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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-13

THROUGH TICKETS can b. obtained at the
6kEAT SOUTHWESTERN RAIL ROAD
OFFICE, corner of Pennsy vania avenue and 9Th
street, Washing on, On board of the Steam Ferry
Boat George Page or at the Uice of the Orange and
AlexaGdrla RaIlrOad, at Alexandria,
TO
Knorvile, Dalton, ATLANTA. Chattanoo ga,
Nashville, HHmtsrilLe, Grand Junction,
Memphis, Montgomery and Nsac Orleans,
By direct route, aLd continuous railway connec
tons to Memphis.
Afordlng greater Edpsdi.i0a and Comfort and
beng over niI.S shorter than by any other route
The steam Try boat George Page leaves the foot
of7th street at Ga a. m, for Alexandria where pas
sengers take the cars Tor Richmond. Charlottesville
stanton, White Su phur Springs, Woodstock, 4 ,
and at "a p. m. for Richmond AMI all points Sonth
west, making sure and close connections to Mem
pins.
Bagsase Wagons and Omnibuses leave the Office.
Pa. avenue, at O'Clock a. m. and ?. m
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent.
Je lI-u Washington.
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lands appropriated by iaw FOR the Of ssh.oas,
the sales.
The Offering Of the above lands will be commenced
on the days appointed. and VII proceed % the order
IN vhloh they are advertised until the whole shall
have been offered, sDd The sales thus closed but no
sale shall he kept open longer than two weeks. and
NO private entry to an, Ofthe lands al be admitted
until amer the expiration Of the two weeks.
Gives nder my hand at +. CITY &C Washihston.
this nineteenth day OF Msrch ammo Dou.inI one thO1
sand eislst hundred aId hfty -eght.
JANIS BUCHANAN.
By the President:
THOMAS A. UENDRtCEs,
COMMISSIONER of the General Land Ofioe.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTiON CLAIMANTS.
Every person eBtItled 10 the ria ht -enption
Ia any Of the lsnds within the townships snd parts
OF townships above enumerated uIred To eStab
llsh the To the satisfaction Of the TegStr ard
receiver Of the proper land office, asd MAKE pay
r7tHf fh,r'tor as SOoH as practicable offsT
tag fhlS aOftoe. and before the DAY appointed for
the commencement 81 the pualc sale ~ the lands
embracing the tract Claimed; otherwise such claim
wall be forfeited. .
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS.
Commits sioner Of the General Land Ofhoe.
&-laWtlqguly
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Traveller Directory.
THE VIRGINIA sPRINGs.-Passensers

THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.-Passensers for
the Oranee and Alex. ~ -. cxszszs=zg,
.ndris Railroad, by leaving
their names at the ofhoe of ARH-NN
the AleKsndria and Washington Rsroad, 9TH at.
ana Louislans avenue, will be called for and oon
yeyed to the Long Bridge station. where good
oIeskiast can be obtained. This line ca res the
md AZ Tree from the annoy ance of and orses
thar is met with on the boat. 1t il the most expo
ditious, and IN many Instances, the most economi-
cal route. Coaches connect with every train from
Baltimore. -. ~. - 7 ,..'0-I
N. B.-Coaodes furnished for Excursions and Pro
Mics. -,g ...... . je24 II
TRE STEAMER GEORGE PAGE WILL
run as follows: - ...
Leave Ale1andT,s at 4, Q. 10. IL o'cl'k az
am, 2. 4, and O'Clock p.
Leave WASHINGTON al 6, Q, IL O'Clock q. m. 1, s, 5,
The THOMAS CCaooLLYER. when on the route,
will run at opposite hours. are IS cents.
Whaley's Omnibu ses, connecting with the Page
street and Penn. avenue the same time the boats
iestf RICHARD WALLACE. Pres.
THE STEAMER THOMAS COLLYER AL
WAYS MAKES HER REGU- r.
LAR TRIPS TO MOUNT YER EA&A1S
NON, starting from her wharf al the
inot OF 9TH street. IN this city, at Oh O'Clock on
Tuesdays and Fridays, as advertised. When also
river, her hours for their mmodaton are so ar
ranged not to interfere with the regularity Of her
trips to Mount Vernon.
Tins announcements has been rendered neces sarv
by the prevalence OF an erroneous impression the
contrary. ---- je l6-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-13
poohLE-tcaRt 3iSsFFEEp VENEZUELAN

a SoISkERlNG PtANO.IN BEST MP
49, ~. S safe cheap On accommodating terms m ~,
VIC. METZEROTT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-13

At the land ofhce At KIcxAPoo, commencing on
Monday, the hth day Of July next for the dis
Oft public lands within the follow ng named town
ships, viz:
South Of the base live and snst of the sizth prin
eipuI nlsridiaa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-13
Rev. JOHN PIERPONT,
III ON AS 4. DEXTER,
:. u. KEN DALI, Nj. ID.
SAM L FL. MAY,
THOMAS c. ANGRY,
PETER HARVEY,
Az Il RS
Cathartic Pills,

! The sciences Of Chemistry and
' al ediclne have been taxed their ut
most to produce JhIs best, most per-
feet purgatiVe which is known to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-13

The part outside
OF the Indian
reservation of
All except SEQ
tons 1, 2, and
Sof
ALL of
The part outside
or the Indian
reservation of
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c I 4 ".
OAce Second Story, three doors from
ODD FZLLOws' HALL.
Speotacles and Glasses suited to ever sigh,
Opera, Reading, and WatchmaEer's "a
Classes; Telescopes, Microscopes
yIeat iety; CosmOTeInic StereOscopss with view
Of superior and choice pictures on hand See adv
tsemeGt IN National lntellIgenosr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-11-06

nteen Yolitifern, pelde unbebin9t ben Oeamen
GROCER StaatSmdnner Uerpienen unc ceren SEE
ben, fat lib in taulenpfad wieoerbclten @ee
meinplaeen gu b~epe9en, lteta oas 9eprdSe oea
bOben @eniu8 trasen. Gine 8e~rbnli6e pclttt-
i6e AnlpraGe gu b6ren Ooer gu leien, lit cine
BOniten5, welder lib Sober, benz Die .3ett fCltbar
lit, germ ent5iebl, ,pc8e9en cine Oteoe 9ewaro'8
ltetS ben boAlten @enuB 9ewdbrt. Seworo iii
fetn Deml9cB ; ltet8 appeuirt er an Die. eoteren
SnpulIe, ME an Die nieprisen 2etteni0aften Jet.
ner 60rer. @r pcrlAmdbt e8, oaS @ebiet per.
Snliher Nnfelupuuoen unp 8erDd6tiBunaen
gu bttreten ; ibm gilt nur ba8 Yrtu5p, unO oleN
Nip er, wibreuo er ben 0te8eln Der oratorjlAen
Sd6nbeit in ieOer Siulidt 0feauun8 tra8t, mi
treiien0er S0Grie biu5uiteQen. 90 miro let0
Quftreten i'm Seuat lOwCbl ME in SplfSOer-
Iamnlun9eu ltet8 ais Elm Greisn'B betrahtet, u
lelblt Die 9e3ner luulA:n ~lelnen Worten mi
a btunsspcller Nufmertlanfett."
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lid bineinaefarat batteu, UNI ben Slammen au

lid htnelnBelttr6t batteu, INN Den Tlatll1ien 81
entseben, bon penen na8 gan5e G6iff e~rgriffen
mrrOen mar. Sn 6Olge Dapou waren beinabe
ale ertruntell, ais Die SOOte re8 Sfiffe8 Wiaus
rice" auf benz SAauplaBe De8 lln9liif6 anlan8s
len. Die 8ela9ten baben feruer ertlirt, bag
bel ibrer Nufunit ali 8Oro be5 vWfaurtce" 81.
wfiSiere uno Wfannidaft lGmmtlih mitetnanber
mstteiferte1, uul ibnen III jeber Se5iebung Silfe
81 ~leilten. Gie pcrIabeu lie nit &!eloun98.
ltiiden, pIle8ten Die 8ertebteu u, /. NJ. Ia
mentllA 5eihnete liA Der brave Capt. 91enauo
Dur6 cie Scr9flIt aus, Delde ct cen &ranfen
%wlpnIete. 0mem 8reBen Gbeile Der 5Aiff,
bridiSen ibeGlieB CT letne &leiQer /; felt Dem
%un9llfliden Gret9nllle be9ab ct liA lelblt gar
ni1t 5ur Nube, auBer elm pdar Stunpen, Gle Ell
anf penn 6uBboDen 5ubradte. Denn feline ga.
ute unp Iein Bett bate ct etneln 41lll9ier ab-
a~streten, urD omar allies pa8 mil elner pe8 bod
ten 2obe8 niiroi9en llneiBennlBi9feit, oa er
nidt eInnlal elnen lbal Upn pem erpdbnten BdI
iaaier an9eb0teuen Oialnlnt annebrneu moQte.
Tim eln autbentll DIES 3augniB bon BEN
Wfulbe, Ter Slnqebuug unD Wienl6lt9feit oaf
braUeu @apltan0 Jien1up un0 Der Wtanni1af
pes iran50ltl6eu Shiiie8 Wtlurice aus ytantea
ab5uleaen, BADEN MID Die pbeu erpdbnten 45er'
jpue,t gebeteu, pprltebenee @rfldrupg abSu9eben
r8ela9te 0erren paben nebit mir, benz un'
tetSeihneten. 8ice @pnlul, poritebenoe @rtId'
rung nadS itatt9ehabter 8orleiuuB uuter5et6uet
Selbige maro 9teidioll3 etnitimnli9 pon oreiBG
bel oieleuI 2lctu8 anDelenoen EariOnen, Die al
8sro pes u2tuurjce" au9etOnmen maren, uni
bic ib ol8 Sdtfibriidt9e oe8 Oanpier8 2tultrii
e%rfannte, ~beitatIgt.
6prta, 21. Sept, 1858.
@me. Gtbeirp, fran3 Sices@onlul
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~Eele9rap11icD& yeocbricDtet
8cttWtGt furDeu. "a aIttmVrs ggeder."
93Sahl in GctpzQLnrE.

2SSaDl int NctpzYOrf.
Oo8 JleIuItat per G~cu8rtBDlblen 1T: ~
Ncpublitaner, 4 8uhananeO eruofraten, 2
Oou9lp5a Denlotrateu. Sn bic Aiiernblp ltnO
naH Den bl5bert8en 9tadribten 9epabIt: n
OppclttIcn8mdnuer, 20 Oemcfraten.
SSabl IN Jlltnpts+
0ldn5euber Steg Oee r%epublifa'
Mi 6 en- Staat8tidetS.
003 repUbtif1aii4e Staot8y &ifet bat
AUDI IN Slmpl8 8~lan6pcl 9elie9t, uno 5nar nit
elmer Wlalcrit1t ppn 5000 Stimmen. a
Da8e9en beltdl!9t e5 id, rab Douglas
III lebem 51ule Der @eleeBebun9 eine feline
Ufalcritat BAT. Der Staat Suinpis i'm @lns
sen 1T al ii belwte9enp repubItfa F,
n d uno spatoe nah pieleuI 8erblltnille btt
Ter RraltDcuteuplbl benz repubIttan 9
d II &aubiOoteu Die Ntaipritat oeben. DOus
8I15 re pantt Ietaen SleB bauptld6ljd oenl
I'm itanbe, paB Die etn5elnen Ottrttte ir
pie % eleb9ebuug duf cine bohtt un9s
redte &np Die repablIflnilAe Ylrtei teelntrdttts
8tnoe gSelle ab8ctfeIlt linp Gas pt:l oltnner
berGiferte, aber DempfratlI1e Si0'JuItnt5 bal
rerbditntBln1BlJ melt ulehr Ab9eprcnete Itr Ole
Xeglolatur 81 mdbleu, ais p1S melt prltrethere
lepHbllfanllhe 0I0s5linci8. Set Der Pr1ll=
Deatenmlbl, no n2tirliA II A t ndd Olltrlften
%8ejtimlnt miro, bilft pieIe partelIIde @lnt9ellun6
ben Dempfruten II 6 t s. Die 0feo.)
Ol8 8ubanan Gjfet Int 9an5en St1lte 81
lincl8 erbielt pom 24O, 900 Stimulen nur 250O.
lleber bic 8 On E b en- III SumCS
1T bis iest 6ol9eupsS befannt 9emdblt ltuo
Die 9ieppblfaner s. y. 28ulbburne, $. >
6arnRnortb, 8. 2~OrejOp, SO. &eIcss unD Die
Oouolaspemofraten S. g. Wiorrts, 8. &c.
W}prriS, &. {. Sarri8, S, 6. Gcbinlo on, Is.
y. 6pulfe, Sobu u. 2c9au.
98aDl in Mfidbienn.
UeIrOit, 3. TOp. Cooper, Douglas
Denlrfrat, if in eriten Oiitritt nit u~nseidbr
100 WialoritIt 9~em19lt,
Sn Der 2e8iSlatur ltebt e8 mad ben biSberi9en
0faHrihteu 10: Senat % 0tepubliflner unp
Il Demofraten ; 0au8 46 0teputltauer unp
80 Oerlotraten.
OaS 9an5erepubltf. StaatSttfe.
I nit etuer Wtajcritat Don 60OO-10. 900 ct
sewdblt,
.News OrIean8, 5. Ncc. Der Dam
pier Quofer @itb lit unten bon Sera Sru5.
Die 3ebulntepsc>0lout mar 9%eGffnet mprcen,
aber feline callfUrnilAeu POlten unp fei;le Ser.
b~inOuns nit per plcIfilden &Ilte paren pa ae>
lpelen, leltpem .3ulOl9a'8 &ruppeu aeIprenat
paren. Der SltpmuS lit fret, (??) =
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oie ,,@rimimalseitune" aber @elUarO

Die v@rimiuol5eituns," Welde, felt ite iit
in ibertriebeuer AeusfliGteit balb uno balb pcn
Der republttaniiAen 9artei l~cS9eEa8t bat, ielbli
bel ben 6untern gar wrbl an9eieben 1T, fdut in
ibrer ~neuelteu Scr. fOl9enDeS t~reffenDe lrtbeil
Rber pen 6ibrer Der republitaniihen Yartet:
Der @enatcr Semaro 1T elmer BON ben me.
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&Oi. DentOfr. Snrnnercin-

ge si, S10en.sse oeh z. B. Wtts. nirD la az zen Saale tes
fSttgtnstttaleS Sratfr. So. 800, Don 6tn Dr. 10 IN elm &c
Isn'll9eE Sottrdg 8e9alteH merben Qber ~
"o"' VeqstilatB oeS Seben8 nom naturmilIens
l9a tlld1en StanDpmnfte 6etradtet 4"
ben flnn Der 3airttt mad Seoinn bs 8oTr 40 Std, 81 rr 81
IS
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Wtitere 8eri@te Scr G(ncrica",
&nglanb.

Sin Gele9rlmm aus Balentia mar in 2onopn
in Der Hfadt oeS 20. einSetro1ien unO bate Sc
meloet, Dab man pieoer pertlanOltde Si9nala
bon 9tem 6ounolano aus ourdD pas Eau erblls
ten babe. Die Si9nale maren lebr Deutlib II.
ole eln9elaufenen H9orte waren !: Daniels
now is circuit" (OlnielI8 ieet III 8eweSun5(
Spfprt waro Der Sefebl ertbellt, audi in Salen-
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8aQ In ,QibfrtS : n. I 1 am @t0Htd8 Ben q. R0o. etnen
w. WV ! na!tl" @afnsrfiam ral@ea. Rioeres H. Elmer f Bar.
Dd5 AputtP c.
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Den Vttt5lteofrh pbiBen 3sretn5 btete arr wo%ri4t t,s
naWHsh 2panertd8 ben Ii. 3. " q. Bic 6Il6fdSr1,hS ss ~
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tltpnosn ~ltO. Nt9terl4stnt nbe 6a0sn l3 in be asS, s STts'
Str8e 81 TaGea' SIN AUitraac
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Wi4ti8e @rtru @eneral 8erlamallunQ
unabDdmNioeu Snrn. 9Serc;ns

Az ~ I.Vt1 UlHBIit0 oee NHdG5angtge &urasBertns wtrb
S Sr = "S Np 5tt"Bs"S aeI9Gtatary I'D an @iOns ag ten 5tO9em-
INN c;orn INN b Spsats uRt IN 6rr @rtra @eaeral. 0erf1mm.
S OEtS'mS smn Ier0.n loa. Die 0t3tetl6 iaea6en babt lid
tu6en. w ~ StFElHS "
Sm
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0ereini9ter SfQaten 81uzg}erei1 Wc >

Nd@ G0niitulrRng oiefsS, af itsesal srrnof6h, boffrtsn
oaueeretus ptrc cGrIstbe isten Nontao Ibs"Ss ~ ~ IL ~
Sprt"saatosn YOafe, @ts M,nrspmeSes uno 5baarpFrase,
sS ~ ~ %V@snttlVea StFta sinian8en batsn unp bar bic GIN
SW Vr ~ 4Gpea.
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Neue MnSct0e1s.
@aNfrlsf.

Dtejdtt8en perrfn Watuer DaO pt 5insu6unb 6pn goaf.
more, gel ne 9sasiGt fHo, III etRem @Oujet mi3uptrfen, wei6es
6an osnend her . 6 put getea .0a0Gm y Gbr unb Rtp6r
natFnosH lou tao RPttRt eriuht etnfr %8erfammiung bei1us
w0qRen, pc am z etsies, ale am SgHu aa RaBmittas 3 ubr.
itattinbtA pirb. GDi Il 6pi",
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Gput& UiMBG,
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jgg 95s2s OrORer 5aDressS5aa es
gMGz3fa Der 81
1a< Seat Yaul>2D9e 9tc. l.. 9. . Il. 9. k@aaH
am Mpnte9 Den s. NpSem6er 1858
in ter

Die Wtd8Ite6er Der Sean. 9dulz9Ole MAIDEN btsrmft tbren
breuneen, ben 3titoerH 6S Oroens, fppie BEN DgeIttum uber-
9aupt Ole ireun6it e ansft8t Bag tie loren ,a9re5.8aa in
Ger f46ntn Jebet-Sdae GbbdlttH werber. Bonn @vmmtttes
Gn9eHGbrt ais nP9it6 su MAIDEN.
Die Ellis. u1o d. ntdu wlftuas 1T on unferen 8ruber
I. 4Fnne6 neergeben pprpsn netber NIT ausseset @neten
Spst'tn une @etrdnfer, 10 Ne elmer f~rsuapti6en Ssbonbluna
zen unS beiu6eupeH 0Iten aufp lrten ptrp.
Die ppue Ilnipn &Urnet @Sano, uuter Gapt. WDnatb. pe(ber
ebenfauS ais Wttt9lito Der 9C9e aIe5 %agfbteten wirD bic Z ana.
!HllStT gu befrteptqen. III tnr 0teiea SaG engagirt.
iGeinen.
&taets Su so Cts. fir sinen 6erra unb sust Damen Rnb N
Paoen 4eenos an Der Hane, tepie BET benz uaertet4nsttn
Committee,
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Na6ts II Il br. Sbi9e8 MAT lan8ft 9es
Iett, als bic gauge Staot in Aufre9uHB 9ertetb
nurd bic @rmurouns pes braUen @plt5llten
NisOOn, Der rem elmer 8anOe 8luBbiltea an iel=
nenI bduSliGen SerOe 9eitladtet muroe, neil
er Der Wabrbeit Die &bre CAB uno ben OI0roer
nnb Glubbilten @ambrla entlarpte. CD melt
lit e6 leet bier Setcmmen, OaB Der mutbise ct
herbeitebeamte uno MISUNDERSTANDING 8ir9er,
Der Dor @eridt 9e8en einen bluti9m Nt0rOer
8eugt, pcn ben SpieB9eIepen Oes WtSroer8 i'm
0Hc.6e leiner 6amllie ernlcroet miro.
Gisler 8orfaa 1T cine grdBlide Saulfration
Der bieigeu Gerbdltni6e. Ob Da nod Nuis
malunsen ~oift5le1er @u4lamteit uno Gttp See
form A0rciattouen our 9erbeifibruns zines aud
nur b~albneeS cipililrten 3ultanpe8 auSretten !
= bieie Brase m05e lih tar 9ente leOer u%nlerel
Qsler Ielblt beantmcrten.
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h Gmrpp6ifc5e SSacDricDtcie,

Rea>Dcrf, 2, Nop. 1858.
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2urteL
5n Paiiaeoina {? Yolaromit) mar eitt fnrdt'
barer AuffanO au58ebrDAen unp piele Wtpbus
meoaaer wareA 9etGotet wcgreu. 3rupreu pas
zen I'M Annlarld mad Den aufltdnollden 0p
ltrlften te3riffsu.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-03
Better from plaaot,W Warning TO- Eorses
trS-s Thieves is pffsiil
'lANo, CoIIih co4ntyI Texas
June 2S,h, rs.


DEka J.rnIgR :---l9rUm toe, best Informs
tion we caa gather itseerts That our Country,
particularly The Ked River, t3uphhr and Iru.
uy ;t5uions 6f il, are completely infested win
horse thieves Three men were committed to
ail in hopkins countyd few days Stncei ana
rheY are committing Ihets almost daily, IN
Hunt aud Fannip Counties There was one
caught in ttSo miles of this place last i'rdnW
@lio was pursued ~ taree uler from the yjcin-
ty Of Wayo1achie, whose naa,es 1e did not
learn but tiey took possession of the thief al
this place and We learn they passed through
your trGn next duy with The horse$ he bad,
but without him and they stated they did no.
find the thief; and we suppose he was left IA
condiGn to relieve Us Of any fears as 20 any
I6rlbar uoutIe en- his part, give you ibis
commun catioa as warning o the Reminder
# his clan, fol the minds &C tie .Gmnunity
here is pretty wei settled dawn MOI 10 be tranb
led With theru, for we haze no jail Ia this
county ard the keeping Of criminals has kept
our county treasury almost exhausted SO as
we are scarcely able 10 build one, and we must
qut keennr them ami we can bridge the
creeks through our county 50 bat we may
have reqular rips wiih our mail line for we
aTe truly ont done with ihe old way they bave
Of doong but from The looks Of the coach and
horses that passed here to day for the purpose
az sucbiac the lne We begin to feel that there
IS bef.f day a eosnine. Our county il max
inD Arrangements to put The Rad through Il IN
rood order witi, good bridges aud we have
every raasaf, 20 believe that we viii have 10
use isf Telegraph from Clarasyile 10 Aus
tbs. Il the couniy eolris thraughodf Tie liae
49,, b., 40 gheir duty aud as the waters are
lsw ana the farming season over new y tue
firne ,o' their TO epeFaie.
Heath is eooA--coru looks foe and We
bs,e q'e8ty Of wheat and cats ffthe emigraht,
PIP
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saii to be i5,isossa iaoTc rleri ihHs ana seaa ie
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