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The Cabas . Insur gents.

HAVANA, via KEY WEST, July "a
On the first, sixty insurgents, belonging
to the regiment At lnglesate attacked
Fort Jacques IN the Jurisdiction Of Glen
Fugos and demanded lts surrender. The
men inside the fort, numbering II, reiu'
ell the demand and b-gan firing, wher
the insurgents set fire 10 tho for,
which was destroyed and tie bes,egeC
all burned 20 death. On the second one
hundred and SIX men and Elk officers %
the Spanish troops, co~ded by Fernando
in the jurisdiction Of Villa Clare, were
attacked by superior lnsurgent forces
and Fernandez aud tweniy.threc met
Mern killed.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Singleton, from the cOnierencr
committee on the hediplomatic and consulate
appropriation bill, reported that the com
mittee had come 10 an agreement.
On motion OF Mr.. Randall an addi-
tional conference committee on the In
dian appropriation bill was ordered.
The House then resumed the political
discussion, and was addressed by Mr..
Lynch, half An hour extra time being
granted him by unanimous consent. He
undertook TO reply to MIR. Lamar 3
speech, and said that the political status
of the colored race was q very unfortu-
nate one, in being made the subject OF
political discussion.
The report Was then agreed u.
The following missions are practically y
abolished, as no appropriations are made
for ministers TO any Of them: Portugal,
Switzerland, Bolivia, Ecquador, Colum-
bis, Paraguay, Uruguay, Greece and
Denmark. The bill provides, however,
for charge de affairs TO represent us in
Portugal, Switzerland, Greece, Denmark
and Paraguay at the annual salaries ol
81, 900 each.
The following consulstes are not pro-
vided for, and hence are reprscticaily abol-
ished by the bill, viz: Swsto, South.
ampton, Malta, Vlsdinostock, oPorto
Santa Cruz, Portsaid, Nantes, LarOcheil
Port Mahon, Vslencie, Stellin, Marun
HON, Cypress, Buckenst, Venice, Milan,
Gaboon, Turks Island, Hskodadi, u
dorick, Windsor, Csnads West. The
bill as it now stands saved S20s,0OO hom
the appropriations oi last year.
Mr. Randall moved 70 reconsider the
vote BY which q conference committee
WAS ordered yesterday, on the bill author
izing the District Of Columbia 70 antici
pate ia taxes by loan, the Senate substi
tute for il being an appropriation OF hy'
hundred thousand dollars, the propoTiid
OF the United States 10 the District
taxes, and he moved 10 refer that bill u
the Committee on Appropriations.
Alter some debate the motion va
agreed 70. =.
On motion of Mr. Banning, the Senst'
bill postponins the publication Of tb'
srmy register, Was taken from th'
Speakers table and passed.
Mr.. Mcmahon introduced q bill \
publish the proceedings in the imPeach
ment case Of VIM. w. BeIknsp- lie
lerred.
Mr.. Rusk, from the conference com
mittee on the bill 10 regulate the distr'
button OF artificial limb 70 soldisss an
sailors, made report, which Wa
agreed 20.
Mr.. Randall, from the committees oI
conference, made q report on the eIe'1l
tive, legislative and Judicial approPria
ton bill.
The report having been read IN fui
| occupying nearly tao hours, Mr.. Rsndsl
| demanded the previous question.
Mr.. Holman desired 70 have sepzrn
xote on the amendments N rsgGd {
the salary, but was informed by ID
sneaker PRO fega that conference report
J nus. be sctei on as whole. Th
previous question was secondsd and tb
report agreed to without dlseussion {
division.
ysriou. requests for unanimous fon
sen, were made bot objected 10 by f'fn
other members, who had not been adj
themseIyes 10 Obtain like unanirnoas cot
,eot for thsirJosn principal list
NJ Stone Of Missouri, rSnts
bat could not get leave 70 make Pei
.onsi sIplssst.SA. Tbs .HDsis thea .
jourHsd-
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Emperor William arrived vt Beyrouth,
Saturday evening. and WAS enthusIss-
ticslly received. His Majesty congratu-
lated Wagner on the success Of his I'M
dcrtsking.
The committee on whisky frauds ad-
iourned, Saturday, till the next SESSION
of Congress.
Samuel Bliss Il Co, wholesale groccrs
of Chicago, are advised that two forged
notes hsvc been issued and negotiated
from Philsdelphia, and as there may be
Others, the public are warned against
receiving or negotiating paPhr not pre-
seuted through Their legitimate CORES
pondent- - .-' '.-.,-s
Mr.. French, tho new Assistant Secre
tary of the Treasury was nj the Treas'
ury Department Saturday morning and
took the oath of office. He will eEter
upon his duties 10 day.
A man named James McGuire, for
merly q private wstchman at Cheyenne,
was found on the railroad track. one mile
west OF the station, Saturday morning
A whole train had pas Sed over his body
The managers of the labor demofstrs'
tion, Thursday, have ncnnnsled James
Gordon Bennett for Mayor Of New orS
Ephrism Phillips, supervisor OF New
castle township, SchuylkiIl county Ia
was sentenced, Saturday, 10 pay . line of
$500 and to one years impriscn~AsaI, id'
issuing fraudulent tax receipts TO secur'
his election.
The House Committee on Military
Afairs on Saturday considered the Pres
idents message relating 10 IN incresse o'
the army during the Pendency OF the In
dian war, and agreed TO the bill wh'ct
passed the Sensis July 81.
President MaeNnhen has Liberated
i6l persons Imprisoned Tor participating
ir the outrages during the commune
frouhIa
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FROM BARBOUR COUNTY.
PHILIPPI, BARBOUR Co., w. VA, |
August II, 1876. !
rIIta ~ of tho Rauisfpr.

fHlLlPPl, DAkBoUK So., w. ' a., |
August II, 1876. !
Editors OF the Register: ..
Finding myself for the first time
within the limits OF Barbour county, L
confess to very pleasant surprise mt the
evidences of thrift among the rural pop
ulation, and the marks OF culture and
good morals, both in the town OF Phil.
ippi ard the surrounding neighborhood.
In the village is n substantial court
house, public school house, two hotels,
five churches, eight or ten stores, and
many neat, private dwellings, but no IL
censed saloons the County Court having
decided on the 9Th inst, by vote "i
nine to sir against granting license to sell
intoxicating liquors in the county.
The Teachers Normal Institute which
commenced its sessions here on the 7th is
we'll attended, having al enrolment OF
3S including several graduates of our
Normal schools, students from Fleming
ton College, with graduates and students
OF the University at Morgantown. 1t
has rarely been my fortune To meet such
well informed and agreeable company
of young ladies and gentlemen ut an in
stitutc in this or any other state. Cot.
Bryne, with the State Board Of Examln-
crs, is expected 10 be here on the 10th and
18th insts. Yours truly, - .
II. G.B
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PRor. w. h. PErpLEToN, President OF
Bethany College, will deliver An address
al the Centennial on the 2i,h INST. on
The History and Resources of West Nir-
glnla. This is one OF course of lectures
That are to be given at Philadelphia by
The properly appointed representatives
from each state. Last week Ohio's rep
resentstive addressed just eight persons
II must have been very disroursging to
lhe lecturer 10 see So few present
and Indicated that but little interest WAS
manifested in either the subject or speak.
er, or else II WAS but little known among
"h'"ans visiting the Exposition when
such an address WAS 10 be delivered.
For the reputation of our own young
state, which is winning golden opinions
ior herself, and out Of consideration for
the speaker who takes so mucl. pains 10
prepare lecture for the occasion, we
nope West Virginis visitors at the Cen.
'enn'al on that day will
be present in force. Perhaps
II would be an important bit of
Information, to citizens of this state who
intend 10 be in Philadelphia on that
o'y' to have the exact place and hour
published, as it would be no easy or de-
'lrable task in that enclosure Of wonders
SUI ses OF faces, to hunt long tor the
Necessary knowledge,
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A REPORT comes IL the New York
Htb,0t, from 81 Louis, from MI entirely
trustworthy source, that Gene raj Sherman
through second parties, is negotiating for
All elegant property in Cote, brilliant
and fashionable suburb of st. Lnuis, for
a,luture residence; that he will certainly
retire from the army after the 4th Of
March, in the event of the election OF
HAYEs and WHEELER, and that Gen.
GRANT will be appointed Gen. SHER-
MANS successor. Was this part of
the bargain fer giving up the third
term2
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A $4,000 Fire.

p INDIANAPoLIs, August lathe Sta
bles and car house of the Citizens Street
Railway Company were totally destroyed
by fire early this morning. Of one hun
dred and seventy-fve horses in the stab o.
at the time of the breaking out of the
fire, fifty perished before they could be
rescued. Twenty-Five cars and large
amount of other property were destroyed.
One of the employees, named Thomas
Hall, was fatally injured, and died this
evening. Loss estimated at $4,000,
partly covered by insurance.
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Railroad Accidents.

PITTSBURGH, August lS.-Thomss
George, a resident of Salsburg. was struck
by the through mail train, while walking
on the railroad track near Mckeesport
last evening and instantly killed.
This afternoon, David Miller, yard
master of the b. Il y. K. X, was killed
while trying to board Roblnson's circus
train, near Elorods station.
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COLONEL MCCLURE, OF the Phlladel-
phis Times, believes that Indiana Will 60
Democratic in October by 10000 or 49,
0W majority. If Ohio should 90
60 Republican by no greater majority,
the election Of TILpEN would be clearly
iorshadOWed.
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THE REDUCTION IN WAGES.

The New York T'ibune,in an article on
the gensrsl reduction of wages in that
city, states that any builder can employ
as many arst-clsss carpenters MS he wants
y, sl5 per week, and find them grateful
for the chance. The same may be said
of most of the other trades connected
with building. 1t adds that there has
been no time in the past fifteen years
when building could be done in New
York at So cheap rsie. and scarcely a
time in that interval when there has
been so little OF il doing.
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Acclaimed.

LONDON, August l2.-Richard Banner
Oakley, manager and proprietor OF the
Cooperative Credit Bank. hcbcme
started in 1874, which proved failure,
and was sdjudicsted bnnkruPtJaHuary ~
lsst. and committed Tor trial on charge
u fraud, WAS foundguilty. to-day, and
sen fenced 70 five years Penal servituir.
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Stock Salea.

CINCINNATI, August l2-The weeks
sales of short horns closed at Paris, n.y.,
to-day. Sixty.two cows sold for S2l ,OOO
and eight bulls for $500. The stock
sold to-day was the property of Messrs.
Wsronold, Burgess and Combs. The
total amount realized during the week
WAS $l55,OOS.
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NEW YORK may be said to have almost
abolished capital punishment. Recorder
HACKErr told KING, who killed Police
nsn McGivEN TO escape arrest, that
while he sentenced him to imprisonment
Tor l'ic he should certainly have had the
sentencing of him To desth for murder IN
the first degree but for tho unwisdom Of
the last amendment of the law in that
State. Under this premeditstion is made
So dubious MISTER that plea of "guilty
"i murder in the second degree is often
accepted by the prosecuting officer as the
test opprosch TO justice possible in the
case
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BY TELEG GRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. BY Western
Union Line, othce Northwest cor.
of Main and l2th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
THE INDIAN WAR.
Movements OF Troops.

SAN FRANCISCO, August IA COM
pany of the First cavalry stationed at
San Diego has been orded TO hold itself
in readiness to leave for service on the
overland route.
The San Diego Union to-day says this
fercc is necessary to protect the citizens
on the border from pillage and murder.
Their withdrawal will cause the settlers
to abandon their homes. A real danger
confronts numerous body of American
citizens on the frontier of this county.
The removal of the troops will be SER
ious calamity.
The Sioux Almost Annthilated.
HELENA, MoNT., August l3.-The IN
DEPENDENTS Bozemsn, Montana, special
of the 18th of August says: A Sioux
squaw who came into the Crow camp re-
ports q terrible battle; that Crook has
almost annihilated the Sioux, and had
the remainder in such position as to
force them to surrender. Parties from
the Grow agency bring this news. 1t
may be exaggerated, if not entirely false.
DepretIntiOns Against settlers.
CHEYENNE, August T. Fifteen
horses were stolen by the Indians from
Boyd's rancho, on Blue Greek, twenty
five miles north of Ogallala, Nebrasks.
A man who arrived at Cheyenne this
evening, reports having crossed the In
dian trail between that point and
Eagles Nest. The prairie was on fire
towards Chimney Rock, and 1t is sup
posed to have been fired by them.
wild Bill Killed.
CHEYENNE, August l2-James b.
Hickok, alias Wild Bill, well known in
Kansas and the Territories rs scout of
prominence in early days, was killed in
u saloon at Deadwood. on tho I'd instant,
by one Bill Sutherland, who, in justitica-
tion Of the act, said Bill killed his brother
ut Fort Hays some years ago.
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WAYNE FEBGUsnN WAS nominated Tor
Sls,. Senator in the Seventh Senatorial
district IN the Convention assembled At
Huntington on Tuesday last. DAVID r.
JOHNSON, Of Mercer county, was the op-
posing candidate for Senatorial honors.
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The w.x.er m..se.i FESTIVAL.

BArErUrn, Angus, l3.-Abous tour
thousand strangers Eaye arrived IN The
city 20 a,tsnd the Wagner Musical FestI-
val. There are sb1ut sixty correspond-
eut. Of American, German, and other
newspxperz rr,sseni, and grand torch
light procsssion in honor Of the event &C.
curred lat evening.
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Rurs,tnx of "a waterspeas.

LrscuBURG. VA, August l3.-Thls
morning a water spout struck the line OF
the Virgins Midland railroad, SIX miles
north OF this place. The food extended
for five miles, swelling the smallest
creeks into rivers, snd submerging Por-
ton 81 the country never under water
bstore. A culvert was carried away,
leaving 4 gap Of ninety feet broad and
fifty ieei deep, into which a freight tram
wxs ,recipitsted, killing 8 msn named
keyes. the engineer, and Anderson, the
brakesmsn.. The storm listed only few
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A GREAT OFFER

<ITE WILL DURING THE HOLIDhYs
w dispose OF iU Pianos aud Organs 90
first class makers, including WATffv,'.
aI lower prices than ever brior. offered.
Monthly InstaIiments received running
from ~ Ia ~ months. Warranted Tor Xix
wears. second Hand Instruments ~ or
tr.m.Iy low prices. for cash. Illustrated
Catalogues Mailed. Agents wanted.
Warerooms 3sI Brondwny N. y.
2Ib HORACE WATERS a SoN
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DIED.

REID-Ou Saturday, August u, isss. At
o'clock p. ". hAT,fS faYDyE. eldest chlid
.,f John "a. and Amanda v. B|id, sgeu
years months and day.
Funeral this tMordayf afternoon NJ
0clock, from the re-ldrncs Of EdSard
Reid. oUrner Of Sixteenth aud Eon streets
Irt-,,u.at al UseeuvoOd-
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strike Ended.

CINCINNATI, August l2.-The strike
of the brakesmen on the Ohio and
Mississippi railroad ended this afternoon,
the rikers'agreeing to 60 to work NJ ro'
duced pay, and the company promising
to restore the old rates n soon rs the
business of tho company wrrant them in
doing So
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NFTFHINhNI TIsN' W"
Works on that subject giving concise
Treatment of aH ordinary ailments Oi ail
Domestic Animals, ARE constantly hepttn
stock, together with appropriate. hcdicln"
Chests. These books are specially written
for the Farmers. stock itliSers or Iivefy
HE. aII technic,l terms. For Descriptive
Pric. List send stamp Ia ia. BhLTl MORE
HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY, 10 West
Fayetts street. BOEHiCkE a TALtl,
PrOpTIctOrs. IeObD
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Duel Fought.

Sr. ALBAss, August l2.-Leon Van
deny and Arthur Rsverei, Of Montreal,
fought a duel at Richford, yesterday.
Tive shots were exchanged, and Roversl
was wounded.
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HAYES say that lie will be satisfied
with one term, and that he never will
forget the civil service of uucle SARDis
BuRcHARD, who died and left him h's
1nnupy
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In 1864 some Indiana enthusiast wrote
flaming poster calling for Democratic
meeting. Hon. T. A. HxNDRIcKs was
set down rs one of the speakers. The
poster denounced the war with great bit
terness. Mr.. HxNDRIcKs didn't attend
the meeting and had nothing to do with
il, but the Daily httiiigeneer prints the
poster all the same.
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are s,IlI the most thorough AMI scarcsi-
ing cathartic medicine that can b''
employed: cleansing the stomach AMI
bowels, and even the blood. La small
doses Of one pill day, they stimulate
the digestive organs and promote r'g
orous health. '...-
AYEK's Pills have been known for
more than q quarter Of cerhury, anil
have obtained q worldwide reputation
for their virtues. They correct dis
ea.ed action In the several assimila-
tive organs Of the body. and are ~
composed that distractions within
their range can rarely Withstand or
eysde them. Not only d0 they cur.
the everyday complaints o. every
body. bat also Formidable and danger
Gus diseases that have baizied the best
Of human skill. While they produe.
powerful effects, they are, st the same
time, the safest and best physic Tor
children. BY their aperient actIo"
they gripe much less than the ooSsmon
purgatives, and never give palm when
the bowels sre not inna,ned. They
reach the vital fountains of the b'ooh,
ard strengthen the system " freeing
| !. from the elements OF weakness.
Adspted TO nj ages and conditions
l. all climates, containing neither
.aIomel nor any deleterioas drug.
:hese pills msy be taken with safety
by anybody. Their sagaf-coating pre-
serves them ever fresh aud makes
them pleasant 10 take while bsing
purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use In any quantity.
Or. J. c. AVER 4 CO.. Lowell, sass.,
Pu1lssss asA Asaiytiesi Chsoasss.
~ AL. pspo0ss1s KvGaxWnKn6
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Condition OF speaker Kerr.

WAsHINGToN, Angus. l2-Spesker
Kerrs condition is such rs to alarm his
friends and it is not believed he will sur
vive. A dispatch received from him
dated yesterday, from Rockbridge, Alum
Springs, says: Il am much worse and
hope is growing weaker.'
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FOREIGN.
Horrible Atrocities.

BELGRADE, August l2.-lt is expected
that Prince Milsa will proceed, in fow
days 10 inspect the army on the Bosnian
frontier.
Thirty thousand persons, principal
ly old men and women, have taken
refuge IN Servis. The atrocities com
mitted by the Turks in Bulgaria and
Servis are reported to be beyond dcscrlp'
tion.
Surgeons and officers are arriving at
Belgrade from all countries. One legion
OF volunteers, bearing the name of Prln.
cess Natalie. has gone 10 the seat of War
General Zach's wound will neccssitatc
smputation.
II is believed battle is imminent in
the neighborhood of Banjo. Gen. Lesch
ianin with the bulk of his forces has
taken up a position near BrestowstZ
Condrin, chief Of the Servian army, has
decided not to abandon the n orava val
ley without decisive battle.
The Turks Defeated.
BELGRADE, August l2.-Prince Milan
has arrived from Deligrsd.
The Turkish forces attempted, Tues
day last, TO break through the Servisn
lines st Joran, but were completely re-.
pulsed. Nearly all of them were killed.
General Ranco Olympeo maintains his
offensive position on the Drnc. Banje,
which has been strongly fortified Is held
BY Tchernsyefs army, whi'e Col. Beck
er's army occupies the mountains IN
Timok on the Moravisn lines.
Officially Denied.
LONDON. August l3.-The Ottoman
Embassy at this city officially denies ths,
the Imperial troops intend I" burn the
Servian villages, and carry petroleum Tor
that purpose, ss has been charged. The
embassy alleges that sixty Villages in the
Ottoman territory have been burned by
the Servians.
A Change Desired.
LosDoN, August IA special 10 the
Daly Ne,os from Belgrade ssys: A
change in the Servian administration IL
freely discussed. Prince Milan has be-
come unpopular, and hs conduct
is unfavorSbly contrssted with that
of the Prince of Monte negro,
who will have, in tho contingency
of Milsn's removal, the favor ol Russia
The concealment OF the Servian losses,
has caused much distrust. On n ma a.
culous victory or open cxposal "f th"
Seryian cause can restore apro'Pect oi
Servis's independence.
Prince MILAN wants Pence.
LONDON. August IL A SiaHdardspec-
ial from Vienna says: Prince Milan
had conference with the Austrian Ant!
English consuls at Belgrade and express
c1 his willingness TO abandon the war II
England and Austria would support biu'
in bis negotiations for peace.
ServiaR Victories.
The Servisns captured Brrsonski on
the river Drina, August sth. The Turk
lost 200.
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The s;reeuha~ker<.

TEERr HAgrr, IND August l2-Tne
largest nights rally tut one ever held
hsrs WIS lhe Indepsndent-Greenbaef
rn.ss meetins held here tonight. Thlr-
teen nundr cd torches vere earned IN The
procession, and isrge pody OF borsefnen
were IN the line, SPeaches were msde
by James Buchanan and n. W. fafSe'
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democratic COngresslOnal
Convention.

MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC
n Congressional Committee, oi the flrst
Congressional district, held at farkers-
,,,r, on the eth of July, II was determined
,,hnId the Congressional Convention for
,,iJ district at ParkersburY, on Wednes-
I,y. August 2iI, 1915, for the purpose OF
,,ina,iuy n candidate for Congress, ana
tor such other business as may come De-
for the Convention. -
I'm. democratic and Conservative p~rty
-, said district are requested to appoint
,.l.Yates to said Convention, from the
,,r,.r.ut counties composing the same,
AT such time ani IN such manner AZ !"
lhe'' u"' Chairman.
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The First bale.

MONTGOMERY. ALA. August r.
Lehmer, Durr j Go. received frdR g. A.
Roberts & Son, Of Eu!suls, this evening,
the first bale Of new cotton.
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alt is the csws, my soul, is the caws,
Ar ScguRZ exclaims when he sits down
10 another inspiration of crow.
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BROTHER SANKEY is mingling with
society at Saratoga by way OF getting
hipL.toned.
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The ,oeathsr to-day mil be cto"dy
,cih northeast TO southeast iot''dS, Std-
toanry temperature, and rain.