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land" is ably written. and contains many sugges.
tiors that may be found useful to our own farmers.
The critical arsicle on TnAckeray's merits as Q no.
veiist will also be found Interesting. The following
extract sums up the writer's con Illusions with re-
gard 10 him -
Mr.. Tbsckeray mo poet; for one Of the h'ghest
OF the poets vocstions, and perhsps the nobiest
weIk OF which genius Is capable, 10 60 embody the
puiest ideal soul in the most ifeliks human gar
ments; aud this IL an effort which our auth r mas
not yet attempted. Perhaps the title when Mr..
Thsckersy would rashsr choose for himself would b
that OF an historian OF human nstuse. Ia his sphere
he ia 80 emiDeGtiy. Human nature in its c,mDany
Dress, with al it. foib.es on, IL tho subject ne do
lights 10 peat OF, bur Mr.. Thacksray is not great Ia
home scenes, where the cobvsn i0nal dress ls of
and the good that is IN . man expands under the
cheerful gi,w Of the domestic fe Mr.. chsckeray
does not drape his hero in the purple, or make pic
lures # him as he walks lottily among suffering
msr; but tskss him to pisces With wicked mirsh,
calliDg upon al men TO laugh with him ~ tie idols
d. montiOr. We are no advocates for idol or hero
once ia this world o Man who WIS at once divine
and human, whom We are oil encouraged 20 make
cur example, and following whose wonderful foot.
steps some have attained to o life grander tia that
OF common humanity, We feel hat tue highest ideal
of che poets IL but . fit a. d seem y ackuo Nlsd ymsnt
Of the excellence which has been made pos sible to
our favored race; and that the circle of hfs aud
rs Is not complete till we have admitted into
1t the.iofriest ~ well as the lowest example OF hu
man existence the saint no less than the sinner.
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HERALD, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY A, 1856.
such would vote for the return of Nj. Seward to the

such would vote for the return Of Mr.. Seward to the
United States nenate.
Jesuitism OF the order Of Kno : Nothipas, produced what
he called the oath o. the order. saying, Il any member
here knew It to bea forgery, and would rise In his place
read the oath. interspersing the reading with criticisms.
Mr.. B. called upon the leaders Of the Know Nothtngs to
cay whether this was not the oath got up BY a lot Of
rotten politicians for the promotion oil themselves
Mr.. WATERBURY inquired If that was the oath Of the
Seward Know Notbings.
Mr.. BAKKR-I believe it is the oath Of the Hndoo Know
fothings.
Mr.. WATrRBuRY-I only wanted to know which 1t was.
Mr.. BAKER proceeded with his criticism Of the oath,
characte rising the order as q detestable band Of traitors.
He called upon these men to name their candidate.
Mr. lASPoRT-Mr. Speaker, ! will name my candidate.
The CHAIR-The gentleman 10 not in order.
Mr.. BAKER-l had not the kli yhtest idea of referring to
the gentleman from Ontario (Mr- Lsmport) The geotle-
man msgni6es himself with proportions I had not
thought Of. daughter can only compare hi to
Mammoth Cave General Jackson! Daniel Ullmann! Fire
and Thunder ~ (Renewed ~laughter.) Mr.. B. went on
wi h his criticism OF the principles of the order. He
asked II there had not been q meeting Of the Council 10
New York city, about election time, at which a resolu-
tion was passed giving the power to construe the oaths
drew down upon the order Throughout the State an over
whelming contempt.
Mr.. Robertson here rose to a question Of privilegs, and
read o letter from a Council Of which he (Mr. r J had
been q mean Der, and from which he bad asked a card OF
Withdrawal. The letter states that lac would not be al
lowed to withdraw, but that he would be expelled; And
besides IL at, be would be burnt in ehigy. 1t also said 1t
was intimated that he Mr.. r. had been bought with
money. MIR. r. said IL was not necessary for him to
deny anything in this letter. A man who would write
such a letter 10 another, Mr.. r. thought was uaworthy
so much attention. But he would here say that he
would discharge his duty without regard to any con-
sideration- pecuniary or otherwise.
Mr.. LEIGH moved that this question be made the spe-
cial orrer 'or Monday morning.
Mr.. AITKRN moved to substitute the Temperance bill,
but withdrew, and Mr.. Ie;gh's motion was carried.
The House was then adjourned before Nh. Baker had
concluded.
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Gamble held an Inquest yesterday, ~ the New York hos
pital, upon the body OF James Conway, . native Of Ire
land, who came TO his death from injuries received BY
accidentally falling down the h~atchway Of the store No.
90 william street, ON the "a inst. II appears from the
evidences taken on the inquest, that the deceased was
employed In the store Of Mr.. Loomis, at the above No,
and was engaged TO hoist some goods from the first TO
the fourth noor. The deceased had hoisted up six bog
e.. when he sat down 70 rest near the edge Of the open
batohway. He had not been there more than . Few
minutes, when, being seiped with . az, he fell, with his
head leaning over the edge Of tbs hatchway. Tbs other
ceased, ran 10 his assistance; but, before they could
catch bold Of him, he fell 70 the nrst door, . distance u
sovr forty feet, and on being picked up was found In a
ins~nsibie condition, and he was conveyed 70 the hosDi-
tai. where he died soon after his a3nittsnes. The de-
ceased was about forty pears Of age, and waa 81 one
uus Q sesk,s y w Iaitsa States etvy.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Fort OF New York. February 3, 1855.

CLEARED.
Steamship Knoxville, Ludlow, Savannah, s L Mitchii.
Steamship James Adger, Charleston, Spoford, nlsston 4
.stsamship Jamsstsvn, Parrish, Norfolk. &c, Ludlan 4
ship WIN Tspscott, Bell, liverpool Tapscott 4 Co.
Ship Paragon, Drnkvatsr, San Francisco. Foster 4 Nick.
ship Herald Of the Nsrnins, Baker. San Francisco, Sutton
Bari Rasssds pldsn,, Gsrdes Bremen, Hsnninss, Muller
Bari yesta, Ressi,er r~arrsgesA, whsslwrisht 4 Co.
Dark cabarga lBr,, Kenny, Kingston, J Picard.
Bari Pacific, Brower, Havana, Sturges . Co.
Bark Escoriaia, Ryder cArdsnas, Wardwsl, Knowlton q
Bari Elisa Barss CBr, wstlinston, ~cisnfussos, Tucker .
BARK Tsnger, svsstIsr. vslsncia, Wsish, Carver 3 Chase.
Bsfh \. C Buchanan, Dusoher, Galveston, d c Murray.
Bari Ainsds Williams, ApslaeeieolaA Essls . Hazard.
s:,i se,.a s.s so:p. a.' Ky x:.., T s:s. ssi ! S..i Ss'1''
Brig Oxford, Moufon, Gonsivss, RUSSELL 4 vinns.
Brig Dolphin Hatch, 81 Jsso. = = Freeman CO
rDns reru lbr, harrington, ~ Sehn, ND, r ! Nevus .
sehf n Freeman, Glover, 81 Johns. Pr, n Y Freeman
sehr Mana shifsr, Wilson, Mobile, Eagle d Hazard.
schr Haxall, Smith, Richmond, c q Pierson-
sehr Mott BedslI Trsdvsli, Nerfelk, Mott Bsdell.
sehr Mary nssiis,, Bssrs. Boston, Dayton 4 sprssu..
schr IN wa!rsn, CSspnaa. New Haven, master.
sloop AnnawAn, n!igs, Bri.tol, master.
Sleep = epraGus, Fish, P~rcyidenes. master.
ssss::ssss::ss 4 Fss:s Pa Ess IN 2. i'm; ss cssnx.i 4 LA I'm. : Bros
ARRIVED.
stsamsbip union. Adsns, Havrs, Jaa u, asd Ccves 18th,
., !. nsss.' ist Ns, lon Il 20. sicSsnssa ssssis With shiS
sssss@sSSis Yioriss, weedhuiL savannah. o hsurs v,.A
mdse and pAsassesrs 10 8 I Mitchni. Jsn 81, IN comins Qua
tAss y - 6vst ~ asSssA Hss Ss'sa: SssLsS
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The SroRx IN H~ALIrAx-vEssELs WREcKEp-
HALIFAX, Jan. 3o.-A violent gale Of wind, accompanied
with snow and rain. ragged yesterday. The tide, forced
into the harbor BY the gale, rose higher than for many
years past. A great many cellars on Water and Hollis
streets, were overfiowed and much valuable property dcs-
troyed- A few Of the vessels at the wharves suffered,
one or two small craft were sunk. Many OF the wharves
also sustained considerable damage. Royal mail stem.
ship Asia, which arrived early In the morning from Bos.
ton, received slight injury 10 her boats and did not leave
for England until this evening. Before proceeding her
upper spars were housed, and the ship was made all
snug TO contend with the heavy sea outside. The
schooner Rambler, belonging TO Fortune Bay, Newfound-
land, which sailed last week for Boston, with Q cargo Of
herring. was lost In the gallo Of Friday night at LIver.
p~ool-vhen all on board, consisting Of ton persons,
persisted. IL IL said that the vessel was knocked 70 pieces
against the wbarves In LIVERPOOL harbor-and' tkat
portions Of her cargo werc actually floating about the
streets. -Four bodies were washed ashore. A new
bark, the Wave, belonging 10 8. Freeman, Esq Of Nil
ton, vas driven upon the bar, aud vent 70 pieces. Grew
saved. Abaxk owned By Z. BArss vas also lost OF the
same place. The crew verc o. we'd BY means Of ropes
from ;he shore. The brig Delegate, from the West Ia.
diea, 10 also q total wreck In Liverpool harbor. Other
WRECKS nesr liverpool are. spokcn ", bat particulars
have NJ yss ben eoEnpaieAt2.
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loi5AM. lat g o5. Ion e Is, passed schr Isaac Cohen Hertx.
sts.msbip Ns:hviiis. hence fI chsrlsston,.
sensers. to Sponerd, Tilssten q Co Thursday, 8 IN. CAps
Hatteras Light bearing N by =. exchanged sixnAlS vtk
steamship Nashville, fence for Charleston.
Ship Dewitt Clinton, Dunn. Liverpool. Jan 4 wa
Clear Jan ~.
Bark Tairlee BE, Richards, Philadelphia. 4 days, In bal.
last, to master.
Bark Lunetts @f Portland, York, Portland, With mo.
lastte to MISTER.
Brig 9 " Russell, Fudge. Gibraltar. IS days. with fruit
&C. 20 Giro, Fran ca 4 Co.
Scir 4 Z Bunting, Mearr, Norfolk.
schr r c Russell, Lynch, Berlin
schr Delaware townsend, berlin.
schr Plymouth Rock, LAoy, Boston, 50 hours.
Schr ID W Vaughn, Edwards Providence for Virginia.
Sloop Americs, Burton. Providence.
Sloop Harvest, -, Providence.
SAILED.
Steamships Knoxville, Savannah; James Adges. Charles
ton; James,ovn, Richmond, &c.
Wind WNW,
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On Wednesday evening, January 81, by the Rev. James
nillett, Mt his residence, sos Broome street, Mr.. HENRY
e1PHKNs, OF Nantz, France, to MISS SKLExA WIswELl, of
Halifax, Nova Scotia.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA Feb 5, 4 PM-Arr schr Hattie Asaa,
Douglas, Port au Prince.
CID steamship North Carolina. symmes. Liverpool; bark
Ocean Esqls, Creenmsn, NOrieans; brig John X Rhodes
Matthews, Boston; sohr Julia ANA, Harding, Boston.
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Pilotbcat Effort OF Boston, 50 tons. s years old, copper
fastened and eoppered, and well found In every respect, has
been SOLD to some New Bedford gentlemen for $1v0, ossh.
LsuncHsD-A Chelsea LIST inst, by Mr. Stetson, . medium
clipper ship Of up Yards Of 1900 tone, called tho Besoen
Light, owred by tho builder, and intended for . general
freighting ship.
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IT legraphic Marine Rep0rts.
NEW ORLEANS Feb 2-Arr bark JuniatA, Philadeiphia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-23
The 4 inneH ErpedikioR.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2I.-rhe Kinney case
was before Judge Kane in the L. 5. Court this
morning. Mr.. Dallas, counsel for Col Kinney
argued for a reduction of bail and speedy trial
He read a number of afidavits, one from the own
of the steamer of the United States, testifying
that there was no armament or powder on board
and that the expedition only intendedfor col.
onizing Central America. He states that the
steamer has been ready for since the 9TH inst.
and that the delay rendered Col Kinney liable
for damages amounting to $1,000 per day. Mr..
Dallas also submitted an account of the hearing
in New York, and closed by respecting the de-
mand for an early trial. The case was interrup.
ted by impanneng the iuries for the regular
term, but will he resumed in about an hour
SECOND DISPATCH,
kinney's trial has been postponed until the
next regular term of the Court, two months
hence. 1t is understood that the expedition will
now sail. The bail was not reduced, but renew
ed To the same amount.
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Fronitho Richmond Wig.
XSSGoverument Interference In our
observation-disclosures Outrage In
Portsmouth! 10
PORTSMOUTH,! !. 10

" learn upon the authority Of a gentleman
JUST from portsmouth. that the Pierce and For
hey Government at Washington has lust issued
'!''ts 10 thelr agents and tools in Portsmouth to
"aS"l!>S ever mechanic in tho Navy ward thcrs
VIM Intends 10 vote the American ticka, NJ ia.
coming election. Fttty men there-fng horaz
irorEIhg etmen-har aireGdu h,,,. mil nd tLo,
my Fogid h discharged The moment tLfft. ,sSf
Htir toftS jar tn imtficaH tj,tsY W. mr..
ANXIOUS Ia kuew. What agency Nj No himself
bud ln having this de~puic and Infamous order
issued by Furnev and Pierce lie i. nov In
W Washington, and he, hern Their for some days.
tiad he any hand in the matter We think he
had. \ tvrant himself he seeks aud has nj
ways sought, 10 tyranni4e over Others. \ bully
anu hackgnard, his aim has always been.
whore he could do So with n due regard IL the
SAFETY 81 his own carcass, 10 domueer oyer and
To brow beat every man with whom he happened
10 come IN contact. And we have no turthz
y d"let that he l. the prime cause ofthis despot-
le order having been issued from Washngtou
i1al "hether he was or not, somebody is respon
slhle II not NIse,then the admin >tration-and
winch was cordially endorsed by the Staunton
Convention.
We appeal 10 the honest and independent free
men OF NlrGlnia TO rehuke, at the polls ON Thurs
day next, this miserable attempt on the part Of
dl~graced, Abolition administration. to ntimi-
date and ride over the voters Of Virginia. II
~ Ing - .oi''o't"' Ill III" name OF Heaven,
what Will this country come 10 Do we, indeed.
live in Il free land AMI in the enjoyment of the
rights aud privileges of lfecmen If man is
mol at liberty 10 vote As his Judgment and hs
conscience dictate, what is his freedom worth
Is he not to all intents and purposes, bonds
man and slave
But we invoke the mechanics and laboring men
OF Richmond and throughout the Commonwealth.
To put Their heel upon an administration which
wonid either make them slaves or rob them of tn
bread witch feeds their wives and children. We
invoke them to re-assert and vindicate their rights
rs trcemen Mt the polls. We ask them. in behalf
OF themselves and their country to repel with
becoming spirit and Indignation this foul attempt
todeprtYe them ftheir birth right and crush them
to the Garth And when the sun goes down ON
Thursday its parting beams will play upon II
Commonwealth redeemed, regencrated, and dis
enthraled."
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il the model ot Cruise. Digest, and may well
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Rob nson's Practice-New Edition.-The
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Spume l. ms to the place and time of Transaction
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Sands Suit in Equity.-Hitory of SuH in
Equity, prosecuted aud defended in the Win gina
Stnte Courts, ID in the United Suites Circuit Court
by Alexander II. San Ia. Esq, Counsel ornt LAW Rich
mond, Va. vol post svo. 5IOrp. Price - 90.
This work is intended 10 supply TN young of
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The Appendix, besides containing n summary of legal
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
z. ". PICKREIT ". VI. TANsoR
P1CkRELL Il TANNOR.
Lumber, Coal and General Commission
NERCH4 NTS,


I'VE e,pettIily ca the attention Of the citizens Of
w Lynrhbng. and the sur ounding country, 10 our
'stra>ivr as.nrtn eut of Lumber which consists of
m, kind, uublc ior Builders. Tobueconiss, Cabinet
Maker. Sc.
Tor Boiia.r. ~ hive II rpdcs of Albany White
Pro, chr,ts, Nnhnrnny, Black Walnut Nc.
For Gnhaeeoni.ts we keep luGe sioo Of White
Pine GuIiin :. suitable t,r Casine--Buton Wool AMI
White Oak la T. ~.
Ion Gnhnet Maker, Ne hive Poplar. Cherry. Maple.
s., 81, MI general rf every thing
ally krIi in hum,rt Yard saeh Cypress Shingles.
ieth- Squire Pm. Paings. Nc, Sc.
FNIhRAClrE GDAb.-bnr iaid j. always sup.
pird with tho bcsi Rcd nd White A.h Coal. which
tin IN the Box Cur from Yard or put in
bo ,-hra,- nnd turwarl. To denlets wishing lnrg.
gu,etfs, are prepared l." offer inducements
l,NipR II Turn out from the Snuthsde Road. running
our tinif whrrr w cum load "a from the v.sssl-
~ y II .cll II. low an forward with much dispatch
my FIRM in the Sfnt,.
W. viii nl-u attend IL ihr forwarding Of any nes-
rha1di-r cnnusied to ea.e. To lobacconiss ship
ping nY,l g,ret fciI!Iy The cnrs can take 1t
mhntf Whotn i',cna he pnt directly tho vese
.rla. .iihc Ter Baltimore Philadelphia or New York
We uia hive Cnur, capable Of missing ten or fifteen
tom. "ctean nl.r my heavy article frnm the vessel
10 the rHts W"~ be plensad 10 receive orders or at
tend 10 any thing in our line. may % dam
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u lI In ''' - ~ '' - y ''I'''S ~ 49,
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th i"td "u'9 ''tt Is - ''fa 'nr ina .n2' VI a.
haai j. e'''" rom In, v. NINA - '""'a hNhrhh"is'
adjoining ne NM 'i No 1.N''Ptoe John Naii""'s'
nHa Ihats.
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\ rur,uance o. acercr ttc Ciacuu Count N S3s
Bedford ruIe cn.r 81 VI Daniel VI, mil --E-
admir- u, theIaicr-igurd. VITO arpp5p 81 Cum
mission tor that purpose vii On ]. u.,io,, IL" 7ih
day luIc, 1873. # fan II Mt, tin. t,trd,s, IN
IN, premises ST. 10 the highest bidder pubs aur-
Ton, a nrt . the LAND whereof Lolnvir, Mcdaniel
dcd seized. lying nu Litr W,lrGnl Echos' creeks in
tie MY cf BE itorl within y mills south Of rnr
ot labrrtS thronPh win h place tie Tenn. Il. X.
rua. uld adjoining the land. Of Cobb u Parker,
Fhamp.on II Lnync Lrluni lrw le,s, c. h. Fyef Jus
VI. Cmtce, Maxim l.. aqua. Nathan L. Luck aud
others.
Thc LAND will be sall in Two Of mora T,uet. -one
Tract continuing about 30l4 nrrrs. md known as rh,
Inat tract which lr4 welt oiIeinolly ot the hrs red
clay 50 |. aud in good condition this time. It's Ter
rile nni well ALA ted to the growth ri fhacco all
kinds Of grain eovr null oler grasses. pni about haf
aims in i o,gj,a ero~1 Ia. cort-tirg al ingo pro.
naiton Of white oiik nnd chestnut oak timber Suitable
for box iprk. Sc alsn. chestnut mud uthcr vnlu tbe
timber Most y the mb,red nnd,s considered a. SUI
pel'or Tobacco Land. rho improvements si.l
Of wo hewn l. dwelling houses. the necessary out.
houses, toEncco baru1. DC.
The other Tract Crnnt divided before the day al sne)
coutuns ahpui 39!3 a'.cs and 'skn"wn II, The Nel-
The soil ,uhout the quality + lhnr al the
first mrnlinn" acl and m Re rlnn one haIf ottte ~ct
nov. uhonuls IN timber :" thu very hcst qunlty, tie
whole 81 II being w J Tobacco Lnud The crarrd
p1rtonis generally IN good c"ndin"n. mud under
god fcurr. 1Ge improvement, cans-, i u comorta.
bic framed dwelling house, with the nrcrs my hou
tohaocp h#Ins. Sc. Boih at thesc nrt, ufe Nau-
ahlr ana hn,uhic lie we'll, mn arr " i;rt. los tune.
-rng. tie best wlrcr. The fertility ot the soil.
tin quantity and quality u tie timber, The chance for
tobecco, il, 'ousetrrcr marker, AM ibe ueishhor
heol being ieriicdS de-iabic mn, should IL suhl
crn Inducements Ia attract the attention at purtn.rt..
Either thu undersigned, or Cnlt.G. b. PHrhrl, Wup
i've alinjonL. vill.at u'ne. sl,l~ the t1d-
prr.".- wishing tn"Nanrjne tfnn,.
1Tuns.--A ..,du OF /, y. mud yrar. (rScrft n- 10
II sum so5elh thu ce-ts) q5al i1.itiusat- VII
-, given, the ynrcha-sr hcine t,qtrci E,rr mud.
WIN roe5 p's,o"J ssc'd.s, hr ~" porshU-" money,
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" GINIAAND TENNESSEE RAILROAD CON
fANY topt.a4 vi b. ts-o..,s5 ! IN, W., :, mr.
my ,,er. al ~ oh1y. len - ',=l. fao, sre dina.
/ I,iy 1874 aol n,,,i'e g., .,,., 20, nh. .i,, ",
Yor. a., ,0.h l.up 1891 Win interest Cou,,., Il.
zach NJ ,ler, nf Il l,.r e.. ,.r annu,, fr,,,,.la
Uni ,,r4i, h. Nth, BIN. of A.a,,-, an "a, l-f.f
ru,rt a my -. "a, r. w. "a, sa hl + rt,rr s,r,n,
,,nv,rtIa1. the. : IT f,. l.i,,,,, Mt tl. ,t
+ rhe h1il,r.
rLr-, ord ar, is.rr urir- fell a4iorif. If = .
.5ar,l lil, Tor the, uri,sc "a - an ca'.,rri y
tn o, s- hoy r. =, c4iser ,y. .er1rd ,,ortsn a,
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ffls If whi, +. acid law liz Stn Of VIrginin aid tl,
whole amount pni4 in j. s1q75.lGU.
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months, ,hnr +, oIy necessary 10 nut tho entc road
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ro, about : ODn O9o in cnn.Itsii,n Nc stnrl ai
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In an yiyirg am ,l7,., STRAIGHT ne Gnn4 b. Norle
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miles a,I ,b.ra i lt ,a rr. lt Ia n Gai4bed T.,
afford n inu,is rail road TRANSFORMATION fr,,, tho
cry If Wn.hiurtnn to MONTGOMERY A uIana But in
dene,dert f th, ,r,yl ,bnt vii; nan If
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