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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-05
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Land Nor Kale.

Land for KAle.
I HAVE for sale One Thousand One Hsa-
] dred s~i Sir Acres Of Rich Land, IN the
county Of Rusk, lying EN- the wstrrs 81 hasa'
harat, never failing stream. Tn. ~ lands ~
ten miles south Of Henderson, the cosnty ssa'
of Rusk county. and abouud- in spsings. 1hs
road FROM Henderson to Nscog,ioche. Pa.ss'
through them, and their quality is Of III" "'s"
est order The titles are indi.putasss:
Purchasers can apply, personally OF ~ 'e''e'
to me At Marshall, Texas.
w. A. HILL.
February q, 1850. mss
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!MMrAhall ll0lrl.

'1NIE proprietor Of this well known houss
would inform the public, and more espe.
clally the travelling portion, that he ia nov pre-.
pared to accommodate all who may give him
call. From his long experience, he hopes that
by keeping the most attentive servants, and
table furnished with all the d~lcaci-s OF ths
season, to meri, a portion Of public patronage
Attached to the House viii be found large
and commodious Stable, we'll furnished With
corn &c. also attentive hosilcrs--al-o large
lots expressly for the accommodation Of dfo
vers.
J. NJ McREYNOLDS,
Marshall. August, 10 1850, Vu
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IAlI UEHiKIM VI.

INV VTTVV VIZ
Hon r. W " King, Professor OF Theor,
and Practice Of Law
John D.lahcId, Esq Professor OF CONNER
e,al Jurisprudence.
T,rms--o5o per session.
Al eommure~ tons pertaining TO this depart
men, na., be- addressed to
u, W " KING, Esq
N,xrvis. Tenn, March, 1850
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I ETTEKS Of administration, with the viii
- annexed were granted to the und-rsgned'
on the estate Of Thomas h Davenport deed
on the 2lSt day Of June, 1880. Al persons
having claims ngains, said estate. are hereby
notified to present them within the time pre-.
>cribed by Law, duty authenticated, or they viii
be barred Persons indebted TO the estate An
rcquired to make immediate pay ent.
SUSAN ". DAVENPORT.
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soma LAKE HOTEL,

SODA LAKE HOTEL.
FRA THE Subscribers beg leave 10 infors
l..0sI the rsblic that they have taken charge
Of the Soda Lake Hotel, situated in the town
Of Jety,+-on, Cass county, Texas. They an
prepared to accommodate all who may favor
them with q call, with the beat that the county
,frord,. 4. H. ELLIS,
J. ELLIOTT,
Proprietor,
Jefferson, March -, 1880. ma w.
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" arnlng - the a'ubllc.

4 It, person. are hereby notified thai Jsne'
~ NJ Lyon hold. note made by the under
signed payable to the said Lyon, for the sum
Of about eight hundred and ninety dollars, d.
ted about the 18th day Of Feb, A. d. is1s'
and due nhou, The LIST Of March 1880, to which
note the undersigned hn, just and legal DE-
Tense, and will not pay the same unless CON
PEELED BY law. WILLIAM CofLE.
Pamela Co, June It'll, ls3O-no Lit
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PLANTERs' HOTEL.

IA "UNClE JOE" date Of Holmes
Iss.; county, Ms-.) respectfully informs the
.a:A. citizens Of Harrison county. and the
travelling public tina, he has taken the house on
the northeast corner Of the public square, known
- the PLANTERS HOTEL. lie respect
fully solicit, share of public patronage, and
hopes that his accommodations will bc such a
10 give general satisfaction.
JOSEPH ~ TAYLOR, Proprietor
Marshall Texas, Nov |, Is49 2ly
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;, NoNrRoss, n. srflwELL
\1oNTROSS T. STIlWELl, " holesais
wi and Retail Dealers IN tLOTHfNG
No. ~ Magazine street, corner Of Common
stree, New Orleans
y N.-Mcasurcs taken in New Orleans for
Grnilomcns Clothing, and made to orde, at
their house in New York, at short notice, and
in the iaica ay!e.
u Stwcll r. Montross, Manufacturers, ia
Fulton ST., New York. nA9y
We would respectfully invite our customers,
und purchasers generally, in want OF Fine, Fash
,onabie Ciothing, Ia call and examine our large
and complete stock, comprising IN part the fol-
lowing goods;
Black and colorcd cloth dress coats;
Black and colorcd cloth irock coats;
Black and color,d sack and shad coats;
Cashmere and tweed sack and shsd costs
Fancy tweed business coats.
tloaks and oyercoats, all varieties,
Black cashmere pants,
Black doeskin cashmere pants,
Fancy cashmere pants,
Black sa,ncttc pants;
Fancy cashmere vests
Black satin vests
Black and fancy velvet vests;
Black silk vests
Also, shirts, crara's, handtsreh,efs, etc. Aoy
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NoeDaao00 and foo9ooss
H. l1.~~ A~>~.IA

WIN. Disn. Agent.
- GARDEN. farm, and flower sseds; g.fdss
tools, frui. ,ress Of all kinda. shrubes'y
greenhouse pIanta, Dutch bulbous, nov'
er roots, double dahlias, books on gardeniss,
&C., 49,, for aalc at lower prices than any cthss
house in this city. Please call hsforr PsFeAae
ing any where else. II No. %, Canal sssseh M
bni!dings on the lsvee.
All osdsrs promptly attended 10 And Pas
Of W. very bs.s srticIss without delay. Flow
Ct garden q ~ end Of Apollo street, on !ess'
phins. near Jackson. Lafayette. Nay
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ONE HUNDRED LOTA.!:

XX7lIl. be- sold on ,N aud iwrl," month,
w time, situated IN the hnh Ward, Souih
Eas, Of Marshall, on the sth Of July next
Those wishing eligible situations for shops or
residence, wonld do veil 10 examine previous
to the day Of sale.
" r. u. WARD
June sih, 1850 2f
] } port, Tar. and Canchalague tor eonsninp
ton, bronchitis, coughs asthma and lung com
plant. generally, can be- found II, the Drug
Store Of NORRIS & TACkETT
May y, 1850, -,
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IL PERSONS hsld'ng bonds against the
y county IT Harrison fos title to lots in the
town oi NerstgH, or who may h. in any other
manner entitled thereto, viii please deposit their
evidences Of claim III my Office for examination,
a. early As practicable
r. 4 PATIl.ID, Chief Justice.
September ., 1850. MA #
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Hall fftgv
- "''''
s...., ., .,,d Co.r,, -,t--.,es.
n.. a., ,,,,h d,v If Dccem.
NJ go J., ,,,, n.,,,,, Court of liar.
w oe' % ~ =, ,,,o,.., ,,ho suc. for the
n-on county n"''. 49,. III h.,. of ia. late
use ana ~,"'". " ,',,.,.J 81. .o,,on of tres
Jesse '''r"', go, iii a. ,.co,,, the We:
P'ss "s'' -. aad I.,,, If land situate IN
h''' ., "'s It.,.,.,., Granted to Amy
we Sa'" 'ou"" W - "a J.sc,,h,J as fni.
pnn"ah' N'" "ou ~. -. a, l,Lc Sod,. and
lows :" W" "" ~ a-,..,,. ,;ye, about ,hrc.
"'o W. ,,,ido VILLAGE beginning u,
'h''s, so"'" u ~ or Lanes CcIlum's sur.
'u'Ne Wv :, ",,h sino yn,a. 10 a stake, n.
W.! ''"" INNS ,.. ..'., l., a,au.,,r. 10 yaras
~ W. r." ""s, - ,,."n,v ,,ch,. in diam.
"'u''' I;.,.,,. thence west 100 ,ara-
c',', - ''."s .,,,,,, ,noo warn, Traner-
- s,on y,,,. I, , stake; north 80 east n
,lrcl ,,rL ,xo feet diameter 10 ,arss di-ian,
&c: :I = s. sa a. s' T r: {. s a 500 g t
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AAHanhstsaaAoa 1oe1ce.

A1uDlotst1aeton N0eece.
ET"TERS Of Administration having ~
IL granted TO the undersigned "a ths sssss =
n. r Mills, dEccasrd. on ~ Sch day Of IVY
A. . 1850, all psrsons having elains aea's.
said estate arr hereby notified to present ~.
within The time psssssihsA b laU. ls'y asu ~
teated, " hey will b. forever be'Fedi
those indebted 70 the easss will nAks m
ate peymsas =
A. e. MATIN, Admr
Augnst 81, 1850 IL"
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Aamiutstratton Nstice.

Aaastntstrato0n Notice.
I ET'rEKS Of Administration having been
] i granted to the undersigned on the es'ai. Of
John U.sery, deceased, on the 9th da, of
March, A. D. 1850, all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent them within the time prescribed by law,
duly authenticated, or they will be forever bar
red and those indebted to the same will make
immediate payment TO
T. w CLARK, Admir-
August 81 1880 ~ St
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INR. A. q. BRENT, a graduate of the UNI
- yersiiy of Glasgow, Scotland, tenders ms
professional services TO the citizens OF '"Ss
county and vicinity. Dr. Brent has been
practcing physician for the last twenty years
One. o,.pos,e the Soda Lake Hotel.
J,,Yc,.on. March rs. 1850 nl3 ~
nRS J. b. NAuGilT & II. j. OWENS,
- having entered into a copariner-hlp IN the
practice Of physc, tender Their professional
services to The citizens Of Rnsk and e,ni'y
We hope by close attention I" get horr"'
share Of patronage, We will charge 30 cents
mileage, day or night one dollar per VISIT IN
town, and will charge for but two VISITS per
day. We will charge for medicine in all cases.
Rusk, Cherokee Co. Jan 1850, u5"y.
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= Y N II y Tt II
f,1ssH..1 THE subscribe taxes this method Of
l..ll informing the public tina, he has taken
chang. OF the above establishment, situated in
the town Of Jefferson, Cass county, Texas. Hs
will spare no pains TO render those who may
cali upon him A. comfortable ~ the accommo.
daiions Of the country will permit
r. X ROGERS
Jefferson, March ~, 1850. n%3 ~.
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The state OG Texas.

Richard Hooper, use heirs OF jesse '""h''"h'
IS Futrei Hall Ciidi,on.
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NoelCr.

Notice.
4 H. persons are hereby forwarncd from
signed BY J. ". Barrett and 4. G. Woods,
principals, aud NJ |. Wood. as security, paw.
abI. 10 A. N. Hamilton, for seven hundred
dollars; dated February LIST, 1850, and payable
ON or be;orc The lat Of Janusry. 1881 IN.
consideration for which laid note was given
having failed, We will no, pay the same uncs.
compelled by Law.
J. w. BARRETT,
A. e. WOODS,
NJ l. WOODS.
July ~, 1880 nj
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swna.ner anA Fail Arra geneno.

aWmmser and Fo01 arrangement.
,-7.h The steanvr jim GIl.MER, Nc
KissEy, Master. will leave Shre,e-
port EVERY SATuRDi 70, New Orleans,
aud meet the DUCK RIVER, CLAaK, Master,
at Alexandria. Shippers and passengers nay
rely in going through without delay II.
above boats have been thoroughly repaired and
rc6,,ed in a manner tina, will not h. surpassed
by any boats in the trade. Being very light
drnught they will not meet with any detention.
August ~, 1880 l9u
BELTS SUPPORTERS
rI>HE Physicians will please hear in mind that
this invaluable invention Of Mrs. hrtts can
be found a, the Drug Store Of
NORRIS l. TACKETT.
MAY o. 1880. uAay
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?. MT, {. tHNkrH. T " sHspp
I'LL. FRAZER, 4 SIiEDD, AHornsysH
| Lar, Marshall, Texas, will practice IN the
Supreme aud District Courts of the State, and
thc Courts Of the United States for thcState
of Texas mar
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We will furnish Bagging Rope, and Plan
ta'ion supplies to Planters shipping to the
above house.
EVANS GREGG T. KEY.
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- 4. HEIR ARD Dry E.-sfs Nore, whole
sale and retail, No. IS Canal street New
n.,..,. nt9y
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,,aRAu n. ~ HHyAs
uNECRAN & BRYAN. Coffon tacfoys, and
f;en.raI Commission, Receir,ne. and FOr
harding Nerohanfs, III Thoupitoulas sreci,
<cN Orleans. may
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I q. kIINck s. co, Importers ef WINS,
l 4. liquors, Cor,i,ais, Dc Also. D,af,rs m
Dm,sr,e Liquors, Porter. Ai', and Caer' Nos.
N and 70 Grn,i.r ST. New Orleans. n19y
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X urvsAx " y. ~ hA'A'.
uNIf<BAR & BUCHANAN, Commission
Merchants and Whciesdls Gr~srs, ~
t,rayi.r street, New Orleans. navy.
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SATURDAY, July T-6P.M
The stock market opened heavy this morning, and
quotations for Of the leading hncies fell on
fraction At the nrst board Erie Bonds second mort
gage, declined y per cent Erie Income Bonds, y /;
grie Railroad, n Reading Railroad. Morris Canal
advanced X Harlem, y New Haven Railroad, Y.
The greatest activity In Reading Railroad and the
decline greater than In any other
The amount OF coal transported on the Reading
Railroad, for the week ending the 25th instant was
IL 4oi tons previously GA tons total 69e 48 tons
against tons for the period last year show
ing an increase this year OF only b3 tons The Lc
high Canal brought down last week IS 900 tons pre-
viousy, ae5567 tons total, +O3, es7 tons.
The Peninsular Bank Of Detroit increased ts circu-
atioa $4,000 by the deposit Of state stocks to that
amount security, with the State Treasurer Of Mch
gan.
The act passed by the Legislature Of Pennsylvsnia
prohibiting the circulation in that State Of the notes
OF the banks Of other States under the denomn
Of S. goes into operation onshe 2lst of August next
IL Is very severe In Its penalties The passing
oeiving Of foreign small notes, BY corporate body,
subjects IL to penalty AZ $780, By any public oacer,
s1Oo; and by private Citizen s25-one-haf Of which
goes to the informer The Of passing or receiving
small netes Il also made . msdemeanor, punishable
By sne Of from 81 to 500 The subject is brought
under the cognranee Of grand juriss and eonstabes
made witnesses 70 prosecute violations.
The Michigan Central Railroad have issued proposals
for the purchase Of 81 900 OF their bonds years
TO run with interest at eight per cent convertible
into stock proposals 70 be received until the 5th Of
August the terms Of payment twenty per cent the
18th August LIST September LIST October, LIST January
1881, and ist April do Ten per cent only Of bonds
oil be issued the hrs payment Of twenty per cent
until the close Of the subscription The Directors
announce that the bonded debt 81 the company shall
not Be increased beyond the amount suthoIed 10 the
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PERSONAL.

INFORMATION WANTED.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAy-
ing been violently assaulted and seriously Injured the
18th ns beard the tteamboat about leaving
Coney Island, about af pact o'clock M earnestly
quests such witnessed the OUTRAGE inform him
thereof and give their names and places Of either
sonAy his place Of business No - Gold New
York, his resdense, No. $50 South Third street.
Wamsburgh by letter addressed to him. at either Of
those places. EDWARD N. GAVNAR.
INFORMATION wANTED-or JAMES CAFrREY, BOOT
and shoe maker who left Kingston for New York In 1852
His mother Mrs Catherine BILL residing in the Dock Yard
s fast approaching her end and dersus hear
him. Kingston, July %, 1850.
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AmUsEmESTs IN rnILADELPHIA.

DARNUMS MUSEUM, PHlLADELrHIA.-P. T. BAR
ID Proprietor and Manager Henry Sanford Assist
of NJ Bird. To appear every af
evening in those feats of Magic and Ventro
quail deneaons which have secured the ample attendance
compliments OF the fl citizens OF Phila
deph Secured real orsng outang the largest and post
imported Ballads by Miss Emma Les
e Dances by Miss Comic Songs by Mr. Robinson;
Dssoving Views and Chromatrope Se Saturday evening
August g. benefit of n. Bird. AdmittaRce, IS cents chill
dren under 10 years, 1919 cents.
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most sxrsoI dinary reverse 81 fortune has happen
nov stationed al thlone ny the death Of an uacle,
in Cuba he has been put IN possession Of fortune q
Marrvat h. s only " venty years % age and Of very
agreeable manner Ne enlisted When only thirteen,
a. drummer lie has pt, peeeded 70 England, prsvi-
ous to his Departure fer Cubd.
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DRooKLYN MUSEUM, CORNER OF FULTON AND
ID Orange; Chanfrau Burke Proprietors. Monday
% the in the Lecture Room will
commence with the beautiful Play Ave parts entitled
Halter, Mrs Bowers. After which ADVERTISEMENT, by
the Infant Family To conclude with the laughab farce
called OLE BULl-Eleazer Calf Mr.. c. Burke. Admission,
25 cents Reserved seats in parquete shilling extra
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Al 1Tineris the whig candidate for Congress In the
1st disiri 4 Of Vermont
wsrs q .srE CosvrSrIoS. The whig General Com
nittee OF Ma State have appointed the 10Th day Of
SENT rber Al Syracuse for holding the convention TO
nc mjnsfe cane fdstes for State officers.
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r,ood A. IN. Upper Mississippi.

The Tremendous rains OF the last three weeks have
gradually sweed the upper Mississippi aud its trou-
taIies until have the highest water ever known In
these parts The at this point Is at least eghteen
inches CHER than IL at the spring freshet last
April and was this morning still rising slowly AtSt
Anthony Yesterday afternoon. 10 had fallen about an
inch From ths presume the still increasing
waters here from the Minnesota The rise at 81
Anthony was SO great that the boom above the mill
dam was broken aud the immense body OF logs carried
down against the dam. The water pours over the
structure in huge torrent and about fifteen hundred
logs were swept off before they could be checked
Some sawed um Der also carrid away The steamer
Governor Ramsey unable to reach Sank Rapids on
h. last trip up owing TO her wood piled at different
places along shore being carried OF Rice creek Coon
creek and Rum river are higher than ever before
the mouth of the first named stream are flooded The
Minnesota is not yet high as at the April rise Mr.
Martin Mcleod, from Lac qui Parle, reports heavy
rise about the sources all the low lands being undsr
water Information has nseen received from Mr. Kilt
SON .ile ira der Pembina, that the whole country
along the Red river is completely submerged and he,
with the rest OF the inhabitants forced to take to the
hills The annual OF traders from Red river.
which usually reaches St Paul about this time, need
not be ex pected for several weeks.
The destruction on st. Croix river has been very
great report however, that the race at the Falls
has been destroyed, is untrue. The mill is somewhat
injured, and many logs carried of. All the booms
below the fals--at Marine Osceola Arcola Sc, are
broken and general havoc committed among the logs
At Saltwater the food is the principal street.
running parallel with the lake, and Of all the
lower of the buildings along 1t submerged
Along all the mentioned the crops planted on
the bottoms probably entirely destroyed. This
will prove the severest loss of ALL settlers
without great Inconvenience and suffering No teams
pass to the upper country and the great body
of Indian supplies have net yet gone forward.-St.
Paul (Mtn) Chronicle, July II.
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS KvERY DAT.
II except Ssturdsy-Ths steamer Buffalo viii leave rhir-
tenth street, ocoshs Canal street AZ M Grand, ING
Catherine, ~. fier Mes ~ r. ~ NJ r,tarning ~
p N. Kills ootiion kand will hoard. Rofresh
40 81 us-ai. rar- "a svts each
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vVANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A
situation as Chambermaia and to assist in wash ne
and ironing chambermsid and waiter She perfectly
her busnes in both capasies and give
best Of city reference from her lss place where she
lived for two years Apply at 81 Third avenue between
Tenth and Eleventh ,treets, in the china store.
ITO PAPER NAKERs-wANTED, IMMEDIATELY, A
capable energetic man, qualhsd to superintend and
make all descriptions OF paper; also, person to attend
New York the Boston. The best
will be esxired. ED. CREH0RE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MASONIC N0TICE.--THE FRATERNITY AT TROY ".
M w. intend paying the last sad duties 10 the Of
the late President the ss met and have invited the
brethren under the Jurisdiction OF ST. Johns Grand Lodge 60
Assist them TIE invitation has been accepted and com
mttce apr onted who will report Monday. 18TH at III
Division street The cra who wish TO join with them
invited 70 send In their Names as the prices Of tskes will
be commuted ID. SICkLES, Chairman
MI DRunsoSD. Secretary.
CLINTON HOTEL, HEAD OF BEEKNAS STREET,
~ opposite the Park. The above well known establish
ment has recently been thoroughly renovated and refu
nshed throughout AZ Of several thousand dol
lars The propretors oenhdent they entire
saeton 10 those Of the travelling public THAT win fay
thsm with call. G. kW. LELAND.
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NOTICE TO CONTRAcTORs.-PR0PosAL WILL BE
~ received WITH the slst instant at soon Al the Er
PEERS once In Poughh sepis for grading sections No ~
~ 90 and o. Of the Hudson River Railroad. All Informs
ton In regard 70 the same may Be obtained az the ooe in
roughkeepsie The proposals will be decided and
sonrsets made With proposers then present whs
prepared 70 enter upon the work rihout delay. SEQ 10
Csstls.on WM O. Y6UNG, Chief Rnsinssr Possai.spsis
Railroad Once. July e. 1850.
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