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those who have more practical views and more
energy than themselves, the men Of the North
will be already half way TO wards the IT alixation
Of their objecta What, for instance, would be
thought here Of the chances of scheme like this
ocean steam ferry line, embracing as it does
the promise of such gigantic results, for
which in an assembiage of weighty interests
like that at Old Point, q subscription
of only eight thousand dollars could be raiseds-a
sum not even sufficient to pay three days coal of
the new mammoth steam chip. What figure we
should cut in the eyes of people abroad we're 1t to
be suggested that for the accomplishment of such
project the New York Chamber of Commerce
should send csnvassers and colporteus through
the State on the most approved missionary priu-
ciple Aud yet these are the extreme efforts of
Southern energy in support of this scheme.
OF the project itself we are reluctant to speak
in terms of encouragement Unlike the speakers
at this convention, We are disposed to favor
every thing which tends to promote the general
Interests of the country, even though it be at the
expense Of our own particular section. We be-
iieve, however, that there is no back bone to
this scheme. Steam lines to New York
pay because it is great receiving and distribut-
ing port, connected by its railways and canals
with all parts Of the Union. One of the greatest
sources of its prosperity is its connection with the
Weet. Now, to the South these advantages are
wholly deaied. 1t has no back country upon
which it can count to furnish the resources neces
sary to maintain a line Of steamers of such IN agni
tude, and ite own cotton and other produce would
fail to doit because the planters will always shipat
the nearest port without regard to other interests
Where then is the trade to come from which is to
fulfil the magnificent promise of Mr.. Dudley
Mans figures?
We look for further statistics aud data before
We pronounce more positive opinion in regard
to THE matter We are open to cooviction-we
are always open to conviction; but these Southern
gentlemen must stick more closely to facts if
they wish to produce any very decided revolution
in cur views 1t is to be hoped that at the con-
vention at Knoxville on the 10th Of next month,
when this scheme is again to be preached, some
attempt will be made TO dvest it of its sectional
and partisan coloring, and to demonstrate it's ad-
rests. If ME-. Dudley Mann and his associates
understand the principles of political economy
aud the laws which dictate the mutual depend
ence ofcommunites as well as of nations upon each
other, they would know that what benefits the
South cannot fail to benefit the rest Of the Union
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-04
The Murder OF Young 7ompkins.

Tho inquest IN the OF the murder OF young Tunv-
kips will be resumed this afternoon at fsur O'Clock boo-s
Coroner Crane, q, Hoboken. There have been no new
arrests snse sunday night M Mitchell, who, 4: viii
be rccoleccd, taken by mistake Hobokcu after h
arrest, brought back again and confrei 81 he xth
precinct station house with the other tvo az Corus
Crane did no, Ike to de.sn her without the Govesnors
requis,ioo. requisiiion, however, will ncocAv.
a. the arrested parties have all consented 20 without fns
Formally The barkeepef Simon, who was arrested ON
suDday night has been identified By the young msu VINO
we're with Tomptius az the man who made tho ss'~nn
with the clcb.
appears thai when yours Tompkns reached INC ~
clay street ferry house. he bsd hat on and 'nss nm
coai and ohcr clothing we're badly torn. THIS WOULD
rccIn to show ~ though he must have been eng ~
revere aud dcspe rae struggle before %a h, s,v,i
rom the house In Mulberry rrcct 20 hs .rirvL |.
the ferry house nc tcld Mr.. Ebephsrf, the acsss
master, tina. he had been "a 49, ~ .h. 49,. ~
ense he dd he Immediately complained OF bong rory
weak and SICK sA' tDr be had peen W psy nvur-
nc T,anb.rt assi-,cd hin in,te the uckct ofos
ard seated hlTa IN chsir Having Gene uts mo ucscs
master vert ino The ,so ' as,, r'oS ssa
Isorot cf Hohckcu, Of tee condition OF young Tomp-
Sins snd asked him 70 assist HIM bone Mr. aeTorover
inre, Torpklps able 70 s,y but little, and tat
Srr,,c insohereuily Meantime the deceased sAs
,agsn on board the ferry boat, by which time he
Us So weak tbs, he was unable - stand pp H.
Vs., ,corsngy laid on Que OF tho benche, belonging 4,
iho Tomr Sins uttered NE last words he vas hcs
IN utter ,i,t before they laid him do~r, saiCh VIZ,
,ncv ve eol the hes, OF 10 Wight" Upc1 tho arrival
" tho fery boat at Hon ikcn, hrse youns men, " py
Cnld J,mc, Houston, Henry IAsHt and Mr. Hcinmyvcv
to,.k the docossed home.
the body Of young Tompk sl remains At the hose
where bis mother rceltes, NJ Warrington ,orrace lH
fc~ pcfscrs only srccisl scquantances Of The family
we're permitted yesterday 10 the cwpsc which has al
ready been pa, q 70 c"tn s'ere,sN 10 remorsi 3,
T,rry,cvs ro~, -bere the funer- 70 uako riAos
r.A t'e bsdy Is -terrcd.
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The Election In Missouri.

81. Lots, August Q, 1851
Franklin county will probably give Rollins, indepcn-
dent, for Governor 300 majority.
The town OF Herman, Gasconade county, gives Rollins
81; Stewart, democrat, o1
Al Jefferson City, ai O'Clock, the poll stood-Rollns,
12s; Stewart, lss.
Mr. Rollins majority 10 this city, in the Fifth ward
400; In the Eighth ward 2o6, and In the Ninth ward G.
Mr.. stewart's m, jority In the Third ward is "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-04

IMPORTANT FROM MENco.-Our advices from
MEXICO are Of very important character and
will no doubt tend to increase the Ill feeling be-
tween that country and Spain. The gross insult
to the Spanish flag pcrpctrated at Pucbla, unless
the story has been exaggerated, will produce a
feeling Of great irritation upon the Spanish mind
aud destroy all the good effect that might have
resulted from the voluntary punishment by the
Mexican authorities of the assassins of San
Vicente, and the renewal Of payments upon the
Spanish claims. We give the letter as II comes
TO ts from Vera Cruz, in the hope that further &C
counts will mitigate its present unfortunate
aspect The tenor of all accounts, however, goes
TO Nove that the war sprit is very rife in Mexico,
and that the insulting and mcnacing tone of the
Spanish journals has had very irritating effect
rrcn The popular mind there
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- y YORK HERALD-OA1ITD EDITION.
The Cnltst states mall steamship faois Capt Bogrs
vi leave tails port TO morrow afternoon two o'clock Tor
As-nwa'
TIE ns' for California ana other parts OF the Pacific
vii -cIosC c. O'Clock
the Me- lo2K wuuI HBsAIo--Calfornis edition.
containing the la,es, intelligence from pars OF the world
will DC published al ten O'Clock y the morning.
Sagie copies, In wrappers, ready 20, mailing sxpercc.
Agents viii please send In ei- orders early ~ possible
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Primary Elections IN sL,imorc.

BALTIMORE, Aug at 3, 1857.
Primary elections are bcyg held to night by The Amer.
for delegates 10 TIE Cy Convcnsios rwo sets Of
delegates have been chosen many tho wards rhero
bss been considerable dkorder and fighting In the
Second, Fourth sndxih wards but nothing Of serious
nature has occurred
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BALTIMORE, August 8, 1857.
Last night, shortly after nine O'Clock, man nanAA
John 7 Berncy was deliberately shot while s.andns =
the corner Of Baltimore and North sresas by one Of
party OF young men who ere urdng about opSs
site CORNER. This 10 be: one Of several cssea Of vo,es
thai have curred In the city during the as tson,y
hours Early yesterday morning a man named Ounoor
was shot by lewis erman, with whom he had previous
difficulty al drinking house. Both men wore sersoueg
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srxANuIPs ATLANTIC vAsDxsBnr.-Tne pilot bon
Moses II Grinne reports having passed the s.eamsbAs
Atlantic and Vanderbilt q o'clock On Saturday evening"
seventy two miles from Sandy Hook, side by ads each
apparently golug at the top Of their speed gun ~
Cred from one OF the ships the Gsnneu approached
them but they each other tia, the ysl4s
could not determine from which vessel the sa,ue came
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Large Fail OF Rock ss Niagara FalIs-Ibree
Persons Injured.

BrTlro, Angus, 3, 1857.
About hundred tons OF rock fell from the prec ,co
Goat Island, Niagara Falls about three hundred feet
below the British Fall, yesterday afternoon -Four per-
beneath at the ume and three of them we're
hurt g. W. Parsons, Of Cleveland, II is Feared fatally
Injured; y. @. Williams, Of New Haven, has 90 arm
broken and boy named Hsney leg broken.
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TN oryrsAl NEvsrApsq rp.pArc1.
'ig SfRsrT12,, We" Hirtsrop

Is VfR5TE1A, VIC. H'7'1"
WASHINGTON August 3, 1857
The sta.s Department has been Officially advised Of the
passage Of the Venezuelan Congress imposing an
additional subsidiary contribution OF per upon
the duties collected ii the Of tho
republic from and afier The lsi Of July last
On Friday evening Lewsburg, Virginia. aud the vicinity
were visited by . hailsiorm which for exteni and
desructveness without precedent in that part Of the
country The whole vegetable and growing crops were
nearly annhiaied. Some or the hatones measured ave
inches In circumference.
Geoera Hs nninssen c the city to-day for the south.
Judge Mason toaay re.ired from the once Of Commits
soser OF Patents. samue + shusert The chief clerk
viii oct In his place until his SUCCESSOR appointed.
Tho New Orleans mail aid no, arrive TO day.
No dispatches from New Orleans have been received BY
The ScaboAya line since Thursday.
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PHuADxIrnA, August 8, 1856.
The company yesterday at Cape May was NOT large, end
In the evening was worry being ess, by The
of Dr. Goaa, Of the CITY, Health Officer The Doctor SWAN
out far beyond bis depth In the ebb tde and bei,g
carried Of, when Catholic clergy man, who forsunaeg
was near the Doctor, sue eeded In saving bis life.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-04
The Kentucky Election.

LoupynIK, Aug. o, 1881
In this city Humphrey Marshall, the American csnd
date for Congress- and Jones' American candidate for tho
state rrsssurershp, have each majority Of about 100
Tho election paused or quietly.
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The Peruoa's De-

81. Joass, N f., August 2SPI
The steamer Victoria, which kft this port On Friday -
for The purpose Of intervening the Cunard steamsnn
Persia On her passage frou Liverpool to New YORK. ~
returned. he reports thick fog or Cape Rase end o.
sequenuy no sign Of the Persa which has nov douhau
passed that point The effort 10 get her news therseu
unsuccessful, unless the tin can containing hs bsn
pacAed up BY some fisherman, In which Der sdvssa
may yet be received In season 10 anticipate her srrtv q
New York.
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French War Steamer below Sow Oslsan1
with Yellow Fewer on Board.
New ORIAAss, August {, IB6a
The French war steamer Tonnerra, from Vera Csuz b
Havana, has put into quarantine ibelo~ this city Wttk
yellow fe .er on board.
The deaths last week numbered LOG. (raese deaths
were probably in New Orleans There Is no Yes,ow fevr
hara
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u,hr Loss or ,he Bark a1ocasco.

81. JOINS, N. r.. August 8, 1885,,
The bark Monasco, Of Vienna, Me-, los. on Burn ts
2lst u, had cargo Of iron aud sixy pas engers Tbs
bodies OF the fifty who drowned have recovered
and buried.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-04

TIVE ssv LIss oy sfx.xsHrps CAuyoKxA.--wo have
received from Capt Henry Randall nne nhosraph'c print
o, ono Of steamships which Intended 10 he
bell, foe the company forming 10 San Francisco We
have before given 4 description Of the plan which ~
proposed to build these ncrs, which Is upon .
nnsenocent tcsle. Tbey 70 be supplied with double
engines sad double sets u paddle wheels placed FAR
spart That the after wheels will ao In whs, Ia called tho
dead wser section. This plan, believe. has never
been tried, e,ccr, upcn for shslow psvi.
es,ior the Nile 10 Africa II proposed
lrr 10 eive double of side wheels 70 the steamship
Great EV,crn bul sferwsrd, considered ipprast-
cable, and a scew substituted for set Of
wheels Captain Randall hat clearly demonstrated
that two sets Of wheels be made 10 act
wfh mot beneficial effect the speed of The yes
eel, and the Caifornis Company 20 con
v1cei q lie TIA, they adopted his pi for
their Steamship The dimension, OF these vessob as the
paint bt icsic., are 70 be
IfnRh feet
treauui ..V iO'i
Cspsh! olcyO ons
Pnsyepser stccm moiaions. 200 assensers
Two BaSiine ehs aOfse power
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buk OF cur chartered banks throughout the coun-
try rest ON tolerable secure basis, and are caps-
bic of sanding very well moderate strain but
let it once be understood hat they, or their Off
Gers, are interested in railways or implicated 10
the financial affairs of the railway system, and
necessarily The public mind will class then to-
gether. Confidence is the soul of banking let
our bankers beware lest in their anxiety to make
large profits, they destroy the confidence nov re.
posed in them, and bring Themselves down in the
coming railway catastrophe.
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maiia fur Eltryy,4

New Work.. Tuesday, Ausu st 4. 1881.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-11
Law school Of the University at
CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
Ths Instructors in this School are


Hon. Joel Parker ii. d., Royal Professor,
Hon. Theophius Parsons LID, Dane Professor.
Hon. Emory Washburn, LID, University Professor.
TJNHE course of instruction embraces the various
branches Of the law and of equity; admiraty COM
mcra constitutional law; and the Jurisprudence
library consists Of about IA, 900 vol
umes works appear they added and effort
ma render complete.
Instruction by oral lectures and eSposon nd by reeta
conneXion with thcm Of which there
also holden each week
which cause previously given out argued by four stu
dents opinion aYerad by tho presiding Instructor Rooms
facilities also provided for the club courts and an
held weekly practice in debate and acquiring now
edge OF parliamentary law and proceedings.
the school in stage Of their professional
pursuits and at the commencement of either
term middle other part Of term They at liberty
what studies they will pursue according to their view OF their
and attachments.
acadcmca year which Thursday six weeks
July divided into
with vacation Of weeks at the end Of each term
During vacation the library Is opened warmed and
lighted, for the use OF the members of the school
Arrangements progress which Is hoped will materially d
mlnIsh tho expenses Of living in Cambridge.
Applications admission, for catalogues any further infor
nation made TO either OF the professors AZ Cambridge
CaMrRDG., Mass, August 1857. Aug Stiff
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HORNE TooKEs Diversions Of Purley, new edi-

III uon l vol, London, 1857, 80.
Natural History Of Bulls Msons and Baaocs by yasey vo
London, 1857, "a cngravings ~ rs.
Darngs Cycopedia Bblog raphica, London, 1857. $l3
Universal Dictionary Of the English French Italian and German
Languages, 1 VOL, London 1857. 81 so.
Grs Artiersts' Manual 7h edition. London 1857 50 So
Aug ii FEANCK TAYLOR.
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Treasury Department,
August 8, 1857.

DROPOSAIS will be received by the superin-
tendent Of the Couhea e. Building until the 22d
sta for supply for the said budDg o. 100 cords hickory
and $50 cords OF oak wood and 100 $50 Of Cumberland
(al lump and about 100 tons Of anthracite co red and wh a
Of such sizes be required All 60 be the quality
10 be delivered such
qured the wood to be corded and measured the the
tractor The superintendent to be at liberty reject all bids
satisfactory.
Aug S-3od3tt
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A MEXICAN neutrality-suspicious. new Illus
IA Travel with careful Of all
places and from
original drawings tho author and other artists Price 81 mailed
free receipt OF 81 Is In stamps otherwise.
The Fourth edition
beautifully illustrated 81 80 mailed receipt OF 81 so
In stamps.
slavery Ordained by God By A. Ross, u. d Price 81
ON sale by TAYLOR MAURY,
Bookstore 9th street
Aug T-1
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washington Aqueduct.

Washington Aqueduct.
WTANTED on the Washington aqueduct one thou
wv sand men
steady workcn aorers drrs blaster and asons good
and steady employment win be given by
and by contractors,
The works going embrace unnelng masonry
brick, excavation and enbankInent
Apply on tho line at the Office in Georgetown, d. c.
NJ G. MEGS,
Captain Of Engineers Charge.
3tawl
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~ REAT inducements offered for cash.--Prepara-
N tory TO erecting building viii sell entire
stock Of and boys ready made clothing 20 cent less
than New prices. stock large well selected,
such Inducements viii time and those
fayorng with call should not purchasers be pleased shall
not be fault
WALL STEI HENS,
$40 Penn. avenue, between 9th AMI 10th streets.
July 2l-10df
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TINS CASE on MRs CuNSMGHAM The New York Jour
of Commerce has the following remarks in relation to
this case
The history of the recent development has raised the
question whether 1t is ustabe to assist guilty plot in
order to develop and bring to justice the persons engaged
in IT, full discussion Of the moral principles bearing
on this question wond be out of place in our columns
but think the following points, in regard to the pres
nt case worthy Of consideration. Nothing was done to
urge Mrs Cunningham forward in her contemplated course
Of crime nothing was done unlawful wrong in itself
considered or that tended to the injury of any party
nearly or remotely concerned the end proposed was law
u and most desirable, and past experience OF Mrs.
artfuness and villany pointed to the necessity OF
using in this instance such cxpedents adopted by
the district attorney to bring to light her niquity We
doubt much whether any sober and judicous friend OF
virtue and Justice has felt that wrong committed by
taking the steps which have revealed and defeated plot
atfuy and wickcdy devised that just defeated by
Mr. Hall and DR. Uhl The district attorney has been
blamed in some quarters for too early an exposure OF the
crime which he had foed but would not delay, on his
part have been attended with many risks Had ne de.
ycd several days and suffered Mrs c. to suppose herself
successful would the infant which she knew was not her
own have been safe in her and would he not nave
been at accused of conspiracy against her. and ms
delay TO expose her have been charged as proof OF con-
seousness that his cause weak oneg We believe
Tie course pursued the wisest and best and the al
most unanimous verdict of the community Justhes IT,
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MARRIED OR SINGLE. BY Miss Sedgwick Z
wi vols N75
The Fortunes OF BY Charles Lever so cents.
Iavengro BY George Borrow. SO cents
The Romany Rye BY George Borrow. so cents.
The Professor by Charlotte Brontc. rs cents
The Athelings ny Margaret Oiiphant so cents
Ieoporo D0roo. BY James 80 cents 80
Virginia. Illustrated. BY Porte Crayoh. a. SO,
schmiizs Manual Of Ancient Geography. 81.
July ~ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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THE COMPAGNIE LYONNAISE,
No 81 Boulevard dcs Cdpucines Paris

THE COMPAGNIE LYONNAISE,
No. 81 boulevard ds Cdpucnes Paris
SILK STUFFS, LACE,
Novelties Of different textures, ready articles,
Printed Muslins, India and French Cash
mcrcS.
TNHIS house is the most highly recommended in
and the considerable establishment in Europe
only the Of its manufactures and
sales by the grandeur and extent Of its having
an entrance in
Three Different Streets.
Compagne Iyonnase sell but articles Of their
ouc and thus by bringing purchasers In direct relation with the
manufacturer enabled TO offer them
GREATER ADVANTAGES
than other establishment.
July 30-2aw2w
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The BaJy Trial.

NEw YoRK, August l0-Justce Davidson to day re-
fused TO admit Mrs. Cunningham to bail Her counsel
announced his intention to apply for writ of oyord
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NOR SALE, very valuable real estate on Pennsyl
IL venucThe property adjoining on the east the va
and 18th street fronts
avenue and contains 322 feet running back
30feet alley
Further particulars, &c, made knogn application
KELLER h MCKINNEY,
18th street, opposite Treasury Department.
limo =.
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MISS BROOKE,S
English and French Boarding and Day school

FOR YOUNG LADIES,
SEVEN BunDIss No 1885, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE WASHINGTON
TTNHE duties of this institution will be resumed on
IL Monday, September 14th, 1857.
The number Of pupils being limited
early application FOR admission is requested.
Circulars obtained the principal
her residence whence they will be forwarded address
Aug s-Gtawtft
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BY rELEeaApn.
Non-Aripal u he Slaam,r.

EEw YoRK, August l0th.---Ihe lines In every drec-
ton working badly. Up To late hour this evening
there have been signs of the steamer Canada look
ed for HF
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The Io,ea Election.

DUBUQUE August s.-Returns from twenty six coun
ties foot up for the constitution 6665 votes against
1898 The counties yet to be heard from will probably
increase the majority for the constitution.
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Collectors ONCE, City Hall,

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Deduction for prompt
IN hereby that the
1857 due payable this ofce and that deduction
per allowed by law for the paid
fore the 18th day of September JAS +. HALLIDAY
July 16--eodfG Collector.
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8. @. Herring d. Co.'s Patent Champion Safes.
TINHE subscribers, grateful for past favors and
finding that discriminating public besowng their patron
that extent that exhibit All
their stock have enlarged their by opening ware
and esroom Broadway No 2b1
potc the City Hail. This enlargement with tho
recent extensive enlargement factory enable the subsc
bcrs to keep hand at all
proof safes than other establishment in the
tenion viii be Ind TO constructing families match
with otter furniture, for tho security Of plate ewery
Also
viii keep on hand and make oor all chests
DOORS and bank vaults s 6r hsnts
store doors Jones patent and crygers
patent letter lock- without key ~ - ~
8. G. HERRING h Co
Nos 1875, 1871, and 1879 Water street and
NO. zel Boedway, corner Sinrray st., New York.
r. COYLE CO., Agents
Washington d. q.
B. W KNOWLES, Agent
MAY zo-iy Richmond, Virginia
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The Selma (Ala.) Reporter notes cotton stalk SIX
Get in height, with hundred and forty bolls and
also some green Of corn weighing three and hah
all from DIR. b, J. Fort.