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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-11

Tie neWs from India, which is only telegraphlc
the ILoisn mail not having arrived when the steamer
left, does Lot throw any new light upon the origin
Of the revolt in the BeOgal army nor does it ma
,erisly change the position Of things they stood
Of the pIevi US accounts. The insurgents still
held Delhi (for the report from Bombay Of its cap
tuie seems premature), but with the prospect OF
bong soon subdued as they had suffered great loss
in several sallles. and troops were marching from
various quarters to reinforce the small European
army, ulder General Barnard, BY which Delhi was
besieped. The spirit Of revolt had spread among
TIE BeT gal native troops and by way of precauton
the regiments at Calcutta aud Barrackpoor had
been disarm.d The total disbaudment aud re.
organization Of the Bengal Sepoys Ia the least
turctn-snd that no iaconsiderable one
which the insprrectiOn will impose upon the
Indian Administration. Meanwhile business is at
stand not only at Calcutta bat throughout India
The cole ction Of the Bengal revenue is interrupted
~hle great expenditures become necessary. The
p.p.m;litary popu alton Of the Bengal Presidency
remsins perfectly quiet nor have any OF the native
princes Joined ccuutenanced the revolters though
the ex King Of Dude, lately ousfed from his throne
has been arrested as having had sOme correspond
ebce with them or hand ID their operations. IL
is stated that large part Of the late Beogal army
consisted If patives Of Dude, aud perhaps the
CHANCES lately made there might have had some
efI. CT in stimulating the revolt.
No signs yet appear Of any disposition on the
p,rt If the pative armies of Bombay and Madras
TO initiate the example Of Bengal; but Of course
cone sppr. b. nscns TN the subject cannot but be
felt nor can these troops be implicitly relied upon
Que # the most remarkable pieces Of in'orma-
ton 10 that the Indian newspapers have been sub
j@c,sd 10 license System; out We have as yet only
tslesIspbic di.patch, aud whether tn applies to
the papers printed in English, or OILY to those pub
tished in the native dialects, does not appear.
There are no details as yet Of the successes OF
the Briii.h in their operations against the Chinese
links in Canton river Siuce the breaking out OF
t.e Bengal mutiny, the tone If The Times toward
the Chiuese has grown much less violent. Hopes
are expressed, iodeed, that the Canton difficulty
may be Arranged without seadiug any troops t.
China If not it will be likely II 60 for some time
unsetted a. 10 the present state Of toings IN India
troop, can hardly be spared for operations in China
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-11

An important debate has taxed place in the Brit
irb House Of Commons 90 the iDsurecton in India,
in which Mr. Disrae'i led of with raising the
4ueston', wash mere military uutny, or was
it sti, nal rvot Is the conduct Of the troops
the eenssqu' nee of suddsn impulse, OF is il che
result II On organized conspiracy He was in
clued " look up"n u soldiers MT as tbs avengers
Of professional grievances, but a. the opponents
of.e. rral dnconteSs According to his view Of
the csse, the policy Of the Indian Government had
Of ae Yeas undergone change which had alien.
ated and Offended every powerful nt,rest in the
equity The EngIi,h pawer in India wss not based,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-11

after be has got in, is contrary to the rule; and 70
thrust q trap into his hole would be considered
among proft ssional fo1.hur ters that is-Perfecty
outrageous.
1t is precisely in this spirit Of fox hunting mag
panimity that some persons-mostly, we believe
connected with the press-have been disposed to
criiicise the means lately employed for bringing Mr'
Cunningham within the grasp Of the law These
gentlemen SCI m to imagine that the great end Of
the criminal law and its administration is, not to
protect the public against the danger Of the COM
mission of crimes but to afford the public certain
degree Of excitement and entertainment. Those
ordinary thieves and pickpockets may perhaps be
treated as vermin against whom the shortest and
suiest method is the best; but so adventurous and
artful creature a. Mrs. Cunningham, who knows
50 we'll bow to double and turn and cover up her
tracks 80 as to throw the dogs of the scent ought
to be so far allowed the benefit of her natural &C.
MUS as to have the advantage Of fair run without
being baited or trapped into corner which hardly
seems to allow her any chance Of escape.
Considering the great difficulty that we have here
In NtwYork in bringing great criminals to justice,
considering especially the effect which the escape
Of Mrr. Cunningham would have been likely to
have had in the way of stimulus and excitement to
the commission Of similar crimes we, for our part
cannot join in the eensures to which We have re-.
fered Had there been, while DR.. Burdell was
still alive, on tie part Of those whom Mrs. Gun
nnehsm sought to make cOnfederates in her
crimes, the same disposition to promote the ends Of
both public and private justice exhibited BY DR..
Uhl, we should never have heard Of the Burdell
tfaRedY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-11

The Scottish American Journal is the latest edd.
ton to the weekly press Of city and very cred
able one. 1t il large and fair qusrto, judoiously
eoi'ed by I. c. Lstto and j. W. Fihay, and Issued at
50 50 syear. Its literary selections are good aud
its comments on current topics sensible and discreet.
The Scottish citizens or residents of the United States
must number come hundreds Of ,hou-srds, above the
average Of cur Immigrant population IN morality, 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-11
The Washington Union-with total Oblivieus

ness of its selfcOndemnatiOn-thu DOraizes
core of the stror gest and most offensive PECULIAR
ties of the Black Republican press is their unwilling
ne.s or inability to narrate the common political events
Of the day without the employment Of vulgar lao
guage or rrtpysratire Fpathets. The N. \. TRIBUNE
thus aluces to the elections held this week" &c.
The Italics, we need hardly say, are THE TRTB-
uNE's, but The Inconsistency between preaching
and practice is The Unions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-11
been "Yut through" at the Last Session 81 oui
eo;.I,tur,, in furtberance Of this job:


IAN ACT for the appointment Of Commissioner Of Rsegrd
for the City and county OF New'i"A' P'''eu "p" ~
"Tbe people of the State OF New.York, represented
in The Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows
"SEcTIoS I. VIM. &. Weimore, Jonathan Natoan,
Richard Busted ard George r. Nelson are hereby
appointed Commissioners OF Record for the Cty auo
Comfy of New.York with full pOweso examine into
the condition of the records documents, maps ana n
dies in the Offices Of the Clerk, Register and Surrogate
Of said city and county, and to have the same copied
and printed in such form and TO such extent as they
NAV deem proper and TO do such further acts for the
preservation and convenient examination Of the same
A the public intereet may require. Said Clerk Rich
ard b. Connolly Re gster John J. Doanel and Sur
rogate Alexander w. BradfordD shall be ex oficio
Commissioner in reference to their respective offices
"SIc. 9 The said Commissioners shall receive no
conversation for their services. The necessary ex
ptpses 1curred by them shall be paid by the County
iressurer upon the certificate OF the said Commits
sopers and the Supervisors OF said city and county
are here by authorized to raise by tax the amount re-
quired to defray the sane.
'"SEc 3. This act shall take effect immediately"
We remark among the names Of the Comuis-
soLers Designated by this bill that of our Surrogate,
Alex. w. BIadford-a gentleman who has always
maintained an unspotted reputation. We single
him out therefore, and ask him to explain this
Record business fully through this or some other
Journal. If he fails to do it promptly, We shall
draw our own differences, and so will the public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-11
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED by
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON.

Special Dispatch to The n Y. Tribune.
WAsHNGros, Monday, Aug. 10. 1857
Warrants were issued from the Treasury tod.x
for S25, 92O in pay ment for the books taken by
twenty. -four members Of Congress, on their eer-
tifcates and receipts. The accounts Of one hsa.
bred and eighteen members remain unsettled.
The friends of Gen. Burnett write from New.
York that the award BY the jackson Gold.box
Committee was made under the management Of
Mayor w God, and that the Common Council will
reject il. This is q matter of such great conse-
quence that the Administration will, il 10 thought,
give it its undivided attention for some time to
come.
General Cass is unweu today.
Minister Bowlin has returned, but the negotis-
ton with reference to the New Granadian difficulty
proceeds very slowly. 1t is rumorod that Lord
Napier has rendered his good Offices as mediator.
and that be advises compromise upon money
indemnity, without changing the jurisdiction Of
the territory. 1 put no great confidence in the
truth of the report
The Democrats received dispatches from st.
Louis this afternoon, denying the election Of Major
Rollins. PEMAoUlD,
To the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Aug. 10, 1857;
The Special Agent seIt to Minnesota reports 70 inc
Department of the Interior, in letter received to-
day. that no further outrages have been perperated
by the Indians in the Territory He says, local alarm
prevails among the frontier settlers who are daily de-
sertipg their improvements and leaving the Territory,
hut thinks the arrival Of the troops will restore conf
dence and effectuslly overawe the Indians.
The Postmaster.General has nearly completed ar
raDgements by which to concentrate, at Cinclnnati,
by The most prompt and expeditions means the great
Northern and Eastern mails, thence to be distributed
TO the Western States and Territories generally. He
is also endeavoring to improve the Southern mall
service.
Advices to the War Department from Fort Ridgley
to July 80 state that soon as Shermans COM
mand re paired to Yellow Store River, Minnesota, the
Sioux were overawed and became submissive. No
further information Of Ink padutahs band had been
Yeceiy,d d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-11
Nstu1lurk daily Gaibu,rs
TUESDAY, AUGUST II, 1857.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No notice can of anonymous Communications What
intended for insertion must be authenticated b the
name address Of the wrtenot necessarily for pubhcs'
ton but a. guaranty Of his good faith
Subscbers sending frequently omit to men
ton the name Of the Post Office. very frequently the
name Of the State which their paper is be sent Al
ways mention the Of the Post o6iee and STATE.
We cannot undertake to return rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-11

Just CO Dawson refuses to admit Mrs. Cunning
ham TO bail. commitment to the Tombs was
ade out last night and this morning abe will be
1ektd up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-11

'eligenee. Thrift; ard they may DO confidently ~.
pected to give generous and steady support 70 4
Journal which visits them weekly freighted via DE-
freshest and fullest tidng, from "the Lsad o Cskss'
We heartily wish success 10 The Journal, IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-11

Advertisements for The WEEKLY TRIBUNE of this
week should be handed in to-day. Price 81 q line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-11
NON-ARRIyAL OF THE CANADA.

HALIFAX, Monday, Aug. TO, 1901.
The steamship Canada, low in her tenth day from
Liverpool and about due at this port, has not yet
made her appearance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-11
Business Notites.
SEWING MACHINES

Music AT REDUCED PRICEs.-The large and
populsx wArERss CATALOGUE Music will be sold at
reduced prices during this month Also and second hnd
YrAsos and MELopEeNs OF lower prices than before
eeered IN this market the WArsss Piano Music
ROOFS No. Broadway Plants and meodeons FOG rent
Al A rent slloW red on purchase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-11
AIo sIwINc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $40 Saw

MsT hines for sale the Office Of the Company
No 40 Broadway Persons wishing Sewing Machines will do
we'd examine this household favore before from Is
to e, for lees valuable bus complicated ones II is
peede TO add that the ho~s aud sheks Of the high priced
Sewing Machine dealers in ressd 10 this
fsss and wholly without foundation:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-11

SEWING MACHiNES.-An persons who want a
Sewing Machine Of universal utyone that will sew the
Hshte fabrics and le heaviest fables better than any oe
the hest machine for family manufacturing plantation use
wbsievs nine that don't get out Of aud
hich industrious readily 900 q
yesy-can obtain Il nowhere except at the Office of
NJ SIscER 4 c.. No. 45s Broadway, N. T.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-21
TIiEDAILYGAzETTE.


al Is sE.itcESr pos.-A geutieman ul
t'.is city own. . dog that knows thing or
two. Our friends dwelling has, by the
process OF grading, bean LEFT nigh above the
street. and the careless carricr-boy frequent
ly leave, the Ss.,siss-I at tine foot Of the stair
c,-e, instead of taking 1t to tic tip. The
dag his been taught to % down for the pa
per, and search Tor II when missing. lie
Invariably brought paper back, though he
WAS sometimes absent hong time. A neigh.
Dor, who takes bota tic Ssafsal and the
Nens, missed bis S-gsiiaei, and became quite
wroth at What he supposed the delinquency
OF our carriers. Talking TO the owner of
the dog about the matter. the latter (the
owner assured him that his paper always
came Ia was suggested that perhaps the
dog ,aight he responsible fur some Of the
trouble, aud next morning, being watched.
lac was seen 10 run Co The neighbours door,
where lay both the Ssaiiad and the Nsrs,
touch his no,e to one aud then the other,
pick up the Saiiii AMI run home with il
A TACT --Milraniss Stfiad
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-21

81 Two gardeners had their crops o
pea killed by the frost one Of whom, VIII,
Lad fretted greatly at hi los, visiting BIZ
nciahbor some time after, wa astonished I,
see another fine crop GROWN and cnqniret
how II could be These are what | sowee
lille ycu were iret,ii,g,' was the reply
Why, don't ron ever fret r. Yes, but
Put II oil until the mischief Il repaired
Why, then there's no need To fret at all :
True, that the reason put il OF
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-21

~ a juryman not ~ plant a. many,
was repeatedly singular in has opinion, but
- determined As always to bring over tho
other eleven The judge asked him oncs
Low Le came to be 20 la,tidious. MY
lord, said he, no man il more open TO con
siction than | am, bu, have not met the
same pliancy IN others, iof il has been gsn
orally my lot 70 he on jury with eleven
obstinate men.
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g The following letter, evidently in
tended for the . Retired Physician was
found in our box. The owner can have il
BY proving property and paying charges.
Honey forck. Orgus 2e 1857
Doctur II. Jane,
! see BY yure advertisement in the muse
papers that ynrc sands If life have neerly
run out. i bad no idce sand was so skeerce
in sare naiberhud. we have got bic land
here about III mile long where eny kwantity
Ut sand ken be dug up 4 ewsed very extern
Give fur bidding putpusces. Ii w ar most
ewt wude like 10 git order 10 ship "a sum
more veri che~pc. thc sand il not so snc
rlebcc AZ sum yure cccn. But IL yu viii
blo in the nu-epaper- IL GIT the cdertur. to
say IL wa GUIDE il wudc du first rate How
mulch wude w yews ia we're how mulch
wude yu give hog. bed for il 4 pay the
frarc
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- An lsisA:aan addicted 10 telling
strange stories, sail he saw man bcheade,i
with his hands tied behind him, who direct.
Is picked Up bis head and put il upon bis
shoulders IN tic proper place. LA, ha
hs laughed hyStander, how could he
Ick up hl- head when his hands wcr. tied
behind him n An sure aud what fool
We are" laid Pat, an couldn't he pick /,
up Wild his teetl2 10 oGli Nick viii yer
athefation ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-21

L AthiBese woman surprised by her
husband bed jusi time 10 hide her gallant
IN sack, AMI at him up ssainst the wall.
The gcod Man coming in asked What i.
tuere in that sack M Inc woman was con-
fused. and he.itated. The gallant, afraid
size would olunder, called Out from the in
sue OF the saei, - Nothing b,if rice!''
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-21

90 merchant entered lsi- store in the
morning, and found bis Bobby attempting To-
throw all kinsis of Somersett.. "What are
You assmt - asked the merchant, booking
sstonishel at the cvolntions Of the boy
!. ohligin' my girl" replied the almost ex-
hanstcd youth "She's writ me a letter.
and a, tie bottom OF the page she said
turn over and obligc, and have been going
u for morn half an hour
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~- A maiden lady ma, ramarLah,. {

- masdeil Iady, mol Remarkable I0f
either youth, beauty, or good temper, came
o. Mt. Arnold for advice a. - how sllc could
get rid of trouble. o,ne ,uifor. oh, mar
ry-marry hinl. hc advised NAY, I
Would see him hanged first M, madam.
marry Him said 10 Won and NV word Cor
~. wilnnt ~ lpns before he hangs himself. 7
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-21

- a. clergyman was burying a
corpse, woman came and pulled him by
the sleeve in tae middle OF the service. .Sir,
sir, ] must speak TO you immediately"
Well, then, what II the matter ~ " Why.
sir, you are going TO bury q man who died
o. tic small pox near nv poor husband,
" 40 never had IL.
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{. AUGUSTUS uAvILAND,
~ cssf Esissfe II geNf.

II &c II Hee Ell n Z ~ .
prcesssos TO cot. =. c. EAps,)
Has Tor sae
fIHIKTT IMPROVED FARMS IN SCOTT
s , s.n end end e 1 s swsins sarge
everything - tsiks farIa dv-irst~. Viii be sold
very reasonable.
Tvsnsy Unimproved Parcels q Lana.
~ scott eoaaiy Pleasantly situated, and capita
lad ios far...sas. puriv-ss. Icrins very easy.
six LuAds.a aad i0uy acres In oathsis county
Oas .I..as.4 sad twslty serss " Iowa county
Farm IN JoAlsca county.
Ssvea aa-Assd acres IL Adair county
TIRE. .aa.aTss ssrss IA oraady coaaty
TIVE uu4dEsd asrs. in pslla. count,
lad II e.aiea Caro-! iiane0ck Aad Ja.psr Goaa.
as4se and ~ u Fourth s,rsss
iI-l.s Al i, o. Tlfsa street
Bs..4.-s Sss 81 Brady aud sscolas,Tsst
L.;s " Perry street
b..cG VI .ots Rock Isssai and lowa streets.
cas.aiag lota 81 uarrisoa a.d sixth strssts
Ferry ssr. farm lear Newton
= eeaatifui farm Of SO ssrss situated IN ssa,oa
county
garsas In Washington county
= lew acres vi Iand 10 tue vlcillty az pavs.yort
sAisaels ~. eouasry seats
usassS ai.a Lo,s IN the city Of Davenport
FaTE. ~ Clinton eaaa,y, aear Railroad and River
,,iy property IL I.c Clare
Eai.d.Rg sets III Ma'cruwl. I'll
Iaree haldret laiiieent lotsia fultou saddlilca
q Sss; Davenport, coIn asazads spiesdid view u
lis Nl--lsespIl River ssd kocx ls.aa4d Tkes< lois
Ca " parvaasvd oa very rsssoaab!e terms
Great iHdaee -enss ufforsd TO mechanics ss
~ssl Aa Capitalists ard ptAsr.
tail aud sNa4ans ulaps aud prices ~
uAvILASps
sE@SH gfiec ls Clair. Row
p.s.-Auetion sales senai.nsouthly.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-21

I iiE SUBSCRIBERS ARE AGENTS ron
] A~sssss h q Herring d so's rsishsa,.a Pr,
a hi.f FFuaf ssf~s
No ~Uuia ahvts the attention u the pAAaI3 20 ths
tss hat th~.s sale. have for sosd the ai
- . sire htsi, aud alsa Of tlna Very many eaf.s
u w ciy th. toEra.. and yet tall .sforF
n sitter
qualities of thess safe. ara 90 well k..s~s a thai
u tssaiorsiy IT tho r4eEsAAa ~ New lagA Eai
- adsiPkta tee ~ ssih.r usakv - SAFES W CO.
O. .h sstes ~ n sisss sad With say dses pttcE u
IL - wanted ard viii warrant ~ the asas,ss ~
b. an ittss OF the safes ~e cell
uuhhDNs pkETsTYMAN DAIz3l4
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f8As ~ A1laAA aaAALES ENwFke
TALLMAN A POWERS,
Attorneys and loumseiors 1T Law,
AND LAND AoESI


othe~, Bray g., h'twh Fecoad aud lAiia
| AApS RuTGHT AND SOLD On CON
- Hl-%fn> Hnsthg nl.a A. 0aice IL Easisra New
Nv ORA ~ eeiAt ifota whtsh iar.c cmlsrat4sh
u.s. i'e expected aagins the rfessnt scssoG have
usetnal advantages 70 disrese Of isnt. u seius
sasKdfs
- Lqal assottatsd "a Real Estate seeut.s, -
aAaA u IL lALLNANs lsaYAE a.1a Ae n y
tHRrtsa fa~sHs, Davenport. Iowa
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-21

" l.. BARBER 4 CO.,
LAW, LAND AND LOAN OFFICE,
no. . 1s.nts ixlsek. A~aa ssssss,
I'VE OTTER FUR SALE the FOLLOW
w lNe li<al Estst., va
CITY PROPERTY.
50 Deae.s ASa-e ~ kAsath street ene lot
@vs Irha .4rs stEvvt, ten roo- cellar raslcF aaln
1dl 5isst kpsd = stern n yard, wb0~ fraat thariy
fsei- aSess tss sla nsv a..aer rca' from mouth TO
III. tE.ss s-eSo, pa4t tt.s, " q, 30 cash
M Isass sa sash .assxt, between Haryisoa
49, ss- LIT sJxlss Iioass ~ feet trout cellar
So seDA -.-s-sa-scrs sis.r Pres xiv lower
rSIMPRovED LANDS
- ia asfe. "a isrrtssa e0unty Fine prairie,
suFsJ a.sdes. y cultivated issms- + \ aud /
= =, Il, I -, AZ al ~ p-rsefe.
NJ 40 aes-a In aasr.ea ceaa,y. choles rral:
Ilss AeAg , stream VI water. VI sna >
NJ. O. iss axsss Ia story esaIsy y \, - .,
,. AZ y - ssr sefs.
No. - lse acres Ia SIXTY ssassty I 4, sse %
-, a. :. = pr arse
Sss 40 aesss IA 4.aaesgia Territory Nwk
Az II " =, ssc = tuss ~ y, W 9Th Aer -
per a.rS,
~. :. IL .ssss In Minnesota Territory wkN
osF asgs-
NOV. % a-Ess Ia Nlane.sls Territory Ek6E
4 So. II, I -, ks, ". ssssD pcr aesc
~ ~ - acre. ia rssiAwoiaair c.aaly, Iowa
" "a " ~ sse. !. y ~. u ~, ". $50 Ter ssEe
NJ a 70 acre. "A r9t,assiasale county. M Z
sse- > ~ Il > W s~sss lef ssss
A. saets. u Isaa esaa'y M T.
A.. ~, Il = W ~ PSI acre.
- ~ ~ aere- IL TasA county ws5E 4,
- ~ D.. q - " ssso Yer ssss
-. ~ - .sra.. a. raaa ssu4ry EAsWs !,
- n a - - ~ ~ ~ -
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LATEST NEWS.
Jas, Arrived n the vel tnNwh EratUshmgtt ii
.. OB T. u y - - EBsE ER.
NrHt Door to shs pa.s-Oascr,
tss aResst ASP stsg stlt etrp to,sD.
FOH NMN ODsSMfer GOONs,


I'ANth AM STAPLE my .aops
] ftefn ~ cheapest ttrelEu s'est ~ ~ he flth
~ frshst Slk
-tAMiS ,IoAkr a.. be- .t.4y ,s,,.t, aal
sect st8,ss
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