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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

CHICAGO HoTELs.-For the benefit of read
ers who want to obtain as good and to some
the best hote! accommodations which can be
found in Chicago,we commend the following
from the Journal of that city: se
The LAKE HoUsE.-We do not know Of
hotel il the city which presents more attrac-
tons for the traveller, for those of leisure
VINO propose to remain day or two or a
,, week in our city, than tho sne establishment
over which cur friend GEO. E. BoARpMAx
presides ike prince as he is. A fine loca-
ton, large and well arranged house, we'll
kept rooms, admirably managed cuisine,
attentive walters, and FIRST, and last, above
and withaii. a pnpula, and generous host,
these are few of the features which win for
the Lake House the warm APPRECIATION and
patronage Of its guests. Success to it.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

RsD- The Cleveland Plain Dealer states
that a party of invalids will leave that city
on one of the fine steamers of the Lake Su-
perior line for the salubrious regions of the
Great Lake, accompanied by a hydropath-
ic physician. That's sensible. s...
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THE Winona a rpns n;ras J. ........ .........

The Winona Argus gives an account Of
the death OF man near that place, by the
name of Ward. He was found sitting nm.
der tree, his gun near by him aud bis
head dropping on his shoulders. On an.
preaching him it was found that the gun
had been aceidentiy discharged and that
the ball had passed through his head
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P. K. wills ON.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
w I'LL attend promptly to professional business
w entrusted to his care in Des Moines and the
turroundingconnties Special attention given to The
securing and collecting of claims: also, to renting
and paying taxes uponreal estate, and rcdeemng Of
delinquent lands.
Office in front room on second floor Of Ebcrsol 4
Mcinncs building. On Third street. three doors Love
the Barre, House Burlington, Iowa 8a a#.eg
Doc Al YIN n. .--.--.-
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

rsa The low stage of waterin the up
per Mississippi is compared by the Galena
Advertiser with that of the summer of
1913. The water then on the lst Of
July was about as low as it is now
A few days or week thereafter the river
rose to a height that it has never reached
since. The editor thinks, from this, there
is some chance to hope fora rise now, but
says that the rains which have fallen there
cannot be compared, in quantity, with
what fell then. The Red River Of the
North is higher than it has been known
for several years, and a food is coming
down from the head waters of the Missou-
ri, which may be some indication of what
might be expected here. We shall see.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

nea- An article is going the rounds of
the newspapers, showing that in the last
class ofWest Point graduates, the South
cru States had not their proper quota of
Students, and the pro-slavery papers all
over, are grcedily quoting the article as
showing an instance in which the South
has not its share of favors. The facts in
the case take the wind out of the sails of
these slavery apologists, and should raise
blush upon the cheeks of our southern
neighbors. On the entrance of the class,
the South had its proper number, but only
five from the slave States could keep up
with the Northern boys" SO that all the
Slave States together, graduated only one
more than little Massachusetts,. The
State of New York graduated two more
than the entire slave States. Such facts
show the influence Of the peculiar institu-
ton and need no comment.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11
Schooner Capsizsa.

CLEVELAND, July 5.
The schooner Rialto capsized off Long
Point Sunday P. NJ, The mate was drowned,
but Capt. Gaiiit and crew saved. The Cap.
tain's wife was in the cabin for two hours af-
ter the vessel capsized, but was fnallv re.
lea ed by the vessel partially righting as the
crew wore ON the ront Of leayins the Mreck
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

i sr Squirrels were lately brought from
the woods, and let lose on the trees on
Boston Common, but they are dying. They
cannot stand the air, the .ood or the noise
of Boston, and particularly object to brick
bats. Some of them left almost as soon as
they were put on the trees.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11
NEY QRLRANs luna %

We have received Brazos dates to the 2lst.
INST: All the towns in Tamaulipas and Nue.
v, W Leon, excepting Matamoras, Rcynosa and
Camarggo, had pronounced in favor of the
revolutionists. No lighting had occurred.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

a pERsEvERiNG sSLAvE.--The readers of
.he Tribune probably remember that last
faii slave by the name of Davis made a
daring attempt to escape from his master. in
safannah, BY concealing himself beneath, the
guards of the Keystone State, which was
bound for Philadelphia, and remaining there
halt drowned and nearly starved ] until ho
was discovered, and carried into Newcastle.
Delaware, whence he was returned TO his
owner. Subsequently it appears that Davis
was sent to Macon, Western Georgia. for hi.
petter security, and tho Sayannah RenubI;.
can states that few days ago he made an.
etner bold attempt to attain his freedom. Ha
fastened himself under onn Of the cars ~ tho
'n'gnt passenger train for Sayannah. ;ntsrs.
ing upon his arrivalthcre to make another ef.
lort 70 reacl, the Northern States. Unfortn.
na,siy nate Tor him, on the arrival Of the car, q
si,iien, some one passed nlong the train r;tI,
lantern, when it was observed bv th.- con
oucior that the bottom Of one of the c,r.
cast an unusual shadnw, and upon esam;r ~ !.
,ion 1t was found to proecsd from Ned "a
I's perch bcncath the train. II. Nm. :,
once secured and sent back TO his owner. = .
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11
CAPE ISLAND, June 2S

President Pierce and lady arrived here this
afternoon and took apartments at Congress
Hail. The weather is delightful, and til ere
is every prospect of a brilliant season.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

~ -----.--.- ---7.-. WAsHIScToS, juno %.
Mr.. Cole, Chief Clerk in the Pension Office,
It is believed will receive the appointment OF
Commissioner of Pensions, in place Of Judge
Waldo. s>sf a.+ - -.. : ,.- ...
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

CO The Montpelier, Vt, Patriot, says
that lady residing in that place recently
walked seven miles to fishing brook, and
brought homo seventy fine trout, ali Of her
own CATCHING - - !
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

-. go promising IS the wheat crop in Ohio
ani 50 largely hare the farmers ssown this
y.sr' .has the Cleveland PAiudealer; On
slclpa'es, de,l IN slsty days, buying aour At six
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11
Secret Societies.

MASONIC.
iali on Main, bet Jefferson and Washington streets
Des Moines Lodge, No. l.-Regular meetings Mon
day Evening preceding Full Moon.
TJ Corr, See. W. ID. McCoRp, W. NJ.
ns'llagion Lodge, No. 20.--Regular meetings, Sd
Tharalay Evening in each mouth.
Gao. Ross, Sec. W. Il. WooDwARD, w. NJ.
Iowa Royal Arch Chapter. No. 1.-Regular meet
ings lst Tuesday Evening in each month.
L. BuPSAr, See. TT, Corp, NJ. T. H.P.
I. o. o. F.
til' on Main, bet. Jefferson aud Washington streets
Wahingtcn lodge, No, l.--Neats every Saturday
sscning. BENZ. LEWIS NG
JACOB PRrGn Scc'y.
Eureka En-, ampmcnt, No. 9 Meets I'd and 4,h
Nednesiay's oi every month.
0Eo WnrpLe, Scribe. & W. HILL, C. P.
TEMPT AIRS
taaI on Is9nson be,pecn Front and Nom ytrcc,s)
Excelsior Temple OF Honor, No. 1.-Meets every
Wednesday enng.
wv. SMERrEY, Rec. S.J. Ears Wet.
0iss hraach Social Degree, meets every Monday
Ssnms. Mrs LYDIA HuNrEn, S. PIT.
Mss h, BRASpEBERRY, s. Il.
'assssea Degree Temple, meets second Friday in
each month"; d. s. EBrnsn1. d. IT,
Na@t Department, Shekokoa Degree Temple,
meets ath Friday of each month.
W T.. WoopwArp C. of C. {
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

MISSISSIPPI AND Missouri RivERs.--
The st. Louis Intclligencer of the SOth
ult', says: e.r5 r&G--as tsai {. s-.sf II 70
g The river continues to rise at the ratio
OF fifteen or eighteen inches tho twenty
tour hours The last arrivals, report the
Missouri at stand or falling from Coun-
Gil Bluffs down, with a good stage Of wa
ter all the way The Illinois is at a stand.
with four and a half feet in the ,ohauncl.
Nothing M new from the upper Mississippi.
The keokuk packet reports the riverat q
stand. No indications of rise. Twenty
ty-two inches water on the rapids. The
rise here will soon reach Cairo and the
lower river, and give us good river be-
tween this and Cairo-say ten feet in tha
channel,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

GOVERNOR OF FILLINoIs.-At- a late mil.
tary celebration in Chicago ILL.,, Col. WM.
A. RICHARDSON was proposed as The Dem.
cratic candidate for Governor of Illinois,
at the next election.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

ST. Louis AND VINcENNEs.-The ST.
Louis Intelligencer of the 30th ult., says
that the road between Illinoistown and
Vincennes was to have been completed
that day, and that on the Sd inst, "a party
of joyful citizens of Missouri and Illinois
will pay congratulatory visit to the State
Of Indiana-spend an hour or two in Vim
cennes and return to st Louis the same
evening" :"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

Mr At Niagara Falls, on Friday night
last, printer named Hooker shot himself
under the chamber window of his lady love
because she had Tilted him The ball
passed into his body under his armpit and
came out at his back, but having been ex-
tracted he is likely to recover. = ss =
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

IMPORTANT II. Bounty LAND CLAIMANTS
WAYNE's WAR.-The Commissioner of Zen.
s'ons, having lately received by vo untarv
donation, from James Y. Love, ESQ. Of
Louisville, the muster, pay, and receipt rolls,
OF the Kentucky troops who were under the
command of Major General Anthony Wayne
in the year 1893 and l794, deems it to 10
proper that public notice of that fac. be eiy-
en-, in order that all persons who may be in.
terested, either on account Of their services
I IN the war, or rs representatives Of those
who have died. may b We the ful benefi. Of
those documents. 12@ie-4 ~ 3s2lfis
James Y. Love, thelibrral donor of these
rolls, The only survivor of the family Of
MAJOR Thomas Love, who was paymaster
general OF the volunteer troops Of Kentucky
IN Wayne's war, having found them among
the papers of his dece tsed father, lin whose
hands they rcm,ined for nearly sixty years.1
has generously rendered them to the govern
mens of the United States, through the
Commissioners Of pensions, in whose hand,
he hopes they may be found useful in the n.
vestlga'ion Of claims for bounty land by
those whose lives We're freely jeoparded for
the rights ard honor of their country. s'7F
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
4 HORRIBLE olTAsTRoPHF.
srEaNBoaTN BLOW To AToMsn
fntxrr.rIsx fxRsoNs kll1xp.

t 4 \ ! = =
EyANavIILE, Ia, July 2.
The fiae steamer Lexington one Of the
Louisville and st. Louis packets, was
blown to atoms, yesterday morning near
Stephenson, Ky.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The packet Baltimore has arrived from
the scene Of the wreck with twenty officers
aud passengers of the ill-fated steamer. In
Guiding Capt. Throop and Mr.. Davidson,
the first Clerk, both wounded. The Cap
tain thinks not more than thirty-6ve were
killed. About one hundred persons were
on board, and but one escaped uninjured
except the ladies, who were all saved un-
harmed. The accident occurred at three
o clock on Sunday morning. The boat aud
cargo are of course total loss. ~,8
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

~, BosToN, June %.
s. The health of Abbott Lawrence is better
and hopes are entertained that he willrecov.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11
THE le.TH.
IAE KIH
= The day was celebrated in various why's II,


The day was celsbrascd in various why's in
our CITY. "
There ~. Sabbath Schoal celebration
With dinner, speeches. &C., in the grove near
the residence Of r. S. Adams, which was THE
celebration OF the day. Welearn that it was
pleasant and agreeable meeting of child
rem. teachers, parents and youth, and such
an one aswas Likely to result in mutual good.
as welras in the qualification and amnssment
OF the hour.
Our rman fellew-citizens, with a band
and with banners, marched to the grove Just
below the city where they gave vent TO their
patriotism, like sensible men. in speeches and
social enjoyment over good dinner.
Prof. afurray's barbacne was not we'll at
tended, and he has probably lost by the un-
dertaklng. I'd
Mr. May had q supper in the evening at his
beautiful grounds on the South Hill. 1t is
one of the p.easantest places in this vicinity,
and We expectedto see more there. He serv-
ed np1ice cream, lemon ade, cakes, fruits,
nuts. sSc.s TO his visitors inrurai fashion, to
US quite refreshing. 1t came off in the open
air under the trees. In addition to the va
rious other modes of amusement, several
couple were tripping it on the light fantastic
toe. The poetry of motion was, We thought,
somewhat abridged by the length Of the grass
or the unevenness of the surface, or both
Still the dancing was very well in its way,
and great deal more invigorating and re-
freshing than if carried on in close rooms
MIR Nays grounds are really beautiful. His
walks are laid out. his trees and shrubbery
arranged in very good taste.
The circus, the lowest means Of amusement
of all, called together numerous crowd to
witness the feats of ground and lofty tumb-
ling. Their band was good one. aud dis
coursed pretty good music upon the streets.
The day closed with fewer fights and less
intemperance than usual. But still, there
was enough to satisfy every body that the
law had not fully gone into effect.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

Cherries in the Ne,c FORK Aiarkc! The Weld of
cferries this season appears to be enormous One
wholesale dealer, Mr. yler received thirty thousand
pounds consisting of IVnitehearts, Blackhearts and
Dikemans, during last night. This morning lYush.
ington market, at the corner of Fulton and Vest
streets piled up six egha feet high with bask
cts Of frui. The different qualities readily sold at
four cents pound Wholesale lIuckstcrs in the mar
ket and grocers retail them at six cents. farmer
from Long Island stated that he yesterday picked
five hundred pounds Of cherries from tree. Straw
berries are abundant to-day The best quality sells
at one shilling bowl. These, Of course, are til!
large-slzed berries. Tn Ee of smaller size arc dis
posed Of at four cents basket,-[ Evening Post.
Cashmere Cloth l., South Caro'iaa.--Sputii Carroll.
ma moves The cotton planters actually breeding
the Cashmere Goat-not For the table only, but fu
fabrics. The ordinary plantation looms used in
making CLOTH and such very ordinary labor as that
IF Southern negroes is all that employed in he b'
Sincss. The cloth is said to be beautiful. The go
multipcs rapidly. The fourth O! the ash,nere
upon the native Is said Inc fully good the pure
cashmere. The making of herds Of these goats l.
now regularly installed business in somr districts
Carolina, Georgia and Eirgini Il Buffalo Demoera-
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

sa The Chief Justice of Maine has
decided in the case Of person sentenced
By police Court to fine and imprisonment
for selling a glass Of liquor, that municipal
Judges and Justices of the peace have no
jurisdiction for Furnishing liquor sellers,
which can onlybe done BY indictment and
trial By jury in the Supreme Court.
The effect Of this decision, ii is said, will
completely nullify the Liquor las in Maine.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11
HsSr A dispatch from Indenenl

HaS A dispatch from independence, Mo.
to the St. Louis Republican, speaks of a
personal reucontre, at Westport, between
Gov. Reeder and Mr.. Stringfellow, in
which the former got the worst of the bat
tie. 1t does not appear which of the
Stringfellows was concerned in this affair.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

&aa- The Catholics have purchased nine of tic
best lots of Leayenworth, kana ard arc about tc
erect church and nunn.ry there .-t! .sf
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

THOMAS W. NEWMAN, --.4.,
sd7ifoRNEY-1NDC co COUNsJsLL0R.aTLya LyaW,
oace on Wnshington-st., one door west Of Third.
Burlington. iowa.
NV Ill promptly attend to land gepcics collecting
w debts. investing money. locating and selling
LAsp WAnHAsrs and I'll other business pertainingto
ais profession ~ saes.ts,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

&s- Tie ,amasind has been grown in Virginia
from seeds and is highly spoken of, promising to
be acquisition to our fruit trees, cspeciali,
on the prairie lands of the West. It's growth is rap
i'd its appearance ornamental, and il is perfectly free
from blight and from the depredations of insects.
Last the trees in Virginia produced fruit as
wood the i'm pOrted -.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

J'urs GREEN. JOHN l.. BROWN
GREEN & BROWN,
ATTORNEYS At LAW, ANpSoLIclToRs IN CHANcEnY
} 'RLlNGToN, IOWA, VIII give prompt attcn
- IN tn all business entrusted to their care in De-
north II the Barrct House, In the OLD ,ounty nuili
iags,
ma Is, 1854. ~
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Church Directory.
METHoDIsT. NJ


METHODIST.
on Zion, Third street. between Washington and
Columbia. Rev. j. GasSER, Pastor Services 10
an and 7 p. NJ Seats free.
Ebuefsr Chapel, Division s,eec.. between 9th and
9Th. Rev. W. F. CowLIs, Pastor. Setvicec lea
am. and pm.
Ctrman Methodist. corner Of 9th and High streets
Rtv. II. +. KoyEKE. Pastor. Services loi a. m.
and 7 y. N. Seats free.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Id Csareh, corner of Washington md 9th sts DR.,
j. ll.mlsox, Pastor. Serlces l0l n. m 7 p. IN.
"a Church, Marion Hall, corner of lth and WASH
ihrton strocts Rtv.C. p. JENNINGS. Pastor. Ser
wees II II. IN. and p m. Seats FREQ.
BAPTIST
Church on 9Th lictween Washington ana Columbia
Rev, G.J. JonssoS, Pastor. Services l01 u. IN.
South ii,l, school House, Rev Prof. G. W. GuSNI-
son, preacher. Service at Up. m.
CONGREGATIONAL
Church, ith street between Jefferson aud Washington
Rev. W. sALrEa, Pastor. Services lua n. m. and
Jpn.
EPISCOPAL.
tAsist Church, corner 9th aul High streets Rev.
fRliArf, a,,or, Services | | n, IN. and p. IN
GERMAN LUTHERAN
tss'rA Corncr of 9th and Columbia streets. Rev.
AhiinEsssL, Pastor. Services l01 n. M, p. In
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
kt"~s. rhnreh. Columbia. between al and tn ST.
H,, NJ kissELLA, ras,ar- SERVICES 5 mud l0a,
N, snd 4 y. M,
H. johns church, corner Of 18th street and Centra
square. Rev. q. RErrE, Pastor. Services S and
loia. m. and y pm.
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LoDGINd.-We saw bill of fare hug
out of lodging house in Chicago, (not the
one We stopped at) which would have rem
dered it popular in this city We did not
read it through, but the first item was
stwhisk,v nunehto
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

VERY PRuDENr.-The Il. N. Lodge in Warren
r. IT, after resolving to repudiate the Rhode Island
pla'form and to stick by ro.slavery Philadelphia
affair. very wisely, for the reputation of the men,
bers, voted-to burn their records
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G5- The true names of the victims to the double
Suicide which occurred in Brooklyn, N. Y, on the
26th u!t., and which we mentioned yesterday, are,
Horatio N. Gastn and Sarah Williams The woman
wasof doubtful virtue, and in one OF the letters of
the youns man, dated New York, he states that re
had been turned from his fathers house because Of
thv bad company he kept. Several # his letters to
the young woman were from Mn,etiac, III this State
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

Althoug h we have several times in the
various editions of our paper, published the
prohibitory law, yet we give below con-
densed statement of its provisions which
we take~from the "Gate City." e -.-@.st .
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Statistics Of Minnesota.

4 pamphlet Las been issued rom me Office Of the
S. Paul Democrat, calitici ssTse Rise sFd epgress
sf Minnes5sa TERRITORY. which contains great deal
Of valuable nfsr,nati.n for persons who csn.emIssa
removal thi;her. Besides ssafsnan. of the bus-
ness prosperity of ST Paul j, interesting facts
in regard to the different ceatie, cities, towns and
villages in ths Territory Ths following paragraphs
We copy fruin ths Introduction
The public domain siivided into six land dig
.ricts with government oficers at the foioing In
calitcs viz Mt Brownsville, in Houston county, Al
Winona, in Winona county; at Red Wing, in Good
hue county; ut Minneapolis. in Hennepin county; at
Saltwater, in Washington county and ot sauk Ra
pds, in Benton; county.
Three United States mifitafy posts are located
within tho Tcrrtory designated respectively as Fort
Smelling, Fort RIPLEY. and Fort Ridgcly; and DUR
ing the past winter an appropriation has been made
BY Congress for teerecfion of fourth fort, situate
at Pembina near the later national boundary line.
The first census Of iniesota made by order Of
Governor Ramsey, III tls SUNNI, rof 1919. The mum
Der of inhabitants rcpossed at that time $3.50,
of whon 3,6o7 w.re male, and /, ,71s'femaIes. The
number returssed in tbs Subsequent year, under shs
United States census. wayS $50. Since s5pnogen.
.eral enumeration ef eha in s,apts iis had /
hai At The present /. - IS q
tory cannot be less than forty thousand; while by
many it is estimated as high fifty aad sixty thou
sand. .s
In 1850 the taxable PR pc, ty returned at $s32,
1872; in 1851 at 1882 3o3; in 1852 at Sl,59S,l6
in s53 at 81, AIS. .437; in 1854 at si,57s, ,033.
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