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FUGITIVE SLAVES Quite a number of
slaves who had left their owners have been
arrested in this District within a few weeks
Many Of them have been claimed, and the re-.
ward. paid for their arrest.
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WANTED "A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH
w a iron for a small family. Reference re-
CURED. Inquire at first house on street, east Of
I'd, near City Hall. IN 1O-3t
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY OR
w three energetic business men to canvass for
the NATIONAL SPECTATOR. A good COM
mission will be allowed. Money can be made
Apply at the office over suter, Lea & Co.'S, Bank,
18th street. m 1914
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SEINE HAULING has cea sed at ne arly all the
lower landings, and the hands have returned
to their homes. A few small seines are in use
and we are informed that as much is obtained
as can be expected from them 1t will not be
long We presume, before the entire companie e:
at all the landings will "c cut out''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-20

GO 000 WANTED.-TO BE SECURED
p%sOOO. by deed Of trust on real estate
worth more than double the amout. Apply to
LANSDALE HARDWOOD, r eal Estate
Agents. No 5I4 7th street nm l7-3t&
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A DESIRABLE LOT FOR SALE.-NO. 54
IA in square 465 fronting "a feet inches on
Congress rect, (Island) and running back So
feet Price $3.50; 800 cash, Applyto JOHN
MCLEOD, Union Ofdbe. m 1854
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ONLY TWENTY CENTS HUNDRED for fine
Buff Adhesive Enyelops. For sale at Alex.
AdamsOn's, Seventh street, opposite to tie
Post Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-20

MILITARY EXCURSION We learn that the
" ancient and honorable" Light Infantry com.
pany design making an excursion down the
river on the 9th of June. This company has
hosts of friends, and their trip is bound to
prosper.
MERCURY "soLD" AND HIS PRICE AsCER-
TAINED.-Mercury says that cat auction lot
on Maryland avenue, near Tenth street VIC st,
sold at 23i cents per square fEsguire?) fool u
Dear enough
ASSAULT AND BArTERY.-Richard Jones and
John Ennis were held to security for peace,
yesterday, for an assault and battery by JUS
tice Hollingshead.
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POOMS w AN r D.-WANTED, TWO
IL pleasant Bedrooms and Parlor. I'm the neigh
borhood Of Pa avenue, between 18th and Il SITS,
by two single gentlemen. Address No. so Dex-
tsr's Hotel. m 2O-3t&
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FOR r EN- IA TWO STORY BRICK
house on High street. Georgetown, a few
doors above West, with ten good rooms, and a
fine lot attached. Apply to c. MYERS & son,
at their Wood and Coal yard, No q Water street,
or at their residence lst street. To good tenant
the rent will be moderate. M l9-H
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GOING TOO FAR.-An old gentleman named
J Brady was arrested yesterday by Officer
Wollard, for assaulting Frances Birch, little
girl of eight or nine years of age. The old
gentleman was informed by Justice Smith that
he had no right to whip another man . children.
If the children were tresspassing on his premi-
seshe might use force sufficient to remove them,
but to take stick and beat or whip them
would be a violation of law. The Justice or.
dered him to give security for peace.
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purpose OF enaDlnR IL 10 erect new Du1lQlng
for the Centre Market, upon the condition that
the sales, leases, rents, &c, Of said building
be set apart for the payment Of the interest
and the liquidation Of the principal thereof,
or an equal amount Of the present outstan ding
six per cent stock of the Corporation.
Mr.. Pepper, from the improvements COM
mittee, reported bill for the relief Of Thos
McNaney; passed.
Mr. Magruder presented the petition of Jno.
Watts and others; referred TO the improve
ments committee
Mr. Magruder introduced bill authorizing
the Mayor to sign petitions in favor of paving
streets upon which the Corporation owns prop
erty; passed.
Mr. Pepper, from the improvements COM
mittee, reported a bill favorable to the petit
tiOn of John Watts, authorizing curb stone to
be set and fOOtway paved on the west side of
Twenty second street, from z street north to
Pennsylvania avenue; passed.
communication was received from the
Mayor, asking for an appropriation 70 carry
into effect a contract N ade for the removal OF
slOps; referred to the finance committee.
Mr.. Houston, from the finance commit zee,
reported a bill in accordance with the reau est
Of the Mayor which was passed.
Mr.. Bayly introduced bill providing for
the construction Of q tagged fOotway across
Thirteen-and-a-h half street, in the Second
Ward passed.
And then the Board adjourned.
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lin. ASD Mas. DouoIAs.-Judgs Doug.
as aud his lovely bride are receiving the
attention, from New Workers. duo = thsw
position. Barksts offlowers are SEPT heSD
crowds of,visisersvbesSI chem. and invita-.
lions for dinners: evening concert' g..
crowd on them aud unite 20 prolOPg thstr
stay. Button Thursday they lSats tor'A
short visit TO, the mother Of Judge DOUG
.lasg who7residcs in the western PAL y
this State. aud then they return 70 ,,'pAs
lnglon mex! week. Tie J adge wy NOV
TAXI his beautifuls@ife home 20 Chlsago
unit j next spfipg. We must be p Z i!.',t
to dorect the assertions Of soIns Of the Jour
nah as regards Mrs. Douglas ago. : 30 90 :
is 9ny twenty one, and no. twenty ''o o..
yeh n old, as we have"seen ~ s'a sN q. - !
Gently. Al the Opera, on Mohnay h'gss'
A sheswas observed Of all eb'eIvsr'-1tn''
star Of the evening, which hef y in e 80: ~
,iioymsnt Of the music prevepsd ne s, .lF0 o.
being areof.--lsO York tpress. Il
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Slnve'5Insu.rFection.

No gents in history have been SO rare
as slate Instructions. = None are SO SOM
mop as the insurrectioni of labor against
cehtal:s sssa a2 e. 800 @-- .. -s,L
There neyerswas an Instruction oaRoSs
man slayess tSpertacus5was tliesieader5of
robbers, thieves runawa y-slayes, pirates
and. bandittiof aIltkinds, mott eauthor or
the leader of servile Instruction From
the. expulsion of the TarquinsSto the
down.fallof the 7Republic,athe free,labor4
ers wereengaged in Recommendations and
insurrections, The poor free citizens Of
Rome were asEinsubordinate, REVOLUTIONS
aryg and seditious as the :proletariats. of
France. the peasantry Of Ireland or the
Chartists and factory. hands ot7England.
The slavea,aof; Sparta. belonged TO the
State, and were melted to rebel by the
absense of private masters. and the OPP
Eporlunity tor concert Of action afforded
bygtheir being collected together in very
plarge bodies. .a.7 -.A"7 .5- .@-t e.
The insurrecIion Of It. Domingo origi-
mated IN Paris, ard was but part and par
eel OF the French .Revolution! 1 Few as
slave InsutrrctiDn> have been, they have
only rbesn y here The Slaves numbered
more than ten to one to the free citizens,
There can be no danger oGlinsurrection
at the South. because. the whites are more
nImeri,us han thec blacks, and because
living IN uctached farms under the So
| pcrVIsiun Dt masters and .overseeTs, they
have no opportunity for concerted action
The danger is least III tim" OF war. for
then the slaves are most closely watched
| ana all the whitessare armsd.3 "0'is' a
Since the French Revolutions AN free
lsociety has been engaged in on ,contin
ued fight ofrlabor against capital. a. Mobs
riots and blooly revolutions are almost
daily occurrences. 1t islthey who shoult
dread insurrec tons mot we. 81 b'i" . .
T. Since the,femancipation Of the. Eserfs,
Standing armies and almighty police have
Pgrown up and become necessary in West
ern Europe. None OF their governments
would last forty-eight hours without latg'
Standing armies. Even withsthem 'rey0
buttons and Instructions are Of fre1uen
occurrence. Southern masters ARE th
best soldiers, and the best[ police in 'th'
1 world, and they cost the government
El.nothinp. s89ez ( - ,51s- SH12 -0a So
The cities ofsNew York and Boston
are in fa1 greater danger from the insur
rection of labor 2againstcapital,Et than th
! South is of serYile insur4ection. The re-
1 peated taunts aud insults Of the Black
4 Republicans have reluctantly drawn tht
retort from us. We would like to hea
dissension-77not stir itup But we arr
5neither Warriors nor saints. - 40
! oza1Szzes - Richmond E"qHirer
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{W We OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES atiHerrise e.

r.
EB We Observation-Disclosures atiyArtfse
me ntsof ,d,sN eI5a n; t,,is.ta3n ID ran, Do;s
Ili6nefs f6f me lalsopv STa{6ls Ie6i I G2slISsI
81 sScS1E2 gas &c iaGsao ,,9. q SRasIl
al oa3 i.%o, III = s,a
tEoS77 esof3 20 HSs - 'S.N ~
!"o g!s " PA sils pa; sSssa T7
AK A"e ""S''ce VI 'ie e"t'on WIFE ac
eolnS hoDalieAack'Otned lsptai- matter il
tEh.s issue; 'I''s'9'SaE''2 -" 's'ia'''4' ~
12@H s2S BAG 2a31 --zA- ===z 4 --:v 49,.
Il 'fHEE, LASc4srER BANK CLosEp.-It, 5 an.
Ifptar6y as13iEs5pecu tll.t The = run which
was comprnced Oh the L4ncaster, Bank
fat 'aEshc tster.. Pa, On IN, Saturday,, and
WHICH vas sR1 Is have seen s. nn successful
1 met Up Is Monday evening, compelieI,i,
ltoi snn3uinEe,s yesterday mi rn1iog. ,Iat. IL
Rad Closed i is d oofsf The re eal son assign
Fea'ior the Inability Of the bank to meet Us
( IiaGiIitles IS thatsthe Pbiladelphia banks
7 had refused its notes. The cashier, in
forms tho public that he assets sst Ar are sGlj
posed 10 be. sufficient to meet the .circula.
ZION and deposits. and adds ,that:a state
p q Of The cona t 81 Tie bank i
sIninas1gS q ssadision is reported!
Mr.. Ba sHGI ano nof ;e MI p F 90
stated yesterday, was the president. whose
resignation, 1t IS alleged S gau rnn 70 CON
E 1Hsnee nm IN, Sat1rdavI5 last The Ph;ladel
mia TI,eslpfer sc gcsteTd az after snsaisina
of the run: saws - %7~sS ''' .
= Notwithstanding the efforts Of. the
bank 10 meet demands on il for coin, our
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the ecussion-ef- -Ya4ne=ofz=ti1e=
Union and the probability of its per-
/ lnanens, saregsnficientA to paraIy re The
busina energy Of the people. and ares!
Four prSress IN tue career Oh natIona ~
4 gfo@Ih which, usually attends polh'GGai
prospety. We do not doubt that the
d.pecdnity aspect 81 The recent cam
has dcRlkeailuhtiF It's tresultsS Should pc
adv Z q teTpfises@ HIGH require a
'elanee QUAY g6f capital Sand a series pr
wears Il theiRl ide vsl6b msht, aapd as
itRifledaanS sasPat tafehts u eomme ricAl
4 : tFo,es,' z.Sas 60 R9a k2H Aea ssSS3is
/ qrffheV PIealt.Jfahes s paEesidsatial estrdggle
asit ouieln3a6y a6Gbls 81 she stability Of
our pres6tErsdeTsll q owe rnnent,rrI .'Tie
I etfunnb,5 FBe .aefn6cfatic party, with IFS
Econs5fvanf PrinSiples I'M respect tD s nai
tionuI affais, and Ere sslectionfor the CHE
,magafaey ofsachja prudent aSfe and am sale
IstafesmafilEas ,TMf! Buchanan AFFORD a
ls&uaraa tso 5ofilth sou dress ii 'P6pu
i4san6.hent,'a1a 65tt1s pfese f. ttiln 'os.our
Econs,fta. ,e6 iiI its s piriu ana itfe ATTY and
ahe aHheTefYcs with Gdeht Ssto1tRsl relatiSe
l-tufie issF;e'Tp fih poses upon an 'Iortions
VI lbsttJaio69ga Al athtss f'iissask seIt and
onESRIElepefSe Rgda and 7appF eejatsa y
n.sj6ssss nishg tna tfts sirnARue n2es viii be
rariuIy ,.R6spNtae hotReS ID 1ness az
5of.thet 4 t.tIsirh sWseaa not Fay tia SIP
marked in q tonsSott Dt tt1e
pee unAfy matters in our crest e! otnt hssT
cal emporium on TuesfT (pit'Vhl c some
account will foistdsan our Scoiu tt M;
was e aused byl ne. intellig ence e,5sI
.aection, Sue We e ISSaay lngk
it mieht wsl llsse given 81 rae enYasgtf to
ths L ass'. ~ : csh hs9s AFFAIRS,
an6 ~ eEarta ~,oF5bI 1dihaebeop mon mo-
- NJ sosPeGt OF the nation. The
81 =. lstst1 ettionalism has, been rebnked.
EVA :. A. People HAY e'recog nised the bind
n gHce Of our Constitutional obligaT
.,Sdo land are prepared to. live. up to-
,tbG and TINS Pefpetuate our present
I'm Of government, and that the subject
isIayery- hitherto the great disturbing,
element in working OF our political maechi-
merry has been banished from the capital
IF thegnation. and RENTED to the quiet,
OF the localities Interested in,
The question Gifts continuance, will not be
By sharp sighted. far<seelngl
insurss to tie country. viii afford ample
scope for capital. enterprise and labor 70
venture forth. not only in their accuston 2;
ed routine. but upon new and une1Plored
fields, conscious Of the protection OF a
stable government. and safe from the
shock Of rash and sudden political revul-
srons. I'VE congratulate our. business
friends upon the auspicious result OF the
national election, and hope they may in;
dividuaIIy reap their due share Of the
general prosperity whichit insures. The
administration Of James Buchanan will
insure political rcpose to the country,
and open to capital, enterprise and indus:
try fair aud cIcarted for unrivaled sue
cess and unexaDpled prosperity.
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g The star spangIed nanner.n

I q ieSNSi Ium JuuSe fancy pfcIatOrl
ITO a volume of + s.. 3 Poem give,
an account OF Che circumstances nnd el
which the n tional ode named aboye
was wtitten Tie author and a. FRIEND
Mr Is. skinner. we're detaiu ed on lths
Bfitish fleet, " hither they bad gone % al
embassage under flag oftruce. Asfhe
bombardment of For6 McHenry( was
about 70 commence, they wersa NOT allow.
ed to depart until any Information they
could give the Americans would be of.hc
detriment to the British. They were
sEptaeed on vessel that was favorably sit:
uated tor observation. The letter con.
Iinues
tleanels Skinhef Tsfnained On
deck ,duting sthe@nis ht:Awatcbihg every
tshells from The moment it; " ass6 retE I'm Ill
tit telbs listening With Vbreathlsss iHEeress ID
hear Observation-Disclosures apli5t
egs,,& bile MIG ab1mhe rdmept continued. il
lwass sutheie Ut pptel Ltat ths fOrt3 had no.
ksuErenL eredaegaB Itrita sud dsnll ~ re asud
son1eg Iiutag before dsY-atld asElhejg Inlti
Eno OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES any sbDe of tt..
kenemyss, stipss-lhe y did inolsknirT whdsiiI
! ct thetoEt had surrendered pr7tlIe ,atiar K
upon it 3beenls abtsndonedas'T be Il 7pacrd
the deck for che Residue ofythe ,iigtnsin
painful s1spepse,, wetehiag with Intense
anxiety for The retarnE ot3 the 4day.s ana
ipoking eseryIfew minutes AT their atchl
es tossees how long they must wait for'il ;
and, as soon asst dawneda and before oit
was5ligiit enough to seegobjsets<at a! dis
tance .,theif glasses were sturneda 10 the
fort unc certain whether they should see
the stars and stripes or the flagsoE the
enepy.!3 Al length thelalights came. rand
theyssaw .that3tt ourghags w ass stlEhther req
And as The day advance they discovered
from The movements Of the, boat Sbetween
the shore andathe Hats that tho troops
had been roughly handled5 and that MA
.ny gzounueu men had BEEN carried toSEue
ships. .,Atl lengthshe W as7intormed that
The attack gon Baltimore. had failed. aud
that the British army was re-embarEing,
and that he. and Mr.. Skinner and Or,
beams, would Is gebbRfeiSsedf as soon asthe
troops were on board and The fleet ready
TO sail. .-a sea r4-! 3 81. hs $50 - .,
- He told me that under the excitement
OF the time, he had written a. song. and
handed me printed copy Of" The Star
opanSleu banner @" ueu Ieau w anu
exp1 eNsed my admiration. l asked him
how he found time. in the scenes he had
been passing through, to compose such a
song He said he commenced it on the
deck vi their vessel. 10 The fervor Of the
moment when he saw the enemy hastily
retreating TO their ships. and looked at
the fay he had watched for so anxtOusIy
rs the morning opened that he had
written. some lines or brioI mites. that
would AID him in calling yh"n 10 mind,
upon the back OI letter Inch he hap
peued to have in his pocket. aud tor
some of the lines. rs he procrrdcA, -"
was Obliged to rely altogether on his me
mory, and that he finished itinthe boat
on his way TO the shore. end wrote it out
as it now stands at the hotel on the night
he reached Baltimore, and Immediately
after he arrived. -s
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Murder of American Citizens by the
forces of Guatemala and San Saliva
dor. g- sr .s
The murder OF citizens in the city OF
San Salvador and Guatemala is one Of The
infamous transactions that must forever
disgrace the character Of the people by
whom it was Committed, and bring The
States that gave them such Instructions
under the contempt. il not the censure Of
every civilized nation. 81
TT cannot be said that it happier ned by
accident. or while the soldiers were il
such state Of excitement not 70 be awse
Of what they did for as yet they had not
been engaged in any action. nor had they
a shot yet fired upon Thorn BY the citizens
Of Granada. The residence OF Nc. Laws
loss is situated about midway between
! the large plaza and the Jalteh Church.
| His>huuse was the irst.that cFme to be in
habited by Americans, al without pro
vocation or cnuse. while the American
dag was flying over his door. and rs ainst
his protests. they first JObbed him OF all
tMat was valuable in bis house, and then
dragged him Out Iron unler the folds Qi
that 4 ~. which should have male his
person sacred. ami shot him with cool
ness and delibcr4tion. 80 81, ,...,
| we do not wish u call attention espe>
cially to the the death Of the R.v. NJ
Wheeler. who was engaged in the. ,pivus
duty Of di$tllbu lng the sacred rwHrd u
God among the people OF this place. whom
neither the sacred banner Of Christ mol
the dag OF the Unned S:ases could saw
from the ruffi4nly butchery nor to Tbs
M rder of Rev. Mr. Ferguson. nor 70 Mr.
CArstens. who was dragged, from the, b, (
som OF his. family and murdered, while
proclaiming that he was an American cit
izen, nor do We wish to make any com
ments upon their desire to get the .Ameri
can Minister-who was at the time pros
trated by illness-into their hands. for WI
feel assured it would be a WORK oF supe
roragation ON our part. as the case will b,
set forth to the people Of the United State
tby their representative and we doub
not that Americans will vinGicate their
dignity. - 80 q. ......... ., ,-v-,
F But we you'll call attention 10 the fac
that the flag Of the comparatively SINAI
Hanseatic towns OF Saxony, in Europe
/ was respected. while the American color
were being shot at. and riddIed with bull
| let's while flying over the house Of ,th
] American Mioister. aud served rather t
induce outrage than afford protection t
those who sought its shelter.-H Nicara
gVe'ass. g. .......- - ..-...sr- -,..r
TALL P1sroL SHoor1N1. Col. Hay. 0
m British army, recently tried his ham
/ with$she Volcanic Repeating Pistol,
J. ankeNS invention. The pistol used o.
I the occasap was an 8:inch barrel, whicl
discharges hue balls in rapid succession
The Colonel ned the arm 81 times. ma
kilgIa number oSShots which would d,
credit to a ritlemah He first fred al al
8-inch diameter targeSat 100 Yards. put
, ting nine balls inside theAsinq. He the,
moved back to distance goo Yards
and fred nine balls more. hIs<a5 che "
get seven Times. He then m&SSa/Esa,
100 yards further. a distance Of 3Sf -
Z from the mark. and PLACED e 10y
balls insiie iltl ~ ana nj
s.,lsS - 4 $50 1aLT
~ -
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81 FthlMoRE HELP TO BucHGEAS.-The
official vote in the State OF, Renasylyania
gives Mr.. Buchanan a snajority in the
State over alt other. candidates. $50 l1elis
elected even, without the inyoluntarysa
Of the Fillmore party. ss
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rr R. Batn~elI Rhslt5ehe "a s a'
tor, is proposed by tlis ,chales'Sa s g,
cufy as u candidate for Governor q 0ast
Carolina. N' III III
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a,ed and tiiiriy.lwo thousand 3,


,,bred and tiiirly-lwo thousand q
n and eighteen dollars. and are ca
|f'g ia amount 10 two millions and
lfls 1856
Is been said that the grant Of the
n. Central Railroad lands included
y .sided bargain that the United
4, 4, aas aimed speedy sale Of lands
n a,lid Otherwise Probabiy have 70.
"a i on hand Tor a considerable length
"a that the State is rapidly gaining
- = n 4 sipoppiation Of opdustrious prodn.
s,d that the conSS i. whose. road
81 s,e cost them oss4 .wen,y. i've nil.
w. dollars viii be tepabled IN 5the
A'n,Ie Of time, consequeu upon S,ateim.
c SsSs fnents, giving the b. proauctiFs
pa a Mt only q pay thel debt iBs,;:a.
1 I,,s Its qreaP . handsoi - s,oa
.Abesona ontlass s. that he Ssgs,,
il ply be ", 7, ) Y srptising mi.
! II u IA & S and especially LIN i6s tai
p lou's ction otrailroasaas ,,rssss
Il Epfsisis. ~ ~ n9ss ss IS t,le been
= and aE Named stoaahe y Of -.
gef l teaa ] .hspgss,r are ben
81 scssaf'p sssS Nav s over 5yshle.
,s.{ trep s NJ - ssatesi sents
1. TS SSo ID ef.bssy man go
Ny &c ST pii,S catael. ia ~ s
s III III, .SassslvestondN sso
.sil from Medina sos aas9 irSieS
! ~ teehthsp g os.lsS ,;sb aekrTici
ans ,sfolJ diving nt g Rs lN;s
apy E,SS5 Is & the samfs VIZ s,A
g. }ls a been 'pap = hi 4
nlca- eTptnsns a. no J,saare q -
ss,Ts;' Sares ). Mare S1,ssnSi
q s,,aohed TO- he tgf y i, rssrSso
= A gstr who sfsnS eas Issss sn,otfis
inipg WasA'n M sarNlsilns aas
aPg Asia sao ss;oS sfrksa a. tpa'snol saI.ssN
gl1hl country q" Meas k.I i this poAshs sS
ak sprinE. "1u .slsersd bsaA = ;.S Sef III 10
hispf sdapseA Wen q striysa sAsy
~ tend. them. .vo, mhesAistans' ~. ,.ss
s36g grazing sonae1sIny md charss the@s @s An
y we ~ Arabs %"y very kindly sent ses.,o1
Great MaiprsWaShs ns" in Tor our .insps'O sou
e w had them ',sir.y,two. sipelnd'n ssTosls
QPsnss g9peg oRss sssm 10 sbed dang rsn I,,ns,
80 healses AMI Seams avery inssEssSS,ss
y coas els tsS Ss t ssS s 10 8 Sdsus
20 apa 'hsded as if Tor 81 journey Alter
,at and eLg to receive tie pack-sadie'A
5did kneel1 imbrous load eEilself. but och {"
oh lrnostlc in She county from!whIet they
~ are ass load s,ot corn ftas placed Q the
d came. 5 back. sufisieps Tor tsp NEE. 70
Hpipal a wagon, iwithJWhioh IhofAarssd
led draw ~ round apasse "A dramedsr. WAs
of Ala goS ,ut, which is the sSddle animal'
,ut. next iei Eneeling TO receive lhe' saddle
Il eaa sls y, p,ed BY an Arab. he Started q
leir pc wss9s .rairie ALA, pace which .ssewta
tue acfess ousa short Of sbwo.forS31i'st'
mis- 70 70 y. lnas y hey can keep upslor h2e"
d ms pss : travelling with pstSsE e. s'S>I
az successor. 70 eighty mile. perday Th'i
use u.s. from aHsy isgf6r several Says Ev'hOS'
r rpo ssn @.oAapf Ii. adsp,abiltJ for the from
'FS EsteF and ~ .heY are. sssiSpsd 3. nov.
tied Hsr forwh'sg {. Mir Wayne il termed
siinq ssyopda ~ / fotty more amin u een-
lens y ifHt he' is non building i stable
! ~ !'g ~ ~ will be kept which he sx-
of IN Yh'1aN get finished before th' e0"!
9 Be y, { sosSi n,"' laa. 80 a. :