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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-04
Evans s. Watson
100000 pounds Of

Whlch they oHer lot SAFE on beuer terms than
any other manufacturer IN the United States
April 3, ls57-677yI
tnThe following named ertemen residents Of Read
ing and its vicinity. who the frt-have purchased
Safes from EVANS 4 WATSON since the burning Up 10
May LIST, 1857:
G. A. Nicos, Leopold Ilirah. Isaac Ruth. KiTk Heis-
ter, ". Ehoads Son, Henry W. MS>incrr. DrW Moore
Solomon Rhoads, Levi l.. Smith, High Craig Wm.Kirk
kaufman Baum, " Ii. Mct arler, Geo. J. Eckert J. VI
G. ". llanstock Ezra Miller, JAS. Jamison, T. AB
Warner Jacob Schnuckcr, WIN. kn..N. T. S,holienbcr-
ger, Il. Il. Company, II. 4. Iantz, ". c. 7 T. Irmau-
trout j. T. Eridecane, Blmcyer. Follmcr Co, Milton
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-04
MEDICAL EPITAPHS.

A prolonged medical statement Of the
disease of which the departed may chance
have died, is extremely popular. Al Ao-
ton, IN Cornwall; says writer IN LfyUSc-
hoW Words, there is this particular ac-
count of how one Mr. Moretun came by
his end:
"Here lies entombed one Roger Moreton,
Whose sudden death was early brought on
FRYING one day his corn 10 NOW off,
The razor slipped and cut his toe OFT;
The toe, or rather what II grew 10,
An inflammation quickly flew to;
The parts then took 10 morlItylng,
And poor dear Roger took 10 dying
Aui here is still more entertaining
one, upon certain lady in Deyonshire,
singularly free from any nonscnsical pre-
tcnce Oh idle brayado:
Here lies Bc,scy CruIen,
She woo! Leaf but she cOoden,
'Twas na grief I'D sorrow as made she decay,
But this bad .cS caru't she away
There Is i distressing iuaccuracy Of met
apbor il the flllowing South Country el-
egy; tut the meaning is painfully dis
tiuct:
"He.c lies two babes as dead as nits,
They was cut of by ague fits"
A doctor Of divinity, who lies in the
neigLbolLood of Oxford, has his complaint
stated for him with unuual brevity, as
well as his place of iutermeut:
"lIe died of quinsy,
And was buried at Binsy."
To complete these medical extracts,
may quote this warning cypress flower
culled from a Chelteuham Cemetery:
Here lies and my three daughters,
Killed by drinking The Chelienham waters
Ii we had stuck to Epson salts,
Wed not been lying IN these here vaults" ="
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-04
Vocal and Instrumental Music.

YNHE subscriber having located himself ir
Il Lewlsburg, is ready 10 teach Instrumen.
tai Music IN all It's branches, viz. Piano, Melo-
deon' Guitar, Violin. Violincello, Flute, and
all Brass instruments.
lie will also teach Voca! Music
Having been taught in the best Schools in
Germany, he deems himself qualified 10 rem
der satisfaction.
he viii also tune Pianos, and put them in
repair if desired.
Residence on North Fifth street.
Jan. 10, 1857. PRoy. p. HELD.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-04
Wegrophobia getting Wuss.'

A member Of the California Legisla-
ture, who believes in the bred Scott deci-
sion aud thinks Buchanan both a states
man and patriot, lately introduced the
following bill, in good faith for passage:
AN ACKT
To prevent nisgers kummin to Kallyforny.
TIE peopie Of the Stat Of KqKgt6rny, represent
ed IA SeanA md ASseaiJiy, du enact u fot
hrS:
Section l. No niger not now an in.
habi'ent Nv, in, and lcgul voter, in this
stait, shall be permitted to liv, rezide, or
stay in this stait emmy longer.
Sec. .. Emmy Niger hoo wilflly or
axiiently violates the furst scckshun Nv
this ackt she'll be transported from this
stait and sold TO the lowest bidder, Chi.
namen not excluded.
See. ). Nggers who kun with their
masters tu sojourn Temporarily she'll not
be inklewded in the proviziOns Nv this :
Procidcd: such sojouruing don't exseed
40 years. If emmy ship get recked on the
shoars Nv this stait with a niger on
borie; and if such niger shed tri tu
swim, he she'll be pushed under the wotter.
Sc. 4. Al! ackts or parts Nv ackts
contravenin this, is repecled.
EaacktinJ Caws.-A niger is herebi
declared an obnoxshus newsans, not to
be permitted, and every Sheriff in this stat,
may be niger driver if be chuses.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-10


SESATE.-The chamber of the Senate was
crowded to excess 10 witness the funeral cere
monies of Senator Evans of South Carolina.
MIR. Hammond, OF 5. c., pronounceda brief
eulogy, and 1welt upon the circumstances at
tending his death. He narrated his history
and said that the arrows of death had en-
tered often. Of late, aiming at the high places
Of honor within his own State lie offered
the usual resolutions requesting Senators to
wear Grape upon the left arm for 80 days, and
that the Senate attend his funeral.
Benjamin, of La. followed, in strain of
eloquent eulogy. lie spoke OF the death of
Senator Butler, and Hamilton.
who was drowned. and of the deceased.
Mr.. Hale OF N. H., followed, saying it was
not often nat he mingled his voice with those
who delivered funeral eulogies. Now. how
ever, he must pay high tribute to the de
esas~9- Ils had reminded HIM of his ideal
o: "A Roman senator. Like - shock or corn,
fully ripe. lie had been gathered from these
scenes. and sunk down full Of honors.
Mr.. Wilson. of Mass. followed. He said
his long aceociation with the deceased, in
committee brought out those beautiful quail
tiles and truth Of character which he could
appreciate more fully than in the open Senate.
The Senate then took Il recess until two
o'clock. the hour OF the funeral.
IloUsE.-The House met at ] / o'clock. and
took recess until o'clock, when Il message
was received from the Senate, announcing the
decease of Senator Evans.
Smith, of :. c., and Mr.. McQucVn OF :. c.,
delivered eulogics on the public and private
character of the deceased.
Bocock, at the rcqu st of the South Caro-
lima delegation, bore his testimony to the vir
tues of the honofed dead: when the usual res
elutions were passed. and the House adjourn
ed TO attend the funeral.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-10

A GUN-PowDER CAsE.-The United States
Circuit Court was occupied throughout the
afternoon, Friday, in the trial of ease in
yolving, to a considerable extent, the quail
" of gun powder. The plaintiffs in tie suit,
+. j. Dupont IL Co., extensive powder man
ufacturers OF Wilmington, Delaware, claim
-SlO,O00 damages of BENZ. Kittredge, of this
city, upon the ground that tho latter has
been in the habit of buying empty powder
kegs with the labels of Dupont d Co., which
were afterwards filed with an inferior article
Of powder. an sold as the genuine Dupont.
Mr.. John Fox testified that nc purchased o
kcg Of the defendant in October last, which
had on the labels referred to, and that a sam
pie of the powder was subsequently sent &C
Wilmington and analysed, and the plaintiffs
claim that it was of much inferior quality
20 that of their own manufacture. DIR. I'm
ticker, OF this city, also analysed a sample Of
the same powder, and testified that it was Of
a quality known as the '.Orangc Powder,
which the plaintiffs claim Is inferior to theirs
A key was also sold to Spinning & Brown
containing the same kind of powder, with
like labels. g..
Verdict $500 in favor of the plaintiff
Gin. Gdz.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-10

20 The bodies of two of the men, drown
cd some two weeks ago, near Hawesville, by
the sinking of coal boats, have not yet been
recovered; or if so, no information of the
fact has eeen received by the friends of the
deceased. We have been furnished with
description of their appearance ut the time
they were drowned, which is rs follows:
HENRY BRowN, aged IS years, about feet
s to inches in height, of very dark COM
plexion-slightly bald-and also had very
heavy dark whiskers. He had on. at the
time he was drowned, dark pair of panta-
looms, dark brown frock coat, and red.
dark, cross barred, velvet vest. At the
time of the disaster he was in his bare
feet. He lost light-colored leather hand
trunk, of medium size, with heavy brass
headed nails. He also lost heavy BLACK
overcoat, which is supposed to have con
tanned some valuable papers. lie had in hi
possession, it is thought, some $500 or 5000
at the time of his death.
WM. BRowS, aged about 80 years; size
about feet or inches, Of a dark complex
ion, and had lost his right eye. He had OF
pair Of light cashmere pantaloons, ligh
drab frock coat and dark figured vest
lie wore pair Of ealf-skin boots. II ]
thought ne had IN his possession from $50 .
500. He lost q carpet sack of patent leath
er or oil cloth, with square bottom.
Ary one finding the above persons, Or ar
tlclcs, or leaving Information at the Journa
5.5ee VIII DC literally rewarded.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-10

n FATAL AccrDENT.-On Saturday after
noon, while two men were digging vault in
the cellar of the store that is being erected by
Mr.. Metzgcr, on Main street, the earth cayed
and buried both in the vault, and before
they could be exhumed one of them was suf-
located. IL appears that one man was at the
bottom OF the vault, throwing up dirt to tie
other, who stood upon staging nearly upon
level with the bottom of the cellar. The
one upon the staging was precipitated by the
falling earth, head foremost into the bottom
of the vault, sand was buried up ten feet
deep, with his head downwards; while the
one who was digging in the vault vas caught
in a standing posture, and was covered but
about two feet above his head; fortunately a
large clod of ccmented earth fell upon his
shoulder and sile of his head which left space
for breath till help came. lie finally escaped
without any serious injury; but the other
poor fellow, who was thrown down, had his
head buried eight OF ten feet deep in the
fallen earth, and life was entirely extinct
long before Inc could be extricated. The de-
ceased was German, who leaves n wife an(
child. The accident created deep sensation
in the ncighborhood-a large crowd assem-
bled, and the most energetic exertiOns wer
made till both were got out. The man win
was saved was in position to speak to thos
above, and gave directions for his own rescue
small aperture was made under the elo
that rested on his shoulder, through whic
air was conveyed to him while they were re
moving the dirt. At the moment when til
rescuers were about to remove the lump tina
lay over him, the earth caved and burie
him second time. 1t was forty-fvc min
utcs from the time of tho accident before I'll
last one was taken out.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-10
Washington Items.
WASHINGTON, Nav sly

W AslINGTON, MAY On
Col. Sayles Of Rhode Island and Mr.. Aus
tin, his private Secretary, have just left this
city for AraZon:a, via San Antonio and San
Diego. Col. Sayles is charged with impOr-
tant duties connected with the Post Office,
Interior and Treasury Departments, in that
Territory. IL is said that it has eoufiden-
tial communication with reference u Sonora.
|, In company with Col. Saylcs is Professor
Henry, mining engineer and geologist, and
5 Burton, civil engineer, who 90 ont in the
employ of the Loporia Land and Mining
Company, 10 place in possession the mines Of
that company with the most approved appli-
ances tor silver mining.
The Kansas bill will bc officially despatched
to-mOrrow, To Gov. Denver, with instruc-
tons designated 10 secure 0 fail, vote on the
proposition to be subnitted 70 tbs people.
The estimate for three volunteer regiments
for eight months is said to amount to 81 ,oO1,-
00c. They will positively not be called into
service until appropriations are made.
Lieut.. Gen. Scott has arrived, ia purs uaneC
of orders from the Secretary OF War.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-10
Philadelphia Market.

... PHILADELPHIA. May o--M
Flour; market unchanged, no export dc
uand; moderate home consumption inquiry.
The supply is light; holders are firm at pres
ent prices; sales of $50 bbls at s 5od4 81 tor
common and gocd brands, and 1905 90 for
extra; ) ESQ % for extra family. Nothing
doing in rye -four; 500 bbls corn meal sold at
8 %. There is a small demand for good
wheat. but other descriptions are neglected (;
sales of 5000 bush good spring Penn red a:
ll@l IL. Sales OF rye at GT@6s. Receipts
of corn have fallen off, but there is not much
demand for it; sales of 1000 bush yellow Ut
II afloat, and 69@10 in sore. Oats steady ut
80 for Delaware and 40 for Penn. Whisky
steady NJ ~.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-10
RECEIPTS RY RAILROAD,

Mag S. bbls eggs, Orr, Dalzell * Co;
do. : SKIS feathers, lot coon skins. + kron,
beef steer, A Halerback; 40 bbls whisky
Ali, ,c lIowes; % bush wheat, j Mills; &
empty kegs, DO Dbl. S Myers; esks meat
PC 0fRiley & Co: l6 Sks Hour, Miller;
bx mdse, Roser, Bro & Fry; Ia bids tobacco
J Scheurer; 81 pcs stone ware, Foster & Co.
4 bbls eggs, 8 90 Aour. beer bbls Cook *
Rice: o. bush wheat little u Erwin: box
drugs. | ky mdse. Keller e White; bX DICT
d Murphy; 80 SKIS fonr Tcnney ~ Sorren-
son: saw SHAFT. Kratz ~ Holman; 80 hbl-
-four. Foster d. Go; kcg butter w ii Il; :
bbls eggs, W hecler &c Riggs; horse, Chas
Reddcn; "a bbls flour, 80 bgs bran. Bemen;
& Viele.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-10

0TWm. M. Connolly, who was for
merly a reporter for the press in Cincin-
natl, and who was about year ago, con-
cerned in aiding two slaves-man and
wiie-to escape from their master, Mr..
Withers, Of Covington, Ky, is now on
trial before the U. S. District Court in
Cincinnati. The slaves were found con.
cealed in COunelly's room, and in the at
tempt to arrest them, they resisted, and
one Of the U. S. Marshal's deputies shot
the man, who afterwards died Of his
wounds. Connolly escaped to New York
city where he was recently taken and
brought back for trial. lie is prosecuted
under the fugitive slave act Of 1850
which affixes the penalty Of $1,000 fine
and Imprisonment for six months to the
offence Of which he stands charged.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-10
New York Market

NEy ORR. May S-M
Flour hcasy, sales OF $500 bbls at O4No
4 is for State decline of 81. Wheat has de-
clined; sales of % 900 bush ut 05(ll ~ tor
Western white. Corn firm, sales OF 10 600
bush at T0dT2 for white, aud II for yellow.
Pork dull and nominal, sales of prime at
IA 20. Lard dull and nominal at lll.-
Whisky dull at POI .,
NEW York, May s.--rM
F.Oli market duh and prices are in favor
of BUYERS. sales of $500 bbls ut 4 00C94 l. for
suPertne State, 4 2094 % for extra State,
4 00,G4 10 for superfine Western, 4 1904 Ga
for common IT, medium Western, 25Gi Is
for shipping brands of extra round hoop
Ohio, market closing heavy. Rye flour dull
at 8 O0G3 so. Wheat lower, with moder-
ate business doing for export and home con-
sumpti1 n; sales of $4,000 bush white Ind
rana at eJ, goo bush red Indiana at o.; 5000
white Ohio at l o. and l5G0 white Mich. al
l 1S@l 10. Rye duh at 66. Barley I'M
changed ut 6006S. Corn steady 1T 64dT2 for
white and IS for yellow. Oats plcnly and
dull Mt 426l45 for State; 45,947 for Werterr
Whisky shade lower, sales ut 20l5. Pori
market dull and unsettled, is $40 Is 80 fol
mess; Ia 25@l5 90 for prime. Beef steady
ut 1c 75@ll so for mess. II 50gIi 90 for re-
packed mess, IA 256l5 % for extra mess
Beef hams dull ut Is o0@IS 90. Cut meat,
drooping, sales at 6s4@7 tor shoulders amC
| SA@9lS tor hams. Lard dull and dropping
sales at llsf6ll1k. Butter steady Mt lS@2
| for rev OHIO. Cheese G9lS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-10


The river was swelling slowly on saturday
the weather continuing fair and pleasant
Numerous boats we're lying at the wharf, al
day, taking on huge quantities of tobacco
wheat, corn, etc. 3l
The Green river packets, for the past two or
three days, have been focklng in, and lining
our wharf with tobacco, whicliis being con-
tinually transferred to New Orleans packets.
The W. V. GilIum favored us with her
MANIFEST, which cUnstss~I AZ irs--'- of to
bacco, divided among the following consign
ees: Jno. S. Mitchell, 20 hhds; Crane d VAL
entine, - hhds, and K. S. Howard, SO hlld..
The Grecnville, as usual, brought down a
fine load. her manifest is as iollsws:
Z. G.. O'Rilcy, ii hhds tobacco; L. ). How
ard, 50 10; Bement * Nielc. do. and box
bacon; r. ;. Howard, l box tobacco and hid
bacon; McRea & Wells, box boots
The Done will leavc here for Cairo, and
intermediate points at y o'clock to-day, al
fording the best opportunity to go down the
river that will be offered.
The st. Louis packet Highhyer will be NJ
to-day on her way to st. Louis. Persons
wishing to go up the river will have no better
opportunity than to take passage on the
IIighfiyer..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-10

OF The President has decided to post
pose the land sales in Kansas, until Oc-
tober next. This Till give The locators
time to realize from their Summer crops
something to pay up for their entries.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-10

,G Bandoline, for smoothing and
fixing the hair.--a large assortment of
fancy soaps and genuine perfumery, for
sale corner I'd and Locust.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-10
baltimore Market.

-rr -Horl I- BALTIMORE, May IN
Flour dull, sales of Howard street at 4 50
and city mills at O0&4 IL. White wheat
l l0dl 55. Corn firm. Whisky duh ut 2ol5
@2l. Provisions declining, bulk meat $50
ga for shoulders, and S9s@sSl for sides.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-10
New Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS, May TT NJ.
Red wheat is quoting at s5Qt97l5 and white
1T 10. Lard in kegs sold at l34@lSl5.-
Rio coffee is held at lOlR@llA.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-10

- Hon. Humphrey Marshall intends 20
introduce resolution for The organization Of
a camel battalion, on the principle OF the
camel batteries employed in the East
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-10

OF Elder l.. II. Jamison, of Indian
apolis, will preach every evening this
week, at Crescent City Hall. The public
are respectfully invited to attend.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-10
New YORK, Nav

The bids in this city for the Treasury note
loan are about ten millions, the principal
part OF which are ~ per cent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-10

80 Miss Helen Cunningham, of Burdcll
notoriety, was married last week to young
New York dentist. DR.. Van Clef, OF the Re-
formed Dutch Church, Jersey City, performs:
x,l the ceremony
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-10

- 1t is reported that Gov. Walker will
20 To Kansas and canvas the Territory
against the adoption of the proposition in
the ENGLISH bill
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-10

~ A new convert in New York has re-
,,rned 81 500 20 :he United States Treasury,
which he got ualawfnliy, ne says, under the
last Administration.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-10

NfN ipfh, Why o.
80 passengers.
The steamer Kangaroo sailed, also, with
$50 passengers, including Gen. Totem Of the
army. Neither OF the steamers carried cut
any specie.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-10
Cincinnati Markets .

CINCINNATI, May S-M
Flour and whisky firm and unchanged
Provisions dull and prices nominal.
CINcISSArI, May s.-PM
Flour in moderate demand Mt previous
prices. Receipts light. Whisky steady with
sales of 1900 at l6lS. Provisions nominal.
Nothing doing; coffee is &c lower, with sales
at ls1S69ll1(; receipts are large, 1000 bags
have been received in the last 3 days. Sugar
firmer, no change in prices. Linsced oil 60
Money plenty. Exchange lower. Eastern
n4sk prem. ..r- e.. ..F.a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-10
NEw ORLFANs. Mnv q "

The crevasse has caused immense damage
10 the cotton, sugar, and fruit crops, and stilf
continues in full force. a~i A
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-10
The N Gather.

LOUISVILLE. May S--M
River swelling slowly with feet inches
in the canal and c feet ON lilo falls. Weather
CLEAR and cloudy
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-10

CISciNsArI Nav S.--M
Weather clear in part. River has risen -
inches in the last "a hours.
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For Sale or Rent.

a HOUSE with ten acres of Land attached, stu
n ated ~ miles from Evansville, one hundred
yards from the Plank Road. 400
The House Is a Two-stOry Frame, " in double nor
ticos in rontand four rooms on first foer : nv
20 feet, and hall u feet wide four rooms on second
good dry cellar, well % pure water. and cistern,
Convenient D. The Echen, also neyef falling spring
Of pure water within fifty yards Of the house
apsS HELLER & WHITE, Druggists
QNIGS--900 drums n, tsne oder frr lie nv
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AGIFT WORTH FROM % CENTS TO $500 20
Will BE SENT TO EACH SUBSCRIBER UN
RECEIl'T OF THE SUBSCRIPTION MONEY.

Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons. Rings shirt
Studs. Watch KEYS, Gold aud Sill rer Thimbles, and
s5 90 each
On receipt of the subscription money, the subscr-
ber's name will be entered upon books opposite a
number, and the gift CORE p6ndng with tlr number
will be forwarded within one TO him Iy mail or
express, post-paid.
There is neither hnmhng nor lottery aboutE
the above, subscriber j. of Prize % ~
value. We prefer 10 make this liberal distribution
among them instea; of civ ing large commission
tn Agents. giving to the subscriber the amount that
would go % the Agent, and in many cases hun N
bred fold mOfc
DANIEL ADEE. Publisher.
I'll Centre street, New lWK. VI
ap l2-Cm.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
XXXyth Congress-First Session.

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