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The Earl Of Granville IS reported to
have co'np'imenteI this people by say
ing tIat in tho use and pronunciation Of
the English language the educated
American sargasses the EngIishman.-
Bu-Gr.
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In The matter otthe estate O.. John 2aaari'z de-
ceased
ON reading and filing the Petition of George
Zaho-5l, Of sad cGl1ty Representing arnor- otac~
the 1s day % JaHGarv =. D.. ISIS a- sata C.,;1-r
GleC Lhtes'al leaA llE goods. .a2te5s- sEL l~Eatt
within THIS State a8a that iie said lr1isiure- Is a.
son @; SAD deceased aEu praying thar 5aHslis.t-
ton Of SAID estate be 60 Louis MeuiS granted. r
! ordered That said petition Ge heard before the
JGdEc oi this Court, On Monday. the 3.b Gay ct
( in said County.
I ordered further that notice thcreaE Be given To
the heirs % ~9a deceased and 70 ali Persons inter
successive weeks prior - said day 90. lea-5ur iu
4 the A&Git9~oe PloT wee5,v newspaper pub
lishlu al HeuiroWac in said County.
MICHAEL kIEWAN. County judge.
. Dated Naniiaa"c The grl day vr January :
D. is. fE5.y
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: NV YORK HER AID.
1-o2rtway Z Ann st., New York.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-30
CHAPTER XIV.
str WILL NOT GIVE Hou UP y

Sibyl hardly knew hsT she lived through
the next day it was one hard struggle not
to think. She could not, would not realize
the full meaning of the step she was about
to take, which was to give up all that q wo-
man should prize most, with the possible re-
suit that, should Geotfrey ever learn the
truth, he would scorn and despise her, and
cast her off forever, and to put herself with
in the power of the law, risking horrible
shame and punishment. But, when these
thoughts arose, she put them aside with
strong hand.
II do not care what risk run, she said
to herself again and again. "It is to spare
Godfrey, to save him from the misery OF
losing me again-perhaps to save him from
self-destruction."
She knew the reaction must come; she
knew she was mad, but no wavering came
with the knowledge. The trial was too hard
for her, she said, and she counted the hours
that would bring her nearer to the fatal step
she had determined upon, lest her resolu-
ton should give way. The sight of Cecil
was misery to her, for she knew that the day
might come when the boy would blush at
his mothers name, and already she shrank
from the gaze of his pure eyes.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-30
CHAPTER XIII.
Oh THE BRINK OF THE GRAVE.

Poor Captain Lee! the Fates seemed
against him. When lie reached Euston
Square, the train for Stillninstc2 had been
gone ten minutes, and there was no other
for nearly two hours, and then only SLOW
one, which would bring him to the station
at about four o'clock in the morning. Geoi-
frey had said every ill.," and said it in y
tone which meant more rather than less
and Eva might be dying; he might never
hear her voice nor meet her eyes again
The poor fellow sat on the darkest seat ne
could find, that no passer-b by might see the
tears of which he was, but need not have
been, ashamed. She might be angry wy W'IA
him for coming. There was very niue
chance of his seeing her if she were not in
immediate danger, but he could not keep
away.
"Lady Temple is SO kind and sympGthet,,
ic," he thought, 'she will give me bed ana
tell me from hour to hour how Eva is gong
on. 1t would drive me mad to stay here.
Z" the AbbeS."- -
The Morning herald., 1878-05-30

sNot now, Eva, dear?" circulated Milly,
in tone Of dismay 'It is nearly two
o'clock, and he is fast asleep in bed, and
I'm in my dressing gown"
"Is he herep How strange! No, did
not mean this minute" and Eva almost
laughed at her sisters face Of horror; 'but
feel as if had not been kind to him, and
should like to tell him SO, in case-in case
I don't get better.'
''Oh, but you are going to recover! Doc
tor Bell says the danger is over now. Still,
should like you to see poor Tom. lie has
been in such terrible grief ell the time we
thought you were going to die. 1t will de-
light him to come and see you tomorrow
But go to sleep now, Eva, darling, or you
will be i'll again, Indeed you mustn't talk" :"
Eva Dayrell gave long, deep sigh, and
turned her head heavily on her pillow, If
it had only been Geoilrey that had been
waiting so eagerly and anXiously, how sweet
the returning to life would have been But
now she hardly cared to return a,
1t was different when she awoke in the
morning, and heard the sounds of lifo about
the house. and saw til, sun shining through
the cracks in the shutters, Lady Temple
had taken Milly's place, and stole to the
bedside, looking very sweet and pretty in
her delicate blue morning gown with its soft
lace rufies her fair face IN i0nt with smiles.
'Ready for some breahlas.?' she asked
brightly. owe have orders to feed you like
a fatting duck so be prepared. Henry is
coming TO see you presently, if you will ad-
nit him and there is another bcseoehmg
| face downstairs, or soon will Le."
Il know-Captain Lee. How faithful ne
is, poor fellow! He deserves something bet
ter."
'He would not thank you for saying SO.
He is a good kindht rted fellow, and will,
l hope lie happy so,"e day. But I do not
think can allow him to see you to day; we
must see how you get on. Ah here comes
your breakfast! Now let me see you eat
and drink enough to please Doctor Bell"
Eva smiled and then sighed. Would she
ever care for anything again, she wondered,
or again feel the old zost and interest in
things? She lonGed and yet feared TO ask
whether Geoffrey Chetwynd had returned.
"No, l will not think orspcak of him, she
thought, "until have thoroughly realized
that he is lost to me forever, and, worse
still, that he bclorC to another. Oh, Geof'
frey, Godfrey, will she make you as happy
as 1 would have trad to do? Will she
prize you as should have done2 Heaven
grant itg
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AUGUSTA, Me-, December 23d, 1873.
Mr. F. f. DoLE:-I accept your challenge OF
the above date. and will WALK you a ten mile
match al Granite Hail in this city, the 3lst of this
month or the LIST of next.
Very respectfully,
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War With .fghanis;an.
RUSSIA RECALLs ITS AFGnANIs-
TAN MISSION.
Apprehensious of Serious Nihiiisl ID M
onstrstiOns.
General Browne at JeIlaIabad.

LONDON. December % Vienna correspond
cnt oI The Tines says according to accounts from
81. Petersburg, the Russian government has re-
called its mission from Atghanistan, because of
increa'iug friendly feeling toward England, and
because peaceful policy has now OBJ AIMED a-cen-
dency; but other information. which comes indi
recty, suggests that certain other eircu ms aoces
cOntr Dued to this suit.
Firstly, The rapid advance of the British into
Afghanistau and the precarious situation of the
Ameer, promised TO render the mission vaueless.
ano II might become n source of unpleasant com
plicstlon, but by conserving to withdrawal of
the mission, Russia would appear to be making
gracious concession, while really taking timely
precautiOn.
Again, the news reaching US of the internal
state OF Russia Is of such nature as to make I'M
intelhglble the pacific tendency of the govern
ment.
Reports are full of the temperance of the Nj
hllist spectre. Whether real Imaginary the
spectre is believed ia, aud attempts are made to
hunt il down by measures Of repression.
All sorts OF Nlhilist demonstrations are appre-
hended. One Is said to be planned for December
10Th, the anniversary of the outbreak the
cesson of the Emperor Nicholas in 1926.
The police are busy every where, tracking con
spirators. and within the last week.a number of
arrests said to have been made.
Quite raid was made against students who
wanted to present petition to the heir apparent
There is even a rumor that government is serious.
ly thinking of closing the universities for this
year.
The police in st. Petersburg are enforcing all
repressive regulations in their power, among them
an interdict from carrying arms.
General Browne telegrsphs from Jelasbad, on
the 10th inst, as follows ave occupied this city
to-day. The inhabitants are friendly"
telegram from Calcutta says the notables Of
Jellaabid came cut to meet the British troops.
Tue Amecr lett Cabul on the 10Th inst.
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FUltEIGN NEWS.

BERLIN, December %. The North German
Gazette gives an unqualified contradiction to an
article Published in sheet called the New York
American Correspondence, headed, IAN Ameri-
can protest against Germany" The Gazette says,
The German government never at any time con-
templated acquiring Curacao, St. Thomas, Port
never contemplated founding colony in Ameri-
ca. American statesmen are fully aware that tn is
is the case, and no protest has ever been made.
There is no ground for the reports of conflict,
of uniriendly relations between Germany and
America"
Prince Bismarck has addressed long letter to
the federal council, explaining his views relative
to the guiding principles in the revision of the
customs tariff. The letter concludes as follows
Our own interests alone ought to determine our
action. These interests will perhaps shortly lead
to fresh negotiations respecting the tariff treaties
with foreign countries. Ii these negotiations are
to have prospect Of beneficial result, it will first
be necessary to create autonomous customs
system, placing all our home products in the most
favorable possible position in relation to articles Of
foreign production"
ROME, December %. Count Cort has started
for Constantnople.
The Vatican has authorized commemorative
services on the anniversary of the death of King
Victor Emanuel, in all the churches of Rome,
cept the four Bascas.
LONDON. December q. A despatch 10 the
Post FROM Berlin, says it is announced that Prince
Birmarck and Herr llohrecht, the Prussian fin
ance minister, have arrived at an agreement rela-
i've to reform in the system Of taxation.
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The Sauta Fe -four mills just out of Baltimore,
were burned early Monday morning. Loss $50
900.
The statue of Charles Summer was unveiled by
Governor Rice at noon Monday, at its site n the
public garden near Berkeley street IN II, Boston.
The consulate at Cairo has informed the depart.
ment of State that the common crops of Egypt
for 1873 being gathered at the date of the des-
patch, November 20, would fall far short of the
average annual yield and the quality would be
very inferior
An arrival from Brazil states that all the Amer.
ican laborers who went there to work on the
Mamora Railroad, have either run away or stsrv-
ed to death. and their places have been filled by
natives.
Mach opposition to the new army bill is being
developed by both sisff and line otfcers of the
regular army, and it i, thought it will De difficult
for congress to pass the measure in its present
shape.
There is fair prospect of between the Ar
gentine Republic and Chill to settle the owner
ship of the P1tagonis gusno beds.
5. ID. Richards was arrested near Wheeling, w.
Virg mia, Saturday nigight. charged with the muir
der of Mrs. Hobson and three children on the
Oh inst.
Weiss ration store and Meilly's shoe store at
Harrisburg, Penn, are destroyed by fire. Loss,
$4,000.
The Davenport investigatio in New York, is
postponed until after the hold avs.
A thief at Alamo.s, Montans has distinguish
himself by stealing a saw mill and all the fxisgs
thereanto appertslnihg.
II may as we'll be conceded that women are bet
ter than the meu. There are 27S convicts in the
Connecticut State Prison. only i've of whom are
women.
The legislature of South Carolina adjourns sine
die this morning. after four weeks session being
the shortest since the war.
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tIuli-DOZing.

The Times lays that WITNESSES coming every
da, from the parishes to lay be for the grand jury
tn stolics OF their ievance-. United State.
deputy marshal V a. Baron, L. Earnest Br,ds,
and his brother, physician, A. Z. Beda, who are
residents If N,lCbitoches, have arrived III the
city. They say that they ordered to leave
and did ieavc Nslchitochts on the 22d OF Sap,ern-
Der last; thai he mayor OF Nsichltoches. an un
Gle OF L. Ernest Breda, came 10 them and asked
them to surrender; they refused; they were tnen
< ven two hours u leave town, being told that
un ess they wcnt their dwellings would be attack
ed by 400 500 III, n, and To, would not be spar
I'd; they concluded To leave, and have moi been
back to Match itoCh .iuCe Mr. Breda says that
he Is native of the parish Of Nstchitoches The
above is about ne substance of the story they
will tell To the grand jay.
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THE ENGLISH LABOR TROUBLES
Terrible Suffering and Distress Among
the Poor.

LONDON, December % Returns of the Union
work houses in the East OF London are beginning
to show the wide spre ad OF poverty and distress
that prevail. Applications tor relief are so NAM
erou, hat house accom- dstious are Inadequate
In Snore-Dtch the work house aud its uirms-
ry are full
Bethnsl Green workhouse has 1859 inmates and
49, /. the infirlnaiy. Ia Hackney are l4l6 in
door poor.
Visitation of the district by visitors iscloses a
vast anoInt Of distress and charitable funds at
their disposal are utterly insufficient. This is es-
pccially the at Poplar aud Milwall, WHIT c
thousands If dock and Other lshorers are IDLE.
Spiialfelds, Iimehou.e, south Hackney, Shad
well and llaggerston are severely feeling the
acut, ness OF winter.
Irndes men ul the entire eastern district of the
metropolis are crying about haiues. OF trade, aud
even Christmas wares are severe drug IN the
market.
SO severe is the distress in Ha .erston that a
committee will be formed for the relief Of cases of
extreme necessity, hut 1t viii be greatly crippled
through want ot funds.
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SEW ERE STORM.
Raj way COMMUNICATION Interrupted.

LONDON, December %. The weather is severe
throughout Great Britain, also there has been a
heavy snow fall here aud in macy parts of the
continent.
In scotland it is especially severe aud all rail
ways IN the north are blocked. Two I,oadon
mail trains were AT last accounts showed up ten or
twelve miles from Aberdeen. seven trains are
showed up and traffic is suspe nded. Snow was
still Falling last night. In some places it is over
twelve feet high. 1t is the heaviest snow tall in
thirty years.
a telegram from Geneva, Switzerland, says no
post has arrived from Germany OF to Geneva,
Switzerland. Railway communication between
Berne and Lausanne interrupted until late
last evening, and service at Bouvenct and st.
Maurice is entirely suspended.
In Geneva four hundred men and one hundred
and twenty horses and carts are constantly occu-
pied in clearing the streets.
Paris despatch says wolves have penetrated
far the gates of Metz There is more snow
on the Vosges than the Oldest inhabtant remem =
beIs.
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OHIO.
Verdict.

CLEVELAND, December %. The coroners ver-
dict in the Rice Angler shooting case, Is that the
death of Angler was caused by pistol fired by
John Il. Rice. Anger made ante mortem
statement to the effect that Rice was Jealous OF
him on account OF an alleged in nscy between
Angler and Rices wife. Rec is in Jail waiting
examination on charge of murder. Rice and
Angler were life long friends, aud the iorme
claims that the shooting was entirely accidental
Sudden Death.
CINCINNATI, December %. ). II, Parviu, one o
the Old, ST advert Using AGENTS in the country, die
suddenly on train coming into ii. city from hi
home III Cumminsvllle, thIs morning, of conges
ton OF the heart, supernduced by asthmatc trou
bles, and over exerton in running to catch train
lie was 60 years old.
Sent need.
TOLEDO, Dece nber %. Louis Athenbaugh
the wife killer. who was fund guilty OF map
slaughter, WAS to-day aentenced to twenty yea
in the Interchangeable full extent oil the law.
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The Indians.
Trouble VITA the indians on the Soutb-
err Border of kansas.

WASHINGTON, December %. The Governor OF
Kansas | sd conference with Gei eral sherman,
aud Is desrUus that a ,ong military force he sta
toned on the Southern boz der of Kansas to hold
the lndials in check on their reservations, and
prevent their making incursions into Kansas for
cattle stealing.
The Gener'l will comply with the desire, as far
As the co dtnn OF the army will permit
The Governor saws the INN rston to Kansas
this year will he about 300 900 persons.
SAN fRANcIsCo, December 23 Portland,
Oregon, despatch says that 100 csvalrymeu under
Col, FoSy'l, eft Walna by ste amer yesterday
for Priests Rapids Ii is reported that Chief Mos
&c and several Of hi chosen warriors have been
taken prisoners by Yoklna volunteers, and Lo,ti-
tues are feared.
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NER' 'SL A.
Trouble with Cattle Men.

OMAHA, December %. 1t appears that the
burning to death, recently, Of two men in CusWr
county, Nebraska, was the result of determiu
ton OF the cattle meu to keep homesteaders
OF that country Caster the mo.i extremt mort
west county IN the STATE, is almost exclusive 4,
given up to cattle ranges. The two men burne
10 death ma taken homestead, and resolved {,
stay, despite the fearful threats made agsii :
them. The territorial authorities are maku (
most strenuous exertIons to discover the gull.
parties.
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The Lost MOaey.

Regarding the recent rHysterions disappearance
and return OF the Missing money drawn from the
treasury by w ilam j. Brown, detectives are dis
GUESSING the theory that but Tor the declaration
that Brown would be arrested this morning if The
missing funds were not restored, there would
have beeu no return of them. The fri nd, OF
Brown, and t-esc IlCl de postmaster Edmunds,
scout the i lea that he knew anything Whatever
OF the los, except that he did lose tue money. 1t
is stated that the eatic amount not return,
though over $40, 900 of it was.
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WYOMING TERRITORY.
Road Agents Captur Il.

CHEYENNE, December % A party of road
agents named Harrington, Maurise, Ruby, How
ard, Oleson and "The KID" with some stolen
horses and goods taken from Fribnss store near
Fort MckiGuey, were captured Yesterday near
Rock Geek. They also had the saddle which
deputy she in " dowted ,ode when he was kill
I'd last sumner, which ia n measure identities the
gaog a, that winch operated in Abang and Carlo n
Counties last summer.