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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-21

DR.. HALL, has returned home, having ten.
dered his resignation, on account Of i'll health,
which we understand has been accepted. He
has been ST ationed at Frederick, Md.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-21

A BIC HAUL OF SPECIE "A British war
ship had arrived 10 Panama with So 500,.
600 which she smngeled ont of Mexican
norts
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-21

There is an alarming crevase in the
banks of the Mississippi, and Louisiana is
threatened with inuudation.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-21

PRoF. SPENCER's announcement in another
column, we suppose is sufficient to gather an
ample class. for we heard him talking abont tie
capacity ofthe hall even before his coming had
fairly become an understood fact.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-21

CHRIsrIAS PArRrOrIsN is the theme Of a
washiugton-birth-day sermon at the Congre-
gaiiOusl Church on Sunday afternoon, by the
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-21

ILLINOIS AHEAD.-Friend Reed Please tell
your readers that Mr.. jesse Rirkuff of Knox
Co, Illinois, has COW that in Feb. 1862, had
three living calves, in Jan. l663 has four max.
ing seven calves 10 less than one year, Hard
to beat. n.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-21

At Cabinet Meeting on Tuesday evening,
It is reported that Gen. Buffers return to New
Orleans was opposed by Secretary Seward.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-21

SMALL Pox, we learn is prevailing to such
an extent in Monero, as to induce the precau-
ton OF fencing up the highways.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-21

HowELr, at the emporium Of MAEsFTErD h
BRucE, is the author OF that new coat that sets
of, on extra occasions. the apollo like form of
the village editor. and it is but giving the
palm where justice points it due, to say so-
We shall have no hesitation in representing
abroad, in our own proper person, Ash,abula
skill, fashion and grace !
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-21

INFORMATION WANTED--Henry Smith, for.
eigner, short and thick set, with dark gray eyes
brown hair and whiskers, with a patch under
his left eye and on his nose, left his home on
the 9th inst. and on the same day was last
heard of in Paipcsve. lie wore a light drab,
low.crowued hat ; an old brown sack coat I;
blue overals aud shirt is near sighted and
sometimes wears glasses He is supposed to be
insane in consequence Of injuries received by
the running away Of a cam two days previous
to his mysterious departure. Any information
respecting him would be great favor to his
afflicted family and sorrowng wife Julia Smith,
whom please address, iu care of r. z. Harmon,
al Kirkland, Lnke County Ohio.
Chardon Democrat and Ashiabula papers
please copy Pdinesu,lie TelegrGph.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-21

The notice of democratic miss meeting
which was admitted into our columns last week,
either from an error of the writer, or printer.
made the 25lh, the day of the meeting. 1t
should have been as it now stands--the 23d.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-21
Haskell & Son, : 3
I'm @

S @
Would Inform tie People Of Ohio and
He'isr" PenAsyiearia, Of afFsS Faeis !.
Fact No. /.
is that Gen. burnside will toke Rich.
- mohd In lees than two weeks, and that
Abraham the Illinois RailspIitier,
is bound to win or later. And he-Abrahau,od
vises Us 10 sti 60 on and furnish the People with
Food and Raiinent " 1.
extremely and unaccOuniaby Low PRic and says
Fact No II,
That there ls In Benisbtsd Athabus mere Complete
or better Selected stock Of
Groceries,
than ours bought before tho late advance and viii sod
accordingly They will give AWFUL PILE Of Goods for
one Of my Green Backs With my Pbi thereon and notice
Fact No. III,
That thct also have rne or
Clothing,
tL Boots aad She's.
Hats and Gaps.
snd by the advice Of Ms hbrsham and the , Ab,,
have eran'med uur store with
Dry Goods,
At prices to beat the world you you Gni every
thing from pin toS hoyshead of5ugar. Aud ia
Fact No: ",
You viii nnd they take all kinds Of PRODUCE or any hny
the FARMER or Mechanic has u sell Tor their goods,
Fact No. ',
Wo sell our goods for PAY and keep Books 20 come
pctHred, and don't mention Trust 81 has become
entirely with Us. You will see IN
Fact No. VI,
lnmisey Paying CASH for Flour and al Kss 1oops
Lumbe., A.. -
Fact No. VII.
You viii at least 10 per cent BY baying of
Fact No VIII.
That Old Mechanics Row Is to give place to more
cmmodous and imposing structure for the accommodation
Of our increasing bus ness.
Call aud see Us, door South Of the Post Onlee
AShtabnla, Nov. 2s, 1862. HASKELL. & SON.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-21

The SentiD Gays new Ohio Battery bs
been formed IN Tennessee. Albert Ransom, 0
Harpers6eld Is the commander.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-21

he Western Reserve Chronicle Suggests
the name OF Hon r. w. Taylor, our present ef-
6cieut Auditor of State, as our next candidate
for Governor
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-21

MORRISON, we see has some new dry goods
boxes on exhibition Such things are omin GUS
Of new goods we have no authority however
for asserting that such is the fact. The read
ers mi nht 90 and see
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-21
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M ARRIE D.

In Amboy, on the 9th inst, by Rev. j. II.
Tngg. Mr.. ORvILLE NJ. BENUs to Miss SUSAN A.
WHITAKER.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-21

CAsUAE1Y--Oi Friday last, as Daniel Beck
With of East Village was getting over fence
with ptchfork 10 his hand, the rail rolled,
causing him to fall, and one tine OF the fork to
enter his abdomen.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-21

DEACON WM. HUBBARD is suffering from
sickness and the infrmities Of Oge to an extent
that involves his recovery in doubt aud appre-
hension
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-21

Represenlatv, Krum has laid us under obi.
cations for legislative documents,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-21

FAMILY MEDICINES

z w
"A RE prepared pnder the immediate su.
psrv.on "a shilo rhyieisn. .nd isss Saar y y
The in,sslns of no eomnnlty 1. "a l,si., n ne
tni toe Grsienbes Remedies cdnnd of sieveh Siantnf
tey reoomened among which may be ssecisd onf ~,
cgs'' TO any q e asse''ss ueden' p I'm eppn''f ~
hind Of PiS n ts * Csn ss'''' ''AH - ''
ne Grsl..ss,s t1.ris' essgsEss. " lni.sist
The Jfaips Casiicon win also cure Gravel h,.ar.s 81
ths kidneys, urius y lfcntesfn ualos y
7.s e-stsssre sarssgsrl. ,, hy ~ ss noss povs.i
The 0Tefsnbr9 Dypsnsry syrp g eerssih ana quiuk
remedy for al diseases ofibe bowelsrhes 50 cents
The crgfsnbsrg Ps Rs~eSg Isils to psrmanssty
relieve this distressing disease--Price t1oo.
The Grrfsubeve chifrsKs Paesa 70 an invaluable cea
pound In III diseases incident 70 ehldrenf ''e
7ts crqfs.bsrg tsrer ssd hers Rsmsdg ~ sOvsrisa
specific Tor this particular dsrHse- Piice 10 Cents.
The Gretnberg Cresa Mosriar Oirfrsr excss III ohsr
4 salves w IL curative efccts-Price % Cents tta
Ihs Grafsnsrs censumpirss Cain affords The most
tie. An eminent EysiciSs or Nev Ysrh states ii-s ~
has kuoWn the tiruierbrr CUnsurrtves baiu used
sei, success IN D'oPTy Oar o"a eSreones "h~iantater
TIE GtGfsnlsfg Izah Bi1s are The ness ,a.sssst.s
| delightful tonic ever peIared-Price 25 Cents. ~.
Tie Crejsnbsrg Ere lotion unparalleled su all sasr.
nation Or Diseases Of the Eyo--Paes % Cents.
nomE TEsTImoNx.
Mr. II. r. kfNOeLEY-poar Sir. We fccl 10 duty
tn public state that tafshas 1atlmliron
Invaluable complaints czsse under the head Of Female
i-eases nsed yonr Gleencg Medicine and have
greatly bepeged thereby much 80 t1st DE
pe double, would have them To the thousand of
who y'eng from weskhosaes, would recommend
the CHthoicon panacea ~ efSrs strength ~ 9p
sstetn ard cnAbes each Of the organs of the body poro
tiIolr appropriate finetien,. Hrs. W. CATER, stl
-iss .s.1aass sa' NJ; SIs. tcissTEssS { s@SEss4rt
Medina. NsrSh J. 1901. III sH
---- -e4 sisl
fThe baTs nsnIsi Ladies personally aequ1ntod
Wi and knOw that for years while Lived "a ena,
they great sufferers Miss s. has been bsdly nicted
that with daenty she able TO stand npon her
feet. few bottles of Cahoeon entirely cured hsr Gf her
enmplsins Ny vile received great medicine
We recommend Il the LAdien Of this county sas
ecent Fspedy for tho complaints they subject
as JOHN wEEks
1 Eliiof Canlsld HERAip.
FOR SALE Br-A. Ilendiy. Ashtabaia; Pratt csphsd;
Jeaepon W. W Pull. Austinbarg; ~ Smith Ca. Genfsn-
Nathan Psrh Klngsvls; L. Lyon, connenut Peter Bek.
Richmond; r. ~ Norton. Atsvpr; Wells FaultnrT chery
Valley; Dening st Ohm a Dodge New Lyme; 2. Fhilps
colehrook J. fibbs Oweil w. f. latimef Rock Greek;
Hizm Norgun, IIaitsgrove; 2 r. Pratt Wayne
e6a H. b. KINGSLEY. Cleveiand Aeeat for Ohio.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-21
An Alternative. Tonic, Diuretic, & mild Cathartic
Price, % cents per box, containing 50 Pills

An Alternative. Tonic, Diuretic& mild Cathartic.
Prics, 20 cents per box, containing 50 Pills
EACH box contains fy pills. which makes them as cheap
again other standard pill and four times cheaper and
warranted superior In the Of various dsesse
any ofthe syrup mixtures sold besides being In
convenient and proper form for use.
The pills principally Alternative medicine their a
sis being the solid extract Of SaapaiA prepared ia SUI
Reror nAnner but sufficiently calhAric TO gently assist
euiary adapted and eneebied persona invgoang
aud senghing the body, Purifying the system producing
new, rich blood and healthy action Of the stomach and
liver. n l.i r. lf.Ir . u -a4ta ti
They are acknowledged by our abest physicians to be
only unexeeptonabe but eeAeious in the highest degree
aud AZ general ar' i
FAMILY MEDICINE UNEQUALED.
nent Of those diseases which aside from impure
blood and morbid secetions of the liver aud stomach
and diseases arising from nudlcioua Of mercury and
wherever medicine is required to invgorae and purify the
They purely vegetable compound and may be used
persons ali ages They pleasant 10 the palate and pros
duce nausea uneasneHs gripping 10 thelf operaon
Hundreds ofos1ces could Be given o those uhohAve used
them with great beneAt. -, ! M
Pur,hasers viii be particular 70 Ask FOR ar hcherls Com
pound sarsApAia l and observe that thegsen y4ppsr
n. ID, and G. p. Fay, and 70 purchase none others .
An applications ior hgencie And letters hs erjeet o.
the medicines, must b addressed, pcs.Phd V c'P fat n
hod .sois aIe and retain by GEO WILL Anp, Assssss
Ohio 90
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-21
Leather.

"ARD SMITH by the Withdrawal of
w off. w. CArss hap Assiu heebme the sole prOpri-
etor OF the
Tanning and Carrying Business,
At the old stand in the ssss Of AshSula. where vi Be
found at AL times general ANaOrtment Of
Boot and Shoe hndings, French Cali, Kip
Lining and Topping Skins,
For salo At Wholesale Retail a. cheap a oan b found
Wv. SMITH.
An persons having Notes ana Accounts with ma are
SS7 ". W. SMITH.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-21
Notice.

Martha Allen PaintG-vs-Jerome q. Allen, Defendant
s- In the Court Of Common Pleas.
JEROME B ALLEN will take Notice
- that Martha Allen, the 7th day OF January. A. d.
1861 filed her petition in the Court m Common Pleas
AshAbua County, Ohio asking to be divorced from the de-
fendant and for the custody uf her daughter uaeause
willfu absence for than thee years. last gast.
January ., 1869. MARTHA ALLEN, A
6goSl by Sherman Farmer, her Attorneys.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-21

Rersnd 0enfleaaas haOihR been Rsiortd 70 health IN
~, aer pndereoina all the usual rntine and riar
expensive modes o Treatment without succesn cDnadsrs Il
his sacred duty 10 communicare to h afflicted fellow
the MKASs oF ounE Hence the receipt ofan ad
dressed eneeope, he VIII send ec copy 1.-THE proscrp
Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
See Advsttissuiunt OtwArsoSs NEURIteiK KSo, in
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-21

IIslmbOll's adyerisoueus win appear neEl
week.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-21
PKIzE PonTRf.

Let Chieftans boast Of deeds In vat
Aud hinstrels tune their sweet guitar,
A nobie theme my heart II lills--
In praise Of hERRicK's matchleHs Pills.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-21
TEL .EGRAPH.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

sY JAMES REQ.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-21

They're safe for all-both old and young
Their praises every tongue;
Disease, disarnied, no ger kills
Since we are blessed with HERRlcK's Pills.
tR Put up with English Spanish, German and French
rectona Price Is cents per box SHgar Coated Sold BY
aelers, merchants aud grocers everywhere. ll,6b4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-21
Organ. Pianoforte, Violin o

Instruction In musie.-PROF. T. n. HOPKINS,
whose long experience aud Teacher Per-
former qualities him for the work. holds himself IN readiness
i for rYinR instr nnn II
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-10-15
PENNSYLVANIA AND OHIO ELECTIONS.

From The Daily Intsliigsncer of October IS
We need not remind our readers that elections
are held to-day in the two important States of
Pennsylvania and Ohio. The canvass in each has
been animated
In PENNSYLVANIA the rival candidates for the
Office of Governor are the Hon. ANDREW G. Cur
TIN, the present incumbent, who is re-nominated
by the Republican party, and the Hon. GEORGE
w. WOODWARD, nominated by the Democrats.
In OHIO the contest lies between two Democrats,
Of whom the one, Hon. JOHN BRoUaH, nominated
by the Republicans and " War Democrats" sus-
tains the war. The other, Hon. c. L. VALLAN-
D1sHAM, is opposed to the war, though, as he was
not nominated ON this ground, he has been sup
ported by most of his political friends rather in
spite of his peculiar views ON this subject than
because any large portion of them sympathize with
his personal opinions, which have doubtless greatly
impaired his availability As . candidate, and rem
his defeat, it is presumed, inevitable
Governor Curtin's majority at the last election
was upwards Of thirty-two thousand At the latt
election for Governor in Ohio the Republican ma.
jority exceeded ffty-6ve thousand votes.
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BALTIMORE MARKETs-ocroBsR ID, (P. M,

Flom.-There was q moderately active inquiry on
Change for high grades OF both Western and Howard
Street Extra and prices closed fully l24 cts. per bb
higher Superfne Flour in fair request only Trans
actions reported embraced 900 bbs Howard Street
Extra at 81 81 2 the latter figure for choice brands
300 bbs good Ohio Extra at ~, and 800 bbs Howard
Street Super at 6.12A per Dbl
Rye Fiour-Sales reported of 100 bbls at 1925. Re-
cep continue very light and prices tend upwards under
fair inquiry.
Cornmeai-No Gales reported. City Mills nominal at
IS per Dbl.
Graia--Wheat, common to fair Southern white $50 q
1856 cents good to prime do 1870 1876 cents interior
aud common Southern red 1876 $50 cents ordinary to
very fair do 1855 100 cents. White wheat 10 held
at 1873 100 cents, TO quality. The inquiry for Corn
fair and both coors brought an advance of2a3 cts
damaged 10 prime white and yellow at 1O5 ITO cents.
Oats Maryland 66 20 cents measure for Inferior to
prime lots. Rye, prime Maryland 11S cents per busbol
Prooisions.-We quote New Mess Pork at $I525 q
SIS So and old do at 25 SO. baconShoulders
at q cts Sides at 81 cts; plain Hams at l0a
cs outside figure for canvassed and sugar cured and
fancy do. at 124 a u OTIS Lsrd--Western in bbs and
herces ia ne cts and Baltimore refined at l3a cts
per ID.
WhiskeyThe market remains very dull and prices are
unsettled Ohio closes nominal at 63 81 cts per gallon
Monss s.-Market inactive and prices nominal, viz ;
Clayed Cuba As and so cts Mnscovado SO 50 cts
English Island d6 SO cs and Porto Rico do. 60 IS
cts per gallon.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-10-15
REPORTS BY TELEGRAPH.
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

PHILADELPHIA, Dor. I4.-Csrtin's majority probably
ranges from I5.0 900 TO $4,000
In Philadelphia the Union party have elected al their
city and county officers by msorties ranging n the neigh
borhood Of 5000. Curtin has $500 majority.
The Inquirer (Repubcan) claims the result clear
victory for the Administration, which deems the more
marked and significant from the fact that the Democratic
candidate Of high character and great talents
personally, nothing could be said against him."
Fulton county gives Woodward 264 majority, slight
decrease from last year.
Lehigh county complete and correct, gives Wood sard
! 800 majority.
Conpete returns have been received from Wayne coun
ty, which gives Woodward 900 majority.
Complete returns have also been received from North
ampton county, which gives Woodward g. $50 majority
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OHIO ELECTION.

CNCINNATI, 0cToBER l4.--Hamlton county gives
Broush $500 majority In Twenty-Five counties Brough
has 1876 majority. Gain over last year, 23,289.
CINCINNATI. OCTOBER H.-The majority for Brough,
the Union candidate for Governor Of Ohio estimated at
sixty thousand which the soldiers vote will increase 10
one huIdred thousand
CINCINNATI, OCTOBER l4.-Ohio all right Regiments.
voting such, almost unit for that Union which thew
have declared themselves ready to die defend Large
gains every where, Democratic gains nowhere.
BALTIMORE, OcToBsR 1.-THE following il the vote
cast n th, city on Tuesday BY the sick and wounded SOL
ders from the State Of Ohio now 10 Baltimore Brough
S06, Valandieham IL.
Pursuant to the orders Of Major General schenck polls
were opened 10 this city yeterday at the headquarters Of
Gen. Tyler on Holiday street. and at Fort Federal Hill
IN order to permit the soldiers here from Ohio 70 vote for
Governor 90 Of that State This in accordance with
law Of Ohio permitting soldiers of the State to vote
camp or wherever stationed
WASHINGTON, OCTosHR 1.-THE vote in the hosp
tails conyaesccpt and parole camps, &C Of Washington
Alexandria, and Annapolis. 10 For Brough s43, vaan
dieham ~,
Newark, IN. ~ OcTosER Ia The vote Of the Obi.
soldiers in hospital here il for Brough 30-unanimous
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HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF THE TEsNrssEr.
Ksrkahasrs- n

HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF THE TENNESSEE.
p1ksoHrR, Miss July 81, 1863.
Sra Your letter OF tie 4th instant TO me- enclosing.
copy Of letter Of same date to Mr. Melen special agent
Of the Treasury just received My Assistant Adutant
General By whtm shall send this letter is about start
ing for Washington; hence shall be very short in my
reply
NJ experience In West Tennessee has convinced me
that any trade whatever with the rebeous States h weak
enios to US Of at least thirty per cent Of our ros
No matter what the restrictions thrown around traS .
any whatever is allowed IL will be made the nssr
plying to the enemy what they want. Rsstrios 1870
up to, make trade Improbable, and Aese~ o"', -.
honest men 90 into it will venture none 0a' ~.
man has made money in West Ter y '.a' Nv ao"o
while many fortunes have ~ .oe'. !" LUG '~.s 20
time ." "aao '"eio ounns 'no
peore 10 the w .sissppi Valley are now nearly sub
l's'e'@ AeeP sr~ out for few months and doubt
no' sS' .a mo work Of subjugaton will be 80 complete
sas AoNsAS j. and Mississippi; that the people of these
oMs Ws anxious for the enforcement and pro-
,ccuon of laws than the people Of the loyal Staes
tave experienced the misfortune of being without
,em and are now 10 most happy condition to sppreci-
ate their blessings.
Eo theory Of my own will ever stand in the way Of my
executing IN good faith, any order may receive from
nose authority over me but my position has given me
an opportunity Of seeing what would not be known by per-
sons away from the scene Of war; and venture there
iore to suggest great caution In opening trade with rebels
am, nr, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
u. s. GRANT Msjor General
hon. D. r. CHASE, Secretary Of the Treasury
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Fort Foote, situated on Rpsiers Rluf below Alexan.
dna, finished This fertilization, named after the late
Admiral Foote completes the magnificent Gordon Of earth
works which encrcre Washington IKE sirdls and sec
tuay close her gates asainst invasion Her sister fo on
the opposite side Of the river has been named Fort Rosr
es, IN honor Of the late Capt Rodgers. Of the navy killed
in the recent attack upon Fort Sumter. Secretaries
Weles and Chase Gen Barnard and vthsr Distinguished
persons win soon visit the fort,
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It's said the Russian feet nov at New York. will pro
badly stay IN American waters until spring The Admira
and bis officers will visit Washington and the West on
private invitstOns. Theyiwill 20 q far - g. Louis,