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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01
Say, haze you heard anything!

Say, haze you heard Hpyh"e'
The song Of tho peach broker 10
heard in the land.
Miss Ella Smith, of Crystal Springs,
ia visiting her friend Miss Lsaa May
Brown, in this city.
Mrs Medora Johnston lot Inst
Thursday evening for jackson, on a
visit to her sou J O Johnston.
DR. RI Jones. Of Cry tal Springs
has los, four fine jersey cows from
hydrophobia in the put few days
Mr.. I. A. D,ckto,. Of Westville,
was in our city last Thursday. Mr..
Dicks, n is q rising young lawyer OF
Simpson, and is spoken OF a. n prob
abe candidate for S.a'o Senator.
MIA Coor Of this city makes a
speciality in buying aud shipring all
kinds Of fruits. When you have any
f,ui, Or vegetables TO sell or ship
carry them TO the depot and call on
John.
The /. c. II. R. has changed the
echedu!e time OF tie afternoon e.
press, il arrives now Two hours later,
giving our iluit and vegetable grow
ers moro time in which to gather and
prepare their truck for market.
Capt. 7 ]. Hsrgrave is announced
in this issue AS a candidate for re-
election to the Office Of Shiriff OF this
county. Capt. Hargrave has made a
good and faithful officer during this.
his first term Of Office. aud il nomi-
mated will DO reelected.
We invite the attention OF our
readers to the new double column
advertisement OF DR. II Burnley in
this weeks issue. DR. Barnloy, is
well known I'll over the country az
stesdy aud good business man. He
keeps tic b,st, and all kinds OF medi-
cinss aud everything usually kept in
a large Erst class drug store.
We had the pleasure Of meeting
Nc W f P.icr. supervisor Tor beat,
in town on Monday. Although Mr.
P,ice was orc Of the greatest suffer-
rs fromo the cyclone, still his genial
face has los, none OF its coed humor,
ana We hope the success he 80 en-
usn.ly deserves may s2o,' repay his
end,avora. His upright straight
:owa,d curse as a member OF the
board Of supervisors has endeared
him TO all good men. Long may ho
i've to battle for the right.
1t secms that Marshall WEIGH was
ct last week in lis supposition
tia. the negro he had arrested Fad a
stolen horse in his possession. 1t
appears the negro stole a horse in
Kinds county, aud traded him to DR.
Davis near Crystal Spring. which
horse he sold in Haz'ehnrst. DIR
Davis teleg,aphed Mr welch that
the horse Was all righ', 40 OF course
the negro va 70 sci, BIZ tho OWL.
s,s If tho horse recovered It hom
Dr Davis, and be- came to Hsz!e-
hurst for his horse traded 10 the &c.
gro, which ha recovered on paying
the amount obtained by the negro.
Bat tie negro is non CO..
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01

MINK has lust received . lot Of
new horses, which be il willing to
dispose I ut 70, sonab'e ra'ee. He
also keep. on hand, . splendid a..
sortment Of oofiins. Don't neglect to
oall on him.-17.N
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01
NOTICE.

All re-sops who desire to take
stock in the Copish County Agricul-
tural and Mechanical Association,
are requested 20 call a. Cook q Ards
end pay the 1st ins'al'ment and have
their pames regi tered. r. w. HutY
- Pest
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01
NOTICE.. NOTICE.

Ssnyed from Hazlehurst December e5,
one brown or black marc mule 10 hands
biph, ton or twelve years old, mouth badly
cut nv bride bits, any Information leading
70 The recovery Of said mule will DO thank
fully rooeivod, and literally ressrded.
G'B NELSON.
Hazlehurst, January 90, less. 81 Pun.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01
NOTICE.,

/ have sold my entire Drug bust
res, including stork Of good. ac-
connIs. notes. ETC., to W. W. Cock.
Al who owe mo TN secount Of the
bu.iuess will settle with him.
W. B. Cook,
I.viil eostinus ths Abovs busipess
on my scoouut q ths old sisnd:
Ne. aiss 1853, ls-u
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01

There will be . meeting OF the
Copish Comfy Agricultural Me.
chanicsl Association ut the court
house in this place on next Satu day,
Juas I'd, 1883. At 8 o'clock. A full
attendance is earnestly requested,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01
CITATION.

Tn. State Of Mississippi to Afford B'wie:
YOU ARE sommAndtd 70 appear before
the Cbsncerv Court Of the county Of Copl.
sh, In said state. On the first Monday oil
Ju'v 1888: 10 defend the suit In s.id eoNit
of Maria Bowie, Mheseih you ara def.n.
dent. j. n, NoGNAN, Cleik.
May Cat, 1888. Is A..
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01

The state # Missiaippi to Frank Ray,
Ella Ray and Katie Raj:
you are commanded to appear before
the Chapcerv Cont Of the county If C'pi.
All. In said State, on the hrst Monday OF
Jaly, 1881, to show cause II any Won have
o, cav, why the apal account Of ID A Camp
hell and + A Ray. rdmiuis' raiors If ih- Es-
tate Of NJ j Canmack deceased, this day I'll.
all in SAID conrt. should net be audited. al.
lowe and said commissioners finally dis
charged. j. n. NORMAN, Clerk.
May I7tb, I5e3.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01
CITATION.

The State OF Mississippi TO II Gsips.oy;
YOUARE CO nmsLd d, d 10 appear before
the Chancery Court If The county Of Copi..
40, in said State, on the frat Monday Of
July. 1888; To defend tho suit in SAID court
of Mary A Grims'ey, wherein you are
defoudent Tuis May. 1881
l6.4t ]. II NORMAN, Clerk.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01
CITATION.

Tho State Of Mississippi to Hattie Bnr-
ton:-YOl' ARE commanded 20 sppenr be.
FIRE tic Cnsncery Court Of the county OF
Coniab, in aid State, on the A.st Monday
OF July, 1873; 10 defsud tho suit in said
court of J,Tsrson b irton, wherein you are
defadnent. j n NORMAN, ClE
Nav 2l,t I353,-16. AZ.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01
NOTICE.

There will be o special election
held for the Office OF Constable OF
Beat No / Copish County. Miss, on
Saturday June the oh 1883. to FL
The unexti i, ed term OF I E Grcome'
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01
Bsaurgard. May 20, !
LEGAL NOTICES.
CITATION.

Tho sta'e Of Mississippi to A W Wagner:
You arc commanded 10 appear before the
Cbancery court Of the comfy OF Copinh. n
ssid State. on the h'st Monday OF Jniy.
1899, TO defend the suit In said court ofM T.
Nelson, wherein yon are defendant.
]. N. NoRMAN, Cloik.
-, o-IS n o1 ~ A,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01

Rlpucrp. RAsrs-Aiter Monday,
the 2Slh inst, " viii ssll hsst at 8
and lOcls PER pound, fnr cash.
WHzx1xR & Pcrs
May %. 1883, I'm.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01
:, FArHERREE GRooME, =,
BLUE FRONTLI LIVERY, FEED AND
SALE STABLE.
IInzlcht,rss,

Hnzlchurs., Mississippi. .
Having toushs interest in tho livery busms' from Mr.
Meek and repcuished Stable with m cla's stock and plenty Of feel
furnish all who give call with frat oaS' nds
and horses which viii pleasure riding or driving
prepared best attention to who may leave
their horses We will guarantee prices to DO reasonable
and satisfaction given every respect Have fist clss Hsaf'o with
ca dyer will go any short notice. part Of county
Patronage respectfully solicited. 'y
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01

A most economical woman lives In Grrn Cove.
Fla. After the death Of her infant she usc'l the
remainder Of the soothing syrup Ia poison rHts.
Orko luiets the babies, and contains no poison.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01

DR.. Richardson's great contention is
that while it is crcditablc to be able to
take alcohol in the strictest mOdcra-
ton. il is better for the healthy man
to do without it altogether. He advo-
Gates. iha. under Il total abstinence
system, a race of l,oSs aud girls will
grow up who will regard 1t as nm evil;
will never taste it or desire to taste ii;
who will, in fact, avoid it as we all
avoid opium; looking upon it as u
poison to be use;l under medical MI
vice only.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01

Any medicine not on hand when
called for is soon added to our assert.
mcnt. Our Homeopathic Department
will soon be complete.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01

We take especial pains to assist our
patrons in selecting the best remedies
for their stock, when called upon, and
keep large number of receipts Tor
their benefit.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01
s. J. Johnson,
j. Johnson, :. ~ f"'
/. JOHNSON & SON.

Dealers Hacks Bag1ss Phsatop Spring Wagons and Clr
rsres of cyery STYLE, quality price, Parties rdg nnrchcse
Bngge etc. their interest purchase from them Etaoan
Green Street.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01

We keep all the medicines required
by physicians, and will soon he able
to a,y our prescription department is
perfect.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01

Mars Collie Cure for horses and
mules, and the ,Englishman's Saddle
and Collar Ointment are remedies
that should be always at hand. The
former Mr.. \ ARK has given us that it
may he scientifically prepared and
ready for use. The latter we received
from an Euglisllman whose name VIC
do not remember. Ifyou AFRO the own
or of n horse he sure and keep them
where you can put your hands on
them. "a stitch in time saves nine.'
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01

TINS coIuaaN II rusIzsH1D,
m rnr .Nrxxrsr. on
N. J. JONES' DRUGGIST,
NEW YALnR BUILDING.
II EE1ohurst, Miss.
zee onsra, Advertisement E'sSAor
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01

RI in making your purchases your
object IL to secure the highest stand
ard of clean. nice, fresh medicine. 81.
]. Jones' stock is In u condition to
please you.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01

We keep Qnininc, Blue Mass, Gallo;
mel. Castor Oil, Turpentine and oil
this Family and plantation Medicines.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01

Corn Flower blue Is Nh usne Of new tint. The
con, juice rc,l !. very old color Men have worn
Il OH their noses for years.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01

az guess that girl must be the flour
of the family" remarked the young
man who had been waltzing with her,
as he brushed tho white spot on his
coat sleeve. The best and cheapest
mixed paints are to 10 found n. the
New Faler Building Drug Storc-Toi-
let Powders, also.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01

IT Is NOW IN oRpss r,R xrssRs NAT
rurws AND LOWE To RISE AND EXPLAIN.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01
THAT MAJORITY REPORT.
GROSS INJUSTICE ro.c;oK.

COOK INDICATED.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01
Our own manufactures n specially.

We keep all the popular patent
medicines. -.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-06-01
CITATION.

April 9th 1889 .l2-4t
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Ir NOT. WHY NOra

The Vick,bu Herald asks: off The
Southern States do not prosper now, with ell
their advantages of soil, productions, mine
raj resources, and favorable CHM ate, why is
it?' The question is we'll put, and ii it
were well considered and the consideration
acted upon, we should soon see prosperity
enough. Here, at the outset, we come upon
one of the answers to the HsrGLds Why? The
desired consideration and consequent effort
will not be M de by a considerable portion
OF the minds to which they are presented,
not because they are objected to as uae-
less or unnecessary, or as unable to bring
about improvement, but from apathy, from
that dull, yet often discontented and muir
muring going on in the old way, although
that way brings neither comfort nor wealth,
Just for the want of thought and resolution
10 change. What a misery it is to see men
with brains in their heads toiling on, yesr
after year, suffering much and hoping moth
ing, just with the came absence OF
thought as to whether their way is
the besl way, as their OWE steers have
as lhey trudge uDrefectingly down the road.
Plain and undeniable is the proposition that
if people who have anywhere less favora.
bic climate than ours, a less favorable soil,
with fewer mineral resources and navigable
rivers, sre prospecting more than we are, then
we are not making the best Efforts we can
make to get the best that can be got out OF
the advantages around us. With soil that
will produce in abundsncs in return for the
toll bestowed, yivifying sun, ample rains,
plenteous streams, why should the voice Of
complaint be heard among US? The "why"
plainly is because we are not making the best
possible use OF the privileges and blessings
we enjoy. If a people live in an arid coun-
try with uufruitful soil and harsh sessonp,
difficulty and poverty can be laid to the I'M
favorable conditions, but when sll these
things are reversed, and nature with smiling
face pours out her rich bounties, then 20 have
poverty, and care, and struggle to keep the
head above water must be the fault OF man,
not of nature. That fact thoroughly under
stood points the way out of difficulty and
heart aching, it shows that the way We are
pursuing is the wrong way, and must be ex-
changed for the right way.
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Baptist Publication Society,"

SARATOGA, May 28.-The ffty-ninth an
nual meeting of the B iptist Publication So.
ciety met to-day; The Secretsry reported the
receipts for the year of the business aud mis-
sionary departments, not including balances
of the previous year, al 1921 ,9l9, an increase
OF S72, SOP over any amount ever before re-
csived in any one year. The Publishing So
cety Issued forty Eve new publication s
during the year; uumbsr of copies printed,
$50 900; 225, 900 copies Of publications pre-
viously Issued, books, rracts, etc, were
printed during the year; S15,835 was e1-
pended, and 122, 800 copies Of Bibles ard
Testsmens granted on various felds. The
President of the American and Foreign Biols
Society m ade speech, expressing slrisfac.
ton that he Publication Society was to be
successors 10 his society's work, aud urged
large subscriptions 10 the Bible work.
Boston Smith, of Minnesota, gave static
tics of the population, products and religious
needs of the Northwest.
The Rev. A. Blackburn, of Indiana, and
Dr. T. NJ. Peudleton, OF Pennsy lvsnis, made
addresses.
The following officers were elected: Presi.
dent, J. P. Dsane, of New York; Vice Presi.
d-ntr, George Brown, OF Georgia, w. H.
Good man, of Chicago, E. Morgan, of Con.
nrcticu', Charles H. Barnes. of Philadelphis,
and the r v. Dr.. Benz. Griffith; Secretary, d
e. Potter.
The amendments to the Book of Discipline
completed, the molioa of the Rev. Fred w
Brsuns, oil Buffalo, that S'nods and General
ASS -mblies shall provide for the hearing Of
all appeals, exc p ing herssy case, by judi
cial commission instead of by the full body,
was referred TO a committee. After test
vote, and had been lost, the amendments
now 90 down 10 the Presbyteries for sp
prevail and then come again before the next
G neral Assembly for enrolment, when, il
adopted, will sspsrsede the present book
which was adopted in 1921
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larger than Fulton, has twenty-three. Where
the business is 30 divided up, some of the
dealers get but mesger living, and many
OF the saloons are disrsputable places. Four
saloons supplies Fulton very well, AID they
are orderly, well kept establishments. The
beat proof CT the success Of the change is that
the people like it; those who attend the ga
loors express themselves salirfed with the
change, while the people generally are de-
lighted with il, as the ioul groggeries are
swept away and drunkenness and disords T
are diminished
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THE APACHE WAR.
News of Gen. Crooks Successful En-
Eagement Confirmed.

Ell PAso, TEX, May ga special TO the
San jose, on the Mexican Central, and thence
10 this point:
CARRoL1TEs, May "a, 1883.
News has Just been received here that Gea.
Crook engsged strong force OF Indians, cup
posed to be composed of the jus aud Loco.
band, together with Stray renegade hostiler,
LAST week, at Guaynops, on the Sonora slope
of the Sierrss, in the neighborhood Of Casa
De Jauos. There is great uncertainty as to
the date when The fight took place. The
mountsin spurs at the point indicated are
the favorite resorts Of the Apaches, and are
peculiarly inaccessible, which accounts for
the inrenched position OF the hostiles and
the confidence which they exhibited in hold.
ing their ground until thirty-three men had
fallen. Then they broke and d d, closely
followed BY the victorious American troops.
Tney are supposed to have made their way
toward C,rcay, in CAss De Janos, on The
Chihs,hua slope of tbs mountains, where
they will probably make their last stand.
lhs operations around Casa De Janos
country 10 be traversed is literally
without roads, even good trails, and Boun-
tain passes admirably adsp,ed for surprises.
Toe town of Salmar.p', which lies in a
north westerly direction, seventy 1--WE miles In
the Guayonaps, cont alma 1000 inhabitants,
aad ID the largest town on the Sonora slope
of the Sierra Madras. That Crook will en-
deavor 10 penetrate into This almost unknown
region there is no doubt, and as he advances
the Mexican troops viii draw closer their
c1rdon on the Sonora side, aud the Mexican
columns on his side, stationed st Casa Grande,
San Buenaventurs and Jsnos, will keep
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ST.. LOUIS, M-y 2S.-NeSs OF terrible
tragedy in Jefferson county, yesterday, in
which two persons were killed and another
fatally wounded, has just been received mere
At Cedar Hill Catholic church, about wen.
ty five miles south of this city, as Martha
Mcdaniel and Amiel Deucrentz were ccmipe
from mas they we're met by Hiram susl.
leuss, who carried shotgun. As he sp-
preached he shouted, Draw your revolver
Amiel," but without waiting an instant tirsd
killing D.ucreniz on the spot. He then dis
charged the second barrel at tne girl, seri
ously, perhaps mortally, wounding her. The
mur'erer then reloaded his gun, and by
means of forked stick fred again, instantly
killing himself Suelleuss is nineteen and
Dsucrsniz twenty-lhree years old. The
Cause of TIE shooting IL not yet known. The
body of the murdered man was brought &c
South ST. Louis thi. morning, where his rela'
ii yea rsslde
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Northern Presbyterians.

DETROIT, May 2S.-The General Assembly
this morning WAS opened by the Rev. Go.
d. Baker, of Detroit. Chapters 5, 6 and Of
the proposed amendments TO the Book of
Discipline were adopted. They relate TO the
trials Of ministers, elders, descons and COM
municants, and evidence competent thCrei u.
1t provides that ministers dep0sed for i'm
morsl conduct sh all not be restored till after
con .idersbe probation, exemplary life,
religious and public, desire restoration,
and the suspendiug iudicatory consents. If a
minister, elder, deacon or commitment, not
charged with immoral conduct, abandons the
ministry and removes outside OF the Presby-
| terry and chuIcnes, become independent or
| joins a dsuominsil not deemed hereiicaI
without asking dsmi.siou, the Pfesbytery
| aud church session sh all lake no action other
than erase his name from the roll. Ii be
| joins a denomination deemed hsrelical he
shall be suspended, deposed or excommuni-
Gated. An accused minister shall be aus
pended iron all cereal Injections pending
rial. A minister suspended for one year,
une he gives evidence Of repentance, shall
thus be d-possd without further trial. H.
charges OF heresy the judicatory shslI care
| fully consider whether The sets complained oil
strike the vitals of religion, and industrious-
| ly spread or cause weakness in the hum N
understanding; il the latter, the Presbytery
shall take prudent meaEures to remove the
| evil
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complete line of comnUuicatioD, so as o
prevent the hos;iles from escaping from the
various pursuits Of Crook. With Col Tcrr'z
on enc cid. Of the mountains, ard Col q Al
lsrdo or this side, Crook can, II he desires %
d. 40. establish communicative with ih@
Mexican forces in CO operation "a this 81 e
of the Sierras by seBdiny courier- througa
The pass on the Mulites road, and then head
ing Tor the Santa Maria river from here, 10
less than two DAYS. San jose station is about
ninety-four miles from E. Psso, on the line
of the Mexican Central, and can be resche
BIZ the General and placed in communication
BY wire with his government. Every one
here land our little town has large Amer
can town colouy) is delighted with the view,
for it means that tue hostile ApaChes are ST
Last doomed to extermiustiop, and that the
Sierrss and their vast mineral resources are
about 10 be opened TO the world Of entsrprise
and capital.
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THE FINANCIAL AND CON MERCIAL
SITUATION.

The exchanges last week exceeded those of
the corresponding week last year, but that
week was one of great idleness. The ex-
changes in New York show an increase, but
it il due 10 greater activity in the Stock Ek-
change. Memphis exchanges amounted to
S748, 643, sgains: S604 053 in 1882, an in
crease Of % 9 per cent. The exchange re-
por.s develop a pause in operations. The
hesitsncy appears in several Of the most in
portant cities outside Of New York, and it is
attended by a marked increase in speculative
activity at the Western grain, provision and
oil-desiipg cities. Less business is doing
than al this time Last year, and then business
was inactive. The prospect of the wheat
crop, the New York Public adds TO the above,
is less favorable than at this time last year.
the building of railroads has almost ceased,
the condition Of the iron and coal trades is
less encouraging, all Of which help to account
for the present quietnGss. To his may be
added the downward tendency of prices
people will buy only "from hand 10 mouth,
when goods that lie on hand may have to
be cold FOR less than they cost. The best
feuure OF the businesl situation is be abb
senc. OF 'J0em-," The & IA nj is li:;e in ex
cass Of The empty. P ople generally appear
prepared 10 60 bout an average trade.
Win the s.--iai feeling uodisiur sei, 10
look for p4uics is unnecessary, but to expect
any startling activity would not bs wise.
The steady decline in tue rate Ct interest
that has been going Ga fer some time has
caused inquiry as TO whether this down.
ward course will continue until the Ameri.
can sppro1ima tes with the foreign rate. liz
reply 10 this Mr.. Wyman, of the Mercantile
Agency, points out that vast amounts of oul
wealth are locked up, much of it in un
productive assets, and this will have The
effect of raising the rate of interest, auC
| adds: "Our own impression, from a careful
| survey Of the whole situation, is that tn,
rate of money will be rather CHER thar
lower in the next five years. At any mo
ment a series of results may precipilste al
excessive price for money, while The chance
of its goWing lower seem TO us 10 be far les
than they were five years ago." But, it ma.
be asked, if railroad building ceases, an,
mine opening, and the reaction Of iron an
steel works, shall we not soon have the cup
ply of funds at command which has for som
time been running TO those direction?
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Ell PAso, TEX, May ga special to the
Chronicle sends the following by courier to
| San jose, on the Mexican Central, and thence