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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-11
. considers ttrrii6rio

diplomatico, se considera ttrritorio
brasilefiO
Las dltimas noticias de Rio Janciro
anuncian que Ell obispo d Pernnmbuco
ha sido citado ante el Tribunal Dapre-
mo de Justicia del Brasil por haber
publicado sin ell placct del gobierno,
un breve pontificio contra 4 masone-
RIA. Aunque ell breve hace tempo que
Sc public6, ell obispo fue envisdo 4
Roma q conferenciar con Ii Santa
Sede y ahora, mandando ell gobiernO
que revocase aquella medida, Sc l.eg6
energicamente q clio, por 10 cual ha
sido citado q comparecer ante el susO-
dicho Tribunal. Declarado asf Ell con-
fiicto, ell obispo de Para Sc apresur6 4
hacer causa comun con ell de Pernam-
buco, exponiendo en- una carta pasto-
raj ell caracter peligroso de Ia franc
masonerfa; el obispo de Bahia y Ell
anciano obispo de Mariana no tarda-
ron en- seguir esos ejemplos, declaran-
do por Gltimo ell de Pernambuco, fray
Vital de Oliveira, dar ell golpe decisive
& intimando q las cofradfas 4 que ex-
cluyesen & los lnasones, habi9ndose
estas negado, las excomulg6. Esto di6
por resultado que Ia casa de los jesui-
tas fuese saqueada, sus moradores mall
tratados y destrozadas las prensas del
| neri6dicO cat0lico de In cindad Ia
masonerfa que esta muy extendida en-
ell Brasil, depende de la gran logia de
Hamburgo y sus resultados pueden
conocerse por la administration que
empieza a desmoralizarse, absorbida
como Sc encuentra por los masones.
Los primeros frutos son muy amargos
| y 81 ell gobierno lastima los intereses
cat6licos de aquel imperio, los siguien
tes han de ser peores para ell catoli-
cismo y para la prosperidad del Brasil.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-11
CHILE.

Absorbe completamente la atencion
del gobierno chileno la question de
enseranza y la question religiosa. La
primera ha causado honda division
entire ell partido cat6lico y ell liberal,
adoptandose por fin ell art. 80 del Co
digo que establece un consejo Ell ell
que no Sc da ingerencia al clero en- la
direction de la ensefanZa Official. En-
cuanto a la question religiosa tiene
trazas de no acabar nunca, pues ahora
los Senadores Sc encuentran indecisos
a causa de un articulo que public6 la
ReviSta Cat6lica de Lima que ha eau
sado mucha sensation. Copia algunos
artfculos de la bula Apostolice sedis
expedida por Pho TX ell af1o 1869, &
incurren en- excomunion mayor los
que falten tales articulos La ReUis-
ia Cat6Jica termina asf: Los que sean
verdaderamente cat6licos; los quequie-
ran morir y vivir en- ell seno de nues-
tta santa madre Iglesia, no tienen mas
que escuchar la voz del Supreme pas
tor y arreglar ella su conducta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-11
PORTUGAL.

81 mariscal duque de Saldauha Sc
halla Rravemente enfermo en- Lon
dres. Ell conde de Seisal, ministro de
Portugal en- Francia, ha fallecido.
Los presos militares con motive de
la conspiracion del 7 de diciembre,
han sido absueltos, salvo ell CONAN
dante baron Pomarinho, y dos sargen-
tos que han sido condenados & dos
amos de prision. No Sc prob6 que la
conspiracion citada haya querido aten-
tar & Ia independence de Portugal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-11

ala 90 desprende que Mr.. Bismarck
hizo gestiones psra provocar una in
surreccion en- Hnngrfa para desorga-
uazsr las fuerzas militares de Austria
en v'spetas de Ia guerra que debia
'armnar con Ia batalla de Sadowa.
PaTe'e tambien, por ell espfrita de la
carta, que Italia trata de esconderse
tras Ia Alemania con detrimento de la
Francia 4 quien debe su union. Este
apoyo que prests al Teutonismo la
Italia no debe olv'darlu nunca ell res
to de Ia Europa latina, hoy amenasa-
da nor ell ergulo de, Cesar alenan.
Sin embargo, segun los peri6dicos
ber'ineses, la prensa italiana ha olen-
A'in mucho 4 Prussia jnzgando su
san,r las declaracione~ / Lamarmora,
'a> relaciones entrH smhas potencias
~ van enfriando sen>is.lemente. FL go
,etno aleman esta AL, mas POGO salts
techo de que el m,nlsterio italiano no
'resente ell proyecto de ley prohiblen-
10 Ia publication de documentos di-
plomaticos sin altorizacion. Los ale
manes quieren que Italia demuestre
su cordialidad 4 Prussia no con pala,
bras sino con hechos.
La tragsta de guerra italiana PriF-
cesa Clotilde, lego Tanger ponien-
dose 4 disposition del representante.
lie Italia en- NJ .rruecos, q fin de ha
Ger una excursion por la costa mario
quf. S4Ii6 al POGO tempo llevando a
'nrt" al encarxado de la embaj ada y
interprete, debiendo estos unirse
C "a el ministro de Francia para orga-
'izar una cacesia y contiuuar despues
| r. Larache. Rabst. Mazagan, Ssffi
M1.sdor. s. cree que la polftica
cuga su psrte 20 esta expedition,
,ues no es vero>fmil que ell goblerno
,talano iedique sus buques de guerra
simneS cace,ias.
Ell Papa, recihienlo diau'acion
g a. aspclaci mes :a'o .ea- "a !soas,
t'lp que hrntlce siem.,re Il si'a, pc
nn 4 la r-volu.l,n. l., x e'4s =
E~,.afla, du41->a se a ',ta, ha Nn'raio
| n cp"v"ie, eHcs.
La Voz de la Vertlad, orsano del
VAiIcAno, dlsi "a to1ss las duaas en- ell
.,uotn lie la T. 'nstltucs"a pontihcla
La Bala 4C b.. Ia elecc. he los Pa
a- no 90 mas que la reproduction de
C,nsti -ucioues apes o.icas de Pio
VI y P'o VII ia h" 80 1898 y 1909,
que p" TX oesr's.6 en- 1870 4 IL
alrsd. - l,s lie c,lus ita'ianos tc
r .la. II n -nno jurado secreto los
pocus cordena,es que tuvieron noticla
de este acto, rigurosamente guardado,
no es possible que ell ORC germanico
haya conseguido copia alguna de tan
~ or ante documento.
D. t,+os mpdoS, aprovechando ha
| olmen Z, g. ,erno de Italia la a &c
cion reciente he los dltlmos cardena-
les, ha drlgido una circular las po
| tenciss iemOstrt 9.in ron este hechO la
iber'at del Sa 70 G., egio, y a6rman-
DO qu gual-s gsgantfas de indepen-
denc,a tendrA ei C6nclave ell dia en-
que tucse llamadp en- Roma q dar un
successor al actual Poutitice. Sabe que
0 rsta question esta ao,yada por la
A e,nania, ell Austria, Portugal y Es
aha
La touda de Ia ia a-cende hoy a
4. suma de 1,800000,00 pesos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-11
BELGICA.

Ell ministro de estado de esta ma
cion di6 las expiicaciones que la ca
mara pedfa concernientes a las recla
maciones que oil gabinete prusiano
habia hecho al gobierno por el Incl
dente religioso. Con estas explicacio-
nes va SO creia conclude este inciden
te; pero el gabinete alenan parece
que aspira q a!go mas que a contener
a los eclesiasticos en- su sagrada pro-
paganda, pues quiere que el gobierno
reprima la prensa faltando las leyes
de la Constitution belga, puesto que
allf la prensa es libre, y hasta Sc Wis
lumbra que quiere Sc modi6que el
gabinete, ustituyendole por otro que
Ilene las aspiraciones del canciller del
imperio. Ell diputado del centro, Mr..
Berge, dijo que ell gobierno no debia
consentir, bajo ningun concepto, que
sc atentase contra la Constitution
belga.
Ell gabinete prusiano reclam6 con
ira la pastoral del arzobispo de Mali
mas, en- que combatiendo las l6gias
mas6nicas como contrarias q la divi-
nidad de Jesucristo y q la Ig'esia
universal, condena al mismo tempo
la lucha que ell cesarismo y la revolu-
cion hacen 4 Pho TX, como ell Ap6s-
tol, cautivo en- Roma.
Como es natural toda la prensa esta
impaciente y hasta los diarios mas CO.
medidos encuentran las pretensiones
de NJ. Bismarck demasiado exijentes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-11
-UNIDos.

POGO satisfactorio y halagiieno pa
ra los que buscan virtud y moralidad
en- ell gobierno del pueblo por ell pue-
bio es ell espectaculo que ofrece en-
estos momentos la Repdblica modelo,
segun una correspondence que pu
blica nuestro ilustrado colega EI Dia
rio de la Marina.
La actividsd del general Garfield,
presidente de la comision encargada
de correjir abusos y proponer econo-
MAS ha encontrado muchos de los pri-
meros en- varios ramos de la admins
TRACTION.
La comision encontr6 muy exor-
bitantes los gastos en- ell ramo de inn
prenta; en- ell departamento de Ha-
clenda una suma sospechosa de 25O
mil pesos, Ga Ga
Anade ell corresponsal que la conf
sion de asuntos indianos de la CANA
ra Sc ocupa en- estudiar un proyecto
de ley para reformar la admnistra-
clon de los asuntos que Sc relacionan
con los indlos, en- la cual parece que
Sc cometen los mas escandalosos abu-
SOS 4 costa del pueblo y en- perjuicio
de aquellos infelices aborfgenes. d.
cese que los millones destinados 4 ali
war sus necesidades, casi una mitad
Sc queda entire las manos de los CO.
misionados del gobierno, 10 cual hace
resultar siempre un deficit en- las
cuentas que presentan q fin de ano.
Tambien en- Columbia Sc han CO.
metido tales abusos que ell gobierno
de aquel distrito reclama $1,000, 900
que lie debe ell gobierno federal por
mejoras hechas en- las GALES de Wash
ington.
f. Aguilera, nuevo presidente de la
repablica cubana, esta en- Baltimore 4
bordo del Edgard Stuart. Este buque
esta completamente metamorfoseado,
tiene torro nuevo de cobre y lleva dos
cai1ones de bronco para defenderse de
los tiburones. Sai6 para Annapolis,
que es su viaje de prueba, y va carga-
do de armas. Como SO We, los Estados-
Unidos, faltando q los tratados con
Espana, apoyan al filibusterismo. Esta
muy bien, pero que tenga cuidado Ell
Edgar Stuart de no encontrarse con
otro Tornado, porque le saldrfa la
cuenta muy NAL, y las reclamaciones
de los yankees Isl es que ahora Sc
atrevieran a hacerlas) seran desprecia-
das por Espafla y por toda Europa. Ell
Herald dice que las disposiciones del
general Jovellar son ell reinado del
terror y las califica duramente. Ell
World las cree inspiradas por Ingla-
terra. Lo cierto es que dichas DISPOSE
clones son ell hacha fatal para ell as
queroso y va moribundo 6libusterismo.
La deuda de Estados- Unidos es de
dos mil doscientos millones de pesos.
BRASIL.
La cOndesa de Eu. princesa impe-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-11
SUIzA.

Tambien en- esta repGblica Sc per-
sigue rudamente al catolicismo. Ell
gobierno federal ha entregado sus pa
saportes al nuncio de Su Santidad, sin
pediros.
Todos los eclesiasticos cat6licos que
firmaron la protesta de febrero han
recibido 6rden de salir del territor.o
de la Confederation en- ell termino de
cuarenta ocho horas desde ell dia
que Sc les notifque este acuerdo. Esta
medida anti-cat6lica es digna de un
gobierno federal que, teniendo en- sus
leyes ell respeto todas las religiones
y siendo muchos de sus s1bditos ca
t6licos, las infringe solo por agradar a
Bismarck 8 por tenor q las lanzas de
los hulanos. \ no solo Sc ha opuesto
ell gobierno helvetico al dogma cato
leo sino que, desprsciando los cano-
nes, ha elegido curas para cubrir q los
expulsados, por sufragio universal.
Pueden nuestros lectores juzgar por
los siguientes parrafos de un ilustrado
diario, las arbitrariedades del gobierno
suizo. "Contindan, dice, los conflictos
religiosos en- la Helvecia y reina una
grande efervescencia entire los habi-
tantes del Jura bernes, causada por
las medidas hostiles al catolicismo
adoptadas por las autoridades canto-
nal y federal. Ell gobierno del canton
ha hecho ocupar militsrmente ell Bon
fol, cerca de Porrentruy, que es un
'lugar de una peregrinacion muy devo-
ia y muy popular y concurrida en- el
pals"
Hasta aquf el peri6dico citado; lue-
go sabemos que ha habido '.isturbios
y que el gobieruo habia mandado tro.
pas y hecho muchas prisiones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-11
BRASIL.

La condesa de Eu, princesa impe-
rial, Sc halla Ell cinta. Como la prince
sa reside en- Francia con su marido,
hijo primogenito del duque de Ne
mours y estan declarados herederos
del trono brasileno, el hijo que ahora
tengan sera 4 su vez heredero de ese
mismo ,trono; pero como para clio la
ley del Brasil sexije que nazca en- Ell
territorio imperial, y los medicos OPT
nan que una larga travesfa por mar
serfa fatal para la princesa ensel estado
en- en, qgesss halla, para salir'd Icohllicto
Sc hav discurrido que, cuando Sc crea
pr6ximo el parto, Ia princesa Sc ins-
tale en- el hotel de Ia egacion del Bra
sil, que, en- yirtud de un doculnento
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-24
DELINQUENT TAX LIST

S. R. Porter, Esq, county treasurer and
ex- officio county collector, publishes in THE
WEEKLY ARGUS Of this week, the list OF
lands and lots in this county on which tax
es are due and unpaid, and gives notice that
he will apply to the county court on the
third Monday of May next, for judgment
on the same, and for an order to sell the
lands and lots, unless the taxes, interest
and costs shall be paid before the
Sd Monday in June next The
sale will take place on Monday
June Is, and all who wish to save
their property from such sale should pay
previous to that day, as it will not be con
vcnient to receive taxes on that day.
THE WEEKLY ARGUS for this week is a
double full sized sheet, of pages, and,
besides the Tax List, contains As columns
of interesting matter. We think our
friends in the country might aid us little
in increasing its circulation among their
neighbors. Sample copies sent free on ap-
plication
Copies containing the tax list can be had
at the Office for cents each, a large edi-
ton having been published
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-24
NOTES HERE AZ D THERE.
Y cry pleasant day.

Very pleasant day.
Mr.. Charles Conqueror, glass cutter at
the glass works, was severely injured in
the back by falling from a running board
at the glass works yesterday afternoon
Sixteen years ago Tom Kenyon went
| to Kansas City with cent, and the other
day he signed a check for $1,000. He
signed with another mans name, and his
supply OF irecdom't mir has been abbrevi-
ated,
A man named Button died recently in
Southern Berkshire Mass, and when the
sexton started out with pick and shovel,
somebody asked him what he was going
to do. Going to make a Butt0nhGle, -
was the not very grave reply.
A clergyman being annoyed by some
of his audience leaving the church while
he was speaking, took for his text, Thou
art weighed in the balance and found want
ing. After few sentences, he said ::
] on will please pass out as fast as you are
weighed.
"A wide-awake minister, who found his
congregation going to sleep before he had
fairly commenced, suddenly stopped and
exclaimed: Brethren, this isn't fair; it
ism giving a man half a chance wait till
| get along, and then if | amt worth lis
teEing to, go to sleep, but don't before
commence; give man a chance
The managers of the Rockford, Rock
Island x St. Louis railroad have been hap
by in their selection of conductors. No
more OblIglng and competent officers cln
be found On any road eentering in our city
This is the universal opinion of large por-
ton OF our travelling public, and personal
acquaintance with the boys authorizes us
in indorsing the popular verdict-,S Louis
Journal l4th.
General Sheridan has had a cook stove
named after him. He ought to feel crate
tul. "-B0ston Post. Yes, any man could
eat his Little Phil OF dinner cooked
on such stove.-C Commercial Alpertiser.
And would not require Five Forks"
either Bulletin To dispose of an Ear
ly breakfast. - HdrrisJmgh Telegraph.
Such broiling wit is enough to make Bull
Run.-Ifttsburgh Commercial. Yes. it
was such broils that Sheridan called his
Cook and Custer.-S Louis Journal.
An Ohio newspaper is Mortified to find
that the "groceries" are good deal more
than the harmless repositories of Goldfish
and wash brushes" That the sable and
alluring bottle nestles beneath the coun-
tiers, and If customer, after purchasing
bunch OF shoe strings or fish hook, feels
as though an encourager, with or without
sugar, would make new man of him, he
can get it at any Of those modest marts of
trade.
The Rev Henry Ward Beecher makes
this reply in the Christian Union to a que
ry as to whether it is wicked to dance !;
1T is wicked when it is wicked, and not
wicked when it is not wicked. In itself 1t
has no more character than walking. wrest-
ling or rowing. Bad company, untimeiy
hours, evil dances, may make the exercise
evil good company, wholesome hours, and
home influences, may make it very great
benefit"
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-24
Great Discovery,

E. F. kunkels Bitter Wine of Iron
Tor the cure of weak stomach, general de
bility, indigestion, disease of the nervous
system, constipation, acidity Of the stom-
ach, and all cases requiring tonic.
The wine includes the most agreeable
and efflclent salt of Iron we possess; cit
rate of magnetic oxide, combined with the
most energetic Of vegetable tonics-Y elbow
Peruvian Bark
The effect in many cases of debility, loss
of appetite, and general prostration, of an
efficien5 Salt of Iron combined with our
valuable nerve, is most happy. 1t aug
ments the appetite, raises the pulse, takes
off muscular fiabbiness, removes the pallor
of debility, and gives floral vigor to the
countenance.
Do you want something to strengthen
you? Do you want good appetite DO
you want to build up your constitution !
Do you want to feel well ? Do you want to
get rid of nervousness DO you want en-
ergy? Do you want to sleep well? Do
you want brisk and vigorous feelings? Ii
you do try Kunkels Wine of Iron.
This truly valuable tonic has been so
thoroughly tested by all classes of the COM
munity, that it is now deemed indispen-
BILE as tonic medicine 1t costs but little.
purifies the blood and gives tone to the
stomach, renovates the system and pro-
longs life.
| now only ask trial of this valuable
tonic. Price 81 per bottle. L. E. kun
KEEL, sole proprietor, Philadelphia. Pa.
John Bengston agent for Rock Island.
4-l-dwlm.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-24
Suicide of VIM. Daxon in Milan.

MILAN, Ill.,, April 81, 1874
To the Edit rs of The Argus:
! esterday about 1 ?. NJ, Mrs. Wm. Daxon,
of this place, returned from the country,
and on entering her house found the bed
room door closed and fastened, and in at
tempting to force it open found that il
was barricaded on the inside with a sewing
machine and other furniture. She soon
effected an entrance and to her dismay
found her husband, VIM. Dixon, lying on
the bed in an unconscious state, a stand
drawn up to the side of the bed with a
pitcher and glass on it, also some paper
that looked as though thev had contained
drugs OF some kind Alter couple of
hours delay DIR. Logan was sent for and on
his arrival pronounced it case of suicide
by arsenic. Afterwards DIR. FL lyett exam
amined the case and said tn 1t morphine
had been used, but the man was beyond
recovery when the Drs. arrived and Mrs
Daxon says that he was in the same
condition when she came home. He
died at 4 o'clock A. NJ. Domestic trouble
Is supposed to be the cause of the rash act.
Both OF our druggists say that he bought 5
grains OF morphine at each of their stores.
Coroner Knox held an inquest over the re-
mains. Verdict of Jury that deceased
came TO his death by an over dose of NOR
phine taken by himself In haste. G.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-24
NOTE FROM MR.. GEO. WAGNER.
He Propounds some Ugly Conundrums to the
new City Government.

To the Editors of The Argus:
Your police report of yesterday has my
name as delinquent on license and selling
liquor in violation Of law. In Justice to
myself [ desire to say that my license
would have been paid earlier but for the
temporary absence of myself and bonds
men from the city. Would it not have
been more business-like and courteous if
the City Clerk had given official notice
through the press, when licenses should be
paid? 1t has heretofore been customary
to file the bonds, and pay, any time during
the month of April. What has occurred
to cause our new city administration to VIC
late or change this well-established Gus
tom? Not single dealer in the city paid
on the It'll of April, and all licenses had
then expired Why this new born zeal to
fine Paul Albrecht, Charles Schlemmer,
John Mulqueen, Thomas Riley and my
self, when every other dealer in the city is
technically as liable as we were? If the
new administration wished to add from So
to $40 or $l2 each to our licenses why not
be consistent and impartial and add the
the same to all the others who are legally
as liable as we we're? [ have always paid
my license, and my taxes, and | don't
think any one believes that have any de
sire to evade or violate any law of the City
or State Yours Resp'y,
GEO. WAGNER, Atlantic Brewery,
| Anrjl "a
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-24
GOOD ADVICE AND POETRY,

TUNE, Anything that Fits"
Magic Oil is ''death on Fits.
Magic Oil is delicious, thank Renne for this!
All pain 1t cures quickly for mother or miss
Goes right to the trouble rubbed in with the palm
AS sure as your faithful 1T works like charm.
The directions please follow, but use your own ski
IL. Sprains and Neuralgia but battle with will
Used outward and inward it never does harm
In Headache or Collie 1t works like charm
Sore throat from Catarrh from Cold in tb. ffeoa
Or Chils from Cold that would keen Won in had
Magic Oil performs wonders, and acts ike hahn
For Gargiing,or Swathing'It works like a charm ,
The "toot horn !. of fame" most usually lies,
So the Magic Oil cures took the folks nv sprnrise
The claims that 1t made caused wondrons alarm
the 'riai now shows that 1T works like charm.
u cures ;h YOU So nicely II makes you feel brave
Na' In oi =, pain ls luxury have.
Magic oli IN Dyspepsia gives a feeling so calm.
ing stomach III giee says 1T works like a charm "
Mass. e' i"
n Reader, cali for it where you trade Sold in
nock island bT John Bengston and E. Bruenart.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-24
That "Devilo of a Printer.

Last week we attempted to give brief
notice of Islander occupying the public
attention. in reference to a couple of teach
ers in the public schools at st. Paul.
Having in mind the old adage that those
who live in glass houses should be careful
how they throw stones" we wrote: Not
even Mrs Taylor has yet experienced a
papg of jealousy, and until that occurs the
public had better mind their own glass
windows. How provoking it was to dis
cover, when the issue was more than half
off, that this had been made to read ::
Not even MIR. Taylor has yet experienced
a pang of jealousy, and until that occurs
the public had better mind their own grass
widows" The proof reader acknowledges
that he couldn't see any sense in it.-Ak
bit Lea Standard.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-24
Shockink Occurrence

A little cOlored girl, about 5 years old
living with colored family on Front street,
next door below the corner on West Eagle.
was burned SO badly this afternoon that nc
hopes are entertained of her recovery. Ii
Is supposed that her clothes took fire from
the cooking stove. No one was in the
room at the time, the other members of
the family being up stairs. Hearing the
screams OF the little one they ran down
and found her enveloped in flames. Dr.
Plummer was called and did what could be
done to relieve the little sufferer. The
child Is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ham, both of whom are absent, EMPLOYED
on the steamer Minneapolis.