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New-York tribune., 1841-05-04
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NETWORK. TUESDAY MORNING. MAJ :.
For City Intelligence nad Arrivals
teis, see last page.

Tpr CASE or McLsep-Oar ReIa''''' c..
,.1., notable Alexander Mcleod reached o1F VI:
ro, Loekport. He is brergh; mere under
t-oo.on for change of eenae; Tic Judge
'' w. accused coad be i air tF:ai ii
ss- the xeIl.snowa proceedings in TIA; city ne
Iy..h;.r,o poadcnt Of the Erenng Signa-isuaL
;.ea,,ed-asser,s that motion Will presently be made
IIrc Gardner oa behalf OF Mcleod for se disc!qrse OF
I accused and that it Will be granted the ground that
frea Britain mas now distinctly assused te
Of the burning Of the Caroline and that mus heRceioTn be
treated as a Nations. AID not individual transaction
On ,hs other hand the Commercial Advertiser asserts on
the strength of private advice from Warrington that 1t mas
been agreed between our Government and Mr. Fox that no
farther opposition shall be made BY the latter 10 '4 'ra OF
McLeod because MS acqui,,a viii pat end TO all diicNy
while if he convc.ed will then be time for our Govern
roen !, decide whether any and what steps required OF
il by i,s relations with Great Britain.
The Commercial adds tat convention mas been signed
IN the or Of Grea, Britain and the United Stntcs which
proyiae for tho appointment OF six Commissioners three tor
zach marty 10 me dispute These il thy agree are
n oive final decision the question lthey cannot agree
they are 10 appoint three others and decision by the ma
iotv Of the nine is 10 be conclusive This may rot b par
fectv accurate in all its details bu; Convention has been
signed and this is the drift OF it.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04

Na.isaol bsst..atc.-The Louisiana Advertiser 'aes
Dr. Owen na. lately forwarded TO Washington the cOsers
of specimens e rocks and msera' which he made dsrs
his geological survey OF Iowa and Wiskonsan-olso s
non made by MIN OF European inerals from the cOle
Of the late VIM, Mcclure Esq Both collections are de'tss
for the National Institute a; Washington. Dr. Owes
engaged in making collection of specimens nlo>g the C
trola the States One indiana and honueky' "Sea "
also be forwarded to the National Institute
Lake Chaay.ain-Th' Lake is NOW 0Pcn' and ''v';'''
+, again fully established The sobe steamers Barn@
and Whitehall without daub, the most spcn1'i!y frAeS
and under the best commanders Of any the nIand "'
took their places on wednesday last
yoan Greg Esq. OF Cauandaiguo ha. been nomHa'st'
Congress in place OF Mr Granger alta Convention heta
the o9ih ut
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

RlcpAnp Coz ana SAMutL SrAckNAN 10 be AP?aNn
Merchandise a; Philadelphia -
joins b DADz, Of Virginia. TO be Warden OF the Peas,
,;,rv in the District Of Colsnbia
Tpsv,s SgwAL1 aAd THcNts DoNoHo of Washing,
.,d Rrry,1p Hoos of Alexandria, to be Inspectors
Psn,enury in the District OF Columbia for the as
on the I'll, INST wnen the previous year sorrA
SONS expire.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04

p,scocEsrs o. VAkous BY F. H. CA? Ecn 'oei
Tomrkns New-iork 7. Price lyJ tultor-'t
Mr. Chapin Is 4 young Who Mas early achieved ar
nyble distinction in his dissemination faithful minister
and an efficient pulpit This the first time that he
mas haxadcl the popularity a.iro speaker By appear
ing tcfsrc the public through The colder medium of Letter
,rc- a the author of volume We believe MS success
will be abundant lis volume extends 70 2l3 l6mo pages,
and comprises Nine DscSurses the following subjects:
/ Humility and Hope; II. Truth in Contrasts; Ill The
Burning OF tho Lexington; " The Christian Disposition
v The Government of the Tongue; VI The Heavenly
State contastcd with the Earthly; VII The Sill Small
Voice VII Peters Denial; TX. The Pastoral ofice The
general tendency ef these DscouEses is pracrca-exosi-
a,orv-intcnded te repentance and to holy life
bv The exhibo. OF Christian Truth and Love. They will
DC wiley read with interest and profit.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04

cca,y evident taeirIanxe;y to esoa?e responsibility
THIS IS ne. true. Tie Wing party do no: consider he gene
raj policy wrong though ii ,aey now TO begi- iney
would ne, ri present commence Of the es= under
aie which Van Burens1n ma fastened upon the State
But ,he.e they ae-auihorsed. surveyed es'ir1aed con
tracted AID rary Constructed and paid oT To stop mem
now 70 .e all that has been done and subject ;he State 10
in,eriaale CLAIMS Of dana: from contractors Il YOU'D
be the vor., possible economy. aside from Il breach OF ta
20 those portions of the Stare especially Interested Loco
Focoi.r viii Of coarse abuse and deare Tor fulfilling II
own bad bargains, but tie oay ihag a o'a honestly
De done.
A. TO the general policy of Internal improvement we haze
no fear. There Is panic abroad new as there was IN
1917 when New-York clamored for filing W " Clinton :
Ditch. Those who raised the; camcr were assan'd OF i
ten years after and dened ii; 50 it VIII Re again Ten
years hence when the Enlarged Canal floating the Immense
nrouc;s OF the fertile AID bound!es West 10 or Emporium
and Welding Revenue Q; over Two Millions per aHaum
these croaker. OF Forty Million Debt AID State Bank
rupt.y will be sutnin themselves their aor support
Of Igterna Improvement We only show TIA; they we'e iie
authors o: the works progress let the world see
that their present oro2kng hypoc'ca factions aad m
tended only Tor party effect. They need rot aSe any re-
sr.nsbily Let them play their small game q they
ma.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04
Commercial and Money Matters.


The operation, Bead to-day were to co''ideasie c
especially T. $ Sank haos of which about oS ere 'U "a
decline Of per cent Eel lIud fell oil per cent ifHt
Harlem /. Paterson Ap :.
There appcacs considerable movement IN the State se
and the msroy descriptions hs hccn large and %
Indiana bonds which selling week since at 49, sold
Ihnoi, bonds, ~hish have been selling at ~ o. "o'
sold to-day SIT The attention of capitalists apefs t. De ''
,oxor tl... stock, and the low price have rated
past has doubt induced them to seek these '"
Investment aud the Increased have been the onseqS
That the faith val be invariably kept at any sl
fee country WILL for moment doubt sio
though Radicalsm and LocsFocoem nay dictate repudaon
the jYstice which the citizens OF THIS 'oI
erecy III prevent .honorahc cosnamaton Sses 4tW
BOARD o.lAY:
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04
Pos:HqdsterE.

Loves ". CoBuRN, a; MaysvlIe. hcn'rcNy'
KruAxp TyNrK. a, Macon. Georgia.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04


1000 Two Per Ccn. Treasury Notes, sold at 90.
5000 Exchange on Philadelphia SOL; 1000 do at 96!
The barque Eugenla this port, roA Vera Cruz has es
$4,000 in specie
IIayre packet which sailed Saturday had board l
adjourned meeting tie Stockholders of the Bank Of hsL
morrow (itl Phisdcphin We may
eiFute d stormy meeting.
The Revenue Bill Of Pennsylvania has passed both Houses i
party and the hands of the Governor conesraa
whose views II relation IT, there uncertainty Them
,ona Gazette of Saturday afternoon expresses the opinion hhf
will M be vetoed notwithstanding the party the Hose
aud tbs predictions the contrary Of it, Harrisburg Correspondent
NASHVILLE April 93The Of Excl2agc relsi
all the principal points, of Nashville. We quote d1t
New York. IL prem. The Broker buy New York Gad
l0all premium.
TIE Buffalo Commercial Advertiser .ayDurins the wea aDe
bes OF arrivals from the West taken place, aggregated
either a considerable Appended .,
table exhibiting the dates which Lake Erie aud the Canal Tu'
open place pest fifteen y.ars
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04

~ BIZ the great FIRE at New-oroans on the sal 4
nearly 500 600 worth Of property was destroyed.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04

Soon I,s.s.er-The s!ocp Warsaw, Capt eiod7ey ron
S,,,, for ms e a stranded aboa daylight On ne Soih
n, on Gul. Ledge. :yvo a:,e- from Cohasse' She was
loaded VIII pepper coffee dye=iuifs, Sc &c she went
70 vece= entirely in .yo hours The mats and ers~ fve n
i. cached rock rom which they taken. very much
ev,,sr..sd ~ tie lie .oa: OF he Humane Society The
Captain fr OF the mas; and was drowned I1e 'P N'''
ier cargo total -oss
O.. Il sa-ae day the csT fEsline Of ChaFes'o*n Mas
Caa. Taor son from BueksPosi Me win lumber "en'
ashore o. Point Aide-ton. blieed ana hied win "'s' =
pasea-e- name aceTained ana the coo" were crown
ed Capnia and remainder Of the crew savs4 0y 'Ae NE
boa: RON Hal.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04

10 The Western People insisting that Gen HAER;-
soSs ashes shall ePosc permanently al AoT; Bend rather
than at Berkeley They say that the West was the home OF
his choice and affections and that he nob!y recprocoed
hem We think Ohio and Indiana have stronger cia:H TO
crtod the ashes Of the modest Roman Of age than Old
Virginia.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04

" 1t Is as strange gratifying tina, in the course Of hu-
max events the following incidents should have occurred
More Prescription Boston Courier states that the
frs, PoOfico IN Newton, Mass established at Lower
Fails village in 1873 and Amos Allen appointed Postmaster
bv GIDEON GRAsGER, the Postmaster General Mr. Allen
held The Office until wears ago, when he was prescribe
BY Amos Kendall On the 18th inst. Mr. Allen was restored
TO TINS Office bv FRANCIS GRANGER, the present Postmaster
General the son at the who irst appointed him
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04

q Orcstes A. Brownson whose writings obtained some
nooriey lat summer for their exhibition oil genuine Loco
Focos has been relieved from Inc responsibilities Of ofce
By President Tyler. Our friend ofetes Will nov ahead
in his Boston Quarterly without let hindranco oes'a-
ton
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04

10 Hon DASIrl WEBSTER has proceeded 70 Boston and
Narshcd and viii probably be absent from Wa>hingtoH for
ten days In Ills absence his D. Fletcher Web
er Chief Clerk Of the Department, oiicia;es Acting Sc
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04

y TIE 81: Of Gen. Games and lady against b Chew
AID others ar recovery O: an immense estate IN LOUIS
ana ria. tefe the l. 5 District Coafi OF New
Orleans Mrs Gnines late Whncy claims the property a
Mira CLARK only daughter AID ,ega heir ef Daniel Clark
deceased Her story exceeds all ac:on in romance and IL
cre<,
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04

rIsrr From the Strass Edited by : u Iood'n
New-York. u. Applston ISL.
This !, the Tile OF Chart a;cnded TO illustrate History
and ;aml;arzc proaiuent events It's plan seems yer?
clear and eas UNDERSTOOD The nations OF which We nave
mo crl., rererias are placed me kead o the several
.4.qs and a. these flow on. the changes that ''k place
e nations tina, sprung from these and others Teh were
swallowed up in their all properly and N'HH
oiv designated with the necessary dates and geographical
Illustrations It the work OF the German Professor o'aSS
and i. admirably designed teach the great outlines OF HIS
,ory and 20 aid in remembering It's varied events Accom-"
,,io- IN, Char: j. a Kew with istof Celebrated Cha
rseters Discoveries and Inventions. ard s"cci"ct
sketch Of each nation This may be of some utility It con-
;a. large quantity of very vic wood-cats however, and
tie Editor has been gnora*t CROUCH 70 chronicle the decee
OF an Jousor celebrated English Poet The school
boy who koul! thus commit violence upon the zane OF
RYE Ben Ion-ou would richly deserve aossias. The
Char :, good one Notwithstanding Ike stupidity ct ITS
Editor.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04

10 The Star Of last evening n,ma;es that the nomina
ton Of a. NJ Moan to be Judge Of the Criminal Court. of
this City is likely be rejecediye Wing Senators
ting against. We hope il.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04

% James w Ford, The Wing Delegate iron Stafford
Co.. Va fell twcnty-yc feet from bridge owing TO ae
breakng OF nc rail which he lc@nng the 2Gh ut
AID broke his thigh, falling bed Of rocky sraye lie
was otherwise badly injured. M j b ticSin wAo
tell with him. MIR Ford had just been elected Delegate
after severe contest by % naort-We trust his recoy-
err is nSt doubtful
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04
place for TIC pest fifteen y.ars

NE"-oRIEANs, april 22-nrriag lays the t-aHoeso@
reached 1900 bales and during la days bao
The market rm and bei
obtained These large eralions been induced b. decs
Freishts and al adyaAce on Exchange
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04

Pai.roa9 4oeidert-The elabankmeht "aich s'.tiorsd
The Co!a1t. Pa Railway Philadelphia gave way on
sa.rgday IS Train passing and PASSENGER car was
ryeep:;aed x or ce; feet oae ady was be:y and sew
er other passengers considerably injured Ike late heavy
rains arc he'd responsible for the mischief;
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04

4e-,de..-Nr Ioscph E;ob5iEs painter IA baFnsao.s
Mass few DAYS since vas boiling oil Ms kitchen fire.
when the oil took IRE and attempting 10 remove the Ae;-
tie tn Eqs.c split AID the hose soon filed WIKI smoke
and aamc child year, OF per:Shed and iAt ia
:!er lie vas much endangered by trying q rescue II
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04

~ Ms SrrpHEyss LEcTsRE a. ;ae Sti:'oS'A' -
or me Ruins OF Ancient Cites 81 Central America,
vol, worth the dollar It cos: Il was snccihc' anu
l account Of the visits OF Me$Srs stephens anc
- :, several 8; the NOS, relsIklble OF these h'ns-
Conan and pulcnque among shcrs 1t : common n'saP
ba this ground has al Ieen irodden before them
a ~ ,aet vita the exception OF Paenqu9 very niue H''
to.n sid or known OF them COpaq IS prooa0i: ;ne
mos, recen; and in nia1y respects the most
B,,oo8 Cities Nh stephens DESCRIPTION oil " vs. -
80 .,lv no.,ic The statues. beautiful sculptures '''
;;- &, seen bv them. left room :" douD' "'' -
~ ie.,roy, ons anterior the Discovery q AIN
49, h. race infinitely moro advanced N iae ar'S o
civilized N ,an any OF the Indian tribes toIsd Oh me
- pi,,r-o or Co-zs Trees OF the largest dimensions
now enseiv cover the walls OF ancient palaces and
f;,, r admirably hevn stone AM still >ia7anz
,x ice, nigh one of the walls OF Copnu IS one Aan'''u
30. mon and par. Of it in good preservation Il = os-
~ 20 penetrate or even see feet hreasz the ih' forest
covers all OF these Ruins but the aooF OF some OF mo
alaccs excsp, where has been cleared away III 'o''e
cases statues nave been oyerhrown by the sF7Vth @
rsc u Others they have faea ag2ns; and are supported
by them.
NJ sphens correct, the absurd story ;ha; they ''and the
-;rs Of Palenoue three tines large londen How
l they NAV be was no, determined and cannot 5e without
49, e,sc labor il clearing away the forest A. 'na' mas
bs eo-ed doe. ret larger than oT faiN CT
Bartery.
The Hall VIZ. crowded with intelligent and deeply inef-
cs.ed auditory.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04

g ats occurred "Wednesday evening OF last week
a; Osery!lc Mass by which the dwelling Of Mr. Joseph
RobJins was destroyed and h son interesting little boy
nsri.hcd in The nnrnes.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04

O. y large building LockpoT in this sa:e was
burned on The 9th ult large of wheat, HAMS and
other provisions vas entirely consumed Loss from So
coo TO $4,000
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04

Q57 on the alst ut. in Wayne Co Qa) girl named Ca
rone Hood six ears old burnt 10 death her clothes
taxing Are IN field where OF the family were burning
brush She lived but FIVE hours after the occurrence.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04

Tie President end his Fcmy.-as much interest is felt
by the nation in regard every thing connected with the
President and his family deem improper to remark
that the household the chief magistrate present consists
OF him elf ans his .vo sons, Mrs. Tyler the daughternu~
OF the President and her sister, Miss Cooper. The people
OF the United States haze been ably represented
in life b. any chief and ms family than by
the preecnt inmates OF tine White House Mad!sonian
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04

Ere a: 1.atsga.-on the S;h inst. extensive fire &C
cured at Antigua in The West Indies by which man: Of the
MOS. vaiuatc buildings including ne Cuso"euse were
,e.,roved. re loss i estimated 4, s5eo0oo.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04

y The Loco-Foeos Of this city CRYING OUT Proscrp
tan those sturdy 5cggars Mcdaniel Ten Eyck
and Goodwin have been removed from Office and the
time approve the conduct OF the minority Common
Council OF this city in removing graccgSer because he
Wing Mcn whose Pro,crftve spirit carries them
the graveyard should be the last complain the removal
spc"ednouthed political babDers Ten Eyc ~ Co.
Detroit Daily Adv.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04

q There vas g-eat Temperance Meeting AZ Rochester
last Monday-Rey Bernard o Reilly Catholic presiding
aunter o the d,:ng citizens participated and
me rirt sor; OF resolutions passed One OF them de-
cnrc s- ota as agasst partial Temperance and another
recommends general onHaid the work of Re
IN On t;c New-Yor! Canals wh.eh The iorwarders are
solicited 20 contribute their exertons
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04

&c The General Assembly OF Connecticut al
Hani.rd on Wednesday. Hon Perry S:u:th, the i:
tie corner there who cant interpret 5000 m.jortt will
probably have il interpreted him
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04

~ The amount OF Revenue collected AZ Boston by re
Federal Go;eruucn, since 1911 go years. mas been l59
800 900 Tno whole of loss during ha time oa
d,.t,.bonde not collected Is bui $685. OS.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04

cJ Tho Hartford and NewLnvcn Railroad Company ad-
ver;isc that hereafter tie passenger cars will eay Hartford
at halt past 10 ~ Vi. and a, P NJ and leave Newlsvcn
at A. NJ and on the arrival the boat winch hereafter
TO leave tbs city At 6 the morning.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04

70 Miss Polk Mitchell OF Madison Co, cook board
the canalooa Rodney aged -. her berth about
clock on SATURDAY night complaining Of illness. and the
ncx, morning was corpse Her berth was wreched
damp mould dog-hrc. canabont Aeriis are apt to be
and .hc probably died Of foul air AID =ifcca'ioa.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04

70 On Saturday morning. the wall Of an old church j.
Philadelphia repairing wach several worNnen were en-
-a-.d fell over and killed three persons. severely brusug
s.xer,l ..hnr..
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04

u disastrous FIRE broke out Inc 9th ut. IN the tav
ern Of Mr. Goehrag, Allegheny Pa. which DESTROYED
scyc. r egh: b.dlng. oge with stables furniture, &c
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04

% Hon. Henry 5. Lane, NJ. c. FROM Northern Indiana,
as been detained KenucH by sickness since the adjourn
rnen of Congress but has recovered to
N hn,re.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04

- Andrew Kenned., Opp. Is announced a candidate
for Congress IN the rea; Wing District of Indana where
three Whics-Caleb B. Smith Charles II. Test and iona
than M'Cmy-werc already RAINING. II neither withdraw,
he will probably be elected by $500 Wing majority
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04

g Major w NJ. .saa !, tic Wing candidate for the
State Senate IN Mercer Co ~. We hope has
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04

lJ Mr. Fox the British Minister al Nashins;oa : eH-
pec:ed soon 20 marry Miss Williams ass TO- sister Of me
young lady married by the Russian Minister last year lie
is c d,in pushed aid 90 tic shady side OF forty; She Is
dojsrle.s but voung and beautiful! Thus the world.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-04

u John s Skinner formerly Postmaster at Baltimore
ana Editor OF Inc American Farmer and Turf Register has
been selected as Third Assistant Postmaster General.
g,od appo!nmenl.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-12-25
Ht EsD ARE.
A. @. BREATH-IEh0la.


+ row receiving direct from the
North, Il compIato assortment OF
Hardware, comprising in part the fol-.
lowing article; plantation hoes, hook,
AID hing s. sallrons, irving pas, tocE
pad and chest locks, in all varieties.
BrIttanaia tea ana tab c spoons, car.
rcntcrs hamme;s; chis,cls, SOCKET and
firm {: hands slWs. mill fat tiIcs.horsc
rasp' blacklng, cast butt~, screws
table and desert hives and forks a
complete aSortm Mt, caryin. do
pocket, pen AMI but h I knives, patent
balances, razor, scl,so $ and sic rs.
tea al try waters, fish and chal
Ii e., fl h hooks, shoe, hors :, white.
wash paint, hair, aV.ng and to)lh
bras lcs; percussion caps carray combs
,o,IeSt and boxing gIa Sc. brass, and
Japan ca0dIe.ticks,shoe tire d, taeks
brods and SEPARATES, shaving boxes,
hatd and panel saws, p.olgh lines
bed cords, cotton car IS, COTE mills
wire ePo axes, For sale, cheap for
cash or Get Oh.
Oct l6, lSil. I'm.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-12-25
'r Ia'eA Barrett
'g S,1 = FORWARDING
| %drrchaut.
VIEW ORLEAntn

llpnl >, UNLEAWS.
js cate "p, ~ to alt nsiness rr
IN, pgsa w ~ solicited. ~ 0'n'S
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-12-25
{ aell ora

EORWARN all persons from trad.
II. ur two notes ii hnnd gwen by
u .C1brr Ia M1rqnr EaIoe, Tor fifty
II rlcu; oap pnanIe first January
Il ,oI Ibs other first January, lS1i,
II ne tlme bet"een The 20in aud
ID Oto1rr, 1911.
II construction for which sad notes
given basag tlIrd, | thrTpiare vii
n the 5ma unless compelled by
aT I0LOHEW Y M'nENRY.
seu5r Is, 1911 -3t
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-12-25

| .'''"' "''"'' -'e"P"p ~ ~ tuitd iHS
MISSISSIPPI STATE JOURN
Ell n pursuance oil ,uncrous solicitations
IL OF paIriral aud personal TRENDS, from
Al parts Ut the State, the subscribers have
determined t" commence pubIlratipn Of
= DEMOCRATIC newspaper. at the
seat pt G"crnme0t, To be called the
MISSISSIPPI STATE JOURNAL.
Il 0u>i be apparent to every ohs4rVnnt
politician, favorable to thrsuccess Of DEM
cra'Io principles, that the present crrsis Is
propllous Tor the re-otganiZatlou of the
Demo. party throughout the Sac, upon
,uch IA system AS viii render success rtr>
faln, IN all future contests with our oppon
rnlS.
The hriIlnnt irInmphs whlrh have
crowned TIE Struggles 81 our party, at tie
tate eIecunhs, III every qulrtpr oi The Ur-
non, and IN none more ron>pl'uouSIy that
~ Mississippi, induce The Subscribers H.
believe, without any dlspangemeo, To ,hp
respectable D,mocralc paper now in op-
n,,oo hero ,Lo, ,t,sr. ,,,,l ..,,' ~
.th.r AMI ,h., L,l,,.. a., '.
"a. AN on.r,,.,nu.. ,a,,o, r.. ',, y, s''''
heir entr,ntis, ,r,.,ny ~ nru c,,n 49,,
i,s,.r,,u. no,;cv ,rtbs Whi, oa,r, Ia
., l,n,a =, 'La H.. E,,,o $50, ~.
I'r.s, as from another cause nor less IN.
.po,i,n, spd m,rh mur. ,no.d;,,.,, ~
s,,,, :, ,h. ,..o,t, e H,,;..,..
We mean The Bond ooes,ion Wrh 70
yard 10 The Inner. il y,ll to .u(,no", =,
.,raapnt. =, s,y ,,.,, m. ,o.,,I,,,,,.;. g.,
h,,. suok.o ~ - vu,c. ,n;oh r..,,a,
misunderstood a,v r.ooo,i,,oa rI
I,ah,Lt, al ,ha S,,ia n ,.,,. IN. p,.,,..
sued for IN. heu4f, If 'hr Un;on R.r
We r4unrd th,s un..,;,,r 40 so,,foJ :. u"
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,ca,;c m,i ,,;,y IA ho,b t,,.,,i,.
Lasi.iatur. IN runner,,o, w,,h ,,o ac,,n
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