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0M VII = feeensetsd hat Dodgsb APP
posntuents, made b. the Democratic Consist
-, wsse = arranged tAaa he saaAidases vers
compelled . spsak 80 day u Adsl. Dal,as
county, and the next In Nswtoa. Jaspss county.
This vas done fer he psrpese of annoying
Kirkvoed and pssvsaeise disessaasn A. Dss
hoires. t. Republicans q he CAPITOL we are
informed, made arrangements. broasht Kirk
wood and Dodge throash iron Adel h two
hours and . half (1s milss,) and had spsecbes 1t
The Capitol In the sveniag Of the day Of the dis
cussion - Adsl. But no discussion vas had
The friends Of Gen. Dodge would NOT consent to
jeins meeting, aud consequently each candle
date spaks 70 separate meetings Of their res
pecsive friends.
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EARLY FRosT.-A gentleman residing at Ma
per lille, Du Page county, about thirty miles
west Of this city, informs US that ON Monday
morning . white frost was visible in places fa-
vorAble Tor its development. Sunday was cold
day, and Sunday night cold night here, but
that beats US. Query-Had the Aurora Bore
alis Of the night any connection with the wea-
thei! II go, which was the cause and which
the efect!-CnicagO Demo.
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NATURALIZATION OF YAxkxEs-Pretty much
ell Who are born or have for any considerable
length Of time resided In Free State are
termed Yankees" among Southern people,
The New Orleans Crescent, in view Of the large
numbers of Northern emigrants to the South,
proposes that they shall hereafter be naturalizsd
Here is its proposition.
We do not know why men, hostile to the
very heart by nature, should be allowed to
come among US aud WELD to our injury ~ much
influence ~ We can to protect ourselves; and,
therefore, We think that all Northeners should
b made to serve very lengthy naturalization
term before they are allowed 10 vote in Q
Southern State. This would give them time to
be cured Of the hot prejudice which many. even
Of the conscientious, bring With them, and
would clip the clawsof the designing. Twenty
one years would not be too long q term to serve
for the right Of voting on questions in which the
salvation Of our vital interests 10 coscsrned.
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Coon ADvIcs.-The Missouri Republican
Gays: "Farmera, 1t least those who have
money 70 pay, had better agree to cell At fair
rates than TO keep their crops on hand in hopes
Of gessing better prices. II they can do we'll BY
An early sale, that win be found 70 be . much
more advisabie plan than 70 hold on in hopes Of
doing better. Buyers and sellers-merchan
and their debsors-should come together %
soon - possible and agree to live and let live
and In this way the financial condition Of the
country will be greatly improved" In our
Judgment in the end, this will DO found to be
good counsel.
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OVER 500, 900 ACRES
DES MONIES VALLEY LANDS

WILL BE BROUGHT INTO MARKET q ne Land
w Once Ut
Fort Dodge, September Sc, 1850.
Embracing Rich, Rolling Prairie Lands vel watsrsd
and Sdvantageously situated with reference to Tim.
Der, Coal, Gypsum, Building Materials, Towns, Mills,
Water Power, Projected Railroads, Salubrity Of Gil
mate, &c.
We have nov . competent and reliable Surveyor ia
the Fort Dodge Land District examining and
making selections from these Lands and shall be pre-.
pared ut the close Of the Public Sale to locate Land
WaTrans-in the order in which they Feceivsd-on
nrst choice sesctions accompanying the certificate Of
entry OF each tract with accurate description Of soil,
surface, timber, relative location, &c.
Letters Of Inquiry promptly answered.
Address w. y. ROSS co.,
e0pv-d&w1m Nj PleAaane Iowa.
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In . recent psbIioAtion Of the railroads Of
the United States, is b stated that there falls
dus % 70 1890, o. In thirty yesrs, eAll, 1884,
7O9 81 railroad bopds Of this oo7 .43O, 600 10
already dslisqssss o The inssrsss o, iss. ls7
falls doe sAis ysss, ineludiug the $4,000 Efis
Aoads. Next ysas. oSl ,3s2.s7s falls dss;
Illisois Frss lAed, q, 900 600; Hadsoa River,
eAooo. 900; Reading $780, 900; hishisaa
sesds q, 100000. 81 s. -
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SINKING OF THE WV. L. EwIxG.-The steamer
VIM. L. Ewing, Of the Northern Line. which
was due at shis place on Sunday morning. when
on her downward TRIP, about two miles above
Hampton, ran on the rocks Of Sycamore
Chain" aad sunk. She now lies in about six
feet of water. She had good freight trip,
amongst which was large LOT Of oats, part Of
which will not be injured. The passengers
ID probable some planking has been knocked
of Capt Rhodes and crew are making every
exertion to.get her a6ost. We sympathize
With Capt Rhodes, Who is clever gentleman.
We believe he commanded the Lucie May,
which was sunk below Palmyra By being run
into BY the Cedar Rapids in the early part Of
the acknowledgement Gazette Aug. 30. >
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MRS. WINSLOW,
An experienced Nurse and Female Physeieu presenss
to the attention Of mothers. hsr
SOOTHING SYRUP.

Whicb greatly facilitates the process OF teethinR By
s.y and =: .ssn sas
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon IL, mstAsrs. it viii give rest 10 your
RiLIE1 AND HEALTH 70 Youa IsYAN7r.
We have put up and sold this article for over emf
what We have never been AsLie 10 say Of any o.hss
msdicine-NEyER HAs.lr FAILED. in a SIM
GLE INSTANCE, TO ~ RECr a CURE, vhen
umey usea. never did I'VE know an instance oi
dl'satisi.ction BY any enc vhs IL. On the con
Tary, All are delighted 4 with its operations, and
sre1k 70 terms Of highest commen lalon OF its ma
9scai enects and medical virtues We speak In this
matter WHAT We DO ). Kxow," after ten years'
experience, AND PLEDGE = OUR ksPC1ATIoH Too rnE
ruLFhaEAT o. wEAf w HIAk ,cIAAn In almost
eveIy instances where the infant u suffering fro4
pain and exhaustion, re- lief ~i 10 foand 10 ten Or
nissen minutes after the Ssyrup u sAminiseefo1.
he ExFRsR 1 h :Is
NOksEs IN Nes England, : and has bsen ussd with
THOUsANDS Cor CASEN
~ NOT only relieves the child from pain, bat In.
vs0f ates the stomach and bowels, corrects acadisy,
~. ~. Tone ana energy N;o ne shols syssD. Il
GRIPPING in THE BOWELS. AND
and overcome convnlsions witch 4 not meed,iv -.
saisd. END 10 death. We Sbeiisse il sLe sM1 and
suEESr RENKDy II THE = WORLD IN All cases a
DYsENrERY AND DIAR RH0s in cRiI1REH,
whether u arises from 6tesshny, or from any on.
er cause. We would say ITO ever! mother vhe he's
cnia1 soneriDg from any aof the foregoing CON.
p.ants-Oo Mt Int soUn PKk-Gricrs, HoR TEE rae
a DIC0 % osHKhs, stand between your nu0arina
shsld and the relief that viii be sGRE-yes, Az
SOLCTELY SURE to fol lev the u.e of tho medl.
CINE. y timely used Pull dir-ctsons fer using viii
sccomf4ny each bottle. None eaauhs uniess The
Isc.sate q CURTIS sREaHfss. New YoSA, 4
sold ~ Druggists throu IS out the world.
Principal Once, No. 10 Cedar st. Nev Yerh #
; Su,1 y .acaso, BoLLks. SMITH Z 90.
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Elliot Seminary.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the First Term Of
IN the Academic year. 1859, or this echoot viii COM
under the charge Of Professor J. G. schnsbly.
Terms OF Tuition for l2 Weekss
Reading, Writing. Spelling and Primary Geogra-
phys % 90
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography and Ills
Al the higher branches usually taught in Semina-
ries, 100
No ecrt will Be spared TO make The School worthy the
patronage Of the citizens Of Burlington and vicinity.
In behalf Of the Trustees.
aug 2s-dAwtf A. ). MESSENGER, eec'y.
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DESTRUCTIVE CoNILAGRArioN.-A large por-
ton Of the business part of the village Of Ha-
vans, Schuyler County, n. York was consumed
by Ore on Wednesday night Of last week.
Sixteen buildings we're destroyed. The entire
damage is estimated at $5o,0O0. with only an
insurance Of about $4,000. The Havana Jour
nal Office was entirely destroyed-no insurance.
The Aon,our House was slightly, and the OBJ
servatory Buildings badly damaged.
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WHGS-WIGS-WG GS.
BAToHELoRv WIGS AND ToUPYES surpass an
They are elegant, light and durable.
Fitting to charm-no turning up bshind-no shrink.
Ing on the head indeed this the oaly
wneIe tEese things are properly understood au0 made
Julo-lyW 288 Broadway, New York.
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- There was fsoss Thussday night, severe
enough 70 destroy tsndsr plants and vines. Al
Ottsmvs boards and fences we're white, but Il
vas supposed that the corn would escape injury.
A killing frost q this doe would alness Totally
destroy the corn ceep and leave ~ in vosss
coalition thaa last year. Three weeks ere yss
pssdsd 70 sipsn the corn sssp.
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The 0ese sewing MnCh1ne npW n
Market o WeeAss Rasents
which y . sinpls. tAas mere chid ssa esssaas y
and experience IN NE ass teevinG Machines asnsa.
s.rasss that this Machine 10 less habs % - - q
order than any other eswing Machine nev s1ege ~
pablis. aS s
The Rev. Robert g. Williams. of Woodbury., Csnn.,
says: "AfeT an exanination Of every other kind Of
Sewing Machinss, vas tally convinced yoafs 10 The
bsst, and aDts ssassAns EFT for some time has
more than realis "a my expectations, for know there
IL no other machine that will, with % little trouble
perform % mach and many different kinda Of WORK.
planter says: II used to employ three " 1sas
hands In making elothes for the rest. but since pss
chased your weeds Patent Sewing Machine, one hand
does the sewing for the whole plantation while my Win
usesl Tor making nearly al the clothes Of the famiy
sssl eondent The machine pays for Itself every tAses
months.
WHITNEY . LYONS, PronrisEses,
Is Broadway Dow YsSk.
v. 4. DANNRR, Agent In Buriin gton.
0RvlLLg LEONERD, General Agent, 81 Clask -
Chicago. nas-1o1
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IOWA LAsps.-0ss s1vessisenens Of
g. y anesAse eelnnn. ~
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Just Received,


= VILE oULL - A01no - psins Psaisss -
III NuAss LAs1, . . fsaeoaabs4 piss. COS 1nA eeun
a ~ balaaes n - elnai annual paynents. 83
ang1.hD@ 1018X y. DQo3
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Rhyalclons ~ .gsnsrslly lssA y gsaA 80
D pssss u what ~ saIls1 spstsat ns1ssiess -
Assl s % On arsslsin The sees . nsaissa Aiss -
pAysisiaa vAs sasselsas tbe - q sssA fsDsse
ssasss . ssadAsss1e nsnSes d ~ Nasass& 49,
sas,sa. ~ tAsrs arssxsspsisas - - ssse seses
rss sd naay q ~ dbsisass 81 nssalspss havs -
tsaily bssa ssaDssas ~ ~ force q fssss = fosse.
DssA The uss u On. ,. 10STgrfk1D STOMACH
RlTTeR0, fss shsse 1issasD which - paslBe1assv
pssva,sat assas ~ sannss aaa ~. 1hsy have =.
esrtainsd has thsEe 40 sewe1ss y - D11anar
sspta With can esapass VIII MI usA1ssfs seosonA
Sos dssAagsnsnt u ths.sysssn ThsssanAs = sanies
residing alsag ~ ~ gTssnds q he Wssassn and
DsssAssn rivers, ~ nsv eenviDes1 tAss tAsy have
found eAisins psealiariv adapsed as tAeir ansste.
vhllein ssAes pestens u The eeany 1ain0 ~ -.
neS neatAs, he 1e0an1 Tor ~ artie0 y equ4y Afgo.
- adyegtisemsas u AneeAsT column.
where. Essa
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SHoorIxo BY Baltimore RDlfos.-About
half past two o'clock yesterday afternoon, the
neighborhood Of toe corner OF Baltimore and
Hanover streets, was thrown into intense ex-
citement in consequence OF = rencounter in An
omnibus, and the shooting Of Paul Placide By
Henry y. Fitshugh, EsG, one of the proprietors
OF the Daily Exchange newspaper. 1t appears
from Information gathered from those who wit.
messed the affair, that Plscids called at the Office
Of the Exchange, at the corner Of North and
Baltimore streets, and asked one of the clerks
what news they mad on the bulletin. At that
time Mr.. y. stepped into the Office and imus-
diatelS stepped to the sidewalk again. He was
followed by Plscide, who spoke to Mr.. +. about
his name having appeared in police report 10
his paper, and used some offensive language
Sergeant AcComas, who was near, walked up to
P!acide and told Tim to GO away, that there
must be no disturbance. A. that moment ose
OF the Franklin Square omnibuses came along,
which Mr.. T. got into ADD started up town. Pla.
eide followed rapidly and also got into the vehi-
Gle, aud PlAcide vas noticed BY Sergeant
AcComas 70 gesticulate violently. the officer
having followed closely after. Some ladies at
that time left the omnibus.
When the omnibus reached The corner of
HsaOver street, Plscide aud Mr.. Ftshugh came
int personal collision, and the report Of . pie
tol, sspposed to have been fred BY the latter,
sas heard. The ball passed entirely through
the aader part Of the arm Of Placide, near the
shoulder. They then got out of the omnibus.
when Ne. Fitshugh fred . second and third
shots, the first OF which passed through the
right arm Of Placide near the ebow, and the
last through bis left hand, near the lower joint
OF his thumb, the powder from which burned
the hand OF the officer. Sergeant McCemas was
on hand, aud calling officer Hales, arrested both
Of the parties. A large crowd Of persons had
then gathered, and much indignation was ex-
hibited by them. Both parties we're taken be-
fore Justice Mckinley, when Mr.. Ntzhugh was
admitted to bail in the su,a Il 81 900 Tor fur
Their hearing, Charles Il. Pits, ESQ, having be-
come his surety. A commitment was placed in
the hands OF the officers TO take PlAcide to jail.
BALI. Sun, Aug. 9th.
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SIX MILLION FEET

r1N1IE PARTNERSHBP OF r.. D. R and
i = co. expiring By limitation the coming Fall, we
are determined TO close out present Stock Of Lum
Der, consisting OF over
SIX MILLION FEET
Of every variety, at
Greatly TReduccd Prices.
We viii keep supply Of those e.trs A. shingles OF
manufacture, warranted fun count, aud every
shingls perfect. Also, iath, Timber OooFs and sash
Of the best quality, and 1t the lowest rates.
The highest msrkst price will be allowed Tor Wheat
aud Oats ia exchange for Lumber. We viii also tske
Wheat and Oats for what ID due account
Lumber can be purchased 81 yards In ~. Plea.
sAnt Fairfield Agency City, and Ottumws As our Bur
iington prices with the addition OF freight
lulS-bpem g. D. RAND CO.
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Robert L. Steen, of Hannibal, 10 this State,
is having . new steam pillow manufactured ii
Cuddy, Carpenter l. Co.'S machine shop, in this
city, and it is already pretty we'll completed. The
propeiling part is an upright boiler, with two
Independent engines, all attached to Frame
work supported by four wheels The two hind
whee.s are eight feet in diameter, and made
strong, to sustain the weight of the boiler aId
engines, and, to avoid cutting into the earth,
are bound with common tire, then with another
Of twenty inches in width. The engines are but
foar-horse power each, but, by u new applica-
ton Of their power, they will be equal to the
draft of thirty five horses. The power can be
applied to one or both driving wheels, to turn
for ward or backward, which enables the machine
to be turned in as small space as a common
ordinary farm wagon. The weight, when equip
ed, Of plows, water, fuel and machine complete,
will not exceed four tons. This weight. with
the width Of tire used, will admit, of the machine
being worked on any soil sufficiently dry for
practical purposes. Any number Of pows can
be used, from six to twelve, each cutting twelve
inches in width, and they are allowed to accom-
modate themselves to any unevenness Of ground,
and the machine is so arranged as to allow the
wheels to move ON the unplowsd land, except
when finishing up land. The steam horse
which thss the bottom to him; At least the weigh,
will be 20 near the earth it will be impossible for
him 70 st1nble or to turn . sumesset. Only
two men will he required to manage the whole
concern when in operation.-[ Missouri Demo-
crat 22d.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

yn1nI =. r. 0OUN0TN DBE001TD9ys-Ae1
I'D 1900 efl1ssogsOoG9y Msgpss JeNlyso
0uslSaaesn. vA1re nnSl11A sGNnAA, 9uU4lsb 80 49,
Ds0les ~ 1eg1anas4e .1ay ssNsye - ss1eS o. 80
n. SMITHS Mssssss on % srsss ssasdys-sss
eavsrt,ssneat d eassAsr esDann.
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OUTRAGEOUS I'VE are informed that on last
Sunday, As Two drunken wretches were return.
ing from camp meeting. held in the vicinity OF
Xenia, they overlook two little boys of Mr..
Songer's, one of them said, 'lets have come
fun" and with that they drove their buggy
against the horse the boys were on, causing it
to kick and become manageable, when one Of
the little boys fell off, and in the struggle tue
horse tramped on him, crushing in his breast
in horrible manner, from the effects Of which
he died instantly. The miserable wretches then
put whip to their horse, leaving one little boy
alone with his dead brother. This 10 what We
hear OF the occurrence, and should it be true, or
partly 80, the villains should be dealt With Is
murderers deserve. lfor . more cowardly piece of
inhumaaity is seldom recorded.-[ Marion Co.
Qll.) Observer.
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The disease known - Black Tongue 10 maxi
ing cad havoc among the deer on the Missouri
RIVER. They are said to be dying by the hum
dred.

The disease known ~ Black Tongue 10 maxi
ing cad havoc among the deer on the Missouri
RIVER. They are said to be Dying BY the hun.
dred.
Horatio G. Perry, late Secretary Of the
American legation at Madrid, has obtained .
charter for laying telegraph Cable between
Spain and Cuba, via the Canaries, Cape de Verd
Islands, Cape San Rogue. and the coast Of
Brazil 10 Porto Rico. What hia plans are
with relation TO doing the work, arr not stated.
The American Tract Society Of New York
have established New England branch, in OPP
position to the Boston Tract Society.
Richard Westcott, charged with the murder
of sailor on board the ship Mounsaineer, on
the high seas, and sent home from Rotterdam
BY the U. s. Consul, was delivered up at Boston,
Friday morning. to the U. s. Marshal fos trial.
A couple Of Englishmeu 10 Stratford, Conn,
"hived" what they supposed to be swarm of
bees in wren box, few days since, and, after
getting badly stung, discovered them to be the
"yellow jacket" hornets!
A cottage at Sing Sing, belonging to Robert
Oliver, was burned last week, by an incendary.
1t was made the headquarters of Gen. WASH
ington during a portion of the revolutionary
war, and was known as 1.-THE Washington Cot
tage." The loss was 5000.
A letter from Brescia speaks of the large
number OF Hungarians deserving from Verona
and Mantua, and says, ''they have decided to
emigate to America rather than trust to any
amnesty which Austria can grant,"
The Brockville (Canada) Recorder says that
-four is now brought from France, and potatoes
from Ireland, to Canada, and sold in the Brock.
vile market, for less than they be purchas ed
for from the Canadian farmers!
Maine and New Hampshire will hold their
State elections next month. So says the WooIl-
socket Patriot. Of last Friday but New Hamp-
shire made choice Of her State oficers 10 March
last, and cannot. surely, be in such hurry to
New COUNrkRrEIr.-The Illinois State Jour.
nal has been shown q new counterfeit "thres"
on the National Bank Of Equality, in that State.
The bill has been changed from a counterfeit
on the National Bank Of Rhode Island. A
careful examination will detect the change, as
well as the bad appearance of the bill. Ali
difficulty, however, may be avoided by remem-
bering thai there are no "threes" or the Ma
tional Bank of Equality, Illinois.
MoRE Wool FROM New MExsco-A train
arrived at Leavenworth City on the 94tb, con-
sissiug Of thirty wagons, from Fort Union,
bringing in them II 900 pounds Of wool. The
train made the trip In shirty-tw two days.
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Gals these tso corps arc mentioned - having been
.,,,,rd IN Saturday. in all not over 5000 mea
..ch ,r,uc.nc tseir ranks 10 have been full when
they prob-hly were not The struggle began a.
Buff.l.r. 10 the morning between the French sna
tao br,esdes of the fret corps, which were
,ub.equ-ptly reinforced; and in the afternoon
thu third corps came up and took part
I, wss left und-cided on Saturday night. ana
use ho,,y continued at Magenta on Sunday, the
sth (,he day when Louis Napoleon says his army
r.stine) On Sunday two more Austrian army
earn. tnok part, m,kiDg il Ill 10000 to liO,oVo
A..,r;,.. engaged; and on tn day We told that
N. Allies u.de no progress and that 10 the after
r.on tie Austrian army took up flank P9.ItIon
betu cen Abbiate Grssso, where they hi5 crossed
the Ticibo. aud Bipasco. town OF some 50V IN
b.bitants, about ~ miles fron Milan OF the road 70
P,yis. OF continuance OF the fight on Monday
mn mention i. made on either side; though il Will
be noticed that the French dispatches ssy nJtaiog
of An Austrian retfes, beyond the MnciO Tee
Aus,raps say that the loss on both sides vas very
heavy. and that they have taken m,uy prisoners.
As for Milan, they say it ia perfectly
tfanouil; but an Austrian dispatch from Yenns
uhch says tnst tnf clIl ~ i'Hct easo siaSrs '-"N
the authorities and the weak military force except
the garrison in the castle, have withdrawn, at the
order oil the Commander in-Chief who BY this
seems at least to anticipate the revolt which the
Frepch declare has already taken place. Ihe
AustrisDs say nothing about the presence of Fran
CTS Joseph at thi. battle; from toe French accounts
We learn that Napoleon was present, but did not
take the actual command.
We haze thus given the substance Of these con-
ficting accounts. We shall Dot undertake to
reconcile them, or TO decide which lie true. That
siH DE- decided for u t. morrow probably at far
tbest by the arrival OF the Persia With ne rs to the
Ilth inst Meanwhile, il must be regarded IS q
very suspicious Circumstance that the French
should pause refresh and reorganIze victorious
army in,t-sd Of at ooce marching upon Milan AMI
confirming treir victory BY taking possession of the
Lon bard capital. 1t is also remarkable that from
Mupdsy morning at O'Clock til "Wednesday noon'
h-u the STEAMER sailed, further dispatches from
the French camp bad been received.