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Brunswick" gives the readers of
the Boston Gazette this private view
of 1.-The Lily" ] had a fine opportu-
nifty to gaze at Mrs. Langtry off the
stage last Sunday as she breakfasted
at Delmonico's, There were three
others in her party-the inevitable
Labouchee, the quite as inevitable
Oscar Wilde. and the getting to be
inevitable young Gehhart. l should
never have noticed Mrs. Langtry if
hadn't known who she was. / should
have noticed Oscar, though. His long
hair is trademark that cannot be
ignored. l pitied Mrs. Langtry
her companions. She did not seem
like woman who was enjoy
ing herself, and she certainly did
not eat as though she enjoyed
her breakfast. She picked at her food
and toyed with her wine-glass as
though the pleasures of the table were
not the sort she cared for. Unjust say
that / like to see person eat good
food with a relish. Perhaps Mrs.
Langtry did not feel well. She did
not look well, but seemed tired. and
her face looked older than i had ex-
pected to see her. There were deep
lines visible. and her complexion
was not particularly clear. She
had the look of a woman
who had been working hard
without getting enough sleep. Mrs,
Langtry's table manners" as ] heard
them spoken of once, were not the
most elegant, and did not seem quite
the thing in a woman who knew she
was the observed OF the entire room.
She tilted back in her chair and rocked
herself, and took off her hat ank play
ed with the feathers, and she used her
knife and fork to gesticulate with.
had been disappointed with Mrs,
Langtry on the stage. but ] had an
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Matrimonial Chances.

The matrimonial chances of ayoung
lady in life have been determined par
tally by an old maid in Philadelphia.
Having kept the record of 100 of
her acduaintances who have been led
to the altar, she finds that the chances
between the age of IL and 40 are as
follows: There are 80 chances at the
age of Is and 10. 104 chances at 10 and
II, PIG at IS and 10. 230 at 20 and Il,
l65 at % and %. 81 at "a and %, 60 at
26 and q. As at % and %, Is at 30 and
81. IL at 80 and 80, 8 at "a and 80, 4 at
36 and 81, and 2 at 50 and 80. 1t viii
therefore be seen that from Is to 70 IS
the golden flood tide Of matrimony,
and that it is at these ages that the
most chances are taken in the great
lottery.
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No Gougs. No Banners-aA Summer
Idyl "--from n Providence
Merchant

Mr.. George II. Davis. fruit dealer at eeY
Westminster street, bears his grateful testi-
mony to the uneqaled excellence of the pro
duction OF one Of our most skillful Providence
Pharmacists. Mr.. Davis says; Last spring
l was very greatly troubled with severe in
fiammation OF the kidneys, and 1t became so.
bad that at times I urinated blood. and my
sufferings were intense. My condition was so
painful that for while was scarcely able TO
attend 10 business, and the severe pains would
come 50 suddenly and severely that would be
Obliged to leave a customer whom ] might
happen TO be waiting upon. During a part OF
the time was unable to walk. and scarcely
knew what TO do or which way 10 look for re-
lief. At this time friend recommended
Hunt's Remedy. l took two bottles of IL, and
II took right hold Of my disease and cured me
very speedily, and l have experienced no
trouble with my kidneys since.
Furthermore, Hunts Remedy has strength
ened me very much. and since began 10 use
II have been able TO attend to business, and
am all right now. heartily recommend II TO
all What 4 has done form 1t will do for you
who are afflicted"
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Neutralizing a Vote.
rwashinoton Santinell

The scandalous job planned by
Robson, Keifer, Hiscock, Page and
company for procuring the admission
of southern Dakota as state is COM
ing to the fore. Do these gentlemen
fancy that We are living in the year
of our Lord 1863? A single congress
sional district in New York city con-
tains more inhabitants and more
voters than the whole territory of
Dakota. The proposition simply in
wolves an attempt to neutralize the
vote in the United States senate of
New York or Pennsylvania by the
vote of a pocket borough.
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sunered for rwentx Yenrs.

Hon. Joshua nthill, of East Saginaw, MichI-
gan, says; Count me among the enthusiastic
friends Of Hunts Remedy. II has proven in
my case all you claim for il. Having suffered
for about twenty years with severe disease OF
the kidneys (Which our local physicians pro-
nounced Bright's diseased, made journey
east TO consult the eminent Dr. Haven, Of
Hamilton. New York, of whose fame in this
specially had heard much. Dr. Haven ex-
amined me carefully and simply said, Go and
get bottle of Hunts Remedy and take &C
cording 10 directions After having Travelled 40
far for treatment, II struck me as rather funny
TO be directed TO take a medicine which /
might have bought within a stones throw OF
my own door; but was in the doctors hands,
and OF course followed his advice, and right
glad was that did so, for before had taken
Hunts Remedy half dozen times found i'm
mense benefit from II, and by continuing the
use of 1t for limited time recovered from
my trouble entirely, and am to-day, | think,
one OF the most rugged OF rugged Michigan
ders. The world Is Indebted 10 you, sir for
the PRONUNCIATION Of such a medicine, and I
hope you may not go without your reward"
Trial size, rs cents
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Presidency of the Senate.

The prospects for Hon. A. w. Hous-
ton, of this district. being president
of the senate are good, if the favorable
expressions heard from different sec
tions of the state can be taken as in
dication of the popular feeling ON the
subject. His election would be a
handsome compliment we'll deserved,
and would go far towards "clinching'
the fact that fossilism is at an end in
the Democratic party of Texas.
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Canse and Effect.

The main cause of nervousness is
Indigestion, and that is caused by
weakness of the stomach. No one
can have sound nerves and good
health without using Hop Bitters to
strengthen the stomach, purify the
blood and keep the liver and kidneys
active. to carry Off all the poisonous
and wsste matter of the system. See
other column. W
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A I,ady,s Wish.

"Oh, how I wish my skin was as
clear and soft as yours" said lady to
her friend. "You can easily make it
So" said the friend. "How 2" inquired
the lady. "By using Hop Bitters;
that makes pure, rich blood and
blooming health. 1t did it for me, as
you OBSERVE" Read of it. W
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Nearly as good as the boys of an In
diana law school calling professor
"0ld Necessity because he knew no
law, is the boys in one of the Boston
grammar schools calling their school
ma'am Experience because she Is .
dear teacher. =
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Money Pound at the Chambers Mill.

have leased the above named mill,
situated on the Colorado river, one
and one-half miles below the city of
Austin, and / will grind corn on the
following terms, to-wit: Bolted meal
for the sixth, and unbolted meal for
the eighth. / also keep on hand good
supply of both meal and flour at
reasonable prices. JACOB STERN,
Dec. 1S-w. I'm. Proprietor.
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wing is the official count of

wing is the official count of
|r state officers completed
hing: For comptroller
555; Seimering, 81, 28l; Ken
q, For Observation-Disclosures,
y, 64,633; scattering, 279.
Ter general land otiice-W.
az. 500; Young, 55,243; scat
~ Attorney general-Tem-
'4,3i5; Burns, 72,O57; scatter
Judges supreme court-A.
|. I95,0l9; j. Ii. Williamson,
!. West, l83,l00; j. ii. Stayton,
catering. 81. Court of APP
A.durt. 1S1. 654. j. Z. White,
= 4 Wilson, 1925; scatter
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idea that she was high bred in her
manner; but l saw no evidence of it on
this breakfast occasion.
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Several well attended meetings have
recently been held in Baltimore for
the purpose of organizing a movement
to secure the prohibition OF the sale OF
liquor in that city. The local option
law now prevails in fourteen OF the
twenty-three counties OF Maryland.
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NOTICE-Notice IL hereby given that after
IN the expiration Of thirty days from De-
legislature of the state OF Texas, authorizing
tile undersigned TO institute suit against the
state Of Texas to establish his claims for the
payment Of amounts claimed TO be due nun on
the comptroller OF public accounts and 10
make such act available to any other holder or
teacher of similar claims, provided for ~ the
act of April 1, 1881. j. ii. COLEMAN.
deS&w4t
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i,.es that have failed to

i..es that have failed to
Dport of their educational
Il secretary OF the board of
lre the following: Brazos,
llhoun. Cameron, Clay, Con-
I'll, Denton, Eastland, Ellis,
Falls, Fayette, Fort Bend,
Gregg, Guadalupe Hill,
.Kimble. Kinney, Lampasas.
Mason. Menard, Maverick,
Montgomery. Orange. PAN
). Raines, Red River, Robert
aels, Shelby. stephens, Tay-
. Green, Trinity. Tyler.
toria, Washington, Wise.
|sWig and Zapata.
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|rdeman leaves to-day for his
Is in Arizona. Some speci-
lres from his mines were on
some time ago, at the store
Wells, and they were the
EN- in this city.
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] ago. at a meeting of the

ago, at a meeting of the
III, "a resolution was intro
" the capitol commission
md in their designations.
at the meeting of the
matter was called up and
Ne result of which was that
ION was defeated and the
ers not.
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London Queen: A gentleman should
only offer his left arm to his wife.
The only time when a lady is placed on
gentleman's left is during the mar
riage service, when the position indi-
Gates subsection. t'1 1F7
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! who lives near 0atman-
b town the other day and
bales of cotton. for which
y about $50. When he
Isturn home it was night;
ached a lonely place about
|h-of the river, two suspi-
BIZ negroes rode close up 10
lone on each side. The farm
suspecting that they in
'ob him. pulled out a large
iooter and raised it to fire,
emily the negroes put spurs
rises and rode hastily away.
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Wanted,
daOwlu

First class canvassers to sell the
Eldridge Sewing Machine.
DUNLAP & WILSON,
d20w1m Austin, Texas.
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y. GOODWIN has been re-
for the next year as pastor
Lhodist church, south. He
Hom the conference yester-
will preach, as usual, next
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More than ss25ooo0 worth Of os-
trich feathers are exported from south
Africa The supply OF feathers
greatly depends on the supply OF 1000.
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Volunteer Militia.

Wing is the organized mi
the state. as shown by
the adjutant generals
mmander-in-chief, D. N.
'rigadier general, first brig
s. Roberts. of Austin; briga-
neral. second brigade, L. II.
on. OF Waco; colonel of the
lment, A. i. Bedell, of Hemp
ptains: w. r. Hall, WASH
rds. of Galveston; Thomas
|isltfrt Guards, Houston; STAN
kh. Corpus Christi Rifles, Cor
tisti; r. Z. Bedell, Johnson
Schulenberg; Il. s. Nors-
Orange Rifles, Orange; James
v. Mary's Light Guards, Gal
. T.. Floyd, FL Paso Rifles,
T. L. Pearson, Richmond
edmond. Second regiment:
b. b. Stoddard, of Bryan;
h. z. Smyth. Austin Grays,
bin L. Tabor, Bryan Trays,
G.. sloan, Brenham Grays.
j. G. Henniger, Jones
rne: L. ID. Cobb, Navasota
avasota. Third regiment,
5. Napier, of Denison; cap
Williams, Waco Grays,
r. N. Duckworth, Light
s.1atesville; j. w. Dillon, Light
Cossuth. Fourth regiment,
O. b, Randall, Denison; cap
~. Oyerend. Lamas Rifles,
E. FELTON,, Queen City
sllas. First cavalry, colo
loosely, Oyster Geek; cap
{. Callan, Gillespie
erieksburg; II. w. Munson,
<angers. Oyster Greek; j. 5.
4 SANDY Point Rifles, Sandy
w. White, Bremond Guards,
h: j. G. McNeal, st. Bernard
azoria; j. Wilkerson, M0ntel
Montel: J. III. Woods. Prairie
kosse; Silas Hay, Dimmit
kOAAA1O AIAAnAoa ~ - +<f@A9s
BIRDS. Rossviila Colored regi-
oIonel. Hector johnson. of
captains. Thomas Bates. Lin
IDS. Galveston; Henry Kelly.
yards. Waco, sam Smith.
Blues, Brennan; H. Chat
Is Rides. Corpus Christi; b.
rant Guards. Galveston: J.
avis Rides, Houston; j. w,
Cochran Grays, Dallas.
& year seven companies were
some three CT four of
1 be reorganized very soon.
& militia force OF the state
@S liz. rank and Tile
1t climates Of the world
rent modes of living. but
Bndweiser Beer may
advantage in every
.
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Health is better than wealth." is
maxim which ought to be observed by
using the " Conrad's Budweiser Beer"
d10-Im s. SIMON, Agent.
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fury department was NOV
|ernoon, but there was no
by attempted robbery, prob
e no outsider knows when
.goes.
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|sptor of Tarrant county
I'd final settlement with
eller yesterday. He paid
"a of $3.50.
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|islature will be asked and
lfiicills will recommend an
Jon TO defray the extra ex-
hired by the falling of the
apitol walls lust summer.
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INTELLIGENCE.

ties Of election were issued
ssmen-elect yesterday. They
bued to state officers to-day.
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'retary Of state will he I'M
Sxe any further complete
IN the election returns be-
ternoon.
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When you are weary and tired try
sip of .Conrad's Budweiser" and you
feel at once relief.
di0-lm S. SIMON, Agent.
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ESTRAYED-By John Ferguson, before +.
u c. Wilhelm, j. r., T. c., Dec. o. 1882,
sorrel mare mule, lay hands high, II years
old, branded AA on left shoulder. Appraised
at $50 W it FRANK BROWN.
d21w3t Clerk g. q. T. q.
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n night last Attorney
AIRY was presented with
baby. The general is
ate. He had a gift OF the
bust after entering in office,
Ire comes another just be-
4 ont
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to inquiries made by the
general rs to the best mode
ring Texas accounts against
raj government for frontier
the comptroller says in sub
at,. in view of the United
requirements which oblige
hes to be rendered in accord
the forms prescribed by mil
ulations differing from the
use ut the comptroller's
distribution of the mixed
necessitilted, and he thinks
.nmission of experts is neces-
brder to ensure the proper
lion OF the vouchers for
recommends I'm appiopria-
ten thousand dollars, to
bder the control OF
k.por, to he made by the next
! said commission to pre-
with reference to the nc
ether with the historical
data required to be fur
kng the necessity for call
rontier forces.
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trehrer's report for the year
; 4 lust 81, 1882, shows the fol-
.i,,nces in the treasury: Cur
: 752, 702; specie, ST., 487;
Si.427, $40. OF this
= as TO the credit
a,,s revenue. S526,545; availa-
III fund, 197,738; permanent
I'D, $575, 243; permanent uni
End; cash, 1924. The perma-
sl fund has to its credit, 2
bonds, S323,00O; 8 per cent
pa. 667; . per cent bonds,
railroad bonds. 81, 753.3l7.
rsity has to its credit, 8 per
S69.O9l; q per cents, $780,
cents. Sll4.0O0.
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TUFTS
: : -EXIPiE cT0RANT

Il composed OF Herbal and Mucilaginous prod
ucts, which pernente the substance or the
Lungs, expcctorntcs tho acrid matter
that collects Ia the bronchial Tubes, and forms n
soothing coating, which relieves the fr-
ritatton that cIures tie cough. Ia eleanses
tho lungs OF all impurities, strengthens
ates the circulation of TIE blood, and brnetk the
nervous system. slighe colds often end I'm
consumption. 10 IL dangerous 20 neglect
them. Apply tho remedy promptly. "A
tcstof twenty yeirs warrants the assertion that
noremedy has ever been found that 10 ~
prompt ia It's efecisas TUFTS ExpEcToRtnT.
A single dose raises the phleg subdues
inf Elimination. MD its use speed ly cnres the mot
dren take n readily. For Group IL fs
fnvaiuasIe ard should se n sv.ry family.
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MONEY TO LOAN-In sums Of $500 10 5000
WI on improved city and county real estate.
To- years time.
ZIMPELAiAN & BERGEN,
2Gdiw-wlm Real Estate and Financial Agents.
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TELEGRAPHlC
COuntIy's Business.


New York, So Business transactions
for the week ss shown by the clearing
house exchanges, sxOIbits The following
gains and losses ss C., impaired with the
corresponding week of lsst year. Gains:
Cineinnsti, 81; ST. Louis, 20. 10; Provi-
dence $3.50, Kansas City, $50: Hart
ford, 9.6; New Haven, s 8; Springfield,
II l; Worcester, IL .; Lowell.
ga; Syracuse, III. Losses !:
New 1Ors, l4.l; Boston, 2ll;
PhilSdelnhis, rs; Chicago, u s: Bslti-
more, As, San FrancIscS, 1870; Pitts
burg, Az; Louisville. 26.4; Milwaukee.
$50; New Orleans, 80 Z; Cleveland, 4;
Indianapolis 6.9; Peoria, LIP; Column
bus, Sc; Men pbis, us.
The Public says: These figures OF ex-
changes last week show 8 decrease at IF
teen cities, including every commercial
city Of importance, except Cincinnati
and st. Louis, and ct the latter the 10
crease is insignificant In our last il was
said the comparative decrease at SO
many a. twelve cities, including nearly
all the chief points. Of distribution is
decidedly upfavorsble symptOm,. but
the returns this week are much more
unfavsrable. The decrease at New
York, following the increase Of last
week, lie not due to speculation acti Vity
for the exchanges, exclusively those Aris-
ing from dealings in stocks, are 20 per
cent. less than those of the corresponding
week of last year. The aggregate, out
de OF New York, is not oaly smaller
THAI tAat of the previous week, and
larger by feminine per cent. than that OF
the corresponding week last year, bat
SmalIer than tue aggregate Ia any week
from April LIST toths end of 1881. Ex-
cepting Cincinnati there il not . single
city, exceeding Providence in msRni-
tude of business, that shows any sub
stantial gain, while, the losses ct some
are very heavy. Some eitiee still repor
large exchanges and IL our understand
ing Of the returns 10 correct the gain o
these points is at present b.
no means an encouraging symptom
Everyone except Kansas City
10 essentially . manufacturing city, anC
the increase at such points at time wheI
payment at nearly all the points of dis
triL alton are declining remarkably j
only an evidence that unsold product
must be accumulAtipg. In short, the re
ports this week are exceptionally I'm
favorable, and they cannot be explained
as many others have been, by the natura
shrinksge in the movement Of product
Of last years growth; neither can th,
phenomena be attributed to any MONETARY
deficiency or disturbance, though such 4
disturbance may be apprehended here
after. There is something else the mat
ter, and the symptoms do not show in
dustriai or commercial health.
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K.i.rand Rualdlni .

Cbicsso. 80 The RGilaOay Age 6g.
ures show 4 greater number Of miles OF
railway constructed during the month Of
August lhsn ever before in q similar
period in the history Of the country.
The total is ,274 miles, new main track,
exclusive Of side track, laid on seventy
different lines, exceeding by more than
three hundred miles, the construction
during July, which wss thought would
not be again equaled. The eonsirnc-
ton for eight months of the present
reason, on two hundred and thirty -eiGhl
lines, in thirty-twe states has been s. ven
thousand and forty eight miles man
track. The construction for the entire
year 10 estimated at ten thousand hVe
hundred miles. The largest Nun b-r OF
miles is two hundred and seven, j. IT
lows; next, one hundred and fily-thret
IN New York; third, one hundred and
forty seven in Wisconsin.
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Denver, Col, S0.-The eleventh an
nusl N eeting Of the American Institute
of mining engineers closed last night
with grand banquet at the Windsor
Hotel by the citizens com n ittee. Mem
bers numbering about one hundred ar
rived in Denver on August 18th, since
which they have visited the Exposition
and many of the principal mining towns
Of the state, also many famous mines,
smelters, plating and reduction works,
and Bessemer steel works.
A heavy storm has been. raging in
Lesdville all lsst night and this morning.
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Mining shares.

New York, 30-MininR stock we're
fairly active. Robinson Con. advanced
from 100 to ITO; Chrysolite sold 225 and
go; Green Mountain declined to 80;
Bulwer to 150, and South Pacific to Zoe ;
Little Chief advanced from SIS to 60, and
Belle Isle 30 to SIS. Sales, Ito, 876.
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LYDIA E. PINKHAM's Vegetable
Compound reviyes the dropping
spirits lnvigorates and harmonizes
the organic functions; gives elasti-
city and tirmness to u step. re-
stores the natural lustre q the eye,
and plants on the paid cheek of
beauty the fresh roses of LIES
spring and early summer time. >
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The President.

Newport, r. l., 30.-The president and
q large party visited ths training ship
NesO HGnlpshiTe; and we're received with
. national salute. Afterwards they visited
the West Island Fishing club at that
place. r-e
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d iscelIaneOus.

Chicago, 80 "A dispatch received
here from General Arson Stager, who il
of General SheridAn's party, btariDg
date Yellowstone Falls. MontaHa, 24th,
says: Had . splendid trip so far; ell in
excellent health; expect to reach Chi
cage September 7th. -O1 i-v ~gns-s.
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Vienna, S0.-A hail storm occurred
nea. Pesth on Monday destroying vine
yards and maize fields and partly
dsmolishing fifty houses. Many work
men were killed.
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The EverIastlpR.

Washington, So.-Sergsnt Mason's
case il before the secretary of war on q
supplemental report BY Judge Swain,
who adheres to the opinion that tie
trial was illegal. 1850 .-s
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Paris, So.-Engineer Melville, Of the
JeGnnstte survivors, will start for Liver
pool to-day on his:wAy home. Lieutenant
Berry who commanded the Rodgers
will remain few days.