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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-03

q acres Of land, situated about miles north Of
the city, on the east side Of the new Turnpike
Road now being constructed rom Wheeling 70
GlCnn's Run. Said decd Of trust was gwen Dy
said R. B. Woods on 40 acres Of land beng o nc
'ieceSsetl. and joinIny lands with the estate oil
David Garden, deceased on the east sIdG 81 me
Ohio River, to secure the Merchants Naiio n o.
Bank Of West Virginia the payment OF $4,OOO IN
six months from date, aud the payment 81 any
note OF notes that may 10 given ~ renewal or IN
pSrt payment OF the same; $4,000 having been
aid On said note. and IS lilo acres Of said tract
(which was sold to Jacob L&; Being Sgas9 Sf 3D.
sale will be made Of tho residue t"1 o. ~ az
note Tor 5000, due August q, 1870, with two
mouths interest and cost, which represents the
bHlSnce Of principal and interest due o. the
SioTeSald note OF $4,000. Said 81 acres will be
divIded into smaller tracts. Plat Of the same can
bo seen at the Recorders office Of Ohio county,
". Va. 49,, j.,
TERMS or SALE-0ne, third cash; balance In
six and twelve months, with interest
aur9S s. BRADY, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-03
FOR SALE.

TRUSTEES sALE-BY VIRTUE
of a Deed Of Trust made on the 80th day, Of
January, 1856 by ROb't B. Woods to $. Brady.
Trustee and recorded In tho Recorders Office OF
ohio County, West Virginia, in Decd Book No.
TO- page IS, will sell at public sale, at the front
,j1nr n thC HOIiPt IIOnRa on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-03

''sPAlDno'' GIuE," useful in every house >,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-03

CIR. BEHIEn's Ladies and Gents Res,
taurant and Oyster Saloon. Meals served
at all hours. I'LL Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-03
TRANsPoRrArIon
Baltimore & Ohio RaiIro,I !,

WHEELING, June N is5o
.DAsSEN TRAINS VII w
i run BY tho following schedule nm ~ ~ III
June 18th, 1870, Wheeling time; '" Auu NtR
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-01
NorICE..

Holders of Tickets to the Gift Concert in
aid of the Mercantile Library Association, are
hereby notified that the Concert is postponed until
Monday, October 31st, 1870.
Unexpected intcrferences have operated to make
this delay necessary to accomplish the result of
freeing the Library from debt without recourse
to other privileges granted by act of the Legisla-
tnre, passed february ID, 1870.
This is positively the only postponemcnt which
will be made. The Concert will take place on the
day above named, commencing ut o'clock a. m j,
and to continue until all the gifts have been
awarded.
The funds already in bank are considerably
more than sufficient to insure the successful COM
petion of the contract with the public.
The sale of tickets will positively close on
Friday, the 2Sth day of October, 1870.
All tickets remaining unsold at that time will
be withdrawn from sale and cancelled. They will
be advertised by their numbers, the 29th day
pers of this city. Any diminution thus made In
the number of tickets to be drawn. will not effect
the number or amount of gifts. They will be "a
heretofore advertised, to-wit: 62S gifts, amount
ing in all to 100000 gold.
Ticket holders residing out of San Francisco
will receive daily accredited lists of the awards Of
Gifts. which will also be published in the leading
San Francisco daily papers, on the first OF No.
vember, 1870
Delivery of gifts will commence November I'd.
1870. at the Office, No. BIS California street. to all
parties presenting tickets to which gifts have been
awarded. All gifts awarded to non residents Will
be held to their order and for their account
ROBERT b. SWAIN, Prest. NJ. l.. A.
w. III. L. BARNES, Vice President.
w. c. RALSTON, Treasurer.
TH0S. r. HAYES, Recording secy
DAVID WILDER, Cor. Secy
w. Ashburner, j. NJ. McNulfy, A. NJ Epets,
w. L. Wood, A. p. Elicit. Isaac rhnrd
W. q. Badger +. b. Reynolds Sam haopai1'
BUSINESS AGENTS rpS
MAURICE DORE a CHARLES r. Pfti Hh3'
10 NJ o1s California street. Zhs"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-01

We call this pretty incident, which
occurred recently in Western town: In
one of the rooms of the public school is a
lame girl, whom the teacher allows to be
dismissed before the others, so that no
harm may befall her when they crowd out
together. Not long ago the building
took fire, and the scholars rushed for the
doors from all the roons but one-the enc
where the lame girl had her desk. There
the girls sat quietly in the excitement
until their unfortunate companion had
passed out before them, as usual, when
they followed with an outburst Of fright
as intense Us their conduct was noble.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-01
G2s Gifts in all.... $500. 900

The Concert and Distribution will take place
under the immediate direction of the Board of
Trustees Of the Mercantile Library Association,
assisted by Supervisory Committee selected from
State, City and County officers, and well known
citizens of San Francisco.
ROBERT ID. SWAIN. President NJ. L. A,
w. H. L. BARNES, Vice-President.
WM. c. RALSTON, Treasurer.
After paying the expenses of the entertainment
and making the distribution of the Gifts, as above
announced, the balance will be applied extin-
gushing the present indebtedness of the Mcrcan-
tile Library Association.
Holders of tickets to which gifts may be award
ed, will receive the same ON presentation of sucn
tickets coupons to the business Agents of tho
Board of Trustees at their Office, No. BIS Califor-
mia street, San Francisco.
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s1,OOO,OOO.

TRAND GIFT CONCERT IN AID OF
u the Mercantile Library Associotion of San
Francisco, California,
MONDAY, October 3Ist, 1870
Tickets of Admission, $500 gold coin.
Treasurer. The Bank of California
During the entertainment the sum of $500, 900
L. s. G old Coin will be returned to the Holders
of Tickets by the distribution, by chance, of the
f,IroYvipo HTS
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-01

Uncle ia Ike Simmons, once well known
among Michigan politicians as a member
OF the '.Sinnit,' from Macomb, took it into
his head one day to marry a rich widow of
pepper temper, who got the better of him.
The quarrel was long, fierce and bitter,
and at last, able to bear it no longer,
Jake made his appearance at George
Wisner's law office, at Pontiac, in high
state Of excitement, demanding an instant
bill of divorce.
For what cause?" asked George
Jake was puzzled
Take the statutes, Weczner, and read
EN- all over
Jake renewed his quid and listened
with marked attention till George came
to impotency.'
That's it, Weezner," exclaimed Jake,
slapping his thighs; "she's as impudent
as h-ll :"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-01

The San Francisco and North Pacific
Railroad is progressing very rapidly.
Five miles Of rails have already been laid.
1t is expected that it will be completed to
Santa Rosa before the 1st of November
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-01

A Williamsport, Pa, paper says q
census marshal reports that he found an
old lady in Forest county lot years old.
When he interviewed her she was chop
ping wood
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-01

The Oldest newspaper in the world is
published in Pekin. 1t is printed on a
large sheet of silk, and, it is said, has
made weekly appearance for upward of
a thousand years.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-01

Stockings are going out of fashion for
ladies street wear in Paris, and bare feet
and sandals are to be generally introduc-
ed.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-01

A man in Indiana wants divorce be-
cause his wife scolds him, and makes him
sit on a red hot stove.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-01

Counterfeit $40 and $40 greenbacks
have been brought in from Arizona to
Los Angeles.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-01

James King, a citizen of Dover New
Hampshire), recently celebrated his
eighty first birthday and second wedding
day simultaneously, by leading to the
hymenial alter blooming bride of seven
ty-six.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-01
WANTED.

aan usHELs OF oATs. & Tor
Al (nn which the highest market pfie'
will be paid m o<'si' r. S. DU BOISE.
A,so Butter and Eggs, in unlim,.sa ~ naid IN
=. nh;eh ,he highest market price VIII 70
cash Call and see me. "a
Albany Aug. 20, ls1o-'V
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-01
The following g we fnd floating in the

The following we fud floating in the
papers:
\ poor young widow in Berlin, one
evening lately, found on her table note
addressed to her, reading as follows:
"Madam-I came here with the intention
of robbing you, but the sight Of this
respectable and peaceful attic room,
decorated with religious pictures -and
adorned with pious souvenirs, and above
all, your two little children, which were
quietly sleeping in their little beds and
smiling in their dreams, have touched my
heart, and instead OF depriving you of the
little money I found in your drawer, l
take tt liberty of leaving here $50,
hoping that you will accept them as Il
| tribute of my respect and admiration.
True, the money has been stolen; but
perhaps in the course of every day life
you have taken money from many worse
man than your obedient servant
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-01
NEW ADVERTISEME ENTS.

BY outhority ofa Special Actof The Leg
stature Of tie State of California.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-01

of terrible war between Russia and
Turkey, just developed by the cable dis
patches, has created fiutter among
spectators and dealers in the grain
market. The shipments of Russian wheat
by the Baltic will shortly be stopped
France, Germany and other ports OF
Europe will be forced to rely upon the
United States for food, and the result
will be a rapid rise in the price of our
grains.
Special dispatches announce that Rus
sia is massing 200 900 men on her south
ern frontier, and that Turkey is we'll and
thoroughly armed.
Calais special Says that Bismarck, III
behalf OF the King of Prussia, refused to
telegraph Favre excepting an armisticc
Favre made proposals Tor peace, insi sting
that he represented the French Govern
mcnt; but bismarck hard logic COM
pletely upset him.
Still later dates from Paris state that
beyond some skirmishing of outposts,
there was nothing new.
Versailles message says the Prussians
have undertaken nothing important in
that neighborhood.
The gunboats on the Seine are now
ready for action Entrenchment and
barricades are going ON everywhere
around the city.
LONDON, Sept. 26.-Bismarck says
the question of peace is reduced to the
possession of Metz and Strasburg-will
treat on no other terms.
Fighting all day Friday near Paris
reported from Tours, but accounts are SO
contradictory that the London press
refuse to publish them.
AMtENs, Sept. 26.-The Prefcct of
this department has issued an address,
in which he states there is but one duty
left for Erenchmen-wa to the knife.
LONDON, Sept. 26 = Prussians are
fastening the reconstruction of fortress
Loan.
BRussELs, Sept. 26.-Travelers who
have escaped from Paris state that guns
are firing day and night.
1t is reported that the police of Calais
were instructed yesterday 10 allow no
Frenchman to embark on outward bound
uessels, whether having passports or not
BERLIN, Sept. 26.-Favre did not
see the King.
Tilcre is nothing now from Paris.
The headquarters Of the Crown Prince
vi 2dAoh5, WIN tHc fiH army corps, Is dt
Grand Tremban ten miles north of
Paris.
TouRs, Sept 2G. : The garrison at
Havre was reinforced, and has received
a number of nitrailleurs, and is now pre-.
pared to defy an y attack.
Lospos. Sept 26.-All hope of set
Element between Prussia and France has
been abandoned. The refusal of Bis
marck's proposal by the French, will
place that country in worse position.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-01
e. =. EDssEsoE&.
Groceries and Provisions,
EEiItebidel & Co.,

rsHALrRs IN GROCERIES AND Pro
sy li<iaas. No5i aud Willow Ware. Conf.e-
ti"n.Fy, Tobacco, Cigars. Pipes, Notiot.s. etc
!tain street, aljainiag sht Ext,reSs o.., Albany
t4Ee-s.ta.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-01

\ SAMsoN.-There is a man living in
Calhoun county, Miss, who is supposed
to be the strongest man in the State, if
not in the entire South. He is thirty
five years Of age and weighs two hurdrcd
and twenty-five pounds. lie has been
known TO carry three bars ofrailEoad iron
when it takes from three to five ordinary
men to carry one. He can take cask
containing forty gallons of whisky or
water (the former is preferred we
presume), and raise it from the ground
and drink out of the bunghole with as
much ease as others could out of a com
mon pitcher; and he has frequently taken
u barrel Of flour under each arm, and
balancing a sack of salt on his head
carried them for several hundred yards
with apparently but little effort. He offers
to bet he can lift thirteen hundred
pounds.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-01
Nhe Albanp 1r9i5trr.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY ny
COLL. VAN CH4EiyE.
eFFitE oN CORNER OF FERRY AND .EInsr-srs.
TERMS IN ADVANCE.
ADVERTISING RATES.

Transient advertisements per Square Of ten
lines Or les, first insertion. 3 each subsequent
insertion. Sl.
Larger advertisements inserted III the most
iteral terms.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-01
JoB WORK

J1is " URN.
iia.fn, received type. stock of calorea
jlt>S. cards. siuf len IobI2r. et,., we are pre-
n ed u cxecnte .slI snls ot printing In better
mann. .r ;ta! say Ter cent. cheaper than eve. be
fire d fefasl ii. his city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-30
The Queens Mistake.

Queen VICTORIA has aimed another blow
at the stability of her throne by yielding to
the clamor of Lord GRANVILLE and the
privileged classes of England. To please
them she not only gives the cold shoulder
to the French Republic, but ngcrovatcs that
of,ncc ly continuing TO recognize EUGESIE
MoNTJo rs the Empress OF the French, not
withstandinc rcr and her husbands dcposi-
ton by the French Legislature. The Queen
has done this by addressing an Official letter
of coincidence to EUGENIE, directed TO Her
Imperial Majesty the Empress of the French,
ut Hastings
1t is possible that the Queen would not
have taken this step if her daughter the
Crown Princess of Prussia, had not intimatcd
to her that NAPOLEON continues TO be treated
ly the King as the lawful ruler of France,
and that consequently Her Mojcsty's nc
acknowledgement of his continued sovereignty
by recognizing ibe imperial title of EUGENIE
would give great satisfaction TO the Court of
Berlin.
This is q very grave responsibility to take,
both for King WILLIAM end Queen VICTo-
MA. The one acts in defiance of the liberal
sentiments of the German people, and the
other in fragrant violation of the public opin.
ion of England. Meanwhile LOUIS NAro
LION is in active communication with Ell
GENIE and GRAMoST in England, with Prin-
cess MATnITDE and BENEDICT in Belgium,
as well as directly with the authorities at
n CT -
King WILLIAM take more substantial
sharc-should Queen Victoria also be held
guilty by her people Of connivlng with the
fallen Empire against the struggling Re.
rullic-popular connections will be sure to
rcbukc the folly of both sovereiqns. In Ger
many the outbreaks may be stopped for a
time by the military exiGencics of the coun-
try; but in England it is very possible that
they may result in formidable revolution.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-30
OFFIL FOR THE TAME.

Dead Dogs mud Cats Gathered in the Gut
Sausage Makers -Bolognns thar may hnN q
DiCd of IIydrophobia.
Further revelations Of the operations Of the
lat rendering establishments n Jersey CIV ere
prom. rl 10y Justice Bruey "a soon rs an Ivis Gun
I've obtained. Tie discovery was ma le b, the volnn-
tary confession " one Of their number, WHO how
cvc'. ATTEMPTED n corcea his own correction with
the BUSINESS. His place had been comp,ainci OF as
q nuisance, and he was visited nv Justice Birncv
and WpruCd 10 remove his Catab ishment lie leg ed
To he l,t alone saving that he Wa mo- " % bld -
dem tCnrrs dat tries mp dead Logs ani sells to der
lct'l C-."
ON bein" more closely Oucs'ionf lie rave tho
names of some ot the men usugcl m tie business.
A. Tire ds'Sh shin tUt o. one Of the fat m, llers
ocular proof was ohtIinc nv Mr. Birnry H. say
the men cuttng oil TIE U'r's not disco ored rom
dead horses and Cntt'e which had been r'Scd IN,
according TO the Information gwen TO the Justice In
Nov York, Jersey city, BROOKLYN, aud Newark
Two or n rec dead dogs ere hing on the door
awaiting their turn, deid hog, sulfica'el Ia one
# the Erie Railway ears. was lying tied up; and
proof was ohtlincd showing A. whit ulace the ari
was sold. The sausage meat was sold to New York
sausage makers
In addition to lis own observatloas, Justice Rlr
nov has tic cumrlHints Of PERSONS living In tie
nci hborhood Of the cstihi'l mcuts, many NJ whom
are positive That tie scllin" Of diseased meat IN
lard j. Part OF the business OF tlese firms. Il q
chemical upcr tons by which they disinle't the
mclt lave been i'ncssod, ard the extent VI their
operations is known 10 10 VERY LARGE
4 l;n' all the embellishments tooeti er tAcv pror.
ably supply material O. ough to tuut the lusaTcs
ma IN iarti re- iu Nov York The lard, too, 10 sold
20 al classes OF dealers.
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Is Rnssin Dictnting Pcac, Z

There is n report that Russia has deter.
mined to prevent the ACKNOWLEDGMENT o.
France, and tie destruction of the political
equilibrium of EUROPE. his is sud u
be the real olJcct of the vast military
preparations size hes been making. She T.
not going TO partition Turkcy-so it IL now
said-but is bent on stopping the Prussia
crusade against France. For this purpoa
she has eighteen divisions of infantry and
five Of cavalry, with two parks ofnrtillcry and
two of engineers, making in all an army o!
about two hundred and fifty thousand men,
drcd AID f rty thousand Cossacks are also
" bc brought forward.
Categorical explanations are at once to L.
exactcd Of the Prussun Government, rcsycct-
Ing lis purpose Ia pushing its conqu,sis N
France and if ,hcse explanations are 10.
satisfactory, the Gar will invade Prussia
md try to bring King WILLIAM to reason
This ia 20 C done exclusively with view .
tie future safety Of Russia. She canno,
Afford TO layn Gcru0uy become the dictator
Of Europe; and she will oIviGto such pos
sibili'y ly war, if necessary.
TINS may all be true lut it Is so orpos I
10 the tenor Of al our plyiccs from Eull
up TO the proecut time, That We wat Tor fur
thcr proof Lciorc giving it entire cr-Jstcc.
Ii it lc true that Russia means to draw t,.r
sworl in defence Of European equilibrium.
Franc will DOUBTLESS | G able 10 make = nc
with Prussia on better terms than ElHAuDE
last week offered TO FAvHE, 1t would b.
out Of the question for the North G rUm
Confederation to fight Russia while It's ar
mics arc busily engaged seven lun lred
miles away n France 1t will be hard for
Germany to yield, but we suppose it will
have 10 be done.
Russia is in position to dictate pcoce
and TO save France from the loss OF hlsac,
and Lorraine. But will not the same power
assume 10 forbid the existence Of a republ.
san government at Paris, and assert tho
nigh, Of European Congress TO determine
What sort Of rulers the French people shall
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-30

The Troy 7imcs is making plucky and
gallant opposition to the election OF j. TnoNas
DAVIS who has been nominated for Congress in
the fifteenth District of this State. This opposi-
ton is put upon the valid ground that the nom
nation was obtained by fraud, and that it is the
moral conviction of Republicans throughout the
district that DAVIS il utterly unfit for the place
THIS is all very crcdiiable to the Times and We
are pleased 10 see such return Of the honest
manlincss and rational yigor which characterized
that journal in its better days. Bat while the
editor Of the Time is thus engaged in opposing
fraud and urfiucss In DAVIS, why docs he not de-
ncunce the nomination Of STEWART l.. WooDFoED
for Governor for the same rca,onsp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-30
Letting Grants Administration Slide

HORACE GREELEY, the founder of the Re
publican party and its greatest journalist,
has gone away from the city to be absent for
weeks, in the very midst OF q most important
political campo On, in which tho people of
Now York are to pass upon GRANTS Ad.
mnistration. Mr. GREELEY goes of so that
he will not be obliged to defend an ADMIN
stration which he despscs.
Al the same time JoHN F. CLEVELAND,
the brothcr.n-law Of Mr. GREELEY, resigns
Tie tirce of Assessor of the Thirty second
District in this city. lie has served in the
Internal Revenue Department for many years
and did not resign even when ANDY JOIN.
soS was President. But he does not wish to
stay under President GRANT, and SO he goes
uut
Doesn't il look ne though Mr. GREELEY
had made up his mind to 1T GRAHT's Ad
III nistration 81 dc, and also TO Let STEWART
l.. WUoDVorD clyct hmscll--f he should
persist in running?
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-30
THE JERSEY HILKHrAD FTGHr.
victory for the Central Railroad Of New
New Jersey. mud from $4,000 10 $4,000

for the LAWYERS No End Oi ihtiVn ION
The Attorney General, ON behalf Of the pcopl'
Of the Stlte OF Now York. insti' utel suit about
tlur We RS ago To h We tie hultnold and other
structures of e Central New Jersey R'!lr nd Com
usuy, cN'crdiug INTO the Hudson NJ one mile
from tho Jersey shore. and worth over ti00l00n,
declared nuissn 'cs, ant 10 hive them r'moy'd, %
Tie .rnund tHt uo' lad been con-lru"cd vii in
tie jurisdiction o. tho state Uf Now York, aud
wIlUout - authority, 81 cfcty STAGE Of the mo
tract,d Nt!,a'iou the dcr#iuEs were In fay uf NE
STATE. until the case won't TO tie Court Of Appeals
when the RW'ruIl company we're vc'or us TJcy
then applied luI an extra allowance rom the pam
IN to cover expenses, under the provision OF tic
code awdT ling sucA allowance to the PREVAILING
party. in difficult and ext ordinary cases"
Judre BARNARD allowed them Sl2 $40, unon an
prllpyit hat tneY lad expended over Si5UO0. An
appeal was taken from this order. which was ar
!itt Yesterday at General Torn. te'ore Judges
/ graham ana Cardozo. Ex-Julge \. j Parker for
the Auornel General, claimed Il ut the allowance
shout be- II at AL, only Tor eXrenscs incurred at
and before the trial, AND not for EXPENSES In the
appellate Courts. TIE Court held this view TO be
correct and reversed the order with leave to renew
the n, plicHon Tor an allowance on ffidayits show.
ing toe expenses intuned At anu before NE Trial e
SPECIAL terra
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-30
woodford Not Heard From {!

No answer yet comes from Gen. WooD-
FORD TO the charge that he took bride from
APPLETON oRsMTI in 1851, and thus
became virtually supporter of the slave
trade.
Neither has the Republican State Commit
tee yet given notice dat Gen. WooDFoRD has
been withdrawn as the candidate of their
party.
Ether Gen. Woorropp must fully and
conclus,vely dis rove these charges, and do it
at oucc-as we sincerely hope lie will BE-
able to door else he must be promptly
withdrawn.
Which shall it be? There is no time to
be lost.