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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

AMERICAS t;rIAH MINING AND MILLING
CO.. ar AMERItAN GuLA'H. SILNEK
Bow COUNTY, Mont.
Notice il hereby given that mt "a meeting Of the
trustees Of said company held ON the 3lst day Of
August, 1ss., AN assessment at two '2b cents Ier
sllar.. WAS levied upon the capital stock of said
company. payable IN ar before the 12th day Of
October, issa, to J.. a. King, the treasurer of said
colnls.ny, at the city 81 Anaconda. Montana.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re-
main unpaid ON the i2th clay nj October, issg.
shall In. deemed delinquent and will he duly ad-
~Scrtisetl for sale at public auction, and unless
payment shall he made before, will lie sold ON
the Nth clay Of trtol,er, isS9. to pay the delin-
Vtient assessment, together with the costs Of al-
v~ertising and expenses Of sale.
l.. a. KING.
Secretary.
ANNoNDA. Deer Lodge County, Mont.
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BONDS AND STOCKS.

upa onA poWns In MARKET valWr~ Wn the
New Y0rk EHchamg~.
= New YORK. Sept. 1.-The stock market
was noe sd active for the regular list to-day
though the deficiency was partly made mp
ny the cnewcd Interest," i'm trusts, which
were again active for the first time since
shc rccent heavy trading i'm them. The
nnal changes in stocks show great frac-
sional los~es, hut Colorado Central. Lake
Erie & Western, and preferred and North
srn Pacific are each down I p,r cent.
Governments were dull and steady. Pc
ssolessm opened steady at as1x. closed dull
AT 9e9<. The sales wcrs. 35i.OD bRrrrls.
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The Isspasl,naster~' Convention.

DENVER COL. Sept. 12.-Thc RoadruaS-
terr' convention to-day elected these OIL
GERS: President. John Sloan, of the Ohio,
ndian x Western railroad. at Indiauap-
oils. Ind; first vice president. w. n.
Courtney, of the Lake Shore Il Michigan
Southern. at Erie; second vice president.
John Doyle. of the Detroit. Lansing q
Northern, at Iona. Mich: secretary and
treasurer. John p. Ramsey, of the Cincin-
nati, Hamilton & Dayton. at Connorsville
Ind. of the executive committee,
three years. George b.. Cain, of the Wa
hash. ST. Louis & Pacific, AT Decatur, Ills.
Detroit was named as the place for the
next annual meeting.
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n JOkERs.

O JOkERS.
w And ssa .. ! ss ssyi's sr Y s,, sns s s"1s;
N.Y.! Ny sa% s.Ssi az a sSiss Ps heart grew = ; ~sr,n.
"l maid. most fair Of summer girls.
Lyon LIES ocean let us ssiiE.
And faith our bNat forever gale.
r AZ mn me- .s OK y srs1. s.f III xp; ssk .. ri, 80.
A' 2s;, maine ss,',. "E',l. a.s's Sss ! asI . ,o.,.
Life: Mct,racklc: .what is the Order
of the Kings D9HRatcr~"" McCorklc;
Puck: Epson Downes: s'Tvc come tn
you, Barker, after a little advice" Barker
Carper: "Well, here's some; never ask
Epoch: Customer: "A dollar and a
halt: Why. / thought meals were only 80
Gsn'. ava W"i,"r; | an,,.h sS sn. 90 s9s cents rsn;a aHr
sah."
A Scotch minister. observing a man
sTlespins' tried o"t; cJchn. wake Hp:
mediats,ly fired hack: minister. pat tho
Puck: Uncle Lige: "You amt got no
sawteens, is you. boss" Boss threaten
ing,,: ''How do YOU know we aim,t got no
sardines" UNCLE Ligc: ~ diden' say
you amt; I axed yo,I. is you:"
physicians wife. as they sat in church.,
'..tl,erc is Mrs. Goldberg. sitting i'm -
tlrauRht." "Nevcr mind" said her hus-
hand, II will cash thai draft later OIL"
New York Weekly: Hostler: "Yo,ng
man out there wants tn hire IA spirited
hoss for the afternoon" Livcryman :
.'Fellcrs al ask for spirited hosses don't
know nothin' bout hosses. Give him old
Bet"
Shoe and LSofhrr Reporter: E~tomologists
say that bees possess tho power of MEM
DRY. When the provcrbial bce is blzzing
i'm % politicians bonnet we've noticed he
has u better. m for faces than at any
other time.
New York san: Young man somewhat
confuscdD III want your daughter tn
marry. sir" Old gentleman: A right,
sir. She il going tn marry one of my
that l can do for you:"
.Jwbgr:: "Mr. M~c(1intock.' shouted his
better half, ~ want you to take your feet
off the parlor table," "Mrs. c~(1intock."
he said in IL fixed, determined voice, 81
allow only one person tn talk to mo i'm
that way" "And who is that p" she de-
manded. "fo,i. my dear" he said softly.
AS he removed the pcdes.
Tecos SiJfings: Snecrlcy: ~ suppose.
you claim that that Bro~bdignagian lini-
ment of yours cures all the ills that flesh
Is heir tn. don't you" DIR. Q~uackcnboss:
'No. I don't. To he frank about il there
are as many as twenty diseases that il has
no effect upon /: but ! tell YOU, sir, my Her
culanetnn pills will knock every one Of
them higher than IL kite"
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A " urslersr Caught NJ Last.

DENVER. COL. Sept. 12-Thc murderer
of :. Morris VAIN Of Havcrford. Pa, and
4. H. Strong of New York. two young hum
ters who were murdered i'm Carbon. wyo.,
June q, 1879. has at last been d~iscovcrrh
in the person of Thonas O'Brian. who is
now serving IL term of fifteen years i'm
Canon City, Col. prnitcntiaTy for stealing
horses near Colorado Springs. Since the
murder Jacob +. VAIN, "a brother of one
of the murdered men made every cndcav-
ar tn Secure the arrest Of the guilty party
who was believed to hc "A guide and team
ster for the young men ON their trip
through Wyoming. On the night of June
NJ, 1883, the three men stopped AT the
house of IA ranchman not far from Raw
lins. They left thers, next morning and
three days afterwards the dead bodies of
VAIN and STRONG were found on the
prairie while the team and driver were
gone and have not since been heard of.
Some months ago the Sheriff of Colorado
Springs advertised for the arrest of
oBrian for horse stealing. One of the
circulars fell into the hands of tsc Raw
fled IL as the man who stopIssi at his
house with VAIN and Strong ON the, night
of June Nj. O'Brian was finally arrested
and sentenced to fifteen years. These facts
came to the knowledge of Mr.. VAIN, who
same west and took the ranclicr to- the
prison. whore he picked ont the alleged
murderer from among fifteen or twenty
prisoners. Mr.. VAIN leaves here tonight
for Wyoming for the purpose Of making
an effort to have O'Brian taken tai wyosn-
ing and tried for murder.
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4 SeIf-SmcriAcInx Cat.

A cat in Mississippi recently gave up its
life to save "a community. The river was
very high and the dixie which had been built
tn keep out the waters had given away in
one place. when the cat happened to pass
10y and, realizing the condition of affairs,
crawlcd into the hole and stopped The
flood. IL il estimated that SECOND and ~
number of lives were saved 10y the heroic
animal. and the villagers have built "a
beautiful tomb of red granite, Will! mice
carved i'm relief, over her remains. No
one hut an American cat could have
thought of this.
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BAD FEELING STILL EXISTS.

danger Turks in the European sit uation.
Though Kept In the Background.
LONDON, Sept. 12.-The European situ-
alton continues not tn exist. There is as
much had feeling as ever. perhaps even
more, hut il keeps s~sslulo,isly under the
surface of events. Nobody knows even
now whether the GEAR Is going tn visit the
kaiser or not, and even il he finally does
all the conceivable of am afIront
will have been already served by the long
studied delay. Throughout the whole
Balkan peninsula Russian pam
phlets are being distributed 10y
itinerant priests. setting forth
explicitly the duty Of all Slavs tn hate
Austria and tn prepare for IL rise against
her when the armies Of holy Russia come.
the emperor of Austria. with
the whole general staff. is holding inn
pOrtant military Bnanctvcrs i'm eastern
Calicia, covering all the strags'tic points
which would bc involved in ~ Russian i'm
vasion. No correspondents arr. allowG
To he present and the only foreign wit
nesses are German and Italian military
attaches, who represent Anstria's allies.
Therx. is mo- Disguise whatever about
the fact that these scctctive NANCE
rvers, the most extensive. and costly
that Austria has cvcr undertaken, are
rshearsing for war with Russia, and
the Russian government marks
it's comprehension of the fact 10y n dcSrss.
fOrbiddin0 all the papers i'm Poland even
To mention that the Austrian emperor is
i'm Galicia. much less tO hint about the
manealvers.
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a FRANcIsCo. Sept. 12.-At the ses-
sion of the National Conference of Chari-
tics and Corrections this morning, r. h.
Wines. of Illinois, submitted n report of
the committee. ON reports of states. He
summarized the condition of the various
cornLnoriwasllths unrs,prrsented i'm the con-
vention, and then called upon the dele
gates present tn report upon the condition
of charities and corrections in their re-
susctivc states. DIR. a. q. Dycrs spoke
ON the subject Of homes for 'hildrcn i'm
(bIin
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..s.rnna Trunk" In rr.nch.

"G;rand trunk is u phrase which has
perhaps puzzled more than one French
translator of English. Ii has not. how
ever, been so literally rendered, so far AS
appears, as il was the other day i'm u
Parisian periodical i'm an article ON Mr..
Edison. The grand trunk was mctamor-
pllosssl into "grslnd valise tlu chcmin de-
fer" or 'slpig railroad valise."
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DAGGEIT, CAL, Sept. ELL. Patterson.
superintendent Of the Hanov mine. was
knocked of his horse bftween this place
and Calico and robbed of 5000 i'm gold
coin. The robber then took Patterson's
horse and escaped with the money. Sew
erAl parties, including the victim. started
I'm pursuit Last night. He was overtaken
10y Patterson and John Alderman near
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with Little Affection.

From the Lowell Citizen.
Fanny-The Browns are still lovers. AL
though married ten years.
Franklin. don't talk that kind of rot.
Indignantly: "Rot. indeed! saw
her run down the steps last night and kiss
Mr.. Brown when Inc came home"
"Pslaw! She wanted tn find out what
he'd been drinking"
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His Kind Of Dance.

FfOIN Tic BtIfOlt .JOlrIGII.
MAY l dance the third dance with
your asked Mr.. AUX Ward of Miss Ma
zurka. = sorry" replied Miss Mazurka,
who had some painful terpsichors.an ex-
perience with him. ''but I'm down for the
rest of tho nine dances." "Thcn i must
dance at-t.n-daIce.'' said Mr.. Ward. us
me tripped his light fantastic toe over her
train and tore away two brcadtlIs.
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THE TUNNEL.
\ Hard ssa~w ssrssck by Ssersnans ~ French
(Osnmsercc.

\ Hard tss~w struck by Ssersnsns ~ Fr~nch
G'OMnmserrc.
This il the era Of colossal enterprise i'm
Europe, Says thu Boston Journal. Capital
ists and engineers seem to rscoil from
nothing. The formation OF mighty soris-
ties for farming the interior of Africa is
looked upon AS n matter of course, and
now the that the Sinplon
is To he tunncled docs mot create q ripple.
Of excitement. This great work IL under
taken ny Germans, who have succeeded I'm
Oslsting thu French from their influence. i'm
the Suisse Occidentale Sin,plon railway.
have got possession of the majority of the
shares, and psit ont the French d~irectors,
and are now preparing actively To flood
he implon valley and French Switxcr.
land with German goods. This In one Of
the many hard blows which have been
struck at French by the per-
sistent Germans and is perhaps the hard
est Of all. II shows that tile enmity
betwee the two countries is sustained
and fosterpsl by a. rivalry Of interests which
grows keencr and IL more widely extended
every year. The Subsidy that the new
company offers to- the engineering orRani-
xation which undertakes the piercing Of
the Simplon IL $~i.OOO,O0O, and Italy Is tO
contribute Isl, Switzerland can
hardly offer amy objections to the plan,
and the work, unless interrupted by war.
will b, finished i'm IL very few years.
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From the New York Weekly.
Great politician: ''Say. I'm out of IA job
and III you rich temperance folks will sub
scribe the funds I'll carry this state for
prohibition" Wealthy prohibitionist de
ligl,tssllyi "You will" How much Ito you
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Washington Capital.

Washington Capital.
"(holly." said one dry goa4is Young
person To another ON the hotel promenade
at Bay Ridge. "I'm so glad. boucher know.
that they don't have veal beer at this
place" WHY" "Becausc you can get
bwown soda-water and look real devilish
and never get ia bit drunk. douchcrknow."
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Caypsc Hole. He was lying brhind some
commenced shooting. They returned the
IRE, hitting him mine times, killing him
Instantly. The stolen money WAS found
nm him.
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" Heat HIS Way.

From Judge.
Farmers wife IN give you some din
ner IL you'll beat that carpet for me.
Tramp-Madam, I'm strictly honest. I
always said IL l ouldn get along i'm the
world without beating my way l wouldn't
go. Good morning. ma'am.
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OvSTERS.

The s~s~sn'. s'rs~prcs. Are !S;osh-Na
Change in Prices.
The style in oysters have changed i'm late
years, says the New York Times, for now
aslnys there In little demand for Tho big.
fat, juicy Of succulcnce
which made, Thackeray feel as II hc was
swallowing ~ haby when he ate one at u
dinner I'm this city many years ago. The
add Rock, once "a famous and costly, L.
seldom called for and everyone seems tn
want the smaller and choiccr varieties.
The prospects for this year arr, excel
lent. The Rockaways and Blue Points
Bayvilles and East River Hills ar, i'm good
enough condition tai rejoice the heart of
the oyster farmer intent upon the financial
prohabilities of the year,
year. Open counts, ~ per 1.OOO; open
culls, $3.50 per loo; in shell. about ss per
c;iis. ThclIakIsiand which are
now the favOrite table oysters, cost abDut$i
per barrel. Upwards of ID opened
oysters and about 1000 in shell are
months of the year by the sixty or seventy
wholesale dealers. The success Of the
for during heavy rains the oysters are af-
fccted by the mud and refuse brought
down by the rivers upon the beds, Be-
sides this the emand for oysters il al
ways smaller i'm warm than i'm cold
weather. A warm Euls-tislc thus makes u
poor oyster farmer as well as q "fa'
WI "
There. will bc little trouble this year
from starfish, mussels, drumtish, bors.rs.
and other foes of the oysters happiness.
Al least 10 complaint has thus far been
made by the. oyster farmers.
Everything, i'm fact, now points to Il
prosperous oyster season. twenty-five
ii openers are already at work and
the northern packers expect To employ at
least 300 more, for whom they are now
seeking i'm the south. The western orders
are. ON the increase, n fact which proves
that the New York oyster holds it's own
against and is perhaps gaining Il trifle i'm
rnD,rlar favor over it's southern rival.
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want ?'' ssAhout u hundred thosssand.''
"You won't use 10 for hribes, I h0pe p"
EMO. Stree; that's aRin the law. I'll jsst
distribute il among the boys am 10 w0n't
he used for anything hut treatin'."
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Washing is Done Here for Church
Members AT Reduced Rates.

Yung Wo is probably. like sd many of
his co,Intrymcn. IA Christian for revenue
only.
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One often wonders why such II large
nuinl,er of idlcrs always surrounds every
excavation ar new huilslinR i'm the central
part Of the city, says the Detroit Free Press,
but AN explanation given 10y one yesterday
sheds some light on the mystery. A man
who sat ON u block of stone carefully
watching the work on the ninc-story
building attracted the attention of one of
the BOSSES, who said:
~ have seen YOU around here most of
the time for the last two months"
EYES,"
Are yon wages"
"tDh. no."
ais il "a relative of yours who is build
ing?"
NO"
"(:oing to rent it when finishctl:"
"No."
Getting points i" architecture:
swell. then, what brings you here"
"Well. I'll tell you. Ii struck me that
you were not making that front door wide
enough by am iIn.h and u half and I've
been sitting around tai see whether ] was
wrong ar you meant to change it,"
THAT door is all light. sir. and won't he
changed"
els il? Then there's no longer any
need of my presence and I'll move mp
street and see IL they carry the walls of
that new store up plumb"
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ISIS EXCUSE.

From the Arkansiw Traveller.
"You must excuse ms. for my lack al lit
ts.rcst this week. writes the Dry Forks
correspondent, addressing the editor of
the county paper. He then gives the fol-
lowing paragraphs:
"Rain.
"Picnic "Wednesday.
s.PrcachinU at Round Pond Sunday.
During the services Zeb Phillips dropped
his pistol on the floor. II went oil and
killed him.
..Wheat didn't turn out so mighty well.
.Chicken cholera.
Measles.
"whoopinH-congh.
ssDld man Bl,is. and his wife have parted.
.'Tole Walker killed "a coon.
MAT Morris shot himself Friday. He
would have left IL wife to mourn his loss.
hut SHE. died last summer"
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/. Then below it hangs n big printed piAs-
ard announcing that
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Chicaxo's OFFER Declined.

A frayed specimen of humanity pre-
scented himself at Mayor Grants office re-
Gently. according to the New York World.
and said:
I am u man of business entirely and apt
to forget my personal appearances. My
business is i'm regard tn the worlds fair
and ! have II proposition|"
~ have no time tn listcn," said his
honor.
~ understand of course that you ARK.
overr,In with suggestions and propositions
from Tom, Dick and Harry; hut 1 come
with an important business proposition
from the city of chicago"
"Ihis is my busy day said the mayor.
as he continued with his work.
~ expected, sir, that you would not APP
mission, hut you will when L present il to
yol.. ] come AS u representative OF Chi
au,sil all claims which that city may have
ON the fair, and at the same time tn
pledge our hearty and co-orrra-
Il long l have n" time to bother
with yoii."
This, sir. is "a matter Of vital import-
ants. to New York. New York wants the
fair and you AS mayor have no right tn
throw away any opportunities that are
offered To obtain IT. II is your du,y to
is going tn deal with great magIanimity
i'm this matter. For $40 in hand paid tn
me You will hear mo more from the great
city of the west oh the subject of the
worlds fair. except i'm furthcraticc of New
IOrk's efforts"
"Will you bc good enough tn move on.
or will l have tn call an otliccr::'
"Thcn give me 81. i know the temper
of our men of affairs there. and ! will under
tax to square everything for ~ w."
The mayor went ON with his work.
MAKE il two and ~ half then. No:
Then make il am even dollar. Can't? Ill
take 80 cents and give you II receipt for
the whole. blamed business. Gall il "a
quarter"
An officer came inland on IA motion from
the mayor the fellow was led ont. He
struggled u little, but went along uttcrin9
dreadful threats against New York. and
declaring that Chicago would now refuse
To withdraw at amy price, and would have
the big fair i'm spite of all the iiends of
earth ar air.
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Say that Contac with Sunday schools
and missionary societies does not improve
the average Chinaman! Mistakc; il does,
says the New York Graphic. There is
"a Methodist Episcopal Chinese Sunday
school on the corner Of Seventh avenue
and Twenty-tbird street. Not far from IL
an enterprisinH Hung wO has started ~
laundry. Facing the entrance tn his shop
hangs a large motto. framed in regulation
style. IL reads:
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The Peace. of the Lord Abides in
This House.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-03-29
The B. & 0. and the Inauguration.


Between midnight March 3rd and noon
March ith, the B. q o. r. r carried into
Washington, sixty thousand excursion
passengers, in addition to its regular
local and through travel. From three
o'clock. afternoon of the 4th until mid
night OF the 5th, an equal number was
carried from Washington. Allowing an
average Of fifty passengers to the car, in
Gliding Sleeping and Parlor Cars, II re-
Quired 1900 cars TO accommodate the
mnltitudes. Adding TO this the necessary
number of Baggage Cars TO take care Of
tie baggage Of Passengers and the sup
u lies and parapheTnalia Of military Of
military companies, bands and marching
clubs. 10 will be seen that the b. & o.
hauled a train Of nine cars into Washing
tom every fifteen minutes from midnight
March 3rd. until noon March 4th. and out
of Washington every fifteen minutes from
.3r.M.ofthc All until midnight Of the
9Th.
IN handling this iinmonie volume Of
business, in 80 short a time, not single
accident occurred and not a passenger
was injured not a car was derailed and
rot ON engine failed to perform its allot-
ted task During all tins time there was
an inccssant fall Of rain and all out door
work was invested " it'll very depressing
conditions.
The satisfactory manner in which thus
great movement was conducted reflects
the highest credit upon the operating de-
partmcnt Of the d. q o. Company aud
indicates the promptness and intelligence
with which each member Of the entire
rank and file Of the force performed his
assigned share Of the labor involved.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-03-29
sTRAsBURG ITEMS.

Mr.. David II. Stickley and wife, OF TINS
place, are at present visiting relatives
and friends II Maurertown and vicinity.
Doctor, and Miss Molle Shaver, Of
Maurertown, were the guests Of Mt ID. H.
Snckley and iic Of our town Oh Sunday
last
Mrs. Catherine Cation, an old and we'll
known lady Of this town il is quito ser
ously iudisposed at her home ON Depot
street.
Rev. J.. A. Spencer, Of the Baptist
Oh urch, has been holding protracied ser
vices nightly in this place since, and I'M
GLIDING Sunday last The meeting is still
IN progress.
1t is laughable indeed, 10 witness the
skirmishing and the general maneuyers
of the "big thirteen" in this place in tho
past few days. II won't do people, "a
guilty conscience needs no accuser.'
The Citizens Comet Band ordered their
new instruments on Wednesday morning
the 9Th They expect to play their hrst
music in public on the streets OF this
p lace, on Easter Monday.
Rev. T. p. Eprs, Of Woodstock, Va
preached i'm the Presbyt erian church. I'D
this place. on last Sunday night to an APP
preciatiye audience. HIS sermon was well
received by the quiet and attentive con
grepation. and his hearers seemed TO he
lmbued with the carne-tncss and deep
devotional feeling with which the speaker
seemed deeply impressed.
Mugwumps may come, and they may
90, but the great Rep ublican party VIII
90 ON forever. Not ven excepting the
thirteen Strasburg apostates, who are not
unlike the three taiors Of Tooley street
who resolved them selves into owe TIE
people Of England" I'm the case of the
would be "bg thirteen it was 1--WE tire
best Republicans Of Strasburg and yicm-
ity." These sweet scented dociples OF the
school Of Benedict Arnold, whose wonder
full letters written by Democrat, and
signed by the aforesaid big -. altered
their cause badly. Their letters came to
grief, and the thirteen are in sorrow at
the exposure and consequent Humiliation
entailed upon them by their clandestine
treachery.