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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

A GOoD OSE.-A few days ago large number
Of distinguished persons assembled AZ Middletown.
Conn to participate in the Commencement ceremonies
Of the Wesleyan University Among the rest Gov. Bis
eel expected and elegant rooms were provided for
him at the largest and best hotel the place Al length
his Excellency the Governor srrivtd He i plain,
dimnuuve-l0okin- rlsn though Of a strong masculine
mind and great powers OF oraiory. He went 70 the no
tsi where quarters lad been assigned hin and catered
his name; but nobody was in who hsppcnd 70 know
him. and be Dected OF being anything more
tnsn an everyday man nom the country AZ lecg'h he
asked for a room and bed. tie told thAf every
thing they could 30 for him was - make him teuoo-
ray bed on the floor. To this be did not object and
olSouacked ior the night blanket spread over the
pare carpet The mortincsron OF the landlord may be
imagined wnen ne found on. the day that the
stately rooms prepared for his ExceIencv we're unoc.
cap.,c and waiting while the Governor himself had
beca obliged " take quarters on the soor.
Brooklyn Hsgle.
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Sbipping Intelligence.

BOSTON, aug. H.
Arrived At Darlington, S. 9TH inst steamer Buena
Vista from New-York, with damage to her machinery
At Halifax Ms 9TH inst steamer Hiberna, shannon. o.
hours from New York At Boston this An ship Albany.
from Eew-York; also, ship Reliance, from Leghorn.
saw, 9th inst SPIN. 90 miles East from Boston Light
steamship Europa, from Boston seven hours out for
Haifax and IiverpOOl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

sASDss sARsAPARLLAThe exposure and Irregulsriy Of
die, which necessary concomians Of many kinds Of
business, fruitful Of cuaneous and glaDculsr
diseases Persons subjected such exposures resu
ares frequently experience swengs Of the gssds OF tho
neck and chest and sometimes these give
troublesome md unseemly ulcers, called scroflous 10
other instances obstinate innanmsons OF eyes ofths
ears, and erupuons Of the head the consequences
Those individuals whose occupations render them peculiarly
liable TO such diseases, who have constitutional preds
position thereto viii find 5AsDss sarssparla admirable
preventive, or, they actually Suffering under these
any similar mssdes speedy. safe and certain remedy
bottle taken occasionally viii generally keep the skin flesh
and glands elsa Of disease, ADD regular will with
equal certsinty remove I'M already developed.
Prepared and sold, boiessis and fetsil by A. B. D
SANDS Wholesale Drggists 100 Fulton corner Of William.
st. rs Broadway, and n East Broadway, Nsw.Yors Sold
also by Druggists generally throa hont tho United States
Price 81 per bottle. sir bottles or S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

FoRoERY.-We deeply regret TO learn that Tor
gories-to the amount Of flf00 81, 5oo-uPon sew
ersl Of our respectable firms have lately been
detected. The guilty party is auctioaeer OF the
name Of Care who has long resident in Monrc a.,
and has hitherto borne good character The parties
defrsuded believe, private discounterS Care
has shsconded. Montreal Herald.
fS~ The man whose neck was run through by
tbs horn OF bull New Haven, hss died Ills name
yM Eliss Lines, aged =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

CHEAP LIGHT.--J. o. Fowler Is selling supenos
Sperm Candles at 81 cts pr h. good Summer lamp oil -
pr gallon which warranted burn all night lie has ao
large stock Of fresh Oolong and Green white and
brown Sugars which he is selling of nj small advance
wholesale prices The public invited TO give him call
atbs large stores 80 and 1s Greenwich rs yeseys
anil 1,s
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Nls>OI III.

st. Louis Co complete, Gov. Eakin Loco
1916, Rollins, Wais, lo32. Congress, Bowlin
Loco, 1850 Coaks, Wbig, 1896 Locos and
Whig elecled % tle House Of RepresentatIyes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

TEN THOUSAND THOUSAND MOUTHS AND ONLY
TEArs FoR sIx"-Ar William Day Of Csmptown
Essex County. NewJersey has Berkshire sow, Black
Maria which night in the latter par, OF July
safely delivered OF litter Of eighteen piys Give and
kicking and restless and uneasy a set Of embryo
politicians Black Maria and her litter much resemble
Uncle Sam and his numerous litter OF politicians
in the fact that she has pigs than teats for while
she has eighteen pigs she has but ten ;eais Mr. Day
informs that there fearful struggle among the
brood each pig claiming teal Party spirit high
Bsrnburners against Hunkers, Wings against Agra
rians and Abolitionists One Hunker Sporty claimed
two teais but R.ngtsl, Bsrnburner contested the
point with him herceiy and By the aid OF allies
from all parties. succeeded IN defeating Spotty. the
Iunkqr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

" We would call the attention OF the public at this
Of the year when disease is prevalent among
card in this days paper headed BLACKBERRY Of
the best Of dysentery which prevails large
extent among families II will be seen 1t from hs,
source he Shakers that all times be relied 70
anything they put up and offer the public And we wooli
recommend ali readers afflicted obtain bottle a.
is hstrsie compound and worth the trial The old Shaker
Depot % John.st
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Illinois.

Harris. Loco Foco is reported by telegraph to
have beaten Logan. Wing, in the Springfield Dis
trict By Il % majority gam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12
ppoIntments by the President and SENATE.

ANDREW J. DOSELsOS Of Tenn. 10 be Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Penipotenary Of the Uni.
ted states ~ the Federal Government Of Germany
C0asils u he Uaded states
ALFRED n. =. EDwARDs OF Conn. for the Philippine
Islands. in the place Of II. p Sturgis resigned
FRgDERIcK v B. MoRRIs, for the port Of Batavia IN
the Island OF Java IN the place Of Owen NJ. Roberts,
teceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

STEAMER CRESCENT ClTY-This magnificent
vessel has been successful in her trips to this city
that she viii not be withdrawn heretofore snnOunc-
NewOresns touching at Havana leaving New York on
the lsi and New Orleans on the 18th Of each month
IN. o. Crescent
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ GRAND HoLIpAY At the Musenm and - this house i
teemng with novelties and attractive entertainments 70 81
course hlei every day and night win vssfs Inc SADIE
Btothr who are very superior band o.. ninstres con
tnue To play and sing delighted audiences ln TACT the
entire performances OF agreeable and amusing scha
acter that wonder not that the crowds winch ihfrg
there 10 ses them are % well pleased
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To SMALL CAPITALISTS

~ Any person wishing invest 81 600 in the publishing
business hear OF good opportunity, by addressing
Immediately. nole 10 J. W. y. Newyork Post offce-
AZ advertisers lime much occupied persons not having
capital or who looking for investment re-
nuestpd nor 10 apDly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

LarrR FROM MoyTEvIDEo.--The srrivalof the
brsx Hydsr Al in 81 days from Boeeo ON the Rio Is
Plate. brings ps later news from Monsevideo Capt
we,heril states that the blockade which the French
had laid upon Montedec had been taken on for three
week. and then renewed ON the 18th June There Was
no news from Buepos Ayres.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12
Indiana.

Senator Hsnnegan who is on the anxious seat
has received tciegrsphic dispatches from Indian
opolis insuring decided Loco-Foco majority IN
the Legislature Of Indiana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

rRs We understand that communication on the
great Southern line OF Telegraph TO Neworesns, has
been much interrupted in the pine forest regions of the
Csrolnas by the falling of trees across the wires and
also by the frequency of thunder storms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

NlBLo's Aston PLAcE--W. J. HNNoSD, having re-
covered from he indisposnon will make his third appear.
In the capital pieces Of King aud Comedian and
IS Hercules" Mr. n introduces several comic songs hs
a IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

~ Wedding Cards highly polished both sides, with
rich silver edge-an entirely and beautiful article
Also splendid Envelops Boxes for Wedding Cake, Wed
ding Waters. Silver Cord, &c. Al J. EvEsDELLs Pr.miam
Engraving Establishment 800 Broadway, Duansr
second square above the Park su2 TuThsSsf In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

~. Boors CATERS SHoEs sc cheap To sill men, to the
volunteers in particular TO be found at YocsSs corner
Of Fulton and Nassau opposite the Herald Buildings
French calf Boots 81 30 usually - and 81 IN other stores
hue calf 8 %. usually - Is, Caters equally low
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

EcLLcTIc MEDICAL INSTITUTE or CISoISSArI.
In cur advertising columns Fourth Pagel viii be
found circular OF this Institution TO which we would
call the attention Of medical students and those in
tending become students. Il will be that the
Faculty at the Institute disposed to examine ali
things old and new, selecting from any and every
source such remedies and modes OF practice exPen
ence shall have shown to be worthy Of adoption exelud
ing the preparations Mercury Aniimony and Arsenic
as well as general depletion BY the lancet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

~ Gold Pens Of every quality and price, wholesale
and retail, by g. 4. WATs9s Co IS Wal-si. ard J. Y.
SAVAGE ~ Fulton-s Gold Pens and Pencil Cases in great
variety The celebrated Rcheleu Pens sold only above
Gold Pens repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

The meeting having been fully organized, st the re
quest Of the President Mr. ADAMS Rev Mr. Tucker Of
Buislo. offered aprsyer Appropriate 20 the occasion
Al ths close OF the prayer, Mr.. Adams IN 4nest
sPeees Of some heen minutes, very happily addressed
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By telegraph to the Ssw-YOrk Tribune.
WESTERN ELECTIONS.
KENTTCKY.
LOUISVILLE Friday. Aug. l

LOUISVILLE, Friday. Aug. IL. I'm.
The returns c0ntinre u come IN favorable 70 the
whies / send you the following additional re-
tarns for Governor. The Legislature is strongly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

AtTERNooS PERfoRNANcr-The Sacred Dorsmss Of
Harrington viii be exhibited this afternoon at O'Clock pre-
sentng fine opportunity for families to see Them Rev
Mr. Hopkinss Sunday School will be present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

In q Counties some d them Incomplete Crit
iendens majority IS 1909.
An error Of course.
20 the Telegraph ssys but Bourbon z more hkely
TO have given 60 MAJ Tor Crusnden- The return IS
incomplete.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

~ 4 Spanish SLAYER with COO negroes on
board fsou the Coast Of Africa arrived Al Havana a
foE days ssc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12

lis ALLY Is NATURE The source Of health, Ike the
principal Of Life Is Ou the organ q digestion every
particle Of the body depenos by the finest sympathy for
health or disease. II his organ be perfect all that Is
some Al every vein refused abundance. II dsanaaged
corrupted and feiid is absorbed and spread TIE
limbs muscles nerves, the heart the lungs. and the brain
are ihenceforth or lees injured Prom
constitutional or otherwise the corruption leads in every
other Of the different dseasesthe suppression OF
which however 10 the removal Of the which may
agaa produce them Foss's COMPOUND ExrEAer oF YEL-
Low Dock AID sARsAPlRnLA, which first brought the IN
riyaed Yellow Dock 10 knowledge, j. combination wbico
has elected ne hhest eoHns u he most eminent OF mo
Faculty Harmless but all powerful at ono tho
digestion and then, yed Into the Blood eyey
particle Of Disease and every tendency TO Its return
~ Syysps the Stomach and derange Digesuonh
a sufficient dose he taken to do any good.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and RETAIL by 0EoEGE Fos
Pharmseeutist, les sprng-st door from s9nvsns-
Also for sale by Eugene Dupuy coo Broadway A.
Cough Co. li9 Fulton-st as Beecker-sl, A. L. WIN.
ship, n East Broadway \. v Price 81 per boule su
bottles for =. All orders from the country with cash To-
closed, will be promptly forwarded by express.
~ saUSDEss's DREssISG-casEs FAScy CurLtRY ,sp
IoiLsI ARTICLES, "a Broadway, corner Of LloenysL
and J7 Broadway Tue subscribers respectfully call nc
aenon OF the public TO their collection Of toilet aug o.
were selected with the greatest ard quality and ~ a.
cases warranted. Their assortment of fanny cutlery n
oraees al the latest styles OF Rodgers Sons pen kns,
nahle button hooks articles for o ct many
OF which have been b. fore imported Portable dress
ing Of the subscribers These cs'es
are VI the compGct FORMS ccnsDng nseul aIie % "
tne best Quality they Acknowledged BY uaNeins ~
ilemen to be superior % those imported
| su9 ST. q. SAUNDERS son. i47 and 81 bfoao~sy'
IT, Persons wishing The Tribune len her re.idenes
he Posi oAes OF Leave word . sSs desk q ss RsesAs
oahcs
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CoSsIDERArioNs upoN rsE NArUsg AND TEsDsScy o.
Fsry TSsrIrUrfoNs. BY FREDERIcg GRiNgE lsso
PIP 5s,) cincinnsn II. w. Derby Co. NewYork
R.rre.
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~ Persons wishing The Tribune len al iher resdencs
their place OF business M please se noe va ~
The Poet oAce or leave word 8 tho desk Of ne fso'as
0dcs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-12
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL
Commi-sioner Tri-t and President Polk.

On Thursday the Speaker laid before the House
Of Representatives the following Letter from Mr.
Nicholas p. Trist late Mr.. Folks Commissioner to
Mexico
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-26
f5unls dIs RsssIH.i 2
10 the Peopls.

10 the Peepls. Nc Democratic millions of the Uulon of shs free. Whose land F bounded only by the limits sf shs hearA-
 Again ths tine approaches when. sAan szsips h Ys ss.r.I.s your moral strength in b.,iss for the AndsnKious myriads looking on, trusi in the coming hour. Which will make manifest once more psoy,e.. proudest power. By svry nation on earth its eyes are hithes tusn where tfeedom's bood-fsd a,ar-krsssO brill antly oh' thsa fsmsmbsr. Democrats. ys muscle of the When whigs call maas. .pob. t'Isw elases. '' '.ia time tD take your stand.
 d. Come. do 70: Ye, the peopls. if we who now possess the pow'r. relax upon our thUSsapd eager iyrsn'. live. as in the iIass of F. gT:sg E t wl.A es cruel Grips .s smpssss. spd Who clip iu Eussps. tiAessys half asdr.d. ys. soaring wings M P D-mosraos ssHr triumph here, mnas triumph svry While men ase frss live or die. md btsas Os not. free air. Oar course is on. we must not step an,ll the sp. preaching day When WE raz Psorrr firmly hold our Democratic Each ,., %s ], yssss,s. s' sy N, ys,., ss,svsr- And in hts franchise strength. at least, to be his fvllew -hroiheg! Y sAss
 Gene. ds 90! Ne, shs People: No petty party quarrel. now our kinallsr thought. No mean nor minor matters ear oor nou unnili. . ~. perplex; " But eye'ry one should recolleet iha. on his shout ders fall x rs n .s9 i - voters duties, thus espressed-'sAcr Foa THE
 GOOD oy ALLr' Act liksa Democsst-no more from any man we Though true, to do one should do, is no, an easy
 task;
 To travel in the path that's light is not railroad ride,
 Where ss'ry one t'wards bis bourne in happy calm ness slide.
 0 no! remember Democrats. ye muscle of the land. That to succeed, we all must use our mind, our
 beari, our hand!
 Come. do so. Ye, tho People. Think for yourselves! weigh well the merits of the
 men Reflect, decide, be sure you're right. and '.go it
 strongly" then. When Democrats do this of course good seiise mus, gain the day; Which side goed common sense is on, why, let the
 people say.
 Is he whose life for forty years has passd in camp
 or field H The .nan Who should the wand of peace us our frs,
 ruI-r wieldl l&s Or shall the ssox of LindenwaId mislead the hans,
 we wonder!
 No. p,oupi, ye cass and Butler boys. aud run the
 sly one under!
 htyn no.~ o.,.eta
 memher--i And victory shall crown your work, the seventh of
 next November.
 We swear il! o, ye People.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-26
SHERTFr,S SAH,E

ID Y virtue of endsy wsits of 4 fs nad psn CT, to 41 me eirsctea as Sheriff of Pulaski county, shai expose to sale atpublie aaetlan. Monday sia l6sh day of October. A D ls43, al the court house door Judienl sales. fpf cash tn hand. to inc last ahd highest bidder the following described property, to NE ar sec T TiNR II " leo acres, E NY 9r sec gl N NRliW 80 ceres. ss the aropfesy of Lot Lot. i. l s.s. s1 in block 77 in r.t,a. Rocs sA the propefiy of 1shn Pope decessed. ", " sW ar see sIT3NR I3w ss acres, fr1 SE qr sec sl T sNR i4 " isi acres, Et., SW qr sec Sf K I3 " 7s pt N w ffI qrzec T GRI3 " i acres. as the property of James Anthony.
 Rock, as tho property of A. Pike
 sE qr esec 29 T ] N K low. NV ar sec g 1 R 10 ". Et In sec B T KR 10 W. as the pro periy of Jarnss Lawson.
 Lot Sin block A" lot l 2 anu , in block 10 Lit tIc Rock, M the property of T W Newton and sE ar sec 29 T ~ R II ", SE qr sec r IT NR l2 W, as the property of Joseph Fenno; and blork l & in steyenson'ssqpars us the property of D Bald wia.
 Los l. ?. 5, i and E, iu block (E e L. with all tse improvemeR:s theroon as Inc property of D. J. Baidwins Lots Sand in block SC in Little Rock as the propefti ef Stephen s. Sanger s
 s fr sec 20 T 2N R F " III acres, ns tho property of Win. Mccyobap, s3 g.
 Lot in block $ in Little Rock with al the ia- provemenis thereon, and NE SE and sE Sts ar sec IS T 2 N l2W ss ,he property of Jonas Levy.
 Lots II and l2bleck ! w c u lot If in block tE Q L) and blocks 2as,aSii a52 and 27s, as the property of John Robins. ,i.es.s|s
 Lot block ss In Little Rock, ss the property of Mary Newman
 One negro msn. of dark color, nnmed Sam as the property of F. T. Cruich6eld.
 J. HUrT, stsng.
 Sept 25. ie4s 3--iw
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-26
TIE ARIIsSly RLiATEgs | nERfAasPS
 ALMANAC.

THIS annual ~ sas ptnv lBs9 usiIa he pakishsf 1 ok of about tke Isf of Oxiohef neMl. and wiii exhibit the asaa astfon0mlcai lsbiea ioF lhe maF. dians of Listir Rock, St. Louis Naslssiala JarkYon and New Qsieans, srd sill srrys faF sli she weeteta and south wesiesh States ft wiii enhrags vs5ieps othes mssset of general Interest to te planting mas~ sss.isf. Prcisssieesl ard .sEslqss ncsid. lt wiil fOr iAr yesr ts4a af which iefasmsslan esH Ae eA- taiRed. will be insertsd All dknaiaagicasaf af Chf3s- tlaas throughout ilA west an4 aoash Nesi q what ever sect, are respectfully issEad tn taralshs pesf fsd all ette4s el FanseAfl1Af syAeds AespkiatiUns, Acs. ihaI are 4 take paaee tas the canainR year. Re hgtsas ststtslics afp alsa Eesaeesfaly saiielseA.
 Thr pessisher also sfs kis paasa ie pepfessiaaai and b5tslbess aaen as . medium for a8Yefsisiam A FsStessseaa buna card et SIX ines sF lsss mia be tssestcd sSF the ss e Se -aa advertisement ot half page al $l0-raaJ whole page st S9p-~ad seIiaemenss that e3Fun kiA be charged, fhn &fsl as half page. the second ss wtsie pare, aaAike aau copies oF taese is sssd os adveitaamans txl ks placed on the back or SeveF also witsouf ndiiioBai charge. Fhete wiii b. pahl1shed tsa ealiiaAs-t ths larger 10 soesla 4S 10 60 pages esetaasH 6 aAseg. tssetaeAts the ptier st whitii Nll be fasie known as early dsy poSs ele gha sinaleF cf t6 paRuR 10 sgassta e usual Astfonrsnieal labIes ana the aG yertiaenaea, q wherever msy oIasf il--nrce Sa peF haadrrf, nos less thsn 3t1 copies of which mnsf se oEdrfel sosa special AasctslsemeAs e the residue oi 300 being mAde 9p d the Afgef edillan
 esteadas ot tic courts ef say sI iha adjsinink states sIll es Nsssigd npoh reeeiSiag erqess to tS Ali oEdels. b receive aisatian, ess he nasg sssS sad accompanied with ,As cash; an sf intensea scr insertion steaia reach hy the 1slh ef ,Anensf.es
 PHILIP |. ANTHONY.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-26
II. :. Marbhal.s Sale .
rsgfkp SrArfs cr AasRIcA lc
 ihSrs lk, nf Araana1r ccl

 FlT virtue of all aLss 4 Ss issu.d by the clerk ef tJ the District Court of the Uniied states for .ae District of Arkansas. upon ludgaseat readered is sats ees.: es the issh day ef O0,rAer A D. isai. in favcf cf the usrted States nsrsns John Drenes1 and Ess Rector former an niatraioss of the ssfate of WhartcA Recter deceasej, Eli BeIi adnfials- rasor de bea aoa, of ths estate ef WhaFton Rector dseeased and ts me directed. ws.I sell al pahlae sse,iea fes cssh n hasd. al Nas easrt house door in the cssy of Little Rock in the Dasrfct aferesasa, oa Monday the ssh day of October A D isas. bs. tween the hours of nine . n. and three D n the following described property. levied upon ky me as the property sf the estate ai sasd Wharton Rector deosased, and sold te satisfy sasd judgment. ~is esocks number IS & II and fractional block nun. eered is, aud icss numbsssd !, 2. in fraction al block No. !, and los No, I.S,s,A,5 5Gsiufrs. e.ecs No 2, aad lots Nc lr2, 5. {. S& c, in blnek No i7. ali of which are sltaAsea in Reeier Tewn Puiaski eoansy, Arkansas
 Due stssadencs gwen by an oHcer aathsrlssa
 ELIAS RECTOR, q & kszsss..
 far sss Dsssra.s ef Askaases.
 Lirile Rock, Sept, l9, isss n2-sw.