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TROUBLED EUROPE.
RUSSIAN PROFESSIONS OF PEACE
Ba. Nsysr.hsis.s She Is Actively Engaged
inPrsparibr for war-oppo.itioa to Do
Gisrs-Ffanee and Egypt Trslng to
Get up a spat-Apelogy TO be Made.

LONDON April 24.-M. De Giers, in q
conversation last Monday with o foreign
diplomatist, said: 81 feel now confident
there will be no war with England this
year. 1t may be impossible to prevent
more fighting taking place between our
irregular troops and stray bands Of AZ
ghans, but as the British Cabinet now re-
cognizes the accomplished facts and Yields
on all points which Russia deems for the
moment indispensable, all danger Of war
Is for this year, at least, removed. But
pptil we have a radical solution Of the
Anglo Russian frontier question, war is
merely a question Of time.p
But NJ. DsGiers is now very unpopular
with the genuine Russians on account Of
his German origin and Jewish extrac;
ton, and his removal from the Ministry Is
warmly urged by the old Aluscoyites, and
notablyby NJ. De Pobedonoseff, leader OF
Of the Panslayists and the Cars most in
innate adviser. In spite Of the pacific as.
surances pf the Russian foreign office; the |
the greatest activity prevails inthe army
and navy. Yesterday the Grand Duke
Alexis, High Admiral OF Russia, asked the
Gar, In the event Of war, to place him in
command OF the Baltic fleet.
AT Cronstadt and the navy yards near
st. Petersburg, at least ten thousand work.
men are working night and day-at night
by electric nght-putting the fleet on q
war footing. Twoiron lads, the Admiral.
Nukbimotf and Alexander H., each Of
which is q match for British vessels Of the
Devastation. class, will be ready for sea
early in the summer. They are over
a000 tons, feurteen-inch armor, and will
each carry fourteen guns of12 and inch
calibre. The Balticheet now consists OF
215iyessels-of which SO are iron. .clads and
109 torpedo boats -ready for active sosylce
in ten days. Allthe Russian naval officers
at Cronstadt look forward with the great
est delight to 9 brush with England, AL
well known Russian Admiral saidi aIf
England tries to blockade the Aaltic we
shall come out and tight her in open sea.
Our navy now Is in splendid fighting trim.
We have the greatest confidence In our
torpedo boats
The newspaper Popolo Romano states
that Italy is desirous Of maintaining neu-
trality in the event Sfwar between Russia
and England.
II 10 stated at st. Petersburg that naval
officers who had been retired on half pay
have been ordered upon the sctiye list
pending the issue Of the controversy be-
tween England and Russia regarding
Afghan, Affairs, 80 5H
The telegraph line between AIeshed and
Teheran Persia, Is broken. Sir Peter
Lnmsden, the Chief Of the lsitiah Com.
mission to arrange tAa boundary between
nom CONN unicating direct with London.
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TlsEsaEEEFl
HEELS WAR
In the Northweit-IndIans Firing Build.
lnga-Liyely Times. NJ

In tho NorthWelt-lndlhns Firing build.
lngs-Livsiy Times.
B4rr1EYoRp, N. W. T., April IN.
other HUDSON Ray warehouse Wa. burned
last night. A scout Just iri says otters
party is in camp on the south side Of the
Battle river, and will cross to-day. The
scout returned TO report the s;.aatlsn
here. MeQntad Indians are riding excl
tediy about the town. Signal fires are
seenin all directions. The garrison is
kept under arms all night, and the aitaa:
tioa ID sonsidered critical. Judge Rou.
laps house has Just been fred.
81. RApl April 24-:A Fargo special
says: tourist just returned from the
National Park reports the Indians in
Montana quite uneasy. Emissaries
from Riel are among the Lodges
A meeting Of bncks resolved TO
90 Ia Wqr Agaipst the dominion. One
hundred and hfty crossed the Northern
Pacific tracks Sunday, bound north, and
IL trouble continues many warriors OF
Wyoming, Montana and the Black Hills
% efsasE EtS I Scsoss a sssa, Il, Aprll24.-
a messenger Just returned from North
brings the following particulars Of the en-:
gagement with the rebels, which occpfreeds.
at 9:15 a. ". to-day, fifteen miles south
OF Batoche. The iasaggen8 had taken
gfypna on the edge Of deep rayine from
which they poured deadly fire into The
column. Whenthe messenger
left the fght Eas still gaging,
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ALEXANDRIA, April 24.-There is much
excitement here overthe Ffepph: n BsgpEiaa
situation. The french newspaper, the
,onwier, publishesa a special dispatch which
states that Ell Mahdi's men have at
tackled and defeated the Italian inrpas near
Massow6h. The Italian popsnl here says
he has n9 knowledge d tie affair reported
BIZ the Courier. 80
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Nly YoRk, April s4:lss O'CLOCK
tbIq afternoon General Grant took his
daily; walk 70 Madison Avenue, stopping
several times to shake the hands of'little
children who pressed about him.
Alto o'clock DIR, popglas dave up in
his coupe stttsspasai by His vile, evidently
intending TO make a briei stop, but after
an examination OF the Generals throat,
and owing to the patients condition, he
corcluded to stay all might, the General
not feeling well and being Tery reatless.
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:, PcsIdeat Cleveland hopes to suo
,.sJ himself he will have to begin to
~, ,ss,o bis own party. At this distance
flooksa as though Mr. Cleveland will be
Si1ing the hat Of a Republican nextinau-
uralOn day.
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BrOlSSlSG with Virginia, the Postmas-
terGeneral, it is said, will remove athird
Of the pOstmasters holding small Offices in
each State. Only Offensive partisansp
Ge to be knocked on the head. 1t is an
interesting coincidence that the Offensive
partisaus" constitute Just one-third of the
whole number.
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ODOxovAS Rosa says he knew all
about The British Admiralty explosion,
ba! he is palned to hear that nobody was
hurt. ROssa Is doing better in this coun-
t,y than maya man who works twelve
hours a day, The depression hasn't
reached his industry.
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Why.the paehe ). d. sad.

loSpoN, April "A. THE Duchess Of
Edinburg, daughter Of the Car, is greatly
distressed at the strained relations exist
ing between Russia and England. She Is
prepared TO start, n necessary, in q few
hours tes GAburg, where she will reside In
The event OF war. NJ,
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R,rlps HASA, Of Indiana, who goes
=, Minister 10 Persia, will go laden with
:, : ,ianen.s stock OF jokes. He can fillthe
Sb,b fall Of seasoned American Chest
mia mt, and Nasr.ed-Dln won't know it,
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THAT must be a mistake about French
M correspondents awaiting orders in
so,bsra Russia. The French newspapers
b,y. no war correspondents-at least none
10 sneak Of. They keep their talent busy
,AL politics and scandals.
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q, Thursday last the Philadelphia
t.I,, ~ printed two marriage notices and
~, ,IJ Is,tb notices. Every Philadelphian
~, .,osels % be buried in the Ledger.
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Tnr summer resort hotel keepers are
trsSrling their invitations to General
Gan, and getting them into print. There
d, gOOl deal Of the vulture about this.
Tbe man who would do 1t would charge
Sb bOarders five dollars o day aud feed
,hen on shayings.
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rouxsY MCLEAN says he isn't a can
u,.,s ior John shsrman's seat in the
S.a,,s, C.r,s Johnny knows this isn't a fruit
:, si line for Democrats in Ohio.
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Ags!ssta. ~ tss i.liaoFes : ohio.

sflslIHs Fl11ll'eN 70 nv 1hstHlVeHetf. -
BILIaos, W. Va, April 24.-The fast
stock train east today was wrecked by. q
broken axle. at Garrett's station, tws #iles
west ofaeFe. Mse sats we5e thrown otf
brakeman, had both legs broken
besides other injuries. He may recover.
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vvxTrcIy man is on trial for the muir
..'oi Henry Clay. Can such iconoclasm
Ss Ss' aoJerthe N very shadow Of the sOre-eyed
c.lIAss Of ReiormY
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Martins RorTy,s

Ice cream at Feter Ungensr's to-day. 2
Cox 4 Mcswards expect 70 be back at
their old stand In q few weeks. 20
The Martins Ferry Jewelfy store Is
now selling their clocks at reduced prices.
These clooks were ,slightly damaged at the
fire, but not 70 hurt the works. Give
them call. 49,, :
The excavation for the new wine cell
lar y in very bad condition. In the
middle Of the week the back wall cayed
in, leaving the foundation Of the old cell
lar bare. And now the eagt wall threatens
10 cave, which. ii;it does, willlbring q
small hrick dwelling belonging to Mrs.
Reasle. The banks are ptopped up as We'll
as they can be, but in case Of q heavy rain
they are sure 10 cave,
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NJ, R,SDALL's friends say that he is
,a a candidate for Speaker. That is
Unable ~, enough, He has taken the
p'SD l,s,.nrs Of the White House and thinks 1t
, .puy Ct.
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seHNptpAcH BRE9lSq Cay celebrated
Onlmbapker Beer Will De on dranght In
aIlthe principal saloons In this ely, Hell.
aire, Bridgeport, Martins Ferry and spr-
rounding lelgh hherheoa to-day, N
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nIEn.

GORpoN-At her home 10, Martins Rerfy, Fri-
day, April a. 1sSt. At 4 =. ~, Nm. REisclLtk Con,
loNl IN the sith year 81 hefasN
IAierment q Walnut GROVE Cemetery, Sunday,
APril \, lt2P,n, Ftieadl u edecsaAea Invited,
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fnANcE ANp EeYPr.
strained Relations on Aeeoun. OF aRo.pbor.


Egyptlen" Seizure,
+ LONDON, April "A telegram from
4le4anaria 70 the Exchange ..egraph
Company states that thst French Consul
General he's Informed the khediye and
and Nubar Pasha, the Egyptian Foreign
Minister, Of his instructions to suspend
Official relations with the government Of
Egypt. The same telegram also statss
that the Consul General has left Cairo for
Alexandria 70 emIark for Egypt.
Another dispatch says: NJ. Barrere. the
Fseneh Consul General in this city, to-day
called upon the Khediye and Nubar
Pasha, the Egyptian Minister for Foreign
Affair, and demanded his passport, He
stated in explanation that his government
had instructed him 10 say that Il consider-
ed all replies made 10 Its demand for! the
rahahi litation OF the Boz pliore lsgyptiga not
only unsatisfactory, but impertinent, and
that he had been directed to- sever official
relations with Egypt. N, penere further
stated that his gSoTeFnment had also in.
strncted him to announce that be-
cause Of the arbitrary action oi, 1.-THE Egyn-
tian Government in refusing to sAtlsiaStos
Iily explain its action 10 slprressing The
Bosphore Eagpltea or making any Tepafa.
ton therefor, France would not sanction
the convention lately agreed upon by the
Powers with regard 10 Egyptian financial
affairs. The Consul, on receiving his
passport, at once started for Alexandrie,
TO embark for France.
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RIpAISsalisREs Y4s April q.
The Hon, A, II. Kelley, Minister to
Italy, left here tonight for Washington,
and his family left to-day for New York
by the Old Dominion steamship. It was
'Reiley's purpose to sail from New York
on the steamer NorpRRadis, Eednsgday
sign his position as Minister 10 Rome and
will at once be appointed Minister to Rus.
sia in place Of Gen. Lawton, Of Georgia.
Secretary Bayard on being shown this
!|Ispstf1a abg,It q said: :! eaR tel ysH Roihiag
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The Monument Committee has deposit
ed 800 lin tie bank and Is still collecting.
( L. IS. Woodbridge has again been unani.
mously appointed Clerk Of the School
Board.
Miss Mamie Walters, Of the Island, has
heen Waiting her brother, Mr.. George
Walters, Of Gravel Hill.
There was an. unfortunate break in the
machinery Of the nail works Thursday
evening thai may cause two weeks stop
page,
Arbor day was observed here 10 some
extent, and quite . number Of shade trees
were planted yesterday in the Fourth
ward.
"Peck's Bad Boy had to spend yester.
day in Bellaire because he missed his
train, on the way to keep an engagement
at Cleveland. +
RellaiIe and Kern Lodges ]. 0. o. F.,
willhayea o special train TO 20 10 Martins
Ferry alter dinner to-day, to visit the
Martins Ferry lodge. The train willre-
turn alter the evenings carnival at the
rink.
A. L. Baron has bought ]. B, Barnhill's
ground, now used % 0 boilerworks, for
s., 800 This Is Just south Of the Cleye.
land q Pittsburgh depot, and on It viii be
hnilt lantern factory. This will still
iurther improve Union street, now one Of
the best in town.
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TRAppcINa' lRkWsrER,

VI. T..
The Late Attorney Generai-rhs Court
Speaks out Plninly. Jd
WASHINGTON, D. o., April24-Ex- United
States Marshal Henry was recalled and
described a conversation had with Attors
ney General Brewster during tie pfogress
Of Star Roqte proceedings. The Attorney
General found fault with the selection oi
two talesmen. He said TO witness that the
whole country would hold him (witness)t
responsible II the accused were not con-
yicted. The witness Indignantly denied It
and asserted that bis hands were clean
and his once Raa clean. .Eh6 District
Attorneywas proceeding TO question the
witness when the counsel for the defense
arose to object. The Court said that many
things had been put in as Testimony to
which he ought TO have objected. The
eassaa bsst ssshHea ths aslsess oi 2 hial Of
the late Attorney General. Why this mat
ter should come In at this late day he
could not understand.
The name of the late Attorney General
had been dragged in. "The late Attorney
asRstal ltdIaass @at ASa ssssasb,6Is 5
for al. .tlils scandal that has been heaped
upon his head.n ~
Mr.. Worthington thought this unjust
inasmuch as the Attorney General snamei
had been dfst INTRODUCED by!coHnsal for
the defense aAd hy Syitpesls.. -
The Court said he would have ruled out
Brewster Camefon's testimony II he could
have foreseen this was TO be used for the
purpose of heaping scandal upon the head
Of the late Attorney General.
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might hayelearned Of that in;the village.
How full my heGrtswasl Eleven yeafs
away-so long q journey forgotten
and disownedl Presently my mother
says to my father, IL this is our son he
HAS q. birthmask on his. back near the
shonlder.i q knew Of no birthmark ]
Thought, this Is the last OF 1t. They will
not believe me. My father said. 4 will
strip him, Win you believe it, There
was the birthmark. They received me
with great rejoicing.p
| THAT Is like romance OF the books
HnAnd so Is the whole story OF my life.
To me 1t Is like a dream. i often think,
can 1t be real2 j do not oftenitell the
story, because IL seems impossible. That
day OF doubt in Allayar filled me with
hatred and thirst for revenge on the
government that had torn me from home
and family and made me o stranger in my
fathers house. / swore TO be reyenged.
The thought never left my mind.
THR cRINRAS WAR. &
Returning to 81. Petersburg to take my
place once more near the Emperor, l
thought 1 saw my opportunity in the
Crimean war. i asked for field service in
Caucasia where the Turkish allies and
Russians were face to face. 1was given
permission to 60 to sebastopol where the
Russians were resisting the assaults OF the
allied forces. That did not suit me, forI
had q purpose that could not so well be
carried out, hastened to Caucasia and
1spotsea hps 70 Ihe ts.
,a,,s mS % 5;ssiaaeS an,hrs;as,a @ end IN tha Pcs prs
sgass, a.spsays .;s. a s s ~
s,as Msfs 5. .e'.p,s NV m.ra ne !.
asslgne9 ~, me 70 sser 9uty. MeswsEe "
Aars, tl9 s,:s AilsIo-lutklsn iorces uhaet
renWleE .slss " lltiaihs 1ccuplen wy heign.ss
Wh,eh never 4aYe neeA Iiskeh ny assault
ana never e can ssil pe';
ASSAULT AND s1EeR OF RARs.
Mourayieff, the yiceroy, was determined
n tr,, paoin,ant aitor ro,;nant stsrtad
"'ssAs a'sst " tsss.sss y ~ 5.''.set
up that rugged mountain. sue. " was
certain death. The men fell Ike grass be-
assault. a 1T For seven I hours ) t tie 'f lighting
lasted. Five thousand Russians lay dead
more brilliant aud terrible than Balaklaya,
but there was no Tennyson to enbalm it
e mHortal verse; I. 1 kaIs g could y. n9t .s ae
ssIiIT % bsd Set ssry,sa y mt NV Syss nssnoss
with four other 6ircassian oifieeis and 4
@ I II SossscEs 4 e stsyts;i T.N -ont 4
M 70 s S,ssono NJ no;ssonss RaacS;ns tbs
e5smv,s an n;cEet line i sasrsndersd NV NV
I;Isls IS Iopcs sT Tho Gas Gsssocks were % Ied 10 he.
ss nsised dtntd tts taken Is as priSoneIs. Bu{ they
Eete Russian soldiers, s gEe 81 knew M oily l
srsIiWilliams' / told him In Sf,s Tartar that
- . bro.Lsr ca.s am and nv nnvsslf al had a. I dessrt
ai and y wish S NJ ssry;ca e., IN 4 dLe Rritisb epmv
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s.-.,nryT CLEyELAND won't bang his
,,..,, tail.. At last we have the substani
nj n nromise Of reform. ..
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Chs gntelIigftrtf1

aassi Yo.. 70 and - foar.esnth Street.
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Kelley 70 uo 10 Rus.ia.

WASHINGTON, D. O., April 24.AThe
National Republican will contain the fol
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rnE NEMsltAnKA sgIauRl.

sIhs Ropsosf Of the sih inst. announced
in leaaed typo that negotiations are ac-
lively progressing, for tue evacuation Of
the soudan by the English, who viii be
replaced by an army ei aaoiher European
power, II may be hoped that this will be
the last Of similar announcements, for the
Goyernmentihasa at lsst decided Ia execute
its decree Of last yeas and seala are now
placed en- tbs otIiee d the Bosphon, The
evils produced by the years delay can
hardly be. exaggerated, GSlt IN The lace oi
N. silsat. 4fe SscTss Z Of SsnSsS suppTsssioo N
o} the Bosphore cites the previous
decree, continued Misrepresentation since,
and publication in ARABIC Yi,haai q
license. The suppression vas executed
with excel NsAt judgment by Captain Fen.
WiSk, epmmandant OF the Cairo Native
Police. Alarge crowd had gathered, aud
on his arrival Captain Fenwiek wAs met
by the, Chancellor Of ihe French Con.
sulate, wheea AsstslANpsee Captain Fenwick
politely asEea. on repeated refusal Cap.
lsin Eenvfck expressed his regret that he
would compelled to effect an entry BY
breaking the doors, aud again appealed
to the Consulate 70 assist him 10 carry
out the decree Of the Egyptian Governs
meat without force.
9he Chancellor replied that he was
there to oppose the execution pisps par IA
forx. Captain Fenwick, always con,
Anping his conversation, quietly hut
q, III, ar.iavad AZ. +,1sI;oa ~ iaaJ n,
forming the CHANCELLOR that he accepted
his protest and would consider that he
had already made q legal emonstration Of
resistance, Captain Fenwick proceeded 10
break open the doors. Some FrenehMpn
assaulted q carpenter, hut were promptly
warned by Captain EenNtSt 70 desist.
he then entered and requested the
ptopfie;oJ OF the establishment TO dismiss
|ha employees from the premises. This he
refused 10 do. but being persuaded BY
good. .humored badinage IA avoid any fur
thsr necessity toE q dAplsy Of force, con-
sented, and seala were placed on the
doors which were guarded by Z at5onq
force Of police. Great excitement pre-.
vailed, and the smallest error Of Judgment
would have resulted in regtetable disturb,
poiiisnesa and lEpassessioS q lie ' yoans
officer. The military police were at hii
diSpesal, but he declinedto avail himself
Of their services,
A Cairo dispatch lust received says; NJ
Rartesc hHs delayed his departure from
Cairo. II Is stated that Egypt now offer
TO eompromise the dispute with France
eoneelninE the seizure and suppression
1 N the Bophors Eggpiiest by ma king ~
apology and by admitting that her Off
Ieials have violated the rightS OF domicle o
the publishers, the apology, however, Il
contain eno allusion 10 the seizure Of til
\ Rs;pAors IsyPiats
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When 1 arrived Richmona had fallen.
Tho American Bible Society in New FORK
advertised for man who copld set Arabic
type. i had meyer set Arabic, but / kneW
the language aud knew the art at print
ing. wss engaged, and for twelve years
/ was with the society, in the latter years
as proof reader and translator. i read the
proofs OF the bulgarian Bible, translated
BY Rev Albert Long the way bfothet
OF Mr.. o. s. Long, OF your city; whom !
mat to-day. i worked dihard, lived quietly
and sayed $1,000. This / invested
In the hope OF building Mp % eS:
port business to Russia. a friend
with 5000 Joined me, and so we
had $4,000. We printed in Russia an IL
Illustrated catalogue Of farming implements
and other American manufactures. The
workmanship was beautiful. pntortp-
nately fnsu the clts- bore the manufacture
er's name. Don'tyou see The Russian
MERCHANT seat to the manufacturer di;
relt. We had adgertised them and got
nothing forit. Rpt j modestlY claim lhe
credit of originating what Is now . grow;
ing husiness. We lost ogr money, and
since then I haYe been engaged With a
publishing house. When | add that 4 am
an merican citizen, my story % told I
From the Wild mppntnin life Of the eau,
tausus 70 mercantile life In the United
States Is q long leap. Mr. Nicoladse EN-.
beilislj0d his story with many interesting
details, some OF which viii be giyent 70
INTEtlloENpIB readers in another article
Nj, Nicoladse speaks English with great
jluency, though Of course with Q pro
nounced foreign accent. He talks with
unusual animation and Is always enter
aiming \
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wARlpEoIARrD,

England VS.. Russia asiltore.m en.s Sen,
i FarWar,l In ISomarotr p
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Miss Miaaie Walters, Of the Island, has
heeA Waiting her brother, Mr.. George
Walters. of Gravel Hill.
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SURE SALE

prices from $T25 to Sc 253
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a snug 6t
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The Late Attorney Generai-rhs coar
Speaks Out Plainly. =
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Mr.. Worthington thought this unjust
inasmuch as the Attorney General name,
sd been tst INTRODUCED Il! hyeQansel fer