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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-01-19
CLEARFGELD, PA,
REFLECTIONS ON THE NEW
YEAR.

SONNET !.
Another Testing year has pass'd away
Clos'd Its account Of sin, aud tears, aud care,
And thoughtleis follies, light az yiewless air
The advent Of each festive New Years day
But hnds US nearer to our home Of clayi
Old age, and infancy, and youthful bloom
Drop, enc by one, into a yawning tomb
But cheer'd by Christian Hopes celestial ray,
We who survive them yield them up to God
With hearts resign'd /, His rssistless will
We bow beneath our Fathers chasrning rod
He who workd wondrously Of old can still
Support and guide Us safely homo at last,
When earthly partugs, pain, and death are past
soSSET II.
And now another year Is on the wing
To some ofus twill prove the very last
On this fair earth. Then, as Il rushes past,
Let us improve each lesson It may brings
Be honest, faithful in each little thing
That God.-or Man-giyes each Of US to doi
Then--though our years be numerous or few
When Death approaches we shall scorn bis sting
The grave can have no terrors for the just,
who faithfully perform their duty here
The weight Of years may bow them to the dust,
But they shah live again, beyond this sphere
In realms Of JOY supreme, and endless day,
When sun, Moon, Stars, and Time have passe'
away,
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ruE LEADrso THOUGHT.

The Philadelphia Times has this to
say Wednesday concerning Mr.. Coxo's
action in the Senate Tuesday: THE
only unusual incident in Yesterdays
proceedings was tho remarkable state.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-29
DIR. SPINNEY.
No. IL KearDy Street,
Treats All Chronic and Special Diseas

XounE Men
"HO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE EFFECTS
w OF youthful foles ndiscretion will do well to
avail themselves of this the greatest boon laid the
altar OF suffering humanity DR.. SPINNEY will guaran-
tee te forfeit $500 for of seminal weakness
private disease of any kind character which under
takes and fails to cure.
MIDDLE AGED MEN.
There many at the age Of thirty sixty who are
troubled with too frequent excavations the bladder
often accompanied by slight smatng burning
ton and weakening OF the system in manner the pa
tent cannot account fer On examining the urinary de-
poss ropy sediment will often be found sometimes
small particles of albumen will appear the color will
be of thin milksh hue, again changing to dark and
torpid appearance. There many who die this
difficulty ignorant of the cause, which is the second
stage of seminal weakness Dr. will guarantee rfect
cure in all such and healthy restoration of the
genito urinary organs
Office Hours-1O to aud to Sundays from 10 to IL
Consultations free Thorough examination and advice,
81 Call or address,
DIR. SPINNEY 4 CO.
o241y No IL Kea.ny street. Sar Francisco
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% cling q complete cycl0pedfa Of every
ID day wants. This is the most useful and compact
literary achievement Of the age 1t has competitors
We want ccmpetent solicitors. No pedders nssd APPLY
Circulars, giving fuH description, sent application
II CHAMBERS.
st Louis, No, Chicago. III, A4lsnta, On
s0302m .....
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NheriG's Sale,

Henry Q. aei4as Va. Jsmes H. Hin.
District Court, Parish Of Nstchitoches, La.
No. G56.
10y virtue Of writ OF seizure and sala Il.
- sued in the above entitled and nnm.
beretl suit, and to me directed, I have seiz-
cd and will Offer for sale, to the last and hivh.
est bidder, at the door of the Court House' in
the city and parish Of Natchitoches, on "
Saturday, Ord day q September, 1881,
At - o'clock NJ, the following propertyto-wit:
let: A certain tract of land in the parish Of
Natehitoches, in this State, on the left bank
o. ked RIVER, descending, known ~ the
Closeaa Point Plantation, about nine miles
asbqye ire t0wA Of Natchit9ehes, confirmed
" tae uMted stafes TO L0nis Closeau, un-
der Certificate No. 1919, for three hundred
ana ,tone acres, bounded above BY lands
o. Ars. hoaole.l, and in rear by lands of the
IND. Another tract of land in the pine
woods or hill country, about two miles North
OF the lands first described, containing three
hundred aud sixty-one acres, being the south
half Of north east quarter, the esst half Of
south east quarter, and the south west quarter
Of south east quarter, of section twenty. the
north half of south west quarter. and the
south east quarter of the soiith west quarter
OF section. twenty-one, and the north west
quarter 81 perth west quarter Of section
seven, west, with OF thu buildings aud ia.
provements thereon.
7sras Of Sale:
Cash-subject to appraisement.
4alyA. sheriff,
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Wednesday, August ID, 1881.
Succession Sale,

DY virtue of an order and decree of the
| ID Hon. the District Court in and for the
Parish Of Natchitoches, will sell ut the
door of the Court House in the city Of Natchi-
tOches, on
Wednesday, The 2lth Of August, 1881,
the following described property belonging
to the Succession of Estelle Pru,lhomne,
deceased, to-wit:
LIST. A tract of land on the east bank of
Bayou Julien, parish of Natchitoches, being u
portion Of Lot |, See. II, township 9, range
Z, west, containing =? 76-l0O acre.
~. Another tract Of land in said parish,
being all Of section q Except lot No. 81 lots
and ), Of section Is, aud east half of north
east quarter; section 26, township II, range
10, containing six hundred and forty three
O9-lOO acres
I'd. Another tract Of land in said parish
consisting Of lot No. 2, Of section II, and
lot No. ], Of section IL, all Of section IL, lex
cept the north half Of fractional north east
quarter) and lot No. 2, of section -, town
ship II, range 10. containing Five Hundred
and Sixty-twO acres.
lot No. 5, Of section "A. and all of section Is,
66-lO acres, If which 80 acres are in the
parish Of NatchitOches and $40 66-lOO acres
are in the parish Of DeSOtO. ~
5th. Another tract Of land in the parish Of
Natchitoches, being the north. half of soutl,
east quarter and north east quarter Of south
west quarter OF section Is, township 8, range
!, containing ll8 35-lOO acres.
9Th. Another tract of land in said parish.
being the west half of north west quarter and
north west quarter of south west quarter Of
section 10, township 8, range 7, containing
ll8 35-lOO acres.
7th. The undivided one fifth, and seventh
Of one fifth Of another tract Of land in said
parish. being tho south west quarter of soutl,
west fractional quarter of section 8, town
ship 8, range Z, containing 80 $500 acres,
and the south east quarter Of south east quar-
ter Of section !, township 8, range 7, con-
tanning 3 8-lO acres. (Chalybeato Spring
property.
9Th. The undivided one third of q tract of
land owned in common with PhanOr Pru-
dhOmme's heirs and Jean Pr,,dhOmme. on
both sides Of Old river, in said parish con
tanning about ~ acres, being the lower half
of claim confirmed to Soulonge Bossier, and
purchased Of Succession Pierre Chellettre.
The interest Of the deceased in the above
land being an undivided One-half; if desired
by purchaser, the title to the other undiyi.
detl half will be made ut the same time and
on same terms. by the Heirs of p. Achille
PrudhOmne, decd
TERMS Of Sale:
Cash-subject to appraisement.
LOUIS A. PRUDHOMME.
July -. Administrator.
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A New Constitution.

If tho people who clamor for new con-
stitution, even thus early in the day, would
be more specific, and not 50 general in
their sweeping denuncistion Of the "pres'
ent instrument" there might be some
hope of calm reason in advance, even Of
notifications in our organic law, which
are admitted to be necessary. No matter
what may be said Of the constitution, ii
possesses many good features. Its tau
Limitation, its legislative restrictions and
many other articles, are q vast improve
ment on the constitution of 1863, and the
low salaries, the pitiful salaries were but
the result of that demsgogical cry Of re-
form, which no doubt many of these same
journals now clamoring for some more or.
gsnic law helped to swell. We believe
with the Shreveport Standard in one res
pect, that . better body than the late
Constitutional Convention, Is whole,
could not now be selected, and we believe
further, that the agencies which provoked
80 "signal failure" by that body - the
constitution is claimed to be, thoss e.
teemed contemporaries who want "new
one" are yet alive.
live are to have another four nlOnth'l
debate over repudistion-the reputation
Of State, parish and municipal debts, let Vi
not, in Gods name, call another Conven.
ton. That We will have that same CRY
and crowd, there can be no doubt.
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Cssgrsve's Democracy.

We are sorry indeed that our Democra
cy does not line with that of our e.
teemed friend JAsrREMsKI, Of the Capito
Ian. We are not prepared, however, to
weep over the lamentable fact. Come to
think of it the chasm is neither wide mol
bloody, which separates US. Stste Sover.
eighty is all. Well, General, we can
afford to let you lecture us; but We have
read all that estate Sovereignty" argu-
ment in the books of the period for forty
years preceding the war-and it all re-
suited in ,car!
We are glad Of our friends good opinion
of our conduct in "the days that tried
mems SOULS" Our advice was good then,
but the fact remains, that it was hard
matter to get the Democracy Of this State
to believe it. Vide, the Democratic press
Of 1874 and 1875, VS.. the Natchitoches
VIND1cAToR, the Shreveport TINES, the
New Orleans BULLETIN and Alexandria
CAUCASIAN. The trouble was with our
bourbon friends then as now, that it was
too far in advance we meant what
we said in all our promises; they did not /!
Perhaps after oil, We may be right now.
At least, we shall entertain our opinions,
all the same, and it may be that time,
with its fnllness, will show our friend that
COsGRovE's Democracy, although devoid
of the Confederate war with its numerous
needy warriors; although lacking . just
appreciation of the beauties and christi
anizing influences Of slavery although it
fails to appreciate the pith and point to
logic that would spread defence Of dis
union over two volumes of hs.ir-splitting
sophistry, and end in admitting secession
''impracticable," and therefore wrong;
we say, that very likely, after all we may
be right.
. flour friend has no objection to our be-
iag yet with all these sins(f upon us) .
d aoclat, we will do so. If, however, he
isalass to read us out (as he assumes such
peersgstive, and it would be treason to
remain when he says, nayD Willie give US
Q '1etter," vouching that we are q good
fellow, but little too fast.
CArO
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Succession Sale,

Succession Of E. p. Jenkins. No. 1891.
QY virtue of an order Of the Hon. D. Re,.
ID son Judge Of the llth Disirict Court, is.
sued in the matter Of the Succession Of E. r.
Jenkins and to me directed, ! will offer fae
sale to the last and highest bidder, ut public
auction Mt the front door Of the Court house,
in the city and parish Of NatchitOcles, On
Saturday August Oh, 1881,
at the hour Of u N, the following described
property to-wit:
A certain tract of land situated III the psssh
Of Natchitoches Oh the left bank Of Rel River
ascending above the town Of Grand Eesss
containing Eighty Acres more or lesa, hsu,1.
ell below by lanis Of Emile vienne deceased,
and above by lands formerly l,elonsisg T.
Louis Tauzin, but now the property of JsspA
Evariste Tauzin together with oil the hs&-
ings and improvements thereon, viii u
growing crop, being the property acquired ~
+. =. Jenkins from j. Ben Smith January
25th. 1873.
1srMs Of &alc-CasA.
SAMUEL P. RAINIER
July 2-tds. SAerl.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
Parish Of NatchitOrlIrs. {

STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
Parish, Of Natchitorlrs.
A special no'l-Jury Term Of the nth Judi
cial District Court, in and for the Parish "t
Natchitoches, is hereby called to convene
on the
Second Monday Of September, 1881,
at which, term all business not recurring the
intervention Of a Jury will be transacted:
and the Clerk of said District Court is d.
recte'l t" give notice Of said Special Term,
in accordance with Section 1882 of the Re-
viscd Statutes.
Done, ordered and signed ut Chambers this
l4th day Of July, a. d., 1881.
(Signed) ID. PIERSON,
Judge, 18th District. La.
A true copy.
A. F.. LENEE.
Deputy Clerk.
July q. 1T.
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Sheri6's Sale.

D. nersOn Va. William French. and Chm.
ming t. Elmer Va. William French.
State of Louisiana, District Court Parrish Of
Natchitoches. No. 1854.
State of Louisiana, District Court, Parish of
NatchitOches. No. 1896.
QY virtue Of an. alias writ of seizure and
- sale issued in the first above entitled and
numbered cause aud to me directed. and aleo
ny virtue IT writ Of Fieri Facies Issued in
the second mentioned cause, have seized
and will otter for sale to the last and highest
bidder, at public auction, at the front door
Of tho Court Houae, in the city aud Parish Of
Natehit0Ohes. on
satarday, August The e&h, 1851,
at the hour Of l2 NJ, the following descrihe,]
property to-wit:
A certain tract or parcel of land situated
about two miles below the CITY Of Natcito.
ches, on tue left descending bank of Cane
river, bounded above by lands formerly be-
longing to Mrs. Deblieux, and below by lands
Of the vendor, MIRA. Helen X. Walmsley.
wife Of H. b. Walmsley,) and on front IIy
said river, and more particularly described AZ
follows, to-wit:
Beginning on the river bank on the dtvis.
ion line formerly existing between Mrs. Deb
lleux and Mrs. H. b. Walms}Sv, thence north
. degrees east, g chaiNs, thence south a
degrees, east q chains, thence south A de-
greeA q minutes east, 10 chains, thence
south q and quarter degrees east, ~ chains
to river bank, thence on traverse up same
hank to place of beginning containing two
hundred aud six and 28-lOO acres, together
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon. Twelve acres, more or less Of which
land were acquired by Helen r. Walmsley,
from K. +. Burke, and the balance acquired
from Mrs. N. Deblieux, together with all the
rents, issues and revenues thereof for 1881,
and appearances thereto belonging.
1erMs of Sale:
Cash-sulject to appraisement.
SAML. p. RAINES,
June%o-1t. Sheriff.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NHE partnership heretofore existing he
Il tween the undersigned, under the firm
name and style of Is. Raphiel 4; Son, was dis
solved on the 18th dav Of July, 1881. The
undersigned, Isi'lorc Rapl'el, has assumed all
the liabilities Of the firm, is alone authorized
to collect the accounts. and will continue the
mercantile business at Campte, in his own
name and for his own account. A confirm
allce Of patronage il solicited for the new
house. Is. kAPHIEL,
July 234t. lSIDORE RAPHIEL.
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Sleri('s Sale,

G. l.: Wslmaley h Co., Va, Bullaptl L. Camp.
bell.
District Court Parish Of Netchitoches.
No. 8252.
QY virtue . writ Of 4. fa., issned in the
- above entitled saA numbered cause and
to nue. directed, have seized and will offer
for sale ct Public Auction, to the last and
highest bidder, At the front door Of the Court
House, IN the city and parish of Natchito-
ches, on
Saturday. To s&h @ay u Asgpst, 1881,
ct the hour Of u n, the following described
property, to wit:
A certain hot Of ground with Oh the build
ings end improvements thereon, situated in
TIE city Of Natchitoches, On the West aide Of
Third stPpeh With ~ the front and depth
tna4eNAnte hsla1liag; haaadsd aeetA BY prop
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SherifS Sale.
Victor Racial Va. Joseph i. Racial.
Turisl, Court, Parish of Natrhitmlrs. III,

Victor Racial Va. Joseph i. Racial.
Parisl, Court, Parish, of Natrhitorhrs. LII.
No. l6l6.
10y virtue Of writ of FL Fa. issued in tn,
ID ahov" entitled and numbered suit, and T.,
me directed, have seized and will offer toi
sale, t." the last and highest bidder. 1T the
Court House door, IN the city and parish Of
NutchitMhrs, State Of Louisiana. on
Saturday, Sd day Of September, 1881,
ut Il o'clock NJ, the following described prop
erty t0-wit:
a certain tract or parcel of land situated.
in the parish Of Natclitorhte., State Of Lo,,isi-
ana, on til" left bank Of Cane river, descend.
ing, and being same property on which de-
PENDANT now resides. Said tract or parcel Ut
land is bounded on the front by Cane river,
on the right by land. Of Joseph ID. Ral'alnit,
below by lands "f his mother, Mrs. =. kaclIal,
and rear hy Little or Atlao river, contain
ing siXty-tivc acres. more or less. together
with all the buildings and i,mprov clucnts
thereon.
Terms Of Safe:
Carl-Sulject t" appraisement.
SAINT. Y. KAINES.
July 30. Sheriff
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r rrt, of of ! G, 6: kry'e', south by p.s;s
Sarah An" I I" "tI|G', an" ~''thy p'"p.ss
"'" certain tract of land 90.
1,M l',.s' o' Hatrhitmhcs, in S.ct;a.a
township ., Range y, cont,";" .lon @S
more or less. being the same IT," x /" ae,r
from Mrs. James Johnson. Lv NJ. navy y. acqui,,d
r'""r ~, 1873. and by her ason: We b..
''tr ia'hcr Isaac Lambert A"'Ii' "'r re- fn%
''"d the same on which nh. r"s; lHD
""tr OF the sale t" Billiard x Ca,"' 'td at tie
Ais" all the right. title and ;"",a.npoel.
lara \ Campbell, i'll and to a certs;. Of Bul
l'Irlt rendered against the parsh .H JUDY
'"chrs' III a suit entitled Buflar 4 =" r. Match.
vs.. the Parish of Natchitoch.,~ (anpheN
District Court, signed Noycmh"r n NO. 70, 7sls
the sum OF tiv" hundred and &C. -" 10y for
dollars, with interest as stated J.; a-l00
cree. ~ tue d..
Also, all the right title and L..
Billiard & Campbell in ami +" ~ oo ,nterest, Of
'nrnt against the Parish of Natcr;..:l sdg.
rendered ma suit entitled Bullard 4 "'I%S e
,%'l Vs. the Parish of Natchitmheu y" .a sS
Parish Court. signed November 70 IT, Se lug
the SUI" OF -Four Hundred and Ff, ' = ios
''"''"r"' with interest a. stated in -, i,vW
cree. !" Tue de-
Also. all the right, title and ;,,
H"!lnrl \ Campbell. in and to 'u . a Of
Judgment against the Parish Of Nst.s;..e t,aln
rendered in snit entitled Morss G''nrhes.
g!et vs.. the Parish Of Natchitoches v, u I
District Court. and signed September =. ~, 10y
tor the sum Of Six Hundred Ooiars :" ":. 'nal
terest IA stated in the decree. VII" H.
Also. all the right. title and iutrr.., - ,
A. bullard, in and t" certain .inI,,w."C =.
against the Parish If Nutchi,,mhes rs@at
in snit entitled c. A. Bullarl Va TLs eIps "ed
Of Natchit"ches. No. 81 fpurish C"n.. s1lsa
signed September ~, 1873, for IN. .",' aaa
Three Hundred Dollars, and interest ~ "s ~. OF
ed in the decree. w 'At'
Also. all the right. title and interas, oro
A. Billiard, in and to u certain jnIa w.
against the Parish Of Natchitmkes rs% sin'est
in Il suit entitled G. A. Billiard Va. tLs DEITY "'ss
Of NatchitOchcs. No. y1s Of the pnr;.h r LILLY
and signed September ~, 1873 for tLe ANU II.
Three Hundred Dollars, with interest ~ "a s. VI
cd in the decree. 10 STAT
Trrms Of Safe:
Cash-subject to appr,istmcnt.
,o SAML =. kAINES,
'"'S - 4, Sheriff.
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First Week.
Second Week.

The members Of the Commission and the
Clerk, then placed the ballots above name.
and drawn, in envelopes, and sealed AM,
endorsed the same with their signatures, ami
the week respectively, for which they were
drsxn, anu placed the eNvelopes 60 endorsed
and sealed, IN = b0x for that purpose, and
whlc4 DQ1 was then scaled aud delivered ia
the custody of the Clerk of the Court. to le
opened and used at the October Term of the
18th Judicial District Court. Wv
The Commissioners then proceeded to draw
eighteen qualified Jurors to replace the
names drawn from the general Venire box.
which was then sealed, endorsed and ienos;t.
cd with the Clerk Of the District Court for
safe keeping, according to law.
In testimony whereof, witness our hands
officially, aud the Seal Of the CLERK If tha
Eleventh judicial District Court at Natchito.
ches, L., this cd July, A. d., 1881.
Original Signed) JOSEPH HENRY.
J. ALE. PRUDHOMNE.
c. "A. BULl4ARD,
Jury Commissioners.
GEO. W. KEARNEY,
Clerk. District Court.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
Parish of Natchitoches,
certify the above to he q correct copy If
the original proceedings of the jury Com.
mission on file, and of record in my Office.
In testimony of which witness
lL.S.J my hand and official Seal, this
18th day Of July, 1881.
GEORGE w. KEARNEY.
July O,Nd. Clerk, Dist Court.
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Sheriff Sale.
State Of Louisiana vs.. Jno. j. A. Mari,
District Court Parish Of Nutchitoche.
NJ. 4811.

State Of Louisiana vs.. Jno. j. A. Mart;,
District Court Parish Of Nutc hit~he.
No. 1911.
DY virtue Of an alils writ Of III IA ;..,.a
ID in tho above entitled and numbered ..'..
and to me directed, have seized and w;II
offer tor sale to the last and highest bidder
ut public auction, at the front door Of II.
Court House, in the city and parish Of Match
itOches, on
Saturday the 9Th day Of lugust, 1851.
at the hour Of lem., the following described
property to wit: 4 certain tract flsaa
with all the buildings and improvement there.
on situated in the parish Of Nstchit,xhes /.
Section 4, TOWNSHIP 3, Rage 8, Containing owe
hundred and sixty acres ~ Represented an !.
plat Of survey made by Harry Percy 6ie.l
with Act. No. 1906 in the Recorders ofirs
in which plat said property il lescriled NJ
follows: Beginning mt u point A. which r. a
post or corner established on Bayou A. Ian"
thence South Al 90 chains to Il, thence Fast
1000 chains, thence North AGO Chains +"
Bsy"n st. John in II westerly direction to A
the place OF beginning. being the snme nro,..
erty conveyed by the defendant j. j. Martin
t" L.. Caspari, by act Of Nov. Is, 1880. -
Terms Of Sale:
Cash, subject to appraisemcnt.
$. p. RAlNES,
July 2-tds. Sheriff.
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Our Drummer friends will confer favor
by dropping us Postsls, programming their
routes and business.
We want to make this department q per
manent institution, and we expect the lin
nocent men on the, road to give us cordial
and prompt support.
We circulate in Louisians, Texas, Arkansas
and Mississippi, and you'll be heard Of, Re-
beccs.
Address "TAPs,"
VindicatOr Office,
Natchitoches, La.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

Judicial advertisements inserted at legal rates
yiz-One Dollar per square for first insertion and
Fifty Cents per square for each subsequent inser.
ton: square in the SPACE Of one hundred words
solid matter, and measures eleven lines of MINloN
type in these columns, or one inch.
All advertisements Of Judicial nature inserted
in this paper arr subject II the above measurement
aud must be paid for accordingly.
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It y remarkable fact that, notwith-
standing tho Close survilance and rigid
scrutiny, by Russian officials and detect
ives, the Nihilsts recently held Congress
In 81. Pesesburg, under the very eyes Of
tho government; and it was impossible to
discover ths place of meeting. Tho Car
y living ms state Of Imprisonment, and
never permits but ono person 1t time to
como into biz presence. The life Of the
.hangAty autoefst Of III tho Rusaias il not
IN enviahle one.