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= FOREIGN NEWS.
UARlBALDl PREPARING TO INVADE
T E NAPLES. -
FRENCH soLD1sRs roR SYRIA.

K FRENo0 S0LDIRRS FOR SYRIA.
We have foreign news by recent arrivals
with dates from Liverpool and London to
the 18th day Of August.
Garibsldi was at Messina on the 18th q,
July. He had not left for the main land
but was preparing his forces for = descen,
upon Naples.
The Paris Patrie says that Garibaldi in
letter to the King Of Sardinia said he con.
s'dered it sacred duty to deliver Venetis.
and that the possession Of powerful navy
like that Of Naples would enable Linn 10 da
Provisions were excessively dear in Sicily.
A duty on salt imposed by the Dictators
government was said to be very unponnlor
ten. Lamoricierre at Rome had sunnres.
SGD demonstrations in favor of Gar;bald;
and had levied war contribution Of f14 mi
and taken the leaders in the demonstration
prisoners.
Letters from Palermo, dated the end
OF August, report that some parties have
been attempting to create trouble. il,therto
INC government had acted with a,certain
generosity, but has now sent q great MN.
Der Of prisoners Of all kinds off with mass.
ports to any country out Of Italy.
Napoleon has conferred the grand croe.
Of the Legion of Honor on Abdei Kador
for services at Damascus.
Inc Governors General Of Damascus and
beyrout were suspended and arrested,
Ih'rty thousand Christian women vera
sold At twenty five piastres apiece and were
detained in harems.
There had been over 100 arrests 1t Dam.
ascus, Of persons implicated in the late hor-
rlble massacre. Immediate trial was had of
all culprits, and those found guilty were
speedily executed. ..'
The city was tranquil, and the authority
OF the Sultan under the effect Of rigorous
measures was again restored.
large detachment of French troeps has
sailed for Syria, to afford protection to the
the Christians and punish the Druses.
The Emperor, after reviewing the troons
destined for Syria, addressed them a. follows.
Soldiers you leave for Syria. France hail,
with JOY an expedition the aim of which is
to cause the rights Of justice and humanity
10 triumph. You do not 60 to make war
against foreign nation, but to assist tho
sultan in bringing back to obedience his
subjects who are blinded by tho fanaticism
Of former centuries. In that district YOU
have great "reminiscences. Fulfill your duty:
show yourself worthy children Of those who
once gloriously carried into that country
the banner Of Christ. You do not leave in
great numbers, but your courage and pres
tige are q supply to the deficiency, because
wherever the French flag is seen to PASS.
the nations know that great cause pre-
cedes 1t. and = great people follow it,
The weather in England was uniavorabls
to the crops, and breadstuhs were firm in
price with steady demand.
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M QRTGAGEESALE.4 = *.
IVY Default having been made in The COM II :

~ UeIault having been made in the condi--
taGh Sc, OF certain ndenture Of mortgage: da-
euted, acknowledged and delivered by Nancy
Fish, OF Goodhue county, Minnesota Territory.
to W. w. Phelps and Christopher Graham, Of
sibley county, and which was duly recorded
IN the Office Of the Register Of Deeds of said
A. D. 1858, At 10 O'Clock NJ, in Book 4 Of Mort
cages, pages 220 and 221 !; by which said mort
gage the said Nancy Fish did grant, bargain,
sell and convey unto the said " z W.. HELPS
and Christopher Graham. their heirs and as
lying. and being. in the county Of Goodhue, in
tho then) Territory (now Statc) Of Minnesota.
described as follows, to wit: The south west
quarter Of tho southeast quarter. south-esst
quarter Of the Southwest quarter, and tho.
north han o. ths southwest quarter Of sections
and thirteen l1l3), north: of range sixteen (l6)
west. IN the district Of lands subject to sale 1t
Red Wing, Minnesota Territory. to secure TO-
the said W. W. Phelps and Christopher Ora
nam, their heirs, executors, administrators or.
assigns, the payment Of the sum Of four hun
drcd dollars, one yex1s afaer date, according TO-
the condition of q certain premissory note ex-
lecuted BY tho said Nancy Fiah 20 said
Phelps and Graham, and bearing even date
Itherewith, with interest from date AZ the rate
of two per cent, per month until paid. And
which said mortgage and the debt thereby Sc
1889, for value duly assigned in writing by
the said w. w. Phelps and Christopher Gra-
ham, to John L. Thorne, Of Hastings, Dakota
county, Minnesota and which assignment WAS
oR the 18th day of December, 4. D. 1859, at 3
o'clock ?. H., duly recorded in the Office Of the
Register of Deeds Of Goodhue county afore-5
lsaid, in Book I'd Of Miscellaneous Records, pa
|ges 339 and $40:
And whe reas, there is now claimed to hedue
at the date Of this notice on eaid note and mort
gage, the sum. Of sig hundred and twenty-five,
dollars and eiRhty-four cents !; and no pro-
|ceediles atIlsw Of othSr visc. ha wing been had
or instituted for. the recovery Of said sum or
any part thereof 49,
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
BY virtue Of power Of sale contained in said
mortgage, and in pursuance Of the statute in
such case made and provided, the said mort
gage will be forecloscd by sale Of the premises
hereinbefore described, at public auction, to
tho highest bidder, for cash, at the front door
Of the Court House, in the city Of Red Wing in
said Goodhue County, an the slst day of Au-
gust, A. D. 1860, at l0,o,olcok IN. tie forenoon,
to satisfy the amount due or said Tote and
mortgage, witbthe chareesand disbursements.
Dated Red Wing, July tfth. 1860.
-aInd JOHN L. TlIDRNE, Assignee. d5Ge,
JoHx r. CLAeErT,f 2 taitshoJ 1855 hga
T. H2el Atty for Assignee. 2os-tlo
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LADY FRANKLIN IN; NEW YORK.
This noble hearted WOMAN, whose nissor-
tunes have gained for her the commiseration
Of the whole civilized world. and whose
bravery taithfulness and untiring devotion
have elected the admiration Of every onv ca.
pable fappreciating these qualities, arrived
in New, York on Saturday, on board the
steamer Adriatic. Lady Franklin is the
guest Of Henry Grinnell. s.T 75a@str4 d T
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DEMOCRATIC APPOINTMENTS.

DEMOCRATIC APPOINTMENTS.
We call the attention Of our readers to
the following appointments Of Democratic
speakers.
Hons. Willis A. German, and JOSEPH,
"einmann, Tin German candidates for Pres
'dcntial Electors; Hons. John NJ. Gilman
and James George, Democratic Candidates for
Congress, and also lion. Amos Coggswell,
will al aress the people IS follows:
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pIE COPARTNERsIIIp, heretofore : xistin
Maginnis, havsng been disso,ved by mutual
consent onths 18th day Of this momhC nosre
is here by given that the business OF to firm.
will be transacted BY tie subscriber, who VIM
continue in chargeoof the paper seEzic -f1o-
Red Wing, July 95.E MARTIN NA0lNNlS.
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The Washington correspondent Of tho
New York World tclegrapbed to: that pape,
as foliows:7ioJ .zetsl2 beta ! sft =; lash b9
- ''one Of tie Breckinridge committee here.
who has been travelling through Virginia
North Carolina, Kentucky and Tennessee, to
obtain funds, reports that there are great net
deal too many Douglas men in those States y,
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ARKANSAS AL RIGHT.

It now seems to he conclusively settled
that Rector, Independent Douglas Democrat;
has been elected Governor of Arkansas, and
that I. c. aindman has been defeated FIR
Congress. 1t will be remembered that
l.indman headed the anti, Douglas deliea-
ton to the National Convention, -
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THOMAS JETFEaSON,s VIEWS OF
FEDERALISM APPLLCABLE TO
MODERN REPURLlCANISM.

Republicans are constantly in the habit Of
referring to Thomas Jefferson, and ayowing
themselves adherents of his PRINCIPLES and
admirers Of his views, -.
How well his denunciation of federalism
in his own day, fits modern Rcpublicanism
can be seen By an examination of what no
wrote OF the opponents Of popular rights
viz: 6a5l e, :
Federalism. Its votaries abandoned il
Through shame and modification, and now
call themselves Republicans. But the name
alone is changed-the principles are the
same. 9i9 a.F So ~ va II - - 80 &
For in truth the parties Of Wing and TO.
~ are those ofnature They exist in all
countries, whether called by those of Arts
tocrats and Democrats, Cote Droit and Gle
Gouche, ultras and radicals, services and lib.
erals. The sickly, weakly, timid man fears.
the people, and is a tory by nature. The
healthy, strong and bold cherishes them. IS
formed wing by nature.
On the eclipse Of federalism with u.s. al
though not its extinction, it's leaders rot up
the Missouri question under the false front
Of lessening the measure If slavery, bat with
the real view Of producing lGeographi,
oaldivision OF parties, which might ensure
them the next President The people OF the
North went bljndfoldcd into the snare, FOL-
lowed their lcaa.ee:r. for while with zeal
truly moral and laudab1e, l::til they BECAME
sensible thai they were injuring inss::eead Of
aiding the real interest Of the slaves, they
had been used merely as tools for election
eering purposes, and the trick Of hypocrisy
then felt q soon as it had been got up.
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Agent Of Am. Bib. Soc. for MINI
WHO Is THE DODCER. -.


& aE1 WHO Is THE DODGER. -,
A friend, John s.. Nicholas, thus res.
ponds TO- TO request Of one b. G. Wright Of
Rural, Illinois, who vas anxious to know
Linso'n's position on the slavery question.
w .t SPRINGFIELD, III, June 8; =
Your letter to Hon. A.. Lincoln, Of; May
28. and ~ which you seek to obtain his
opinion On certain political points has been
received. He has received others Of A aim;
lar character. BIZ: also great number Of the
exactly opposite character. The latter class
besecch him to write nothing whatever upon
any point Of political doctrine. They Saw
his positions we're we'll known when he was
nominated, and that lie must not now en-
barras the canvass By undertaking TO- sAift
or notaiff them. He regrets that he canno,
.oelige all, but you perceive that it is i'm
possible for him to do so. !. Gf},E@slEk 15.s
JOHN g. NICHOLAS
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FGTATEMENT OF the CONDITION Of
THE ETNAs INSURANCE COMPANY.
on the first Of July, 1860, Is required by the
laws OF the State Of Minnesota.
The name Of this company is the Etna In
surance company, located ct Hsatford Con-
necticut. . I
The Capital is fifteen hundred thousand dol
lars and is paid up.
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AAoA eS0 JULIUS ~
per cent, se,ni-annua
interest
25 Jersey City watc
bonds, = per cent. semi
annual interest
Hartford City Bonds,
per cent, selni-annua
interest " Y
rs Rochester City Bonds,
per cent, scmi-annua
| interest
10 Brooklyn City Bonds
1 s per cent, sclni-annu a
interest
5 Milwaukee City bonds
10 per cent, semi-annua
interest ~.
United States Treasur,
Notes snd accrued intel
est
United States Stock,
per cent, scmi-annual
! interest,
State Of Kentucky 6 pei
per cent. semi-annua
interest.
State Of Tennessee, 6 pei
cent, semi-annual in,
teres:
State Of New York, 6 pei
cent, semi annual in
terest
State Of Missouri, 6 De,
cent, semi-annual in
terest
State Of Ohio, s per cont.
semi annual int. 1861
State of Ohio 6 per cent
ee!"i-annual mt, 1856,
State OF Indiana ~ POI
cent, Semi annual int.
State Of Michigan t p.r
! cens., semi annual inter
Delaware and HUDSON Ca,
III CO.. bond, s per cent.
semi: annual interest
500 shares Of Hartford an,
New Haven R.R. Co. ST
$50 shares Conn. River L,
H. Co. stock
!o7 shares Boston and
Worcester Railroad Co.
81 shares Connecticut Riv.
| er co., stock
81 shares Citizens Banl
stock Waterbury, Gem.
50 shares Of Stafford B'nk
stock Stafford Sp'gs Con
36 shares Eagle Bank st'l
Providence, Rhode l.
Is 8. Mechanics & Trader.
blk st'k Jersey City. N. J
200 shares Revere Banl
stock, Boston, Mass,
100 shares Safety Fund b'l
stock, Boston, Mass.
100 shares Merchants BIZ
stock, St. Louis, Mo.
200 shares Bank State Of
Missouri, St. Louis, Mo,
400 shares Farmers a
Mechanics bank stock
| Philadelphia
100 sharEs Etna bank st'l
Hartford
100 shares Hartford Co
Bank stock, Hartford
100 shares Charter Gal
Bank stock, Hartford
200 shares City Bank st'l
Hartford
300 shares Exchange Banl
stock, Hartford
400 shares Farmers ant
Mechanics blk SILK, Har'
loo shares Merchants AK
manufacturers bank st,l
Hartford
300 shares Phoenix ha
stock, Hartford
$40 shares State Bank STICK
Hartford, =
$50 shares Conn. River b.
stock, Hartford
400 shares American Exc.
Bankstock, New York
200 shares Bnak Of North
America stock N. II.
500 shares Bank Of Amer.
lea stock, N. Y. .,a5
300 shares Bank Of Repul
lie stock, N, Y.
loo shares Bank Of Com
monwealth stock, NY.
300 shares Of Bank OF New
York stock, N. Y.
800 shares of Bank Of Com
merce stock, N. Y.
500 shares Broadway blk
stock, NY.
500 shares Butchers and
! Drovers bank, N. Y:
loo shares City Blk, NY.
BOO shares importers and
Traders Bank, MY.
200 shares Market Banl
New York =
1,ooo shares Mechanics b,
NY. s"@
200 shares Mcrchapt. En-
change bank: NY.
200 shares Me.ropolitan
! Bank, MY.
$50 shares Merchants han]
New York q Il i
TO, shares Mercantile ban
New York.
800 shares Nashua b. NY
400 s Ma nhattan b. n. y.
200 s North River b. 81 Z
l4oos Ocean b N.
400 = Peoples b. NY.
500 s phcli;x b. N. Y.
400 8 Union b. 4. 7.
loo s Hanover b. n. Y.
l5o s.N.Y.L. Ins a. ,Tynst c
loo S US. Trust Co.,
Billie receivable, maturin.
Miscellaneous lens
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For the Sentinel.
RED Vino, Aug. Is. 1866

RED Vine, Aug. Is, 1860.
Mr.. ED1roR:-1 spent last Sabbath At
Pine Island; at eve I met the people and
organized bible society for that vicinity.
VIM. Rock was elected president; Moses
Sewell vice-president &C. 4. White secre
tary and 5. s. Worthing treasurer; DR.. G.
Hill was appointed local agent for Pine
Island. A good subscription was taken up
to promote the circulation of the scriptures
and good degree Of interest appeared to
be manifested in the cause. q u f,'a19
In 1855 l, travelled, several thousand
miles in Minnesota, as agent OF the Am.
Bible society, and over two hundred the
present year, attending to the general bust
ness Of the society. which has been neglect
cd for sometime past; l trust however to
soon have the societies Of, our State in
working order and bespeak the cooperation
|of all friends Of tho cause to assist in this
matter. a.. 70 ........,.. .,;-.,a5s,.,,-.
In casing thus the second time over
Minnesota I observe great Improvements,
notwithstanding the exceeding lard time.
through which We have passed. Your own
village or city presents quite different ap.
pearance for the better and trust that with
" 'oant'ful harvest and large immigration
returning prosperity will be the result.
Let all all then take courage and 60 forward
N every benevolent object Of the day.
5. ..1s,"a& L. u. PAYNE, a13.
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LATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WASHINGTON.
BRECKENRIDGE CON SIDERED "A DE
FUNCT CANDIDATE.
5a. RI - ~ 40
THE PROSPECTS OF DOUGLAS.
What the Leading Journals Say.
Correspondence Of the Herald.


WASHINGTON, Aug. 10, 1860.
THE NEW YORK FUSION. Nj
The fusion Of the Douglas and Bell mer
in New York operates like shower bath II
midwinter upon the Breckenridge men hero
They don't understand it. It is somethinl
they had not counted on. Mr. Cobb fears
the example will prove contagious.
Mr.. Stephens the leader the Douglas
forces in Georgia, having been an old whis
fusion between his friends and those of Bel
and'Everett in that State will prove easy; the
alarm is such that the Constitution OF to.
day labors to prove the Douglas party in
Georgia disunionists.
Recent Southern elections have demonstra.
ted the fact that the masses look upon Brock.
inridge as the disunion candidate. Hence
ms part'zens try to hedge by charging dis.
union upon their opponents t,>r7 {,
Intelligence from Giddings' district repre-.
sents that he is beaten in the contest for the
Republican nomination by Hutchins the
present member. This is the unkindest cut
the old man has yet received. His constit.
uents have tired of him. .
..... WASHINGTON, August 20.
The census shows an increase in i've wards
in this city Of 10O67. Three wards remain
TO be heard from. The aggregate population
in 1850 was 4O,OOl. - w."
The Virginia Breckenridge convention hav.
ing declared against the Pacific railroad. the
breckenridge party will have little to ex-
pect from California and Oregon. Two con.
gressmen in Alabama, aud the ablest Of the
fn~ >.
received here, from private and public sour
ces, all tend to show that the seceders are
doomed-that the great mass Of southern
voters are as unflinchingly for the Union as
# such brawlers as Tancey, Keitt, and Banks
dale had never wasted air in preaching dis,
union and secession. The reaction in feeling
among the politicians too, is tremendous. =
Mr.. Douglas will arrive in Baltimore on
Thursday, and take up bis head quarters at
the Gilmore house. He will have an enthu.
siastic reception. ...- -. -. -.
There was very spirited Douglas meet
ing hereto night. A flag was presented by
the ladies Of Washington. Frank Gallagher
of Baltimore, recently removed from the
custom house, made an eloquent speech
The dag is very handsome one.
Gov. Stevens has written an address IN
the Democracy and the people, aboundin,, in
abusive and insulting terms tovsr DonrIas
calling him travelling mountebank. Etc..
etc. 1t charges him with trying to concili.
ste republican votes by bis prefsrring Rhode
Island CLANS to Southern niggers, and states
that these things have sunk deep into the
hearts Of the American Democracy. ,r..r,: : !.
This litter pamphlet is to be distributed
all over the country by order Of the commit
tee. 5 ..eI 49, -. -.
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$50 900 (but as general rule docs not ex-
The Company has no general rule as to the
town, village or block, being governed in this
matter, in each case, by the general character
of buildings, width Of streets, facilities for put
ing ont fires, etc.
State of New YORK, County of New York-ss>
Charles ). Martin, President, AMI J. Milton.
Smith, Secretary ofthe Home Insurance Com
pany, New York, being severally sw orn. depose
and say that the foregoing is true, full and
correct statement ofthe affairs Of the said com
pany, that the said insurance company is the
bona fide owner ofat least 100000 Of actual
mortgages on real estate, worth double the
amount for which the same is mortgagcd; that
tho aboTe described investments nor any part
thereof arc made for the benefit of any inli-
vidual exercising any authority in the manage
Tent Ptt, OF SAID insurance company: either
otherwise; that the mortgages above described
have not been assigned nor in any manner re-
leased or impaired by said company, and thai
they are in the above described office of said
Insurance company. - gas
ii. M1LToN SIXTH, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18TH
day Of June AID. 1860. J. II. WASHBURN.
Notary Publ.
State Treasurer's Office, St. Paul June 20, 1860.
The Home INSURANCE Company Of New YORK
City, having fully complied with the provisions
9: IN act entitled ''an act to regulate Insurance
Companies not Incorporated by the State Of
Minnesota" approved Feb. 9Th, 1860. certi-
fy that said company is authorized to transact
business in this state.
CHARLES SCHEFFEE, State Treasurer.
[scai} & Sc Per H. II. Gilbert, Clerk
do hereby certify that the annexed state
meRt of the condition Of the Homc Insurance
Company Of New YORK, ID q trus copy OF the
original on file in the Treasurcr's office of the
State of Minnesota, ON the 2sth day of June,
AID. 1850.
| =. And do hereby further certify that the GER
tlhcate of the Treasurer of the State Of Mime
sofa thereto annexed is true copy of the orig
inal on file in the Office of the Home Insurance.
Company. New York s. ~ ~ I
Dated 81. Paul, MinEesots, July 2, 1850.
JonS A. PEcKHAM
Subscribed and sworn tc before me thi. end
day ofJuly. A. D. 1850. S. s. EATON
~. .s. gI Notary Public, MINI.
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''"' i = 1'~ Att'y for Assignee. y '2os-ta,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20
THE INDEPENDENT

Our daily mails sbunduty prove that the demand for the paper
continues having received
~ NINETEEN HUNDRED .A1
NEW SUBSCRIBERS
SINCE THE FIRST OF JANUARY.
Contents Of this Weeks Number;
"NEw.Y YEARS" SERMON
By the REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER.
FLORENCE,
By MRS HARRIET BEECHER STOWE.
Mr. Douglass Speech its Effect; the Attack of Senators
Davis Clay Green Gwn upon Senator Dougos and his Reply;
be has wdened the Breach between himself and the South;
Mr. GsrtIe and Pushs Diou Speeches. Excitement in the
House
BY OUR SPECIAL
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT.
THE ITALIAN CONGRESS-THE PRESENT HOUR.
EDITORIALS:
THE TwO-FOLD NATURE OF CHRIST.
Comments Mr. Beecher views this subject expressed
MILFORD AND HIS SERVANT IN THE CHURCH OF
THE PURITANS.
The European gentleman apparently ignorant Of the Customs
of Society; His motive looks suspicious Of attempt to test
Dr. Cheeve principles; II is signal faiuei The Law with
regard To Church Members
THE iRREPREssIBLE CONFLICT, ANNOUNCED AND
DEFENDED BY Mr.. oCONOR
The merchants medium Of advertising at the South Mr..
oCouor Higher Law; Mr. oConor the Constaton Mr.
OConors admiration Of the principles aud logic of Messrs Phil
lips Garrsou and Foster but dsages with their premises;
Mr. O'Copor hazards the Union
THE TESTIMONY OF AMERICAN CHURCHES
AGAINST SLAVERY
More than one Church this county which makes Ssyehod
ing dsciplinsble oeuse; The denouncaons Of such.
FEW LAST WORDS ON Mr. BROOKS AND HIS NAN.
A continuation of last weeks article.
DIsUNION THE RUIN OF THE SOUTH.
MI Jacob Bsker thinks frcm his speech In New
oeens Mr. Bshei's personal recoectOn of popular excite
ments commended Unon-saving merchants of NewYcrk.
DEATH OF MACAULAY
AN EMILE FROM ALABAMA.
frot the in T1e Of
Dr. Case hard case Southern opinion Of Northern Teachers
German Unon Tendencies toward Unon Attitude Of Prussia
IN this Respects Increase Of the Anyi What the Pssan has
what Il lacks; Reforms in Prussia The Kng His Health;
The Hopes of the Future and Sketches of the characters she
Prince Regent and other Powers
FROM OUR GERMAN CORRESPONDENT
The great American Institution Of Volunteer Sodiery I'm
gund The London Pope John Browns The French Press
FIee Mr. SpuIgeon change from Surrey Music II al to EI
Hall; Ssnor Mortsrs 10 London Sympathy for him high
qnsrer News from the SpaniaIds and Moor at Gibra,ai
Weather.
FROM OUR ENGLISH CORRESPONDENT.
WHAT MAKES THE GREAT STATUE.
Criticisms Greek Slave and Palmers White Cap
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