, 1859-09-30

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lcor1e-penaencc Of the Press and rrbuuel
urn x1,s,eslrrl E,yrl se,s. 1eth. 1850.
] In The ear,y Morning "a Tho packe, elidcs
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uo"a el'co'a PAe' 'uc e'noo '4o' " ="
Crosse. commence at one aud the same uuse
| q letter and tourney. and hone that tue QUE
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other to the writer.
To any one who was acquainted with the mag
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| 'hree years ago. the ehange wrought oy Inc oard
in , ,1,x.x ,r,vsi m ons of ,be steamer. nil
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tn'onsa toe e1o'as "uu ous uP"" 4"c e1o"oeu
deck, one saw eager little groups Of persons DIS
clssing the price Of land aud town lots, or can-
ra.s;,,, The ,ro1a,;tr of the trade of the nor,b.
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west being diverted to this or that embryo c'ty,
whose only evidences Of existence were an un-
,a;n,ad fr.,ne 1,o,sc and n tor, Mat Sow ami
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then shfe"o looking 'no's'ouaas' Tue nnaefsloe
| Of whose coat sleeves we're worn threadbare
! with carving tne aforesaid town Mats under
thcir arms. would hold forth ou The incompar-
nbIr advantages of some particular site, and iu
prophrsy inr its future population and prospcri-
| IT, would lavish RAILROADS.. Steamboat lines
n.tnes, banks, manufactures, colleges, etc,
"'''" # as freely as though they were to be Ind
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/ 1"o t.sa.' W. ~ Aal'u u. mosos e1cnange.
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body else: real estate was sold, money changed
| nahas' auu 'H'Iss "xn! W as s"'an,ney ~
l!e ooat o'a: 40" & a'i Is cafaoeea. ios!eso o.
ne easer e'ee"us, 'lat cuu.u sealceIy nIu ~
,ns soohl, = is" t'ea'ta1"e persons, Win nanos
oen'na tnela pasAs, paee up an;l oo"n tue Ions
caolns' Or 81 "ut upon :ne oeek, WIN tnetr leet
on top OF tue ra'a'ag, g.s'ng the people along
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t,ahi,r cDr ta.n,r ~ ,n, r,ar 10 !, 1a vail,
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nus' s9ne ~ icInss Ha enouau asA nno ho' ~
t',,ars 49,. ne ha,'i - ;.,ands ~ ns .,rsan .nJ
.ue ..as a.. ~ 49, ia 10 80 ~ fi..I"L.' ""u
~a'e1s s ns s,eaf hn. ~ ose os ~ tne s. y.
n'I!me, Ut nanupe. Dut nefe no n'saoIlc naMes
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.ns Ut ~unan s To- ,?fe, Ut "an ,. o
| souop' Ut ieeuos Icu ~ ''t1e a"o euance'
aase no memorial stone. ...
"e ate sutlEueo soii'eunes a VIII , tuls eou". 'ia
.s u eno.sss oeg1hn'nss, anu ase 1or resuns;
1onE solne1.1iss .ot c.n.1a.on 1nat n1s oSs" tsf
melo~ee anu r'penea. esea though u De nke
'eat o' EUROPE, t1!ouEu tne asehcf u uPptse'
Sous auu "AIs auu llslnes@ul', anu a'' tl'e ha,
''otal slc'sshuaes "a1en make history ana
when ony seem 10 sno* .aIt ,fulh rum erashe"
u ear1n w. rise aea'n, lna .'ke Aofy o. ocots'
~ Joah o1 arc, more Ioseis Ior hef sunrtinFs
say sometimes tncse 'onslngs ana a!ssati''ae.
''9ns oveftake US; anu only sometimes. 'ot
"hsn We eonseA'iaa's he posssn.s"s VI ."Sse
OUT ooEes nteoii'nE 1n'ere oo4't11nts' or Aa
,tn'as, or iie ,htasreS = oi sueh opPfessa"na ~
should call toril lell or au Arnn'd "lnS'e.
red. nc are "fltloe TO 1ofeso the romance "'l
history and say rather ttan snch f1peh'ns
IS this. let Us GSDu into the SEA Of furugtit:
| IhtnES. and make mare nlArk t}lHp hare tfls