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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-22

TEXAS ELECTION. Texas election has
resulted in most complete pro.slssery DEM
ccratic triumph, electing as Governor, III. R
Runhels,eby at least $4,000 majority, and
probably much more. So far as we have
returns, Gen. Sam Houston does not Fsih so
well as Crosby the American candidate
for Land Commissioner. Two new United
States Senators are to be chosen by the Leg
islature, in place Of Gen. Houston, used up
and Gen. Rusk, dead.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-22

MIssoukr.-The St. Lossis papers of Tues
cay are still at SKIES and sevens about the
election Of Governor. The Den.oerot claims
the election Of Rollins by 32e majosity,
while the Republican is continent that Stew
art is elected by two or three hundred. TIE
Lstelligence4 concludes to wait and see.
Later.-The St. Louis Republican of the
10Th has returns from all the counties but
four. Stewart 40 aheed.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-22

On the second bs lot, the names of Messrs.
Thorington and Benton were Withdrawn.
On the third ballot Messrs. Springer, of
Louisa, and Sanders, of Henry, were with
drawn; and Mobley, of Dubuque, was added
to the list of candidates.
TIE third ballot having resulted in the
nomination Of Judge LOWE, for Governor,
the nomination was, on motion of Mr.. Haw-
thorne, of Dubuque, endorsed by acclama-
ton. -, d. ia, .,...'
The Conception then proceeded to ballot
for. a candidate for Lieutenant Governor
f<,llo ii;
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-22

DoN'r INTEND TO REsrax:.-,fLe Dubuaue
Northeast says that Gen. dodge has not re-
signed his situation at Madrid, atd' will not
do SO. The rumors, therefore, that lie was
going to throw up ministership for the
empty honor Of being defeated as a eandi.
date for Governor Of Iowa, are untrue. The
Northwest pretends to know what his de-
signs are, and perhaps it does.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-22

MISSOURI ELEcrlos.AThe ST. FOULS Re-
publican of Monday makes out Rollins ST.
teen ahead in 80 official and % reported
counties, while the Democrat of the same
makes out his majority between three and
four hundred, apparently from reliable sta
sisties. We must wait for the official re-
tIifitXt
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-22

WEALTHY CoLoRED PKoPLE.-Thc New Or
leans Crescent says that the free colored
population of that city are possessed OF
property to the amount of 81, 900, 600
Prof. Munroe calculates that there are 30
600 colored people in Ohio, and that they
have &C, OOO, 900 worth of pfoperty, on which
they pay annually SCI, goo.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-22

0pPosIrioN CANDtDArfs.-Th Iowa City
Crescent mentions GET. Ven Antwerp, Bern
hart HEM, Ben Samuels, George Green and
William, Thompson, as aikoag those from
whom, the Sham Democracy are likely to Sc
lact candidate for Governor. To which
list the Republican adds Judge. Johnston,
Judge Hail.. and Col. Gillaspy. Perhaps
the fact that they supported the New Consti-
tuition, induced the Crescent to overlook tvs
/, Of these gentlemen, The sin of the third,
Twas that he ayowed himself q Bank mar,
2 ana administered anF unpalatable rebuke to
I the Crescent and its correspondents, during
the session Of the Constitutional Convcn-
ton. s'''st''p , 81" y :&H
For Lieut., Governor, D. H.Solomon, P.
& Cad Bryan, D. 0. Finch, Austin Corbin,
". E. Lefhngwell and Col. Preston are
mentioned by our neighbor Gen. McClea-
ry's name hos been mentioned in the same
connection.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-22

TES New CoSsrlrUrIoN.-Wc have dis
continued our table of returns, as We Aave
already reported nearly all the cotfities. =
The Constitution has undoubtedly been ad-
opted by a aajority varying from 1900 to
1900. In ,some quarters base efforts have
been made to defeat the will of sthe people
as expressed at the ballot box. The Loco
foco County Judge of Powesheik county has
thrown out all the townships in the county,
save two, because the returns were in fig
ures! Four hundred votes in favor of the
Constitution werc thus l1st, although the
courts have already decided, ii the case of
Mcfarland VS.. Williams, that returns thus
made are legal.
P.9S. Mr.. Sells, Secretary Of State, has
furnished US with list of returns II SIN all
the counties in the State except Carroll
Montgomery, Woodbury. and Wright. The
majorities foot up-10l54 for the Consttus
tipn and OLA against, leaving $50 majority
for the INSTRUMENT. The returns are mostly
official. H s-3 fH.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-22

The nomination of EpwARD STANL7 for
Governor o. California by the Republicans
and of John B. Weller BY the Democrats az
fords striking REPUTATION of the current as
sumption that tho Republican, organization
and principles are sectiohaV, s'hile those Of
their antagonists are National. Nlessrs
Stanly and Weller have each served fot
years in Congress former as represt n
tativc of his native North Carolina; the lat
ter as representative from Ohio and then as
Senator from California. If sectional rival
ries were reilly at the bottom of our present
political difere. ccs, then MIR. Stanly should
be the Democratic and Mr.. Weller the Re-
publican candidate. Buo in truth, the posi-
ton Of the Republican party is so impreg-
nably just, so truly National, that only sys-
tematic suppression, by violence where
needed, of effort Or argument in their behalf
prevents its marifesting decided strength
throughout the Southern States. If men
were as free to speak and vote there on the
side of Slavery Restriction as they are to
speak and vote in the Free States on tie side
of Slavery Extension, we could soon make a
larger show of Republican, strength in the
South than our opponents now present in
the Noftai. Thus at this moment large por-
ton of the most earnest and effective champ
ions Of the Free-soil principle id Kansas
and throughout the Free West are natives Of
Slave Srates- :. ~
Mr.. Stanly will not at this tifse be chosen
Governor, but the foundatiqn'is:: laid in his
nomination and canvass for a Naticahla no
mogcncou abiding and ultimately triumph
ant party. California, like Oregon and
Washington henccforth knows no parties but
that whose opponents are the Kansas ebras
ka bill, the Cincinnati Platform, the Border
Ruflian domination in Kansas and the bred
Scott decision on the one hand, and the
Philadel phia platform and Free Kansas on
the other. The shadowy issue raised by Ma
tive-ism pales its Intellectual fires before the
real issue raised by the claim of the slave
breeders that our whole unoccupied Nation
al DS;n-ain shall be opened to the appropri-
aticn by and use for Slave Labor. This is
sue must now be fought out; and until its
decision all others will be merely distract
ing and pertincnt.-N. Y. TTi5uYs.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-22

sstffz FATHER, LIKE SoN."- Henry Abbey
and HIS father have been sentenced to the
Vermont State prison, for bigamy. The
boy hadtwo wives and his governor six.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-22
Town City Hotels.

We observe that the Voice Of Iova gives
the fremont House of Iowa City 'spuff,"
recommending it highly to the public. On
the occasion of our recent visit to the Capt.
tai we first stopped at the Clinton House,
but finding no possible chance for lodgings
on account of the crowd, went to the Ire
mont. The obliging bonifaoe Who stood be-
hind the bar modestly demanded Is. cents
before he would show US to bed, when we
as politely as circumstances would permit,
informed him that We were not a whit more
prepossessed with his appearance and with
that of his house than he appeared to be
with ours Of course we declined the hospi-
tally of house where every. stranger is ta-
ken to be a rogue. The travelling public
who may chance to visit the little ''city Of
magnificent distances will do we'll to make
a n5:e of this. At the Clark House we had
series Of slight scrimmeges witE' bed bugs
during the night, and in the morning made
desperate attack on steak of antiquated
beef with bad coffee and salaratus bis cults, fox
which privileges the charyc was ncodcTate.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-22

z
AEREs7s AZ hawREScE--THE FUTURE IN
KASsAs.-7At our last adviccs from Kansas,
the Deputy Marshall of Douglas county was
on his way to Lawrence with upwards of ff-
ty warrants in his pockets for the arrest of
the most prominent Of. the Free State men
there, aad probably they are in durance now,
as no Resistance vas. contemplated. 4, Of
course they were net arrested for merely ia
king steps toward the organization of city
government. Tie design Of, Walker and the
Administration is tc leave the people with
out the leaders to whom they Hare been &c
customed to look for guidance, as most
critical period in their affairs, and to COM
pei them to vote under the bogus statutes if
they vote at all. We shall await the next
intelligence from Kansas with painful solic-
itude
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-22
CITY OF MUSCATlNE.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY COnVEN.
A TlON.


fA a. TON.
The Republicans of Muscatino County are re-
queetsd to meet in convention at the Court House
in Nuscatine, on Saturday, Sept. 5, 1857, ut 2
o'clock, ?. ", to nominate candidates for S. nator
and Representative in the Legislature, and to Trans
act such other business may come before the Con-
vention. Each township will b. entitled to ono
vote in convention for every twenty-five Rerub'i-
can votes cast at the last November election, and
where there is fraction not amounting to twenty
five, one voter for such fraction. Any or more
delcgatc present from township will hc entitled
to cast the whole vote of the toMnship:
HENRY OCONNnR.
J. CARSkADDAN.t r.;...
JOHN A. PARVfN, ''"
EZEKIEL JONES,
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
The Republicans of MuscAtine and Cedar c"un-
ties are requisite cd to meet, en- mnsse, Mt WILTON,
on SATURDAY, SEPT. 1arn, 1857, at ten o'clock,
A. NJ, to nominate candidate for Representative
in the Legislature, in accordance with the appor-
tonmcnt Of the General Assembly at its last session.
,-->s>----
rsy IOWA stats FAIR. A..
The osrth Annual Exhibition of tho Iowa STATE sricu'
Sth AID 9th, 1857.
COUNTY FAIR
The County al Society will hold its
yfh Annual Exhibition st Muscatne the 22d and 2d
~ September. 1897.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-23
Our Troy Correspondent

TROY March 81. 1867.
Another Fugitive sIaue EScttemenTAe Recent Affair." Of
Honor bet,eeen the Students Of the Rensselaer, Ensiae-
More Victims from the National Hotel at washinoton-
The Lae Array al Eddy's Fou~dry, de-, dc
The various sy mpahiea and preudices OF the 90 mmu
nifty have called into intense activity b. the
appearance In nidst Of couple Of fugitive slaves.
The cir ums,ances with their fight would take
nee long TO narrate 10 you, and II the moro unos-
cessary recapulate them from the fact tbs.
any difficulties likely arise from their appearance In
this quarter have solved by the prompt assistance
Of the ooored people OF csy, who furnished them
with money and shcm Of the roach OF their pur
suers.
Loud rumors of affair Of honor have jun como
20 the knowledge oil your lent aud shall
s.e ts circuMatanates nasmuch ~ one OF the parties
Ia resident oil your CITY. They are, ~ related 70 me,
substantially as ellowa-Some weeks e.bce papcr en-
tied the Ok wss sreo the oces OF
the uoep Z, Sensselaer Ins ttute OF this city An
sPce appeared In that paper severely rejecting upon
nv. II. Greene, n ytndent, who afyer que tnvesEga
ton becsre satisfied tna, II was written BY fellow stu
aeBt M Charles A. steuoua soH, Am told, OF thepro
prieor Of he AIMED Astor House chslenee was sent
noit time .incr bosn parties acting prsveiy sni
exhibtDS vat dsi Of coursse. Neither OF hem, no
ever, was hur. ard tbs matter was "amicsby al
lusted after the hfs, round. also tola that shcy
fCuiht where N CaoadA Tbs precise locality has
noi however tssI Tree. Wound I'd honor
outraged and once more bloool. sally satsned
lean that the bon. Osgooo ana lazy, Of this City
rave euferea Of poisoned water at tha
National Hotel IN VAstiugtoc They were guests 10 ilst
establishment tung inauguration times and drank quite
freely Of the rem the infected tank have hsard
OF 90 o;her victims IN tbp vicinsee
DeuIey party TO the ARRAY on the lSti infant Of
EDDY foundry his otty s,il survives his iDuri 60.
connDed in j.i awaiting the ssue together with his
rtpu.ed acconpice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-23

House refused 70 concur and We law WIN bs sS ~ a
present One fact certain, that all the losses which
have been sustained have been from dsprecaon In The
value Of mortgages from what they were estimated Of
when deposited - banking ritter.
man calling himself Jsmes Bennett, charges the
STATE two hundred and sixty dollars aooouns Of
services rendered. - he says proceeding the State
Of North Carolina, and liberating from imprisonment
coored peson Of this State does not appear mat tne
negro In prison Tor any worry serious offence other
was no evidence that the STATE or any Of its authorities
had employed Mr.. Bennett 70 perform this work. Tne
Senate in committee agreed to pay the asked tor
hut upon calling the and nays on the nird reading
OF the bill was lost This about the last claim upon
the State which any person would suppose inc
lobby would present legislature What has the
State 70 do wish the liberation imprisonment oil negroes
IN North Carolina2
The owners Of mall steam tugs running about the hs-
Dor OF New York. who privately engaged 10 towing
vessels from pier to another, and all about the bay,
are inform that monopoly being created Tor the
before the House Of Assembly char ering such oompA
ny. The names Of tho persons are A. II shulix, II. G
Jr uncer The ma ne Of the .iNew York Harbor steam
Tow boat Company" They may commence operations
when twenty five thousand dollars are suoscioed, and
tended oolse all the towing business about tina
hA, Sandy Hook Long Inland, the Jersey coast and
Ill other places necessary about the port There are
number OF private individuals gagged In this local
loving business, who have their little properly invested
in tugs who mike q comfortable iviig thereby but
Their busness will be entirely ruined BY the over
reaching power and orushipg influence Of This Harbor
Steam TO boat Company" Those engaged In this affair
will Duah this Bit through very speedily, no remon-
gIances are forthwith presented.
The New York Charter bill, In the House, IL ready for
third ard epa reading CHS may not take place Tor
three four days; ~ stands at present. there II
doubt whether . sufficient number OF votes oan be Oh
tanned pass It, instead of the bill introduced by Mr.
John j. Reilly su;ohrziDg convention OF the people TO
ams nd the charter TO their liking Upen this and
9th city bills tie city press has bad great influence with
. nsjoriiy OF the House
House The report by telegraph that the bill passed the
House. In . mistake Another trial IL TO be had on Wed.
pesday Prepdergss Of the Ways and Means styled
Chancellor OF the Exohequer, who has been all SIDES
tbioka the requisite number OF votes will be hand
at the next trial 10 pass 1t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-23

ARRIVED
s. eu.$ Norfolk de- with ma's
sss D. e. Rio JAns As days
ship Counter BeEnsee, New Orleans IL days, with cotton
Bask Kitty to Newcastle, Alexandria Egypt Il days with
rig. Sc ioi sxIenSe Murray IpGsll r.,s.. AZ
days Ssa vi. 4.ss saa &c No.
BARK Morales Burrpsiste. hsy,.s aay, viii H. sngas
SPOKE Sarah Bos.on ssysni. Ssx York
m sk Ss1ss e
o. spoke chevaer Honduras for Cork for
%s days r % a sos
Sat Ksy Bank three masted schr James Miller steering
Bark Merd Bryant saguA Grands. March IA, with mo-
BARK Sim CITY Maxwell, New Haven in ballast,
Er,g orenss sp, sumoI Barcelona &c days in ballast
Brig Havana Curtis Goree Africa % days with nuts to
M.esads March ION e1perencsd hs.y gale tso TO- AN
brig EDrpamond' Chapman. AspinwAn. Feb Is with in
big Palestine lof Salisbury, Lunt. Belize, Hon, is days,
yT,e Rsstau!sdo: DAM Jensen Humscoa, PR. 10 dayS
Brig ss,e Of Maine toi Sschiasi Gates Seuvss 10 days,
witt spss5 and molsses to nhos 0v 60 Sons r,.
dsS,, rsb sugar ga. g walsh Carver yS.se
sysss noassss HstmonSs SepHsws Co vessel 10
scSr Bertha l. chm diamJ scha Palermo 80 days with
irss e Isi sss.,, Rs. sSel1 T,1sO,.
Schr Timohy Pbsio Barnard. Philadelphia
schr Char AiAipson. Bayum Milton. Del.
hctr Jef ushs Paker, Baker Portland
Schr Felson Harvey bearse, BOSTON tor Albany.
Schr Fxi edite Beebe. WarctAm
fchr X MNtcep Burton. Providence foe BatimJre
scnr ihsrsbr. Hsrrran Ronoort for Newport.
steamer = phis Fly Phi sdelrhis
Steamer Beverly Pierce Pniac- phia.
siesuer lIens,cee vssdisere Ph,lste,eh!s-
Steeme- Potomsks Cuehorso, New Bedford.
steamer Yetrel Arey, prrsiieDce.
Steamer Osceoia Clark rrovicenfe.
Steamer 6tstucset Gee-. Nor sion-
BE1,0W
Big r Fash. from cuba
vird st EIIr're NV s. supset NIX.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-23
Important to Landlords aud Tenants.

Before Judge Green.
MARCH 2l-koso H. Grinneu Jan< A Roor-sum
rAry proceedings possession OF preuises No
College plsoe on ground that the tenant holds
sfer her term hss expired.
BY the Judge-H appears that few days beiore tbs
LIT day Of Nay 1850 NJ. Grnnel, the landlord, com
pspy with Wines called upon The tenan, OF he pre-
mses Ms. Roof and informed her that she ghs have
them fer another year the reoi the previcus
quarterly and 70 give the same security, on me GOO
oron however that he might terminate the tenancy at
any time during the ear On his fvrs her thirty days
notice that ,sct; she 70 pay no rent 70. the thirty
esSs in copsieersIion Of tbs uncertainty Of the term
she a. 6rst d,nrrsd 70 taking u en- on these co ,d,toas
bui Alter Mr. inorncd her that mis- ner, DOR neiya
Dor should ii any during ia year axe dorn MIA
horse he (kf would be compelled 10 lake do ga hr
rs there wass parry val beiween them Bsa'd', ne
could get much larger rent there we're oond,ton
AAcheo " the 10 tins ha. she must iako the mouse on
the conditions he had specified or leave tn premises 90
b. told her be- -S send her tue lease 70 be s1sousd
and ne snd the -i.pess left. About the 81 OF Nay Mr.
G 70 cerE took 10 her ease oon aiming the conditions
specified together Win counterpart for her and
surety execute Sne read II, aud made no ooisc
~ terms conditions ana Then AMI on several
other occasions, promised 70 execute u. and GET nor
surety 70 execute Il on bis return the city Soc mate
objections 10 the oopdions contained In the lesse
, mt, amer .Dp ss rsu.s% ss.om. sures1
then rfcssd W execuse the same assigning
reason that she had made 10 asrsemsat Of We kind
Shs continued 70 occcpyf the Tremb 70 the present
ZINE, ra'ps rcsi quartz ~, the same ~ the previous
y,G 90 IN 70 me LIST CT February On the 9Th OF Feb
having expired and abe refusing 70 deliver up
be he's these proceedings in order 70 obtan suoh
pospesson On this testimony am OF opinion that the
Agreement bet hr. G.. and Mrs. x. 10 valid
srd binding ssreem,ps upon hr, snd abe having coz
uIusd IL possession under 10 bousd By all Of M cond
uons The thuty days having been given sad that
having expired. che holds after her term bat
exJirea and The landlord entitled 20 the possession
therefore order issue to put M Grisne
In possession OF the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-23
supreme CouIt-Circuit.

SUIT ron COMMISSION ON REruRp DUrrxs-MPoR
TAFT TO MERCHANTS.
hAscH n Ely Spcfod Teaon.-rhis 10 suit
TO- 70 OF du'iss sugar aud molasses NJ. joan
htKcon, for the plaintiff claims that he obtained the
cesndants the return Of Of duties sugar and
moiasses BY inssisusns and gaining suit In Baltimore,
which ses,ied the principle iha, duties could only be
charged quar- n,y actually imported into the United
STATS and sbould moi DO charged on the quantity COZ
lapea the nvoioe because considerable leakage
place the voy that the then SECRETARY the res
sury M Cor sin scquiesoed IN tnat decision, where
by toe defendants actually rtoevtd return OF duties
smoothing 10 SIS Sos Toe plaintiff claims ssn Of
this sum under sct bet III IN and defe ID
spu n.ssrp Cpttrg Butler, Jr for me 6osendaoa
cspy ust BY their contract tney we're bond 70 pay NJ
Ely a. ythpr and that they had pai1 Douglass Ogden
one third Of he reosived under another oontraos
9Th them The question wa ~hetber he re.uyn Of the
duties obssa.d b. the egevtons Of sbe p,Aiut Of
Douglass Osdeu The pianun nssted that In the suit
In Bal In be had esn 1s he'd nev rule o. compusa
NC n sbs, eby csshs aud boxes IN vtich sugar and m,
nss are brought 10 this country w,re allowed " rcturn
ne the duties thai smost all the mo8ey returned 70
ibe defer dsn,s under this rule The case ws. tre
once BEFORE wbtn Mr. Ely oh aimed verdict Of % 1ss
b the testimony In The present suit which mas occupied
,ve, 81 days u appeared thai Dousass Ogden employ
ed Mr. Curtis and Others and that the sum OF sbont
sloo eco vas received BY them from the merchants Of
Nee York for their services In the natter. Judge
Mitchell eli charge the ju,y on Monday morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-23
A, aid Mar,.s Co.res,,o. q ence.

hs aid mari.s Corieslsos oonco-
baker saysnash sSbIs TeDnerss,, Wooster NBediod;
ks.Isess, hsna sIe Prlaw.rs. oiies Nyork Below,
tld 2,sI bais :nEeso,a, Cole aud Union Power Per
n,1 S,s pidsS Tnrpe MoSe scSr:
Hsio Of Ears I'D Csneren HafsI; E'cpse Ths,che1 s
Ns oIowsl PIOv,,snce; Grant II acler, Newsprygor
te'sey. sessy, knsyel Tueksr, G.lashsr NorwsI;
g, e LsIseE B,cotyp Bsens v y,s. Doane fers'mOOtA
MisceIiap.ou. ana Disasters.
b.ns Konsosp ss,ore ss s'so c Az % No.
10 ne st.d 20 Boston IN
stor,. having p.ssd l2h iD,. LAT IS lon IS large quantity
% barrels ssd iudctr house with sces painted straw color
been psmPed ont arc eroggh. . The city she lost par
'a o.A 20 nas Hole
80 OF is,h without t,u'se
x oe "a cam. ca A s n
No,'ss e. sO, n.r,nsr.
G I IN: q sep j. % * . q s No
wh.iemsn.
. aSiasB. Il la Il g. Ion 81 W. sap ''''' Wig OF
ship wcsc,af Boot nom Bossou shout Feb ah ror yel
oI s r..sa Queen ka oa from pusuos Ayr f Cal
cute Zee H. LAT 81 e. Ion stsiE
m "A zoo o. retmo.s ' ''n 0i oos
Ia; 40 Sp ao y, " "' ~- W =
81. lr''rpr't from liverpool for SYOrf. FEB s of
snp CITY Of New York Safer hence for Liverpool Feb q
co AZ se' - "
MAJ ~, al a. In "a 'V'" ~'0-e wv "~'e '' ~'
sIrr 10 isi y on ~ 50
ssik .uersreI Of sos,1. s,.srrs NJ MACH Il. Ii. A.
%? s. i seea... Of s.,por steering ssw, March Il, la.
o a%''' '0'' hence ''' A''N'''''' A'''' Is A
iesns M.eh . isi y S. len s. IS
Bark Ala pavs from Phi for Croustadt March IA
.i " ~ loo Is 80
p on So O'' 80" "'"' . '"' ''' A's . ~
Brs wsppoo heLoe for Tur,s II, ands March Is Is, "a TO-
ts jSs1s ,,om Gardens, n, ryn. Mach :, .Doo, 40
u.iss OF KeJ West
so-.,uu r,,.
crrsyvreos Mach I-Ar briss Label, collsy Trinidad
Oh, hSy yoses jones, nlcnmona ,hopsns Ausns.
Etms t.eqoha, Loro' sna |. LEAD Inompson nI1s
sss N,ors is-S b,,s ,ipasho ps'.n H.o. sis .on,
DEEMS storI Pensscss sdeh. brig kash, Nah,
S K ross,. oo soes p.s ss
es,oni bnss Mesoss HAYNES hhork IAN, yusn kmno
~ hssma r rr, 30 $50 uie az. rnAqe pns u
brss Georgia Carlisle Boston; u NC iilyery hsrrmsn,
arc nyisn rLkhsm riorx scars ses roam hnoy 90
vonen hUa .rsosn IN respeil nln yar tspssun
% 40 sS oa., onoOrn .. serr 1850. .n sss
ssrhs hnus Eseser sioIk brss sultan Jos sierrs No
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