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ne annual report which is required by the first section
.. te acl OF March J. 1859 in relation to the and pres
n"h O" te hnisned portion Of these works, has been
prepared by the chief engineer the auueduct and will
also he found among the accompanying papers
WAGON ROADS
After making my last annual report in which stated
that the work on the Fort Kearncy, South Pass and
Honey Lake road might he regarded completed he.
satisfied the Inadequate supply of water a,ono
that portion Of the route lying between asson Meadows
on the humboldt river and the western terminus near
Honey Lake valley, and that the stock and families of the
vast number of emgrants who had already passed
this road, suffered greatly from this deficiency. gave
instructions to the superintendent, in April last to
pend portion of the remaining funds in proper works
Iof e correction and preservation OF water and have
now the honor to report the entire completion Of this
emgrant road The final report of the superintendent
is daily expected.
The work also resumed upon the El Paso and Fort
uma road, under special contract in May last with
view to improve the grades and collect and preserve wa
ter along the route, from Ojo Eycavado and the Pimos
villages The work has been finished and detailed re-
port Is expected at an early day.
The commission for surveying the boundary lines be
tween the territories of the United States Texas have
completed the field work, and the commissioner now
engaged upon and will soon complete the office work
am gratied to state that the commissioner has con
Quoted this work with an ability and economy which
es him TO the appreciation OF the country The extent
Of the lines all of which have been and marked
cept ffy-fve miles on the Lano Estacado, which could
not ne surveyed from physical causes is about eight hun
dred and twenty one miles, and the general dcs Uton Of
the country exposed the commission to hardps
The report of the commissioner, when completed will
exhibit much interesting Information respecting the
gions Of country passed through particularly of the
famed Llano Esacado, staked pan and the valley of
the Pecos river, through which practical wagon road
was discovered by the commission, from Delaware
to Anton Chico
Under the act approved May 20, 1860, authorizing a
survey OF the boundary lines between the territories of
the United States and the State of California commits
sion has been organized and directed cooperate with
such agents as might be selected by the authorities
OF the State of California Owing the great distance
from the field of operations and the ateness in
at which the work commenced, the department
advised of the progress made but it is believed party
are now engaged in ascertanng and determining the
al point which is at the intersection the thirty fifth
parallel OF north latitude with the Colorado river and in
making exploration of the country through which
line will run.
Very respectfully your obedient servant
J. THOMPSON,
10 the PRESIDENT. Secretary.
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PER STEAMER CANADIAN.
PORTLAND, Dec. G.-The following are the latest
advices received By the Canadian:
ENGLAND

PORTLAND, Dec. 6.-The following are the latest
advices received By the Canadian:
ENGLAND.
The arrangement made by the Bank of England
for an exchange Oft two millions of gold for like
amount of silver from the Bank of France caused
an improvement in the money market, and the
funds became buoyant. The London Times hopes
for an early reduction in the rate of discount.
The British Board of Trade had commenced an
inquiry into the burning of the steamer Connaught
The Empress of Austria has arrived at Plymouth
on her way to Madeira.
The result of the Presidential contest in the
United States is commented On in England with
satisfaction.
Colonel Pamela has surrendered his battalion of
Chasseurs to the Piedmontese
The French were about to occupy Terracina
Ihe Queen OF Spain has presented a rich sword
to General Guyon. 1t is reported that General
GuyOn has declared that he would not Weld the
material belonging to the Bourbon troops that en-
tered the Roman States to either France or Sar
dinia. Negotiations were, however, progressing in
relation to the matter.
castle near Munich has been prepared for the
reception of Francis the Second.
Explanations are said to have been asked of Pied
mont by France, whether it was with its sanction
that GarbaIdi signifed his intention to attack
Neneta in the spring The plan attributed to Carl
baldi is to land in Damatia and from thence to 90
to Montenegro, raise the population in order to
compel the Austrians to keep a considerable force
on that side, while the Pedmontese are busy before
Veneta.
A statement is current that the English Govern
ment intmated to France its intention of recognZ-
ing the new Kingdom, and Napoleon signi6ed his
Willingness, provided it was postponed until the
King of Naples evacuated Gaeta.
Revolutionary movements are at work, and it is
sald the hVe Neapoltan provinces of AvaZzi have
partly risen in insurrection.
The Piedmontese troops had occupied Terra
Gina, but Cardinal Antonelll protested and Gen.
Guyon's presence intimdated the troops and it
was evacuated.
INDIA.
The Bombay mail has reached England bring ing
vague rumors of the probable early reduction OF %
per cent. in the duties on cottons and yarns.
FRANCE.
Inc prohibition against the expectation of iron
has been abolished
BY TELEGRAPH TO QUEENSTOWN.
LONDON, NOV 23-The sales to day are 5000 bales, in
ciudng 1000 for speculation and export. The market
closes hrm at the following authorized quotations.
Fair. Middlings
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IA w INT,ELLIGENCE.
CITY CIRCUIT COTRT-JUpqE KnrRs

. VII UIhUUIT UUURT-JUDGE KREBS
Mary Taylor rs. The Mayor and City Council,
&C., and Saml. Maccubbin, auditor. Injunction
granted to restrain defendants frcm selling certain
property for taxes. W. j. Ward for complainant
-lienrietta kerns Us. John Kerns. Petition for
a divorce rincuio matrimonii Kraft for pcti-
toner.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE GILES
John 5. Wright, use of Maxwell, Wright Co.,
Us. Sun Mutual Insurance Company, and same as.
Orient Insurance Company. Action to recover on
policies. Before reported. The jury rendered a
verdict against she "Sun' Co. for $50, ,5S7 so, and
against the 'Orient' Co. for $50, lis. 75 Brent and
Nay for plaintiffs; Brown, Bruno and Hamilton, of
New York, for defendants.
Nothing done in the CoURT OF Covvov PrP,C
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'othing done in the CoURr OF COMMON PLEAS.
BALTIMORE COUNTY CoURT-JUper PRICE

m, IUWSUNTOWN, DEC. 0, I0UU.
The jury ia the case of the State rs Lewis .Jo-
hann, tried yesterday for the larceny of $50 worth
OF picture frames from Thomas Hedian, came in
Court at late hour last evening and rendered
verdict OF guilty. Not sentenced.-Owing to the
absence OF an important witness in the case of the
State Duhurst Morzed, charged with larceny, the
case was postponed until Friday next.--State IS.
Somerfield Huson, colored, indicted for an assault
with intent to commit rape on Alice Schimpton, a
white girl of some fourteen years. was placed in
the dock and tried before the Court. The evidence
was that the prisoner voluntarily carried a bucket
of water for the prosecuting witness and when in
secret place, made overtures to her, and choked
her. Verdict guilty Not sentenced. Mr. Grason
Tor the detence.--State as. John Brown, colored,
indicted for assaultng and cutting with intent to
Kill Josephine Robinson, also colored, alleged to
have been committed in Baltimore city on the 18th
OF October last. Jury out. Mr.. Preston for the
defence "A diourned
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IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH,

IMPORTANT FROM The SOUTH.
MOVEMENTS IN WAS sHIMcToM.
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
THE FEELING IN MOBILE.
Union Meeting in North Carolina
AFFAIRS IN NEW ORLEANS.
MOVEMENT TOWARDS CANCELLATION.
OPINION OF JUDGE MCLEAN IN 1853.
Important Letter from Secretary Floyd.
LETTER FROM HON. A. H. STEVENS.
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COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND
DECEMBER Term, lS6O.-ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 6, 1850.
No. l6G-Charles B. Calvert and George H. Cal
vert rs. Charles II. Carter. Appeal from the equi.
ty side of the Circuit Court for Prince Georges
County. The argument in this case was commenced
by Thos. 5: Alexander for the appellants, and by
Daniel NJ. Thomas for the apnellee
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A mercantile firm in New York has letters from
North Carolina, Mississippi, and Alabama, all to
the assurance that, in or out of the Union, the
parties will pay their debts.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
MIR. Justice Wayne.-On motion of Hon. Stephen
A. Douglas, Samuel W. Fuller, ESQ.,, of Illinois,
was admitted an attorney and counsellor of this
court.-On motion off. NJ. Carlisle, ESQ. James
w. A. Garry, Esq, of Florida, was admitted an at
tornev and counsellor of this Court
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The Albany Erening Journal, the leading Re-
puphcan paper in New York, in view of
coins election, proposed, recently, that the Repub
can party ought to make certain concessions to al
lay the excitement, among others the restoration
OF the Missouri compromise The Republican cleo
tors met at Albany on Tuesday, and it is said mi.
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Judge Mclean, of the Supreme Court of the
United States, and prominent member of the Re-
publican party, in giving his opinion in a fugitive
slave which came before him in 1853, made the
following statements
"Without provision on the subject, no Consti-
tuition could have been adopted speak from in
formation received from the late Chief Justice
Marshall, who was one of the c.ief actors in that
day, than whom NJ man then living was of higher
authority"
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[ From an Occasional Correspondent

LETTER FROM HON. A. Fl. STEVENS.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-03
NJ ronm,,a, Rnnaoh.

The Hsstrrf-g SeBstsr Ifsm Georgia,
hes nsAae spseeh 10 che Ssnsis. 10 vkIsa
be hss dsssaassa lhs Bissk Hepab6eass
Il = tsentis NE he cssht ss hsss de-
played sesss q sAis ooursPs sssa DOaElas
intssGsee5 h4 infamous Kassas Bill, ed
ukes, aF9s he passass, Gsh. Casa, tas
fslher IL sks Abssitios dscifihs 81 sqast
ter Sovereignty, Foss up IN aPSa Senate,
sas soagrsisisttd DessIss pPoa hs sac,
ssss, ssd The FeOsgsisiga Il the great
psiseipls. Thsu uas the time tor Dir.
Toossbs, AID I'll iesaase.s SoalasTn gee
tlemsR, 10 hsss dssossesd Blssk kePshs
iieaHisns bus ne, ths Aafieaai ps@Oe-
rsey he'd sspsustd the cause u ''i'oPslar
Sovereignty" sith iis smbigaoas tsfbage,
sassiEssd 70 Hssan isss0loss Il the ksflh,
ssd slavery 81 the sOash
Tisss F0iss % - Buelanaa is made Pres
ideat, he sends walssr cat 10 Kassas---
6e0fgis Democracy demands Walkers
reeaA--Bsek Tsfases 10 sopPIy--ss''assd
Georgia DemoeFaeJ bteswss sab.sssi--
declares KsBsas sSd Slavery 40 ''s1Iissl
iss 10" - Kstsss forms . cehs.iIaiieh--
recognizes slsvery--ia Aa1iiiej, OF feoss
Biisa By Basbsnka--DsaEiss obJevts--
makes var aPoa il asd The shsle AdmIa-
istrssiOH-makss 80 sPsa isrus wi1h she
ADMINISTRATORS sod tbs ssath /, aus.
lAined b. TIE Black RspablisAa State II
Iltiasis --easaes baeklss sAs LATED states
eessts--bids dshsaps 70 sQathsfs De.
naosrsey --teIis thsaf that be has asFsr
changed, bat tbsJ isss- has = nsjofi,y
u the Delegates Is tAsIissios iSs,rssIsd
10 sanius.s hirn 81 sks pssssdeasy, Opsa
his sqssstss sOyeFigs,y platform
Whsasye1 Mt. Toonshs and oibsr soats.
cru sensieaea shall cot Iooss from such
trssshsFsas Free ssilars, ssa ePsDly
assssses sssrb doabls deaiisss. Ne shall
lls.ss respectfully b What they nsy have
to ssy, ssd not before
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-03
rhs AMER a. csilewe.

Dszisg the pa vesk. IANss W,
RtKsE, Of GecrsiA, csae 70 hs death
freD HE effects q boz es tAs heed, 10.
sietea By JeHS BEG1 BsowNLow, Of
KaexvIile, Thh eeessTed II Ruory 4
Hrnry college. bOsh partiss being stu
densa |, Is with pais and sSiustaAes
| sllsas n this laelsasAoiy sssif, ssd
bat fcf tAs naey aosiees By aswspaesr
edisss ass correspondents, which have
sess, I weall rsFssin ffSa nskisg Sic
sic rsmsrk. l, is legitimate IL RaiiefS
to sesiee al sssA soSHSrssess, a. tseas q
rrszs, hal vhsR case is 70 aedStso is.
d,oisl Investigation, IS this Is, Bcthise
osghi 10 b sid pre- g Gee, tosSAiag the
merits q the cass
kaoz ~ harm of he aecessed. or bis
frissaa, SD i'll did. woala a., after ene
rora Of cOeFiEini Is the sbssses q
any istermasiss, | Prssaas thea 10 Be
clever pee3ss-- they have rs symPalhies in
heir keFeSFeaent-Apd ] svald rSse 81
the hear Of aidsigst to EssSsr ihssa any
kind se5tiee. sappOsing they wssl3 90 ahs
sane Ser nc Bst jassics % my sea re,
quirss che siasesness Of ebs e tso faces
The deceased Sss ven steal yeasg asu
--sAes, sSx fee Seishei sheet cue
huSaEss sss sissfs lie esss tie Cos 4.
Tease ia wer4s, sed BE- gave the s5st blsu.
Ny sea, d sugA rassnheE 81 the sepies
class, kss lass passed sut Il be solA
yesT--ssigl.s skSat ass Lssss,si asa sstss
Po-ssis, and i Physically fsSh's lie wss
kBockea aean vhsa n lbe ysrd, 81
his WsY 70 his r.aa--hfs snssFaBiss was
CO Aia. sfsflas aisl sttessly, ash hasias
kicked HIS in Gee eyt. shstsss vas blins.
Cd Eish t,,sas ssi sss4 With tie aid Ct
szaF ~ Pailiss At him, my 500 So
fFsa uhls4 tfz, sai Is he sane haoAssi,
seissi BpoB . small essslsui ssiek uithia
rtssh, ssd straek tbs enc snfVg4paaas
b.sN. ay ssH len fof Esst Tennessee
oPssly. geing 70 ihs Gisas srsiHea nsPos
= Taxa enc es5, sad vas - sdsiFsd By
bic frissdz, bsisg ayssif IN Naihyilis.
lie Si5 eos lssys Bssi ssses The physieisss
prVsssseea the Deceased n 10 srsiouss
dagger, ssd uata Hy SOa vss sErzigned
bssofs the Faeslsy, asa ssqaisieS, Ssa Os.
asrss y &c to BE stEaios- he uia rssuFa
10 Abisgaos as he frePsf sias, ssa sss-
reader himself 70 ths Prpprr ruihositie',
asa susis bis tgiAi vnSsr The lSEs q fir.
gisia Sc Be Is osi, ssa aetss Ess,
qUSFrs,saEso y0uag mas, sad 10 HsoEnls
SiB essspzrs fasssSbly sisa tlss better elsss
Of yOssg AGA a. Colleges, l. respectfully
sBsgets 70 ssEsYsFSE EdasEs aEa their
eoFrosP0ssebss. The crest isjusiiee Il Vis.
ting sPos ki4, be palitisai c. PessOnal
siss q bis FATHKR, ever skou be ha
sever exercised sEy 1oNsrOl
". O. BRsWSL1W,
FIs.ssss ,. isss. fassr 90 Esus.sas HsSs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-03
Patrick Henry,


Three Bspls-t Pftsshsts we're bvpugks
10 it,al in sbsal l71s, has prsaehiss
The iadist.sesl bfesrhl sgsiss, them VS.
" Pc gres,ekis.y ~ gsas,.sfef ~ S.a e
tsst, : esHtrssy W The statue 10 thai ossa
provided, and thsrieFa distaThsrs Of .hs
PsAss. Tbs eaeIk uss Fesaiag she tsdiet.
sssat in slsa and iOrHasi maaaes, had BE
Pfoasasesd Iha ssiRs With ent.hasis.
|" tsr ISsaeAisg fssgsqsi n a. * II
eed," uhsa plaia asFsssoa aaa DIS
Iseaassd lEsm HE kDsss. ehlstea she sssart
loass, asa teok be sea- Wtikia the Der,
HE vas knesa 90 Tie ceau aaa lasfess,
bus Sstsaagsr 70 tbs mass u sesetai.sa
shs had gathered 90 tAs oesaslsa. fkis
sss Psisiek Bsayf Hhs. co AtsFssz 81
this psussgatioa, had Fsis soa.s hfiy Or
Eists mties Itea bis FVaideacs ia Haasssr
esaaiy, - sslaaieet his ssrtiess 10 The
dvtsRss " tbs pfissaefs. IL hsieasA -
Ms further seadias u eAs iaalstassst
sith mafksti attsatiea, the aFst ssnisass
d sAssh thai Bad eaasAl his ear ses
g Fer Fteaehlag INA gsspsl \ he ssea -
6ed Ahea be taaipekset lad bees
reed, sRd tbe PnssosaiisR astsESe5 kss
sehssstssa atsw sesaerks, hsaEy srsse
stretched sat kn haads sud seeetscd she
pspsr Aad tlsa addressed The asaEt
MAJ Il nlsssa scar soFahtPA thiaa
: hessd sseA - ths Prssseasss, = { 90
tered inn bsuee. ~ FaPes nea hsla
IL NJ band y I ksts rights anflf
siaad, he Kiags sssafaag % tkis eeiens
Ass sfsaea - iaalctesul 81 she faFpsae
Il asfsikaiag Gaa rAhisAlas - iaprlna.
maal lhEsa ineasaslge reIsoaa hsesfe she
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Ass1 ssa Il + AsA id sks
aslt i atsss iss 80 = sssls ~.
~ ssysy sslsvsss - asiibas bas :
sArgs 4 sseases sss slsssS me
.ssll seesiss Il he lt.l sssials, Il Aleas
ssslsash sftsss ~ parties 10 al sseh
sslasfal asssmblassst
sSs slats skait essseat she ssa.sls 4
eseslsst fss Aas OATS q slnisaea ESQ ires =
e. sAips u so e issHs Is eetst, = essef ilts
~ sessteisHl - esaFset eitk sHflase etsts.
g sub tersizh Fssef - saease = ~. go
leas a<tess,f tASsaea. - e sses lmaiasst
saakef ~ pia aas a.lsss e assas
These pesss sKessissa apoa masters
sAieh liz eaciasissly sisAis he leslsdis.
ties ii The stsses, weld 80 b hsssehss
Of The egassllsilsa. hat Iksss sss BE,
whss ara ecstsmplaisd ~ ttls proposed
Soathers ceaveatlas. Ties stet 10 sea.
suh aPOs the sroprssy 81 Eeiag Oct Of
toe bstca3 - seres spea The passage u
lava lagtsg dasioa ssa sssagss 10 Hiss
troops; T. psFeAsss ship a var, ses
other srasi ssa, 10 a werd. 10 kEa
sempaes AesEile - HE usisa Of these
States, saeA SsssAsra Css}s,fssaes. ia
81 respects 10 violasiea u The ocnstlia.
ties.
These are ssr Hei timsais, and 90 dare
esrtess thea We aFs ssatAsra mas By
birth, ralsieg aud education, as we're ear
Psreas bstere -. bet ss are slas-a Uaioa
man, fgr tbs rights q tbs ssath ~ tas
UBiOa, aud HA1sr the Cosstitsiies AVID
re are Is hessils 10 thess Gre esiers abs
propose - claim est Eiehss ast-stas Of ihs
usiea, and IN sosseuPl Of the Cpssii,a,
tea, ss Ss are toIae siIlassoss Abslisira.
isls phe essspseb apes ihs rights Of the
ScasA, and sea Il deasase the lave Il
Cosxpsss, esd sAs decisions ef ths Sa-
srsane Cart
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nasoriai Caucus.

We see il stated ia lcnsrs from Wssh-
ihgton ina, ths t'rsaocEatir nscnbers 81 ths
Ssnate held eosfefrpcs u f5aF hours
8urssiaa ss Saturday ass, far ths psFpsse
q eoAsidsFinx the 4iIcTeH. resolutions sSs
under disrassIcD "a the Szsass Ia regard
toslayeEy IN the TsFTis0fics, With the slew
q pfsssstihg s,.a.s general platform shish
vii ksTmonrs tke Scuaieting views q
nguecTasic S<rs,oTs uPen slis sabless.
AbnaJ half the Soeg;aTs we're ePpsssed ~
s3opssag say fss0iutioHs whascvsr A
mv,ioa sas made that Il va iss4Psilrst
10 adopS sny FFsslai,ous. THIS watia a
Use ssPporSsa. IL Is aid, b. Sessias.
CiiagassB ssd fosubs, Who WeFc opposed
b. AsssFs Gsiu, Brghi. f,teh sai Lace
Nc noDghs opposed Re sjgPlioa u aay
Tesolaiiess N sdyssce Of the nrstiag 81
the chAFlsssoa CosvestisA He d-cisF-
ID f0s The CiBcisRsti pla,ferm Eilaaat
shasEe, and sEzaneassd sgsiast isgssla,
Iioa Ia Felsti9a to Save property n Ter.
riteriss psCreAsat - auy ssgisa 81 tie
Sapseae CesFt A. q the power q the
fsuisoFisl Legislature, asst af ths Ssna~
Esrs ard sothiag Seuafss tirren aoved,
sHsliy, thsia eastaaiiteo q ave Be aFPoiag-
ed, e. Ehosa al rs>eis,iens Be referred,
with poser. 10 desmri sxrejieut, 70 re-
port sahstiia,s Tor tAs ? 'sseat Fes0latiaas.
1hn Is . siixhs EsFeshadssins. ne fear,
II the ssy Ibe rights - the Ssgth 10 Ihs
Territories stli be .Fsstcd in the Charles
ten COassztioB. In tbs caucus IL wss
urged that Il YES issAFsdssHs TO declare
fgt The Fsotessisa d Ihsse rights, 49, II
misht eslbArfsss The Chsflesioa ,oaysa.
liasi Is thai bSdy. Il 9TH Be argued Il b.
ihexPsdlsat. lesa IL mIgA, dive "a she
FFes.sii psm0esacY, aud thas break %
the snIly Of the parry, Taas vs gO--
GofsRsESa GsarsllaR
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FFsa tAs sss oFsesss fssassss.
The Yieksbarg, Shreveport sna Tex.
e. Railroad.

TIE aasual report 81 the directors Of
this esmpAay, made - the Stsis I.sgisls
tase. Is terS bSisf Ga tbs eastern d.
Elsioa q The rad, bcsisaieg - ths Mis-
sissippi rissr. there are Thirty niles eeat,
bla6sd, sxisudiaa 10 fisilss on the Tens
sass Tsa asilss mere ~ slsssisg ssd
grabbing afs Aesasshsy ~ nAke the fead.
bed suaag fss tie rssersiaa Of iroa To
AoaFes TIE eOmpasy have undertakes
% pay the sohttRatuts N eatFa ssupea,
saliva u twvnty thOassna Aeisasa, ~
bosaz, 90 the eompistias Of ths Fpaa Go
Maasae b. ihs i5tA pf 0eiehss ssxa o.
ter thoassna dsilAFs " tAey shall s0ba.
pless Il By the GEsi dag - Deesmbst BsSx
The esnsFsstufs ase laefessisg their force
ElIh the view II haishlsg the read With.
10 The sAsfies. eeItsd hAaed
Oa the western division, toe work be
tWeso shtssepett sRa the fssas line Il 70
aI sdsasssd; thst Il b sxResasd 10 he
eoaPlsssa dsEleg lhs isil Ths iFoa e.
bath The divisioae hes Aees purchased
The ghsigaiie0s Of the saBPaHy sssissins
duflag the yesf have hees I'll uset, Is
esps hslaaes due The ean,gsstass, Whe
hays waived psy .beas aaIilths rand fsseh
es Monroe. asxl fab The gompaay hss
resolved tides fus a6a 900 aeFes IL pas
lie lsadz, uBaes The dsaasiaa laws u tpnS
Essss, Of whish IL has -sid a.Nso sers
Tor So, $50 ,ee-sSf about EiE doiiafs AZ
tere.
kpesHaea % the fspsft s & baiaase
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