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Tue papers were submitted Yesterday.
IN the contested will case OF Mrs. Basi
lice a'hiff, who died in Paris in 1879.
aged about eighty years, leaving over
$'oO,OOO. Mrs. SchiH had several sons
and daughters. One of them, Edward.
became factor in New Orleans. He
Prospered greatly in his business. one
branch OF which was the advancinn of
money to planters. His mother. Basi-
lice, and his brothers and sisters in
trusted him with large Sums to be loan
ctl on their behalf, ana those a,f,o,,uts
he invested taking notes from the pl,u.
tiers. Edward died in 1860, leaving An
estate OF $500, 900 and an only son. The
war ruined tho planters to whom he
had advanced his own money and th,t
of his relatives. His mother, Basilice.
and the others whose funds had b,cn
lost, brought suit against his estate
The New Orleans court decided TINT
though Edward had undoubte,llv re,
gartled himself us bound in honor RI
make good any loss on the notes, neycr-
theless he had not been so bound in
law, and the estate was not responsih,r
for them. Mr.. Basiiice Schiff did not
forget these facts, and in 1861 she made
q Will in her own handwriting, to
which she ,ttl,l.Nl Il codicil in 1865. en-
tireiy cutting or hor grandson, the son
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EOR SALE.

A VALUABLE PLANTATION KNOWN
- The "A"st:h Place situated on the
Winsln,rrough road seven mile. from Mon
roe. The place contains ti:'l 9l-lOO acres, is
well improved; dwelling cabins and psH,,.t
gin. 1t is tirSt-class cotton land and is one
of the best places in the parish Tor raising
stock.
Terms: low, for cash; and reasonable
price on credit, part cash, and long
terms. Apply To
T.. s. AUSTIN. or
:. -. McENERY, ESQ,
Monroe. La, August LIST, 1876. t.
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Of Edward, from any share in her pro-
perry. The grandson contests the will
on the ground of undue influence and
want Of testamentary capacity. De-
positions have been taken in Paris suf-
ficient to AL Il large number OF good
sized volumes, and the case seems 10
ne still far from determination.
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Queen Victoria was declared aF.m-
press of India" at Delhi on the LIST inst.
The ceremony was the most gorgeous
pageant ever witnessed, even III Indin,
the land of wonders. Her inajesty's
domain in the famed Gland of Seven
rivers" is very fair empire, embrace
ing 1861 square miles, with a popu-
lation of Dig, OBS, 695.
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NEW MARKET HOUSE.

The undersigned has opened has opened
his now market house, and will be pleased
to supply the best OF meats at all hours OF
the day. His old patrons are resnc,t fi,li~
invited to come and 500 him.
Asr Whole hogs, neatly butchere,l, sold
ut Sc per pound. j. L. NELSON
Dec. ~ lS73-iI:tE
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n man i'll Delphi, ILL.,, tried to kill
himself the other day by filling his
mouth with gunpowdcr and touching
1t OFT. lie succeeded in blowin. out
four teeth ana burning his tongue, but
still lives.
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DR.. RAILWAYS
MISUNDERSTANDING ills

perfcctly tasc!css, elegantly coated with sweet gum,
purge. regulate purity cleanse aud strengthen. Rad.
Liver. Bowels Kidneys bladder. Nervous Disease,
pepsia. Bousness h4ns Fe rer inflammation OF in,
Visccrn. Warranted to effect positive Purely
Vegetable contaiHD- mercury minerals or dceteri
GUS drugs.
ten from named disorders Price, IS
per box SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
READ FALSE AND TRUE" Send letter
stamp to ROADWAY l. Co, No. 8! Warner, ST.. New
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GEORGE klEIlLEII,

NEOES(:E k(EULElI,
~ Gunslnith, Monroe, La. Dealer in
GUNS, PISTOLS, CAPS, TUBES,
CARTRIDGES, POWDER FLASKS.
PATENT ELASTIC GUN WAD>
Repairing of all kinds neatly R~
done, at % per cent. below for .A~
mer prices, and work guaran- 0EYx
tod June IL. 1870. " w -
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MITCH cows FOR SALE.

Several No. Milch Cows, giving from =
t" ! gallons ofmill< II day, all with youn
calves and perfectly gentle. for sale by
j. y. MEREDITH
juno ), lS15.-tf. Cuba p. o.. In
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WAGONS.

Twenty-Five Two and Four Horse IRON
Axle Wagons, made by the celebrat ell
Studbaker Manufacturing Co., Just re-
ceived aud for sale at tho lowest mark al
rates by FRED ENOOM.
October 3, lS73-3:tf
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MAKING 4 Wli.LiN PARIS.

SF''| Gent es4sE,'tH Sos; Saut az The Ruin of
i-oMisian. Hiautc,s by the War.
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d ENOl.r.
A BENOlT,
GIN WRIGHT,

1Ho-~ fsO1'J 11.<'1
Saws sharpene!l with the Bailey git,-sn,v
Sharpener) Brushes filled, ETC., on reasoiu-
BILE terms.
Refers, by permit sion toll. King, Jr,
Judge W. j. q. Baker, Monroe; X. West
latch, ltichl'nd parish; DR.. w. Y. Hope,
Warehouse parish.
Agent for Reynolds Revolving, W rouxht-
iron Screw Cotton Press; and the Balanced
Screw Revolving Press. Orders solicited.
EASatisfaction positively guaranteed.
monroe, July ~, 1876. 3lI.
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lot BURNED OUT'
The Old Stamd-By.
II. KING, JR.,
Infnrns his patrons and the pub lie that
no has on hand IL complete stock of
GENERAL MERCIIANDISE,
-INCLUDING
GROCERIES,, DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
DRESS GOOD, ETC,
which he il Offering at the very lowest fig
ares, strictly for cash.
He will sell as low rs any house In Mon
roo, and guarantees perfect sstisfactiC,n.
N o HUM MUG
KING wants to sell, and will sell for the
money.
Try him, il you doubt this.
MONROE, DESIARD STREET.
Jan. %. 1876. 2O:l7
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

ET$ cnry or mineral
t u. timely timely use; and every ft,niIy shou!t
rS,S when HEM reHniTsa H., Long sSrsrsnfe has
is purified, tie corrrrtions OF the system cS-
PEELED, distractions removed, and tie whole
machinery of life restored 10 its healthy activ-
ty s ntsn SrE"s wn he,"@s t2TEs
ami stimulated into action. titus inririent
ck "'S aStn t"s The S st
nulttudcs who enjoy it, can hardly be com
rieasant to take ami prcssrScs iGcir virtue" S''s
unimraircd for any length Of time, that
Although Searching. they are mild: ana ORGY
ate wit'iou; disturbance TO the constitution or
each boy, how TO use Them ) q Family fhy~ic,
ami for the following complaints, which these
For Hsy-l.cl'-i., or Indigestion. List
lCssMess- L:snEHOr- ana Loss of q tstss.-
tits'. they should be taken moderately t"
stimulate Lat, The stomach, and restore its iicit'y
For live: Con.pi.int and its various
IIsa.Iac ne. Jas.n.Iicc or & rscr s;ch.
mess. Ek.escus Collie: and Bilious Fs-
to e"rect s akSM 70" or
remove the Instructions which cause it.
mild dose is gcnctally reqHirch ''' ''' 0"e
For lsl.cssnss,t i.n,, <sour. Gravel.
the side. Rack. and L"tns. they SHOULD
he continuously taken, as required, t" change
the diseased action of the system. With such
change those complaints disappear.
For DrnpSy and aDrOls~ical SWELL
inEs. they should he taken IN large am. fire.
Vucnt doses to produce the eject Of q drastic
purge.
For Suppression. n large dose should he
taken, as it produces the desired effect by
sympathy.
As a Dinner PiU. take one or two ,,;1ys to
promote digestion, and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach
anhbowelS, restores the appetite and ;nvirnr.
atcs the system. Hence it is often :ltvnn,$-
EeonS where no serious arrangement exists
One who feels toerably well. often finds that
,toSc OF these I'iI's makes him feet dcri,i.
cdly better, from their cleansing and rcil,.
waiting effect on the digestive apparatus.
PREPARED by
DR.. ]. C. AVER s. CO., Practical Chemists.
LOWELL. Hiss. L. y. t.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS ENEEywuERs
Oh PRINTING
NEATLY EXECUTED
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FEMALE ACADEMY

nUACIIlTA FEMALE ACADEMY.
MONROE, Ia.
The session of 1867, consisting Of three
terms, II weeks each, will commence
SEPTEMBER ls, 1876.
Fulton in primary course per term....SlO 90
:. preparatory course...... IL On
collegiate course. ....... III 10
contingent Ice ............... IN
EXTRA BRANCHES.
Modern Languages, each......"........... 6 on
lessons on flano........ Ii W
Is in vocal music lin class OF 10 or
mOre) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3 90
ornamental branches. 80 to III w
Use of piano for practice. :; Ou
No charge for Ancient Languages.
Entire expenses Of q bottrtie'' per scholastic
Ye.tt' tt TIC regular course, $3.50 90.
Pupils charged from date Of entrance to
MI OF terms
Address, REV. j. LANE BORDEN,
President
'"ly Z, 1876. ~.
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Professor Riley, Missouri's Bugolu.
gist, predicts that there will he an un-
precettentctl crop Of grasshoppcr>
throughout the West during next year.
lie says that the soil in Il large portion
Of Minnesota, Iowa, Colorado, Nebras-
iSa, Idaho and Missouri, that u man
could scarcely take n step anywhere,
without trampling upon whole nests o.
thcm. a weeks warm weather next
spring will be sufficient to hatch .tit
shese out, unless they arc killed before
nand by the weather. The kind oI
weather necessary to kill them will
oe changing weather, altering sudden
~ between very mild and very cold.
Bat the Professor thinks that while
this crop will be much larger than the
srasshopper crop Of 1875, their devas-
tation will be less, for the reason thJ,
the farmers are ut this time prepared
for them. Ten Thousand phalnphlets,
containing Prof. Riley's instructions
:"r destroying the locusts in their in
fancy, that were ordered published by
the convention Of Governors, at Omaha,
i few weeks ago, have been distribu-
ted among the farmers OF Missouri,
Iowa, Colorado and Nebraska, so tina,
very preparation will be made for the
anticipated field ravishers.
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MONROE ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.
MO STARVING.
ANThere is no need for starving, as long rs
On DeSiard street, has for sale plenty Of
oRo0BRIDS AND PRovIsIolSS,
Such ss-
Al COFFEE & SUGAR;
EXCELLENT SYRUP & MOLASSES;
SPLENDID CHEESE, N1ACARoNI;
vERM1cELL1; NEW BUcKwHEAT
FLOUR IN ANY QUANTITY
NEW SUGAR CURED HAMS
(FI.sT IN MARKET;)
PLENTY OF EGGS, sP1CED PIGS FEET
OYSTERS, sARDINEs,
PorTED OR DEvlLED,
MEATS, LoBsTz;Rs. SALMON AND
MUSHROOMS; ASSORTED CANNED
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES;
POTATOES AND ONIONS;
CHOICE CAROLINA RICE;
WHITE BEANS AND ENGLISH PEAS:
IIOMINY AND GRITS;
cRANnERRIEs, RA1soNs. crrKoN
AND CURKANTS;
NICE JELL.IES AND PRESERVES;
DRIED FIGS; CRACKERS,
CREAM BISCUITS AND cRAckNEI.s !:
TOYS, DOLLS AND
VARIETY OF NICE AND UsEFUF
ORNAMENTS
Also small assortment Of Crockery and
Shelf-Hartlware, sUci, rs Is mostly needed
for general use.
Come and soc for yourselves. but ito no,
fail to bring along the ''spontlulix," because
[ must have more ready money and less
aorchandise. Fair dealing and ito ht,fnbttg
will be found by every one--man, woman
ar child-in trading for cash ut the store al
lift ii. kINDERAIANN.
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TURNING SALT WATER. INTO FRESH

Ali who have read many narratives
Of shipwrecks must have been struck
by the fearful sufferings to which boats
crews are exposed throgh the want Of
ircsh-water. A boat cannot carry
water-tanks Of any size, yet she cannot
make voyage without water, and
often men have escaped from sinking
vessel only to die n worse death, for
want Of fresh-water, in an open boat
under a tropical sun. THIS danger eau
now be avoided by fitting ships boats
with u very simple and compact con-
lei,sing apparatus which has just been
invented and patented by a firm in
Dublin. 1t consists of small boiler
heater by a paraffin lamp. Tho steam
from the boiler, which is fitled with
saltwater, is condensed in Il worm tube
which passes through 4 receiver filed
With cold st:l-water by a pipe passing
through the side of the boat n second
pipe allowing the heated water to ess
cape, and SO keeping the supply always
cool. This apparatus will produce.
from pint to pint and half of pure
water per hour. There is a small tank
t0r collecting and altering the water,
md II second tank contains Il supply oi
Ill sufficient to keep the lamp burning
len days. The whole is fitted in the
BOW Of the boat, where it Is protected
from the wash OF the sea by a little
orecastle built over it. Besides remov-
ing some Of the worst horror of ship
wreck, this invention will he of service
IN other ways-for instance, to boats
navigating and exploring brackish
iagoons, arms Of the sea, or making
short voyages along II cost.
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JOB PRINTING.
SVrEIsEGRAP -

JOB FICE.
We are prepared te execute
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HEALTH! BEAuTY!!

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OF FLESH AND WElliuT-CLEAR SKIN AND
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Urinary and Womb diseases Gravel Diabetes Drorsy.
StOppngc OF Water 1ncontincnce OF Urine BriS Dis.
ease: Aibun,inuria. and in all cases where there
with substances like while egg. threads like
white silk, or there is Il morbid. dark, billions appear
white bone deposits, when
pricking burning sensation when passing water
rHin in the Small OF the Back ami along the I.oius.
YaG7nO7' Of IL Years. G9'OsUtIs
Cured Oy IettttsCt1y's ZsesOLrcs.t.
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FEVER AND AGuE cured for fifty cents. There ia
and Ag"c and all other Malarious Bilious. scar!cs.
WAYS rILLSj So quick ns RADWAY:S READY RE.
LIEF. Fifty cents per bottle.
, 1877-07-14
THE EMIGRhhT.SHlP.

The braTs sh!P sails oef tho bounding seaas
In stAtclf grandeur bensath thH hseexs.
IL decks arc crowded With young sad old,
Whote heaEta ara pnEer than fssitht4 Of gold.
They've wandered AWsy from thai 0reen, QFse1
Iale
Wheru verdure and sunshne forever smtls.
Thsy cous In their poverty, lonely aud weak,
lisaEtsoto and asd. with teal. stained cheek
They aes o'sf ths far hoFtxon's breast
Hhst kMef2id spot that oacs xays them rest;
H1t siekneas, and SORROW, aul dellh hath coma
And Ar dfl!sa them OF from that sunny toms.
1hs mother there. With = toylcs. sJo.
Aetcschtnylt lifts up her he4rt on high:
Theu foau!t watches the little onss round
tet not even there ID solacs found.
She look1 faE on In The f&dinx light, ..
A. thu last glimpse Of Etln tscedtA from hef al9hk
Tbs children care not; thsy know no grief
Their ltfs to tha. period VIA bright aud trlet.
Fer mothsf's heart. howser great her VIC,
Will cherish and foadla whtFs'st she'll Rot
Though hungEs and poverty sulaEtly stinx.
Shs il shield lhsm all with Loye'a s4eitsfn2 wing.
Her heat u baek to > G&EEoW bed,
Nhefs lately her burning tears were shed;
The love Of her Rtrlhood, hops VI her life,
Lies thste, and 10 peAce has tae widowed wife:
Meath tls Willows shade. oel the Wtstetu ware,
Hex heart u bkck 70 That lo4e1y grave.
IttcA9o. DAtsr Y. Colta2AT.
, 1877-07-14

than lark's song. 1t is apparently tho spon
taneoun expression Of the stngcr, WHO volubtar.
lily yields to every passion OF tho heart, nnl
finds Z sensual pleasure In tue dls!ruct[np VA
garfce Of hta own delightful voice. We pn.,sn,
to listen. The youngstcr was rocking bis EHnIv
tD and fro and sending his delicious notcs aloft
ltko vocal sunbcanls sparkling aiming the nina
like trl in a cage, startled and curious; then
stretched Out his slender haMl fur alma, cayn
nt a bnby scowi that lad somethIne of tnl,critei
latc In It, and shut hts sfna2l mouth with scum
We passed. on md listened aiming the cou,nns
at a little distance. fIc stretched his ncrk ,,,d
Stafctl nftcr us; nGnl began r0,1sng tn atnt tro:
pipctl lttttet chlrpct1 softly IN himself, nri
then, with ono dnring Night. SCARED iu..., t,la
seventh heaven Of melody and t'oatctl there ia
holy nights Of 1alAm. In the last month Of Ham.
axai1, 10 000 lanterns blazo before the legend 1t
the top of the cupo1a: "Uol Is the light ths
heavens and Of tie earth.n The lanterns nte
rANTAsTtCALLY MINGLED
with huge shell and glittcring rcn1ants. This
mosque Ia d palace of tlrr. Dn the night Of tho
1'rcdcsttnatlnfs--t'c night on which the Koran
Was sent down from lscavcn-thr Sultan rcrars
with his whole court to 81: sup''a for midnight
to the scrng1io, attcn'lcsl'l,y thousand torch.
bearers, and there his mother brings him yir
gin slave, who Is at once borne away to his ha.
rem, From the tfoulo at St. Sophia 1as1lcs d
crescent TINT ia visible 100 mi1es 1t sea- 1t mar
be seen tvet. from tho summit Of the Bithyntau
Olympus. II stantls where The cross STOOL and
marks the glory and the shame Of Chrlstcnlo;n,
The temple that wns tho prfde Of the earth las
fallen from tho alands OF angels 70 l,c tbs thresl
the lily ofIvereInIty,--and at rilIcuous!y curly
AEG. too.
, 1877-07-14
THE ELECTRIC CANDLE.
Tho wonderful Light It Sheds,


The London f1ndneiai 0ptaion sent a special
reporter To- witness the experiment made 1t Tic
Esst ~, snd " weet India Docks. on June 2u, Of tho
This experiment. appear TO have been most high.
y sueee:sfnl. and 70 have surprised even the e.
e. ano On 5'ySns s
alton Of the electricity. and having. Of course,
nothing TO do whatever with tue merits Of tho new
spectators, many Of whom bad come to witne., Ito
sn s,' c:p sS ss si e. r.; r. sss fsns h M" wv w.
sasineet| p,ef ABEL titom % the 1soy.l taboistof,.
Eaeineer ct thc Great Esstcrn. ani m a. variety ct
gentlemen CONNECTED @ with the 9oyernment telc.
seemed to have succcrded from end to end. Tho
stssm enEtne u,ed dor gsnsrs:ins shs electricity
power Va. n.ed iet the purposs Of p9odneins ii
the experiments: We learn, however, from pei.
iSa: VIZ 9soss ss 5 ~ i,
was wanted, q boy turning tly-wheel would have
.nsweted = shs parpGse saYy well eue co,.e.
Illuminated was yard. 80 far a. he could nnaks
out, ll9 hy 60 feet rnshet rnorn than 1ess equal,
st, ss Th. sa ":
Ill., has as orns5 ssste soai 6ani
topd. oel 'handlcS ctc.. a. clearly ~ In tho day:
time This elsett'o lamps were turned out and
fons lamps. zach containing four gas.jota Of goo
IT, s1s ,nea a. fs: re- 1sSn
At larKe, LETT even the marquee, in the centre OF
tho yArl, In kind OF misty ftR. Tha difference,
IN fact Is stnted to have been really surprising.
Not only does this new light, which u described as
illumination which Il TO sha. ii candle as 400
greatest perfection. Thus it appears sbat
somebody had brought With him ''card
OF pnttugns In different textures ana every variety
Of tint. Placed whcrc The rays from one Of the
y,slows feds, psrp1es snd e.sn ths mo.s delicate
bio NJ In daylight" Another singular polnf n tho
ahsenc0 OF heat given ont by thu light, = feature
which Will conc directly huras to all those who
arc eondcmned to ahe gas In tholr houses, aat
wherever else men eongFegatc. Wd arc told TINT
upon tho globe Of N electric eana!e equal to 100
What the result would b Of putting tho hand upon
= globe surrounding a gna-lEght ol 400 candles.
The objection VIC notice Il, that enc OF theso cttc-
trc candles burns out 10 an hour. and tho question
would b. how to substitute fEesh candies: but tho
probability a-the diiiculy u 10 srl1inK-It will
be Immediately overcome.
THIS new electric lfhs appears to b the starting
inethods Of liShttnY, for thst everybody will 10
glad to substitute e!ectrictty for gas cannot be
doubted But thera II no reason why It should do
the qaa companies any harm, foF. enormously
tho Jabochkod candle. and tho public in consider.
alton Ct their doing no., will forgive them al the
suGerinCs they have unesod, in rsturn for 10 per
cent, and X pcT cent oveF and aboss tho 10 per
cent, + which, II It were placed on the top af
81 Paul'a, would ptutably b plain 10 tho naked
, 1877-07-14
CURRENT OPINION,

The action Of the Louisiana Democrats In
inaicllne tho members Of ths Louisiana Returning
no4cl Il gross violation OF tic pledges given by
ther leaders; aud We predict that, II thsr scheme
h carried tHto effect, 1t will provs for them and
ther party In tho South satsl pttcs Of policy
could have been advised by shels bitscsess foes.-
Ioston Journal tRsp.].
We cannot afford to stoop down To the
level OF Wells OF Anderson, OF even to dignlfy
: shem by punishnsent. II smaeks too much OF m.
dignthed revenge, and too lttls OF tho mAgnanln,.
ity Of 8outhem mtn and Democrats, to pause IN
tho work Of restoration and 70 hunt
up and manacls ths welisss and AndsEson: Thase
| tDsul.>.
We think the Presidents Civil-9ervioe]
order il very good oas mud ons that IL sm!neptly
hl!lux and proper; but. for it, effect being some
Civlr Service, Il sons pretend 10 imagine, we do
nei ss!ess w are glsd; he"ssef. = M 1hs rsssdspss
ns 4. d
Ussssdtre ti&1.) toFtAEtstsFH} Mp.l.
We trust that the people Of Louisiana,
when they come % eobcsly reject upon Tho danges
hssg potssa t., VII hs.ta,s y e
INTO new troubles md di,aasers ~ tho North be
patient L.. aad ssn.s e H.t1ss c
iato %s. i,fy ~ sn]a,eiou. poit,sai plosceut,oas
-HusAIa9soa Atflassea" tA!sp.).
| The iollifcasion at Trcnton cannot deceive
,u ebaraetsristtes known, although tnvsstiaxtion
ingenlonsiy ba.icd riay NOT have brought out al
sos.hssd. q ehsmpssas. slat!ssa b asiuas
y - stunned aet followed 4, .eaooi = pSl.'ies
;hsaa5a 'i1s.; ss. 4s Sns' Il happily
The attempt % ill the country with
"ehesp silver would bring 10 ., ths .iiss. whIeh
u Ia tst thA EtuR1 F1AR RkAFn