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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-19
Important from Kansas.
Tuz TREASON INDICTMENTS QUAsHED-sUMxARY
PUNISHMENT OF HORSE THIFyEs

,-. VrisDARo, X. 7 !, Nay II, 1851
us'rct Attorney Wier has entered a rols pTuser1 in
he u Gov Robinson indicted for treason and also
W all The treason trials pen ting. The case, or Gov
i@bson and others for usurIaou OF once viii be de-
sermned In similar manner right of pro-
sccnlion decided between the United States AMI tho
Territorial District Attorney.
-Four horse thieves from this place have been pursued
oyerakcn and killed, and tho horses recovered lust To-
side the Nebraska frontier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-19
Sale OF the Marine Hospital mt Chelsea,

The United Staies Mtrno Hospital estate n Chelsea sas
rod by auction today There were slAiy lots 10 all n
large number Of which were sold under the rovcrumeut
ysualOn subject 10 the approval OF the secretary OF the
treasury The fces ranged frun twenty eight TO fty-
three cenk per foot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-19
Malls for the Pncific.

NEW YoRx HERALD-CALIFoRNIA EDITION.
The United States mail steam ship George Law. Captain
Herudeu will leave this port to morrow afternoon NJ two
o'clock, for Aspsnwall
The mails for California and other parts Of the Pacific
win close at O'Clock
containing the latest intelligence from parts of the world
will be published at ten O'Clock In the morning.
Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing sxpence.
Agents will please send In their orders early IS possible
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-19

Mrs FAsS DsASs, lals Of walack's theatre, gave an
entertainment, At Academy Hall La, night, 70 small au-
dencc Tho BIZ included limitations Of several popular
artlis, Including Mrs. Wood In Hlawaha, burloedue By
Mr.. Waco. II announced that Miss Deanc hal been
cniolncd by Mf walco from singing song IN inc our.
esque "Thc qailor BOY but Miss avoided the penalty
by substituting the word "solder" for "saior We pc
believe thai this Ia the rs time that the coryght law io.
dramatic productions has been put IN operation In ms
oountry Miss pesne VIII repes, her entertainment 'ns
evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-19
Suicide OF tho Purssr OF ,he steamer Cons,i-
tuition.

THFtTFTT7rl, WAY TT, 1877.
The body &C man was found Rosborough Last
week aud recognized that OF Secnburgh purscr Of
the Belgian TRANSATLANTIC Companys steamer Constitution
PISTOL wa graspcd In his hand, with which he had shat.
tered biz head Ito sixty years Old aud leaves "a
mills IN Holland
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-19
Markets.

INV OefylVs, Nay is, 1851
Cotton IL Irregular price and quotations arc nominal
Sales to-day, 200 bales saes Of the week Geo bales re
ccrs Of the week II $50 bales stock hs port 900
bales decreased receipts nj his port 27s 900 bales de-
Creased receipts at all Southern ports ies 900 bales Flour
dull al s7asT ~ Yellow Il selling for TOO 500
white do, soc soc. Pork nrtn a, 81 FOR mrs. lard
IN kegs, l6kc. Raw whskcy, 900. Corec-Prime 1lc
Gales o the week 100 bags stock In port including that
IN quarantine, 10000 bags Feigts sagnan, Sterling
exchange eh per ceat premium, Exchange New York
y Ter cent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-19

Of Nicaragua and Costa Rioa, and the uncertainty
In general Of stock operations In Wall street, we
believe that the possessien Of this route by any
of these parties win be nothing moro than .
revolutionary and stookjobbing foot ball
II 1t Is ever to be made servicesble to the
cauee of civilization, It will only be by our
following the advice given gratuitously to Us BY
Lord Clarendon in regard to Panama, namely:
by taking possession Of 1t and throwing it open
10 the commerce Of tho world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-19
New WORK Tuesday. May 10, 1887.


Ma1ls Tor Europe.
rHx NEW YORK HRALD-RDIryON F0R RUHOPR
Tho Cunard steamship Europa, Capt Lei.ch, will Leave
Boston, on Wednesday, for Liverpool.
The European malls Will close In this CRY at quarter
past one O'Clock this afternoon
The European edition Of the HEAID, printed in French
and English, win be published at ten O'Clock In tho
in9. angie copies, In wrappers, six cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-19
Townsend. the Canadian Murderer.

CLsvuAND, May IL, 1851.
The examination OF McIIenry, Alias Tosnscnd ended 10
day, and The ptixOner rCmandcd 70 Cana IA hs
IDENTITY >iih the Canadian murderer was fully csAb.
MbcJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-19

Pour unchanged; sales 10 day eco bbl nj 81 Is for
medium grades Of Canadian Wheat quiet Corn soaiy;
sales to-day 14o0o bushels, to arrive, a, 500. Canal
heights 10 New York-Whcat 10. corn loo. Lake i'm
ports-1soo bb -four, 500 bbls. pork, ~ 800 bushels
When. Canal exports, 81, 900 bushel wheat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-19
Important from Mexico.

Important from Mexico.
EXECUTION OF COL oRASBH AND uIs SONORA FIJI.
BUSTERS.
Nxw ORLEANS, May 10, 1857
later Advices from the City Mexico state THAI the So
Glbusters including their leader were al shot 90
the 9th Of May The country quiet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-19

The POLICE WAR-The new war between
Fernando Wood, us head Of the police, under the
present rfgme, and Superintendent Tallmadge,
acting under the supposed Metropolitan Police
act, wakes fierce and interesting. The men are a
match. Elk Recorder Tallmadse Is shrewd
lawyer al experienced politician, and an able, re-
solute man. he will meet Fernando Wood where
and as he likes, and the Mayor will no logger
find the contest child's play. Dexterous a. he ia,
he will discover that the old cx-Recorder is On
adept, too, and has In fact but few rivals In
dexterity.
II must be peculiar Qualification 10 ThuIlos
Weed among the Georgians whom be has abused
20 bitterly and out of whom he Ia now about TO
make money, 10 remember tina. before be left US
be did what in him lay to make money for his
party al the expense Of all good government Ia
this city. But for our happening to be here, Mr..
Weed might have been forced 10 be content with
bis Georgia operation as the sole fruits OF his
winters work; but for bis standing in need OF
money, We might have had a good government
by this time The two suited each other. Mr..
Weed saw our need of reform, and the probability
that new charter would certainly be called for
this year; he shrewdly availed himself Of the ext
gency, and coucocted the Get Of bills which will
ever be known as the INFAMOUS Acrs or 1857.
II took him some little time to get matters into
order; but now, he considers that he has done the
work, and has gone 70 Georgia, rejoicing at the
prospect OF funds and patronage for bis future
party 6ghts
One praise Is certainly duo to the republicans
Of this State. They are without question the
most corrupt tet Of politicians we ever had We
have had good many corrupt parties and perty
leaders in this State, but party so ready to
sacrifice every consideration Of public welfare
and abstract justice to private gain as these re-
pubcans, VIC never had before, and We do most
earnestly hope we shall never have again.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-19

THs CorTOS CRor.-A fair Idea OF the back ward
ncse OF the crops may be formed from what gentleman
told "a yesterday, says the vcksburg WIG lie travel
led ffom Holly Spring 10 this city by land within the last
hve day. and saw no cotton what he saw bet ecn
FcLbnrg and Jackson Such thing nj this sea on of the
Ha7 f-s grorn rpon OH soil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-19
Nav YoHK, May Ia LsJ7.
BEFORE THE COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE.


N es raaer NJ cnylrp, uepaa Dralc u'rT-s,r crsrs
he has read the aSs, made by Lieut. Hrrgaa and essS-
that he therein set forth are true Of hs own tnge
en- and Comfy Of Nee rork-Dsnlel ~ fsrrgan, iAsut,
having been duly sworn deposes and that Al snn. r
call rane Gar penier Captain Of The tfh Patrol district sd
dressed the serseansand policemen Of said district and tod
a. having authority ovsr. them but De new C.,mn,s
and hs BE- would recognise Mayor Wood oy ne
9id BVsrd Of O,nmisscn, A. hs.,g s sang Hs
reeuSaons sdspscd b. the new tcmIn.sOners On MoadY
morning. that he should erpect sTci csrmnp,,ai,,As
sworn be orn me Nav 49, 1857 FrsSiSpo woop. MAYOR
Coa,eraliy with this action Of the Municipal ioArn was
tho immediate promotion Of Lieutenant narksn w %
Captain of the Fnh ward staten house vlVe e'.e..'c,
Dismissed and David j. FILES TO 90 sec'"u heu'' h
place Of HerTigan
rHE SCENE AT TBE pIFTH WARD STATION
In the evening and Immediately upon the the departure
~ r-ancr and Nye The Of the Ffth ward station
oro s,,ror.d and nlcd ~ usual for the roll ssI The
,ho,hoo Of tho station house had bctn the scene Of
eh ,,r,oev AT, day. Numbers Of persons visited the
i.ea o,nccnu tho struggle between Tho rival powers 10
,o an en- pt yslcal rupture IN collision q the
ors ~ he city, who happened 20 have their Of OF
Sv, fov ,ie gay drtcd down 10 tho Firth ward station
~ r.,,fv their curiosity, take part 10 anything that
nth, barucn There were extra mon dctalle,i
sor The neigbborhood, however, ~ was runorcd.
The seems accordingly quite busy through tho day.
and vicinity OF The station house were crowded Win va
rIety az curious persons The front room OF the station
horse was aso crowded by spe aiora, and nnmhpr r.
policemen from special posts OF detailed duty The GA
Gers took their places The rusirum OF the station
he newly created captain QOrgiganl isSlslns "a Ma
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BEFoRB rHs COMMISSIONERS OF roLIck
rAnI nAxIII Z .ar. srEa KlEIu ~ .IaI.-L


-fastd0r,iinf~on tha court II IL prnvrn hst
Daniel arpener he evening &c Mar rs whilst charge
OF he Fiih Police daTct oIee captain guily % va
f nsubordnaiiun, In declaring lila rank collected
dravr in line fr The purposc hs he would no lungcr
recognize the authority u his Hynor ue Mayor the Con
msuncra with whom ihe MAJOR associated and IN cst
ing upon tie force under his command follow hn rcru
dating his authority hNhe nov recognized the Roart ~
Comm sinners Of which sinepn Draper II President ard
that Nordfy following he ore Captain would issre
orders rules hal board
and be eNpcc, every s command 70 obey
this testimony uncuuradirtrd " IL al.
Judged hal said Carpenter has been guilty 81 nsubordna
ton and conduct calculated W bring the authority
OF he Police commissioners and the head OF the
Drparunen nY and that he he said Carpenter L.
worthy continued captain of the porr NJ this c-ty
sud be = hereby dismissed from Do. position such
EFRNtNuD Wpnn MaVo-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-19

ROADWAY 1HEATRJ--" FArsrs"-The legendary spec
ace OF "Faus,us, produced II this theatre In superb
stc few years since, revived la, night IN all ia
original spcndor Of scenery and appointments There
strange fascination In the legend Of Iaustus tina, rarely
falls q being attractive presented In credtable FORM
and this spectacle really Of the best OF is kind and
will doubtless prove attractive when rss produced
Madame Pons essayed the Black doctor, and did her part
fairly, but Mr. Lorraine made rather . slow and unn,c
resting Devil Mrs. Davenport did that dismal young
woman Adinc, more than Justice she ms de her poeiivey
stTsove The scenery Of this piece thing that
could " desired but the singing wa,exccrable We have
rarely heard good music murdered UFaugtusV "a an
nounccd for every evening this week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-19
THE MUNICIPAL REVOLT.

The Progress Of the ConA ct OF Lawy-Ths AIse-v
Sosrd Aonplused-A Iizzls at the YinA Vsrl
rolice staaon-conolave Of Lawysrs-Dn-
missal Of Carpenter and stAimsnt =
Hcrrigsn - The ComminionarS
Scheme Overwhelming Counter
Plot Of the supsrvisors-Tns
Old Municipal Watch to bs
Revived-Ths Movement
In Brooklyn,
&o~ TO-, 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-19

lar conservative reaction In hls favor, North and
South And why mott
Mr.. Fillmore Is still young and vigorous. He
has been gallOpped around the COURSE He knows
the heavy sections Of tho track, and how to avoid
them in the next heat In the last campaign he
was repudlated In the North and suspected in the
South. ard all for the want Of a clear and salts
factory platform. He was loaded down with the
dark lanterns and horrid oaths, and mummeries,
ard rubbish, and rufians of Know Nothingism,
and with the scsndalous blackguardsm and TO-
famous personalities of the New York Express
Now these follies and disgusting fooleries may be
avoided. ard such principles Of policy and Of &C.
ton may be adopted as will rally around Mr..
Fillmore lol,y-minded, honest, homogene GUS
ard most formidable conservative Union party
tIr the succession
Tho American National Council of the
second of June at Louisville, in this
view OF the next campaign, should not
be neglected by the supporters of Mr.. Fill
more A late letter of Mr.. Humphrey Marshall,
of Kentucky, gives highly encouraging exhor-
ts.ion TO the party to ''stand by their guns; and
us the Ames lean organ at Albany assures US that
the patty fight for principles, and not for victory
we may conclude that in their late defeat they
havcnot been dishearened In the least degree We
call upon them, therefore, to organize, North and
South, East and West, and to prepare for such
gathering of experience, talents and wisdom at
Louisville as shall result iu the instant reminding
of their camp fires from Maine TO Texas They
who are Gu st in the field have the choice of the
ground; and Mr.. Fillmore was not given half
chance in the last campaign
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Poticy STATION Houss, J
PARROT DIsrucr No. s. !
80 49, n .gels...k 10 "A

To- Hon FrnSAspp woop. Mayor CITY OF New Yors
kifn accordance with the Tan Ia relaion
% ,hr police Of bs city Of new YORK passed April - a
have ts day been maie against Dan Carpenter
Captain Of the i1h dktict Tor tie following cause witt
CHAEgE-fSsuRORftSArfoN.
SycTfrtio1ha said Carpenter at about o'clock r ",
May H. instant declared IN the presence OF the members
the Police Depsmeri OF the Ftnh dsri4 &c them
hat hereafter be would rrcugnye the auihufity
Wood, the old a. sloncrs meaning thereby
der aud ty Judge but ha be- would recognize the
of The tonmissnurrs 81 ir called Metropolitan Dt-
trcf Police and hal be would require tho pacuru Hrry
comply with their rue- snf reca3n. th,r,by creaaE
suburdlnsllun Ia tho ro'ice Department.
Wffre4a-nsnlel IL ffsrrfran uaDtei y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
Aarnntnrn I'D pnlitenn.a


An elderly hdy passing down busy
.,rCSt in New Haven, was overtAkch by a
sudden shower. She vas some distance lrom
any acquaintance, and had no umbrella.
Size was celebrating what to DO, when a
pleasant voice beside her saii. "Wili You
take my umbrella, madam - The speaker
Vas a boy perhaps ten year, I'D.
Thank you, said the lady, - an
afraid you will set vet"
Never miud ne, ma'am. am ba'a boy,
a1i you ar, a Giy.'
"But perhaps YOU viii accompany me e
a friends, and then I shall no, lind 1t DC.
Sys-,ry 70 ROB sou
The 10y dii - and received tic ,hank'
0i the lady, and departed.
Two Year, roi.-l away. TIE lady Often
related thc cirrum.'ansc. and O0cn wonder
81 What bad hycome o, Der friend, bot h''l,
thinlins ever to So him again. In tie lulI
scVson ct the wear tbs boy vas thrown ou'
.ssnpaymgnt. auI sLe e,sguustauc' COM
in, 10 the knos.,.s, q itc Lady, sas -,
him a god bous an March, when she 'n-
,rOdusyI LiR 10 a good situation Verify,
sipdocs, seldom sy.s uur,qoi'iei even IN
this world.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30

"i has been aid ~ OIL this b. World 81
uuuiff. '-aHd. b. the observer. b. tailN prrsrnisd
,uui,thiug u,w ,,i sondsfiul. l'olh he rstuf. anj
at. No ~ gr,u. and skiu sre cunst,utl, 90.
gagged 80 .cck, got ih,t which M, become ,nlu.
ale o. the rall,a aad = lisirg ,,n, ~ ss,rniif
80. su,l Guu ~ tlc.s vuods,. whish have ircu
lsuught i~lrf, &c wu,l., aud T1uiruafN urt
ustrsl TF,iit, There hrs rUihirg NJ vet suITHss-
"a Pam ps,t.' NFdaif Pslz hhlv, which Be-
he most ,tlu,lLs iauih IrcIirine n'w IN nee, il'
man, iuietpal snisNistasl complaint. that h''h
d. her a.. T. op,irrr ,tu ui The h,t, ,up haze
iut q, call ~ the t'g siofr, vhrtr 500 can ct q
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dr,l.,s On this C.Ii W thiuA np proptirtuiy n,t.
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p,,sf, .sr,.lh. 10 o. llp,. IultaH., Hr| O.
J. ~Hil. llsIs,,,l usu5rll Naalsfa.r Nsrlu.
d., D.. l~at.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30

joss E,>uutrus AuU,E TO a lur>c
PcrrialN. 4 rr.iJau, cI thi'.Statc, who,
ys-u aso r,s.-s 10 one o.! to southern
states ~, ELECTED 90 lie legislature Of HE
native safe alta very youthful .ce. he
yi,,.,l Washington, anu was introduced O.
John Randolph as a prominent politician,
sc. Randolph convr-i With the yuan,
man l,v minutes, and when hewas about
10 retire. l5lk here. said Randolph, " Jet
he give yen i,ils advice. You look Ike
a rr,m',.u; yalus man, AMI | ttDs y'a
had better ~ 90 school" We leave those
~ho have h.sn sls,tri g. a legislature g.
imagine WHISTLER this YOUNG man. Who lal
;a,. J,en elected, 'was so hack any not
Milwaukee Vows.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30
STATE OF MAINE.

uNsoNu. ,s.->u,,yrns Jli,g,4l Cour'. No,sn-
IFl Ir.u. l>l0.
AL a1s @ Appearing to he Cpurt that ihr sarH
l'rirr .HHl Do uHt s HI4Hirs1t 90 ihf. state, pri
'- HH irt1t, H-suf, ur stIulrs ilr.rlB, sHi that
Del ufs HH Hrl,H 90 iGs rrf.r., az tHIs .urf. DO f.
.f.ff'i h' ias Cont that the .lId raiutH ruuN
frr s'ra u.,s1Ht H' che I,sH',r, 90 tlis sprt, d.,
,lH.r. sH atr-r'i ,ory ot ibi. ,iii With che. .t.
urr ui ,uuu ibst,Hu, De- 10 rslh,hsd thr,r u,,k.
s.J,sssI',N i1 TIE oNiHd p,uiIefat, a ncvs.t.
U.I lflHfs|I lt IaT.s, tu sIfi yuult,, tbs I.t Of
..lf publications. 90 D. thrfiy dIys a. hast l-frr
.'....,t trrm 30 .8tI CHuH, o. o. hllisa az p.tt.
,IHHr.sIH. uu iht s,rluI sJay U' Mach us,t.
f. fFs rHI that Che ss.d j-lsui,u' may thea sui
fh-Ir b,geli 40 sBtI Cauit and .hsN u,usr, Of aa,
Ur uHs, vhy Irtgrrut ,huuII Mt L. rsutrrci
against hBn, AMI s,r,IIiH1 tssurf trcurIiBg.,.
Aissf. NLNAli BLACh, Cut.
4 'rus Copy ct ratuud :. Wa, aud Ou.gr Of
D.Iu tasfyuu.
u Af,,i. ALvNI BLACK. Cl,rE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30
KENNEDY's
Medical Discovery
TIIr GRrkTEsT oF TIIE A6E.

NJ. KENNEDY ct goShuiy, has Uncovered
Az o.e oiauf ~ umna i'asiarrs /" e'fs , te,n
mi cr,.. TyTRN KIND or IluhoR,
f-.,, ~. ,,,.t Sr,ofls town ioa common Itmple.
u.h..,,;.I !, In o,ct slfvrn hui,lroi c'srs, and
,,,e, C,,lsd sNrfrt IN two. w. his NV ~ he
,..,..i.r o,,, ipo buudrri certificates 81 ''' val
,r. .Iivuhip tvrui, miles If linsi"n'
Two laulss ace warranted e. cure nnf''ns '"''
mouth. Ill.
Hiutr'ss ~ the i'f"' -.
T.,c, ,h,sr lstilr, vii clear he system II his'
Too Io,,le. stc warranted To- core ~" ~ofsi
.t.,l AZ ,npksr 90 The u'nuih ani stomach.
re. 4, Eve lsBt,is. arc warranted a. cure th'
,,,r., r,.ss ~ cr,.ipshs.
o.. 10 ,wp hotlle. are warranted To cure MI be
r., i~,,le. ars warranted N cure runuing ~
b, ear. and balohs- he The hair
-, 1, 80 hottie. ace WARRANTED 10 cute cof'
rurt aul rurrirs u''rfi' a.,
"a. h,ti,. ,i IN cure sraly so'ptions n 'he skin.
T.,,r ,h-.e lsptil-s are warranted 20 cure ths
.',l..r.,,'e ss..s u thsumat,fm
Tb,ss 10 - bottles arr warranted u oure ''''
rhrum.
,l.rs5ri. alua,. s,pec,rl from the sr', bottle
4,I rrtf,rtrurr NARRATED when the ah"'r Gu'"'
CO.,, b. tnkrn.
S.,h,., look 90 Improbable 10 ,hos, vho have
IN vain ifisd M ihr voniefiu mrdcinr' ~ the '''
a. that common weed growing on the pastures,
arI alnnr Oh STONE vslls, should cure evcrv hoo
y,,. 40, Il !. now q f,sd lct. n ,su have r.
b,s,,, ID ne. q, .t.,t. Thste ars 80 u onr anis
.lrl ~, sur,ug some casss lot ~ ynafs W. h's
JJl,I over = ihsusanI luilrs ~ Il w the riCiaii,
,Tn,.top. ard puv, the effect ~ IL ,n every ea'r
n ahead, zoo, .umr ~ thr rrr'tsst rures ever
-, J, Ma..ashp.sii.. H. gave ~ o. ehillrsa &,
20, tJ. q, ,ll p.uulr ~ siNt,; api hts seen ppuf
100, L.nLipu ,hlLlrrn, whose dc'h ~.'s III and
f,llN. tc.ui,i o. perfect state ~ health 10y o"r
10TH.
4. those Who ne trrullsi 18th .isk headache,
orr t,iil. - 100 slvs,. cure u. u gives great re-
Isfiu .nruh rnl d,IS,ns.s. some Who have
taArr o., us,. ryJ1 sHsii7r ffNenfs, Hn hl,si-,a
..snbtsd I It, Nh,rr me- bod, b. srfin.i q ~pfk.
,f.t, ,..,, ru' vhrrr thew De- 100, d"u'ng"usat Il
ttr Gurii.u. 81 ulfurs it VII s,uss vrf, 'irgil'r
irrIrr. lui 5000 rHusi Mt o. nlafur i-ihr' alsays
,.sftrar ip iIur fuf dave 90 vsrs. Thee 10
Nv, i1I req. from t--"n the ciutrsO shru
that { ,IHs BE- gun~ sos viIl Eel youfsrii iiLr r.
rrg rft..n. hrtrI srus ~ thr ,ppst rNtr,Va ysni
,ar,.u.Iru, ~ ,t tho up1 svr' lisisnrd o..
Np rhar.r 81 drrt ever rr5rss1u. lat the best
,ul ,a0 .,t .ud sluHgh uf II.
Wnyrruv. Sept 10. is5a
Yiu o. o. s,rffv. f}rfH ~ my, Drsrgt'r
v.sffrsH. tsfts Esfv asitrofs.i Gsasral irs-f -
.v WsIrai UrsrtsTy ~ ~ STATE Of utv'. Fsi
tAthst. ssrlH-l uiAt's casual. flr,r hs- ~
Lal,aftv. DONALD kUNNEpN.
u. ~. NAY. nw.sst. rouhHd, ths pa', an.
tIrttf,d ..,Ht iHf NaIHr.
saHI, N,urrw, 8 r,ris, PlGsIliII. ".
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