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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-03-13
Correspondence between John a
Jones Of Georgia and Lewis D
Campbell Of Ohio
FAIRm KNowE, Geo. Feb. 7, 1856

FAIRE KNowE, Geo, Feb. 7, 1856
SIR; I have been reading your speech
on the Kansas-Nebraska bilI-Housc OF
Representatives, Dec. ii, 1854 One
short passage gave me great pleasure
You say " lave briefly passed over
and anaIyzcd this act. / dcnounce it aS
trTnseiDg the just powers Of the people
of the States to the National Executive,
already swollen with it's enormous powers
.of Federal patronage and the veto, The
transfer is bitter pill" No doubt Of it,
and the entire bill, doubtless, is moro Bit
ter still. But you were forced to swallow
1t Disgorge it if you dare Repeal the
Fugitive slave Law ut your peril. Pill
iul meddling, hcctoriug Glnatic--you dare
not do i. The south is aroused You see
it, and you will quail; you will crawl
back into your ianatical den, and snarl,
and growl, and show your claws, but you
dare not strike, and |, for one, arc sorry
for it. Now mark io-you have got the
vote in the House to do it. Refuse Kan
sas admission into Tie Union, and in nine
ty days she will be admitted into d Union
freed from your foul, conaminating con-
nection.
Believe this is mot intended as threat
to deter you--(you are deferred alrcady)
it is sent to you in the hope that ifyou
have one spark ofcourage, il may fire that
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H-G. David wants every body in the
County, and the balance Of Mankind, to
come to town on Saturday next and attend
his Horse Market, as he has an excellent lot
of Horses, Mules, and Cattle, which he
will sell at very low prices, to the highest
bidder and give six months credit.
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Religion In America.

The Episcopal Church is the oldest in
the United States, 1t has 33 diocescs, SO
bishops, LA clergy, l05, $50 communi-
cants, TO the Sabbath Schools connected
with the Episcopal church, there were in
The year 1854, 60, 600 pupils.
The Congregational Denomination has
now 2,449 churches, l,848 pastors, 475
minister's, and 2O7, 5O8 members.
The Baptist Assocat ons have l0,13I,
churches, 0,5I5 ministers, and / ,O78, 1874
members.
The Presbyterian Churches have 4
general assemblies or synods, Az presby.
terie9 9I5 candidates, 1859 congrepa-
tons and $50, ,02l members or communi
cants.
The Methodist Churches, The pro.
portion Of the population of the country
which may be said to be under the spiritu.
al care Of American Methodism, is eStma.
ted at 6 G,475,902.
The Lutheran Church, -Four general
synods, % district synods, $50 ministers.
2,ooO congregations, 10000 communi-
cants
Morayians have one Bishop, 90 church
cs, 800 ministers, and about $4,000 com
municants
Wnneberennarians have six elders, l30
preachers, 1913 churches, AS preaching
stations and 1880 members.
The Orthodox friends Their church
accommodation isior 1910 persons.
The ,unitarians number about 26O con.
grsgptions and $4,000 members.
Tic uniyesEalists Lave SEQ churches,
go nhiistcfs Number Of members 81,
coo
Rmas Catholics are about s,Go0,o 900.
lheJeas have 65 syungoSues.
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EAGLE HoTEL.-See Card of this Hotel
in another column. They keep a good
House, and their charges are very modcr-
ate; only 624 cts, for breakfast, dinner, sup
per and lodging. Call at this house, and
our word for it, every thing will be done
70 make YOU comfortable
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MuRDER.-A man by the name cf Rhoadcs was
murdered near IIamdcn in yintcn County on
Wednesday night last. We loarn that several per
sons were arrested as the supposed murlcrgrs, but
have all been discharged, except one the brother Of
the murdered man, who ut last accounts was un-
dergonga trial at M'Arthur, The particulars will
be laid before our readers, when developed.
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DAILY PogTSMouTm TaiBUNE.--This paper
comes to us in an improved form; and, although
being somewhat smaller in size Mr.. Mcfarland
has stricken out all "dcai head advertisements,
reduced The headings, and so condensed other
matter as to enable him to give more reading
matter than in the old form. Success to Mac
and the Tribune"
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IF We learn from the State Journal,
that the students in Granger's CONNER.
cial College, Columbus, gave grand EN-.
tertainment to the citizens, in the Hall of
the College, on the Cd, TO show their ap.
probation of the benefits they had derived
from this popular institution, and also
their richard for the proprietors, Of il,
Messrs. Armstrong IL Granger. Tic
festival was pronounced one OF the most
Of the son.-PRet0a Jour.
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STAND FROM UNDER.--The following
Banks are discredited by Banking
Houses, and we would advise farmers
and others to keep their hands off
North Borough Bank. Massachusetts
Farmers & Mechanics Bank, Greens
borough, Maryland.
Warren Co. Bank, Pennsylvania.
R. l. Central Bank, East Greenwich.
Arcade Bank, Providence
Bank Of McComb Co., Michigan.
Lagrange Bank, Georgia.
Planters & Mechanics Bank, Georgia.
Bank of Ohio SAVING Institute.
Erla City Bank, Of Pennsylvania.
GrocarS Bank. Boston.
Cherokee Jno. & Bank'g O. Georgia.
Valley Bank, llagorslown. Md
Farmers, Bank, R. |, WiChford.
Bank of IIolloweIl. Maine.
Ellsworth Bank, Massachusetts.
Central Bank, Tennessee.
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The NATIoN's ExTRAyA 3ANcI -. Or the
year ending August 3lst, 1856, we Amer
leans imported from Europe, for our own
heads and those of our wiycs and daugh-
ters, 81, ,982, $50 worth OF bonnets Of silk,
straw and lcghorn, and Of hats and caps.
Yet how few Of the head pieces one geo,
gives evidence of having been sent for
three thousand miles away. All are
seemingly homemade. In that same
year Young and Old America treated
themselves, TO $3, 1872, $50 thofuatch-
es, chronometors and clocks Of European
make, Their appetite, too, for foreign
iewelry was baitod with $974,I2O worth
of that article, upon which without sigh.
ing they paid duty of thirty per cent.
For leather TO cover their hands and feet
they sent across the ocean and bought to
the tune of SO, ,096, enough to hide
bind the nation, and sicken j! in various
ways.
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DESsNoRE & Co., advertise in another
column. This old and fayorito House is
noted for keeping every article in their
limo, of the every best brands. Those Of
our readers, tha! deal in any thing in thoir
line, could not do better than send in their
orders to that house.
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CoURr OF COMMON PLEAS Commences
on Tuesday March the 18Th, inst, in this
place, when the trial of VIM. Multner,
will take place, who is now in prison ac-
cused Of tho murder Of Mr., Aul, at Port.
land On New Years Eve last
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NEw PAPER We undcrstagd that a "Dano
ra'ie-Joint'Stocl-NewSpapcr' is to be eslab.
li'hed in this place. We have not learned pre-
ciscly by whom, but hpe to find out some day
Welcome it along, aud wish it may have good
time.
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PoHrsMoUTn HERALD.-This paper, which
WAS published by Mr.. Hannah, and died
upon his hands, is about to be brought TO
life by McSsrs ShannOn & Spence. We
hope it may survive and receive better
supportthan it did under It's former pro-
prietors.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE PORTSMOUTH, is
thronged daily with travellers and boar
ders. Mr.. Montgomery understands how
to accommodate his guests. His table is
excellent, and his rooms fitted up in good
style.
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~ There is, we have been informed,
a Daily Mail established between Ports,
mouth and Hamdon, carrying mails for
the different Post Offices on the route
Good
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u See Dr. W. II. Dumb ms advertisement in
another column, Mr.. D. is a gentleman aud
Physician, and will give satisfaction to his pa.
tients, and can be trusted in his profession as
a family medical adviser.
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OF Tho o. s. Journal, and Statesman,
Columbus; the Chillicot!ie and Portsmouth
papers, agree with us in the changing the
name of our town, and say it is good idea,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-03-13

LrKENEssEs.-lf you want good Like
ness takoS call on Mr.. Barr, at the Ish-
am House. He is a clever man and a
good Artist.
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TnE "MAsoNlc Gar. AT the festival Of the
Provincial Grand Lodge, at Glasgow, SRA Ali
SON mentioned, that during the attack on the
Redan, small party of soldiers led up to one
Of the guns placed in a recess, were received by
a body of Russians and the English officer was
about to be bayOneted, when, CHANGING to cat5h
the hand Of the Russian officer, h. had presence
Of mind enough to give a Masonic grip The
Russian in moment struck up the bayonet of
the soldier, led his newly.iound brother to the
rear, and treated him with all the kindness of
Mason.
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ETFlour was selling at Cincinnati, last
Saturday, for $500 per barrel At Ports
mouth for 5000. Jackson for $500.
Quite diffrence.
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A VALUABLE FARM-We learn that
7, Dungan Esq, purchased the tract of
land known as the "MiIler Fnrm." ,iu.
ated on the Portsmouth and ChIlicohe
pike, some two or three miles from Lucas
vile. The tract contains about thirteen
hundred acres eight hundred Of which is
river bottom. The price paid is $50 600.
This land was originally entered by
Abraham Miller, lately deceased, who
lived on it for about half century,
Ports. Ifib
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N See notice of Advertisement Of
Msssrs. Peck and Kilen, Brick Mason..
These gentlemen are practical and good
workmen, and desire public patronage.
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VW7ITlNVN - -7777-1---77-
NOW YOrlk NAnElGCt,
NEW losK. March 8.

Flour is less firm. but prices are IN.
changed. The saIos comprise 5000
bbls. at $7W1l2 for common to good
State and mixed and good Western, and
81 2JlU7 so Tor extra S,ale.--W heat is
firm, with sales Of 8 900 bu at ST 8O@2
Tor red and white Canadian, and 81 10
for red Tennessee. Corn; salcs of 80,
600 bu, ST GG0G7c. for uixsd and white.
Pork is duh and the demsud OF a re,ail
character; sales Of 259 bbls. at S15.75
0i5,97 for Mess, and &l4Ot4,l2 for
Prime Lard is lower sales of l5O bbls.
At i050l0lc
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SrRNC ELEcTIoY.-An Election for the following
Officers of Lick Township is to be holden on Mon
day the 7th Of April next Trustees; Clerk /
Treasurer; ASSESSOR Constabes and 10 Super
ysOrl.
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Gold en- SyTUp'---An extra superior ar
ticle, just received. 4. NJ.
BROOM TwiuC, Bed Cord and Sea Grass rope
always on hand. r. NJ
PRIME Cheese, Dried Beef. and Cod Fish Just
received r, NJ
WOODEN CHURNS,-A good article and
cheap. NJ,
Jsck'ou, Marchl3. So, 81 If
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School HoUsE.-Saturday next, the
18th inst, is the day set for opening the
proposals for building the School House
in this place.
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Cur THIS QUA correspondent Of the
London Literary Gazette, alluding to tie
numerous cases of deaths from accidental
poisoning, adds II venture to affirm,
there is scarce even a cottage in this coun.
try that does not contain an invaluable,
certain, immediate remedy forsuch events,
nothing more than desert spoonful of
made mustrd, mixed in umblor and
warm water aud drank Immediately: 1t
acts as an emotic, is always ready and
may be used with safety many case whore
one is required BY making this simple
antldote known, you may be The means of
saving many a fellow creature from an
untimqly end"
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CurcAGo, March s

The common council yesterday appointed a
committee to investigate the alleged frauds Of
the late election. A census ia now being taken
of the seventh Ward.
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NEW Tonic A Yankee doctor has
contriyed to extract from sauSages pow
erful tonic, which he says contains the
whole strength of the original bark; he
calls it the "Sulphate of Canine" He
anticipates for it great popularity in
New York city.
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EEFrom the early report oftho four
prisons in the city Of Nav York, it seems
that the total number of commitments
during the year. was 36.624. Of these
1896 were native born. and 1883 were
foreigners, Out Of this number there
wera "thirty-lwo thousand seven hun.
drod and three" or within about 5000
of the whole Of coufa,sedly Incorporate
habits.
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nT The Chillicothe Advertiser Office
is offered for Sale by it's present proprie-
tor, Mr.. Esheman.
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STEADY, GENTLEMEN, SrEADY.--We
see that Horace Greeley, in speaking Of
tho nomination Of Fillmore, by the Ma
tiona Council, for President, denominates
him as the Border Rullian" candidate
An impression is pretty generally abroad
that Greeley belongs to the ultra school
ofpojticians; and his application of such
terms to a man like Fillmore will not op-
crate to convince people to tho contrary.
Daily Portsmouth, Tribune.
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February 7th, 1856.

LNo. 12.J AN ACT,
CcIing TO the United States of America iurisdic-
tion over certain lands and their appurtenances
in the cities Of Cincinnati, Toledo, Sandusky and
Cleveland, Ohio, and eXemptng the same from
taxation.
WHEREAS, the United States have recently ap-
propriatcd money for the purchase of sites in tho
cities Of Cincinnati, Toledo, Sandusliy, and
Cleveland for the erection Of certain buildings
thereon, to be occupied as Custom Houses, and for
other purposes Of public nature, and whereas, it
IS deemed by this General Assembly highly necessa
ry to the interests Of said cities that said buildings
should be erected. Therefore,
SECTloN |. BE it enacted by the General Assem-
ply OF the State Of Ohio That jurisdiction Of tho
lands and their appurtenapces that have been or
may be purchased in said cities for the erection Of
the atorcIaid buildings be- and is hereby ceded to
the United States Of America; Provided, however,
that all civil and criminal process issued under tho
authority OF said State, any officer thereof may be
executed on said lands, and in the buildings that
may be erected thereon in the same way and man
nsr as if jurisdiction had not been ceded as afore-
said; provided, also, that the quantity of land
purchased, or to be purchased for the purpose afore
SAID shall not exceed one acre in each Of the cities
Aforesaid"
SECTION 2. That the lands above described, with
their appurtcnanccs, and all buildings and other
property chat may be thereon, shall forever hereafter
be exempted from all State, county, and municipal
taxation and aisessm n whatever long as the same
shall remain the property Of the said United States
of America.
SECTION g. This act shall take effect and be in
force Ercm and after its passage.
n. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives,
lester TAYLOR,
President Of the Senate, pro tom.
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AT A Chapter has been formed by the
Masons of this place, and many of our
citizens have taken degrees in the same.
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ET The Mercury stood at eight de-
grecs below 0 at this place, on Monday
Morning last.
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A rich old spinster who died at New
ton, N, H., lately, left $38,419. She
was all her life getting ready to be mar
ried, and had stored up l82 sheets, G3
coverlds, 50 blankets, 81 beds, with 1920
pounds of feathers, 81 towels, "a table
covers and 43 handkerchiefs, while the
whole amount of her wearing apparel did
not exceed ten dollars in value.
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SNow.-snow fell at this place, on Sun
day last, to tho depth Of two inches.
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IIAaDss- s--We are glad 10 observe that our
sistsr town is mach improyct, and iliat great
preparations are being made for building the
coming Summer There are some o. the very
hest business and go.aheaa men taere, tEat are
pushing ihpgs on in the right pifis.
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By officia' returns to the War Depart
menI the Militia lorce Of the United
States considerably exceed tvo million
and halfol msn.
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Why jim, how pale You look
what's the matter ?" ooh, got no sleep
last night" GLOW was that ?" "Wby,
you see another feller took my cellar door,
and so | had to take another, and | eau
never sleep in a strange bed"
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1t is said the capital invested in the oys-
ter trade at Baltimore amounts 10 $4,000
600. -
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ACCIDENT Mr.. George Eisennawgle, of this
sOwasblp had one Of his legs broken oa Mon
day last, by horse running against him while
be wsslesksg stock out Of the stObc.
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WHERE TO BUY,--Tho place to buy
cheap goods is where they advertise
Who ever heard Of skinnint merchant
making display by Advertising? On
the contrary if you see man advertis-
ing his goods and wares literally, 90 to
him and YOU will find character to cor.
respond-.a whole souled man, whose
motto is live and Iel live. - Bee.
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015-A correspondent Of the Wisconsin
Democracy, pays Chicago the following
compliment.
Men are getting rich faster, and do.
ing more business, end drinking more,
and going to tho devil generally by a
shorter road in Chicago. than in any
place have seen out West.
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E5" 1t is the greatartand philosophical
life to make the bestof the present, wheth-
er it be good or bad ; and to bear the one
with resignation aud enjoy the other with
thankiulnsss and moderation.
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Ey Thoughts, even more than overt
actT mark the character.
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&ETho Irdianapoi, State Journal
sayS that only three papers IN ladiara
have YET declared il favor of FILLMckE
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RIGHT The people of Covington KY,
at public meeting, condemned in the
most decided terms tho lats outrage on
Mr.. BABD, the Reporter OF the Cincinnati,
Gazette, and resolved "that no means
ought. or shall, be left untried to bring
The assalsnts to punishment"
Several Of tho persons engaged in the
assault have been arrested, tried, and
fined by the Mayor as follows:
"John Butts, $50; Joseph Mall, S45;
Henry Wilson. $18; A. D. Fishe, $22;
and John Hardin, So.
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gJs. II. PARvIS No. 6s, 4th ST., Cincinnati,
IL eur authorized Agent to procure Advertisements
aad subscriptions.
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~ A table orcon,enh--a dinncrmble
\ lsb.e Of dscooIontS--A gambling table
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J. A. JoNEs, Esq Foiro Knowc, V. Wort, Ga.

Know NoTnTNos,-TLis term of re-
Iproach which was fastened upon the
American party by its opponents grew
out OF thcpatriotic aud national sentiment,
that they would Know Nothing but the
Union of the States, the glory ofthc coun-
try, and thcuniycrssl welfare Of the Amer
lean people,
II there is anything wrong in this, then
write us down Know Nolhings, to the end
of the chapter,
As to such principles, and the party
based upon it becoming extinct or dead
we will be inclined to believe it when the
name of Washington shall become by
word Of rcproach, and our nationality n
hiss anda scon among the earth. The A.
merican party is in union with the letter
and wIIIyct oycrwhclm and crush all other
parties based upon sectional issues, or
c ngng to a mere name .-Er.
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SCIoTo FURNAcE.-The Portsmouth
Tribune lear that J. W. Glidden has
sold his interest in the Scioto Furnace,
10 Messrs. J. V. Robinson & Sons. The
prico paid for the Furnace interest prop
er, is 100000. with cost and ten per
cant on the lands lying on the rsilroad.
The personal property, land &c, are eE-
ti,natsd at about $4,000.
We also learn that Mr.. Williams, Of
the Bloom Furnace, has purchased the
interest of Coils Glidden in the Soioto
Furnace, and is going there to take
charge ofthe sstablishmentin few days.
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House OF REPRESENTATIVE, !
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, 1896 {

SIR Your letter ftho 7th inst. could
not have caused me to spend one moment
Of my time, nor one drop Of ink in reply,
but for tho fact that, on inquiry OF the
courteous members who represent Goor-
gia in this body, learned that very rs-
Gently you had tic audacity to aspire 10
the seat in the American Congress, occu.
| pied by Coy. Lumpkin,
The object ofyour impulanco in tbpe
addressing ne, a STRANGER to Won ia moi
well understood, Ifif was tc oGSuJ n,o w
permit me to saw that whom u nrovio, ,,
ton, no gcaijemaa would insult n,c-lno
! Iblackgnaya can TO which c,a.s Won
may beIoDg, il ia not nv nrovinro 70 do.
eide | therefore submit vour nn,sI,
through the Press 70 poonIo Norlt and
South, believing chat tbcir indrmonl vii viii
assign to YOU YOUR propcr nSsifi0n
But in doipI this | boo Of tho Nortb,rp
reader not to i1dge the 6oonjc Of Gaoroia
by the standard Sou boyo Inns cons,rI1,c "
ted for yourself because NV n toyno''rso
for xix wears in lbis Hail ,yirL Goir ~
representatives. sa,islies mo bnI Gn ,'o ori,;
cism wouId bo rrossIv nn;nst Gro I"a
made rgnH norSross y t,L"s;o.i JI ,,J Jo,i a''I'
opmcntb ) AI'Iomrb sbp r"' ssnJ. S'I',i 'I,o' ra".
those with whom / Cannot ooroc r' in al i'ro ra'
snocis in moItors or mo,;arS ~ I;.it, =; %'' 80
sill she sends men Of Gi~h,lonr5 rIpon cG"ron.
ter and lruo ,gcbiyalry' ;, WJon tbor Ii..
agree wilh their pcrrs, lry Jisaryot ~ in
that spirit which cbaractorizIs tho slotoe.
man and lbe ocntlom,n-a snirit wb;ch !,
might be well for Won to cnItiyoto
FOUGHT however lo consider yonr Io,-
tor, in : some decree weIl.rimaJ 0fi.too
portion Of tbo nowsnancr nres. IN Ga Troa
States have have assajIed me hscanso 7 baJ
the temcrify to proposc lLot Mr. Orr W Of
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