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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-29

Inc Tribune special correspondent
a. rrankfortl on Thursday, writes that
private intelligence oornfrms tbe
statement in the semi. official iourna
that bismarck will insist on The reef
tuition By France of all territory foroi-
bly, abstraoted from Germany. bnt
neither Alsace nor Lorraine viii ba
annexed to Prussia. The larger Dart
wall GO to Baden and the rest TO Ba-
varia
Russia is already protesting. and
England also. Palikao's statement
that he bad bought 10000 rifles ia
England is but a small part of the
truth. Several hundred thousand
Chassepots are manufacturing here for
the French Government. There IA
much anxiety lest Germany should
resist this, siuce the British Govern
ment has the power Of prohibiting
such expectations.
The Daily NeiCs insists thatit shall
exercise the power, and den0unoes
the men who imperil the country for
private greed. lie compares this To
the Alabama case, aud says that no
one will believe we are doing che ut-
most to preserve our neutral@y, if
we allow this trade. There is no
known foundation for the battles re-
ported In the French papers. nor
have we any thing from moMahon
later than Thursday evening.
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PRUSSIA

BERLIN, August 27.-6 pM.-The
Prussian general headquarters are
temporarily at st Dizier
Great quantities of stores for the
Prusslan army are aceumuIaling at
Nancy.
At eight AN, MetE was completely
invested. Marshal BaEaiae who Id ia
command there, makes no effort Ia
force passage.
DeserteFs report the extreme de-
moralization Of the garrison. The
Prussians are strongly entrehcned bee
fore the place.
OF the three new armies just 0rgpn.
ized, one will march on Paris with
the prince Royal. and the others re-
main TO protect the rear.
A note has been addressed from
Berlin TO all ENJOYS Of Prussia, In
regard to the flag of truce sentintO the
French lines, asking cessation Of hos
tilities to bury the dead. which truce
was refused and the flag insulted on
theer different occasions. Prussia,
therefore, declares its resolution %
offer no diplomatic negotiations 20 the
French people until the Empire is
declared &C an end.
[Herald's Cable Special
BERLIN, August 28-Tho disposi
ton of the different German armies
is an follows. There are eighteen
corps d d'drDlee containing 10000 men
each. The First Corps. under Stein
metz, has the First, Seventh and
Eighth Corps at Metz; che second
army, under Prince Frederick Charles
the Second, Third, Ninth and Tenth
Corps. at Metz; the third, under the
Prussicn Grown Prince, the Fifth,
Sixth and Eleventh Corps and two
BaVarian corps, marching on Paris;
the Fourth Army, under the
Crown Prince of Saxony the Fourth
and Twelfth Corps. and Saxon and
Prussian Guards. The Fifth Army.
under General Werder, has the Wurt-
emburg and Baden Divisions, and ia
engaged in the scige Of strasbourg.
The Sixth Army, under the Grand
Duke Of Mecklen buFR-S -SchWerin. is on
the Rhine, and the Seventh Army,
under Generals Won Constein and
Loewenfeld, ia at Berlin. Three Of
these armies arc on the reserve.
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Washlngt0n TtemR,

WASHINGTON. August 27-Troaa.
ury balance TO day: Coin, 81 OBS, ,S45 81
including $7,612.4 .480 iu gold cor
tificates; currency, &342. .4g7 04; in-
ternal revenue receipts to day, S490,-
S89; total for fiscal year TO date &37,
O24 $50.
The Secretary Of The Interior has
decided that lands embraced Ia tho
second article of the Usage treaty Of
1865, are required 10 be sold for the
benefit of the Indians. The United
States has acquired no beneficial in
terest ia them, aud in no sense can
they be considered public lands. He
says, however, that for such of the six
teenth and thirty-sixth sections Of
them as may be sold or otherwise dis
posed of, Kansas will be entitled 20
select the equivalents, which must be
taken as near as may be, 70 the coded
lands.
The Postmaster General aud First
Assistant Smith, leaves here this
evening, with the excuraionists TO
Denver.
Assistant Secretary of tho Treasury
Richardson will tomorrow announce
the final programme for September.
The Navy Department haf just
published q list of Rear. Admirals,
Commodores, Captains and Command
era. showing the date they will retire.
and the promotions consequent. Ao-
cording to the list, j II MaTohand
will act as Commodore Rear Admi-
raj Rowan will be relieved 90 the 23th
OF December, thus promoting C0mm0-
dore jenkins TO be Rear Admiral and
~ H u "a mnwm #n ku NNnHae
modore; R ear "A dmiral 0lisson 20 be
retired the 18th Of January next, pro-
noting Commodore w. A. Taylor
to be Rear Admiral, and Captain
Il. NJ. Collins to be Commodore,
Rear Admiral Melancthon Smith will
retire May 4th, 1871, promoting Com
modore b. A. Sands, and Captain s.
ID. TreRchaFd, to be Commodore,
Rear. Admiral Goldsborough ret:rea
July Let, 1871; Rear Admiral Gordon
retires June 18th, 1871, promoting
Commodore Steedman Rear Admiral
Lanmon retiTes July 18Th, 1872, pro.
noting Commodore Pcnnook; Rear
Admiral j A. Winslow retiree No
vember 10th, 1872, prom Oting Com
modore j. s. Worden.
Within the next twelve years. nine-
teen Rear AdmiFals will be retired,
some Of whom, according 20 the pres
ent list, are yet TO be promoted to that
rank.
The French Minister has protested
against the engagement by the North
German Legation, and others, of
surgeons in this country TO serve in
the Prussian army. This is denied
by Germans as 10 Baron Gsr0lt, but
may be true as TO one or two O0nsuls.
Both the French and German Lega-
tions avoid any infraction OF the nou-
trality laws.
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REPUBLICAN, RALLY! |!

HON. .. p. MORTON
Will address his fellow citizens at
Evansville. on
THURSDAY, SEPT. 1sr.,
at the Crescent City Springs, at 1
o'clock, Pm.
HALF-FARE RATES
VIII be charged from all points be-
low Vincennes, on the e. 4 G. Rail-
road. Let there be a
Grand Rally
OF the people to honor our distin
guished Senator and statesman.
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MEzIEREs, August 27-via Brus-
sels.-The railway which was de-
stroyed between Carignan and Mont
medy has been repaired.
The Prussians are retreating before
Franc Tieurers and the peasants.
from Stenay to Dun.
PARIS, August q. via Brussels
The sieges of Strasbourg, Toul, Thi
onville and Metz ma lie no progress in
the capitulation Of Bazaine, for want
Of supplies expected.
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MONDAY. AUaUsT %, $50.
Jolnt CongressIonal Canvas,

Messrs. H. @. Gooding, Republican NOM
inee for Congress, and VIM. E. Niblack,
the Democratic nominee, have agreed to
canvass jointly at the following places and
times:
Spencer Coanty, August 9th and 20th.
Arrangements as last mentioned.
Bo0nville, Warrick County, August 3ist,
at ! Pm.
{ Republican papers Of the First District,
Will please copy.l
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APPLES are scarce, not over a half
crop. The fruit is falling badly and
but a snall portion will mature.
There seems TO be but little attention
paid by the farmers to the raising of
improved varieties; hence most of IL
is inferior.
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Or peaches, there are none, or next
to none. Hundreds of trees are en-
tirely barre of fruit. AS in the case
Of apples, little attention is given to
the improved varieties.
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ITEMS From THE INTERIOR.

A friend who has travelled, during
the past two weeks. in Posey, Gibson,
Knox, Daviess, Martin, Dubois,
Orange, and Lawrence Counties, has
furnished us the following T. string "
OF items on various subjects:
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THE tobacco is healthy and luxu-
RANT, and will result in a large crop.
Cutting has commenced in a few
places. In Dubois County, especially,
this crop is q very important one.
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WAR IN EUROPE

ALL PARIS IN ARMS
Great Preparations to Drive the
Prussians Beck,
THE KING AND GROWN PRINCE
MARCHING ON PARIS.
THE PRUSSIANS ATTACK TERDUE.
Are Driven Back With Great Loss.
Herdt, the Prussian Spy, Executed.
UREKEIANT COMBAT EXPECTED
IN A DAY OR TWO.
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TIE corn crop, except in occasional
patches Of limited extent, is magnif-
cent. The color is deep green. and
appearance healthy. The ears are
we'll filled and are rapidly ripening,
Indicating an early harvest. The
yield can not fail to be bounteous-
in fact it will be the heaviest ever
gathered ia this section.
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A NUMBER Of fruit distillelies are
preparing to operate in making apple
brandy. No peach brandy will be
made, for lack of the raw material.
Most of the apples can be used for
nothing else, except that the sounder
ones will be dried, and considerab Bile
cider for home use will be made.
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JOhnson's Real Estate and Patent
Agency.
awmUGHwERg and DWELLING HOUSES
#e8 Building Lots and Farms, and timber
ed lands. cheap, and on easy terms. PAT=
srTrTsa "a All Kinds procured.
ALVAH JOHNSON,
Real Estate and Patent "A GENT ONCE on
Third street Evansville Ind. 1anl2 ~
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Our informant was at four of our
HOosier watering places while absent,
having "prospected" them in his
route. At Indian Springs and Trinity
Springs, Martin County, there are but
few visitors. The excellent medical
waters end fne natural scenery con-
stitutes the principal attractions at
these places. At French Lick and
West Baden, there have been crowds
of guests, lat the latter is now like q
banquet hall deserted" French
Lick has, at present, an average Of
about forty guests, mostly invalids
seeking their lost health.
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POLITICS are warming up Ia the va
rious counties. Discussions between
the rival candidates for Congress are
being held, and county candidates are
as thick as feas, and as busy as bees
Hon. George ". Carr, Republican
and NJ 9. Kerr, Democrat, opposition
Congressional aspirants in the Second
District, arc now canvassing Orange
County. The Democracy have strong
hopes Of carrying Dubois County
THE two Couriers. of Evansville and
Jasper, will please take notice that
this is ''goak."l
RAILROAD matters are much talked
over. In Dubois and Orange Counties
there isquite fstrore in that direction
The DeBruler road, frem Rock pori
to Loogootee, is undergoing survey
Another enterprise called the Rock
port and Northern Central Railway il
projected, of whom but little is knowr
By the people In the counties to bt
fraversed. They have party of SO
called engineers at work near Jasper
reconnoite.ing along the line. Agents
are securing the country taking min
eral leases Of lands supposed to con
tain coal, iron ore, stone, and other
subterranean productions. They ar,
attempting to irjure the first named
enterprise. Apparently there is biz
speculation at the bottom Of these
mineral leases"
Engineers are prospecting in Or
ange County ia the interest of the Ev.
.tsville l. Sandusky R1ilroad. There
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LOCAL MATTERS.

A. rrr,oy TO TAKE PLACE on THE SSTT
N TOWNS or LESS THAN 6,oN IN
h.nn,nm..xrs'--The following bill, approved
~, thc OH instant, is published for the 10
fnrn.stion Of the residents OF towns Oh ies'
than 1000 inhabitants
no Il enacted by the General Assenno'y'
That in all towns within TINS Ioni l.,
wealth of less than 5000 lnhapi'.sh.HS, -
which there has been no election OF olh... ;
to which such town is cnt'ticd, e,shct ~. NJ
der its charter, or any genera law W ~,
Cc,nmonwealth. an election Tor sucii oir
eats may be held on Thursday the 2sth Oh!
OF July, 1870. :. :. ,orob,
made The duty Of the Judge OF the count!
court in which such town Is iocateu, a.
soon after the passage Of this act rs pr'pcti'
cable In anpoir1t for such town or corpora
fion register, who shall proceed as sooh
as possible 10 register all the quaftnca W.
ters of such town, according TO the pT ,oHd
sions Of an act approved Apill l-'n, , iI.";
and the act amendatory thercto chel.ieu
..an oct 10 provide for n general reglstfa,
tin, NJ voters: and the said judge shall
aJ.o select and appoint three competent
male citizens for each yoting-place within
such town or corporation, who shall be tho
Judges Of election, and whose duties shall
be the same IS those defined by an act ap-
proved May 18th, 1920, and the acts amend
atory thereto, entitled AN act to provide
for general election"
3. The officers so elected shall within thlr'
ty days after their election qualify as pro
Vided for by the terms Of the charter, OF be-
fore the judge Of the county in which sucf
town is located, or some other officer autho
rized to administer oaths, and shall, SO sooi
as they qualify, enter upon the discharge q
their duties, and continue in office unit
the next general election to be held for such
time, either under their charters or any
general law of the State, and until theil
succes. ors 80 elected shall have qualified.
4. This act shall be in force from its pas
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THE GREAT DROUGHT IN EuRoPE-EFFECT
ON THE AMERICAN MARKET.-A correspond
ent writing from Paris on the 18th ultimo
in relation to the recent extensive drought
throughout France and in other parts of
Europe says: ".
"The prospect is in truth most discOu-
raging. In many parts of France the farm
ers are killing their cattle from absolute
want of food for them. Hay is at such an
eXorbitant price that none but agricuittl-
rists of large means can afford to purchase
it. In the Corps Legislatif Yesterday urgent
appeals were made to the Government by
NJ. Corneille and other Deputies to see that
the orders issued to allow cattle to browse in
the forests Of the State and the Crown were
promptly executed. tt was affirmed that,
owing to the persistent drought and the
intense heat which accompanied it, the
animals were literally perishing Of hunger
close to forests in which the grass was al
lowed to 90 To waste without protiting any
one. NJ. Segris, the Minister of Finance,
stated that after the first Interpolation was
addressed to the Government on this sub
iect orders had been transmitted by tele-
graph authorizing over the whole extent of
the forests OF the State the gratuitous re-
lnoyal of the grass for the use of the large
cattle, and also that they should be admit
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from those who walk the humbfcst paths OF
life to those who make and execute the t"ns
Of the Commonwealth But the chles eies
mnnts Of Shockoe HIPS vigor ana prohlse,
are found in the activity, intelligence, anG
influence of the Young men OF Klchinona ,
who have 80 wisely and virtuously espouse9i
temperance in their opening MANHOOD, anu
who are exerting powerful sway LOT Yooo
among their friends, companions, a, nao M
qnainfances. They have Blireauy a o. ~
plishcd much, ALI honor 10 tnem i toi ~ ,
cont and example they will yet redeem our a.
civ from the reign OF dissipation and proli-
gacy. motion of its
members Shockoc Hill Division has rcsoi, SOW
TO establish library, and there ~ ,to M h.;
Ion that Il will be done. What the DlVl-
.ion has done in the recent past mas gwen
i q inst confidence in its capaclly: II eFi-
ientiy has a glorious mission before Ia
Future full Of brilliant conquests anu en-
nioits. We arc proud OF the DIVISION now
for VIII at it is and what 1t mas done, ana til's
nrdc while it Restraints us from everything
unworthy. must incite us to do all that we
.an r. promote the cause SO nobly repre-
sented by Shockoe Hill.
In concluding this brief and hasty sum
mary of facts we cordially congratulate the
Division upon the high position in the Order
to which it's own wcll-directcd efforts nave
elevated it. Remember that individual en-
crcv and persistency, supported by the CO.
Operative power and influence OF all actil,,s
tremendously toward the same accoihl!i'r;ll n
mcnts, have made our society what IL is,
and the same means will assure us Il 'u.utH
of still greater prosperity and success, uhs vi
NIL men practically experience the tfnsii ~
long ago declared of Temperance 81 ~ ha ND
right hand is length OF days ID hel iei' n''i'''
riches and honor
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A PLEASANT HOLIDAY ON THE JAMES
The steamer Petersburg will leave her
wharf, at Rockets, Monday at 7 O'Clock on
an excursion of pleasure to City Point
There will be fine music, dancing, and re-
freshments, on board. The picturesque
scenery along the banks, and sight OF
Drewry's Bluff, Chatiin's Farm, Bermuda
Hundreds, &c, together with other spots
made famous by the late war, will alone be
worth the price of the ticket. Tickets can
be had ut any of the bookstores or restau
rants, and on the boat.
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nv la-2m

SWEET SPRINGS,
= MONROE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
This delightful WATERING RESORT, favora-
bIv known as the "OLD SWEET and famous
S Sy the wonderful medicinal properties Of its wa
ters and fashionable patrons, will open for the
season on JUNE 18th. ,.,,
Tine location, 2 900 feet above the sea level with
cool mountain air and most magnificent scenery,
together with two extensive baths, suppiisd
with mineral water from springs that rise III tSe
baths at L temperature Of is Degrees renders tiie
'sOld Sweet" the most attractive resort ID the
United states. Hotels cottages, and ballroom
Illuminated by gas.
4 suitable livery In connection with tue opripSs.
Telegraph communication to every part OF the
JOHN T. WILSON,
4, 90 PIN Manager.
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rTHE HOT SPRINGS,

BATH COUNTY, VA.
Professor J. L. CABELL, III d., OF the University
of Virginia. resident physician: 49,, =,
This renowned PLACE VIII DC
open for the reception OF visitors JUNE list,
These Springs offer unsurpassed attractions 10
both the Invalid and the pleasure.secker. No ex
nense or effort will be sparedby the proprlet0fs 20
make IL as comfortable and pleasant as possible 70
all visitors. .u,,y,,.., uATFps
at these Springs vary in temperature from 80 de'
erees Fahrenheit to Ito degrees thnrenhelt,
through the intermediate degrees, and thus pre-
sent every variety OF bath for chronic diseases,
They are moreover found to prepare the system
for the beneficial action Of cold mineral waters,
whether saline, SulphurOus, alum mons, or cnay,
beate In cases for which such waters as are iounu
I'm neighboring valleys are mainly indicated.
DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETS, containing 3
detailed account of these Springs and reports OF
numerous cases cured relieved, Will De fnrnisnel
on application to the Manager, at the springs, Or
to 5. C. TARDY & Co., Richmond, Va.
A TELEGRAPH OFFICE has been established
at tne Springs thus afording visitors an opportt
of the world. j. A. MCCLUNG, Manager.
s. G. TARDG,
THOS. r. PRICE & CO.,
mv,a ON owners. Rtchmon '. va.
4
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NACHEMERY, &C.
Mt CuIN SHOP.
SLOAT & ADDINGTON,
MACHINISTS,
WORKS AND OFFICE: 1922 AND 1924 CARY
STREET, BETWEEN FOURTEEETHAN AND
FIFTEENTH STREETS.
NACHEN cry, &c.

WORKS AND OFFICE: 1922 AND 1924 CARY
STREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTHAND
FIFTEENTH STREETS.
CHMoND, VIR GINA.
ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK MADE RE-
PAIRING STEAM-TNGINES and BOILERS In
city and country: TOBACCO WORK Of al
kinds made and repaired; TOBACCO FLAT
TENING-MILLS made and repaired In join
HANCUCk'S SUPERIOR MANNER; PLAT
FORM and all other kinds Of SCALES 80! hEPAlRr
ED and ADJ USTED. AGENTS Tor the sale OF
Vernon, sELDEN,s PATENT sTEAM-EN-
CINE PACKING, Utica Company's STEAM
GAUGES. These gauges are warranted by lis for
one year, and we sell them at low prices. We keep
all kinds of BRASS WORK OF SUPERIOR
MAKE for AM-ENG1hES, such rs gauge,
cocks oil and tallow-cups, Otl.-CUPS FOR
SHAFTING, SELF-FEEDERS, STEAM-W HIS
TIES WATER-GAUGES. GLOBE-FALYES,
BOILER-FLUE CLEANERS, and general as
eurtmcnt of such articles are used by all runa
ming team-engi ines aud saw-mills.
SLOAT K ADDINGTON,
ie Is 1922 and 1924 Cary street.
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my GOODS.


M NRY GOODS.
EXCURSION! EXCURSION I!
r. sTRA:UsE,s DRY GOODS HOUSE.
NO. 1s11 MAIN STREET, ~-4~e"--'"-1
~ FREE OF CHARGE. ~
skTJ Ms ali shades for trimming dresses
BLA OK and CoLoRED SILKS at soc. less per
81 81 RIBBONS OF every color at low prices;
IF :IsH LINENS at CT, 80, aud 7sc., and sl-very
J,ARAsOLS to be closed oft at cost price, from
$50. upward; - ....s ID.
PONGEE PARAsOLS at 81;
The best KIDS In the city at s73c., worth @1.50;
WHITE PIQUE at zoe. and upward
SWISS MUSLIN ut 15c. and upward;
WHITE CAMBBIC ut 15c. and upward;
LACE COLLARS from zoe. upward;
LADIES' and CHILDREE'S HOSE very low;
and many other articles too numerous to mention.
Call at once and secure some Of the BARGAINS
that being sold at 14li Main street, two doors
from Fourteenth street.
ty1 z. STRAUSE, Agent.
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DRY GOODS.

nUCKWALL 6 ROUss, 1913 MAIN
~ STREET. July 10, 1870. DRY 600 D s
GOING DOWN. New York merchants selling
DRESS GOODS 1co per cent. lower than their
April and May prices. We get these goods three
times O week. We are not running of our stock,
but we are selling ELEGANT FRENCH LAWNS
at IOc. per yard, worth acc. at wholesale In New
York In April and May. Other goods tnew ! ur.
chasesl equally cheap. This beats ante-bellun
prices. re'-1-sa .pa,s-asrs ~ IA
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Ask to see the FULL-rLATE WATCH bear
ing the trademark American Watch Com
pany," Crescent street, Waltham, Massachu-
setts.n It Is by far the best full-plnte watch
made In the United States, and surrasses any
thing heretofore mnde In this country for railway
engineers, conductors, &c.
an 3o-d cod-w cow I'm
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Souibs from the Louisville ooui

sauibs from the Louisville coullel,
The Philadelphia Press says q Grant ana 10
R;smarck are two of the greatest men OF
our orr time" This is true. With the sing ls
exception of John Smith they are perhaps
The greatest. ,. ,.so.onoe hetveen the
,,r;nands Of Greece and the doctors of this
conntrv: for while the brigands live by
pundcr the doctors live BY plla1gee: Custer is
;r An Of fI the West and threatens to resign,
1'1Ie u the Indians are upon the war-Path
the West is certainly very tiresame ne p paee
Harper's Weekly has PORTRAY Oh o. hh ha.
man which excites the %oh the OF orignai has
holder-the wonder that the or'sii'' n'''
never been hanged. c.,, cront
..is as often wrong as right" But the Wor 81
of it is, he is not half as often rlgnt as
wrong.'
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tad within tf,e limits q the farss' was s not
s ltes'y G to b attended with Injury '0aAe
trees. ,v+;c,,lars In order TO
Influence which i. is likely to esssi for the he
the P rorne of years. If the grain crops N
Of az good quality some Of the N Ssn ro o.
papers represent, the expectation 1aEm Of
trade sad ~ will be so considerably in your favor
that you viii soon Be enabled to O., return Frane CO
specie payments. 1t is not fr,o IN create .
merely that the drought is likely 20 sources s,
T !rhse n e received from spain to Vn snl
connection is very bad: In the pro ' crops
Of Leon, Palencia, and Valadolld, tn ar ain,
are entirely lost owing to the want a. in
l proyn re usually most favored in this r.
spect."