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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14

The following is part Of the account
given by an eye witness, Of the capture
and sacking Of lstalif, an afghan town,
by the British troops:
"For two days the place was given to
Il re and sword. OF the plun.
der, from its bulkiness, only a small
part could be brought away, all the
rest was burnt. All the bitterness Of
hatred was shown by the sodiery, both
European and nalive-a hatred worked
up to a climax by the various accounts
they have had Of afghan atrocities, and
by seeing the passes from GJndamuck
10 KhoorI Cabul strewed with the be-
dies Of their unfortunate couutrymen.-
Not a man WINS spared, wether with or
without arms not a prisoner taken -
hunted down like vermin, mercy was
never dreamed Of Verify we have been
avenged. Wherever the dead body of
an afghan was found, the HiniOo Sc
Poy immediately set fire to his clothes,
that the curse Of a burnt father might
attach 10 ais children"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14

BALTIMORE, March g. 1913
The Western merchant wants but one hing yet
20 make the Great Central Route. the only me he
wish 10 travel II is that on his return home
hc may be enabled purchase such articles as he
has been IN The habit Of procuring at PHrsbufgh.
and upan as good terms. This no doubt, your man.
uiaclurers DO, and here be any articles want
which they We not yet commenced manu- featuring
let them get them from other places and have Them
for sale a. the lowest prices that tie merchant
can be accommodated; then let each oClhem, uilonf
exception come out ia an advertisement TIA the
Times where everybody Will be looking for u,
and tell their story put those under ono general
head, say Goods for Western Mcr, Lqu,s Let them
thee what they can and Will do LEI each one
nuke these satCmenis over his oxa name 50 thai
Ihe western merchant may know wha, 10 depend
upon. and in all cases where IL can re done, the
prices and quality Of the articles should be given
This course will have the desired efiect-i is due
20 the Great CeHEal-thc sioge companies have
done their part, much they can bear. TIL
Rail ways have also done we'll 10 dollars forum
wards Of 300 miles 10 B4timore 10 10 Philadelphia
and &c to New Yorb { shoClJ say is close cutting
besides the travellers now a days live cheap Theg
cary thelr own carpet bags. porlerage is saved
they rayei al night lodging we'd, and al the rate
Of 200 miles day bus little lime is lost THIS s.
uuly fascinating route. Then,merchanis Of Vince
ling be up and doing; let as see you one AID all in
the "TnEs." This will be The proof that YOU hays
done your duty 10 yourselves, and len, your I'D 70
paper that has done fJr you han can be wei
repaid and you will have come up 10 the support
Of the Great Central Route, now ysur main depend.
snce. Yours, SC,
n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14
A PARTY OF PLEAsURE.-si

A PARTY OF PLEASURE.-sir
William Drummond, wealthy Scotch
baronet, is at New Orleans preparing
for pleasure party to the Rocky noun.
tans during The coming season. One
OF the papers gives the following &C
count Of hrm:-
"Sir WilliIm has already made two
excursions across the Western prairies,
hunting the buffalo and other large
game with which they abound,and visit
ing the various tribes Of Indians who
roam across their vast extent re re
turned to Scotland about two years since.
and has subsequently travelled extern
sively in Europe and the East, visiting
Russia, Circassia, and the Holy Land
But he has now returned TO seek out MOI
only trophies Of skill in the chase, upon
a scale, too,not known 10 Great Britain.
but to explore the lakes which abound
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14

MlSSOURI.-Fhe Reporter congrat.
uIaies IFS readers, thai the UItras have
been defeated in the Missouri Lcglsla-
ture. Not one Of their measures. il
says, has been carried! Mr. Huston-a
kindred spirit with Byington and McNul-
Twas unable 10 sustain himself, much
less the ABSURD plans Of reform which
ne proposed, The day will b, when
good people wi wonder how such char
acters ever get office, or. exerted any
sway over the public mind. They are
workers Of evil, Jewellers Of The lowest
stamp; coarse, vindicive in feeling, and
vulgar Of speech; destructive in morals
destructive in commerce, and destructive
Of we'll regulated liberty. Gaz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14
FOR RENT.

EsssA The House on Nam Street few door.
EaHzH above the Merchants and Mechanics Bank
and now in the occupancy Oft. Jefferson.
Also, well finished dwelling on M rket Street
South Of aud adjoining the residence Of james
RObb
Also, The Store r ON on Monroe Street now in
the occupancy Of jeremiah Clemens
A'so' me small Tenement in East Wheeling
aud two small Tenemenis in South Wheeling
For terms. which will he very low apply 10
feb l4-2w. FRANCIS X. ARMSTRONG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14
CUMBERLAND, March I2.IsIG

J. +. WHARToN. Esa.
The cars have just arrived from the east in The
midst Of storm that has quite covered the
ground. This storm came upon us Unexpectedly.
yesterday being quite prng day. The train
to-day brings cheering news-an art Of our Legis-
lature. which has just adjourned that will ensure
the completion Of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal
to this place. Guods are coming 10 hand in large
quantities for the West, Send The wagons
now IS the time for farmers and others who have
teams Good cash prices and plenty Of load ng
both ways. Business is just beginning This il
the IOne for team-ters-conslaut employmeni-
cheap rates for themselves and teams, and n pros.
Pect Of continuance for many years Flour now
commands a price that justifes carriage conside.
rable distance, and goods for return Innds NAV lie
had hero as cheap at Baltimore The atre. lion
Of capitalists has been attracted to this interesting
place. Money plenty and trade bri.ki
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14

Mr. Buchanan has replied 10 a letter add essed To
him by some Of his PcGnsY lvanio friends, in which
speaking Of the Democratic cand dates fer the com.
ing Presidential election. ne remarks that he wouit.
resign his prelensioHs II he could thus secure har-
mOny, and that lin his opinion the candidate who
wouli either intrigue or personally eecl.cueer for
.the Pres deucy raises strong presumption that he
L. unworthy oft" should he himself he numina.
ted by the democracy oF Pennsylvania" with
unauimiJy enough to give moral force to he act. he
Gays he should feel that he ought not to couu,eracr
their ~ isheS"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14

We take the following synop.is OF Gen. Cas-
D,iroil letter in the Cincinnati Gazette, We have
only 10 say upon the subject, that il Gen Coss will
turn 10 his lelIers from France in 80, he will find
there that Gen Cas- in favor of protection
without any iHeideAtIiisn, and the following are
now his opinions he is too much changed for his
bosom friends 20 know him. WhaIa fertile world
is this for raising demagogues!
GEN CASS. ia reply to inrcrrogerories, in a let.
ter dated al Detroit, Feb % S43. says:
/ That he thinks a National Bank should not 10
iucOU Orated, because he has not seen sufficient
grant of power IN the constitution for that purpose
and because pub ic opinion has justly pronounced
itself against Il. An attempt lo pass such an act
should If necessary TO defeat II. be met by a veto.
That the G. Jvernmeut should Jeduce lis eEpen-
ses To the lowest amount consistent with al aIthlul
discharge of It's duties. In this arrangement % a
tariff of duties protection to American industry should
be afforded incidentally. Economical expend lures
with a tariff revenue suifici enl with the proceed,
Of the public lands, adjusted as 10 protect our
manufactures and within these limits free trade lc
foreign commerce, comprehend the outline Of Gov.
! eminent duties. To which mny be added a desire
to reconcile conflicting local views by mutual cou
eession, with system Of such stability as will en-
able the great interests NJ the country to accUmmo.
dale themselves To il.
3 That the proceeds OF the public lands should
be applied 90 the support Ofgovemmeni, and not be
distributed among the Saies.
That Democratic candidates for the Presidency
/ ia duty bound by the decision ofIhe General
Convention Of the party. II the choice fall upon
h IN which he has no reason 10 expect he will sit
slifi and submit. Should IL fall upon another, he
will support him zealously,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14

FROM TEXAS The New Orleans
Picoyunc, Of the 90 h ult has dates 10
the 23i ult. The Picayune says:
The waters ofthe Colorado and Bra
zps had fallen and were within their
banks
The most melancholy result Of the
freshei was the loss Of human lie. la
addition to the four unfortunate mn
mentioned in oar las; synopsis Of Texas
nrws, who lost lhei lives ia attempting
10 drive their cattle from tho low lands,
The bodies Of three whi'e men aud five
negroes have been seen Il ating down
the BrazrS river.
l. light of the prisoners captured at
Mler have arrived safely al Victoria
They had been left at Aler 10 recover
from their wounds, an as soon rs they
gained So cient strength, made their
escape. Their names have not yet been
ascertIined. The rcrorte5 or % h
ers escaped about the close Of the blJtle =:
but. as they have not yet came in 1t is
thought that they have been captured
by the bands Of Mexican robbers who
are continually rowing about the from
tier.
Al one Of the precincts, on the day Of
the election for sheriff OF Brazoria coun
iy, two men were killed in an ARRAY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14
AUCTION sALEs.

BY HALL q WICKHAN
nN WEDNESDAY MORNING the 18th inst
~ aiy o'clock al our Auction Rooms. We VIII
sell without reserve,
l box best CHEWING TOBACCO.
50 boxes best HAVANA CIGARS
Also. quantity Of Dry Goods and Furniture. Of
various kinds. HALL g. WICKHAM,
mar - Auctioneprs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14
"PRETTY GOOD FOR ITs SIZE -

Governor Morton was leaving Taun-
ton, the place Of his residence, a few
days ago, for Boston. There being a
good deal Of snow on the track, fears
we're expressed that the cars would be
detained. But, never mind" said the
Governor, pulling out his watch, I'VE
shall doubtless get in by about one!'-
"Thars tho ways" reioined Mr. r., a wit
" young Wing from New Bedford.
''that your Excclleucy usually gets in
by about one :" The Governor put up
his rcpeatcr!-PhiI. Ledger,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14

\ FAMILY OF COUNTERF TIERS
Mary Shepherd, who hal been found
1ullty Of cUun .rrfrIling IN the Court. OF
Sessions at II late hour on Morday night.
was this afternoon sentenced to the
Safe prison for 7 ears aud enc month.
The priS. ncr is woman about 90 Years
old, aud the mother Of IA numerous fam
lv the greater number Of whom. and
ais both their parents, are now in dit
'eren ate prisons, or sentenced 10 br
sent there.
About one hour before the mother
was sentence in the Court o Sessions.
her son JUS. Sheppard was. for u simi.
lar onenc", ~el'cnced by the u Court
To be imPris ned in the State prison five
years Her daughter was sentenced To
the State prison by the Court of Sessions
about a week back.
Her husband is m the State prison Of
Ohlo,one nf her sons j. 10 til. State pris.
on at New Jersey, ano her in The Stale
prison AT ) NJ Sing, and a third will
Iea.c This CITY Tor the sa ne place, nc
c"mpanici by his mo her, in a day or
twD All these have been convicted oI
similar uilenccs-counlerlciling PHI
North american.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14
PATENT sELF.PAYING TOBAC.

- AfAN soASLlA = ~ Il lANAh u I'd "
CO-BOX."-A neat little machine with
the foregoing name stamped upon it,
was exhibited to us this morning by the
Agent for this city Mr. Gavit. II IS in
tended for use in Hotels and other public
houses where tobacco is in demand. On
dep,siting penny in the box and pres
sing a spring, little drawer shoots out
containing a small paper Of tobacco -
But the drawer will not move, nor tine
call for tobacco be answered, however
hard the spring may be pressed, until
the penny is dropped into the subireasu
ry Of the machine. One ofthese autom
atOr Boxes may be seen at Mr. Cardle's
We believe they are specially designed
for the sale Of John Anderson's celebra
ted "Iloney Dew a lavorIte article with
the consumers Of the Virginia weed
Albany Journal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14

CONNECITCUr-Th indications ola success
ful Wing oumpagn this spring. are decidedly
favorable. There spirit anI confidence ia
the good cause, which we think augurs success.-
The Wigs are wide awake in all the counties AMI
congressional districts and seem TO be moving for
ward with full de'erminat on 10 shake Inc Stale
clear Of he political nightmare that has been upon
~ for some lime nasl.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14
MINERS BN\K OF uUBlouE

Ml.NIfN - NNh OF l'UBl QUE.
The Legislature OF iowa has refused
In rcpcaI the chatter of this Bank, ON
the ground. that m" power to do SO be-
longs to the judiciary. Its circulation
is stated to he s ,,l9O The crrnorv
is indie btcd to the Bank S5.s16: that.
with the specie on baud, is nearly en-
ough 10 redeem It's circulation. Mr..
Mobby's statement Of its affairs, makes
out large excess ofassels over liabili-
ties.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14
NOTICE.

HE THIEF who entered the premises Of he
i subscriber on Market street. on Sunday eve.
ming and marched of with four or five HATS in
their rough stale will do we'll TO- returning tho sans
IN quick time, or he may be brought Up on a c1args
which he could not we'll repel BY complying wnh
the above he will save exposure
mar Ia A & MCALLAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14

DfSTTFGUlsHEDST RAN NC ERS--Tho London
-COurt Journal pJsrfively states that The disun
rzuiuied exquisite and rake Count DOrly, will
visit the United States the ensuing summer in
There are szquisites end rakes enough IN this
cJunfY already
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14
3 o = z : C Is Il % e :.
EY TIE GOCD InTINT LINE.
GENERAL AS SEM8LY.

March .. 1913
The tax hrll was taken up early in the dag. ~
cslmIte at receipts under the bill was read hy NJ.
Randolph. presenting aggregate of Sl,lO0OOO
The increase from lands. negroes. &c, SIS 900;
f. m Mcrch,n's' hocns's $4,000, new SUBJECTS
SCI 600. TIE bill aud amendments were |iscu SOD
~ Me-srs CrulchGcld. Frnz and Others. The
tax real estate fixed at Is cents on the
100 dollars, and lots in towns So 90 per every
hundred dollars yearly rent annual value thereof
On Enimproved Town lois IL cts. the l0n dolln.s
value. On slave. I6 cents adopted. Horses IL
cents.
Friday, Mlrch 10
The tax on merchants licenses was fixed a. lol.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14
ROMANCElN REAL LfFE-TI

ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE The
Bndgeton NJ. Chronicle says that Mrs
Sarah Smith, who died in that place on
the 2G'h ut, was a iineal descen dant of
The Royal family Of Sweden. Her q. Q.
grandmother E IL ,beth, in the turbu
lous times Of that kingdom, was compe'-
led TO flee from her native country when
she was sixteen years old. She was
concealed in a hogshead on board Of c
ship al Stock holm, for some time, before
the vessel sailed for America. She
brought many valuable treasures with
her ucross the water, which were also
concealed on board the ship; but after
the vessel had sailed over the Atlantic
she was wrecked on the Jersey shore,
This lady,with a few Of the crew Larely
saved their lives. In her destitute con-
dltlon,on the shore Of vast wilderness
as New Jersey then was, she fell in with
hunter by the name Of Garrison; their
acquaintance grew into intimacy ard ri
PeDed into love. She married him and
by him had ten children. 1t is said thai
her youngest son. William, was born
when she was IN the 55th year. She
died in the 18th year Of her age. She
has grandson now living in Bridgeton
who was brought up by her until hewa;
about 9 years Of age, to whom she rela.
ted this narrative, and many OF her in
teresling adventures. This gentleman
computes his grandmother's descendants
in the county at more than a thousand
souls.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14


A RICH OLD NADIA threading
the streets of Ndichpz, there is some-
thing peculiar IN the ssgns over the
large mercantile houses. These signs
assure the stranger that a large portion
Of the business IN this country Is done
by females they are the capitalists,
and the acIive members OF the business
firms. AS an instance of the FRANKS
p yed by Dame Fortune on those who
wo her favor by Industry and economy,
we would name the case Of Lydia D.
About fifteen years since she came to
this place from Pniladel phla.alune, poor.
trIrnilcSS and un recommended, ind com.
meuced business ia the humble CAPACITY
Ola hucks;er-Sciln- apples candy Ne
at the corners of the street next a smal
shop--a retail store &c gradually ros
up until her property - now valued a,
three hundred thousand dollars For
some years her 81 era ions in NutchrZ
and cksDurg have been hrge. She
owns some dozen OF The finest hou ,es in
burg, and Is now Il rich Old maid
and what Is rare Circumstance. accu.
mu!atCd al bS her ow' industry. She
has none ct IN contracted notions AMI
love Of small matters necu,i,r 20 ola
minds. I'm, has - s,,o,,,, ,,,sc,,i;no 49,,
iucps,,v C,r Il oyv cuisines ,r,,snc,i,,,,
with .lI the caro- not ~ ro..v Of =
s;ric, bousev;I. Whe, !, V,rLs b,r,r
the other day. She WIS poin:c9 Cn,,ons
and we parsI,eI her YER, s,,,,resu,
m She entered a s,orc no $50 ar n ,s;.,ass
Her features are riuid win earn AMI
.alcu.,,ion Ibnrr : on. or,b,, s,ycc,
smile of .luv.lipess whi,., Mas oL,pt
the sweet coouren,,ce Of w.un,,-bcr
vol has assume IA hard aud c,,,,,,,nJ.
ing tone. instead of the soft c,tcnres or
love ant kindncss-her s,cn is hurried
Inste,l of ,iobi anJ graceful IIcr,r,;,n
look and air i, that Of business. ins.e,
.orthe ora c. OF lovely woman.
She only knows one iinpuls. c,r action
-moscv. As an illustration of her
character, we will name one Instance of
her attempting 10 WOO the powers of
Cupid.
Having acciI.niIv discovered that she
was alone in the world. sb,ut four
years since she determined upon pur
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14

HEAVY EERDlCT.-Egbt tbausanJ doIisrs
damages has been rendered BY jury in Tompkins
county cIrru' 7r breach o. promise OF marriage.
TIE plrUcs Co 'hc suit were Mary Conrad luI Us.
ah williams. both 70 ,as ru.ass ,lla.l.s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14

We understand that ia, Brandy ,inn fr gaf~ now
lying at N"rf,lk. is & ii Out for Iha east ulics
and China. She Is 10 he accompanied 10y the 81.
LOUIS shop "twar. TIE squadron is Ia he COM
maaded by Capt FuEh III 4 Parker. and will saIl
IN a few weeks.-BoStbH Mercantile Journal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14

NEW YORK ELECTION. In Troy The wings
have carried the M'ynr. iva OF three supcrvI-urs
and ten out of l3 Aldermen Ia Utica they have
carried their entire ticket
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14

We are thankful 10 our correspondent, a 3 c.
for his suggesol aud aaurrng notice Of our lalor.
although we have not he pleasure Of his acquain-
lance. a. carn7, divine from lhe writing vhe lac
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14

Three Of The prisoners at Newport X. l. confined
for treason have been pardnned on giving bonds Tor
one year ioI good behavior.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14

Two men named Rpdec,er n Parker attempted
10 cross the hike at Peoria. 49, on the ice a few
days since, with their families IN TWO horse yyac.
en-. When within about 80 feet OF The shore, the
zee broke, The " gon went down aud n child Of
each was drowned before Tho sufferers could I've
rescued.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14

Governor Fairfield, 81 Maine, who hns bcrn o..
Iecteh L. = S"Hnnr has resigned his office OF Gov.
I'd. klvcnnugh becomes Acting G. pvrrnnr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14
school States,

Wis day received several cases of PENNSYL.
- YANlA SCHOOL States, for sale
wholesale and retail by
mar 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14

Tue Great WesIrrn has not yet arrived at New
York.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14


On lottery vendors 81 900.
P-,llar> 100 dollars
P,diarS On the Ohm river 100 dollars.
Lirensc for shows 500
Taxes ca g,h watches 81. 50 cents on evcrv
SILVER patent lever aud - cents on all OH silver
watches
Silver plate over $50 value and under sIOO.
per cent. over 100. > lcr rent.
The lI"use adjourned hefre getting through
the bill.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14

THE WABASH TALLEY-A Lafayette coucr.
p0nden; 81 The Maunes paper, gives The foil1ains
estimate % the number Of hogs slaughtered Of the
different places along the line Of the Wabash and
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14

The Pittsburgh Post proposes a currency of cakes
"i soap such as is used in some paris Of Mexico,
unless there should be expansion Of the curreuc,
after It was adopted. It would break up the SOAP
Oh tnders
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-14

The Argus and the correspondent Of i.a, rarer
are s'il talking about the hanks and deciing aiicu-
ton to the Wheeling banks; yet saying thai they {,
"'t Wish TO eNPoso them This has been the
oi both ur years; by which they have succeeded a.
tA'iing 40 liiIie anirosy 10 these Institutions, ~
that class OF cIiizeus who have little directly To-
co with these institutions, except Ia the handling
notes as monty. This abuse. direct or Indirect. l.
calculated TO DO injurv. not to the banks. but 10
The cur rencY, Which now IJtle enough. heaven
knows. end We dc wish Ia see them either sustained
or at once abandoned. We call upon the Argus
and The leaders Of The party here do this at once
either hon"rably aud front front make goyd their
raw head aud bloody bones" insiCuatiOus, or ac-
knowledge al once that hey have been using ihes
insIuuauons as lance OF an enemy war with The
people. G i've us no ahslracuOns. we want facts