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sixteen New War Maps-Topograph icaI
Sketches or tho Seats or War.
We have issued another edition of the war maps
which haze lately appeared in the NEW York
HERALD. They are sixteen in number
l. OUR NAVAL AND MILITARY OPERATIONS AT A GLAscs--
The Coast and Land Line Of tho Rebeious Statcs-Tho
Union Blockade Of the Atlantic and Gulf Coast-The
Rebel Batteries tho Mssissppi-The Forts on tho
Southern Sea Line.
2. TIKI STAT WAR IN ruR WEST
Map Of the Scene Of Operations Ia Southeastern Mis-
souri, Illinois and Tennessee, with the Positions OF the
Rebel Troops aud Portions Of the Federal Forces and
the Dcfcnces at Cairo and Birds Point.
3. THK SEAr WAR IN KErvcKr:-
locations Of tho Rebel Forces-Srategc Importance,of
Positions Occupied by the Opposing Armies.
4. THE STAT or WAR KESrucKY-
Another typographical Sketch.
s. MAP OF THE RxBEL CAPITAL
Typographical Sketch OF the City Of Richmond, vir.
gnia, with the Surrounding Encampments.
VERY CURIOUS REBEL SEMI OFYorAL PICTORIAL vlgw or
THE BATTLE OF BULL Run
T. THE FIGgr SANTA Rosa ISLAND
Map Of Santa Rosa Island, Where tho Reported Fight
Between tho Rebels and Wilson'S Zouaves took place.
MAI fTHK CoAsr FROM GEORGETOWN, S. c. TO sAvAN-
NAH, GEORGIA.
Showing Bulls Bay Charleston ST. Helena Sound and
Port Royal Entrance.
o. The affair AT CHIcAMACoMIo-
The Advance of Colonel Hawkins-Retrcat Of Colonel
Brown-Shelng OF the Rebels by the Monticello
10. SxAr OF WAR AROUND PADU0AH AND CoLuEyus KEN.
TUcKN
IL. Tux SEAT or WAR MISSOURI
The Important Points OF tho War, Show ing tho Posi-
lions Of the Rebels under Generals McCuoch aud Price
and tho Advance Of the Union Troops undsr Generals
Fremont, Hunter. siogal, sturgis, &C.. &c.
TINS on IN
The Localities Of the Army Of Occupation-Thc Postion
Of General Rosocrans Reynolds, Cox Schenck Benham
&c. the Union Side and those of the Rebel Generals
Lee, Floyd, Anderson, &c.
lS. THE LOWER PoTOMAC.--
Map Of the Potomac from Washington 10 the Chosa
peake, Showing the Rebel Batteries from Cockpit Point
70 Matthias Point.
a. MAP oY BEAUFORT, S. c.
scono Of Operations OF the Great Naval and Military Ex
petition.
Map OF the Potomac from Washington Harper's Fery
Showing the Scene Of Operations Of Generals Banks and
Stone.
10. Mar On NEW ORLEANS AND SURROUNDING CorNRy:-
The Mouths q the Mssissppi-The Locality Of the
Naval Engagement, Friday night Ottober11, 1851
Single copies, in wrappers, six cents. Whole
sale price the same as for the WEEKLY HERALD.
Agents will please send in their orders.
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SIXTY.NINTH REGIMENT

At an election held November H. at the headquarters
Of this regiment, to I'll vacancy in Company H. caused
by the resignation OF Captain James Kelly he having
been appointed in the Sixteenth infantry United States
Army, First Lieutenant William Butler, having received
the entire number of votes cast declared
elected captain. Lieutenant William Butler was detailed
to command Company when the regiment crossed into
Virginia from Georgetown College, and continued in com.
mand during their late campaign. He proved himself
worthyof the confidence Colonel Corcoran reposed in him
at the battle Of Bull rum the members of his company
have testified.
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MnpE NAVAL EXPECTATIONS.

We understand that Captain D. D. Porter is at the pro-
sent time engaged in inspecting number Of government
vessels is supposed for the porposc Of fitting out aao
Their naval expedition TO operate the Southern COAST
He has not confined himself to New York alone but has
gone Also whore there are number OF vessels pre-
pairing 1t Is said that the new expedition will equal in
size and strength the great naval expedition OF Fort Royal
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THE ELLSWORTH GUN.

Twenty pieces of the recently invented style Of
ordnance the Ellsworth gun, arrived THU city from
Massachusetts yesterday route for Wash ngton This
gun designed for field use being quite gf and manage
able Its entire weight Is but four hum red and ftv
pounds with width Of Four feet, ibling il to be
nanmuvred in narrow and confined sp aces. II can be
drawn without horses, and fred FIVE tiy minute is
red and breech loading and sends TO the distance
OF three miles.
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THE FOURTEENTH (BROoKLYN) REGIMEN

THE FOURTEENTH (BROOKLYN) REGIMENT.
On Friday evening the Rev. J. s. Inskp, Chaplain OF
the Fourteenth regiment New York State Militia deli
vered interesting lecture on "Camp Lifs," at
Washington Hall, Brooklyn, E. D., the proceeds Of
which are to BIO applied In furnishing his regiment with
blankets mtens and other necessary articles OF comfort
for the winter campaign Mr. Inskip addressed large
audience in Plymouth church during the week, when
three hundred dollars realized for this object
The Chaplain and his nestmable lady, who has also vo-
unteered for the very popular with the boys
self sacrificing efforts appreciated by tho regiment
The Chaplain will be in attendance the Brooklyn Armory
on Monday TO receive contributions Of blankets and
other articles from those whose generosity patriotism
may lead them TO contribute.
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SHARPSHOOTERS.

r. Apolos Comstock, of New Canaan, Conn. has been
authorized to raise company Of sharpsheotcrs from
Connecticut, and applications for the company will be
tested at New Haven Monday, 18th November; Madison
Tuesday, 10th; Old aybrook Wednesday, goth New
London Thursday, 2lst North stonington Friday 22d
Norwich. Saturday, 23d Colchester, Monday, 25th !;
Middctown, Tuesday, Goth Meriden, Wednesday, 27h
Birmingham, Friday, 10th Bridgeport, Saturday Both
The shooting grounds can be ascertaned by inquiry at
the respective Post Offices.
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MOVEMENTS OF TRANSPORTS,

The United States steam transport Jersey Blue, now
living at pier North river is loading COR Locust Point
She viii carry full cargo Of provisions and
full battery She will sail this evening. The
steamers Thomas Swami and have been taken up
at Fortress Monroe for the Ipose of carrying troops
The United States steam transport Boston, johnson now
lying at pier IA North ever, Is coang and taking in
provisions. She has accommodation for three hundred
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NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.

Mr. Robert Smmes of this city, has been appointed
Masters in the United States Navy and ordered to
report TO Commodore Paulding. lie Is young man Of
considerable experience. He has just returned from
three years cruise in the Sabine the OF Florida
and he has also been attached to tho steam gate Mia
gar
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PILOTS FOR THE SOUTHERN PORTS.

The government has recently purchased txo pilot boats
for duty at the South is supposed thaa they in
tended for the ports that may opened By the exped
tons. Some OF thsmost experienced pilots have been
selected 90 with them One Of the beats purchased
the Geo W. BluEt, pilot boat No. IL
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ROysI Havena L0ttory.-Prixes dashed
nd ipfornasion furnished, BY TAYLOR CO., Bankers
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SEVENTY.EIGHTH REGIMENT CAMERON
RIFLE HIGHLANDERS.

This fine regiment is now under orders to Join their
comrades at the seat Of This affords excellent
opportunity to young DESTROYS Of serving their
try to join good regiment.
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hi illI arsss,-Hes ord's, Rooms Ii9 Full
trucst Try them before buying els ,yhere
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Prixes cashcd IN ar Lesalixed Lotto.
10 Wan street. up ssaIrs New York.
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Personal Intell,.auc..

Fersonal Intelligence.
hon. joshua H. Gddngs, Consul General TO Canada
arrived a. tho Aston House last evening and
left the city for Washington 'e''
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Batcheior'a Hair nve-Thc Pest In tho
world; harmless reliable and instananeo so,d ana az
Piled at BACHELORS Wig Factory, i6 FOND street
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Married.
DALY-McSwnNr-On Thursday, November a. Al tho
residence OF ths BRIDES father Tompkins square by
the Rev. D. Farrell john DAILY to JULIA, youngest
daughter OF Cuaaghan McSwoeay Esq
LosRE-GoLpEs--0n Thursday, NovomSer a. by the
Rev M L. Scudder, GEORGE W. Lssxx to GsRuDx eldest
daughter Of Alapson Golden. all Of Aempstssd, LII
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OMotaI Drawings OF Murray, Eddy d
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS 6Oe-November q, 1851
"a, 81, As, 80, 70, SO, At, 10, ~, so, 46, Is.
KExru0xY, GLASS 6l0-November Is, 1861
SO, z, 81, Al, az, 50, I6, 50, IS, rs, %, 2,
Circulars ssns free charge By addressing other
MURRAY EDDY.A CO.,
Covinston, KY, or st. Louis, No.
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Cri sd al, n Hair Eye, wigs and Tou-
privately applied. No. ga nor House '' i''''
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MRrriah.

Holloway Plb.-N0nc Mood spprshend
dysenery or dfarrhna II SIX pills taken twice week.
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Few of the promenaders Of Broadway they belong
s sas
the Fashionable ladies have appeared in since autumn with
I'm; syss
sS
aSou. Their graceful forms similarly articles
called % tho prevailing excellence and sppro
s
s nothing
she ass s r ws e ssa syn dsS and
a. they d9ubiess were pnrchased At Careys
Of BroaiwayIs really gratifying the vanity
Of ny ssa That these were chiefly made in rss
ed from the best M IL heSs cities By one who
charge this establishment has recently returned from
r roads and brought s with hun e n y @ Of
Mr. Mckenzie formerly in business in Broadway, and
seaueny his in she.e ~ o. ss
our ady readers wiz avail themselves o. this desirable in
ed to them TO visit the establishment IN question: and satisfy
themselves OF the correctness Of our friends taste
1t IL Impossible to Estimate the Value
OF BRASDkETHs FILLS in their power to restore health
time according the fulness Of the pursaton, which
riley eare beyond peradsentnre il there Sc sun strength
suheicat N ne constlon which Is never made less w The
bic 10 rhegmas govt throat and liver affections and in
The sick should them, and not loseame in the of
uncertain medicines.
BRANDRETH'S. PILLS.
Gradually but surely take out from the bowels and blood
indeed they who comprehend their king
qualities.
RECENT INTERESTING crRE ca FITS
DR. BRANDRETH-SrR:A boy of mine, subject to fits
his infancy his considered hopeless by
doctors who thought he would be subject to them for life
they had given him recommended
pills. and without much faith, did try them using them
cording your printed directions. Far years ago
menced giving themto him. and 70 s great JOY and relief
he has hat re only OF his action since. Icon
him perfectly cured. Tho extraordinary benefit
they did min makes always resomnend them TO my
friends and would be gdG that everybody knew their
The the possible; he would have been
helpless and almost Gsclcssy unfit kind Of business
the length and severity OF eac attackoen lasting
whole night and leaving him for two three days after
entirely PROSTATE Every kind of
treatment also externally applied that hssonaiy
have for letting you have this statement In acSnowedg
ment for the benefit received ami for the purpEo 6f letting
those who may be hesitang user similar cvTcunsances
have testimony in confirmation OF the rcsaShty of lc
and confidence Ike ysei., The
value Of the pills. Yours, Respectfully,
JOHN WEBB Is Baskypan sxeet
SOLD AT 294 CANAL STkHET.
No UNION SQUARE. and by Dealers.
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and nifty troops and win sail for Fortress Monroe on Mon
THE REBEL NAVY. rN
70 Tm EDITOR or THE HERALD.

FORT JEFFERSON, Nov II, 1901.
reporting rebel prvatssrs you make mention OF the
schooner sale, formerly Virginia Brookhavsn, built II
Port Jefferson. No such small craft ever hailed from
nsrc. We only know tho schooner Virginia. 800 TONS
SAPssn y. \. Hawkins, last from Lngan, N. s., to r.
now New York city BY correcting this error
IN Jour valuable paper you may save false Impressions
B. SIIVERNAN
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Ladfcs-1Iunvs Court Toilet Powder and
Bloom OF Xoses have no equal No. 2Astos place.
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RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RAILRO Al TRAINS Fol. ALBANY
Troy the North and We lesye Chambers 5reet at
and II A. NJ, and 330, 8 and ii0:l5 4 H..
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND albany r. 14RoAp.
IN Yor Albany, II oy, North and West.
Winter arrangement, ugmenclag Monday tR~. lSN7
For Mbany-l0DA M tExpr ass Mail Train from Twen "a
sixth strectIepot
For eli ocaL trains inc Table
JOHN BUR(y u. Assistant 81 1sxintende a..
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Seaman johnson.
Richard Martin.
William Ross.
w. u. Robertson.
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Omcisl Drawings or tho Delaware State
Lottery.
EXTRA GLASS, H--November IS 1851.
28, TO- SO, 10, z, IL, 81, 40, 81, So, %, 80, CT.
CLASS lS-November Is 1851.
50, 40, IS, 36, so, AZ, 81, 2, 60, 70, 20, 22,6
J J0HS WV ". WALKER }commission.rs.
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"--77-7777 -
'kIOPELs.

mUNICIPHsA AFF1lHfN
(N0APoSATION NOTlCE.-THE COMM -~Sc~~~7~~c-
" Railroads of the Boa "a OF Aldermen Wit lTTEE ON
No. City Hail. Monday, the 18th atg meet in room
hear parties Third O'Clock p. M
R2lrssd Companies Puncual attendp Id Fourth Ave
PA BOOLE &c Is requested.
CHAS. J. CitJPP
JOHN RUSSELL, fDommiW
TERENCLr FARLEY, e on Railroads.
HENRY SMITH,
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SPORTING -----.
V3p ANCrs prTIEp NJ, q pEcKy
~ chbice h-aeds far sAck and - SLIP, HAS ALL THE
Name Eyer 10. Buffers
iers Preedir Traninc " cents bottle
Boarded T. sined &C. Mediclnes 6c Of Dogs, 81 Dogg
+~---~- n all diseases.
nnr,ss, ~ E Grsvhonnd4 .HREE OF THE HAND
for few days West eyen,h @ s'ates to b
- $500 ~ Seysnv'nintb = oTING AT BURHHAMa
S.v TN qsth rect and Broadway Tuea
at " O'Clock A. NJ OTIs ORMSnEsp1 en commence
WINES, WINES ~ ID Liquors..
TANNERS FRESH BREwR:s ~, 80 s...o,-<.cc
IL on drau gh. a. ~! BY's H tel sss Brosawayh AIn
no EAMILIEs.rAY, FoIiT .,yISa ppI ~ : 77717,-,
at how prices VIZ Osbcra "nd ch III AnLE GUOD0
imported In bottles Ten anu Wines,
Irish WhEey mports ~ and ST. CSox Rum scotch aud
bourbon Whiskey years am half since: old
Ale and English Porter Teas &C.
II. b. KIRK, SO Fulton street
~-o>~1ssSo,e>.. ) FOR CLASSIFICATION.
"A Ing study FIRST RATE MUSICAL ABILITY uAv.
would wish under the most eminent matters Ia Europe.
lyn Tern few flushing pupils this city Brook
rate So per mouth; AZ her residence terms mcda
- ,drcss A. Y. r., Herald Office.
"A SITUATION wANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE
family or rs companion and attendant to an invalid; nc
econ 50 10 the country travel not so much
object comfortable home Apply tue store tt0 CO
nal st., between u aud 3ocock.
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The School

The interest which the c;tixens C Van
SuNa have aiwsss taken in their schools,
she care wisi Which tAer have provided fos
thsn. moves me to send to yea . few sue-
sessisas ~hici, raay not be unacrep,able-
O.e Of the fzss things aseessary to lie
sdvsaeemeat Of The pupils. is persec,
agreement aaa correspondence between the
teacher and the parents of his pupils Ii i.
'a psss u svssy yse.eher's duty TO en,se.vor to
excite deeper interest among the patron,
Of his school than they have ever before fes,
lie SHOULD no: BE s>xissi-.i sil he has reach
Ell every raind connected with his charge in
sseh way 'ha, they viii cheerfally eo-"pe
rs:e with him. and sustain bis iuiicious ef-
Forts for good Being imbuei with ,,eep
feeling Of the Importance Of his work. he
SHOULD let then, ses tina; he is alive TO the in
's.rrs,s Of their children Frequcn, inter-
course with tn. parents viii show this. and
-; j: seems opposed 20 the mos, common
iUses OF esi4aes,e tha, he-shoHld INTRODUCES
himself. uninvitei. to the people among
lxhom he swells. calling a; ,asi. homes in
The spirit OF his vocation. .ni coave-sIus:
with ihea .roe,y .boat his dury TO their
chilirsa aai TO themselves.
The parents should visit the school f.e-
queatiy- In this they are often ba-kwar.
When such visits are made III. teacher
sh,,ula not depart from his usual cours. o.
Instruction On their asoouE;- La all the
reeiia;ioas and expansions be s,iea.ie, IL.
al praises and reproofs. ali TewarI. and pun
ishmen,s Be- as faithfully AMI panc,usily
dispensed IS !: 10 person were present Ii
other woyV;s. the teacher should Ia ihfuliv
e1iibi; ihe school jHss as Il is-iss lights
ant its shadows. SO shs, they may see Al
lis workings. and un3eTstsn; .li It's ;Eia,.
As Well As IFS eacoEragemen:s
Visits unter such circumstances s-e a,vav,
highly beneficial The ,escher's ,.i.Scul-
ties and cares are better understood sn; his
efforts 10 be useful better apprecia,ed
The hindrsncies thus seen 20 irapeie hi.
rru.,ress are promptly removed ami ,h.
te,che- receivss more cordial srnp pa,hy ana
support
Another way 10 second heartily Ii. plan
Q. IN. teacae. - 10 manifest al in:ere,, in
The periodical reports OF the school. When
the teacher has been =: the paias ~. it i.
no slight task 70 keep . minute and faith
:1l Iecori o: each scholars daily deport-
usenf and Performance n each exe-cises
The least the na-en, can do i 70 enquire
weekly for them TO ask his child why
soch A exercise was no, better. TO he>,ow
Z iuss.clplS ,-SI>a ana no. to ui.hhrl1 ,isSa-x
Il ceasure- Br sach coG-se, the pu6lic
Is made TO feel TIA; parrn: AMI teacher AZ,
oc.h engaged IN his behalf. the teAher j.
eaco',Esys. and the bsasS; :s mutual to al
parties L
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TO the People of Crawford

The Legislature o: our State has passed
b;.i calling Convention Of the people to
- tAk. into consideration the condition o:
political as.irs, All determine wh., conrss
,he STATE Q: Arkansas shall tax in ;ae pres
eH, political crisis" tn. BAL. l. ua:.:suR-
a,eiy sorjei "was, course ih- STATE o:
Arkansas siaa take--sn. ]; IL peculiariy
Unio.tuaat-. th.i srch > wording shoz..i
hare tesa siop;e.. wke1 The ti.i make, us.
provision ior -sseViag tie at. O. ,sss Cd.
Eeai'oa hack TO The people for approval
10 r.ir-i !; Pror:les that ,hs people OF TIE
STATE sssg suscsi. - the acts @. ,b.; Con
Feo'io.i. whether sbey approve Of them or
not Are We prepared. ire=n,ea OF Cr.w-
ford. TO sarTeaier eur privileges. to con-
ri; oa- lives. fortunes. the SAFETY aai yes -
O. families. and ers-y risa, Of fr.enea IN
i.1e HSFFe. .. Consea;lsa- /. we are
ses,lE mistake the seE.srnen: 81. sp:.,t os
oar t,e5ple- | We are lot, .aeI Z. l. sze en-
Fa1..cally Pronounced sni tissia-t.y ur-
ceEs.ooi ;s-si We 81 .n;o This Coaseasioa
With ,ha. express UNDERWRITING. ;s.., i i:
proposes oT adopts ior or Sac aay iiae Of
Poiscy. = aay manner .eY o,g;iuaa Y IL
character. We Will no, submit TO sucl. a-,.aa
Ca;i. II Is sea: back 10 the people tor Their
approval and endorsement. l.. IL .sa TN
de1ssooa tia: ;ae peofIs are sorersyn. AM
hat tie members oi the Ccarensioa are
their servants, sai that A. soyegigns We re
oulre an: 1ealAGi th2s the Ats OF the Con
rentioa De re:e-Eei back 20 Is for approval
or re,ec'ioa- This IS ias t=schias of rhz
Immortal JEFFERSON
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State CanYcufou.

Tie Legislature on shc 14;h iaS,., passed
"A asi Tor haliing S,.se Convention. ,hs
prosisioss of which we will publish II
oUr rex: issGe.
The people soS have an opportunity to
acs in sseir Sovereign c.pacisy. by e.essias
desegases TO Teprescn: them IN Coaven:ion
TO Be holden on III. ilh o! Narch The
business TO come before this body. are mat
.ers OF lassias Importance. aad sAcnld d
weH weighed sai honestly coasiicrei by
every voter Of the St..e-sh. future des,i
ny Of Arkansas. ;or veal e- fox woe. ra.y
IN great measure. nay viii. depend upon
the action taken by the Convention. Such
beng the case. j, becomes oar duty TO esec.
As De.egates 70 represent Is, good and t-rs
mea-mea of souai Judgment .ad ability,
N Whon we can pat answering trust
We want conservative men. bat not sub
Inissioaisss-rsen who will u2hoIi oz.
rights, ani not sah-ni, TO anything but oa.
.ga:s-but who VIII .. the same time re-
sfect the ris his o: all o;he. States
We have such men In this County. in
whom we can put our trust. acd by whose
deliberations we are wiilins 70 sbiie- The
whole matter Is Row N :he hands Of tLs
Feapls-.o them Is committed the de>siay
>oi tie SAFE. an VI. have ID fears b,,. tia.
they viii &c; 10. ia. Jes; ia-e7es, an5 hon
Q. o: all
b. The i,h .; Marc. ns1:, federal .Sa.r.
viii hare rachel s;.ch crisis. 1h., it viii
be easy 10 arrive At ,h- position Arkansas
shouH take. .zi If ty ,h.t time nothing
shall have been ,:o.e in Congress. as b
SIS fo- settlement, Of ,Le existing ai;isai
riss hs:.esa the North AID Sou;h. AZ.
kansas esn DO ro,h;ns else II homer ana
justice 20 hs-se,f. thaa 10 iissevsE h. COZ.
asctioa with the remaining Sis,es-how-
ever much We may reSre: 10 be ioroai Il
such Al extremity. honor AMI oa- sense o.
wh,; is risk, and jus. .e oar sister svuth.
e-a States, vii reader l. Imperative.
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Dancing Academv.

Prof BESSIT. j. viii ts sesa Lr resere,os
to oar advertising co.urnas. h.s returned 70
cur ei'y. aaai Proposes forming classes for
VI aIizinS ami D2n-ia-- Prot B=nai, hai
very succe>S.Ei season here las, winter.
wepreiic; foE him Al equally successful one
ihis- lie Aiso proposes 10 gl,a lessons In
Fencing This Is jas; wiz, i,.a OF. ,e-s Q;
ocr military companies should be proscien,
IN, and they will no doabr improve this on-
po-Suu,ty