The county magistrate immediately sent off as Tnrge a force as he could spare to rescue the captives, and disperse the raiders. The army (2) disp sisted of three cavalry men, fantry Just at this point accounts differ. According to that of the missionary, they followed the bandits and caught up with them, and then, seeing thei marched home again, he Chine sion is that they never caught-up_w men atoll. (We feel sure the reader will thank us for giving him his choice of these different reports.) Yesterday came in
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