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Sales Of Plantation isnas.

The Ner SoStk, publiahed At Hilton Head,
Seath Carolina, has the following notice OF
the late land sales IN that vieihity;s sst@
Tho auction sales Of plantation iands IN
the parish Of St. Helena hy the Direct Tax
Commissioners have about closed, owing b.
tie fatt that preparations Cor the coHslng
eropshonld be begun ihlncdiately aud tho
surveys having not yet been completed, tie
plantations on PorT Royal Island viii hs
leased for the carrent year ct che rats Of
about two dollars an acre ioF sa arabic hand,
and Just compenssttaaioF taaase q hailds
ings. The bidding at tho aales haa been
very spirited, notwithstanding thfestened
enforcement Of prs-empsion rights 10 pcr-
cons desiring ~ bsy uhdcr iastraesfellA plans
tatlon isnnses and grounds asra dollar and q
quarter IN ARE. Over ten th9asand acres
have been sold - IN average pfiee 0f about
nine dollars an AGRA, including improve.
msnls Two hundred and eighty aeFes a
the Daniel Pope piace, % s. HslsnA Island
we're biA eli by Capt Wa ii RandolRh 90
$4,000. This is che hsgheni pries yet raid
fhe lowest salee have been Il e s. a. akse
II Ohe OF two instanee, sfefdusR have
banght The plantations % which ki.ey Ners
fDiHAeriy held ~ slhxee. and saszssI liArfiel
hafs BID ostansibly fes 80 nolofoa feuele
The greatest nnmbes g lIanehe1ee - ezsr
hsve bsm nsae by pasope flNsn o. s.f
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ii Hen ram ana nlsnlksisas.
ssly Ut llol BE |eeia oss.sE
iii ss.s i b III Iapss ) pl.zssl
fsses 81 hous SD fsesss q fsb<ls
- hsss ad6ne them. end ,gshre 80
pafsa se Lessee % rent them whsse The nil
iAfy anshosssso hare nat gnt them q
|sI.sfl W - maalrei ef dailf e es
w..l FSnl &c s',s i. Saf Iidase Or ! hotel7
Ne repls Ne fkal sAa military have that
In sss and hAse hol safnsd L Over 10 us.--.
Nor ulis - ssll she fsshisds Of Tie faraii
Ilnfe Ia, e advertised. because 4 has besa
S. a aansls4si shht sc don't wish 70 become
ysspoasllj!s fis Aud before we WIN rst,t
o. iaazs aay property whatever, We MIST
know thai Il wiiI nss be re seized. and that
our epptraet viii be reApeetsd, Beside Il
would b doing great injustice 70 tenaat
70 have him move into property, and Their
ls suddenly put oat. Certain houses that
have been abandoned By the military We
shail besg 4 our duty to rent out, and shsil
aet accordingly
Was DEPARTMENT..
AbtvfANf GENERALS OEr1ek.
HaahingtoR, Oct och, lses. -
GENERAL ORDERS NO, 3Sl.
the PRESIDENT ORDERS
Il Al houaea, ssaemenaa iAaas and plAhtatsshs
exasptine sash - may Be rsqared isr military puf.
psaes which hass been or may BE- dessftea or rhsns
aasd bs insurgents within the lines o. the military
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The aBrlslsh subject. once More.

JoHN JACKSON, than whom no greater
scamp and smuggler has figured here since
rebellion has been writing 10 the British
Consul ct Baltimore, and from the CousnFs
reply, it Il evident that JAcKsos has writ
ten pack Of lies, This joins JACKSON
claims to be British Subject although
his oath and petition or intention 70 become
an American citizen have been on file in
the Clerk otace here, and Of record, forsey-,
eral years, even before tho rebellion was
inaugurafed. He has been an active, med.
iiesome rebel, in arms, ct one time, Against
the United States. lie hns been smuggling,
and wAs recently, Cor bis rebel insolenec,
sent out Of our lines By our military au.
thorities. And II her Malesty's Consul 1t
Baltimore, or Lord Lyons AZ Washington,
deaire an outline &c JAcKsos'a aettrdilty in
this rebellion, NE win engage TO give II, and
and with Il, the proof aud the records Of
our courts 10 his case. The truth h, be
deserved hanging for acting a. spy, bu.
was let OF with baaishment beyond the
Federal IIneA See the letter Of the British
Consul 10 JkcKsos
CossuLaYz Yon Tmr sr1Yx or MAsrLAEn, [
BaltimoFa ssd January 1854.
sys--T haze b aeknowseaEs tbs reesipt tht'
morning Of yoaf lettsF and tneios6se Of the sih
| Inssass, rs.perting the amany wrongs ccr'Eitted
against yos personally ard oshasiss Knczviile
Tennessee being satIssly out Of ny Consular juris
dlctioa, shall this day forxsrd ysur eeyneluaiea
son, ID original % Her Aaesfyb Hinissss ~ " ath
iHgtan, who win doabtlss Aseaamanieaas With 30
on the Ralsecs.
! an, Sir,
Tgls most ohsaisas ssrssas,
Faspeksc nzsxAL
q M.s Coe.ul
y. lila Js4s.A xssssifIs = zssassss
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The beautiful Liberty poIs, eighty feet
long. brought over from South Of the river,
was planted upon Tie same old Union cor
ner. ON Tuesday, under the directions of
Captain wHrnAs, Of shis post Every
thing was done dccsatiy and 10 order, and
the brass band hclonging 10 the Sixth Ten
nshses Infantry discoarssd in admirable
style, '-Ieally 'round the Flag, bess,P ke--
Short and appropriate spceches we're made
by W. G. cARfEs, ChSplain HoLfusaRR
and Colonel TEMrLs. The maia speech
was then delivered ny Esoverner JoHssos.
who spoke for one hour and q half from the
old Bank corner, 70 several thonsand attca-
tive listeners. Being In the Convention,
we we're denied the pleasure Of hearing any
Of the speeches and especially that BY the
Governor, a. it il fAs speech takes about.
ue.Is said TO have taken bold and open
ground. lie told the andience thas treason
must be rendered edioas--that traitors must
be impoverished OF rendered bankrupt and
the worst class of them must be exscuted.
Our inlorman4 tells ss that those sentiments
met with most hearty endorsement Upon
the ssbjeet Of slavery. he tad them Il vas
dead and buried and that e Jeik Dssss
and A. LiacOln were to entsr into ~ ali.
ance to save the institution, they could moi
/ do il. lie declared to them that The Esst
gun fired at Fort Sasnter, three years ago,
| had shat tire slggcr oct Of tfie South Ne
told tKe Old kgies VINO are eiinging to the
negro, Of tAsusses foiishness Of the attempt
TO save slavery. and advised thsis to muster
M their manhood and prepare 70 bet the
peculiar institution SIDE, fsr e Was goae-
/ These utterances'are said 70 have met with
| hearty respenss from the ssst crowd, and
/. LEI il be borne ia mind that the crowd was
1 composed Of East Tenaesssaaa,sa not Of
soldiers. II
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who ought 70 be Fedf

The question comes up every day, in re-
lation 70 rations by the Government and
the distribution of the provisions sent in
here 10 the care Of the Relief Association.
We have even been enquired Of by the
agents Of counties to know who should be
reported rs destitute and needing relieff-
We answer uhhesitaiingly, that loyal desti-
tHte Union families, dHAfHose Others. The
contributors to this fund, Mt the North,
never contemplated giving their money TO
feed or clothe disIogai Pasoas, ~ rebeis EAe
care AID and eoH.forf 10 fkis iafeyaai Febsition,
No sgent in any county should be appoint
ed who is not loyal man. without having
been galvanized by the oath Of amnesty
and the agents who report the names ol
families in counties and ciyii districts, should
never think of reporting the name Of 8
rebel family, or Of any one Of known rebel
sympathies,
We again enter oar protest against send.
ing loyal families NSrth against their wish
-, IS cruel. unjust, and not in aeeordano.
with the dictates Of humanity. Il is NJ
justification Of such policy 20 say that tn.
Government gives them transportation. w
have seen the advantages Of this transpor
tstiOn! We lave seen families thiDly clad
and children without shoes, crowded int
dirty stock ears, without seats and withoul
FIRE, and then we hare seen then turned on
At the Nashville Depot, with no where Il
shelter, and maay Of them sisksning ane
dyingi
II Is eontonded thai the GoyeFHmens can
sfhsrd 10 furnish ratlons for 80 many per
sons - they have been supplying This j
true; bat the Government has bsen fesdia,
rebels, aid has besil grossly imposed apon
Let the rebsis BE- seat South, among thsi
friends and eo,worksrs In tic eaass Q
Treason aqd ltf the loyal desiitats alone .
provided h,r II is high spot If wssl
psxs layzi ssnaiiaess sboss suns ed hnsbani
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AT q meeting OF the eitixeas Of Anderson
county at Ctat0n. ON the first Nm lay Of
April, 1854, Eor the purpose Of organizing
an auxiliary association 70 correspond and
act 10 conjunction with the State associatios
a. Knoxville. the following proceedings
we're had
On motion Of Col. James A. Doughty,
Vim. s. Frecls, ESQ, was called to the chair,
and Henry Holloway requested 10 act as
secretary.
Col James A, Doughty being called for
came Forward and explained the Ohjeet OF
meeting in a very brief speech,
On melton, the president was reQnestsd
20 appoint a COMMITTEES 10 neminaie saitable
persona ~ act rs 'ofEieers for the permanent
organisation Of the association. The COM
mittee consisted Of Oliver Hoskins. Alfred
Cross. E. c. Edwards, 6, Vi Leath AM
Rev, james c. Young,
The committee retired > abort time and
reported the following named gentlemen
Far PrcsiasHf--Wm. Gross.
Fer r1es Presids ~ -Rfisehie KineSid.
Ter cffTtketff ~-tAStss y. r A4aeE-
For TreassFsv- loha Leinart,
Geaerai Sagtriafcaaia9 Agent fer 3ad0>
sea eoaafg-G. W Leath-
Fer the several Distriets Of the equity
the Believing named gentlsmsa
1st Distrset.Wm Petree.
sd Dislr;rs-A-Jehn Wallace
Al DsStrict--P G, waliaee.
1th Distrivt-lohn Cox.
SRI D;rtrivt--e {. EDWARDS.
OH DsstrGet-w W, Wallace.
lth p;clrigt-E Elijah Duncan.
( sts p.s.riet~ SSm'f Werihington
. h Di..rgt-u enFy Holloway.
lath DsiEict--lames Phillips
4 llth District Oliver HeskiRS
( 18th District---Joha 5 MeCamy
OlIyxR 1IosKTNs,
AffAED cHess,
80 e. C. kpWAABs toS~
G. W LRARu,
]. &C. YeVkes
The editor Of che Knoxville Nay = |"
| saestea 70 publish sAsss preesedlogA
u HxsY4 uotEcss -, So,
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paasiIle LeaGhetlef-A Esrsiern TFaf.
lAfs.A PeE5nfea tinted lIlates 0sef.s
4 MnfdefeF--A SeeundIgi ana 4 Cew.

tAr.l PerInfed lTniled ljlaies Ol.sscf..
# kinfdefeF-A sesnnaIxi and 4 Cew.
The following correspondence besween
the E.lisss 81 this paper ard Methodist
Minister. Wills IN Portland. Msine, in 1863.
viii sxplain llseifs
skFE 80 NIsy sUth, sssz.
Rev lI.ag lsnsalSa ~
TlEAH s.g Psrfaif ineAo call yoar asten-
fzsss fsg bsassiis teatibafer, who i sup,
pissed e ks aefmH pow ~ aa officer IN
sJsgls ssAsIllss army 4 have been told
you lnsss rid to AitH IS Daaiel Iscsdbet.
ter, Ah.eh i ma his namc, lbut nanilis J
He Il d aaIivsef this State, and OF the town
Of Coneurd. 10 Somerset county, where bic
respectable md aecd fisthss ap,l Gslnily now
reside, and who aru now Earning with in.
fanny ADD sliseuHees hsaped upon theIa By
his fasteroHs asd manleFoss detis. When
wen advanced ia his teens, By tho help Of
flfends. be wis admitted % West poists
where be graduated at the expense Of the
sGoycrnment since which time j think ho
went 10 Mobile. wLere he married wife
aaa srreets stre sisrss Two years $50 he
came 60 bis native tawn, ~ he said, to visit
bis frienas but ono Of his family eanncc.
tons t0ld me, but iew days ainec, that his
conversation then, and the developments Of
rebellion since, bear 80 close = eVRnectioD.
they have 40 doubt that he camc ~ spy.
and . frelcR Cor the rebels,
! have taken tho liberty Of thus writing
you, sapposing possibly you may have not
been better posted. hope you viii hold
the black hearted villain up to the rebel
syupathisers, that they msy see him dang
ling where be ought 70 hs. | cannot close
without thanking you for the patriotic seed
yon have sown 20 broad cast throughout our
anJ; the fssit Of that seed will be rrapcd
56Y unborn millions long aflsr you shall
hay. been called to yoar reward in heaven,
Most Respectfully,
A. coLBY.
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G)eHIlseatIng Property.

Il turns ont, after some search, chat there
have been quite namher Of transfers Of
property from rshela who have leia The
eounssy, 70 loyaimsa and others. Al traas.
ssrs Of this SORT - we undesstand Il, wade
prior 70 ne frtl II JaasefA 1854, an null
end void s. Is. 81 q. {.
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sNvlRcsslg sAMaER.

lsvinesAss RAnssfs - Has q he gfesl
o, vh,-s srsaAs Ne "a thai wspld AFTER ~ sAess
o. he hand. u h tessel tsil trisnph u va,
Aaa The eagle lsohs reoas, ssf cd, y he aaAs
GIVE l.sr sss shs PAIRING nsrfaar e prayer
TAsa Fes~ara he fAms q sur Standard se sAasel
Wal Wslsasas q wsehaine. and eesnhat ena scAsss
Asa he ssssy q asalhee re eArspss aad tks elAA
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knOnvuls, Saturday, ApriI 70, iss4.

c.. HrnsaxneF New Haven coaasclisat Is
sur regularly apfenteA sgeat 10 reesiye sahserip-
Gems ter sar paper 10 thai state and Gao v, fox,
Eashaa, X. H In all other New Englasd Asaasa
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-. NAVE Il n 4. auns islI, llsa woeA of euls
sis3ison sefsls1s inte:l6atg 8 ~ aesin-
stiIik q O. 81 . buy e speenle.lnH hass
81 The met pes eonsldel sAe prices TOO
IiiRh R.f shead
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D. u. 90. x..sslII. : llI..s....
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1864-05-28
List Of Wounded In Sherman,
Army. f8#

The following il list of the Iowa SOL
diers who were wounded in recent battles
and skirmishes in Northern Georgia:
w II Swift, co A, 26th, left hip, severe.
w r Peters, co F, 9th, right wrist, slipht.
TC Alexander, lst serg't CO H, 4th, legs,
Nelson Lines, co G, 9th, right shoulder.
serious. gA mn !. ,
J North, corp co E. 18th, left thigh. Sc
rious. -
J B Case, co B, 2eth, right thigh. serious.
: w: jenkins. Lieut. Col 3lst, right shoul
AZ Taylor, Capt CO B, soth, righ. thigh,
Fw Foster. lst Lieut. GO @, 9th, rish.
sM Wait, A, 9th, right breast. serious.
8 r Sill, K, 25th. scalp. " " -.
2 NJ Noise, H, 8iSt, died. i ST aiis
O6hieads, n, 51st, shoulder, slight.
w Prather. 4th, right arm, slight.
DISNEY, l, 18th, arm amputated.
JE Lamoson, A, 4th, both legs, serious.
81 Walmer, D, 30th, LEFT thigh. serious.
Nv Wasson, C, 4th, left leg, annputa,ed.
Birk, 3, 3lst, foot, slight.
w Clearwater, G, 4th, thigh. seriouslv.
SSewell, g, 9Th, shoulder, slight.
II r Cooper, B, 3lst, right arm. slisht.
Allen Renner, K, 10Th, left knee. ampu-
OPel a, ovCn, IeIt n4n0, slight.
Capt w 81 Hall, H, 18th, right shoulder
"a Becraft, I, 30th left side, severely.
M Fieldman, G, SOth. LEFT handl slicSt
Serg A r Watson, K, 26th, right thigh.
Peter Weim, A, 2eth, right hip. serious.
"a Kern, ., 30th, right lung, serious.
+ Smith, G, S6th, chest, serious,
sa = = Fieenor, G. 9oth, left arm, desh.
< Qardiner, @, 30th, left lea, slight.
y ID Davis, X, 30th, left lung. severe.
Magnus Ever, =, 26th, left cheek, slisht
FC Robertson, K, 3oth, abdomen. 8.
G " Wilson, A, 26th, back, severe.
CSymons, G, 06th, left hip, severe.
Peters, +, 9th, side and hand. SLIGHT.
James Doriand, Q, 9th, right foot, sli4ht.
.,;A! ;AS!t D q Butterfeld, 18th, left side,
Corp G NJ Pope, h, ssth, left hand fr.c.
Peter Wien, E, 2eth, right thigh. nesb.
Darling, e, 9th. -'''
Il Cearns, III, 9th, dead.
Let Lieut. A Young, A, 25th. scalp.
y = Symons, A, 9th, left thigh, flesh.
Sam mart, +, 9th, abdomen, severe.
= Barker, =, 9Th, left ankle, fracture.
"a Hueston, A, 9Th, left hand. fiesh.
VIM Tull, B, 9th, abdomen serer:
GUS. S0Il-
Jonn Lawlon, b. 9th, right hand. frac-
: 7 Buchanon, G, 9Th, head, severe.
49, = Terree. corp, x, 9Th, left foot. frac-
.,;s.1 g T Mcclure. sers G, 2eth, abdomen.
slight. A'e1' nsno'
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1864-05-28

Ax 49, .0". ""t states 2 tact OF some in
terest to this city. as. follows: y
In Des Moines the Copperhead conte.t.
Ant ior the ONCE of Mayor demurs to the
Jurisdiction of the City Council. claiminS
that he must be admitted to the offaca ana
tnen ousted BY the District Court. on the
assumption that he was usurper, IA this
c;;iiy, c;i tne court claiming that the City Ooun-
judges Of the election and qualiications of|
its members, including the Mayor. and on m
declsl0n pronounced BY the Council. holds
bis ONCE, compelling the conteetant tosasE
the Courts. In Des Moines the Union men
nave majority in the Council. Here the
UxoPs. control the board. That's what's
we .res @astef, and there's where's the difYer-
Exactly, and il the majority Of the c,tv
Oo9ncll here had been asit il in Muscatine
and Mr.. Leas had appeared a confest.rS
you would have seen what CopnerhesS
ioees OF Jurisdiction would have hoen
Register. A'seseo
The INDIANS At CAMP McCIsL1Ar
and Winnebag0 Indians, now nrisons-oo .o.A I.
camp Mcclellan, are to leave for the;r
MONIES In the wilderness. havinr h.,.s .AsII
leased 0y order Of the Government WI
were not the able-bodied men rat.;naxx
ana sworn into the service of our conntrv
~ ssearp-snootersf They have desired Il r.
preference to returning among thns" than - -
Know are their enemies, and aIthoneh' '.Ss ~
n!Hm 10y OF tnem may be guilty of cruelfv and
Ilcnly deserve punishment. there are cthar. ~,s.
s wno are innocent, who have given them.
se.ves G up Tor the sake Of peace. .oDorenDort r
Inc rlver Is saidto be very low at Daven-
pol' ana failing rapidly. Here it Is in excel
'en' Ooating stage. We have filled our
quo'a OF loo day mon, that's why We are 50
highly favored.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1864-05-28

-. The New York Itjbxss is anxious
about .. National Bankrupt Law That
may be . very desirable thing. We incline
to think It is. But we don't believe Il viii
do to require too much Of our present Con-
gress. It seems to have some difficulty in
worrying through more essential. lesisla-
tion.. It won't do to impose any additfonal
tasks upon it. Let it alone at least un-
til it gets through with the Tax Bill and
the Tariff, and such other matters as are
necessary to our National safety. We can
get along without Bankrupt Bill vet
awhile longer. If we put down the Rebel
lion, We can attend to the Bankrupt busi-
ness at our leisure. If we don't put 1t down.
1t Is Of very little importance what laws we
have. Congress seems to be staggering un-
der its present load. It would be unkind
to make any further demands upon it.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1864-05-28

u - We suppose We may assume that
Gen. Banks army has reached the Missis-
sippi, and II now under the command OF
Gen. canby. That knowledge Il decided
relief to our minds. We were apprehen-
sive that disaster and ineAiciency had be-
come chronic, that the expedition which
set out with such flying colors, which was
to accomplish so much, and which was re.
ally strong enough to do all that was talked
OF or hoped for, was doomed to be entirely
destroyed, through the incompetency, want
OF energy, or worse fault, in those who
controlled 1t. The disasters 70 Banks. and
in consequence to Steele's command. have
been great, but not irreparable. If Canbv
IL an efficient officer, as We trust. be NAV
succeed in bringing order out of chaos. and
retrieving the disgrace we have there in.
CURED. Now, that Banks and Porter and
their forces. are out of danger, we trust
the cause Of their dishonor to our arms will
6e duly Investigated, as soon as possihla
II they have been indulging in cotton
forays, or In any mode have acted cor.
ruptly, as has been insinuated. we von1a
like to know it, and, more than that NV. ve
nope that the penalty they may merit will
oe lnnlcted to the utmost limit.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1864-05-28

SUPP Nv &rren county. He Waol Reefue
for the 3tth Iowa, aud was msai1bs =
our Old company, (D,) and .was y yland|
age. We sympathize with tie pessns :
the loss OF their brave boy and oalytsA
On Thursday Of last week there -
train OF fourteen wagons with m a0e
OF 81 horses and mules, paaoed thr0oGA0
place Tor Oregon. There seemsto bo0e
exhaustihlo fountain Of men. sWagooD q
horses somewhere east Of a., - tho0(1oo
has been . constant one 1o1 the lGDg =
weeks. and y still nowing.-Ltss CsAs
The McGregor News, In speaking ofb
women of Iowa, who have taken IL plan
Of their fathers, brothers, husban1s -
sons, and assisted in putting in tAs sFsg
crops, pays them the following bS6uIs
tribute: sa.a,#. ne.l ..st haa
God bless these womeni who sAallq
that their bronsed hand. are not noes g,
tiful than the nly-white, and bq)oWoN
hands OF some Of their sisters = ltos1
sswho toll not, neither do they spin" q
vet are arrayed in the most gor1ou
imported oostumesf One OF theO Y
who will 60 out In the field anasdeU u
work Of . man, that her brother = -
band may 60 to the war, and assiCe ~
wing his country, will In the estinaeiceI
all men whose opinion 10 worth o1ytnn
outweigh all the Flora McFlim0cye
have ever 6uttered in fashioaable
since the fall Of Babyloa. All hsn@
them. s4a ,aaa@
CouRsE or TkADE.-Mr. Irs Stockcs
sold here, during the pest wsSk, 1snD
for 2 Congregations Churc0 edle0
Lewis, Cass county. The lumb6 1S5
10 nearer it's destination. in SoutkW
Iowa, by Is miles Of wagon hauling,
the terminus of the M. & NJ. r, r. a.
nell.-Lyons Mirror.
, 1864-09-04

Professor Css will c. n1z .au,es ths follow
try to tie Ph!ladelphi4 Pcs cr Wednesday
csetipE: Lift evenin.: the tail Of one of tts,
TIT st magnificent COMETS On trcord was sa-n
IL ftis city. ~htu not ubscurrd bs tue dllst1
und clo..!s In tbe wcht- 4. II o'clock tlu
tall extend d n.ariy to tho constellation
D'Lto, 8r t1oTe thun sixty degrees tru.n tho
hort1or.- 2rpposfnE tue nucleus to be at
least thfTtT degrees beloW thu hLrixuu Ut
That tiue, the txlcnt Of the tall would h3yo
Eern'pintty d.en.s-
-Oi The great bisturtc c"s1cts. that of the
3sRr ST tetoreeChriss had tall OF eixtr d.
l6ls j. 1ecoEdtd Is having = tail haudsed
and fur degrees 10 length. That Of 1880 mad
tail from ktyt ntS It, ninety deereea; tnat
OF l'L0 q tail OF Einety .ssv.n frgrees: aud
stl,xt Ut 1S43. tail at eilty.tlvs d..srees.
bFee hxufes-hTG taken fruu ue1atneis
''Ont'tre Of As:soDomy"
To ptlsons Lot accustomed to m.aeusior
By cegTtes, |. mus be Useful 10 state that
the dlsiau.e ttom the lus,zoo to thu zcattl.
ir nin'ty degr&ts. This viii give eotnu idea
Ct thr Immense length Of thesc aprcnd1.es.
tnpffr dftter much In brixhteeas.
few hsve beeu hrtt ht snUu..n to be ercn
By Tbs naked eve in The day limo. Should
tho trtkelt cuntt truyu ~ Remarkable for
btsl!!ascT as fur slze. IL will Id toe moat 70
arF abtB nH WHICH has ApeArel to this
generation. Il will BE- 1ooked fur xlth yreut
int ieet aitsr tuaert lhl4 evening. :: 1t uluy
be borhe III MUD, howegrr. tlut Tue cuulut
ct 1913 was much more htltliAot IN thu tifst
evening, \ ut y DeR est the run Itlau ou npy
fnbeegutp Mt eyehtbg. II on tue ether hauo,
the present comet ebould be appn,ach,u.
the eu1th, III tbs re ID re,Asou to believe, il
I'LL tncIe3Fe In sppartnt size and bsl.lialcy,