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The daily gazette., 1877-01-29
PENlNsULAR GnICULTURAL AND
POMOLOGICAL ASSOcIATION.
Special Correspondence of GAZETTE.

Special Correspondence of GAZETTE.
IU9 MIDDLETowN, DEL, Jan. 27.
AT the annual meeting of the Peninsu-
lar Agricultural Association this after
noon, good number of stockholders
were present, brought hither by the I'M
mense interest taken in the annual cleo
tion of officers. 1t was first expected
that rather hard fight would be made
between the adherents of two tickets. but
the opposition tagged when the voting
commenced.
The meeting organized at two o'clock,
E. Reynolds was appointed charm an. Sc
cretary Naudian read the minutes of last
annual meeting, and they were adopted.
The committee on purchasing grounds
whereon to erect the building permanent
ly, stated through f. w. Lockwood that
they had been unable to secure a location,
and the committee was continued.
AS the next business in order the secre-
tary read the annual report of the board
OF managers; which was followed by the
annual statement of the financial condi-
ton of the Association, from which we
take the following figures:
Receipts SG,127. SO
Expenditures, 6,06560
Cash on hand Jan. 23.77 S62O3
ASSETS.
Building account sS,O6O 90
Implements 20 90
Bills receivable 2S1 90
Office furniture 81 67
Cash on hand G2 o.
Total sS,475 6e
LIABILITIES.
911 shares capital stock 1858 OF
Bills payable 1908 O(
Gross earnings, years 2,409 6
Total S8,475 &
The statement also shows that premi
ums amounting to S743 Is in excess o.
those of 1875 were awarded.
AS no other business was brouget be
fore the meeting. the election of officers
was next held, and the result was the re-
election of the old set with the exception
of Mr.. Johns in the place of VIM. Polk
The following is list of officers on the
successful ticket:
President-Wm, Il. Cochran.
Secretary-J. b. Naudain.
Managers-E. w. Lockwood, NJ. f
Walker E. c. Fenimore, L. z. Mellow
ell, Il. A. Cochran, Jr., j. III. Walker
Thos.J. Craven, Daniel w. Corbit, Arthur
! Johns.
After the announcement of the resul
OF the voting, the meeting adjourned.
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DIED.

SEEDS.-In Manchester. Iowa. on the 9th
instant Sarah T., wife of William II
Seeds, formerly OF this city.
STINSON.-In this city, on Saturday the
9th inst, Laura Virginia Stinson, aged
II years, . months and II days.
Baltimore and Centreville, Md, papers
please copy.
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LMINGTON MARKETS.

hLMINGToN. Del. Jan. 20, 1877.
Is at the Brandywine Mills for
4 I;rain-COrrected Daily.
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EPILEPSY OR FITS.

S SAMARITAN NERvINE, the reat
g. Nerve Conqueror, cures Epileptic Fits,
Convulsions, Spasms, st. Vitus Dance and
tive and sure cure for Epilepsy. 1t has
been tested by thousands and has never
been known to fail in single case. Inclose
stamp for circulars, giving evidence of
name OF express Office when ordering med
icines. Also send names and address of all
persons subject to Epileptic Fits.
Address, Dr. s. A. RICHMOND
jan9d&w1y Box. TAI, st. Josephs, Mo.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-27

braces 400 square mics, that Is, TWEEN
IL miles cast and west and the same
distance north and south. Among
the pojn,s which this miniature geog
raphy deals with are the folloMlng.4
which serve to- Indicate lis purpose
and scope The map shows the
level of1the creeks, the natareS and
kind Of gold found in the differca,
gulches and lodes, the depth to the
bedrock, the gravel deposits, the mar
ture and kinds Of timber, the forma-.
tiou, OF the country, all the promi,
nent gold:.and silver quartz lodes, the
name and length OF these iodes, all
the surfaoe ipdicstions for quartz, the
openingfor Prospects, tho locations
Of all the towns, the grazing and far
ming lands Of Slea,iish, Whiicwood
Falscbottom and Red Water Creeks,
the various roads and trails and
the course OF the telegraph line. AS
to the fall Of the creeks and the
ampunt Of water each contains, the
following are noticed on Major Henck-
els map: In Spesrtish creek, the
largest in the HilIs, there are 1000
miners inches of water, with fall of
$50 feet to the mile; in Whitewood
| just above Crook City, there is m
average fall Of l40 feet to the mile
from Split-,ail to Whitehall 160 fee,
to the ;mlle in Deadwood creek $50
fleet to the mile IN Bear Butte creek
1T0 feet to ,hs mile; and in Sane
creek Ri feet to the miir.
The intention of parties interested
is to undertake at no distant day thu
| opening OF canal or ditch from
Spear6sh creek ia sDcadwood creek
AS lie former stream haa. an ahund
ance Of water, in fact is river, tht
purpose is to carry it over to Dead
wood ahd turn it into the latter cree.
AT the point on Spearfsh where it il
intended to cutthis ditch, the eleya
/ ton is 900 above sea level, ant
l where the ditch will strike the south
fork Of Deadwood creek, seven mile
above Deadwood City, this elevation
is $500 above sea.leycl. This vii
: be found extremely serviceable 70
hydraulic purposes. Major Hencke
4 who is guest At the Gault Hous,
left Deadwood City Dec. 2s, and wi
:. remain in the city for several days.
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Mexican Troah3es


AAERicAS oFFIcERs wANT 70 ASSIST.
New York, Jan. ga Washing
ton special states that number OF
officers OF the late war have deter
mined TO offer President Iglesias
their services. Al 4 conferenoalyes-
terday, one Of their namhef was dep
uted to wait upon Igleaiss and for.
mally tender him their services.
This gentleman lxradua,ed at West
Point, and was in the regular army
when the war broke out, and Wa one
Of the principal cavalry officers OF the
confederaey. He will leays immedi-
ately for ST. Louis, where be hopes
to meet the ex-pfesident and HE cab
met and lay the scheme before, them,
They say they can easily raise II, ,o0o
or l5,00O men in I1onLiania and
Texas, who would be able to fweeI
Diaz forces before them. s :
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-27
NINTH DAY.
! aouary ! =, 1877.
Board me pursuant % adiou rnment.
NINTH DAY.

-. &
Board me pursuant 70 adjournment.
I Presest commissioners Daniel Will
coz, chairman, N. P. Ohlmsn and ". b.
Valentine, Z. Miner, clerk and N. A,
Baker sheriff,
Minutes Of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
On motion, the petition of II. Ellerman
praying for the Strengthening and repair
Ing Of road from the north end Of the
upper James river bridge across sho bot
tom to the bluff Was granted ard thirty
dollars appropriated for that purpose.
On motion, the petition OF Jens Egpen,
Anon Olsen, Peter r. Olsen and seven
others asking that highway be opened
on or near the section line between sec
tions 10 and 15, II and ii, and IL and Q,
township ninety-Gye fo5), range ff,y-
'four gs4) from the Sioux Fall. road. eas,
to the county line, Mas granted.
The.hoara were notified b, A. Scban.
dlcn, agcnt Arizona Insurance Coz thu,
insurance Of "a 600 on court house in
said county, would expire On January is
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-27
A rerrssss Cossh.

How often We bear the above remark
during these extreme changes Of weather
Colds, Coughs and Sore Throats ve,e nev.
er more prevalent among children than
now. Now We are going to rye you 10
try remedy which has excited commsnts
BY physicians allover she~conntsy. who &C.
knowledge their surprise ut the wonderful
and happy results fro0 iH use. That rem.
edy Is the well-known preparation,
HALE'S COUGH CORDIAL. Your
own druggist, Aills 4 Purdy will tell yoa
that 1t isshe best cough medicine they ever
sold sand will warrant cure or return
your money TO you Id case Of failure after
using one. half the bottle. Il IL very pleas-
ant to the taste, making Il q very desirable
remedy for childfea.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-27
Ev@ryseAy Like II.

Every yilody likAs zReerlsAs Bakfas Pp,aier
because II makes bread light sBd palatabIe ;
ladies good natnrsd and childreu happy.
We never knew what real hsppinsss VA.
until ~ used Century Mills Peerless Bsk.
Ing Powder and selec. Ground Spices and
Cnfees, Thsss articles have done nore TO
prevent family qharrela and divorce sui,s
sAaH aalill ss.he4 saasss esess eieesA NNrarfY
every grocer keeps thsn Don't sk COR
any other
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The board took the matter under coasid-
Grafton and decided to insure as follows
TWO thousand duifHrs IN the sfrnz, fns,
Co, EdmundsA Wynn agents at 8 per
cent, for three years. Two thousand
dollars in Pnni1 Ins- 90, y. N. Palmer,
agent, at 81 percent. for three years.
The following resolution was on mo-
tion adopted by the board
Resolved, That the clerk he and is
hereby digected to receive proposals from
The different ph hJsiciaaa Of Yanktcn, for
medical attendance and alt nsosssary
surgical operations. Including ali medi.
cines necessary for the treatment Of the
Faupers Of the county for the year 1877
The following bills were audited and
allowed:
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-27

The substitute bin providing for an
immigratiou board, Introduced Friday
into the council Is speeAI committee
report, provides for an annual expendi.
,urc Of sa,4o0 for immigration purposes,
little more than one-half Of the amount
allowed by the present law. OF this
sum u, 900 isto Be expended in Europe
and the balance in Yankton, or Yankton's =
neighborhood. There is false economy
in such legislation as this which will
maka the people Of Dakota territory
poorer than would the adoption Of gen
eraus apPFoPrisiions- for immigration
nnrnoses.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-27
,Issge Dxrid Davis, of the

sSss asge Dxrid Davis, Of the United
States supreme court, has not always
been good man. The st. Louis Globe
Democrat of rtcen, date tells thisstory
about him:
The election of David Davis to the
United States senate by the farmer law
makers of Illinois, would be the most
conspicuous illustration in political his
tory ofreturning good tor evil, If, indeed,
il would not be the only instance Twenty
years ago or SO, when the panic, Of 1857
.aas.. swas upon tbs farmers Of lie and when
,ssga theHM ereeuce eessiysly mortgsg.ng every
,thAnR they'd in shaSvain hope Of saw
s'ss ing an, Nj Davis kindly appeared
then among them and accommoda ed
them with loans at the moderate rate
Of two or three per cent a month with
promptness only cquaied by his prompt
ness in selling them out when I'll,
notes became duo. The net result was
. s -@ bar'l OF money for Mr.. Davis, but unit
now we have not heard how the farmer.
looked al It.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-27
wAsHIUGTOK.

Washington, Ian ..l The .enase
has, agreed that the Pacific raiIsoAd
bin for creating ! sinking fund IN
be tsasen op sfssf 10 dsys session.
Jos'esf Fosjsia, csIsed upshe ne.
morial of the democratic presidential
electors Of that state asking that their
vote be counted = the true return
and Addressed the senate arguing fos
peace and prosperity. =
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-27
Naj. Henckle In Chicago.
Chicago In.er.ocean. Jan. a5,h.

Chicago In.er.Ocean. Jan. a5th
~ hsjos Geofge Henckri, one of the
most accomplished Surveyors Of Da.
kota territory, arrived in Chicago
from Dcadwood City, in the Black
Hills, last Tuesday evening. In the
fall # ls25s fsw hssviy. adsenturom
spirlss, Who had ESsned enough 81
tho new gold diggings to create and
establish in their minds complete con-
hdence as to theirsweaith in minerals,
pushed out from the frontier posts
and made their way to the Cheyenne
Monnhins, ss THIS Nonteneuros of the
= eest II sonet ines called. This vas
{ aftrr The breaking up of the Red
Cloud council and before the break.
ing out of the Indian ar. Among
those who found their way 10 the
MAek Hills wss.s Maior Henckel.
whom fortune had led through vari
Gus portions of Montana and Wyom.
ing and finally down to Tie newest
! mines of them all. On Nov. 10, i 81 81 5 !
he started on this tour, and last year !,
began labor, ttse results OF which
DID not appear unliLA iewsweeksaago
hyuly lO,1s76 .af.ne1 wilh aeon
& his6ion from Surveyos General !.
, ssDewey, Dakotsterritory, and with
the Endorsement and co-operaticn of
the leading citizcns of the Black
Hills, MAJOR He4ckel commenced his
survey. On Dec. II, 1876, the con.
clusion Of his labors revealed com.
plete and carefully prepared map Of
the Deadwood countrY-that is. ths,
portion Of the hills which Mas absorh.
ed emigration and at,en,sou. and
which isnow generally conceded 10!
semhfacc the richest auriferous and .r.
gentiferous district Of the new land.
Themap uhtch Maj6r Henckel has
prepsso6 <oanee indorscd BY Surveyor
General Dewy, and is highly com.
]. d, manded by the Hon. 6. w. Meyer,
Z. tho Blask Hills delegate to the teri,
torial Legislature At iYankton. The
map is prepared en- thcsscalc Of one
half mile TO the inch, and is there
fore large, and throws liaht on the
Dcadweod dssffict sneii Is hss NOT
b,elssseen sf fflsa sssf or west % "a
.tis time fhe district covered tss,.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

Louisyii,e, Jan. 2s-W. c. WAipps
shot and mortality wounded his en-
ployer, 3. W. Stockton, chief clerk
Of The Willard Hotel, for reprimand-
ing him on account of coming in the
Office, late this morning.
THE coMPKoNIsE.
Albany, Jan. e6-The senate, 10 TO
6, resolved in favor Of the conpro-
mn co ----2e-z--
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-27

tbt'hsNt ~ btilNI, tiCiA aHi sNs ~ bdnI1s
sheeia
Minute. Of las, meeting read aud approv.i
cd.
y The following btiis were atsditcti aud al 1
lowed and the clerk instructed To issres
warrants for tho several amounts:
Rowen i Kingsbary printing aud blank
90, Ks. ........ .,.s-.. .s...... .f3l1.30
g. A. Wctter public proceedings
Of tho board OF county commission
ers July and Sept sessions .... 1880
6: A. Wetter, pub. proceedings
October session -, &. s,........... 4.sO
=. A. Wetter, pub election notices 2l0OI
4 Thompson filing bed ticks 3OO
VIM Gianhcid repairing windows
In court house .....,............ SEQ
VIM. Powers team and buggy
DR.. ] Z Van Velsor examination
in tape cases $40, allowed. 49,. 500
DID fAa Felsof attendance
on pAnpers ia. slowed. ..... 1IS0
Van Velsor i Clyns attendance
onspaapsrs t8O.. ............. $3.50
Vsn Velsor & Clyns attendance
on panpers $50. ..........- $50
I'D r Etisr attendance on prison.
ers In Jail, 400
. + Etier Attendance en Iaupefs
$50. ..........-. 4aoo
DR. ] NJ Miller attendance on
psnpers etc $57 30. 1906
DR. G Paddock attendance OF 84
paaper. s1a; :,............ H.7J
Or 9 Psddock received attend.
suce % psapers sse Allowed. -. 1880
James Myot ATTENDANCE sick pau.
per 30 days *G0 allowed. 3e0e
Bremncr medicine for paupsrs 2sl5
John Satori boarding sick pau
pers weeks 50 each ......... Au
Jacob Lee board sick pauper. 800
Charles Broderson board sick pau.
per. 12Do,
I. So. 1900
" vance mdse iorpanper.. 1000
Ole Jenson board for. 500
Anton Halvermann board paupcr 43 90
Al johnson board for pauper -. $500
Harvey u Binkerkof board pau.
per days. $50 allowed 1900
On motion the board adjourned 10 meet,
tomorrow at 10 a. m. Approved.
L, MINER, y. WILcoy.
J tfrr Chairman
IN .l
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-27

II any one is burdened with the notion
that Judge DAVIS will decline the prof
iered honor be mar as we'll dispel the
Illusion now ss to wait until the 4th Of
March. Davis hasn't been Topping over
: from party to party fer the past six or
seven years without an object in view.
He did not authorize the use Of his name
IN advance, because such authorization
would have been ridiculous at the OPEN
ing Of he Illinois senatorial aght,
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Washington telegram


says:
Judge Davis was on the bench Of the
supreme court to-day when he receiyeda
= !. telegrasn from Spfing gdsld inform ing .llim
4 III rs election ta athe uaited ss1atess son
ate. After the sdpuranent of court he
called on BY his Illinois friends Who
congratulated him on tho result and In
Flsinired as to his acceptance OF the office,
lie did not say whether he Sill accept it
not, but if he should conclude to do
sa he will not resign before the 9TH Of
March. thesscnatoIial term not beginning
untH that time He stated that he had
III ssss aak sAesA oonsalssd regarding tie use Of
vi - nslAS al 4 candida bes aud had not a,,-
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4 HOUSE connIrrxE.


\ HOUSE coAMrTrKE.
The spcaksr of ltkc house snpous,c-
ed the following select committees on
the use Of troops on the preaidcnsiai
election: Good, Wood, southard,
Thockmofion, Caldwell, Smith, of
Louisiana, Harrison, kasson, Foster,
Eames and Page. f
PERSONAL. si'@
Ex-Gov. Kellogg, United States
Marshal Piskin, Louisian, had inter-
views with the president this :. m.
in relation 10 political sffairs in that
state. =
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-27
YANKTON COUNTY,
Frscecaiaxs Or she DoarL OF County
Comm inisssoners--Jann Term

orFlsE or COUNTY coMArssIosEks,, /,
fsSsTaS, YAskTes co,STr, d. r..
Isnusry T. ls,,.
kfGIiTH DAS
1ananry II 49,
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On motion, the board adjourned to meet
tomorrow at 10 q, M.
Approved. d. WILCOX, Chm.
T. MrSEH. Clerk.
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esss se-aSa A. sss,s;s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-12-08
The French Agitation.
OPINIONS OF THE NEWSPAPERS.
DafauTe Forming a New Cabinet.

PARIS, December I. The Seicle expresses full
conhdence in Dulaure and the ministry he may
select, but demands guarantees against re newal of
the tactics of May 10TH
The Repubhque Francase insists on the ueces-
sty of guarntees
The republican papers express distrust of Mac
Mahon, and doub: respecting the efficacy of the
projected compromise, unless such guarantees are
conceded.
The Constitutional and Soier rejoice that the
prnclple oil governing by majoritles has again tri
umphed.
MacM shon has finally conceded,to Dufaure full
liberty Of action IN forming his ministry. The
new ministry therefore will be homogeneous, and
It ise xpecfed will be constituted tomorrow. This
excludes President Mac Mahon reservation that he
might have the choice of ministers OF war, marine
anu foreign affairs
LONDON December {. A Paris despatch says
Mac NJ ahon 5 submission is due to the firm course
Of the Oreanist senators, who resolved not to
support second dissolution. Duke d. Audffret
Pasqueire told MacMahon, Wednesday, he would
himself leave the presidents chair and take the
tribune against dissolution.
NEW YORK, December I. A Paris despatch of
last night says All is changed here this evening
and an amicable solution of the political crisis
seems TO be at last certain. AT 8 o'clock MacMa
non summoned NJ. Bathe and said to him: ~
give you carte blanche TO make a ministry in "a
hours"
The marshal then turned to the project of Yer
saiiles anu said II sacrifice you, but | AIN Obliged
10 do SO. With these two sholt, pithy speeches
the inter view ended.
NJ. BathIe. comprehending the full force of the
Instructions gwen him, FASTENED to communicate e
the fact 10 MS faends and consult with them AS 20
the formation OF the new cabinet. The agree
ment has already been effected. and the principal
members are NJ. Bathe. Leon Say, Wadding ton
Dufaure and Chrlstophle. Minor offices will be
filled Tomorrow at O'Clock, when q council of
the present ministers will be held, and by night all
will be flushed The left, it Is already known
will accept the ministry OF NJ. Bathie aud the en-
tenie cordiaIe IS at last al accomplished fact.
Dutaufe b. Id a consultation this afternoon with
the delegates trom the left. 1t Is rumored diff
culues exist because MscMahon persists in hold
ing the poitfolo los OF the foreign, Marine and war
minis a,not from the influence OF pai lamenlary
fluctuations.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-12-08
STATE NEWS.

young man living in the lower part Of the
city, attempted suicide Monday afternoon, by TAX
ing strychnne. lie left home soon after dinner.
and in company with others spent the afternoon
on the shore, shooting at a target with . pistol.
Returning home about o'clock he went into the
wood-hed where he had secrt ted the poison that
he had bought Saturday, mixed it with water and
swallowed it. He then went into the kitchen
hled his pipe and sat down to smoke, apparently
IN the best of spirits, laughing and joking with .
neighbor present and with the family, no one sus-
pecting what he had done. 10 about 20 minutes,
while ~ the midst OF laugh, he was soixed with
convulsions and fell to the floor. physician
WAS Immediately summoned, who Instantly de-
tected the poison and at once administered pow
eriul antidote, which had the desired effect, and
he is slowly recovering L Belfast Age.
The Chronicle says that an old resident Of
Pennington Falls says he is one Of pair of twins
aud that when he was eight months old he and hn
mate were at play upon the floor. when. for some
reason, he got angry with his mother, and ever
after refused TO nurse OF even TO sleep with her,
| but insisted upon sleeping with az elder brother;
| all OF which Is as vivid in his memory to-day a.
| though 1t was but yesterday.
The new edition of the History Of Warren, ed
tied BY the late Miss Eaton. is ready for sale
Only limited number is published.
The winter term of Houlton academy COM
menced on Monday. with . good attendance Of
scholars.
About so inmates at the aims house in Bangor
As Gardiner Stowe of Dover WAS making his
way home on Tuesday night, he wsseordered to
halt by some unknown person In Dover bridge,
who, Mr.. 5. believes, was after money. Not TO b
frightened or bafied without some resistance, Mr..
Stowe reached for his knife, when the fellow ran
OIL without further ceremony.
We are PANIED to chronicle the fact that cler-
gyman OF tins city has Isllen. He stepped on .
piece of ice, and 1t was too much for his equilib-
rum. His statement" Was BRIEF but 10 the
point Lewiston Gazette.
On Tuesday. while F. A. Dutton was picking
ous driftwood from his boom, be fell in such .
way that his shoulders rested against the pier and
his feet upon the boom, while most of his body
under water. Several men hearing screams
went to his rescue and soon took him from his
perilous posltion.-[ Ellsworth American.
Mrs j. &. Gates of Belfast, is in possession of .
calia lily, OF the mammoth variety, that has At
tanned The great height Of five fee,.
Mr.. q. Z. Stevenson, who has been in the pota-
to trsde IN Houlton for several years, has lately
erected new store house near the depot. 1t 10
veiy conveniently arranged for his business.
The schooner VIM. Frederick, Of Belfast, has
just made passage from New York to Liverpool
IN twenty days, says the Journal.
Last Saturday night reform club was organ
lied In Bluehlll, by the choice OF II. A. TnPp,
Esq, as President.