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The Dairy.
MODEL BUTTER.MAKING

/ MODEL BUTTER.MAKING
! One of the most successful butter dairie
in the country is to be found on tn,
famous Echo farm IF F. Ratchford Starr
at Litchfeld, Ct, described In recent
number of the Country Gentleman. Mr..
Starr, being obliged to retire from business
some years ago, first purchased q small
farm at Litchfield as q summer resort,
and becoming enamored of country life
has gone on adding to his original pur-
chase till he las farm of 400 acres of i'm
proved land, with probably the most
convenient and elaborate set of farm
buildings in the State and a herd of pure
Jersey stock second to more in Americs.
The butter from the Echo farm, each cake
bearing the curious monogram of the con-
Germ, sells for 81 per pound in the Boston
and New York markets. and those who
have tasted Its excellence are not willing
to accept cheaper article. To obtain per-
feet butter, gilt-edgcd In the highest
sense, has beea the owners study from
the beginning, and how far he has sue.
ceeded is shown by bis sales. Every
detail OF the business is conducted with
the greatest nicely and cleanliness. The
mixers are required to wash their hands,
and even comb their hair before milking,
a I'd each cows milk, after weighing,
is strained through Two fine wire strainers
and thin cloths. In the summer, the uilk
is set in deep cans in running water, and,
in winter, In small seamless pans. The
milk stands 36 hours before skimmine, and
the cream strained or filtered, removing all
particles of dirt and rendering the
mass homogencous-a great desidera-
tum, 40 Is we'll understood
by managers Of large dairie,
I be churning is twice a week at a temper
allure of 81 with Blanchard churn Cd.
Grated by horsepower. and the butter
generally comes in 40 minutes, The butter
is worked twice, once Immediately after
when ealt is added, and again
In about two hours, after which it is put
up in alf-pound prints, wrapped in thin
muslin and enclosed in q thin paper box.
Each box bears directions to the purcha Ser
not to keep the butter in the box or nap.
kin longer than msy be necessary. Ship
ments are made twice week by the OK
press to the New York and Boston agents
About 4S cows are usually kept, thei,
food being hay, corn'mssl, sugar beets,
and mangel wurtzels, less grain being fed
when the root crops are good. "Cut feed
with meal and bran is given twice day.
The cows are all fastened with stanchions
IN broad stalls, and each COW il carded,
watered and kept out of doors an hour
each day for exercise If the weather Is
suitable, The stables are c!saced, swep.
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ParsOn BrOwulOw.

William G. Brownlow. more generally
known as "Parson" Brownlow, died
suddenly at his residence in Knoxville,
Tennessee, not long since Mr.. Brownlow
was a nasiye of Virginia. In 1926 he
entered the Methodist ministry, laboring
for ten years as an itinerant preacher. In
1928 he entered politics, advocating the
election of John Quincy Adams to the
Presidency. In 1887 he became editor of
the Knoxville Wing. Before the war he
was one of the most efficient advocates of
slavery, but when the rebellion broke out
no became strong Union man, anc has
since leen leader of the Republican par
~. He was elected Governor of Iennes-
see in 1864, and in 1869 was sent by that
State to the United States Senate.
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and sanded twice day. three men being
daily employed about the stables besides
the watchman. The herd is never left
alone, a Waterman being required to visit
every creature in all the extensive barn
during the night, and in case of trouble he
has only to touch telegraph lays in diff
ferent parts of the building to summon
the proprietor or foreman. The herd was
largely represented at the Centennial,
where 1t attracted great attention and re-
ceived many awards. One OF the cows
gave 949} pounds of milk in August last,
another TAI and third 6591 pounds.
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Farm and Stock.
ITEMS.

ITEMS.
Never yell at cows or at cattle or horse
when drying, 1t will make them unruly
Mr.. Starr Of Echo farm, says it is es
pecially important to breed from first
class stock since the bull gives characte
TO the progeny more than does the COW
The product of an inferior cow is bette
from first-class bull than that of an in
ferior bull Out of first class COW.
The young husband who has just lessei
house, with nice large garden, now pur
chsfes SO worth of garden tools, buy:
ont seed store, and proceeds 10 blister
his hands ''mak ing garden" The resul,
will be q garden full Of weeds all summe,
and q cents worth of watery potatoes III
the fall. There's nothing like raising
yoar own vesataoles.
A Saline, Kansas. correspondent of the
Kansas City Journal, gives the following
hopper remedy:
We have had the grasshoppers Matching
out here for some time past very numer-
ously, but the pests are beginning to he
things of the Iast. We have got the upper
hand of them. Il IS very SIMPLE aud easily
managed, and We are killing millions of
them.
Take piece OF sheet iron, say 10 feet
long and 2 or feet wide; turn up one
side about foot for q back, saturate a
piece of cloth, calico Tor anything) with
coal oil and place it on the sheet iron;
place the iron on the ground, and two
boys can draw it. The hoppers will
jump upon 1t as 1t is drawn along. They
touch the coal oil and it kills them almost
instantly.
The signs that the California farmers
generally have hard year before them
continue to increase. At least one-third
of the area IN wheat and barley is now be.
yond the hope of yielding enough to pay
for threshing, and another third is in Sc.
rious danger. Many fields will not even
make hay. In addition to the drought.
rust has appeared At several places in
Sonoma county, mildew In Yolo and
6plano; white rust in Santa Clara and
the crckets in Lake-all Of them attack
ing the grain fields. The crickets are akin
to the grasshoppers, and, like them, are
the occasional accompaniment of dry
seasons. The po;ato.rot is reported in
Ssn Mateo county. The Eumber of sheep
that have died or have beer slaughtered
because of the scarcity of pasturage 10 not
less than 800 600. and at the end Of the
year, instead of having 5000, 600 sheep.
- We should have with a. average rain.
fall, We shall not have more than 7,0W, 900
psrhsps not 90 many.
THE BOSS WHEAT FARMS.
Cas- county, Dakota, can boast Of hav
iEg the largest wheat farm on The Ameri.
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THE 'SNf22:N7znEu,,
E0IFIsAsa ii ss5;;ssss3} ~ssUE..sIER.
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1hts tnco,s rGrab1c DEPTR17YvH L.
q Po,ccrJsf ALTE&ETIVE, TOkIr, ~
UHETIC, D!4PHCE EIIC, a.sa AprrI--
| It tnvaluabte and nrrer- fuifinn. ana ~
its continued use r;U thorostgLiy ~,oS!I
cute al "tsrnses Of ;'t~ hIoxR. IL. f,,rr.
a,snfs are Of q per~iH horn,ftss er,rae-
ton, the T,o'"cts DntAr,t1 from ycn,o,..
EgyPt'Mn PrrcinccS, AMI GrLcrc tEryo a.
the slightest sui,t ~ ,Iis~nsc II, H.. 90,
TEN, 1t "crcr fuits ~ cj"cf,ng mat disra..
pehing 1t MToisyh hhc :acny G!.d r.or;o,.
channeks Of tie bo%y, Megrhti <,{to,rinc
and, '"de"d, foycinG oH TIE 5rGars t INK.
. tns;n proper ..n'n.G G"d f"Rcttonat CON
coHriHcc cny 2)G'i"Ht 2;siay H. ~ j.. 49,,
tt""ttcd retiab,itty and srSssdr.i,I cusn
re properties, # h"i"g, a''osf ,;,jqmcstlom-,
"bty, Tie Gerry oc:a. al r,cfir9t .5.;vn,nL.
and TIE yrcutSst d'scorr.y Jf the 7,,.csr,'<<
age, tn the frenfn,,7tr Of t7-cr,. dir-c,.
,rhe'e ne 5isoG "s~'f is 7'riniariiy The.
SCkOELL-; cnf tAa Ntsss,,,J AMI o,.
causes Mnt l.od II this trrrihia oHict;on.
of schich c;I cir.It.ti roui,u,.ujijss az
cOD"i=nnf, for Lfhji,'ri I!'afh hrs c,,er,
I'd that liz: q ,;iis1 RI fLr 5othcrs .tniT
risit erci. untO fire fi.irsi ,,.id ye,f,4h U,n.
erWfions,' a"1 ~ HLIEf" UGHS Am
LNEEEBLLD EEN"IfILzICNs IL Is az
7'onreI1Ml :''.j"rri&Htn!. CaltsjEy he n-reele
Of man once more to GsSa1.;c Ire God-liks
form Of ulGHhGoI.
For CTT4H:DT-s TFSrfsTs. y-RIN-
COSTIIL-NLsE, LEE'Lf; 4Ntl GyDYEY
COMPLiJNJs. HLEIEl!E AND NERy--
DTs DEHiLi EUkt M:aGLsM,
ZEIELfOH1IoIG CiNtEE, t-HyT.
fFFEtIIc rs or TIN Ron e.g. (NDO,,
LENT u ERR. ran .aLE tOM-
PLANTS (dad t. ia" GC,,tEe3' seq it Is .
tibte, and oeticote C-'n"tes, as ii takes
~ EoH:,:s oF .rURnEEC DIsEHsH
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature
iofJ. HAYDOCK, as agent for the United
States, surrounds each box of Pills, aud
lOintment. A handsome reward will be
given 70 any one rendering such intor-
nation as may lead to the detection of
any party or parties counterfeiting the
medicines or vending the same. knowing
them to be spurious.
*x*Sold at the mandatory of Profess
|sOr Holloway & Co.. New York. and by
Jail respectable druggists and dealers in
medicines throughout the civilized world,
lin boxes at Is cents, 62 cents and 81. each.
Ca There is considerable saving by
taking the larger sizes
N. B.-Directions for the guidance of
patients in every disorder, are affixed to
each box. I"
Office. liz Liberty t., n. Y.
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The Household.
THE TABLE.
COCOANUT TIE.

COCOANUT PIE.
One cup of prepared cocoanut soake
lin milk; 2powdered crackers, or table
spoonfuls of corn starch; 3 eggs; littl
butter and salt; and sugar, if waited
grated rind of lemon improves. Bak
without upper crust.
POTATO PUFF.
Stir two cupfuls of mashed potatoes an,
2 tablespoonfuls OF melted butter unit
light and creamy then add 2 eggs, wei
beaten, and 6 tablespoonful of cream
beat the whole very thoroughly, and sea
son with salt and pepper. Put in but
tered pudding dish, and bake in a quicl
Ioyen until of liyht-brown. Try THU
for cheap or quickly prepared dinner
and accompany it with thin slices OF
broiled ham, with poached egg, neatly
trimmed, laid on each slice.
LYONS POTATOES.
Into a saucepan put large lump OF
butter and small onion, finely chopped,
and when the onion is fried to an amber
color throw in slices of cold boiled pota
toes, which must be thoroughly stirred
until they are turning brown. At this
moment put in a spoonful of finely chop
ped parsely, and, as soon as it is cooked,
drain through colander, SO that the pc.
tatoes retain the moisture of the butter
and many particles of the parsley.
CABBAGE SALAD.
Shave hard, white cabbage into small,
white stripes take the yolks of three
eggs, cup and half of
good cider vinegar, two teaspoonfuls Of
white sugar, three tablespoonfuls of thick
cream, one teaspoonful of mustard mixed
little boiling water; salt and pepper
o suit the taste. Mix all bat the eggs
and let it boil; then stir in the
'ggs rapidly; stir the cabbage into the
and stir well.
YEAST CAKES.
Put very large handful of hops into
quarts of boiling. water, and boil until
be water is reduced one-half; boil 3 large
'otatoes until cooked mash them. aud
id them to 2 pounds Of -four; pour the
oiling hop water over the flour and pota
oes, and stir until it is quite smooth
7hile it is warm add 2 teaspoonfuls of
alt, and 2 teacupful Of sugar; before i.
quite cold stir in a dissolved cake of
yeast. or gill Of any other
quid yeast; let 1t get perfectly light;
len knead in all the Indian meal it will
Ike; roll out in sheet about half inch
thickness, cut in small cakes; lay them
n cloth on board, putting them in q
arm place /; turn them every day they
Ill take 10 or II days, in the winter, TO
~; place in paper bags, few in each,
I'd tie tightly, hanging in dry place.
|ill keep good for months.
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A Song of the Seasons.

A Song of the Seasons
When Spring comes laughing
By vale and hin,
By wind flower walking
And daffodil-
Sing stars of morning,
Sing morning skies,
Sing blue of speedweIr
And my loves eyes.
When summer cometh,
Full-leaved and strong,
And gay birds gossip
The orchard long
Sing hid sweet honey
That no bee sips,
Sing red, red roses,
And my Loves lips.
When autumn scatters
The leaves again,
And piled sheaves bury
The wide wheeled vain
Sing flutes Of harvest
Where men rejoice,
Sing rounds of reapers
And NY Loves voice.
But when comes winter
With hail and storm,
With red fire roaring
And ingle warn-
Sing first sad going
Of friends shst part;
Then sing glad meeting
And my Loves heart.
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Holloway's Pills

}, invarlbly cure the following diseases.
Disorder Of Tho Kidneys.
In all diseases affecting these organs
whether they secrete too much or too lit
tic water; or whether they be afflicted Will
stone or gravel, or with aches and pains
settled in the lOins over the regions of the
kidneys, these Pills should Dc taken &C
cording to the printed directions, and the
ointment should be well rubbed into the
small of the back at bed tine This treat.
ment will give almost immediate relief
when all ether m, ans haye failed.
FOR STOMAcHS OUT OF ORDER.
No medicine will! SO effectually improve
the tone of the stomach as these Pills
they remove all acidity occ ssioned either
by lntcmperancc or improper diet. They
reach the liver and reduce it TO healthy
action; they are wonderfully efficacious in
cases of spasm-in fact they never fail III
curing all disorders of the liver and
stomach
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS are the best
known in the world for the following
diseases Ague, Asthma. Bilious Com
plants, Blotclles on the Skin, Bowels.
Consumption, Debility. Dropsy, Dysen-
Try, Erysipelas. Female Irregularities.
Fevers of all kinds, Fits, Govt, Heae!ache
Indigestion, inflammation, Jaundice. live
Complaints, Piles, rheumatism. Reten-
ton of urine, Scrofula or Kings Evil. |
Sore Threats, Stone and Gravel, Tic
0Ouloureaux, 'rumors. Ulcers. Worms of
all kinds, Weakness from any cause, etc
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BEAT Y RLzMQ!

Grand Square and Upright
This instrument is the most handsome
and best Piano ever before manufactured
in this country or Europe, having the
greatest possible depth, richness aid vol
umc OF tone, combined with rare brillian-
'cy, clcarness and perfect evcnness through
out the entire scale, and. above all, sur
plising duration of sound, the power and
sympathetic quality of which never
changes under the most delicate or power
full touch. Space forbids full descrip-
ton OF this magnificent instrument.
Agents discount given where l have no
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purchasing one of these CELEBRATED
INSTRUMENTS. If, after five (5) days
test trial, it proves unsatisfactory, the
money you have paid will be refunded
upon return of instrument, and freight
charges paid by me both ways. Pianos
tor six years. Address,
Daniel f. Beatty,
&c. Washington, New Jersey, U. S.A.
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THE MINES.

Which are located on Clark's Fork. ART
shown by developments to be the best
and richest in the country.
A road TO the mines will be opened in q
short time from the Crow Agency, dis
lance of only forty miles, which will en-.
able US to make connection with the Vel
lowstone boats, putting the products of
our mines at least one hundred miles
nearer market wagon transrortation) than
any other mines in the Territory. The
Company now offer for sale.
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I ODOLLARS A DAY at home Ab !"
IL wanted. Outfit and terms t0o'
TRUE & Co., Augusta, Ms'"7'
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DIRECTORS.
GEO. w. Fox. w. w AInFRsor
j. s. MENDENHALL, W. II. MARTIN,
w. B. MEADOW.
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DIR. WHIT TIER
GIT St. Charles Straat-

Treats all forms of Veneral Diseases, Semi
nal Emissions and Sexual Debility, with
unparalleled success. No matter who failed,
call or write; pamphlet or consultation free.
Can refer to the medical profession in all
parts Of the Country
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PILES. EaN|Orrh0ids:
ESaE0N.

Many causes tend to produce til IL ,xis.
frf aud distressing state. The blood u
retarded an its 1'etuFH: the too frequent
use of drastic Turgutires tends to produce
cOngestiOm Of the Go,reis. torpid action q
the lirer, and numerous other cdnSes are
the source Of this Cona plant, and hitherto
nothing ctfectant has been presented -
the public, sciich sco.td rapidly aiieriate
mptoms and ultimately proce an sfest-
ire cure. In PILGN ere haze remedy
srh.ch not only acts almost instantly, -6~t
sriU ren.Ore the largest fnnsOTs of the pdrte
(PiesJ by absorption, and snany srAs
haze receire6 not only benefit, 6ut have
been radically Cured, hare been assured
(priOr to "sing this treatment by emit
,aent surgeons that the only relief ths1r
ecer could eri,ect an life, sccuId be by asa
operation, ard TentOrinD it or them jro~A
the body by u procedure srh icI, necessitat-
ed the Emite. This remedy has oee', hailed
,rith delight, and is nOU prescribed b.
many practising physicians, schO are so0-
niza"t Of its merits. as the only known
sure cure for PILES.
Price. Fifty Cents per package, Or go
for $40
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THE ABOTE REMEDIES ARE
thorough IN the eradication Of the differ.
ent and cariOMs natadies deno,ninatsd,
and are the result of patient, searching,
1aborioms, and seicafifc inrestiyatioss
enabr0csny a period OF many years, -
Europe and ImericG.
If the specific directions are complied
scith, thousands Of patients aciU bear srit-
ness to their Teiatirc aneritS, and cOrrob-
crate erEry assertion. Where there ara
anany complications of disease. and pa
tients SO desire, DIR. CHANDLER sri1k
be pleased to gire alt Information, sw&
treat by letter ii necessary.
Descriptive and Explanatory CircH-
lar of the above remedies sent o.. reeeire
Of stamp. If the PR ORE ETA Il Z
MEDICINES not sale at your
particular druggists, send orders to
DR.. CHANDLER,
1919 Broadway, Eew-York City
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1919 Broadway, New-Yo1

Dr.. S. W. langtcme Sole Agent lor Bozema
, 1877-06-08
CulCAGo. FRIDAY. JUNE 8, 1877.

piy 10 tho letter at Lord Derby, which Cont
echouva,off took With him to st. Petersburg. In
h.s letter Lord reshy drew tho sttcntlon OF Rusa'e
To yasiona points where Ergltsh intercsh would ba
affected n Husatan action extended 30 Tar. They
we,e mentioned In Mr. Ctoas speech In Parliament
sad arc tho aucx Canal and Egypt conatanttnop's'
tho Dar5sncllea and rersiau Gulf. The Ps'nces
letter successfully
and explains !hat ftnseta doea not tncnn to Inter.
te,e With nny cue at them. priuea 0oftschskon
acknowledge tho great International and COM
rpercial Importance Of tho Bucz Canal. and gives
the most positive assurances TINT fsustsa does hot
intend IN any WY 10 touch It. Ndfsis, indeed
thinks herself eutitied, ~ snattcr OF right, to
carry the war to Egypt, but explains that any &C"
too In that direction has never even been takes
Into confederation. This Is mora the case ~ reRafus
the Persian Calf. Russia thfnka 40 Important 4
maritime passage a. tte DardHnellea must be
a1,vsYs regulated by tnternatIona, agreement. and
not by ono Power alone. She dtscaIrps any luttn"
lion Of acquiring Conatantnop1e. though 1t sha
samc time she could not consent 10 lh possesslol
| by any other ChtistEsn Power. The communlca'
| ttou Ia sltent A. regards anT
| TEMPORARY OCCUPATION OF CorsTANT1NorL1
which mAy become necessary aad enaue 10 tn
| course OF 1lusaIAn military achievements.
The letter goes on to say that hussls has r"
! uaincd ttuc to her programme In aiming soleI5 I
tmoyoripR the condition OF The Christians In Tur
kcy, which can only be dona By sho coercion Of th
purto. As soon as Russia has achieved this ah
will fail back on the resolutions Of Tho constantl
nop1e Conference md contend for such guarantee
a. viii Insure The efficiency Of shs reforms, tak'n
The Powers to tsko up ths thread wheso 1t vi
broken By the dissolution Of tho Conferences.
, 1877-06-08

9her could not tell the name Of the piac. whiihes
they we're bound. nor the army corps u which thsy
I'd stSays on ths great Wafiachlan plain: and yet
they esrked thelr cap. md cracked theit wnt; !r;,
and awaeSesea gcnefal1T With =. much raottmn a.itn,
on i trosp @ II t:o.saess sas In hI.onae I! hs'a
eio'e te road The raia lid drogncd ,%t ot M tns
lie eossseks were mt d}sp,Ftcd by their unrrniat
e"n,ltttsn. With sonc sfrAw and .nmc hranehe:
they had thrown p s1e1tHt assln't thc wind. ata
iostjiy to the accompaniment fhrn!filrd BY one ~
their numler. who whiat1ea more sl,rifit INN hny
t4o.aIun rtsect Arab. Several iay Atrctchea .is
sInnftcr IN the mud. with the ratn etrcanng down
upun them.
, 1877-06-08

rhs Pcrsl2tent Effort Of Ignorant and MAud-
lin Sympathy to Rescue tho nuschar' Boy
frpm ths Ohtoquy Resting upon ulm--"
The scene shifts to Acknowledgment
tive peoplc on tho Make
sAx VnAxctsco, luno IA few days ngo thu
CaH pabiahcd u advertisement askinG ths Cap.
ta,n, officers, OF crew Of the schooner 0apfef to
communicate Will 1ray i Haven. attorneys Thss
morning the Coll printed column article 10 tue
effect that tho Osprey referred to ~aa 1he schooner
by which Orion, tho Ttchborne clalmant, said he
wus picked up whiia he WA adta!t Ia boat IN tho
Atlantic Ocean, and that Capt Mitchell Owens VIZ
lu tho city. and had responded 70 tho adsortlse'
ment aao that be- had tho OF tue vessel ID
his possession, which wAs expected 70 furnish tna
mtssIne link In tho c9atnants evidence. Further
inquiry shows that tho story lacks Authenticity.
asaY, OF tho above legal fEul, stases thai somo
nontha ago. It tho rcQucst Of tho Secretary Of inc
Tlchborpr Release Association, ae employed man
named F. L. Gordon to search tor traces OF tho oaptey
md hce Captain. After whlle Gordon reported
thst be had fjuua Capt Mitchell Owens. who had
the Iog. .book lii. Gray waa At that tinle Surveyor
nott poftsJ ths ta' iniosmatoa thus .ceessud 70
q, sest'taF, ,,eet,ea 81 .er '0s'atiea iaane
chack foe S1oo. aud sskng him 10 continue hs In:
ycs,issiton aNa, Il posAtu!s, obtain possession of
ths .-t,ak and lndues Caps. owena 10 60 70 En'
f41ntd, III. Il ps|al Gordon a..te that The
vas ttdtcaI0us'y small for Inc service peH9ltn9n.
ind declined to hase anything further u ~ ~ssh
Mr, usay e1pee&sea tue oplnlon that Go!don I. T.
holding back tor high bid tor his knowlodgs; Is
scams equally pfo6apts that 0otapns Who!s ss1sy
Of CAPT, Ovens thouRh 1t il pivtn out hs has Eaae
! to Victoria. "A 10 tho sehooner Dsptey. e J.
cialmei Tint tho log alleged 70 b 10 the csrsssa'
tOyscesIoa shuws that she arrived hero 70 ihss.
.sled essy r. im9 t"1 :0y a%eb aniss IL Is
frsensn Y,chbn,ns, She Il stated BY tho Secretary
of lhe Assosatton to have been IA American thtes*
maytoI schooner Ut 400 or 500 sOaa. The Caat9A-
nsc. hAt tha scco.ta al the Mcrehanta' Exchange.
beetea ~ ass :a%s
ms:ted schooner OSPREY, tapt, 0f'gss xh!sh W. w
mere la ths spssRg V ~, ~ tx tstsStnn9 na u@
ys,tsssncni WIZ Inserted TO remedy tho detection
| Of Uotdvu. The la4utFy II ak''l pfoRseas'n2'