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The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-11-22
ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
HICHCOX & KELLOGG,

Corner of Third and Cedar sts opposite Judge Lambers.
VJIIL keep constantly hand general supply Of the
best unaduerated drugs and medicines and articles
usually kept for sale in drug stores.
Physicians prescriptions put with the greatest care
Medicines be procured at all hours Of the night,
without extra charge.
u. Profits small, and terms cash.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-11-22
POE T r z.
From the National Intelligen GER.
WEBSTER.
BY ANNA C. LYNCH.

" Eds
BY ANNA C. LYNCH.
ssWhen I, and all who hear me, shall have gone to
ast home and when the mould may have gathered on
memories, as 1t will on tombs.'-[Webster's Spec
Il the Senate, July, 1850.
The mould upon thy memory! No,
No not while note is rupg
or those divine, immortal songs
Milton and Shakpeare sung;
Not till the night of years enshrOuds
The Anglo Saxon tongue.
No! let the flood Of Time roll on,
And men and empires die;
Genious enthroned on lofty heights
Can its dread course defy,
And here on earth, can claim the gift
OF immortality;
Can save from that Lethean tide
That sweeps dark along,
A people, name; peoples fame
To future time prolong,
As Troy still lives and only lives
In Homer's deathless song.
What though to buried Nineveh
The traveller may come
And roll away the stone that hides
That long forgotten tomb;
He questions its mute past in vain,
Its oracles are dumb.
What though he stand where Balbeck stood
Gigantic in its pride;
No voice comes o'er that silent waste,
Lone, desolate, and wide;
They had no bard, nor orator,
No statesmaIl-and they died.
They lived their little span of life;
They lived and died in vain:
They sank ngi' ri ,usiy beneath
Oblivions silent reign,
As sank beneath the Dead Sea wave
The Cities of tue Plain.
But for those famed immortal lands,
Greece and Imperial Rome,
Where genius lett its shining mark
And found its chosen home,
All eloquent with mind they speak,
Wood, wave, and crumbling dome.
The honeyed words of Plato still
Float on ihe echoing air,
The thunders of DemostheneS
Egean waters bea-,
And the pilgrim to the Forum hears
The voice of Tully there.
And thus this memory shall live,
And thus thy fame resound,
While far off future ages roll
Their solemn cycle round.
And make this wide, this fair New World
An ancient classic ground.
Then with our Country's glorious name
Thine own shall be entwinei;
Within the Senate's pillard hall
Thine image shall be shrined;
And OH the nations Law shall CLEAN
Light from thy giant mind.
Our proudest monuments no more
May rise to meet the sky,
The stately Capitol o'erthrown,
Low tn the dust may lie;
But mind sublime above the wreck,
lmmortal-cannot die.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-11-22

The Grand Cross of San Fernando has
been conferred upon Concha, Captain Gen.
eral of Cuba, for his services during the
Lopez invasion. This is the highest mil
itary distinction in Spain.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-11-22

SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK MANCFACTORY.
FNHE subscriber socfts the patronage Of the public
anl assures all purchasers in his line, that he will
sell cash, saddles, harness Of all kinds, and Trunks of
better quality, and cheaper than other establish
in Minnesota Pur hasers will do well to call at
his shop, Third street, St. Paul. door east Of S.
H. Sergents and judge for themselves.
A. R. FRENCH.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-11-22
NANNY & WELD.

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES.
1856 Main Street, ST. Louis,
T1OULD respectfully call the attention Of dealers in
w Minnesota, to the largest and varied
ment of RooTS and SHOES offered in ST. Louis
Believing that they offer better inducements to pHr
chasers, than any other establishments which they
willing demonstrate upon examination Of their goods
and prices.
September "a, lS51-y
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-11-22

Arpo1NrMENr.-Joseph Blunt, Esq, of
the city of New York, has been appointed
Commissioner to China. This appoint
ment is spoken of with high favor by
leading journals.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-11-22
ST. PAUL HAT AND CAP STORE.

ON THIRD STEET TWO DOORS BELOW WABASHAW.
HE subscriber having just received his fall stock Of
Hats and Caps, would call the attention Of purchas-
to large and better selected assortment of goods in
his line than be found north of St. Louis.
All which he offers for CASH, at small advance on
eastern prices.
n purchased at this establishment, ironcd free
charge r. WEST MCCLOUD.
October ?, 1S5l-l-cnl.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-11-22
FRENCH & COLLINS

FRENCH & COLLINS
AUCTIONS COMMISSION HOUSE
THE undersigned having received Auctioneer's Conn
mission from the Governor Minnesota have opened
Auction and Commission House, Third street, near
Jackson, Paul, where they will sell commission,
Groceries, Dry Goods, Furniture and all kinds of
chanze. They believe that the superior advantages Of
st. Paul markets will be sufficient inducement
business and manufacturers distance, to send
their goods, &C., to be sold commission at private saie
or at auction. Their charges will be moderate.
NJ b. Particular attention viii be paid the sale Of
real estate, about st. Paul, st. Anthony, Stwa-
ter. A. Il. FRENCH,
Oct II, Amy +. Z. COLLINS.
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w. Thomson,

No. CARROLL HALL, Baltimore, Md,
AGENT FOR SALE
BALTIMORE PRINTING INK, C0L0RED INKS, BOOK
INK and NEWS INK, of superior quality and at the low
est prices.
W. I. warrante the Ink made at the Baltimore works
to be of the very best quality, and should article
shipped by him fail give sasfactiont be returned
at his expense.
PRICES OF INK PER POUND.
No. Power Press, News, 25c; No. Power Press
News 30c Hand press, news 25c No. l, Power press,
book soc; No. 2 Power press book, 40c; Hand
book, Ne. g. 4Oc; Hand press, book, No ?, 5Oc Hand
press book, No. l, 75c; Card ink 81 90, Fine blue ink
s. so; Poster blue ink, 81 SO; Fine red ink, 81 SO
Poster red ink 81 so; Green ink, 81 90; Brown ink,
s. 90.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-11-22

ITO HOUSEKE KEEPERS. Brass Ket-
Il ties, GridiroDs, Bake Pans, Coffee
Mills, &C.. a full assortment at the
ST, PAUL HARDWARE STORE.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-11-22

Sir John Franklin.
The London Morning Chronicle pub
fishes the following interesting statement,
vouching for its accuracy, and saying that
the Admiralty has ordered an inquiry:
GLOUCESTER, Friday.
An extraordinary circumstance has just
happened here, which hasten to commu-
nicate. 1t is almost incredible, but for
the fact that the authority is undoubted,
and the Admiralty have been induced to
order an official inquiry, which is now be-
ing proceeded with.
These are the facts: Last Sunday after
noon, Mrs. Russell, lady living at Woot-
ton, near this city, observed something fall
in the garden, while at dinner. On send
ing out the gardner, he found it to be a
small balloon, in the car of which was
card, bearing the following inscription:
EREBus, ll2 w. Long.
II deg. N. Lat.
September 8, 1851.
Blocked in.
The matter was at first looked upon as
a hoax, but subsequent events led to q
communication being made with the Ad-
miralty, who sent for the balloon and card,
and Immediately on their receipt sent
down Captain Beechy, R. NJ, to Glou-
cester, with another officer, to make in
quiries. These inquiries are now being
prosecuted; Captain Beechy having been
twice at Wootten, examining all parties
resident there. 1t turns out that it is
real Government balloon, of exactly
similar kind to those sent out with the
Erebus, when she sailed from England.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-11-22

Arrival of the American Prisoners ut Madrid.
One hundred and twenty-six of the A
merican prisoners from Cuba had ar
rived.
The royal decree, comforting the Grand
Cross Of the Royal and Military Order of
San Fernando ON General Concha, and the
favors on other officers, is published in
the Madrid Gazette.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-25
oeeaa steamer Atlaatic.

The H9n-srriFsi ef the Atsatje s a matter of al absorbing ialefas; at NeW Yefk bat H4aay cf ..gs papers sft nr-s n. a-ssef ilsts- Bs safe Ehsr- havs b~ea 1ssy instances xierr steamships yiy3sg s@t~~~n ta- uaited >'zRes aae Eng' aac. have e-ea coups.lei ta pat back S caaseQ Qa-uce ef sses5ss,g 5appsses. sad the Aepe lst saeA ls2s t.rea te wstss fire A'ssnt8e fs ali ghat aa~ Feas4ias. Tae SeE York Herald sayss
 fhs 4e7tia pat sack ss o8e oce4s5sa. the gal ~do8Fa sss fsse-G 10 gas DECK mhsa sae sse tari of the distsDc@ across i8e Atlantic Ocean ta cers .tis Liy~ss-sei oesao~lsed pas bscs and sePaSr her asseasa eFy; ta- Uait-i stsEes sI 54a4 Fst~ aot s9s@ s-s iasssssre. 'A@ser~. of steam sAis being ssFs~a Essara ta tse i,oFt wsleacs see -al.-.a, saa r-psF esa,sges. Neas-r t..e 'iasf,c aer sHy gss~f steamer as f=e frsfn accsuf. as be esass sls has ssrn disabled i eaas a5t !s~ taag sar 5- nes safe
 tune since vessel aAs se~a a-rtsssa SD ia md eCsaa. i.s fa~ tsaek 0f -tssni-ila+ Qtsisz z b~;sr~a tse Iais~a Ss.gcs sa4 l~-ai 8r4tsia lt eat tAlt sts a-4 e0eue iH cc s.aa wi}s sasu= ata@r .~sse kat <ha& au- E aaas-ss4ss sa say. he g~aesai opui5 a, 4ssssrsrr - sl44 jt as either i4e Aasa4c br 1hs Atfira. both of waife %e-s e-s-ssag sss ecesa af tsse s5u3e sjgn- W h.S~ aot heAgG thas tSle Africa rss iHgo saY sa'q W- @sas sE her srsissl at Ligef o0j saa 8 sic gja has hsye a e0ssisa wiga tA~ reported ys~S3. X $ v~rs gtsasos- ts- 4s satlc &d. Toe EsE.ssa paoef4 ssisv taraw sosne H.ss ea sae saoiect. Me are -trsaZy os foe og3a,oa toss iae t.aatie aa4 J.s' Rsisssisae ii sss hal. Cs9ssja West a as. ss.j aaspss> af 5esai-iai. Oar latest 4s,es l,aen l.A, s,srs ts Sh- ash ot Jsaasyy. lt saA4 tss= 5xo gr ghrs~ w@-ks h~lafe tae As4sna-c eoai Feach ts, p.4e@ agasf sails. se repeat, ere is 30 a-e.. at apprehension yst; al al eseats @s lo .ss szleiy 0i ls@ Af.sugas f'
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nsrrinn in Cn,tnn.

iswiil be sses, from lac as~s sf sse Afsi-s, ihs latest EussYeaa arrival, tAas farther 6vess ef sf pesny. has Iakea place ia thEs article lsi- ter b the Nsw Ys,k Cessi<s ard Esqaisss in rssa ten ts this ssd9ea FAlI ia price. ssys:
 '-Ths rssait new dePssts ss the esurss af soatA ssu pssaters may adept with the h4lAnrs sf th<ss seors Oar fssth is snshaksa ta mssesate crop
 csssainy act exceed ]. i5S. .nsNl bales: bal sAs asRisiy ef pl.stsrs ,s reslz~. cAss's< early asssy rsesip,A wiii. # p~rstsi.s ia wrsk~a confidence ia aay sssinats ua4e. 1D9 OS9 hAss. at ell sys=ts dsprsss Pfiess la lie Peist whisa ~t bseSAsstered cafe. a2eptax that estimate tke nz~is sg UFera- uoas. aaa wh.a later ia h. season iks fses sf . sae4srsts crop is essAsisaxt fSr whSss eeEsss ~il the sfres bs corrected i''
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Arrival of Ihe steamer Africa.

XAg Ala afas &4ff-l lGtiES Eefstzez,
 The Africa arrived ca ;as l5lh"ps,. bringing n iesIiseres, Of the safety q ,he s,sH7 shP Aaz,le The excitement and asxiety eoseerning ,hi. vessel was rery great sad nay bs ua-lsrs;oos. from sn srteIs ia snOhes rOroe Of cur paPes, Pgt IF b-or. receiving ihe oC Der safety. TsitggaPaeA 10 the Memphis gie.
 Fsra BfspssGA-Nsx Yssk. F~h. l5.-The Adj ea Is b~loS esniUs up S'se e7izgs isieilig~see cf the safety os the A,anisr, naca vessel. azR slae days oes broke bcih Der sAagyz. Sae iEea srlea so ssas ts ihs Wszi~af5. sa4 jA six days Fstgrasa To CS-k. reaching ths9s on i< 29i of JsnRsry. The Camsss has s<ea sIisg<4 io tsIng her psss>nseEs aad was 10 sail fs tis Tost the 4gs ef FehFaa.y
 S<esa4 DSsEassk-The Atlantic sxssTieaesa se- Tese ~x1shsT and broke bosh sse shafts ef her ea- gines during hafstcRse, also her 21ttse oox-s carried axzx SAe sss toisisy dssAb9st. and after SIX days hSassng ;o ths Westward, she faaliy 2uf saek aai rrachsd Cork al P N. es 'hs 2 sl' The vessel sas,aias4 6lnAse a-ysaa ,hE, aiready sia.ea. H-r and Fasseag~rs were aa vel 4 card rasstsh-d A Cork ey ;he passengers ,osar- isz sisa tss,iBOny 'o iae gFsa, strength and power ef .sIe shtp eonteaila= t3S '5aae days ags3asi 4lraos' .nsnsesFapied west,sy gsi of great sey-r- Hy Her s4rEisaSle eoEsiaes aassss ssis ia fesara- ing l-o miles is sPckea oi Ia the hsysest pIaisr aH1 ss .p;. W-s. .s awarded great es<0eaiams iat hss exeslians particularly sts hss' o45esr J " SsaEel,. was sIek at ;bs iiGe; saa fo NJ Resss. tue caief sas'aeer. The eugiae%rs agso pahs;sA card ef thanSs . Capt. W .s. h;s ksass- nsss sn4 s,i-@siga.
 The Cambria teft Iivsrpocl fsr Cork ca the ssh all, as4 was ss seAFs there the ssh instant, .iA nolhGag but ihe eAFgS of the Ausa,Ee IL :s feared it vii gaSs ma=ths to repair the eaEnsgs sassaaed The raasls ef me Aiiaatse were brought by Ias Afrieai also her passengers.
 TA. chief EallSas ia Esrsee are preparing 10 s-n9 theiy aroSsgss 70 the Worlds Fair 4 i~pori tSsess zh.nua f. a. an1 retire 10 s monastery
 T-ks propeller City of Ciasgaw arrived sai frssn Psasael phia On tAs 18th uss. Ths weathsr 0a the 3si,ish eesst hss Aeea very stormy. May vssseis had seen obliged ie pat back.
 Psxs-A s~e0aa hatch ef traas.tisn ministers have sesa sppaiat-1 Ay sSe PTssiSsa. wAo is gaia iaS pepuissiiy and strength.
 LsvEKrOeL~-Coissa--Jh he ssses snSa sied ts @ . eoa baies al eeeliae of is9s44. 1bs market was e<arrsse4
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TIC Better FeeliaE. or Ma, rr,...-,-

AAe hesteF Feeiiags of Man Tr,umuA.
 Ths fetlowlag Aassdose s. eA,.,-,-.''."' -'"'.
 eSng Aus~fsea, re css fre~ sh. % p d Eeas, ef iAe 18th sf Jaaaarf. 'a@a'as
 We aare remarked soma af ,b. ....t
 s'As s+ aSai&ai'Y as 2ass~rs tA rvagh tNt. ..,-F E efef Cast eyes aPaa a eur lSle b-sfs-. ,;,'y, " esy' Saiss staaeta2 st ibe Eschaaxe a,, ,,,...s -. " eee ot tR~sssry hssSsSt .sos4a, ,,. 4esA ~fsiFcs ta tbe tssAsss, freq, (si,fs.
 1l'ef es1aeaily isag fesiGeaee "a F4 psr.s. sI sAa saess with hlsi. xs,e A~srs.A N. - tie @ss tsra sAs'enAag ie Jse isAbss of s n.ssss & " 's'fs4 @aah EseAes aaI aa s~esas Ma s.,-s -1 iS'Asas'Faasag to ges aeslas es tao sser. .i - 1eS aefee &'%srs." Szls hs, a a.srgair,.. .. , sVN : sE'sea to g.vs yoa S2p, pass ven h,5g-....,, .eet s"egs asa man ffcw wesss. syt # i. ss. ''sSs 'asie ssp'i rcdr pseks4 there ;l N rsVssSet from ais be5,, seassa sf tas tss roaaa Ioo&cs Ssvexe sesianre at 4s.,.. ,s ~ at '''s sassAa' t@dy ga a sao9e ana sr, ,.,is. *AA'F k'tss' ea fpeiF way So Gastsarnt@ sya.. ,. v te pass ihe sieeked ap hesaagbfars fs4..rs. ~ \ \ @ " 4tgss'As eNAs e3 ibs mother ia ss ia.f ,,,
 , -. ~''se SeAa sases 'SAs 7asnxea as ayF.4 x |. 1l' .4 'as 'Aay' saeSed the sasis. &szsssr ans ,q eTS " sSs' ss as aFla, calsei iA~ stseat,es af sas sas7ss Buck boys" sud he ~.s.ks -. Tor sae 'AaH iae Way Was eiearri ,A. 5.Sv '...
 V ar siaaT3fs sFiensi ss scg sa8 ssgs.s .g,s, ,h
 TOT z sns@Ase ef tsss aad ha turs.s gaaa5 ,. esaaa PefrrtFe hss aare sas8S@a sx5gA t.,.a- , ~. iag thsEa' he Psfesivs3 sp Nsse rar,re,n, ess,. ese - Save acsa swss lrsna lsssss. s., ' .,ss - - a Fe'se ''fef i>a Ysass.lssl aapssu A5d sae ss'tie faces of taass, eiss5rea me s' my family Ged hssss say s,st. .as ,s-I. mothef. So, shaking hi.ssalf. as s wt-s hs V. 'assea SIS FeFos'ef ts his aelt and i, a,l5 ve,r. sssd ta ne native Gene issars, sx se,, .. v,, cAa' my iF'c6d, get iaa, mule rpass sas veg .s., aaFs NaAt Ton ask more" He ealaes ,u.y
 NS'afe Aa'afe, sNla ~e, 6ow auseeogataesr yss 1 .oa'eS ne narasn hesra ws never waaia have e. eased that savage leekiHg isaa ef s-s,ss,.a, sv. sssp. walked sway to sss assea aaI .,,sss. " of t. 1" ~s aSss
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-25
Gee. J. A. aai,maa's Address.

h sHSihsr portion ef ear paper. we paeli<h Ihs a41res. ef sAIs geHtIersn. 10 the people ef Msssss siFr.sPas kss rssisaaiios of sAs oses of Goresaor af ihe Sssts- II is kaoEa to our Fes5ers, that he wasoiad.esed fSr psrsisPatisH in Gsss CaSaa java sian, aud order wAs ssasa. systhe Federal cSar, ol ESassaaa, Fer his arrest sa3 s?2-aeaace al New ogleans. Crest excitement wAs the cSEseoasase. sa1 ,hs Ass:.sipPsaas took ;ll> sresa4 openly and balGly. that the gsvsFnusG. had ITO rixat io wrsss frsni State. hss Chief Magistrate b= isieG tel9re slss srfesssi of aasliser Stats They esaleasseS tsai ii Ssas had sovereignty. ~1s fer He people af sAs State ts dictate ksw h. .iio se tried white eIvreisiag exees,iss aaihsrity aad. ,hs, the rsv srsssa:. sy eHfsrcssg shis arrest, wsaa sssabiish shs 'igAi 10 leave State Ia aaaresy. ia or3ss ts 10 alIsy exeltenest aad prsysSt ths eS1fa.ioa ans trsa5se ~h.ea would kaye r-satej. Gov. Gsi:raaa resissst lsis eeiA stAtsa. and Pressaie5 hlmass l al New osI.aa. fer IriAs. Ia GsayiEx The riga, sf tas Fe5sf.f Gsvesnsas 10 drag frosu his ssaee inc Exscgssve of Si.ts 10 br tried ia aaslhe., the New ofloAas Delta ssTs;
 "3aI sapgSs. Ii4is sscitiss were dsahsfal, xhs csa shut ats ryes Ia The frct. that mere oGious exercise ef Federal ps~er has s<k4sfa. If eyer hxea pressed 5~fofe lie eoastFyf o. # Iii he us. rrza- t sSSsey' II eaa EegaiEe frasfal fasag iazgiaxl to lsFssSc ;ha nssI4esed E-nssb8ii;ies whicA may bs &TssseG useless y-1Hd aEasressss1ty zsaasef--5a sas ssssrtlsa 0l sark poser We care not Co Irass csrz@ISes wsIs eaayassisE the fnesig~s wasca assy as operating ia urgiag this rSse Is thss eas~ Bat m4sy shsses esas1 b. giFca sas sx@refss of shr gewsr h~rs eslmra. that the ioxers eS cowcora
 the esPeStrFs ef Stale ssvsErigEtT e4s fsseuas 10 :ae uasos, Eags.s Gep1ore"
 ! Ia Iks iastsRse. lssse lsas bsea sn unnecessary exsiSiss sf power the PA'i sf the gessrsnasst,sa ease whish has prsesdsut. isws seig aaswa iAst Gov. QSisrnaG =saa ss Tss4y for tsi4i al sEs end Of hs exeeasiss tsrm. shi-a cSad be csas GAea as wes as BOW. Basthe oe,sct seems Co have b~<a ,s 9egF&se hn, II Psssis'r aud bring s6sssspai. naa. who is opposed to ,Ien politically is ialai sal 10 them in every PEinaip.s tsey profess. aad whs seSras Inc ba~e means s~hics have beea used @y Ike szgsta.stra.ie@ so PEoSsrAle hin. Iae peo. | ple ef New o:seAns Ia have a asi agprscia- tea oi sAe motives wAieh Aeialse hIs prS-.ca ca wi'h sGeA ossliasey, aad uPan his arrival in ths, city, received him with epea ar.as He will rise superior 10 the viasseslvs sci which passas hln, aaa gs bsek io as ssat. wsrEaly, enthusiastically welcomed, ~hsa he retaEned covered wI.A glory fFoss she soes assi q Mexico
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-25
E,rss ss Css-k C1rexis Court.
A-sI~F 70 N%1EA tNIAEE N91TE- STATE rsE CT EaowN, sarv vs JajEmeas affirmed CRow ( E!

NAA @S~ VI A@1F'st SNft z
 !" Ja5Emsas sfirrssd-
 Where js3gnsnt has been rendered by justice Of ias peace, Ani transcript thereof fled Ia lac Olcs of The eseri Of tas eireait as&er secs. I3s. i4o of chap. s. Digest. sHscsissa may De issas1 iAereoa toasoser esuH,y. ans levied sa p-r- sOa4 xell Fsal ests;e as ia the case of JsGx- meat rea&sEed ay iiss eireast e9sl.
 h actions Sn sa.risF b0a1 for fa!iare to e1e- cate sit f4cist, il is ssEsisas 10 eel eai n tas declaration the sxecs;ioa ~5sca came tS his haa4s. bat II 'ss plaiausT also ea, ,As a6Eusent. Aaa ssers that he has s@li& sabsss jag lsSgyasa,, he vii Ss hed 10 sae proof sss av~fmsH;s la the ,ie- essrt'ioa nlskiHg lae jsSgmess material part es his case And SPOo sks pIsa os HzI Je. reSa.d. he mast prove va.li, sssss,isg record st ,as tIa1s It is nof saskei~Bt lGr nsw lrizI hat The PisiE'iG wss iksR Sy sar?rss 5y aa S5j~clSa made 10 the ,faaserip, of tS- record eees-6 ia ev5ence
 Peiilioa fer rss0Esi@srAtisa EieG
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Mall Reute frem vicksAasg ts Napeseen.
 Hum bs sssn frsm She fslAswsag esrr~spoHSsHes thas ear members Of Css9ssm MsssrA- Sebastian snd Johasss. have bssn naking efforts b have this sssl transported y Steamboat
 Gel JsAsson says to The Editors
 Ihavs bssa striving had ts get this rouis by Stssmboats established.
 shall succeed if steamboat men viii carry il for glo.o0o. or under. Invite lsis ssssatioa aod ssll lssm ts sesd tn thsis bsds to the Dspastmsas fer River mail fram NsPoseoa to yicksbaTg aud back twies . week sseh way. | hasd yoa letter apoa ths subject from shs ?. 0. DepartnsRt.
 The Feliswisg is the letter:
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.Ay~s'6sa S.sisr.
Is a Flying Maeaine Possible,

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