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ratai Rsneoaatsr.

An unfortunate difficulty occurred at Liberty Post Office m this county. on Saturday last, be- tween stephen Mitchell asd Dav4l Kemp. "a " hic . the latter was kslsed. II appears tial Kemp had soxne two weeks previously threatened the aEr oi Mitchell. Kemp came into tbe house where Mifehen wAs-Mischetl ordered hIEs oat of ths house shea Kemp drew his knife and advanced on iaaily Aesf 0a Kemp and killed him iastsataAe- oaSfy 4 coEoaers inquest was held over the boIy of Kemp cad the verdict was to the effect that the sad Davi3 Kemp easae @ as teAik by the hard ol SgepSsn Aitcaell. acting a self defence.
 Oh1setitq HsggslI
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peRaw,s Rerlew.

TAs steEiing Soa.heFn Periodical comes so us ths uonsh flied with articles of great interest to the Soathem readers. Among iss contents the :. Aadrsss b the people of the Soai iern and South westera Ssatea.ss $ particularly werhy Of notice; it presents conpFehensiye and lucid exposition Of the utility and ptaesicabilsy of constructing eer- taim railroaAs in Arkansas and the aaiosnlng States In the miscellaneous department isa treatise upon the diseases q as grOes, by Dr. Cartwright of Ney Orleans. which must be interesting tO every slave hnlder
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The Elections.

We publish to-day the rssurrs of the Congress sionai election as far ss received. Ne ma, al ready congratulate our democratic friends upoa the eatire success cf the standard learsf of D.. mocraey.
 Notwithstanding the unusual industry of the wkigS throaghoas the State, and the extraordinary eaors to produce the inpessssoa that Col. Johnson is disaaioais., he appears D have i9ss noshsns of his wontea popaianay. Ills constituents know him too well ana have kRown Am too long b 6e be nislead by such unjust representations. His foFmeE untirHg industry ia their behalf sls sincerity aad clear slgAiednes ia. Ais political course. and his hearty devotion to the cause and interests os the South. eanaos ba so easily fosgos- ten. EFea the anhallosei astenpss b iniare him. on the part of bsade of aapssnsip!ei traitors to sheit party have avsilea nothing agains; him. TheE envY ana malice viii but recoil upaa theis own devoted heads and soon sink them nlo the political oblivion. which they have so riehly de- served.
 1t will be perceived that the returns do not show the entire vosing strength of the several coaufes Tas may be aeeoaaei for b, the fact that this elec ton cana on by itself sEd was not he'd as forsa4r ly ct the sane line As cshes elections.
 Taisron'ess has been resafdei xi;h aa1,ous in teFest nos only in Arkansas but by the friends of democracy and soataeta rigAss throughout tae uaioa. Col. Johasons r. election will be hailed by the whole south as a signal triumph sos Inc democratic southern r.gh,s party. Il will ssach the aggsessors upon tAe constitutional rights that the psupe Of ise soatA will sussaia their falshfai
 Ew.
 representatives ii estiEs for the constitution ana will show our wAtg opponents that they mass adopt sons nore arifsl dodge sAaa the false esy Of " Unson''
 We hope In our n=kt issue 10 give the fall re- turax. what lney may ahow, we wiil 10. naw ptes dses. bus we feel satisfied that the true demacraoy need not fear the result.
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PhiIa.eph, er snim,n.,...

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rhe tahinel.

In addition to Mr. Webster being absent from Washington on visit to the North, AE- Graham. Secretary of the Navy, is also absent--in North Carolina MF. COruin is yet in Ohio. and Mg. Mr. Webster. So that Messrs. Conrad and Stuart are the only cabinet officers naw in Washington.
 President FiiirsOse and family, together with Secretary Stuart. was tn Ieave Washington abou; the lsth on visit to the WLite SaIphur Springs of vREinia-
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Nasnrx.srnS. InlY 2S.


 We learn fsoga gentleman that has jHsi aTrived beFe from Havaaa thai inc cltY, st the time of hiS leaving ea the 18th lns, w&s flied with yafaors of revolt against fAe provinces ia the eastern part of ISiand. tTAel fspoFt vas taat q. Puerto Principe tAEre eoghpaales of the regiment of Caatabors had thrown soan\ tseu arluS and wenf over 10 the Creole insurgents. The remainder of the Fegi- Enent had been pabliey dlsbanded at Havana Another repogs was that the people Of San Jaan peloS Rsngdos were n 0pen inSgrreeson. and had already established & provincial g0Yernmeat.-- Another instruction had broken out al TanjS. a Setachunent ot Spaa.sa troops had beea deteated whsle passing she insurgents, with loSs of from two 10 EhTee handEed men.
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wn a. King and the subml..losi.,..

W n. K. Ming ana kne Saolnt$sfOnisIs.
 The VI h;ys an1 rensxade democrats, composing the self-ssysed " Unsoa party,' wfo are wi.tng ,a ahAaaon the coosti:ulion 10 The tender aeTc.es oC aSsshern fsaagssaS1, have Tspsatsiy quoted Ss sn. E. E:ag. of Alabama. as sulhssigy loE si.eis weak minded policy Below we find an ex;r.et q ; letter from Col Kiag. which discoausenaasex any afAsnz like :. Uaion party
 ssDxaocascr OSE AND isRfvtHaLz.--Coi. Wus. R King. of Alabama. Pses.deni Of the United States Senate ia late letter. expresses himself follows:
 You say am clasne& by the Union SaAmlSssoE narty of your county. Ii the clam SCI GP rests nDoa the suppo3isioa that am ia favor Of the fF- nation of thsrd party. either state federal. ,a s-,oss erroneous Whea attempted al W asaiag- ton anring th last sxssion, thtak l may safely xay thai no one ceRsYsbuted nla.a t0 defeat the rnnveunens than did. | have always considered inc rOod old democratic party as the tfae Union nary 1; and tkat nothing nete fs required so put d,wn sectional divisions. an1 preSeFte peace and harmony. thsn to have sae gosszaaeat admins tered ln ssrce conformity wia democratic prlRsi~ pses have eser been State rights Gsaa of The Jefferson school. aaA ean sssriessiy sppea Q nag whole pablsc life iH proof ot tAe aSessiaa.
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The weather aaa the crops.

hot--sll vegetation is parched with the drought. We regret to learn that in many parts Of the State the crops are almost entirely destroyed
 The Washington (Eseapssead Col Telegraph says; .sIn many places cora crops are utterly de ssroyed, but in others again, they are stiil fine; 90 that although ii may be high. sLere will be enough for home consumption. The cotton crops lock well and promising.
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anla,. ssephereal slsn

Qa.n ise acs9f is sad la haze ses 4e wager, ibai be sos.d speak saiee "aFia Rs41se could hoi Teeeas asfer b.s'- Af daesa tba olio@sBg aH8S ei ae'sha' a Sse weui ,a sssGen fD ggsk { ealaaEe slse beef ee#0iHg aP tlse street 9oi st' lbe siiop and sad. ID sou sglfii af' she dteJ, sad gefy sgnsG,iaeaiig usF'fe l and tbe p5@aeS ieii 9al c! Ice y'4s aad poaf als. siaeAsY'a pndd Hs ~eje and taese wafe prceess the OaTae s bililies, and ;ia p'emnes, aas 's GTg,a hlsesef. a11h slle lsFlle sseia 5@ and s8eg giaye9 al t4rc Anesat gan " 10 catch san.' i.;. ii5e goaPge dfi 'a- hse.e hi lAe.f hsxdgM
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ARRIgAL OF THE STEANSHIP
 NSAR ELs
sAa p.r.A.s asvsys sTlAs issaryss.isa z c.s.'

StstA 9Ft4eF 1te5Ft1 5 t@ AtxafFffsieA g3 NsFsN.
 CuaaaxaFos. Juiy es.
 'Tke SfskiSss Isalses. Gaps Rallias ffuan Havana, has jass fraehed heg wharf. having pat lnip lsN- vnaa s1f A supply 0f fael. fhe accounts from dayanaiaFs t0 tkA cveasag of the 2lsss ttey afe very contradictory Letters rcceved irose eseslits. De sources state thas naag lowns are sn asins aad that he iasusze9ss naAksel $ S.0V strong.
 SraassA troops in s&iFnsIshes with tAe iasasgeass had suffered severe losses. Tic rebels, accesalng so s.glsc AeesnRss, were aaoas declaring pFsvHs- ssasl KoveEna1snt Expresses bad aFrvca aE tiasaAa fsom Puerto Pfiaesye. wS1h dispatches dAsed gull
 5th. faE se Csas. GeRggal that state oa tae hel bssaef thaI she feAsss. commanded bf Joaquin AaaeEas had been 6efea'sa 5y government tsuop' n the eaStesn Provinces, wish . loss es kaled, alsay munitions at waf captured. AanyeE the asgi ganls st $ a3sd sa4seaderSdS others wi.llag to lay uaEn thelr arms on assurance of aarton.-- Another iesieE SsxsSA that AqueFa, commander Q tae insaTss8iS, basS been captured. Havana ails she rest oS sc taaa was sra aqall the oheet be,as to create an excitement among them. The choier' aad yellow lever was prevailing to some extent a Havana. There were bal few Spauish men-0t was at Havana. most of them having sailed ts 1 Pr neipe with government troops
 The French steamer Mogganaon had been order cd home, an4 the steamer l0jei was to take he place IL $ reported that two Spaes have aFgises { t3 watch the deings of AIneriran friends to Cs1a one 0f shen ls uaaaed Jose II. Blsnee 1e la Tsft it IS slated III letters from Havana that battle ! had been feasht between the patriots and Spanss troops at NasvitsS, in wlsieh the Spanish were de seated. aud , officers made pFsSonegs among thefI Col, Conti, commander of s1e Spanish fascss. Tht spanish troops tled. aud embarked on board sleaEses. The patriots EetuFael to Nueyitas f.0os .stroag, snd were daily b@IBg reinforced. The gte veF1taent has dispatched .et0 troops agans; iAem i Tae citizens os SaeTnaS werp leaving in ea1gs numbers
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IT The tral Of casnllo for the Esarser of Tracy. near Fort Gstaaa. vas eoael&sea in he [. S, Dtstric, Court, oa Saturday Iasl. TAe prisoner was foand eailty Of murder n tAe sscoad degree. The prosecution was ably conducted by Col. Fs~- les. The defence vas made D &ezsFs- Jesdan and S,isweli,-wi;a great ability. The counsel fei the defence. ae oalessssnd Oaly clasnsea speA 2 yeFiic; as Nas givea.
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rrra. caasressloaal candidates. Capt PEEsTt

rTTae csnsressionAi candidates Capt PErsTcs and Col. Jonxss fesuraeG ta cur eiss on FfsdAy esss;sx less They both look Eesafkaoly well. We can nos asoia expressing oar adnFsiacE for the manaer in which rAese gentlemen have borne themselves saxatls esh esAsf thscssgnoai tee ca''- sass. Thea diseasssSas have eeea soaaA aAieted wish uesseyiasar coalsesy and respeclsals.ess. NotAing ,sss w,sale Asrs beea sxpssted from sach gcn.le- rses. as fossnsz saa Pxxssus. TAeir ecsrae vel sxssrres initssson asa eoEunsus
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ARRlyAL guE AI.ARANA.

inOtAt- CSs.asgrsaon in San Fncusiseo.--An- other awfaiiy destructive fire, occarred in San Francisco. Sunday Jane 23d ult. Ten squares were burned doaa and property to the amour. oi Ss, ,tCa GO was destroyed. The fire was the work of some inceniiAry.
 Vita characteristic activity the rebuilding of the burnt district was immediately commenced, and in few weeks all would be aga,n completed.
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Fatal Anrar.

On Friday iass sa aTsay took place iu the aeighboskood oi the lower steamboat lanaing. ID ihsS ciiy. between man named MeGowsl. and Ftsncis Long, soldier, enc of the wifae ses n the Gowaa wounded Long n several places wilh a knife, Of which wounds, Long died yesterday. The vetdic; of Inc C5seaers jury was found ia accord anee win sAcse facts
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ar We leAra with regset thai Capt Morgan has been removed from The command of the Little Rock Arsenal to that of Baton Rouge. He will be sue- eeeded hy Lieut. Kingsbauy Of the L. s. Q |. Corpse. Capt. Morgsa's raaag arniable and gentle esteem of our citizens, and all wall regret hs se-
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rse ,,la..r1sea Amsrseas News.

TAis s the title of new oraef of publication. al New Yuk. which Aas reaehesi i.s csasA number. Numerous enggayiass ernheilssA q. saa ear ex- changes fasaah neaksHg tAas we greet s'ssa Esess pssaxare saa interest, TAe pEiee s sa 70 psr sannm, and spaslished s hy T. Y. snoag. New Ycgs
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Iuaicial riection.

The returns of the election of Judge of the circuit court m the second ivdieia dsiset are moi yet completed We will publish them as soon as received
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pepa.ar.

1 facl iacidessly mentioned ia one Of tbq Para gspess. saows be Iala,eEse igqgiarisy o{ Loais Napoleon. v.x; shas ne nssei ssavss iaso tAc pc viHees ws,Aozt sending bsfsf9 iasge tetacsanenl uF s4e Psaa goile~.
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a4all AL.

The san Aniosao " ss,efD TeSsa -ss gentleman ffola Esgls Pass, tAai 't''F r. hers8 tI.sg wsla Gas Las had soaav a'.s '' sas wish shs Msgieaa g9ssrniDei''' tends b ss.ise 1y fagpFs se sfiiis' as ls his women and children to tas a'a7 Gyausle.
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Johnsoa's majority over PFes.oa-looi.
 Th@ following returns have e4ss received. bat are nOs ofhcial:
 In Yell county Johnson has IA majority. In PAiilips PfestOn's msicFity IS ss. l In Ss. Francis Johnsoa's majority is i25 l Presson's majority in Monroe s s.
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10 cerreeneaaensa.

q Justice was received afssE the day Of elec- ti0n, or we would gladly have given t place ia onf columns.
 We admire the sentiments expressed and ardent ly traat that Green. Randolph and Posnsstt. will ell d as well as predicted.
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I- Nine cheers for Clarke Hos Spnng and sa- line They have done no5iy. They Lave re- turaed foE J0eason 'Ae largest democratic aaIori- ties iAey have eveF gLsen.
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Fr The csnaess oi New Gfeasda hs' 2 h1i granting to N'Fla Apefiean eaa e1elgaYe rgat io 'nske a cana llsessa rto5y, by waieh lssee yessc@ 'os} ps
 waters Of tse .AglsHic % those ol i'e Fo
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G3~ One hundred dollas haze aesa through tho Americaa Tract Society, f1 tfact against the Yse of tobacco, ffac peiilots ansii lst Noyefnl CT.
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If- Somebody oescnhes seelaianlsm @ tie aaTfo# pseigaice, iAss make. Yol be neigbbr becaase he has eggs roasted ss have yours boiled.
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I-F Nil. Warren. ihe autn0, of Tra a yeag. bss ia the press The LIliy aa4 a romance cE iae Crystal Palace.
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gr CW4nlesie,ts on Inc ae&, ihrse sf a5e eatenswely circulated 10 GiueinHsr
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I caa yga pa cAsfgcs r a ss.s b he the fEs5 4ag..s9a asked yoaeg usSss:asn sa 1p..sn3 Rren he xcss~ eenFiias.
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Tr Sss TOUT ensnsses 70 judge yaa. fJr y5sT nscnl n 70 nuea roar seronS-se.E that he viii judge too iis.le of sDa.
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iJ- The Stoesbfidge Indians are about ing two townships of iaad ln Mjneso,b. O 10 locale, For twenty i've years these have resided 3; Green Bay They nams, 300, snd are the descendants Of sa aala of ,hat name often nictioHed in The A.slo7 early settlement ol Massachusetts.
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fT~ Ney@g despair ia aassrsisf sesere. Nhen a vice. s goas h'4- tan must tarn upward --sca1e iiah
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SAS FaANctsoo, June il, 1851.

hg old Friend aud coar,sde have barely tune 10 announce to you by tbs maii my srTival on the free shores of Aneriea. Alter going through an ofyiea of punishment III Van Dieman's Land little short Of what you can imagine the flames of - to be- 1 oat mamnuvred my tyrants there and es- caped, saving my parUle of honor, and leaving them in utter confusion. l am so oveTpowefed by the 0f kindness 0f the cItzens oi San Fran CISCO ny arFiyal there. that cannot find an instant to arrange my ideas to gve you particulars
 Ny poor comrades, behind. were m as good health aS could well be expected under the s0Ftures they endure. Beheve me, very stFectlonatey, your frisn6, TERRENCE BELLEW MCMANUS
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DfyissoN oF CALIFORNIA. .---1he Los Anee says there IS desire among the residents California for diylsion of the State,
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E'.f..t I'M .E I.l-al.

t1@e% Stf S1eFfft cf ftststtf Lieut. Colonel Gaslavus L80ais, af shs ssxgb infantsy te ae coiengi. ssYeh | isSs, see Brooke GeesSSetl.
 Cspsaln William Holman. eg thg sixth iafsalrY. vo be major. Aar,t te IsAi, wee Miies pgaeiasd ta tae lAsTd iaiaaiF.
 SseratA Rsgsmshs sf EsfRsss Iieat. Colonel Hsary Wilson, ~ shs fir, .w- faAtSy. u he esiaEe, June il. 1881 vice Agbac- kss, dsccaSeG
 eapsasp JcsePa R Sgola. ef Sac second infant Ty b br mS3st. Jene Il 1851. Sles saiahn6se, promoted "a befrSt iataatgy
 Fifs' Lseat. sobesf <. GsFy:2t, b he captain 1ageh 2, sss5i. .vics Rams pgoriosed e iae fousa EisplFy, Comparv <.
 Second Lieat. Edmund k Smi,s, fo br ssv Comp2ny A.
 tlgeve, 2d Lieut. William L. Easeii, 'a be sec snd iieatcnapt Msteh D. ssS1, vicc k. K Ssn.sh promoted. Company E.
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Appointments and Psematieas. The War DepaEsneas has apsoasesss sss
tFsaArAsS-s.
Fsiaa R-r.ner,. .f f..Gn,.n.

Faia1 a-xaNtps gf infwsy Csslet Henry E. wtstss le be S7eyey aesona lseateuaas. Jais !. iSsi. CosapaaysK
 S.eesti Rszasem. q ssge@ev Csae. tferieal CAspsn. sa Be 3fesef SseaHs ltenseaans 4aiY i, isal. cssap1as h Cadet TAssrss .. C. AmogY ta be efsyet so. eeaa laeatenass. JhlY l. iSsi. Eoanaey A. Gaaes 6ovsta A. FasiF4t. ie bs heee3 sgss6e lieateasHs. July !, isst. Company g.
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The Escnnn nr NrcNIanns.

The sa5ieiued account of the escape from Van Dsesaan L.and of McManas the Irish eAll... now safe in CalifoTaia. $ taken isosa tbe Cora. wall Chronicle
 We have to announce Q the public mud. and to the world al large, t4a; Mir McMasus ss gone When he was ne.e&Ssd from the cruel punishment lo which he was subjected ai Port AFihaF, by the advice of his eo6asel. MF. kaSat, he Fetaranss to hs tawn.. where lie had been anporaeuesd al l;5St 10 resiSe. worn out n bodily S.FeI3;h. rpfeehied lR ax6a. and hsS eaergles--h 90 uniek-- heretofore SO yLgurous--hDwei down and deadened by the welEhtof the tremendous paHsa.iseal with whleh he had bs en Sa cruelty vissie1. The ex. citement caused by ihe congratulations aud good wishes 0f very many friends for hardly one ia Launcestnn bat knew and esteemed him kept han for the dFSt day oT two of hiS arslSa4 en hs xgs That over, he saak hgs bed i 8 state of high fever. Nhile yet hiS pgosuanon had oaly ex sted few hours in the andSs 0g the kind aften- ton bestowed on is4a a the sanctuary 0t hiS friend has aching head was Lad on hES pllow n despair q, the reertpt sf pereatoTs uFders, to immediately proceed ta that Aeil upon earth, where he had been so sorey and grevously afflicted and W hence he had so very recently fetufnet, 1Als order was not much calculated tn restore his health and anlsnatien. h addition to hs private physician. the government medical officer. Dr Casey. was directed to report whether be was in s kt state f0s removal. and accordingly reported him n so dangerous state that removal from hts bed would endanger his life. The authorities here. upon this report, we've not inhpmaB as 10 forci- hly drag hsa from hls bed. aS Sir Wm. Dem,son would have done bad he been on the spot. and they left hun til, heinz somewhat restored, he might safely bc conveyed ID the hands of the ;oriarers. On Saturday morning, however, or derS were received from the hlood-thiTsty rilsr, to seize him 10 whatever state he might be, and lave hia conveyed we may presume in 'so cart dfawu by human beings, e.iltAed n yellow to tie couyiet hospital, where he Eiighl be treated as q siek eans,ct and, when ,hs order was about tt be earned into effect. he was gone nor has he yet been found. The emsssras of lhe Governor have been ever siuce in adefaiigable search for hm. bGs he ls not to be found. Can he be ianked upon as an abscondeF anNlous 10 evade the just punishment due to hlnl Or. rather, may he net De said 10 have been hunted out ol the place by an nhunlan tyrant r.
 Mr. AcManas has safely arrlyed al San Frsneis- co, California IS the following letter form his pen, to his friend John B. Dillon. Esq, of New York, win show
 SAN FaAScssco, June II, 1851. hgola Frisnf aud Cosarade have barely tIne 10 announce to you by tbIs maii my arrival on the frt.ea sf.sr,az of Afrriaa
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The Rnnnanrx Line.

The San Diego Herald. of the 18th af Ja nounees thst tbc splendid rnashle u,orlain. slgued 10 maSe lbe initial point of boabt tween tbe United Suites and Mexico. on citic, has al las; arrived and been pLsoed pedestal, under the sgpefintendence o HardcsstIe, of tl.e Typographical Engineea
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ET Ths ssaazas of : Msdasp. hAse bee5 rs- ssssea. ibs plees ic Mas, P. D. F.. wi. se ess- lSshed. TAs one tc :. Marina" cessains nash asv. real poe.ry bai zsea- e0Te-.ion.
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niecsIsn mesnsna. !,

The fo'iowing oaieial returns have sesa Feesi'