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The nino dollar Captain mentioned below. tho
Louisville Times says, was n New York Yankee,
and had run boat on the Hudson nine years:


Two boats were up for St. Louis the other day.
one asking nine and the other five dollars. About
an hour before starting the spokesman for large
migratory party, who had taken seats on the five
dollar boat, asked the nine dollar Captain. why he
charged so much, when the laiter confidently
whispered to the man as follows: "The fact is,
my friend, that chap has obtained a large guam.
ty of gunponder us freight, at high rates, while
refused to endanger the lives of my passengers,
with il, so you see he can afford to take you chca-
per than can - The spokesman returned to tho.
dsqqp boat, whispered the "lacts' to the passen-,
rn,s from ,aey all fled 10 The nine dollar boat like
il turned ou, that ship! On landing at St. Louis
ounnowder on board as Era dollars had as much
or ~i,llars had