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New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
FROM MISSOURI.
More Federal Troops Starring 90 Meet Hen
MeCulIoeh and his Arknusans-The Rail
l road bridges 70 be Repaired Rorthwiti,-
Position Of some Pro-slavery Men-IKer-
Hermann, NO., June Is, l
From Our Special Correspondent.


HERxASS, Mo-, June Is, 1861.
At o'clock this morning 800 Union troops left ST.
Louis for Roa, the terminus of the Southwest Branch
of the Pacific Railroad to join the expedition starting
from That point for Springfield. Que thousand moe
were TO leave at today, making in all 300 troops
ON their way TO relieve the Union men Of Springfield.
II Ben McCulloch and his Arkansas of the Cavs.
ers varously stated at from 800 TO 5000, are really
approaching Springfield from tie Sonth, anxious for
fight, they are very likely TO be eratified.
Orders wero received from Washington last night
for the immediate rebuilding of the bridges the P
ciic Railroad destroyed by tue Ex-Governor, Clab.
+. Jackson. The Company will enter upon the work
Immediately, and as they fortunately have plenty Of
timber on hand, already framed, the work will be COM
peted and the trains running usual within the next
ten days The telegraph wires which We're cut BY
Jackson's orders, already repaired and electric
communication between 81. Louis aud eerson IL again
perfect.
The prompt occupation Of a important points in
Northern Missouri by Union forces, under Gen. Lyon,
bids fair to prevent effectively tire assembling OF the
Secessonbts under the infamous Militia bill, IN accord
ance with the late call Of Jackson for City thousand
men. When jackson thus made his treason avowed
and undeniable, he sprung stee trap upon himself
and bis friends Messs. Blair aud Lyon deserve great
prse for their exceedingly prompt action in uippng
the treason in the bud, and TINS savng the State from
anarchy ard bloodshcd. There one extremely gratiy
Ing fact already developed throughout tue Safe. WAer.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
FROM MARYLAND.

More Secession Insolence-Thc Four Camps
at the West End-Thc Tramp ei the Grand
Army through Baltimore nation
Of Gen. Lees iniehded De-tento on this City
-Mi.img the Roads i'm Virginia Peace.
Mougcrs Trcasop-Tie Transparency Of
the Anderson Treason Case Pierce and
f,chencL.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21

have hitherto opposed. The mip0rity, cownrdly %
consequence OF the arbitrary and vndiciye character
Of the Overwhelming power against which il has sr{
gl-d, and dishvs-ned by defeat, Of which the penal
ties sre Tremendous 10 such conflicts ~ these.
hastens ~ lick the feet Of the conquerof, aae
ruses wi frantic cheer after tie chariot 10 the ~
umph which celeocatssits own Illumination. II inen~
minority at all this great question OF Secession
tie Svuthern States IL hides IN holes and coroets, IN.
cessibe TO the light OF day AID sss there IN
aud sorrow silent and fearful, II no. dumb ana no
less. There were officers who had served with dr
tuotion under the X OF the United states, now ahs
ious to declare that IL wis nos their fg, ana us.
had 10 affection for IL, alt oagh they were r~ady
init tbey would have continued 10 serve uhdern.
their States hud not gone out. mans State, 10 ~
under the operation Of these majority docirihes
whicn l have adverted, holds hostages io'
fidelity to the majority, not only IN 49, Is,
land or fortune as be may poesets ",u amS Kin.
and If the State revols the officer who remains ss
"a the flag of the Uuiied States Is considered oy
authorities Of the rsvolting State tranor aho,
ia worse h. ID treated in the persons OF tnoso 90
behiuj him AS the worst kind OF Pcn aas, honored 4
t,ep scott but few mooths sgo she most ;,;,,S
men Ia a republic which sets such sscie o'' La;ays
sncre,s. il now reviled aud abused oec,uSe' 10y ~
Viryinim by bir,h he did not imnedae! o;.', ~
oath. abandon his post snd tuIn W sa,ss.sG
during career Of hall Q century 'n' n''"''n'
p'e ia,sliis.ns and accomplished Officer VINO
n;ad me- today around the forts under his ecmmtt "a
i~IX ~. ,bs, he had all along resisted Secession,
.a, .h. his Stsie went Oat he ielt It was necesy
.nas W ss,;.a NJ. commission in the United States h
VA -, take service with the Contederafes A ~
sbs the most NJ determined opponents Of the Norm ,s To-
los, vehement friends Of what are called ne.e
ros,ic institutions, are the Bri,i residents a,ss
Irish and Scotch, who have sc.tied here ,or Tssvs
urooses and who are frequently slayehoiae soo.
men nave no State rights to uphold, but .hey :, sal
yinced Of the excellence VI things - thsy s''' "
Ihs waters Of Two rivers fall into The S'ss .ss er.i
Rav of Mobile which IT, IN fact, marrow % ana ,os.
between low, sandy banks, covered WIN l' and ss.
,sad;oT .,o tir,y miles inland, Nith br.I sess
;ry tram three to seven miles. No suema 80 ,royds
ss, j, %s,S,s Ss vessa. sss ssas's sS'sa &
% s,, ~ ,bs eath Of che bsy, more t.ss sa. Sows
Gss from Mobile Al The so,.sS s@o.r - y = men %. s
ai - ~. cotton tea.ou 10 loading the es,s ye0
i,a,ns, ard sruusis ring the careoes 20 ~: ~
";S.rsbls and their rate ~ wages n'sa o
T,s horr,r entertained BY merchant A. Isiixd 4
tic sSore 10 well kuOwU. an 'S''Ss" ~
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From Richmsnd-En.rmau. S,.ri..

LOUISVILLE, July 3i.-Tbe Richmond EnmI-
ner saws, the Confederate forces have been re-
moved forward far beyond Manassas. Prisoner,
are still being broug ht In.
a thousand Of the enemy's dead stiIl remain
unburied.
General Beauregsrd, IL IL said positively, 10
not at Manassas
Il is Certain that we captured b 900 handcufs.
with which the Federals expected TO manacle our
prisoners.
Davis has telegraphed TO the Georgia regi-
ments to come on.
We have taken p 900 stand Of arms
Aoiutant Fairbanks, Of the Michigan resi-
ment, 10 prisoner al Richmond and the Enoui /.
rer proposes hanging him a rabid Abolition
lists,
This report 10 entirely without foundation, 40
Lieutenant Fairbanks returned In good health 20
Washington with Col Heintzleman, with whose
sta q be was connected I
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The C.pfed.rat.I. ny,e,.

NEW ORLEANS, July 81 -Advices from Rich
mond state that Congress was In secret session all
day. The following business was m ade pu bile:
resolution was passed permitting the RI II
Regiment Of North Carolina Volunteers 20 be
mustered into service for the time agreed upon by
them when the volunteered, and 10 be psid for
services already rendered. This includes the pa '
OF private debts from North Carolina Military In.
stituiP
The President approved Of resolution making
disposition OF the donation made by the cburc hes
on fast day 20 relieve the wounded at Manassas
Ghe amount was IS 27S CO.
The Louisiana State Bank declared this evening
dividend OF eight per cent out Of It's profits for
the past six months, and reserves a large surplus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-02
Frsm Fortress nIsnres

FORTRESS MONROE, July 81 Lieut. Crosby
len the Fortress yesterday on expedition with
80 men and several pieces Of artillery distributed
on ooerd the propelers Cad wslsder, Fanny aud
Adriatic. There destination was up the bay.
They have not yet been heard from
Prof La Mountain made an ascension with his
balloon this morning. He attained an elevation
of 900 feet and was able 10 observe a circuit Of
thirty miles In diameter. making q reconnaissance
which may prove Of some service
There are no traces OF the Confederates in the
vicinity Of Hampton, which is in truth a deserted
village.
Hon. John Tylers house 10 occupied by a large
number OF fug tive slaves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-02
Missouri State Convention.

JEFFERSON CITY, July 3l.-GovernOr Gamble
Lieutenant Governor w p. Hall, and Secretary
OF State Mordecsi Oliver, were duly sworn and
inaugurated In the CONVENTION this afternoon
Each OF these gentlemen made a strong Union
speech, amid loud applause
After the transaction Of some unimportant bust.
ness and the presentation OF an address % the
people OF the State by the Convention IL ad journed
until the third Monday IN December, unless sooner
called together by the new government as de-
manded by the public safety.
Three hundred kegs Of powder and two pieces
OF cannon were captured near Warsaw Yesterday
and will be sent 90 ST Louis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-02
Arrival Of the Africa az New York,

NKw YoRK, August The steamer Africa,
from Liverpool on tie 10th ult., whose advices
have already been telegraphed via Cape Race,
arrived here this morning
The English mission had been received at
Pekin in friendly manner, and there 10 a salts
factory prospect Of esta blishng commercial inter
course with China on a better footing than here
tofore.
Advices from Vienna state that Count Mont.
Esterhazy has been appointed prime minister.
tre at Paris, destroying the grand Opera
house, caused the loss Of property valued at O0
600 francs Six persons were injured.
Count Torgach, the new Chancellor Of Hun
garv, has declared his determination 70 act ac-
cording to the wishes OF the nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-02
Outrases in Misssuri-UnIsn Men Killed
Houses Burned

BURLISeToN, Iowa, July 3I-Mr. Thompson ,
the Superintendent Of the Burlington and NJ issis-
sippi Railroad received letter this evening from
the station-agent st Chucaqua, stating that the
rebels IN Missouri were within twelve miles Of
that place, and were burning the houses, killing
the people, and asking assistance.
An sTiTa train viii leave in the morning with
what men and arms can be raised FREQ uent re-
ports have been received from the Missouri line
that the rebels were committing similar outrsges.
-Four regi ments are encamped here, but they are
without aIms and ammunition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-02

ESsAsE1ENT In POcoNokE RTvKK-RKFULsK
OF The FLEET "A messenger WHO oss jast ar
rived from Accom1e County. Va, brings MS the
news that the three Federal steamers, who were
disPa'ched from Fortress Monroe on "Wednesday
last, under Lieut.. Crosby, reached the mouth Of
the Pccomoke the same evening. In attempting
TO ascend the river, they were Suncked ana ~
pulstd. In erdeavoring ~ ef-ct rrdrrat, thry
got sgrouBd R.infstHr,s~ts So - tss Z (,
tas V,tginiins, wtb, 81; 49, val NJ
BaltiDoTs EzeAasgs (SsessAD OTTO day.
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CovsHs-rhe sudden changes Of our climate are
Afsettoas Experience having proved that simple
remedies often get speedily and certainly when
should At once DO had to Bro1sn's Bronchial
IIoehss," or Iozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT
prscautior more sarious .tt.eS NAV be- edeotu,iiy
yGrded of. Public Speakers and Singers will find
them oheotual for clearing and Strengthening the
voics SEQ advertis smant. 6ei-lV
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rs Gunh.ni, On M. nni,.i,sippi.

LOUISVILLE, July 81 Thirty gunners arrived
here last night for duty on the gunbosts now
ready TO leave for Cairo. c. =. S0esd, Of this
city, 10 manufacturing cannon for the Home
Gusrd
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS
LATER FROM CAIRO,

CAIRO, August 2.-The scouts report that the
rebels at New Madrid are well armed and drilled
They have got Eve batteries Of I0-pounder AGA
pieces and two regiments Of cavalry. Gen Pillow
10 In command, and be promises twenty thousand
men to drive the invaders from Missouri
Jef Thomson has Eve thousand men thirty
miles south Of Birds Point
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-02
From kaRsas,

LEAvENwORTH, July 3l-The Conservative
has advices from the Usage Indian region that
MIR. Schoemaker, the chief missionary Of that
tribe, had been compelled TO leave by the secs
sionists
The trial Of DR.. Anthony, publisher OF the Con
servative Of this city, for killing R. c. Satterlee
editor Of the Herald, closed Yesterday. The jury
were out but twenty minutes when they returned
with q verdict Of AGO Initial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-02
A DoubtfaI Stsry.

LOUISVILLE, July 81 The Journal copies the
following dispatch, dated Culpeper Court House,
Va, July %, from the Southern papers: "A whole
regiment of Indiana troops were captured yesier-
day They were caught in the mountains near
Leesburg, and were nearly starved out. We also
captured Yesterday Maj Potter and party Of New
Yorkers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-02
More Treops fer the war

BOSTON, July 81 The Fourteenth Regiment,
Col. W. b. Green, aud Fifteenth, Col. Charles
Devant, VIII leave for the seat II war during the
present week. The Fourteenth 10 now at Fort
Warren, and the Fifteenth encamped near wor-
cester
The Official list Of casualties In the Eleventh
Massachusetts Regiment at the late battle was
Is killed. IS wounded, 81 missing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-02
Arrest fsFIibeI.

ALBANY, July 3l.-Mr. J. Z. Cuyler, editor q
the Express Of this city, was arrested to-day for
an alleged libel on warrant sworn out oY Cap
tain w. Hancox, Of the steamer North Amsrics.
Mr.. Cuyler charged the captain with uttering
strong Secession sentiments, and declares that he
will Justify all be published and more too. Ths
case Ia % be examined on Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-02

UThough THE STAN In printed on the fastest
scam preu In use south Of Baltimore, Its edition
10 large 81 to require It 70 be put to press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
cent IN before II O'Clock m; riherwise they may
esssppear until the nert day
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LATEST FROM COL. TYLER'S COM

CLEvELAND, Aug "A letter from BuIltowr
dated the 18th, states that Col Tyler bad reached
BulltOwn and the rebels had fed Colonel Tyfer
advanced to Flstwood, the rebel, still sbeed q
him. Colonel Tyler considered the rebels 70 be
completely surrounded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-02

BROwNsvILLK, N. T., July Is "A large num-
Der of Indians are now on the Republican fork
and the Platte river, ostensibly upon their usual
hunt, but really 70 fight the Pswnees. Rumor
states the strength Of the Cbeyennrs, Arrapshoes
and kiowas 20 be nearly ak thousand, aud that
the Cheyennes, who are nearly three thousand
eight hundred In number, are seeking the aid OF
the Potawatamies and Attoes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-02
LOCAL NEW s.

UrTnx STAR publishes the List Of Letters
,.-,,Jring In the Washington City Post Once
unds, the provisions Of the Law directing them
% be printed In the newspaper having the largest
circulation within the delivery Of the Office. Its
tots daily circulation Is more than double that
of any other Daily printed In the District Of CO.
puubia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-02

CRIMINAL COuRT.-Fhe jury IN the case Of the
parties tried for the murder Of Cornelius BOYD
Fave been In thrir room since day before yester-
day at I24 O'Clock, and have not yet been able to
agree upon a verdict.
To-day, the Court placed on trial Francis Ke-
nan, ALIAS Csden, charged with renting a house
10 Susan Prince for oaw ly purposes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-02
MARRIED

ID. w Nj ore, ALFRED v BROWN to CAR
RTE f. GARRETT, sll of Washington, d. c.
On Thursdsy eysnin. by Rev John G. Smith,
daughter OF Archibald .. Douglass, Esq, all OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-02

The DAY PATROL The appearance Of the
mounted patrol upon the streets to-day was not
perfectly understood by msdy Of our citizens
The frequency Of their halts, and the inquiries
made by their lieutenant comman ding, led MANY
TO suppose they were detac hment Of strange !,
diers inquiring the way to their quarters The
mystery was solved when various soldiers were
taken in custody by men detailed from the guard
and conveyed 10 the guardhouse. The streets
have been cleared Of soldiers away from quarters
without leave; and probably the camps AID other
quarters are mOrs fully occupied than at any NE
since the war commenced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-02
P.fnce Napslesu.

PHILADELPHIA, August Prime Napoleon
arrived here last night. He 10 stopping az the la
Pierre House. He visited Girard College and the
penitentiary to-day. To morrow he viii leave
for Wa1hinoton
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Prem Caire

Cairo, July 3l-Five steameu arrived at New
Madrid yesterday, with q large number Of Con-
fedefste troops, wagons, guns, ADD ammu n tiOn
The force az that point 10 reported To be about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-02

The BODY OF LIEUT. CRAIG. who was killed in
the battle Of Bnl Run, at Major Hunts battery at
about four or five O'Clock Ia the afternoon. was
carried TO Alexandria Court Hunse n an ambu-
lance tn driver 81 which told several persons
that the officer whose body be had in charge
belonged to Lieut. Green's battery. A valuable
gold watch was taken from Lieut.. Crag's poe ket
before the body came to the hands Of bis friends
which bis family are very anxious To recover pos
session Ct Attention Is called to the advertise
ment elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-02
kISr OF LEfrERs
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE,

WELLINGTON ClTH, Augusta :, 1867.
TOrdered to be inserted in the EVENING STAR, 10
being the Rswspaper having the largest circulation
of any daily paper publ shed IN Washinston.l
IDAll persons applying for letters IN the follow
ng list, will please saY they are ApvERTlsEp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-02

SoME Fec Plaintiffs morning SIR John
Miller (who farms IL near Rock CrSek Churchl
came staggering into our Office, Atlas-Iike, bear
ing upon bis sturdy shoulders huge purple-coI-
ored globular affair which, on being lowered to
our table, proved to be nothing less Inan an egg
plant Of enormous &c inches) circumference
Eggsirsordnary affair, Big thing OF egecellence,
surprising the achievement of Sinbad s roe, or
anything told Of in fabulous or veritable history
How gratefully will thv succulent substance me-
ander down the editorial palate when delight
folly buttersd, and Drowned, in quarter inch
slices, All!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-02

FoR HsARINs Last night detective officers
Jas Allen and J NJ Busher arrested Joseph reen.
colored, upon suspicion OF the larceny Of q uni
form coat.containing aboutsxty dollars In money
and valuable papers. He was taken before Justice
Dom and committed to jail for further hearing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-02

FLAs PRESENTED TO DIsTEIcT REGIMENT
besutlful camp flag has been presented (thrOGg b
Rev Robt. Kellsn, late cha lain Of d e Volun-
terrs.) by Mr.. Beyemayer, Of the Union Defence
Committee 81 New Ork. to the FIRST Regiment
District Of Colupi bia Volunteers, Col Tai This
regiment is rapidly 6!ling up and will be credit
TO our city wh-n fully organized A large nun
Der 81 the officers Apo 'Hted by the War DEPART
mSut in this regiment, have been identified with
the District military for many years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-02

ANOTHER DEsETsR tried to get away on the
last evenings train 10 Baltimore He was detected
by having his uniform tied up in bundle, and a
citizens dress on, when arrested. He was de-
lIVered I'D 10 the Provost Martial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-02
DIED,
GRIFFIN, in the SD

On ID instant, WILLIAM GRIFFIN, in the SSc
year Of his ose.
HIS len 9 and acquaintance are respectfully
inv ted to attend his funeral, Saturday mornins
att 'clock. from his brother in-law's residence
THIRD It east, near G st. north.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-02

DECLINED We hear II rumored that McH
HollingswOrth declines the majority In Col Tait's
District Regiment, lately rendered to him. He 4.
an efficient oficer, having served with credit in
California during the Mexican war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-02

A NKw COMPANY Last night meeting was
held at Island Hall with view Of organizing a
military company for the war. Lieut. Maurice
Tucker delivered spirited address, and num-
Der OF s:alwsrt, sOldierly looking men promptly
enrolled their names. This company Is nearly
fn'l, and has q meeting SOON for the election Of
officers and completing the organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-02

RErURSED.-John Crowley, Esq, the favorite
Card-wTiter, Is back again at his old post at tn
National Hotel, after some weeks sojourn In New
\ Ork city, from whence be brings all the --latest
styles In the way OF cards and card signing and
engraving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-02

NOTIcs District Of Colupbis Advertisements
70 be Inserted In the BALTIMORE Sun are received
NJ and forwarded from THE STAR once.
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EHfn TOPHAM'S Co
sEL MUM TRUNK G63N
MARUFACTORY
499 SEVENTH STREET, W AsHIHsToN, ID, @,
Silver Medal awarded ny Maryland Institute of
Baltimore, November 7, 1850
Also, Medal BY NJ etrc polita M eo.auics Institute
Washington, ID. c., 1857.
Am constantly making, and always have on hand,
Of the best material, even description Of
Fine Sole Leather,
Iron Frame.
Isdiet' Dress,
Wood Box, and
Packing Trunks,
Pelliner, Carpet, snd
Canvas Travelling Bars,
School Satohels, &c.,
At Lots Prices.
Members OF Congress and travellers will please
examine ny stock before purchasing elsewhere
Trunks that are made In other cities
Superior Leather and Dress Trunks made to
order.
Trunks covered and repaired at short notice
Goods delivered Tree of charge ~ Anyspsrt OF the
oltJ, Georgetown, and Alexandra
ia 4-lyeO JAMES STOPHaM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-02

JOHN KELLY who was found on sloop cap
tured BY the Freedom few days since, was yea
tsrdsy placed In jail. He was captured nea
Aqua Greek, and brought to this city for SAT
keeping.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-02

TIE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE UPENED IN
Washington City an exclusive wholesale
PRoVIslON store Of tbs following articles,
BACON, SHOULDERS, SIDES,
Pain Family ard xtrs Sugar Cared HAMS,
pRiED BEEF and LARD,
Superhne, Extra, and Family FLOUR,
Whioh VIII be sold exclusive az wholesale % "a
low hgures as they can be delivered here from Bal
tinore or any other point east OF the mountains.
we respectfully invite the dealers OF Washington
and vicinity TO oa!l and examine our stock before
purchasing elsewhere. -
y. sol, MeWHINNEY &co.
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PxNHtks

TO TsS APTLlcrxDEBe sure to read the sdyel
.ssGs=-s OF mcLean's Sirens thsnlfg Cordial an
BicVd PWnseT. in another column. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-02

RKADxR, have you seen Proc Wocf's advertise
nsut IN cur paper. RsaS IL; It viii interest ycu.
IA