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, 1860-04-25

Tue following letter zce:ired by DR.. David
Kutter well known physician in this city,
from g. T. Turutev, Of tho Z. s. Army, st Camp
Floyd, Utah Territory, ws present entlro in the
hone that it mny he of service in opening
communication between tue survivors Of the
shocking massacre referred to, and their rela.
tires ia ths States, some Of them believed to
reside in tIlis region. Any Of cur readers who
are nossessed Of information as TO the where.
abouts Of any Of the persons ramed, brothers
of Edward Miltimore, will do humane &C. by
bringing this to their notice:
CAxr Florp. .. r. Fsb. !, 1850.
n, 4aron af;t;a.ort, Ira lH1Aimore, and Jan.<s
.KiAi1.or<, Chicago, IAt.tots;
Gentlemen :-Ycnr brother. w: i, Ed~'aa I'd NJ W..
.iuore; vas travelling h ~ st hs hapa c,1 S .,t M
August, and oa the slst Of that month the 1nol;
aus Tor Moruops, disguised as such,) attacked
and massacred Edward Milimore, his "iie'
Catharine Miltimore, and his Children. II
James Ailtimore, aged II years; a'1am MI
t,morr, aged u; Albert s,iltimo,e, aEea ~ .;
named) fnonthk old
There survived, Fanny, - yea.s old George,
is years old; Elouza, l5 years old, and Nelson
13 years old:
Aet4oh nua q Wtts1 Ire nov nfahE AZ my
house, aud desire tn remain with me and &C.
company mc to Chicago, and have requested mt
10 write this letter 10 you, gentlemen, al being
their uncles, which ! accordingly do, and send
he same through uy fnthrr.in-law, Dr. Dsyii
Ruttsr. The children would like to hear from
you or any one Of you.
Respectfully,
q. r. TuRStEr, U. s. Army.
Dr.. David Rntter will confer favor By ind
in0 out the residences Of thu persons addrsase
in th;s Letter and have tbs same delivered.
GIT.
We ar. requested to state that any peFso
seeking information relative to thsss paFtis
can obtain further information by calling'o
DR.. David Rutter, l1e Wsbash Avsnus, Oh
aaRo.
, 1860-04-25

TAsu1sG7oS, Apri! 24.-The awards for mail
service il the Middle Section we're announced
TO-DAY in the presence Of large number Of con-
tractors, The offers aze lower than heretofore,
owing to the fact that The proposA4s were for
t.star bids"-that is, the performances 6f the ser.
vice withou. regard to tue particular modes OF
conveyance.
The Constitution says: 'The talk about the
discussion in the Cabineti is entirely and absurd.
" fa}se. and that the President and Cabinet
we're and are a unit on the Kansas policy"
, 1860-04-25

4 UCT1ON SALE.-To Butchers
aud Provision pea1Hn shau sell 1t auction 1t II
eeest az th4 e$th !ns;, So - stats sIess-one Ice
a-ce.. Me.t Hooss Knives &C.. be!nE 7I assortment Of
butchers utensils a nearly together With lot Of
nure alsU LOT fCofued Beeo Be sold by ytue Chat
tel AouEaEe. laps5 .3If JOHN u. WtST.
, 1860-04-25
TpIKYY-slxTH CONGRESS FIRST SESSION

7aPs4 =
HorsE-The Speaker laid before the House
the message from the President in reply to d
resolution, in which he says since the admis-
sion of Minnesota into toe Union, no act has
been performed By him recognizing the exist
maining or outside Territory of Minnesota.
The House wen. into Committee Of the VII 4
on the State Of the Union.
Dir. Bingham reviewed with severity the po.
lltical conduct Of those whom he characterized
as the sectional Slave Power, and adyocatedthe
exclusion Of Slavery from oil places where the
United Suites Government had jurisdiction, as
the best method of allaying the strife, but the
President and his party seem determined that
this sectional strife shanld never cease.
Several political speeches were made. Ad'
innrnad.
, 1860-04-25

A SrLEsp1p S1Gn1.-Last ereninE, at about
haif:past ! o'clock, thousands OF people were
phenoncuon, when it was discovered b all
who we're looking with the aid Of glasses and
| telescopes, that lady vas sitting there Sewing
nous Pearl " Sewing Machines, sold BY Trip.
| Proctor & Co., 100 Laks street The glasses
we're not powerful enough TO tell the kind ot
work; bur, suffice it TO tay, it is well known in
this planet they do all kinds Of fsn''ly sewing,
| from the coarsest to the fines. fabrlc.
, 1860-04-25
The WtGsSaIn--A Queation OF Strength

The sVigsSaIn--A Question Of Strength.
We looked in at the great Republican Wig
VAIN yesterday, which il progressing rapidly
Under Il large force Of wulkmen. Tue roolers
will be busy putting OH cement and gravel by
tomorrow. The cls pboards, and much Of the
exterior joiner "r,rk are in place.
Tue rast INT erior is rapidly assuming its
characteristics, and It's condition Of rcadinesa
f'r the vs.st gatherings it is to know in few
'<ecks aud thence on throughout the campaign.
It will be iu complete readiness ty the week
;,escro the Convention, on The 18th Of Aay.
Without. il is quite slightly structure already,
and when completed it win actually claim and
l,oseess decided architectural cou,eliness.
Eut the question Of strength We hare re-
'tised several excited lettcrs. and been adjurcd
~ several excited lookcrs-on to cry aloud and
spare not agaiuat tho dangerous debility Of this
Wigwam. These our interrogators and cores
pondents hare dwelt upon horrible visions Of
crushings and u,ainaings, and pilipss up Of lire
Republicans in amanuer shocking to be thought
OF, but fnr worse TO be realized.
We have maintained silence in cur columns
for the simple reasou. 10 It's cogcnt one, that
no building ever erected in this city has, from
tic first, drawn more attention and co-oper..
tioa Of thought aud plan on the part Of our
architects aud practical bu1dcrs than has this
identical Wigwam. Those experts lave visited
it daily. and ". W. Eoyington. the architect Of
She building has givcuit his attention and study,
5;e We believed aud sill bcierc the safety Of
.uur citizens il in good hands.
Hut it will not do to hare I'cnabertcn Mill
catastrophe in Chicago. Liro Republicans are
in too much demand in the cnnvAss and Ut tue
po1.s, and will hold 10 unit. November, and
must not be turned out cold, stark aud damaged
for the inspection Of the Coroner's jury. Tht
building, onr Wigwan,, must be safe beyond :
reradsenturc, aud tl'ot, o, good architect ant
master builder, make it little stronger thar
5ucrelS safe>
Shall We not BE- entbusiastic1 Shall We no
cheer! snd stamp. yca,-w,lI not our irrerressi
bio hosts be better that so much "deat
weight" and 20 worse for supporting bean
a:d tinbers. We do not wrilc thus because ~
tsl;eve thera will be allowed any lack q
atrcug,!. in The building. When it stands COM
p1eted it will he streng, or the ability AM
knowledge to discern tue same has died out q
this clearcst heads in Chicago.
Yesterday afternoon, some Of the Commltte
in ohargs of tho building. with several arch
4ects, Messrg. Carter, Bauer, Boyington an
other practical men were establishing serit
Of practical tests BY loading platform wit
naikkegs, on Market street near.the Wigwau
Our Chicago, and all who intond visiting Ch
eago mar rely upon :ho Wigwan when con
pleted, will never break down. nor start pill
or poet, under the densest crowd
, 1860-04-25
bfNEnIf9fCX,
Nuks by lit Ss1!nasy Choir, assisted b. Ms:tes.

<tThc Numbering ofthe 1nnoccnta.s,
rdtsrs PRS. and Tribune:
wonder your bowels Of compassion" will
o,iow your valuable paper to keep silence while
the "fauoccnts' nre being put 70 death in the
most mo public manner every da} in os5 e.;, sity
Along the eutbog sTonnd a,r ,pbe 5esasp
1isrsd hr nature eau be made beautiful hare
noticcd ,S long rows Of trees Tor properly po'es}
remaining. whether the roots we're equally
cut of have not bad IN opportunity o. ooser,;
! ing, but should think IN Innocent could
| batter dispense with feet than heaa; some
;; t;al for life. Bean poles cannot live, and AZ
they usually ars usually Left standing long af!er
every resttgs Of life has DISAPPEARED, ths public
: have right to So trees intelligently and hui
.nsl{ 'ran'R1.n.sa; Will not .ps,k
, 1860-04-25
,r1.o 7rt.xfnr WIG of Can't. Brennan

New Yonk, April a4.-A letter from Rome IN
thu tribune reitera,es the story Of Mrs. Bten.
nan, the wife Of Capt. Brennan. being alive and
in Italy. She had been seen and recognized By
several individuals, aud sl"a!s in company with
man calling himself Powell! A.: WEman. a
person Of this name is now First Lieutenant 10
he drst artillery in which corps Brennan is Cap
, 1860-04-25

CuARLEs1oS, April .3.-The city is quiet to-
MI ght. There is no public speaking At head
quarters. The votes of the delegations to-day
are regarded as indicating the nomination Of
Douglas. All tbs Douglas delegates voted in
faroT Of the Soft New York delegation. The
Committee on Credentials will report largely in
their favor, and also III favor Of the Illinois
Douglas delegates. 1t il believed the Softs
will vote for Douglas.
The thermometer is 81 in the shade.
Alabama will demand slave code, aud an ef-
fort will be made to ballot for a candidate be-
| fora the Committee On Plstform reports,
The indications are that the Convention will
adjourn BY Thursday.
n. +. Tribune .pondence.]
The present indicatiou is 10 nominate first in
| accordance with usage before the Cincinnati
Convection; but this Is opposed by the Douglas
| meu and the extreme South. New York faTor.
such policy a is best calculated to harnoize thu
differences Of the New York delegation. De
cause some Of their absentees are expected to
night, Mr. Barr Was sppointed, rice Mr. Church
! Oh the Committee to i'll their places It is nov
decidedly ant,.Douglas. Gso. Sanders will b
refused a seat, which has Significance Of th
fesllng existing in the delegation. Prasen
signs concur against tbs nomination Of LII
Douglas, and rumors say that New York will s
for Mr. Hunter, which has dampened the hope
Of Douglsa' friends, who concede IN unoxpecte
, 1860-04-25

fLurE AND CHAIN IN STORE.
Tbs following table shows the amount Of
Flour and Grain III this city On The o1st Instant,
compared with tile week previous aud the cor
responding da:es in 1855, and 1853:
Ap,L2l. April II. Aphlls. April II,
, 1860-04-25

e. ,h1e,ro. Aprt llth by thu R:y, Robst Cenyer
~. ~ II unitsf.a Church, md Minister # Large
Et Sc oN. E.q. Of Vernon, laks GouStJ 1h,nUst' 70
, 1860-04-25

sB- Just received and will be sold cheaper
th IN e1ar splendid stock Of Gas Fixtures:
I'm. W1LYAn7u, IS South CLARK st.
, 1860-04-25

NEW Ions, April 24:-Ihe prize fight be-
tween Harry Gribbn and Ed Wilson took place
this morning on Riker's Island, in the East
River. Si1ty- one rounds lksted over an hour,
md resulted in drawn battle, neither being
ahle to proceed. After the contest number Of
frhts occurred between tho friends Of the re-
snertiye nartieS.
, 1860-04-25

"a {. Il. sG3tTE.H, Ad-7a&in7 Agent, 81 Daarso7a-H.
Il datacrtd 10 secrt 4dsers.s,s or sAfs a4f a1z IN
E~a.ias Papers of sAs fo7h Tts. .s1-bE94y
, 1860-04-25

Rcpub1Ican Tf1uhiph III 4W1lWAuKees
MILWAUKEE, april 2a.--At special election
yesterday for Alderman in the Seventh WnEd,
elected By IFS msjo,ty over John c. starkwea'
ther. Democrat. Three weeks ago the Demo-
Gratis carried the ward By Is majority
, 1860-04-25

"''oos o Mr. Douglaa will
, ton, published hororit,, r. ;. 80. ~
A'Ailu@o On IL blocked up BY
49, 'u"' Ae WILL lot hs ahle TO overcome.
Ne say 10 knowing hat 3. r.w c,r,as.;o,, -,
f.ss VI '''s af@o ds, or now pledges from
u'msel'' may chang > tl.o aspect Of affairs in \
a"s' eut AZ Its 'riting, his chances do not
'eo'a 10 ~arrahs his friends in indulging in
coy exultat'oa. 1t il now probable that the
position OF Ito South will compel the Doue1sx
Delegates lrou the North to submit 10 q eon.
promise on One candidate not prominently
before the p 4hlic
, 1860-04-25

~C.E TRADE.
M,srec1ipt7 and shipr ,en.. of rr,a,,~. ,;x.
80 q" st~' during IT. past week will be found
int be following CT ,r,n.r.t;re ,,h,..
, 1860-04-25

Stcss! S1cssl S1cxs !-Chambers i Dubois.
ll5 and III Dearborn street, are painting erer!
des criptiou Of Signs, BanneTs, &c., in the b.st
str les at very Ion prices. ap9-lm
, 1860-04-25

e The Executive Committee in charge Of
the proposed Art Exposition, will meet this
evening at 1t o'clock precisely, at the fremont
House.
, 1860-04-25
p}rfHa 4 CrihuttE
{~1IICA Go .

..-o71cE TO -n-3fL SN' ---
r-,,. ,1,,, -, Tic ,.-;a:~l, 16sCRIBER1,
tAe TINE waoR TEE ~4e'ss r sussu11ts slsr4
qxAsf4d u ez-7"ffr' fao*> II rAlD. 1Asv r..
.A.. II, ttp.. rtt< d". 81 al ,p.r. viu !. .pp.3
-----ao 70 Witch ta.v h. -. b<en .,tI
, 1860-04-25

T1kE's PEAkEns, ATTENTION !-Complttc Rub.
Der Outfits, Coats, Camp Blankets, etc, eec., at
Jno. B. lde:on &C., q Dearborn st. ap3-sf
, 1860-04-25

Tnc NORTHWESTERN FExAIE Co11EcE.-The
Summer Term Of the Northwestern Femnla COL
fcge, at Evanstoa, will begin on Monday, May
7th
, 1860-04-25

GREAT BARGAIN.-The nndi-
Mi is otrrA for sale shout nIeouEth Of lts
7are. Il consists Of saw Nil. With Two :nney and
onr crcular x,Ws aul LAth Nils Stnrs and torc~hIuss
ots iarxe Roadtnr house. nve s1 arke
ba!n and eompsts set Sf !oo!s t. t9t nna
Ii situated on the outlet et Portage Lake ~ Fos tnu
Lake Mlch8ana srean With constant supply of Tasa
from Gooda. P,lcc &s0oo.-4A1 down bases o1e TO
spd three year with Interest," u 10 Per cent Eos fulthe
rsSsicuiass tuqulre Of HANNAH ROChN ELL. OF 40
dress post of1ce box 6i5. Chicago. L. .u,,,.,
fihs. ~ Nayrh Un1u9t3 III
, 1860-04-25

WANTED-By good, strong
tltne that vii! paE bis expenses Address E. r.. 1t ths
, 1860-04-25

CHICAGO HAAs.-Our hotels, the fremont in
particular, arc giring preference 10 the L. i B,
hatns orer every other in market, md all who
have tried this chieago product of Messrs. LAT:
hn Brown to be superior excellence.
, 1860-04-25

...,hn 1s;s o. s. ra:r = Ca.oSxo hs SoassZ sNaSea
- - WaetIne hs FIRST FRhA1uM. 0fa1a M s,issf ~
he Locs suih usds By th!s n.ehae L ths on1J .M
,hst cannot k.elisd. md taat sns s
oPe oPee usea sses ss as fso a u. e.
tTs No nly ,he;ad 30 Eaos. as ~ ~ ,sIpa of
aai1 Or Haauaetae1 vtth stfsssh nd ee.aty te
ssmMreasrs rron1ra 10 60 It's tsns hy hand: .
"s5s e. ,sIa s!:e1f NJ o.s
~ - srhina this il ID Mcxntly a1pEtt 70 too~
use II oriers executed v!th or ~ ns1
~ uss ,hea and en- b. delivered ey .92Iets t"1oS. ~
1or51to " yr9 1se'to 4 ETHITiEa \, uensrM A&:1t,
~ -'os- '"' = rnh1- h1ll-aH1Et4
, 1860-04-25

NJILL FOR SALE.-Thc fine Wa
IL ter Mil known IS the .Aqueduc: MIL" In 0ttaws
a.ale county ILL., This Mil has ria Of four and oHs.
Grain md tu tet Of Merchant Bolts and $50 couas1y
bolt xh Corn aad ho toSsfhsI H. ~s'a soS.
Packing Machine wetssd hy ths m Tae 'aessoes
for Improved Real Es:zte in chleHo; GEO MANN.
rrpps.etor For terms Inquire Of GEO. H. NOkKis
Real Estate Qtacr, No. - Lasae street. ap.61lua
, 1860-04-25
TD Rertt.

ITO RENT-Room (20 by 8o) ll5
Lake STREET near cark. No better rooru location
Il ths ey. Ken. only t+n Jt4r. 1Equ.se n Goo1ds
Mcs!t Eee1, ssaae hu4i1tns. a2.4cl123t
, 1860-04-25

WANTED-By q Physician, an
~ o1ec In e9nzecton v.th another ps..ou in good
locality the South Side. Good reference. and fc1aer.
alton xisea. Address. Immediately, boz $500, Chicago
pos. otBce. aps4xs:
, 1860-04-25

ITO RENT--On Michigan avenue.
"a. OLD srst tbs middle house o. the block az thres
brown houses fronting Est Apply ne1t Ioot NORTH
10 GEO. E. C0FGDUS. - Lake s::te:, up sta!ss-
, 1860-04-25

THH ALssox.-Ar. Collins is now in thls civ
representing the AlLjoa uen.p.ner. and d.1;r.
ef'ng the s"i'erb engraving, Landseer's Dee.
rass' to subscribers. Tho paper itself i. A.
traet1re, but made doub1y 80 by the bonus
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-25
TO BE CONTINUED.


BELL NOMINATED By ABoIrIoNlsrs.-
Can amy honest and impartial enquirer
after truth doubt the political com
plcXion of the convention that nomina-
ted Bel and Everett? There were GER
talnly twenty-five Abolitionists in that
body, who made bold to declare their
sentiments i'll their votes. Thirteen
votes were cas for Mclean of Ohio.
who was, for a long time, the favoritc
of the Black Republican party, and
who dissented from the bred Scott de-
cision, by which the Union party now
profess to c Nine votes were
given TO Edward Bates, of Missouri, a
man that everybody thought stood a
very fair chance for the Black Rcpubli-
can nomination, and who is thoroughly
identified with the party. With these
signs upon the record, what do the Bell
and Everett men at the South think of
Their associates -Independent South.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-25

NJ Here is the n. Y. HcraLd's notion
OF the way to get out of 'thc present
crisis :"
The best thing that Mr.. Douglas and
Nh. johnson can do, and the best that
Nj. Bell and Mr.. Everett can do, in this
crisis, for themselves, their friends and
their country, is to withdraw from this
Presidential canvass, so as to remove
all distractions to a fair fight between
Lncoln and Breckenridge, the only two
candidates for President who will be
heard of in the electoral vote of the
Union.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-25


49,
dI~ptra%'lh'h' the I'-t''" ia i''l,
assaulted, T. use Nj. hfrcR'nFi"-"
words "alI tn" ra"iititrS r>'y3, tlr'
distinguished senator from lI'''''a'
Mr. Douglas, VINO seems - tr % par
tlrular I2N"rl'r inns called un N'
Richardson, ct Illinois, vino protested
that these articles were written with
ont tine kn"wIcdrr OF judi" i'"u-I3|
and were against ms ~vl'"s @"'d "~I-hc';
and also that Mr.. Douglas, haNlnE
learned that a violent attack was 10 hr
made HV'm GC1. Butler Ia the February
nmahrr, lid all h" could f" prevent 1t,
but without effect. Nit. hrcrNmrd%e
concluded IN thcs" WORKS: "NEam, !
say, LET Us be- Just let us b" iaIr. let
no man 10y himself, or through ms
friends, attempt t. proH"'" Individual
interests by tradncinE others. II tins
course be continued, W. viii not sue
coed; we ought not to succeed
Ever the faithful advocate oi IN" -
form Of abuses iH the Government. and
economy IN lis expenditures, Eo boldly
OPP scd ail imuuupJiics, subsidies ami
Extravaganza.
Amongst the various combinations
which were formed To- fastcn themselves
upon the Government rs perpetual sti-
pcndiarics, during his service IN Con-
~rcsS, were, the Ocean Steam sub
sidics.'
Steam lines had been built. chiefly
with public money, to run TO Liverpool.
California and Oregon, and applications
were made to admit other parties 10
participate in the national gratu-
itv. Lines were asked; 10 Antwerp.
in the West Indies. to Brazil. Nenc-
zIcla. Havana. HAMBURG. Genoa Gi-
bral.cr. MarsriIlcs. Toulon and Chi
ua. and with au ~cvnousivo ortarcris.
moi 10 be controlled Inv considerations
of race or region. This combination Of
enterprise and capital arpraIcd 70 all
sections Of the Union. and to All int.
rests Of s~,ri,tv ,rr,.,En., o1l.o :, IL,
patriotism # the L,I..sr ,I,, ,.,ir,ti,r.
Of fine ambitions and tL, ;ntnro,,s e
the sorLiJ Tho ocrrc,.oto 81 A., M
p~yopriatiops asked far tLi. nrr,.sn
witb fla. ,,,m oIr,,,L. a,,E.I -
lar purpose. Amounted r. more th,r s;y
millions of dollars
The combination to cor~,- Ali. ito.
tic monopoly was norcrfri ,nJ 5aTmn.
Nous. In the I,n~uamr If Mr. FL
inridgc. the steam honntv sv..cr cam.
mandcd the most no,vnrrni and ,dcto,..
mined outside pressure ever LrnngI,t +,
bear upon any ~deliberative body
1t was against this no,varrui ,,o,or.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-25
Important Notice.

Among all MS other good qualities, which are
universally acknowledged. it has been found 10
be highly useful and beneiceut 10 Women IN the
state OF Pregnancy, and that it facilitates then
delivery.
II also improves positively the quality and in.
creaseS the quantity of Mix Of Nurses.
No other Kind OF food can he compared 10 il:
II may be administered without fear to the
youngest children; It refreshes and strengthens
them. and preserves them against a great many
diseases peculiar To their age.
We may therefore confidently recommend it
10 every family.
Every one-ponnd paper of the SANITARY
CRUEL contains thirty-two portions Tor one
person. They are all signed by p. MARNAY
Inventor and Peicnlee.
ITO be had in PLAQUEMINE Of CAR
son x kEARNY. mhl7
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-25
B1 E'. " 81 "

TIL" inventor Of his hcw and Invaluable ROM.
aIy has taken Ta'r,r'S ia france. England. SEQ.
land, Ireland Belgium ~"i'l- iurra States
The most chIo-ic coa,,I?acv yi.ni, 10 tho
dairy use If the lnyigoraIug Crucl.
The Cruel Is a pheasant food. and requires 70
particular dIet. II eXci)rS the appetite. and acts
iaNmdhiy cit the digestive organs. and cu,ss
more 81 less rapidly, but surely Away. IN every
disease oi The stomach. such dS
Dyspepsia, Ga>trtIS. Heartburn, Masrims. Sic.
Headache. Pans in the Stomach, Cos'iverass
Vomiting, Chronic Diarrhea. Ne: &c.
The iuvi-JIaiIug GrIci Is taken ~ dtTerer.
ways with Il Lrolh-with water OF swas,anad
miIk-wlth 81 without the orange hover water
y spoonful OF 1t Is sufficient. aud should be m,
~ boiling milk and remain - or % minutes
10 be taken morning and evening.
For further particulars apply TO the General
Depot. No. IA Cont street, between Char;res
and Royal streets. New Orleans.
For sale, wholesale and retail, bv
A. BERNAUD-reaBvR.
nepots in all the principal cities in the UNI.
led SiatpS.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-25

bSB- Always look out for No. 1. 1t is
the only figure that will enable you to
cut a figure. The principle refers alike
to getting a rich wife, a pretty COM
panion, and the first shad of the season.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-25

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LEGISLATURE Cd NCAI"'A!.
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congress al critical lrii''' "l our ms
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peril 10 our country. Ii"orIo&'I H'u'''-
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tra'Ic parry % 'Ilc county nAcu ne.
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