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REMOVAL.


A &H. C. BLACKMAR have removed their
n. stock of musical merchandizG, stationery, &c.
t. Vieksburg, here they have bought the interest
of Mr. Z. ID. Patton in the house of BlAokmar
Patton. The business will heraf CT be carried On
under tho firm Of
BLACKMAR BROTHER.
VICKsBURG, MISS.
We have now th- largest and most complete
stick Of sheet music, musical instruments and
nasioal merchandise in the South.
Our Pianos
s-EssHAfsssz,x Are from the unrivaiee uzzz55zzl
n Factories OF 'hickering HMMHH
u j Vs. Sons, Nunns Clark,
II. Hsnsen. We are als1 prepared to supply fac
tory retail prices and at short notice, pianos from
Steinway 4 Sons, Peters, Cragg Co., and other
frst-eass makers.
OuR FRIcEs--We selling elegant, seven octa-
vo. rosewood pianos, warranted perfect ut 1926.
Child & Co.'s MelOdeons.
Being the wholesale agents for the Southern coun-
try for these beautiful instruments we are ena-
blsd to sell melodeons at Northern prices and to
supply dealers at the regular wholesale prices.
Genuine Martin Guitars.
Also guitars FROM Hall l. Sons, Schmidt Maui,
Titon aud other favOrite makers IN great variety
and of every price.
R,ass instruments Of every description sold singy
OF in SETS Yiolins Accordeons. Flutinas, Clarnets
Flies Flagonets, Banjos, Violouceios, double oas-
ses drums, tAmborines, trangles, strings for all n-
struments and every other variety ot musical ther
chandize.
Sheet Music.
Our stock of music for piano, guitar melodeons,
violin. dute, harp, &C., we believe to be the best
selected in the South. 1t embraces all the standard
pieces aud all the popular music Of the day and Is
constantly increased by additions OF new music from
every publisher in United States.
Instruction Books for all instruments
ssg~ Music and instruction books sent by mail
pastaee fres on receipt Of the marked price,
k5y- Planes and melodeons for rent.
sSg- Old Pianos taken in part pay Tor new:
Or, % ,5u BLACkMAR BROTHER.
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valuable PLANTATION ron SALE.

VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE.
/ OFFER for sale the plantation on which nov
reside, located six miles South Of Shengalo Car.
roll county on the Mississippi Genital Raiiroaa.
containing, about 1900 acres-ahout 500 acres In
high state Of cultivAtion-thS balance d finely tin
bored. The place h . desirable one In every n.
spect; being well improved, q great part Of Il IN
hsalthiest aud most desirable nsighborhoods IN the
country, &c,, &c.
For particulars refer 10 Gen. Jo. BAH, jackson.
Miss, and DR.. O. N. Walden, SAonralo. AZ / shali
be absent after the 10th q June, my Ovsrsoor. NJ
Cone, will show the place y any one wishing 70 ex.
June ), 4w. D. s. HUDSON
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o. Il. SINGLETON, candidate for Congress in
the 4Ih Congressional District Of Miss, and NJ
D. HAYNES, Candidate for State Treasurer,
viii address the people at the following times
oo6
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Residence for Sale.

ESOR sale in the city Of JACKSON, Mist., lot
II eighty feet front by two hundred feet back
opposite the Christian chapel There is said lot
dwelling with SIX rooms, eistern, outhouses, DC.
The lot is in good neighbOrhood, and convenientto
the churches and business part Of the town. The
terms and conditions will be made Easy and reas-
onable Enquire Of r. A. Clark, or J. b. Clark, Of
jackson, or the undersigned BY letter directed
Benton, Miss NJ. PICKETT.
a. r
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80 Democratic papers throughout the
State are requested to copy so much of the
above list as is embraced within the region of
their circulation
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SPECTACLES!
SCOTCH AND BRAZILIAN PEBBLE GLASS.

~ es, Periscopic, Convex and Cancave Glasses
80 Pair Finest Gold frame spectacles 81 so to $1,000
70 Coin Silver frame Sl,75 to $500
72 - Finest Steel Frame SI,OO to $3.50
80 i" Gold and Silver Plated so to $3.50
Persons can have spectaces sent by mail BY in
forming us their age the length Of time they have
used spectacles, and the distance they can see to
read most plainly, without the of spectaeles.
June 81 '59-tf. J. B. MOREY,
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OBITUARY.

Died at aMonmouth,' on Monday even
mng' "a INST, Mrs ELIZA QUITMAN, wild
ow OF General JoHs A. QUITMAN, aged SO
ocalce,y nad the year of mourning expired,
ere, side py side with the warrior, the states
man and the sage, losed in life and reyered in
death, IS lad IN final repose, the bride of his
youth ana nus hearts nearest and dearest COM
pahon tnence N ~ his days. till his sun shone
above Others and sunk n clorv
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MRS. n,NuLLIYAN.

MINos NM
NAI0ULn call the attention Of the Ladies and
w the public generally, that shells now OPEN
ing an elegant assortment Of French mlIenery con-
sistiag 10 part Of Bonnets Ribbons, Rouches, Flow
ers and Mantillas. Also, good supply Of Hoop
skirts, all Of which she Is determined TO sell a.
very reasonable prices.
March Is, 59-ly
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A LII persons having claims or demands against
n the late Planters Bank Of the State Of Ms
sissipp are hereby notified 10 present the same to
the undersigned trustees, and make proof there0
on or before the first day Of November next In or
der that a dividend may be made.
II. d. VAUDEVILLE, I 49,.
ELI. MONTGOMERY, Irus'ee''
T.. "a - e.. IL
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FOR SALE.

4 OFFER for sale my residencein Monticello with
IL all the appurtenances thereunto belonging
Being situated in pleasant part ef the town, Il is
desirable place 20 live. There Is connected with
it spring Of excellent water, aud garden spot
surpassed by none. Also desire to sell in connec-
ton with the above my Tan Yard, containing thir-
ty vats all Of which are in good repair. Tis yard
being located about the central part Of the coanty
and there being large scope Of surrounding cOan-
try to be supplied, enjoys decided Advantage
Any person wishing 10 engage in the tanning bust
ness could not get better location Terms reason.
able. Address +. G. BLOUNT
July 81 ,5g-w2m
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DENTAL CARD.

IN Z. d. s. LEHMAN, continue
LIZ to practice Dentistry in all it, a.
Branches. Teeth inserted with all ~1I106
the modern improvements, from single tooth 10 m
entire set on gold plate, with or without 0ums.- =
Aliens continuous Gums on platena plate, and BY
Blandy's Cheaplastic process, at different prices,
for the various styles Of work.
All calls from the adjoining towns and country,
attended to by one Of the firm 0fhoe Capitol
street near Mississippian ONCE.
July IL, 1887 d. r. 4 d. s. LEHMAN.
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We have now TIL. largest and most complete
stock Of sheet music, musical instruments ana
musical merchandise in the South.
, 1859-06-13

EDWARD EyERE7r.-Thc Eclectic for June
contains beautiful mczzotint, full leugth, por-
trait Of Edward Ercrctt, as he appeared while
delivering his address III the "Character Of
Washington at the Academy Of Music, on the
evening Of March 9Th. McNally Co., 81 Dear.
born street, hare it. Also English papers o'
| NAY "a nad iii the Innc csz;ncA for 3une
, 1859-06-13
BY TELEGRAPH.
Latest Foreign KtcInB.

AA%E3k + OEEks1A AkEAA&t
LoSpoS, June 1.-The T.m<s announces that
n,orcd by the Hon. c. Egerton, II. T. for South
Lancaster, and will be recorded By Sir James
Efinstone. II. P. for Portsmouth.
In the market for English railway stocks,
there WIS yesterday further advance Of II per
cent.
Bonitor ucleby, the medical officer Of health
for tue city Of London, reports that the Thames
has within the last few days, notwithstanding
tue curly period of the year, exhibited unmis-
takeab1c symptoms Of odcusiyeness and more
pungtntly than last summer.
Miss Florence Nightingale is in precarious
state Of health but the Adrtrttter contradicts
the report Of her having entered convent.
The Banktr's Hayd=ine, in reference to the
prospects, Of the money Market says that the
expectation seems to be that the value OF uccorn
mediation for the present will be comparatively
easy, but that subsequently, al Increased de-
mand will arise, which may even carry the rate
towards the close Of the year as high as as
The Duly At4es' city article Of Tuesday even.
i1g says the fresh rise established III the funds
to-day amounted 10 per cent, making per
cent ip two days, and total rebound OF nearly
ing the panic Most other classes Of securities
u'so participated to-day in the upward move
me.et.
rise to.,1ay was the impression that the Aus
,rians ,ser,s getting the worst Of the struggle
and tl,at IN :<rls aud general advance Of the al
lies is probable. The Improvement established
in foreign cxchau' 'Ses at u moment when gold
flowing in 50 freely t1nm Russia, Tsrkry IN! mt
the United stAtcs, >3rPendsntls Of tue relt a.
wise onSratcd on tie favorable sides. There
were 10 bullion operations, at The liank to-day
The gold arrivals from ST Petersburg: to-day
amounted to II, 1000. ncar!y ali u which IS ex
pected to be taken TO tie Bank.
The Foreign exchange. this aft ernoon are It It
favor Of this country. The Tint city artlca'
says The funds opened this morning Win aaoi
n,inishcd hrmness-
There was no news to excite attention.
The Savings Dauk purchases appear to have
ceased On tie .aUs, ,00e BY the Niagara .sl4o.
| UU0 had arrived in London and been taken to
| the continent.
, 1859-06-13
4 SUCCESSFUL ENTERpRISE.
Tho Red River Of the North entered
from tic mlssfsa1ppL

E. De Witt Robinson, Esq of this city, one
OF the principal owncre Of the boat, received
dispatch on Saturday afternoon. stating that
the steamer F'e;y1t~r, from St. Paul, had been
taken across the portage between Big Stone
Lake, at the head Of Minnesota River, and
Like Traverse, The head Of The Red River Of
tile North, and that she is now ihi1ly in the
latter stream il readiness to do the business
ior which she was sent. Thus an important
enterprise has been brought TO a successful
Termination. and thus Il rast and fertile terri
tory ia nnw ojsened tn tl,n advance Of settle
ment and civilization.
Our columns for a long time past will bear
testimony to the interest that We have felt in
the development Of that almost boundlees
country watercd l,y the Saskatchewan and tue
Bed River Of the North; and VIC Il, glad now
in being able 10 point TO the enterprise that
has just met with such signal success, rs one
that VIC have steadily md persistcntly cnconr-
aged by oil tlte means in our power. We sec
in the triumph Of American skill aud pcrserer-
ance that has launched the first steamer On
waters hitherto unycxcd by any keel results
that in their influence upon this favored city
aud upon the general progress Of the North
west that are Of incal'rIlallc value. From this
date, tho peopling Of the broad valleys through
which these rivers rin. commences.
1ilinoi. Central--chanse Of Time.
, 1859-06-13
Another AHtonfshcr from PlkcsG
p+.ak.

LEAykswoRlu, June lo.-Advices BY the Ex-
press coaches tton, Denver City to the lst inst,
contain extraordinary reports which are caicu-
lated to renew The gold fever with tenfoId more
violence than ever, Rich nuggets have been
discovered on the north fork Of Sasque's Geek,
principally In course gold and dccomposed
quartz.
couptry. Statements Of the yields Of mining
companies are almost fabulous It was reported
that company from Indiana were making from
$50 to $5Oo per day- Other accounts ure Of
the same character and unycrying.
Nuny letters, which seem to have been writ
ten under the influence Of the prevailing excite
u,ent, are in strong contrast 10 the previous
rory's alone is estimated At $:u,0p.
Denver Cisy is almost depopulated by tue
| people leaving fur the mountains. Provisions
| continued scarce. $4,000 were offered fer
claims.
Subsequent arrivals will determine the Ger
taiuty Of this information, but the accounts
| now received do not differ in tenor Rich speci
mems have been received by this arrival. Thi:
community is intensely excited.
, 1859-06-13

Tor the French, brilliant feat Of arms The
first victory Of the contest will giEe prestige o.
mora! influence to the victors, which y? no'
without importance.
II cannot be denied that at paris the public
have grown impatient at the inaction ef tho
Emperor and the great body Of the French
army.
TIE INACTIVITY or THE FRENCH ARxf-
The Pagisians. disposed Is they arc to ridicule
even their friends say that Louis Napoleon be-
lieved that he had only to show himself in Italy,
to cause the Austrians to lay down their arms mud
run. They are quite willing TO further the deiay
on his inexpcricnce, and gu the fright Of which
be arrived on the ground aud begun to coppre-
bend the lmmcnsiiv Of The enterprise in which
be had engaged. But there are ample reasons
for this delay other thaA the ine1pesicnce Of the
Emperor.
In the first place the cavalry Of the Imperial
did not arrive at Aiessaudria till three
or four days ago. The artillery also was
incomplete and the immense quantities Of
provisions and material Of war required for the
army on the march had not been accumulated.
We hare news tdoday that oil this necessary
previous work has been accomplished, and
that the army is now about resdy to move,
tions to the advance Of the army. The rain
has fallen almost daily, md Allcasandria is
region where in the spring the ,rirefs rise sud
IDENTIFY and frequently by tic melting Of the
anow in the Alps. Just ~ the French nzuy Is
thoroughly Organized aud ready to adyanccin in
body. The Austrians have com1nenceaa retreat
Of the whole across the frontier. There are no
longer any Austrian troops in Sardinin south Of
the po, and none north Ut Sor@ra. The head-
quarters Of Guyali hare heeh moved close 70 the
frontier at Gar3nsco. and it may even be that at
this moment the rear guard Of the Austrian
urmy il crossing the Tic,no. The result Of the
invasion Of Piedmont to Austria may be reduced
one battle, which would hare been without M
serlal importance if gained. England is under
stood to hare demonstrated against the passage
Of troops through Savoy, as violation Of neil
tral territory, guaranteed By the treaties Of
1915.
, 1859-06-13


WASHINGTON, June 9.-Adyices received here
BY the last arrival from Europe, from a high and
reliable source, state that lie English Govern
nent does not yetedcspair Of being able to arrest
hostilities, and that she il strenously laboriug,
through mediation in conjunction with Prussia,
and other Powers, to bring about that result,
and to put m end to further hostiIities
The President is fully a1ire 10 the present
complicated add perlous condition OF sMe xican
affairs, and he is determined to do everything in
his power to put the Juarez government on
firm footing. lie believes that the further aug
lneutution Of our squadron in the Gulf is ne.
cessary, aud has instructed the Secretary Of the
Navy to send three additional vessels into those
waters, which will increase the squadron to
thirteen efficient ships. THIS looks like prompt
action.
The Nicaragua mail arrangements, it is un-
derstood, are definitely closed in favor Of Mr.
johnson, and it seems TO be admitted upon yery
firm footing. The contractors propose to conf
mence operations on the 1st Of August next,
aud tue administration thinks it sees ut length !
solution OF the vexcd and complicated question
Of the Nicaragua transit.
The Naval Board of Engineers for promotion
Of candidates for Admissisn iuto the Engineer
Corps Of the Navy, will assemble ut the New
York SaTy Yard ON the 4th July next.
Secretary Cobb has Treasury Notes for
Sale.--The Derby minfstrJ--Lord
Napier.
Washington Dispatch Of the Tribune Of this day. Saturday
WAhutSsIox. June 10.
notwithstanding the alleged improvement Of
the condition Of the National Treasury, circula.
ted upon official representation, Secretary Cobb
adrertises five millions Treasury notes for sale
with maximum ratc interest Of per cent
bids opened On the Goth to create falsc balance
first July.
l'rivate diplomatic nlyices here state thai
while the Rttish Ministry will be in actual mi.
uoritr in the House Of Commons, yet they have
an effective plurality. owing to the division oi
the Paimerston and Russell interests, which are
not rcconci!cd, as stuffed.
II is believed that the war question will ab
sorb the question Of reform, md retain Derby
~ Premier during the summer.
Napier will not 10 to thu 1lague until October
and In event Of the displacement Of the Minis
try, will seek restoration here.
The balance in the Treasury yesterday was
thrcc and a half millions, being two million.
below tho working 1nnrgia. though payments
have been postponed.
, 1859-06-13

TO RENT-On Favorable 'rer1ns,
L 1r:e tazce story Btck Dwelling House TO-
1",nd in Chcas. IN healthy o.,t,n. In the v;cn,ty
a. ;eh""I. I'D ahs. H. H. t",,t s';s;,a ssa;an. @ '
OI.nilses every dvc @l!anie-. Apply II So. - Nay
trre OF ltoc,n Ii Garita , eo:uar state a1uI Kan
ttiDt I'm n
, 1859-06-13

Sr. Lor1s;; June 1l-Tbe Santa Fe mail Of the
nsd reached Independence this morning.
4 mass meeting Of the Democracy 1t Santa
Ee. on the 18th, endorsed the Administration,
also the Delegate from oiero.
Great preparation is making to receive Hon.
], S. Phelps, Of Missouri, invited By the Lceis'
lature to visit New Mexico.
Thc Stockton mail arrives at Santa Fe rcgu
lar1T since the establishment Of the nilitar.
post at the crossing Of the Colorado.
There has been no rain in New MEXICO thi:
, 1859-06-13
WeW Orleans News.

VIEW OR1xASs, June 1.-THE st. anship Jas:
res. from Wirilillan On the s1h inst, has srrised
below with California dates 10 the 2oth ult
The steamship Jno- L. Stephens, which sailed
from San Francisco on the Goth for Panama
took Il, SOC, 600 in specie and 400 passengers:
Business at San Francisco was brisk Ths
mining prospects were good aud there "a:
Coffee sells II lsc. Other articles were un
changed
n15uc: +---A
, 1859-06-13

Ge1ne to Suppress the slave Tfaae.
EkwtYoRk, June l1.-A despatch from Wash,
ingsen says that owing to complaints IRON q s tas
uary IL carrying out the treaty stipulation. fol
the Suppression Of the slave trade, President
Ruehauan has determined to send to the coast
of africa and the Gulf Of Mexico all The gun
sosts now being built at the several navy
Yards.
, 1859-06-13

F At the Police Court, on Saturday, there
were about 40 cases-a large portion Of which
were drunken characters. picked up By tie po.
lice.
~ The jury has been discharged in the
United States court No contested cases will
he tried, it is expected, during the remainder Of
tho term, which will expire some time this
week.
The Cdess, says the Democrat, is rery
prevalent III Sangamon Csunty. The cropis re-
ported in some parts failurc. What pity it
is that Morphy or raulscn cannot 60 forth and
checkmn4e this disastrous ga1f Of chess.
T George Loche has been arrested for per-
jury growing out Of bis gising eridence in the
Barnes and Newbourm esse; which has been
quite prolific Of arrests lie has been held in
81 900 by the Police Magistrate for further ex-
animation.
4 SvALL RoEnERr.-rlle house Of Mrs.
Strang, s37 North Wells street, on Friday at
noon, was entered by thicf, while Mrs. S. was
cooking her dinner in the kitchen. Mr. Thief
walked up stairs, .br the front entrance, and
walked off down again, carrying With him IS
in cash and n glass vase.
EDWARD EvERET7.-lhe Eclectic for June
contains a beautiful mczzo-'nt, full leugth por-
trait OF EdTard EFcrcu. as he appeared While
delivering his address on the "character Of
Washington at the Academy Of Music, on the
evening Of March 9Th. McNally 4 Co., 81 Dear
born street, hare it. Also English papers Of
May %, end Ill the magazines Tor June.
SEEING THE ElEraASr-b. II. L'llard' from
Clinton, ILL.,, has been in town during the past
few days. seeing the elephant, and tasting the
different brands OF sttrychninc, for which he
has paid the neat sum Of <36s. Two hundred
Of it was in bills just neatly done up rs they
came from the Decatur Bank. Whit will they
say to Lllard when be gets buck to Clinton!
H-rbrec yonnc mcn named Pon.onbv.
zsfe md F1,mer x.ro 1on,d hv the 1.nd1ord ~
| tbc boarding house where Lake resided. in th.
room Of one Of hl' boarders' over his trunk: III
ordered them out, ana thes lcit, but When they
were gone the loss Of coat and revolver wa
discovered. They were subsequently arrested
and Justice Ailliken on Saturday held them It
baii in $500 each. 1he5 are from St Charles
A.rxfxo- S.u1,x S,or Aprx.rx-M.
In y p.,son, tho c,;ebr.ted fn,n;tu,. dea,
~ of hi, r;tv h.v;,o, , ,area -stoct of cooa
;, hi, line. than hc ,er1* is eonc tn clcaT der
~ =, Auction M w.5r..d.e roorr;or N...r,
p,,tt-+. md e. vim of1.r n. f,rn;tn.~ NJ IN.
, 1859-06-13

NEW foRx, June 1.-THE Steamship New
York sailed at noon to-day for Bremen via
Southampton with lis passengers and $4o".Soo
in specie.
Tie extensive cabinet ware factory Of Jno.
Falkner, Livingston street was burned last night
Loss 1000.
, 1859-06-13
Bre6a & Griht1ttf,


hA%AA ~NISA kNNn L L 11ALI1kHxON%
The Cincinnati CcM;".reirl Of Saturday
morning contains al Alss,aturrd editorial arti-
t''e advising I'll" ct;ze,s Of that city to stay at
hon'c. The article was prompted BY rather Il
sharp criticism on the Cincinnati excursion bv
2 2 correspondent Published :iu tho luEss AND
TRIBUNE The editor Of tue Commercial is
eertaiu1y rs fur from tile mark Us was our cor
respondent. The best Of feeling prevails On
the part Of our citizens towards the people Of
Cincinnati, and they arc making extensive pre-
paratious to give them 4 cordial welcome.
E<en let the Commercial man come right along,
and we will do the best VIC can TO send him
home in better llumor. Again We assure
tic citizens Of Cincinnati Of cordial vel
come
, 1859-06-13

-" Making ha > while the SUI shines is IN
old proverb, but Patrick Kennedy Was arrested
on charge Of ,nnh-ins hay in too rapid man-
ner for couple of Germans. He sold his hay
for a,e1o poun ds, and produced an order, NOT IN
his name, to prove it. When weighed it was
but o.1o5 pounds. The case j. continued to
Tuesday, bcf ore the Police Magistrates. Tho s.
Kennedy, his: brother, was fined e, On 6atur~
day, for inte: ering with the officer at the arrest
Of his BROTH r..
, 1859-06-13
THE CITY.
rB Officer Quinn is RAPIDLY recovering.

- Hon. J. F. FarnswortI is in town, attend
ing the Superior Court.
- Tic business Of Cyrus 2. Brudley's De-
tcctivc Police Agency has been moved into
more convenient offices, at 1"5 Randolph street.
1B Norris Hyde, Of 100 Dearborn steert,
hare the Musical Friend and the English papers
full Of interesting matter, per last steamer.
, 1859-06-13

Bosros, June 1.-The new sloop-ofwnr re"
turned to-day IRON trial trip. The shipworks
admirably under steam ind sail
, 1859-06-13

Srw Tozk. June l1.-The Railroad difficulty
hsa been settled under the new arsugemeut
Passenger fare to Chicago goes Up 70 IS, and
freight on caltle to'75 cents.
Fehx Sanehes has been sentenced 70 e1>ea'
tion July sd, for tho murder Of bis wde.
, 1859-06-13
Nexr Hnmnnhfre State ON rern.

The New Hampshire Legislature elected to-
day the following State officers: State Treasurer,
Peter Sanborn, of Concord; State Printer, Asa
Mcfarland, senior editor Of the Stattsnsan, OF
Concord; Warden of State Prison, Jno Foss, Of
Concord. There was much competition for all
these officers
, 1859-06-13

AQ3W DAM ~0FQAs
NV QxIxASs, Juue l0,-A dual WAS fought
viii swprd9 today by Nsskss. Norau1 9ad
Burtou, in oonsequAuos of political ditaculty.
Both were wounded