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OU IL + L A G.
Hoist, host flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western SKY
In war, let every stripe 20 forth,
Borne hy the PStriots hand,
Proclaim its beauty and its worth,
Ger moor and hill and strand
In peace guard well the boon,
Bequeathei by patriots blood,
For Oh twas won in freedoms cause,
Amid the battles flood.
Hoist, hoist, flag to heavens breeze
Let every fold float high,
Unfur its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky.
Hoist, hoist, our flag in Art's great reign,
Let every star fOat higher,
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the tallest spire.
Let fenne.seans every where r
Let every State around,
Know where a type Of nature s made,
Where every type is found
Above own ATF Cutlery,
Our cOuntry's standard wave, -
And underneathit its folds preside,
The beautiul-he brave
The child-tne parsnt-patrOt-sire
The warrior without strife p
Rests here, in sweetest pOrtraitnFel
With every charm but life.
Then raise our bannertO the skyl
LeteyeTy star bear news,
That types a DIT Gallery,
Are made by c. c. HUGHES,
febl5-d&wtC Corner Of College and Union SITS.
VOCAL AND INSTIIU MENTAL MUSIC
W Nashville that he has located of the Voice, Of
Piano. VioncellO Violin, ETC. Orders left MeCuses Ben
'on's Music Store will be promptly attended to-
sspt7-tf
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viii keep constantly hand full assortment OF pows
w Manufactured at the Tennessee Pillow Facfo-
ry' Farmsrs would do we'll give call before purchasing
as We can Sc them good steel pillow has been offered
for sale in this city, twenty per cent less than Won
have been Payingf the same quality OF ploBs.
P. & c. ANDERSON,
feb6-u IS and Sc corner Broad and College streets,
Nashville, Tenn.
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= 1tsrns inst received and for sale by A.STRETCH.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
DEMO VILE & CO.,

DRUGGISTS AND PRESCRIPTIONISTS,
Corner Store Of tie Aei1 Tli0r anil american Buildings
Corner 0f Cherry and Church Streets,
NASH WILLIE, TENNESS SEE,
Id RESPECTFULLY their old, 6s AID customers, and
the public generally call and them in their
Enlistment Supplied with large and complete stock of Drugs,
Medicines Dyestu Fancy Goods, and all articles kept Drug
and constantly in receipt fresh supplies Of the
they feel perfectly confident Of their ability give entire salts
faction, reference Goth prices qualities Of their goods
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended 70 the
old We hope by prompt attention business merit
continuance of the
DEHOVILLE & CO.,
Corner Of Cherry and Church streets
OUR PEESCRIPTEON DEPARTMENT.
the supervision Of thorough and accomplished
Prescrpon and Druggist aud orders in that line OF bust
will all hours day and night be promptly and accurate
filed DEMOVILLE & co
MEDICINES, ms TRUTENTS, &c.--we in
vie Of Physicians stock Of Medicines,
Chemicals, Surgical and Dental Instruments, DC
DEMCFILLE & co.
nOMESTIC ARTICLES.--The heads of families
asked examine stock Of house keeping
aTticles-such Pepper, Spice, Nutmeg, starch Indigo &c
DEM0YILLE & co.
NARDEN SEEDS-.Inad addition % the above they would
SE also attention to their large assortment of Fresh
Garden Seeds, of Landreth's growtI, 1913
jan2O I'm DEM0VILLE & co.
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A SURE AND RELIABLE INDICATOR OF THE STATE or |
THE WEATHER,
Indicating INVARIABLY from 81 to As hOurs |


OUIs UIaAN, Disooverer curious beautiful
exotic, which is native of th Arabian Desert Pa
Weather Indicator having discovered its wonderful qualities by
minute examination in the native lard Of the plant
Though vegetable production, the Natural Weather Indicator,
ndestuctbe, and will continue to perform its functions for
~ te. N any ea' ao ~ al seasons UIgn sSsE Nit
Muriac SuphErc, Sc, to boiling water and boiling Gil, and
ice water remains intact ami continues is Performance un-
Impaired losing Of its senstveness capacity and will
not decay like other organic or artificial substances used for SINH
The Natural Weather Indicator can be procured for the
low price Of 81 co. prognoseates the weather with equal cain
ty and durability as the Barometer which costs SIS 70 $780, and
is easily impaired.
The NATURAL was never known to the
world before introduced BY the subscriber and be for the first
tins oe it to the public forsie Its wonderful properties have
astonhed ina SCHOLARS and scientific men o. Europe and Amer
testing its alne The doFerer ndcr the peces
sty of saying anything in its merits his responsible
he is permitted to offer rom gentlemen who have test
81 it, Of such character as to put all doubt at rest Read the
W K BOWLING, NJ d. Professor Of Medicine in the mi
gersiy Of Nsrfe and editor Of the Nashville Journal Of
As for Our we have been closely watching of Mr. I'll
mans instruments for than year, and convinced that
sTOwecl obssryaons noBR. The one in sudys SEN
iine nov as i was moe than year ago. Tho moisture from an
has that be las watched for eighteen years. and it
sensitive as those mounted on yesterday"
They have been subjected long boiling and then hastily dried
stove, without suffering the slightest losa Of Chat peculiar
snstiSenes which characterize them They have been placed in
Erc sulphurc acid, which they would gradually
their original shape and being placed in the boz with the in
asE Cited on, kept tme precisely with those that had not
been subjected experiments. There apparent
why such INSTRUMENT should not last thousand years 1t is
the most simple Of all imaginable GantriSaneas capable Of ecur
ing important ends
With ordinary thermometer and Umans little
Instrument the farmer would have but tte difficulty In anc
patng storm, rain sunshine The two, common temome
ter, and lr ans hygromete would enable the farmer far
better TO anticipate the weather. than he could By familiarity
with the best barometer The sgsn fall Of the mercury in the
barometer viii fOretell wind rain, but tel which,
until he assertions the ny gromec state Of the air II il y
will come il the atmosphere damp, there will be rain
the fagmer noticing the mercury Egh in the thermometer end
turning 10 his 1ggromete pcevs large amount OF AQUEOUS
Indicated will kucW that rain is at hand while tie
contrary hot the weather. the dry, he viii not
look for Mr. Umans little instrument requires
Hang nail in yeTandah hail. aud
eFe you'd hundred with the greatest accuracy
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JOHN HENRY, NJ D., l. L. D., Professor in the Smthson-
Institute Washington City. letter dated July H. 1885,
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Their Indicator" can be procured for the
Dgnosticates the weather with equal certain,
he Barometer, which costs s25 70 $50, and
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+, = o,R-zR. ". q w1AHeRn. ,. , 1l'IzEREs /
REMOVAL AND NEW FIRM.
CARTER. WILLSFORD = co |
raoessors 70 Carter Mckay Co, and t. Lsnier Co..
TTAvE this dsy associated tssmseiyes together style
dong General Auction, Commission and Wholesale Grocery
Busne and having removed to the and comodions ware
sS SsTs s sn tie entire ocE Of both houses vii Sc at ali
prepared 70 hi orders at the lowest cash prices
We viii settle all claims against the old firm Of Carter Mckay
CO.. and hope that all who indebted to them will come Tor
ward and settle immediately as We want e close The lo9ko al
once OAltIEf, 8ILLstC1g . w..
SUNDRIES.
100 Bbis do MOlasses; Is bbls Roe Herring;
. bills No 2 small do IL terCes choice fresaFiggs;
A isnding from steamer Red Rover, and for sale for cash
At Ns.s MarEet street CARTER, WILLsF0RD co.
jan2s-tf -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, H&z bbls nice fresh Gran
- CARTER, E1LsFoRD& co
jan. IL NO. .. 11Ae. -
GTARCHs. Boxes Toxs Pearl Starch the best article
ECn the market for saielov By ,,,o-r.sco
janlI, Nos. Market st.
EnYSTERS.- Gases Nuunson, Thomas Cos sUPsCr
Coye Oysters warranted equal to Putup FoF saiea Dal
tinore prices, freight added by , s,opr,s "a
IEANREEsR IES.--iIO b6s halt and quarter Ob fresh
just received and SF for sale % 8y CO.
M BAGS strictly prime Lagy Coffee, landing and
HUI for sale low BY CARTER, WILLsIoRD z co.
BAGS prime old Government Coffee for saeloE BY
"a CARTER, WILLS ORD & CO.,
janiI No. S, Union street
"a BAGS strictly prime Baltimore Rio ooee tbs best ar
sktS this market for years lls Nrd
! ng and for sale low by CARTER, WILLSF0RD CO.,
! ianII No. s. Market street.
CSOAP.--90O Louis Memphis for sale at
| - Manufacturers prices, freight added by
CARTER, WILsF0RD & co.
ian. II. No. ). Market st.
FFERHING.--1O0 Boxes DRIED Herring just received in
( CARTER, WILsFoRD & co.
janIl No. 5. Market st.
/ DAINTED IsUCKETS.v-5GO Doz. Buckets assorted,
Just received in and for sale BY the trade at manuactu
| rers prices with freight added.
CARTER, WILsFoRD K co.
ian.ll. Nos Market st.
G1UGiAH.--lJO hhds strictly prime choice Louis
- lana Sugar landing and for sale low for cash by
/ CARTER, WILLSF0RD CO.,
ianll No. S Market street.
FISHER, WIRELESS az CO.,
WHOLESALE GEOCERS,
! General Commission and Pa luce
REEs HANTS.
COTTON AID TOBACCO FACTORS,
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JAS M STAFFORD NJ D. Professor of Chemistry in the Cum
berland University Of Lebanon, Tenn aud State Geoogit
the State of Tennessee, SAYS:
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LOUIS ULLNAN EsQ.-Dear Sir /" It appears he pecu
ary sensitive and gives Of molten than either
The animated ordinary catgut"
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9aiIp Gnipn & 8ntritan


VPes RECEIVING corr or PUBLISHED ~ SUI
NEWSPAPER.
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Mr. L. S. ULLMSS-y Dear Sir: find your simple and ele-
little Horoscope, constructed y yGHrsef quite delicate,
and believe they will prove to be useful ard valuable.
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BEN. M. n OE L ~ CO.,
WHOLESALE GKOCERS AND
COMMITS SEON MERC EEANTS 5,
DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
WINES, CIGARS, AND TOBACCO,
No. 3 Market Street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
LIQUORS.
800 bbs WiIshires Whisky, so btls American Brandy;
100 Bourbon & Rye DO 50 do Rum, Gin, and Wines,
In store sI and for sale BY BEN. N. NOEL co.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
100 600 INPOGTED Cigars, asserted Brands,
HUI. UUU lUu bxs Tobacco, assorted brands,
In store and for aleby nhI6. BEN N. NOELE co.
SUNDKIES.
900 bags choise Rio Coffee, eco s halls and whole
100 hhds prime choice Brown star Candies,
Sugar, % bbls Clover Se.G
200 bbls and half bbs Moosses, 200 kegs Nails,
And many other al store will he sold yery
figures by mhl6. BEN. N. NOEL * co.
The Georgia Forester.
FFNE undersigned public the the Georgia
ter" which driving, dressing and jonting machine
preparing wood Of Aide erpons with the gran suitable for
slaves, from 450l TO $3.50 day, and requiring only
and three boys perform work No sleamng any
other preparatory process required, splitting the wood with
the the No used either split the
This machine be built any length Of stave
Oyheads, Pipes Barrels Kegs, may required,
The machine is Sessrs. Lacklisons
Canal, where the public requested call
the Rights Of states, Territories Counties viii be
WILLIAM ROBINSON,
L. LOWELL,
Augusta Georgia
f. E.PENDERGRAsT,
apl2-dlm savannah Georgia
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JOHN W. DRAPER NJ D., L. L. D., Professor Of Chemistry
and Physiology in the University Of New York, relative to this
plant, says
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COMPREHENSIVE.

HAVE this day associated with me in business Mr. JANE
W. CAIN of Decatur, Alabama. The business viii heresf
be conducted In tie and syle o. CAIN & CORNELIUS
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GsTAIKC Boxes Tox's Pearl Starch, the best article
E5ln the market for salelow by
ian IL No S. Market st.
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Palmerston, as reported by Telegraph. much favored
This brighter view Of the political situation, aud the
.,r;vs Of Count de Persigny iron London as hailed
a. the Bourse q missi III Of peace.
There were considerable fluctuations ia the Rente.
II opeped veil, under the nhuetce Of the better view
Of the Emperors speech 20 which have alluded.
rise of full SOC. realized 10 the early part Of the day,
was met by a telegram from London reporting a fall
Of per cent in Couslls The Ren,s fell a. once !
upon this news but the ARRIVAL Of CouCt de Persigny
becoming known, rally occurred, and the consider
able fall of yesterday more than efaced.
Preparations for the e,es Of August 10 are already
begun. The Municipal Commission has voted an un-
limited credit for them. Tue Emperor will ride along
the Backwards horseback at the nead Of tue army
of Italy, Or at least OF that part OF 1t which will make
triumpbal entry into Paris on that day. L. is an
nounoed that Immediately after the fees and 90 the
10th and 18th Of August, bis Majesty will leave Paris
for the baths OF Saint Sauveur il the PreLees whence
he will 60 to Biarritz.
The following passage in article in the OFT
Deayche Post has been much talked Of to-day in Dip
lomstic circles: There is time 20 be lost The age
" in which we live is big with events Of the highest
import. II will not be long before the forces Of Aus
" iris will be stimulated to activity"
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stead Of Count Wimpfeu, and Count Degenfeld is TO
succeed COuu. Schlck A. coumsrte' OF The "a army.
The veteran Schlick sil take the command Of the
army which is 10 have its headquarters here iostesd
of al IembeYg in Galicis. Tae Archcuke Albrecht
retains the command of the ID AMY. ~sch has 's
head quarters at BUDS, 10 Hupgsy. Tee Archcuke
William is again at the bead Of re War Depsrt nent.
but IL ia believed that there viii be regular
Ministry Of War; with General Dcnedek q. its chief.
a fierce bsttle il now b,iog fought ia Vienna be-
tween the Retogracists and the Reicrmers. The lat
ter would fam have such conceseioos made TO pubic
opinion would give Internal, ard consequently ex-
teTna strength 10 the empire but the former are OF
opinion that the reIs Of Government ought to be drawn
tighter than they nov are. The chances are that
the Reform party will ultimately get the upper hand,
because the leading Austrian statesmen well koow thai
the present system cabDot long be maintained. One
oftbe most recesary reform, is tie establishment Of
Ministry OF War; H. II impossible TO restore order to
the finances until that step is taken. At present the
Minister of Finance has 10 treat With the Central N
tsry Cbancelere Of The Emperor and to supply what-
sums required by that establishment for the
army. During the last ten years far more thsn
third Of the revenue has been spent on the army snd
DO an who Is in possession OF his senses peeu De
told what must be the erd Of such 40 inOrdDate outlay
The phrase still used by almost all Governmen. EN-
poyees il that the Of Austria are inexhaust
be but the fact is that the resources OF the country
are nearly, If not quite, exhausted Heavier.
taxes it would be useless TO impose being utterly
possible 10 get some Of thos which low exist Very
many Of the Hungarian peasauts have been 10 srresr
with their lanO-iax Tor the last Two years hLu e'e
districts the dstress bas been 40 great thar G0vern-
ment has considered il advisable 70 refrain fron insist
ing on ITS dues. Some judicial reforms have been
made since the return Of the Emperor and 1t is sin
cerely to be hoped that others will soon folos. The
judicial proceedings in civil matters somewha. less
con plcated and lengthy than they were ard Justices
of the Peace be appointed in the different coun-
try parishes. The people aud particularly the Hun
garans have long asked for cheap and speedy justice
and at last they have prospect Of obtaining il. The
present peace is little more thar arnistce and it
will therefore be well for the Austrian Government to
lose not moment in putting its bOuse into order The
prohibition and confscation OF newspapers continue ON
grand scale but the severy Of the press authorities
is now felt by the Germans than by the Ffench.
Some Of the concessions demanded BY the Tyrolese
have already been grated. The Duke OF Modena,
who is now here intends go to Munich before be
turns 10 his States. On "Wednesday next Count Psar,
the Austrian Minister, returns to Modens.
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.enon which clearly and precisely announced befoehins
which later deersors bsve served further to confirm
sypeas rrecou, pledge FOR hope Of pacihe 'orou
that i, {. u he hypohss the basis oil
witch there viii speedily be possibility BY cornon unce
,tsIenE If laying down propooa which should wish TO
ad6res. the besersui Poves couony with The eon'o
London and Russia.
Were render IDEAS his Poir; NOR explicit We
should pej-dse question We ooFd's!f
desire broueh, bsck within lie pale e negs.on saf EG
ropean agreement Obliged limit ourselves % the
stotng these ;ls ard showing you tbe Intimate con-
necon srd 20 the pocsf Of noere wish 20 PIT an end
tie ev Of war which, By spprosbios me territory Of the
Germ,uc Confederation may moment impose on Is more
direct pressing Oh saus and 10 sdiesirE olryr' VIA
perfect confidence ard unbiased s&nes. the great Po"ss
who hhe keeping aof from this unhappy contest; are obset
Ike Ourselves. Eterpose in time prevent general con-
fasTation.
We indulge In The hope st yo1 vii easily induce the Cabinet
London (s, Pete.ourEl forth 20 with the same
that have thought duty IT, VIE ~- re-
spens solution q the sc copcatior, and the means OF
recommending 10 the contencug parties Be o. sooi .; the
expires. Lord John Russell 10 Prince Gsrcha
kof sid desire u uE lors aud nanence "h
10 action aud nfu.uce British Rusn Cabinet 10 order
the resumption Of neEctis,ors ~ the begeren.
Powers b. kld a1 allow any opportunity % escape
Of rendering CHAR the mediation thr
form and m extent which await with intense irtres, the
alton. Of her Mj'sty the Queen
Of England nses:y the Emperor AeNander WILL Ne hope
BE- disposed 70 make 20 "a. ...,,,,-,
Acoep, &c. tSigne1l oIhLhl4NiE
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CRUISE or THE YACHT SQUADRON
From Oar O~a Reporei

From Oar Ova Reporei.
NEw-LosDos, Aug. = 1859.
We reached New-Icndon just after p. IN, after
Spleojd run from Gier Cove. Ia the early part 4
the day the wind quite light but In the ateincoa
fresbeIed TO pretty stf breeze, showing tie sang
qualities o.: the large yachts TO good advantage. l
have iottei down few notes of cur cruise. which
TRANSMIT, herewith, stree shal be of, pros,bly.
too cary in the mornng 10 get letter tae Posi-
Office.
Tsenty.cne yachts Of the New-fork Squadron met
on Saturday, a, Wbiteston., opposite rhrogs Neck.
their usual psce Of rendezvous, preparatory to start
ing on their annasl Sumner cruise. The little steam
boat Island City, which left New York at p. IN.
brought up large number Of yachtsmen and their
friends. and among them vice-Ccmmodore A. c.
Kipgsland, on whom devolved the command. IN the
sbset &c Of Com. Stevens. At 5:l5 p m, about tee
minutes after the arrival Of the steamboat the Vice.
Commodore frei the signal gun for getting uader
way and in rice the anchors were up sails hoisted
and the squadron started before gentle breeze, for
Glen Cove. Appended is a list Of the crais bound ~
Al.
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IRON HAVANA AND NASSAU.

The Cunsri screw-steamer Ksrnak, Csp.. Brown,
arrived q. an esrly hour this morning from Havana,
via Nassau. Left Havana The "a inst, and Nassau
On the All and anchored on her arrival al the lower
Quarantine.
We are indebted 10 George Allen, esq. purser, for
files OF Havana and Nassau papers, and the following
items Of intelligence.
NJ. VIM. Deyereu, passenger, died or the passage
from Havana and was buried in Nassau This i the
OILY case of yellow fever that has shown Itself.
Trade in Havana ives exceedingly dull Freights
sre reduced and everything appeared TO lack energy
The general health Of the cry seemed good, but the
reports were 80 contradictory il was difficult 10 Obtain
correct information.
H,yisA, Aug. ?, 1879.
patient s. the Charity Hospital Of this city, on
the night Of the 9th ult., who was suffering from
fever .uddeply juupei from bis bed ran around the
gallery and threw himself over the balus,rade into
the center square, killing himself on he spot.
Tie Spsnisrds sre complaining ths; TIE bulls at the
bul'-rir: 10 nJt afford any sport.
A palm tree was destroyed by 3 thunderboi
Casa Blana opposite thi. city, on the afternoon
the Both ut.
Public heath continues without Improvement.
Sugar declined ana rather dull. ID. 5. Nos ii to IL
now rule a: reals ? arrobe; other numbers upon
that basis.
Molass,. very dull; cl.yed 81 - reslsi Muscova-
DO 5reAls = keg.
Freights rarely have been known so dah. vessels
sIe returning to the United State in ballast Aoni'
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AUSTRIA.
Corespopdencs Of The London Times.

>'''''i' '''"''' " '' VIENNA, July 20.
The IIciner /eitpBg announces that B4roh ies'
has been made Field arshs and that he Is to nave
the supreme command oi the LIST and 2d armies oi the
5th corps arm6e and of all the troops and military
establishments in Italy, the maritime coast III
Carniola, Carnihis, and in the Tyrol. No Austuen
General ever before mai such force under his com
nsDd and such an extensive sphere of action anu ~
all probability will again The 9th corps d'haee,
which il commanded by General Bsumgarten, IL now
in the Southern Tyrol. Lieutenant General Baron
Schtter who was long ttached TO the ls.s Marshal
Radetzkv is kind Of Adlatus TO Hess and the person
who is 10 report to the Emperor anything and every
thing that may occur in Italy. The news hiss not YET
been made public but in high military circles II Is
known that new commanders have been appoints Sd TO
the armies iu Italy. Prince Edmund SchSarzenberg,
who commanded the 81 corps dGrmte at Magenta aud
Solierino is 10 have the command Of the LIST army III
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RUSSIA.

Tie following curious statement appears 10 :.
Petersburg letter Of July ID:
There nsuy cir at ,oochnr the mission
o Cuu, Paul Shouvsof 20 French headqlsft-r. IN sy
Tbe accredited Is that tn. persouAsr was ordered
th. EmJ~ro Alexander tel toe Emperor OF he Fgru,l i
Prs,a and Fuz.ud being alarmed nis ID
check thcF contnuan- AID That IL ~
anti patton action Oh tAe past % t1.e plss
b,lsf bound IL honor T-waru ne t-rlcl I'm
pioT prepared 20 support nm IL &c esse Of
general VA
This letter comes from tOera0ly GOO source, ana
II goes 70 confirm 81 opinion which hiss Of ate been very
prevaent that Louis Napoleon had been too ssnguHe
in his calculations Of support fro n Rus>is,