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Man.stealing Turcomans.

The London Daily News cOrrespon-
dent in Central Asia, writing from Mu-
'hammedabad, !, says that although be had
heard 4 good deal about the insecurity
sof life and property onsthe Persian bor-
116r, be could form no adequate idea of
the resIitY Until his arrival in the dis,
Etrict. A0ne can scarce venture above
bali . mile. In some cases not even so
far from the fortified enceinte of one
Fof the villages or ka;as, without risking
capture BY the seemingly ever present
Turcoman bands. The TEX
kes generally make their descents with a
view OF carrying off cattle, horses and
camels; hut human prisoners do not
come amlss to them. Still systematic
man stealing does not 60 on to anything
like the extent which prevailed previous
to the closing OF the slave markets of
Khiva aud Bokhara by the Russians.
Very often, though, when the Kurds
have made numerous prisoners, The
Turcomans sweep away q number OF
Derguezli, with view of exchsnglBg
them against their friends. There are
at present here in Muhammedabad half
q dozen Turcomans, captured at differ
ent periods and awaiting redemption BY
their friends. They are all heavily
ironed, each having an iron collar round
bis neck and a hoop OF the same ma.
terial encircling his waist. From both
depend chains with links foot long,
like those OF French galley slaves, and
attached to the wrists and ankles. These
irons are worn night and day. Almost
every fifth or sixth person one meets
with here has been at one time or anoth-
er q captive among the Turcomans, the
majority of them having been sold into
slavery in Khiva and Bokhara and re
leased by the Russians. The price of
human beings seems to have fallen very
considerably since that time, Now for
an ordinary person but f10 or fI2 is
demanded a. ransom. Then q slave
fetched from fl00 to f3OO. In fact.
the wealthy Turcomans of the border
have all enriched themselves by this
man-stealing business. 1t is said that
the number of liberated Persian cap
tives sent back by the Russians from
Khiva and Bokhara amounts to 40 900.
In view of this immense service to Per.
sis, especially to its northern border, il
can scarce be wondered that consider
able gratitude to Russia is entertained,
tinctured though it may be by vague fears
for the future and that unconquerable
aversion to all that do not kneel at8the
same altar ss themselves felt by every
genuine Mussnlman. Besides, the more
intellectual of. the commercial classes
look forward to time when clear high
ways and secure communications on
every side will open up to them vlstas
OF prosperity unseen during ages--when
vast caravans shall traverse The now de-
serted plains. carrying to and fro the
wealth of Asia. I believe tba. the inal
result OF the present Russian expedition
against the Turkomaus of the Akhsl
Tekke will be fraught with far-reaching
consequences, both for Central Asia and
for the Persians dominions --advants-
geous to them, certainly, from a COM
mercial point of view. In other respects
the future is seen In different lights. &C.
to the particular temperament
and ideas Of individuals. a.
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HGARr1ELp recently wrote letter
to the Secretary Of the Cobden Club, OF
London, in which be approves Of all
possible ventilation Of the sui ject OF free
trade 10 America.
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EThe candidates for positions on
the Democratic County Ticketthis year
are now before the people. OF course
they cannot all be nominated. They
will visit the Democratic voters In the
several townships and present theiI
claims. They are all men who are re-
aperted in their neighhorhoods and,else'
where, and whoever OF the numberre
rceives the nominati IN for each office, W
have no doubt the duties will be dis
charged acceptably to the people.
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cEThe Land Leaguers In ireland are
feeling The weight Of the coercion act
Arrests have been made ia different parts
OF Ireland, aud the outlook is, that the
sgitators have succeeded admirably in
making bad worse for themselves and
the Irish tenantry.
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West PoINr.--In due time Gen.
Dawes. will announce the time and ex-
sminers for competitive examination
for an appointment Of cadet of the
United States Military Academy at
West Point -Xarietta Rcgister.
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re- The Quo Senate has passed bill
providing that teachers who have taught
i've consecu i've years, shall be entitled
tn new certificates without re-examina
ton hy the County Board of Examiners
-Enterpriss.
That bill ought not to become law
There are many teachers who hav'
taught Eve years who are not efficien
instructors, and the good Of our school,
demand that they go into some other bu
siness, or profession.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Adam ,Messuer g o q.
s9 vs.. ssas. )
Thomas G. Masters and aus.

vs.. - ~. = =. ?. i ~
y Thnmaa r. M.at.ya and an.
= 1-.--..d >. - - 4 -
nv s,ls ,As
X 'ue y 0e.sln eAe0us'on .s.Seo
,ion ,ae eoul. u 00mmon p'H.s, wnnin
"ie ~. 'nos oouuy " os' -. o.s's u
uno ~ ysso :. sssr ovu.s uesw eon
,n0 "'oro nanou psi.0', ~. ~ we u''oosoo'
; WIN oner y, sa'e Puo',c sScIon :. sne
east ooor o1 ''ne court nouss ~ WVodsneaa'o on =
SATURDAY., the I'd d0y of April, 1881.
batwaau ,bs hon,s ~ n n,S,o.p :. - !
o,c,oor = N ~ .,;a A. a. | an ss,sS-,..S n 80 !.
scribsd real estate si.uate in Nonro, .ossntv,
,,hio a ,f,. ~ 81. ;9s'.'s q ss ssTr. 8
Ths M. ..s.,. =, u.,, ". 4, - ....x
s.st on.rtsr ~ he ncr,hv. a, : .,tss a -.
tion tvo' tovnship i've Of r,nse ssyen. 5
| Al.o thirty svo- acres a. ~ ths ssst .rd :,
the northeast ousrter Of the soutbv.st
ousrter Of same section. tovuship and r.n,s.
Also. p.st Of .ths ucrthvest ossr.eree ~ %
southsass quarter, berippiur & ths seutb
vest corner 81. ssid Iot. 7,bsncs .sast, sirsv
four rods TO a white OAK fortv inches a. diam.
stsr. thence north thirty -dvs degrees west
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St. Olairsville Gazette.
lanes Dixon.

The subject Of this sketch was the
son Of Andrew and Rachel Dixon. AM
drew Dixon emigrated to America. from
Ireland, al an earlv age, married Rachel
Dunlap, and in 1896 moved from Car
isle, Pa, to Belmont County, Ohio, set
tling on the farm belonging to the late
James Dixon. The latter was the
Youngest of II children and the only
son. He was born Sept. 2lst, 1877. on
the farm where be died and where he
spent his entire life. He was the first
white child born in Pultney township
this county At his fathers death James
came into possession of the old home
stead. In 1923 lie married Elizabeth
Neff. who died August 18Th, 1862
Eight children (tour sons and four
daug ghtcrs) are now living. Mr. Dixon
united with the Cumberland Presbyte-
rian Church about the year 1885 and
was an active member while that church
maintained it's organization, then known
as the old Shiloh church, (now Bethel
after which, he united with the Presby.
terisn Church. He, was always firm
believer in the teachings of Holy Writ,
and was strong advocate OF its doc
trines. Although his mind might be al
a loss to comprehend other matters. ye,
upon religious duties 1t was clear and
comprehensive to the last, and, in acts
OF benevolence and charity, he wss al
ways exceedingly liberal. No numar
being can say lie was ever turped hun.
CRY from his door, or was ever denied
shelter. In weights and measures b,
was exceedingly careful to give the ful
share to the party purchasing. Hi
mind was clear on all points Of th,
Scripture, until the last, and be had al
ways been great Scripture reader.
Very few men who had not the ad
vantage of education bad so good
store Of information History and As
tronomy were his favorite studies. II
received his education on the same farm
where he lived. in log cabin schoo
house. He gave the ground on whicl
the Coal Brook Presbyterian Church i
built and contributed literally to th
Church.
James Dixon passed away from thi
life Feb. 25th, 1881, after a long Hines
: and at the advanced age of So years,
months and 4 days His remains wer
buried on Sunday Feb. 9Th, with ma
sonic ceremonies, in the family buryin
ground, by the side Of his parents an
y wife. James Dixon was one of Bel
e mont County's most honored o:ii1ens,
! good man 10 every inspect and held th
J high esteem of all who knew him.
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HThe De mocrats will organize the
U. s. Senate. MALONE, Of Virgins, Is
the unknown quantity in ,hst body, he
having refused to go into the caucus ol
/ either party. Y
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~MoRroH, CoNkLIse's man, will be
appointed Minister to France. MOVES
win come home, and ought to tx up hi'
crooked Official accounts in Hamilton
County.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
wheeling Live s,ocA Market.

Wheeling Live STOCK Market
/ Hogs-Good demand a. 50@5 Z;
per hundred IN prime packing iots
butchers s. sos Is
Sleeps 00@3 50@4 00@4 50a5.G0
/ Cattle-,This market is lair at present
cattle scarce. We quote Young ca'I'
from 500 to 600 lbs.. at 3Ac; sul''
Sc; 600 to 500 lbs, 3@34c; 900 !,
|, 900 lbs.. 81 00@4 60a4 Is Cattle OF
fered at present are native.
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~ Senator ANGUS CAMERON will take
the seat in the U. $, Senate made vacant
by the death OF Senator CARPENTER, Of
Wisconsin. The Wisconsin Legislature
nominated CAMERON on the 48 b ballot
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BaItimore.
New York.

March IL Flour 8 25a6 25. Wheat |
II; Corn SIC; Oats 43a46c; Rye l OF.
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CInclnu natl.

March II Flour 4 SOa5 75; Wheat
l 05; Corn 44c; Oats sec; Rye1 1k-
Barley / 03.
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~ Ex-Secretary EvARrs and ex.Seh-
Ssors THuRmAs aud HowE have been
do,ninased and con6rmed as Commie-
loners 10 the Monetary Conferences to
bS held n Paris in April.
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Chicago.

March 11.-Flour 5 O0o6 25; Wheat
99a1 90; Corn SIC: Oats 29c; Rye CSC
Barley l 05.
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New York wssFl,y q . Hssgsld! q!
j. ONE DOLLAR. 4 YElR.

! The c;rculat;on of th;s nnc.l.,
p.p.r j. een...ssIy s issss.sisx. sss- i. con:
H. ua..,a "a I :. ..as .sS - :. -. Ds :
- n.a,.. sTSt = = 1s.1y esPsss'
-s. ':sT esA q
e EsreaGa 'NsWs fsiaJ5k
emolaoes spec.I dispassess fts1 ~
quarters OF sne GLOBE Under thes No.
.. osisr
erAe9n New
are givsp the Tslsgrsphie DstpstensU ef
the week from 81 pArth pf ~ yueta5I 4,
This feature slons Aekss y x d; q {. W.
The SveekiHf lIononn
ths most valuable q ~ q = -. ~ ...,i U !
..'isl. g ss,ap.... l7ssy ..:i.i.s;
= ss''n,si lspo!s 8 5a1sss'scs' W. = Z
.as,..i.s sssSa.ss Il 4 :.s,s......,., =, I,
desns fshe. Ftnts ~ as,IIt ,isspc,s. sss.r..S:s
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March 1l.-Flour 8 60a6 IS; Whes'
l5al 1S; Com 56a5Sc; Ots 42a47c
Rye 96c; Barley 45c.
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~Address oil letters:
"THE Spirit OF DEMcoRAor,"
Wsodsaeld,
Monroe County,
a Ohio.

HGov. FosrER was among the Cab
net aspirants who figured in the list G
the amissing." SHERMAN chuckles II
his Senatorial sea. at FosrER's discom
fiture.
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ROAD NOTICE.

- 5ts =
NOTICE IL hereby given that petition will
IN be presented to the Commissioners Of
Monroe County. Ohio, at their June session,
1881 praying for the alteration OF the county
road leading from Cameron. Adams townsip
into Switzerland township, as follows: Begin
ming at the creek road leading from Came'
ron to clarington, near the mouth Of Psins's
Run; thence thu nearest and best route to
the top Of ,he hill to a point in. the road
near the residence of jacob Hosrt.
mchl5,'8lt5 MANY PETITIONERS.
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CS IN c0hpsr day at homo, Samples 6srsh'
u w vkV$s free. AddrsSs SfilAO5 8 O.,
Portland, Maine, 30 s,sao ashss,elx
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TUESDAY, MARCH Is, 1881.

IA union Of hearts, q union Of hands,
A union Of States none may sever;
A union Of lakes, union Of lands.
And the FLAG OF OUR UNION FOREVER
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SHERIFF's SALE.
4 Alex. Buchanan !
/ George y. MorrelI ct al

z -
RY virtue Of = certain alias order Of sale
II issued from the court OF common pleas
within and for the county Of Monroe, and
State Of ohio in case pending in said csurt
between the above named parties, and to me
directed, | will offsrsfor sale at public Suctiou
q. the east door Of the court houss 1.
Woodsfsld, on
SATURDAY., the I'd day'of April, 1881,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock ann. and 4
o'clock p m Of said day the following de-
scribed real estate. situate in the town oi
Beallsvills, Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
The southeast quarter Of the nertheas,
quarter ofse6tion one, township Eve, range
seven. containing thirty nine sud forty hun
dfsdth acres i l3I5E ilJ
Also, the west part Of the northwest quar-
ter OF the southwest quarter Of section thir y
QUE, township four Of range six containi Of
twenty six aores IN all containing sixty fvt
ard forty hundrsdth acrss. agfb}s grr
Said property 20 ordered TO be sold, Il. sp-
prais I'd at SseS. and Esy sell for twc-third
! of said appraissm.nt. Terms Of s.le. oasl
before confirmation.
81 .z7--4. = WIN. RBAD,
mob l,'sIws. Sheriff u. C. o.
| Srh1eGs & DRIees, Attorneys.
1 .
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT =
Estate Of Thomas Coffee, Deecascd.

THE undersigned has been appointed and
i qualified as Administrator Of the estate
# Thomas Coffee, late Of Monroe county
deceased
Dated this 9th day Of March, A. D. 1891.
mchl5, ,'s1w3. ISAAC RDDY.
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WaOdsaeld stock Market
March 14-Cattle 3a4e per pound
Sheep 3a4o per pound. Hogs 4s4a pei
pound gross.
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE farm belonging to the heirs Of Thomas
l Alexander, dece ased, is offered for sale
Said farm is in Adams township, Monroe
county, Ohio, and contains one hundred and
six acres. -
For terms apply to n. B. HILL
nov9, Sons. Woodsfsld. Ohio.
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Neb Aobertist

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate of Alexander b. Thomas, Decd
THR undersigned has been appointed and
l qualified as Administrator, with the will
annexed, Of the estate of Alexander h.
Thomas. late Of Monroe county, deceased.
Dated this. 9Th day of March. A. D. 1881
mchl5, 'slw3. JOHN CLBGa, JR.
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Z a b. WAssRyohp Pa. ,J1ns s. 1881, 2
The CsrbohSts Of Lime Dust purchased
lsst spEins l seHsd broadcast on q cid
meadow that had been moved tor eIene
time and had bscons'vsry SAdlt run. Il is
clay sou. am sasisasd shas ~hsFs ths Llns /,
Dust was sswn the crop wAs insssassA ny !.
per cent. Its enscts we're plainly u ~ seen, J
while the grass wass srsviss aadi - - Ne }
time Of moving, I intsnd ~ repsaA y ~ !
coming spri 8, The spring bsltss 4 ee1ee !
plaster; on part Of the sAuIs nssds0, 500
am ea,isded that the Lime did - ~ lssoh
isFvicsr Very truly, wx.n bRrs0Ns =
, 1881-07-09
THE POETS PROGRESSION,
fDr me t,hte.tyu Tribune,

Far me Ehtety1 Tribune
IIc ainHs frat OF Ills lnyus. his woes aud wrongs;
noAl, t,re tho Rratt- n0tea VI lia ilMttlrlt BtrA.
Hut ullp Ut l1>uity Hf lila GMhttl.sY K,t1Ira
WhusD truth OFT Iiyus but tn h!s fUrtu brain.
And 10y broods osr h1s so,,l tlo whIIo a Sings
4 joy whOsu ,llnm'ry utlIlIt's tll anIcr y1ArA
y, ring IN lnNtllGtl paal 81 hHpplrr lhn4s,
Waen noaro has pnMcl hus wings for unknown
Then lnftter purposes an!,lso his mind,
IfunMlltY usurps tho ullsnn themes,
AlHl enrhl} ltlSrf Ntttl hlttd ttrG lett bohlnla,
While sturdy atIntt lHdule1Ico rulecila,
All earthly llasstnj,s now aeetn IN tho leaves
t,ArIuIJx llDn It atrHhil hUitrIth the SUM
III tirtnur luxtnra lH tho wt,I In Wenycs,
MOURNING tllu Intenoas VI tha sask tugun.
Now r!s. soms sa'l hoart sa'"' conrasa from h1s
Heads Ewo'l ty sorrow lit tho'r tcar-dlnmcd
wh,o i'aticnce 'rnund tue woak hcr artaor eirls,
Iuiling Ut re4t III far.of fata.I.sc.
Then by tho growth q, .. .iatee,lco. uow hIs
liD stiara stl1l higher. vtn tn'ttldlcsA slntcc,
Whom, Tmir u.,u piIru, lha atpulNrsx llint ID
Ills soul's bust epnsort hEeoti's uPon h's facc..
Dark days cal, hald no blight or chill far him,
Wnpso ifxtlt ILL Earthly sight Gau Novey lIuu,
s"so thAt beneath 1t h0 a!l eIss for9ets. ;,
lsero hight ssoks valuly fur Ap nitItlsle,
HIT ciirt a,,d stll, villa dlvinc strength l4ied,
F!nat o,': nor ssand wpat'ncs. ss@n!o@soi @ =;
@s0ts*"s u ,.ti = ~ ''.s"'f "s'@@F"t Y
, 1881-07-09
Tho Presidents E.ast Hanger.
lii 1At Editor pf JIe fHte4flH} 7'rjtt.,f.

fwtssvAhE, pM,, July 8.--A uowurtllcu md
woutnuss burn Of ;Ilnrsa hus ken, mn frnn votnv
In wnsh,nvtn,, IL l,rv ,tnI In, tsr.,u,".t ,""S
haso sunni s''heF safR'en1 nt thaa thal ti'rHsshtt!
tn u1r ao'llera during tha Was' ous iArnrs anA
nr,,r.ust,,,,,t .u,r,.s,, ,v,,,t,t rr.,.n. So, H.,
p.n..snha t. eu!'t"5 %ut Ptsfsnt WY ~,
Mf'u1e 'roh' estaollshoa 1uIos' M' nave trt'!
aoruI,,x's upws tells Nv that tue nrvsrnt ,lu,,uvr
II ,niulnmuttrn ur lin lining ,ueml,runn ,f Ibo
ahd"'n1Ilat uavIfy' ai.a MOI kh'w lint nathltix bus
bgen tIone so uvurt that .tag"r. ! n,ust talk tor
TIC sakr vi tt4oso who are yut tn he wn.,rtIeti;
.. t"4A ~" WINS eos p"n'o "t''"''oa IN tuEae" ~
tAo 6nbIetEs
Why ShN.Jld inflammation Of that membrane
be my ,hGro futul thu, lnllu,,nation Of tht, In.
NIL, nr ,t, ..'..h 80 - .,. 49,. ~ r1' ~ ~
1'. ~ "io .'"a'as" VI ""' Nhss rnhy
, 1881-07-09

Z
Il TfaHslaitn. }roH thf French, tA tie Hsn Fr1n.
hE


EhFt,hrtr.
A Rich proprietor ut thu lntertnr hnil snntlG to
e4lattttHh u pt.IlA mrtiiuMl, wtluru tuln tlleul-
snlres uEH HiRINNrnteil 1,.atl trlluta.
This proprietor III tho ftshar Of GirlinK OF
frt.N q fDG.
ahG had tnkc,t tho habitudo to IN eslu mnrn.
lnE ~ Eiyn 10 out tn tito truuss, Ut thu nil Ut
UulIAlN Vt bread.
:. 'rhe.n t|sl.aa wura becolno 40 oItamed That
thpy sillppMl utit Ut tho wutpr Tar Il. ,tlrlp ttA
crumbs which tho liGat ,lcld III tho cruyico Of
tlnr NUM-.
, 1t Arrtvei Aue day that she lnsl tho G1ltlill.
rIits,. Alid sD fell tho IIs rst III ttO psilli, IT
which li,u wat0r WIS s.l>i'llHi. prufnunll.
~ I'll" cries quilted hy the Kirling tho futhor
WIZ run hf,iHelf,
Hut what hurr,ri IIo taw hia intaut extended
Without movement vt tho s1lrfaeo, where sto
tluttuil u II Eurk. ...,!. +,
Whnt wns mt tho Sill prtso Of tho snthor III seq
ttlx thal sf,u n bocn slpprtctl by tl'.ss cutn-,
pn.it Ut ttsnIlh.; g., :
Thu tts,,os Ind arranged themselves ,,t.'lor hor
toty Us u sWatast1 aud Prevent her fFoas to
ITtlwil,
ii tAis histary II truthful, Tho fishes nrc not 10
hln!1u1E tu lp|lvyu, -
, 1881-07-09

tnG !iestrHet!Qh " L!le toftitlcatlons r., h''u
orders wera but parttnlly ohuye.l, but n!hny
dwellings,, stnrcs, and pthcr. buildings
wuro DESTROYED t'!nl iitlgla ynl 4Hs,iD nrnpsi!y
~ 10 tlls i. thu sliortsst pnssll tiino tlIoy
were t,tletls ni,e u, top Of thu nltlrr, III III
nlninNritlon wnsYll. ~ nttGni,t!E to cn.,.,
xey ls t. ts i,y rSer 6"k ,s t' sSlsrs srSi s!
nsjle.. let II rIisf. dawn, the tlcelI
uMllvtly. 1t struck vIn'cntty nEailal y
trcc, nutl lis ,nuantng n,tl g!iaslly frsigl,t
ysir"sS fr xsr'GyS ;qo H irr e Spi i X Win OSs VIZ
III! 10 tIla magazine n,tti rS.!' nnt IT. y sM,,a
lalMt Tint 1la,i brett !unE ncross IS It. j,efnro M
nppr,Nieti OF night md tho gathering fnrce of
Americans, cA,'ses! tho e!M:,l,y ~ tiasleli
back to 1tlletr ailrs, ntltl tIe TORI was
GMca @ m,ro in tue utissessl',,i ot aie
Cniti1tetiihia, ''Wllu elttGftu III q 1eW
i0tie1tts after It llntt H'ell 'esofte.t ny Jug
mritis; l,o !inrr"S scniles LIN H,ayWE, ,,1
hn frn M S.ar., tM.u i1rtv 9 fas.q "fr,, s1,u
fm,,,,,, tl. ~" ala ",",v,t ,rt,nr, rprr ft,rfv
wfJows Mtltl i'll orui,.,ts u,ati.. In iii llttlp
towi, of Urotom sio;ie, lini not d falaliy ii
tilpt syt,f. With tiits satl n,ftr, Of ta slain
Perkins, aiN! iii ngcs M 1'c capabls @ IL 6eari,s
nrans wcre represented, tiu y,,,lngesI Euit,g
III Fl
Thus. ,j,0,,rEI tI,u lirlilsf, ari,,s iiaii bcnt,
sucerss1,t in n, l,l,IcI III tIlc .n,,t,,r uf lie
nIncn ti,adn ti,onl successful, ind Ind sue
eee!!ed Il sianplnK ,nM,|i their aI!tSIs i blo!
iar.,, cn,itti ositnrate l,o roll trppso nj tht,
nW,,"1itinn wna .nfrn tetf. nnt a,.fnnteG Ty tic
n;ass,icria within tle wallis Of Fort {}rjs,Sui,l.
:" S.y H. wSGH ' 1 Tho AYfif " I ay wS lnt
hnsi liza BritisI, rs,nntIi"I il IA lrDnublt, tlut
tIo must ,iespUralo mid b!,o,ly battju 1T tic
wnr wa,ttttl INV, tnksn ninto n,litux Tic
Sarrs rss cf !ni. My oen s "na ruo o ins ,
r w,lti VII T'tW ay s ~, y c"aa nu for f vistory' M
hid. instra, Of jIoltint. lin ruutirc M I, buse
from wlitcl, New England could 10 III
;yn.lg!l aMt terrortzed,I;tlo o|'jeet lhat Sir
Kgt tue eXpcdit,tot''wis M l!!s.fet. nway under
cover of tilo niKlli ,.l.l left tn ta,iereas Il,
tGe is.rgeM SsSsl!, ;S of nsf ca 1n ~
f. aes hut MD rse,s u nsr aa eprt s th'
THE PROPOSED cEt.ElItAr1oN.
Tho celebration at New Londo,, therefore.
possesses u dUublo histurieaI lntfresi It
eo,Siaau.oratcs tlie n,tss'!crs II Fort Girls:
# nlsa c"lcl,rs,tcs ina fr,tstra,so1 u2 Sir
iHenry Ciiuto,l's MIN far tic s,,biuen.
tjnn of New EnEian,l. lJuti }Io brui,
thefs Would toSi,css @ 'f!ts vu beou sn al.
' ia i,ritisI % ,,mistrv i.n;fn,s s,,rI' xn.,tn"a
.nu .s.,1d ,,.m o"s. .'i,.
W" st t,ts la'ne s "Gspslme
~ ~ t.r sans n ~, ~ a,1n,,rtin.,
i, ~ ~, ~, "ur ~ t,, @ tI''' III nnr.
tfnrts ~ n a ~ vI - tha az ,,,ntt"r H. hnT, "i.a;
iHp stnt Eav.. %
Nm .'t'T ~ ftrt liz ,,n1,r n ,'ruut,, XIII,
tIas ts 70 "ttef r H. tc tnreta , n ly!S s s! "
:Innr 1 rn,G,iiac ,.a,,,nr;s, W. ,'a m
"uorE ,E m KIN w. ~ rm, tv a'f' n nvn, nvG oy o s1
!. 1, ,'t', ~ uM ',I,a,, @ % nr,,ss nts =.
ru,,,'r;n mi ,,,u ,s,... roi3,,i.t fm,v.r
, 1881-07-09

One ot my unsuM u tat,oes wns tollhg mo sn,no
p1tnta itth,lit jay uuul1 I.aAa..!Ay. H'su! hot"
Sss ss ~ ~ H. 4Sftp *FtE e ass y Sa yts s:
niase it'll ~ itttIt: W1iE NJ aro xSins % IL Bit M VIII
ss, Up ttfs Ia ,s ~ 5 Sfss % p
tell h.tn 50 That day.. ut nno ii tho hutrls, q
brnkur said 70 mot Didn't seu y0., cutno nut
" dall1s ui!tca to.dayr Yea ,,,Whli, whnt
what hu s,ttls. and you can draw yu1r owl, nfv:-
sueea ul,4 sunply your own faith or doubt. Lie