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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-02-10
PROSPECTUS OF THE
YPNILANTT SENTINEL,
VOLUME -FOUR.

In coming before the public with the fourth Vol.
of the ssSentine'' we find favorable opportunity OF
skctching a slight programme of our intentions
which we shall endeavor to fill duriag the year. we
have been faitered more during the year just past
with the satisfaction expressed by our Po;rons than
by anv considerable increase ofour subscription u.s.
So great are the obstacles which country press has
to coniend with that it must necessarily win Its way
SLOWLY iuio public favor In this respect we tust
Re have made some advance. With the grea ef
experience we now have of the peculiar tastes oil our
reading community we hope to advance still farther.
The ..Sentinel'' will continue 10 advocate the
measures of the Wing party so far as those meos-
uIcs are now developed nor do we apPrehend the
adoption of any doctrine by that party which our
private Judgment shall force US to oppose;-yetin
tie events of the future hold sacred the shis Oh
private opinions Its political features shall, howev-
er be kept at all times, free from personality and
unfair argument
Should our patronage soon warrant it we shalt
make considerable addition to the amount OF our
political reading but we cannot promise this except
on the condition of largely increased subscription
In MISCELLANEOUS READING we trust we shall De
able to the young the miduie aSeu' ""u III"
old. For this purpose increasing the amount ana
selecting for wider range of the cur ent ltefa-
ture of the DIV iaau heretofore.
We sharbe constantly the look out Tor the
richest jokes of Punch, Judy, Yankee Doodle, and
kindred humorists, while the whole troop OF elite
rary periodicals will be made to yield their choicest
gems We should be glad if we were able 10 pom
Use something NAL in this line, and we trust that
we may be able to find in the course of the year,
if so it " III not be held back because are not OBJ
lgated by promise to produce it.
Our Gxs ERaL GSTELLIGBscE will be cOpious, cor
rect, and eayy. The various aud multifarious de-
signs of weekly journal we shall endeavor in short
10 fuf 20 the best of our ability: Of which the pub
lie have now had some two years experience.
Wesrust that we shall now see an increased in
terest taken in the Sentinel by those whose lutte
Nesis are advanced. and the importance OF whose
ACE of residence is enhanced by its continuance
With the expiring hero we say, if we have done
well, ssGive us your applause
THE PUBLISHER.
Ypsilanii Jan. % 1447.
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A b ALIAD.

Love has its cares, its soft alarms,
Its pIeasurs and its pains;
But fell me not of other charms,
While yet the spell remains.
Oft has the bosom warmed,
Delusive tho thy power;
Love had charm that ever formed
The magic ofthe hour.
No dream that ever fancy wove
To people forms of air;
'Twas woman's smile, and womon's love
Shone brightest features there.
JOYS which else the worldNad fled,
Shall never more depart,
While woman's love remains to shed
Itslustre Ger the heart.
Love has It's cares, its soft alarms,
lis pleasures, and its pains;
But tell me not of other charms,
While vet the spell remains.
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Extracts from the Speech Of Mr., Bddger on
the Message ofthe President advising the
creation ofthe Office of Lieut.. General 10 the
.4ymu In Meric0
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Slavery i'm Virginia.

A Petersburg Correspondent, under GATE OF
the 3lst ult., writes to the Chr0n0type as fol-
lows:
So This is the season of negro-hiring for the
coming wear, and for the last four days this bu-
siness has been actively conducted in the street
under the window of the house put up at
Hundreds of negroes. of both sexes, and all 81
"a. and ages, mixed up with thar masters and
nero BUYERS, and persons wishing to hire, have
been constantly blocking up the whole street,
during that time, questioning examining, and
bargaining like so many jockeys at horse mar
hot The terms of hiring at this slave mart, are
these: the hirer gives bond and security 10 pay
,be stipulated amount to the master, or AGENT
a. mich ofthe business is done by the auction
or sc brokers. at the end of the yea--that is
t.Snext Ist of January. The hirers feed and
clos,e the negroes, and nothing but death cen
oa,reI or comtuptathe bond the doctors Dill
snIS ;ssallowed am Offset. l remarked 10
x.,o.,an at the table that, if this was allowed,
I thought the master would get little for nsl
slnse at the end of the year. yes, ne SAID ne
81 etimes got little enough, but 1t the doctor
S,lkxyas not paid by the master, he would De
,n-,sI;LeIv To have no niger at the end of the
NJ hut a dead one.' The hirers, he contIn-
nsd s,yould let them die before they would call
IA doctor at their expense.
e, L-;ve- you his words as near as may pc
nav reflect ON the people, but l can't help
tbat-they must take care OF the Jdct. 10 gay
1"a "a of circumstance which reflects much
der II vas said at the dinner-table that
-hrver here. named Henry Davis, had
Tue of negroes with which ne was going TO
uuo South and as he did not want the women,
'.ho had infants to be troubled with them, ne
had sold several of the infants Tor nve doiafs
no. ~;ece The landlady said she knew OF three
aP ID soa 50. and she believed there were more.
H. children thus ruthlessly torn from their
,,otbers breasts are very, very young; ironl .
molne's :. naorth or two I'D. asked if such
weenI ,.ssed without naicet People was
ota repIv chit express their private opinion
-9ne ne. r I'm. lore was no public notice TAKEN.
Ill., exnressed myprivate opinion pub
;i:i,uNtbat i at the table-as q thing so infa-
~. that the man guilty oft deserved hanging
and ouarterng. What doyou think
Extraordinary Case.-Ve learn that one of
tho workmen on the Centra railroad, between
here ard Montpelier. wasRlled last week, In
The following Distressing manner: rock that
thew were blasting not gong Oh readily, one OF
The hands went to it surprising that the match
had cone out but while on ihe rock the charge
.''enf off producing seam sufficiently large to
..La in his legs and q pat of his body the
scam then partly closed upconfning him close
iv After using every exrtion in their power
~ sextricate him, with no l,pe of success, aeon
sultation of physicians wa, called, and at ms
sornest. solicitation, blod vessel was opened
y burlington VI Liberty Gazette.
r+An Immense ssbergrecently fOundsits
Us az. Larbor of Eastss-t Nc and dashed
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YPSILANTI SENTINEL,
Is published every Wednesday, at Ypsilant Washte-
nav Co. Michigan, by
CHARLES WOODRUFF. =
TERMS.

91 so Cash in advance and $500 will in
variably be charged if payment is delayed three
months from the time Of subscribing.
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rsAn immense sebergrecently found its
way - IS some vesseh lyiae At the wharves.--
in p.s'e supposed to haze bses blown from the
ar was sea by the str'ns siaty.esles.-Er.
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v.ra sure to -b' lo'ers when we quarrel
w eeu ~ itisl ciSl var, and in all such
ws, with udi9a triumph are dsists.
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the solid rock, and 5 a work Of great labor.
II bears marks about Il Of gfea! antiquity.
The vel IS deep, was the description Civ.
en- OF Il by the woman Of SlmGria to our
Lord. i still as nov noticed, has The
same character, although 10 an extent !, i,
perhaps filled with the stones which are
thrown lniO ITO sound i BY travellers and
pilgrims.
The adventure which have now no.
iced being over, We emerged rom he welt
aud, sitting down at rs moWb We could
hot Lul thlnk Of HE scenes aud events o
other days. We were near to the very
parcc Of ground that Jacob gave Joseph.
jacob Wei was here Here Jesus, he
saviour, sal, wearied with h- journey, SUI
ieuug from the lulirmilcs OF that lowIy
human nature he had assumed, when he
caHo trom heaven to accomplish the ork
o. our redemption, which BIS Father bad
gwen han to 10. Here he spake with 10.
lmilabIe simplicity and majesty as never
man sPake, setting himself forth a. the
Source aud GIVE Of the coplous and salts
tying waters Of Etetual Lite"
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The Dutchman and ! were sharply ~.
terngaied as TO what started u.s. and know.
my /, would take pretty tough swearing
aud startling tacis 10 put vs. through,
asserted solelnnly that two
Fife, by Shubner" interrupted The
D1tchman.
Two only saw, sir," continued
Blast yer eyes, roured our captain,
g two what !"
Fife, by Shubiler, der vos"
Five Indians n Mc&cau- YOU cab.
bage aud sour.croui headed theft" scream.
ed two heutenants.
Two Indians, saw, SIT. stuck ID
he trO Indians firm asa sign post aud the
Du,chmsn as Tcsou,ely hung on to hls
" i've, By Shub,cr We were both favor.
Cd with bencdcion better imagined than
described, as tho moral import Of Il vas not
edlly ing 10 ears polite. A lew resolu'e tei.
.oAs took scou, around tue edge Of the
swamp, ard returning about daylight, re
ported nothing visible but stray vol
found guawlng some bones. My old buf
talo RIBS, | suppose, had attracted the rapa-
clous varmuts 10 my station, aud hence
he alarm. However, that pant Of NY be
l,ei | kept 10 myself; ~e renamed under
arms uuul day break
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atiera conference With him, are understood
to have withdrawn their designations, and
consented to strike their names from the
other popor, SEX eral Of lhtse Offices
Subsequently, communicated with tie Colo
mel n regard TO the paper IN question, ard
explanations took place, re establishing
their kind relations. We trust tia, long
ere this, the same 10 The case with all md
tia, our Regiment, heretofore distinguish
ed for order and discipline, y ll soon reco,.
e' tom this temporary cloud. Capt, Hen.
rvs Company was not IN camp, al these
occurrences, and Cspls. Pace and W..
hamson and Lieut.. latham, we're absent
on recruiting service. Gen. " TOOL, hss
ordered separation Of the North Caroll.
ia from the Virginia and Missisapgl Reg.
ments, and they were eucamped, d. tic
last adyIces, five miIes apart
Gen. Wool approved entirely Of tie
course Of Col. Pane, throughout The mu
tiny. But the Coloue requested a Court
OF Enquiry, which was ordered to Be coin.
posed Of Gen. Cushing and Col. Ham.
sFamch, But the iatct Officer haune
been taken i'll, and be ore HE recovery, the
former being ordered to Gen. SCOTS cen.
mand, The Cours did nog ST. We hope.
however, that another viii BE constituted.
at the earliest day practicable. We learn
that Gems. Cushing aud Wool made din.
genlinqulry for causes Of co,npIaint ag1ust
Col. Paine, bul could hear Of nothing OK.
cepi auslerl,y Of naaHer," v hateycr
other causes may have existed, Of which.
being gnoran,, We say nothing, none in cur
opinion could justify the o9ttngcs attempted
upon the order Of his camp end bis person.
a safety and If he had submitted 10 he
insult and violence so repeatedly offered to
hin, without queling the mulny, ne would
have been unworthy Of the command hs
holds. Military law defines the powers Of
the Officer as well as the deity Of the Sol.
der aud in case OF violation OF Il BY eth.
ef, Tribunals are provided to give redress.
LA~less violence, neither ia military nor
civil lte, can be juslfable remedy. lfh
we're presumed that the Colonel was dis.
posed 10 pot himself above The law, an ap.
peal was only needed to Gen. Woo, on
Officer not more distinguished by the blood
he has shed for his country aud his brilliant
services in the field, than by his exac,
knowledge of the discipline and customs Of
our armies III all situations for more than
80 years.
1t is very egiden; from tie above state.
ment, that our troops would not have been
Involved in his unfortunate affair, and the
It would nc. have occurred, but Tor the re.
peaed intrusion INTO their camp BY soldiers
OF other Regiments, in defiance Of order,
for purposes Of disturbance. We deeply
lament That II did occur, and hope tina, with
their separation to themselves, and the re-
turn Of quiet, PeE'ect hormony has been
restored.
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.HE$CEEL.A.l'E,0E'S,

The Picket Guards Alarm,
a SCENE Is A MEXICAN CANE.
MS rALreNnuIBgE,


Ooe gloomy night, after 8 hard day 5
march up the B'NEos rivor, IN that land Of
blood -- leSns--lu tie year Of 1890 We
pitched our camp, rot scant ami homely
supper, & biil Of fare in which horse meat,
and the jtrktd carcase Of On old Buffalo
blll were very conspicIousl spread cur
blankets IN llulc ptatrio, aud with the
high vault OF heaven llr oar tent. laid
down to sleep, A man sometimes seems
fastldlous ahou, clean sheets aud sweet
beds, m he hand Of civic glory, bot few
hud fault aud occasion TO complain, when
doing service ia the tented field by the
glanng blaze Of the cheerful camp ire.
II so fell cut, on the above interesting &C.
rasou, that held post Of honor @ known
as the pcquet guard, for the fret four hours
ssler pitching camp. Near our camp, to.
wards tho Braz,s, was a chapparaI swamp
and not Tar oil were supposed to be camp.
ed q body oil Camanehc Indians. whom II
was our expectation, the next DAY 10 give
regular lessy for their having robbed US Of
saaJfy good horses, and numbering a Ger.
man family who had settled or the Btazos,
aud we're quietly and clsllly leriiIlzing that
luxurious sol. Rife on my shoulder, and
few ribs Of the aforesaid venerable bur.
islo bull, nicely toasted on a " sharp stick
by our fire, strobe off to my solitary guard
or post, about seventy yards from the thick.
et For the first hour OF my dull round |
gnased away at my savory ribs, aud was
happy as grlg. But tho next hour grew
heavy, the camp became still, and the third
horr was just about gloomy enough to kali
fTenchman stone dead. sa, down Up.
on.a little elnmP ofgtnss, aud had got near.
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AN TNT1MATiUN FROM GREAT
BRITAIN.

The Washington Wing mentions re.
port that Mr. Champion, the British Min
lster pre-. tenn, has submitted, by order Of
his government, to Mr.. Buchanan, an init,
nation that, 10 the event Of an absorption
Of the existing territory by the United
States, Great Brleia will look to the un;ed
States for the re endorsement of the debt
due by the present Mexican government to
the subjects Of the United kingdom. And
also, that the innmation goes even further,
that, if the wat with Mexico shall end in
any serious disbursement Of Mexican ter.
rilory, tins government will be called upon
by Great Britain to make good the English
McyIcan debt in proportion to the value OF
the territory dlsmembered.
We give the above as an item Of curreuI
news, but We DO not believe that auy such
animation has been given.
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lnE nErrn OF JAcoms We'll.


me DEPTH OF JACOBS WELL.
Tie Rev. DR.. Nn,o>, d Euslaud, Who
las recently travelled through the Holy
latd aud published the results Of has lray
d under the title of i" HE Land Of the b
BE El,'eJ aud DESCRIBED present, the
GLOWING relation .! his wasn't to J4coJ'-
Wen:
-, Slcchcm n.. wilson faurla rem
nan, q the SamantaHs s'liI, nri bod some
interesting conversation with one ot ,heir
priests In the immediate mel -hboFACoI D.
J5coU's " ell, where our Lord encountered
he woman OF Samaun, ana ~lth stmpics,
images Instructed her ID tie sublime mys.
teflas OF spriua, truth. The wei is .i'u.
III autd the runs q, d church which Cuce
surrounded H. lie mougA was GOV, red
with ,wo!ar-e stores, Raitug away these
the uaye'lcrr, WIKI ih.r attendants, sUuu-
themselves down O. ktGd Of plluyrm,
where thcy ktudled hgLt, aud commenced
preparations for usceHaIulus the depth OF
Jscob'- Wei.
:" II wss now tine to disclose cur plan
81 operation to our native attendants. ia.
cob, sajd We, friend Of ours, an Eaaish
traveller aud minister, the Rev. Andre"
Eeuar, OF COLLAGE dropped the i've books
el Moses aud the o'her inspired records
info this vel about three years ago, and II
you vii descend aud bring them up we
shat give you handsome 0ah<h's'' box
'7'sh s>.d 'hr AtaO'' Hf"a'S al Ine
s'9Nai u 'heic Is 70 ut o"A>''s' "a 'Ae
CASE we uu'' nave II, 'o' We are me i'to'
81 sue 'luu' q. u'"" "u : .' s''N We
'1t0 wing t1e rope over '",lf NHo~'a'f'I
aNa you s9a'l nave 'Ao o1N>IHs"' Nslr
''''5' sl.1 ''ey' a"i '"'"u y" "''N w ;
'e' ) ''o' Do "Al' ~ e's's' '''oo wa,
'eaaJ al cur eo'hAaha ouo' ""'u ne I'Au
'Na Inc rope touha avs oVuf ue'"N '"e
shoulders, he received our parting 'ns"uc.
hens' we asked htb 10 ca" ou' !" Us |He
moment laa' nc Hi-', "ffl'e d. t'e SUI
ace o. ",e "a,e'' ''' '''' "''' '''a' We
-"ou'o - "o.' w.. IVY -. " T. ,',', .'.,''
N" 7''''"r' ., '"' -, .t
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''so ~ FI' 'H' vac W - "''''
"'''e" "V "'u s'o'eu "'s o,''',' o"' -
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'0'NVD ''''O '"' 'ol''0' "a -" '',J u. VI
""'" Nc s'oou' 'e''', '"~" 49, " " ", IA,
anr "' oe''o" "'u,s'" W P."i'' !" '''
''eo'e" '0"-o'' y, ''u''e s"'0 "''''
u" i"'e'iuP''o" III "'' sou ''''' 'Ne'O'''' a.
y" '"o ~ " ~ Wv
,o' ou' oo"''e '"' spun % 'e'o''o', '''~''
ne e'.nVe0, y" F" S'S"', CIV, We ~ ".'',
60 ne ARABS ue'1 WIN Us '"p ''P'' a"'
We ,o"N care 'ua' uo sNou'u u's0e"u a'
sen'I as PoSs'o'e'
H"u our mae r'a' was W airy tN"dUs'
ted he clHed out nave feach'u 'hc o"',
'o'n' ana II rs al present Se''et'E covered
"''h "a'ef' fof'o"''n ne "'"'''' ms
"gh'' ahu' mat ne "'-'' nave every az
vantage We 'hfe" nun gov" Va '",',> VI
'ty s"1Ns' win "h''n NC "'"H' Wv"
"hlch dis''ne'y sho"eo vs. 'h' ""o' o' '"e
VEL rom the Top TO I've oo'''"''
4" We saw the end OF the rope at IT'S low
er part; and we put a knot upon It nj the
margin above, that Nc m,ght have the eN-
uct measurement when Jacob might come
up. After searching for about five min
u,C9 for tie Bible among the stones and mud
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WHOSE FAt-E.T 1SIr

Our Locotoco friends tell US thet the
Mexican people believe the Wings are OPP
posed 10 the war, and this encourages them
to hold out and pro.recI the war And
pray who made them " believe there was
party in tins country favorable 10 them
Not the Wings, certainly. Every Wing
press IN the Union has denied it. Who told
them that there was party in this country
traitors aud B." Mexcans IN heart 7" The
Loco(ocos VIE told them that there was
party in this country Of" Mexican wings"
and " MeSicau CONSIDERS r. The Locs.o.
cos VIE told them ihat the Ministers OF
the Gospel in this country were "enemjes
of their country and "tories in their
heart The Locolocos Who told them
that he majority Of The United States Sen.
ate were " traitors" and Mexlcans," op.
posing the cause Of their country Tho
Washington Uoion," the organ Of Pres.
ident Polk Surely if these things HAYS
given them aid and comfort" the Wings
are not to blame. If the Mexicans do "bc
Iieye tina: there is party in this country
favorable to their cause, such en- impres-
sion has never been made by the W big press.
- Washington Pa Reporter,
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man suakp sctttDu lftpseII Cnrib a. lin
Source and Guye- Of the coripp. md salts
l,tua waters Of Eternal l.tr ~
F,au Re R4s,Igl Rea4stsy.
DISTURBANCE * INN \ e REGIMENT
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Hi'td bus uen 20 take IT, lheir hos'''e
'ee''rg vas 'uf'her manifested by sa.u'log
-. .,,..t ~. u r'a,4
M. y, ~. m -. -.
f.a,a -. - 200, ao,o ,'.,,oaJ =, -
from cfo"ds ol men, were ho''ceu IN 10
o'hef way man ~ coilP.a'"' 70 'Heit YIN
GERS tie haa never SPOKEN 10 soto'ef ol
'iHeI OF Hese heE'I en's, eh'tss Dioosh'
th'o G. meet van them ~ 'he course oil du
W "h'ch hau required MN 70 nave some
OF mem cohHned iof breaches Oh u'selpI ne
nus slate OF lee'ios having continued Tor
se'efa' "tehs, on the Hisht Of the IAN oil
AuEI.' cfo"o o. more '0ah IuV uen from
'"o '"-"'a IA, S'"eu' eh'el'u rue {"
gu. 'P"e"' VI "'e worm Na'o''un a. -tWeu',
"1a J" voc presence VI many u us uen auu
So'"e o' ''s o'''ce's' eo'H'n''eu gross Ou''
rage On HEia'y ofder ana fFoPre'y' 10 IN
lefe''ns "Ah 'he in'erh1I arrangements
'of e".o'eiHs u'sclf'Ihe 'hete'o' Al 'Nc
""'e U' '"'' oICut't' "u'C" Noeh pace
near "'e 'ea' OF ''e O"'oheh ne HaFp'heG
70 DC VI another Pa'l Of 'Ae camp, ana me
i'eo', Oo'oae' ana MAJ were oo'h SICK,
'uoos" We former "en' ou' aH1 attempted
'oatfesl some OF me perpetrators oul RON
the iatoiness OF We sergeant IN of9efius
out bis guard hey all escaped ga the
following evening the I'.h' the same crowd
commenced pafad'ng the streets OF loe
No''n 'aFo'ina camp J." o'nos' passing
several Hmes immediately before 'he door
aud atouud the tent OF The CotoaeI, making
'"so'log ana provoking I'"a' h''
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VOLUME XVIII.
r. ]. HOLTON,
EDITOR. PROPRIETOR y PUBLISHER
TERMS:

TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS n not
paid IN adrancs. THREE DOLLARS u not
paid nitbin SIR months and THREE DOL.
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS II not paid IA.
I'll after The e5PirdtioH Of he ysar. No Pgp,r
discontinued until all arrsdragss afe pad, cx.
eept al The option Of he Editor.
81 Advertisements tasfrtsd II One Dollar PER
square lG lines o. les, this sued fypf Or ne
.hTd insertion. and Is cents for zach coHiinu.
aaee. Court adreifieacats and Sltrtg's Saks
charged . per cant AIgAer md dedaefioH Of
J3i PEI cent ioM b. nude rom tie rsguiar pr
ces for irentsers by n year AdueTf.ssmtEjs
inserted monthly o. qaarterig 5 PEI square III
each time Ssmi.mehiAly Is ceEts pr tqaare
fel zach TINE
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The Secretary Of the Treasury, since
the first of January last, has sen, upwards
OF twelve millions Of dollars to New Or
leaus-an amount unprecedented since the
Government was originated. 49, Washington
Union.
This shows where the money is gong to.
As fast as We have imported specie from En.
gland--ths product Of the bread We have
sent there to feed the hungry 80 fast il has
been sent TO Mexico, on its other errsnd OF
death and destruction. Thus We haya besn
compelled to take advantage of the famine IN
Europe TO carry On what is worse than famine
war IN Me1lco,-N Y. Express,
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