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GIVE THE PEOPLE RELIEF.

u ne EIior Of ne Wt'y.
The stoHd indifference with which the Legi-hturs
seems TO regard the troubles and anxiees of the people
b,s excited an indignation. not loud but deep aud the
los muteria-s, which enc nears all sides, betolel
the coming Of storm which not sv,r.ed will be av-
h As yet there have been few forced sales bu. Ihe
prices Of property these few have opened the eyes OF
hc debtor Glass to The utter and entire ruin which I'M
peuis over them; and leo the Legislature adjourn o.ttot
granting relief and let che executions which viii he -
sled on delivery boud' hy he spring Courts, be placed
iu ,be hands OF the Shcrhs Tor collection and you viii
see a state Of tangs which makes me shutier 10 con
template The debtor class (which Is major'y,l driy
ea to despcra ION by the cry for bread from their chill
d-en viii raise the cry Of blood and be the
cless Shylocks who have cruelty and unnecessarily
brought tl,, ruin upon thrm The banks have StGgsi
tas payment of sr obligations, which has been sane
toned by the Legislature. Are the people OF this Com
ouwealth less 70 be considered than "soueS corpora
tons ~ Perhaps the accommodations they receive NAV
open their ewes wide the necessity Of protecting banks
and close them 70 he wants OF the people The sgus
Of the times portend war Do you think the patriotism
AID LOYALTY Of q citizen will be increased BY having been
deprived Of his property by unteeing crtdor!-end
do YOU suppose be would be willing 20 take up arms 10
defence OF a. property, which toaH h aud IS i.oo ano
herss No-When he shoulders his musket his first OBJ
i-c. would be TO wr,ak vengeance upon his enemy at
lgs feeling truly tha, he vas man than "the
Yankee" The Legislature has been frightened by the
cry Of 'repudadou raised hy the Shylocks; but be-
Lsve il is malicious slinder and that the debtor class
desire 20 paw all thew "Have patience With me,
aad will paw thee all Is the eA,ent Of their prayer;
ali surely considering the amenaole condition OF the
country, it is reasonable. T.
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rNDER WHICH 10 BEZ0NIAN.

I5 ne Ei,t2y Of He Whiy:
I,sto be presumed that the honorable members of
th. late House Of Representatives, who signed the IA
nous m,aiesto to the people of Virginia, the eve Of
the late election for members OF the Safe Convention,
sill D., candidates for reelection this Spr,g. VIII they
announce themselves "a candidates for che Congress o.
a K public 90 whose Government they profess 10 COVE
no aegluce or viii they ask for seats in the Congress
of the Sou. .hcrn Coniederacys QUERIST.
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nIcuNANn FEnArILx 1ssI - Z


AN SATURDAY February 2Sd, end on each r,
~ succeeding SATURDAY until u'thsr no St2s1-sks sS1
lice an Accommodation Train will leave Richmond at O'Clock,
p NJ and arrive at the Junction at 1881, p NJ
AN. , - -...- .
70 q. G.. TALCOTT, SupL
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by the use Of these pshe periodic attacks OF Hrgous Sex
Headache msy be prevented snd II taken at the
men. Of an attack relief from pain sickness will
obtained.
They seldom fail In removing the Nausea and HsddGe,s
which females subject
They act gently upon the bowels, s,--removng CoHreaess
For literary Men, Sgdsn Delicate femAes and AL persons
Of sdanayy hdbi they valuable Ldsdtes improving
appetite giving and vi0or TO the digestive g,ns aod
restoring elasticity and strength Of the whole system
The CEPHALIC PILLS the result Of long nvesg End
carefully conducted having been many years
during which time they have prevented and relieved
OF palm and suffering from Headache, whether orgns
ting in the system from deranged state Of the
stomach.
They entirely vegetable their composition and may be IA
ken at all times with perfect safety without making change OF
diet and neGIencs Of any dagreedJie ra renders ess
10 ddniRiSter them 10 children.
BEWARE OY C0UHTEREETsi
The genuine have Eve signatures Henry spang each
box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers In Medicines
box will be sent by mail, pFepsd, receipt Of the
PRICE, 81 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed TO
HENRY G. SPALDING,
As Cedar Street, New York.
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OLD DogsINIoN INSURANCE COMP

OLD DOMINION INSURANCE COMPANY
" Capital ss0o,eoei -, @, o,,,
T,, now prepared receive applications for FIRE
AND NARiNE INSURANCE. on favorable terms
piREOroks:
Cab W,rtham. John y. Gseanor
Jnhn Rnders Geo. 3. Palmer,
sapi NJ Prise wm. s. Tripett,
RFIadd =. q. Tardy,
Jno stsws,t Wsker VIM. Ourrle,
Luther X. Sp;msn, "a, ~ ClenshaW,
pei q TWsrwlck John IT, Williams,
Jas 8. Kent, s1tk DoShey,
Uer,re p Edmond. 1hos. Jones,
Jas Al Talbot Edwin A. Smith,
Grsin n payenport Ro A. Paine,
Geo. W. YGncey, 10 mhhsmsI
Joe. lrummcl, mm. T. hagshi,
Wm. Brent nehy Y; OAoeh
Ro Ii. MsuTey, - 1go; ,,n ". koyser;
CHls. T. wosTHiN, secy. ms1o-u
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E,REsp SUPPLY RArnLY GHOCRRrss.

10 frkns No. Goshen Butter
II Ibis BgckGheat Flour
b. Dds ouperhne Extra and Family Pour
sInoked and Picked Salmon
8s = bhis No. N. @. Roe HerrIozs
% pEEs Nc. Mscketei
70 5ss English Dairy Pine Apple and Goshen ohee,,
0Gi Meal Py Flour. &c &c
Just received and for the lowest ters ~ Each . A.,
prompt customers, At hlENfS co.'s Family Grocery
hoI4 % and Main Sta
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NEW GOODS
CrenShaw Wooden Mills.
RICHMOND.
LNANCY oAesIMEREs, all wool,
l. LADIES CLOTH CLOAKs
:DEO BLANKETS, 4e, &C.
81 SlNiJ pRTcr
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DGGGETT & AEDERsON.

6ONERNOR STREET,
RI receiving FOR the Fan Trade Caurtrgs Oh Cloth, RAJ
"A tnfs, Curtain od Corners and 3anl Wlndo- Shades
Paper Hanginrs, Carried Hair sa At low tri.
csrpcis Curt.iSs Beds ana SsresEes 10 U Az | no.
tee Paper hanging done In BE city county by superior work
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DILs ViHNoy. ONO Jnn. ~. IsGi.

HssHY C. sFLDsa, Eq,
Please Tn iscosai ave ceLts arotAe
box OF your c.phsLc PILL 3hev are truly ne bss. PS IAir
frsr trirf.
Direct sTovRG, Pm.
Belle Vernon, wyandot Co, o.
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AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $500, 90;

AUTHOR RsXED CAPITAL. $500, 900!
THE PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK,
OF THE CITY oP RICHMOND.
gEyHE PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK having an ample nhh Gap
l and Chartered the Legislature OF Virginia, Will receive
ncpostes OF Rive Dollars and upward which Interest
vii be paid Of six een,um per snnun remaining
month"; Five cenlum per angnm less an sin moh
Interest payable SemI-A nnU9ily, desired
Depoes received at theE ofe 81 the store OF esss Dnto
j. WILSON, President.
A ur-rzveor Tressurer. mali-iy
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THE ALABAMA IESURhNCE COMPANY
HsONTGOWE2Y, AEA.
Capital paiG IN i"N'''
DIRECTORS.
W O WILLIAMS, n A. CLARK,
RlyN, JpEN 4. hAORs, HUIchLsps,
I AR.pCrnN WADE KEYEs, N
A PUBLICATIONS. received Office, 81 Commerce Street
u MontPomcry Ala W. G. BIRB Prest.
The sbcriber Si take PIBE MARINE aud SLAVE RISKS at
city rates Office the pres Factory 9th ard
Canal Streets Richmond va Applications aeresed TO by
letter o Otherwise viii receive prompt attention
igIl-ly in. y. MAYO, Agent.
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From ne Democrat, 81 Cloud, MINI.
you have troubled eaieche send for
box ephal' p that may have them In Of an at
tack
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sPRUcE CaEzE, HUSTyCros Co, Pa, |
T.Uu.-v fNgf
II. @. sPALDiSG.

You VII 7lslr send two bOtes OF your Cephslc Pls
them imned at,lr. Resp'c fu ly yours,
NO. 81 oJs
Ps-Iha0e ref one 1ar ef yorr P'1 osd yrd item orc-
IN.
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From Ne DemocrnL 81 Clo,D

From he Examiner, Norfolk, Vd
They have been tested In than thousand cases. with
tire SUCCESS
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From ne Examiner Ho-jt,lt, Va
Cephalc Pills accomplish the object for which they made
viz: Cure OF headache In all It's forms.
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EARNEN StED FOR PhLL sOWING
~ Early Large York Cabbage
10 oxhear do
DO sGgafoN do
Large Druuheai do
DO Pat Dutch do
Early CsnlfoWers
Round Savoy Spsp,sh
GriGlu Curei Eale
Early Butter Lettuce
Do Hardy HAmmersmI,h DO
Black and Spanish Rsdisb for sale By
oc9 wM PALMER SON A CO.
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From ne Adsertiser, Prociisace n. T.
The Cephaic Pills said remarkably effective remedy
for the headache and OF the best for that frequent
complaint which has been discovered
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yxTANTED-Every Druggist and Grocer purchase Sempe
w Infallible Baking Powder. Factory,
18th and Franklin Streets,
JOHN W. GARLfCK,
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with to s4ad more box Of your Cephalc Pills.
hare ftceirsd gredfdsdi oJ JsEs fran neai
Yours, prctfallv.
MAai ANN sToIRHoUsE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-02-01
Olwstcad on Slavery.

Mn. OiMsTEADis books ON the slave states, bear
the reputation Of great impartality and almost
all his statements are supported by citations
from southern authority. From his " Bortier
Stare States, I'VE make the following extract,
which We commend to our readers for its sound
sense and just views:
Let me frankly and with the most respectful and
friendly disposition toward those who disagree
with me, state my cunvictions On this subsct'
Very little candid, truthful, unprej ejudircd public
discussion has yet been had on this veN'd subject
Of slavery. The extremists Of the South esteem
their opponents as madmen robbers. and in.
variably misrepressnt, misunderstood and con.
seguently entirely fail " meet their arguments.
The extremists Of the North esteem the slave
holders as robbers and tyrants, wlliully and male
violently oppressive and cruel. Dlt | suppose
more has been done TO prevent reasonable views
and judicluus action, by both, both North AMI
South, who have held moderate and more reason
able opinions, than by those Of either OF the ex-
ueme parties. 1 mean that, in the endeayor 10
suppress agitation, they have produced an un.
healthy distrust and an unsound and dangerous
condition of the public mind. In the feversh Of
fort to peace, they have forgotten, rs IL APP
parent, the simplest demands Of prudence. "Men,"
says kAcAUlAY, "are never 50 likely % settle q
question rightly ~ when they dist,pis II freely"
This principle Is at the basis Of free nstitutisns.
It's reverse IL the apex Of dsspotsin. The attempt
~ suppress discussion has given every advantage
~ the unterrihed parsisAns on both sides who as
sume 10 hQht for truth and right.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-02-01
,.,. S3s, ,.yD2 900

II Ia, slso been r,por,ed ,hs. A call Of A liar
.h.,s is IN be lsv,sd N cor,.,. An. n.,v ,r,,.,,
tisn. We have the authority Of the receiver for
saying that no call is contemplated, he believing
that II the road is allowed " 20 on as al present.
until the time for the completion Of the purchase,
the LIST Of December next, the earnings Of The COM
p,ny will be sufhcisn. 10 nay of all liabilities for
back COUPONS and obyate the necessity fer any call
a, Tho hn,d nv ,,ocL.o,dar.
VI thc p'ht VI ob''ht"uoih'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-02-01
Calamities.

IHE FREsuET or ruE TESSEssEr has causc,l
great damage among the farmers in tho neigh
bOrhood Of Chattanooga; barns, fodder, cattle,
corn, hogs, and in some cases houses have been
swept away; a large brick block IN Chattanoo-
IA was undermined and fell In.
Two sLEIGHING ACCIDENTS occurred at Bal
timorc on Monday, in which two ladies' were
seriously hurt. In both cases tho horses ran
away and upset the vehicle.
A HORSE RAN AWAY with a cutter, at Al.
bany, on Sunday night, and in a circuitous
route TO his stable, ran over and severely in
jured an old woman named GARDINER.
UNABLE To OFT WORK, and preferring to
starve rather than bog, q German shoemaker
was discovered, by his groans, in the last stage
Of debility, In shanty at Paris, KY, on Mon
day evening, having been IL days without food,
or fire. by careful and kind nursing at the
house Of one Of tho three Messrs. REDMoN, who
discovered him, he has recovered.
NATHANIEL DRAPER, a venerable old cti-
zen Of Rochester, died on Tuesday. He had
recently finished handsome dwelling, and OH
being asked II he was building II to live in he
replied "No, to die in"
A HEROIC LITTLE BoY WAS BURNED TO death
at Annapolis, Nd, on Friday. lie put on his
mothers dress, and stumbling near tho fire,
was shockingly burned; his grandmother com
ing to his rescue, was soon on fire herself, and
tainted. Forgetting MS OWN intense agony, no
rushed uIsn her and succeeded in putting out
the flames, only TO linger an hour or two in
horrible torture.
EN-Goy. LETCIIER DIED at Frankfort, Ky.,
on Thursday week. lie had served in Con
gress several terms, was elected Governor in
1910, and was Minister to Mexico under Prcsi-
dent FIIIMoRE. In 1853 he sustained the first
political defeat Of bis life, being beaten for
Congress, in the Ashland district, by JoHN &.
BRE, kISRiDGE.
TuH COUrLING on train Of freight cars
broke few nights ago near Dixon, ILL.,, and
the engineer did not discover tho fact until,
going down n steep grade, he heard the ears
laundering down upon him. llo at once put on
steam to outrun them, hut failed, and they ran
into his engine and tender cutting five Of the
cars in half.
Is 30 CATAsrRoriiEs IN TnE USITEp STATES
during the past year, SOj persons have beeu
killed, AMI 2S3 wounded; Of 'ho former, the
Lady Elgin disaster swallowed up 400. The
tornsdoes in Iowa. Illinois, aud Pennsy ylvania,
and the shipwrecks on the northern lakes are
not included in the above; in the latter, go
lives were lost.
MIR. JAMES MITCHELL, a telegraph opera
tor, connected for many years with the South
ern and American Telegraph Co., died in
Washington on the Both Ct January, Of tv-
phOid fever. Mr.. MIrcHELIa who was greatly
bclOved aud esteemed by his brother operators
throughout the country, leaves young and
interesting family to deplore his loss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-02-01
Fshsa Street Prayer Meeting Yesterday.
The rooms were filled at the opening, and in
q few minutes there Was no4 even standi nR room

~
,'-
~" ''''''
REVIVAL IN JERSEY Sirf.-lhe ioauer said
he was from Jersey Cisy' and he wished 70 add 70
all the requests which had been read, ono Tor his
church, Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, In
which there In now IN proSress great and glorious
revival OF religion, and many sinners-SO In all
have been converted, and several Of these
were mem bers OF the Sabbath School. or
that Sabbath School he was the suPerin-
tendent. For this School he begged prayer.
Also for his two sow-now gu, of Christ One Of
them was already fitted for College, aud mons
could tell how anxious his hther and mother were
far his conversion, beore ho should entef upon his
CoIi'sso"urse
PRAYER FOR KEW. HENRY WARD BEEcHEH
AND MS CHURCH, was requested by u man
vlo stood in the doorvnv and s,iI h. WA. ab,u,
. A., -, -, a., -, .
80 over !" 'p" ch"f'h W "'ehn 'he 'ufetA ot
EDWARD CoRsIsd, he having been member Of
Tim, church piav that the death uf ,hi.
, 49,. ,--,'o.''
oeh pto'her' ~ o'eh WIN as may oe Sancuhed "
pNtor and church, and that hy II they may lie
qu.ckened In new spiritual life
hSNLVhsaNo al N''u' VI "'S 'o"S'"HeNPcr-
ence He was from the north OF Ireland, and had
C,unI f,h,ist Al
N
MAsY Asxrous were in the meeting. one man
s,o Al by the door and fingered for conyersati 1n
ot, ,,id ho nm, in ors,, si.,r... ,, accom-, .,
sih' Abh eau Be' no Pese " hlihd'
I have been here many times, but NJ
lieT eomes I feel as IL could no, 20 away
Ill 600, III, ono au, .,,,,h.r o,I,,, So, .,
un''' so' i'he'' one '''' "''''n'' ''''''''' i"
point him to jesus Christ, as the Savior. "OA!
KNOW III 'hA''" said ne 'u' now 'h'" hhi
hinf"
uFini him, by lacking for notLiny el,e I'm,
-, -, 49,. 49,,
h'h'-aha iooA !" MN ""-''sn' no'o' auu you
Wall hna him." SAID young man. "You must
no, expect 10 find him by coming 10 this meeting
.,ai, mi, ,,,o.,i,,o, 'oor,,, Io,, ,,o,,
'OI ho'P' in'' "''s''nS .'u"'' "o'P ''"'
The poor man groanei III his spirit II want
reI,tL' ne said, u want fehei'' 30 sad others
C,,,,ypssruI-A littls f.llow n German
a. si,,ins, am. dav an a s,sn ,Ir.J and co,,.nrs,
-, nan,i.msny @ y,rnn ,ha Ghiidys,,s hid s"cr,v
...nJ IS, srd ss, him ia mas .,,ncS hv b,s in
telligent expression and his friendess appear ance
and he went up 10 him They fell into talk toyeth-
en- and at ast the lad told his history but a, the
close on our visitors askln him whsther he did
eI yery much afraid, 40 alone in great city, the
brv look ed nm with such a simple expression
hith, and said I'm German No sir my yahsr and
,nntL,r ara dead aber Cot lebt noch but God
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-02-01

Kansas comes into the Union under tho Wy
andot Constitution, which was adopted in July,
1859 and ratified by the people in October Of
tho same year. by this Constitution the boun-
darics Of the states are fixed thus: The state
Of Missouri on the east, the 37th parallel Of
latitude on the south, the 23d meridian OF lon
gitude from Washington on the west, and the
list parallel Of latitude on the north. This
area Is about sixty thousand square miles, and
Includes oil the southern counties Of Nebraska.
The following persons constitute the State
Government Of Kansas, as elected in Deem
her lSJ9:
luvttnr-CnARIJB RpHISsOs.
Lieutenant. GuyernOr-7,J. l.. Roor.
Secretary OF Btats--J. w. Ronss,S.
TreasliTer-wMIIAA TliOLES.
Audlor-GEDEGE liIIYER.
Attofuey. CieneIRl-B 7. SiNPsOS.
Superintendent Public Instructlon-w X. GEIF-
pITH.
Chief Jastice-TnONfs EHIS0, Jr.
Associate JudgsB-5AMUELA A, kiSGaAs aud l., d.
BAILEY,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-02-01
No olayery In China.

In 1925, a remarkable monument was Disco
vcrcd in Sigan-fu-in Shensi, in China, being
stone tablet with long inscription commence
rating the diffusion Of the illustrious religion
Of Tc Sim, "Christianityl in China" A
translation Of it in full by DIR. BRIp0MAs will
be found In the second volume Of DIR. WILL
LAMss learned and valuable work on China.
Commencing at page 291, DIR. WILLIAMS says;
that both KIRCKER and LIZ CoMTE claimed 1t
as a record Of the success Of the Romish church
In China, but later writers have had the candor
TO allow that it commentaries the exertion Of
the HISTORIANS.
In enumersting the distinguishing character
istcs Of this illustrious religion, II has the fol-
lowing passage--"They keep no slaves but place
upos an equality the high and low"
According to the inscription, this monument
was erected AID, 7S1; and this ''illustrious
religion" was introduced into China in the year
AID, 636.
Al that time, therefore, Christians held II TO
be one VI their doctrines "tO keep no s!dves."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-02-01
Chinese Experience.

The fool .Ilovoj IN Cam, I,,rrrpp WA a.
wrctcbcd In quality as IL was s,arc, In nu,ntitv.
ond hn s,,,r,.aJ .,a,siI,, 60, 80. ,, 49,!
g"p fo,. =, hor, p ho SH va, ~" n,,i,o H"
| show. and some Nusselmans. 10 whom hc i,lkcI
, about The Koran occasionsilv ,,a,,n hin, emo
| fruit and cakos rbc nri.oncrs aiso souc,i,ncs
! sharal their moor rations with him soma
amonr ,bcsc last bowcyor ycro NO, so kinJIy,
disposed towards him Ono d,v Wills hc was
| seated In tho court y,rJ T, f:,tcrci nris,nar
| who ,r,iycJ ,nI, ~, H. s,ii 30 81, iC,r,t !,
Soc Won I an, a hi b,,,,, r,i,har AL =.
murd,rcr. IL excr v",, cbs"ra q, Ia,., .n'' ,,,o
nov again onI, yrisb I -, L.,sa a.. IyyL A.,
meet ynu q, ,b, hi,,h,,.,.,S ..nsL ~ III. "
thc Ccur, .if I W. I,,, sr,o D., 81 a., ,eJ
my ner,ip,, Won tbc,, ,,,,,Ij hn os ,,i L,,
liitlc ,nusroncncc " 'n"''
Tho unner ami - IN. ,ris,,, ,-,., ,,
poli2ed hy soy"n N,nJ IN uh, " - n,'uo ~,
graded and sentenced for v,rions cr;mcs R',
the Count' = Loaf rr,,J ,v,s =, ,.,,,,, ,Ii,,, -
had bccn in aboyc ,hron ,.,,rs on :, w is
killing man Who hal .,;on,n,,J q, ,i,',iHLs,
in love. Ills mother was Crcnnc,,lv ,Jmi,,.J
TO sco him. and their cxtromo mutual ,g"c,;on
|. l,.crilcJ Ly th, Cnunt a. -, ,',Li'''
The Count Wi, also ynrv kindiy ,r,,,nJ h,'
man Of 10 who had becn scyen yc,,s /, III
charged with adul,oratin,, in,o,s ~ ,iIycr ,yi,h
lead This concr fnr sucL 4, oO,c, h., 80
inrots Of silver n,ssin,, currr,t 1, iar 20 "',',
ments, was ox,romclv dcvnui rxh"r,G;n,,P Go PTb ~,
Count To mt his trust In nu,l,lhs n,,I rr,,n,,,,
Iy ,o rrrc,, ,h, ,,.,l
tc.h,. ''''''' ''''''''" W ->'''''
When tho Conn, had in sor,, .io,,r,, r,oo,,.
cred he was twirc wisi,cI L,., WInJ,,;, ",
the Light bluc hutton On ,Ec DE-, nn,,.;n" W
after gazing long and kcenly NJ IN. Cann, hi,
Mandarin pronounced him to Lr "nne n, ,bnsc
lonr-haireA reLci, from tho rroyinco ~ t",D T,DD
ton" Tho Cnunt indi,n.n,Iy r,r,inJ H., H.
was not from Canton. and cnnId nnt hc n ro,,eI
inasmnch as he had ncyrr L,rn n suIic,t NJ ,I,,
Empcr,r. Tho Mandarin cty,rt,J not ~ he,r
this plain rotort. The Count was suhsenncnti,
questioned IA to tho number Of Russians and
Americans whom the Mandarin cir,ciei "a ha'
l,yc TO bc in the allied army. md hc wa. ono.
cially required 10 state wbrtbrr IN" RmncrnI oS
the French held his nowers frnm The bcaI nS ,ha
Celestial cmpire. Itc answered. LnIlIy nnJ ,r','
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