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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-15

a administrators Notice.
ETTERS q administration having
been granted - the undersigncd(by
The Probate Court Of carrolI county, on
The 9Th dry Of April 1S4G), on The estate oi
Jane Doyle, deceased, all tie creditors
Of said estate are hereby notified 10 pre-
sent their claims duly authenticated. with.
il The time prescribed BY law, or they
will be forever barred.
JAMES Q. DOYLE, Admit
Of estate cf lane Doyle, DECD.
April IS, lS46 1866
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-15
Sugar, Coffee, Bacon, Flour,
Salt, W hiskcy, sc.

UST RECEIVED by The undersign.
- cd, an ample stock Tor the season, Of
Bacon, Lard, Whiskey, Salt Flour, Nails,
Sugar and Coffee, which they are prepar-
ed 70 sell "as low as any 5ody' for CASH.
WHEELS & CRAWFORD.
Greenwood, Apl ~, lS46 lStf
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-15
ElIis's Portable Grist Mills.

uST received per steamer Dime, and
- for sale verv low TO close consign-
incnt. WHEELS & CRAWFORD.
Greenwood, Apl 10 lsf
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-15
NOTEt.E

Respecting The re.opening, for pirate en-.
try, Of Lands III thai portion Of The
Choctao cession Of 1880 included IN
Me Grenada district, in the State Of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-06
EXCESSIVE PArRInrIsM

curious article going the rounds. Of poor English
whose anxiety TO the national deb, made him
reet his private obi cations until he found himself with
in the walls Of Jail.
There be something admire in this complete for
getuness ut self. but really would have seemed more
eedsble. IL the worthy gentleman had not been equally
obvious Of his creditors Be JUST before you
rOus," is maxim which NIGH, have saved him from his
gloomy fate.
In free country, the people ought keep vigsnt eve
upon the progress OF public affairs, for their constu
tonA rights may be endangered by neglect and their
individual less involved in the policy
Ut the Government There is such thing. however, and
by negectng private duties for the
pubic good, and suffering the mind and all its energies
be wholly engosscd by OF public concern, to the
detrment OF private interest Politics, such be-
the absorbing Of the habtusl stim
ulsnt, without which the unhappy scarcely knows
how endure existence. Under its influence he orRet
family, friends, the ordinary duties Of e and generously
devoies his whole time watching the Republic, with
out getting expecting get OF for
his pains.
IL is well for look occasionally Of his
SHE'LL and take OF the great around.
but he should always be sunder entirely
his connection lest envious should sweep
his haoitaton, and leave him, pifu object naked and
helpless upon the shore of life.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-06
EDUCATION BILLS.

The Senate c sed its sitting yesterday, by ,nding
the public sentiment the subject If Education. Two
school bs we're pass. done smend the present Pima
School system, and adding fund be received from
the general Government OF fom $4,000 10 Ss0,000-the
otner shirg system of District Free Schools The
latter b, submitted the the polls in lsI7
up demand of third OF the qualified vo'ers and
be adopted upon at twotirds. SO that each
~ will have a choice continuing present Prma.
~ School m. (improved) trying that which has
been -ssiul in other Sntes.
In the populuus counties of the State, the system
will doubt work WELL Its mpcrfcctions will de.
veoped by experience, and be improved by future
legislation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-06
HALlrAxcouNryy

"e"ke pleasure In announcing woopsos HvsHs., Eco
as candidate TO represent the county Of Halifax In the
next Lsg'slaure Mr. Hughes 10 deservedly known q.
.~yer OF distinguished learning and ability. and well quail
'nea render valuable and effective services in the
'empsied revision Of the Civil and Criminal Codes. which
It's supposed will engage tho Of the next Legi.
anre But his strongest recommendation the support
OF tho people Of Halifax. heretofore uniformly opposed
to oil temperng with fundamental aws his opposi-
to the hazardous experiment Of Conveaioaa measure
aught with the most dangerous to Eastern
Virginia, aud especially the great sayehodnr com
munity OF the county Of Halifax.
MT Hughes l. known ~ able and active supporter Of
,ne prncples oil the Democratic party; but 10 believed,
that IN the all absorbing likely arise in the ap
preaching canvass, party Considerations will In measure
Do and that he will receive the support Of
either party. who desrous Of securing and
liked principles, fixed laws and = 6Iod Constitution
MANY VOTERS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-06
SOMETHING CuRIOuS-

The Picayune Of this morning contains letter from Cor.
pus Christi, February ID, which says: Col. Cavallo an
agent Of General Arsta here. endeavorng to persuade
General Taylor not to advance upon the Rio Grande for
if he does Arstas party will join Paredes-but il the
General remains in his present position Arsta eanno,
out the revolution he has started Another emissa-
y, probably Of Paroles, alcalde tells General Taylor,
that all peace the Rio Grande and that the MeIi.
looking for the American troops advance for
their protection One thing is certain adds the letter.
The camp is full of rumors-and we shall move to Rio
Grande, but nobody knows when.-N. @. Cour Erb %.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-06
SOLAR Eclipse

The greatest Solar Eclipse visible in the u States I'M
Ill May 26th 1854, occurs the 5th of April next Asa
Smith, Esq, Principal Teacher of Public School No IL,
in this city, has calculated its elements and deneatcd on
map, the position of the Sun and Moon in relation TO the
Earth at the time Of greatest observation The ilusa-
on is distinct and beautiful, and the calculation doubtless
The eclipse will three minutes after
eleven, aud end minutes past l. Digu eehpsed G. on
the South limb. The map is accompanied by Key.
Y JouR. Con-
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FREDERICKSBURG.
To The Editors Of The wing

To the Editors OF the wing
Geniemen-NeVer the feelings Of our community
shocked than learning this morning. the pas
ssngors the Of the death # John H. Ples..nt-
We know now realize Il. He who DAYS since
had health and observation-disclosures tqua in the state in
bIany # inteileot-of generous ard cbyarous char
acter-beovsdh ~ friends rep nv h.
off he was, chils the heats blood of the bold
est and siaunehest smongst knew Mr. Peastnts Tor
ne,Ty 20 years, part of that time intimately. and knew
no gifted many aud such noble aud command
ing qualities. Whilst have differed with MIN essentially
the he has taken Of many al the subject, ne has
lately discussed ceased love the man. to adore
his talents and - reverence his Writes From the
my heart ~ the unfortunate survivor IN this tragedy
lie deserves the commseraiion OF friend and foe would
rather the than irat ms aceraiei feelings Bujusice
the dead demands Palaon for the the eIigon.
OF his situation. My purpoe discuss the me-
of the controversy which led to this amentabe
catastrophe. II devise means for those
children rendered dependent by the death their ia her
Twas in defence OF Wing prr cips sacrificed his life
II becomes the Wings who cherish those principles. {,
project and sustain bis children. hope the Wings Of
Richmond using only u support. but to
educate these children | think I may speak for or 9
n. and say, that you may calculate their quota Vi
fund for tits purpose. CWrente ealomO.
Feb. 27th, 1916 JUSTICE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-06

To the Editors ofthe YAig:

o.
In the Wing of this morning 5th March, observe a
note signed h. the object of which show that in my Ia
bic exhibiting The amount OF Revenue paid by the
counties therein mentioned, great injustice is done 10
the county OF ksnawha. The that article is pleas
cd 10 say: that the Revenue of Ksnawha given in nv
table So O0 instead Of 500 shown by document
from the let Auditors Office and placed the desk of the
members OF the Legislature And he expresses as
unwilling TO uko the trouble examine Mr. Tdnsrals 6
cures aud $" relation other eount,, a. he ha, no
suppose they computed with greater a
cuTncy think the writer Of that article will Ind that
suits his convenience not 10 examine figures and facts
and the documents IN elat the subject farther doc
uments are very unPa!aabe things and dcu.t sometimes
to digest
Now ii the gent eman had bee a. anxious t ascertain
all that the document which he refers contained in re-
ference TO other Counties he exhibit Kana~ ha IN
an imposing attitude, he would have found or two
Things VIII ch might convince him that such mighty in-
Justice ne kanawha, he would have US beeve-
The document fom which copied the table Of Revenue
gwen IN my letter, the annual Report OF the First
dtor OF the COmmonws presented TO the present se
sion of the General Assembly, In that report the Reve-
psid by Kanawha 50 93J %. In my table II is put
d1wn at $500, be cause all the counties LETT frac.
tons as beng tedious and unnecessary. The difference
between the % Revenue by the eounues
OF the STATE as they spPesr by tbs AUDITORS Report
and by the Document No. 30. which this gentleman
etes that amount Of Mere han Licer ses wa. not
included IN the former, while they embraced in the lat
ir Inc general and comparative result, however, Rt
Vaned-i So, It Is not To he advantage OF kannwha And
your correspondent mad taken the rouble to examine
his own document little farther he would have found
ihat VIM ct put down the revenue Of Ptisyvania Sc.
300 by his avorte document fact 50 500 PIE CT
the difference that appears his own, Haifsx /
placed at $1,000, whera docunentt Is Sill 500
MecAlenbug Is given 700, when according to his
paper, it woaid be So 400 leave his sagaciy to de-
tect the garng injustice which, by this exhibition from his
own document, has been done Kanawha have heard
that similar impressions hrd taken hold OF the minds Of
zone others IN relation this table, arising doubt
the same cause. have been thus minute upon a matter
otherwise unmpo order that the discrepancy may be
explained TAXI ts occasion say that this extreme SEN
stNenoss manifested uponhi' point paying hand
and TeeeirHe the other, tolls that shoe pinches
somewhere" and q" tho wounded pigeons will husr. ~
would advise, too, of my friends not ~ take too
much trouble to examine" documents, est like the hapess
Action, they be torn by their hounds"
WHIT. z. TUNSTALL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Both Houses OF the General Assembly have resolved
adjourn this day. The number OF bills passed nearly
800
Resolutions Of Thanks passed unanimously, by The
respective Houses, their Speakers, for the impara
dignity, and courtesy, with which the duties OF Chair
had been discharged The vaedictory addresses these
gentlemen, what must be deemed hns parting with
OF their associates, truly eloquent and affect
ing, and started the tear.drop IN eyery eve.
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GALvIsrox. Feb. l9. 1876.
We are ndebted TO Inc CIerk Of ,he Bon Franklin q

We are indebted to the Clerk OF the Ben Franklin for
St. Louis papers.
There is letter in the Mssouriau of February l3 da
ted Santa Fe, December 90, which says-ihs New MeI.
leans have generally made up their minds that sooner or
later they must form part of the United States and sppa-
renty they determine TO take it quietly. If the United
States should now shew respectable force whole
country, North East of the Rio del Norte would sub
mt without resistance The people expect Il candid
ly believe hope) the United States will speedily take pos
session At all events, relations and business with
the Governor tAmJo) and other principal men are such
that we always feel perfecily safe-N. o. Conri,r.
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MR.. LANIER,s SPEEcH.

We pubih to day the sound, logical, and convincing
speech of Mr. LANIER OF Pis lvaua favor OF the bill
TO make aPproPro ion for the improvement by steam
navigation Of the Roanoke River. We think it probable
the attention Of the Leg stature will he thoroughly and
effect vely TUNED to subject New lights have b, al
forded, and many menbes who voted against the bill
that their constituents should all the
bearng nnnn the snhlnct fnllr snrcnd hclorn thnm.
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Feb 27h, ls4.
Do Lhe EdIt0rs ol the Whir !.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2Sth 1876.
Gcntlemen-Jt is with unusual degree OF pleasure
that from time time, pcruscd forcble ar-
ces upon the subject Of Internal Improvement with which
you your able correspondents have treated the read.
OF the Wing for several months. And here beg leave
congratulate each O you, upon the that has
tlus crowned your no,e and patriotic efforts Cont
those purgon', searching opPoals unn you the
whole State from ITS present sparhy and the pub
mind to importance Of d. ermned cooperation Of
acton this mighty work, and your people will arse in
their full myth, rebuke their NOISY demagoguo pot-
eans and field Of Improvement an earnest
that heeds difficulty, and bes2aaks ceTiain sue
Already have noticed the deep felt anxiety mani
Tested by class Of persons hrOu hou the State
this generous impulse confined entirely the State,
but ro,ponse rom tic breasts Of those who
long since left their native homes their fortunes IN
land Of stranger. have met with many in my uayes
ia various parts u the Unon along the INKS Of the Mis-
sssppi lar up the Of indiana Illinois, Michigan,
and Missouri actively ergaged 10 the branches Of
trade, merchn Disc adofn Of tho learned pro.
ssions by their ia cu; however long their absence
gront the distance yet their eyes would brighten they
spoke Of the Old ard ndly would ihoy SDosk
Of her prospects Need tell you, that those
now watching your with keen nteresi-with
many on ardent wish FIR your success and they would
gladly embrace the opportunity of returning, II hey could
prohlaby teif capital aud End exercise for their Ia
Tents.
When say hurd eds would gladly stu'n a. Virginia II the
81 cent Contemplated scbeme of Improvements be carried
OIt. Yss and would return would bring with
them their accumulated wcsIt and business qGs hcsous
riOh orcCr e energy, industrious hsbts, nud
public spu, whose und wisdom would greatly
n sul kf cuirg the vho" Of pOpIlat that
sleep ignorance they wOG 81 mrlic and assist the
eEcr,ors o. those vino ably fighting the blind
prejudice many.
Tbs appears 90 be- peculiarly the tno 10 bsfin your
public worss; ' Lsgssturs have answered your psuon
passed your RIt,ad BIl, ID arc you i.htdi VIII
you I'D your and .ly Ict awhile benro
king further Tnn assured you hO gh,
te and ulkod 90 purpnso whatever; the people viii
relax and ia tanner o' suggishntss. 10
sleep Fl IS years longer, anJ 700 the
talk about the former worihcs Of virginia. Sire, II you
could the tit tnuus lhtt dolly I from The mouths
Of Northern brethren, itwOu', en- confident, mako
you blush Tor The Of he old Although several
yssfs pissed by since it Richmond, ior my pre-.
psGc yet dearly DO love thc 5a,o. aud eel cIucmc.
~ Der sBf luwafI aid do,clupo those
resources diet now nc unseen aud un.pp1 ca,d Many
bee 81 the Norh, tls Efiu,ins ley begin
tie work. md O.. poor corr it out.
Tbs shOn induce YOU 10 Ivy aside al party feeling, I'll
'scoua p'Jloice, nHd u hand aud heat o. the work,
Old snd young, vi eBrufst dctetn nation 10 accom-
D. ON syfns y q ton of tie work. 5 &. ~.
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IL The late hos caused most serious OBJ
struetion the Louisa RAJ adj known The course
OF the road being uansVesy with the wind the snow dr
arrested the deep cuts causing very serious amount
of laoour to remove 1.-THE feet deep IN
places.
The Louisa train arrived the Junction after North
train passed. but the passengers down IN an Ex
ira. The Road is now open
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-06

DIED,
On Tusday March 3D. JOSEPHINE VIRGINIA daughter Of
Godfrey and Carolins wimme, sged and days
Adeu child tender form.
No shall rackng pain distsnd,
No more shah Iife's trmpsstuous storm,
Upon Thy heIplessness descend
Sweet child thy loss TO great
Hut unto thee, tits boundless grn:
It's Tor ourselver, alone " weep,
Por thou art free Gom all pain.
Al the re5enee Of his father Capt Richard Booker Of Poyha
N February WIN BOOKER in the 2Oth year Of his
The only child OF devoted parents amiabe modest.
and OF the setes griyquates point = Of
u,sfuln-ss and honor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-06

lie rare that NEE, tn any thing more true to ma
ars than tho following little gem, descriptive OF froausr
No. which We copy from the Cleveland Herald;
THE BACKswooDSMAN.
In the deep wild wood !. a lonely man,
And ne swings his broad-axs like slght rattan
n" ghe 10 uneouth, but hi, step Is proud,
And MS voice, when he speaketh 10 firm and loud
me forest reeedes. a. his strong arm swings
Ana ne is"s'h In light like the King Of kings.
His hut s oflos., aud hi. inf.n, brood
tumble forth 10 rejoice In that solitude
They chase the honey bee homo to n, ,,or.
And he old tree gives up what IL never bore.
They hide IN the brake, they rush tho, the .,r.,m
And d" to and fro like the things OF . dream.
The mother 10 pale like the sweet moonlight,
But they say, m her youth rose was go bnsh,.
She moves In the cabin with gentle grace
And the homest things have their re eulsr pl.o..
she sings ss,he works with signing smile.
And nor lar Oh home ariseth in vision the while.
r.. B.w
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Ihh Cost OF FAsHios-i 10 said that eve hundred mil.
lions 81 dollars spent annually in the United ,se. ~
se,h suees OF dess subject the auetuston. Of
fashion VI this sum- Is computed that 10 million. arc
spent Tor hats probably about 20 millions for and bon
nets and for other articles OF dress less than 400 mil
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-06

Th. celebrated dHsfsI' appeared last before fa'houabe
audience usIce surpassed the high eIpee
ttons OF the community sne the grace
and doubt
y received. AL N her prass
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From the N. d. Pie,yune.
LATER FROM TEXAS

BY the arrival last evening. OF tho steamship Alabama
Capt Windle have Galveston dates up to the 18th
inst.
Verbally learn that the revenue laws and regulations
OF the Uaed States operation at Galveston on the
18th inst, the Texas laws matter ending the day
previous The Alabama the first vessel entered IN
Texas under the United States laws.
The public school system is about to be cst.blisbed i'm
Galveston. we learn under favorable auspices IN
Tribune Boston Atlas and New England paper. generally
will Please noticsl
The Swiss Bell Ringers have been highly successful q.
Galveston. drawing forth tho wsrmest ercomiums from the
press. They had given three full houses, and
were about leaving for Houston when the Alabama sail
ed.
The local intelligence 10 of little no importance TIL.
following letter, from friend OF who hiss Just
in Texas, thinking he entering county of semi bar
barans, will open the of OF those who have
made pom, to deery that country upon any and every
occasion:
GALVESTON, Feb l9, 1876.
Friend Peel freely confess that have never been
more sgreeably mistaken any thing have met with in
NV travels than am at the society, habits and condition of
this city-lnstesd Of rough centious and teate nom
uann, such the Northern and Eastern people are in the
habit of describing the people OF Texas find more OPEN
hearted hospabe Of people than any met in the
Older satss and will stake my head and hat good
breeding and general Information they equal
OF tile same number that be scared up
How some folks, who talk OF Texas spot outside of
civilization. would open their they to Wis the
fremont House here and Capt Seymour, the rentle
manly and aiable host heading table groaning under the
weight of good things and surrounded by fair women
and hne looking men find any city, or in any land
have said great many hard THINGS about Tcxas when
didn't know any thing about III butt rccsnt take all back
Nobody here believes the about Mexican INVASION
recently brought To Corpus Christi but think IL nil rus, "a
sell large lot OF mules tor the Of the army-said mules
have recently arrived there. You shall hefrom aga n
w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-06

DR.. SFLRK the worthy Senator IRON the Southampton
Di 're has teen detained on his the past wee by
indisposItiOn, but his post.
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mis- LEE.

~ The papers the death ii THoxIs Srocg
TOs, ESQ Govern of Delaware.
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HIARlkIED.

On the 18th ut Bendo the residence OF Dr. A. A. Campbell
by the Rev Theodorick Pryor DR. EDWIN JONES Mseken
burg, TO Mss CoRNELIA A. CAMPBELL, OF Notiowsy
A. Cherry Hill "Wednesday evening, Feb'y by the
Rev John Clark. CHARLES CLARK ESQ, Attorney lisw,
to Miss ELIZA ANN daushr Of Thomas L. spragn, H.faI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-06
WARD ELECTIONS.

0IT The Election for nine persons from each
Ward OF this City, Counemen Aldermen for
said City will be held the hrst WEDNESDAY APRIL next
Al the following wnFoT Ward or Ware No
L. the Union Hotel Madison AT IN.
Columbian Hotel: For honroa Ward, Ward the
shoekoe t Tavern The Polls will opened O'CLOCK A.
NJ and closed OF same day
JNo. NJ. PERCUSSION. sergr
harrh ID. lei6-td OF he Of Rie hmond
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mere neghbcrhood affair. bat that Of great impor-
lance To extensive aud interesting portion Of the State,
and comes cesry and distinctly within tie principles OF
my second proposition. This brings me, Mr. Speaker to
the third question. which propose discuss. namely.
the eoet OF the improvement within the convenient
ces OF the Commonwealth And that Is the proposition
which shall now proceed examine. From the Second
AUDITORS report in relation the debt and of
the Commonwealth il appear. that
The resources Of the State amount to tho sum
OF su,3i3.l7o
The debt Of the State amounts
to the sum OF sS,s7s772
The liabilities Of the State other
than debt l,47629s
Making an aggregate sum of s7ass.os7
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IUusfrdfed Works.
III ONGFELLOW5 Posis md Poetry Of Potope
- 10 Postica Works
GtsWofs Poets and Poetry q EnElsnd
do 10 Do
Lady n the Lake
Lala Rooth
ROgrfs Poems
Csnpbsrs Postica Worts
Hemfns do
Monfom~fy'sdo do
figouney's 90
Eira Coos o. do
Burns, Cowper Scot, MHon.
EsasHoos of Beauty Kespste Dravtur Room es,sp poot
Juvenrs rcfsp Boot Forget Ne MOI. AZ
Lsadts n Memory, OPAL D,dsu. Annual Gin Snow
F,ts, Nay P1wef Ross u Auuet Fendhps Oasrpr
Fofz Ne Not Ctrstran Annual Hissionary Memorial &c
Fof ale ~ the Boot store Of
mis- npTsEER A. uoafs
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PERUVIAN GUANO.
WE are now receiving supply of this impor-
tan fertilizer from the Agent Of
The OF the
attempts IN Ehsand and tery mpo and
sshhat OF very and sometimes WORTHLESS. quality
name OF Peruvian Farmers
gan Of what they buy avoid only senu
ru'iAn Guano brought this ipped
rany OF Lima unce the authority
Every cargo thus pped Agents
pany in New York ami baltimore o
sent TO u.s. therefore rely upon getting
the genuine Peruvian GuaAo
WILLIAMS 4 hawaii
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A MOTHER SUPPLY Of excellent Maps Of
"A Oregon. TeI.s end Catalonia, just received at
D. &. KINGS,
N..t door IN the Po.,.ores