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% The girl who stole the money from Capt.
HiIlhouse, . day or two since, was captured at
Messenger Station, and all but two dollars Of
the money recovered.
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Julia Shelly, woman Of i'll fame, commit
ted suicide at Iowa City, on the 9th, by taking
poison
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% Andy Mu.ljn was fined one dollar and
costs ny Justice Harris, yesterday, for driving
his team upon the sidewalk.
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DANEGltD'S IMPROVED
IRON REAPER & MOWER

|
ME would call the attention Of the p,rrs,. ~ a,
w West TO heabove Celebrated IRON REApJP@
5n. sneh We are manufacturing Tor the Harvest
OF 1891" and for Which shall prepared 20 answer
orders at an early date.
with The ssperiente Of seven years We have been en-.
apsed TO brig our machine to high degree Of psr.c.
uon, ohvating many difficulties experienced In All such
| mAehhes, removing many mpsdiments whiSh ta,.
teen developed by the working Of lie machine "a
making Improvements which have facilitated M or.Ta
hohs ~ many particulars. Our CrEvyp pIAT,,s,
'he era total in oaves or bundles, and ere.
The Eaker 70 perform lis ihs with about ere
half the usuailato Tie fmrne r eonyers.nt .b s,sb
machines will appreciate this advantage. By rinaIie
ARA cement We have done away with the Ssgs Lvarf
so ihst the tongue loose and nee ~ thai Of
wagon, thus saving much worry TO the team ~ con-
senent mode OF raising and lowering suit IN. differ
ent heights Of cut, aAd placing the baker ~ uont
where tit work performed with the least possible ia
DOT, We nave made the nearest approach possible to
We are prepared TO furnish either the Combined
meapsr anu Mower, or the single Mower. The latter
machine We shall furnish with Reels which can ts used
OF hot AZ they will be Of decided advantage
ony when The grass Is tall thin. strongly aGsd
We formerly used Wood In the construction Of our
mSeines bat from iis prrthabe nature and corstani
snsutn.e isoS for our entire srAu. work ard cutter
oeam, We shall hereafter adopt this material A. our
for he .am, pris. y. shaa We can CIV, ne banner
~ year. longer tan the best that possibly be man
The chine manufacture viii h. ort.
snocrst materials and built Va the NOR Thorough and
workmsnk- manner under The mmcN late suprry,rlon Of
P''Psctors, and 40 pains maIty y Ill q. shared 10
our country. ~
Our eating apparatus Is dir rent nom ,ha, Of any
other machine. We use two sicAies instead or one
worked Ia opposite directions BY crsuk his sseuIss
Saeuhe advantage In cutting, aud We r-v indebted
more 20 this pevuhs,t any ether tor ~ 80
i"rty 81 cur msehhr fer by Il We are tnAhl,d 10 ca,
eran AZ khds iGtsss thick " thin. set a. d,y lodged
OF ersss OF HAY Cu,k thrown upon ihr ground lsrry
s"hNsuee hAs been fesottvd 10, to clos " clok~ The
naeae such MS loose grass usown tfadsn inlo tbs
WA n IuKs
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Guardian Notes.

NWTtNE hAsrvhy given that he Subscribers have
~ ssRh aAly appointed UaArasas al The p~sssA ana
t,srstW ~ fhNF le~ts, an tnssas vsgs.A % Tss
MesMss seMhy, ewN Nv the veaAy CeAti W sAia gaaA'
VIVA I'll ,hs rewvf. eAlrea W lac,
JOAN hA<tSNN, la-.,
kLtEA A. luut& "sA'ashs
rNhiiaA W NAwA NV 4 weeAss IN NkMAAN,
AeN w wM* 1@&ew IN aNRse~sN tRasf
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Wnkw '.~SlaiNnh SAYS that no Tor, has sa,,ss,
~ ~ much fnm ANY hattie A. tho c,anu iur,e
has truM the hattie III Prague. -"
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tine efcat exchanges tells i. of laN xenIu.
NJ h's way. WIN, he,ag Aakstl a. no las arm,
Ming himself ~ thp efas, wha, WAS the helsht
NJ hiA ambition eliivdl "ta marry 4 MN
widow lhass ~ aNu sha
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W A N r I'D,

sN eAa Msst sha ussvlin# Aysh,a IA kaslnsss,
MuNtM. vsEMet ~ ems ON svsassssi, NJ es.se,
MeAhAnss ~ l@A business taA raltkalafs stsvn Ays
" ~ she ehsMMe fvsaiA restaeN, w ssAWrs ~ wsvFa
And sdAFvss, MtlIlAM lnuNsVN
IWlS 49, wAs naasts~a N
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BRowSLows OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, of the
knoxville Wing, complains. in common with the
craft, OF the inconvenient and unnecessary
length Of the Obituary notices sent him for pub
LEGATION. which he pronounccs useless nonsense,
and concludes by saying. "when we die, we de.
sire some friend to pen this obituary for us:
Departed this life. on day, in the year of
his age, ". g. BromBlow. for many years the
editor OF newspaper. He desires it stated to
the world, that II he had his life to live over
again, be could improve it in many respects
He leaves no apologies to be made to men in
this life, and asks no tavors Of any body ION
the other side OF Jordan bu. his God His
friends, il be have any left behind, can be of no
service 10 him; his enemies, he is proud to know
cant reach him!
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Washington. Lnly %. 1887

THE VALLEY OF THE ARKANsAs.-A company
of Is persons started from Lawrence in Nav
last, to explore the valley Of the Arkansas,
where it is crossed by the Santa Fe road, at
distance of about $50 miles from Lawrence, in
a sonth-westerly direction. After passing thro'
| . country almost literally covered With buffalo
grazing in herds of tens of thousands, they
came to the Great Bend. Finding the country
unsnited to their tastes, they turned in SOUTH
westerly direction, and after journey Of about
$50 miles came TO Walnut Creek, one of the
tributaries of the Arkansas, where they made
location and laid out town calling it Edorado.
They sen. back the most hatterlng accounts OF
It, as Astounding in Buffalo, elk, deer, antciopes.
wild turkeys, geese, and all the varieties of
game found in Kansas. Timber is abundant,
consisting of walnut, hickory, ash, mulberry,
blackberry and elm; it is well supplied with
streams Of clear water and quarries OF lime and
sandstone Fine springs of pure crystal water,
are more numerous and larger than elsewhere
This company are the sole inhabitants of this
region, and have not, Of course, mononolized
all the hundreds OF desirable claims in the VI.
clnity. They have demonstrated that one half
oil even the timbered lands Of Kansas are vet
lying unoccupied and uncx plored
This IL the country in which Gov Walker |
Kansas on her admission into the Union as a
Free State. This scheme is also favored by the
and nothing but Northern en-
nrsy and emigration can prevent it.-Topeka
rrii Hle.
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Gle, q Juls 24th, says
CROPS look as vigorous and promising az We
nave ever seen, excepting being little later
than usnal Wheat harvest has just esmn,cn.
,ehi holh wheat aud oats are tine and heavy.
Torn grows rapidly, and potatoes and other veg.
etahles are luxurious.
Charles u, Cais has recently been anpontea
y N, NJ Council Rulis, vice !. N, Holland. re.
signed p "
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NATIONAL DIsUNIoS CONVENTIONAL call
has been Issued by Garrison and his party for
"national disunion convention OF course,
(says the Philadelphia Journsl) the body will
be composed Of those frothy elements which are
perceptible in the anti-slavery convocations Of
Massachusetts,. There viii be hot speaking-a
great deal Of fun-phonographic reports, which
will be read With the same interest with which
we peruse the pages Of Punch-and-then the
members will 60 home and enjoy the blessings
to destroy. Is il not rare and racy party.
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sVcie,
Circulation
fbtS1nsIfs

ihis statement cannot be considered other,
wise than very nntavorable one With an in
crease in discounts of nearly million and n
halt, We have an increase in deposits of only
three hundred and seventy-one thousand dol
lars. With this We have falling off in the
specie reserve OF more than six hundred thou-
sand dollars. The banks, it appears to US, are
placing themselves in position OF great weak.
ness and endan2erng the great interests OF the
country. The present expansion must result in
very large and rapid contraction IL will be
seen by the above table that from August rs to
November 2, last year, the line OF discounts
tell off about eight millions of dollars. w.
must look for, in the corresponding period this
year, dearness in loans OF a much larger
amount.
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u No taxstioa without approximation, VAS
- p1Deps0 vhieA eur nsvslssiesary bas.
- vsss SssoA& Tazasisa wiahout rspsessa.
Asasa , 49, ~ pvsssas aAninisezssisa h ~
Nc = eassscs upsa the Free State men in Kan
- Such coarse, persisted in, viii kindle ev-
ssy spark Of patriotic lire in the country into
aans. The people Of this country are mot will
ine that the principls Of the American Revolu.
don should be crushed out on the plains Of
Kansas; and the day that witnesses the success
Of the attempt will be the day Of doom - the
Republic. Such an upheaving Of the iberty-
loving masses. such kindling Of the watch-6res
Of freedom. such consolidation for resistance to
tyranny will develops % have never before been
chronicied on sbe page Of history. We opine
the dough-faced conspirators will pause ere they
bring 70 pass the evil day.
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II A Buchanan city convention, in Balti-
more, last Thursday evening, broke up in row.
The purpose Of the meeting was to elect dele
gates to the State Convention, for the nomina.
ton OF Governor and other officers. The dele
gates got into dispute among themselves; =
violent uproar ensued, the lights were put out
and pistol iired. A scene OF indescribable con.
fusion followed. In the darkness some sought
shelter under the benches-others jumped from
the second story windows, and in very brief
period the room was cleared. As ii is not pre.
tended that any Of the opponents Of the Blu
chanAn party we're present, it was entirely
family affair
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Sc. Louis. July u.
The steaMsr Tropic stfuck . mag Ii the Ms
scnFi 70 day and mjurrd hee % sssch ID exeeve
as TO compel her 10 adjourn the trip and return
here for repairs. the second engineer vas
Knocked overheard and drowned.
Boston. July 81.
4 The Steamer Europa arrived this A. n.
saa Philadelphia, July 81,
The wife Of Ex Post Master General Camp
bell died this morning.
* Paul, July 20, (via Dubuque, 81
Col. Mobiles, the Superintendent Of the wagon
road to the South Pass, is nov in this city.
The expedition is Tor the present suspended.
His encampmcnt west of the Big Sioux River
having been broken up on the 18th inst, on ac-
count OF further progress being violently OPP
posed by the Yankton Indians. He retrcated
70 big Woods, about 50 miles west OF Fort
Ridgely.
The objection raised BY the Yanktons to Col.
Mobiles party crossing their country was, that
they would Brighten away the bufisloes, their
only means Of subsistence. Col. Mobiles, before
leaving the Indians, appointed the Goth Of
August to hold council with the Yanktops for
the purpose Of treating for the right OF way
across the territory. Should negotiations fail,
il is the Intention Of Col Mobiles to proceed with
the duties assigned by government despite hos
tilities.
Washington, July 30, 1857.
The President assures all, in private CONVEX.
sation, that Southern ruffians will not be again
allowed to crush ont the Free State cause in Kan
sas, but that the edicts Of the bogus Legislature
will be enforced as laws.
The Presidents fight to Bedford this morning
was concealed from all but the Cabinet. II is
expected that he will be absent two weeks.
Commissioner Mason addressed note to the
President to-day, stating that private business |
precluded him from loager service, and request.
ing to be Immediately relieved. He cannot get |
along with Secretary Thompson.
Phillips, Sixth Auditor, is removed. b. Por- |
ter Brawley of Pennsylvania is his successor.
The Slavery fanatics are rejoicing loudly over |
The British reverses in Indian. Y. Tribune.
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NEW York BANK SrArEMENr.-The following
Is the statement for the week ending July 25
Loans, Slls,s ,l3l; specie, *l2.956, $50; cir
eulation, 81, 52s sli; deposits, 81 SIT 1858. The
Herald tbear) Of Wednesday says:
The last returns compared with those Of the
previous week exhibit the following variations
IL the aggregates:
Increase in loans and discounts 81 4so $40
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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-07
WHOLE NO g
SATURDAY NIGHT.


"nai blessed things Saturdsy nights
a'e' ana what would tn" world do WIN
out them! Those breathing moments
IL, w., 'i;,::'p''nS mareh OF ti!t; 'h"se
;" t"a ,'"e" egg &Htt'l
s,l'hnnn,;c,"' "co'' ~'en ,'"le SeS's''aT 'ooN-
r,. n D'"1,'."' ',,""e" INC a"&,""a and
:, a: :'a"e.a '"ns ago. smiie s""oi-
.s",n .nn ~ ,ro hG>h "hs" orc He'n' M
- "II 'o'NS Ut "',Ec; a"q tho
.nl I,ai:,,I- 80 '"" zoe "ta am cnHlr'
Il;ui. ~ "''l"e, ''o' ''r - and the
So '',' '''.> '''S " - ''""S'"'e"'"
"a'pur'ay .lp!y nights make people human;
n,e1 ia J., Ia'c' L,'c =" pta''hg S"'''y' US th"y
;rn v,a. - '''o ~o''O '1'hsH 'hem
r;...s ,,,;,L n"'' u"" Ja''ca thom 10
,r..,'',''''''" ,'' '''''
iron Joornf n,,,I,,''. ",os's win n clash; tho
nm ,hn .ti',, ru,'' ."'Iia 10 win 9|np'
grss ,hn ;a''i' ' VII" ! "!h; clio"
NY !" '"o 'ocN' N ~ Salur-
ago;n "ti uo",5 ""n BUSINESS ', mI"athes ~" !r"'
has heen o;nr .'ri ~ ~ "o' "o '"or mar
ses h.b;,J -, Wv 80 @'"''S c'"-
sL,, ",,s ~ ':e Wo''" IS siI"' o,...-'
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gs!cct 5iorn. ,
LENHTsSG a SITUATION.
By MAUNlcs s1MNGsBY.


John Peters lad just gradutcd from
the mercantile College IN New York,
and wisil recomlnendatio and dplo.
INA IN Ills pocket, was now in search OF
a situation. lie WIS good looking
young man of twenty three, had oa.n.
cl with his own hands the money Pro.
fcs$ol Ferdinand Costello Dc Guer had
rccciycd in exchange for his education
When fiUisiiel Ii we mistake not,
Join Peters was Al native OF IL little
town IN Connecticut. which, from some
oversight on the part Of previous COM
.rilcrs, has had the misfortune to be
entirely overlooked by the great Mr..
Baookeg, in his un;yossal scrutiny Of
thp State. -
For fear Of rendering the town clas-
seal, rs being the bnth place Of our he.
70, We sirlll sefraia from fithcr men
tim Of il, satisfied that the curiosity as
'alrcaiy excited, VIII induce future
colnpileFs to bc1aprc accurate III their
researches aud thus, in The course O!
;imo, it nay comoto DC awarded TO the
atore'uitl.town, in spite Of its isolation
agdVpscurity, It's due slrnc of gcogra.
p!.icai notice andinportancc.
ariR What part of thc city John Pctcrs
Y3ojGoi, or where he happcned to be
1i9bc morniog to which we refer, is a
Poht not clearly shown. / am sorry,
homcye,, because tbo locality John
Relstg night tend TO strengthen the
flentity Of John Pcters, aud prevent
lia {ha1 t4.5 fact with other import.
tonb items been clearly. established in
,ic mind Of iie wealthy aud influential
, @9la a'ons} isoip entrppping the prct-
Nird shich policy and worldly cal.
.fdiaion had already beat into the bush
IOF@tIJlSu Peters the second.
Chat joan Peters liod been looking
orft tne morning papers cannot be
,doajfei, sf.9m nc fact that 9 O'Clock,
"a ~ found liin standing. ut TIC door
q. &its ,tyshta Mcirs' counting room;
atf.6oghuf tleirs having that inorniag
.a ertiscd for a book keeper.
Z NJ. Nfcis. believe / have tho
bonqf Of addressing Nv Joshua Meir4i
ea;d NJ, JON Peters touching bis liat
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WOMAN.---A Cal.foruia S,a:e Sem
ator, speaking npon some Ill etis ing
the pr"po'ty or bus:nrss Of women, ,"ays
them handsome tribute ,hls: . - '..-
81 love woman; have Rived arr ~!
my liie-;h'ough b6yhord, yau,h, inun.
hood. end maru:er ycaro. except ~
love Der al my life, and dying. 10 be-
found faithful 40 lie same high nrl IN
spring sentiment for amid all the va
ried scenes, Temptations, sill lggirs n~d
hopes OF existence. ore star. Nivul.-r
than Others, has lighted end guided rna.
onward. II had any big ard Nohlo
ambition, HE cXci'ing energy hos becu
in the approving smile coming from the
eye. Of woman. | jrdgc this irAut no
is upon others. Geutle IN her affections.
YET nightytlh ough her influence .hcy me
diam of ru!o is as po" cyful ~ The bal
'o' box. She has ruled ne ,yrm nv.
boyho0d with the soft and winning inGa-
enco OF her vi tpcs and her beauty.
'cmomher my fits, love; my baby aGec-
tIons vi four years Of age. have beer
in love nearly every mnntb nf NY life
since, save The dark Gmd rag tcsS days
aud yeats which succeeded the dcsn'alo
cariF,and mado The tcart too 1asoIafp
Aud never, sir, whilo / rcr1. n1-r ,.,
mother, luu" since ia her Grvo--.l ,,..
memberih night she died--uevur wh.l,s
hold IN my memory one. oihn1---.aI
her mcmniy is al that il lefl t. mu.-.
shall iJcfuse 10 give NY voice, ny IN
lluencc aud my vote, for any measure
necessary tD protect and cherish ~.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-07

A Xanhee 2MA'ag Lighiaing. An
engine on the Pillsburg, Fort Wayne
and Chicag" Railroad Iroko down Last
week, al . O'Clock at nigh', .niuc mi'os
distant from q station, I'hn cnnA"c.Dr
instantly started oa foot, through tho
snow, 10 &c; uuo'her machine. a tcip-
groph operator in ore Of tho ca,S, nam
ed > ager, If course Yorko6, jhcar-
ing the cause of ;le detention, got uut.
and iBkius dowh tho main wire from the
pole alongside tho track cut il, 0uachcd
small brass wires 10 iho two ends, "dot.
ted" tho distress Of bis train Ia The Pitts
burg and Brighton stations, ard putting
one oi tho h'oss points to bis tougro,
read the ouswcr that 81 engine should
be immediately sent, and then loike5
OF this pleasant lia'nnin2 Ia his ap%ious
aud impa.icut fellow passengers. o.
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:s,YOL.' 2: mo. 81. I:
I]|lo:,.et.i.f!:ol.II /
FAITH.

gIg
FAITH. -" &
Ye VINO think the truth ye COW y
Lost beneath the winters snow,
'tiNDoabt not Times uncrring law aEE
- Yet shall bring genial ,haw. F ,,t-I
s '1God in nature ye can trust,
frlSbhlS lstho God ofmind lcss jusli
Read We not tho mighty though,
Once by ancient sages taught
fhough il twitheredih tho blgh. sf '
ofthe mcdiGvil night, s aly T.t
s.HhH Nov t!e harvest wo behold J.I- 4 al
-.8aEUi ySeci it. hesrl a thousand fold.
.Lf Wo.kors on the barren soil,
, Yours may seem a barren toll.
Sick at heart with h ope deferred,
IS Listen to,he cheering word: haa
Now the faithful sowor gricyes; %
Som he'll bind his golden shoayo.
IrGrcat Wisdom have deere cd
r Man may labor, yet the seed
Ncyerin this lite shall grow, 90
shall tho sower cease to sowi
The iarcst fruit may yet be born
'.' s"t'' On the resurrection morn! I'd
-ta -. 49, l. ------. -...-.------.---.-
'aN'i ~ The t'iisht of Time.
a. siSbF' aEYJ.B. pERctvAL. saH
Family ilow, thou falling river, . l1...
"a"tt 'Likea dream that dies away; W. Gf
80 % Down to ocean gliding ever, q 5st M
-E14 Keep Thy calm unrufIled way.
Tme with such silent motion,
.-, Floats along on wing, or air;
'ii.@ To'e;erhity's dark ocean, fT
.>'.lais sBnrying all ts treasures there.
gta Roses bloom, and then they wither;
r#t.. Cheeks, arc bright, then fade and die;
. shapes of light are waited hitler
INK Then like ysi9es hurry by. N,
.I" GucS as clntpis at evening driven,
t2i8 lrcr ataguauy coiorc West, ......
feags s,e Jeariag us to heaven,
aIo"fo or happiness and rest.
ae, 4 GEM.
rrf There arc gricfs for NIL our Iosscs.
III There are 6Si,os FOR all our pain /, 'iir
9ut when Youth the dream departs,
atiaEes something from our hearts,
y A'si itrcver comes again. & ,.r.-.
We arcstronger and are better,
Under manhood,s sicrRer reign;
s.. Stiilwe feel that something sweet 49,,
... Followed Youth with lyins feet,
And will never come again.
'.'A Something beautiful has vanished, ul
hHd wo sigh for it in vain; JIG saf{v
.s ahchoid.it eyorywhero, -.tr.4 ..l
r u u On the enrtb and IN tie air,
...... frf nat il never comes again!
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-07

M~njGceat Doaation.--Goorgo Pea.
body Esquire, whose libcrality has en-
dearnd him To all our citizens, has adj
ded anolhcr evidence of his deep inter
est in our city which is worthy Of all
praise. he has donated three hundred
thousand d"lIars To Baltimore city to O.
siablish an institute Of the following ob.
Jcc'S. First--an extensive library for
the free use uf all Containing rare works
not ordinarily found in public Libraries.
Second--the periodical delivery of
Lectures on Science, Art and Litcratnre
a small sum being chag,ed for adnis.
sion 10 beai attendant expenses, a GER.
tain numbcr OF tho best pupils in our
Male and Female High Schools to he
bonored by free admission. $4,000
annually TO be distributed TO these pu.
pils III piizes from $50 10 Sl00 each.
Ihira-for an Academy Of Music, 10
tostcr taste for the art by instruction,
concerts, &c" saloon being provided
in tho institute for ,beso conceits.--
Fou'th--a Golaty Of Elmo Ats, for
paintings and s'atua,y, including the
purchase oi rsre works on these ats
for the use of tho Institute. Lastly
he provides that ample room be made
IN the building for the use the Mary
land Historical Soc,cty.' This noble
cntcrprise Is To be FOR the intellectual
ond moral Improvement Of our city and
State. M sectarian theology, no iuii.
deity, no visionary philosophy, 80 sec.
tlonal or political discussion shall be
permitted, but everything for the haimo.
ny ond prosperity of tho people be al,
lowed. - True Uajon.
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Judge NcwIip, OF Ala, has recently
uecn nidainsl 10 thn Rnn,iai niDistru