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SEMINOI.ES

Wecxtract the following from tho wash
ington correspondence Of the Charleston
STANDARD:
"In my last letter criticised tho action
of the War Department! in sending to Flor
ida heavy artillery to fight Indians with in
the everglades. have since been informed
at tho Department, that these Artillery
Companies are only such in rank and name.
They have always performed, and will con-
tinuc to perform, Infamtry service. This
explanation I deem due alike to nil parties
Gen. iIarney is now here, and hurryinG with
great despatch his preparations for the
campaign. He expects to nc at tho "scat
OF war" by the 18th inst, when every effort
will be made 20 cXtcrln!natc the remnant Of
those miserable and b!oodthirs,y savagcs
who, under the influence of Billy Bowlrgs,
have determined to die in the sw:.lnm, ot
Florida sooner than live peaceaLly West Of
the Mississippi.
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From the .Spmfh LUr0liaian.
A CARD.

DIR. GIBBEs-l'EAR SIR: In vind:c;.-
ton of my character from ungcnerous i'm
putations, [ request you to publish the fol-
lowing testimonial furnished me in Colu,n-
Im by the honorable gentlemen who
composed the Board "f Investigation, and
whose namcs az" ':'"r,i" 'lrjv signed
"a u ~ n'"i;'N 81 "'i', .',t,>.'; =. So. 4"
~ '>-', :"'i'" 'i..i "a" ,,.!', Il III. :>si,sr
senc'aIiy will copy this card. !. III. a;sh
regard, am, sir, your ohe,lient,
WARREN -. WILKES.
anderson, Norensbrr 8, $50,
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Qol,ln,rreial.

AssEvILLE G. H., Nov. IL, 1856.
cotton.-A considerable quantity on the mur
ket. Market b.isk. ii q lI8 extrernea
COLUMBIA. November 10. 1856.
Cofton.-Onr market bus been dull TO dav
there being very little offered for sals ~ bales
sold from II to life.
- CnAELEsroN, November e, 1856.
The transactions TO- day were limited to about
1000 bales. The market presenteda a languid
and dropping appearance, but no quo,ailo de-.
esps fwas establist,ed in prices--i1i q l24
cents, ..8.sst
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THE SOUND UuE8.

This question is still attracting somc at
tentlon in Europe. The reader will recol-
lect that the governments Of Denmark, from
time almost immemorial, bad levied an
oncrous tax upon all shipping passing her
Straits. Our government was the first to
deny this right, and refuse TO submit to it.
The principle is being extended, and Secre-
tary MARCY has instructed our Minister at
Berlin, TO collect information as to the ori.
gin and growth of a similar tax now ex-
acted by Hanover and Holstein, and report
to our government. Il seems to be the
policy Of the Secretary TO refuse the de-
matids of these small States, further than
may be necessary to thefsuppoYt ;ofs light
houses, DO. ~. &. -yr. 3s.sb g4a a...,s.
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THE Kansas Free State Conyent;on.-
New York, Nov. "A special correspon-
dent of tho Times, states that the Free
State Convention met at Big Spring on the
2sth nlt. 1t nominated Recder Ms delegate
to Congress. A resolution ceDsuring Gov.
Geary was postponed.
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Called Of the Lo,1.-IIonorable D. s.
Dickson said in recent speech, tl,at the
political parsons who were preaching politics
said "they were called of the Lord" lie
said lie knew the Lord in ancient times did.
on one occasion, use jackass to deliver Il
message, but he was not aware that such
" the case ut the resent day.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. }


WHEREAS, it is the duty of cverv peonlo .,
acknowledge their dependence OH Almjcbtv
'od-to express their gratitude for HIS M.rcrrs
and devoutIy implore Ills BLESSING for III, Fl,
tnre:
Now, therefore, I. JAMES H. ADAMS, Gov.
ernor OF the State of South Carolina, do, in con-
iorn'ty with the established usaccs of this Stotc
appoint the TWENTIETH DAY OF NOyEM.
nEN, instant, to be observed as dav Of
THANKSGIVING, HUMILIATION AND
fKAfEis, and invite and exll ort our citizen, of
I'LL denominations to assemble at their rcspectiyo
places OF worship, to offer up their tlsvo,ions to
Almighty God, tho Givcr of all good
Given under my hand and seal Of the State.
III Columbia, this 5th day Of November.
| ID the year OF our Lord one thou sand
| eight hundred and ifty-px, and the cich.
J'hrst year Of American independence o.
! JAS II. ADAMS
JAMES PATTERSON, Secretary of State.
Nov. l2, 1856. 30 7,
Anofhcr Letter from Isras-Travis. Co..
Texas, Aug. Is, ls5i.-Messrs. Fleming Broth
ers--Dear Sin: There were several cases or
Chills and Fevers in my mothers f,milv at tho
time we received the MLanes Liver Pills. or.
dcred i'll my letter Of Juno 18th, and few do,.s
administered in each case produced tho desired
enect' thus demonstrating the efficiency Of thssa
celebrated Pills i'll that disease.
Mother has not been troubled with tho s;cl
headache since she hns commenced tukinc
these Pill, and rs we have hui f.y- n' ;hem l.st
You will please send us another doiat's worth
| Direct, as before, to Austin, Texas
Respectfully yours,
MEREDITH w. HENERY.
cB" Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR..
! .HI.nncs Erirbrafcd Jrrmifuge, manufactured
by Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa An other
ser'n'llSes III comparison worthless. DR..
NJ Lime genuine Vcrmifugc, also his celebrated
Liver Pills, can now be had at nIl respcctabe
drug stores. None genuine mithoMi TIE sigi.rt.Ts
OF FLEMING BROS
Sold by WAEpLAw & LYON. Abbeville Z. H..
;. g. and by one Agent i'll every town in the
South. II
'sercf''l" and Salt Rhcu", Of four gears stand
ing, Cared dy Gar:er's Spanish .Mrturc-Woos-
ter, Wayne Co, Ohio, December /, 1885,
Mcssrs Bennett & Bcers.-Gentlcmen: Having
Tor four years past been suffering with Scrofuln
i'll its wort form. without finding relief from our
best physicians way solicited cy friend to Try
Carriers Spanish Mixture, 1t gvos me pleasure
to state that before finishing the FIRST bottle, the
disease relaxed then ordered Two moro bot
ties; and, with heartfelt gratitude, l state TO
you the fact that two bottles Of your excellent
preparation has entirely cured me.
The third bcttle give to friend who mad
been suffering with Salt Rhcum for length of
time. and he, like myself owes his restoration to
health to the virtues of "Carter's Sponish Mix.
tnre" Yon nro at liberty to lso this letter in
any way you may think proper, if it will bene-
mt tho afflicted Your obedicnt servant,
| JOSEPH ROBINSON.
| November
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Yankee Ehte'prise.-A Boston mechanic
named Mc(iowan, has contracted with the
Russian government for the removal of the
ships Of war which were sunk in the harbor
OF Scbastopol, for the defence Of the town.
The vessels wero made air tight and were
supplied with oriires to attach hose TO
pump them out. On attempting to raise
them in this manner, the seams were found
to have started to such degree ms to rem,
der it impossible. They will now he raised
by Chains and large scows made for the
purpose, applied TO the ships by men in
submarine arinor. There are 12l vessels
in all and the price to be paid is said to he
i'll the vicinity Of 100000.
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1rcthing" Ayain.-Thcre is an old
slave col"red woman, familiarity known as
Aunt Betsy. in this city. who is now one
hundred and one years Of age, and has a
new set OF teeth just beginning to peep ont
from her gums. She resides on Marks
alley, whicl, runs from Old street back ,o
the South Side Railroad, a few steps above
Grace Church.-PetersJuy Express.
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.S@"H Notes tn 2ennessee-In accord
ance with law Of the last Legislature, on
and after the lst of September. 1856, the
issuance or circulation Of small notes of q
less denomination than $5, by any bank,
except the bank Of Tennessee, is made an
indictable offence, punishable by fine of
not less than $500 nor more than $4,000.
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To Nuke " Genmine'' C2aret.-To GAL
lon Of spoiled cider add three cents worth
logwood, to give it "pucker." Bottle and
sell at n dollar bottle, and not man
in the town will suspect that he is not
drinking the very best clarct that comes
into the country. So says iii exchange.
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Wheat at 1it,onukie.-There arc said to
be now in Milwaukee warehouses and ra:l
road platforms about 100000 bushels of
wheat which have accumulated within the
past 60 days above the current shipments in
that period.
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ABBEVILLE BANNER.
WILLIAM q. DAVIS EDITOR.
MORNING, NOV. 10, 1856.
POTATOES

1t will be seen that Mr.. JoHN A. CAL
uoUN advertisers one hundred bushels of
Potatoes for sale. lie has presented us
a basket of them as n specimen. We can
truly say, that they are tho finest we have
seen this season; we suppose they would
average three pounds in weight.
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Hays end Pork.-The Cincinnati Price
Current Of tho goth ult., reports contracts
Tor fifty thousand hogs have been closed in
that quarter, chiefly at six and six aid a
quarter cents net, for early delivery. The
packing season there will soon commence.
The same paper reports sales Of mess pork
ut sl7 per barrel, while at the same period
last year pork sold at twenty dollars.
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RESULT OF THE ELECTION.

We give the following as tho result of
the election. The table is partially based
upon telegraphic dispatches, but we appre-
llcud it will prove to be correct:
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POOR HOUSE ELECTIONI

I>IiE Commissioners OF the Poor for Able.
vile, will elect II superintendent and Ply.
sc,an TO the foor House, for the Year 1861, o..
Saturday, the 29th inst.
The Superintendent will have charge Of tho
inmates of the Poor House, and net as Oyerseor
of the farm He will be supplied with provis.
II, ions for himself and family (f he hus onc) by
the Commissioners.
The Physician must supply his own medicines,
Proposals will be received by the Secretary
and Irensnrer, up TO that duy. The applicant
for tho place of Superintendent, will stnts tho
number Of his family, and give some idea of the
services they can perform, DC, DC.
JOHN A. WIE2, Secy and Treas'r.
Nov. 10, 1856. 80 3t ..
E9y Press copy.
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I AIaAD AccTDKs1r

We learn form the spartanburg Bserss,
that two workmen, M. WI. DUso4s and
g. 2, Moons, Eliils a afas !. bald.
ing ia the saaa q ~ DE. ensiss ColIeee,
q pofiion ot tlls oia i;;siis Issyl M
were Pfseips . ihs q eioaads b 81 g6s 1 }Ss
mer sestsiosd xssy iioli piary i IL u va sttas
ssidssgs gsshns 4 II s ats 81 3 4 astSs 8 ssTsa!
with Slight bgdisAb M ~ sss M Sissss; sss'
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Gplilellcal.

MARRIED. on the 4th inst. by the Rev. Mr.
Houston, Mrs. MARGARET DALE to DR.. G.. c.
PORTER, Of Alabama.
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II R1nsas- Shrieker Attae.inu Nea,oes-
we copy the following from the L, evidence
Post: N'".o
"a manufacturing firm in this city, the
members of which are loudly procIuiming
their love of freedom, and arc Lattl;ne
warmly for the republicans on accoun, oi
t,eir hatred of slavery, men who go about
ch"rg'ng Democrats witt, being pro-slayerv
men, during tho present season have go.
cured debt in the South by sttacbiup ne
groes and selling them a, auction under an
execution and now have in their treasury
Inc proceeds Of sale Of negroes"
81 Bound for Kansas.-Extract from o H..
ter to the Editor, dated sIn lcamn on tIs ,I
oank oa OF the Des Moines River. lows o.. @
- we have seen, in the i've days f,o,y,
burlington, no Iess than six Of eiriit hnn.
( sdrsd men, all asn,ed, bound for Ksnsas. T
saw jim Lane In Burlington one dav Lost
week lle ives On bissway East affar G .i,.,s -
.csuits. Yesterday we passed two eannons
carried under she name Of freapeys " t1usI,
81 ~ Sss,.sss,s
sifsee yanEesys sist, one hundted and faur.
teen Iiiois9nd hundred and sixty.fwo
.e1ilgtSnt Edve arrived sc New YoiE
sEbsy 15x sSSfiyesat tifes rate ofsiHiaa st,as.
sand i've hundred weekly. 80,
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HrNr's IIorEL, COLUMBIA, }

November I.
We have examined fully the accounts Of
Maj. Warren ID. Wilkes, as presented by
him, and arc satisfied that he has ,iisLursc,i
the sums entrusted to his care with proper
discretion aud Judgment; that his cl,arac-
ter is vindicatc, in his exhibition from all
injurious imputations; and we accord him
high credit for his industry, energy and
patriotism.
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LAND FOR SALE,

WILI. be sold at Abbeville Court House, on
w Saie.day in December next, Traot ef
Land, containing
GAO Acres,
bounded on Northeast by Sam'l Speed, on the
South by J. E. Calhoun, and on the West by
Henry Mosely.
Any person wishing to purchase, would do
well to visit the premises before the day Of sale,
Snid land can be rold privately at any timo be,
fore that day.
MARGARET COWAN.
Nov I2, 1856. an a.
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LEWIS NJ. AVER,
Il. j. pICkENS,
X. i. BOYLSTON,
JOHN II. SLOAN,
y. p. ALDRlCH,
NJ. G.. NJ. HAMMOND,
&. -. MELTON,
w. +. MlLEY,
G.. W. 4. GRAYDON,
SAMUEL MCGOWAN.
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Il Bank Coiiui,sed.-The Manufacturers
and Mechanics Bank Of Columbus, Gcor-
gin, has utterly bnrstcd. 1t f.iled to open
its doors - 'l>"'l a. Monday morning last,
wlic!, significant i,c; r,'.~.! tremendous
excitement ::i;nu.; ~" n,.!,irrs of lis notes.
ne CoI;iinhuS ~'nl says:
We have heard of several individuals
who hold its bills for over 50 1000. What
its condition is, no one seems at all informed.
We saw its bills changing hands as low AZ
25 cents OIL the dollar We are disposed
to think the case not SO bad as to Justify so
great a sacrifice. 1t is reasonable to sup
pose its stockholders good for at least half
its liabilities. Everybody accor,ls to DR..
Taylor, its President, the greatest integrity,
and think tho difficulty Into which the
Bank has COTTON, is from deception prac-
tieed upon him by parties at distance, i'll
which he had placed unteserved confidence.
We advise all who can do SO, to hold on to
its bills. We have taken steps to obtain
the names of its Stockholders, and when Oh.
ta'ned, shall give them to the public, when
they will be better aLle to Judge of the
value of its issues.
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Epielemic Amonq FGsh.-A curious nj,

Epidemic among FIsh.-A curious plle-
nomcnen has just exhibited itself among
tho finny tribe in some of tho rivers Of
Michigan. 1t is announced that during
the past week. the shores Of Grand river
have been strcwcd with dead and dying
fish of unusual size. The same epidemic
prevails in the Slinaase. This is the second
time during the present season that the
waters of these streams have been st"
scourgcd. A few months ago, every form
of creeping thing known to that country
was cast dead upon the banks in great num-
bers. Lizards of enormous sizc and often
sive appearance, were applied in heaps
where they were thrown 10y the cddying
current. Rats, snakes, and almost every
species of scaly and Shiny monster shared
a like fate. Now, however, the disease, or
whatever it may DO called, is confined to
the fish, and is necessarily attracting much
attention among men of science and others
rs to the causes OF such extraordinary NOR,
tality.
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Tile Legislature of Mississippi will act OH
this nlatteE believe, at its approaching
session. u would have done So last win
ter, think, but for the sudden and pro-
tracted illness of the Hon. Wm. l.. Sharkey,
who took a warm interest in the matter,
and was preparing Jill to introduce when
taken sick.
What say the people Of Louisiana,
Texas, and Alabama, and other sister States
1t viii hc remembered that the great Com
! mcrc,al Convention of Charleston, S. c., in
1854, recommended the Southern States to
adopt such II plan. The Same resolutions
were re-aftir,ned at the convention held in
your city i'll January, 1855, and seven gen
tlemen-anong whom were the amentcd
Senator Dawson, Of Georgia; ID. +. Ken
ncr, ESD, of New Orleans; NJ. Il. Johnston,
Of Texas. Hon. J. 5. Preston, South Caro-
lima; II. W. llilIard, Alabama, &c.-werc
appointed Il committee 10 bring the subject
to the attention of the several legislatures
referred to. AS chairman of that committee
have done something; but have been
deSlrous OF seeing my own State take the
lead, after which may take courage for
| further action.
One word more, and close for the pres
ent, though too much hurried with other
duties 10 do justice to this subject at pres
cnt.
We shall never have widely circulated
influential Southern literature until we
adopt measures for the encouragement of
rrmuncraive authorship. Let us awake
and rise, rs surely we must, or "be forever
| fallen"
! Allow me to nll, that while no earthly
consideration could induce mo to ,l;,lb!c i'm
! politics, my l;tt ar,i ly ail shall be given
/" Tie adE'mrr,;"m; a:l,! upruiLin. of our
educati"uat Interests bv every fair and lau,l-
able n,eans i'll which can corporate with
the numerous and able friends OF the cause
Respectfully,
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N"mbcr Of tho Stars-Of the stars,
thousands are visible 20 the naked eve and
millions are discovered by the telescope
Sir Sohn Ilerscl,cl calculates that about
five and half millions Of stars are visible
enough to be distinctly counted in a twenty
feet reflector in both hemisphcres, and
thinks that tho actual number is much
greater. His illustrious father estimated
on one occasiou that one hundred and
twenty five thousand stars passed through
the field of his forty foot reflector IN IL
quarter of an hour. This would give
twelve millions for the entire circuit of the
heavens In single telescopic zone; and
tiits estimate was made under tho assump-
lion that the nebule were masses Of lumin-
Gus matter, not vet condensed sung. But
with tho increase Of instrumental power,
especially under the mighty grasp of Lord
losses gigantic reflector and the great re-.
Electors ut puikova and Cambridge, the
most irresolvabIo of these nebulD have
gwen way; and the better opinion now is
that every one of them is n galaxy, like
our own milky way, composed of millions
of suns.
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Live far a Purposc.-'rhc secret of all
success in life, of all greatness, nay, of all
happiness, is to live for purpose. There
arc many persons always busy, who have
yet no great object in view. They frtter
away their energies on hundred things,
and never accomplish. anything, because
never giving their attention to only one
thing. They are like butterflies, fitting
from spot to spot, never gaining wealth .;
while the ant, who keeps to certain cir
cult around her hole, lays up stores for
winter comfort. Such persons are doomed
10 be dissatisfied in the end, if they are not
sooner for they find in the race of life they
have been passed by all who had purpose.
1t is not only the positive drones, therefore,
hut the busy idlcrs that make blunder of
life for the want of purpose.
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Dicinity, Geometry, and Langmogc.-A
the scientific meeting at Albany, Prof Glib
son remarked upon curious connection of
geometry and language. Three letters oc-
cur i'll almost all primitive anguagcs.-
They are a line, an angle and /. circle
thus: |, A, 0. In almost all languages
these letters are used in the word express
ing Divinity. In Hebrew. IOA is Il name
of Divinity. Greek, AIO tho root OF
aionios, "the eternal" In Hmdoo, Japa-
nesc, and other Asiatic tongues, the same
letters arc used similarly. In Indian these
letters occur in .nunito, tho word for Spirit.
These letters, in the old Greek or Phnni-
clan alphabet, are the first last and middl.
letters, sisnlfying the beginning, middle and
end, Alpha, Iota and Omega.
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&. II. MARSHALL

The fact we are about to relate has the
very rare merit of truth combined with
the pleasant excitement of the wonderful
Soinc time ago, n friend of ours pur-
chased number of picture frames, taste
fully made Of acorns and handsomely stain
e,l and vanished, which lie placed in his
library at his country house. The ensuing
season he and his family departed Oh a
rather distant tour, and for some months
the country house remained closed and un-
tehantcd. lhe season was an unusually
damp one during their absence, and upon
their return it was deemed advisable to have
their rural homestead well aired and dlicd by
constant fires in all the rooms before inI,ab-
iting it again. Orders 10 this effect were
therefore dispatched, and the opening be.
gan under the direction Of the old house.
keeper. Window and door were flung
wide open one after another, letting in the
sunshine to mldewcd walls and hangiuns,
until the household corps" arrived at the
library, when, as the first pair Of shutters
swung back, the broczc iluttered in and
played on the walls with sound rs Of
rustling foliage, causing universal and
startled movement of eyes in the direction
OF the sound. That the astonishment of
the gazers was by no means lesscned when
:hey beheld the cause Of the rustlinc, our
readers will easily credit when VIC inform
them that several acorns on each picture
frame had sprouted, aiid grove Of mnia-
ture oaks were gently waving their tiny
boughs and fiuttcring their dark green leaf
less around the majestic brows of Wash
ington: and Franklin, and Adams, and a
nan dozen Others of our venerable fathers
OF the Republic. Nature herself had bro
ken through her accustomed laws to crown
these patriot heroes with her own wreaths
OF honor, and offer, even in her dyino
struggles, this beautiful tribute to their
memory.
Now is not this fact worth all the fables
OF Scherzerade or Swift, hundred times
over r!-I'hilalelDhia Epcu;u1 journal
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Spread Of Mormonism.-Thi singular
religious delusion is spreading with won
der'n' rapidity. The fLntcr-Day-Saints," ;"
as they style themselves, evince great acliv-
ity III making converts 10 their faith. In
Great Britain and Germany thousands,
manly from among tho agricultural classes,
nave joined them. In Hamburg they have
issued German translation of the Book of
Mormon: In saxony they have succeeded
IN forming society Of adberents in tho
CITY OF Dresden, carefully avoiding any
collision g with the police, who are ever on
the alert for new religious scots, suspccting
every new doctrine to be mere cloak for
some political plot. Tho apostles seem to
nave plenty Of funds at their command,
apparently derived from England, with
wllicl, they assist tie needy among .ieir
proselytes. All through Germany they ate
making preparations to Ieaverfor the New
-serusaseal on the Great Salt, Lake. E.., q ..