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TO FARMERS AND BUTCHERS {!
II NOW all men by these presents, that J. }. L.
IL N. SMITH am now giving the highest
price for GREBN, AND DRY HIDES ever be-
fore offered in, this country, namely:
Hides, Green, fromG! to =! cents per pound.
do. Dry, I. 10 to 121
Bring your Hides to me just us soon as you
get them of the beast, and it will be better for
MS ALL & fes j., il. n. SMITH.
Jan. 20, 1867 Il, 30 r 1y
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MOTTGR.

MY WIFE I,IpDY, having lgithous eause. or
~ pgcyocation ieft my bead aud board, thcre-
fore thisis 10 forwarn any person 81 petsona
ironp tiading with, OF trasting hcr, as do not
hoio n'Ssc'i respopsibiefor any ofherdsiiags. Of
m q, W SWAPPORD.
MILESTONE, July %, 1857
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LUMBER! LUMBER!

fINIE undersigned are now prepared to fill or
dcrs for LUMBER of all kinds, at their Mill
on Oconcc Crock, seven miles northeast of Wal
halla Lumber will be delivered if ii is desired
by tile purchaser Our terms will be made ac-
commodHting, and We respectfully solicit the pa
tronagc OF The public JAMES GEORGE,
NJ r. MITCHELL,
Fep. lO, 1897 81 j. n. LAWRENCE.
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FOR SALE OR BARTER,
At Low Prices and Long Credit.
40 HAnaRrnN

F A SMALL TRACT OF LAND, lyingon the
"A waters of Riohlaud, adjoining lands of j
V. Shanklin and others.
ONE OTHER TRACE on Tugaloo River.
twomilcs below Jarrctt's Bridge. This place
is very well improved, and in good mcigh-
bcthood; and lies well, though not just mheye
/ like, ION the out-side.) Those lands need
not the feeble hand of man to make them
look well on paper,
J. a. DOYLE.
Bounty Land, July 2S, 1857 81
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NdDTHCE.

u. u OTHCKG. -
A III persons indebted to the Estate Of Aaron
n Roper, deceased must make payment, and all
those having demands against said Estate will
render thcm, legally attested, on or before Mon
day tho 9Th day ofOctoBer next. The heirs at
law of said Aaron Roper deceased, will also
take notice that final settlement of the estate
of the said intestate will be had before the Ordi
nary of Pickens district on said 9th Oct: next.
TYRE l.. ROPER, .Ad,br.
July 2, 1857 81 8m
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WANDOW GEASS

Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil, Spirits frpcp-
tine, Putty, all kinds of Paints, dry and al
so ground in Oil; Glue, Paint Brushes and
all articles i'll this line. For sale, at tho low
est figure for cash, by
JOHN KRUSE.
Walhalla, Feb -, 1857 81 If
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BELLEVUE COMPANY.

Purc Zinc and American White Lead, fer
which the highest premium was awarded at
the Worlds Fair, n. Y. Sale Agents for
South Carolina. Carmalt & Briggs, in Char
lesion. For sale at Walhalla by
JOHN 'KRUSE
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WINDOW SASHES

or all kinds, manufactured by Eosley & Dr.
" Wis, superior for their exactness and du-
rability, and already painted aud glazed,
with the best American and French Window
Glass. Always on hand at Wulhalla, aud
for sale low by JOHN KRUSE.
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LOOK OUT!
NOTICE

hereby given that application will be made
10 the Legislature, at its next session to
change the public road, leaving The main roeI
near Mrs. julia Browns old place, runnina l,~
samuel Browns saw mill, ind intersociing snid
publlcroad at on nearthe branch beyond eaid
July 0, 1867 SO am
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TneRE ismore true happiness and gepu-
inc comfort IN presiding over and enjoying
the sweetsof q quiet home, than Ia sway,
ing the destinies and commanding The ldx.
urios Of an empire.
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JIWELRY, GOLD & .SILVER.

JA- w El,hH, GOLD q SILVER.
JEAN BTE. FISCHESSER,
WiIIEAaIln, S. e.,
AS just now returned from New York with
III Il largo and beautiful assortment of
WATCHES, JEgyELRY,
(Both GOLD and SILVER Clocks, Music Box
es, Combs, Brushes, Fancy Articles, Pcrfumcry,
Soups, Gold Pens, etc; all of which has been
bought for CASH. and which Ito offers fer sale
on the most accommodating terms.
|, BtaS~ He also REPAIRS WATCHES and 9th
or articles in his line, and solcits the patronage
of ihe public His stand is near the public
square, at Walhalla, s. c..
Dec. IL, 1866 "a If
The state OF South CarOIinn.
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
f. and Il. NJ. Eicld
vs. Summons in Partition.
j.. d, Field and others
| L appearing TO my satisfaction that John n.
Piold b. w Field, Joseph Donaldson and
wife, james NJ Field und Amos L. Southcrland
and wife, reside without the limits OF this State:
tits ordered therefore, that these absent parties
do severally appear in the Court Of Ordinary. nc
Pickcns Court House, ppAlondny the 9th day
of November next, andi6h Ct to tic sale of the
Real Estate of Jcren1iah Fields, dcceascd or
theirconscnt 10 the same will illhe.entesed,ofr
w. j. PARSONS, ORR.
Ordnary's Office, Augist gS.l857 3m
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:" WouLp you like me to give you SOW.
ereisop asked little boy Of gentleman
be met in the street. "ro be sure !
'"onId," was thereby. tYery well. then. =
said the boy, do unto Others as you would
have others should do unto you.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-11

The VIRGINIA WHITE COLONIZATION SCHEME
Our editorial article of the other day in refe-
renee to the project of Mr.. Thayer and others for
colonizing the waste and worn out lands of Old
Virginia with free white settlers from Europe and
the North, is attracting pretty extensively the a.
tention of the Southern press. In another part
of this paper our readers will find the Simon
Pure secession view of the subject, from the
Charleston Mercury. The material point in this
ultra Southern exposure Of the case is the admis
sion of the argument of the HERALD, that African
slavery in this Union must ultimately be reduced
to the limits of the cotton, sugar and rice pro
ducing regions of the South, where the white
man cannot resist the sun and the malaria upon
which the African fourishes and multiplies. In
this consideration of the subject, the Mercury
calls upon the extreme South ito look to its own
defences, independently of border slave State or
Northern allies, the meaning ofwhich will proba-
bly, be more fully developed when Kansas steps
into the Uni0n as free State.
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ssssY Shsp adjourned The Court uutl Tuesday next,
The ~ inss., wben he viii render his decision.
no oossss naykst w. nors aotive yesterday, end
" sass PsaoAsd sseus Zoo bsIss the larger portion
q Wlnh was N RaAsitu. For cotton In stsrs Ne nas
BET was Aymsr, while IN Hansitu was unchanged;
tAs sass moulded nidAnng upaaads n lsxo. l4o asd
niddnDg New Orleans - NAc. . AKo private
dspa>eh dated Mobile, On inst, gives Heosp,s for The
week Of IL ooe, against - 900 year. quotes n,d-
dins q lso. lsko, and frsishts st d.; total lnag
Oh since LIT Of September las estimated u l2o 900
bales. Al New Orleans the receipts were given u s. O0o
against o. 900 for the Same week Last year. Flour was
heavy, with moderate sales, without change q NO
nent in prices. All grades Of wheat below prioe
were irregular. The sAss enbrased primo Western n
u II; Missouri prime red ct 81 co. and common West
ere red u 81 lb 81 49, Corn dull, with Hgh sales
as TO- 7sc for Western mixed, closing II about 72o
Pork was nrmes with sales Of mess st 323 90 s
Of the close mly held st the sster ngure susar
were steady, with sales Of about 400 hhds Cuba musoo
vsdo and 100 do mo'sdo ct rates given In another 90
lumn Coffee steady with sales Of 900 bags Rio at
loo. nkc, and 400 do. kayscaibO at l2c. 1910.
Frsghls were unchanged, while engagements 10 LIVER
poll were to q fair extent.
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brought before the Supreme Court, and confident
hopes are entertained by parties Interested that
the judgment of the Court below will be revers-
ed. No less could be expected from the express
sion of legal opinion given by Chief Justice
fancy in the bred Scott case. Should they both
be decided in favor of the Southern claimants,
the principle win be scaled that Southern men,
removing to the North, ut an intention to
settle, merely sojournin9s oare (Which may
imply residence of twens ~ years. among
us, may bring their slaves with them, and exer-
else the authority of master over them. This
new feature in the slavery dispute would be like
ly to create some attention.
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THIRTY-FIFTH CONGRESS-.
SPECIAL SESSION.
Senate.
washington, March 10. Is


w,mrycrov March 10, 1851.
ryAI ApIouRSsru.
Mr.. FrcR, (dem OF Ohio offered resolution that tae
Senate adjourn saturday next
Mr. srrAnr, tdem.) Of Mich, though, tia, a. the
son vas called for purposes connected with the EKcou.
tive Department Senate should adjourn I'll the
business ecnsummsted The d'paon Of the resoiu
ton Unnecessary and could not be considered other
wise than disrcspceful 10 the President
Mr.. sunni tdem q Ia did no. concur IN the
naShs Of NJ stuart and unwilling to be placed In
the category OF showing aespsct 10 the Presdept Who
he wsksd the session prolonged, could Intimate and
10 this there woald be objection
Mr.. MASON, (den) ofvs said tha, the Senate had had
but one day executive sessop and they had afor
NATION enable them ascertain whether The presiden,
has iurther busiposs 70 Ny before them.
Mr.. GvIy, (eem } OF Gal hoped ihe resoluios would
Mr.. JoHssos (dem }. Of Arb had heard vasicas gen
uenen cay tnat no business would detain The senate
teynud saturday, Gsfoye they should not prolone The
pg OF the sessou. They would not be able 70 Gel
away until they hsed the time FOR the sd,unmeut In
cfpstqusrce OF the COMMISSIONS Of ocsrs constantly
sxpiY,bg ihey might be detained here until December.
For hirseN he ccrld rv star hero beyond The prese
Mr.. Nssor moved 10 icy me resoluucn on ,he .able
Disagreed 10 br 20 10 30
Tbs NBv rAcrNr C0ns
On notip Of Mr.. Cn1rsSply. tx ny ~ Ny, HE reso
lvilcss oneyed yesterday restve W prlvsteernr
rsieyred 10 the Committee 90 Foreign Eolsaoas
The Senate thcp went INTO e,ecutve session
The senate adjourped AL cno O'Clock 10 morrow.
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"a PRACT1CAL EFFECT or THE DRIED SCoTT JUDO
mCNT.-The effect produced by the judgment of
the United States Supreme Court in the famous
bred Scott case is only just beginning to be felt
and appreciated in the Northern States The
great points decided by the Chief Justice and the
majority Of the court may az well be recapitulat-
ed. First, II is decided that negroes are not CT
tizens of the United States. Secondly, the Ms
souri, compromise is pronounced demonstrations
al. Thirdly, il issetted that slave Is not made
free fy being taken TO free State and maintain
cd there by bis master.
One Of the first consequences OF this mos. inn
poriant decision IL that it will become necessary
to amend all those State constitutions which as
sumo that persons Of color can become citizens OF
ibe United States. Our own constitution for in
sisrce makes allusion 10 men OF color. three
years citizens OF this State" and 20 on: and very
many Others, If not all, contain like provisions.
In this State a movement is on foot 10 abolish
the property qualification at present essential TO
confer rights Of citizensbp on negroes: the other
day. a resolution that IL was eNpedient 10 do NO
pats,d the State Senate by q vote of II 10 . all
this must row be stopped. As Il is, negroes pos
sessipg freehold worth $3.50 can vote: were
the clause in The constitution referring to the
subject expngcd, as the friends of the
negro desire, the suffrage would be-
confined to 'ciiiztns." among whom negroes are
not TO be classd, according to the bred Scott
case. In some States, negroes crIoy the right OF
suffrage without property qualification: as for in
stance in Rhode Island. where no distinction is
drawn between free end colaed men. But "a
the constitution Of Rhode Island expressly re
sircts the right CT voting to United States citi.
zcns, the decision in the Supreme Court actually
dislraDchises number OF persons who have voted
in Bhcdo Island for years A bill is 10 b. intro.
duced in The General Assembly 10 relieve them.
Altogether the reDsaton produced il great.
ard must Increase. Had the partisans Of anti.
slavery principles bird The United States su-
~ ne Court to give them help and comfort. they
could not bave been more faithfully, more dex-
feIiously or more OPPORTUNITY served No sooner
does the Gre threaten TO 20 out for want of fuel
than This Supreme Court appear and loads the
embeIs with day combustibe material. The
Kansas election in June and Convention in
September, with the possibility Of a violent col
lision between the antl-slavery majority and The
pto-sayery minority, with Legislature and
Governor al fwcrd points, with n condition of
morals and msnters in the Territory favorable
10 every ebulliiicn Of passion-this is the second
act Of the drama Where win che third end ns
Tic lennon csse, we hear viii Asll be
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Assembly.

ALBANY, March 10, 1851
Mr.. BHcKwIn had leave 10 introduce q blu providing
for the preservation and hhpg Of al papers relating
tho proceedings OF The Executive Department
The bills TO incorporate the Commercial Truss Company
Of New York. to amend the act 70 organize the Bank
partment 10 firm the location OF the Schuyler county
buildings, were ordered to . third reading
Prosress Wa then reported on the Apportonment bs
The bill 10 amend the asaesament laws to provide
hat the occupant Of hired property shall only be
upon 10 much ~ he owns, the residue be assessed
upon the mortg ssor, had progress.
Mr. Kirleps bill TO prov do for the certain
covery OF debts due domesscs families, debaed.
The bull was amended % - 10 exempt from execution
wearing apparel and limiting tae debt 70 be recovered
$50. Progress vas then reported
mo bill authorizing the formation Of town issursnce
companies, was cousdered. II was amended ~ 10
allow rsdspts to insure property situated In the
towns, bu, not 10 become directors. The bill had pro
RreDo.
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DE-. Kane's Remains In Baltimore.
GRAND MILITARY AND Civic DISPLAY IN HONOR OF
THu LkIBNYuD DEAD

d.. KanesD Remains In Baltimore.
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC DISPLAY IN HONOR OF
THE LAMBNTuD DEAD.
RArmoaA March lo-l0P p. n.
ne remains d Dr.. Kane arrived In this city this
fuseaeen.
The funsrN procession Wa . most inposbg anAir.
There was immense turn out Of citizens, and the
escort composed Of several military companies, In
GLIDING he United States Artillery frou Fort hoHeury.
1e o1oers and membe Of he kaxy land Iastiute, the
Iree nssons the Fire Department the German 81 caetes,
the Committees nom Philsdephia and Wheeling, dc
teohment Of United States seaen nom The steamer Ale
eany, many ooss Of the Army aad Navy The officers Of
the Volunteers the Mayor and Common Council
Inc mfdio procession and other civic bodies followed
the funeral car ne oo1n enveoped In the national
ns me stores IN the street. through which the pro.
oeesion passed were closed and many OF them Iaped
In mourning me beN Of the city were tolIed and
minute gu.s nred fron Federal Hill. TIE body was
taken 70 the mnense hal Of the na, yisnd Institute,
which vas handsomely draped with black cataialque.
me body plsced In the centre OF tue hail. which
guarded with soldiers. THOUSANDS Of citizens are yut.
Ing II 10 night.
no remains will leave here to morrow, q, AN,
for Philadelphia.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURES,


Albany, March 10, 1857.
Mr.. BRooKs introduced oil compelling approval by
majority OF the people on the route before omnibus
line be established; also bill to appropriate %, 600
annually, to be distributed In Of 500 each, among
emisYants 10 Liberia.
PAuHD
Relative 10 unsafe buildings in New Yorh.
To amend khe revised statutes
Relative 10 limited partnerships.
Tho bill amer ding the usury laws made the special
order for Thursday, st half past IL A.
Tho bill spproprating 90 900 70 pay the Oroon Aque
duct Department for water used ct Sing Sing ordered
70 third reading.
Mr. BROOKS introduced resolution tendeyng the express
sion OF the confidence Of lhe Senate and Assembly In Hon.
Hamilton Fish, and their high appreciation Of his public
services during six years the United states pass
ed In wa.,hiuness the rights honor and good name
Of his native STATE.
On motion Of Mr.. UpHAN, the rules suspended and
the resolution unanimously adopted. - b.
The bill repeating the NV for <he Improvement OF the
breed Of horses and establishing the Fashion Course
Long Island, Wa ordered 10 th1d reading.
EvBNNG SESSION.
Temperance bills introduced by NessYS. Bradford
Brooks and @. B. Smith, and are now under discussion
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7KB OpIIA-BrIrT MADAME wnHossr. -Doni~
retts orers "rhs Daughter Of the Regiment Of the
best and most taking works Of the con poser, IL
nounced q the Academy this evening" 70, the besen. o.
Hadsme Do whorst, whose In the y6< Of Marie
We have already recorded. In addition totbe opera,
NILE PaSodi Mms Petit strshosch have voluuteered
70 sing besweeB the grand due, from NORMA
The prosrpnme &c itself " sufficient 10 attract fu
house but when add 10 that the fact thai the frst
appeal the suooesgu of native artists audi
ence OF her native city, crowd seems inevitable We
expect 70 night lbe brilliant audience
ever assembled within the wallis Of the Academy.
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Amusements Last Night.
THALBERa's CoNcKRr.

Al might have been expected from the anDouncemeut
Nlbo's Garden was crowded to IL utmost capacity. The
eoos In the Oratoro ali exceedingly well gven ina
orchestra was bat Of the Academy Of Muse which NJ
stYakosoh conducted The Orstorio hes never before
cevsd The warmest approval a the hands Of The saS
cree In the second part, the exquisite playing Of Mr..
x.s RECEIVED 18th more applause .A.s sv:
spassled BaDner given with enough .aa1y
srransed to suit every body snd did The concert
win be repeated on thursday. with some changes in tho
second part
wALLACx's THEATRE.
PROMOTION" neat little one act csm.dy. Grams
feIred" IRON the French by blanche, and Grs, acted n
English s the Olympic London, some time ago, pre-
sented here last evening Mr.. blanche 10 the prince Of
stage carpeptev. The plots Of al his plays many
evidences Of what be got out Of eau soil by scen
tihc poushing and narrowing. Sometimes play de-
Ponds on the ticking Of clock sometimes upon the
cot position Of chair in "promoton" the weight OF the
plot depends upon . number Of hats.
The icene Francotne PERIOD OF course the reign OF
Louis Quatorze soso c6ev, who has served well waits
in vain for promotion In the regular way, when his wife,
sMxaseraras MARQUIS wh has influence Il court sse
10 also possessed Of certain secrets bet the MARQUIS
and hs wife, which she holds in vorem his heed
She 10 aided and abettec bv cousin Who 10 love With
her. and ofcouyse gains her point Her comic inervew
with The marquis me general mixing up n.ss and tho
which he cannot account make up the rest Of the play
which snarsy written. very nicely dressed and very
We'll ooseo, inc perts oeipg played py Leters teynOos
Philips, Mrs. aoey and Mrs. Vernon. Ms Boey was
parIicu Arly good After the comedy Miss Heron played
kedes. The house was elied in every part.
BURROWS THEATRK-"A PEEP FROM NJ PARL0R
WISDOM"
farce with the above tile was performed sst night
BurtoA's theatre, the bills say for the crst ume but
while mako point TO believe everything averred
in the bills must confess to . slight skepsicism with
regard 70 this piece In fact was old and deserved
svorite at the Chambers street theatre and from
the appreciation with which was resolved
last night II win doubt be cutie popu-
lsr In NJ Burtons new establishment. II .
farce Of the most uprcsrous tlnd and both NJ.
BYcuahsm, the author, and Mr.. Burton have capital
payts the former pcrsons,ipg Irish servant and the
latter druc ken boatswsin The plot would NOT bear
op but the fun Of the sroe consists In pus ng the
in female attire and he females assuming the breeches
was sppauded voeBerously There vas Z crowded.
house to witness swat ryler." which 70 conoedod
10 be one Of the most spendid psgen pct The
New York stage.
Nr. Or Bull being suddenly taken Ill, his concert
nounctd for last evening was postponed TN further
notice.
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Marine Disasters at the Eastward.

The steamship II. b Beach, from New York, arrived
here This morning She struck on Cobasset rocks last
night at O'Clock during the thick storm, and
sprung aksk. On her arrival up she had two fees o.
water her hold. Tho her 10 hold be.
tween decks WIN not be damaged
The steamer X Forbes passed The Highland light,
Cape Cod this morning Of 10 ocio,k IL search Of the
bark Col Isdyard OF New York, from Apsschlcola for
Boston. Which vas reported yesterday trying 70 wors
into the Vineyard Sound, with loss OF mainnau and
mizzer topmAst.
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N aTkets.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PnnApnFHs, March 10, 1851.
s'ocks better. PennsylvaDa Bs, 50; Reading Rail
read Al long hland Railroad, l3k Morris Canal, leS
Pepnsy lvsnia Railroad, Ah.
NSw opInASr, March Q, 1857.
Gotten nrmer Sales 10 Day $500 bales receipts 1000
bass. Corn advancing; yellow QUO cd at ST. Ness pork
advanced $50. and quoted at s22 CO. Freishs inactive
Sterling exchsns Drmer.
CHARIIsroy, March 2, 1851.
Cotton depressed. Sales 70 day 600 bales.
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tn. svprcm. Court and the Massachusetts,
Legislature.

BNfnS, kNGh TO, ISk1.
In the House To- tAy order wa adopted insructnR
the Ca rp.tsee on Federal Relations 10 consider The erp
depey az insvucs,ne 5cpsicrs and rcques,Ds oar
gepyss ptsvcs OopGyesp 70 propose IN amendment Of
,be cons Vtusion OF the United States, sene Judsos OF
she sptrsspe and inferior Courts by the pocpls for
OF ysass The House also appoines Committee 10
alder ana repoyi what ih0uls be taken In vew
a. I've dctsen Of Tie snrrcMs Ccrri We Dred scoty
1850
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Coust Cslepdsr--TbIs Day.

srrs.ss CousI-C,rcun.-r.r Mo-. il5e, II, COS,
PART .ltee ltt7 s3s pal, ots 1io7 iloe Ills iils
ILL., us Ii1o li2l, l17s, 1875 ll2s iiar ii2o iisi
I2s, llss net 1852 ll4i, 4s, has, 1ls7 iIlo iisi
ilk3.
srrspv covsr--srecal Term Mos. o. a., ate. n.
lt3 20 81, fa, lie, III. I3s ~ lao, 14, 7cb ass
pcs pl4 see, ez o7s, l9e, SIS, sSe a. s,s SCI s,g
Tse pb2 95A ps5, oss $50, esi oe9 p6< psI sef oee
ESQ o7o, s17, 1ss. S12 ts6
O.. a., &c, II, a.
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CoVlosn, n IT, MAYOR Io--loF
The elecpon fer STATE offosys end members OF Coo.
srt,s toek place 20 sAy. The oanvsss vas unssally
aui, T. end shs vo4e n not largo Rsturns rom about
criy In different ps OF TIE siste Indicate NE elec
ion % william Halle (repubiioaB), for Governor, BY
handsome msjorry Also the election OF hossrs TAp
pan, Crss,n end Pike (rspubfesns) TO Oonsress
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81 LOtls, March 10, 1897.
Atvces from Independence Of the I'd inst, say that
the Salt Lake mail had just arrived having bean three
months on the way The trip the codest and most
perious made scsoss the Plains. Many Indians
The route either frozen starved death, and
othcss had eaten thew own children.