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o. Cassius M. Clay has nearly recovered his healtf, and authorizes the editor of the Tribune to say that 7He True -Americtn soiH Dc continurd- Where it will be printed is not yet determined.

 Mir. Clay contradicts emphatically the falsehood that he offered o stop his paper if the office were left unmolested. He offered terms to the rioters, and owes them no thanks for their omission io murder him. He will soon make an appeal to the public.