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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-04-13
The Newark (N. j.. Advertiser ha
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The Newark IN. J.. Advertiser has
the following article
Marvellous Coinridences = Oue of those
rema, kable cases Of preseniment, or sec.
ond sight ha, have occurred a, intervals
10 the confusion Of ali human speculation
in every age Of the world, has Just been
brought to our knowledge IN this CITY,
The daughter Of highly respectable fam.
lily, child Of some twelve years, who has
been i'll ofiever for some days, told her pa.
rents in paroyysm Of de'irium on Mon.
day evening, that her brother, who was on
board the packet ship Devonshire, coming
from London, was then within twenty
miles of home, aud had with him sundry
presents for them, specifying among other
things, five hooks with red covers, gilt
edges, &c. The vessel arrived next ives.
,erday) morning, aud the return Of the
brother with The specified presents verified
the truth Of her marvellous impression.-
When the broiherentered her chamber she |
recognised him at once, and on the instant,
him concerning the presents
which she had dreamed of when he con
Iirmed her prediction in every particular.
She then Immediately relapscd into deli.
nun.
Such cases--not altogether rare in hu. !
man experience greedi'y seized by /
The Charlatans and Simon Maguses. found
in all times and counriies--in order to
pracl,ce upon ignorance and superstition
the only field in which they can hope to
win the rewards Of lmpos,ure. |
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-04-13

By MRS C W. DENNIsoN
THIS is one of the most touching delireaions
of the subtle and cure working OF wine drinking
upon family character and happiness which has
yet been issued from the press. Gertrude Russell
is profound and searching appeal 10 all the bet.
ter sensbilitics OF our nature. 1t is no epheme-
raj, catch. Jenny performance, and will be read
with pleasure and profit by every one capable OF
approaching bone JOYS or OF mourning over the
influences which blight and hast them.
Gertrude Russell was originally published in
The N. York Organ, and cost the publishers Of that
paper 500. II is now ready in beautiful book
Of 81 large octave pages will printed, on fine pa.
per, and illustrated by
Twelve Original Engravings.
The circulation of this great story must do
much good. Price 25 cents--or five for 81. Or.
dsrs pos, paid, enclosing the Cash, may be ad.
dressed to
OLIVER Il BROTHER,
American Temperance Repository,
Wv New York City.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-13

ta's mother had a strange effect upon him
which he could not account for. There was n,
clear idea on Charles's mind of what he hat
to dread vet an indefnable sense of horro
was taking possession of him, which he vainl,
stroye to conquer.
The preparations were completed, and the
left their home for season. Charles was moo
| dy and absent Meta was full of joy.
| Lizzie Carlton, the sweet, pale, dying Liz
zie, lay on silken pillows, in the Luxurious
dwelling of her mothers early friend. Tn,
southern breeze blew gently in through tn,
opened easement, but she breathed it rs if il
pain sweet southern flowers lay around her
and Lizzie saw their beauty, but they wooeC
back vainly to world on whose borders sh'
only fingered. White as the magnolias tina
she gazed upon, she lay awaiting the last EN-
braces of decay. Near her sat her mother
and her mothers friend. Neither spoke to the
other of hope; they knew that for Lizzie il
was vain word and they looked only fol
death.
Sooner, by day, than they had been ex-
pected, the daughter and husband arrived. Nc
one met the carriage at the doorstep, and the
impatient Meta bounded in without word
to her mothers favorite parlor. Her husband
followed. Meta, quick as thought, was folded
in her mothers arms.
Charles Ashford followed his young wife,
but paused when he had reached the centre
Of the apartment. Fascinated, spel-bound,h he
stopped and gazed.
Lizzie p
CharlesP
Charles was knecling in moment by the
suffering girl. Her head was raised to his
shoulder; and Charles wiped her fading lips.
She whispered he bent TO hear.
/ dreamed you would come to me- she
family murmured thank God l am dying 4;
dear, dear Charles help me to die p
Bewildered, awe-stricken, Charles could on
ly draw her closer to his breast.
You did not know, Charles, how l loved
you when we said that cold goodbye | was
deceitful when / laughed, and seemed unfeel-
ing but oh, was myself the most deceived.
Tears came afterwards, and reason came with
tears; knew then my mind had wandered
Do not be sorry, Charles you weep
A beautiful expression stole over her face, as
the tears of him thus loved unto death fell
warm upon her forehead.
The breathless ones who listened could dis
tinguish no more. Closer, closer. Charles still
held her to his heart. Once more the eyes
unveiled themselves, and looked up beaming-
ly into the blushing sky, now bright with the
sunset glory. The lids fell then, long and sill
Ky tie lashes lay upon a marble cheek-and
Lizzie Carlton was dead.
New York, Sept. %, 1913. SIG.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-13

In Vermont their manufactures have
given rise to ten towns within her 5000
square miles, with populations ranging
from 1000 to 10000. In Maryland there
are but four such in the compass of ii :
900 square miles. In Vermont the far.
mer sells potatoes and mutton, in Mary
land wheat and tobacco! wheat averaging
;hroue hout the State not more than seven
or eight bushels
So says the veteran ]. S. SKINNER, al
whose feet we would gladly sit to take les
sons upon so many subjects connected
with rural industry. But alas his life has
been spent among shareholders, and even
he has apparently failed tolearn-certain-
Iy he fails to teach as the lesson deserves
the great secret of the difference between
Vermont and Maryland. The soil of YER
mont has been the property of no slave
holder and has been titled by no slave since
she became State. We thrive, and our
towns become populous, not because of
our limited manufactures chiefly, but be-
cause each one cultivates his own acres
with his own hands, and those of his in
telligent and vigorous sons; who under
stand so well the hOw, the whcre, and the
when, that single blow by one of them
will bring as much TO pass as half doz-
en- blows by Maryland slave Vermont
AgricuHuriSt.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-13
JOSEPH II. BARRETT, EDITOR.
TERMS OF VOLUME XIII.

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If not paid within the year, sl,75
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individuals and Companies who take AT the office,
$3.50. or sI,75 if not paid within the year.
Those who take of Postriders, $500
If not paid at the end of the year, 50 25
No papers discontinued until arrearages are
paid, except at the option of the proprietor. No
contract with, or payment made to Carriers, cash,
keeping, otherwise, allowed, except assented to
by the proprietor.
All communications must be addressed to the
Editor, POsT PAID.
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ton. is authorized to transact business for this
paper.
JUSTUS COBB, PUBLISHER,
BIZ WHOM ALL KINDS OF BOOK AND JOB PRINT
ING WILL BE EXECUTED on
SHORT NOTICE.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-13

ABsURD.-TeIling Your wife, when you
90 home at one o'clock III the morning, that
you have been at your Office writing.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-13
MISCELLANY.
From the N. Y. Literary American.
LIZZIE CARLTON.

She bound a heavy fold of pride
Upon her wounded breast;
1t only served its pain to hide,
1t could not give it rest.
Then lore she off the sad disguise,
And laid her down in peace;
And deaths kind angel kissed her eyes,
And gave her soul release.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-13

They trifed the moments away until they
separated Some lingerings of old affection
seemed to remain on the part Of Charles, but
Lizzie had become actually heartless in her
gaiety-so a spectator of no very deep discrim
ination would have supposed, on witnessing
their last farewell. And thus they parted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

ACCIDENT OR PossiBLf MrTI>Y -Cspt Carts
Of the bark A. hin from Rio, report. that IlT
TO- lat 20 -. Ion O. lO. be fell la with the Daleh
galot Marie Antoin.fte, With men who reported
that they were from Antwerp or Havana, snd ,hs man
acting Master stated that July 4 lat 25' ~ Ia
about ~ she struck by lightning which killed
both Captain and mate This account however. td
MT agree with the statement given ~ another
While Capt Curtis in the cab this man stated
that on the day mentioned one uf the sent Ia
the main top mast cross trees fuf the gan f0p ..
by the mate. and when Boz requested him 0snt
he was ln-oient o. tho officer sho up ehssuss
him This h. saf offended the Captain eho a,o vent
sl'it sni attacked the mate when they bon f o. ne
deck, killing The mate Instantly ~ rather inilrng hin
80 that ~ died In days Tae In charge prsisnd'd
~ Know but little aboatnsg xai0n. sfh Ugh be thought
thar be- should he soe 70 oDg vessel o. her port u
destinations which h. appeared anxious o. d. sud 70
tner declined any s.sistnce further than 10 know tbs
course 20 Ablco light This Cspt Curti. gave hin,
with the distance, and he proceeded his
Frnm the above statements Capt &. il fearful hat
there had been foul play hoard the sbi
y-t does not wish 10 prejudice any o. the parties a.
there might be- some mistake !nasmIch they spoke
very broken English
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21
BY THE NIDAIGH1 SOUTHERN NAIL

FRoN YccArAS v q Picr,a., ~ ~.
Of the Sih says; The ( ship Ssrsiogs arrived !,
Pensacola the 5ih nst from the cr-iss ID ~ Gas
She came isst from Campeschy Shcrcr .ar sslss =,
the s-th u.L There vessels then il that o.rt
trsie -. sts-nant and The cry ifse.f meet =.
srrd Pears we're eutrrtsinss thsi fhr ..t..r. ..,s
s-sIn ovsrrun the cou-try Toe eNreiif.r 49,, ~
csu;ur,d B-cssr hs1 been STACKED "n is usrh f0 Ia
N'rhNsri anr con. g.-fe.y cat up Toe .rt.us sd,
tue want = ammunition had forced t-.u th,r l.1s
mode OF ,.hung smhuscsdt'. rubbed IN iac N-c,
tecoe. Wiih their ~ the most desperate sur-
routing them Nlth great s.su. BIER sld asns $50 "a.
on-rs A.. ihe 5s..tse smm4niton sui sores - ~
expedition Ped TOTO the nslts 90 trf ini. So We
raaer ihlnk this ht j. tse recorded sieE tsys
40 - hatlu. takru psce ~ Ituc. flf intel gfncr
,sbch W. extracted from ihe B'et.g Ctf4 90 Ncfi1.
5sfei the ,-ih lt
IN the Inl.ans were supplied eith powder - esIeA
they are ~ great need % ~os no doubt a. on a
continued roe ~ .4c,css bsca.ar ~o-.d Pei rciak-n
ani to- sfraIer towns M the tfor ~ul1 'hsrr he
same ist, Toe sympathy 81 .gn tnrr' 'n 80 oo.'s
uas generally wifa Ire i1f.4I f'n NFff~ tfi I'd
violation uf r-ttci iaith ne part 90 ilf Nsfrru
meas hsve iorcci INTO rebellion
~ En-hsh men ol ssr had 1cen - Vera tr-f =
equity Dee regular cruiser .tsa.uri there. % 49, -
un.sttd VS. ga me .a,> o.g ior : ttaisa s's,rer
hca nai ntcn poYeI cNnFfttr4 DE i'Nitn csf
tsr- tr.-s N4-stsn tD f.r sand Uf Ga s lrc .ley
Ass been -C.l og Gov hsrts,nsno iuio s.astff
Tee y I'D lf..c.af nf ftr ...n rs tla Ntrals
paptr p Wh.rh fbr Falcon brought. So nsvr sscOuls
frun Merida az % the .tiA l.l Toe Journals 40 ne
Nlcst.n capital SPEAK a 10 u very -F.udIrs t.ns
They rn .usstS call on frr Cfnirs. Cove r. . N-x
leo % as.ist The u the var "a ih fir Indians To-
ter from Media saws ihsf ffcre c,rnn4rs 3. - "a.
rsi d..en.iUu. uotNl fh.tart.H. f.~ cfircI e..c.u
stances in ~hch The country stands TIE papers 49,
o. tn.rk thst unrs. ftr NrN.ctn Nofrrnri..t 80
acme, assistance and fhsf very coon. fu te i.-sftl
sathortc. the country ~il be- ruret ff.m sL -
peartncc. there : Htlr prospect 90 any AL from NeN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21
Board of ,upervi-or,.FsIOAr

lat of6 parsons returned by he various Supervision
q and Juror. for the ensuing year was confirmed
Bill Of Michae. Shard cy for cleaning Supreme Cour
room,. a 80 one from + shand.ey Tor MarMe Court DO
were ordered 10 be pad
resolution VA. ofsred that the Committee take into
cons t=rsu0u The propney Of adopting regular system
for having the Court rooms and Offices Ia both build
inF. cleaned and The smuuut pad monthly
During r~mArks upon the subject 10 was said that Nj
chae get. about ; SO year for cleaning Tho Cour
room. ana flee. thai he does To his O. replied ha
his -1n get. part ~ The amount for taking u Marine
Court AID hat NJ gets but about ,l00a year out O
which he pay 81 noah FOR be tnat he wOfks hard
setfing up Al J o'clock to the morning &C.
The resolution adopted.
Sunfry bills 10 Esres Hotel for meals, &c 20 JarOr'
AMI Oacsr. On the trias % Wood Austin. Walker and
Others ere ordered % be paid
Sc ~ral Bills for advertising, &c were also ordered q
be paid,
bII of Dr. Foster for attending tho bundled Al The
station house on ght Of oth May, received and
referred 10 be- Special Commluee
The Board then a. l0umed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

NV YoRS. Fnssy July @-a, +. Y.
We lay before our readers relesrAphic state
meat Of tue weather over section oi country IN his
STATE. extsndla, irsm Nes.Yors 10 the town q Ere
douia distance Of shout four hundred miles obtained
over the NewYork SD Ere Telegraph Line, a.
follows
Freionis reported :; - P NJ ane ran OF two
hour. duration. s.nce when. atmospheric electricity
has interrupted communication WIKI them.
l,a,cs hss aad no rain Up 70 q Y, Sgthsd some
lightning
Bnsasu,co IA. had tSo showers, no thander. bat
considerable lsaining accompanied with wind ~, NJ
Thermor-ter . and ~ 8 P N -
Nou;ronse IA. aAs lad some ;alnier snd Lightning
but rain.
Honesdale reports shower about .. ? N. but gave
10 particulars
Newburgh--I; commenced raining a. 4 T VI. snd
continued an W and half accompanied with thun-
der and lightning Thermometer at 10 AN. -. and
u3i PM ~.
Cod Spring--ll commenced rsin.ns 81 = VI u
rain,d very hard for sooa, IS minutes sui AZ "
hsa another shower OF 10 minutes duration sccom.
panied with some thunder and shtuing
Peek.kin received about tbs smount Of rain
a. fell =, Cold Spring Which was accompanied WIKI
thunder snd lshtning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

From nc fN 80 81 i>Tsf VI he 80
Nr. VIM =. X 'br rtsou Of Y suivsd here or
the q Gordon, Friday last On route % Creek Va
ton Mr r 10 sent our by the Presnyt-uan board .,
tescher n the mi.snn school la the Nation under Toe
supsfinfenderce - the Rev Mr Loug
Capt Dent. F.ffh Infantry arrived on sunday evening
lat from Fort 81 nsnn and We learn from hiin that
Lieut. Bul0rd. L = Dragons who went o. SAINT. "a
last fs with hi. company arrived Fort G1son from
santa Re ON Friday last Lisur Is twenty hvs d-y'
from the latter place, coming g-esi pat 81 tne DC
tAnce "a the Independence route. win The : msi,
aud then turning hls course INTO Fort con III
eight men only tie states hat several ~ me comps
De- that passed through this place hat arrived ~ san
IA Fe before he lett and others we're arriving daily
Inc Two therokees that ~ere engaged ~Ith Zen
Johnson and M. sons 10 the murder 81 ne Cherokse
boy. Daniel fally iew dsys sgo We hear have nren
arrested tried and hung BY the Cherokee authorities,
10 Flint District on Tuesday l-.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

Of Jla- ~ k-y Hear Cls.- Cspi JOIN WALK
DILL SoTa scotia ~ hANNAHJ fOuNTAIN ofts cfy
d. th- orb u.t IT, by R-s ds1fy Cease NJ fhOaAs
WINsaIP ~ to n..JANE Will OK oofh of Hsuhfi Coo
10 Chc.go Oh Jay NJ wm hsrn ~ k.ss @. IL 10 Ns'
ssr BsI-y ri ~ f.t
l. nsas-- ". - F.nf. Smith, TO ssrsh a.usaisi
81 H-naton. - sNof Clfy
o. k.au.toe. Mcn. l1h at - r.. sonCs, R<v O
rstnl b. - f~ss
l. pv l7'h a.t Gore Asgusta. Hea, u Brrsya l.
aafI Mr. st.ltnr oi =
IL ". b. goa Or Faisf Of Uaoato-a. AL
B-El.
l. wa-,s'ls Mac. ,sA iona P Dsl4nsh.n h.rtAs 3
WIlsms
A. A,ra.v g. A Sch a.t G-s Marta A,iora-y At La
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A. L@suftos X Bs W D cr,casti Ms EIs wsf-
A. A.uxIlu Va l0h Jane. Osss Pfaaps 81 10 Pr
p.rAo D-p.rtsl u Eu Hsap cosss, . J.as ssoshsf
Josa B.t.r
AtK.oIsH- Peter Davenport, Of Eag sas. =
Nsrl Frsac-.. srt-r " " n B4r1~u
b D.sd T. Ia q e.B-
fI5-rsl Ia - LOO Wat-r s'-Tsas kas lsefs
y h-.s.-as l.-Ets- v ~ ~ .-y 100 D l.---s
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TIE Fosrlos Nrws-Ths Telegraph ye'te

THE FoREIos NEws.-The Telegraph ye''er-
day announced 70 rs that our Expire" from HAL
fax 70 st. johns arrived at the latter place al noon'
with a weeks later news from Europe by the
Called mil. Imrned atey sfterward the hce from
here 10 Boston ceased working and ~ 70 the noof
Of oar going 20 press not word had been GOT over
shoald the wires get into order to-day, or should
the news reach as IN ths Boston papers this morn
iog we shall at once issue Il 10 an extra I'ribuns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21
The Ietrcr-Rohbery Ca-e--tationery for the
Executive Departments Consul for Mes
aim. &c.


Warrington. Friday. July ~.
No clue hs, yet been found 10 the perpetrators
OF the robbery Of the City Post Oce though the Police
are actively on the look out
Ne.sr. Wheeler s. Co. OF your City hsve obtained
the contract. for furnishing stationery al the Execu
tive Department. excep, the House for which Bailey
OF Washington claims 20 be the lowest bidder
learn that Mr. A HAMILTON CLEMENTS OF George
town C. will be appointed Consul 70 Messins IN the
Kingdom Of the Two siciies
The weather 10 very pleasant and sn happy 10 IN
form you that no further II Cho.ers reported
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

y To AVOID the Cholera. battle ofien rsquen,oss
Of me bath greatly dmnstes me danger u sudden
transitions from I'D cold. Persons who f4iedto
have tiarrhea having their feet vet 10 the ss
gree have consequences Of hsas adopted tie prsrrce
Of bathing regularly. overcome hs tenderness VI c0asn'
tlaon. We patIon.ke RaslSsAu. - De.bfgsse.sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

Receipts smce y,s'e,day-FLouS. 1000 bar.
rels WHzAr 1900 bush. CoRN, 1900 bash-The
market for Flour 6rmer with far home demand,
Including lots for export We notice sales OF 3.
900 bis att 62i for Ohio and 81 for Michigan -
For WHEAT the market 10 duh though holders are hrm
The nominal quotation for Ohio s3c and FOR Chicago
Csc. The demand for coRN continues brisk the sales
reach 900 bush at 45c tor mixed Western Sales OF
OHIO wHI-sv making At PC. There is nothing
M " IN FRrIrars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

Receipts SINCE gs,terd4y-FLoUR. 1000 bbs.'
WHEAT, none CoRN 900 bush There was a
good business doing ia FLouR and the sales Of the
day are 1000 barrels AZ 60 IS - ~ for strait
state snd Western and IS = IS for Common
State and Mixed Western. CoRN-fhe market was
heavy but good business done The sales OF differ
ent kind. foot up 10000 bush Sic for Yellow Round
and 4ic for Mixed Western OARS are steady sales
800 bush were IN ade Al 33.c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

WEsGEYAN UNtvEKsiTY CoasESCENENr-O
Sunday morning July p Rev. Dr. Odin will deliver a
Discourse % the Graduating Class, at hiddetown,
Conn Monday evening Rev DR.. Dempster will address
the Missionary Lyceum Tuesday afternoon Prof John
Of the Ohio Wesleyan University will address the
Eclectic Fraternity and in the evening Rev Dr. Cheever
will deliver the Grafton before the public Literary -:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21
BUSINESS norIcEs.

AAERicAS Mussrs. The performance Of gnor BIZ.
and ne drls Luu comrr ella u TIE W40~'. IicruT
not ibfgetng Leu b~a.rs poid~fO4s frst in.fsinsri
OF ths Caifonia ood ChUuks have draw orlgs houses
ihfOls nDut ne week A. here vii be- change Moo
day those who desire % the present sarscurs
sn.eri.llments must 40 us ailern0on or evening.
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suNygR UHotE-ErsTs -Tl. superior srrcl. 20 be hsd
- tie Ne~Yofs stocking Factory os BoEer, cannot b
TOO strongly recommended 10 he public They CON
posed OF material that Aht wear ao-orts pers2ia
ton, uo'hrnsab@ Then washed and for health and
for cannot be surpassed
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BsooKs's co~eEEss Boor srosE We woad recon
mend al fle,d. wishing rod boots snt .aOes.
ca " our friend BsooKs. ~ Fulton q doors ffoS
Bfoad~sy where lhey si fad a. sld e.s variety Of 10
ee.eorafec Congress Boots for lsce. ard geatsnea-
Aso. splendid assortment % Freara and Aneresn eslf
SAN soots. shoe. and Callers Also srrs a..ornen
Of AIDES misses, boys and chi arens G.ller, and Shoes
Which BE- 10 selling Al The lowest cash pnees
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sY TELEGRAPH TO The NETWORK TRIBUNE.
- For teesrspaic dispatches received IN rzne Tor
Evenlng Eazoa yesterday. see First Page

~ TIE storm East sad South oerAnsed the
wires yesterday afternoon ard consequently our zee
graphic aispaiehss are rlesgsr.
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THE LArE Mas NADlsoS.-A very superior Dazuens
oyPe Portrait Of ne ate Afs MaDisoS rec o. Presided
Aac'on' taken BY BKADY Ia Asy AIT a. wsshlasios,
with ice Harnesses Of iss ale Pf-sdsnt Po.s, Gen
Gaines Gen Worn. Col Duncan. A. se. may be ssec
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