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CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

Our mails by the Star of the West bring
some additional 'aIifornia intelligence:
Senator Frederick is beginning to create
serious divisions in the Democratic ranks
lie leads one wing Of the party, which il
bitterly opposed to Buchanan's appointments
The Democratic Convention is To be held al
Sacramento on the l4,i Of July. aud the Re.
publican on The 9th. -
News had been received Of the expulsion
IT Walker from Nicaragua, aud stories Of Iii.
cruelty are published at length in some Of the
papers. well authenticated. A large mart n
the community received the intelligence with
satisfac tim.
Continued and successful eyerions in wag-
an road enterprises have occupied the atren
ii"n Of many Of the people ol the State. A
stage coach, laden with passengers. has made
The trip from Ornyille, through the Slerrs
Nevada. TO Honey Lake Valley, the west
I'm terminus Of the National Wagon Road
aud has safely made the trip TO aud fro be-.
tween Piacervllle aud Carsun Valley. The
energy aud liberaIIty displayed by those
counties interested will probably ensure the
construction "i two or more good wagon
roads 10 lntersect with the National road ID
Utah
The superintendent and other federal off.
GERS having charge. Of the western division oI
the general road have left. on their tour ol
exploration and survey. They are 10 locate
The line Of the road as far as Salt Lake.
The Indians on tie Umpqna Reservation
Oregon. having become dlsaiiected, had bro,
ken out, and al last accounts were ON theil
way 10 Port Oxford. where the inhabitant,
were arming themselves to give the savage.
very warm reception.
NJ M"nserrat, the paramnur Of The royaI
sister Of kamehanaha Ill. Sandwich Islands,
having been banished from the islands, b,
order Of HIS Majesty. has left for California
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A Valuable Plantation for Sale.

intend moving 10 The Notth.west, oiIer ior ale
y the Plantation where nos live. ~ Orangr county
On the waters Of EnD. five miles southeast 81 Iil.hl.
rough aud two miles from Uniyerts Station contain.
ing 400 acres. about $50 acres 81 which ave under
fence IN cool repair The Plsnsiinu has on Il a CON.
fafiable Dwelling linusr. two gad Kitchens large
Barn. Thrcshing Machine. god Stihlfs sud oil other
necessary buildings. Il il wc.Naiend. eih nunitrr
81 never falling Springs. Branches and Crtk running
through T. Il has ~ L guod Meadows and Meadow
Land as any 10 the count, and si-o g,oi We'll of
nesefaIling water within few steps 81 hnuse. Il
contains good Orchards with choice fruit. Alsui $50
srtes Of The tact Is 10 woods with beautiful timber. Il
lies..wt Tor cultivation and Is as well adapted 10 the
growth % wheat corn aud tobacco a. any IN this sec
lion % the country.
With the Plantation ! wi dispose II my riawing
efots II Com. OTIS. Wheat and Hsy aud ny stock u
Hogs and Cattle. Il the purchaser desires. A gotJ
bargain can he bought
DAVID J. STRAYHORN.
july %. gs-
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Southern States too. expect fair play and

southern States too, expect fair play ant
Justice. But when the citizens from IN,
Tree states. are backed by a body Of foreign
ers from all parts Of the world what chance
or prospect has the South in any Territor,
hereafter to be formed into Slater None
whatever all who can count or add figures
VIII see this at once.
Mr.. Glmer said he was glad to note that
the South was beginning to see the effects
and results Of this foreign suffrage. And
the turn which things are now taking in
Kansas and which cannot be misunderstood
must open wide the eyes of the South as to
the result OF squatter sovereignty. He said
ne thanked our Senators, Messrs. Reid and
Biggs, Tor their vote against the Minnesota
bill IN the last Congress, because ii contained
this terrible sting to the best interest of the
OLD States, and especially to the best inter-
ests OF the South--the poisonous sting of
squatter sovereignty. Had all the Southern
Senators been equally true to Southern in
terests, we might have had the glorious pros
poets OF having the domestic and social
affairs OF our Territories regulated by the
native-born and naturalized citizens of the
United States and were this done, and done
IN accordance with the provisions Of the
Federal Constitution, whether for or against
US, we should not complain. Non nteryen-
tlon without ALLEN suffrage, is good and fair,
put with It, as the example Of Kansas shows,
is bad for US.
Mr.. Gllmer said the kind and proper
treatment of respectable foreigners Who
come among US, and the securing them
IN all their civil and religious rights, is one
thing, and the policy of inducing them by
The allurements Of voting, holding Office and
becoming our equals as American citizens
as soon as they arrive in our Territories, is
another thing. He said the time once was
when it was to the interest of this country
to invite and persuade immigrants TO settle
with US. Then we needed numbers and
strength. Now we need no such thing.
Our population IN 1890 was estimated at
three millions; now it is twenty seven
millions. In sixty or seventy years il has
increased to nine times three millions.
Without this mixed crowd OF millions of
all sorts o. people coming from all quarters
Of the world, we may expect our present
numbered twenty-seyen millions to increase
IN the next sixty or seventy years nine times
twenty-seyen millions.
So that by the time the Government be.
comes as old again as it now is, Judging
from the past, We may expect our own popu-
lation nine times what it now is, at least two
hundred and fifty millions of sous-sufIicent
to need and use all our millions of pubic
land. sold out gradually from time to time
At low prices to the citizens OF the States,
aud the better classes Of forpiUncrs WIN
come TO live among US from choice and not
tor office. and the net proceeds, divided
among all the States, thereby making some
compensation to the old States, for the loss
they sustain BY the drain Of their population
and money into the new States and Terrific
ries.
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The year 1867. presents the following aggre.

the year 1867. presents the following aggre.
gate: Philadelphia 5.627. an increase Of 243
over the same period last ,ea.; New York
1926. Increase 500; Baltimore 1858, IL.
crease l4l Boston 1855. decrease as. III
The four citIes the tota number Of deaths Vas
lie, Of which New York had considerably
more Than one.half. Consumption. which il
always the most fatal Of al diseases, has had
5000 victims. and the kindred maiady of
inflammation Of the lungs l.l20. Scarlet
lever has DESTROYED 1929; while small pox.
wl'irl IN other years has been so prevalent.
has claimed only 500. Of the whole number
81 q 10 deaths ,063 were uf children un.
der years Of age.
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Obituary.

Died, in this county, on Thursday morning the 10th
instant, Elder GEoRSE 7. CoaGlS. OF the Primitive
BaPtis, Church. aged about Sc years. An obituary
notice has been received, which will appear in our
next.
Died, at his residence Chapel Ill., on the 18th
instant, WILLIAM BARBEE Esq, in the s0;h year Of
his age, well known AMI highly respected citizen.
Diel, in Chapel Hill, very suddenly on Wednesday
the 18th inst, Mrs. FISsY HATcH, wife of Mr.. Abjah
Hatch, aged IS years. leaving ateiionaie husband
and ten children TO mourn their irreparable Ioss
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX, July Is.
The Cunard steamer America arrived here
to-day, With Li,erpnoI date. to the 4Ih.
There had been some revolutionary move.
ment at Naples. party Of the insurgent,
had seized a steamer. with which thew pro.
cerded Ia the island nf foDseca, aud liberated
three hundred prisoners. The steamer wa.
afterwards captured BY frigate, and man,
new arre.ts we're made.
The Parliament bill for the redemption ol
the Sound dues had passed 10 a second
reading.
In the house of Commons Mr.. Barring called
the attention If the house to the neces.ity al
taking steps 10 supply labor IN British Guiana
by emigration
The American merchants Of Liverpool
gave banquet On the ilh July to he officer.
Of the Niagara.
Ad,iers lr ~ kabylia announce that more
,irtores had been obtained by the French
iroops. II is reported that they are nua
masters 1T the whole country.
The depression in the Paris Bnurse had
given rise TO the rumur that the government
coutrmplatrs raising new loan, but it wa.
believed To be without foundation.
A reduction in the rate 81 discount by the
Bank 81 France is looked for SION.
The recent conspiracy of Italians against
the life Of The Emperor Napoleon is more
srrious Than was at first supposed. and twenty
cnn.pr4tnrs had hern arrested.
There was nolhing new in relation to the
Spanish Mexican question.
Dairagna was still III Madrid, though mcai.
Eating az rariy return 10 Paris, where lie
wnud await further Instructions from the
government 81 Mrxho.
Adsic.s fran PARIS on Friday announce
further Instructions in Italy. organized by
MaZzini. Two hundred arrest, lad been
made At Geneva. A numb.r II muskets and
large quantity Of -mmUnitions was seized.
Diplomatic difficulties continued between
Belgium aud Turkey. The Belgian Minister
having teen charged with ,titin. W agitation
IL tie Prinripalties. had demanlet! H.. pas.
port. The affair is likely 10 assume in.
poriance.
M important operations will be under.
taken sgain.t China iil aiterl The meeting has
taken place between Lnrd Elgin. Baron
Gruss aud Sir John Bowring.
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NE W S LIE Ms.

II isa penitentiary offence in 0lin to use
str,chnne II the manufacturing of whiskey.
A large manufacturing house il that State
sent 200 barrels TO Cincinnati. aud sufficient
/ p0ison was found IN one barrel to Kill thirty
men. The liqaor wasteturnrd aud the man
uiacturrr suffered 10 run o; large.
lady IN Carlisle, Ind, LETT her infan,
about monih uld. ~ it, cradle, while She
went out in the field where her husband was
al work. Whrn she returned, what was her
l,"fror TO iind iiat her child had been stolen
aud negro bah, lett in III place! No clue
whatever can BE found 10 the kiinapper.
The PRESBYTERIAN MS churctc, At Bris.
FOL and knoNvIlle, Tenn. have appointed
delegates to the convention at Washington.
correspondent Of the journal Of Com.
mefcr expresses bis belief that the Schu,rr
fraud injured the rairnad property ~ lie
country one hundred million, Of dollars, !. e.
is market value.
4 popular writer, speaking Of the proposed
oceanic telegraph, wonders whether tie new,
transported through sat water will be fresh.
You have only Yourself TO please, said d
married friend 10 an old bachelor. True, !"
replied he. "but YOU cannot tell what A
difficult Task lind IT,
GHaRMISo CouSTRY "A large portion 81
the sMamp> of Florida is SAID 10 b. caI,able II
pro,luclng 500 bushels IL frogs 10 the acre,
with alligalors enough for lencing. A cmi.
grant wandering there IN search OF nelglbOr..
would sum meet settler.
Western editor in ,lunnins lis subscri.
hers sa,s W hal responsibilities thrown upon
him which he ]. obliged 10 meat.
Ganp PAy.-Wc see il stated that Pres.
cots income from has literary labors Tar the
past year amounted to The snug sum ~ $50
QUO. u this j. true. who vii sav that some
a'iihnfs II least are not well pAi,I:
Mn. before ,ou dare do as ,ou please.
iliink about Whist Mrs Grundy will .ay, aud
then bodstrd independence evaputalcs.
Prescott. the historian, is reported To have
received 10000. ~ The incame from his
literary labors during the past year.
-.~~.~<.<,>~-.1,,>1~1s
PaIScE ALBERr.-Ihe London United Ser.
vice Gazctie-thc naval aud military iaurnal
q Great Briilin--naiirrs with Satisfaction,
under the head &c " American Courtesy" the
compliment ~ the Anricnt aud Honorable
ARTILLERY " Boston il elreting Prince Albert
an honorary member Of their corps. OF the
compliment TO Prince Albert the Gazette
SAYS:
/" Considering the republican character of
AL American institutions. We regard the pro.
crrding Is a peculiarly drlrate compliment.
which We are sure will be appreciated by III,
Prince consuri. II isan evidence u the cor.
dial feeling towards the old country by her
transatlantic children. When the proposition
20 elect The Prince had been put aud carried.
the b.nd played God sdre The QuseH' aud
Tdnkee DOOdie'--tunes which at one time Ie.
presented antaganistie interests, but are now
(anl long may they continue !! mere erhues
~ The friendship which The twU branches "
the Anglo Saxon race cherish towards each
other.
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A. Leonard, Of New York, for he would NO doubt. he
snothered with honors If he lived where merit was re-
warded. That article Of his called The South Amer
can Fever and Agae Remedy, is one Of The greatest
remedies we ever heard Of, and il such sure cure ii /,
surprising that the medical faculty does mol buy the re-
eeipt, aud make Il the only standard remedy for that
disease.
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COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE.

TNHE { ORANGE COTTON FACTORY" .iiua,ed
% Little River IA miles eas from Hilstorouch.
Jas' N the edge Of The cotton growing region with ex-
ensive and good hack Country for the sale Of Yarns.
&c, containing $40 spines in successful opera
ion with all necessary buildings for its continuance
VIII ne positively sold to the highest bidder, on credit
Of !. ? and 3 years, on MONDAY the 2la Jas az
80 49, WEBBS & DOUGLAS.
Jolly ID. 9G-tds
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MORTALITY or CnrEs.--A statement Of the
interments 10 New York, Boston. Philadel.
phia and Baltipore, Tor the last six months cf
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" n our Government were a. liberal and quick q
reward their citizens fof any Wonderful sci peiofpe
discovery made, Or invention perfected, the Gov
ernmsnis 10 Europe, W woulJ snvy such man % y
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81 ST!"-Snrh Is the true me.ninr Of IN,
word "PEPsiN.' or Of the two Greek words from
whrh u u derived. This sihe significant and appio
pfiatc lille d the TRUE DIGES TIVE FLUID. ii
GASTRIC JUICE. prepared ~ Dr. ]. !. HOUGH.
TON. o. Philadelphia Or The cure Of Indigestion and
Dyspepsia Il u Natures own remedy Tor an IN.
healthy stomach. No at II man can equal IL cura.
i've powers Il render. GOOD EATING perfectly
cons sitni with HEALTH.
see the advertisement IN smother pan Of this paper.
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~ We call attention u Prof Woods . Hair Re.
siofative advertisement. Without doull The oniy ie.
nrdy that restore The hair 10 IL pristine quality and
has given universal satisfaction. The Professor has
The testimonials Of hundreds 81 cases cured by This IN.
filhlc restorative and W can cordially recommend il
10 al who need 10 use this valuable preparation.
Cincinnati Daily Sun.
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n Who that l. troubled with ans II those disagree.
ahle Complaints, such lauudre Dyspepsia Liver
Diseases uf any Mind. hut would ike d. know u 4
femrly fof these uustemly vi.sii0n.i We feel that
We dong Invalid tcadfis an invaluable service
i induce them 10 gci bottle II H.. saninrJ's
nvieotsiar. aud take IL iur know from personal
prfenrr hi u one 81 The greatest remedies icr gene.
fal ,elny. sui consequent inarise slls powers ever
l'efac used IT, scan Il perfect and complete
10 give relief The ,-, tne TAKEN and Il i dies To- others
as has 10 u. hf ahditlc will be III that l. needed
We know " nothing We ran recommend with such
confidence, a. family mrdirnc, The insigoralof.
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9Ashssate w WV wars Altff i1tu tsttlfVuu
In fact there Is no limit TO the rate of Tor.
eign immigration. induced BY the policy Of
alien suffrage by the means Of conveyance.
According 10 tlis rate of known increase Of
foreigners to this country, the current de-
eennial term Of ten years from 1850 to 1850
will show the astounding aggregate Of over
i've millions q foreigners added to the pop
ulatlon d this country 10 ten wears. sufficient
to increase the power. number aud strength
81 the Tree States 20 some eight OF ten more
States, each having as many voters as the
State 81 North Carolina can give.
Looking a. honest, practical, sensible men,
asked Nc. GIlmer, what do we deduce from
these factsf The free State will send into
any Territory as many settlers as the slave
States can. whether the same be south or
north Of the Missouri line, then add to this
population 10 the Territories growing into
states this enormous number of foreigners,
all entitled 70 vote. he asked, what chance
will the South have in any OF these Terrific.
riesi IL territorial laws, rules and consti.
tutions we're 70 be formed BY the citizens Of
the States. then might The old States and the
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A RINOIHNE--ESprcssI Ear skirts. Embroidered
- skiHs; ai-o. Brass sud whalcboue Hoops. anJ
Elastic Bells. by
]. C. TURRESTINE & SON.
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CHOICE CALF SKINS, Shoe Thread snd Shoe
- Nails, hy
!. c. TURRENTINE & SOW.
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r AvARaE HoUsx, BRoApwAv r. III Has ~ -
IL been currently repored that The ~ meth "A 81 s
hfr hsd passed rto ether bsrd< We las ins
ming Old patrons and the raseh pu =. s,ysss
that the horse Il s under the .c ~ NJ teps - 10
liberal principles that have insured , ~ rst sis
~ bsrg ~ he beet condu ted es .s ~ c ne v-S
bo,.i Ia meupois. To vsn's ne mot pis..
ssy he sfsrse Borss tccs'a 49, street and Il -
medisie vicinity Of The most f.rnicnso,s ~ ~.
niene- and &C m'or q families The rooms o'"s NM,
sgs 4, ,,o~s ssspec.fuiy solicited ~ p-e prices Of hs
so&si have nos been r>''" Edwin W. srorH rrcyr-A~v
o. H., s,-u,vsv ~ Irving House, superfp,ersens
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,.yvcvoyv HOUSE,. u eREsHvIoa srREkr, 2. v
w % he snSvpsAs plaza; Q 70 Tor snse. sed =
Hc.sS Se.irssiy IsssA ssas ~ Hsdsos sivw ~ -
HaSlrun 6GDNn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-05

WHOLEaAI.k JOBRTE9 CROCKRRY BUSINESS,
a established In tbs city twenty years. with good
Southern and Western will be dsp ,sed OF IA
vorabe Stock about IS 'O low and cs,ion
celent Apply To BURGESS, DALE GODDARD, 70
Pes
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CHNI0R VETERAN CORPS on pll-A nn0ULAn
- meeting q the vii he b VI ~ l)wcv Hoes. -
81 hyoonc and streets, S0T eventnG Se>e
oclock In full Uniform. march n the Ble-cker -.
inzs 70 free by invitation OF charitable oisesa
sc ~n be suspeanee Let veteran be prese~ "
the csc~icr 1tis fcr their interest ~ order "a
4. n. fHvyu, Adlt ". RarAohD.
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A DEsIRABIE Village EsIDKEGE. SHORT nIs

~ Is, n
- from New York. for le exchange for propest.
In New York Broohyn The house Y ard sry. built
IN the bes tor The has
peS contains besides halls basement ard cellar
has good marble mantsls throughout oornced hall and
dumb waller, Ac. The bR and ouhous.s
1o~d uelh horhood schoo's and churches con
vepeut There 10 about OF land hut he
had adjoining desired here communcs ion VIII New
York daily. Prop without sacunbrance.
viii be sold low AMI Please sddre W. b.
G., btx 6fS Post Office.
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So.dsy Js,s mmeostsly aisr the great rostins aahs
ma Oh D .m ply pay, mile heats best Ia In hAsAans
Woodruff Ma - dung Bucsshin; " Peabody uam 8.
PAGER. JOEL sONKLIN Pr prt@Sv.
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THE TUsP.-FAsBIoN CorRsg, LONG BLAND
i kacing ~ day (Ffirav). JuDsk
entries VII bring ~ the post this afern or AZ two ss
sur Wsshu ron, n cbnl L.. p~u'Aiop, and Tol~r.
dsely aflsr 20
mr h, nine ncunain. THIS will briug the post
Etiquette, by Mariner dam Fashion by imp. rree blsnk
colt by Mariner dam Palsy Anlhory By imp FRAN b q
by imp. trustee dam BY Priam. Margaret Morris, by
imp. Glsac'-, of the lam OF Wild IrisLu,An-
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A FIRST GLASS FAMILY GROCERY FOR sALR-MAKY
"A in successful operson ndoube lily OF the nrst
ablishmens Of The Mind New YORK sso large
IN Brooklyn dong heavy business CAL at zsa Broadway,
ro m NJ. WKAi.
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he had On ovtrooas be sd hat; the gas
IL up when he came " tho howe; kan~ ths
~ Octobsr, becsnee In music st"ro after. ami
ay that there late la 0ctober; lhoashs so
myself; ske said u was Gay tyre before her birthday
witch the "a TN Of 0clober.
EvipENCK OF DIR. HAwR
Dr. George r. Ha~s being sworn, t&rded-I reside q,
Il Bono .trest DENTIST knew the lste Hsrvev Bur
s.l met h frequently Ia professional way; during
summer while here, him almost ally; sb
past NJ tho retnrned the 18th OF September AVID
remained h the present tune; from Septe Do
oher no'cro his wh'skers him about the 2osh,
between that and the 24th; his whirkers mixed
gay and taIk bFowp-he gray rather opspicuous quit
short on tie elder OF ns face they heavy;
aw him ain occasionally but do remcmber psrtica
ar day othi, The nth III November, tho niDg, no
'"se O'Clock, hen saw him VI my house hs whiskers
then were IN q progressive state the the same;
ing that inter cal did not any difference 10 the
color, his mocements depen led upon the occasion; II
doI buinets he quick he spoke with sharp, ring
Cro6a exAmned-D Bardeu not In the hAs
~ wearing y hlskere during the summer before the
10th of October they 10 an 10 ipeut state; noiced
ht m again on the 11,h Of November; they wore pro
grcssed; bis hair not gray his whkers there
peculiarly about his voice-an earnest, ringing,
sharp sound he usually seemed earnest ~heu talking be
carrie biz head little forward when In haste; his whse
body NO Id pchne what might be called STOPPING.
The Court adjourned TO 10 o'clock today.
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A. Ferry 0re-npoint from Tenth srs thence By eianh
and shell road from Williamsburg Nori scoDnd aud Rvsu
Penny bridge and shell rosa IRON williamsburg
North s-cond 10 Newiown turnpike, plank An shc rost
nom Williamsburg stages nj all tines lurlSa,e ferry, AZ
ios rad 70 fiushns; sisames tsiand uy fuios uass
stip IN r'uShins Railrn~d
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L,oR sALE-PAET or A LtRgs AND vALU sRJR
estate m Wessern Virginia, conssins 81 sevcrd ccse
farms under cuivn lon, and of unbe~ and, In
% sale Eos and dee de- ~ 10 the purchsse
money be paid ny aeevs ss lands under cuivsica
rg ie.ws ~ sale snr psrrcclssa speb % o. o. .. O.
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THE TURF.

ExkTREyIII.E couRsk, Lose lsl.ANO..ra0r Iin0.
~ Monday, Ju,e 1t O'Clock purse And stake o3G4s
mile heats In To .G on Monday, yups
Mclaughlin enters b. m Lady Moscow; VIM Whse,AA =.
~ b. Jake Cxkley; Woodruff enters b. a Heee Il
wsshh goo W q. Abrams sa ere b. g. Alarm, f.nsriy
u bls mis-. JOhL COkklIk, PrnprsAOr
The Log Island Railroad vii leave south ferry ~
ooo r. M rsturing The racc IA Over. fars
and
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
RE G4DA AL

Personal.
A NY LADv WISHING TO ADOPT MALu OR FE.
a male child three month old will apply for two DAYS at
m Iast SSte st. third back
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L,oR SALIVA LRAsE F-R Five YsARs or LOT rs
Past twenty ihrd street together with buildings,
suisbls Tor livery private stable tor capnr mss-r
Iiaroosie OF carpenter shop. Apply 70 n DowNfsG, AZ
Fourth svrrns