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Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22

GS- FIrst ward.-Ths HubscFiosTs 90
the HATIoHAL hEPUBLicAE In the nrst
Ward, who aAye been neglected BY former
carriers, and who ieaire TO continue, will
Periodical store OF EDWARD WAITE, No,
INK PennsylVA Ania Ayenue, between Seven.
teeuth and Eighteenth streets, Ind they VIII
be served promptly and ~ gularly. nov2-tf
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22
COURT PROCEEDINGS,

CmCUIT CoURT- Chief Justice CARTER
The court met this morning, when the case Of
naInistra,o, ~ Ann n permott v.. ,e.,,,,. ~
After the examin alton OF several witnesteI
the ehae was olDaed on the part OF the pl IN.
un, and the defence commenced tho exAmina.
uon Of their witnesses.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22
LOCAL NEWS.

sKsTHNCHD TO m CoNBINAD AT HARD
LAnOR AT EORT DKLAWkRE.-BeiOTe . Gen.
eral Court Martial which convened In this
city December -, 1854, of which Major Geo.
Il, Chandler, Of the p;h New Hampshire vol.
unteerb WAS the President, Joseph W, OhTla-
ty, q government employee wAs Arraisntd
and uied on The charge OF sleeping on his
post. The verdict In this case hAs ju1t been
pro mulzAted By order Of tbs War spArt-
1lgnt.
And the court does therefore sentence him,
Joseph W. ChrInty, ITO be eoanhed At hard
works as tho proper authority may direct, for
the parI0d OF two monthS, 10 reoeive Tor said
period only one ration and necessary cloth
Ing.H ". .-HH
Ihe proceedings, nadlhgS, aud Bentenee Of
the Court in tho above oA6e were ADpfO Ved by
the prOpsr commander, and the record for
xAtded LOT tho action oil the PTssidont Of the
United States,
The sentence IL approved, and Fort DelG.
ware designated A. the PlAes Of confinement.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22
KItraordlnary Powder EIplo.,o..

WEST BRooKyIELD, MASS, March 2l.-
One OF the four horse teams belonging to
the Barre Powder Mills, while passing
through Wilbraham village yesterday,
loaded with powder, was blown up, in-
stantly killing the teamster and the horses
and completely destroying the wagon.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22

TIE Chicago POR says the great pro-
loelse cavalry expedition (f any sueh ox-
dillon vas ever projeotSd) from the Ten.
ns.sss river 70 Mobile, has been abandoned.
ana . powerful army iS concentrating
under General Thomas, within the State Of
Innesaes, iogSaFd the bsek-dOoF Of Tsbsl
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22
yTRAYED PROM THE CON

- GRASS STABLE, tS5 and AL Eigh!n
Gnest, between ID and \, TUESDAY ENEn'
Horses. They hal on at ths time a set o.
sllver-plAted Harness. Whoever VIII return
thom to the subscribers will be suitably re-
wATded. WRIGHT, OLLoLl 4 Co'
ma ste
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22

STEALING A razor james Roy was ar.
rested this morning BY Ohieer CoombS, for
stealing razor from George arter. Juitics
9iberson, after hearing the evidence, eon.
mitted him 10 Jail for court.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22
n-Fre.dm.n,. Int.IlIr,nc, nnd Fm

p-FFetdmen'a Intslligenoe and I'm.
PLoNmEHT AonrcY, No 1s9 Eleventh atTeet,
near X north, TO iNsi II ,ts the obtaining oil
employment and homes for freedncn, women, /,
And children. al persons want ting help OF
this olAss, and willing TO do Justly aud kindly
BY thern, are invited To Apply.
o Good house servants wanted In WaahlnE.
ton. Men, women, aud children waited for
good pisces 10 Philadelphia and eisewhere
Ne ehATges 10 AeFVAnts. Hours from 10 10 4.
A. +. NEWTON,
Agent OF N. y. Freedmsp'a Aid Society,
PennsylVAnlA FroedmGn's Relief ASsooiation,
he. mh2O-6ts
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22

PRSSnnTEp ron MuRDuR.-The Grand
Jury for thh district, YESTERDAY brought into
court \ presentment against Miss Mary HaF.
ris, for the murder Of Anirow ,. Buuouahs.
~ the Treasury Department. IN January lat
The trial will come up ,fore the Criminal
Court at an sarlS day. .rF
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22

KHBPTNo BOUNTY MoNRY. - Yesterdav
afternoon Detective Hitchcock arrest I'd JsHs,
Van Skiver for running = man out Of The si,v
euiisting him, and keeping ESQ Of the bounty'
Van skiVeF was sent 10 the CentFa GuAra.
house.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CfN ott Q e---Natlonal Republican
UhioH CLuB.-Gentlomen Every member NJ
hereby notified 20 be At Island Hall At 7 D. m,
TUESDAY, March 9istin H., ~ business Of the
highest Importance will be brought up. Nv
resolution membern not attending for three
consecutive meetings, unless n majority oI tha
members present excuse them, will cease to
be members Of the Club.
BY order; WIN. BOYD, NJ. D.,
mh7i-2ls Recording Secretary
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22

An Expedition mp MRtto1 Greek, Va -
Tobacco, Guns, and AmmUnIIIan
CAptursd-Thrss RsbsI sohoonsrs
DIstrOyed-Ths Rebels Attempt =
Surprise aud They Retire - Gal
IantPy OF the C0Iored Troops
The Navy Department was In receipt Of
q dispatch from Commander FoxhlIl A.
Parker, enclosing q report Of Lieutenant
Commander Eastman, giving an account
OF operations conducted by him in Mattox
creek, Va, on the 18th, 17th, and 18th In
stants. Lieutenant Commander Eastman,
In his dispatch to Commander Parker, 81 ays
that the United States steamer Don entered
MattoK creek, Va, at daylight on the 1Oih
instant, landed an armed party, and exam
ined all the houses In the vicinity.
He reports that the gun.bOat5 grounded
when they irst entered tho creek, and that
this work was necessarily performed by the
boats. He reports further that lie sent Act
ing Ensign Brlco with 40 men on the routh
side OF MattoI creek, who, after landing,
found himself opposed by about ~ men on
the south side Of Mattox creek. lie sub
sequently found - cavalry; no ImncdI-
ately formed his men TO receive the attack
OF the rebels; and while doing this eig ht
or ten cavalry came down on his left louk,
After doing this the main portion thinking
discretion the better part of vaIor," re-
tired rapidly 70 the woods. The gun-boGt
Stepping Stones was sOOn after got Aloat,
and steamed In, driving the rebels out oil
sight.
Acting Ensign Brice was sent TO exam
Inc the house and found stored therein SIX
bales Of tobacco, a quantity Of smooth
bore muskets, ball cartridges, and caps
At s O'Clock the next morning the launch
was sent, with one smooth bore howltzar,
Acting Ensign sommers in charge, up the
right prong OF MattoK creek, Lieutenant
Commander Eastman marching up the
shore with 70 sailors and marines. The
creek was cleared and four boats found
there were destroyed. The launch was
then sent up the left prong OF the creek
with orders TO Ensign Sommers TO clear It,.
He destroyed three schoonors under a Gro
Of musketry from about three or four hua-
dred rebels.
The nre from the schoontrs cut away hal (
OF his oars, pierced the launch, and cut
away the barrel OF the muskot which he was
In the act Of hrlng. Only one man was
struck, he receiving only slight injury.
The crew OF the boats were all blacks
but two. Acting Ensign sommers reports
that they rendered him gallant service.
On the afternoon OF the snmo day two
columns OF rebels en- ieavored to surprise
our forces, and having signauy failed
retired.
Lieutenant Commander T. says "the
only loaS have to report, is, one sabre
bAyonet, and the only casualties are T.
Buekly, seriously wounded In the leg. aud
Robert Lee, "a lad slightly wounded
while In the launch"
The Lieutenant Com mandsr reports the
expedition complete access.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22

SENT TO THH OLD OAPIToL.--PotsE DAW-
icy, one Ot MOlby'a que. TillAs, who was osp-
Alexandria this moraihE. He was, on the lsth
lnAt, taken BY the 18th keW York cavalry,
He was sent 10 the Old Capitol BY order Of
Col. W6nt. o. n. BuESala, pElIate In the
iilIa., yho yas I.ssetly sAP'uFSa, was also
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22

GOV. FnroN, Of New York, has ap.
pointed Major George 8. Hastings 70 6s
Que PIlys.s seeEstary' MF. BroekWAy hSV.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22

VOLUNTARILY suRRHNpRRHD HrMsgIp.-
Dennis Johnson, deserter nom tho 6th unltsd
states cavalry, Voluntarily surrendered him
sell TO Col ionrAham. this morning. He va,
turped over 70 Capt. Camp, and win be In
mediAtely sent 20 hts regiment D,
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22

THI army appropt iations for this year
s arc sou 200, 900, aga INST S9Oo, ,oOO, 600 last
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22

SHs; L.sLIH CooNDs ,wAs knocked down
Aaa r0'0sd few nigh. I sgc In Frankfort,
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22
SECOND EDITION
FOUR O'OL OK. y. NJ.

From Riohm hmond---DFmsRe by shsrt.
dams Raid Estimatsd by the Rebels
at esO,O0O, O,OO0---strsBgth or Lees
Army Estimated nt SIXTY Thou
sand--Johnston's st from Forty nve
20 fry Thousaud--Iis Inc efficiency
Great Glosm In Richmond.
A gentleman who arrived here yesterday
from Richmond, which place he left on
the 18th instant, states that preparations
had been made BY the rebels to evacuste
10th Richmond and Petersburg, and be
gives IL as his opinion that this event will
take place before the expiration OF ter
days.
The damage caused by shorldan's raid
through the counties north OF the rebel
capital was acknowledged by every body to
be irrcpsrablo. The property destroyed
was estimated by Government officials at
upwards of $50, ,OOO, 900.
Within the last three weeks several di-
visions Of Lees army had been sent to re-
inforce Johnstou's army, and Lee himself
went 70 Raleigh 70 look after matters In
that quarter.
He estimates the strength OF Lees army
In the entrenchments OF Richmond aud
Petersburgat about sixty thousand men,
exclusive OF ten thousand home guards and
emergency men In Richmend.
Johnston's force In North Carolina be
does not believe will number more than
from fsrty.tlve to my thousand men, In.
cludlng tho relnforcemsnts that Leo la,
dispatched to his assistance.
large portion Of the North CarolIns
army Is composed Of militia and undrllled
conscrIpts who will not fight II they can
possibly get chance 10 run away.
A deep gloom pervadss the city OF Rich.
mond, and everybody seems to feel thai
the day Of reckoning has come at last.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22
EX T r a..
LATE REBEL NEWS.
One OF ShermaR'S Columns Re.
ported Moving in the Direc-
ti0n Of HilIsbOrO'.
JEFF. DAVIS STALLION CAPTURED.
Fight Between Fitzpatrick
and Hampton.

Ths V'Iorous Hampton sIRys T yvo of
tho Yankees with his oyFa Hand.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22

ALL lst,ers rslating 10 the subscription Of, or
advsrtiaing IN, the REPvnLIoAH should 10 sd-
dressed 70 ~ publishsrs, as above.
All lsttors or oommunieations intended for
pubiioation, or IN any way relating 10 the
editorial department OF the paper, should be
aadrsssed 70 the editor, ~ shove.
Business and other correspondents will
greatiy oblige the Publishers and the Editor BY
compiling with the abovo suggestion.
10 ConnKsPoHDErTse-No notice can b
ahsn o. enonymous oommunisations. what.
ever b intended for insertion must be authen.
ieated by ths name and address OF the wrf
sr-nos nssessarily for publication, but - .
guaranty ofits good faith.
wsssnnot undertake 10 return rejected com
nunisaffons.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22
Has Nature an Antido,s for Aoaulrsd

Has Nature an Antid ots for Acquired
diseases 7 All who suifsF believe the OushttO
and eau be cured. Jhe PLAHTATIOS BI rTEn
prepared by DE-. Drake, of New YO.k, have no
Dyspepsia, neIvOuIDess, bour stomach, loa'
OF appetite, sinking weAnneGH, general debil'
iiy, and mental deRpondeney, than any ether
article In existence. They are composed OF
the purest 70 OTIS And herbs, carefully prepared,
10 be taken a. ! tonic aud gentle stinulant.
They are adapted TO any age or condition Of
life, and are extensively popuiaI with moth
era aud per sonH OF Gehentary hAhito.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22

~ Free Vaccination. In accord
Anoo with a law Of this corporation, ali real.
dents OF Georgetown viii be vAcoluated with
out charge by sending TO, or calling upon, the
unierHgned, at hin residence, No la DUN
barton street. All poor persons, sick with
smallpox, will Also he attended by the same
without charge. Ofiiee hours, from ~ m. to
lp. N. CHAS. H. ChAGIN, NJ. ID.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22

~ New York state soIdIsr1 Agency
removed 10 no. 2s1 y street, between twelfth
and ThiTtecpth streets. All Information OF
interest or value tn the soldiers OF New York
or their frir rndE, furnished grAtuitously upon
application at their new rooms, either in per.
lon or by letter. No. 28I y aireet, tetweeu
Twelfth snd Thirteenth streets.
mi Ratuthti
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22

Ut-A Friend In Ne edi-Those rSqu'T-
Ing confidential medical AssiAtauce should a."
ply 70 some regulsr educated Phyul. who
has made certain diseases hts BpenlAl study;
such man is Dr.. DARBY, who IL daily curing
numbers OF both sexes, ard every age, Who
have been to all the Selt-oAlled Doctors In this
city, and spent valuable time and money, vita
no benefit, It'll he took charge Of them. MS
terms are more moderate than those Of meie
boAAting pTetenderh, whose only purpose $40
fleece the uniortun ,te, and then advise theml
V'hen Il 10 almost too late, 70 apply 20 him,
ever afterwards Dh DARBY
No. lS9 1th AtIset, bstweeh ID and d siTseu
WAshiDKton city. feblsu
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22

% Parties, BaIlat WsddinEs,-shaf-
feld's neutrality-suspicious. Dining Saloon
15s sixth street. ..-..
am nov prepared to furnish In the best
French style, and my own buperintendenee
Parties, WeddIngS, aud othsI entertainments
IN most rsAsona6le terms, The best French
Confectionery always on hand. Private Din.
ners and SupDsTa furnished At my Saloon,
Country Orders and Psrties attended 10 In the
ahorteBt n Jtios, lee Cream and Water leos,
made BY steam pOWer, In plain and fancy
mouLl1, for PArtlel, DlnnefI. IAnt.1m
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22

~ Diseases OF IHs .ssrVUWs, ssu.IasI,
Urinary and Sexual Systems--asw and reil.
able treatment-in Reports of the HOWARD
ASSoCLATIOH--Sent by mail in sealed let
tor envelopes, freO OF charge. Address, Dr. j.
sKILLIN HOuGHroN, Howard ASHoeiI'
tion, No. South Ninth ItrOet, PhilAdelphis,
Pa. m1a-iV
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22

NoTIeE.-ns Daily National RepuSIicsa 4
nov nsntsAsd bv carriers 10 subacytbsys IN ~.
sifg sAf Gsorpfo,gn al affV cents psy ssoniA.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22

II GsoTgstoWH. -Ths Republican
ear Be obtained every evening at the Book
and Variety store of @. CrAndell, No. I25
Bridge street, Georgetown. iA24-u
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-22

bIEuBV HHWNN' VVVIEVEUWu' lHzFW
LIZ -MaFsaehusettA Military stats
AGENCY REMoyAL---On ani after MONDAY,
January LIST, 1895, the MAssaeh usetts state
Agency will occupy Its new roomh In the No
tiondl IRieni9eneSr Building, second foot, corner
OF seventh and d streets, Waahtogton, ID. q.
Massachusetts soldIefn and citizens are In.
vited TO call.
10 GARDINER TUFTS,
dee1i-tf Lieut.. Col. and state Agent,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-12-14

Sid I'm Maulmain Sept %, barque james Brett
Jewett, Port Blair, VDL, with convcts.
Sid I'm Queenstown 22d ut. ship Ell Dorado Sweet
ser, from Callao) for Newcastl
At Inagua 25th ult, barque R G W Dodge, Walker,
from New York, just ar.
Ar at st Johns NF 23d ult, brig Mary M Williams.
Kennedy, New York.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-12-14
A Smart Old Gentlaman.

The Waterville Mail, in speaking of a slight
accident, which resulted in no permanent or
severe injury, to JEDIAH MORRILL,, ESQ.,, of
that town-a man of large wealth and large
heart, adds the following pleasant sketch:
1t may not be out of place to say, in this
connection, that Mr.. Morrill, has Just complet-
ed the task of cutting apd preparing for haul
ing his winter supply of wood, in wood lot
he owns near the village-carrying his dinner
to his daily labor, telling the trees, splitting
with beetle and wedges, and piling. This is
no new thing to him-no special effort of an
old man to accomplish something to be told.
1t is in accordance with the customs of his life.
Wealthy, liberal, and not apparently DESTROYS
of gain, it has yet been his regular habit for
many years, since his retirement from trade,
to spend most of his time in actual labor; go
ing daily and early to his field, to his wood
lot, to his workshop, and accomplishing fair
days work for common laborer mot
drddging, hurrying or fietting, but cheerfully
pursuing active labor as a duty and pleasure.
BE says it does him good-gives him relish
for his f0od-keeps him cheerful and healthy;
of all which he is living proof. Though his
hair and beard are white as snow, he has a
form as erect, a walk as active, a face as fresh
and fair, and mind as clear, as the average of
men at fifty. Social, genial, kind, charitable,
generous-he is in the fresh enjoyment of life
at the time most nell are tasting its dregs.
But all these advantages he has secured by
living for them. He has abstained from the
use Of liquors, and tobacco; eaten always mod
erately, and with great care to meet the healthy
demands of nature; and toiled day after day,
and year after year, as we said to secure
healthy body and cheerful mind. In this re-
spect, as well as in the integrity and upright
ness of his life, he is an example worthy of
imitation; and it is for this reason that we
have alluded to him more freely than we in
tended-and, we fear, than he would approve.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-12-14
The Soldiers of the Union.

The official report of Lieut. General Grant
concludes with the following admirable words,
which should be everywhere accepted as an
admonition against that spirit of unworthy
sectional rivalry occasionally to be detected
in various partisans Of the Union Such COM
parsons as have been sometimes made be-
tween the soldiers of different sections are un-
worthy of brave men; and we are glad to find
General Grant thus putting upon them the
mark of his disapprobation: .-
at has been my fortune to see the armies of
both the west and the east fight battles. ana
from what have seen know there is no differ
ence in their fighting qualities. All that it was
possible for men to do inbattle they have DONE
The western armies commenced their BATTLES
in the Mississippi valley, and received the I'm
al surrender of the remnant of the principal
army opposed to them in North Carolina
The armies of the east commenced their bat
ties on the river fom which the army of the
Potomac derived its name, and received the f.
nal surrender of their old antagonist at Apo
mattox Courthouse, Virginia The splendid
achievements OF each have nationalzed our
victories, removed all sectional jealousies, (of
which we have unfortunately experienced too
much,) and the cause of elimination and re-
elimination that might have followed had
either section failed in its duty. --.I.
All have proud record, and all the sections
can well congratulate themselves and each
other for having done their full share in res
toring the supremacy of law over every foot of
territory belonging to the United States. Let
them hope for perpetual peace and harmony
with that enemy, whose manhood, however
mistaken the cause, drew forth such herculean
deeds OF valor lIUis ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-12-14


INDEMNITY FOR AcCIDENTs.-We invite at
tention to the advertisement of Mr.. w. D. Lit
tie, who is agent for the Travellers Life and
Accident Insurance Company. At this sea-
son of the year misstep, or slip on the ice
while walking or skating, the fall of snow
from the roofs of buildings, and a hundred
other little circumstances may disable one for
months. BY paying small premium he is
assured Of from Sc to $50 per week in case Of
any such accident occurring to him.
The Company insuring is one of the best in
Union. Among the Directors we notice the
names of the gallant Gen. Burnside, Hon.
Seth Paddleford, Allen o. Peck, and others,
which are sure guarantee of faithful per-
Torrance, on the part of the Company, of what
il stipulates.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-12-14

EB- A young gentleman of this city, some
evenings since, at witching hour of moon
light, took his guitar and proceeded beneath
the window where he supposed his love lay
sleeping, to educe some romantic serenadc-
After singing and playing for persevering Pc
Rod, ne retired somewhat surprised at not nav
ing received the recognition of his beloved
The next day he learned that herself and fami-
ly had, the day before, moved to house IN an
other part of the town l-[Lewiston Journal.
U.s. The Farmer says the steamer Eastern
Queen made her final trip for the season from
Gardiner to Boston on Monday last. She will
baul ND at East Boston for the winter. In the
spring the company will place on the route a
new boat which is now being built at New York
to run in connection with the Eastern Queen
on alternate days.
THE Augusta Farmer says Mr.. Charles
Sawyer, late of the Stanley House in that city
has purchased the elegant hotel known as the
Shaw House in Newport, Maine, and will en-
ter upon the duties of landlord on the first of
January next.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-12-14

-. EooNoMY.-True economy consists not so
much in avoiding all expense and deprivir g
ourselves of what we really need, as it does in
taking care of what we do get and using care
fully such advantages as come within our
means. 1t is possible for lady to be hand
somely dressed, and yet be economical in the
true sense. But no lady can be said to be well
dressed or economical either who walks
through the streets on a muddy day with an
expensive dress trailing on the ground and
sweeping the sidewalks like broom. The
New Patent Dress Elevators prevent any such
extravaganza as this, and no lady should be
without them, when they can be purchas-
ed for 25 cents set, at Anderson's Skirt and
Corset Store, 26 Market Square. They will
save their cost on a dress in one days wear.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-12-14
BY TELEGRAPH
EVENIN PAPE R S.
-Four Days Later nom E,.rope.

New YORK, Dec Is.
The steamship City of Boston, from Liver
pool the 10Th, via Queenstown the Both, ar
rived here at 1890 this morning.
The steamship Peruvian arrived out on the
Goth ult. $40 lllH
Stephens, the Fenian Head Centre, remain
ed at large. 1t was believed that he had got
out of the country. He effected his escape
by false keys, assisted by some person in the
prison. One warden is under arrest; two
others have been suspended from duty, ard
the military and police are now stationed in
the prison.
Two war steamers left Queenstown ON the
26th, with eonstabulary on board. Object un-
known, but is supposed to be connected with
the search for Stephens i 1li ll
The special commission for the trial of the
Fenians opened in Dublin on the 27tb. The
trial OF Luby was progressing, the charges be-
ing treason and felony.
Earl russell has received deputation from
Bradford relative to parliamentary reform.
de admitted the necessity for further admis-
SION Oh the working classes to the franchise.
IrineeSs Helena, of England, is to be be-
Srotned 10 Prince Christian of Augustenburg,
brother OF the Duke of Augusteburg.
Auvices from Spain in regard to the Gillian
question are contradictory. .-.---
The London Times is informed thar tie
British remonstrances were most prompt and
satisfactorily met at Madrid, and indicate an
early and peaceful settlement.
fer contra, Madrid telegram says SPAN
mas issued diplomatic note, approving and
Jusuiying the conduct of Admiral Pareja, nom
the attitude of the Gillian government, and
declaring that Spain shall not permit her
dignity to be outraged without exacting salts
faction.
The Pail Mall Gazette learns that no such
motto hoe oo md fhaf Nslf tho