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Proclamation
PAR JOSEPH WALKER, GoUvERNEUR DE L'ETAr
nm "A JoTrTSJANE r


BUREAU DE L'ExECUTIF. BATON RoUeB, 8 Aoht, 1884,
ANDU Convention denirement aasenbee au capitol de
Ea vile Rouge, dana lie tnt de changer Cchsu
Ia Lonane odon6 que nmadiatement nprss
Convention lie Goayeneur pubera proclnma
aquee divers oers de Etas antos6s
organiser sleciou de PAsmblee Generale
chague paroc de Eat ena ndiqres
par lo MARD1 DE NOVEMBER proclaim
peupe Eat adopton reject do cete Constitution.
officers Ia q
ancenne Constitution nnsnt 10 do de voter y. lie tous
qu possedent veru de la Constitution Cnque
eeur fua opinion deposan dams bote distncts
aeotee excuvement bulletin Inserts nosa
CONSTITUTION ACCEPTEE eeux-ci CONSTITUTION RE-
JE ben tout hure erne earement Pntenon de-
eletteur Ia cldture dc e election lieu toosea
rappos election generale dEat les eommaaes quiz
nront preside xamineons opteont ous lea bulletin,
depo s ansmettron reauta Secrare dEta
formGmnt dispositions dc In loi actuele les elections"
consequence cenvenabe proclamation,
les egaur Eat
plus les Sher dectiour
officers que celia de bonner avis
bier Pacceptaton lie reject de Ia Constitution LIE
PREMIER MARDI NOWHERE proclaim, CONNIE pln.
procedures soent eonduea ct les fats conofe
rordcanance dispositions de acels les elections
Par lie Gouverneur, JOSEPH WALKER.
G,yA SecrS Ftat milo
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Proclamation
by JOSEPH WALKER GOVERNOR OF THE STATE


EXECUTIVE OFFICE, BATos RoueH, August 0, 1852.
WHEREAS Convention lately assembled at the State o
the Of Rouge the Of changing the Cons t
louisiana has ordained That immediately ner
Convention the Governor shall his proH
directing officers this State authorized by lAo
hold elections Of the General Assembly, TO open and hoida
poll the State the places designated by law upon
the FIRST TUESDAY NOVEMBER next for the purpose OF taking
the Of the people Of this State regard the adoption or
rejection this Constitution and shall be the duty Of said
receive the votes entitled to vote under the old
ton and under this Consnon Each shall express his opinion
by deposng in be kept for that ticket
wheeon hall be written sTE CONSTITUTION ACCEPTED or
THE CONSTITUTION REJECTED, such word II
dstcty convey the intention the AT the of aat
election which shall be conducted every general State
election conducted the designated preside
the shall carefully examine depoed and
shall forthwith make due returns thereof Secretary ae
conformity to the provisions the existing upon the subject
elecions.n ,5s4ll33 ..aa.!5s
Now therefore, have thought to issue t Proclamation
notifying qualified the ordinance Of the Con-
aforesaid furthermore commanding she Commits
Elections all other officers therein the
people upon the
tution upon FIRST TUESDAY OF NOVEMBER next
proceedings conducted thereof made
conformity with the existing upon subject
of elections. By the Governors JOSEPH WALKER. !.
CHARLES GAYARRE, Sec. Of State. aus 2pa
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Fall Goods.

GIQUEL & MISON,
NO. is CHARITIES STREET,
T Have the honor inform their friends and that
Monday, September 49, they will he ready offer for sale
splendid assortment Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
by ships Eagle and Leue Dyer viz
RICH PRINTED CALICoES
RICH PRINTED BAYADERE ROBES;
RICH PRINTED DE LAME ROBES;
RICH DE LAME SMALL FIGURES;
PLAID vALENTIAS AND CASHMERES;
PLAID TARTANS;
PRINTED CASHMERES AND PLAIN DE LAME,
PRINTED LASTING FOR CURTAINS;
SILK AND WORSTED DAMASKS FOR CURTAINS
GRENADINES, FoULARDs AND CHALLY;
RICH DAS1AsK AND PoNPADoUR SILKS;
PLAIN AND CFlANGEABLE SILKS;
PLAID AND STRIPED SILKS
FIGURED BLACK AND PLAIN SILKS;
CoLoRED MERINoEs AND BLACK BoMBAZINE;
EMB'D AND PLAIN LINEN CAMBRIC HDKFs.i
PARAsoLS-A RICH ASSORTMENT;
COLD CASHMERE AND SILK sHAWLS;
FANCY AND BLACK CASsIMERES;
COLORED SILK CRAVATS;
VALENCIENNEs EDGING AND INSERTING
FANCY WOODEN SOCKS AND HOSE;
BED AND NEGRO BLANKETS;
MADAPoLAM AND FURNITURE CHINTZ;
BLACK BoMBAzET BOMBAzENE AND ALPACAS;
LIMO AND LINEN CAMBRICS;
MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS;
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
ESTIC GOODS,
Suitable for Family and Plantation
sepl 2pf GIouEL d lAMIsoN, IS chatres street
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shield Of the gallant scottr-our championship be eonse.
Grated by the artist of postery and embasened with
the representation Of deedsa his own. [Great cheer
ing
OF the character of General Winfield Scott shall not
now speak, because distinguished visitors from New
Orleans are SO much more able than myself to do justice
to the lustrious subject will say however, before
close that my friends will find here more
foe than the unterrfed democracy of Rapides mean
the ladies' for they they alone can Pierce our hearts,
and to them alone can our party ever surrender
Mr. Ogden took his scat amid loud cheering
| He introduced Mr. Harry Hays who made the best
political speech ever made by of his years in Lou
isiana.
Mr. Roselus followed effort altogether worthy Of
his high fame. That is enough
Then came the most delicious barbecuing doings
known or tasted Red River
| Mr.. Randel Hunt attracted the whole community
wings democrats and ALL and made one of the most pow
erfu political speeches that any man in Louisiana ever
pronounced 1t was eloquent it was logical 1T was great
it grand. Nothing could have exceeded the effect
which it produced-nothng will eradicate that effect
That speech once and forever, identifies Rande Hunt
with Red River
| The speeches of Harry Hays, Roseus and Hunt, viii
| be furnished to YOU, LAND WATER.
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rs SCOTT AND GRAHAM CLUB.-A regular
meeting of the Club will DO held WEDNESDAY EVENING Sept
NJ O'clock their Hall Commercial Exchange of ST.
Charles and Perdido streets.
E. W. ABBOTT of Jefferson; B. BENIlSs Esq., President of
Chuubusco GLIB of Crroon md other distinguished Speakers
will address the meeting.
CLUB have volunteered their aid the occasion.
MESSENGERS BAND will be in attendance.
respectfully invited to attend.
sep22 By ORDER w. EMERSON, Secretary.
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AsaelHc Borps THE STATE OF MissouRI.-The Presi-
q Bank Of Missouri during his late trip to the
discovered in the possession Of the Bank of America
q the Bonds If the State, duly executed by the
peRsr State officers, and endorsed by the Bank They
Ia bn deposited there for sale far back 1887
16 but the singularty of their condition was tho fact
neither the State the Bank had any record of
& their exIstence
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Paul n. 7hearG,
TRANSLAT

Office EXCHANGE ALLEY between ST. Louis and Cont
E TEARD offers his services the public and
English Spanish into French LETT m
CIRCULARS PAMPHLETS, CONTRACTS, ACTS OF FoTA'-
ARTICLES OF NEWSPAPERS, COMMERCIAL NOTICES :,
OTHERS, LEASES MEETINGS OF COUNCILS AND OTHER u
Lie MEETINGS. and fact writings. He will also
pose Articles Advertisements for Newspapers Letters Circulars
He will his evenings to the Books commercial
kFF Office hours from A. NJ TO ap21 q
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rs The regular weekly packet steamer
FRANK LYON Capt stone will for PRINCETON THIS DAY.
and EVERY FRIDAY thereafter Shippers may the F. L.
tnuing in the trade during the season.
au20 2ptf STROTHER Agents.. Poyjrns street,
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NS~ PENMANsHIP AND ooK-KEEPING.-New
Glasses beginning ACADEMY SO Canal street.
Young advertisements sep2o
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To HOlEseEeepers.

TO HOlESeEeep6fS.
JUST RECEIVED
3 cases superior TABLE DAMASKS--6-4 to 1914;
DAAtASK NAPKINS toB;
3 cases HUCKABACK ToWELING;
assorted TOWELS;
bales CRASH;
10 CoUNTERPANES-l0-4 to 134
bales BED BLANKETS,
CURTAIN DAAlASKS AND CHINTZES;
cartons CURTAIN MUsLiNs AND CURTAINS
/ 12-4 BoBB NET FOR BARS
BOOK MOSQUITO NETTING;
packages SHEETINGBrown and Bleached from GA to i24
DOOR MATS. MATING, HEARTH RUGS, ETC.. etc.
All for sale al low prices at
sep20 1t SIMPS o N S, 80 Canal street,
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Married.
Died

o. Monday September ts Newark n j. by tho Rev H.
DIE daughter of the late Tunbu Esq., former place.
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Tuesday evening, September 81 THOMAS ARMSTRONG;
member Of the Mechanics Society Of NewOrleans
members Of said Society are respectfully in
attend THIS AFTERNOON, at o'clock from his
Mnn and vlere streets
On Wednesday, September l5 b. BUCKLEY, aged 4s
native the city Cork Ireland and for the last IL
resident of this city.
On Monday evening September IL o'clock Miss LEoNTNE
LAROQuE TURGEAU, aged Is yenrs.
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44FT Axp CLuR "a regular meeting Of this
plaes this evening ut half pasts seven O'Clock, at
1@J Ooapmercial Exchange. Several distinguished
III ~ Nm address the meeting The Glee Club have
NJ their aid and Messemers Band will be in at
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ABpucriSG SLArEs--A female fortune teller and her
husband were held to bail in $780, in Lexington Mo- for
having aided In abducting two negro slaves The slaves
had consulted the and she from the cards
that their inevitable destiny to be freethey
made the attempt and were brought back.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-22

UoLBRooK SALooN.-This old established and celebrated
last evening reopened under the auspices of
gentleman who knows how such place should be con-
Quoted, and who has supplied himself with assistants
competent to carry out his views with all the mate
rias of which great reputation is to be made If any
saloon in the country furnish superior oysters or
wines attendants who know better how to serve them
we would like to patronize it--that's all.
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de zsos,s de la TriNe


TRESORTER I
la NILgDRLEAss, 10 Aodt, 1852.
EY- Avis psr presene dttenteus ech
ville Municipalities ixvie de Lafayette
que pref les obligations dies
auaucun ls.s echus
bduco Eaua M, ID,
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During September,
and previous to extensive alterations in their store
G. LEIGHTON & CO.,
No 63 CANAL STREET, next door to st. Charles street,
will offer their splendid Fashionable Assortment Of
FIRST PREMIUM SHIRTS,
SUMMER UNDER CLOTHING,
AND GENTLEsIEN'S FURNISHING GOODS CENTRALLY
at reduction of ut least TWENTY CENT on former prices
aording their friends and patrons opportunity
by purchasing NOW instead Of later in the Fall.
AN EXCELLENT LINEN BOSOM SHIRT for al IS;
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS for is cents;
ENGLISH HALF HOSE FIR 90 pair;
SILK CRAVATS AND FANCY TIES cts. each
HANDKERCHEFS, GLOVES, SUsPENDERS, UMBRELLAS
PERFUMERY, etc.. selling off proporonate reduction.
tsS- OBSERVE c. LEIGHTON CO.,
au30 gpeodU So Canal street.
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ssoats Asabtna BORT gu nan.

& Of steamboats, advertised to leave to-day, We
no U the regular card on the third page
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STAR STATE Clnous-Joha Gossir,s Beneft-The Clown
OF Clowns John Gossn announces his for benefit
AZ the star State Circus this evening For his social
Qualities as gentleman and his talents as Clown he
Tue patronage Of the public and trust that
he may not be forgotten on this occasion.
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4 /, jEN M
( n ;'dllsi4FY or GE.a. SCOTT.

Hi 81 MORNING SEPTsR %. 1852
ilI5 a'SSs:1SxlzlY or GE.s SCOTT
ny u ting the entire nationality Of Gen.
a ~ II ineet only the partisan misrepresenta-
II Il n III lay. With such we know the peo-
I ~ no earthly sympathy, but we well I'M
= /; that even the most intelligent cannot
81 understand when q representation is q
B Iir III alton Therefore, and therefore,
e - II ss NJ 0ceed u our emonstration.
#z JiiS III sKkt we have To ~ Of Con. SCOTT we
X 4 81 nf Ia let him stand upon his own supe
81 fits, III anon PEDESTAL Of broad fame,
4 y y ~ w unwilling to descend to any
q II III and conscicnceless attacks upon his
u lor II Is idle to speak Of either Of the
81 W SSt ionsl candid ates, supported by nom
IS III ti0nai parties, ii both sections, as abe
i NJ of traiter to constitutional duties.
1hen sither party supports such q candi-
Y III IL tionxlity is nominal and its nnti-
81 sisSi rsal md ths 4 solidarity Of our con
d N i Rfoss 6otion Il either IF the great
N ~ sis Srs scherous, III both sections, to the
81 1t 6lis II ~ ii tkat Union but q thing melting
$s5 81 ~ ia srs theme for historic essay, a
* u IA outlines Of which may invite the
N 81 4 IS u ths future TO laborious research
NJ a iis chronicle Ia 4 brilliant and declama-
= ii moralization
" III Eef 0f The two great national par
A n MI II, North and South, purely and
a xEy sectional man, the life Of our great
"a MI be ebbing away, and its sepulchre
u 1xesd have been hewn in the depths of
~ ~ erly do We, as one Of natural and i'm
NE ~ ~ ionai feeling. abhor thing like
& SppaAl M native Or naturaized citizens, to
S1h 81 Profession on the abundance Of our
- III lire, and 81 VII Gods sun shines
A6y there be at film upon our eyes,
S n ~ 81 our arm, and dust il our hearts core
\ Si u syer so NE iorget what IL next to reli
Sa1 \ u solemnly sacred interests of our
q ~ Ii run oG into vain and incendiary
81 4ion 70 race, religions, and sections!
4 n Ho appeals to native Americans, Irish,
5Ss 1Sns, Dutch, French, Spanish, ETC., or to
Protestant or Catholic; and we have no
rSSas, simply because iii political matters we
n u none but American voters.
M are right, people need not coincide with
81 w show any thing like fairness we ask a
Ess tair 9hdN Of cAndid examination Of what we
& ~ n return. # We protfer reasons, we claim
+ = 81 ring and reflection in return.
n spirit w deliberately advance to the
4 lion of Den. Scott rationale a vindi-
VI reasonable attacks Of his
6rst place, . meeting having been
lea III Castle Garden to lend force to the then
btfal and bitterly opposed principles Of the
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w under obligations to the steamship Louisiana
AZ psperss !.
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AccIpESr.-At Utica, N. Y, the 10th inst, sixty
head of cattle and four precpitated into the
Erie canal by the giving way of bridge One of the
seriously injured. All the cattle were recovered
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-22

MASSACHUSETTS, EosnwArioNs.---Adyices from Boston
that George Hood free soil democrat Of Lynn Mas
asohusetts has heen nominated as candidate for the
scond District that State to supply the
Vacancy occasioned by the death Of tho Hon Robert
RAntop Y He Is openly opposed by tho Hunkers, and
cpnaldszeble excitement exists The sellers have
1cruiuated the Hon, Horace Mann for Governor
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THE CROPS AT NORTH.-The Network Express of
the 14th says:
The potato rot regret TO learn has madeits appear
in parts of NewJersey, and Pennsylvania. In
the latter State, whole fields in instances said to
be utterly worthless. The Philadelphia Ledger says;
farmer in Bucks county of three thousand bush
els does not expect be able to five hundred
six hundred bushels and the farmers generally in his
neghborhood equally unfortunate in the loss of their
crops We have word from Delaware county which after
Bucks is probably the largest producing county in the
State that the there most of the low lands
ruinously affected the crops in Bucks From
Salem county, NewJersey where much attention is devo-
ted potato culture, have intelligence from of the
largest farmers and find that the rot is disastrous
there here,'
The crops Long Island said promise better thar
expected The potatoes look well and they will
out from present appearances about one hundred bushe
to the acre Very little of the rot has been
The corn does not turn out we'll. The early droutl
made very backward and the heavy rain which
fortnight since threshed it about badly Many larg
fields will not afford than half the crop of goot
season. The fields have not looked green Throughout
the summer,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-22

NETWORK STATE FMR-At the great Fair at Utica.
which closed the 10th inst some remarkable speci-
mems of Poultry exhibition. The editor of the
Utica Gazette who Is the of the lannon's Boherm
pootrum species, out at grass in speaking OF
the birds says;
Monstrous hens ambitious ROSTERS and prodgous and
recocious chickens seem by their ncessant noise
ous to unfold the secret of their prison houses There
is everything to astonsh. and all conscious espe-
cia the ROSTERS that they of imported and aristo-
cratic descent Some have feathers down the toes
legs up to the comb tail all the way up the
back, and some back all the way the end of the tail
some have nothing but neck and legs nothing but
body and stumps oil eggs and all feathers
They unite on one point they death and
suspect that in this direction pretty much all the profits
are
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TEIEGRApHEp no THE CRESCENT,
Sd tir National ltar.

~ ssS s al ~, 1TaficraI Il fne
f0fice Corner Of 81. Charles and Gravier streets.l
=. FL 9. &. - $500, a .,.;.,.Y
- - w Z - - =
81 the africa.
NxwYcnK, Tuesday September q.
The Gnard steamer Africa has arrived here bringing
from Liverpool to the lth instant three days later
han the accounts brought BY the Pacific The following
Is summary of her commercial news
Liverpool Markets.
J,xvppoo,. sentember II.
There has been oniy moderate demand in the Cotton
market since the departure of the Niagara on the 4t
slant and tho sales Of the week have been limited
bales Spectators have taken 6ooo and exporters
1000 bales The official quotations Fair Orleans 6sd
Middfng Orleans 5ssd; Fair Upands Cd and Middllng
Uplands "a per lb., showing decline OF neary "a.
Four has been in moderate request ut eos per Dbl for
western Canal and als for Ohio Corn is without much
change and the quotations are for Yellow 2ss 3D. and
white 2es per quarter Lard firm sos per cwt Con-
soils have declined to eosS
c,ax.+a~x, r.,~r,;,,.s Restoration,
oscIetaty Sof Wills 1Nes1SA
WAsHNeroStfsep' .a - ~
is currently reported mere To-Day 'na' W.
has resigned ms once as secretary y w ,,...
New Ork NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S'Aesee'A' oA'5
NrwYoHK September 90
The Cotton market is quiet and the sales to-day do not
exceed 600 bales Prices are without matefiai ehns
Flour dull and sales limited to 5000 bbis' at 20 70
"a for State and 81 4s to 81 90 per Dbl Tor OHIO
brands Corn has been IN gooa ou prices aie
lower for some aualieies ssss .'oo Nv ''.s w
7o7sc per bushel LOT mSea western anu mus ne.s
Pork has sold az Wv anu ffe az si yer pp a.o 20
rrner with sales q IVY oo's a. 20 auu ovo' Aes
at ~ cents Per 10 NV ooes We " Ssss , pst ~
. : ~ sss1A s ,Y r. -, - 1I :;
~. rs.tart
1A- l-Nt ftaparal Scott
S*eneAe1 Sooe'
flfrssoH'h Hss sep sal. .,.. ~ =,
1enelal seo1e ieis sns plaee A's' 'A''
Aue's = .s a,.tss' 'n,,s e.,.
p,ur,n,,,,, son+onhor On
,r,oso 4. - 40 ;,,,ho, ,rator IN Tho ebonnel AMI
~ 49, f.,,;,,
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1tyALnr BrrwEEs TIE QUEENS OF soNe--It il said n
4 sprngipg up in NewYork between Alhoni and Son.
Abonl It gems, didn't send sontag tickets to her
eoeft On Tuesday evening" the It'll inst but this is de-
MD y thoe who have charge of that part of the bust
1aan soatsg was informed that box at her dis
provided she came unheralded, not to inter
Gfs with the other words, Gas the sontae
psy nterprst that Of the applause should be alb
stfzcted from Alboni and given to Sontag
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1LLlNG.-On Friday last, the 10th inst, Mr. James M
Simmons living Brandywine Precedent in this coun-
ty missing without any known cause (havng been
from home the night before) Suspicious of foul play
raised and after close search his body found
the vicinity of Lebanon Church ,cGsh where it had
been thrown On examination it found that he had
been shot thirteen buck shot having entered his back
passing through and in the vicinity of his right lung
Coroners inquest held the body under the urs-
dicon of Bethea, e1o6icio Coroner and verdict
dered that the body that of James NJ Simmons and
that he his death by shooting committed by
II. Nusom. Nusom was Immediately arrested upon
warrant from the Coroner having been previously
tanned upon suspicion. On last Monday and Tuesday
the 18th and 14th inst he had preliminary examination
before two magistrates of the county and committed
to Jail for trial at the next October Of the Circuit
Court for the crime of murder.
Mr. Simmons was esteemed peaceabls man and good
citizen and neighbor His age was about forty eight
years. Port Gibson (Mss) Herald.
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They'll point them out in after years
The men of Churubusco fight!
And tender hearts will name with tears
The gallant spirits quenched in night,
When each who under Winfield fought,
And kept the field alive,
Was equal, in the deeds he wrought,
To any common five;
They'll point them out those veterans then
As far beyond all common men,
And each to each with stern delight,
viii name the Ghurubusco fight.
They'll paint their deeds in statued hall
The deeds of Cburubusco fight
And on the smoke-dried cottage wall
viii smile their pictures, brave and bright;
Nho fought with stalwart Scott of yore,
That storied field to win
When every warrior bosom bore
Five hero hearts within;
They'll legends tell of heroes then
Far, far beyond all modern men
And still in song will grow more bright
The deeds Of Churubuseo fight
The mythic shield of Achilles was pictured DER Will
deeds Of art that had been sung in Grecian rhyme Th
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S.WPAss, September 2l-4:45 P.
The steamship Empire City, Capt. Windle, from New
York 18th inst, via Havana has just arrived