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Woodruff says that his enemies are in dustriousIy ondeavoring to produce an im- pression, that he made up the story about losing the Scrip, for the purpose ofinjuring the Postmasters. It must be evident to every man, who has watched lhe maaeu- Ures of Mir. Woodruff, that, if he did not intend injury to the Postmasters, this story was "mqde gpn to swindle Mir. TolIison out of the scrip. He can take either horn of the dilemma-the latter would suit his character best.