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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-03-19

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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-03-19

9Bkh VII and hi Gin, a
of our enterprising citizens
having become disgusted with
the filthy condition of our street
CROSSING, DOOR matter sin
their own hands, last Monday,
and cleaned tberecfo
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-03-19

,Seeataclss yot ab kinda for
sale lower than ever, al SiSson's.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-03-19

sEADRI0K B. TIMMoNy HEIR,
,AQIlcE 70 hereby given thar shadrckn |,
IA numensy Guardisn' OF Shsdriuk r., Tim.
5ne4a 80 Med his snceunts i6r IN spActio ana
49, esHaenept end viii sbs for hearing On the
H9Asy e March, A. D. lac: i,.H.l n ID !. =
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-03-19

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-22

The number Of EyEaY SATURDAY for
the present week contains the first Of a
series Of papers, entitled New Tn
commercial Samples" by Mr.. Charles
Dickens These viii be Of the same
general character as the popular "Un-
commercial Traveller" papers, and may
be regarded rs continuation Of them. q.
The first Of these is printed from al
vance sheets Of Mr.. Dickens magazine
"All the Yerr found, and the succeed
ing papers will be promptly reprol1t-
for the readers of Every Saturday in
the same way Anthony Irollope's sto
ry He knew be WAS Right" ow up
poarlng in this periodical, is another
feature worthy Of particular mention
and besides these characteristics, which
Of themselves give great yaluo to Eve,
ry Saturday, the publishers seek to en-.
rich its columns with the choicest for
eign literature Of the day Fields, Os
good & Co, Boston, publishers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-22

A BIT OF REBELLION HIsToW. a cor
respondent Of the Savannah News eur-
roborates tue statement recently nsa.le
by f. A. Pollard, that Stonewall Jack
son once suggested a night attack ~ltA
men stripped to the waist 1t was al
ter the first battle of Fredericksburg,
when our forces under Buenside, thoaagh
driven back in slaughter, still held the
the city. While thus situated the 5sE-
el chiefs held a council of war, and LES
expressed the opinion that Burnside
would make another attack, not bssey-
ing that the federal army bad suffered
so severely rs to render it lnexpCssEent-
jackson held q different opinion, and
proposed that the artillery Of the FIRST
and second corps, his and Longstzses d,
should he collected upon the hilhs al
rectly in front OF the town and a, heavy
fire be opened upon it, and that the
men of his corps be stripped to- the
waist to distinguish them from he en-
envy, and under cover Of the artillery
fire force their way into the toNn and
bayonet all who were not fslimaEssiy
attircd Gen. Lee at first accesss@ 30
tbe nlan Int afterward abaudDBeL ID
for fear the citizens would suffer alike
with the enemy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-22
A IAScolN

THE ATLANTIC MoNrmI ron JANutHY.
With the January number the Allan
tic Monthly begins its twcnty.third vol
ume, with the following Articles aud
Writer'S MaIbone, un 0ldport Ro,
nance This is the FIRST instalmeut OF
a serial story, which viii run through
the greater part Of the year, by T W.
Higginzon; The Sunshine Of the Gods,
o poem, by Bayard Taylor; A Literary
Gourmund, 10y Eugene Benson; The
Good Natured Pendulum, characte e
istie story by Edward Everett Hale,
arthur Of The man without a Couu-
try" The Flying Dltchmln, a poem,
by James Russell Lowell; Cooperative
II usokcepipg, third paper, In the
Teutoburger Forest another of the Sc
rles Of articles by Blynrd Taylor Oh
by Ways of Europe After Elect on,
n poem. by John G. Whittier Con
sumption in America, the first Of Sc
ries Of articles on this most important
subject, based on the observation Of
many years practice, by Dr. Henry |
Bowditch; Tile "Steau Yankees Mt
Home, b, James Parton; Dante, a po.
EN-, by William Cullen Bryant On a
certain Condoseeusiou in Foreigners
by James Russell lowell Gnadenhat-
ten, historical sloteh by W. d How
ellis; Cnders from the Ashes q chapter
Of schoolreminiscences, by Oliver Wen
dell Holmes; Moral Significance of the
Republican Triumph, by T. P Waipple;
Reviews and Literary Notices Field,
Osgood & Co, publishers, Boston.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-22

Pour companies q militia command
"A by Col Gray Williams, from Rome
and Matthews counties. the latter col
ored. entered The town q Lesisbnrs
Conway county. Ark. on Wednesday
morning. shooting 10 every direction,
and marched 10 the store e Dream q
Casey, and SCI Gre 70 it, after pouring
coal oil on the hoor Howard & Wells
store was burned. aud Mr. r A Svess
was saved from being burned to death
by great exertions Daring the prog
ress Of the Gre Mr. Casey was shot
d0wn, has pockets ndcd and his body
thrown into the flames The town is
still occupied by the militia. who 60
shooting aud shouting through the
streets. No one is permitted 10 leave
the town without a pass.
All is quiet at Angus a Jackson conn
~, aud it Is said that prominent oitiz.-
ems prvented au attack on the mihtis
there. fearing that misrepresentation
Of the affair would be circulated abroad
The people desire the interference Of
the United States troops in their be
half
A meeting was held in Batesyile, Ak,
Saturday which was composed OF ali
parties They declared for peace un-
der any circumstances aud promised Ia
support the civil authorities. They de
sire that other counties may hold SINH.
lar meetings
The arrest Of William Merriweathcr,
la prominent radical in Independence
county, by Gen, Upham, at Augusta. on
a charge Of diseouraging enismenls IN
the militia, creates some sensation.
The Arkansas Legislature is discuss-
+ ing bill re- uiriug all.persons to with
draw from the knights Of Cainilia, oi
she lnklux khan, in 30 days, under pen
atty Of heavy fine and Imprisonment at
/ from one to ten years.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-22
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Ear asa1 Tar aautteFs ssd threw aP iAs aash.
The n.aau rs tho breast - l1e acu-itisu s1au
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tad be -. siled sad sasusai saia lsista theil .
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NEm
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i9 ths t9p q s9s p7g-al = tas w g lhs va
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- up 70 tie hoasa Too ths e5ursers tlsy Gov,
Niih nse sleigh i0ll 81 toys aai 81 Nicholas io5
AHd thea, in { tsHkiuE. ! heard "a le f'9f
The ueIEbing and prauc8rg 81 each Attic Ag5f
As ! artw Ia iay head ahd 4as turning around,
Down the rnimBey 81 Nicholas came eith
bound
he vas dressed al IN fur, fr5u bic head 70 hi
fout,
Ana BIZ clothes were al furnished vith ashe
and rout;
A bundle II t0ys be bad luug ou bis back,
an De booked t.k pcAdefl usi opening HE PACK
HIS eyes haw thcy tsinklodi his dimples ho7
merry
He cheeks we're crosses, bis nnsc Ike = cherry
His drsli htilt mouth wac drawa up Ike 3 bow.
IN ths beard Of Die chin Was o. white AZ tn'
snow
The stump d pipe Dr. held light 10 bis teeth,
And tlts smoke Il cnrlralad h,s head like wreath
"a had q broad face and l.tla rouua belly,
That shook when be laughed hike bowl iuH @
jelly
Ht was chubby and plump, right jolly Oh elf,
And laughed when ] ssw him, iu spite ~ Nyruli
wink ~ he eve and twist % hI- head,
Sem gagu me 90 know / bad nothing 20 dread,
He spoke not a eord. uut went straight 70 hi
work,
But filed al the stockings: then turned With
jerk,
Aud laying his finger aside Of h Hose,
And giving nod, up the chimney he rosci
he spraug 10 bic slCigh, % irs team gave wh's
tie,
And away they ell dea like the down Of thistle
But heard him exclaim, ere he drove out q
sight .....
Merry Christmas to all! and 20 all good night [!
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-22

uas,gues's rp.tei slles Almapsr 10, l'ss of Dis
trihNiian Tat}. hugEbaul he aitrd Stairs ana ali
dalHled eosutHs, 3 ts Western iiemlsqnev, uil be
published ahaatiho ars II I4nHsrs, aH3 s eha wish
TO uHd rsfaud the tfus PHILOSOPHY u hrsiih shuaia
rcsa aBi ponder ID, vslpsbir sn.g suensit eannms
ia aafiripa % an siaribu madioai trestisc nu the
causg., rr,grhtp1 snd eare y great variety If aiss
ROSES, b ewhp1rs latse aWaaut ~ pt faaHes nt.
trftsrias Co. iia merchant ta mes anIe ihr miurfihe
hnprr, t6c nasley, agd professional man and he
calculations have herp msde taf rurh mctidaus sba
l1Budes q. utr m1st tsbe br correct and com.
pfcheusl,g National Caaudu
The nature, usas and extraordinary sanitary effects
~ He.tsitsFs Stsmash Hittsr, tbr STAPLE tauia aud
pHsfAhyr 81 move thsu BALI ,he CHRISTIAN world ar1
miy GO iout IN ispWes, vblrb afe al~tibuuprfss1
uitH ritinlim lIasrutiaus valuable egpes oy The
hpusth5ld ahd d,m hnunreus speeioiet ard 4tttr
instructive aHd amusing reading msier original and
seieetcd Among 'he hunHals tp sppgar with ihr
opening 1flha year iht eillb5 The mast Hsa0d aud
nag q hal ~ 'h asl1I Send ~ euds' 90 ihr Gee
lraI Mtnuggiufy Il rdsbafgt - o. r. ths nvatezt
dyalar iu asstsHsr's sfan,arh Hftrfs, IRE BIT
TEEs arr sold so every eity town and 'llas, u lhu
United States
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-22
Bu.ine.s Noliee..

H. Your horss g. lanc, sagc 81 gallsd, y0g
shsula u-e "JUuns Aaodyue iialuent, wash
thc part aith c1sl.o suap ana warm walor rub
dry, aith clean cloth, then spply dc Lhimeus,
rub IN well rith the hand
Have lie readers u Tie J9aua oytr nso,l
ango Parsons rurratitc piiir fua, why moi
tliss arg tie best family ptyra bcsidgs being the
ateates! aaa-b.lous remedy there II in tbis
Countrs
r. good aaeets ere permanent, 10 this q
din4ers from al hair dyts. 81 it uss lusarioat
pyuvte is guaranteed, natural eol0f sud gigss A.
restored. Cnc trial vail causa y9a - say this q
Ar- s. 4. Aiens ti,tte agej Iian Hastoror or
Cressiag lso,.e 5eael Etrfy Druggist elis +.
r1cs ona Dollar
- Tic BasnHsus. rub Eeuaes Pats Ki1lsrg
Msg5c OH o aroead Tie sar, "a especially u
81 prominent face bono ab5Ye ise ear iga
thas reach ilc niti pair 81 serses, wbieh go -
the hae aod 3oa ~ falthfaig & son care
Tbs attention a or reA3ers i d.fseted T.
the advertisement, 81 coea pyspedas Care ..
another part 4 itis paper Tli+ truly Yainsbic
Medlelae j. recommended u 81 aho ass a.
Head the cpFtnaa,ss
Yerul1aisrs aata ibe sAyeriaa8eaa q ne
gsys,e,a Eosors aaa F.oea@. ltspultisher 8. -
eats s1ran s.3t-seaks aisa 49, paper ~ ;
ytas y.ap.f, = 4grihf z p-tfaasge. Rcd iiss Pa
dactrseuts
rAasaa geftdatos. ~ god aeeta aff ~
maaaaI i hot allI Festgtsa ~ qaisl q ~
8.asf. b4t $50 qlauus5 ara aasafal sissalnesa
fsE. z esaF 80 s44+ss s.ssa ss8ae No Ailesfe
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-22

ANt plrr ~ LlNealN Gen kilpat
nck told the following story Is ooe q
MS recent speeches. illustrating humo-
rpusly tho inaecssion Of character q
LATHE Mae
During ne peninsalar campaign
one Of MeCiellsu's scouting parties cap
tarcd BOO uov milcb cows from some
rebels Little Mack looked over iho
constitution. but fJund nothing apply
Jog TO new mich COWS Ho then tel
egraphed Is the President to know
what to do. Before he got reply an
orderly t1ld the General Il the COWS
were not MIXED they woul3 spoil He
then looked over the Constitution, but
finding nothing in il about milking new
milth cows he again photographed %
Mi Liuso.u Cor Instructions 70 Which
he replied as follows
To George b Mcclellan, Commander
Of the Army Of The Potomac
As YOU seem to be the biggest cali il
the army, suggest that you suck tben
dry
A LNeoLN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-22

NEwsr APR DmEcroBY C Z Row
ell a. Co, the New York Advertising
Agents, are about issuing a complete
American Newspaper Directory. 1t is
Il compilation much needed, since moth
ing of the kind having any claims to
completeness has ever been publ shed.
Messrs. Rowdl & Co have spared no
pains or expense to make the f5rthcom-
ing work complete. We understand
the book will be a handsome octave vol
ume OF about 800 pages bound in dark
cloth, and sold for Five Dollars per
copy
As the publishers are Advertising
Agents, their issuing a work containing
so much information, usually SO ieal.
ously guarded by those in that bust
ness, shows that they ara confident Of
their ability to be Of service to adyer-
tisers, or they wound not so readily u
10 their bands the means OF enabling
every one TO Communicate direct with
publishers If they So desire
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-22
JOURNAL.
MANCHESTER. DEC e. ises

Ar ths muniepsl elsct9n II Basiau
lasi Manaay y y shurtleg DemocrBt
wAs re-ssectsd MaYof by 1919 roieE
oter Moass Kssahals ibs Rsfathcan
rana8aie There we're 28ia5 votes
c&a
The ooatraa 1T Completing tho
Haa.o Ianusl Lac been awarded 20
sbaniss Brothers q Canada, far 81
10000 The shanieys ue Eaelsh ea-
ribe,u Il good repaialion and Ample
meaak
II spite q Al ibe ssisdiing that has
boel gaug 90. lbs internal revenue re-
eafss hsso aupuntoA 70 1920 600 900
jarne ,be past year And. not WITH
standing tic eroaklass aud prophetic
lamentations q tie Democracy the
publ.e deht has been reduced Ss662i
lG2 - arro NOV !, 1907
senator Ferry u Connecticut made
powerful argument N favor q re-
moving 81 disabilities u the South BY
general legislation Tie Senate seemed
sorprised ~ the iorcibls eloqnence Of
,he speaker and somewla, rs The 10.
slion be took NIr Dixon came over
aud al under his colleague, and the
senators generally gave close attention.
Tho sentiment ia the Ssnate among the
republican shifts ID the direction u Mr.
Forrys speech
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-22

Ivrgmuru WILL CASE THE Bar-
lmgion F,rc Irs reports m interest
Ing " II case just decided in the YER
moHr courts, as follows;
"Miss Polly henderson, Of Milton,
who was fifty years Of age and worth
.abodt $4,000, in February, 1867, be-
slowed her hand, though not her
goods, upon AIr Jobnathan Cary
Two years previous to tins event she
had made will, giving the bulk q her
property e the Amerc n Missionary
Society, Of New York and the Congre-
eaiioual Society IN Milton. Ia August
lSGs, she died leaving her will unchar :
ca, aud the question as TO the validity
Of tins vail, is BON pending in the Chit
tender county court The quest o Al
issue IN the arbitration vas as 70 Tho
right Of tho husband TO share hi this
$4,000.
The recent examination Of witnesses
Of whom there we're more than forty
occupied eigibe. Day, Mr. Cary BONG
kept On the stand nine days 10 success
ion
The decision OF the arbitrators which
is fnai only us respects Mr. Carys
right in the pr perty, but has no bear.
ing on the validity Of tie viii, VS. an
nounced gu Tuesday. Under this De
cislon the husband receives 10000. and
the balance Of the property goes @ th'
estate
The Atlantic cable earned S3.350 i
day ast month.
4 The Senate wall not confirm Alolas
der Cummings for Commissioned Re
Inns place. aud the latter viii probabll
be persuaded TO hold on TIL Gran
comes in.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-22

OuR YorNG Folks for January s. Eh
all respects what the initial nurn5esr Of
the new year should bc--unsrmEn ssa-
bic. We give below some Of the atsme-
tive features for 1869, and can sag ihat
so fur as this number develops tae pa4iae
Of the publ, hers the promises are aaaale
good and more:
/. The story of Bad Boy, By Z. 3,
Aldrich 1t is believed that tins story
will be regarded as one Of tie Issshsst
healthiest, and most entertaining sto-
ries ever written for youthful readers.
The Bad Boy is not seape-graco. 6ni sn
active wide-awake boy whose iIsssItby
love Of mischief leads him into naDy
amusing adventures He is bad boy
only in distinction from those unheaish
lily good boys who have hitherto had
undue promiuece in our literature.
2 The Biographical Sketches Of
Great Nayigators, Voyagers, and Dis
coverers, by James Parton These ar
tieles wi be valuable not only for their
biographical character, but equally 50
for the clearness and emphasis for
which they win bring ont numerous i'm
portant facts in Geography, and give to
them n living interest
3. The series of articles on pracii-
cal matters by Rev Edward Everett
Hale The large experience and keen
observation Of Mr.. Hale, joined with
ms shrewd sense and skill as writer
viii give special value aud interest To
his suggestions on Talking, Reading,
Writing, Travelling, Working, aud Con
duet in Society
. f. Tho series IF scmi-sciertific pa
pcrs by Mrs Agassiz These will trea,
Of sub ects Of great interest 10 all tho't-
Z fnl young persons snch IS Coal De-
posts the growth Of Coral Islands. the
cause and history Of Earthquakes, etc.
5. The articles By j T. Trosbridge
on several branches Of industry Glass
Making. Coal Mining, Ship Building.
Watch Making, etc Mr. Trowbridge,
has taken special pains to aequaint him
self with hi the interesting processes
and curious details q these yariou.
pursuits, and bis descriptions Of them
will be peculiarly full and interesting.
Il G The valuable series q papers on
American History BY NJ Bone
Z The Dialogues by Epes Sargent
aud the Declarations by Elijah KEEL.
ogg.
Published by Fields. Osgooa & Go
successors 70 Ticknor & Fields
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-22

Jeremiah FegHeh q Darlington one =
tbe most promising lawyers ofihe state
and a graduate q TIE Harvard law
school. diea ca Monday q tie sse =
s8
On Saturday afternoon last hnler
connected with enc e Iamsous cau
nehug machines, which vas a work on
enc y the West Rptlaad marble quar-.
res, belonging % toe Rutland Marble
Co exploded instantly killing The co-
Einoer Amus Powers, and severely
inlprtbg 6te other persons Norcason
can be given ior che exit,siou
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-22

Old PmsorLM, Of Iorringford, Ct
was queer sort Of man One tim,
when his congregation bad, most o.
them, fairly disposed themselves 70,
their afternoon nap be startled them a.
well as their ideas of propricty by ask.
ing in bis loudest tone, Whats ID,
price 3f butter 2"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-22
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We vgul8 SEA ire attentive o, eur roadsrs 0
tte uov advertisements - C, x Young Cane
Butsa. KhaPp and BHrvn Hopkins.
Tl4e pir,s,afs y tbe Lebanon sp.agA H. .
"a COMPANY ulth committee from tbe Harlem
y n board rs pirociars and feW invited guests,
mad. 81 excursion lasi Friday from Nss N0rk 20
Eutand, pass.ng over i5o Lebanon springs Rail-
road wltb The elocptson ~ Abual four Hliles II
ussk Is T. laia an tao ssusl end u the hsc. tbs
Lebanon Springs road i 10 running order, aud Il
l. expected that ~ an13haf week regular trains
sill caHlaenoe running over it. Tee excursion
ists sIpresst 3 themselves pleased With The thor
5ash manu,r il sh.ch Tie rosd has been cor.
stfur,ed, ard accorded great srelit & ,he bald.
en- Mr Park. FER the energy and perseverance,
siih which be has pushed through to 20 early
completion this great enterprise.
ohHumr- Died Ia Sew Y1rt, De 2, Henry
NJ Lathfop, aged ~ years. NJ. l. vas formerly
studen, At tbo Burr Seminary, aud was well
known AID highly esteemed BY friends IN this VII
lage. whom be had visited from time to time since
iis connection viih the Seminary ceased. Tbs
circumstances q the casualty which resulted in
bis stry death are stated Tor their Information
More than a month previous ~ his death, tn go
ina from his place u business IN the city to his
boarding house for dinner, ho jumped on the
crowded platform q street car The car turn
Ing curve very rapidly be was thrown With great
violence T. TIE pavement terrible wound var
made upon bits bead HE hands were also crush
Cd the bones % two fingers on each hand beiug
broken he Was taken ar insensible by police
man and carried 70 tho City Hospital, which for
unately wa near. When ba became conscious
nnd stated who he VAS word was sent to hls board
lag h6use, and his parents were summoned from
THEN residence in Buffalo. At first Tie injury wa'
not Thought 10 be fatal, and for three weeks h,
seemed to Be doing Sell. A forcr then ousucd
which ID 4 fortnight terminated lis hfe. Mr. l.
YVES Young nau IS much promise, and greatly
beloved n d wide circle % friends. W.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-22

Private adTices from Michigan d ate
thai the contest over the SenAtorship
Is unusually bitter The opposition to
Mr Chambers reelection Is une2peot-
eaiy strong Messrs Chandler and
Howard both came from Detroit. and
the question Of locality inJnres Chand-
ler His friends sAy that he wil. BE- re-
elected over AL opposition.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-22

Horace Greeley proposes 10 write,
during the year 1862. an elementary
work on Political economy, wherein the
policy 81 Protection TO Home Industry
viii b explained aud yindicated- This
woFk ~iil first be given 70 the public
through the successive ISSUES Oi IHE
NE1 Yeas TnurSE, and vii appear IN
AL is editsons~-Dailg sio; Ssm'-Week
IL. e.. Weekly. 81 per annnfn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-22

Georgia reconstruction VIII be tbs
hFsi thing taken up after the recess in
ihe Senate There ID decided majorl.
" IN favor Of using eompaison, ~ that
the oolored members expelled from the
Georgia Legislature shall take thsii
seats again.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-22

Secretary seward has sent Rsseniy
fohnson lesteF reminding him thai
aipaema,ie Interests require The pc
a6Ai5ons 9Th Great Britain kep,
,zfe quiet 81 the pablicliy gwen 10
q "a has added greatly b tbs eHabaTr-
1ens q lAe government here