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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-04-13

,or Of San Yraneisee Bsllesin ] /
There were residing at Ashland
tho residence OF Mr.: Clay, near
Lexington. in isas and ~. three
of his graudsons and myself A.
tending the classes at Transylvanis
Universisy. During the fall Of -
Nicholas Longworth, Of Csnc'n-
natl. sent to Mr.. Clay . i've gallon
dlemiiohn Of wine sealed with or
linary wax, stamped with the
letter "Ln with the appearance Of
having been cut from . pieoe Of
rough wood. Charles. Nr. Clays
favorite and confidential colored
servant Was requested to place
the demijohn In . secure place IN
the collar. Nr. Clay gave ~ she
privilege, after finishing our class
studies each night, Of going to the
cellar for what apples and cider
we wished. On ono occasion
Henry Durable one Of the mess'
proposed 10 me instead Of filling
the pitcher with cider to tap the
dcmijohn Of native American
: WINE. Wedid 20 and continued q
J do 50 night after night, until the
dcmijohn was empty. A consul
I: tstion was held, and unanimou
: opinion expressed that somethin!
!. hsd 10 be done, and that Wit
: out delay. We brought into on
= conndcnee the old Guinea nesr
= gardener, Mike, at II o'clock
night. aud snow six inches dee !
3 on tho ground, which resulted
his assisting us, in considerable
Of . quarter Of q dollar cash
hand in taking tho dcmijohn
town, some three miles distanc
Q and for l6 cents gallon, got
Il old Dutchnlan who made . prec
at rious living BY trading whisky
n. night with the colorcd persons,
h. fll up fvo gallons Of the san
It. On our return We smoared o'
las some sealing wax, and having
ne a letter l. nom the end Of
SO broomsiick, branded It, .
10 placed it once moro IN tho col
he where It belonged.
.ot During the fall Of lSi4 when IN
no was every indication that
ald Clay would bc elected Preside
,er he gayc q party 10 Tom Corv
90. Charlie Morchcad anil many Of
om near friends. As usual. at
MI. dinner, Mr.. Clay had his ho
TOR hold family, including ouisel
ina present. We sat down to
nm table at two o'clock as was
and tomary at that time. Aftc
10. long and sMinptous dinner du
tao. which time many wines were
Ind cussed, Mr.. Clay said. "Gcntlo
aud | | have an abiding confidence
luce the day viii soon come when
to erica will prove " be the Z
him wine-produclng country Of
his world and with Your per'nlss
that will produce . sample
,tion the frat American wine ever
him from my old friend, Mr. |
's re- worth. Charlie, my boy, cai
first 70 down In tho cellar and bril-
the from the right hand corner
vas . Demijohn Of vino that camc
part Mr.. Longworths" !" Yes.
from Hold Charlie; see here. Now
iona do 80 with very great care. s
links you shake It the very lea
rail- you will spoil It. Now q
been Just sct It with the yreates'
losing ON tho noor beside me. All !
l, he all right. Now my boy tai
Mr.. corkscrew aud extract the
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-04-13

uabAh 0VtV0s II
d
Charles Dickens once wrote to v
> friend: II have distinguished !
myself in two respects lately. l .
took . young lady unknown down ]
to dinner, and talked to her about
the Bishop Of Durham's nepotism
IN the matter Of Mr.. Cheese. II
found she was Mrs. Cheese. And
l expatiated to the member for
Aar3lebone, Lord Fermoy-gene-
rally eonceiviny him to be an Irish
member-on the contemptible cha
racter Of the Marylebone constitu-
ency and Narylebons represents
tives." Two such mishaps in one
evening were enough to reduce the
most brilliant talker to the condi- |
tion Of the three " "insidcs" Of the |
London-bound coach. who beguiied |
the tedium Of tho journey from
Southampton BY discussing the de-
merits Of william Cobbett, until
one Of the party went 20 far as to
assert that The object Of their de-
lnuneiations WA Z domestic tyrant,
given to beating his wife; when.
much TO bic dismay, tie solitary
lady passenger. who had hitherto
sat : silent listener, remarked
Pardon me, cir; . kinder husband
and father never breathed; and !
ought to know, for an William
! Cobbelt's wiiel"
NJ. Giles q Virginia and Judge
Duval CT Maryland, members O
Congress during Washington's all
ministration, boarded at the hous'
Of a Mrs. Gibbon, whose daughter
were well on in years and remark
ot able for tslkatlycness. When Jel
- ferson became president Duval wa
oi comptroller OF the treasury, an
Ae Giles q senator. Meeting one da
IN Washington they fell to chatti''
~ over old times, aud the senat
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-04-13
dmunnwn CoURT,

Terms of Supreme Court-co9,,, I,
nlenoo on ~ Drd Nordays q ApF1'
aud October.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-04-13

Far convenience ofrsiefencs, We
herewith publish ; sabular ssase'
ment Of State, Lsvss snd Iews
taxes:
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-04-13

LRvEB TAxBe.
Lcvcc construction tax, one-half
cent per pound on 'otten.
For 40 cont bonds" ono quar-
Ter ce.,t per pound on cotton, ana
two and one-half cents per acre On
Tor rs oeut bonds +" two and
| ono shalf cents par acre ou lana.
| Nondamus Is ct. per acre on lnaSs
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-04-13

Anoeoye1 Soss1s % AeeeR &C..
>rGo9n oe1oeoA 80 - 80
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-31
Stolen.

A German in a western town
who has not paid much attention
to learning English, had a horse
stolen from his barn the other
night, wllereupon he advertised as
follows:
"voa mite, der oder day, yer l
was been awake in my sheep, l
hear something's vot links vas not
yust very right in my barn, ana i
out shumps to bed and runs INIT
the barn out, and ven dere l COON,
| sees dat my pig gray iron mare
he vas been tide loose and run MT
de shtablc off; and ever VINO vi
him back pring, | yust so much
pay him as vas bin kushtomary."
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-31

A dinner was given in Warren
ton, Va, to twelve old ladies
whose aggregate ages was sou
years. They danced Il quadrille
and the minuet.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-31
- Il H

- II H
When YOU want to purchase that You get
THE BEST, and You will find it THE
CHEAPEST. What
Does a person wantf A good reliable es-
tabliahmcnt where goods can be purchased
fairly, without any o~vercharge.
Y0u can buy with us:
Ladies' Foxed Button Boots at 81 90 Il pair
Ladies' Serge Slippers......... 81 a pair
Ladies' Leather Slippcrs...... 60 a pair
Ladies' Leather Slippers...... % a pair
Purchase the very finest shoes at our es-
Establishment. Our line of Button Boots,
Newport Ties, Caters, Slippers, is unsur-
passed here. Buy
Nothing hut first-class shoes for your chill
drcn. Our sales of common shoes are made
at a lightadyamce, and all on consignment.
This enables us to undersell even whole
sale prices. The
One price system is a strict rule with us,
thus avoiding to customers the trouble OF
asking for reduction. We deliver shoes
free of charge to any part of the city.
Only first class statesmen employed at the
RED STIR,
CORNER CUST0MH. & BOURBON $751;
One square from Canal street,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Sept. %, 1877. 2O-ly
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-31
The Way a Thing IL Done IL Wh"'
Counts.

The Way a Thing is Done Is what
Counts.
Atlanta Constitution.
An old darkey was asked II, III
his experience, prayer was eas'
some prayers are answered and
some are not--it depends on wha'
you axes for. just after the wail'
when il was mighty hard scratch
ing tor the colored brethren, ! ON,
served dat whenever prayed de
Lord 10 send one of Marsc Payton's
fat turkeys for de old man there
was no notice took OF the PARTITION;
but whenever | prayed that he
would send the old man for the tur'
kew the matter was attended to De
fore the sun was up de next morn
ing, dead sartln."
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-31

at has not been many years."
saws an agricultural journal, "slncr
any OF the preparations OF potash
first came into use as reilleola'
agents. This is a mistake, as any
doctor well read in NEUROLOGICAL
materia mcdica will tell you. 70
fash in some shape was used on
Olympus thousands OF years ago;
and sometimes fatally, too, it would
seem, for every body knows lodidt
ofpotaSSium.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-31

No birds are actually on the
wing. The wings are on the bird.
-E.C.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-31

The rats in an Ohio barn rose i'll
their might and killed the dog that
had been sent in to eXtcrminatc
them.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-31

An onion weighing four pounds
seven ounces was raised on Anne
lid island, near Fernandina, Fla.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-31
New Orleans, La.

1t will be conducted by a Grand Prone,
made Concert, for which the best musical
talent available in the country will be en-
gagged, and to which every holder of
a Coupon Ticket Will be entitled to free
admission.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-31

In the town of Wethersfield,
Conn. stands an English Pearmain
apple tree, nearly eleven feet in
circumference one foot from the
ground. 1t yielded fruit nearly a
century before the revolution, and
is still in good bearing condition
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-31

A recent wedding at Williams.
port, Pa, bad II gloom cast over 1t
by the discovery that, through
some unaccoutable mistake, the
bridesmaid had been married III
stead of the intended bride.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-31
COLEMAN'SC0RNM MILL,

Victorious in every Fair from New
York State to Texas, over thirty-three diff
fsrent competitors during the past twenty
eight years.
Awarded the only Gold Medal ever
awarded to any Corn Mill i'll the United
States. Simple, strong. dnrable, cheap,
with solid French Blu I I mes. Send for
circnlar.
II. DUDLEY COLEMAN & BRO,
New Orleans. La,
Oct. 10, 1877. 25-ly
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-31
jenkins AnnihilatOr.
The Great Southern Remedy for
RHEUMATISM, GOVT & NEURALGIA,

Those terrible enemies of human happi-
ness, Rheun atism, Govt and Neuralgia,
heretofore seemingly uncomfortable, have
indeed found their master in jenkins An
nihilatof. We hive the testimony of men
of the highest standing in Louisiana and
other States, that after suffering indescrib-
able pains for years, from which they
sought relief in vain by visiting the Hot
and Warm springs of Arkansas and Vir-
ginia, and by using dozens of remedies
more or less highly praised. when, in fact,
hope had almost died out, they have found
relief from pain by the use of the Ami
ailstor, and by continuing it for a short
time, have been perfectly cured. The An
nihilator is a preparation purely vegetable,
agreeable to the taste, and may be taken
without fear of any injurious results by
the delicate as well as the rebust in con-
stitution.
~ Price s1O0 per bottle. For sale by
all Druggists. Ask your Druggist for cir
cular containing certificates, or send to
n. JENKINS 81 CO., Proprietors,
New Orleans, La.
FINLAY & THOMPSON, Wholesale Drug
gists, New Orleans, La, Gen. Agents for
Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama,
Arkansas and Florida.
March 9, ISIS. ALLY
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-31
Look at the Distribution!
EXTRAORDINARY DISTRIBUTION!
Tickets at $40 Each.
| $ OF PRIZES:

APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
100 Approximations Of 500 each
for the series OF fifty numbers
on each side of the number
drawingthe 500, 900 Prize,a are $4,000
100 Approximations of 500 each
for the series of fifty numbers
drawing the $4,000 Prize, are. 10000
100 Approximations of SIS a
forthe series of fifty numbers
drawing the $50, 900 Prize,are. $500
II, go Prizes, amounting to....'.so22,5oo
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-31

In 1877 John Mcdonald, a foot
man. carried the first umbrella
ever seen in England, and strange
IL enough, it wasn't his own.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-24

what they Say In the Newcii Divorce suit
Boston Ronrdimg. u Owse Life.

, ~,
n,tt ,. i t,,, l,,,,,.,, IL, ,l, .,,., 49,,
NIUE WV "," =, "
bonrling house keeper. took the stand. Her
testimony. delivered In clear uniialicring tones.
1T, a.. N,.tt H., Me-, r,,,,,Iou ,,os,.
"""'"9' "i7 N'".' - - IS -
want, who told q story oi MRS. NcWcils intimacy
with Nr Pickering md AN unknown man, Miss
\, su1 H.. h,,,. ,,',,I,ar ,,., sr,,
i"tu W.9 wy h ~ ,'' ,t,,,, w,," 'm,S
vti,'Ipu NV n III it.. 80, il,rJ,,,, ',
,n ,ur r, .t' trr's ~ 3nr Lnns, VI"
III" , uS' NJ 49, W s,. , Of Hoo
, ",n MI n & ,,,i,' ~, ,',,,o1' in
H. II, ~. ~, wa" Nm s , XXI l,,r ,i,,,.,
' 10 1i gu w ' ', , ,i ,rii A.,
4 flrn u. hIyw"od Oh Iflnreloli MnsS.i Mrs,
mr' i"'i'i ,t, v., IT, th ffct H..
WIlwt ,ulS "r''ll",S ""9i w. ",,,,.i,' e, i t
N.Wrl, hnn, on , ,in' irs,it, ~ w., ,waW
.it,fiI ,E'' t,,.,rrl r,r,r,cd H.. nisu srij
H., -, ",nrC'"" 'u,,r. tn'n,,,s d.n,b <,,.,W
u'"t. 9''l ul' A. p,', f ',,,,' -, -, ,,'.,,
~ r." l,,m ~ VI "a ,ri,,,,' nn sn,,y tnnt
-, W. W. " W. 80, - hr ,i,,,,,,,u, H.,
H. h N'iV i ~ a., H. ,,. i',',,f',,i' i.i
n' @ H',i'' w. w. ~, nv " ,, r fr;,ni XIV H..
'' ", y" q, w., W T., T.
'iu,i = ~, h,,,,,,, ,hn nav f
h, w, VI ii'V""'"'P '0'"'O ''' 9''' '' '''-
'"9 ,,.,.,..,
Q-Yon .ay YOU ars writer what is me na'.re Of
nyur "'"'"s'' N'-'''' "''' "'''''''"'V'' ''"'''
"a u,v, ,,, un b,.u indicted for writus matter inl
ri6i,, ia ruhNc morals A-Yrs. Have.
liavc You ar-pcd ihatiti. proper for tie sexes TO
cuh1mi ~ d.r'la.d w ins untt'se 'es' A'-I""t &c
i'Vi' ll VIM ~" '' tte f,r,. ii, tho vo,h
dix, M, t,r,rn ,huf,h? Al nave ndvncatri
stac Of .oiet, in which icle ~ neither marrying nor
giving in mnrraac.
Shaiei-Ah sort oi heaven on caruh' THAT'S all"
Harriet Vi. Wh"olrr. another Boston boarding
house kocper who knows ull the parties ia tho
case. testified that Mr.. Newell Ind lived with
b,.r md frNlflsutlN visited lN MIR. Newell.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-24

TI-rsnAv April ~ y NJ Tn. oncrn
'i~'"Ai' HPt" - " ~" "P''"-
tions nj the Stock Exchange developed u free
selling movement of tho princiunl fayorites
nI,,,I-r,h, 1,,i.,.tt -, ,,., ST., .,,.t.,
ana uhd'F the l'ah'rshh oi Lake Shore' when
broker, z cent. from CG'a TO G3'.. the general
list MAS frveri.h nnd dp.i,icdlv lower 81 PAM
~ f "u'
common was an" lr''S s"'u' an" Sl''u'd rom
81 % To 1874. with the preferred = lower at 1874.
~, ,'' .s,, ~, -, y"
0" ana th' preferred from - 10 IA West
"rn Union to-day reflected more fully the I'M
h,oii,A,e influence of the sudden donth ~ Mr.
orion md d.,li,,d o., a oom, ,n"',
n'''"' """ "''l'"'" cent from
that the election 10 the Presidency of
vI'.- r.'.ii,,, nr >.,.i, - c. '..' ~,
''-lr'slu"hl br' NorVlh l. ure'n was we'll
r'''N'u III N"i street circles. Fri" Synph-
thil"d with the course Of the above shares. and
nr.iIrl rom - a. s'Il'r T. 10 i's' NE decline
IhNilt- "a -l IN part, Dozen OrcS iuurd 10y IN" iurt
that sum' doubt exist, ~ To- whether the fore
CLOSURE. aha, will nike tlnnn ON M, oi in.t ,r
'''' W. '' f',' 20 'i', -ifli ill'A' W,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-24

The Speaker said that the regular order
WAS the motion 10 lay on the table the appeal
taken yesterday by Mr.. Reagan Dem. Texas
from tho decision Of the Chair that Mr.. Cox
Dem. Y. ". rising 10 n privileged question.
had a right 10 have the protest against the pas
sage Of the River and Hnrbor bill read.
Nj. Atkins Dem. TENN INQUIRED II il was IN
order to move 10 lay the whole subject on the
table or TO postpone it indefinitely.
The Speaker replied that Il was not.
Mr. Reagan withdrew his appeal. Int it was
renewed by Mr.. Garfield rep. Ohio. who said
Nat Il was the right Of the Speaker To examine
tho PAPER and decide ms to whether it contained
The Speaker said that in that case the Chair
could rrrient tie House from hearing any
Amid emulsion and cries Of Regular order"
Mr. Fort R'p.. lll moved 70 Law the appeal on
,e liable. which motion was agreed to-yeas
l3l, nays lO2.
The Speaker then ordered the protest to be
rent Inc readlng was Interrupted by Mr..
o'hfer ll,rn., Mieh.l, who objected to me refer
lelion oftne Treasury He demnnded that the
words be taken down and read at the Clerks
Mr.. Cox withdrew that portion Of the protest
H. was proceed ny TO address the House. but
The Speaker rulci that Mr.. Cox had the right
70 Wihdihw the Offensive expression. anu t.
speaS ON niS question OF ,privllegr. \ scene 81
- a.. ,p'i .-4'n l'tlNNV.i. IlHiHs u puNItI or
H"ur. A. OXEN as Mr.. Cox tried 10 make
IunsrV heAri Nj. g4ng"r AMI others on "a;
glctn sile gnd Mossrs. K 'agHn. Atkins.
shu DINERS on the Democratic side shouted him
l9~h'
IT ih"y we Hpraker put the question 10 tho
h"lre Wn'lh'r Mr. Cox should be allowed -
proceed ln order. and declared IL carried-l03
To- n. The Cers resumed the reading 81 Inc
pi,u'sI uulll lh'7" words were reached: AMI
mus ncourag '- -ui.ar attenpts. on the Trr
; aly 70 Crafty local nt"rrsis," Mr. Coneer OBJ
~" 10 ih,s hs lWpuguing the mot ves OF Nom
mat he woul nnf fl.n flI,t hack On H. sllp-
tsston OF Mr. Carlisle Dem KyJ m extract
I!n message from President Grant. with
sTtfirn'" % "a similar hill. WIS rend rrnecting
s'rl NOR" severely ou Congr' ss for passing it.
- "r ~ 'Akrr ruI'd thHt III" words complained
TWel" not Il srrs %. tiul 10 tine House.
me r'MlinH ~ the protest having been com
ir"l' Nir. Hal" iHep., Me- asked whether II
pv-rnt'd question - privilege.
No. 'eml argued IN i itdidnot
'''' H'nk"r Dem. NJ .@s.l objected 10 q dis
eHS .i't VI a." lu'riie Of tAr Bill.
,NI, hntcan suld Tint he WAS merely dnfend-
!hs tue honor nj h committee AMI the inirgr!-
". Va HOUSE. Was i expect. 90 that he W. iil
ht Witn mouth closed nul allow del .l"r. D.
written ussaut+ 20 "a nnde on hiu.sclt and to-
G2nmlueot The pas4aga of the River AMI
naroor Apir. lr.atlan bin unlor .ueI.ri I'm #
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-24

TUESDAY. April 23.-FLouR AND MEAL-The
market hhs been unlN mud"rnt IN YruNr uhd picrs lh
i'ry are sumo bal depressed tc figures todi, record
Ing sl-ht decline u sprin. rStrrs ir,m sprins WHEAT
mcni sud wheat iced also more ur c.s depressed The
9rrhcn.iin oi sgr.,i,y snpyc.l4rn Nay chrrk,'he
and Western suprr,nr. 81 -imRI -. extra state sl4
ard MN. - 81 % winter wheat extras. =, loo
500. DO Xxx aui Xxx s5Suss,,7 Ii. Nrnc.nia patents.
raG,rs aud iir, br,mi.. s57iGt7 southern shipping
extras. s,args,'n rorn mca-Ws,tern e s5Gii -.
Brand, VIE. sn@iln Rs, nanr. 81 iolss1w Wheat
iced. ti~ss,n y i"n. rye iced. SIN
,oi,d, on-h the hus,ne.- In, been lar IN he asrr'
-"' l'llN ttt" VIZ, l"lt s,' tal n''is = VI l,'rN
crv. there we've seller, Of mess at ~ - Tor MAY ~ ~ or
Rtcon site tat steady eat mrn. steady, bat the
" @r"a am s, ~eilE i r wa. . ce int at t
Nnrins huyrrsi slics .p to- ~ qu"niiun.. and tur
nlinr' d.n,ery i.'D g.. nj a. .es, y ier MAY.
lniy Dressed hos. rn.irr. ", quote Pork. E lhl-
40 u, cxifn prime - pas- 70 arI--Wc.irrn ,t,rn.
sra, picked, q. es5i ~ shonld,rs-SnnSric ii, -,
pickcd i'sr, raj h"Ir., picked h'eG'gr. Bacon
T ieS Sy' Ebi sias s ' " "x,ra 1 a..
sisosssG nra.si ns,s 'et,.r "f cy WV
,,rNN-The whole mllkri has 10 "a exceedingly ysra.
"" tie .G 6u, XIII ani vck or WAY arrival. ale. o
~ spot Iap,' bush. aIe ~ gwi, ~ 'l.n.. q ~
So 'lrns q Jla,t 80 rd gni amber "n.r = va,
? a. For mturr delivery iu.ts1 hush incluinr So /
spring At ~ Slor N aud Nu2 sprins At - 2@sl aG' Tor
&c rnas" 81 ,s7i- 6r western sud 10 7is cr stat.
b, tworowcd state ,se7ac ior .N-rowod statr aud
s7~~'c Tor 'anada uat, were ACTIVE agi prices rncr
miSgi and a'g4ic lar whit inclnin. - lradc'l at
,HNt3.s ior m,Nr', and ~ q @, "r Whit The snc,
ihc,ndcd 80 bush "" 'h'"t-" At So. IN ~i"fr Tor
export Iudian corn svurinsiy III red and a.air
.'s S'sf' r. s ' rs ss n @
cr unAed' yellow. ier.ev AMI s,u'hrrn nrw, '4','o.
delivery. t."' bush including No missed ior May At
Man. 81 ,y.t %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-24
Contents Of the Weekly sun.
THr WEEKLY Sun. published this morning

contains
Consisting on Iraves-Fraul Mcrcuesslv Flayed hy tho
NrW YORK. Sculiur-rlalu lllk About uir Wen Whu own
st,.. Ron Butler lirpui-,d ou hi. fncr"nai 'micn,,
Hi. TIE Brcclrr II tom >'luiHl-Nr Tltu >prtA. Tic
War roui IN the l.asf-tirrH buian'' l"nnfAtl u,--
Iroop. summoned from Mda- 'nnr.cs ~ The turN.h
Mmislry-Ihe toi.rs. Of tNr Pow "a Sow fwl"..
tom. Text 90 the lurNmr las mn lN Labor ri-is ln
England. Lmi-r,ton {" Lirl.l. 'una' cause Noi Loot
Nct-tinui Nrws from a., Fi'rl's-~N rrue Letter r,u
urN'w President the Sort D." i'A'" HV klir, 800 Inn,
Boe,h'u,m ar BllcKuHilN fl.us tI.al-r- A-aiIs l.
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