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letter from its Washington correspondent, few days
ago. in which plainly intmated that this gentle
man was deaulter TO government The last number OF
the New Hampshire Patriot thus disposes OF the accuse
ton:
Gan anonymous correspondent of the Boston Atlas
that Mr. Hill is likely TALL short in the of Si3, O0O
though the examination OF his had been finish
ed. So officers of the present administration
pert they tell the result before they finish the exam
ination But, however this may be, undertake say
that Hill is defaulter that he has NOT fail.
ed account for public money intrusted TO his care
may be that the will contend that there 10 bal
ance due bur he for thar balance and in
ssts fairly and equitabiy entitled to and he is
DIV 10 submit the decision oil court and jury
they decide he the government anything, he i
pay every dollar of il aud his bondmen ao able
to do the same Therefore say that he is in
deaute the government has suffered and suffer
loss by him he ready N pay every dollar that is To-
galy and eqaitably due fon him."
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Obituary.

The Norfolk va) papers full of regret for the loss OF
one OF the best citizens that ancient borough CHARLES
SMITH, late major and paynaste in the army Of the
United States, is We have been intimately ac-
auaned with him for than fortyfv years, aud we
have never known kinder spirit and purer man Filling
AS he did all the relations OF the domestic fredericksburg
ing his public duties with admirable deity-beoved by
his neighbors and respected by numerous circle OF
friends hts death has left void in the community which
cannot be replaced Major Smith was highly educated
and most Intelligent He was deeply impressed at
an early age with the truths OF the Christian religion, and
never there purer and more ardent convert one
whose life reflected truly the virtues which it incul
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mallsr. are permitted 70 mar OF defeat

in relation to minor matters are permitted TO mar or defeat
30 holy object N r
course Il is desirable and necessary that the
ton should consist Of representatives from every part Of
possible, aud if but with moderation, prudence,
energy and desire TO advance the interests
Of the country at whatever personal sacrifice II may cos
there Gun be no doubt OF the success OF the
That the Congress Of the United States will admit
Sale constitution be properly framed there is not
doubt. We Therefore urge upon the community NJ large
the necessity OF immediate action, and recommend that
convention, constitution, government, and adj
mission a State.
IL is important and proper that should remark In this
connexi that the legislative address prepared and
adopted before the publication OF General Reys procla
nation this place. and that il therefore has no reiereuce
10 or necessary connexon with that document
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by GREEN q TAsTET, Auet,on.srs,

BY GREEN Il TAsTET, Auctioneers,
DEAUTIFUI. MAHOGANY AND OTHER FURNITURE AT
AUcTIoN-on Friday, the Jlst instant shall SELL NJ the
rsedenee Of declining housekeeping
Pennsyyanin and 18th 10 O'Clock,
penor assortment of Furniture
Mahogany, hair, spring. and cushioned- sons
DO do parior and rocking chairs
DO bookcase and secretary sideboard and bureaus
DO mabetop centre, pier, side, sofa, and small tables
DO dining, breakfast, and card tables
do hairack, wafdrObes, high and low bedreads
do otomans, lounge, light stands
Also piano oe Of fine and touch Nuns Clark,
and nearly
Cashmerct and other window and
Maple other chairs, bcdseads, &c.
Gilt ffame pier and other looking glasses
Pine mantei with flowers, mante ornaments, &C.
Grandves, SOLAR hall, and other lamps
Several paintings and Autographs, marine
Pine 6rese, consisting of andon brnss Tenders, shovel and
M.
Pine leather beds, bedding, hair and shuek
Fine Brussels parior passage and chamber carpets
Hearth rugs and straw mating
China glass; crockery, and stoneware
8 stoves, of various descriptions.
The ladies and Washington wishing furnish
respectfully invited furniture
fine quality and worthy attention.
Terms Al of and SIS 25 credit OF
and fur months for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
GREEN 4 TASTBT,
AnfS- Aucuoneers.
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From the Columbus tqa.) Enquirer, FEB, 8, 1881
MIstnr,a IlaIssrn Of VIVID Cherry.

I'VE have an utter sbhouence pu especially
such calculated 10 mead the pabic 70 the curative
patent medicines There doubtless
ny daily yended and hourly which only
absolutely delefsous the physical There
balsams &c. mol embraced, peradyentre the
pharmaceuuc arrangements Of the apoeca regular physician,
than all the prescriptions
Galen put together. wisTARs BALsAn Wild CHERRy ad-
testimony Of those who have proved ts
virtues colds consumption,
and coughs well in other kindred Diseases as
In climate changeabe
this aggayang family Of diseases above
luded 10, this medicine hsS value be estimated
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the GraPRsrl
Por sails by y. PATTERSON,
Aug S-8 Washington, D. G.
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For the Union.


o, cleaning sword linked with thy name,
And twined around Thy shining blade,
Ihere dweils q power-a charm-a fame,
That casts all meaner things In shade;
And though full OF thou hast betrayed,
Yet men VIII love thy gttenng sheen.
T Thou aI,m,hou mus, fe.as thoShas, BEEN
Ihe PATRIOTS h0pe-the Warriors trust,
The Liberator Of the just
And whose rails with specious art,
And seeks TO dim with blighting stain,
Betfays some Tottenness at heart,
Some fibre wanting in the brain.
The Poet kindles at the theme,
Aud LOFTY songs and anthems swell;
Thy vision haunts the llero's dream,
And strikes with Jackson and with Tell;
Thou has become household word,
And men have learned 20 love the sword.
see, where whitening harvest wave
see, where blood-red fields must run,
Man will not always liye-a slave.
Oh, sword Thy work has Just begun;
Hark 10 that wild commingling strain
On Europe's shores that rise again,
As on the breeze the music floats
In martial airs and stirring notes;
And from each canton and commune
Loud rings that soul enhancing tune
That nerved the arm in days of yore
To conflicts never dared before.
The glittering ranks now CLEAN afhr
With songs OF JOY and hymns OF war;
One mighty thought pervades the line
They scale the Alps-the Appenine;
They cross once more the glorious Rhine
Now, from the heights the eagles glance,
And Rome awakes from her long trance.
Lo on that w0rd-contested plain
The German land-the Allemayne, .
The nations turn their eyes again.
As lifts the smoke wreath thick and dun,
The Gaul the Saxon and the Hun
Scatter the ranks In wild alright;
The Austrian leagued with Muscovite,
Blend in one whole, compact and strong;
That glorious land, depressed so long,
Rest from their tolls In Freedoms shade, I
Where scores Of petty tyrants swayed:
New stars arise TO herald truth ... ...
The Magyar's champion, bold Kossuth,
Completes what Zisca--Huss--begun,
And gives fair Freedom TO the Hun; '. ..''
And Poland now disowns her lords,
And all the Scandinavian hordes ....
Hun from his foul aud blood bought throne
The tyrant of the frigid zone
The blights--the spels--tle chains that bind
The Gordian knots around mankind:
One hope alone doth Heaven afford
The PATRIOTS arm-the Cleaning Sword.
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BY GREEN q TAsTET, Aussssassrs.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCrToN-0n "wednesday,
III 2 instant, shail SELL at the residence Of Mr. cudn
ON Pennsyvana opposite United States Hotel nj 10
O'Clock, q. m, q good Of Furniture, vizi
Mahogany SOFAS, sideboads and bureaus tEta w IN
marbetop, pier, dining, centre, and ober tables
Maple, cane-seai and other chairs, rockers nc.
10 high and low post bcdsseads 1865.
DO wardrobes washstands, toilet sets
Feather beds, bedding, and mattresses E
Parior, passage chamber carpets
Pier and chamber looking sssse. - ffr..t
MS VARIETY q oss, srcss which We deem unnecessary
:. /. -
and 70 DAYS oy endorred bearing
GREEN 4 TASTEr,
Aus24-d n ~ Aucuoneen
r. sThe House conveniently and hand
somey located Inquire NJ the premises ssal'as ~
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AIabanna.

The Tuscaloosa Observer gives list of the members
of the next legislature. 1t allows the wings majority
of one in the Senate and the democrats majority OF
twelve in the House, sand on joint ballot, eleven which
will enable the Legislature to elect two democratic sena
tors to Congress-" "
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THr STEAMER FALCON sailed this day !, p m, with a
very heavy mail for New Orleans and Chages. She
res about seventy passengers and full cargo Of freight
So great the desire ship by this avorite
that captain compelled TO reject enough freight to
All ship OF equal size with the Falcon She will take the
government mails at Charleston, Savannah, and Havana,
and arrive in New Orleans the 9th oil September.
Np York Eps1iag Post, dag. "a.
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SOFT and nice shoe and wrapping Paper at Is cent
Wrapping Paper OF all sizes aud texture at the sam
nj = TAYLOR MAURY'S
Aug 20 Book and Stationery store, near 9Th st.
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ny GREEN q rAsrET. A.e,,ou.,, :.

EURNITuRE AND EFFEcTs OF THE UNITED STATES
HOTEL For SALE AT AUCTION.--By virtue of n deed Of
trust August s recorded in the land records
o Washington county, District Of Columbia liner b. No 49,
foos sold public Monday the
day Of september The house known
Hotel Pennsylvana nvenue between AZ Streets In
Wahngon the household and kitchen and effects be-
longing establishment and consisting Of the art
usual, found There is large assortment Of
Beds, bcdsteads pillows, mattresses .s
Bed and table linen, bureaus wardrobes
Looking glasses chairs, china, and crockery
Sofas, sideboards, lamps, glasses
Knives and forks, wires, &C.
Dining and other tables
Kitchen and cooking utensils
And supposed, cvetns necessary for furnishing large
establishment dwellings
The sale viii Jake place Monday the ID day Of september next
10 o'clock and be continued the premises from day TO
day nj that hour, until the whole II disposed ~
Terms Of sale cash, before the delivery Of the goods
ny orders HENRY M. MORfIT, Trustee.
GREEN TAsTET,
Aug 1i--coduSds Auctoneers.
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From the National Inielligencer.
Health Report.
OFFICE or rms Board oy

OFFICE BOARD OF HEALrH,
wAsHisoros, August "a, leie
Sra; Asee,Ly your request have TO report that the city
healthy and cholera have been reported the
which occurred ut the Amshouse
month ago, and which were published last week
Your, very respectfully !.
Isl. THOMAS MILLER, NJ d.,
President Board Of Health.
To W. w. sEAros, Eco, Mayor
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The following jsu despni from the Hartford Times
upon General Taylos late proclamation, which it seems
originated among the shrewd and joke-oving Duchmen
living about Harrisburg, is too good to be lost The
nuchmen could hardly imagine, when they so gravely
informed the General OF the medated invasion OF Cuba
that the joke they playing off would stir up such
a dust as il has throughout the Union We hope they
will observe the order issued by the Second Wash
ington. not 10 go and take Holland:
ny Zachariah Warrington.
A PROCLAMATION. b..
Whereas there 10 reason to believe that an armed eApe'
diton of Dutchmen about be fitted out, and from the
best information Executive has been able to obtain
points To Holland II therefore becomes my duty to warn all
Dutchmen not take Hoamd and to order them TO desst
from any such design II may be that The said expedition Of
'uraied men" is directly "ponted" at Cuba III so, the
bloodhounds in danger, and they are my especial
fyortes and recently the favorites OF the wings be-
comes my duty declare that such expedition Is In the
highest degree criminal and that those participating in H.
Whatever may be he exremities need not expect the
projection Of government And call upon the officers
recently appointed put down this expedition Of Dutch.
men, and TO maintain the laws provided for the support OF
our sacred obligations to foreign powers feel it, SOL
enn duty this my proclamation for is not ong
since that Gin the beautiful language Of Longfeliow)-
saw the fire OF the midnight camp,
And heard at times horses tramp
And q bloodhound's distant bay,
Given under my hand Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, in the
presence OF Governor Johnston, this lih day OF August
1919 and in the year of the reign and end OF whgery
z. WASHINGTON, 20.
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TELEaRArHIo REroRTs soR THE UNION

.
Accident on the United States Steamer Michigam.
ERIE, August During the firing q salute in honor
of the Vice President, man named Gilbert instantly
Three others were blown overheard and another had both
Of his hands blown oil 1t reported that the later has
since died from his injuries. es A
Cholera Dsspatchss
NEW York, Aug. n There were Il deaths by cholera
during the "a hours preceding today.
BIRMINGHAM, Ang 1.-THE chosra i. abating; butA
new cases have been reported since Saturday No deaths
BUFFALO N. ", Aug. N.-Sxiy -four of cholera
and O deaths have occurred here during the % hours end
ing noon to-day Faa~ -ig8 ae4g
have occurred chiefly in the hospital and suburbs of the
city, AT harlestown, several deaths have occurred
my % e. c
S Ss hs
the place, and the population does not now exceed 1000
among The who sd The oy
At Springfield only two chosra deaths have occurred dn
Late from Bahia ailiag Of the G~ma~io.on.
BosroN August b. the brig Boston, which arrived
here from Bahia with dates 70 2 ul. learn thai
trade excessively dull In consequence Of the Of
cruisers near Bahia Four SLAYER. had sailed Bahia
Tor the of Africa within three months and i've or ak
The sloopoi-war Germantown, which arrived here yes
erday sailed this afternoon with sealed orders Her dest
nation is said to be Cuba. #ss ~
~ Riot at 81. Louis-Attsmpt at msrd.r Y ls.
evening house of bad repue. The house literally
Quilted of its furniture, which being piled 10 the street.
set fire. The house then fired and destroyed Da
ring the melee several persons were injured from the dis
charge OF firearms. s31.a s
Capt John Howard was shot In most cowardly manner
this morning, by named Lansdale. jealousy IL said
to have been the cause OF this outrage Howard, 10
thought, will recover.
we were visited with heavy last night since when
the atmosphere has been quite cool,
The river is falling. ~ ta'sits
affairs 80 CaWada. ttlar Fft
A,oO a. rcitv h,sr "A itsx
quetness, and strong police force kept duty
Its peace. We have cholera report and
the city Is perfectly healthy ads .a s..eg Is 1890 Sal
The epidemic rages badly in Toronto. eleven deaths hav
ing occurred there yesterday.
We learn that there two deaths from cholera In
Quebec. 1890
Death of an Mssfrioxs Cifizes.
SCHENECTADY, N. Y, August a. III 10 with pain that we
have 10 record The death Dr. John Austin Yates
professor in the Union College, who died last evening
Of cholera. asA gssfa.Q w sf$ w. fN4
Railroad Accident.
New York, Aug. 1-5 p. m-We learn from q passen-
ger the of the track miles from Amboy
Several were preci pnied down ien-feet embank.
ment, but most fortunately injured The acci
dent unavoidable. aasf. .1t trt ga
PHIADKLPHrA, August 2s-2p. m.
Four.-The market dull, and holders stuff PennsyIva-
mia brands old So fresh 80 ia IS So Rye flour 50
Red wheat 05 white los ITO Rio coee "a
cents. Whskey IA ia bbls. u. 8 S. 1857 1857.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Notlre.

FILTERS Of administration having granted the undersigned
by the orphans Of District Of Columbia, the estate
Of Thomas Johnston deceased he hereby notifies all persons
holding claims against said duly aufhentca
ted within the time required viii be forever barred
THOMAS J. JOHNSTON, yr,
1000 Administrator.
Aug @-iswtw Intel Republic
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DIED.,

On the morning 9sth instant, CAROLINE MATILDA,
daughter indian Affairs aged
years, eleven months, and twenty-seven days
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA.
rho Diocesan school, near Alexandria, Rev. E.
DaIrymple.

TIE session Of this institution will commence the second
Wednesday 2 Of September, and continue months The
object Of the school educate youth Thoroughly Christian pin
clepepae the junior and senior classes Of college,
the active duties e The IL extensive in depart
en Of languages aud science and the greatest pains aken secure
competent every branch. Terms $40 per
payable semi annually advance Parents sending two
SlO each. Bedding go per session extra.
The number Of students limited 75 Parents who intend n
send requested early notice. that places may be
Served for them All who entering the school
esty requested to themselves punetua e first day Of
the session Application for admission and further information 70 be
addressed 70 the Rector Office Theological Seminary Faas
county, Virginia" Aug t6-aaw6w
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SUGAR and Hydrosresers-s report by the Treasury
Departments of Investigations therein, by Prof A. D. Bache and
sa Mccullch vol Of $50 pages with engraving Price
Veenn. AngN fRANCK TAYLOR
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OPINIONS judges OF ahe Supreme Court OF the
" United OF Smith Turner and Norris
m city Of Bostcni vol pamphlet ISL pages price rs cents
Aug rs FRANCK TAYLOR
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Fsshien for Gentlemen's Hsnfti Autumn, Is4s.
S,TEvENs will this day introduce w. Beebe New
y Fall Fashion for gentemens hats.
Aug. 2s-6uf Sales Room No. l. Browns HCtel.
n UrzsS;Trs sheL .pesre S,utln.. 100 l.,.. r7, s,
ebrated gallery publishing In numbers 70 engavinrs
plantations contained one part at 20 The first
bers are now received and for sale, by ~ 800
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Aug. ~ booksellers, 9th
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MEXICAN Consultations. Constitutions o. me thirty
states Of me United saes corrected down 10 lef9 also The
ons,uton OF the stae Aces Of Confrderalon
eclsraon Independence &c Complete in one volume Pce
81 cents i aft a., $780, - -. -.
Aug % fhhNch fhsLoh-
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PHuADKLrHrA, August q

PHuaDKLrHrA, August 80 p m.
FlourThe market is dull, and bolders stuff Penns
brands old So fresh 80 l2i S5 So Rye flour 50 g.
Red wheat 1906 cents, white los ITO Rio coriee
cents Whskey "a ia bbls U. 8 IS. 1857, l0SI.
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| Death Of an Mssfrioxs Citizss.
SCHENECTADY, N. Y, August H. 10 with pain that
record the death OF the Rev. DR. John Austin Yates
IoleIn !. = n . N l 1 | . !.
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CARDIFF the patrons Of the Monument I'LL Ice Depot The
n proprietor would respectfully return ms hanks m ms Wy
liberal patronage been bestowed upon him during
season, and would that whenever inadvertently
omitted passed by, cancd BY change o. drivers
q their rouie they would be pleased % inform bin o. ms met,
through the once, othewe and would ALEC
earnestly request heads families and others would DAT
prompt recevins heir les on fs sivs Of
the ~
supply abundant, and deviation ,i, ,sss.sr ss,sss
Aug. os-a tRspuble and Nat ln'ei] sal
NAUTTON Brokers, &so.Al psrrons warned TO
for Land Warrant No $685. issued 70 kcnei Wdly the
absacted from the
c. and Bath, ~ q. Payment Of the has been
stopped, and application made fu csvest
Aug. @-eob'
THE Exercises OF Miss TAYLOR's school, ON the
north side n between "a and * streets VIII BE re-
samed Monday the I'd o. September when she vii happy
again receive her former pupils and any Others VINO may y com
nitted 10 her charge. 81 s1 ~
Terms, particulars, be learned BY application
furnished, her residence, mentioned above
Aug 8-eo5t
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RAILROAD Accident

NEW YoRk. Aug rs p. m-We learn from passen
ger that the off the track miles from Anboy
Several were prec plated down ienfeet embank
ment, but most fortunately injured The acci
dent unavoidable. eaat' U.et %
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HENRY r. FOOTE viii hereafter pscsisc In tbs Supreme
90 Is,ers addressed may be directed either Jackson
w;sSsspoi or 20 this city. aBa Jsiy ~
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Accident on the United States Steamer Michigam
ERIE, August 27-Durng firing of q salute In homo
Of the Vice President, man named Gilbert was nsant
killed by the premature discharge OF one Of the gun.
OF his hands blown oil II reported that the later ha
since died from his injuries. n i98N4
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A6airs in Cawada.

MONTREAL, Aug. 27.-Oar city has resumed in wouted
auieness and strong police force Is kept duty pre-
its peace We have no cholera cases 10 report, and
the city is perfectly healthy. ts..el .iGt ~
The epidemic RACES badly in Toronto eleven deaths
ing occurred there yesterday
We learn that there were two deaths from cholera In
Quebec. $50
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uTADDY THOMPSON win practise In the Supreme
before the commissioners established by the
treaty with Mexico During his temporary absence this city
business viii be attended r. L.
smith, esq, At Gadsbys Hotel
Ana .
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r rTrrRs from the Allegheny Msunsasns, BY Chss.
Ia Ianuan. 4 neat l2mo. vol. Just received by
= TAYLOR MUARY,
Bookseicrs near 9Th street..
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26
Lat.s, frsm the California Trains.

TIE Le1agtoe (Mo.D Erpysss has the following
exirac, from aleter received by Mr. Anderson oil Lex
nston. from his brother, dated
"CoLoEADo RIVER, California Jnly u. lsi'.
We are now lying the essl SIDE OF tue So.ofa AGO
River intending 10 cross to-dy. We are yet OV mHes
rom the gold mines at which We expect 10 arrive in
seven weeks from this dsy We eft Fort hearney on
ths 9tn OF May. have ocen travelling ever fince.
For some time our tr-in has boen IN great sAeie
men, and much Danger of being captured. In ihe
mountains around there about OO deseftsfs
the Oregon battalious well armed vita rues ana
swords. They have threatened, and no doaoi iH'eou'
10 attack US. -. , , 49,.
Tney are making their way to the nine., AM are
IN great want oi prov.iions. We arc IrsaS l@t s''
tack-we number 90 brave men, armed ~i'n :, u9oys
bsrrsed sho, gurs 25 lilies, 10 ysseI. ~
pato, 10 rife pistols and 'oIns
W. sep on our Arn.-our c0r,l 10 tqaA 70 Aoy pieAs
rofs Aad We are always ready Tor their a'iAeN
"Tne Choiers has csutsd great distress On tee Pa.1
I'M. man of our rain died (sir Low Ssgo, from me
nsIghborhood of Lexngton) Of cbolers on ne l'.h
of Joly. Mr sl.sle 10 the only man who ," aieo 10
our train the rest have had good health ne LaoeIs
h,, made sad havoc the psns- some osJ We nA'e
passed FIVE or tix graves whose tenan" hA' i-'" VIZ
lin, 10 mat destroyer OF the human race