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e.. ! ihGINIA Posi- OFFICE DISCONTINUED
"..''titc, Wcstmoroland county.

= Mudcrous assault was made upon
n'''''nor Fairchild, Of Wisconsin, q few
'"> S'A"c, while the Governor was walking
~ Ms own garden. The assalant struck
'-"' On the forehead with brass knuckles,
n.'' Then, discovering that the Governor
Was armed, lie ran away.
Or: john Walker, Of Columbus, Ga, has
'''a from the effect of rats bite.
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SEA BATTLE NC AT Cob b $
La II GlRElA IN

~ r. A BA I'll y u A Il co Is b >
- IsLAND.-The proprietors Of CoBBS ISLAND
having had erected during the past spring NEW
BUILDING containing spacious dining room
that will seat comfortably two hundred and my
Persons, and entirely rebtted and improved all tho
former pre- misses wi be prepared to receive y!si.
tors on the 18th OF juno.
COBB'S ISLAND H. situated Oft the coast Of
orthampton county, Va, eight miles distant from
the main land, and abou. twenty miles north Of
Cape Charles.
Without pretending TO compete I'm point OF
fashion with some OF the older sea bathing resorts,
IL presents salubrlty Of atmosphere and srrf for
bathing which cannot be surpassed, Whilst tue Pc
cuiar facilities II possesses for boating, cunning,
and fishing, are not aQualled on this contihsnt.
Passe myers from Richmond will take the James
River steamers, 80 ~ to connect with the steamer
which touches al Old Point for Cherry.ions Moa-
DAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY hohslsos.
on arriving mt Chsrrystons about ~ A. -, CON
yeyances will be ready tn take them Al once across
the peninsula (about nve miles, To AoIlhsham
Landing, where 4 new wharf over three hundred
wards in length has been erected, from whence
they will be conveyed 10 the Island In sslo ana
spacious boat built this spring expressly Tor tho
purpo.s reaching there N time Tor dinner
Er.ry fort will be- made To add TO the popularity
this nacn has already attained, and the proprlotors
,nt.r IN their numef ous friends In Maryland and
Virginia i'm regard TO their efforts To please:
Parties desiring to engage rooms can address
COBB BROS, kastyilie.
yIut NDrthamutou county. Va.
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MAKING PAPER FROM WooD.-Messrs.
Marx s. Brother, of Baltimore, have taken
out caveat for new invention Of making
a pulp out of certain kinds Of wood, which
they claim to be superior in quality, and
is expected to reduce the price of paper.
They have a factory near Pikesville in
operation making experiments, having
about thirty-six horsepower, which yields
nearly four thousand pounds daily.
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THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Colfax is
of the opinion that Congress will not ad-
iourn before July 80. A number of men,
bers are, however, trying to so arrange
business as to adjourn by July 23. Much,
however, depends upon tho progress made
upon the tariff the present week.
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Heavy Robbery.

~" York, July "a lad in the employ
" Nr,>.>. Congrcvc, Stewart & Cooper,
1,5"A'ES, was robbed in the custom house
- 4tter4,on Of two Thousand one hundred
""d:s ID gold checks.
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up IN Heaven, near Gods own fight hand,

up IN Heaven, near Gods own right hand,
stand the early advocates Of American
liberty; they, too, arc looking on you. In
the name of the thousands who have fallen
with their faces southwark, / beg you to
live worthy of the sacrifices made and the
blood shed that America might be free.
Notwithstanding the battle is fought, the
victory won, still there is great work yet
to be accomplished. Be always obedient
to the law; be good citizens, as well as
soldiers. Again l thank you; and may |
prove as true to you as you have tn me
and our country's cause. Gentlemen,
good bye.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-11

RIGuT or CoLoKEp PEOPLE To TRAVEL
On THE PASSENGER CAES.-FranciS Lawn,
Il conductor on the Baltimore City paSScn-
ger railway, who was arrested several
weeks since for cecting from car Mrs.
Annie 4. Jakcs, colorcd, the wife of Henry
JakcS, the wcll-known colorcd barber and
waiter of this city, and held to bail by
Justice Blake To answer to the charge OF as
Sault in the Criminal Court, has demanded
4 Jury trial. Archibald Stirling, Jr., Esq,
appeared rs her counsel, who will contest
before the court and jury the right OF CO.
lorcd persons to all the privileges Of travel
on the city passenger railway.-Stn, loh.
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AL| YORK, July 9.-Fivc deaths from
.'a' "a we're reported in Brooklyn Oh
saturday and Sunday.
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mated cost or the property Is about three
hundred thousand dollars. 81

In the House the Tariff bill was passed
yeas, "a; nays, S.. The tax on cotton Is
fixed at three cents per pound; on all
foreign coal, one dollar and fifty cents per
ton.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN 1NDIANA.-Wc
have been informed of some of the parti-
culars of most horrible and cold-blooded
murder and suicide which occurred on
Sunday short distance from Reynolds,
in White county, twenty-thrcc miles north
of this city, on the Louisville, New Albany,
and Chicago railroad. 1t appears that Il
man named Drummer and his wife, from
some domestic trouble, had separated
both, however, remaining in the ncighbor-
hood. On Sunday, about II o'clock,
Drummer met his wife about half mile
from the town, accompanied by her little
boy, when he drew his revolver and shot
her, two balls taking effect in her body.
The iicnd then threatened to shoot the boy
if he did not clear out, and the little fell
low started for town. Drummer, thinking
lac had killed his wife, shot himself, and
died, it is supposed, instantly, falling across
the body of the woman. The woman
clothes caught fire, and were burned com
plctcly of, so that when assistance reached
them half IN hour attcrward, size was per-
trctly naked, and the flesh in many places
burned to the bone. The woman lived until
about 4 o'clock in the afternoon, suffering
intense agony.-L4fuyette jo,uWal, Sd.
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It Is reported that General Beauregard
has joined tho Italian army.
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Is b. Smith. Cashier of the National Exchange
Bank OF Richmond, Va, do solcmnly swear that
the above statement true to the best OF my know
ledge and belief. ;. Il. SMITH, Cashier.
STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICHMOND:
sworn 10 and subscribed before me this 9th
day Of July, is6d. - r,,,x
~ 9-3t Notary Public.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.
NEW BOOKS.-HAYDN'S DICTION
n AEY DE nAIES r.laliny 70 ali ges and VA

NEW BOOKS.-HAYDN'S DICTION-
~ AIRY Of DATES relating 10 all Ages and Ma
tons. BY, B. Vincent. Twelfth edition. svo.
LIFE AND TIMES OF ANDREW JoHNsOy,
Seventeenth President OF the United States.
Sis.
THE CONVERSION OF THE NORTHERN Ma
TIoNS. The Boyle Lectures for the year l.sj
Delivered at the Chapel Royal, Whitehall. By
Charles Mcrivals. u. ID. 81
THE HARMONIES uF NATURE, OR THE UNITY
OPERATION BY Dr. u. Hartwig. illustrated.
TIE STUDENTS OLD TESTAMENT HISTORY
Edited by pr. William Smith, l.. L. d. With
sWIST0y's CAMPAIGNS OF TIE ARMY OF
THE PoToMAC; New snngpply; =; ,urn,c.
BY Sir 5. Morton Peto. Bart. =.
SERMONS. Ry Rev L. NJ Goltllburn, D. ID.
Sl.15. WOODHOUSE PARHAM.
jy9 Booksellers, Governor street.
NEW AND OLD FIRMS WHO CON
~ template opening new sets Of ACCOUNT
BOOKS thi. July can be furnished from our stock
on hand, or have made To order complete sets or
single books, ruled and bound 10 any pattern de-
sired. Also, all kind, Of STATIONERY necessary
for the Office or counting room.
WOODHOUsE & PARHAM,
Booksellers and Stationers,
Governor street.
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BOOKSTORE.
IL BOOKS AND STATIONERY. WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL, No. 80 MAIN STREET, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. Always on hand
a fine selection OF BLANK and SCHOOL BOOKS,
STATIONERY and FANCY GOODS.
NEW BOOKS ami MUSIC ordered.
10 ?2-lm VI. ID. RUSSELL.
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NALF SKINS, CALF SKINS
~ FRENCH, GERMAN, and AMERICAN CALF
SKINS for sale by
Hide and Leather Dealers, Thirteenth street,
ie Ii between Main and Cary.
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ERENCH BRANDY.-Nery superior
Il FRENCH BRANDIES, such as Hennessy, Otard,
leinc, etc, OF my own importation. for sale by
.. CRAM,
i've No 2 Exchange Block, Fourteenth street
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TOOK, LOOK.-New and beautiful
i styles OF TOILET SETS, of direct importation,
nj oil prices previous to the war. Call and ex-
anime Them. J. q. SNELSOS, Agent,
corner opposite Ballard and Exchange Hotels.
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bacon, BACON, BACON; r,,vps
Is 10 hogshea ads prime BACON SHOULDERS
10 hoSsheads prime BA ASu;p - ~ II NC
1000 bounds choice sMiIHfIELp SIDES,
bor.heads DAMAGED SHOULDERS,
,.u.,a no, nv FRENCH 4 CRENSHAW,
io 9ga so ~" corner Ninth and Main streets.
The New York herald., 1866-03-04
LEGAL NOTICES.


CUPREME CoUg
~ In the matter OF the application Of tho waxo~ A,n-
men and Curnmonay OF tho city of New YORK. rciave IL
n ne Nv snd eylc9dng Of Ana street aud Fulton [
rursusnt 70 statutes IN such made and rrvis "A ,e
Mayer AIdcrmcn and Commonai'y the city OF - vrrs
nereny gss notice "a has they ,nsni e apply g ,he So.
Torn Of said Court 20 bc held AZ ~ 'c,y a'uiis a'uaiiis
IN the gy OF New YORK. on -, .rrsiav n> 2t,S
that day e soon thereafter r, csa s rs., IN
sesseut 10 tho sbvve enietr sr Il s s.Hm,'s b sna ~
and sstsnSg " Ann street. my Intended 4 the widening
In manner and Fulton street. In said ciiy
Ann street. hefwen ps xt0 says the nohery side II
both sidss cf zsn sirr aud William ssr.cl and %
sfrrrt: Alec on bofh a. between William street and Cold
street and Ryrs ss cf Fulton srs.t bssw.ss wlIAnS
hrfwec aey also the soukhery side OF rnion
nortberIy sid aydqs alley and wsler street. a.d sb9
rtr~r befwee0 and
veyor, aacerain map Made ~ Edwasd Boys CITY sur
fIcnxHp c:'3Msi AN, ceuu.sl 10 The corpor.a,ss. :
The New York herald., 1866-03-04

TO CoNTRACT0Rs-sEPERArE sEALrp rpop,-
Il ~ scen iadorsed With the title Of the work FOR wheb
my ec onered the date Of the Offering and te .rt ~
s S'aas, T ec rs2siyed a this once aps ii O'Clock a
~. nsirn Tor the construction OF sewers IN
nira snA Fourth avenpcs First avenue from
NJ hh,kny ourth street with brfnches In Eahsr afih an6
sr q streets; and IN Fir.t avenue frox sisty-
second ,isry street with lateral branch sixty
nycn.ss street between Lexington and Pcurtb
~ nnirty seventh street. from Park Madison
n, n Ihhty nlnh street, between FOURTH and Ler-
Maiden lane. ~ "''~ ''e'' w" s''ees to
and blank forms for the bsds can be otsp.
on Application az this Office.
as0sfsT a$i SElsiSs.R ssiSSsRsssh c.o. Asu.suss Board
orricn croros AasEpvor Dssarrxrxr. reb a. Iss
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SALES on .aAL EsrArr.

INoR sALR-AT -wEsFF1ELD, ON THE CENTRAL.
IL Railroad Of New Jersey, hour from New York
two story cen,sting fourteen rooms large 5srn
good order, dve minutes walk from depot, $500. ~
two dory House, containing eleven rooms barn fruit
5000 s''es Va A~Au 'eA A' ""'- ''SAA aspo''
ng fruit high slate Of cultivation one mile from Do,
FARM Of 70 acres extensive buildings and erest
and of choicest kinds Of fruit under state
cultivation, $4,000 - -
Also 50 large Building Lots in same place ON hsh and
beautiful groands Ave pnutes walk fium aAs upon which
All w aSoys nov ~ Jlne
street -ss "'' :" SAH ~'~
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U,oR sALE-A DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT co...
tagc Is rooms cellars, carriage house with room for
variety Of shade trees all kinds q the best -
flower garden lawns within thrce minv esq walk OF
West Mount Vernon depot westchester ,sounty Price
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To SEWER AND DRAIN PIPE MANUFACTURER i
nit1 proposals ndofsea
VII h. v ,ns ms,ne ~ ~ q tse bidder and The lis
oay Mafch l55S for the supply for the n a. az ~. -
o. about cVD incal fee Of vifrihed stone vs~s
diameter. - - - - -" 10 moncs INFERIOR
psas q ,s. and and forms fod se obtained on .
+ sSsfsS Y sSiS5Sa 5Sasssr c,o..s A,r.s... Board
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! EoR sALE-A sx STORY HreH BASEMENT BRICK
House, about 20 rooms, with rnofxern improvements
Waveriey place sixh Avenua price $4,000 Inquire
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This II the artery,
And earther on the crystal hezse must be,
:&&- Thought said to nae.
.tm All ether Sorsook XII
70 follow every twist and eurioas crook
Ofthis Wild brook.
Among deep naosses eet,
found the grInmering fount that did beges
Tho rivulet.
70 other eye had known ).
Hs secret nor ear heard, for 1t nade nsan
,~ 4 Always atone sr.s: $
Iquafed its waiers clear;
Tbs nmped music babbFed to mine car
With votce sincere. 4: 5
Then such { silence feu
UpoHme. msntling me- as where speH
Is wont to dwell. N
Yet fed from the place
Alta rude rustling: and fear gave nae chase
In my disgrace III
D Twas slinn water snake
6lipt like an arrow: through tho shlversng brake,
And left no wake. &,l 5aa
Butctift the placid spring .:.
And waved it's flaming sword, tts forked sting.
Ina charrned ring. ..- 5-
SO WAS the fountain spoiled
Within its lucid walls devil coied-
NY trust was feled-
!; Contenting ourselves with these examples, TO-
the benefit OF our public, we bid our Pacific poe
God speed, with single word Of cheer and en-
couragement- We will not spoil his literary land
soape by any obtrusion upon it Of that serpent
criticism, which small wits so delight to enjoy
and which is so apt TO make innocent young Poet
.tremble. tt4...4t r.s:ci ....;::5z
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. u u y. - p. - --1
Z CALIFORNIA A:POETRY.

|. Very universal IS the gifs Of Postry-sueh as il
is--to the people o. the United States. All New
England rhymes and all: other sections Of the
empire are rapidly seeking to tollowhaE pernicious
exsmple. It is estimatad that there are no less
than thirteen thousand female poets alone, in
New. England, who spin yarns ,sad poems on;
the same fingers. and continue to do 90. vitis ke
mos. patient and persevering industry, in: spite
OF men, raagazines and columns. until they marry
~ IN which event. they are apt to sddsess thena-
selves 70 other sorts Of rnana afaotufes., !. n
We, IN the South, are not withous eur share,
both OF male and female nauser ngezs, and fair.
criticism w1n justify s:us u being quite g proud
and noastfa o. them as tbs xankeeS ere ef shefr
men ana muses.E:i :;,tef% 4f1.y 4, :...5&.!y zi.
Z sbut We we're NOT prepafed 70: believe that me
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Z soUh CHRfsTlxAsJ: II HYHa;. i; II ).

n ~. y. !: our cHnlsrlzAs HYaaa sa, .s. (: -
~ .soKH nnozson 1su1n,az. D.. OF CHARLESTON, q 4
Good wt1 and peace peace sad good vfui tFt
4. y The burdsp 81 the Advent song, -...:
4 YhAfnaeHhat tove:e e1arzn1a wsfse iFsT staE
1ss e aehdszhs sssshs ss ssspss1. kssss &: ;,i1
rhsaesp ssies echde& Il &ss &c s 2essis hD'ns a'e'a
q, 'Peace and good vfnl good Nm .na peaoei. I
4nS a,s xtss ssst ese h;asa ,.; e .t
OoaS TO that mothar as the vino T7510 n ..rS#
& That hallowed Csna's bridal feast -:--i.1s .r
But What to these are myFF or gold, t.tl
80. And what AFatM - coetHest gem! MA.
VI whose eyes the Child divine behaid, -
,a:. .xhe blessed Babe;of Bethlehem .ts
.eeace and good wtnl good ,vi1 and peace ~ J, n
4 They ang, the bright cnes oveTnead:
and scarce the juhdlanf anthems cease
Ere Judah walls her Arst-borntdead ,5.:
And Rauna's wild despaSr7ne CIV
sa; Fhls with great dread ths aHtidderins coast.
~ knd Rachel hath but one reply. - 's"-T
Fs: 'sRrins back. bring hack my loySd and loet.
g. down ;sxo; thousand years Of doom ;ysr,y.;
,G.; That cry ia borne on wailing W1naa ttS y.
But neves star brea1,s through tho gloom. ,.s
No erad1ed peace tho watcher fnds ~s
sfi And Fill tho HercdtAn steal fs dives. S@5f
Ard s alsss shs nss aeal an ass - Sss Ss.,s;ssa moa
~. HAN answers back With grdan for groaz ....5.
with that dread psst Il: se aond. and a. sssps Il
s.g,InEeyeF walking By our sSde. $50 4 tar >, a23
fearful shade, an awful shapes
Can any promise Of fhe ring IaF (. \! tf.sT7s
Make green tho faded autumn leafp
Or who shau say that tizno I'm brftS1 .aHsitH 49,:
NJ, EAT 3Futt TO him wh1suR.sb bus gzacff i TaSs
f ;WId bellsi that shake ths midmghtatr NJ III :
Y with those dear tones fks4 ca1s8ouo Iowa 5 !.s
XCnwakc 20 sounds OF laughter here. 80 @ ~ =
y Nor nsrth In al our ailent groves @
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closes. The slight quaiatress Of expression which
crops out In every verse, seasons it very happily,
with certain delicate saltness, giving il mental
SAVIOUR that is independents Of the idea which is it,
1>ound work: 3Sl*isi tr'thi
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And the following e equally Happy in its f.ncis,
and its phrases. ~ fault may be Indicated in the
oocursence e the Same zhynes tv1iee, $ lie 'tuo
Ar4t vetsea. 1'iA 1j 80 Il ,i'ii. n 5i4tl
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angelic, when you sacrificed yourself on the
altar that was not the altar Of duty, and
bound yourself With cords to the horns .off totff
the Shrine Of Man.mon despicable in the
sight Of God, and Of yourself, IN all, saving
then. A sf.s:. . i''s' s9ts ;.ss:3!t5..'
Il was On Christmas las Eve, that The TEN
pies were about to Join the large party Of
guests assembled to keep Christmas at The
ss01d Court. Z The, two brothers who have
been mentioned above, Reginald and Stephen.
Hautain, were the 1ephews of the Old lord,
and the elder Of the two was heir to; the
baropy aud the estates! Of Hautain. He
was rough and uncouth, d man Of about
thirty -fYe years Of age; selfish, and egotistic
beyond the usual limits Of sel6shness and
egotism common to elder sons and the heirs
to ancient titles and estates eesta He had fallen
(for HIM desperstely in love with Angel
Temple Oh The OCCASION Of his meeting her,
for tie f6ffsE time since She had sprung up
into womanhood, at the. sEOld. Court, On The
Christmas preceding the one of which II
write; and tl1 acquaintance had been: re-.
neWed when he came down for partridge
shootiinsg to CHI; same p.acs. Ill September.
Stapheh,o or 'Stkeniic, =" :.as he was called by
bis aunt, Lady sHautain, Of whom he was
prime fatoIiitte; was . vary different char!
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TIE SECRET WILL.
fknow veil 60 deep and cool ~
And hid the crystal-hearted pool
Hath never thrilled q swallows throat
.is. OrsWeetenad . ark's note. y
no fainhng stag. though parishing, N "
Hath ventured to disturb this spring:
\ No leopard with its nery breast
5i4; This fountain dares molost +
No cunning. silver -case1 trout
Phe sheltered source can o'er search oat-
No tongue but mine fnuy ever tell h'55;
Tho secret Of this we'll
I build about it's guarded rim
With added stones; know the dim .
Still twilight Of its mossy CELL.
q. Where the sweet waters DWELL
For spirits go between us two
With 2Asks: they bri1A with softest d5w.
I drink aud am refreshed and seem T
AZ living ina dream.
This well, that Ia alone for me,
In all fount OF memory
n And every year that I have known 4"&
n: Is as an added stone-
Ny willing thoughts, as spirits, haste
TO draw the dra0ght love to taste.
There ia an ever full supply 4, ..: ..: .
Yet who may drink but II
, 1866-07-15

Tot rsnretles hn's:or<, tsps. S!eholtoa, OF he
GsAnd srips Lac, :e:llast ueerInE II sa'e!oek.
1ae PsnEe1ltk-f foaaH.ae pF sae WesssrR Frs..ro,-
tsft, EcEllau! fsp, cxtitie departed ,ait ~7~>-
ing to: Hatalo keArt!y 1sGtrtd With 2a.rascs5
zrt iESl<hs.
Abe ps'.l.:t.s orton.+on OF ,bc IAks supe..4t
People lint t,p'. Mckay. si.a left lus: r.cr.ns
80, Msfshsu,k%.
" rtr7r.rs LAY Ffiak.in. Capt Mann, hss
's'' riost 6: i5e lily II ste darlington SKIP dis.
y. '@~~ laslfs. sua lGAves tat4 n.asnsns t,,s st.
Jt.,s1h e.: 80
's!tr p:oIrE.r Enp'se ssa.e, cspt. Pne.,t, d ihc
Nrs.~Ia 'ffxs.prtatleu tu.npnf.s 1Ane, an.vcti In
tht' :o't ,"s'.Fday uesnans iron Hcaa!o. with
r.. t.',ct*t md S>4ss-orers ::
.:s1 ri. -'tez Mary Stewns4, Cap:. uo1:e, mate
,h:r tH,ft s.aasv ''on Grand IIA1rn. 2ish l1n,ex
nna nuH:7gr u ps>..- -~ss- SIS II. ll-: ey-a.-.
: Tsc Rstal.t- o:s J, t.n.,> 50 rts:h.t,: ~ \, E.
Gecdneh'. H. '.+ .! ~ ;,+:.,. 80 ....;-,tas
fsuia Attrsske+, tea7ily iata2cd - t.e.t- '+-:
and gctt:ls 1.aaleez of i4'.en1-r.. -. .:as.a1
s.eh,as.
The schesGec Clayton 1stIle, which WAS 1; tra.c,:
By Gatbsso1 n tho stsalia the fusr pi:: a; IL,
ntsk. sa> :sEalsrt u The Neeh.ries I,y Dt.:. 1T
TIC srfee of tust3 hnurs af.tr 4nlYa. hax1st ~,
eec.n, auwfpr1' aatt sn sntsa u.w srern .rpitcrd,
Too Easth rssitc fAnuot te a~.r.et to Ms Hats4
the Nzssss Mertarte, fos the ex=..iors :nsnre: I.
"eieh ahM scSkst aas sspslsltl-
Ii. cieEesand Le'dfs tay<: Tns f,s..bott tc--e
u TO ef eE'n near th~ mouth cf lhe &Eyssars. IN
ns's t'se ri III saa about se7cny Eee. inl.o-.
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