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A TRAGIC MD FATAL AFFAIR.

some time since, Mr.. Brux and MI Giqucl
got into a personal difficulty in New Orleans. Brnn
challenged Giqnel, who, instead of accepting il,
informed against Brus. Upon his the latter pre-
pared himself to cowltido the former while Giuucl
armed 10 defend himself against such disgrace.
They mt in the strcet-Brux put hi, hand in his
1'som m4hP 8{rFtft%i"b ltf9dP 'a ha" SGa6paad il
n Ia, adversary hc then Immediately drew anoth-
~ and discharged it at BruX and Killed HIM Pub
lie i'ciing, II Stems, became mccnscd apains,
tlqncl, III New Orleans. He wa, taken before
judge Prevail, who PAVE hls decision AGAINST adj
hitting 10 bail, and committed him, To take his
hla' at Tie ensuing session Of the Criminal Court
oil hat city. IhlS decision, whether iust or not.
appears TO have been popular among the excited
citiHrHs.
On die failure of having been permitted to bail
by JUDGE Prevail, the counsel of Giquel obtained u
"fi' VI hahcas corpus, upon which he was taken
belolc Judge Bermuda I, oil the Probate Court who
VAS empowered TO issue and determine on such
process The result Of lhis examination was. that
Judge Beimudez, ON Mond,,y last decided ,Ia,
the accused lad lali to be admitted Ia bail
winch was accordingly taken in the sum of Sl5
600, and Giquel was discharged from confinement.
! ms Ineen''d the pablic sentiment, and some
threats 10 Lynch the Jndec were made
TN That night, several individuals, went To Juduc
neImnaez housc. knocked and cnqured for the
Jndse-llo went TO the door, and asked what AVA.
wanted. lie was answered that they wished to
L,nch HIM, and one OF them, Mr. Eapap. il is
sad, laid violent hands upon the JUDGE, where
upon the latter stabbed him, in a scutlc which
en>nrd, with sword, and killed him. 4 Mr..
baltN, VINO WAS also engaged At the same time
with the Judge, was killed h> discharge of a dou-
PIE hdlre gun Ivy young man passing the niolt
al the houSr ct Judge Bcrmudrz Upon the dealt,
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COLUMBIA, $. {. Sept. q, 1886.
have been quite surprised at the contnualrain,
III the whole South from Virginia onuards. Til,
las made tn" Cotton grow tail, but it bears no.
ilng, and worm has take 10 eating the bow l>
and IS deStro>in II in manner have never vii.
messed before. III could, would send Won some
OF AZ curiosity find letter, from Alabama. and
from all quarters | hear Of the rains and worm,
DESTROYING the prospects of the planters. What
with the loss OF The Florlll CROP and that PAT of
Georgia and Alabama, IN and near the Indian seat
OF war, together with Texas. am sure tn, crop ot
Cotton will net be near large as i, would have
been, nor do believe there will be as much
made as during last YEAR
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nsonaav. September &c, !s56.
REVOLUTION y MARYLAND !!

Tie nineteen Van Buren, senarn' Elec'o's'
although all present al Annapolis, on the DAY APP
pointed for rbcir meeting, had refused to 20 INTO
session II IS understood that lhey held Pf'eofe
session, and despatched proposition to the i
Wing Electors, which were returned unopened on
the first application, and tleir reception declined
on the second 1t will be seen that the Whole
government Of Maryland IS thus icopardized by
the refusal oi beaten party to discharge their da-
lv VIII thc people Of other States support
party, who SLOW by their acts, thai they are deter
mined to RUN ifthey cannot rule
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IuSCUNBIA. Sent q

=, S'VHHTA, 'NtT'I T
'nops.-lI i, thought, by those best informed.
mat the cotton crops IN this section, owing to the
excessive wctucsS of the season and other ,o-on,-
rating causes, will be much shorter than they were
The last year; and this will probably BIZ tue case
with the whole Southern crop. There will also be
IA considerable falling off in the amount of cotton
grown, both IN iorlda and Tcxas-as the unset
.'" condition OF these countries aud the increased
demand toI bread stun, have both prevented and
turned tie attention of farmers from It's cultivation
There is no doubl Of the crops indifference Lc,,
iiabomian
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NEW Nnnk Iuu,1S

,, NE" YORK, June 10.
Ho'17d and Unnatural Nurder " cstcrJa,
the ne'ghh"rhood of Rvngton and Essex SIS. wa,
thrown INTO the utmost CONSERVATION by the dis.
coNe'A oil most brutal murder committed by Il
man named Samuel Aekcr, N Alice hi, wifi,
he particulars are as follow
Yesterday afternoon Mr. Sclurcman the Cora
ner, was requested 10 hold an inquest on tine bod,
oil " female named Alice Ackerv at the corner nt
hN'hStoh and Essex streets, whose death wa,
surprised To IiaNr been caused hv in,cmpcrancc.
ah inquest was accordingly held ON the body. and
no external marks of violence being discovered
the Jury after short consultation returned "A YER
oie' uaatt the deceased came by her death from
lh'cmpefdncc and cXpoSurc"
\ lie" hours alter the inquest had been held thc
'p'ohei received Information that facts had been
.''u " d very suspicious nature, and from
"'"c'' II was evident that the deceased had been
murdered. w II
The coroner Immediately repaired to the x,ot
ana summoned another jury 10 fully investigate
ti'e ALTAR. short time served to confirm tbe;,
worst suspicious. surgical examination of lin, In
dy showed that the unfortunate female had nn,
come b. her death from intcnrpcrancc, bui tba,
sue .lad been murdered, by q SAoyp rod of iron
h0tWS hff" thrust up tie bodg into her boreis
anu that she had been impditd alive, and d. in
the most eAclnciating torturcs.
IlapI'ears that tie horid deed was commi,,ed
on thursday night, as c,'es were heard by the
"eiehoorS' The jury on holding the first inquest
were surprised AT the deceased being entirely ma
Aeo, oui no marks oil violence appearing, their su,
c'o''s were not excited. Some ofthe neighbors
no' oelhg satisfied about tho matter had the cu,;
''"' " search pr'vv IN the yard, where TO their
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26

a novelty in other parts Of the country In tile
State Of Delaw are, there is an act now IN force,
In similar words with the seelioa.ol the bil before
tho Ohio Senate, which has been made d late the
pretoxt of such insidrous inveeiiYc. Laws With
somcu hat similar provisions, may probably be
found in many olhcr Of the States. In Practice
the measure would have amclioraied the COZ diiion
OF those who were under condemnation rs tie
law Stood they were liable under sentence 10 con-
6nsment in the common iai where offenders OF
various degrees Of prolgaeA --oi different aHrs,seA
and col,r-vrrr crowded together RIDER snen
circumstances. il is obvious thai the bad must be-
com, .or,e whilst reformation could hafuiY oe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26

Arr .mpis but sery sgrcaeioss remeds,--A
gentleman vi. coming 10 Ibis ciis from "" n
some DAYS .go, when he happened 10 GET 'i4 =,
r,,,.,, he l.enmofixe engine into his &C. lie
med ,ario. means 10 fenioyc II, bar all to IA
purpo.e; tie spark renaiaed IN his eye, and
ave him sev great pain. Coming ON toard tie
steamboat u Burlington, such was lie pain he sui
fr,d that ile accident became known Ia Tie pa
,engers generally, and finally reached the ears 81
tie n ,i1ecf Of the boat, VINO taking aoi>' han
win him went 10 lac captain aud soushi the SUI
fear Are vou tha gentleman, SAID h. WHO las
cor spark In your eye p being answered IN The
affirmative, "wcll, am tie man can t"ke II out
~ !.ercupon he simply formed hind OF loop OF the
horse hair by bending IL round and bringing the
1--WE end, toacer, when, raising the eyc-lid and IN
scrrlng the loop between il aud the oye-ball, and
diem letting the I'D fall aeain, he drew the hair out,
and with tllc little cause Of the great pain. The
gentleman WIS At once relieved.
This i, 4 very simple way ot removing "iiai,
ever may have got into the eye and 1t vii be wei
for every body 10 remember H.
fPhitadeiphid Her0iL
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PErERspunO, Sept. 20.
TE\IAN EMlGK

About thirty able, hearty, and spirited
Young men, took PASSAGE on SUNDAY morning last,
IN the Steamer lronctlc, for Norfolk, where they
will embark for Texas. They are Nnginians,
aud armed and equipped To do their duties
Brought up as decentralization the Texan war
shall have been ended, and her independence cs-
tabllshcd--ihcv will be found as able and as IL
ling to serve the home of thcr adoption in that ca
paeitv, rv now 10 fulfil their duties rs sol
dlcn, Constellation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26

Mr. Aulahon the Ornholoel,t, who has re-
,onty arrived IN thi, country from England, Ion
the purpose OF procuring, IN the Southern States
some specimens 10 complete the fourth and last
volume Of his great ornltloIoeical work, brought
with him. as we src stated in a London paper, il
Great number OF sky Iarks, robins, and other En-
gIisl sonpsterS, unknown in America, with the m
cnton of Iibcrating them, that the breeds OF those
birds may be propagaicd in the woods aud plains
of his his native country.
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NArCIluL. .tur.

NArcnuH, Aug. %.
More aid l0r 1rIas-Onr hundred volunteers
for icNas under the command oi Col. Williams,
from Louisville, passed this city ON Saturday
evening last, ion Texas ON board OF the steam boat
Bunker Hill.
We lntlcr learn tia, two hundred more voun
trrrS with he same drsli,..; ~ #.s~, ir,,. Tia,
..','' l3",'' IN hb6nt lon days, under command Of
'oi' ih1rston, Of Louisville. Col. Thurston is
gentleman of hi9h Iceal a,tainmculs, who yields
up h2hlN lucrative practice al the bar to devote
himself 10 the claso Of IcNian liberty.
Courier
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26
NNIlEAT W ANTED.

ANlNG understood th-t report has been cir
a Culatcd through the country that IN consc-
qnence OF the loss OF our Mh-dam. are out OF
the W heat market:
We take this method TO inform old customers
aud the public generally. that wish To buy all the
Wheat can, aud shall be prepared al all times TO
give the highest market price cash, for all y heat
delivered NJ our Mills. We respectfully ask the
tanners 10 call before engaging their crops
as determined to do bv them as well as any
other dealer dealers in this market.
NJ. * II. :. LANGIIDRNE.
\, B-We have good supply OF Plaster Oh
hand which we would let our customers have ON the
most accommodating terms aud wish to purchase
j to 400 barrels Of the growing crop OF Corn,
NJ. < II. :. l..
lNnchhurg Sept 90 6w if
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rpouEsTag HyEEAssGEsC :.
reouTnF ARAIy-oFFICIAL.
HrAp QuAnTtRs, AhMi or I'M S1rTn, !
Montgomery, (Ala.) Sept. 3, 1886. ,


sm-I came hifier to-day to examine lhtu tic
state Of The supplies on hand, and Of selcel NJ and
forwarding such may he spared from the ST.
wee IA this country los In III the troops dcs-
tard for Florida.
On NY WY 10 tins place ! nasscd Neiumpha,
where there are about tirce thousand Indians,
WHO are to Cross the Coo>a to-day, aud take uP
their line oil march westward. iiopoethle fohale
whose departure reported f." days ago, Is al
his way 10 the West. with two thousand tIiice
hundred oi his band about four thousand Will
move in a day or Two from Talladegs, llthcy h we
MOI mo,e ed already and ! hope to have the
Whole nation in motion ty the 10Th, except the
families oil some oi the warriors who go 10 Florida,
whom | have consented 10 allow 10 remain until
thu warriors return.
Being able to dispense with the services OF the
Tennessee volunteers, Direct d BGgadier General
Armstrong, several days agu, 10 proceed with tlcm
10 Florida, by easy marches. tn, day ordered the
regular troops To concentrate at Fort Mitchell and
Iruiniun lhcy are dispersed generally III single
companies from lf"nton To Tallasscc, distance
Of hundred and twenty miles they will be
pushed On 10 Florida about the 2Oh; and hope
10 send, under Captain Lane, from SIX hundred to
4 thousand Indian waifors. This force, II The
Seninoles can be found should put end to the
war there in all October.
| have the honor to be, sir, Your obedieht SER
want, I'll :. JESNf,
Major General tummdudiug.
The Hon. Levi, Cas-.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26

lnE t.xrl oRINa EsrEprTIoN-Thc Store Shin
Tor the South Sea Exploring Expedition, was
launched at Philadelphia on Wednesday She is
described as Il very fine vessel, well prepared
10 encounter and buffet the storms of those hioh
ATTITUDES She will mount 10 guns, have one
hundred mrn,anl be commanded (accordinr to the
I. D Gazetr) by Lieut.. Thomas 4. Dornier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26

H''fs and Banking! in Ncr Jerse4-Nolicc
iseNen IN 'hcPaitcrson lnteIIiecnccrthat "an an
nl''"'' "Ill be made TO the Legislature of that
Hld''' At their next session, to Incorporate "A Com
pahY Tor the purpose of manufacturing Sugar from
n'e'N' to ne located in the counties of Bergen and
h,s ~ win capital of S500,OO0 TO bc styled the
pee, Sugar Manufacturing Company" ruth
banking and Trust Po,ocrs !"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26

CAuroN-Thc Taunton independent Gazette
describes case Of insanity in that town, in III,
person OF a lad of fourteen Years of age, caused
by habit of occasionally standing on his head.
as the ieat Is trrmcd-tus inducing an undue
'"hness OF the blood vessels in that rc.ion, and
producing such pressure on the brain a, To in
terrupt ltspropeI functions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26

Rumors Of Foirrrics which have been crcua-
lated in tins ciiy and to which names have, With
pretended eifcumstanialiss, been gwen by some
of thu infamous and yenal penny shects-scnai II
like ia abrcating and conlfadiciing ISLANDERS, -drc
caught up distance and magnilicd into mon
~tef,. Referring ID some such exaggcration, the
journal oil Commerce las ibis statement:
The oulN torgercs of any moment which have
been c,elopcd recently, and to which these
port, can refer, are by II. W. Bannan. and
noeni 10 about 5000. Mr. Coaster has been
very wckedly brought before the public for
per, without any act To Justify the charge. The
very wealthy f,mily to which he belongs have
borne the wrong III silence, and 1t is only by dill
igrnt enquiry thai have been able TO ascertain
the facts We shall feed justified IN stating them,
for the purpose OF relnling SANDER which II mol
only unjust To them but 10 city Young Mr.
Cosier, like others who know little oil the va
lue of money by The labor OF earning it, had EN-
bafkcd largely, aud very carclcssy, in stock spec
ulations, BY which he found himself involved 10
the amount OF about 5000 900. On understanding
the state oil the case, his father MIR. John u toSfef
consulted with In, other children IN TO what should
be done, and it agreed that the debs should be-
. paid IN fnH Mr.. Costcr ihcrcnpon endorsed the
/ notes Of hi, son To the requisite amount. That
/ the SON might he At once cxlrcaied iron,
| the temptation which had SO deeply involved him,
1t was thought cApedicnt that he should sail for Eu
rope, aud So he did Immediately. Tho result Is
honorable 10 the family.
We almost wish, since names are thus gwen,
that those Of the shark, who prc,cd upon This nn-
wary sudgcon had also been made pubic.-Assu-
redly they should be held in no higher estimation
than that of the common gambler who lures his
unsuspcctng victim to ruin and dshonor At ro,,-
lc,,e, OF the faro table. ". !. inner
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GRAND SfEssGFsE

BESIDES loot $500, 20 ofS3n0, 81 orao0 &c, Sc.
Tickets $40 Halves s. Quarters 81 So for sale NJ
the Office of wv may 1t
All orders from the countr, lnclosing the cash ar
Pfi1e ticket, lpost PAID thankfully received and
promptly tte,ded 10.
ncuren Bank notes la'.en At par 10, tickets.
~, WI. DEAN.
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The Hon. Levi. Cass,
Secretary OF War, Washington City.

DEtrn FED OF AAoN BcRn- Aaron Burr died
Christian, in the iu hope of the mercies OF his
Saviour aud Creator, and at peace Ilhhmsci and
all the world. III, life has been, for some time,
like the lingering taper, and, finally, by the
operation of Its own exhaustion, quietly lick
cred out. Yesterday morning, finding himself
near the end of IN, earthly journey, and approach
ng " that bourne from whence no traveller re-
turns" he requested that minister might he sent
of, and the last solcmcn religious rites, ere IL en-
tered the presence of la, God, b, duly performed :!
The Minister asked him if he knew that he WAS
rapidly approaching his end when lac quietly
answered that Inc did lie then asked him II he
felt persuaded that he could be saved only through
the merit, of the Rrdecmcr, To which he cmplat-
iealy gave usscnt. Prayers were then Offered To
the throne of grace, in which he appeared to take
decpand hcatt-iccImg interest, and his soul soon
winged lis lghi 10 thai heaven OF hope and happ-
nee>" where the wicked cease from troubling and
the weary are at rest" Previous to his death he
Wis asked where he wished to be buried, when he
answered" IN tho sepolchre "t hi, ancestors
Ills remains " III consequently he conveyed To his
native town, where ms fathers III long and honor
cd line fepo,c. " J. Times.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

Will commence Monday the third day of
misunderstanding in his family, (washug. can.
dies &c. included will be eighteen dol ais month
-iuition' twenty dollars session. payment as here
toiofe' WM. ). REID.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26

VnNHE subscriber will ,ecommence IL, CD,
= the I'd day Of Octcber-Terms as befoye
G.. III. V. REID.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26

4 duel took place al Client, june ~, between
Count Alfred de Thevenot, a ci-decdnf captain OF
cavalry under Napoleon, and Mr.. Tylwhllt, IA
Young English gentleman, who arrived there the
dav before from Brussels. The count fell dead
at the FIST discharge having, nevertheless, severe
" wounded his antagonist beautiful and ac-
complisled Italian lady, well known in London,
VAS it seems, the ca,lsc OF this catastrophe eel
linz alarmed by the advances OF the Count she
claimed the proie elton Of Mr.. Tyrwhitt, whom
she had formerly known, and who happened 10
come up 1T the moment. IN alteration lmme-
datcly ensucd, whicl, led TO the fatal result.
The Count was attended bva Belgian officer, and
his antagonist by captain Macmahon. 1t was ar
ranged between the seconds that the parties
should be placed al thirty PAGES apart, 10 advance
bv signal, and fire at discretion. Both advanced,
until within about % paceS, when NJ. Ihcveno',
who had the reputation othcIng an unerrng marks
man, fired and hit his man. who staggered IA
liitlr, bur recovering himself in an instant, fired
with fatal accuracy, his ball taking elect lmmed-
ately over tine Counts left eye, and killing him ON
the spot. The Diseased WIS fine, military
booking man, apparently about Is years # age,
and with his swarthy sIsagc and herce Icvity OF
manner, contrasied strongly with tie almost
etlrminately fair complexion aud calm lndflef-
cnee OF tue tI, stately tng Isnnau, Whose wound,
which is IN the neck, is not at all dangerous
Pr0pHi,iOU by O4iei SiIrfr-ple I,oli1nn
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Wards Lottery Il Exchange Office.
DEi.N.S
Lottery and Exchange Office,

Draieing Of The Uhcciing Lottery Ertrq No. 6 !,
The order IN 'chich they rcre dra,ra
90 ~ - &c 90 :,6 81 Is Is IS $.
Renew yoar small prizes in the following snlcndid
sehamc for the benefit of the Mechanical Benevol,nt
Society OF Norfolk Class No. 6, fol 1876:
ia De dr0'cn at iierdndri0, ia. on SQfurday Sent
2L 1896. at tree o'cIoct J, " ~ T.
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establishment, they discovered a ellcmso and shir

astoni,hnent, they discovered shcmiso and shri
covered viii Bloc :.
Tie coroner lad in the mean time gone 10 the
upper poiee 10 order the release oi the husband,
samuel Aokerly, aud also Joseph Legef, Who had
been arrested. On receiving the above uofma-
ton. hc couutcrmandcd the order
The jnry on the second inquest had not return
ed their verdict al late hour last night, bat at the
lime our reporter lei, there was lillle doubt but
llat the diabolicd decd had been pcrpeiralcd hf
the husband, assisted lay Joseph Leacr, who lod-
gcd IN tie same hou,r. Tie details are almost
too shocking FOR the public eye. Express.
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h,'OR RENF--A good Tobacco Plantation.
T.. FLETCHER
Sept. Il il IN
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ProPalaion by QaieksAerr.-'rhe London
Globe SAYS THAI a vessel of extraordinary speed,
propelled by quicksilver, is plying on the
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ana Nct, because jackson has vetoed two Or
'''fee ohls' containing principles essentially smiaF
II not positively IDENTICAL with numberless oIeo
winch he has approved, he and his nominated sue
cessor are to be cracked up as the opponent. d
the exercise OF power which they have pa'1e4
10 an extent unpreceden ted before in the hislon
OIL The government ! If the people OF Virginia
can be won to the support of Van Buren, by ar
peas IKE these, we may well exclaim, in the IL
dlghant language of the great Irish poet,
c 'could be dupes and vicims-and &c Hf
The Enquirer promises, in lis 3D. No. 10 show
up Gen. Harrison on the Tariff question. Neg
we can answer that No. in advance, BY single
Senence,-~hich is this that erroneous as Ger
liarrison's votes may have been upon that Iansed
ana iltficat' question, they cannot be worse u
more objectionable than Mr. Van Burcn's, in Ia
'of ot 'i'p Tariff of 1924, and especially OF lfa'
bW 81 -idomiaations the Tariff of 1S2S-wh''.
""ct measure he voted for, after having ASSURE
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-04
THE AMERICAN FARMER.

BY sIcH Las BiDDLE.
From an Address bsfors the Phi!adsip ia Society
fsr Promoting .fgriealtEre.
"If have failed 10 prove that the pur-
snits nf agriculture may be as lucrative As
other empIoyments. i. will he an easier
task IN ylndicase their pleasure and their
importance. Ineed not dwell on tia, re
,irrment. one of The purest enjoymen,s
of this life. and The best preparation for
,hp future: on those healthy occupations,
on tina. calmness Of mind. on that high
spirit of manIiness and Independence.
which naturally belong to that condition.
Thpse are attractions which must have
deep roots IN the human breast. since they
have in al! times fascinated at once the
imagination. and won the judgnen, Of
men. Blu, may be allowed To say tina.
In this nation agriculture Is probably les"
tjneI b, attain lts highest honors, and that
the r,untr, life in America ougb, /" pos.
ssss peculiar s.;facu0ns. The pure and