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For further information in regard to
the skillful success in the treatment OF
diseases, the reader is referred 70 STIL-
LIS THERAPEUTICS and MATERiA MEDIOA
two large volumes, late edition Of 1860,
the best work in the United States,
where you will find DR.. McGills name
standing parallel with the best n edic j
men of the age in the treatment If d s.
eases of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction is guaran-
teed. With my general practice treat
the following
Chronic Cases
wish saGislaeton Rheumatism, AnschonS Of Ghs
Lungs; Diseases Of tie Threat, eaelled Jcints,
silf Limbs, Pisurisy, PaiEa Ulcers, Career, Gravel
Diseases OF the Heart and Liver, Inflammation q
the stomach, Neuralgia, Kings Eyil or scrcfals,
Deafness. Diseases Of the Eyes, De5ihtEted Sye-
tens, Dyspepsia OF Indigestion, and Coasumpton-
together with all Private Diseases and
Diseases OF the u riuary Organs.
10 tko Ladies'.
An Ahscfons Of the Womb reafcd villa auecasa
Those Marued Ladies who have been 80 un1ortu.
aato to miscarTy prove abortion, can BE- carried
their fu,l time Il found pregnant, By EyEz me
call.
been not 70 bring forth in due season, remember
Cod has said you should multiply and replonish. Il
this Is your desire you can consult me either b.
letter or IL person. No lady oTsr thlry-hys year.
Of aes need make application. Ancon1municGiiOns
By letter or person strictly confidential.
EIgkt Emissions Cured.
Young MAJ stop befors yoa further 20. d AL
diseases subject 10 Ma1, there no disease 30 hard
70 cure as hight Emissiona, and physicians are
scarce that understand treating il and TO you car
thnfT IN ~ urrffa
in different States who have spent dollar AFTER dol
lar, and arr now web cured By me. am daily re-
ceiVing letters and sending medicine 70 al paris Of
lie country. In word, al that are diseased IL
any way, and VII give me call, ] vii give salts
action for al Of the diseases mentioned n this Al
Fertissment The best Of references EiTon N this
city.
DR.. kO9ILL,
Union street, Nashville, Team.
aaI-lv VII meat 9th bFovnbt sttaaaas
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MARRrEI,

On TIE 18Th inst bV the Rev DR.. ". h. whar
ton, at tho Eesidenee Ct Che BRIDES father, NJ A
d. WHARTON sni Miss MARY T. KENDRicK-
al Of this city.
On July the Islh, Mr.. HENRY BUrToRFE
and Miss MoLLIE NoKEs both q t. iseiy.y
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IN cHANcERY AT CARTHAGE

coiemsn T. samson, admir-. ETC., pnd Others, "
y. + Samson Rnd 9th. n. heils and
credit1rs-o. Bill
TJHEREks. 10 this cause, -leman g. Samson,
" Jr, adnlinistrc-or, and Johnson samson e.
administrator. ard heirs and drtrii utees Of The
fhe estate Of Coleman sEm on, Sr deed, have
u hill IN ule ChaneeFy Cont ior smith county,
ItunessCe, eEaust %. p. samson and otners heiTs
ana credFors, IN behslf az themselves aud al eth.
err creiito sol sad estate slleginE that said es-
tate Is nsolfent eng requiring ali the creditors 10
lon them IN TIE sui, and Gle her claims With the
Clerk and N ssier % sad Court u is therefore or
dered BY The Cerg an Master, thst pu-iication b.
made for four Consecutive weeks in the Nashvil
Union newspaper published IN Nashville, reQuir-
ing al the G editors Of said Colemau ssmson
81. deed. % Gle their cl-ims proper nuthenii-
Gated. n The lierk and Master o. sid Court, on
or before the frsi Mondsy IN January, 1855, and
make themselves parties 70 said Bill
ly22-Tit D. n. CAMPBkLL.. @. AN.
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Funeral Notice.

The funsral o. the late Mrs. W. by SMITH viii
take place this morning at O'Clock. at The family
residence, No, 10 souih Spruce street.
Divine service by Few 1hos. o. Summers.
Sunday, July q. 1855.
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Capital $25O.OoO
nIREoroRs.
Ofice---NO. Ia College Street,
NASHVILLE, TENN
Incorporated under The Laos Of the State
Of Tennessee.

This Company Is organized for the purpose OF
\ Mining and Borinv fol Petroleum. Cod, Salt
water ana her valuable minerals; and
Nov owns in fee simple upwards OF Twelve
Thousand Acres OF Land in Rhsa, Hamilton. Bled-
zoe and Van Buren, counties also
Various Leases, including Gulenes. Eorges,
Cosl, Coke and Iron Banks, one Selt Well, fhree
Oehre Banks, and tWo Plaster Banks; al 0
Several places where ind'catiCDs ior Petroleum
srs IS good Is any iE the state
The Cap tai Of ihi Company is $4,000, With the
priv lege Of increasing It 10 s., OVOsOOo.
The + ssident Of this Company IS sn old res dent
Of Eledsos county, Tenn, lAyora1ly and extensive
y known
Shares in his Company are 500 esch, subject 70
calls OF 10 per cent, oftener than once IN three
months.
Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars Of the stock c
this Company has already been subscribed.
The ONCE OF this COMPANY IS az No. IT College
rect Esshy lie, where any informal on can o had
and subscriptions Of Stock taken
B, F. BRlDGMAN, President.
T. J. WILsoE, Secretary.
jyS0-lm
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IN cHAEcERY At CARTHAGE
JUN 30 Is, Iot1.
'0ha Rankin e'. ais, vs.. Hsnush FOrgson si. ais

y Bill.
ihis csuser On The Sth dsyos July, 1875, il ap.
I peannE 70 the sailsf cton Il the Clerk ard Mss
The a feadant Jacob ForQasos's resile,,e Is m.
known, "a thst he or mary proves of iqu csunoi
lie erFsd opon him u il therefore, q dersa thsf
paidtsanon - made Tor four Consecutive veezs hi
ne Nezhuile Union newspaper pub ishea IN re
city 81 Nashville, Tennessee. reouifinc ssi5 -
lendant Q appear ~ The next term of he Chsncsy
Court, % b. held 10 the town Il CARTHAGE Ts1,
On ne third Monday IN Augu ntzt, tiR6s IN
plead ansEer OF remur 70 ccmplanant's hilf -
ne same WI Be- taken for confessed AZ to hin, and
SCI or hearing eK parte
iya2-Eit D. K. CAMPBELL. GAM
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Tie rufus Of the Gait House, At Louis
vile, are about 10 be retaoTsd, snd large
block Of business houses ere to 20 Up.
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WHITE GOODS.

Plain and Fsi q swisses. checkei Mesfrs. Nan
socks, Jaeonet Tuck Muslin, Ruf6ed DO, lrisi
l. n n. 'fsOle Linen, Towels. Linen CaIhrics
plain and fincy; rsseye Dispers Linen Handls ef.
CD e.s. Hem & Oh Do hne kmhrcissrrd sets, aea
Jac1net do. InseTtings. THlietts Rlbbona IN al
~ tbs and In al eoors; Silk Belungs, Buckles
lsome .hirs new Corse-s, Velvet Ribbons. ete c.
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AUCTION SALE
OF
Government Property

an THE THIRD DAY OF AUGUST, 1865. ! viii
I offer for sale At Public Auction In tie City Il
Ha-hY lie, Tern, the following Government prop
eriy.
Two story Frame once Building 81 by - iees
situated on the Public equpre, IN Na-hyille, Tenn
Frame building l04 ~ 50 feet. situated on
Front street, Nashville, Tenn, used As Ordinances
Blacksmith and Carriage chop
complete
Iron Turning L Ties, complete
sbout Is feet shsfing. PuIleya. Betting, and
other Machinery
Also q large amount Of Blacksmiths, Cerpen-
.e's' Saddlers' aud other Tools
Also large qualify Of Rope, scrsp Iron and
ct cf Maerial.
The ssls viii commerce at 10 o'eiock, =, al
No g. North Marlzef street, and VIII eoutinue
from dsy 70 day until The whole Il dispo ed or
Terms CASH In Government FUND.-.
= F. TOWNSEND,
iy2l ids Capt 10th Infantry, U. 8. A.
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no IL sUFFERINe
TURBINE ATER-WHEELS.

THE attention Of all those using water power Is
invited 70 an examnat'o on Of the ANDRSWS
q KALBACH water-wheel, Il is the most simple,
compact and much the cheapest izOn wheel ever
made; nothing about it liable to get out Of order
cause trouble, and is suitable for all purposes either
% upright or horizontal shafts. For efficiency Il
il among the very best in use Civ ng useful effect
Of over eighty per cent when tested at the Phila-
delplis WateT-WOgks.
For more definite Information, send for circular.
J. J. NELSON, AGENT
iy22 2tdkWst Columbus Chic.
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Produce.
A Bargain

TN A TEN ACRES TRACT OF IAND on a..
a brnad street Tumlike. ~ miles 49,, 80 80
cry, iai 'isa most desirable u iqhborhood ~
otefiaR d az very low fgures
Alao-stFen sInsl. iraels ecofslulr0 ~. .
acfssi 10 he in1iedista vicinity cf tse 49,.
Hpi n Hevit sell On small cash reyuebfs -;
SO oala1ct on z orsdii OF 10 ytsrs ~
AppYio ". MATT BROW 4 Co.
Ie9-H a chtrrY Al
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sTestim onial.
HoUsE or REFREsEETAryEs,
NsshV lie, June II, 1865
Hon. Asa Faulkner, a member Of the General
Assembly whose W 'rd can be implicitly relied on,
furnishes The 10 lowing testimonial TO the skill and
knowledge oil Or Atom. in his treatment Of an OBJ
stnsts case Of d istase Of the eye:
TO THE SUFFERING.
/ have been suiIe-i with chronic sore eyes for
fifteen monts Ny attention Wss called to DR.
Ab0rn's advertisement in the papers Of the dag- /
called upon him, and have been unde- his treat
me- { les days, (say abo1t ten snd have found
great relief; indeed feel neaIlF well, and would
adj re all who are suffering with disesf es Of the
eye to call On him, bel eUng they sill find -eliei,
ty2Lu A-A FAULKNER,
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Cloak Department

Comrrises great varie y Of YER desirable Go Is
when We vii leii az prices 90 fut the tunes fns
t. ma Cioaks, basqufs q e. fkirrassis.aas n a.
las ae IaFefd1 s al gros de A1u11s. Crcuia e.,
etc, VIII Be sold VERY CHEAP in oriar d uaks
room ior our Fail Etoer
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AZ IRIsE GIRL 70 90 general bouss-vOrk.
n q Cd gsEss " BE- paid.
Apply e Il ofheo. iyis.sf
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Hosiery and Gloves
LADIEg DEPARTMENT.,

Where terfve Clerk W d be p'ea-ed 30 hos
tn lat q n veil e. ann na which is superb l0, q
real French lmroited Hair-nefs ds soi 1irs a fa-
press ana several other beautiful styles eur
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]. M. S -ARPE's
Select Academy for Young Ladie,
KRsEFIELD TEMALE INSTITUTE.

4 COATED Tao Miles from Nashville, Team.
/ Limited 10 tWecty.hye day aud twenty-five
hoarding Pupils. Terns-B oaTd o per session
Of % Weets Tuition s25. Music. FreI eh, I raw
IL etc, extra Ca3 p0'diuclg required "a ofrance
Parents would DO well 70 enter pupils IN mediate
y. Add ess ]. NJ SHARPE, Principal.
Nashville, Tenn.
50 sioas commence first MOndsy IAN dsyl
o. sspiembeF, and lth Monday (22d day. Of Jsnu-
a'y, rs @ ly8ss
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4 EASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES Of a No I
4 SALON. ~ one Il the est locations IN the
whole. Apply 10
jy23iw NELSON & MURFREF.
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gFw Sdpfrtistmtuts.
Lease for Sale

A PROFITABLE PIECE OF LEASED PROP
n hki4 foT sale IN a cenira! locat on, including
80 ca. Dsellrug Static, ssl0oD, Stock an FIX
lures 6recelies Rud Liquors, together with H.
ning Rom and Kitchen Furniture Rents fer a
larRu pr A. Price s, 500 Tor two and half ear 5
lease. Apply 70
n2l.lw NELSON a MuRFREF.
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Black AMI Fancy sTks, an colo-s. SIR P. prrI
flain End ncy. M0zamhiques Alanac.s, Al col
ors, Delanes al cci p; Moh4rs. n, d. en-
etc, usual kept 10 a drs.-c ass DIy 6cCd, Hen e
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Railroad Matters.

"a We learn that the contract Tor grading
that portion of the st. Paul and Winona
Railroad between St Paul and Hastings
has been let to CHAs A. f. MORRIS, Esq,
who advertises for five hundred men to do
the work. If sufficient number of hands
can be obtained this section of the road
viii be completed this fall ssdeI r
We are also informed that work will be
commenced end prosecuted vigorously on
the main line and the St. Cloud branch of
the st. Paul and Pacific Road.
On.M Monday last the Minnesota Central
commenced running regular trains from
Mendoza TO Mortified, connecting with
st. Paul by the steamer Stella Whipple
and with Minneapolis by stages. The
steamer will leave st. Paul every morning
at "a O'Clock, and return on the arrival of
the evening train at Mendoza.
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sussexs es.srel 9. G.. A.srsrt


sssS HsseE Gs.ersi G. 2. A1l.sEsSr
p sBIssiss llaisr General O. O. Asassvs,
arrived in 81. Paul Friday, from Tszae,
wi6fe he has had Al Important command
Cen j rpRrws leaves for his home in St.
Cloud this morning, to enjoy brief res
p;te. after four years. active service. he
represents the submission of the Texans
a. complete, although there is considera-
BILE bitterness Of feeling towards the North.
This feeling, however, is we'll kept under
bv the counsels of the best men in the
State, and just apprehension OF the con-
SEQUENCES of its expression in acts Of hos
tility. The whole State is SO peaceful and
Quiet that long journeys are performed by
military officers, almost unattended, with
out tear or molestation. aag Ig3tsd s io i
Texas has suffered but little from the
war, beyond the loss, of her men in the
field. Supplies are abundant, and the
crops larger than ever before raised in the
State. The negroes are generally at work
on the old plantations, in most places be-
ing employed with the promise Of a share
In the crops in some parts, however,
where our military power is not present,
the masters are still holding them as
slaves, and compel them to work as for
I'll : 81 10 Fr b Fan p. I'D. -fe.T
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rfilE , wa,EEtkLYh flosEEaRp zs6 1EsoicRAf

NEs 20 'StesF wv ssHX ,FSs5tdsiQ u e24ons
Sc WSHlSa 1Ae3t o Work il up WI e N
tie 96Aeio6ieo> ven % Mr. 4eeaAGHe
NanfeA GnHl0tine. He wants = G49t99e,. The
butcher, - reign O The scaffold al ~ IN.
Can Any 90 doubt that Mr.. 6feotn ,H1nld
take this part2 And If Mr.. 6tevepe Np44 add
peculiar bitterness to the execution q tho pro-
cess Of his revolutionary tribunAle IN Waa1ing
the S0uth and narrowing the feelings q It's
victims, could there be . better selection OF
an agent 70 pour gall into the yonnds than
Mr.. Stanton. have already referred
to his urging on the rebellion. He was lAe
new member brought into tho cabinet when
Cass left on the ground that it would not. co.
cree ESPECIALLY that 1t voted sumter should
not be reinforced and defended, which be con-
sidered as giving aid to the rebellion, and re-
signed. Now, If this man, who was the promp-
ter, the cabinet adviser of the measures wnicn
contributed to carry the South out-n tme
man, who was appointed because OF MS nun
sympathy with Mr.. Buchanan in his whole
connection with the SOuthern chiefs. who con-
ducted the schemes touching the dise0luuOn
Of the Union-if this man. who brought them
into the treason for which they are TO suner,
Il to stand over them in mOckery at the exeeu-
ton. it would certainly add bitterness even TO
the agony of death. FOG g1-aB 3a ~
The whole speech is very interesting and
highly seasoned with personal reflections
on his Republican associates, but its great
length is an insuparable obstacle to its re-
production in our columns. 80,
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$500 .e ,Gsv. srs~Ghs u Nnis.
ao ,,,Io,.,,ss BseuaH, Governor Of Ohio died
a his residenoe in Cleveland, on Tuesday
.ftarncon, The cause ofihis death was an
in,ury to his foot about two months ago,
which resulted in modification. Gov.
BseueH was native Of Marietta, Ohio,
and was born in 1911. He was brought
up at the printing business, and became
editor of a paper at Marietta He entered
into politics as a Democrat, and held the
Office of Auditor. of Ohio. from 1886 to
1871. he afterwards became editor of
the Cincinnati Enquirer His reputation
as stump speaker was second to none in
the State. In 1860 Mr.. BRoUsH gave up
active participation in politics, and devot-
ed himself to railroad matters, in which he
was eminently successful. In 1868, Gov.
BRouaH again entered the political world
as Republican candidate for Governor OF
Ohio, and stumped the State against MI.
tvAI1ANDIeHAm. His majority over VAL
"a. ......, .h, home vote was 81. 900.
AAnDiSaAM vi 'n0 49, :.
and on the home ana soldiers vote IL WAS
101, Oss.
From sketch of the cnaracter Oh Inc
deceased, in the Chicago Republican, we
extract the following: b .4-at3da gQu
Governor Broueh was very popular as q
-.,Iroad man. although he was strict with his
.s.niovees and exacted from all the full meas.
,.,,ra nf tsbor ilne nv Them. He had an off hand
Kramer. which 10 MANY, however, was too
b,,some To be pleasing. Still among the class
of persons In early times employed upon our
wIsste-,, roads r. was the very manner NOT
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Farewell order Of Gen. Auh6a,
49,. to the Ninth Minnesota

Farewell order Oh zen. 11ODOo10
.1qstg to the Ninth Mlnnesota. +
We, have been requested to publish, 90
a part of the history of the Ninth Regi-
ment, the farewell order of General n. p.
HUBBARD, on sending the Regiment home
to be mustered out Z 80; 800 y . s sg'a
HEADQgARTERs2D BRIe. 1sr DIV. 16rH A. CT
5& a.a DKMoPoLB, ALA. July 20, 1865. t.sf !
Soldiers of tie Ninth Mins,esQta: ei ~ glei
By orders from headquarters Of 10th army.
corps, this day received, You are directed TO-
proceed to Minnesota to be mustered out. You
are now permitted to return to your homes
and families, and viii soon be invested with
the dignities and privileges of citizens. The
General commanding congratulates you on
this fruition of your hopes, and desires to ex-
press to you his good wishes upon your sepa-
ration from the Second Brigade. He regrets
to lose so gallant an organization from his
command, but feeling that his loss is your gain
he does not complain. You have nobly sus-
tanned your part in the great struggle now
closed. You have achieved shining record
in the glorious history of the past four years.
You have done your duty faithfully and well,
and are about to receive the generous welcome
and deserved plaudits OF your fellow citizens.
Your sacrifice, devotion. and heroic conduct
during your term OF service, win commend
you, to the grateful remembrance Of your
country; serve her bat rs faithfully as citizens
as you have done in the capacity of soldiers,
and you can live in the proud consciousness
that your whole duty is being done. Wishing
each of you o prosperous future. your late
commander bids you on afectionate farewell
L. z. HUBBARD,
.0W y Ht Brevet Brio G0neral Z
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At the Democratic State Convention OF
New Jersey, held at Trenton on Wednes-
day last, Major General RUNYAN, of Essex
county, was Nominated for Governor. A
series OF resolutions we're adopted, chsrg-
ing the consequences OF tie war on tho
election of a sectional President, and the
fsnaticism of u sectional party; fav0riDg
the return of the government to its Origi-
nal purposes and objects; declaring and
insisting on the rights OF States; epposing
negro suffrage alphabetically agreeing with
President JOHNSON that this subject must
be left with the States iavoring the use
of gold and silver currency; opposing the
exemption of government bonds from tax
ation as unjust; expressing sympathy with
and gratitude to soldiers; insisting that
the government shall pay soldiers the full
bounty promised them; opposing military
arrests favoring the freedom OF elections
and the restoration OF hdbeds corpus: and
coming down on the national debt as oner-
Gus and improperly managed.
a CONVENTION of the Republican party
OF Perry, Ind, met on the 10th instant.
Among others they passed the following
resolution
Resolved, That while in the present unsettled
condition of the negroes in the United States.
humanity requires that they should not Be held
responsible for the evils which appear incident
TO the rebellion, now happily ended, still we
believe that both their own happiness and the
welfare of our own people require that they
should remain in the States where they now
are, and therefore ,ce are opposed 10 their per-
"0''enf settlement IN Indiassa
So, after all, these dear friends of Amer
loan citizen. of African descent, prize
their room far above their company. But
that is Republican consistency.
The posto6ice department has entered into
contract for mail service between Cairo and
New Orleans. boats to run every other day,
stopping at all principal landings between the
two ,ermini The contract continues for three
years.
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The investigation, at R0lla, Missouri, into
the matter Of the killing Of Judge Wright and
his cons. has resulted in the exoneration Of
Colonel Babcock and his command from sll
blame.
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' roefy ;bls oaIssx s;sa61S = ;'rHsf8 sf
eishssea fsceH1k,f $elnnf3 aaDGSnDopub
shsss' MaAne>eopau - iap oShahp
~ onaefAh6 $1,000 tSaxfiia -
bette funpuss eelalE ~ - - -. ~
abork one mia and thusS n.,1sses ~
from the etrong lake 81 ssE'5'.y fs:.ssF
water can be built 1t wy 80 .sI
cars containing the materiSaa ~ - s.zsi.i
own weight down: on Ut tn - 49,.
made. Loose boslders veighiag - -, =
q thousand pounds are lying n sineSs .,.-es,,.
quantities. within half . mile Of thcsSor..
and owners IL this ledge o. pile of tociS -sss
not only douase the material bat pay 49, 81.
ding TO have O. Nnoved.s Acoupaay psoy.
oeriy mamged could build out this point md
erect wharves on It and command thslr1 own
terms for storage in, case it shoud he used BY
the railroad company. And IS the law compsll
the company to terminate its road in Mime
sofa, it would no Doubt gladly avail itself q
the opportunity ana advantages II adeep. an.
changing harbor that should remain open,
lfree from ice ON an average Of fertystwoyeesi
every Year. sac .sss9ora sEsfw .aaieg gfs6s
The soil Of Din Luth TO make On Irish bull
---is mostly rock, with ) liberal sprinkling d
ebay apd decomposed vegetation. Passine
back 81 the city, however, We flnla the sdi
deep. rich and very productive. bWithin tire,
miles Of the town thnrs are pefhaps . dosez
large aad aouliehing farms. 2asxg sSre
1--we shall to7mcrow tzy e get OF for, tn
=