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limited knowledge of human nature to justify
the suspicion that the financial charity which
has been so long extended to this erring sister
must have originated in q common position
and in common perils, rather than in the pro-
verbal tender heartedness of the dealer in
money In like manner who will venture to
assume that the directors Of the Rock Island
Railroad are the only directors in the East or
in the West who have been engaged in the
business of fabrioatng false financial reputa-
ton for their road, under cover of which they
might so manipulate its stock as to secure great
personal profits to Themselves at the expense
alike Of those whom they represent and of the
general public? In ordinary times the Artisans
Bank and the Rock Island Railroad would not
have spoken in vain. Sensible men would
have supplied to themselves the simple con-
sideratons which we have here suggested. In
the light Of these instances they would have re-
viewed the whole circle Of institutions to which
this bank and this railroad belong; they would
have measured the actual enormous imitation Of
all corporate values by these standards, and,
without rushing to the extreme of such an in
discriminate panic as followed upon the Schuy-
Ter fraud and the fall of the Ohio Life and
Trust, they would have seriously considered the
immense probabilities Of sudden and sweeping
disaster flashed out upon US by these catastro-
phies. They have now done nothing of the
sort. This apocalypse Of fraud and chicane
Msses over in day. The ranks close up, the
dead are carried to the rear, and the jubilant
army of spectators resumes its march Once
more we repeat that such phenomena as these,
j. the face of the actual political condition of
- country may well remind us that whom the
goods are determined to destroy they first make
mad
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News from New Mexico.

INDEPENDENCE, NO, Oct. 8, 1860.
Tie New Mexican mail, with dates to the cath ult., ar
rived this evening. The preparations for campaign
sgans, the Indians has not inundated them party
OF them w into Fort Fauuteroy short time ago and
ran % eighty head OF cattle belonging TO D. Connolly
The volunteers for the against the Nsvajoes have
marched for the place.
The election for members Of the House Of Representa-
tves passed OF quietly j. A. Hu5be was elected to all
the vacancy occasoned by the resignation Of Judge Baird
There Is news from the Plains.
But few Indians seen, and they were friendly
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 7, 1859.
BY the arrival Of the schooner Potomac, from Vera
Cruz, we have Mexican dates TO the 18th ult.
The Potomac brings s60, 900 in specie.
Senior Ma, the Juarez Minister TO Washington arrived
at Vera Cruz the lAth ult.
The United States steam frgate Susq uehanna arrived
out 5th and the Powhatan 18th.
The whole subject OF the condemnation or tina barry
Maria Conception was referred TO Madrid.
The spanish Minister had advised Cancellation or tina
Juarez government.
The liberals were uccessful and hopeful OF taking tas
capital
The Engls Minister had proposed to mediate for peace
between the contendng factions, but this ODER re-
iected.
The steamer Pocahonas with later news, Is expected
The steamer Empire City, from Havana, has bees
qrarAniined ten days. Passengers all well.
NEW ORLEANS oct. 8, 1850.
The schooner Red Fox from Tanpico 2sth ult, has
rived she brings dates from the City Of Mexico Of tss
nth inst. and sos 900 in specie
Aramon was still in the capital, with IL 900 men The
Liberals still occupied Queretaro their headqursrs
WASHINGTON, Oct 8, 1850.
The New Orleans Picagune Of Friday gives q verbal
report that Captain Jarvis passed note the spaniss
Commodore, which he not only condemned his threat
70 lombard Vera ruz the Maria Conception was
rot restored and damages paid, but declared he would
consider the drst shot fred upon Vera Cruz ~ shot
upon the American squadron, In consequence OF this
note, further action in this matter was suspended
Three Spanish vessels OF have returned 10 Havana.
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The Late Gov. willard, or Indiana.

committee OF citizens OF this city, with thu remAaas
Of Governor willard, arrived yesterday morning on .
special train from Chicago accompanied by Gov Ramsey,
exUned States senator Rice, Major Cullen, Mr. Cochraa
and Hon. Vim. A. BowIes Thew were met at the depot
By military oompaaes and large number Of citizens,
who received the remains and conveyed them 10 ths
executive mansion where they remained during ysstes
day. They viii be taken to the Senate Chamber thn
afternoon where they TO lie IN state in charge OF the
military, until Wednesday morning, from whonce the
nnal funeral ceremonies 10 this city viii take place, ana
remains be taken 10 New Albany under escort a
itary and citizens, for nterment. Minute guns
dred the arrival OF he cars yesterday morning. and
the march OF the procession TO the executive MAJ
aim
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Markets.
paLADNyHrA STOCK DoARD.
PurApurMA, Oct 8, i0ee.
ing Railroad IS 49, Morris Canal ess Long Island RAl,-
road, 10: Pennsylvania Railroad a.. sight sEchaAgs
on New York 81 par.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 9, 1890.
Flour quiet Howard street aad Ohio IS 62x o. fs
sGs. ss.d red u . g. -h .s,s e.
unchanged Whisky dull AZ &c. 22hc.
Pn.ADuPnA, Oct. 8, 1850
The election absorbs las neation Of the mercantile
flour arm Z. IS ISIS wheat IL fair demand: white
at 81 20 81 50, red 81 saaNa5. Cora quiet o. TSc
1ac. Whisxey steady.
-Four steady sad IN good demand; sales 1000 bsIs
wheat held out Of the market Rye-sales 5000 bushss
for state Corn dull but saeable BIS .. CSC ooc for
Western mixed. Barsy-Thls morning there WIS . fair
effected. In the aftsroeon more was done saiss
70 day 20 200 bushels a SIC ssc for Canada East 60
In car iss Tsc sic FOR vermcni Tsc for Canada West
via Buffalo CSC for Michigan: 73c for Canada West,
., 2se Hops-Hisher prices paid for 1859 sales q
5ooo lbs At lsc. = &c
Flour steady and IN nlr demand Wheat steady Gales
900 bushes No. Chicago spring At 81 os, 1900
bushels No. I Milwaukee club al 81 90, $3.50 bushels
white Mich gan At 81 "a, 5000 busheh white Ohio .;
81 "a Cora steady n good demand: sales 80 oos
bushels al 65c. former egure anoat, latter fro1
Ss On ea Ga sso s On y s-
York LAKE mports-l2 900 bbs aour, las 900 bushels
wheat i2s No bushels corn and g. 900 bushels barley.
70 o bushss con- 80 600 bushels cats aai 900 bushes
barley.
Flour steady and 10 fair demand saes 200 bbs. ct
~ s1K IS tor extra state oanass and WISCONSIN, ss
80 80 for extra Michigan Indiana and OHIO IS IS Is
bushels No cncsgo spring at 81 o5 1900 bushels No
dso Ss.h.. "s sssAs se sss
al 81 "a Corn steady and In active demsai.
steady sales COO bushels 81 CSC Canal frsighs armsr
f,E. ~ pporsIis c5 ss. oSr 500 900 ssss whss
lI5 900 bushels corn, 400 bushels os@, 900 bushels
barley cssa sngsrs 90 !, ev 90 TO- 10y ooc ,ass
''''' o-~rco, ocl. s-sPN.
Flour steady With vrcderaie demand Tor interior aaf
Eastern trade. saieS so bbs., nj 81 Is for extra
1000 susaen. 80 Mn..utss cub at 81 is.
1000 DO. red Indrs al 81 2oT 1000 30. 10
10000 DO Canadian, sad 900 90. so. chic,,o sprax
on privre terms Corn dull sales 2loo bushels Italians
sales 900 bushels prime rpper lake CANADIAN It 80.
Rye and quiet Cana ireeht advanced ic ou gran
-four CSC ,whes, lie, corn Ione,, 70 New YORK Lake
bushes barley, 1000 bushels re, $500 bpssss psss
Canal expore3i ass bbIs sour 40 900 bushels wheat,
~ 500 bushels cora, a. 300 ousaes barley, LEO bGsne
pess.
Flou. egil, whsa: nrm, saa &c, l. aisnsr'
t., ,nd II s 81 Is'I Sc Tor a! STORE. Corn
active sad steady: sales 2e,tso ssssels a. "e
.s Ss Sss f5% es ' or ooSS S'I Sas
sSss So S Ssu s' is sS,s su.ss lis 40
wheat sSh. exchange oa Ssr York | psr cent
premium. - -. -.
flour dun a, IS q u 10 FOR superans Wheat steady
bacon arm; shouidsrs &C. Mos porS nrm II eli rs
SIS SIGHT srcssns, Ga ss- York Unchanged
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Troubles in Florida.

SAvANSAH, DC. 7, 1907.
The Quincy (Forda 2epublic says that the people o.
Gadsden, Liberty, Jackson and Washington counties
organizing force to operate against band OF depers
does who committing outrAges ia Calhoun county.
Many murders have been committed Ia Jackson county
the militia have been called out.
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News from Havana.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 8, 1870
The steamship Empire City, from Havana 81 inst, has
arrived. The sugar market at Havana quiet, and
quoted at 81 reals The total stock In port amounted to
100 900 boxes Exchange London, 10 l54 per oeot
premium; on New, York a al per ceut premium.
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prepay intentional II l. therefore ordered tina! fron
and after the Ist day OF 1890 all such unpaid
letters sent 10 the dead letter oce 70 be disposed Of
In Ike manner other dead letters
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TRIPLE SHEET.
New York, Tussdsy, October o. 1850.
MAILS FOB EUROPE.
whs sew York Herald --- Edition 10
Europe.

Europe
he Can,ri mail steamship Persia, Capt. JudSins, will
leave this port TO morrow for Liverpool
Tns European mails viii close in this city tomorrow
morn ng a. quarter 10 ten o'clock.
Tho EUROPEAN EDITION TIE HnxAID will be published
nj nirs O'Clock In the morning Single copies in wrap
psrs, six cents.
Tns contents OF the EUROPEAN EprnoS TIE HERALD
vii combine the news received by mail and telegraph a.
Ne Once during the previous week, and up to the hour
NJ puhllcatlon,
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Ma III Facilities between New York ana
Boston.
BOSTON, Oct 8, 1880
Mail trains are sooa 70 be run between New York aaa
Boston, leaving each city ct eight P. NJ
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The Lady franklin at Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 8, 1880.
Lady Franklin arrived in this city this evening and Ia
stopping Of the Girard House.
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Death OF IN Arkansas Pioneer.
FoRr SMITH, Oct 8, 1860.
Captain John Rodgers, an old and esteemed ctzeo ana
rsna poprieors Of this city, died last night
Of paralysis
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NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham Eree..-Ms. AVID Mas.
PETKE WAIn-FRHxY CogsLKR-kEGRo BLUspxR1
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL. s6S Broatwsy-sosss,
DAscxs, BuRixsQuxs nc.
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WINTER GARDEN. Broadway, opposite Bcna ssfees-
Cur AAsrKRlEC-BKfsr BAKER
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HRYANIy MINISTERIAL Mechanics Hail 472 Broadway
BgsIxsauEs sosGs DAScEs, kc.-Scxsxs At PHALoss
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NIBLo's SALOON Brosdway.-HooLrY CAsPbxIrs
EasrRxLs ErmoPiAS sos0s, BuRIxsauHs, DAseks, 30
SIRcIsIA MUMMY.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

HIBLo's GARDEN. Broadwsy.-Au THAr GliTrkas
Nor GoLD-BLAoK EYED svsAs.
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BowEaY THEATRE. Bowery.-THs FIRE AND TAI
PLACuz OF Losoos-Ar sos diana
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81. Lnuis asarket.

We have advice. from oug regular cor
respondent Rron It. Louis up to The 18Th
INST. , amt give the following As lhs prse 60
II farmers prod .ree st 4hat date
FLOUR Sales VI 5000 bbIs suPerahs at
s5,21 per Dol.
sUCEWHEATF L0uR-salss Of small
cts at 81, 20 per hund.
WHEAT-Prime for fall at 81 ,2S per
bash. Prime spring at Sl.ls per tushsi,
CORN-Commo mixed So, choice vel
iow g., prime white a3 essts per bnshel
ncIuding new and second hand gunniss.
OATS-S4Ies Of 800 bags, Incie-stug
Gags, at ~ cents per bushel,
BUCKWHEAT-smalI lots Sold at 81
.snts pea bashei
PORK-!OO green hams from the block
we're sold al 7ets; 1000 shoulders in sail
Il Sets per ID.
BUTFER-SAles of good PFi.as at Il
Gems per pound.
CHEESE Western Reserve at 9Ikets
per pound.
HIUES-Dry atnt at IL cts per P"aad,
EGGS-Stlss st 25 cents per dozen
POTATOES-Psime brtag fson este 70
cents per busheI, II bags.
ONIONS Dull At 50 eeals per bushsi.
BEAES-Pfims white, sales Of zoo
Sa,hsIs, at Sl,a5 per baahsl.
HOG s~-For large lots weighing $40 lbs
and upwards, 8 cents was oEFsred.
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Vsmua ama ahe saosn.

Last svshiRg about seven v'slsek, ws
observed . phsnOnsaa in sks Heavens
whish We base meyer before noticed
The meon, which MAS bas q fsw days
past lee arst quarter, formed y peTrscT
1sSssut with oBs point considerably de-
pres@ed, and exactly IS the iswss poiat,
uirh bus thread, Is il we're, Of aaare
blue beswssn them, sbons Venus, the
evening ssar-ths only one visible at THAI
b InFs amaug the myriad thF ing which
gem the blue vault above. Side, bg
AIDE, she lovely pair eoagsed sheir ~lng'd
wag asEO@s she swslliHg arch Of Heaven's
ssuFs aoma, Ghe t,eautIful STAR mingiipg
it's glinmeriug sIlVery ray, wiIh she
feeds Of golden ligat, wb'eh iEs brilliant
es@pauian w2s shedding upon tbs qu!ss
gsss Of Nature, bslsw; and STRIVING, a.
II vera 10 via With hsE ia splenaOE aud
MISUNDERSTANDING its brlghfess lock,
and aAsosing iss glowing giansss--Fs-
Rplsndsas with dazzling brittany, aud
KiorioRslY lnEalR sA~iv--ls sssssring
splsmdor upon the fa@a of the
sIuabeving Earth beneath. While pale
Lapa, "a il sensible that it vas DO insig.
nikemus rivals ehaFms which were being
aavesIsd ~ Ghe bswlldsrsd gaze Of mea,
IN Gloss proximity 90 hsr oWn, put On nsI
HwsssssE, sauniess smile, ard sized forth q
bread glare Of luminous lustroas light,
playing in MANY phOSphoreseent sSinsil.
IaGioaa--Iiks fashiHg sci az tar sleAvinl
lee hsigat pathway IN Rlsaming circles
ere is rests upoa hili and dale, 10 tFans
ttRm, by harmonious LlsAling e liga
and shade, the face Of all nataES, iato th'
soft dreamy shadows Of some fsiry-iaad
| 'Twas . soptess tslws~H the glowiBi
Arllliamey u msltsa gold, aaa the glts
tsning, flashing sparkle Of the alan ond
For hours, did ths bright team 81
with sash sshss Ia spIssdoy sad beauty
when ans aEar--smliing and glaneing lh
wAiIs Al the aptasasd fass 81 msths
Earsh--gradusiiy blendsd itself Fis.
tbs gsrgsoas qa1se " night, AID aaall
disappeared lEom visw, bsaiAd the glow
ling egs, wkess rsalm u had invadsd
and sxay, sss ~ noughis 9th ia on
peerless bsauty.
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ttAow hashy how weak he Is = bat &
! the matter with him -
only ukatf"
"TighV?"
AYES, intoxicated"
souls, ttght'' Aaa'a bsst aad great
est gift, hIs int IEeet degraded the oatg
power Ihag raises BIN above lne brute
creAli 10, trod ian un ser, .he foot Of a ae-
ba't 'HE appetite.
ssOuiy tight n' The mo'her stands
Eith pale and tesr-,lm nod cyo to sce
her only son's disSF4Os, and IN her fam
cy pictures tue bitter woes OK wA:ca ght,
is she foruahadIow sing
"Only tight" Tue gentIc sister,
whose strongest love through life, ba,
been given 70 her hABdaoeae, Iau mel
brother, shFiRks With disgust and con-
tempt from bic embraces, and brushes
away rbe hog impure kIss he prints aPon
Ter cheek.
"Oaly tigtti'' And his young bride
steps TO meet him, and checks the wei.
come on her lips, TO gaze 10 terror on
The Keeling form aud dashed .Res u aim
woo was Ehs's gOd Of her id5latry-"
tORIy Iight!'' Add ths fathers face
grows dark and sad, as, with q b,ster
igh, be Stops over the slsePnr l-ee
OF bis frst born.
lie has brought sorrow to all tG.ir AZ
fsetionaka hsarka be aas agened tho dJar
20 a fatal iAaalg eaoes ia HISS brougbt
himself down 80 level with the LTutes :;
he has tasted, exciting the appc;'le 10
crave the poisonous dFaught agUn b.
has fallen fEem n2bls maahOol -
bahbirBx idiaey; broa Ehs griel TO his
mother, diStruss 20 his sister, ID ina to
has brother ARd bowned hrs fathers
head in aarrow; but blame him not; be
is ''only g. ghs"
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Sash ApAas, Of Dies Noises. ca led ap-
% "a on Maad y. lr. ADAAS l. ca bic
way 10 the Nebraska geld minea, whers
be spent ths Iass ssasoa, and we bare no
Siouhg wa&~ issally efsessd 0slssa1s =
rspres the TcsrFeqy "a JsElsrsea i
Wsshiogton City. us s&kss vita Aia q
quarts mill, and 10 otherwise veil pre-
pared TO take frOm The ragged maaataln
a port on Of lie golden treasure, which
lies Atd b<asath its rough surface. May
abundant success crown his efforts, and
may ths people "a Jsass som Territory
salixs shAs in hi@ they have man and
gaatlsm&a, worthy thsir eoaSdsAes and
RgppsFs.
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REsPoRT, MAY 1lr 1855
Some tao years a ago lady OF This place
WAS after confinement attacked with iu-
aammatlon Of one OF the breasts, which
for several days resisted all the usual rem
edies In such easrs. The swelling a@a
soreness vas as great a. ahy ease ! bad
witnessed. was infused TO try Dr..
Smiths Electric Oil, and was perfectly as
toaished and plsased to 6hd in half an hear
altar Its application, that the soreness and
swelling had entirely subsidized.
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Omaha In yFERfx-AEx.

such Ia The title OF an original drama
which was rendered with thrilling
sifsoG at 8 School Exhibitioa 10 0uAha,
8 few days sines. II is represented a.
being very truthful as far as it went,
though Of course, it couldn't be expected
thss sit she sharp tricks, shissnery and
Tires real speealAtions whish took plaee
there and Whereabouts, could be repre-
nted IN one evening; enough however,
Was given to enable one TO form some
conception Of the manner in which thiEgs
we're done: -ioss we're cold a. Faba!sas
prices; IRE per esnI asked and given, for
~ demanded and taken; hank charters
gotten through Ihs Legislature; double
deeds &Bd false deeds (ul deeds at alil
MAIDS Get add recorded; and gold scat
tered sroaud ~ such Pr0Iusioa, thai the
ssader- hearted author was too haDane
to break the sp, II, gad awsken tia en-
tranced audience TO the stern REALITIES q
arxrtf rtmes and scarcity 3f money, by at
tempting 10 pass three csat Petcsa for
hves Tie deiinsation of Land Oaise
Eatrfes, on account Of The psrnGeious
inaasn ,e such an ezpqsuTs Haghs s4sr'
| else over the minds Of tho rising gene
Estsou, we're wisely omitted. There -
tsene tai II PRODUCING . 1nce inore, in
lhc seaase oi few weeks; in the mean.
titns IL will be revised and re-written,
and another strong point added thereto:
| Versatility Ut character adoption Of sAs
western man 20 auy aEd every branch Of
business, 40 circumstance or interest
nay require. We sa4eTsgAnd the cast Of
the character vii! be JsW, who, for
ggstIug his legiuRsts trade ia cheap
watches, old clothes, and aa~h jswslry
| il transformed sucGss<.veiy intN q Doe
/ SIT, BGHEBr, CuuFgz4 TTHsSBss ggg., IN
| each Of which he makes every point tell
suts eys-teath for s sEiaIBg sum in zach
= mapneg 90 to giVs universal sagisias-
tios and excite genera admiration.
The exhibition throughout reflected
great credit upon bnth teachers and pa
pills. z=
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J. ., J8ast DtuIsIsI
DR.. Smiths Electric Oh Is the oaly gsR.
zine In the world. The proof iB, that ali
the BEsT Doctors aud Druggists sAv 30
over 1hsu awn signatures. DR.. Saith is
aow In town AID prepared to meet any
sFa+o-apt
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Il affords US mach pleasure to JvHb@
% saw - oar readers That We nIw have
thr most positive Sssara' Q. that ] Rail
Euad wrlI lie somPlessd 70 this tIase ia
less than Que month from TIL time.
TfR grazing l. zlI dane between tn,
place aud s.. joseph, rxorp lea ds},
work, The wTrk Of laying thc tack
was eagREasnee,I al S., J3srbh IA .gg than
= week a aga. and wB learn 90 It ssy Jsa!
mTleas Il slfs tFaez u already tar, nnt
thsl tho goal ssJrk will Do pnsIed rap.
idly fdrwnrI unsii. tbs ro4i Is eomptay-
tal to Ehis place. In the GouF.a u one
short month we gill have railroad con
aeeuoR with all The principal railroads
IN the Uuitad States. Ono will b3 able
70 sep inso The cars hers, aod by 0Ja-
slnuous line Of Fai1 gay, 20 to NV York,
Boston, PhiIa3@iphia, Washington, Ctty,
New Orleans. Charleston, o. aRql51srs
siss he mag chooss.-.FVfih Wsst So
U4aaah1 Democrat
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3 most eommop EemaEk Gmang shoss
whc arriss from the East, Is that oar
city presents greas activity ~ compared
w,lk shs most Of Easssra 10Y -, rle al
pare i The sisy aaaay aasl5sngs eaa Do
foass IN every ss&ge Of constructions
tbs aoana Of the saw and hammsr il
heara ssfroa dewey mora sglI a&slly eve
Kang sasea haildiugs wriI be sommsns
II - assa - material saa - prsssRasa
On Thursday evehinEs 80 Emihs
ae.e.nssaod by shaa apasa1 IegStsss '
Ne sFaFslliNg psssss ap's asassaags-.
easas .Aawm fsom abass sAeA &lms,'
ssag Aa4s . saoss trip y ssspx Clsy
sssassas ezra ~.sA hss sbs srsw q =
sTs,a Linms III I'll
Tas rssfsess. having sasas ! ayin,
Evssss u aAs uppsr eeaasEys passsd Der
- hsosasosssay ma slsisss tgssassslssF
= - = sshs naay - lis
- assss ssill il esaaaaand.
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0ENAE I1ERafn

allow aash, how weak hsis! Ehat /,
the matter With hLmY'
only aEatf"
"TighG?"
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GARaan seeds

We were prss(mtsl few days ago, By
Il. 4. TKRxV, With al assortment Of gar
den and dover seeds, for which We tsn-
der many thanks. Mr. TERRY keeps con-
stanlly on hand 3 cool assortment Of
seeds, plants aud Ehruhh'ry, athTs gar
asa in Crescent Clay. This Is the sea-
sea Of tAs pear for setting ous Shrubs
and plsuts, and TERRy Is prepared TO Gil
all orders in his lime. Give him q call.
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