New-York daily tribune
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and fost days bearing no quotations, although the
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At the average rate of lust year, the paper mone)
of Hayti, m single gourd or dollar bills, is worth
somew here between £5 (00 and £5,500 (American
enrreney) per acre! Some of them are nearly 7x4
inches in size! They are nearly all in two-dollar
bille—that is, worth 12 Ameriesn cents, A few
hundred dollars’ worth of this money I fear would
break down a first-rate mule.
JAMES REDPATIL
Much of thin letter has Yeon revised, since it wos written and
posted from Govmives. Hence, it Las which zathered at
places aul periods subsequent to my visit to that city.
A RAILROAD IN KANNAS.
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C rresponde nce of The N.Y. Tribune.
Evwoon, Kansas, Juiy 20, i850,
The heated term bas been so exbuusting this Sum-
mer that it is difficult to gather one's scattered
tooughte, The average beat at 2 p.m. since June
bas been 97 degrees, and during the time we hav» had
rain but once, Still the country is healthy, the nights
are comparatively cool, few day« witaout a hreezs and
crops excellent. think we should Lave no reason to
complain. The Fall wheat is all harvested, and 14
larger in amount and better in quality than any ecop
before raised in this section, Corn looks fiely, and
prowises tobe 8 good yield, For the nooce the farmers
are vot growlitg, though they begin to cast lovgiug
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New-York daily tribune. (1859). New-York [N.Y.], 1859-08-01. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030213/1859-08-01/ed-1/?sp=3
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York daily tribune, 1859-08-01.
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