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CAPTIVE LADY AMONG THE CAmAscHEs.--It ia
stated that trader among the Camanche Indians
has discovered. in n camp OF that nation, white
woman, fair and comedy in appearance, who 10 in
termarried among them, and says she is the sister
of Lieutenant Love, or Loyett. who commanded a
train which left independence about three years
ago for Santa Fee !; that she was in company with
the party when it was attacked by the Camanches,
and that her brother was badly wounded, large
number of the men killed, and she, with a
number of men, were carried off prisoners by the
Indians. She says she is well treated by her
husband, but the women are cruel to her-that
she ia an xious TO return 10 her friends, and that
four or five good riding horses will procure her
ransom.
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Misunderstanding to the Indiana Sentinel,
the Senate now stands 80 Democrats, II Whigs,
and one member to be heard from. House, SO Dem
ocrats, "a Wings and ten members to be heard
from. The convention for revising the State con-
stituion is Democratic in about the same proper
ton the Legislature.
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MA HItTED,

On Tuesday evening, August 20, by tho Rev. Mr..
MoRGAS, CHRISTIAN HOUSH, csq., of Baltimore,
and Miss ELEANOR II. PATTON, daughter OF
j. V. Patton, esq., Of tbis city.
[Ohio and Baltimore papers please copy.l
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Hear the Patient.
UNITED STATES HoTEI,
C,raa. SpptNsr Julv B. 1910

UNITED STATES HoTEI,
SARATOGA SPRINGS, July 3, lSi9 :
DaJ C. AyER-Su have been afflicted with
a painful affection Of the lungs, and oil the symp-
toms of settlcd consumption for more than year.
I could find no medicine that would reach my case
until commenced the use OF your " Cherry Pecio
raj - which gave me gradual relief, and ! have
been steadily gaining my strength, till my health
is wclluigh restored.
While using your medicine had the graft
f,ation Of curing with It my reverend friend, Mr..
Truman, Of Sumptcr district, who had been su--
pended from his parochial duties by severe attack
OF bronchitis.
have pleasure in certifying these facts to you
and am, sir, yours, respectfully,
j. +. CALHOUN,
of South Carolina.
From an Orersser in he Hamilton NiHs ~ his City.
lowell, August 10, lSi9.
Dp J. C. AyER: have been cured OF the worst
cough ever had in my life by your Cherry Pee
toral" and never fail, when have an opportunity,
of recommending il 70 others. -
Yours, respectfully, ;. d. EMhRsoN.
Prcparcd by j. c. AVER. Lowell Mass.
Sold in Washington, ID. c., by Il. ID. X w ".
Gilman; Georgetown, DR.. Linthicsm; Alexandra.
Cook & Peel; Richmond, Purcell, Iadd n Co, an
druggists generally, Fyl2 dlyulawkv-Jyll
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COLONEL TAYLOR, brother of the late President
of the United States, has arrived in this city and
taken lodgings at Gadsby's Hotel
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grTUE UNION.-"Cdn any act Of Congress
Justify an aftsuyi 10 dssolrs the Union2" This qucs
ton IL up for discussion THE friday evening, in
the " Society for Free Debates" at Temperance
Hall
These discussions are public. Aug %
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CHARLES ALBERT.

ATTOR NEY AT LA w,
Ind Agenttor Claim, IN general.
Julv "a eod2u
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h Cftsl THE new and fast steamboat
tn@SN THOMAS COLLYER will de-
uhiSxx2 part At the following hours.
large stage connects with the boat in Washington;
boat. fare. ~ cents boat and stage, Isl cents.
Persons going aud not leaving the boat, o. cents
each way.
Leave Alexandria, y, 9, 10, a m; L. p, q, o,
p, m.
Leave Washington, 81, q, IL, a. m; l ?, 81, 8,
7, y. IN.
Aug 1876 JOB CORSON, Captain.
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AN inside VlEw.-An omnibus is a little world /;
and an observer may learn much AS he journeys TO
and fro upon the cushioned scat.
The other day, us about to start upon a
long ride, with fair wind and full load, elder
ly lady said to young
"Your reticue-where ia it, child"
ooh, ma, don't know. Where can ii be-
"You don't know Oh, Lucy, if you've lost that
ri never forgive you"
"Ma!" exclaimed Lucy, 'pull the strap It's on
the counter with every cent of money in it, if it
amt gone"
$50, Lucy, and find it, whatever you do; and
you too, Mary go with your sister. Come on in
the next omnibus. l must get home. Poor dear
girls, how 6rgetful they are! Oh, my-sce hcre"'
The old lady had female companion by her
side, to whom the latter portion Of her remarks
was addressed and, as she made her last cxcla
nation, she held up to view, suspended by string
from her wrist, the identical reticulc her girls
were in pursuit of. The old lady looked con.
founded her companion said "What pity 20 and
the little group of spectators seemed embarrassed
though they ventured laugh.
AS our vision could penetrate no world bcyond
that in which we were revolving, we could learn
nothing of the excitement and confusion of the
two chubby little ladies abroad in such vain
pursuit; yet we doubt not their alarm had a
bad effect upon their nerves, for which even
the final discovery of their object of pursuit could
prove antidote. We fear that your lively, fussy
folks are the most worthless and unhappy of the
human species They turn too much to the right
and to the left, and forget the main business before
them. Education may be great help to such; but
a short, chubby, fussy little old mama is not a
1 L. r Al. ...kX
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AT AN ADJOURNED MEETING Of citizens Of the
First Ward, held at the Union. engine house, on
Wednesday evening, the 2lst instant General Ea
ton, from the committee appointed at the meeting
of the 10TH submitted report, which was dis
cussed and amended but before the question was
taken its adoption, the meeting adjourned over,
to meet again at the same place on Friday evening,
the 23d instant, at O'Clock, p. m.
NATHANIEL FRYE, Chairman.
JAMES J. DICKENS, Secretary.
Aug %
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UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP co.

UNITED STATES MAIL w.
CHANGE or DATE OF SAILING
TO MONDAY, AUG UST 20, AT , p. NJ,
From the pier foot Of Warren street.
THE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
OHIO,
J. y. ScHEScg, L. 5. Navy, Commander.
&CA THIS splendid steamship will sail as
f TX above. with the Government mails
E2x1df3a4 FOR the West Indies aud California.
The arrangements for the transportation OF pas
scngcrs TO San Francisco, without delay on the
Isthmus being now completed, the Company are
now preparing to issue Through Tickets, Of all
classes at a reduced rate ofpassage.
The books for the OHIO on the Goth instant are
now opcn, and tickets through can be obtained at
the following prices:
FROM NEW YORK TO CHAGRES.
State room BERTH. ........,. 5 100
Siandee berth, forward saloon. .............. 10
Storage berth found bed, and separate table. 90
FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO.
State room berth. : fD
Storage berth, found bed and board. ....... $50
Passage can also be secured for the intermediate
ports, as foows.
From New York to Charleston or savannah
Statc-room, S25; Standcc, $50; Stecragc, $40.
From New York 20 Havana state room, $40;
Standec. ; IS; Storage. S2j.
From New York TO New Orlcans--State- room,
SIS; Standce, 500; Storage, S25.
Freight to New Orleans p cents per cubic foot
for measurement gUods; other merchandise as per
agreement.
Freight will also be taken 10 Havana in limited
quantity at % cents per cubic foot, or per agree
ncnt The cOnsignce at Havana 20 attend TO tho
merchandise Immediately after the vessel arrives.
To secure freight or passage, apply at the office
Of the Company, ~ West street, corner Of Warren
street, New York. NJ. O. ROBERTS.
Aug I7-t26
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yENy LINE OF REGULAR PACKETS

.Ncu York, alexandria, GeorgetOun and
Washington Packets.
Schooner Pampcro. ..... Mott Simonson, Master.
Nolant. ....... .Morrice Osborn,
Townsend Jones, \. w Dayton,
Mott Bcdcl. John Bedell
Ann D............Ben. Bcdell, F"
lie Roy .........W VIM. Powell,
One Of the above packets leave New York and
Georgetown weekly.
Freight from New York ten cents per barrcl
two cents per foot measurement.
AGENTS.
MOTT BEDELL & VIM F. JONES.
No. l0i, Wall street, N. Y.
CAZENOYE l. CO, Alexandris, Va.
PETER BERRY, Georgetown, ID. c.
Aug 20
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after twenty years Of immense sacrifice and
effort in Algeria" says the Paris Constitutional,
1--WE have barely sixty four thousand colonsts of
all nations, and every ono Of them, who is cult
yator Of the soil, suffers either absolute perjury or
scvcrc straits
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Quick INTELLIGENcE.-OnSa Saturday the telegraph
communicated message from Washington 10
New Orleans ahead Of Time. The message left
Washington at thirty minutes past eleven o'clock,
Washington time, and reached hero five minutes
past eleven, New Orleans time, thus travelling about
twice ss fast ne the apparent motion OF the sun
round the Garth, or correctly speaking, double the
velocity OF the csrth's motion its own axis as the
difference Of time between the two places is about
ono hour o. COMMERCIAL Btlfeklu.
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For Norfolk, Piney Point, and Old Point
Fare Reduced.

TIME STEAMER OSCEOLA will, on the 10Th oil
Z July, commence making two trips week 10
the above places, leaving Washington every We'd
nesday and Saturday at g O'Clock, a. m. Return
ing leave Norfolk every Monday and Thursday az
O'clock p m; touching going and returning, at
Pincy Point, Old Point, Cone River, and the usual
landings the Potomac.
Passage TO Piney Point, 8 co.
Passage and fare to Old Point, 81 90; to go and
return at any time during the bathing season, S6Oc
Passage and fare TO Norfolk, SIS 90.
July 1T JAMES MIICHELL
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DR.. BROWNS EUTERPEAN BURLESQ UE
OPERA TROUPE.
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rooK WAsTED.-A good cook can hear Of a
~ situation by applying at the Republic olhcc
July l3--dtl
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

Open every evening during the week.
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CHANGE or DATE or SAILING
TO MONDAY, AUG UST %, AT p. NJ,
From the pier foot Of Warren street.
TIE United STATES MAIL STEA NfSIIIP
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-09-14

.5Y- There was great deal of true philoso-
ply well as philanthropy in the course adopted
by My Uncle Toby" towards the "blue-bottle'
that kept annoying him at dinner.
Catching the buzzing Inconvenience. he care
fully carried it to the window, which he opened,
and throwing it out exclaimed, Go poor devil
there is room enough in the world for me and
thee" The conductor of a paper is subjected to
the attacks of great many human blue-bottlcs,
whose buzzing is somewhat annoying, but which
have no power to sting, and the policy of My
Uncle Toby" affords the proper precedent. This
will explain to the N. o. Crescent, and other
assailants Of like calibre, whose instincts and
whose ignorance compel a resort to, scurrility
and coarse personalities against the objects OF
their petty malicc--the reason why We have
treated such assaults with the contempt which
they merit.
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~ The Southern Mail having failed again
last night, we are without knowledge of the
precise effect the recent measures of Congress
on the South. We have however been attentive
to the views of Southern men here, both men,
bers and others--and on Monday, having re-
ceived the mails, shall be able to present the
position of the South.
The South will not submit.
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DEATH OF Mrs. SEooRD.-The unfortunate
woman who was the author Of the awful tragedy
near FishkII, short time since, died on Satur-
dfy. last, from the wound inflicted on her throat
not having been able TO SWALLOW anything from
tile time of the sad occurrence. There can be
but little donbt that she was partially insane
She had fred her own house on several occasions
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SHrp BUILDING IN NEw YoLK.-There are
new building in the harbor OF New y ork' san
vessels, IS sea steamers, and o river steamers,
mixing a total of 80. The aggregate tonnage
of the sail vessels is $3.50, Of the sea steamers
$4,000, and Of the river 1850. Total $4,000
tcls.
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et5- No Mail south of Petersburg last even
ing. Where the Mails go TO nowadays, and
when they may be confidently expected to ar
rive, qlien sabe!
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An editor says that friend Of his carried his
sense Of homer so far, as to spend all his time IN
perfect ideness, because he does not even like
TO take advantage Of lime. ltif
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s3s@ There is no choice in the I'd Congress
sional District of Massachusetts. Mr. UPHAM
lacks about 300 votes Of an election. The fol-
lowing is the vote, with the exception Of two
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NJ LAMARTIEE.-The following extract from
a letter written by French visitor of M.
Lamartine's new possessions few leagues
from Smyrna granted to him by the Sultan,
gives interesting intelligence respecting them
and him. The letter is dated 10th July. Here
is the extract,
have just returned from complete cxcur-
sion over the colony of NJ de Lamartine. 1t is
from twenty-eight to thirty leagues in circum-
ference, including the mountains which bound it
and which are beautiful and fertile as the plins.
1t is in very truth the Limagnia of Asia. For
tune is there in forty or fifty FORMS Itposses-
SEES every thing one can desife, without exccp-
ton. There are already upon it seven villages
and a fine Arab dwelling, with an empty haren,
attached to it. But Nj. de Lamartine is going
to build bin dwelling elsewhere, upon an ad-
vanced promsntory, where formerly stood a
temple, three leagues from Ephcsus There he
will have a more invigoratiug air a saperh view,
pure water, and perpetual hrsezes rom the sea.
Really the Sultan has given to him more than
the whole Duchy of Lucca, and of inoompara-
Bile fertility 1t is the ashes of the lava Of Vesu-
v!us. There Is abundance of running water
and nothing will be easier than to make it per
fectly healthfu by draining small portion which
is too wet, II will he easy to establish here
the iiooks OF Emmea One may boldly pasture
here, and without any labor, hundred thou
sand head Of cattle. There are already thirty
five thousand wandering over the territory with
out any owner The Sultan has been aslmra-
bly, gracious in his reception of the iustrious
traveller. He kept him eight hours first In a
solitary kiosk in the depth of forest and after
wards atan examination of military school had
in his presence.
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HE SOUTHERN PRESS.
WASHINGTON CITY.
80 The Southern Mali Laxiur Jailed a.

SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER IA, 1850.
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John E. Adams, the ex-actor and eccentric
genius, who has tried his hand at sundry en-
Payments, preaching among others, is now, ac-
cordng to the Chicago Journal, leader of a
Mormon colony, of about six hundred, which
has taken possession of the Beaver Island, near
the foot of Lake Michigan His followers are
constructing a Temple, which is, it appears,
sufficiently advanced to be used a. theatre,
where, we are told, Mr.. A. occasionally holds
forth, on week days, on the texts of Claude
Menotte,' King Richard the Third &c, ex-
pecting, by and by, when it is finished, to play
a different character on Sundays
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WHAT is WANTING.--The "country wants
peace" is the great cry, and therefore Congress
must hurry through certain measures in hot
haste Six months have been spent by the Sem
ate, body of sixty members, in discussing GER
tain bills but the Intelgenoer would drive the
same bills through the House, numbering $50
members, in as many hours if possible, under
the pretext that the country is tired of the sagi-
tation" Did Congress originate that agitation |!
Is it Congress that prevents Northern Sites
from complying with the Constitutions Is it
Congress that 'instigates Harrisburg riots and
Cazenosa Conventional Are the negro stealers
merely waiting for Congress to pass a law to
stop their marauding incursions What ean
Congress do in and of itself, and against the
wishes Of the peoples
If the people wish peace and quietness, LEI
them secure it by their own conduct, and not look
TO body which is absolutely dependent on
them The acountry wants peace forsootli---
glorious pretext for submission. The South
wants justice---that is the true cry-the South
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"This is my funeral, if you please, sir" was
the exclamation, not of one who, like Timothy
Dexter, was buried in his lifetime, in order to
see how funeral procession would look, but of
an Odd specimen of humanity, a fisherman down
in Main, who had lost his better half The
relatives and friends were gathered at the house,
the prayer was said and the clergyman began his
exhortation to those assembled. In the course
Of it, as he was quoting frequent passages of
scripture, one of the dcacons of his church rose
and remarked, in very solemn and elongated
tone--. Dear brother that last passage is not in
the bible, no how nor no where, I'll bet shad;
know faint" Hereupon the bcreaved widower
and chief monrner jumped from his seat, and
patting the deacon on his shoulder, exclaimed
Pray, my friend, you just sit down---sit right
down--and don't bother the parson. This,
please God, is my fmeral--and viii have at it
Just what kind of preaching ! take notion to-.
When your funeral comes deacon, do as you
like-but this, if you please, is mine. Now, go
on with your scripture, parson" The parson
thus encouraged, though somewhat nonplussed
by the unexpected interruption, proceeded to the
close of the services, notwithstanding the fire.
quent protests from the pious deacon, against
what he called false and apocryphal scriptural
quotations. he'd bet shad against halibatn
--LoiceH Courier. ~
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cov. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, &c.

r a. ne TIL .yr@ IsflsDftFHis. f2r4ry |7N. %
GOV Ramsey o. Minnesota, who has been ID
ogr citv during the past two or three days nm ID
orrned will leave Philadelphia tomorrow tor It
paul
There no snec ~ change 10 no'ce IN Poe msfket o'sy
The We. es her mas generally suspented orr OF doof tt
rps. and prevented Toe landing Of SOME cargoes Il'
rsrsac:ious consequently, have reen ~ limited ~ ara e.
ad conf ned almost exclusively % hc wants 1i - TRACE
r home consumption TIE FLoUR market 5 du Holders
-ouinue 10 demand g. a. TIL iOr shipping brands tui r
ale. for export ave uuiuror2nt Retail sales TO trC
dealers a. S}o H.. for snd good trGlds end y ~
a. 81 for extra. d. RYL FLOUR aid Co.'s Mfsi lnef" II
nothing dong GRAIN-IAe supplies OF OIL de'cnPl.n'
e,u.inue cs ceeiinglv small Secs of SO bus eood Het
WbrAr 1tSl O. H. bushei In RYr, CoRs md Otfs rr
rraU,acrOrs have come under our notice. lnc cotton
market continues FIRM but sales are limited WHISKY BE-
am and price, rather ower sales n lois Lhds eid h'
suL. % srocKs-I ,f Boo,d-5 y IL, IL, I
Fam and Mech BIZ o.. Mech BIZ, @fs - 30 DO. 's
I'ni0n Canal 10; e. go Wilmington RI g. H8s y"
4 Gs o. lii3; s. coo do ny S5Ntu DO ~ lols
PlIB lgg 10 NhHohI lut ca. 5000 Tenn 3. 81. -"
Reading lt 16 SAl0o stee g. lr; t1lNN state -, -
s8Zi do 2g! S277 DO 81. /; % Union BIZ. Tenn, ~
Second 69a,d-5o Farm Mech b., GA; 100 Read III,
lC: 30 Penn RB ga. 10 DO J9s $50 State b. +l s.
do 8sl: 5000 do d. 900 Win Bds g., soi a. Nee
PIX -; tt6 Sch Nae lnt 81: Penn Bk io%t; Sl"o Reed
RR C., ~, So, $1,000 t., o. ll.i.
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snaoss.y s e S ne gr9gs- As: -S S. 1Sa
- tse~ ever before the 81 SaclG
Cages vhe1 Caforrs shs pres-ni herse for a. n
corporS-on TITO ne Cuiou saneE eonei1on - Ter a. 2 :
20 is-s of ler q-ope sd even compel aer ten posi
rl-cr A. any me .rf s-l-sscn when i1 Ger i 's'-S
A..,so - exreei any serpt % acur 20 ,e people o.
-. s-,s themselves vii nfAlbv ~ regarded - them
a. A. -va..-- 1f,1ei- lt llc pm lie rrtnc-Pe a. gov
- -,-s In der -es.sanc esgs ~ % D. se T-si -ass
= ~ Are--An 7s0pi- t. assert .hai uey sfe c-'
- .s 80. WI meet WITH cord A. response
$50 a----ra1- f-ee1.-- Great rl-ns-s 81 them ~
- or c1ur-rvu.-r rot i-.- % re rest % l.s.Frncs
snd ost7o-.n sat 10 sagusse % rei see % rssSs-l
-a-- .1 lie exec q ulcolo-ei Az - 'aiLss
guaranteed 90 tt1n py -- 49, y "a 80 -
persons sc:,us i'ler NY sit'ori'y 100. .-,....,
Ii.t3 se expected t1a' % iee fes-l-e 81 ne (. '.i
ceied 10 = tv MeX'co ne peose - i-l2 zee ".
-e - ~ .er incorporation into l-e a.or a. >ae
.u-..c g.. Questions e.. -nl'ts-c Po't 8 '..- =
y r4.eriaI .-cc-r Sr--'e T'.i rrs' -'n lie pr.
&C.. rer-5a " Government es,a1 -sted o2 teu-s
ever ,et a. q. 80 IeT1-f w-ir- IS rs,-N1ia ' e
new safe - Cso-us. ard tie reasons iur ny oilIe
So Ne1.r1 vyii ~ 20 distant PERIOD as ilr
admission i-'o he ir-n- are ic'nfec ~ u.oi'a il =
a-o- which Suppose - cour11l - a. Woo fave csre-
to usse .rcuirC- No t.e slc'.ct
seems lien TAI aa SUBJECT wiich row evcies s'cH
painful -elsa-0us IN IT, country 49, u ne end eeI'a',
acton OF C1n--ess sF2-g submit % yuGs wisdom tie
policy recommended - NY Ann1s- Message ~ awaiting
-a tlls avoid lie cr@2loa o. geographical parte. ani
ite harmony o. Feeling - necessary - he beneficial
s.lon. 81 cur -ol-c8 -rs,eIu
Connected a. Tie Ju.-- = With Ire rcrienorsrce 90 pa.
-rpu.Hes--e se--- ~ present blessings and iae hope %
7lre yc.-e srt Property every tic-G-e Of VISION
ever 'reur o. dgv. and every emotion n pslroc> n
tend e inspire tcer sut devotion 20 g. s-l sdmonish
cautiously AVOID any unnecessary controversy wach
"a efh~r eudsnge- . or rra = srsugtl;hc chief
esreu. of wtcl be found 10 ne regard ard affection
u q e peop'e fJr each otl-r ZACHARY TAYLOR.
NJ yevisLE moved % refer The message 10 lie Cs-a-'
,c- or TcT..ories
Mr. B.YtS w.s-sd 70 Re referred 70 tie Committee o.
4e Waor
NJ Ctvev.v VS. DESTROYS 20 GO INTO co-s.ders,c1 Of
t.r message .'cd it-r
Mr. Jl-~S:f,> ye.it,i 'ra ;.e understand X tls- e
r-ssdg@ % ---srci -.-ul-r'r
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BATli-C! IN, brg Moauce. %. Ctr'rr-.
PORTLASD-s.d 9Th brgs james Fra'l Ggs,sr,a.
PR H5nov-r Arei. ali WATSON. lisHr4l-.
FALL nv Ek--Arf l11. schr A.4-rvl lLLs SO d..
sclr John A Cook - Thomas
N" 81 IA POkl-5.1 lst-, .chf mary Al-es Pyfo
a.Co.
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