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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The House met at l o'clock A. NJ
Leave of absence granted Mr.. WRIGHT, of Ga,
account of ndisposton, and to Messrs. KEENAN, and
LEWIS of Georgia, on account of urgent business.
SITRE AND MINING BUREAU.
Mr.. B0TELER of Va, under a suspension of the
rule reported bill from the Committee on Ordnance
and Ordnance Stores, to establish Nitre and Mining
Bureau. Laid the table and ordered to be printed
THE HOUR OF MEETING.
Mr.. GARRETT Of Va, moved a suspension of the
rule to enable him to offer a resolution fixing the daily
hour Of meeting at i o'clock A. NJ The yeas and NAYS
having been called the motion lost twothirds not
voting in the affirmative.
On motion of Mr.. GARRETT, the House agreed to
meet tomorrow at II o'clock.
AMENDMENT or THE sEQUEsTRATIoS LAWS.
Mr.. GRAY, of Texas, by consent, introduced a bill
supplementary to and amendatory of the several acts
for the sequesaon of the estates property and effects
of alien enemies and for the indemnity of citizens of
the Confederate States and persons aiding the same in
the existing with the United States Laid on the
table and ordered to be printed
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT
Mr. FO0TE, of Tenn, by instruction of the Joint
Committee of Investigation on the Navy Department,
moved the printing of the accumulated evidence before
the committee, which agreed to.
Mr. SMITH, of Ala, moved a suspension Of the rule
enable him to introduce papers which he desired
to have printed. Lost.
On motion of Mr. R0YST0N the House went into
secret session on the Tax Bill
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Respectfully,
QUESTION.
THE GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION.

To Lhe Editor Of tie Wig:
As the approaching election Of Governor will prove
something akin to scrub.racc" unless the votes of the
people can be concentrated, suggest that the mem-
bers OF the House of Delegates hold informal meet
ing, day after adjournment and without nOmna-
tons debate proceed to baiot-eaeh member deposit
ing in the box slip Of paper indicating his first and
second choice for Governor Let the result Of the bal
otng be published and the voters ofthe Commonwealth
will doubtless select Governor of the three per-
who may receive the endorsement of the popular
branch of the General Assembly in the manner suggest
ed The result of the baotng should be recorded and
published thus; For lst choice votes; I'd choice -
votes Sd choice - votes Total - votes. The same
with B, G, etc. CIvIs.
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man whom he has perhaps Witnessed thus disgrace him

whom he has perhaps witnessed thus disgrace him.
SELF
If this outrage is inflicted why not place next to him
CONTRARY to the practice of all civilized countries where
CONSUMPTION prevaisl the felon who last week served
out his term in the penitentiary!
second provision, somewhat indSlinctly given
reads as if equally calculated intended to humate
officers who have resigned and perhaps been forced to
such resignation
If present when their resignation is accepted, and liza
BILE to corscripon, they Immediately to be enrolled
as conscripts in their own brigade
If absent the General Order provides that abe may
select in his former command any company from his
own State in which to be enrolled"
Imagine las in a not fancifu case) Colonel resgning
for the purpose of entering some other corps as pr
vate sooner than under his Brigadier and
prosecuted back into the same brigade private.
Can you Mr.. Editor, throw any light on the interpre
tSon to be given to the last proyiso. Does it mean
may or must
Respectfully,
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HOrSE OF DELEGATES.

The bill TO prevent the dstillaton of grain
riousy amended and ordered to its engrossment.
Under the act to representation from counties,
&c. in the power Of the public enemy, the following
gentlemen we're sworn in: Col. THOMAS S. RAYMOND,
from the county of Marion ROBERT Z. CowAy, from
the county of Preston.
The following bills passed
Authorizing the sale of the district school house and
lots attached thereto;
Senate bill establishing agency in Richmond for
the purpose Of receiving and forwarding clothing, shoes
and other contributions for the Virginia soldiers;
Incorporating the Insurance and Savings Company Of
the city of Petersburg
The bill allowing stockholders of the Northwestern
Bank to Exchange their stock for stock in the Grazers
Bank, was taken up its first reading, read second
time and ordered to its engrossmcnt.
The hour of three o'clock arriving, the chair then
vacated until half-past seven, p. N. III
A more full report is crowded out DO
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10 he Editor of he Wig:

Allow me TO call attention to Paragraph ii. Of GEN
eral Order No a. this day published by order of Adu
tant General Cooper:
II. Officers Of the army who are dropped from the
rolls cashiered by coursnartiA or whose designations
are accepted and who may thus become liable to mill.
tary duty under the Consumption acts will when pre-
sent with their commands be at once enrolled by their
respective brigade commanders When not so present
their names will be furnished by their commanding Off.
GERS to the proper enrolling officer of the district to
which hey belong, in which they reside Provided
that any officer liable enrolment may select in his
former command any company from his State in
which TO be enrolled
One provision of this Paragraph is clearly humiatng
to the soldier. commissioned officer, for instance,
is caShiered for dshonorable dsgraceul conduct
Now conceive the feelings of the private possibly gen.
tlenan of cultivation, who has periodically volunteered
at being forced to march, elbow to elbow, next to the
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A FIELD FOR SOUTHERN ENTERPRISE.

To the Editor Of The Wig:
There is in the county of Augusta, about six miles
southwest of Waynesborough, large deposit of the
purest Kaon, porcelain clay 1t is white lime
and perfectly free of grit other mpurty The dis
cOvery made, many years ago, in digging u
WE'LL and the gentleman on whose farm it was
found not knowing what the character of the sub
stance thus brought to light sent some OF il to the
writer of this notice, and he being equally ignorant,
sent it to Professor VIM B. Rodgers then at the unver-
sity of Virginia Professor Rodgers analysed it, aud
pronounced Kaolin of the purest quaity-such is
used in the manufacture Of the finest porcelain The
supply is unlimited.
With the characteristic indifference of Virgaians,
to the treasures with which their State has been blessed
no effort has been made to convert this valuable
substance to any practical use.
As China ware is now in great demand, the writer
(who has no interest, whatever in the property has
thought he would be doing public service, by calling
the attention of capitalists this rich deposit par
ties acquainted with the manufacture Of China and
Porcelain ware would establish works near the place
referred TO- they could not only minister the public
necessities, but reap for themselves rich harvest of
profit The supplies of wood and water in the neigh
borhood, abundant S.
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vesgate the management Of the Navy under its present
head Secretary MALLORY reported that the committee
had closed the investigation and had mass of testi
mony, written upon about 1000 pages of foolscap the
printing oil which, by order of Congress, he was in
structed TO ask for Until that testimony was printed
the committee would submit their report The tes-
umony embodcs much historical information which, il
not printed, would probably he lost to the country IL
"oaiu make book oil about 1000 pages octave and
COS. ABOUT $4,000 for five hundred copies He moved
printing. =" 'on'rac' luz inc
agreed to. '"' "''''n was
PAROLES or PRISONERS
Mr.. HENRY, OF Tenn, submitted the follou;no ma
ambe and resolutions, which were agreed pre-
Whereas, information has been received which :. -
ieved to be reliable to the effect that the enen
the habit of disregarding the parole of prisoners
by army and of ordering them again into the s.
vice before they have been exchanged it Is therefore
ResOlred That the Committee on Military Affairs in
quire into the facts of the and report by bill OF
otherwise.
On motion of Mr. BARNWELL, the Senate then wen
into secret legislative session.
THE INPREssNEST BILL.
When the doors were rc-opened the Senate resumed
the consideration of the House bill regulate impress
ments by officers Of the army, etc.
Several amendments were proposed, discussed and
voted upon.
The question was at length put upon the adoption OF
Mr.. WGEALLs substitute Tor the House BILL as amended
and decided in the negative. The vote was recorded
follows
YEAs-Messrs. Barnwel, Burnett, Clay, Davis, Max.
well, Oldham, Orr, Scnmes, Sparrow acd Wgfall-lO.
NAYs-Messrs. Baker, Browp, Caperton, Clark Dortch
Haynes, Henry, Hill llunter johnson, of Ark Mitchell
Peyton, Phelan, Simms and Yancey-lJ.
Mr.. SEMMES then moved to amend the House bill.
further by striking all after the ing clause and
inserting the proposition submitted by him some days
since. The motion was agreed to-yeas, 49, nays H..
MIR. HUNTER was excused from voting at his request
as the Legislature OF Virginia had adopted joint resou-
tons On the subject which rendered it improper in his
opinion to vote ON the question as presented.
The bill amen0ed, ordered to be engrosscd
and the question being then put the passage of the
bill, was decided in the negative by lie vote0ycas IL,
nays H.
Mr.. HUNTER was again excused from voting, but re-
marked that he would have voted in the negative.
Mr.. HENRY, of Tenn, moved reconsideration OF
the vote by which the bill was rejected. Agreed to-
Pending the further consideration of the subject
On motion OF Mr.. ORR, the Senate adjourned.
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The market for gold opened with rather brisk de-
and to-day and the premium advanced to 50 10 the
close, there less disposition pay this rate The
chiefly Of the class who have been purchasing for the past
days Some Of the brokers selling Yankee green baesr At
50 80 prem We quote Baltimore bank notes 60 prem
gnia, North South Carolina and Georgia 80
prem-sfm
We note a continued upward tendency in the prices
Provisions, and kinds OF Groceles EuSar materially
advanced Rice is also higher. holases sold auction
day. at IS IS gall lot Of sound Hans sod, today
At ArlhI0 cfn n n
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NARRIED.

On the 81 Of March, by the Rev DR.. Bdou Capsa CAMM
PATHS n 10 Miss MARY E. daushte OF Nicholas Ills fsq-
| all Of Buckingham.
At the residence Of the brides father 9Th February By sev
Mr. Person. BUSHs00 W. LYNN OF Loudoun county TO FAM
ME II. ALL! N four h daughter Of Ru sell w. Allen!
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The AlbemarIe Meeiine.

In publishing the proceedings of the meeting in Abe
marie the conclusion of the manuscript VAS unluckly
omitted. Il a follows:
"On the reading of the resolutions in the meeting,
they we're opposed by Capt W. H. Crank aud DR.. VIM.
F. Gooch-but were adopted seriatm with but few dis
scntng voices
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
SENATE.

MONDAY, March ., 1868.
The Senate met at IL o'clock, N. Prayer by Rev
Geo. Woodbridge of the Episcopal Church.
NATURALIZATION LAWS
Mr.. CLAY, of Ala, introduced bill 10 repeal the
naturalization laws. Referred the Committee of the
Judiciary.
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GBe 8itBmunb taBig,
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1893.
TO CORRESPONnENrS.

- LSsrs BSsiAeSs % addressed 70 AS "ESitor
4 AZ Wig"
rtess BOA siss Of tss paper tsiR H0 De quo
AsAsd TAis a rule Of long nihg Oughf % % kn0eR
al and t0iu On Be dspdrted rom obituary noscs'
sEcsoiag sres lines CHARGED lT ddUsrtisenoafs
- Ne undertake % rstsrE rejected eo1HaHR'oa-
,foEa
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PROT. @. J. WOODS
Il / I Il RE TOR 1--WE

inEs astonishing preparation turns the
Fair back to its original cater, after hav-
ing become graz. and reinstates it in all
It's original heath. iu>ter, softness and
beauty -removes all DanrLtf from the
Scalp, and al unpleasant itching. 1t will
also cure Cu'aneous Esuplions. such As
'caid Head. latter, &c aud hence creates
? perfectly healthy condition Of the Scalp,
BY acl;ag as Slimnlan. and Tonic 10 the
organs supplying the coioring matter to
the Hair completely restoring them to
'heir original vigor and heallh-thns pre-
venting al tendancy to become gray.
1t also prevents the Hair from becom-
ing uaheaIihy and falling off, aud causes
it to grow and thicken where it is gone.
BY resuscita'ing the organs necessary to
supply nutriment ant. "oloring matter
Thousands Of Soldiers in the Army have
testified TO the above. who had become
gray and lost their Hair by sickness,
change Of climate, and :nattention, while
performing camp duty.
Is Restorative and Dressing, it has
no equal.
7. & j. ROBINSON,
Wholesale & Retail Agents for North
ern Wisconsin.
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Recall OF Gen. Mcclellan.

The city coGnei! Of New York have
passed feso1.ion requesting tho pre,;-
dent TO restore Gen. Mcclellan 10 The
command Of the army Of Tie Potomac =
Tie interest Of the country demands that
something shall t. ..one. The arm. Of
Potomac under McC,eI'an's traiHino was
the most complete piece Of machinery that
has been known in modern warfsre. Tie
army novel Is one mar 1T his order. /.
seemed TO be inspired with more than
common regard for him. Where lie wen,
the army was readr All villia. - follow
when he tasted and slept VIII - cover
inc but the SKY, the men did Tie same
and complained not Where he led, if
victory did not perch on his banners, d.
graceful defeat and slaughter Jill not SICK
the souls Of his army.
No matter what tie d Is were against
him. or how unfa.orably he might have
been circumstancel. he never fGfcl to
protect the lives IF lis men AMI aaeci, thn
fury Of the foe. The whole course Of -.
conduct, from the frst dar he lcI "a AL
vance in West Virginia. unit : p9rti~an
spirit forrAi MIN into irtoriv;tv nroves
Ma competency a commanding officer
and he faculty. !. ; '.a> ofirsrGrra, an army
with the :, nit = nee. d=a.L an1 struggle
viii i.
What IL has d9ne is patent 10 al, and
common Justice shoa'd induce h;s enemies
to admit as much I. i impossible to
avoid noticing the fate Of the army which
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IN the matter OF tie Las. Wlil and Testam.at
Of Frederick Marx, deceased.
On readiag and fling the petition Of Henry
Nacntway executor OF The last will and t.s:l,
mens OF said deceased, representing among
o her things that there is no personal estate
bc'or giug TO said deceased: that the indebted
ness Of said deceased amounts TO about -Four
Hundred Dollars; that it is necessary to sell
real estate TO pay said Indebtedness, and pray.
ius that license DC to HIM grated to Sell a
portion oil said deceased real estate 10 nav said
il dehtedness Il is Oldcrgd HAT said apr,l!c.-
ton be heard before me It nv Office in the VII
!age OF hamtowoc. ca he 25th daY OF Nav, 4
D. lSG3, 1t IL O'Clock a NJ Ard il Is further
OrdeIc shat ro,icc u -ad application ard hear
iug be given by publishing copy Of this order
i"r three successive weeks, once IN each week
II he Ainitowoc Pstot, q newspaper printed in
Sid county, prior 10 said hearing.
HENRY :. PIEkPuNT, Countv yadro.
rlt.d i nitov &C, Arr. -, 1853.
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= The news ~ Thursdays boat IS
very rneagre and unsatisfactory. The
rebels are reported 70 be menaciag Harris
hor, and Pitt~hnrg but no serious appre-
tensions are entertained.
Gen. lwELL IS said to be causing some
anxiety to our men, and IS from 10000
70 10000 strong
The tIocEaaing squadron of Charles
ton captured one Of the most Formidable
iron clads in tie Confederate service.
Nothing further reported from Vicks-
burg. The siege progresses slowly.
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Diseases cf tie Chest and Stomach,


and Al! other chronic afstctious wiil elso he pre-
scribed for aia trea:ed 1T tie Same time Poor
persons who's" mems are limited viii be char
5cd for mcci il only.
The under.i-, "a believes that the knowledge
he paasesst IN these clsscs Of diseases, can BIO
made beucfcIal 60 his fellow citizt NJ, and there-
tore adopts It's mcfhod FOR the public good,
aod rot from ant p"curiary necessity Of making
1T known that he acvotes ceftaiu hours from
fls other practice to the treatment Ct I'm DIS
cases already uiGcrated.
A many cfses vii reyuire rratrated stsv
IL the CITY, bosrd N a1ways he had at ono or
another o! the many boarding u, uses or taveens
or at the lospirsi under the care Ut the Sisters
or Charity. Tits Hospital is looted on tho
banks OF the lake in one Of tie most beautiful,
situations IN the city, accessible ct al hours o.
The day by horse railway
Lettcrs Of enquiry vii always be promptly ar
swered Orc, ~. 6 Erosssclrs Building.
"iscn% r. Street 5e'&,en Est Water and
Main Streets Residence, corner 0. Van Buren,
and Oneida Streets. Milwaukee,
JANE JOHNSON, ND
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TO DEMOCRATS.

Tie World is The Only daily Democratic news
pof'r published III New York. As such il has
iar-e and Increasing circulation among the Dem
''c.ats al Const rra..yrs Of the who'e county
It's CONNIE Is upua current events nIe the only
>Nyle>sion Of The patriotic co.'s -sati>!n Of the
country. The c,litoriIis Q! the daily are ,epub-
i2L-l III H. ET4all7 AID SSvnli-ge ky editions.
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Sheriff Sale.

Sta" Of Wiscarsia. Nani.omcc COUNTY
C.rcu., Cart Auc.es F.isoLe y,st Ctar!ys
La, to.
III VIRTUE CT = Judgment Of Foreclosure
5 : and Sale rendered by the Circuit Court ii
and for the nrty Of tanjto~oc, STATE Of Wis
corsiu, at the General Term 81 said Court held
1t The village aha county d Man'towoc in the
AbcFo,entit'rl aetiua On tie FIRST day Of No.
vemfier 4. D. 762, / Tili sell at pnblic vendu,
10 Tie highest bidder at III Court IIouee in the
village Of Haniso8oc, on the eleventh day o,
april A. d. 500 at three O'clock in tia after,
noon OF hat duy, tie following described prop
eIty or - much thereof az will raise the airo.n,
OF SAID Jndgmcn: aud costs to wit: The souu
east quarter OF the south east quarter cf Seelio!
10. tour i in Township no tF. nty 40
acrth CT Range no. twenty oae II il I'M
county Of Manit3woc and S:.ta u HIsCnr>i
together With taa aPrlrtesa"cc- thereto be.
icr siAs. Dated 5scriH2- Ollce, Hani.ouoc,
y Wisconsin, January L. 1853.
IRA f. HrITI. SheI'f
~ FRzD. boRcusabr, Deputy S'.ar.G.
N-X !. Nicu5Lz r.'t.fi's Al'y.
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SINGER & cos


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be folded into q box OF case. Which, %l!ae
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The cases are Of every imaginable design
plain as the wood grew in its native
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Circuit Cos7sa-sEsq css.H Germs.

Gz ECEsd Cos5ss-sEsr FERNS s.
STATE OF WISCONSIN
SuGHpYGtE CoCNTY,
Ry viatue Of the authority il me- vested by
the laws OF this state Do hereby fix the tine
CIR holding the Social Terms of the Circuit
Court for the 4th Judicial Circuj, as follows:
On the second Tue5dty o. July Of each year
at the Court House, in the city OF Fond d. Lie,
n the County Of Fond du Llc, at one ococH
2. u Of said day,
On the second Tuesday of January Of each
year at the Court Houke, in tie city Of S,oboy-
gan. IN the County OF She5oy Sin, a. one O'Clock
?. Il O. said dav,
Ia witness whereof have herau7to set my
hand this l6.h aaV Of June 1865.
DAT I'D TAYLOR,
Circuit Judge,
Ia judicial On cat.
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One Gcnslhla Latfar

4 general effort was made br radicals
y - fEaNoNr and Street, astride New
York Is puttinc those generals in CON
"a"L If GOV. SsYMoUn's troops. SOM
Of these radicals wrote to tic president
and he replied
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Tie circulation Of the q eellly WotIi, already
.r ahead of ttias e al its competitors t-avc..
perhaps, onc i rapidly Increasing. Nor is it
confined - auy One section q the country
9nn portion Of tie community. It goes into
orrfy ,tate ia the Union, an! is read by p!cn OF
II p"iS'cli Froc,ig!Le7, t!3u3 showing the de-
Ha't It meets Tor rtittbe and enserpt'in
eHg metropolitan newspaper.
The circulation Of tie Weekly World n axes
{ ! valuable laediun for advertising. Tue price
81 advertisements - > cents a Lac.
Prizes cfhe U,e,My World. .~.-
Ia" rice Of the Weekly World is put a; a f1.
1-e tn 1T vii. come within the reach OF every oac.
O.e caHy, ne year, x; to Clergymeu s. 81,
s.: - copy, i'll wrapper, 5 cents; TREE cop
Is. 3 90; Five copies, IS % Ton pies,
81 60; Twenty copies to o"c az lrcss $25 90
tar club Of ten copies III extra copy
esii tie :, ~ tor one car. i,r cab Of twcn,.
h Seni-WerI'r viii bc sent For a Gu, os
I.ty tn Dtiiy ~4d be ssn.. lur !. coh ct ons
~. 1i'& = +" Daily Ne2k!", al Seu.i" eekiy
vii! - sen: ior re ycar
:. Cei.Ee.s eat OH a,,p,ic4ti II.
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posr OFFICE REokEN JNTo.-Qn We'd
neslay night about one o'clock postmas-
ter Curt;ss OF this village discovered some
fcounirels il the post office. immediate
~ gave the alarm, bu, before assistance
arrived they escaped through tie window
through which they entered. on examjU
ing the premises it was discoyerc! that
the de.k vas broken open. anl some FIVE
10 seven dollars in specie. some greerbagls
and postal cnrrenrv, were token, amount.
ing 10 all about fifteen dollars. : chiffon
I,mcs.
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Notice..

The annual meeting of the stoclhoId rs Of the
Manitowoc, Two Rivers, aud Mi.hicott Plank
Read Company will be held on Monday. the 22d
day Of jane, \. =. 1868, at ! o'clock p VI at
IN. Office OF Charles kuehn & Co., at Manitow oc
for the purpose OF elcc.iug officers OF the Com
pany for the ensuing year.
CHARLES kUEHN, President.
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Not GO

Is hereby Given that nv wife Maria has
left NY bed and board without just cause or
pIo"oraiion. Therefore | forbid all Ie~soDs
harborng or trusting her on my account, as
STALL not pay any debts contracted bv her
JoHAN ROEIL.
Liberty, June p, 1868.
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LITER 4 K 7.

t. Weekly World prints in ai,ucs. every IS
suo reviews { reccnt publications. prepared b,
gentleman Of ish standing in the i'eracy worl
and y.ose merits as u writer and reviewer need
no nGolsyi..eat at eur hands. 4 specially ct
this department. i carefully prepared summary
Of tie literary news q Easl4n4. France and the
ULi cd States