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wanted, Candidate Tor Governor.

Nobody seems to lie disposed TO run rs the
Republican candidate for Governor Mr.
GREELEY has already informed his ircajs
that they had better not tLnL OF running
him, lecausa ut least ton thousand Rcpub-
l.cals wo,ld vote aglinst him in addition to
the d. moerats and thus he would surely he
beaten. Aud now we have tho Hon. NJ N;.
suAlL0 R"arRTs declaring beforehand that
he cannot consent TO have his nAmo brought
before the approaching Republican State
Convention a. an aspraLt for the nomina
ton.
On many accounts Mr. ROHERrs is the
strongest candidate whom tho Republican
party could put up. We suppose that he
has more persoasl friends than any other
man in the State. lie is also stronger on
account OF the prevailing belief that den
GRANT Las done him great and wanton in
justice When the Cabinet was made up,
there was every reason TO expect that Mr.
ROBERTs would have an off,r OF the place Of
Secretary Of the Navy, an Office for which
his experience in business as well as his
| great administrative talents would peculiarly
| qualify him. lie Lad also been exceedingly
active and enthusiastic in that great popular
movement by which Con GaNNr was Gle.
ya.cd 10 the Presidency, Bat whoa GnANT,
ira, al Of recognize ng the dril Of public
sentiment toward ROBERTS, turned nsilc to
gut man l.tc HANIToH Fi,u, who ls,i no
qualifications and NJ CLAIMS ut tho heal
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THE ACTORs IN IHE TONES.
The Jester OF the Talking Had aud the
Qusintions of G.eid-An 1nsrit Reese -
The Drink that Ed. Gilmore wouldn't

The Jester OF the Talking Had aud the
Qusintions of G:eid-An Insrlt Rese ed -
The Drink that Sd. Gilmore wouldn't
Take.
George Washington Jester, the delneator Of
the Talking Hand bears a striking resemblance to
the Emperor Napoleon.
For some ZINE past AIR. Jester hsS been EN- oloy ed
in the Theatre ComiQue. Professor Risley, the i'm.
porter OF the Japs nrst brought Mr.. Jester to this
country, and has exhibited him In various Amerean
theatres. Mr.. Jester was to receive from Mr. Rsley
f10O week In gold, but for some time past they
disagreed concerning the market valne OF gold.
Last Friday evening they met In the Theatre Co
ing Mr.. Jester appeared before Justice Downing,
aud charged that the Professor had usal hreaten
Language. His Honor would have dismissed the
complaint then and there. but the willy Jester init
mated that he had some Witnesses whom he would
like TO have examined, aud the hearing was post
poned
Yesterday afternoon the Jester appeared in court,
alfred in spouess raiment and with his Napoleo mic
mo1stache and imperial stiffiy waxed He took O
seat In the remote corner, and scowled uriously ut
Professor ksiey, who was trying 70 seduee the
Handsome Ell Gilmore one OF the Witnesses, into
taking a drink but Ed. wasn't dry.
Justice Bowling entered the Court room at
O'Clock. Mr.. Jester opened his case by calling a
Mr.. barclay, VINO was asked whether be Rad not
heard Prof Risley call him coward and fool. MIR
Barclay renlied In the negative. Mr.. Jester then
asked him whether he did not tell him when outside
the theatre that he lJester would have been juaii
ned 10 shooting Risley. This Mr. Barclay also de
MED. Judge bowling here interposed aud suggested
that Mr.. Barclay should tell his own story.
Mr.. Barclay then said that lie had heard Risley
call Jester a coward, and say he sas no man and
resentinz sucn language BY punching Riseis head.
Another witness corfoborated his testimony, and
Justice Bowling said
Professor Rsley consider yourself under ARE Il
and on parole, answerabe to me for your conduct
unit! give ny decision at 4 o'clock next week.
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One Of MacMahon'. Hammers.


I saw something this morning which set me
thinking. 4 satanic loo king and herculean Iurco
was sitting close TO mo while was brelkhsttng
He was covered with gold chains rings, and Jewels
OF all sorts, aud had about him several purses
crsmmel Win gold, which VI course he was speuJ-
ing layshly,
Seeing me observe his thoroughly Eastern SPLEEN
dor, and no doubt gratiiied, he Informed me that
all his wealth the spoils ~ Prussan cautinier
or man who keeps he cauteen and follows the
regiment. From what he told me in his bad
French u mixture OF Arabic aud every known
tongue II aTpears he killed him with three stlbs of
bis bayouct aud found 6,0O0l on him.
thought to myself, your talo may DO true, my
friend, but l think you would easily mistake any
body TOR a Pfussiau II YOU suspected him Of having
600 francs As II was the French army which was
routed and not tho Prussilu, therefore am afraid
II was not a Pruss an c1nunicr you rlned.
tile False. Reporting Trib'ne ofyesterlay printed
the letter containing the above extract as from la
special correspondent The whole letter was taken
bodily from the London Ners of Aug. -, dtl
page, nth aud sixth columns.l
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IRRErnIBvABLB loss

TIE Indignation ofthe Germans nc tho Total
Depravitv Of the worid-souethina for
Consideration in the State Democratic
Convention.
The General Committee Of the German Demo-
CRITIC party last night resolved that the conduct Of
certain seksfyled Democratic newspapers Of this
city has been such TO oil the Germans with indig.
nation. Therefore the Germans will sever every
political association With such uuprincpled, maci.
Gus mean, and detestable politicians. With regret
they notice that the Democratic party sympathize
with the French Emperor, who h9s been the friend
Of the Palmerstons and Clarendon, who at this
hour would be found at his side II an inducement
could be held out, and his cause had not been
rumpeted BY the London Times as n forlorn one.
The destroyer OF two republics, say the Germans,
cannot possibly be the founder helper of o free,
independent and republican ireland. Thcsp resoiu-
tons are 10 be prevented to the coming Democratic
State Convention.
yHB BEGINNING OF TuE YIGnr.
The Twentieth Ward German Democrats last
night discussed the relation OF Tammany Hall to the
German patriot war, and finding Tammany opposed
70 the Germans they resolved to loose rom tina
party, and oppose H. They appointed Messrs. z.
0rieser J.. We'll, DIR. Jimpert, D. Post, W. MARI, J.
Ecksten, y. Schumacher, and H. Cornell n commit
tee TO appeal TO the German Democrats in every
ward Of the city.
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Senator CuSlhING; so that lis nomination
would probably do more 20 reconcile the
quarrel in the parry than that of any other
person. But his resolution is immovable.
81 desire" he says, Ito place myself beyond
the reach of the misnrprehenson of friends
or the Misrepresentation of political foes, by
stating unreservedly that am not-and can
not consent to bccome-a candidate for Gov
ernor The uncertain condition Of my health
utterly forbids such consent
In this emergency, why do not Rcpubli-
cans fall back upon statesman whom they
have tried under most difficult circum-
stances, and Of whose capacity and merits
they have the most conclusive evidence Is
there any stronger candidate for them than
EDWIN D. MORGAN of New York
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Truth travels with wholesome rapidty in
these days The Lerdm Herald, published in
Smyrna, IN Asia Minor contains the following in.
tclligcnce:
"JOHS RUSSO. YoUNa was kicked out of the
Tribune BY tie Associated Press in Consequence Of
ms havipg been detected In stealing their news and
sendits Il 20 little penny paper OF his own 10
Philadelphia"
The way Of the transgressor is hard indeed,
when the fa-ts respecting a News Sneak Thief
ar, thus promptly made public on the other side
Of the earth. But let ham reform and leave Oh
fuc1Aing and stealinr. and then his past trans
gr,ssious may be forgotten.
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A W oman dominates Col. James Finh, Jr.,
for President.

To he Editor Of The sun.
sra; l herewith nominate James Fisk, Esq,
as my candidate for the Presidency, aud viii
wager all am worth (Which, alas Is only rather
limited WARDROBE that he would make one Of the
best Presidents we ever mad.
am not acquainted with him, and, strange as 1t
may seem for resident OF the city, have never
even seen him; hut have been won icrhl!ly inter.
es,ed in reading the accounts of hs exploits, and
would really like g. sec what he would do az Pres
ident II Is my opuion that the man who takes
bold Of every undertaking with such vim. unI sue
Goods surely everything, is Just the man to lead
his Jubaut and rrcpresslOe Ynn,cc nation T.
r oiv, peace, AMI prosperity cut vote for hin
mv-ult Lut have a husband father. and hosts OF
brothers md unclcs, and win see thit they all
vote Tor n. Gallant Colonel, Long may he wave
A CONSTANT READER.
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Three OF the street railroad companies on
the west SIDE of The city have branches Of their
m..n hnCs that do not extend lower than
Broome street aud Broadway and Canal
street and Broadway. Almost daily there are
conflicts between the conductors and some OF the
passengers cu those short lines. The conflicts
rrc caused because the passengers have mistaken
o car If the .Ime company on The short line for
ope which lg.a below Canal street. The conduct.
ors almost invariably decline to return TO the
pas cnscrs their money, or give them a transfer
ticket, on pass them on another car going below
Canal street, when the mistake is explained. The
conductors are closely watched TO see that none
Of them fail 10 return all the fares which they
collect aud hence they are anxious to have as
many fares as possible to return 10 the COM
panies, The latter are aware that the conflicts
occur, but do not make aly provision to have
them obyiat,d. Hence thousands OF passengers
pay in tie course Of year double the amount OF
fare for riding the distance they should be per-
mtted TO travel for one fare, by being provided
with transfer tickets when it is apparent that the
passengers have iakeu The wrong car. When it
Is remembered that millions Of passengers ride
in tie cars Of this city in the course Of a year,
and that The conflicts in question occur hundreds
u times during single day, it will be seen that
the matter il one Of public importance.
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The n sugar Eoqco,Am'ri,aia the we'll
kroNn French Republican paper Of THIS CITY, 10,
coumouced the publication on semi weekly edition,
which we cln warmly rcc) meli TO orr r,a1er'.
The M'4g8 Is an cxc,'l.nt jplr4al ia .ve'f ".
srn.L IT. new' o. tho wax Is arrn,cl with gym
Intelligence an per-. icuitG; -ll ir EDITORIAL ",n
m,nts are Ta'I!'t' ~ hostile 10 G'r-luy. vi'a'u'
benz false. The -cni-weoky M"@q1 NUT b.
con-, treat ta,o'Itc among people ~ 10" coI,.ri
Who lave OCCASION ler Z Iil,ur.i peW,p.n,r
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Michael Ryan, who was arrested on the sup
position that he murdered Mr. Nathan, is not known
in Morristown, where ho stated lie ha1 worked
The cav mills OF the neighborhood have been
visited by u stranger, supposed to no decisive,
but nothing has been found The family Of Mr..
Nathan have quit the magnificent country house IN
Morristown, winch they lived IN up ~ ne lime CT
baggage AMI sery tnts, back ~ New York,
Tho Nathan Brothers were AZ the Police Central
Office yesterday, and wrrO closeted with the ict"c
tivcs a long time, Whom they "trc .,sp after tnt
mtcryiy 3, they as well rs VI, Ge,yctAet Nv.o nuv.
pytitpl
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Unprecedented Barbariiies of the French



From ne London Times
The following Is an extract from n private let
ter written by a lady engaged In attendance the
sick and wounded at HomDurg:
August 8, ls7O,-I send YOU few lines as am sure
most unhappy part OF the world. our troops until
thank God, have had succession OF victories; but
gained Only ny great loss oi hfe and 70 lowed by the
fearful sulCrlngs Of the wounded Though not very
near he Of action we see and hear great deal
as the sounded are boing brought here In numbers.
You WI read many particulars N the papers,
athon4h II II doubtful II they Will publish the atfpci
lte comm ici uy the lncos -tHNKes ny nathre, they
stab and XII the wounded on the Held In the last en-
gaEement they fcaiued several wounded Getmans
Mayed thtlr acrs alive, and stabbed them with peu
Their uralcs prayed To DC shot instantly 10 be re-
lirNul from Their suNrruga; their wish MAS complied
Win, a, tHcle was r' change Ot he
OF I,sr uNoNVilau soldiers caughtby the lurcos.
wu0 hal biu les, shl on crawled with dlIcllt, to
Nuuu.C4 RUSSIAN aIN hii hlu In the neck RlHth %
| siso wounded. shot nm oRlccr from DehinU De-. /
tuIuu- tIlr meets. several IurCls were brought here
ut irc a2iot l.to which tGr barracks nave r..u
luf tGl lVl one htng tpNNY M - liuushl iical All 20
of uir' ir ana was placed Wi'n some of the 'TusiIa
| death lnc Wulpdcl G ulu t'nl near INN wul, "A
large benkutfr "a" had Kent co alcI hy tho Iug ~
Ms ,roqers. for the sthc OF just ce ami 10 calm IA
gene Al AcilrLeut lac Is 't4trnctd to be shot tOuu.
.ow morning
a lurco o!ncer, who spcats -eyoral languages np.
icrtd more civilized. Hal SO GOD ar ctct hy Che l /
uirul on NJ several German Itrs and unit nov HAd
% rae arm Nhn hr went 10 dr'5s MS iiNls IA g.
| nave Laced MN IN a 700 wiih barred wntoWt A.
| ,YNi', ana pass he t.Nd lI'p., 80 tlis yt..N-
.lru cnlnt oi the - tr.rc"i, whom AuNw, r,u-
| Huui 'undci On thr Fl" ufs .ff iuc.f, Wl-t.s".
l1' tmc, i'.trd on Oh 30 ',to. ,LuLLtrrAi T., ~. a
l...- 'Au t-Aa v III Dol. 1T -.
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The Independent Democrats in the upper
part Of the city are going to run Gen. w. ;.
HiLlYER FOR Congress, against the Hon. FERNANDO
woop. Though not light weight, HILLrER has
powerful lungs and extraordinary running pow
crs. He will be sure TO put the veteran WcoD to
his trumps. Besides, WooD's moustache is gray,
while Hi1trta's is jct.blaek without dyeing. The
issue Of the canvass is 20 be honest voting
and honest ccunting-the purity of the ballot
box better or mote vital issue cannot be i'm
ngiued. All the young men are for HiLLrsR.
lie fought in the war on Gen. GR,Nts staff, and
IVES great friend Of GR,ST's when it was still
expected tia, GE,ST would be nominated by the
Democrats. Accordingly, the Democrats arc
now going to elect HiLLrER to Congress. lie
weighs go pounds.
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The North River water front is incumbered
with building materials o. different kinds, and
small house. ON the piers sld bulkheGds in which
the occupants transact tleir own private bust
ness. besides, there ART floating private ware
houses rioorcd before some Of the bulkheads
that obStruci the approach 10 West street. At
least until recently, tho blildings have been a
lucrative source OF bls kmail for the politicians.
1t is the opinion Of au experienced person that
this blackmail has ar 1untcd to about Sl00, 900
per anuum. Now, the Commissioners Of Docks
have taken steps to lease those bwldings, aud
thus make them n source Of public income. But
would IL not he lcttcr to have them cleared away
altogether \ great deal ia expected Of Gen
McCIELLtY, and it i hoped that he will express
some opinion az least about the ACCESSIBILITY Of
having the membranes removed in order TO
make way for the a.eded improved system Of
piers and bukhcads, for which il is understood
hc /, drawing the plans. The objection which
the propretors rasc against being busted, al
though thcy will admit that they are there con-
irary TO low, !. that they cannot lind any other
plac" convenient the water in which To transact
their business But all along West street there
| are hundreds Of stores in which liquor is sold
| that could be removed TO the houses ON the
streets intcrsecting or adjacent to West street,
and good locality for their business, while the
| water front would not be ineumbered aud closed
! up a. il lie now.
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Americans in London make great com
plant about the absence Of Mr.. BADr,r, our
Consul c encral, from his Office He is never
there, and has crusty Enelishman us bis sub
sntutc, who receives Yankees with much impo-
Likeness Persons who have gone there on bust.
ness have found 1t almost impossible to transact
it with this man. President GGANT ought 10 ad'
monsh his former secretary to attend to his
consular duties, OF send somebody there to do
them IN his place.
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The N.,ion,. KcnI Wealth.

The census reports show that the number O
farmers has LARGELY Increased uy'lud the nora
estimates tor l,I0 particui ny in NrnI-ln, Iowa
Missouri, ant " iscunsn of the Western State
and in ~ the 'outu-ra States. MI..url,.Lrr.
embellishments are reported far more NJ Icro-
than ia 1850.
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The Ice-Pfek Murder--A Voice for the Mute
-Tnmmnny Tactics.

SIN: The letter Of Mac" In to-davs SuS is
too true. It was put-up job by the Coroner aud
Lawyer Howe to Het the Tannany murderer free.
Coroner Sclirmer wants the German votes for
O'Hall, and that's the reason lie let the bully W. W
Howe territy the oficer and the witnesses for the
people and then Lawyer Howe ran the Court as he
pleased and called as many German witnesses as he
pleased.
What right had Lawyer Howe In the Coroner's
Court, when Coroner Schirmer refused TO let any Of
the deaf mute's friends appoarf mot A MUTE"
but one who can aud will speak
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TWO MONTHS 100 LATE.
A Nut for the Ice ACKNOWLEDGMENT by
stcam-1eo by Machinery Cheaper than
from the Rivers.


A mt for the Ice observation-disclosures by
stcam-1ec by Machinery Cheaper than
from the Rivers.
Since the ice monopolies have raised the price Of
ice so outrageously, number Of gent emen have
organized joint stock company for the manufac.
turing Of under the Teller process. Operations
we're commenced yesterday at the Morgan Iron
Works by making ice at the rate OF one hundred
and twenty pounds an hour with an engine OF three
horse power.
A receiver holding about sixty pounds OF mcthy
lie ether (wood alcohol is attached to pipes leading
to two freezers filled with water. These freezers
have four hollow plates each, through which the
ether Is allowed to circulate. thereby EXTRACTING the
latent heat from the water The ether Is then drawn
through an exhaust Pipe to pump with upper and
lower valves, and passes through force pipe into
coil. where IL becomes hquehed Around this coil
water Is allowed 70 circulate and this w1thdrawe
the heat that has been extracted from the water In
the freezers The ether Is then forced back by the
pump into the receiver first mentioned, and the
process Is repeated over and over agnu, the ma.
chine being continuous and sefacing, ant the ether
never becoming reduced In quantity by any losses.
BY this process OF IMPORTATION, cakes OF ice arc
formed in the eozers thirty inches in length eight
cen inches wide, and one inch thick. Tine ice Is
placed IN large ice boz, the cakes being placed on
top OF another to the height vi two feet, when
they become 0ce solid block Of clear and trans
parent ice.
A recent test shows the lasting qualities OF arii.
| fetal ice ss follows:
Natural ,os From swlt1eI9nd insted-.....IC: hour
Aa,ncl' ee care , naeaihe' Lated .iS hour
ARTIFICIAL rec, Teller M achino." iastci ia hours
Teller machine run by 4 sixty-horse power on
CINE viii yield 2,22O pounds OF ice hour at cos
viii Yield 4 $40 pounds at o. 70 per ton. The three
horse power engine In operation at the Morgan Iron
Works Is manufacturing Ice at ulhe less thar
per ton while the monoposts rese!ins their sioci
| at SO per tou.
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Mnsnnlr Ihit.Chn-

rHrr. Iolgo ~ CT, viii hold q Ctnur com
..u .'.' - iI- cy .|pf.
N.Iu' g. Lot q VII resume worl q tht.r rooms,
. i'If ."in'". on ~1'u,la! night. a. iALrIlt"
n.'i .,.tt 90, o. Fl 'trr.-
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TRo1rINo LONa BRANCH.
I've Tfots on the Card-One = Failure
western Giri the Winner of the other
a Rfus Race

Tyye Trrots on the Card-One n Fnilure-
,.,...-~ -, "a. xy..... - - .,L..
Western girl tue winner OF inc other-
a Pine Race. ,,,,..
yesterday was Tue secono uay Vi INC "o',"s
meeting AZ Long branen Inc uo.,lns yes.roay
,s 20 nave Mem On ,Nsro were y ,Sr.s entries in If
ialed' Nomlnaiiy mere were 'nree enues III w
moi ss Sens n ana sSry Sa
ANTS The race thsicors fell through ugh
WEI The ,G psss was s Sv
mare all The season She has not trctted race this
year tina, .he could not have wou and ought to have
won Bot she seems 3ent 70 win OF lose, no. On hsr
c SS IN some the '%Sfe Prospect PE
Sune ,h us1 sae ,b won When nsse .sd sbe went
VA ,ad 40 veste,ds soou as abe baS
,he pools right, sne eoo, c1"e %, anp wn, 10 70
three heats enc trotted spendidy, and could have
made far better time than che nd had IL been neces
' TIE FIRST raor
wo, for rpr.e Of % 200 for horses that baa never
seseH 0 P %s heat The entries de were License
good ones, 10 The betting before The start, Idol IL
and ssy e S Gs
The '''' WIN " '''''
Summary;
aosG sSs 20 SHE sf ,S,,S ns S, s &
| harness.
"a I,iSEok b b M p" w S.is
Il 4, a,h
" j. botsrs ,. g. ! j Brsdey. .....,.......s y Z
~ H. ~ 81 ~ s,..a;
Western Grl won the race and hrst money. Belle sec
betting before the start and early in the selling
10 ngutu AZ, 70 aosin,i p-adiny ~ ~
against Belle s'iesand By, at the star, Mestern
T Er. leu 10 0A "'r anu tue 0'"''' I'LL ." '"'
| All the horses showed well. but none or them ap.
pesr ISo pn nApd, O'clock ana me, s on 'Sor
| ~ 'u'i ''''" 'N' '" "'"'' " ' W."
/ HOsl. u... y,.. 49,. 80, .--.- nat. L., ,-,,,
License next AZ ihe hfst OF we Inrn License nsa1eu
anu as tealing ~ et snsn ~ p,oke anu =. onse ie
On he last OF inc turn Idol came forward and passed
ne Snstsr noS Length 70 r S1t o. D9 ellen 10 Sr
The Girl three lengths ana they ali ay thus on 10 The
half mile po In i5, where Idoled length. ON the
| turn there was no change except that all
| got nearer itogether., coming up me ,ttr'lch
iost Dt9nEh WY W ~ aq psu ne1V nn,h h
Tranily AMI The Girp hrdle and let Rslle bScb To-
second pSsi,,on Idol had The Icat in hand and came
nome al leisure, winning Il by two Iengilsi belle
second TIVE lengths ahead OF western Girl third. brad
ley fourth, and License last away dozen lengthf'
| Iiue, SSO' ~, ~. ..,,t... -. 49,. .,.o,. ~, H.,
.nd ne s,ana AZ 90 en againss he oeid to agans
Western Girl to AGAINST License and 81 adey each;
u TO sgsinst Belle When the horses were sent on
Ins sde xss sound bVs soon hrote ard iaii
back On the turn Belle led six lengths,
| and Code getting steady moved up TO second
place. The quarter was done IN ~ Down the stretch
seemed 70 .se mo an sn ~ a ascs so1 sain w
Ne hall M i.Is and ali throngh male agood lace In
ne Lead apparently VAIN es.s sss Lea an lnroSfh 10
o'neIs herely logxhs W, "a, " w. VIZ n1 p
| maiv w iuu W ~ ~ " va. "' W. -
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I- wulbrid.c q be -ccrctnry of -lolt


We hear that Gen WaltriI, g openly t.o.'
tee lv Is euluE INTO Gvn. Giants cabinet 90 y.a.
e. ....a. aly Fra bs,ore S'p.enHtr -,