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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-08
Landreth's Rural Register ana Almanac for
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LATEST NEWS FROM HARRISBURG.


DR.. d. Jayne,-Dear sir. Mr.. John J. Miller, resi-
ding the Cumberland side of the river drecriy OPP
positet his place, called on few. days since and
which she had been troubled milh for Il long time, by
the of your EXPECTORANT. Before she
mencmenceed using it, she had become weakened
and reduced to be obliged to keep her bed, with
every appearance Of having deep seated CONS UMP-
TON, and he had very little hopes of recovery, cspc
cialy on the night before she commenced using the
Expectorant. Her couh tight md severe, that
he did not think she could live till morning. and three
bottles which he secured from me, restored her per-
feet health. He wishes TO communicate these
facts You
Respectfully yours, MARTIN LUTX.
n. B. Your Z" Imperative Balsam ANSWERS admira-.
bly, the purposes for which it is intended and is quito
in demand, NJ. l..
Mr. Lutz is OF the rcspccta bic men in Har-
rsburg.
HO no! YOU'RE GETTING BALD ARE YOU Z.
Well, that is a misfortune and not crime but to
remain bald, when 50 fine opportunity offers
store your hair, by faithful and liberal Of
JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC, is but little short of crime.
This valuable preparation cxctes the scalp a New
and healthy action cloanses il firm scurf and danru
prevents the hair from falling off, hose eruptvo
diseases which often appear the head, and in
Jority of cases produces fine growtb of hair.
t so gives th hair rich and beautiful
unequalled by any thing of the kind.
Prepared only by DR.. ID. Jayne. Philadelphia and
sold on agency by = STEVENSON g. BELL,
Main Street, Van Buren,, Arks.
And w. ii. g. NJ. MAYERS,
n4i. Fort Smith, Arkansas
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-08
Winter Clothing,
A DistiIlery for sale.

ENOR Sale, at my residence, Evansville,
Ark, the complete apparatus for Dstillery.
namely; l two hundred gallon still one hun
dred gallon do ; Worms, Tubs, &C., &c. These
things are all in good order, they have not been
used two seasons, and | do not intend to use
them again, am anxious 10 sell, which will do
the most liberal terms. | am willing TO sell on
credit where the purchaser will give ample bond
and security.
N. B. DENNINGSBURG
Evansville. Jan. l. lS4S.-47-tf.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
4 WILL offer for saIe a negro boy aged years,
IL Monday, the 7th day of February, A. D..
JS4S, at the Courthouse door in tho towr of Van
Buren,. Crawford county, the property of the es-
tate of lsham Harre. deceased. Terms, CASH.
rr HARDY HEWES, Admir-.
Of the estate Of IsHAM HARRELL. decd.
Van Buren,, January 4, lS4S.-4S-3t.
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MARKETS..
NEW ORLEANS, DEC. 81.
(C0rrected WseLbtl

NEW ORLEANS, DEC. 81.
.(COTected Weeklyl
Cotton-Ordinary 65; middling 81 6 {; mid
ding fair, II; fair, I74a 8 good fair, nominal ;
good fine, nominal.
Sugar-Louisiana 24 81; Havana a 10; brown 4
4 81.
Molasses-lS 30 per gal.
Iobacco-24 II C.
FLour-S5 IS a 90.
Whiskey-Rectiied II 20.
Cofee-63a 7.
Sah-S0 asI 10.
Rice-4 -.
COra-4I So, $500
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-08
ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET.

THE steamer ALERT, THOMAS
~. GREGG, Master, will run as a
.Si5@SITf regular packet, the ensuing season,
from Napoleon and Mouth Of White river, to Lit
tie Rock, Van Buren,, Fort Smith and Fort Glib
The ALERT is new boat, and well adapted TO
this river, drawing only fourteen inches water.
Passengers and shippers may depend upon her
making regular trips.
For freight or passage, (having superior accom-
modaions,) apply on board
Nov. Is, lS47.-4l-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-08
Dress Making.

H6 RS. MELCHOR respectfully solicts the pa
I'VE tronage of the Ladies Of Van Buren and
vicinity. TO give her call. She is prepared to
make Dresses with neatncss and in the latest fash
ion. Her terms are moderate--Plain wrappers,
81. Trimmed Dresses, 81 so. ..
Gentlemen's clothing is also done by her, such
as shirts pants. banke,-conts, sc.
Van Buren,, Dec. "a, lS47.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-08


State of Arkansas, on the fourth Monday Of Au-
gust, A. d. 1917. Present, the Honorable Will
lam w. Floyd chancellor were the following pro.
ceedings On the chancery side of said court:
Elijah Hail, Complainant, ,
Us. In CHANCERY.
Robert McMicken, Defendent.
AND now on this day comes the said complai
nant, by attorney, and 1t appearing from the bill
Of the sa id complainant heretofore fled that the
said defendant had purchased of the United States
of America the west half Of the northwest quar-
ter of section thlrty-six, in township ten, north Of
range twenty y-seven west situated in the county
Of Franklin, State Of Arkansas, that the legal ii.
tie to said land is in the said defendant that by
his written covenant and contract he bound him
self for the consideration of three hundred dollars
10 convey by deed, in fee simple, the said land TO
the said compla nant, and that said complainant
pruys for specific performance of said contract
and it appearing TO the court from the Sheriff s
return that the said, resident found in the coun-
ty of Franklin. 1t is therefore ordered by the
court that said defendant be notified that he appear
al the Court house in the town of Ozark, in said
county of Franklin, on the fourth Monday In
February next, al circuit 10 be then and
there holden and plead answer or demur to said
complainant's bill, or the same will be taken as
confessed and decroe entered accordingly and
it is further ordered, that copy of this order be
published in some newspaper published in this
State for two weeks successfully, the last nser-
ton 10 be at least four weeks before the fourth
Monday of February next.
true copy from the. record.
Attest, EMANUEL SPEEGLE,
January |, IS4S-47-2w. Clerk.
Prs. fee. Sc 25.
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Notice. ....
I'D ANYWAY from the subscriber abont the
H6 osfb December, IS47, JOHN j. Widen,
bonnd TO me as an apprentince, all persons are
berebv forewa rned from trading with or harbor-
inc said Widen. | will give one CENT and no
thanks 10 any person who will take up said runa-
way and bring him back 10 me.
ISAIAH VINSANT.
Van Buren,, Jahuary 8, lS4S.--4S-lt
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A List of Letters

"A LSt OF L6CJCrS . -.,
n EMAIN ING in the Post Office at Van Buren Ar
IL kansas, on the first day of January, I848, which
if not taken out within three months will be sent tc
the Post Office Department, at Washington City, as
dead letters:
Arnold ] r Moor T T 3
Barker Tomas McGonnery Miss
Barnes Henry Musick Alfred
Bowman Daniel Mays Mrs 'i'
Boots Richard Meredeth Thomas c
Curry Mark II Morrow G w
Chapman Lucius Newman Col M
Courts Geo Newman G.
Clark Thomas Owens VIM T
Dunham Il Phellips Aaron
Dole William Powell VIM .
Davis C Preston Bennet
Drennen Thomas Quinlin Geo
Edelman r Rye L. r.r.-
Enlow NJ III Runnels James
Eperson Thomas Roane Jhon 3
Forseman q Sprott Reynolds w
Forsman r & ii Robenson James
Forsman Robinson Mary
Fitzgerald Robinson VIM
Fisher VIM Rose Susan
Fraser John Russell VIM
Fields Mai VIM .'9 Reeder John P
Greenwood States Atty Roberts Vna
Garner Jesse Rainwaters
Griggs Saml Scott w G.
Gellum Elizabeth Starr Agnes c 9
Henderson Mary NJ Stewart Jesse
Harrel john .Semmons w ilson %
Hatton w lShoros Alfred Esq
Hegby Charles - Skedmore John Otis
Johnson Miss Smith Hiram
Johnson Lewis Thomas Martin
Johnson Michel Trenble Roberto
Kelly. Thomas Thamer James
Landary John Thomas Rebecca
Looshee John Thomas James
Lamar James Willingham Caleb
Latham Geo Wadde Wm
Little John G. Waid David
Mcconnell VIM Wright
Muse Danl Webster VIM
McKenney Galan Woodson VIM q
Mitchell Isaac
N{-Persons calling for any of the above letters will
please say advertised, otherwise they might not get
them
COR'S. d. PRYOR, P. NJ.
Van Buren, January 8, IS47.-4S-3t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-08

5000 Bushels of Corn Wanted.
NOR which liberal price will be given and sacks
IL furnished first application will secure the con-
track - WALLACE q w AkO.
Dec II, Iei7
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-08
LATE FROM SANTA FE.


we have intelligence from Santa Fe to the Goth
Oct received at ST. Luis on the 18th inst. Several
recruiting officers had arrived at ST. Louis and
We're to commence the service in few days.
ior the purpose of obtaining eight hundred re-
crults nessary to fill up the complement Of the H.
ilnols and st. Louis battalions. In the former
deaths were dayly occurrece, but the latter
were more healthy.
Fifteen hundred Anne rican troops and twelve
pieces of artillery were to be dispatched against
Chihauhau, and three companies were already on
the road, but had halted below Albuquerque, wal
Ing for reInforcements, it was rumored that
the Mexcans had been concentrated at Ell Passo.
he American troops were expected to meet with
stubborn resistance either there or at Chihau-
hau
The command that had arrived at ST. Louis
had suffered greatly from cold and hunger on
their tedious route from Santa Fe.
RETURN OF ITALIAN ExlLEs.--A letter from
Florence has the following:
am assured by person Of undoubted vera
city that his holiness has expressed, on many oc-
caslons, the wish TO be surrounded by all those
good Italians, (no matter to what State they may
belong,) who have suffered for Italy, and are now
In exile; and am also told that measures have
been taken 10 invite to Rome the exes now in
America, Messrs F. Foresti, Alex. Bargnani, G.
Apineln, and F. Argent; and tho tinao of their
return will certainly be q day Of joy for all good
Italians"
These gcnrf1cn are well known and respected
citizens OF New York Washington Union.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-08

SDn BBLS. old Rye Whiskey 10 do Peach Brandy,
AO for sale by WALLACE & WARD.
October 80, IS47.
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ARK ANSAS RIVER PACKE L d.
eseG@A THE STEAMER
yE--t.rTSlJ1 p. H w FL TIE,
xS9.ss.SE-fsTE ELLIOTT Master, q

WILL ran'as a. regular Packet. from Napoleon
and Mouth Of White River,to Little Rock, Van
Buren,. and Foft Smith.
4. The PA. WHITFsisa new boat, and was built
expressly for this River, drawing only fourteen
Passengers ana sshipporsrm dependupon her
making regular .trps.,, -
I For freight. or passage, (having superior ac.
commodations) apply on board. 81.
Sept. I'd. 1877 3oaf
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ID EMAIN ING in the Post Office at Van Buren, Ar
N kansas, on the first day of January, IS46, which
il not taken out within three months will be sent to
the Post Office Department, at Washington City, as
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-08
Useful and Comfortable.
Scott. White & Co.,

EEAVE lust received and 6or sae low for Cash
L Il 40 bbls whiskey, 10 ) do gin, 10 do brandy,
do Pttsburg Ale, rt.
so boxes cheese, 50 do star candles,
5000 lbs spun yarn, 1000 do copperas, bbl In igo
December II, IS47.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-08
Medical Books.
Come Again.
Keep your Feet Dry.

-EXTATER PROOF BOOTS. Kip and Thick do.
w Boys and Youths do. For sale by
Oct. 80. AZ. WALLACE 81 WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-08
andy.

A BOXES Star Candies received, per steamer
EO Amulet, and for sale by
Dec. 10. ISi7. HENRY 81 CUNNINGHAM.
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s,oomsbury ut Public Sale.

TIME SUBSCRIBER will sell at pubic SAFE 20 me hlgh
est bid;er ON Wednesday, the LIST day oil March, AT
O'clock M The Exchange this valuable estate situated
even miles from Baltimore four from Elcotts Miis ana
a mile south oil Caoisvle, on 'o
road In adoins the farm of John Glenn; esq and con
acres of land of the very best quailty OF SOIL loe-
np mostly red land and has been cultivated win view
i, involvement The fields all carefully
iail ont well watered, and under good iencing.
The inn movements of the most substantial kind The
dwelling is BRICK oughcast 80 ieet 'front.' by a0 Deep
with poTticoes in front and 1t is eminence In
GROVE of oaks and overooks the whole farm, the city OF
Baltimore the river, bay, and adjacent country The sta
hi. carriage. house and outbudings OF stone and
b,ict and Conveniently arranged The view from the
on far superior any the Union east OF the Aegha
ny mountains oo -, 20
st with root cellars and stables rs feet long each
aide othe yard The managers house, quarters, granay
and diaries, all conveniently situated.
The farm is stocked with 900 fruit trees-apples
reaches pears cherries &ca selected with the greatest
care and in full bearingl The apple orchard produced
i'm one S3 barrels OF apples and 26 barrels OF cider
There are also seVeIai acres III suaWpeios iaSPoeHies
grapes, NC
This property easy OF and advantages
rarely with 1t is perfectly healthy, and has good
water ST. Timothy's church is within mile, and there
are also institutions for boys and girls The city
inc delivered daily at the Gainesville post office
at ID o'clock, and two omnibuses pass daily The society
in The neighborhood is excellent The stock and imple-
ments may be taken at a valuation
Terms of sale Oneourth cash. the balance in one, tive,
and three years. with interest, payable half yearly, from
day sale $4,000 OF the purchase money remain
upon long it may suit the purchasers. The
interest payable semi annually Apply to
W. 7. SOMERVILLE,
on the property No SO Fayette street, Baltimore.
CANNON & BENNETT, Auctioneers.
Feb I7-2lw2w
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 81, ls4s.
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE.


The following message was received from the House
of Representatives, by MIR. Campbell, their clerk
Mr.. President; The House of Representatives. have
of the heirs of John Paul Jones', with amendments. in
which they request the concurrence of the Senate.
JOHN PAUL JONES.
The Senate proceeded to consider the amendments
made by the House of Representatives to the bill for the
relief OF the heirs OF John Paul Jones. M
The amendments having been read
Mr. DAVIS, of Massachusetts, moved that the bill be
referred to the committee.
Mr.. HANNEGAN said that the bill did not originate
in the committee this year. and in the peculiar crcum-
stances of the passed without reference having
passed both houses last session, and failed to become
law consequence of being accidentally lost in the lobby
on the way the President for his signature. Owing
the courtesy-not TO say of usce-of the SEN
ate passed this session without being subjected TO
the usual form of reference TO a committee The claim
itself had undergone strict investigation these
sions Twice had it been the subject of favorable
port and il had again passed the House by large vote
its favor. The amendments entirely Immaterlal,
being merely verbal There only that had any
substance, and that made exception against the heirs
of Capt Landry, who have received their share OF the
original claim He hoped that the senator from Massa
chusets would withdraw his motion, in order that he
might be enabled TO the of the Senate
in the amendments OF the House. Elm.
Mr. DAVIS quite that this bill had received
the acton of the Senate in the form in which passed at
the last session Still he not able to understand the
bearing of the amendments which had been read He
could not determine without examination whether
they important not therefore, without entertain
ing any hostile feeling TO the bill, or any desire to DELAY
its final passage he believed that had better be exam.
med by committee AT least, that his impression
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Ry IL. W. DYER, .9ucttOnecr.

rJNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE In virtue of the power in me in
vested by certain deed of dated March l5 1913 and
recorded in OF the land records OF Washington county,
District of Columbia, in Liber w b. No. 100, and by
auction the highest bidder fort he purposes in said deed
expressed, the following described lots pieces, or parcels
of ground and premises, situate, lying and being in the
city of Washington in the District aforesaid TO wit
One half of lot No g. in square 29, beginning north
street, the distance OF % feet from the southeast corner
of said lot running thence % feet thence north at
right angles with street 80 feet, thence in line parallel
with Vermont avenue to the northwest of said lot,
thence east 81 feet thence parallel with the west line OF
place OF beginning, the distance of SO feet from
NORTH thence south SO feet the place of beginning being
onehaf of said lot No 3, and containing 2,992a feet OF
ground
Also, the half of LOT No H. in square No. 2S, in
the said city Of Washington, fronting southwark on New
York avenues and bounded by the following lines viz; BY
division between the said lot No and lot No in the said
square and running eastward along the said the
front boundary of lot No. t. in the said square rs feet ~
inches thence northward by line right angles to the
said New York and equdstant at point from
the eastern and western boundary lines OF said lot NO in
the said square No. 26 to the northern or rear boundary
line of SAID last mentioned lot thence westward along said
last mentioned boundary line of lot No aforesaid % feet
u inch, thence southwark to the place OF beginning lol
ieet 6inches.
The above sale will take place Monday the 10th day
of March next, at O'clock p m, commencing ON the
premises of lot No. B. IN square PIG.
Terms of sale: Onethrd of the purchase money to be
paid in cash the day after the sae the balance in two
equal payments OF one and two 10 be secured by
satisfactorily endorsed notes. bearing interest from day oil
sale Upon compliance with the terms of sale, deed VIII
be given and deed Of trust taken the deferred
payments the cost of the purchasers, and possession
given of the premises. a
The himself the right of resellng any
all Of the premises named if the terms of sale are not
such time and place, and upon such terms, he may
PM PEARSON, Trustee.
ROBT w. DYER,
Feb 22-law3wNds Auctioneer.
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Public Sale of steam Engines, &c.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Construction, Equipment, and Repairs,
February IT, 1913.
T1OR SALE public auction, at the navy-yard Wash
ngton d. c., the 18th March next, IL O'Clock, m
two non-condensng steamengnes, with iron boiler
and of Lopers propeers with the necessary shaftng
and bearings as lately removed from the u s. steamer
Water Witch.
The cylinders twenty inches in diameter, and two
feet stroke of piston the boiler is fourteen feet inches
in length with width of six feet inches, and has
tubular hues the propelers feet in diane
ter, and are OF wrought iron.
The engines, boiler, and all the appurtenances which
will be presented Tor sale may be any time
vious the day of sale Terms cash.
No To be published three times week until day of sale
in The Inellg encer and National Demokra at Washing
ton, D. c.; Morning Post, Boston; Journal of Commerce
and Globe New York Pennsyvanian and Public Ledger
Philadelphia Enquirer, Richmond Virginia Republican
and Argus, Baltimore, and Beacon Norfolk.
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TO sUBsC RIDERS.

The name OF will u on book. unless
payment Of the subscription be made in advance
which will be risk assumed by Ourselves ins
safe transmission
The COUNTRY PAPER is published ,ri weekly during the
Subscriptions periodless ON terms
ned the annual IA
posasters certificate payment for
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PosTMAsTERs authorized agents
DAILY with $40 encosed
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cribes with will entitled copy
edition they furnish subscr iben for sraiis m sI
90 THr RE6srxK will be furnished them the
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

COLLECTORS OFFICE, KEY WEST, Feb. T. Isis
THE NEW LIGHT, Just completed Kew West will
i be shown the 10th inst Ii is frstcass STATIONARY
light, and will, probably, be visible from ships deck NJ
the distance of twenty-five miles in clear weather IL is
situated eight hundred yards northeast of the of the old
light The bearings and heretofore followed for
entering this port may still be observed but vessels ap-
preaching the ship-channe in the daytime, will find five
fahoms the bar, by bringing the buoy in range
with the light house, and running for IT,
s. h. MALLORY, Collector.
The Herald, New York; Boston Post Daily keystone
Philadelphia; Charleston Mercury and Courier, New Or
leans will please publish the above thirty days. and
their duplicate bills, recepted TO the Fifth Auditors Office
Feb H-30t
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.... COLLECTORS OFFICE, Jan. Is, lS4S
TINE Annual tnxcs Real npd Personal Prop
l. ery for the year 1897 became due the corpora
ton ls instant deduction OF ten per cent i al
lowed by law upon all bills said year which shall be
paid this office during the months OF January md Feb
uery The collector prepared to deliver such bills
may be called tor, and TO receive payments.
Feb. 2-2awtMarch Iif A.ROTHWELI, Collector.
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Fruit and Ornamental Trees.-Nursery at Linden
Hi, neRr WashIngto


LNOR sale, at the of the subscriber a very ex-
ensive assortment of fruit trees consisting OF apple
pear, peach, necafne, apricot plum, cherry, ounce nc
Ornamental, Evergreen, and Shade Trees
The collection Of trees for and shade for streets
and lawns IS extensive and of large growth
which are Balm oi Gilead silver fir spruce and hem
lock dr, white or Weymouth pine, Linden sugar maple
silver maple tulip poplar, European and American ASH
Chinese aIanhus, tree Of heaven, white and scarlet
towering horse chestnut, and a variety of others.
Also thorn-p plants for hedging, Towering shrubs rose
bushes, dubious roots, dahas, and hetbaceous plants
catalogue, with directions for planting can be had at
The stall OF the proprietor, in the Centre Market;
seed store oil John r. Calan, the General Post Office
and Of E. M Lnthicum, Georgetown; who, agents,
will receive and forward orders
All orders through the post office, otherwise will be
promptly attended TO.
branch of the establishment is located 18th street,
Tor the convenience OF citizens call and select for them
selves.
In this establishment about twelve thousand
apple and twenty thousand peach trees size suitable
this springs planting
The above trees being all raised under the immediate
of the proprietor be confidently recommended as
genuine, and will be supplied fresh dug from the ground
Feb 9-lawil5Ap JOSHUA PEARCE.
NTULLER's Physics and MeteoroIogy, by j. Null
wi Ter, Professor OF Physics University OF Freburg
first American edition, volume, with 53S engravings
This day published.
Feb IL F. TAYLOR.
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TAPS and Illustrations for ThierS History OF the
Nl Consulate and the Empire, being geographical, topo
graphical, and military maps, plans of battles campaigns
sieges, NC illu strating the history - .,.
Just imported Paris by +. TAYLOR, few sets of
above answering well for the American as for tho
French editions ..sH
Also a single set of the vgnees and engraved designs
illustrating the same work, which be imported Ito
der, NV The advertise ser from Paris Feb Is
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THE TIMES,

EDITED by DUFF GREEN.
vTNIS paper will be, far practicable full fair, and
l. candid record of passing events but It's chief present
purpose is counterfeit the abolition movement by
ma skiing the designs, motives and end of political aboli-
demonstrate that its principles as hostile to the
rights property Interests, prosperity, and liberty OF the
north rights and property of the south and by
peas their intelligence and PATRIOTISM to unite the wise
and good of all parties in every Section In common eff
fort to strengthen and perpetuate the Union.
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