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EoR LIvERPOoL-THE WORLD WIDE
Il known clipper ship DREADNOUuur OApt.
samusls will positively sail va s'ptetaoer l2'n'
Por passage At reduced rates, Apply immed'Atey =
secure herths on board, Per North river. " 70 r.
NJ DEMARE5r, ~ South It. s"luE'W
NOR LIyFRPOOL-OLD BLACK STAR
II Gne-the packet ship UNIVERSE, Capt. Morri-
wing vt Pier ", East River, sails l9th ssptemoer.
The CYNOsURH sails i9th sept For passage Apply
on board, or " WILLIAMS d oClOS, " fuiton 81
QA.n
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EsrPLOYMENT-MaIe..
,NGINEER SOLDIERS wANrFD-CoM.

ENGINEER SOLDIERS wANTED-COM-
1Lprising mechanics aud ntslussH D,-er4 for
eapperi aud miners of the regular army. Tlr rn,u
must b. abe-b ,died, not over 30 years i ,te ao's
e. read ani Nrita, and ttisrstlld ths four ground
rules OF arithmetic. Term of enlistment thre,
years. Pay from Sl3 t. go dspeld ly VA rank
attained b! merit tId ~ derry c'ui.tt A., ra.
tons fuel, quarters clothing, nsict Ntendan,,,
aud the usual houuty. Apply at . y wiling G-e'l.
81 flow, eve = day, bet. =. IN. and ~ m. q A.
GILMORE Captain u y lslccrs. L. 5 Amy.
se5 2Usl9q
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DAM OF WHITE LILLlES-LADIES

DALM or WHITE LILLIES-LADlES
- have yuu tried t1ts eNullcut an' 'ighly per
funnel preparation for all dissglrrmnut, of Ne ,ktn
such rs rtMPLES RLOrCHEj, TAN, SiN-
UuRN, SALLOWNESI ~. II Will pty you to 10
so, II IL crliug and refreshing wheh uverhet~i,
anl is perfectly harmless ~ the sktn-tui, W. guar
antce. You will Hnd u far superior /, Chalk B,l
.r Lilly wHtc, aud cheaper than any other article
now IN Use, il being but
TWENTY. FIVE CENTS PER BOTTLE.
During the las, month large quantities have been
El,d, and feel gtatihrd tp hear from al who have
tricl Il, that gives the greatest satisfaction When
YOU Try "a you will never uIe any otheroi this
We ,cel confident. For SAFE N 10 Suuth Socnad ~.
WhNu-hutgh, and AZ 81 u slth ayo., Now York.
au5 rIic
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NUMBER 5000
SHIPPING.

CHEAP PASSAGE TO LIvERP0 )L-BY
Sthe Black B,l Line Of Ptckets-rhe clipper ship
HARVEST QUEEN "a Is the 18th sept. For pl'sag1
apply IN bard, too, Bsckman ST. y. r., or - JACOB
WILSON, los s ulth st. ".' ..t
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MONEY TO LEND-lN SMALL SUMS,
'l on hund and mortgage, or other reliable 80.
clrIty. Titles searched mycstm"nts mad, aud
money loaned III care and despatch. Amy To-
HUNT 4 TODD, 1870 Nassau n, n. Y. sec 24,c'i23
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aus AND PAINTS-BOIl.ED PAINT
~ ol. ~ cents; elastic roof oil. - cents PER gal.
Grafton paint, yelloS ocnre and Spanish brown, QUO
cent ler III. whlts lead and Hnc, ccnts linseed
OILS, tlrpeuhn,, ~. ID. BlDWELI- S6e Pear q,
AuiT qaa'lOS
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ENsURANCE.

IIAvB YoU PROVIDED FOR YOUR
IL Family an insurance on y0lr Licei
oME
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
10 COURT STREET BKOoKLYM
i'll BROADWAY, NEW YORK
Mutual,
WITH A CASH CAPITAL OF SiSS go,
IryrsrED N srcoKs or rHr srAru 90 Hsu Yoss
Asp FIRsr CLASS BOsDs AND
hoEraAan.
DIEIoroEsi
> Low, Thomas Carietpu.
IS n Cary, john r. Martin,
. frCth .nCham, John HN4sy,
: T StrNahan, John Sleden.
rloni.s Messenger, J. Milton Snt th,
S,niue Smith, Hardd D,llner,
Henry h. PerrcpouL A. z. Capwcn,
Aur n. BaylS Nehemiah knight
Peter g. Cornell, Edward A. Lambert.
John n C,cks, james How,
II n Clahin, l.. II. Wyuian.
4. n. Chittendsn. Gc,rge A. Jarvis,
Theu Puht tmus, Jr. Samuel Perry,
J y spithworth, 3 II. ward
C,ar Dunning, 0eurge r HnpA
John q. Bergen, Charles A Townsend.
Lewis R,betts, Cornelius J. Spr,gus-
walter 8. Grifith. joseph " Green,
WALTERS. GRIFFITH President
II FROTHINGHAM, TreAsurN.
0EO. G. RIPLEY, Secretary.
A 4. CAPWEiI., Counsd.
Medical Counsel.
JAMES STEWART, N ID, Nov rork.
D vidends of prodt' declared arrUdgv, and Ap-
Piled mIn' dlately W reduce the amount Of annual
premium.
Prem ums payable one half In cASh and one half In
n,te at ~ months, which " nut m any case sub
Jet g. As-eSsnenL but is permanent uNn on ths
policy g. he paid only ty the application of prudta,
or deducted frIm the amount due when the policy
beOimez payable The cvsh part of the premium
may be pad annually, semi annually, or quarterly,
In 8, 10, or any number Of years, OF Ia one sum.
az Policies tire premium on which Is payable In
fue annual payments may Ia Turrendercd at the az
pirA,on Of two years, and tie Company will ISSUE
for 4 pad up policy for h'e for tso- fJtLa Of ia
original II At three years fnr hre, E(ths, eto.
And on the same principle wherc the pretniIm v
payable In ten or any other number of years.
Policies issued Zoe life or for any tern " years,
Ani on the participating non participating -cNle
at rates ~ low any sound mutiA stock coniI.-
NJ.
policies are payable m cash.
Endowment Policies ISSUED, tie sun payable "
the representatives of the party at death, or \, him
or her On ail,Aug ~ r. ~, On, 90 or jo years of
| age. Also all forms u Ch..drena endowmenta aud
| annuity policies ON the most favorable terms.
tU- TINS Con'any has adoptec ,,rincipe In
tended n prevent The npsS " any policg and \,
H. the assured IN every case ak the dsSurune
| which thcir payments eiU pTorfe FOR. Our mem
hers need apprehend Therefore that their inabii
/ ~ ~ pay the prcmufn al any future nms vii in
! 7oye the less Of what they have paid.
Our pru-peCtus and other publication will be sent
| gratuitcusly " al who require Il.
! Good Agents wanted and will be trcat@l with
| the most literal terms ieat T9'i4S
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lEENs. ESTATE.

ttlIplNG LOTS on BERGEN HILLS
- Fr,tn'lv lnHtrl uoai HHn0kru OF jersey
|tv, In god ne yhoorro'dN near churches and
tl..t hy st,.t a 3 hons, cars every Icw MINUTES,
,r... ~ g. ~ F,r sale on y.ry easy TERN 8.
Iu.utre a. Al water 4, aui6 2ticiJ3
COENEG STORE, HOUSE AND LOT FOR
Niu., G,ul ia. tH. IHrul uity, NJ o. Grand cor
u' .1.t., W .amlHfrr, c'iF h.r for my husiucs'.
NIE. g. LDW. 60. IAbLOia 2G' liul.n "'c,
pt hbu. auS a, no
I AND AND LOTS FOR SALE VERY
IL cheap, "a ilclss,ile, near the depot u two rail
Fat improving 'fIt.o aud ycry healthy. In.
qu!rc OF n =. HElIH q Rotor -, Now Ylrk.
Ni3O 2tac'l26
S,NALL FARMS FOR SALE-ON EASY
ptr1uS, NJ THOMPSON Station, 10 miles uu the L. !.
r,Iuai, ,uo e.. -,f'r,e t, uuc lar'., BOO,
ono 70 a.irs N; plc "2 fpI, 80; one 70 acres,
5000. one ~ ,nrs, zoo; al god lo1n soil, iI,,
"a p stpuo, en..,, ,. tytt i aud dGc'i',. v A.
BUNCE, Cg Uu P.e.y, cor ui Clarp.,Iat.
uu'T g.. 'i25
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-,1rAM TO LONDONDERRY. GLASGOW

NTENM TO LVNUVNJHNNI VHN''V"
- ard Liverpool The N utrtd Oar,n steam
shin Compat N's inst class iul powered Clyde hilt
steamer NORrlt AMERICAN Capt Gmhtm, ca.
n ing the CANADIAN nld United State, malls will
si from Quebcc next saturday, sept. 10. Rates Of
p,ssa,e frntn Npw York ;-Fr r-t y,ass, according u
nrc Yu,m ,iitous SiO aud SN5 stecra{e, found with
cooked provisiOis, $50 Certificates issued for
bringing out passengers from AL the priucph towns
m GI,nt n itlu and Ireland at very low rates For
ias-are app'y At ~ Broadway, New York.
~, h'l2I sABEL X SEARLE, General Agents.
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= 2. HOCSE. LAwYER-

~ z. HOUSE, LAWYER
N' Adfnncrs cash VA Notes, Hills, DrNfts, Mort
gage AID Claims placed in his IVA 4ds fer collection
LAW BUSINESS
attended T., and objections made = omltiy.
O.tr i6 WALL S., "a Aoor, Now Y,rk.
Attorney and Counsellor iu the State AID T.
Cuurt-. s'T u'lu
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T EHlGH METALLIC PAINT.
l<rt.s istNe lsst ~ wei ri,st e'nnori'cN paint
kupwr-c, sting about ONE TIL RID the price "
leAd Va, ior all purlNcs-s except for ornament,
worth more than double thst Of the best eat pant
II viii preserve IRON AND ALL METALS two OF
three times A. long as cad paint and Il will pre-
serve WOOD CANVASS or any material longer
PRICK WALLS painted with the LEHlGH MB
TALIC PAINT Vill admit of no dArnpness for sE
NEKAL YEARS, while lead paint will no, keep Oui
dampueH- ior one year.
II the public knew the VALUE Of tnis article, they
would Use nn otter when the prUservN,iuu u " lAt
vN painted WAS the only ohjc,t Tine onlor of THIS
paint is q handsome reddish truwu.
For sale nj the niAnuiVturers' price, by
STEVENS, BROTHER 4 CO,
222 Pearl st,
jytt'iS New York Machine Dcns
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

EREAT FISHING At RrTtNGvIL..E.
~ Staten Ts,snd.-H,ats to lct by J. X. WILLIS.
Take the cars fut Eungville Great takes u Weak
fsh, King Fish. Hue Fish and Spanish M.ckerel,
At Princes Hay, aud Striped Bass plenty at Great
Kuh. sc6 6'tO9
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EyIPLOYuENT-F.,aaies.

A RTIFlCIAL FLOWER MAKERS Wm.-
IA ed -Gu.d st.. .vly hands .r 30. x .,.d ..I.y
wliA, at NJ. DEB, IllI,!l best lltl ,t ,eJ ..isi'
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A RTIFICIAL FLOWER MAKERS

hiiElNlNI IisOh Ih MANbNN w amt
n ed-rn ry first class htlIs g. N,-k pl art,-
h.,al flowers. Apply t. J. &. HENDERSON 3I
roadway. seJ s'I1I
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Precedents for Law lessness.
TO THE EDITOR oT THE DETROIT FREE PRES

DETROIT, fe0. 20, 1901
hear great deal sad lately by the republicans about
the necessity Of unfolding the laws maintaining the con
et,utioa &C This Is all very correct and It should
loudly about the mscsty OF the law and the sonable
practices Of those dsrcgardng the laws have them
selves given the precedent for such proceedings not
only by precept, but often by example Is not many
pears since witnessed prominent republican (ater
wards high State Officially eDdeavoring TO ncte the
people IN the streets OF this city 10 resist the federal
authorities who trying to enforce n provision Of
the In tied States constitution military company
called by the federal officers to assist them Ia
o' crg the laws present senator from Michigan then
retailing calico 10 Detroit, declared that II brother or
tmplaye VAS q member OF such a military company
and should twn out IN obedience TO such au
auihorty II wocd be cause for eternal
NIFTY ia the one case, and immediate discharge In the
tsry pauy because he turned out at that time
discharged ON hs situation of confidential book keep
er by long years OF patient industry ami dsvo
ton, h. his employer nov republican member Of our
l. gisiure These facts show the spirit Of encouraging
RESISTANCE 70 laws, ana Of decouragng all attempts to
enforcing them. But II may be snid that no
party whole spoLslhe for the action of individuals
Granted But in these the worry acts and scnt
norts rstfunrpth IN raising the tics 10 some
o. che higbtes Offices in The GIT OF the people notwth-
standing the sc OF the persons IN somo cases being 20
tails disqualified In every respect for the situation ~
wli be king time before 60 t. such meU to learn what
duty The South haa ooubt disregsdei her obtEa.
70 the laws respects But II the very men
ting 81: &c deny that they themselves have got the
example nsd given precedent for such iawiessness,
A'' - S'o' EDWARD ORR.
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NAvrMr TsSAnD, formerly French Consul at Boston,
kass died suddeniy Of plexy, ut Grasse his native
peoe snard the dscoverer OF the fact that sugar
could be from bcets which sccoust the great
Napoleon snte him allowance 70 establish branch
OF trade which, twenty years afterwards, became the
wealth OF many departments. The deceased was :
nephew ~ the celebrated Gondi orator snard, Of the
Frelch Convention.
Mrs. NARy Am PATTr, widow OF the late Capt Joshua
Paten died In oeton the nth inst OF consumption.
Mrs. Psen. IL Will be remembered by many, Gays the
Csyisv, tho heroic wife who, three or four
ago rursed her sick husband when Frustrated BY
Blnees ncurshle bndnces and took charge OF his
shr-the Nepunes Carard, in spite Of the ohcsrs de-
sire 70 pot into Valparaiso navgaed the vessel 70 San
Frencisco and thus saved much detention as well as
pence 70 the Underwriters Mrs. Pasen had noariy com
peted her twenty fourth year.
PrsCny GusER died last week after short illness.
He was brother OF the late FIX Gov GiImcr OF Georgia
W. n T. Gilner, Of Chambers county, and Mrs Judge d
Bbb, OF this city, His mother was Lewis, OF the
noted family OF Lewis, In Virginia OF whom accom-
panied Clark the expedition 10 the Northwest during
Mn Jefferson ADMINISTRATORS.
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husband of Susan Dealn. o. ven sno4n actress rss
,foobis had iss orgs q me door OF tLe theatre to Or
three weeks since and foIosed by an arii,ts IN
Mr.. pattboDs paper, ia whs-o same expstsso.s ~ors
used which fo~vib6 Iiiaa cor pli se1 .sry
Huntington mado speech urfofe She carsain depgiog
the a atoms OF tie brti-ie Aer, vpan the article
fepvbshed with addifiobs 1ro parties urss ven
tesosy and words eBsued witch resulted u MINT
ipgion's icdttng noe 70 hs sfo, who was in shs
neghtorbood susan appeared the reeoc actloa -
the twDkiDg OF an eye, eady for conflict She was a.
stinafsy bent rolling her sleeves and going =
ue critic without loss IL time, but 81 her frapdg
ntes~en. sSd she reluctany consented Nv ieave the
700 20 ber htmbsnd 1he latter comne1ced cyoeatinu0
WIN energy but did net succeed well rs he ooald
wished az he presently found himself TIE under
s."s " cancn nnd lost time Ia caleg s'ennugt
LOCK turn, bawever, and having ohtainod L.
n1.nov a,o o lumber no pelted the editorial hesa
un.a oood nowed a perttfu quantities aud the S,u-
batants were parted Huntington then lost nc time 4,
get'rg acroes the river TO Canada where he WAS soc,
followed by hrs Susan and her trunks Whet her hs =
nus we derived any great benefit from the exploit Is
matter Of strong doubt. 0~F'
Governor Olden. OF New Jersey has uom;nstad v ~
imd 20 be pilot Commissioner in place OF Captain Hve
declined and Lawrence Eearney 10 succeed Wl,a. 4
Rogers ceceaeed.
E said that Senator Pugh OF Obi. has decided a -
move 10 scme OF the Confederate States where he n
tends to apply himself solely the practice Of mis- pse
ieESiOQ.
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Eminration Statistics.

The following table shows the number OF aliens a.
rived and landed at the port Of New York for who
Communication and hospital moneys wore paid, as also
total amount OF receipts from all NJurces, the VIII
amour. Of expenditure and the total number Of perse
treated provided for forwarded a. :, from the organ
ton OF the Commissioners Of Engr alton May g. 1st'
-
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Court o. Common Pleas-Speclal TER,
Before Hon. Judge Hilton

Q
MARCH N-LsicM Mailer -Mction TO yacate ioouers
ranied and cause TO be restored by the calendar ~
trial. provided the defendant pay demand tho trsi re-
and disbursements to be adjusted by tho clerk
True u.s. Bcnravd-OrdeTed that defendant pay withiu
i've days after demand the judgment recovered with n.
erest and $50 Cnes Of these proceedings and refercc
oes, or in default thereof an attachment issue
Ftsh u.s. ArnouT Motion to set off Judgments Rrapssl
without prejudice TO the right OF either psry aouIvn
to vacate modify this order after the deter rnnaalo
Of either OF the appeals now pending.
Bostacih as. Rose.-Judgment for defendant
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WEsAT IN TENNESSEE Tho Knoxville Whig says;--
Though the season has BEEN sce respects uoavpra
BILE TO wheat pleased to san that looks very
Ene and s in quantity equal any year. 30 ar
as this eud Of te State is concerned The only danger
to large yield is that the crop - rather for yard
thereby beiug liable to the attacks of tho ag
greater enemy than rust
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Total for the year 1890. 100 letters $50 1864 e.
Average amount Of money to each letter. SIS 02s!
More than nine tenths Of she above letters and mons
nave been sent out and delivered the writers
Those letters containing monsy the which
not be found are filed to await the application OF the
owners. II not called for before June negt the ban
notes contained IN the ettors win be sold for SPECIE and
the letter and draft for the amount contained Ia it nos
the discount) may be obtained ca proper application Ct
any time thereafter.
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH %, 1861

days At Bartatoes would proceed direct 10 Antigua at
the Government House In which island apartments were
being hted up In MAGNIFICENT style for the accomuods
ton a tho Prince and bis suite, and the papers abound
~ Of loyalty called forth anticipation Of
the honor about TO be conferred on the community
From lemsrara an invitation has been forwarded 70
Prince Alfred requesting his Royal Hghness would visit
the colony and there also extensive preparations were
spoken OF FOR giving him fitting reception,
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TAKNs BACK ASIAvE-In Clark county Indiana thrco
persons, charged With kidnapping fugitive slave an
taking HIM back to Bis in Kentucky have boon,
acquitted on the ground that the master OF slave s
his agent, Lbs rghs 70 take him baoto the State fro
which he escaped without proving his cai TO him un-
der the Fugitive Savs law.
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The following the classified list u all tho persons
arrested by the Metropolitan Police in this city during
the pear $780, fnrnshsd by tho annual report Of the
Department II is very curious aud interesting table
TRADES OR OCCUPATIONS OF THOSE ARRESTED.
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rAal. oya cor 1898 a45 s5217 ots os 5iSS lse 90
ro,ng eharroable several times
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TUE SorDm VINO Snorrp um Gu1 ARRESTED. Tho
Charleston Cou -e has the following paragraph =" Tho
sold,er VINO pmuggscd IN the bail which Cred frog
sne OF the Morris Inland batteries Friday morning %
reported In the Cbusir, has been arrested.
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This leaves out OF view the vast u money, cloth
vast amounts sent to individuals and particular localities
the argo collected and distributed by the Bo5ton
ums collected BY individual SCENTS Of whom there can
not have been less than one hundred collecting In the
East, who would average at least 500 each.
Much OF this aid has been properly distributed and has
done good, relieving much suffering and for this our
people are deeply grateful The Central Committee
Rev B. T. Badrdge, OF the United Presbyterian church
Mr. Collamoe Of boston and Colonel wllIetts-deserye
praise for the manner In which they have discharged
their duty.
AT the time much evil has resulted-the dcmora.
lizaiion OF people has been great. The idea with
many has been this-'This relief has cone-I am able
to get along without NJ but havo beea unfortunate ard
must make up my losses"-and thus many, with good
farms, stock, and grain and grass, who in dan.
ger Of suffering much less starvation have applied for
The relief not given to make up losses but 10 keep
these who in danger OF II from suffering and starva
tiou Many tcho coud hairs lircd, ,sitho surisa BIZ
their o,en eretion, hre quit ssork, and licing on the
ref and MANI ,ss na ,rcrs because ey oct relief
Another serious evil feared by large numbers OF our
Dt citizens IS that geq ~ rse has been used on oiGi
csds (,oho hare controlled ne re'icf 70 great esn 10 ad
rance heroacn Interests ana rr,.c fer If investigations
osye made the charges could be 50rusd.
Another most formidable evil Is, the Eastern papers
and people have from these saryatinn reports ~ taken
q? the idea that Kansas is deserts Sahara subject to
brought every two tareo years. aud unable to sustain
population. have taken pains TO inquire OF men who
hare lived in tais region from five TO twenty Ave years,
and they all agree ia saying that thi3 the rst drought
thSs mas ever visited Ksrsas.'
Tbs American Dcsert,' 1t is most appropriately
calico docs pot begin rn you have passed the western
boundsry OF Kansas the twenty NTH meridian west from
Washnston Along both sides OF the twenty sixth me-
rdan 10 narrow strip, sly from nifty to ono hundred
miles wide, destitute Of wazra SANDY plain broken by
hills ta. will not support population: end this is the
ereat American Desert" and oil oil this lies outside Of
Kansas.
The Drought Of last year severe. Sch one has
never ocsSrI cd before and yea than fourth Of
crop was made. Had tho drought occurred Ia
Oh,o Kentucky or Virginia 1t would have killed the
trees.
Kansas VIII produce more with half han Ohio
or Kentucky with good season. Tho Kaw and Neosh0
valleys will yield from to Two hundred Bushels Of
corn 70 tho a,re in good season
One word more about the suffering. From careful
mnation OF Ell tho facts In the case am constrained to
only Of our people have absolutely needed aid from
abroad.
These stateE1nss made after residence CT four
years In Kansas with ample opportunities TO arrive ut
the facts az tho and after full examat ion CT this
whole subject daring several morss past. Fsthfuly
ours, A. w. PlffsR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-22

r,,r ASp Loss or InE IN SAvASSAH-A FIRE broke out
arssv morning about quarter past ten O'Clock In
~ ,rsbudiuas attached 10 tho az Mr.
G a I. lamar, cosser Of Broogstou and n.eerssam
~ - a, oyttcp of the buildng, and os1sed we
earn. Sy two small negro children, who Is supposed
sot bold Of some friction Matches wncs were lying 10
sc then spread 70 the adjoining rooms the woodwork
a. which, was nearly s ne Of the little nssf9ss
about two years old, was BURIED nearly q pr.J,s,
atber was rescued uphurt--Sdmnn1h hTNt1an
Huwrh TO-
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porc A HONS LxoorSs HArA GIN una. p,per gives
the tcl,owing of the o. nT
~ ,onresentayes of this State NJ Congress re-
% in,arestinr and rather funny incident o. ,ne n
suFuraon which, no. having seen u pr'n. ~s take ps
un eip - into the Office OF Chief Executive,
s ano pe removed his h. held in his hand a. ,,
TOOK tne scat assigned hun rho article seem hand n
ha1den lie cbnsged Il awkwardly from one NAM =,
The other. and nnaay dcspairng Of finding LOT y 10y
other easy position deposited upon the aso,m v
MIN senators and judges crowded in, and 70 make 0D
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