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St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-13
From tie Baltimore Patriot.
Point Lookout % O Southern Bathing
Place.

Point Lookout is that projection or cape
formed at the junction Of the Potomac river
and Chesapeake Bay. Composing geographic
cally a part of the historical county Of ST.
Mary's, in the State Of Maryland, its eligible
situation has long since attracted the attention
of intelligent observers, who discerned in its
position and surroundings all the conditions Of
grand summer resort and bathing place. A
narrow tongue Of land, juts far outward into
the waters Of the Chesapeake, which here
spreads out eastward in q broad expanse Of
thirty miles, while on the south lies the Poto-
mac, with q channel of fifteen miles in width
at this meeting Of the waters" The cape is
easy OF access, aud is almost equidistant from
Baltimore, Washington. Alexandria, Norfolk,
and the other principal cities Of Maryland and
Virginia. Steamboats, plying between these
cities pass it daily. All vessels in ascending
or descending the Bay, or all those sailing
down or MP the Potomac, must needs pass
close 20 this Point, upon which is built light
house. in token Of the fact that the west cham
mel of the Chesapeake and the north channel
of the river promise safe navigation to the
mariner who, long before the United States
Coast Survey had ascertained this fact, by the
accurate measurements Of hydrographical SCI
ence, was accustomed to sing in rude verse,
handed down fruln father 20 son, Of
s.Poins Look. ut and Point LoOk-in,
Point No-pomt, and Point-asain,"
as being the recognized finger-boards Of Bay
navigation.
We have learned with pleasure that the pro
prietOr Of this favored locality, IN connection
with eOeorprising aSsociatca, is Dov preparing
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-13

DY virtue of a decree Of the Circuit Court for
- ST. Mary . county, sit ing in Equity, the
undersigned, a. Trustee. will sell at public sale
at LEONARD TOWN. between the hours Of
! and o'clock, p. M, on
THURSDAY, the Sd day Of June, 1858.
all the real estate Of which Alexander Ellis died
seized, consisting Of q tract Of land called,
PART OF ST. CLEMENTS MANOR,
containing about two hundred and thirty one
acres, more or less, lying in Bedlam Meek, in
the county aforesaid.
The aforesaid land has upon il a small Dwell.
LING HOUSE. and is susceptible Of improve
ment, being adapted to the staple crops Of the
county.
TERMS, as prescribed by The decree, are two
hundred dollars cash. upon the day Of sale. and
the residue in two equal instNlmenta Of one and
two years, to be secured by bond and security.
to be approved by the trustee.
GEO. C. MORGAN,
Trustee.
May IL, ls5s.-ts.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-13
CcoNACSICATED.1
To rnx RDrroas or Tuy Br.cox ~


To The EDTroRs or THE BEACON.
Dear SSrs: ! was yesterday interrogated BY
neatly-dressed youth of shout fourteen sum
mers, upon subject to which | had-to plead
Ignorance. You will please, therefore. give us
the desired information. Tie inquiry was
made thus: Mr. -, do people have to paw
for riding in town now? What town said I
Leonard Town, said he No, guess not. said
l. Why, said he. they tell me they have closed
up the the lane leading to town with a heavy
gate. and that every body who passes through
have TO pay levy, (l24 cents). Hardly. Joe,
said ]: Indeed, Mr.. =, they tell me 90
This j. as true rs gospel preaching. assure
you. Now, l would like to be advised upon
the subject, and il it is all fact, shall have
70 clip my acquaintance with the town pcopIe
Tor while at least, until the streets are paved
and the town regularly incorporated. as the
dimes arc scarce with me, sure enough.
JERRE, SoS OF JrMcRAcK.
Joe has been imposed upon. "The lane
leading to town" has not been closed. People
pass scot-free as Of yore, and the only tariff
likely to be levied, is a tariff upon pigs and
puppies. BY a literal construction, we have
no doubt that Joe will DO exempted from
duty.-EDs BEACON.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-13
MARRIED.

On Tuesday, the eth inst, at the residence
of her father, near Corpus Christi, Texas, by
the Rev. Bernard 0'Riely, Miss ANN Il. Barr
ros. daughter of Capt. Forbes Britton, to Judge
L. J. DAVIS, of Brownsville.
The Judge and his blooming bride arrived
here ON Monday evening last, and the former
proceeded on Tuesday morning to the holding
nf the Spring term Of his court in this city
Were Il not for his known love Of impartial
Justice. the ,rezpasser might hope escape, for
the Judge looks as though his cup of happi-
ness was full ts the bFim. May no cloud ever
intervene to shade the brightness of his felicity.
BrornsriEc Tsras) ABsaIcIH Flag.
On the 9th instant, at Sc. Peters Church.
by Rev. Mr.. McCdgan, JoHN T. Lyon 10 D.
d. KANE, both of Baltimore.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-13

This most valuable manure was 6rst brought
out undes the name Of Reese's Manipulated Co.
ano, but was originated by John Ketilewell,
Esq, Of Baltimore, and manufactured in his
works by hls machinery, which he has Eo=F Ia
ken charge Of himself, and 10 engaged on verv
extensive scale. We especially beg leave TO call
It to the attention Of tobacco growers-as it has
superseded oil other fertizers-makIng q much
heavier and richer plant than that grown from
the Peruvian. We deem any further commen,
unnecessary, but wall submit the following names
for references.
r. p. ATKINSON, Dinwiddis,
H. A. WlNFREE. Chest'r.
+. r. WILLS, Prince Geotges.
I. B. DYSON, NotLaway.
Mai. r. n. NEBLETT, Nottoway-
J. w. Cook, Belfeid.
J. 8. HARRIS, Brunswick
w. M. GILL, Dinwiddie,
o. ?. HARE, Prince George.
J.W. REESE, BeIksld.
DR.. II. g. HUNT, Greensvii!e.
3. SMITH, Lunsnburg.
Persons ordering direct or through their Cszs-
mission Houses wIll please specify Ketsls=stGS
Manipulated Guano-the original and gengise
article.
No. !. per ION OF 2,OoO lbs.. s4Ss,
- a.
Put up in good strong bags.
John KETrLEwRIL.
q. oBER' Z; s;....., AGENT.
No. Q Bowiy 3 Wharf, Baiimese, Nd.
May u. lssS
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-13
ST. MARY'S BEACON.


By reference TO our advertising columns, it
will be seen that AEr. KettleweIl presents his
'.Aanipulated Guano" rs candidate for the
favor VI Saint Mary's county farmers Il has
already been extensively used in our county,
and judging from the public testimony of
MesArs. Key, Morgan, NeaIc and SothOron, to
its merits, We should infer that its proprietor
did not Overstate its claims to public avnr.-
The gentlemen referred to in this county by
Dir. kettlewell, are well known a. obscrvan;
and intelligent farmers, and their testimony
viii doubtless determine many persor.s to try
the Manipulated Guano," who have not here
tofOre used it. We ask our farming pairUrs to
read Mr.. Kettlewell's advertisement.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-13
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DRs. T p. SLYE and GEO. F. ADAMS,
- thankful to their friends for the very liberal
patronage which they have heretofore received
take thus method OF informing them iha, they
have this day associated IN re practice OF Ply
sic, and solicit "A continuance Of the same
DIR. Adams can be found -. his office IN Char
lotie Hall-Dr. Siye At his residence, near Char
loIte Hall.
May l3, l95s-3w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
NOTICE.

VTNHE Trustees Of the St. Mary p Female Sem.
l. mary are requested to meet in Leonard
Town on Thursday, the Goth Of May.
By order Of the Board.
C. COMBS, PsssI.
May - 1853,
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-13
A Good Whitewash.

As this is the season Of the year when people
begin to clean up and make things look fresh
for the approaching summer, we have frequent
requests respecting the best and cheapest white
washes, both for tine outside and inside of
houses. AS we have in former Volumes given
reliable recipes of this character, we have no
occasions to refer our constant readers to them;
our new subscribers, however, cannot avail
themselves of the same reference-the follow
ing, therefore, is for them:
Take half bushel of fresh-burned white
lime and slack it either with hot or cold wa
ter. in tub or barrel. When thoroughly
Stacked, dissolve in the water required to thin
the lime, two quarts Of common SALT stir it
thoroughly, add one quart of sweet milk, and
it is ready for use to put on with brush
This wash is for the outside of buildings,
fences, &C., and is very durable. Some put
glue in whitewash and others -four and rice
paste but these render it liable to scale of in
very dry weather.
The above wash may be made cream color
by the addition of ochre.
The above whitewash is all that can be de-
sired for the interior Of houses, excepting the
salt, it must be omitted, as il tends 10 imhibe
moisture French white is superior 20 lime
washes for the ceilings Of rooms, as it is not so
liable to turn yellowish in color, but it rnbs OF
50 easily that it cannot be used for side walls.
Scientific american.
The UTAH REISFoRcEMEST.--The REIN
forcements going out to Utah, under Gen.
Smith, consist of three light batteries Of artil-
lery, commanded by Captains Barry, Hunt
and Reynolds; twelve companies of cavalry,
commanded by Colonel E. v. Summer; ten
companies Of foot artillery, commanded by
Brevet Colonel John Monroe; eight compa-
mics of sixth infantry, commanded by Leuten-
ant Colonel George Andrews; ten companies
of seventh infantry, commanded by Lieutenant
Colonel Pitcairn Morrison detachment Of
sappers and miners; detachment Of ordnance
men-an aggregate of 252 officers and 6, AS
men.
THE PRINTING OFFICE has indeed proved a
better college TO many boy, has graduated
more useful and conspicuous members Of soci-
ETY., has brought more intellect ont and turned
it into practical, useful channels, awakened
more minds, generated more active and eleya-
| ted thought than many Of the literary colleges
OF the country. a by who commences in
such school as the printing-ofice, win have
his talents and ideas brought cut and if he is
| careful observer, experience &c his profession
win contribute more toward an education than
can bs obtained in almost any Othss nanDes.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-13

The Duke OF Marlborough, passing the gate
Of the Tower, after having inspected ,ha, fortress.
was accosted by an ll-look;ng fellow thus
"How do you do, my Lord Duke7 believe
your Grace and have been in every jail in the
kingdom" "i beIeve, friend" replied the
Duke with surprise, ''this is the only iail have
ever visited" "yery like" replied the fellow, /,
''bui have been IN oil the rest " So saving,
he touched his hat TO the Duke and walked OF,
With the greatest saag JFsid imaginable. Mari
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-13
TO BACCO PLANTERSi
KETTLEW Ellis
Manipulated GuanO !
Prored by experience to be the best Fsrsii
ger kmO,rn for the gro,rth aud ins-
proremsnt cf quality + the To-
bacco PLdnG.

TNHlS GUANO has been thoroughly tested
l. for several seasons on all crops, with uni
versal success, and caa be no longer regarded
an experiment.
No. i-Il''t ts'' pf5H,,aS; 'PSo,n6,,;. Gu.no.
No Q Is and 9-3-ln'ImassIy inisgratsd by
machinery.
We challenge Peruvian Guano, pound .
pound, on first crop, and IN second crop and im-
provenen, Of soil it admits Of 40 eomparison.--
For Tobacco 1t is greatly superior, producing Q
much heavier and richer leaf.
II. G. s kEV.
G, Mx,. GEORGE II. MORsAx.
DR. X. NHALK,
HEHRT SorHoRoH.
.NOntgomsry County.
Y. c. Diekerson, Esq, says ''my Tobacco 10
very superior 20 what have raised with Peru
vian. and it's effect upon grass exceeds any thing
ever used.''
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-13

TrcKERNAS SENTEScED.-Tuckerm the
mail robber, was, on Tuesday morning, brought
before Judge Inger~oll, of the U. S. District
Court at New Haven, CT, for sentence, which
was, that he be imprisoned and kept at hard
labor in the State Prison for the space Of
twenty-one years. During the address Of the
Judge, the prisoner shook convulsiveIy, and
appeared TO feel his sentence a. mnch a. If he
had been condemned TO death.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-13

CoSrIRMEp.-Hon. John Cadwallader. OF
Philadelphia, has been confirmed a. the sue
cessor Of Judge John K. Kauc, Judge of the
eastern district Of Pennsylvania.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-13
F. NJ. Griffith OF sans county, tsst6ss a. fol-
lows:
.NiGr LzytonsrilIs, Jan. 30Lh, 1858.

lows
.AtGr LaytOn'riIIs, Jan. aOth, 1883.
Jxo. KErrLEwELL, Esq:
My dear Sir:-I: affords me pleasure 10 inform
you Of the result from the use of Ketllewe!l's o
Manipulated GuRno, on my corn, oats, tobacco
and wheat crops. l used It last Spring on my
corn and oats, side by side with A No. Peru
Wan Guano, and saw bat little difference If any
should decide in favor Of the Manipulated Qua
no. For tobacco ! much prefer il, az il gives
the plant a much finer texture, which Is, OF
course, of great advantage TO its curing From
the satisfactory results I experienced on my
Spring crops, ! order ed tons last Fall for nv
wheat, which at this time looks equally as pro-
missing as any Of my neighbors where Peruvian
G,ano has been used. Several Of my neghbors
also have tried it and are very much pleased with
its results.
With the highest confederation Of respect,
am very truly yours, &C.,
Extract OF letter from Col. Geo. w. Hughes.
Of Wes, River, Anne Arundel county, oet 22d.
1851:
''I have used your Manipulated Guano No. ],
on Tobacco The last season, ,risk most sxesilsmt
effect, and expect TO increase my purchase Of 10
next Spring for the same purpose"
Our agents in Petersburg, Virginia, q large
Tobacco district, refers TO it a. follows:
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-13

Col. Fremont BEATES-The supreme
court Of California has decided the case or Bid
die Boggs VS.. the Merced Mining Company
reversing the Judgment of the court below.
The question involves the title of Fremont. to
the mineral wealth of his Mariposa claim. The
court decides against Fremont, and that a fee
simple to land does not carry with it the title
to the gold extracted therefrom. This il con-
sidered great triumph for the miners.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-13

STEAMERS FOR EURoPE.-Scnator Kennedy,
Of Maryland introduced bill in the United
States Senate, ON Monday, proposing the es-
tablishmcnt Of line Of six iron mail steamers,
to ply between the ports of New York, Phila-
delPhIa, Baltimore, and Liverpool, England !;
and to touch at Norfolk and Savannah. The
bill was referred TO the committee on Post
Office and Post Roads, without discussion.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-13

How TO SToP BLooD.-Take the fine dust
OF tea or the scrapings of the inside of tanned
leather, and bind it close upon the wound and
blood will soon cease to flow. These articles
are at all times accessible, and easy to be OBJ
tanned After the blood has ceased to flow.
laudanum may be advantageously applied to
the wound. Due regard to these instructions
will save agitation Of mind, and running for
the surgeon, who would probably make no
better prescription, if present.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-13

DEATH OF GEN ME.cER.-The venerable
Gen. Charles Fenton Mercer, 50 well and IA
vorably known throughout the United States
died near Alexandra, Va, on Tuesday in the
sOth year bis age. Many years ago he was
a distinguished member of Congress, and filled
other Offices Of responsibility with signal
ability.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-13

Our agents in Petersburg, Virginia, a large
Tobacco district, refers TO it as follows:
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-13

The case of the State of Maryland rs jos
eph H. Tucker, charged with embezzling as
president Of the Mineral Bank, has been
brought to an abrupt close. The defence have
proved BY the States witnesses the innocence
Of criminality or fraud on the part of Tucker.
The States attorney abandoned the case, and
q verdict of not guilty was rendered by the
jury. Tie verdict gives general satisfaction.
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FROM IA VAN.f.
ARRIVAL OF TIE EMPIRE CITY.

ARRIN Al. OF IIiE EMPIRE Ill
The Empire City, Capt. S p. Griffin, LEI. New-Or-
leans OH the 20;h al n. m, AID entered the hAr-
Dor OF Havana a; sunrise the I'D. Found IN
port steamers Label and Granada; the later arrived
the day previous from Aspinwal. Having transferred
The California mails and passenger and received those
from Havana the Empire City left at p. IN. on the
same day for New-Iork. Business Is reported dull al
Havana and FIRE ghts ditto Many vessels had left
seeking business at the Gulf ports Four vessels had
arrived from the East indies since the lStn bringing
l7l2 coolies to the Blustsl Exhibition exclusive Of
2j4 water-cured reported died OF" disease OIL the
passage. Prices of sugars have advanced; sOck lt2.
Geo boxes. Exchange, London u per cent, New-Yor
par 10 per cent. The health Of Havana IL re-
ported good. Al q! p. m. on the I'D, Havana
bcGmg s. W. by s., distant 10 miles, the Empire City
spoke II. b. VI. steam gun-boa. Jasper, with ship
Amelia in company, which she had taken az prize
twodeys pre- vously, outward bound saverwh 1000
donblooIs on board The Jasper had previously been
cruising sixty days of the coast waiting for some
thing of the sort to turn up. Supplied late papers
ard lett them to Ego their way rejoicing. On the
oath, at p. M, lat % 80, long 80, passed steamer
Daniel Webster, bound to Havana. The day, saw
three large ships ashore Cofins Patches having
evidently mistaken the new light on Dry Shoal Tor
Carr sor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-29
MARINE AFFAIRS.

TIE United States soop-of-war st. Mary's Com
mander Davis had arrived a: San Francisco previous
to 9Th nst in % days from Honolulu, all well. More
than thirty seamen had deserted since her arrival bu.
several had been captured. ~ ~
The United States steam fnga.e Merinac, bearing
the broad pennant Of Commodore j. c. Long, Com
mander Hitchcock, had arrived a. Caao previous to
.he oath ult. Leut. Coher, passenger by the steamer
Moses Taylor, at New-York from Aspinwal, brings
dispatches from Commodore Long. 62
The United States soop-of-wsr Levant, Commander
William Smith, from Hong Kong for the ntsd States,
whic passed Apjer Dec. %, hsd been spoken in the
Straits of Sunda, by ship CONTEXT at Ne~-York The
Leyent is bound ID Boston.
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and tSSoee Tor .bs Zlnhose Rivcr up vhEE ske viii
,,,sn ss far ~ her drsught Of va'sr viii rnmn her 70
20. Tie little Auaeh VIII then be uIsApped, snd
win commence her pa. Of the enterprise. BESIDE
Dr. and Nh. Livingstone, the Pearl has on board
their lhe son; M Living tone, brot'er TO Dr. Llv-
ugstone and sssstau Z commander; Captain bedlDs-
field, r. N, Government surveyor and nautical com
mander Of the expedition; Dr. kuk Of bdiGburgh, the
bo;an.et and Ieocs officer; M Thornton, TIE geo
F. Baipes, the artist Of the expedition, ell Of whom
have siere3 articles ondeT Government for two years
service. Mr.. John Laird and few other friends
COZ panied Dr. Livingstone on board, and bsde nm
cheering God speed, belize tle ves'e sailed
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EUROPE

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER FULTON:
TIE steamer Fstop, Capt Weston arrived nor, r
yesterday morning from Hsus. She w.s n0' .sae
70 have TIA. pO,, until p. m Of the l2th mat a.y
A.hpd her ,.eu,.r tme, ewing to deficiency OF water
= Ns dol. osu,ed by h.svy sasterly gales. She
os, ..vsrsl large eebergs the 2ad inst in i'i AZ
4. 40 ,"rs as 30, to IS 30. She had westerly
-. ,,,0,sb tbe whole ps,sage She bringsno news,
s.~;,s hen anticipated by the Niagara OF HaniAS.
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NEUJER,SEY ITEMS.

REoPrNISG OF CHURCH.-Tne Reformed Dutch
Church corner of Erie and South Third streets Jersey
City, in which worship hiss been for some time sus-
pended wac reopeDed yesterday, and the Rev. w. IL.
Campbell of the New-BunsSick Theological Semi
nary occupied the pulpit in the morning and afternoon.
Il is announced that regular seryces are 10 be held in
this Church hereafter and prsyermeetings are to be
held on Tue day ard Thursday evenings OF each wesk
BAPrIsy.-The Rev. Mr.. Buckbee OF the West Ho-
boken Church administered the rites of baptism to
eleven converts, by imTnersing them n the Hudson
River at Hoboken, yesterday morning, at 9 O'Clock.
The occasion drew together numerous concourse Of
people The Rev. Mr.. Patton ,f the Hoboken Bsp-
us. Church also bsptised several persons 10 the
Church a. the close OF the morning sevce yesterday.
TrrA,rRY REPoRT,-Mr. y. ID. Nroom, Treasurer
o: Jersey Ci,y, has made report Of receipts and
expenditures for tie year ending Mach I'D instant,
by which it appears tha,
Balance IL Treasury Mach, 9l72 81
FNpepd.iurrs OF the y.Ar........ Ss5 1u7 u
Moneys refur j. d................ l4h,SO u
BsArr- Mar -, lGjs.......... 800 a.
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BY the ariy,lo! (.

Fpos YUcA-AN-By the arTiT,l OF he Big Herc1-
les, Capt Psmerino, yes;;efdsy, f'om CGmpeachy in
la, G0Saati4s : sciIi,s Of Merida, . the IN ir.,
hey cor Prise very t,e If n.ere-- ,p7osd. Oh.ial
= p1,rn,s,i,n- frl-l vsro-s tr<n' snd ds.ric.- o..
- STATE -e,,,aen: ;r-pquI y prevailing TIE mai
f--.O Of santa k1-,, 81 Jsn-ary ias:, lblshsi a.
1uni.pg.h a. ss.eIai aePs ne zee lU.h.jg.
.N-soirAa. I<.,.r. e..
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E,prs.-A fire occurred n Newark on + iisy even.

EINT@.-A me- O7CIT1ru NeVhTK on F lIav evHn-
Inc - bi-h roy-d The ifou railing lacgury aud foundry
- Nr t,Ius Ed~ aids, In Railroad eu4e between Fat
Mecr apc Han ron .tTe.s near tie Marx: Dept.
r. a. u NJ Edwards 10 tstima;ed in.u--l To-
oO on .ook and so 3. bui tinE The :annery
h. sharp, co., BsFidere W. totally 3.iOyed BY ire
- r.y rilf The irted o abo4. t.-inc,re,l
= -
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H,AyY BrRGIARY.-Tbe residence OF Mr. Rufus X.
rrTy No Isl Mercer street, Jers.y CITY entered by bI
durus Friday DIh', aii robbed OF ~w.ry co:hls
,on.v ., the value sbJu, 81 90 Toe hoas Wa tnOroasy
r.u.ssee ara every H # tAAen. The inmates
o. Ais, bed and that chic
Bs., have II ben quite ieq4rn. 10 jersey City snd
20 p.rtr,ors been very suoes.s in sudirs detecon
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SAIrIse or On. LIvINGsTO,E's EXrrDIIIoS.-LIv-
rKpooL, March lO.Ths north. westerly gales which
prevsn,ed Ae ssli-g Of the screw steamer Pear u
kondsy and yes.e'Ssy, aosted thls morning. ard ~
~ Minutes sf.er one o,ock she took her departure
fCr Sierra LeO.e, Whence ,Ae VII Al f1r ue Cb{t,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is
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Inc election OF Tuesday las: Tor delega.es to TIE
Iohsu'o',ohai CONVENTION proves 20 have elected
considerably ess than the fu Free ste vote Of the
iennory iaci, however which il rather stt'iblta-
Die to the total sck OF opposition from the pos sya-v
party thsn 70 any absence Of sympathy in he ob;ec,
Of the election, or Indifference a. 10 the result or
the lVo delegates e'eet, a. less. 60 are u1der-
STOOD 70 be Ant-hnneols men-tt.. ~ opOos4d
20 the location Of The sas.e capita! n a oG.s
whore Chiei s:tys'iioLs on microscope eIIrl ast,s1
have hces fund e lcDs.st 81 vse st,la, II audl,