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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-08-14

Carr. DRRiviERs FIsALLY ARRrsrEp-
SAVANNAH, August 1.-The rallent Capt. De
Risiefe was arrested in this city this evening,
At the instance Of Col. y. +. Blolnt,s of Mobile!
The gallnut Zouave, being unable to procure
bail was committed to Jail rnmoTed
that Mrs, and Miss B!sunyare still disposed to
DeRiviere.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-08-14

We regret to learn that The cotton-worm has
commenced lis ravagcs upon numerous plan,a-
lions IN onr parish. Some fields of ffty acres
or mere, have been entirely destroyed, what
amonnt Of damage they may yet inaict upon
Inc hne cotton crop in our parish, time alone
Will develop. we fear the consequences.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-08-14

IMPORTANT FROM THE w EST CoAsr or MEx1-
Cos We are permitted to extract the follow
lug items OF interesting and important Mexican
war Intelligence from a private letter addressed
to our friend, Capt. @. A. Pitlfe!d, by Judge
MeAiplh, who writes from Manzanilio, July
9Th, 1888. Manzanillo is upon the west coas,
Of Mexico, about three hundred miles north Of
Acapulco, aud not very distant from Colima,
capital OF the State Of the same name. where
The bloody battle referred to was fought. At
toilma, at the date of this letter, were accnmu.
lated from neighbo.ipg mines nearly two mil
ions OF silver bullion, which could not be trans
ported because of the troubled state of the
country. We extract from Judge McAlpius
letter :
"A most desperate battle was fought on tl,e
"a inst, near Collma, be- wceu the Federal
troops and the church forces we presume there
is nothing on record in tie history of the wars
Of this country which can compare with il, for
the Church army lost eight hundred killed. and
800 deserted in a body, making their whole
lo"s LOO men in the space of four hours. The
Federal party lost but few men.
~ am contident the Liberal or Federal marty
VIII succeed, but it is becoming Il desperate
struggle, for j, is the last hope of the Church
party, II they fail, as they must, it will en-.
tirely destroy their influence in Mexico. The
Victorious forces, entitled "the army of The
West" were levied by and under command of
General Alvarez, quite as well known bv his
sou6riquet of 1.-THE Old King" A report has
reached us OF an important engagement near
9uaalaJafa, In the State OF Aaiisco."
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-08-14

i thonght yon were born ON the first of
April sad a benedict to his lovely wife, who
had mentioned the twenty first as her birth dav.
Most people wonld think so from my choice
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-08-14

a 'lpsy lrishman, lealing against n lamp
p's'' as a mineral procession was passing BY.
was asked who was dead. "lcant exactly saw
%cofIln.n 'N'' III Vic
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hH 90 witness! YVES mere interrupted py the
1ourt and told to cenfne himself to the actual
|fray between the prisoner and Cole, the prose
fcntor. lii answer to which the witness remark
ed III a tone Or Indignant remons' rance h.Weil
now, Mr.. Judge, you hold on for | am sworn
10 tell the truth, and l am gwine to tell it my
own way-so laini wornh while for yoa TO say
nothing more about IL '--whereupon tie Court
ard Commonwealth's Attorney being anxious
to get I'd of the witness on any terms, told him
to on and tell the tale in his W way,
3ssN Al, asl was going to say, .twas one lection
day. Buchanan and Elmo was a running FIR
the Legislator, and says | to my old woman,
says ], LII 60 down to Ringgold and post
my vote. Says my old woman to me, says she,
Buck, as il is a sort Of a dark, cloudy, rainy.
amp, drizzly, sort of q day, hadn't you bet
ter take your umbril, says she? SaysI to the
old woman, says | spett | had b alter take my
umbrill, so l tuck the umbriil and advanced on
towards Ringgold, till | arrived thar.
Well, the first thing | did when ! got thar
was to take q drink Of Buclanan whisky, which
was monnstrous good, and says | to myself.
says l old boss, you feel b, tier. now,d don't you?
And while ! was advancing around, Mr.. Cole
he omcto me says he, Uncle Buck, says he,
r;s Saws r - wh,, O. IN IL 1 ~ a3 aaa n
.ro, NO u,nhr;,i afer o . ,,l; w. ~" '' oa od' M, :
vote nd then Mr.. Gale and me adyanead ha.Ii
tawa,d. hams and M 1,nla wss t;,1,as tiss
ever SEED HIM. And so we advanced along TIL
we got to whar the road and path forked, and
Mr.. Cole and me-tuck the path as any other
gentlemen would, aud arter advancing d while
Ipr with the UNI rill on his arm n i ahont ,ha.
time Elijah CassS II fine nrisoner canal IN
ana We advanced Y, MI nj rrive Il EI;;ahprs,
hnuss Ei;;ah.; s no,,%ss .t nna ~ l..Jan y
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MARRIAGE.-The marriage ola loved child
il"y seem 'oa parenta kind OF death. Yet there.
~ IA iatheF pays bu a just d lot. Wedlock aayc
lin the gnod gift TO wedlock, them, be owes
ii. ~"' 1t yves
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-08-14

Franklin seized Tightening by the tail, held
u last and tanned it: Morse put clothes on
u aud taught it how to read and write and do
errauds. ""N w
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Al infamous old bachelor being asked if he
mad ever witnessed a public execution, relpied :
mo, but once saw a marriage"
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-08-14

u.,, 10 make mems lay perpetually-hit them a
wen u'fee1ed blow on the head with a club.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-08-14

1t is said that hoops may be so constructed
as 70 serve Tor tents, and in case ofya shower,
all thai a lady will have 20 do viii be to touch
a spring, and in a momen she will find herself
enseoicel, like a snail, in a honse of her own.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-08-14

The latest way 10 pop The question, is to osh
a ialr young lady if you can have The pleasnrs
oi seeing her TO the minister's.
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"Ihe late scarcity of money" said a loving
husband to his wife, a owing to-, There
was so much ouing to, and so little pagiag 10"
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-08-14
The baton Rouge, Crosse Tie
Rail Road-Its Con

Il Our attention was attracted some VI
a Communication In the New. Orleans
tho signature Of &c. w. r. b." IN VIII
lowing sentences occur
a rood rad. because IL VIII connect with u
Western and Opelousas. Without the Gresr
road and ia extensions to Northern Lc
Texas, the Baton Rouge. and Opelousasf
,lho0d. road, like tn
worthless lis d
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o 7 z n.

Y, IN ,h,n Wednesday last, at the residence of Ionic
about % years. 'NNh'Ll' aged
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This mn tNExA41gN 0fs 1872
i6r consideration I'm has bseA h fru itfal them
ihisgand Ms Motg Inv ieadinr qiisso
Der Of M sGoJStnmean go mum
on both d s.. :. s.sclcving a FRESH aps1 !,
M rolc 2 Swsas.;. s,.s po0pulai
ont =, Z IN isssasAsns sop With
Of NOS q ara kxNhe SAT- tad
nov cxtensfsvSS.s H. III an.,;sl
lfgcysfpsmaetnt, \ ils sysss.s M ssS ss,exation W Il;
,Islend IT, III UntA hs IS would Sc ~
Observation-Disclosures extermipstt HI
iirafHUN nj Iho Western Continent. JIM I'M
lcaed - ~ sgSeayss dad England III " \
brought f6|tle stand, from which II. IN I
ill., e9 cSp sat7s ssnsiilit,vs Nh n dis n,prss ~.
wi,hbolds hi ascent VI VI ope sS y ~. go I.
81 nnhI;c ss,,, ;,,,en oaas ~ ~ IA. 49,
ne London Tsu,exeebo,ds iii asass,ha
NM tr.f5,c m;;,r yia# he c .,,;r Gs TSs
stn,es, after NJ anrexs fgon III 8 n,
-I;n,;,. Mi ~. woS,aa u .:.s.
o,, !, ranaa, NJ N. M, ,,ss1.
A. }, \ rrohS,;.;n s.Asrs . WV y
80 81 sis.s smc, mis -
ere,,x;,,z !. s. ! ! ,.s,.', &c. !,
81 ..5.- u !, Nm s''.1s
s.;,.,;a. 4. .,ss XY3 III !, Y
,;nosa - ~ - s.sss,xa..s nss,,a
- - ais lANttA Ill., WI I'D ntVtu
sren. tbnt tbev nap hnld|v ranonnco tho;,
sectional aniif10sify IN Ills casp.in regard
- tbe oco,is;,;an 81 ,,o,a s,a,a tar.;tor,.
. .ns| s1 N-g IN
ai'u' 1"'ne out 1ti'i's'st ~ ohc n'aH IN " ~
vonr 81 aanexstlnns They nre led NO. the APP
proval az This measure, lii consideration 81
the rrcat nractical results which would accr,e
u III, u ,.Is, I'd .,,a,, ! \. ..s,.I, ..s1.I,.
!. " Atu %'As ~ ~ I M'u'a sartv
increase her commercial wealth and Importance
II would pnen q still larger field fnr. her sur
plus manufactures, and would bring into her
markets i patronage exceedingly ricb ana M
v;t;ne -
nts ~ Is
n, IN. ~ 1ss1 III ! e',0ss' P''u,aFny J, ~
Pl'i,al'nfop1c Fo.cs'Ss secohdafly, me NORTH
would embrace this measure, and hail its con
summation as the hafbinyer OF an enlarged do
domestic trade within her borders Tj,a Sn,t,.
~, a,.a,a !. ,T-s....Iss1 N u Y
81 ~ eeus IVY n'ce. posl'ioh' ana proximity
y socn g garden spot would embrace this
measure with nvidity. II has for many years
been one Of ,hers fayorite schemes NM ~
achievement ,xo,,Id NJ ,,ro5,o,;na - ..-.n'
81, ;,ca.;a.
..n - H., ! 'n.' i'sMouia oe 20 'he
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-08-14
~ II. revolE
ootl nciple as his so
same Prl Invaluable

hind tx
ranlguy aside has Y
Bqsg bystouching aSs
IIet ~ 10y its own weight,
cdy Dc inserted. I,sis then
Nm up b. the haul, aHdsS pfns
tfaace by the spring. The carr Y case
brass and il ignited BY o percas, cap
ssPottltpey 4 Smiths is sing arm, which
is ssde connecting he, barry the stock
with a strong joint underneath listened OIL
top, secured by a spring. To los Gou touch
The spring and the stock falls, whe4the breech
Hin open 10 receive The cartridge. The cartridge
case Is made Of india-rubber, which, when tie
powder is exploded, expands and fills the cham
Der, thereby preventing the escape Of gas, and
dining the foul sediment Of the powder
.softhin the case, which lis Withdrawn after fir.
ing, aud can be loaded aud used frequently.
This arm did the best shooting of all The arms
produced, and from its extreme simplicity and
facility Of loading and cleaning, is better adapt
ed TO sporting purposes than any other presen,
ted. Il was fired with caps.
Merrills arm has a lever on to, which is held
in placc on the barrel ATSa spring. 10 load,
yon raise the lever, and, having inserted the
cartridge, it is clonsed by a slide, which acls
both as d rammcr and AS The breecb Tbe
cock il Oh Tie side. This arm, i sim;lar 4
principle and appearance to the old links car.
bines
Maynardss is a neat, small arm, which is
loaded ~ throwing down a lever. which ele.
Yates the barrel sufficiently 10 insert y metal
Cartridge. This arm was fred with Mavnord,s
primer, a beautiful invention, but somewhat up,
certain uhf,ui rnit,y f,r mi %E% s e u.s. ssst@ J
Murse's arm isvery ingenious in its. construc-
iion, but appears complicated. A broad lever
Is weed on the top Of the stock, which draws
mack me piece closing The breech, and enables
the cartridge TO be inserted. The cartridge
case y III metal, and contains all the charge,
together with The cap. 1t is very secure from
WEI, ana can oc lired very rapidly.
ulonss gun = opened by throwing down a
ieVer WINCH pushes forward the barrel from the
S!ock, ara at Tue same time elevaies ii siffi-
cIeniiy TO insert the cartridge case, which, is
'aade o. linen IT'S ignised with a cap.
MT Stars gan was out oforder, and he
from the contest.
designs has . lever which, when raised,
'hrows the pm lprci'lg The breech upon the bar
rel. aud leaves the opening for the cartridge.
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AA E.L LA hE A LL LA LM L1 -
y ATLANTIC IELsaRarH.-ANilh feelings
OF heartfelt emotion we record The success Of thu
grand experiment of uniting the old and the
new world by means Of a submarine te,eeranb
his wonderful! achievement will form nm
sra IN Inc history OF human experiment, para,
mount to all others in scientific accomplish
ment.
ifie'y we iise IN an extraordinary age, man
not content with sublunary things, has made
Tue IRE 81 heaven subseryient to his purposes.
Inc announcement of this slupendous result,
VIII be received with demonstrations of ioy,
and outpourings of eSultation from the length
aud breadth ofbstn the Eastern and Western
continents.
May us benefits to mankind be as enduring,
Us Its success has been transceadent and graft.
flying,
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FOR SALE-The plantation of the ny,
scriber at the mouth Of Bayou Rouge, on ~. N
Atehatalaya River-eAempt from overflow, y ~ "
season has proved, Upwards Of 1000 acfes, s& %~
improvements, among them six new negro sSSs''
etc. Apply on the premises.
Opclousas, july 81, 1858. sA
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: John, what are you swearing for on

Daddy, I'm not swearing"
which INV WIRE you saying about the old eve
Hns; i on'y said she wasa foolish dam
or a damd fool, | forget which 2" "''''
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EOR SAI.E.-A first rate new Buggy
II manufactured by the undersigned, OF ,he IN 4,
materials, aud in a neat and tasty style. Low w
cash or good paper.
sso'' august ''i'o'' A.. GOING.
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IheRwpckiy export of tie Charity Hospital,
Nsw0fledns, AL The week ending on The 7th
int, shows 4 and increase of yeliaws fsySer, TIE
sFspessc " tbeR y INV acknowledge thes exist
enee ,of AZ Epidemic ID their midst.
e out parish desires t. be exonerated from
this epideasics nav y the limo for tie town
council VI or lister town.. w shiugton, u
"a and ~ efficiently.
Quarantine without delay al steamboat
communication with VI, while The epidemic
rsgcs iii sbe city This is our only safety
Since writing the above We are pleased 10
.seeE that The town council of Washington have
ndcptcd ths necessary precautions to prevent
yellow jacks Introduction among US. Read
their proceedings IN annther column.
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,uIi,,.,...
malicious
the jrry
Common
I Of the in
who being
as fol
~monweal,b's Attorney
,out il,e cutting Of the
he pr-onera at | he bar

he ii operat the bar
dtleman. II was election
49, It sort Of a,sdrizzty day.
-. -5a woms.a, b'ieye I'll 90
nd post my vote. And
10 me, well, Buck, as il is
Judy, wet sort O. a drizzly
aiyan better take your. nm
% the Old woman, ~ eptc' "
he umbrill.' So / took the
iced down towards Ringguld,
down thar, Mr. Cole coined,
uncle Buck. have you seen any
Ineighbor Harris 7 SaysI to Mr..
why Says he, les got my UNI
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EOR SALE, OR RENT.-The st. Landry
Il Coffee House, and the Opelonsas Va'
J.J. BEAUCHAMP. III
opelousas, January 2, 1858.
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ss We hass received the first numberso Of n1he
galcasiea Gazetie, published at Lake Charles
by nv. william Hutchias, lately Of as The 81.
Martins Democrat, ''s The Democrat has
befi entpnlbed, and npon its ruins, The Gazette
~ \ now theatre IF action, has sprung into
liGsn l0he typographical appearancesof Z The
dszettes il neat, is selections good, md the
cditoyial faluiatory 1t md appropriate,
TIhe Gazette, i published il both languages
se.sdsanfurlst TO the breeze the democratic flag
waieha is very suitable for The latitude &c ca!ca
ssleaSss44sthe hotbcd II democracy, and The banner
parish 6of the state, THE Gazette will 10
doubt meet with that success, which its encr-
sgctic and enterprising Editor morits.
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st. Landry, August II, 1858. N
ALFRED LOUAILLiER. Syndlct

ENRY LH0TEL.-Engraver on Maf.
- BILE, has just established a shop AZ ". Aais !
vale, Cor tie construction Of funeral montnaengs N
every description, makes inscriptions on the ssas'
ard also proposes to furnish ircn.railing for sonpN
Refer to Jonathan Harris.
Opelousas, August II, 1858.
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~ syass 4 AZ lssllas
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-12

The Wholesale and Retail dePsrtnsnts. enah5es a.
watehmakers. Merchants. PsdIars.
and me Pgbs gensrnys VeEy eouPlsts 1s'oFtasnt
wstszs "a Geek easefally repaired ahd -u-r.as.a
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE.
174MAIN ST. sNed EELING.
FALL AND WINTER TRADE
CToSE & THOMAS take pleasure n annoaneLnE tai
= ey noEin reeept q teIr fs stOek q Fa1 an5
GTy Goods, Varieties and sIlIiInerv Sssoa.
ubie6' added % theT former stock, i ens6e tbe 3 ore
sent 70 tie Public mere than
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
sSls n rs &c IS I Be- 81 49, - al
ever offered 70 the Public.
CaTpetf1g and RuIE q the aud raalss
and also besuu line Of ehoee FIFS suitable for ths
sensraIly tfey invite tbe attsnsi:n o. lie iFads
Having been IN he E.sern cities shOEtts preyioastO
ing largely Efth ~ Cash tbsy have done foE yelTs
st as ven directly from tie Importers, and nae
% casA BHgers. either b. the PIECE At RETAIL
exec. d b no similar house & IN Ws1G ~
have made and making ample AEranFeentl to furnish
tie Public WITH Of the ss lssetd Soel q gods II
u US stoeE nay be found fully
400 = FTeneh MeTinoss, CsahHsres, Bo.nbs, -
ian line Of ne Iiefest Psutsd, 0nsiSe Siadet A
in striped Cashmeres and Delailzs-impaEt=d-
900 shaw! and oioaks-emSEaeIng some Of the
5000 ydS Gnghas Debsses Delainss and Prints. ana
$1,000 " Of DSResties-embFaeing tie largest line o.
house. u not By auy hSuSs In the city. a-
They have laid IN their stock With view 70 closer cash
ads sed PsdEe The Public that NJ eort upon their par
They feeI eoaadsnt tat they can oser ndusseas, te
the United States No troabe goods-EO0ds
Carr Hotels and Boatl for eastorasrs.
-AIVAyr on hand Prime Live Geese Reathsrs-
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1T IS NOT q DYE. D.
MRS 8. A. ALLIE 8 WORLDS HAIR
EEBTORER


Gray haired BaId, p-rEoas with diseases Of hair,
sc1p. rsad and iudze % the articles.
Or Worlds Hair Ds ing. essential 70 With the Res
toreT hest Hair Dressing Tor old rEtSnt
einE often eeaeious In Of hair fllng &C., without
REV. II v DEGAS Edter Guide 70 Holiness. ave can
teStifv 10 Its effects" &c.
''Notitstand= Irregular use, the falling on Of hair
ceased, ana gray locks rzstoredt 70 original eoloF
REV g. b. NORLBY AttIeboro'. MassaehuSe.t,. SIT has
changed the fcroEu Of Giery' belonging 70 old
REV s. THa9iiHi, 90 ;es Of ase) pitcher, chenauEo
County, New York .Aly hair Il now restored il lB
REy D. T. WOOD, SiIigIetoun, York. 'Siy hair
and that OF another Of my family, has greatly teken
rev JG,iE 5s MCKEE Sii N@s YORK city, Il &C.
REV vs. PnRTHU. stanWieiIi Conn iIt has metmy most
sansuine expectation - &c.
REV ?. GRisTOLD- Washington, y. II. sit Is Teall
ellie 4eiouE IN restoring the hair" &c.
REV O. 81 sPRArT, Ls"isburfhr PennSylvania. I'VE
REV . TUST1T, CrarIeslOWu, S"lth Carolina. THE
white hair has became obyiated, !" &c.
REV. AMOS BLANCHARD, Meriheu, y. II. I'VE think
very highly ~ your prCparation5' &c.
REV. r. G. SMITH. PrattsbursI N Y 81 surprised
REV. G ". ci1NK LsrfJton, PehniylVshIs. at has
stopped my hair falIng and caused new growth"
REV. "a PRINR. Clata9ua cnunty New York 81 AmSat'
ish-d aud rerO'nmendit"
REV d. NORRIS crosE River, Nev York. at is the best
rev WILLIAM CUTTEg, IItor Stoter'. Magazine, New
York, 'Rrcomnlen1B It." t. ~ 1871
~ We might swell LhsISt but not convinced TRY 1T.
We export these preparations Hrone aud they
suPersens all others there well rs In the United
Hoes not nrsafn Sold hy ali the principal whole.
safe retail merchants in the Q. s. Cuba, Canada
DEPOT, 3Jj RROOlaR STREET, n. n.
where address ali letters nditquirieE
EB-sO try sell articles Instead Of this
terms ami infomatIan Genuine is signed, Mrs.. S. a.
Alien, written In lux. Beware Of counterfeits.
Eept4-9lneod sIs-s .a9f Ecfsa.i
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REMOvAI

REMOVAL. .s.,.,-s- l., !
AHE undsrfEhed gtateuli tie atr6nage thev have
received from The citizens wheeling and he bnhlle
generally, a the old stand respectfully ask eontna.
ahes he sane - teir new lceFtiop, No 1Ib MAN, 81.
tween Monroe and Union streets - aFfff't Ffs7f
purpose, - ~ seIsons % keep such ssottsatAf
olilNA, GLASS, TTEENspYARE, HOUSE & STFAy.P0AT
IN esoda on haRd that VII Be most likely 70 nit
Our Rooms sT4eiCf facilities ahsnrpasseaf
Ia the West 20 exhibit goods adEAnth re- and asde f
enf tlee.ie ana Faeng departments ilih rs
On hand orEinal paetagos OF aspFed QuesnsWAts
sse5so pt country ana ne extreme West
Conassted Ntf ti1 houae, g REiNf ella Manu-
tACfokhs hence OF Country NeFehanfh nav fsvllon
sayinE the eaFrlage from the East % this pon ~ aSi
their Glass and QueensEare from ts.zi 2 - fi'Fa
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