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THE HAIsLEY TRIAL
A Crowded Court Room, Brilliant Ar
ray of Legal Talent and Much
Anuser,so, Eor the An5ia,cA

A Crowded Court Room, Brilliant AT.
ray of Legal Talent and Much
Amusement for the Audience.
Everybody in town knows that Mr.
w. P. Haisley was arrested at the in
Stance of Mayor Anderson for disorderly
conduct in that on his return from
Tampa, over week ago, he found a
fence erected around lands claimed by
him and which he tore down and VI hich
fence had been erected at the Instance
of Il. L. Anderson. attorney for the
heirs of Elizabeth Jackson and other S
who also lay claims to the land.
The court room was crowded, all eager
to hear what decision Acting Mayor
league would give after hearing the eVi-
dence and arguments. Samuel McFar-
laine, C. II. Campbell, Fred Weihe,
Judge King, and Carrie Tiliis gave evi,
dence.
Hon. Hugh E. Miller and w. P. Hais-
ley appeared for the defence; while the
city attorney, o. T. Green, assisted by
Mayor Anderson, conducted the prose-
cution.
The arguments on both sides were
learned and brilliant, especially those Of
Mr.. Haisley and Mr.. Anderson, these
gentlemen at times creating great laugh
ter by their keen sarcasm and humorous
presentation of facts.
Space will not permit US to go into de-
tails, suffice to say. the Acting Mayor, de-
cided the city failed to make out a case of
disorderly conduct, and Mr.. Haisley was
discharged.
The audience was composed of every
class and calling and largely comp ed of
our leading citizens.
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ChiIdren's Day.

AS we hear the glad Aosanas,
That these sweetayoung voices raise.
And rember happy millions
Join this grand Anthems of praise
That from almost every nation
And the islands of the sea,
comes the glorious proclamation.
God is love p salvation free -
Still an undertone ofanguish,
Echoes from the ages gone,
Dungeons where the hopeless languish,
While the weary years drag on;
Or the voice of Rachel Weaping.
Wailing for her children slain,
While the bloody, handed monarch
Reyels, gloRting DER her pain;
Or the noisome, turbid Gauges.
nj lBesaSing ssll.i 20 o2nMard M e the sea,
or the arms is1s Of fircy :,' ni5Tfoch.
Clasp the quivering sacrifice,
While the horrid gongs and trumpets,
Drown the stihed dying cries.
But again the song Of victory
Rises jubilant and clear,
The glad message OF the gospel,
"Come, Let all the people hear"
And has all then been accomplished,
All, for which that blood was shed?
All The Rachels still are weeping,
Wailing for their children-dead.
Slain by worse than bloody tyrant
He could only take their breath,
Infinitely worse the anguish,
Ruin, wreck, eternal death.
And shall we then plead "diScouraged "'
While we view that thorn crowned head.
And that desolate look of anguish
When they all forsook and fed?
Shall we faint when prosecuted,
Hesitate, or stand dismayed?
They have crucified the Savior,
Shall His followers be afraid?
In the world is tribulation,
Satan never loved the right?
They who triumph over evil,
Must the "Powers Of Darkness fight
And when deepest hang the shadows,
When we seem to stand alone,
Lo! He walks upon the waters,
AS His wonderous love has shown.
And His arm has not been shortened,
Still He hears the feeblest call,
Still our very hairs are numbered,
Still He marks the spaIrow's fall
And though oft we go forth weeping,
Oft the broken spirit grieves,
We shall come again rejoicing,
Bearing many precious sheaves.
We shall join the song victorious,
He has pledged His sacred word,
Not by might, and not by power.
But by my spirit, saith the Lord
&C. A. Bennett.
Crystal River, Fla, June, 1891.
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The fnvalid's Home and Sports
mans Paradise.

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Musical Insiruciinn

A lady desires to give instrumental
music lessons at pupils homes during
the coming winter. A system of finger
gymnastics taught, which renders exer-
else practice entirely unnecessary. Five
minutes daily practice of these gymnas-
tics will develop the hands incompara-
bly, better than one hours daily prac.
tice of exercises. Persons without any
musical talent warranted to play bril-
liantly and correctly if my Instructions
are conscientionsly followed. I will in
sure greater progress in one year by this
method than in two when the greater
part of the time is devoted to exercise
stunning
Those wishing to take lessons will
please inform me, as | will not come TO
Ocala unless / can get at least twenty
pupils.
Nine months free tuition given 10 any
one sending a club of five nine months
pupils. Terms, $500 per month two
lessons per eek. Address
Miss LOUISE LoyETT.
Winchester, Va.
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ANTHONY NURSERIES.
/. ]. BRoKAw, STILL ON DECK

We wish TO notify our friends and all
fruit growers in Florida, that we offer
for sale all kinds of fruit trees and grape
vines that will prosper in this climate.
We have spent time and money in ex-
perimenting in the different fruits, We
fiRd that there are but few kinds OF
peaches, plums, pears and grapes,
among the hundreds of varieties sold
that will succeed here. To have been
told this eight years ago by mal who
had actual experience, would have been
as good to us as many hundreds of dol
lars in the bank. Any person wishing
to plant fruit trees can have The benefit
of this dearly b;iught experience. both
by communication and by placing your
orders with us for fall and winter plant
ing Our stock includes the various
varieties of Japan and other Plums,
Pears, the best varieties of Peaches from
the earliest to the latest, all varieties of
Grapes which have proven a success in
Florida, Figs, Pomegranites, Pecans, ar
borriatea and other Shrubery Bulbs. and
a choice line of Roses, a fine stock of
Orange buds, and Pineapple Orange, our
speciality. We feel entitled to liberal
patronage. Send for catalogue and price
list. Address,
u. BRoKAw & Co, Proprietors.
Smyly Anthony, Marion Co., Fla.
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$1,000 Reward.

Our American chemists are renowned,
not only for their enterprise, but for
their vigilance. They are prompt to ex-
pose frauds wherever they find them.
Thus far, however, they have not earned
the reward of one thousand Isl ,000) dol
lars offered by the proprietors of Swift's
Specific Is. S. S. for the discovery, by
analysis, of a particle of mercury, iodine
of potash, or any poisonous substance,
in their famous medicine. The reason
the reward has not been picked up is be-
cause there are no mineral or poisonous
substances in Swilt's Specific Is. S. S }
1t is vegetable compound, which has
been before the public for half century.
and its history is marked by wonder
ful series of success.
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Ry Laying-on of Hands.

Woman restored to perfect health! Just
faith and confidence enough required to
lay hold of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
tion, administer with a little patience and
a little perseverance, and complete restor-
alton to health and vitality is insured. Not
far, Indeed, from the miraculous are many
of the wonderful cures of lost womanhood
it has effected. There are few cases, in
deed, within the requirements of sick and
suffering woman, outside or beyond its
helpful infuence-so confident are the
makers of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton of the power to heal all female dis.
eases, that they warrant satisfaction in ev-
cry instance, or refund money. Large
bottles 81, lG for SD at druggists.
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The F. c. & P. r. r. Northern Exten-
sion.

This company proposes to build from
Callahan to Savannah, distance of 10
miles This will shorten the distance be-
tween Jacksonville and Savannah
40 miles and between Savannah and
Tampa 30 miles. A well posted
railroad man estimates that the road
en- be built from Savannah to Callahan
for $4,000 per mile. This would be less
than 100000 At Savannah the F. c.
& P. intends to connect with the new
South Bound railroad which is now
nearly completed from Columbia, S. c.,
to Savannah, and at Columbia connec-
tion will be made with the Richmond &
DAnville system direct to New York,
making competing road with the At
lantic Coast Line all the way from
Florida TO the east.
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$500 Acres.

Two thousand five hundred acres Of
best phosphate lands in Marion and
Citrus counties for sale by Albertus Vogt
the first discorersr of phosphate in Marion
county lands. All exploited, surveyed.
pitted and mapped, with guaranteed
analysis. Price $50 per acre, Immediately
on +. r. and river. Apply TO Albertus
Vogt, owner, Dunaei son, Florida.
30iands8w
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AT i meeting of the Alachua county
Medical Society, held July 7th, the
chairman, DIR. Phillips, officially ar
nounced 10 the society that since its
last meeting DR.. Thomas P. Gary, presi-
dent of the State Medical Association,
had died at his home in Ocala. After
remarks by several of the members eul-
ogistic of DR.. Gary and expressive of
the great less occasioned By his sudden
demise, the secretary was requested TO
reduce to writing aud have published
suitable resolutions of respects.
The secretary reported as follows:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God to le
move from his sphere OF earthly labors our
brother, the honored president Of the State Med
| ical Association, Dr. Thomas P. Gary, CT 0cals
teerefore be it
Res0Eusrs. That in the death of Dr. Gary, the
professor has lost an honored member-ona
ever ready TO lend his best endeavors to the up.
etilding Of bis loved profession.
That in the jealous and enthusiastic perfor
| formanee Of his duties as president of the state
Medical Association end rs chairman of the
SOoAA u lOE tlS Stu JuNlS4i
| district, he has endeared himself 10 every true
member of our profession.
ResOlred, That while we bow in humble sub
mission to the win of Him who doeth ell things
well we feel deeply our loss in the death of DR..
Gary, and in token thereof we order three reso-
utions spread upon our minutes and direct oul
secRtary to send copies of the same to the
Gainesville sun and TO the ocaIa BANNER fol-
publication K. A. LAScAsTKR, NJ D.,
] see Alaehua Comfy Med. Soc
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HeidtsviIle Items

Health good at time Of writing.
Good crops, fourishing orange trees,
good water, plenty of good water and wa
termellons, and happy people is the order
of the day at Heidtsville. We feel proud to
know that we furnished three pupils for
the Anthony Normal Teachers Institute,
and we hope next term to be able to send
all we have in our little neighborhood and
help TO make the normal a grand success
for the future existence of these grand Uni
ted States depend entirely upon the rising
generation of this land And we, as good
true American citizens, should do
all in our power TO educate and build up
our children, so, when the time comes for
them to take the responsibility of the gov
ernment upon their shoulders, they will be
fully prepared to do it successfully.
Mrs. l.. l.. Atkins and two little sons
visited her daughter at Rock Mines the
past week and reported good health and
a fourishing people. Mr.. A. B. Brasell
visited Dunnelon Saturday and reported
the little city on big boom. Mr.. J. w.
Jordan has the finest crop of rice / ever
saw on pine land.
Mr.. Strickland is still improving his
home at this place.
The Secretary of the Level Union, S. S
visited friends at II. V. the past week.
X. E. Atkins has been elected secretary
Of the II. Y. Sunday school, Sunday school
progressing very rapidly. A,
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MASTERS SALE.

By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of the
9Th Judicial Circuit of Flerida, In and for Marion
county in chancery sitting rendered i'm The
cause of L. II. Haycraft against BENJAMIN F
smith and others, on the 5th day of Septemb ber
1890, will on the
Fira Monday in August, 1891
during legal sale hours expose TO sale at pnbic
outcTy at the south door Of the court house in
Ocala, Florida, for cash i'll hand. the following
described land, to-wit: The northeast quarter oi
south east quarter and southeast quarter of north
east quarter of section thirtyfive tow nship
teen south range twenty-five east, and the south.
east quarter of southwest quarter of section
thwty-one township seventeen south range
twenty-three east, containing one hundred and
twenty acres more or less all lying in the afore.
said county, or 80 much of same as may be
necessary to yield the amount of money required
70 be raised by SAID decree. OTIS r. GREEN,
Special Master in Chaneery.
BADGER & McCoHATHY,
Attorneys for Comprt, 1881
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A Well Known Educator.

FoRT WoRwH, TEX. April 10, 1889.
Mr.. A. X. Hawkes.; My Dear Sir: On
account of injury to my eyes while a
student, l have hal to use glasses for
many years, and while cannot explain
the excellence or defects of any make,
yours snit my eyes best. ALEX HoGG,
Supt. CITY Schools.
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MILITARY AND FIREMEN.
THE ocALA RIFLES.

Their ST. Augustine State Encamp-
ment Experience and the Victorious
Protective Hose Company No. IN
Their Contest With Ponce de Leon
No. 2, of St. Augustine, at That
Place Last Monday Notes, etc.
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Banner Premiums for 1901

New York Weekly World and BANNER
one year for $l.85.
BANNER and Weekly Times Union, one
year for $1.80.
BANNER and Weekly Standard, one
year for 81 10.
Weekly BANNER and World almanac
Cor $l.20.
Belford's Magazine and the BANNER
one year, $500
BANNER and the Sunny Sonth $3.50 a
year.
The Washington, d. C.,) National
Economist and BANNER one year for 81 80.
BANNER and Weekly Detroit Free
Press from now until January |, 1892 for
80 cents.
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~sr saIeA Bargain.

Beautiful home at the Gulf, rev house,
fine location, good fishing, hunting,
oysters, etc; three miles north of the
Withlacoochee river, convenient TO
either S. 5. o. & G.. Ry. or Cedar Keys.
For particulars, apply by post 10 VIM.
Vassie, Lebanon, Levy county, Florida.
#l0july2m
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plcnic nnd Rarhcone.

Mr.. Bulord Leitner, the all round
hustler of Silver Springs Park, will ten
der his numerous friends picnic and
barbecue Saturday, August Sth, at Lett
ner's school house.
Everybody invited.
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Burford and Bitch Endorsed by
Henry Harrison Jacobs. of
Cotton Plant.

He says in note TO the BANNER, they
are frien0s of the poor man. Endorses
their acts in the legislature and trusts
they will be renominated and elected.
The BANNER endorses these sentiments
and deems them emminently correct.
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The BANNER received five renewals
this week from FIVE different states Say
ing they could not get along without the
BANNER. The BANNER may not be "on
top" but all the same it leads the pro-
cession in the list of Ocala papers.
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Parties desiring a quiet retreat should
go to the st. Martins River, three miles
northwest of Homosassa and two and a
half miles from the Gulf. Fishing,
hunting, cruising and good time gem
orally. Board from 81 to 81 day. Also
agent for South Florida lands. Come
and see T.. f. Wheeler, Homosassa., ,-tiH- ltia-
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Nashville and Chicago.

THE CHICAGO & NASHVILLE LIMITED
Leaves Nashville $50 p. m, arrives in
Chicago 10:45 a. m. This train runs
every day in the year; 1t is heated by
steap, and lighted by pitch gas. A
dining car is attached TO each train at
Terre Haute, Ind.
Close connections made in Chicago
for all points north and northwest.
1t is the short line from the South 10
Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul, and the
famous summer resorts.
Be sure that your tickets read by this
line.
Maps, time tables, and general infor-
nation will be furnished upon applica-
ton to w. B. Hallested, Commercial
Agent. Nashville, Tenn or the under
signed. S. ID. MCLEIsn, G. =. A.
l7iuly3m
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Capt. ]. B. Johnson, the brilliant edi-
tor of the Pasco county Democrat, was
in the city Saturday, to talk up the con-
federate reunion which will occur at
DAde City, Saturday, August lst He
made the BANNER pleasant call.
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Mr.. b. B. Mecca, travelling auditor of
the F. C. & p r. r., is temporarily in
charge of the up town f. C. & P ticket
Office. 1t is reported that Charles Beaz-
lev. now with DIR. Anderson, will take
charge of the Office on the first of Au-
tuSt
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Mr.. Brantley A. Weathers, the junior
member of the extensive wholesale firm
of +. w. Agnew & Co, returned from
his Northern and Eastern purchasing
tours Friday night.
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Mr.. Ackerly, general passenger agent
of the Jacksonville, Tampa and Key
West system, passed. through Ocala
Wednesday morning Oh bis way to In
verhess to inspect some of his rich phos-
phate possessions.
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Mr.. f. w. Agnew departed this week
to visit his wife and children who are
enjoying their summer home at Eliza
beVNtown, Ky. From there Mr.. Agnew
will visit New York.
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Rare Opportunity.

FoR SALE: Several valuable Guano
deposits, containing phosphate, lime and
ammonia, estimated $4,000 TO 100000
tons each, good shipping facilities. At a
bargain. on easy terms. Owner; box 48,
North Germantown, n. Y. lmjuly10
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Tne sec)1l story of the Davis Block
has been converted into a Lodge room
and Mr. Simon Benjamin, as good and
true Mason, is having the same fitted up
in a becoming manner. In it will not
only be held the meetings of the Masons
but the Odd Fellows, Knights of Honor,
Iron Hall. etc. etc.
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ROLLINS COLLEGE, ,EIa. Min'fI T.ar r'ie' *
gins Sep 30, 1891. Fourteen professors
and instructors. Collegiate, classical and
scientific courses. Preparatory department
fits for this college or any other. Academic ic
course makes English, French, German.
Music and Art prominent. Sub prepara-
tory department for young students. Ad-
dress Rev f. p. Hooker. ID. D., Pres. 3m
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John r. Martin and wife returned
Friday from their visit to Alabama,
where they had n delightful time.
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Homer Massey, collection clerk of the
First National Bank, departed Sunday
for Alabama to spend month with
friends.
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Mr.. COnagon, one of Gamblers pros
porous merchants and successful orange
growers, with his fair daughter, was in
town Tuesday.
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Hotel Accommodations.

Visitors to Jacksonville will be pleased
to know that although the st. James,
Windsor, Everett, Carleton, Dural,
Grand View and Togni Hotels are closed
for the summer. still that elegant Hotel
THE TRAVELLERS, is open for the re.
ception of guests. This is the only
Hotel which succeeds in making money
and friends both winter and summer
To strangers, we would say that The
Travellers is not boarding house or a
restaurant with few rooms connected
but is first class Hotel with accommo-
dations for one hundred guests. Re-
member THE TRAVELLERS.
tf5june
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First | was skrewered and then / was
cured" says Jones, and he laughed hearth
ly over his little joke. Well, let him
laugh. Let laugh who wins. He was
skrewered through and through
by dyspepsia and its attendant train of
Ills. He was cured by DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. Do you feel dull,
and languid, low-spirited; experience a
sense of fullness or bloating after eating,
tongue coated, bitter or bad taste in he
mouth, irregular appetite, dizziness, fre-
quent headaches, nervous prostration or
exhaustion, shot flushes alternating with
chilly sensations. sharp, biting transient
pains here and there, cold feet, drowsi-
ness after meals, wakefulness, or disturbed
and unrefreshlng sleep. constant and in
describabe feeling of dread, or of impen-
ding calamity?
These are SYMPTOMS of Bilious Dyspepsia
or Torpid Liver, associated with Dyspepsi =
or indigestion. DR.. Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal discovery will subdue the cause, if
taken according TO directions, for a reason
able length Of time, or money paid for it
will be eheerfully refunded
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DR.. Weston, of Romeo, departed
to-day for Chicago and Michigan. Mrs.
Newton Redding accompanied him to
Chicago, where she will visit friends
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Go to Owen, the photographer, and
have your photo taken. He makes the
best in the city. 2Gjly1m
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THE ANIL MONOPOLY
DRUG STORE.
SPECIAL MASTERS SALE.


By virtue of final decree ofthe Circuit Court
ofthe 5th Judicial circuit of Florida in and for
Marion county in chancery sitting Of date March
9th 1891, rendered in a cause pending in said
court wherein Caroline NJ. Faulkner Is CON-
plainant and Chester c. Harris. Medora A. HaT-
fis, Madeline H. Clapp. George F. Clapp az ad.
minisfrator Of Walter B. Clapp, deceased, and
Emma v. Clapp individually and as admins
tratrix Of Walter b. Clapp, deceased. are defend.
ants, viii as special master named in said
decree expose for sale at public ouicry az the
south door Of the court house in the city Of Oca.e
Marion county, Florida, on the
sd day Of Augsa, a. D. is9l,
within The legal hnnrx OF tae the following is nd,
described in said decree, to-wit Sw14 Of ne14 d
section Is, township Is south, range y east
Situated IN Marion county. Florida. or 30 much
thereof as may be sufficient to satisfy said decree
and costs Said lands viii be sold in separate
paroles in the following order: lst. VIZ Of sw1.
Of neL Of said feeti0n, towns hip and range
2nd. Sell Of sgL Of ne1< Of said section. town
ship and range. 3rd. Ne5@ of swA Of BeL o.
said section, township and range.
DAVID s. WOODROW,
Special Master.
BULLOCK & BURF0RD,
Comprts Solicitors 1871
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To close out certain lines of goods, ~.
Eishel will make exceptionally low
prices for the next 80 days. 4-24tf
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Captain Welsh contributed $50 to-
wards making the G. A. r. Florida ex-
hibit at Detroit. The car went out of
O.ala Thursday afternoon, running over
with exhibits, consisting principally of
tropical and semi-tropical trees and
plants, with growing fruit on them.
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DR.. Kendrick, of Anthony, is said to
have rented his phosphate lands for 81
ton royalty.
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Mrs. DR.. Richmond, of this city, will
leave for Fort Midway. New Brunswick,
to visit friends.