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NEW YoRk, May 2l.-The European mails by
the steamship Persia, received last evening, have
been distributed, and those for the South were
dispatched by the early morning train.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, May 12.--Messrs. Bingland, Athya Il
Co.. in their circular by the Persia, report coffee
closed quiet at previous quotations.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence e. Co. say that the
weather has Of late been very favorable for
crops.
They report -four closed dull at the quotations
by the Europa.
Wheat closed firm. They quote mixed at 35s to
35s. Cd. White at BIS. to 3ss. ri
Messrs. Wakefield Nash & Co. say that Indian
corn closed very dull and declined Id. to I'd. dur
ing the week. Bacon closed quiet. They report
an advance Of Id. to I'd. since the sailing Of the
Europa. Lard closed steady at SIS. to sos.
They state that all qualities of sugar had slightly
advanced, and that the market closed buoyant.
LONDON, May l2.-The London market for pro-
visions closed generally firm.
Messrs. Barring, Brothers & Co. report Sugar
closed firm at previous rates. Coffee closed firm
at the quotations by the last steamer.
Political Intelligence
New YORK, May 23.-The steamship brings the
The latest reports say that Gen. Garbaldi had
landed at Ortesa, in Calabria.
Advices received from Rome state that La
moricere was continuing to concentrate his forces
at Tablis.
The King of Naples had subscribed million
scudis to the papal loan.
A telegram received from Madrid states that
Marshal O'Donnell, noted for his skill in the late
war with Morocco, had returned to that city from
Morocco.
His arrival caused a great sensation.
twas currently reported that q collision had oc-
Cured between the Chinese and the Russians on
the frontier.
An ultimatum of the allies had been declared to
the Government of China.
Some Of the principal English journals say that
the Derby party will most undoubtedly use every
possible effort in opposing the repeal of the duty
on paper.
Lord Woodham explained the result of the nego-
tiatons lately concluded with Central America
He said that the treaty had been signed but had
not as yet been ratified. The right of passage
across the Isthmus of Panama had, however, been
recognized.
The Bishop of Durham had been appointed Arch
bishop Of York.
| The latest advices received from Paris say re
port is now in circulation that the French govern
ment had demanded an explanation from Prussia
| in regard to the augmented war estimates.
| British troops are arriving rapidly in India fol
the purpose Of quelling all further rebelions ant
restoring peace among the natives. 1t is under
| stood by letters received from Calcutta that th
allies were occupying Chirsaw.
| The Russian intrigues with Turkey continued tt
be strong. The Gear of Russia had already ordered
a force to concentrate on the river Pruth whicl
| divides Turkey from Russia.
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DERRY,s NON EXPLOSIVE. oAMPHENE

DERRY,s MON N-ExPLOsIvE. CAMPHENE,
BURNING FLUID AND PATENT BURNERS.
PATENT COAL OIL L.AMPS-in great variety
REFINED KEROSENE OR COAL OIL
Which burns without odor smoke
PAPER HANGINGS--A good assortment.
LAMPS AND CHANDELIERS,
In great quantity and variety
SPERM, LARD, COTTON SEED and MACHINERY OILS
complete OF STOVES among which the cell
ebrted GLOBE COOKING STOVES the cheapest good Stove
In the market
PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE. #s99aA
TABLE CUTLERY, together with general assortment Of
House Furnishing Goods too MENTION for sale
the lowest prices, by - -
ae 3n liz Poydras street.
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VOLUME XIII.
- ESOLUTIONS ADOPTED UNANIMOUSLY AT
~ THE GENERAL MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC
STATE RIGHTS CENTRAL CLUB OF NEW ORLEANS,
Held 9Th May inst and respectfully submitted to the

ID DESOLUTIONS ADOPTED UNANIMOUSLY AT
~ THE GENERAL MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC
STATE RIGHTS CENTRAL CLUB OF NEW ORLEANS,
Held c inc M May inst and respectfully submitted to the
People or Louisiana.
Whereas The Democratic National Convention lately
bed Charleston S. Co. did, the Sd Of this month of May
adjourn Baltimore its labor the 18th June
and the nomination Of candidates for the Pres
dency and Vice Presidency of the United States;
Whereas The States whose delegates have Withdrawn from
said Convention among which is the State Of ousana
delegates in the place Of those who have
thus seeded that said delegates participate in the
labors Of the Convention as adjourned;
Resolved the Central State Rights Democratic Club
Of New Orleans That those Democrats throughout the State
and all such have resolved to abide by and sustain the
which shall be made by the said National Demo
cratic Convention Baltimore, and who adhere 10 the Cncn
natl with the additions made by the said National
Democratic Convention Charleston. be aud they hereby
respectfully invited primary meetings in their
specye parishes tho purpose or eetipg delegates TO State
Convention to be held at Donaldsonye the first Wednesday
Of organize delegation from
this State represent the Democracy thereof al the adjourned
Convention be held ut Baltimore the lsh Of
June next
Resolved That all such to all sorts Of division
in the Democratic ranks and who depecae the organization Of
new parties raising under the irritating
distinctions of Union and Anti Union and movements and
all have faith in the fidelity and enlightened patriotism
Of the States whose delegations unfortunately seceded from
the Convention at Charleston and all such determined to
whoay be agreed upoa Baltimore by
the Democratic National Convention 10 be held there the 1871,
Of June invited unite te efforts for the promotion
good feeling accord and fellowship the Democratic raaks
prevent if possible the evils which threaten the Repnb
lie the only party that successfully resist the growing
and check the aggressive tendencies and the attitude
of the Republican party the North be nov dissolved and split
into fragments:
Resolved That the Democrats Of New Orleans and all such
determined join them the coming Presidential
test support cordially the nominees of the National Dem
Convention and to adhere the platform at Charleston
are hereby the time and place hereafter to be
designated delegates Donadsonye the
first Wednesday there elect delegates from the
whole State to adjourned Convention to be held at Bat
more the 18th Of June next.
Resolved That representation of each parish of the State
In the Convention to be held at nonadsonye equal double
the representatives TO which said parishes
speetively entitled in the State Legislature.
Signed PIERRE SoULE, President
my1ll2t JOHN ALLsToN, Secretary
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THE HAYES ARCTIC ExPEDrrIoN.-The Boston
Atlas of May 18th says:
We are glad to state that the visit of DR.. Hayes
to this city has decided his proposed expedition to
peal TO our citizens. He has within a day or two
purchased vessel of one hundred and thirty
eight tuns and is making every preparation for her
equipment and outfit, confidently relying upon the
completion of his needed fund in New York. Dr..
Hayes has selected as his sailing captain Captain
Mccormick, who has been engaged in the British
merchant service about seventeen years, and has
had some experience in "high latitudesn on one or
more voyages to the Amoor river.
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INDIAN DErREDATIoNs.- the st. Louis Repub
lcan we find the following letter:

INDIAN DRpREDA ATIoss.-In the st. Louis Repub-
lican we find the following letter.
Fort Stockton, Texas May |, 1s6o.-We arrived
here to-day, and learned by the stage just IN nom
San Francisco, that train of wagons belonging to
Spaniard named Domingo. and also TWO Govern
ment wagons in company with Domingo, had been
attacked by about 10 Indians. on Sunday morning,
and one hundred mules stolen. ninety belonging to
Domingo and twenty 10 the Government. These
are ali the particulars could gather in regard to
the matter.
Louis Silver Mining Company, ], camped with Do
mingo's train on Saturday night, and when we
parted with them on Sunday morning, He cautioned
Them against the Indians, as they had been follow
ing us for several days, and Saturday afternoon
twelve Indians were seen not five hundred yards
from cur wagons. We presume they we're attacked
soon after we left them. One of The mules, sup-
posed to belong to Domingo, with an Indian lariat
round his neck, came TO our train yesterday. The
suppostien is that he had escaped from the indians.
we have been getting along admirably since we
left Indanola. and IL the Indians do not moiest as
expect to reach the mines IN thirty days from this
date.
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DEAD BODIES IN THE RIyER.-Pilot Cayton. Of the
Imperial, informs us that he saw three dead bod
les on the upward trip Of his boat. One was TWEEN
ty miles below Napoleon, and two had caught in
some drift wood at the head of Battle Island. The
hands on steamboats,, and it is supposed that they
were from the wreck of the II. +. Sass, floating
timbers belonging to which were strewn for miles
up and down the river.
Memphis Avalanche, Wednesday,
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STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LIFE Gen
e0a, N. Y, May 10, 1s60.-The steamer Ben Loder,
plying on Seneca Lake as towboat. exploded one
of her boilers this morning, just as she was leaving
the wharf at Watkins. William HiiIigus, second
engineer, was instantly killed; Patrick Moore and
Charles 0'Brien, fremen, were badly scaded. A
number of horses on the forward deck were also
severely scalded. The boat is not SO badly dam
aged but that it will be repaired and resume tow
ing in the course of two weeks
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take ride On top Of load Of hay is better than nothing
plain Jersey very good and nice family carriage
behind couple of bays is really exharang But the
pleasure diminished b. seeing your neighbor ashng along
splendid vehicle fairy in its ghnes and beautiful
artists its faultess graees of it's bad
WE'LL hen supply yourselves the headquarters of fashion
Apply MesrR. Miner Stephens 81 and 56 Franklin
and II White street. New York, and they will try
xo, Seeth iralv rtisnrae nj
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THE orERA.-t'Les Amours Du Diable" appears
tomorrow evening for the fourth time, Madame
Colson again as Uriel. On Monday evening next
Mr.. Philippe, first tenor Of the Grand Opera, will
make his first appearance in La Favorite.
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WINE SUITED TO LADIES AND INyALIps.-Look
the head of adies wine for detailed o the viz
ties Soeers Ederbery Wine. Il said delicious as
fue port but much less Intoxicating and there preferable
for ladies' nyalids and temperance peope American
vintage, and warranted pure.
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CLOTHING, ETC, AT WHoLEsALE.-The attention
of merchants dealing In New York directed the adver
sement of Messrs Devln Hudson Co., of that city, They
are most conveniently located 2 and 260 Broadway
ne Of Warren street As they bid for Southern custom give
them a call any rate
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liner for bonnet, said: You are to make it plain
but at the same time smart, as sit in conspicu-
GUS place in church."
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PERSEVERANCE FIRE Co. No. IA regular
monthly meeting is announced for Tuesday next at
II o'clock P. M.
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LOUISIANA STATE INSURANCE Goa meeting of
the stockholders is ordered for nextMonday at 5
O'Clock P. NJ. See notice.
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"Thsre's more in that fellows head Sam, than
you imagine,n said Dick. of sleepy looking Ie
low staining by. THAT may be- replied the ot1ef
gravely, .but always suspected he had EN-,
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NEW ORANGE COUNTY BUrTER-Messrs. Thomp-
SON Barnes 5 and 25 Common street also Of 22 Julia
advertise 30 kins of the above rs jast received
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SAILING OF THE ST. Louis.-The steamship St.
Louis, Capt. Cavendy, sailed at s o'clock this
morning for New York via Havana.
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Foe RENT AT ooEAs spRlses.-Mr. William A.
Bate. No 81 Grayier street osrs for cottage
In nhea a. the above place. also house uIfafnshd See
advertisement
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Rumers Of Collision Between Russia and China.
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A HERICAN AROMATIC
BITTER CORDIAL,
AND
ToNIC AROMATIC BTTTERs.
A Cordial for Ladies, Aged Persons, etc.

Of these varieties of Brs the st be taken mixed
any agreeable uid while the second be taken pure
both mingled together forming bitter of greater
n,ensty please every tase The and deli
these Ber have induced the finest Judges
them superior hitherto They
are particularly ecacous health and reestabsh
ing impaired digestion that fruitful of Diseases such
Dyspepsia and Liver Affections, General Weakness
etc. all Of which render life burden In fever followed
convaecence and weakness
edy adapted strength and hasten the complete
return Of health
Es-N. B. The American Bters may likewise be taken
They do contain much spirits The strong flavor they
the the predominance of bitter prnc
p both which however highly agreeable Said Bters
introduced into general in the principal coffee
houses, hotels, clubs, etc.
Ra-Sold by ..=Z
KARSTENDIEK / CO., cor. Graver and New Levee SITS.
A. A. PEYGHAUD, 90 Roy street..
j. WRIGHT 4 CO., q and l5l Chartres street.
N. R. PEPIN 4 CO., 81 Common street.. ms Pm
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ADDITIONAL BY THE STEAMSHIP PERSIA.
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EuRorEAN POLITICAL NEWS.
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JULES MuMa's CHAMPAGNE Just received of
the above, 100 ease, by Messrs Theapson Barnes ID
yegtissna s1E
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VEHICLES EpR SALE.-hir. @. II. Sfosomb uffsrz
for sale wagon iishl .rosas psxea.
SEQ his advertisement
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nRY GOODS AT COST.

TRY GOODS AT COST ..s......AT COsTs
On after MoNDAs, che 9th inst, will sell the follow
g goods greater part Of large and varied stock
= greatly reduced prIccs-
PRINTED ENGLISH LAWNS;
.. FRENCH JAcoNETs
:. >. oEGANDIEs;
:. 49,. .cAMBRICs:
!. IRISH LINEN AND LINEN cAMBRIcs;
oRGANDy ROBES, styles;
ENGLISH BAREGE, new styles;
CoLoRED AND GRIsAIILE SILKS;
aEIsArfLE rorLINETTEs for Travelling Dresses
Z. s5- Linen Goods. e
~ IRISH hrNENsi a =
PILLOW CASE LINENS, all widths
sto 1874 IRISH, SCOTCH AND FRENCH LINEN SHEET,
INGs;
BIRD-EYE BUssIA AND HuCK DIAPERS;
FRINaEp and COLD BoRDEREp HucK. TOWELS;
FRENCH LINEN CLOTHS and TOWELS
DAMAsK aud sNow-DRoP NAPKINS, " to A;
b. to IA DAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS;
"a to l2-l DAsAsKs, scoTcH, IRISH and FRENCH !;
LINEN FOR DRAWERS, IRISH and FRENCH.
The above goods Of the Makes made to order, and
Ially guaranteed in every respect.
Plantation Goods.
Our iese goods unusually yaredeyeythns Of
che best quality. e--.z
Hosiery.
Ladies' brown ard white COTTON HOSE;
Misses
Mems ]. :. SOCKS;
Boys
Ladies' Gsare MERINo VESTS;
sChidrcns N
Mems !.
very large Of the above, of the best Makers also
full other goods in our line Being anxious to re-
before the cons Of the business season. we
viii sell everything unusually low prices Our friends andthe
public general invited call and examine stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
A. BARRIERE BRO.
I,q 130 Canal street.
as 2p2t-tf Touro Buildings.
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ler me sArtost. AND AarnicAy usns.l
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FURTHER INTELLIGENCE FROM EUKopH.

TalEasssHeo TO THE NEW ORLEANS caesessT
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RETURN or MARSHAL o,possEIh
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DILLIARD rApLEs-BILL1ARD TABLES

billiard TABLES-BILLIARD TABLES
35.... ST. LOUIS STREET .............35
Under the st. Louis Hotel.
undersigned begs inform the public that he has
opened BILLIARD SALESR0OMa the above place, where
be intends to keep constantly hand BILLIARD TABLES
from the celebrated Inanuactory of j. W. BRUNSWICK
BRO Cincinnati of all descriptions and prices such
ROSEWOOD,
BIRDS EYE MAPLE, MAHOGANY,
BIRCH AND OAK,
With Marble Slate Wood Bed Also, Bagatele Tables
and Balls Boards Cushisns Cloths, Cues Pockets Cue
Ieathers Pin Balls snd everything apperaining to Bill
liards other games.
BSpecnens Of the above Tables can be at the 81
Charles Marble Hall and 81. Louis Biliasd Rooms
H-Reparing and reasonable terms
m29 Iy A. VI, MERRIAM.
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GALVANIZED IRON ON!-aALvANIzED IRON +
The undersigned, Sole Agents for
MCCULLOUGH o.'s CELEBRATED AMERICAN
Charcoal Galvanized Iron,
For Roofing, Gutteng Spouting Bath Tubs Stack Pipes,
YerandRs, etc., etc.
Warranted 10 Range The only article that will
peculiar humidity OF this climate without oxydaon
For sale by MCLEAN 4 OLIVIER,
nngi a., street.
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MACHINERY. X......,........,,,'. -. MACHINERY.
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
SINGLE MACHINES,
INDIA RUBBER BELT,
CIRCULAR SAWS,
COTTON SEED HULLERs
= CORN MILLS,
. STEAM GAUGES
IRON GAS AND WATER PIPES,
POWER AND HAND PUMPS,
At the Machinery Depot Of RICH'D F. HARRISON.
iall n Nor. ~ and AZ St. Charles street
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ne COUNTRY Grace church has a. le.sa faiIea vic, N
mne oaapei ever 10. has been bought 10 Fourteen
seee peaxfy opposite the Academy or Nusic and the
%eoIio0 o. q handsome chapel to be attached to Graz,
vigorously prosecuted The lot and building
wa cc ADOLF $eo COO and for Appropriateness OF design
and splendid finish both in the interior and externally
eApocAo@ no similar structure In the city will bear
my approach 70 Tue intention il 10 have h com
possible by the frat Of August tina, stated Sunday
preaching mAy De had there during the usual sum NOR
vacation, when Grace church. on Broadway, is closed
NEW BUILDINGS IN BROOKLYN, ETC.
MI James Giles 800 Broadway, has In charge . now
building IN Brooklyn, for Mr.. H. NJ. Beames Il is stu
acd al the corner Of Lee avenue and Rodney street It
hs, Class dwelling house, 26xo6, brown stone 'front.'
Ienan sye' and VIII have all the called modern i'm
Prov. nents. Cost, including grounds, $26, 000
Ducxworth, So5 Canal street, has in charge Hrst
e'ase nriva's double dwelling house. in Clinton avenue
tze Soxao heated all through with steam There arc
ipe stables 10 the rear II II owned by Mr.. Lewis Beach
Of this city, aud viii cost $4,000
Nenwick, Anchmuty Sands are'building q residence
Tor Mr.. Alex Barrett on Staten Island. II will be Of
the modern Preach style, and will be OF Newark
BRICK ana bcieviile stone. Will cost S., 600
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Enthusiastic Political Demon stra lions In
Connecticut.
HARTFORD, March n, 1850.

Airo"p, msfcn ~, l60V
Sucn an oufpouring Of the rank and die Of the demo-
crazy ~ took place tonight in Hartford has never bean
equaed In tho political history OF the State The people
turned out by thousands and from the early twilight Of
she evening until long after the coee Of tho meeting the
most intense excitement prevailed The masses are ev,.
IDENTIFY walked up, and il the enthusiastic demonstration
OF onght any index Of general feeling throughout the
S'sse, the result Ii not by any means doubtful.
me republican camp, building similar to the demo-
Cac na was Dedicated this evening, and the presence
OF delegations from some ten fifteen towns to partci
se the cerem onies there which consisted of speeches
Hon Tom Corwin and Henry Wilson, added to the ex-
element noticeable feature of the occasion that
wn me opposition ran several extra trains to and from
localities within an area Of thirty miles, and were thus
enabled TO get up very respectable meeting that of the
democrats consisted entirely OF home productions
Tho huge ball, which has already been described was
70 s utmost capacity and long before the
money. Hundreds were turned away this account,
ana no doubt aided in swelling the dimensions of the
ance and during the evening played several national srs
me Meeting was called to order at eight O'Clock by A.
Burr, Esq Chairman of the State Central Committee,
and organized BY the appointment OF Hon. Charles Chap
man, member Of Congress- President and list Of
Vice Presidents from the various democratic organizations
OF the CITY,
In few appropriate remarks the President then intro
duced Hon. Fernando Wood, who greeted with the
most enthusiastic cheers, which lasted for min
utes Mr. Wood made an eloquent and effective speech.
and was constantly interrupted by the applause Of the
audience, ana at its close greeted by cheers which
ias 1u0E ring Sns President then
audience 10 brief and well received speech, pertinent
to the occasen-and the meeting quietly adjourned.
Immediately after the adjournment the various clubs
In the Hail formed in chght procession, said to be
one Of the largest Of political character seen In Hart
iord and with several bands in its line marched through
the principal streets OF the city. The republicans ike
wise formed esson yearly the whole OF whom we're
attired as wide awakss and paraded The streets were
lit up the night, rockets were c,rcharged ana on boh
SIDES tue greatest enthusiasm was manifested after pa
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SINGULAR ArxMPr TO DnnRoY The Tows or NAPoIxoS
ARkANsAs We learn, says the Memphis B,sein OF tho
9n nst that tho citizens OF Napoleon have lately been
tnrown INTO intense excitement BY the discovery Of plot
apcd the Ultimate destruction Of tho place from tho
Of the current OF the Arkausas river Tho town
se % many OF our readers aware, situated on
sort Of peninsula at the junction OF the Mississippi and Ar
kansas rivers For distance OF several miles ts
harrow strip Of LAND about 400 yards WIDTH
tue two rivers, and connects the with the main
shore 1t seems that, within few weeks past train
powder has been placed this neck slip OF land
and that en- Monday night last match applied csus
rug aterridc explosion which tore up she earth to such
an extent Is to per nt the water from the Arkansas
pass entirely across and empty into the Mississippi The
result has already been the introduction Of strong cur
rent through the pass thus formed, which is rapidly
widening and deepening and threatening TO ISOLATE
town entirely from the main land and az o VERY distant
Gay sweep il entirely away. What eyiLdspoeed person
perpe'r.ed the act unknown, hut suspicion said
attach 70 planter residing In the vicinity whose property
would be greatly benefited By the oaange