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graph Of 6thesays that late case OF
wholesale poisoning has been the sub
ject of magistrate inquiry at West AUX
land. MsrJ Ann Cotton has been ac-
cused Of causing the death Of her hus-
band and three children and lodger
within comparatively short time: 1t
is said suspicion has arisen that acused
had been systematic poisoner and that
in the course of her career no less than
nineteen persons had been disposed Of;
namely, fifteen children, three husbands
and one lodger.
Dispatches annaunce that the railway
between Yokohama and Jeddo, Japan,
has been formally opened by Mikado.
NEWPORT, r. T., Oct. 1S--Officers of
revenue seized large lot Of cigars SNUG
gled from HAVANA by schooner Pi-
oneer-not Cuban Pioneer, of New Lon
don. 1t appears that a systematic
course of smuggling has been going
on for some time.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-Another Gu
ban extedition is being fitted ont on an
expensive scale under the auspices OF
so-called General Jordan, who himself
gives information of the project, but it
is stated that prominent Cuban patroits
place no confidence in him.
New YonK, Oct. 1S.-The Deputy
sheriff this morning announced his ina
bility, to find VIM. Tweed after all
nights search. A friend of Tweed's
stated at the sheriff's Office to-day that
he had gone out of the city on private
business and would appear with bail to-
day to answer to the charge against
him.
New YORK, Oct. 1S.-The National
Board of Trade this forenoon are dis
cussing the reciprocity treaty with Can
ada.
Hon. T. II. Nelson, U. S. Minister to
Mexico, left this city for Teirehaute,
Indiana, with the remains of his wife
for burial. ---rr-
BALTIMORE, Oct 18.-Rt. Rev. Mi
chael O'Connor, formerly Bishop of
Pittsburg, died this forenoon at Wood
stock College, near this city. His fu-
nerel will take place at st. 1gnatius
Church, Baltimore.
TORONTO, Oct. 18.-Epidemic among
horses hasnow extended throughout the
Dominion, seriously lnterrupting the
business of the country. The street
cars of Montreal have stopped running
and more than 800 of their horses are
sick. Farmers are unable to bring their
grain to market. The disease is very
seldom fatal, but recovery slow.
PORTLAND, Oregon, Oct. 1S.-The
Firemen's Fund Insurance Co. have es-
tablished a branch in this city with Geo.
F. Grant as manager.
Considerable activity prevails in the
wheat market. ..
The value of cargoes of the three ves-
just sailed for England is $S4, 900. The
Ship Dee is loading. The Zouave and
Siam commerce receiving cargoes of
wheat for England next week. The Nor
wood and Victoria Cross, now about due,
and the Victoria MAMA due December
first. will also take cargoes of grain for
England. Owing to the fine weather
this month, the Fairs in Oregon and
Washington have been of more than US
ual interest.
, 1872-10-24
u UEa0 s. MAIIa SFEEAMSHIp E
North Pacific.
CAPT. E. A. STARR.

n EAvEs OLYMPIA FOR VICTORIA EVERY
IL Sunday and Wednesday at 10 O'Clock p N.
touching at Steilacoom, Tacoma, Seattle, PORT
Madison, Port Gamble, Port Ludlow, andP P.
Townsend arriving at Victoria on Monday
and Thursdays at O'Clock, Pm.
Leaves Victoria for Olympia every Tuesday
and Friday, at Il O'Clock, M, touching at tho
same ports, and arriving at Olympia at o'clock,
A. N. of the following Wednesday and Stature
day.
, 1872-10-24

DR.. Livingstone started from England
on the expedition in which he is still en-
gagged in April, 1865. He left the Island
of Zanzibar for the main coast of Africa
in March, 1866, and having organized
his little party, started for the interior
on the 7th Of April following.
, 1872-10-24
Railroad Land Notice.

TENHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN AP-
Il pointed Agent to receive all applications
for Railroad lands in the Olympia Land District,
applicants for such lands referred to the fol
lnwing letter:
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.
PACIFIC DIVISION.
OFFICE Asst TREAs'R AND GENERAL AGENT,(
Kalama, W. T.. June 26, 1872. J
FRANK TARBELL, Esq, Olympia, W. T.:
Dear Sir:-To avoid the filing of conflicting
applications and errors in description OF lands
applied for in the Land Department Of this Com
pany, desire to ask you to receive all applica-
ions for lands in the Olympia Land District, and
VIII N the same are in due form forward them
}this Office.
Fees. if any, will be collected by you from tn
applicants. Yours, truly. -
j. W. SPRAGUE, General Agent
F. TARDELL, Agent. Olympia, W. I. jy4
, 1872-10-24
FARES +:

Return fares atthe same rates.
The steamer is new, staunch, and all her ap4
pontnients first class. Passengers can rely
upon arriving at their destination on schedule
time.
December l, 1871 1tf.
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Ch9aD Music

Peters 3faeieal Monthly is certain
1gthe cheapest inusieaI pubhcatiqn
IN the world, ana we have yet to
iitar a Single person. say anything
.HgainSt its varied md charming Sc
lectious OF yotal and INSTRUMENTAL
music. ''1'lIe publisher manages to
Keep clear of the vic, trashy stuff
With which tie country is Hooded,
and by giving judfei6as selections
from the best .masters, las made
Peters Musical Monthly a welcome
visitor td thousands Of musical
families who have heret0rore been
unable to cultivate their. taste on
account of the high price Of music,
The April nafnl1cr, price 30 cents,
contains ten pieces Of music. The
publisher offers atrial trip-Janna-
Frs, February, March, and .April
dunbers-for 81. Address, J. L.
PETERS, 500 Broadway, New Yort.
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- IalIo. - 81 -

q De Z sdsl,i with its wealth. 81 liter
arsT treasures, IS 5Ust what every eal-
twisted lady neeSls The Editors
story, ~I'he Isietle Ghuecb uadeg Jlfe
Iilb closes With tits nGmhef The
interest -ef-the 2essler is heia to Ire
iast3iBe. iItisu thrilling love story
drawn from q religious iife. The
Sisters, "a story wfitteu Nieh gFeat
power, continues to develop new
attractions. Tie table o. contents
is too full 10 name each article, bat
they make airieh miscellany which
to be appreciated, must be read
The Ladies' Pearl Is pubii%hesi at the
very dow luiee ct 81 at Nashville
Tenn, hg douSSS. R.aRD.
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Stszs t.le Alslalsllis l.ess.,el,
bill Las been introduced into Con-
gress by Mr.. Marshall FOR the pur-
pdsa o. tunneling the Mississippi
river as Memphis or some other adj
jacent point The proposition is
chihnerital 81 the extreme, the river
at Low water ii front Of Memphis
being aboub eighty feet. The pro
posed efnncf would have to be miles
ia length, one or two hundred feet
under 70 bed Of the river and would
bankrupt the United States to build
it. The Mississippi tunnel would
be an awful bore. Let US haze a
frst-class railroad bridge in front Of
orr beautifuleify. .e stga
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EARmERa

+ OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE
j Get the Italian Iieney Bees They are
superior to tire .}muOn bce-longer
IiYed, more gentle, better honey gather
ers, protect themselves from 1iIetli and
robbef' bee more -eileetualty. l have
500 colonies, raised fiDm Queens import
ed direct. San supply Queens, S9Tarins
or illll stocks. Also county and farm
rights for the celebrated Langstrotl
Patent Movable Comb Hive. 1t com
.biRes all the requisites that are Jof any
use in "a livey and IS the only patent
which has the right granted to.Ilse the
moyelble fraJues---slll others being in
Judgments, bat having some other
fixture covered lay patent, sell them rs
parent InoVtqBle cOnlJ hives. lH}
Price list and circulars, with fun par
ticulars, sent free. 81. Improved Bee
Culture" 80 cents. AFldress, 7. B.,
HAMBLTN. dgefeld Junction, Da4
wilson County, Tom. rlar2S-2nl
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Snow and SnaM-BaHing.

.fg SHOW sNW L. oholt- "a uihS.
aTo tire surprise Of fexeFybody
h6IeaBouts the ground was covered
on Friday merning fast @ftIi
"a very good looklpg snow. To
the delight of boys and the chagrin
of farmorssand laborors it continued
toH snow turing the greater part Of
the day, until its depth had reached
several inches, business YVES entire
ly abandoned dHriBg theday, and the
town INDUCED in a general SHOW
b=lIiug 4T6lic. 7I'here were some
times a. hun(lrcd or more snqYabals
lers onrthe streets at enc tipe, snd
VIC noticed scyeulll tiHics twenty OF
tiiirN boys after oae man They
made him git you bet!
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o cIock Tuesday por4ing

=, frightfuls railroad accident pc
Cured on the Penn Central Rail
road the other day. Three sleep
inL cars went ever blur about 90
feet high into the river killing
three persons and wOundiDg four
tceWFH BobT Shepard was rpn the
train Eat tlie tfihe, -and'said he was
Tsoa Jed nedfAY to DEATH 42ortu-
nateiy tho river was frozen over SO
thick tliat the cars did not SO
throuslf The ice,
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The American students at the
Berlin Universitya aIe masking pre-
paTaumIs 30 give Licutenant Bred
.eriek Grani, soaof President Grant,
a hearty welcome and grand rsccp-
tion uPon his arrival 10 that cits
dileing Jane. = hanqact ond bah
arc among the features proposed.
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..
We publish this morning a special
department. Of Tcnncssee news aud
shall continue TO do 50 uptil the
Nashville papers. shah be able to tc-
sumo their occupation of This par
ticular field. 1t lis truc that our cir
cuiation. in Tennessee is as large, or
lararr, than'that ottbc Nashvitle pa
'pefs. bat hitherto we have turned
dverto tltchi exclusive possessian
Of local topics, supplying our Tea
ucsscc readers With t4aiyafents Ia
other important spheres OF newspa-
per supply audi demand which the
limited capacitY Of ttc.Nasltvillc pm
pCrs could not com pass. Buttbs the
ruptHre betweop the latter aDdtbese
interchangeable purveVaFs offState af-
fairs, the local .lAress, deprives our
audieace1 in Tennessee tofl1a Kerry
Heedtul sorNiue llE WaNofENn sIlY-i!it,
we will furnish them by-tllel sax Of
Louisville. We receive all the Hem
ncssee-weelSlies, and read them, too,
finding them welt wortha the eN-
,thapge. Deuhtless t'ae Nashville
laiios viii Come IN time t. sec tho
error of whatis really aa eficota1inh.
Bpt uptil they dq the C9syier Jegr-
nal Will not consider the place vaca7
led bv them b7neath- is assiduous
attenUQn.- C9arier Jo'Eegi.
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AFSo.cIock on Sda,lay morning
last be9roltes seFa,i6l haned ta-
vid Jones, ACCOMPANIED BY unknown
c,m'edefates, ehtafed the honse Ola
-rpsperta'ole-Oltl-eitizeHaef aFaslls,ifle,
mimed HkNsY injury, and after-r
fling us Sosketsa aiassleEsd him.
4h9 old eept eRaaliF FecosRizesl the
mHhlefers in the bright 1hoohlielit
and lived long enough to identify
him after he was arrested, On Nom
day night a lio0tonposed of sever
al hundred excitedl persons went to
the jail, magbe Il -forrii5Ee entsaHce,
dragselt ae lhisdher from lbs cell
after having fest shot him twice,
carried him 10 tsie public square
ana swahs hii6 5y the neck from .
lamp post. The Shcrif male a
-b0lyl -s5te4nps ato-reseue- tlreanegHo,
,bnt was kbotked tdowH, a.sd kiifsd
Six poficenlet,. headed tY Scargent
y 6, Tigaor, formerly of this Flacc,
now male their appearances, and
with drawn pistols, galiantly dis
persed the mob, cnt the negro
down and carried MIN to tie police
station, An examination Of the
negro's wounds revealed tbs fact
th3Ehs had been mortaIiY Wounded
blythe pistol shots, AID that the
hanging was altogether unnecessary
10 have produce,l death. After it
,was discovered that the negro was
not yet dead, and the crowd heard
that hewas sitting mp to have his
wounds probed, they became excl
tel again, and threatened to charge
the police statf6h and finisli THEN
work. -By this-time che Alayor-ahd
Cas-. I3rUwd arrived, the latter OF
whom, By an eloquent and eafnest
.,apFeal in behalf OF law AMI order
s0eceelel in qutetlng the excited
mob, an'l il soon afterwards dis
-persed The negro died At Il
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BHad Tom.

Notwithstanding the condition OF
em streets and the disagrcaifleness
81 The weather on Frl'lV hight last
there was . large aRdience az antai
Aette HAD, tos illness the wonder
falperfOrmanues of this most wen
derful musical prodigy his exeen-
lion is. SO ipdeseriPaSly grand and
selections 50 exQaisitc, that no oae
.eahrcsist the iacliHationt8 hear hisn
every time he comes 9 @iH
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A New Hampshire man recently
fefusea Ia subscribe Tor a daily pa
ser "beoause il helped 10 build ap
the place, Biltl the wealthler the
town wastHe higner the taxes would
-be.'f sEte e. aAa
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esagpe sisnal aappsEliigaIueust e
Tennessee.

The joint committee appointed by
the General Assembly to report n
bin to redistriet this State, accord
ing to the new basis Of represen ta-
ton, have been encouuteriHg some
d'iicu ty in coming % an a. reeaent
The main trouble was in the f4rlna
ton OF the seventh district IS.
proposed by the conmitteethat t;le
nine Congressional Districts Shall
be composed of the following coun
ties:
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Tennessee News.

Tic supreme Court commenced
its term ~ jackson last Monday
Tie Nashville Industri2l EXposi-
tion promises to be success.
"'- East Tennessee University has
two hundred aud Forty studehts.f
CaNip Logslon has been taken to
Fentress county. and will be hung on
the 9th Of April.
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VALUABLE MUSIC BOOKS
" allied, postpaid, ON receipt Of
marked price, = f

Peters Eclectic Piano school (lc0
Eilitiou) ..,,.......- .,,.-,.,. 50 %
iForrall's Guitar School ........ ] 80
Peters Melodeon school . 80
Ne Plus Ultra Cleo t5ooloet. . =. so
song Echo. Coiitainiilg. over 100
beautiful Songs = ..-,..s- .-.....- IS
Peters ParlOF Companion, rtiHte II
and Violin. ......... .,..-.-... 2 O6
Peters Parlor Coinpanion for flute,
victim and piano 81. 90
l'eters New and Improved Violin
Method, ...-s..-.ts...s .-...s.,.....i 20
HiplmersJed's Yi0Gn Instructor. rs
Wellcf's Flute Without3 Master IS
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Shining lights. 4 GeflGctien of
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Address ]. L. PETERS, so Broad-
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GlAAH' iFl4atan has beeh AaAeh lOt
FeRtress fsunt y, and viii be hung on
the 9th Of April.
The colared ,peol l. .of MsTysvilIc,
Bk,tmt county, nave stmtc the
Publication of Il rhon thly hcwapaRer.
The mcrease III ttfe population Of
MeniBhls has been greater within
the last SIS ipQntbs than in ans for
MGR period Of itshistory. fs1
Gov. Brown offers arewdtd Of $500
FOR thc apprehensi ~ and delivery to
theiailor Of BeF ford celpts, Of any
ORC or all OF The unknown parties
roncemcti ih the nufdcr or Michael
Murphy in that county on the goth
inemnt as21 uE E-Eo sk0aloG
brownsville is building gas works,
tile rss IN Witch, ike that Mt Jack
son, ySiil he .n}ailHlaoturedfro Ia. eHtiac
oitornaptits or anyroftbcoiis used
in its manufacture. RY this ar
ranCcmeatth the cheapest material the
market atFo"ds may be employed,
The Baliver Balletin is Sstitieal.
Ito says; "i3y somt accident mn
aroidablc we eurppseZthe Nash
willie Weekly Union and Amrricaa
got mixed up with our mail matter
this week. 1t was no fault of ours.
aud We are sorry, The owner viii
please e;tiE and rcmove-the same
Ata-wc,}lng ihlYiAianisoh eoun-
ty, Feb. 10Th, the bride was married
in the shoes which her another wore
on the occasion 81 hcr marriage on
the Sth of February, tS1S--a pcriud
OF siNty=tnut wars aud- uewcek, 10
day, Tic venerable mother, now
past hhr four scare yaarz. svss present
and Witnessed ihe ScsGmenY. rs
Col. MiAirgtOil. engineer OF the
Meiaphis and kHoSEile railroad, re-
ports that tie romblels teen locGtrd
between Snuterviuc and Wolr RivCFs
easy grades lSchi0 found along the
GuntrJ TheEoad eciWcsn tblAidisy
and Wolf RIVER will hc lorated in-
me,hatclv. Gen. Neeiy, ,he President
OF the roF'd, being detTmipcd to
push the work throVgh as rapidly as
possible.
Tho ressTt of thc Special Lcgisla
tive Committee appointed 10 invQsti-
gatsstlie bo0Hdary qVes tion bAtveen
tennessee anu Nfi1yiIia ssNs:i -'.l {
~ the dcilherate- judgement of this
General Assembly that shy move pn
our parttcndiag TO dnscttl6or discs
tabitSh said boundary, OF eve8i ava
ken doubt As 10 IS pcflec6kaljdity
snd i9Nioi3blc uHallgstsiitv Is mis-
ehtey9ss7 snslswaaton, see n0troulY
wituiir tncJtlcl l0T, hutt0bcbttcriv
diacouutenaaced ANA conjcued.'
NLl934 chadsn Nashville yEll6 bad
been III for several DAYS, although
nVe nest meqigal aid 1gRs bestowed,
nothing IS to tho cause OF nature oi
her illness COLD be obtained until
0ataFdaY morning, when large rus
y-nee1lle-was found with iiF6-thinls
OF us lepgth projecting from under
the skiaFF thehih. How long this
needle had been ia the child's flesh,
anal low it came thcrc, Is not known.
Il aaer AexaiainptisA IL was evident
the needle had worked its way sew.
eral inches under the skin, ami first
came ta& sgsd the surface Nhea che
Child was taken sick.
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The Murderer Shot and afterwards
Null HWlg byla Nebl 2ALl
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re cosil lBOSed OF tie tOIlOWlng cOun
ties:
FIRST DISTRICT. s
johnson, Carter, sullivan, Wash
inatoh, IIawkihs,- Hancock, Clai
l,0lHes t14aHger, IlIIBbleII, esfeeue,
lecle' Jefferson an Hrf5sa
Sewer, Knox, Campbell, Union,
Andersons Ec6tt, GsHhbeflahd. Slarl
gan, Fentress, 0Yertan. Putnam,
White, Clay, Macon, : pith Jackson.
a3 4 TiIlRD pisrRIcFe fl
Louder BiOunt Roane. Monroe,
MeMinn,a Polk, bradley, James,
Hamilton, Marion, SeaHatchie, Rbea,
aleigF, Aan Burens Bledsoes Warren,
Grundy. d3a Ca aaf ar
FOCETu DISTRICT. FesgiI 4
i Rutherford CHnnons Coffee, Bed
lold, Marsh9il. Lincoln, Frahklin. /
5erT ElFrH DIsFIsICT. fS 3f~
- Robertson, Cheatham; Davidson.
Wilson, Sumner, Yroasdale MclSaIb.
SIXTH DISTRICT 500 Z
Williamson, Msurs Giles, Dick
sou, LawfeReei Wayne, Hickman,
Lewis. a i
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
AOntg0mary, Stewart, Humphreys,
Benton, Carroll, Henry, Henderson,
sParrys DecstaT, Haittihs .MdAsiF9-.
EIGHTH DISTINCT n o.
- Lake, Qbiou, Bicf'klg. Dyer Glib
son, I.anderdale, Haywood, Madison.
- 81 tr NINTH 7}lsTRlGBIl fotIig +
Shelby, Efyette, Hagdeman, Tip
ton'sia rs WzHe
I De the business nIen of Eayette
I4ille waut.,the. Merhphis-and Knox
Vile Railroad to pass Through chat
town? An air line win pass about
four or five miles to tie North Of
that place, aud her people must
wake npaif they dent want to be
left out in the cold. eh ~ t
rff, --ls-.4As--4 Ia ----a--l
IynehbuFg, already a foarishihe
+ village, with q progressive popula-
ton, and surrounded ~ one. Of the
j finest RgrIeuitRralnreg regions in the
State, is destined to become tho
tcodnty site of the new County 81
FA.oore, OF course the new town
and the new county will waffle
4 be on.ouri great ,railfoad dIet-thclr
wake np then to- 4lfe importance o.
fmmiresting some desire to that eff
feet. There ought to be q neYspa
per at Lynchbprg. vaa5
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At 3oaclock on Sdh,lay informing
last negro lties v.eeh,i6l 4 amed 81
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We are iadebteslsalso to Hon. JSo.
al. BEIGHE oar Distinguished Rep
rcsentative, for similar favors.
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johnson, Carter, sullivan, Wash
inGaoh, Ii.tmkias, Hancock, Clai
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The cQlared peol l. .ef Mg@ysville,
Bbnunt county, nave stated the
VuLdicatioh of u mon this ncwspaHen
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as We oacknomleslge tliis office sin
acerelF indebted to MiVJ }. GIusoN,
4Jr., Room 10. is. ffouse of Repre-
sentatives, Washington, for various
o,,T ranpgfrd fnynfs
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-03-28

mimed EEENirY MuBRY, and after ri
fina lis .noakets. aIassleEad Dim.
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vid Jones, accomplished BY unknown
c,msedefates, enFered the hQlise Ola
-ruspertal8le-0ltlreitizeHaef Ssasilsille,
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for thc apprehensi N AMI delivery to
the iailor frl3eFl ford celpts, Of any
orc. or all OF The ugknpYn PARTIES
concerned ia the murder OF Michael
Murphy in that county on the goth
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ief Of .the SUBSTITUTES aTld
this Company f5G55tS5 n
Y, SECURITY and EC0N0-
G51I6e1JBeI1t. aw ASST aali
@ Eniell bns 3 zad .s9agv
JOHN d. Bass,
President,
eit 81
T. II. FRENCH,
ise5s ~ IJee President.
:, .actua5y.
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Brownsville is building Gas works,
tile gas IN Witch, Ike that at Jack
:. =. ,
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ralne- an0t=I1v4sace by sOineak rench
delegates from that country; and
is sanguine that he will be. success
ful in turning the tide of immigra-
tiou, now gong Westward, towards
the SOufh a1t t4tl.