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The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-08-11
Nofic,.e.I-. ,..I.

EKTE will make liberal advances in CASH
w on COTTON consigned to our friends
SWINEY, GREENE & CO, New Orleans.
III B. WOLFE
OT Opposite the Post Office.
Yazoo city, Sept. I7th 1s5I-1y
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-08-11
q S0sItherRa Stand

DOf Atwoods celebrated- New improve
Amen) Gin Stands for Sale Enquire Of
LINK q. HARRISON.
or ". w. ELLIS.
YazooCity, June 15-1851-tf.
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z UST received per steamer Tallahatchie:
eS New Superfne ST. Louis Flour,
No. 1, Connecticut River Shad,
No. 1, Mackerel / bhls. and Kits,
Laguira coffee, Rio do.
Crushed and Pulverised Sugar,
Wine Crackers,
Sperm aad Star candles,
Winter Strained Sperm Oil.
Nails, all sizes, for sale cheap by
III. B. WOLFE.
Yazoo city, Oct. 18th 1851.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-08-11

WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
JUST received 2 very large supply of Watch
es and iewelry of all descriptions and atesl
ityles which we wiz wholesale to country
dealers aud others POSITIVELY lower than
can be purchased in New Orleans.
Yazoo city, Dec 24th s.. II. WILSON.
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meeting Of Consulting Engineers, invited By the
Board Of Directors Of the Association for the Exhibition
q the Industry Of all Nations for the purpose Of examin
Nc the plans submitted for building, held ct the
office Of the Association Friday the 18th August 1852
Present 81 Post Esq. engineer Of the Erie Railroad
IL A. Gardiner. Esq of the Hudson River Railroad; g..
w. Whistler. Esq, OF the New York and New Haven
Railroad; Soiyman Merrick, Esq, Of Springfield w. II
Moreli, Eco, New York;. and John A. Roebing, Esq.
Trenton
On motion. W. H. Morcn. Esq called to the chair,
and John A. Roebng, Esq was appointed secretary;
aud the several architects having been called in their
plans exhibited and their respective merits it
was, motion Of 8. 8. Post Esq,
Resolved-That the plans submitted to the Board all
eyince great talent and skill and exhibit great beauty
design but despatch important consideration
and the Board In the selection of Mr. c. H. Detmod
experimenting engineer and architect, Mr.. Horato
Allen as consulting engineer and MI Edmund Hurry as
consulting architect have securd the services of officers
abundany sufficient in every respec to attain the great
objects Of the enterprise far the building is con
cerned the engineers invited to consult decline ex-
pressing any opinion to the relative merits Of the
plans submitted.
On the motion Of ii. A. Gardiner, Esq,
Resolyed-That We do now adjourn sine die
w. IL M0RELL, Chairman.
JoBr A. RoEBLING, Secretary
Tie architects whose plsns examined are uus
w. Adams, Esq ;. Leopold Edlitz: Bogardus Hoppin
Sir Joseph Paxton G, i. Anderson George Platt
Eco Christensen Gdemester; - Raleigh; Downing
& Vaux A. Saelzer.
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Later from Utah.

We have received the Desere News, dated June 18th
pph he'd at Great Salt Lake City from which extract
the following para graphs -
The Work Of God Is rolling like fire in the dry stubble
and II any man thinks he can stop it, and will put forth
his hand arrest its progress he will find himself in the
same situation were the servants OF heather king
who bound Shadrsck. Mesheck and Abednago for when
they the furnace. it devoured them but the
wicked prisoners they called them walked in the fire
and had not so much as smell Of cinder or smoke
them
Peace peace peace: all peace in Utah let the rest OF
the world quarrel as they may.
Brethren look out for your water bitches if your
wheat cont get sup from the clouds the Lord will
quIe 1t at your hands for there is plenty OF water from
the snow on the mountains at this time
card is published by John S. Tut Postmaster, aud
u. s. officer at Fort Laramie, in which he deuounces
Judge Brocchus. in pretty strong terms
At meeting of the citizens at the State House
on the 2eth inst. Messr James W Cummings, Hosea
Stout Elias Smith James Ferguson, H. 5. Eldredge
Darlington, ana W. y Staines unanimously elected
to constitute committee of arrangements for the cee
bration Of nations birth day. July 4th We do not
wish to dictate but the citizens Of our sister counties
have become that If they disposed
to institute their local celebrations instead Of travelling
fer to join the Great Salt Lake standard that
sion we zee no improperly in it,
Emgrants are arriving every day from the States on
en- sn.r way 70 .ne mines though we understand that
avoid paying the enormous taxes levied on all citizens
not Mormons, at Great Salt Lake. The emigrants
bring information that the Pawnee indians very hos
tile, having killed many emigrants in instance
killed whole company consisting Of five wagons. They
also reported that the government had hired about
three thousand Sioux Indians to to the Pawnee
try and destroy them, Offering certain quantity Of
goods for each scalp The Sioux camped Fort
Laramie ready for start Who tell the end Of such
policy splendid meteor was Friday, June
18th, at five minutes past nine p NJ this city II
passed in direction from South to Northwest forming
an of about fifteen degrees. 1t appeared in the
shape OF brilliant pale flame which of sufficient
dazzling brightness to have enabled persons to read
common print for few seconds When it exploded il
disappeared In sparks, and was as beautiful
the eye could behold.
The horses attached to the Sampete mail coach were
inst and after good deal Of searching they found
on the West Of Jordon
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Army News.
LCorrespondence Of the st. Louis Republican. ]

RepuDllclD.I
FoRr MERRILL, TrxAs July 10 1852.
This post has been almost abandoned as but one com
paDy % and the band remain here with the sick, until
the hospital and quarts for the bt nd completed at
Fort Ewoll, Texas.
Fort Ewel the post TO be built Mt the crossing of
Laredo and San Antonio roads with the Nucccs river IL
beautiful view OF the surrounding country in every d
recton.
The site selected the best the ncighborhood afforded
although not with reference any comforts the location
offered but with view of better protection from the
cursions of small bands of maTauding Indians
From point about twenty Ave miles above this post
oD the Nueces the country undergoes entire change
in respect TO lis appearance and TO the timber the
banks OF the river further up the river the timber be-
comes scarce stone suitable for building purposes also
The buildings to be erected will have to be made Of
adobes, with matched roofs OF the salt marsh grass
which is very abundant in the vicinity of the post and
is said TO be incombustibe.
The fnlt marsh bottoms In wet weather render the
roads In the vicinity Of the post almost mpassa BILE
wagons The sudden rise OF the river the over
flow Of It's low banks and account Of the scarcity Of
building material in the vicinity Of the post it will be
almost impossible to bridge the stream.
The distance from this post Is about eightyv miles
the distance from Corpus Christi, direct, about one
hundred and ten; miles from San Antonio hundred
and from Loreilo ION the Rio Grande) sixty miles.
Six companies TO garrison the post with the head
quarters the remaining two companies intended for
Companies b. c. d, " r, q, and ii, at tbe site
Of Fort ve and have commenced cutting timber for
the buildings.
The following officers are at present with the regi-
ment -
Fonr EwsLL-Brt Col Louis Conway; It. Elicott
Regt Quarter Master; Brit Capt Palmer, Adt Company
D. Capt Jones 1st 1t. May ID It. Ransom; Company Il,
I'd 1t McRae; Company " Brit. 1t. Col Porter 1st 1t
and Brit Capt Granger; Company G., LIST 1t Frost "a
u Jones. Company u, Capt Lindsay. -,
saten Co J.; ID 1t Lane Asst Surg. H. = Simpson;
ana the band Of the regiment.
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S::: sT::i
Aug brig ySsy.f tc s''is,
Gss@S!d ss as. xiss:. K::"s Si:ass.sss:.
ton. Is nc. going oS. S,in Thos waiter nsnros BSs-
III s a S
x.ss P Ssasa ass.ss ss ana s S
aelehsr Boston, baTss John caskie Rains Genoa bark
sa s prss
Psrse NYork John runis Crane Fall River; wescots
Tses
% s TSsr kns
mas LeIgh,op Plymouth Nc pss in on sooSuIs Of head
let ESenton, NC. for NYOrk cld bark Magnolia HAski
NEWARK, Aug i4-Ar sOhr Echo tBrD, Holisr. St
oREGoN-At Astoria JuIy4 ship Arson. for San Fran
cisco few dAys bark Mendoza. from do; briss Cyoops
ATT at do 10Th barks MEMOIRS Powhasn Success Mary
At PMes's ssusd 9th. sohr Cool whitoomS, for San
At Now Dunseness 9h brigs Leonesa Howard and jane
At Port tS scSrs H,sha~.y and
IL; P Pa.sa f csR s fA'y Mary Taylor
csoFr, Mas s sa%s %.x
Penobscos Whi.aker NYork bark Justice story Ryder
f.: Boston ssSs Moron o. Gys, Dsdss New
Townsend, Csrson Salient Jane Henderson, Peterson,
SON. Crowe Boston. Cid stcamship City Of Boston
terbrosk Boston; bark Orne st John Redbird Boston;
briggs Rother (Br). Norris Pernambueo; Keoka Carver
Boston; Lyra. Dodge do; Ed rim, Morton, dol Abstross
Cochran, do VIM Spear Lam pher, Salon; Teos. Mason
Portsmouth; schrs Creiner Peterson savannah; Lady
Suffolk Crowell. Boston; Eli Townsend Corson Salem;
Old Zack, Miller. Workers; ssmorviiie Chase, Bath; j
Horton. Corsop, Providence.
PROVIDENCE Aug l3-ArI steamer Pelican WilIisms,
NYork; schrs Union, Bangs, Baltimore Boston Cors
Philadelphia; vessa. Tomlip do for Pswtuotet Nicholas
T,sS for S Ella
dent Terry do; VIM Bowen. Kepuey NYork. Sid rehrs
Btognard, Erickson; Zephyr Doyle; Samuel Casnor,
Cullen, and Nath Holmes Godfrey philadelphia; sloops
Radiant Wells Rondout Pointer Fowler, NYork; Provi
PORTLAND Aug ls-cld brig Geo F williams, Collins.
Savannah
RICHMOND, Aug barr schr Hanover, Chichester N
York.
SAN FRANCISCO, July I5-Arr ship Gov Morton, Bur.
CESS 25 NYork bark Esther Francis Coggns,
Panama Acapulco Mox brig Srena, Torres. San Bias.
CID ship Architect Caspar Sydney schrs Sophia Leis Mon
Silver Love, Sacramento; s0ops John Stilson,
Sands, Frazier, Johnson Stockton; Ned Beae, Bar
nard do Sid steamship Northerner sham, Panama schr
Falmouth Santa CRUZ steamer Washington, to assistance
Of ship Ox'trd.
Fremont schrs Sarah Laviha dg for San Frsncsoo Ro
anoke from do. just
SANTA BARBARA ICsl). July Tin port, schr Laura
Bevan. Pierce. for San Diego same day.
SAVANNAH Aug ll--Arr Hcbr Cataract. Rice. NYork.
Sid Emily Weaver, Brook hiladepha; North State
Horton, NYork.
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Items from Oregon.

The United States surveying schooner Baltimore Rich
ard d. Cults commander arrived at Astoria the 10th
twelve days from San Francisco.
Nmrod OKelly tried the Goth of Juue. for the
murder of jeremiah Mahoney. found guilty, and
demned to be hung the 9th of August. OKelly is
20 years Of age.
Some twenty wagons of immigrants were just entering
the Oregon settlements, and large immigration
ported as behind.
The Fourth Of July celebrated in appropriate
manner at Portland and other points throughout the
territory.
The company who went to Queen Charlottes Island on
the brig Eagle have returned Pugets Sound Welearn
from the Oegonan that the expedition resulted ia
tire failure the company being able to obtain gold of
any consequences except what they traded with the nd
ans for at quite its value They have doubt that there
are large quantities of gold the Island from the fact
that of the Indians possessed of large
been working one lead with tolerabe success.
DIED.
On Monday June 2lst 1852 at the Cascades %. IT,
Stephen w Silver aged 20 years OF the late Judge
Silver of North Bend Hamilton Ohio. The deceased
caves wife and large number of relatives to
his loss.
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Stock Sales.

P-nADsLPhIA, AUGUST III Reported by Ba.ksr, Bro
th. Co. )-Firs Bo1rd-S3000 Uoed States Us. 81 ca
p, lao Camden and Amboy Railroad 6s: 20 0l; 1000
sha'ss Union Canal 1875 100 DO 49, 1885 80 Morris Canal
10 1875; 100 SohGykil Navigation referred 3d. 23li
North American Bank, ll7; Il Bank Of Pepnsylvaa ID,
l6 Commercial Bank, cash. 62i4 80 Mechanics Ban6, 81
Be BoIrdsS shares Harrisburg Railroad 49 20
Ls"s I,,d kai,Tond a. be- ~ SseOsd
d. 5d 900 do b. 75 1900 Camden and Amboy Railroad
g., 10 i0lsz 5cC0 Reading Railroad 6s "A, 95 30 shares
chuylki avisation Preferred b. 2 81 do. b. 2; 80
d. 5sn 23 2oo DO IS 81 100 do 30 2s 20 Pepsyyanis
A Hoard So 900 sehuylk Navigation 6s, So 75 5000
do s. 20 5000 Reading Railroad Mortgage 6s, A. %; 100
sha Sohuvlkll Navigation Preferred b5 23 $50 do b.
2s 800 do 20 so Long Island Railroad, So so Reading
Railroad. b5. i6. Market heavy.
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Married.

On Thursday forming, August Il by the Rev. Henry
Chase, Dr. SAMUEL CAMP, of New Marlboro, Mass, to
Miss SARAH j. JONES, of this city.
California papers please copy.
At Alexandria, Va. the 4th inst by the Rev. j. II.
Ryland. Hon. WILLIAM TEMPLE. of Smyrna, Delaware,
Governor of that State to Miss KATE LOWER daugh
tel Of John Lowber. Esq, Of the former place.
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SAN JuAN-Steamship Northern Light-John Doyle J
Doyle Manning Miss Manning Capt Snow and lady
Mrs Jones and child. n Waldron. J Allen, Reed
Williams. Reed, G Siekel, II Johnston. Hughes.
Millick. Howard. Mr. Joyce, Z Lane. Burruss X
Warchs-l70 in the steerage.
NFUvITAs-Brg Florence Eaton and family.
EEw ORLHANs-Ship Sultana-Mr Little and lady, Mrs
Shurley Mr. Herman Mr. Trowbrdge lady and servant Mrs
Howell daughters Mr. Sumpter10 In tho steerAge.
CHARLEsroN-Ship Sullivan-Mss Bone, Bell, lady
and three chil6ren Bell And SON. Feeny and lady,
St George, L Dare, De Bunnynkoss, Brothers,
PerrY
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Passengers Sailed.

LIvERpooL-SteamshipC City of Giasgow-Mss Beresford
PIsAiss Charles Johns. Lieut. selden. Joseph Rich
Anderson, Miss Anderson, Robt Bailey william Ludden
Mrs Walker. Mr. and Mrs Wilkes, Baziere, VIM
Wright. VIM Bsrgon, Mr. Jones, Louis Orthem. Mrs Or
them. Thos Moran, Mrs Moran and family Mr. Somers
Mis- Somers. Dove. Miss Harding Miss south Mrs Ram
Mary Taylor Mr. Bakelsy Mr. CslisIs Mr. and Mrs Good
Jnmes, Miss James, Mr. Cooper, John Knox-Total 81
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Telegrnulic Ronnrla.

PROVIDENCE. August H. 1852
Cotton-Sales for the week 5000 bales. the
ktt closing with very firm feeling with upward
deacy in prices Wool-The demand is fair, with but
small supply Of pulled Prices for all kinds adyanc
ps Sales are "a 500 lbs. Printing Coths-Prces
t with improved tendency The sales for the week
=
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IHE NEW ORLEANS MURDER investigation
m ihe case Of the murder Of Mr. Green in New Orleans
has occupied two days, has closed, and the Record
and Duly be committed on n charge OF murder and ro
a iiiE cunningham on the charge Of st0bbing with D
~ WEAPON with intent 10 kill admitting him 70
~ w. u'' q N&fo The two first wrre sent ~ ~
required security k''' 'f
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THE MARRIED woMANs PRIVATE MEDICAL

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UMPIRE CITY LINE-FOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA
~ Aspnwau direct and San Jpsn-Ths splendid doSsls
Dayton WilsSn Esa SooMmander will leave for A:pp-
VAL direct on Ihurday iSth Day Of August from her doom
and unequalled in her ventilation. Fog
rsiShs or passage, HI Am SON NJ. "a nro.sv.v
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OFFICE OF THE AUSTRALIA STEAMSHIP LINR-
- =: Is SEhvoSS l3l Pearl street The Steamship
WEST WINE. viii sail Saturday next, August 2ist q
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LIMITED sTArES NAIL STEAMSHIP oOnPAAT-
-ony through o. s. Nail line California and 0rsgon ~
Aeptnwa and PAnAmABy order Of the PostmasASr eno-
raj ths United States Mail steamers with the grSAt Oa
Orleans the 7h aud I'd When these dates ooous q
Sunday the sailing to be postponed until the Monday f
lowing The Pache mail be readiness fer
sssE.ch on arrival Of the mails PAaana
nst o. the steanships bsionging to this oomPany:-
GEORGIA BOO tons CRESCENT CfTY.l $50 toax
OHIO: 5000 tons Gu RkOKEE. 100 toas
LIMOS; 2 500 tons Phi ILaDELPHfA-Il o9 tons
Leaving New Ysri for i;ptn1s on the 9Th and sS :;
Tao new steamships "a Dorado aaa Falcon will form
direct he Now Orleans ana Aspinwx leaving On
tho 9TH and I'd OF each and forming with tho Pae6
steamships through line to and from New Orleans and
ports in 0exce, California aud Oregon Passage New
0rie.ns oar be occurred from Armstrong. Harris css
rHK RATES FROM NEW YORK AsrINwALL WILL IN
For Ladies' saloon State Rooms ............... .98
Lower Aft and Forward saloon Rooms. ......s....0
SECOND Cabin stanoees-
Pssssn CORA are landed at the railroad depos Aspnw.
free The railroad being In operaon and oayt
running over hall the distance from ApinwAu to PaasmA
the transit Of the lsthmus be performed frr0
eighteen 10 tweptyfour koursths which vxYaa
from $40 TO $25 to be borne by the PASSENGERS.
PACIFIC NAIL sTEAMsHIP COMPANY.
Tho public informed that Or tbs
Of stenmere inspected and approved BY ths
Navy Department commanded by Navy officers and
rying the United Ststos As win hereafter leave PsnAs
ately arrival Of the Atlantic mails and San Frx
at Acapulco boat will be kept Mt each u
The route aocdens The following steam pAoksts
belonging to the Pacisc Nail Steam1hip Company
on tho Pacific one Of which viii be sways IN port ~ see
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ONE DAY LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHr.
Additional Items from the Pacific,
80. SO. SC.

The steamship Northern Light Captain Tinklepaugh,
arrived at FIVE O'Clock yesterday morning from San Juan
Nicaragua whence she sailed the slh August bring
ing dates from San Francisco to the 10th July. She
brings three hundred passengers and $4,000 in gold
dust:
THE SPECIE LIST OF THE NoRrHsRN LIGHT.
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0HIPPIU0.

-,
TEE BRiTIsH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Sr,o. Mail Now York and Liverpool
opy calling at Halifax to land and receive mails and
AEs3S s T ~; XIX hs,s S.syssl
AMERICA, CAPT shan shannon; ccANApx; Capt. Lang.
green on the starbosrd, red on port. :
from Nss Aa
sna E ssssSR
from WWsddns:dS:y Sept j.
sr Boston 70 IiSsspoe OPP
Freight will be charged specie beyond amount
an experienced surgeon board.
letters and newspapers must pass through the Post
For freight or passage G ,Gsy e Rovn, ,..,
WArcnns-By order Of the British Treasury, watched
ere afat Eng
which French and Swiss watches may BE-
dipped - Hayre for New York Boston, via Liverpool
tho English Custom house. '"s =
ladrg are given in Havre for New York.
Tor LIyERPooL.-UNITEp STATES MAIL STEAM
Gur ssssIshg vi.
oS No 0 s.S ST 1
as s.s *. sPsy & I
coed the PACIFIC. and sail September 4.
EoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE-THE UNITED
eonmanser. vim leave fol n.vre touching southampton
a P fss Of ps
sage Sl2O An experienced attached to the
ehsndse will be received board after Thursday August
0'n aonTfsRR frGGy Agents. 50 Broadway
IpprcTIoN IN FARES BETWEEN PaILADEL.
Steamship Company sailing their new stoamshps as
PROM phil prIpur.
City OF Manchester. Saturday, July IL
cisS q Saneseser sssurdsy sep
wy = oA's'"' raoa llvxafooI '''ufaA'' o''
CIV SSassSs %sSfnsssf. say
G Gity Of Of GM,.nsnsster Wsdns:d.y SEPT g
Rates Of s
state s55-ncudng provisions and stewards Ices
" THOMAS siSSff Bs Exchange
orNo; walnut street, Phil.dsphi..
$50 phadeph., and $50 from Ivsrpooivfoand
ss.ss B B.ss
Ss ssa 1 s 5 ge s.s
ss % n Of s Is ,psu and
have to the ship to their passage Apply
BOARD f''A WI xnfs s eu1os 40 Fulton street
s send Ts op sSs s
EoR NEW ORLEANS pIREcr.-rHE NEW DOUBLE
ROT. Friday August aoS Il o Sf f:oxc
: sss n ei Ss.rd go p, E se &
o. LINCOLN coll
guesed to supply themselves with the bills Of
ss sssa
ana signed only on board No freight received Bill.
steamship Benz Franklin, Teal commander will
and sail on Monday September 6th at four o'clock Pm
NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP Gov.
y.n nsl h'S. sP%Sa Sas,r
Tss SHm%.nss s w b ..Sev. iIshs
August @sh, A. - sGDsa pfscsely rrerht for New
' go rsr S S
E0RsAvA NNAH-U.s. MAIL LINE OF OCEAN
Pier esN% o,s vs sr'r5 s%siSgssdSsy q oOs
August FLoRiDA capt j. Lyon asb Aaa%s, senss
forward alternately These ships having boep ~iihdrawn
feet and rosusry as sboys For freight sp
- 0' SAMUEL fi' {. MITCHELL 1914 Front street.
EoR ARLEsToN-sEMI.wEEKLY U. $. MAIL
a Line-The favorite steamship soUTHEhNEhy wv.
nesdsy August 18Th, At ' cclpsH, grssl.ey For
FREIGHT apply board where all bills Of ladins VIII DC
sPoF Fl sTTnEsToS Co. As South street.
PHILADELPHIA AND SAVANNAH ln STEAM STE! I'M NAvI.
On New Linz g sTATE oFp
aS Sr. sbe a the Sa
s the ssoys ps5s sps w
sb snntember lst 10Th 29th; October ls 9th, Novem-
h and from % % b iSr sesn su x HP ss
os TO safety b posseesod Of every requisite
to , sna "o e hs y ~ c
ent which unparalleled and hss proved herself 70