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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-11-01
For the Standard.


Who is this that steals upon Us as a thief at
midnighti That robs us of health homes and
Happiness e'er we heed that he has passed our
threshold, and set his sigpct on our brow?--
Onward he moves, silent as a pcstilence.
spreading desolaiion around him, and quickly
crumbling all things, with his "effacing nm
gers" All snares arc his.-The soft wooIng
breezes of fSpring. with their geninl warmth'
clothing Earth with her beauteous robe of
green. and tiny flowers. Summer with its
more gltering acray. Then Autumn with its
uxuriant grain and golden fruits, feastng the
eye with beauty and plenty. And Winter with
its chilling winds sn6 hoary locks.
Time, remorscless time, ceases not in his
onward flight He has held dominion ever
since the great Am spoke tho word from
Chaos, and ever will until Earth shall be no
more.
Beneath his mighty sccptre we all must bow.
He claims us all his victims, not one is exempt
from his power. The infant, the type Of in
nocence, is robbed of its existence, as quickly
as the rude winds dash the frail rosebud from
its parent stem; and we behold only the emp
ty casket, in which once sparkled the gorm of
life.
Youth, glorious and mighty in strength, is
before us; in a moment the bttcr thread of
life is broken, the vital spark is extinguished,
the rosy hue has faded from the cheek, and
the livid lips speak, that Earth's last bidding
has b,en fulfilled.
We see the noble and great, lool ing forward
to future years Of usefulness and honor, but
the wane Of the Presest dashes over them, and
they are no more.
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Is 1T ANYBoDY's BUSINESS.

Is II any body's business.
liza gentleman should choose
To wall upon lady,
IL a lady don't refuse,
o. To speak little plahher,
That the meaning all may know:
Is it any body's business
Ifa lady has beau7
Is it any body's business
When that gentleman does cali,
Or when he leaves the lady,
Or if he leaves at alli
Or is it necessary
That the curtain should be drawn,
To save from further trouble,
The outside lockers ont
Is il any body's business,
But the lady's, il her beau
Rides out with other ladies',
And doesn't let her knowf
Is it any body's business
But the gentlemen's, il she
Sheula accept another escort,
Where he doesn't chance to BET
IL a persons on the sidewalk;
Whether great or whether small
Is it any body's business
Where that person means TO calf
Or il you see person,
As he's calling anywhere,
Is it any of your business
What IBIS business may be therel
The substance Of our query,
Simply stated, would be this
Is it any body's business,
What another's business isl
Ifit is, or If it 'sn't,
We would really like to know,
For we're certain If it isn't,
There arse some who make it so.
If it is well join the rabble,
And act the noble part,
OF the tattlcrs and defamers,
Who throng the public mart:
But ifnot we'll act the teacher,
U,til each meddleI lears
1t were deter in the future,
To mind their own concerns.
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RATHER STRANGE CHRrsTIANs-Tho Chinese
Revolntionists il is said claim divine mission,
and preach christianity, ye' Paris paper CON
tains long account from the "Apostolic Ad-
minstrator," at Nankin. giving history of
prosecutions which the Catholics in that city
had suffered at the hands Of the insurgents.-
On the 2Sth of March the christians were as
sembled, according to custom. for tho observ-
ance fgood Friday. The insurgents entered
all at once. crying and menacing. They broke
the crucifix, overthrow the alter. and then
wished To have their prayers recitcd-at the
same time presenting the Christians with books
in which 1t 10 written. Their demands being
refused, they seized bound and beat and exc
cuted numbers ofthem. On the whole. ont oI
six hundred Christians at Nankn. Yang. Tchou
ard Tspe. Kiang. fifty hive been slain or burn.
cd to death, and several have boon hound OF
beaten. .-..,.. ,. ~.
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A WIFE IN TRoUBLE.-"Pray tell mo my dear
what is the cause of these tearsp
'Oh, such q disgrace!
What! what is it, my dearl Don't keep me
in suspense
why, have opened ono of your letters. sup
posing it addressed to myself Certainly, it
looked moro like Mrs. than Mr.
is that ala what harm can there be, in q
wife opening her husbands lettersl'
No harm in thing itself But the contents
such a disgracep
.Whatl has any ono dared to write mo q let
ter unfit to be read by my wifer d.
oh no; IL is couchod in the most chaste and
gentlemanly language. But the contentsl tho
contentsp
Here the wife buried her face in her hand
kcrchief, and commenced sobbng aloud; while
the husband eagerly caught up the letter. and
commenced reading the epistle that had been
the cause Of nearly breaking his wife's heart.
II was a bill from the printer for five years
subscription
That night the printer was richer.
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PORTAGE. ONO,

MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Charte ed in IS32-Over 90o0 Policies Issued.
The length oftime this company has been in opera
tisn and the favorable terms upon which il nsures,
reeommen nd safe and cheap Institution Insure in
The undersigned has been appoined Agent for Hills
da e c., Mich. H920m3 DAN'L.L PRATT
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE co.
Ofce No II State street,
HART tORD, CONNECTICUT.


tucorpoia'cd tSI0-.Cha't ter Perpetual.
Authorized Capital $3.50 900; Subscribed Cap so 900
TuIs long established and well known Institution,
lts transacted most extensive Insurance business
f,r thln forty years tr ughout the United Sta
tes and the British North American Provinces. Ii
has aimed to public confidence, by an honora-
bic and faithful fulflment of its contracts and
ers Of property assured tt mR irclaims for loss
under policies will be literally adjusted and prom
pity paid. Public buildings. Manufactures Mills.
Machinery. Dwelling Houses, Stores, Merchandise,
Household Furniture, Vessels the stocks while
in port &c., will be insured rates low the risk
Will admit. The following gentlemen constitute the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
III. HUNTINGToS, President.
Albert Day Calvin Day, James Goodwin.
Cha's Boswell, John r. Brace, Henry Keney,
C,Rs J. Russ CHARLES TAYLOR, Secretary.
Christopher c. Lyman, Assistant Sec'y.
Applications for Insurance may he made directly To-
the office of the Company mt Hartford its Agents
in the principal towns and cities of the Union.
MURPHY & BANTER, Agents.
JonesXllle Oct H.. dGSt u3GTmI
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gentleman speaking Of Cincinnati says It's
most appropriate name would bo the Hamburg
of America "Yes," replied another, III think
II will DO the meat atropolis ofthe United States"
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THE subscriber being located Mt this village in the
Gothic shop the fret door Of Cases cabinet shop
is prepared fill orders that may be desired. Please
call before purchasing elsewhere.
G.P.HUTCHINS.
0TBnquire Of ID. w. G. Peck, Agent at Hillsdale.
Jonesville. Nay l. 1883. n355yl
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ESCAPE OF MITCHELL.

We published some davs since n paragraph
from an Australian paper we believe announc-
ing tho escape of two more of the exiled patri
OTIS JOHN MITCHELL ard JOHN MARTIN Since
then. we have been panied to learn that MITCH-
ELL is nDaccomp MED by MARTIN: but il is
true that tho former has made his escape from
Van Diemond's Land. or Tasmania. ms it is
now m"re elegantly and properly called
Particulars of the manner of escape as man
ner Of prudence are withheld until his arrival
in sono part Of the United States is announc-
ed
We need not tell our readers who John Nit
chell is He is known TO all republicans and
the friends of Ireland, as the most jealous.
daring and clear-minded of that brilliant arsav
of talent and patriotism known. and TO be
known. while history endurcs. as the "Youne
Ireland Of lS47 and lS4S Mitchell was not
only true patriot, hui a thoroughRepnbcan
His writings caused trembling in doubin Cas-
tie. and strong apprehensions in Downing st.
London. To crush him before he had made
himself too powerful to he crushed bv the
forms Of despotic laws was considered primo
object Of English policy. lie was therefore
stricken down before his party was prepared
IA wake resistance. That the boasied liberties
of the british constitutions. and tho right Of
free speech. were grossly violated in Miichelrs
condemnation. cannot be denied and The Gov.
ernmeni by this act, proved how just were Nit
chelrs accusations, and how much they feared
his influence.
Poor MARTIN fingers on, the victim Of Brit
ish tyrany Thongh less widely and popular
ly known than MITCHELL. he nevertheless dis
tinguished himself by tho earnestness with
which he espoused his country's cause. He
possessed strong practical mind, clear Judge
ment and uncom2romslng hatred Of the
wrongs and the evils which Ireland suffered
through British rule. With ample fortune
and every inducement to live in ease he pre-
ferred the rough and dangerous path of rev.
olutionist: and when the danger became immi
nent. instead of retreating. as he could have
done. and as many in The same circumstances
would do. he adhered to his principles-sacrii-
cling fortune and liberty, rather than save him
self by disgrace.
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BARNUM rs GENrUs.-Barnum was presi-
dent of the Fairfield Co. Agricultural Society
in Connecticut. At the late exhibition Lon
don pick pocket was caught at the practice of
his profession. .,snd he was Immediately properly
secured. a notice posted that he was for show.
and by the order Of Mr.. Barnum he was placed
among the articles Of exhibition. Over hun
dred dollars worth ofextra tickets were sold
to persons who wanted to have look at the
pickpocket. His name was Ned Hammond.
and he has some notoriety as a ekillful rogue.
After tho far he was marched off to the State
prison under charge of the sheriff.
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MAY g. HATHAWAYS.
WHOLESALE GROCERS.

Also. dealers in Flour, Fish. Salt, Water Lime, Plas.
ter, Stone ware, &c, &c. Dealers exclusively in
Gi Jccries.
Morris Block Summit ST.. Tocdo Ohio.
JpHN W. MAY. n. HATHAWAY, A. ". HATHAWAY
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE.
OFFICE No los BROADWAY, NY.
Si5S.75O

4eesEMated Capital principally inresed in Nep YorL
aud United States Stock.
THIS Company nuke all Insurance appertaininS
20 Life on the INST economical aud secure plan.
The Premiums are charged at the usual rates. but
may be paid annually, sem-annually or quarterly. or
when the polio, ia for life. aud the premium amounts
to 49, 4Oper cent of 1t may be paid by note and 60
per cent. only in cash.
At the end Of each year statement is made of the
Companies affairs, and dividend of the profits made
TO all life policy holders.
This dividend is mldn in the shape Of stock-trans-
ferablo certificates for which ssued-bearng such
interest the Trustees sholl declare. BY this mode
thee isa continual and increased reduction the pre-
Inium from year to year.
The Company have now been in successful opera
tion seven vears-hnve insured over 800 policies
after paying heavy amounts TO the widow orphan and
creditor they have remaining large fund si56 75O)
to meet future liabilities.
Seven annual dividends have been made-tlree of
40, and four of 50 per cent and per cent on same
paid n clsh-thus showing the truths and safety OF
It's principles, ard benefits to he derived therefrom
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
FLIHY FREEMAN, Actuary
Further Information and prospectus be had at
.le Oshceef MCRPHY e. BAXTER Agents.
. 30S5'' " ! F. ps;rrs N; Masr Medical Examiners.
Jonesville. Jan. l. 1853 u329
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LAND FOR sAIE.

on Acres Of choice land in Kent County within
GU FIVE miles Of the city Of Grand Rapids. FOR sale
on removable terms. Also House and lot in in tho
Village Of fillsdalc. Enquire Of
n307 CJ DICKERSON
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Tho highest tax paid in New York, is by W.
B. Astor, whose tax this year is over $4,000
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MAGAziNEs-HARPE AND PUTNAMs
sA received the fret Of every month and for sale at
vARNCMS, Joncsville.
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COO ACRES OF LAND to clear ak and put in
e)OO TO wheat next season. Enquire of e. BLACK
MAR, or ID. BgEBE, on the first of October next.
Hillsdele, Aug %, 1853.
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C. b. DRESSER.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Solicitor i'm Chancery and Notary Public.
DRAFTS ON NEW YORK.

The subscriber will sell Exchange on New York
at the following rates.
For New England Funds per cent premium.
For New York State and Michigan per cent prem
IIillslnle Jan. IL, 1883. w WALIRO
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HENRY b ARMSTRONG.
HARNESS. MAKER A. SADDLER.

Manufacturer of all kinds Of Harness, Saddles Bri-
dies Martngals Trunks, valises Carpet Bags &C.,
and dealcar in Ladies Satchels, Whips, Flynetts
Buffalo Robes Hair Mattresses, Harness Sole and VI
per Leather. Aso--fides, Sheep Pelts, Furs, Dee,
Skins. One doc, North MtchelPs Store. n369
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WHITEHURST'S FAR.FAMEn PRE-


WHITEaURsT's FAR.FAMEn PRE-
MUM GALLERY.
Vain words from earth derive their birth,
While mighty deeds from Heaven descend
Nor THOSE VINO boast excel The most,
NOR REPUTATION VAIN defend;
'Tis Art alone mas always shown
The truly great ana glorious rise
By wisdom fair and talents rare.
Heaven born gifts on nobeness bestowed
Not those wHo DREAM themselves supreme
Aud curt the Idle curious throug,
Will wisdom depn to hold HER reign,
And on her pinions VISIT them on.
Some search In vain esrth's wide domain
To find Artistic skill, with grace,
And swift pursue eash object new
Till they grow weary OF the chase
TEEN let them come and glance around
WHERE LIFE LIKE BEAUTY CAN BE FOUND;
Each feature shewn SO rich in tone,
Each varied pleasing, aatural style,
The eyes expression and the witching smile,
ACKNOWLEDGE some great masters hand.
Woaid you the Stereoscope in ell lite beauty see
MATcHLEss, unrivalled, surprising ALL in puritys
VIII iEHURST alone such beauties can disclose,
ks skill and long experience clearly shows.
For proof of what you read, single trial we de-
rnand;
WHITEHURsT'S Artistic operators only can com
mand
The tsagic camera with unerring skill
And make EACH science yield submissive their
will.
WHITEHURST'S GALLERY,
an 6-3t* n Main street
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THE STATE AGRI CULTURAL FAIR.-Gene-
eral RICHARDSON is exerting himself manful'y
for the State Society, and the Fair next fall
We see notices of his career in the valley in
the newspapers of different places which shew
that he leaves nothing undone which he can
do for the good of the Society and he can
do, we reckon, about as much as any other
man. We have no doubt he will strengthen
the Society greatly by assistance from the
valley.
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AHUSE MENTs.
GRAND CIVIC AND MILITARv
EXCURSION
By nfOONT.I GIrn

Tie Caledonisn Guard. Can. n
"a James Caskie. have char
tared ibs Iasorite steamer Curtis Peek, for hi
MONDAY Evening, iosn instant when they viii =.
the river. The boat will leave the wharf al a..
clock and return about ~. No exertions yill hs
spared to make tbs the most agreeable excursion
of the season.
Band and two CotiIlon Bands which have been en-.
esaed two Highland Pipers will enliven us with tbs
spirit stirring notes of their favorite instrument
Refreshments viii be furnished at city prices.
Tickets admitting lady and gentleman OIL; each
additional lady SO cents. Gent enen unseconps.
MED by Q lady 81. Can be procured from any
member of the Company or ct the boat on the
evening bf the Excursion.
Our military guests are invited to appear 10 uni.
form 6-dtd
q MILITARY AND CIVIC tx. az
nCURSiON AND BALL-The VIRGINIA -
UjRIFHES, Capt John Hsrtz, will make an III
0Excursion to the Slash Cottage, In Hanover -
county, on the afternoon OF Monday. the sth of
August, and will give Grand Military and
Civic Ball at the above place the same evening.
leaving the depot of the Richmond, Frederieksburg
and Potomac company precisely at O'Clock p NJ,
and returning, leave the Cottage at / o'clock, A. NJ
To those persons whose engagements may prevent
them from taking the train at 4 O'Clock, an oppor.
tunt y tor participating Ia the scenes of the even
ing, will be afforded by the regular mail train al g.
O'Clock, by which they can go on like terms a.
above, and such as may desire u stay all night can
return by the mail train at day light
Refreshments will be on the erouajs al civ
prices; the entire grounds brilliantly Illuminated.
and the Richmond Cornet Band and Cotillon Band
are engaged for the occasion
e T-kets for the Excursion and Ball 81 so
for each gentleman and lady; and so cents for each
additional lady in company children under l2
years OF age rs cents-to be had of any member of
the company. or at the ticket Office OF the Rich.
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac company ON
the evening of the excursion.
N. B-TIcket for single gentleman 81.
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RECOVERING - Mics Rebecca Crabin who on
Sunday and Monday last, attempted to commit
suicide by taking creo sote-under the careful at
ntion of Drs Waring and Hill is steadily recov.
ering from the effects of the poison.
We are informed alao that William McCready,
injured by the fail of the derrick near Rockfeld,
one day last week, ia much better We have not
heard from Patrick Newman, the other person In
jured by the same derrick.
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GTILL WALKING: -The American Pc.
~ destrians FRANK MARBLE, hss beea walk.
ing since Thursday last, 4 NJ, aud will, wi,hout
sleeping OF sitting down continue walking till 10
O'Clock, TO-NlGHT-being 81 hours 10 succession.
To be seen at Mechanics Hall, 18th street, rear
of tho Arbour.
EF@ AdmittsHce, 124 cents. au Sit
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A HORRIBLE DEATH.-The New Orleans
Crescent, of the 29th, states that on the day
previousa boy about ID years old, was driving
cab on the Shell Road, when carriage came
along driving furiously, the pole of which
struck the dash board of the cab, going
through it. striking the boy in the abdomen
and punching hole through mis- body. This
boy was taken to the Charity Hospital, with
his bowels protruding through the wounds
where he died in few hours. The verdict
was, death from careless driving of the car.
mage driver, whose name was unknown.
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CONTINUED. -Tne continued case of Otway
Smith, who stands charged with forging the name
of Robert Pace OF Goochland, to a promissory
note for s2l0, came up before the Mayor yesterday
but Mr. Pace not having arrived from Goochiand 1t
was further continued until half past 2 P M.
At that hour, Mr. Pace still being ABSENT, the
Mayor further adjourned the examination over
until Tuesday next, it being unders:ood that if Mr.
arrives In the meanwhile he will be recognized 10
appear before the Mayor on that day. Mr. Smith
was remanded to JAIL
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TIE PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-The Journal of
Commerce, of New York, is out against the
Pacific Railroad on constitu tional grounds
Ii says that if the government "shall enter into
the business ofcarrying freight and passengers
il will constitute a declaration of war agains,
all the reserved powers of the constitu ton -
and it contends that the construction of road
for this object will divert the entire revenue of
the country for years from the legitimate OBJ
jec, to which it is now applied. The Journal
hints that the read is scheme to divert trade
from the Atlantic seaboard to the interior, in
the vain hope of making some Western city
the point of distribution for the West.
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ExCuRsIoN.-One good thing very often follows
another, and we are pleased to-day to announce
that the Csledonian Guard, under the command of
the gallant Captain Caskie, will give grant mill
tsry and civic excursion down the river, in thsCu:.
tbs Peck, on Monday evening the 18th mat. In ad.
dition to the music from the Armory and two Co
tillon Bands, we learn that two boaa.fde Highland
pipers will enliven the assembly with the spirit
stirring strains of their favorite instrument If
with the lively sound of ali this music operating
upon the sensibilities, some of the "brsw ladies
and lasses" do not foot the "aing and "reef' in
true Caledonan style, we know nothing of Scotch
or American blood either. We know something
about these Calsdonian excursions from attending
them in other places, and for substantial enjoyment
and recreation, marked by the m est perfect deco.
rum, they are certainly unsurpassed.
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1 The Charlottesville Jeffersonian notices
the large and increasing travel by that place
to the Virginia Springs.
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ConMIrTED.-Charlotte, slave to Lucy Coleman
came to the watch.house Thursday evening, &C
cordpg to the record, for protection. She wa
lmmitted for the present.
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e There was an extraordinary initiation
in the Lodge of Sons of Temperance in Char
lottesville the other night-that of a deaf
mute.
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WITHOUT PAPERs.-Eliza Davenport, a free ne.
gress, arrested on Thursday evening in default of
register, was discharged yesterday by the Mayor,
on promising to procure the at them mex. term of
the Hastings Court.
Salina Ann Jackson, free negress, who has been
careless in procuring and keeping a register, was
yesterday committed to Jail in default of pro-
per pass.
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NOTICE. have this day sold out my entire
In interest In the Book and Newspaper Agency,
heretofore conducted by me, under the American
Hotel to Ms w EVANS, of this place, gentle
man every way worthy of the public patronage.
and do beg fer him The patronage SO literally be-
slowed heretofore ON myself. All moneys due for
subscriptions must be paid to him. Subscribers
having reseipts in the name of H Gresham and
nyseif will be furnished By him.
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WHIPPED-Maria save to Mrs. Mary Burton
was on yesterday punished with Is lashes for strik
ing boy named John Mescoe, on Second street
Thursday afternoon.
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popular and highly esteemed citizen of New
Kent, died after short illness, at his residence,
on the Sd inst, in about the 42d year of his
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The HIGH BRIDeE.-The bridge across
called the High Bridge" is very heavy
piece of work. The Farmville Journal thinks
it " ill take twelve months to complete it.
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u st. John, N. B., papers of the Both ult,
state that fires were raging in the woods near
Shediac, and had already destroyed large
quantity of valuable timber.
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p Norfolk has determined to quarantine
vessels from New Orleans.