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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

TIRE CROPS IL FRANCE. - american Flour
Paris correspondent of the n. \. Post, writing
from Paris on the 29th ult. says:
In the north of France the grain crop il good.
| saw some beautiful new wheat to day. In the
south it is poor, and general deficit Of from %
to 30 per cent is ascertaincd | have very good
reason for believing that limited ders are going
ont by the Ar8go for the purchase of wheat in
the United States. and that the government is in
terosed in these orders. am not at liberty to
give you all the facts, but von may rely upon II.
that whenever wheat shall fall in the u. States to
the limit fixed upon, purchases will be made. The
news from southern Russin aud Moldava concern
ing the wheat crop there is unsatisfactory. | fear
prices will range too high in New York for the
filling of these oders.
haya found very general aversion 10 Amer.
lean flour in this city. Bakers and housewives
dcclaim against it, your flour is ground too
much" is their charge. | asked an intelligent
miller aud be told me: ain the first place. your
wheat il not well cleaned in the second place
your mill-stones run too close and in the third
place, you do not hull right" Would il not be
worth while for the Patent Office TO obtain,
through this legation, more detailed information
in this matter? The miller told me further II
make good -four out Of American wheat. but
it is difficult" The news TINT the New York in
specofs have rH'std their standard is reoiced ov-
er here
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16
Yellow Fever at Charleston.

GHARLrsroN, August lbth.-No new cases of feve
have occurred in this city, and there is apprehen
sion that it will become epidemic.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

THO LANCASTER late Of Finease takes pleasprein
announ ing 10 his old friends and public gen
orally that hi has taken and opened large
modous new House. opposite the Depot this place lie
prepared TO give them = wei come reception.
I
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

The Missouri ELEcTIoN. The ticket ascer.
tained to be- elected is follows: Governor.
Trn-tin Polk 1t. Governor. Hancock Jack son.
Attorney General, Benjamin f. Massey; Auditor,
f. 3. Ewing; Treasurer, w. A. Bufliugton, all
on the Democratic ticket. Their majority is
about 1000, The Congressional delegation cleo
ted Is as follows 1t district, Blair Republican;
I'd, Anderson, American; Sd, Greene, Democrat;
9TH. Craig, Democrat; 5th, Woodson, American;
9th, Philips, Democrat; 9TH. Carulers Democrat;
Akers, American. is elected to fill n vacancy
The Legislature will be Democratic. but not
largely So.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

mufn' Campbell; Foreman friend Norfolk Vii
Hams Campbell; Cooper, Washington {. J { Bur
roughs Prince Ann Co, Bedford; \ F Keeling, Prince
Ann Co
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ceitD anu S.tatr Afatto.

See the notice Of meeting At Masonic Hall tonight
tr the purpose Of organizing the FRANKLIN Loan and
Building Association
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16
NORSEas. HOUSE.
~ VI ain Street. EYnch hmry. w.

THE NoRNELL" has undergone change construction
that places footing with the best built Hotels of
the country.
The interior contains guests
and s furnished In STYLE of fLFuANCF
the all that viii max IL rank Ia
fact, with the first class Hotels of the country
WELLS & HYDE.
aug l3d&ctS proprct.rs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16
BY Il L l. L G r APH
OCcnn Ntcnmcr Dnnlngcd.

NV lonK, Aug l5th,-The Cunard Steamer Ara
bia from Boston on her outward trip has arrived at
Halifax leaking considerable --having struck upon
rocks in fog Seal Island
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

An lHFAnouS ELoPEMENT.-J II. Curtis. of
Richmond, Bedford county, Tennessee. publish
card in the Shelbyvillc Expositor ofthe 8lh
charging his own brother and partner in business
and inmate of his house, with running off
with his only daughter, Miss Many II. Curliss.
According Ia the facts as stated by Mr.. J. II.
Curiss, his brother must be IA fiend in human
shape No cln' has baen obtained to the place of
their fight, or the faie1of the girl. The name Of
the delinquent is John l.. Curtiss.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

Loss oF a SAIL BoAT-SEvEN PERSONS DRowy
Ep.-Poriand, Me-, Aug. 10, 1856 Yesterday
at Yarmouth, sail bont, while returning from
the ISLAND. wa, struck by whirlwind and sunk
drowning seven persons namey:- Mrs. ASA L.
c. Winsow and two small children; Mrs John
Brown, and two children; and daughter of Ad-
am Baker. Three others who were on board
Wcrn snYnd.
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New xora wnisson,cntion.

bled in this city yesterday numorously attended,
aud enthusiastic.
They resolved to support Willard Fillmore for the
Presidency.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

FRENCH IMMIGRATION 10 LOWER CANADA.
The Bias Canada states that fifteen families
"fFrench farmers from Normandy, and ffty-two
Individuals from Belgium have arrived to settle
on government lands in Lower Canada, aud are
only the first instn!ment Of large French emf
grafton expected there during the present season
II is believed that these fifteen families from
Normandy are a larger immigration into Canada
than has taken place in any one year since the
conquest of the province.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

N Subscribers having their new Factory on
Cary sror between 9Th and Ol prppated To re
orders for all kinds OF Agricultural Machines and I'm
pigments of the latest aud most approved patterns which will
made the materials and
They ask attention "Cadwels double and single gcared
Hnrsopowcs and lh"shers which takon a premium
every Fair which they have exhibited Also To
"Croskills Clod Crushcr 3Iannys Reaper and Now
or the best In Fhw kos Patent Lime and uano Spread
chiBnly approved Hay Presses Hay RRkes, Shecs
from $40 to S35 hmths Patent Straw Cutter Grain Cradles
Rcs Patent Iron beam plow &c They
suton the opinion Of the Hon William G. Ryos OF these
rlows. BALDWIN. tARDWEII, a GO
RICHMOND, February u, lsJ6
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

TRAGEDY OFF THE STAGE.-An actor very
we'll known Mr.. Edward Morton made AN at
tempt on Friday night last to kill Ben. DeBlr.
The exact nature of the difficulty between them
we are not advised of, but learn that Morton had
taken offence at some alleged failure of DeBar
TO fulfill his promises, whereby Morton was sub
ordinated both in the cast of characters and in
the street posters. Morton he'd doubtless been
nursing his wrath for long time, md ON the
night mentioned was standing in doorway whit
ing for bis enemy. As DeBar passed he jumped
out a. him and endeavored to stab him with
bowie knife; De5ar's nleitness md skill at fen.
cling saved his life. He knocked OF the blow
with his cane. and then grapped Morton until
policeman came. Morton was placed under bonds
10 keep the peace, nnd required to give bnil in
T3oO tor his appearance to answer to charge
ofassault with intent to kill, Louis Dem
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

RELIGIOUS Notice,
4 ASGAsrEus HOUSE,

Rev JNo. {. GRANaERRy will preach at Fourth st.
NJ f. Church Tomorrow Aug 18th. ut II o'clock
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..AuMmMn AmmANsumnNr.. =.

~ FOR NEW YORK, FROM LYNCH dATLh
BURG, VIA PETERSEN RIG, Bf SOUTH SIDE -'~1'1s
Il AII.RDAD -EHhAPEST AMP pLEISANIEST RoBfs
ga 10 New Work, including Railroad fare aud meals
stale room on board Steamer e. to Now York-socoud
rlass aud stoernRc.
Passengers leaving LynchburR on TUESDAYS at o..
,oek by South Side Railroad will connect the evening
At CIV Point with the large and eommudions steamship
JAMESTOWN, Capt Parish aud proceed direct to New
York touching only nt Norfolk
The steamer ROANOKE Will continue her trpa hereto.
fore leaving CITY Point every Saturday morning nj ocik
For through tickets, apply To
LEE q JOHNSON. Main st. Lynchburg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16
IL sIsAI. NOTICE.

The funeral OF the late Mrs Fowler will take place
this morning at Sd Street VI. T. Church. AT clock
The friends of the family are invited To attend
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16
EOssN u. OLIVIER,
- No. % l.ruyicr street

INV ORLEANS, Ia,
AGENT FOR THE SALE or MANUFACTURED oBAC.
90 would respectfully solicit Consigumens from Manu-
lecturers in Nrgni with the that he
dt IN the article except Commission Merchant his whole
time ana attention will be devoted
may favor him with their eonssnmens which liberal adj
YancCs will be made
REFERENCES --Oyler& Keen. Jesse Hare Il Co Hurt
Preston, Knight & Alien, Col Aug Leftwich, Ammon q
Haneoek ynchburg chas NJ Cosby, L. II. Holland Dan
Willie John Walker Richmond
July t7=dN cimos
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

All is right in old Campbell We are told that the
democrats are coming over Keep up the music
mafeh 10 inc strains Of Union harmony, and let US
hight on fight ever ani the aav is ours
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

SEVEN TOR yuRNsps for spring salad
- We have small lot Of Seven Top Turnip Seed, which
produces the earliest aud endores Salad that
nps Also. Brussols Sprou Seed raised by Mr. Halliday
grows tn" nncat Salad for this market IA the mp
poachng for these seeds those who need
should call early. fur sale by
nug2 dScts j II THOMPSON 4 co.
ninth rIpaN Druu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

MARRIAGE OF SCHAMYLs Son. Letters from
the Caucasus state That Schamyl has married his
son. nimmpl Edlin, to Il Circassian beauty. fifteen
years Of age, daughter of the Narb l'agil. This
>on wa, the young man who was restored to his
father by order ofihe Emperor Nichoas,in order
it was said, to induce Schamyl to remain aloof
from hostilities during the late war.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

TIM SALE Of Negroes advertised ty Mr., Pitzer 10
take place Il Salem, Roanoke Court day. will not be
L.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

FREDERICKSBURG ASD GORDoNsVILIE RAIL.
ROAp.--W =. Garland Esq, has been appoint.
cd Chief Engineer of the +. & G.. Railroad, in
place of Mr. Sneedeu resigned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

Sealing Cnns for putting Fruit In ifa natural state
sold by ast aud those who
the highest terms Of the purfec, in which
served the fruit They simple In construction liable
boakaFe have been successfully used every way
superior to ny other pan offered for sale
j. II. THOMPSON 4 Co,
July gotta Arts for Manufacturers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

THE SCHOOL or ATHENS, = VIM A. Prntt Of
Richmond is in London. exhibiting the painting
Of the School Of Athens" intended for the Uni
versity of Virginia accompanied by lectures from
himself. The London Herald SAYS tho lecturer
received "a liberal round of applause"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

"A ans a Cos Express very nice Ladies
Well Shoes Rossett Kid Slippers Buskna, &e OhIldont
Fancy aud Plain Blhck Shoes in great variety also
fine Caters and Mons Brognna, suitable for the We
expect arrivals of such goods In demand
nearly every day for several weeks come hoping suit all
who may favor W. with call
l.. l.. hRMISTEAD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

Col WIN Is SrouaHrON-Dcnr Sir. tako pleasure In re-
curdng here impression of the performance pow
tHehs Iron beam PATENT at Gotham day. Tho
thorough complete than that cve
in operation before The furow opened by very
reueray 10 inches deep about inches wide ia hard
close land and efrctualy and perfectly cleaned out
of the sod earth falling back into f.
The trial nj the Flow witnessed by of nv
hors among whom viii mention Messrs, Frank Nelson j
II Genet. j II Lewa G. Is. Hopkins Thomas Watson of
Louisa practical and iudpes of
agricultural Ina and there opinion among
them the superiority and
Of Pillow.
Wishing you equal elsewhere making this vaua
be Implement varaby known agricultural brethren
Iran, uf,,N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-16

cANE> CARsskAtsEs. Snrriagcs. orns
- The subscriber respectfully informs his &C.,
friends customers and the public that he now on hand
aud is making daily all the different STYLES of Carriages
Roekaways and Buggics, which finished up neat and
strong to suit the country All who want good work, com
bined with neainoss it of Lynchburg make without
to Yankee after it, All discrptons of
and buggies made to order and all repsirlnr done
win heAtness ana dispatch: JNO II. BAILEY.
The subscriber Keeps and makes all kinds of iron
axle Wagons from the largest six horse wagon the
smallest onehorsc wagon in Also railroad carts wheel
barrows, &c
He has also hand several Spring Carryasone two
horse, for moving or peddng purposes.
JOHN Ii. BAILEY.
app 2d!m&cts Lynehhurg.
Ed ave you seen thai CAMEO sETTat
II = July 1878 SILVERTHORN & CLIFFS?
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THE WYrHEvnLE TINES isthe name of new Week
", published at Wythevle, Va, ny L. W. Duke,
Esq-the first number of which is before us. The
Times advocates the election Of Willard Fillmore, and
gives evidence in its first issue that it will do valua
bcservice in his behalf 1t is large, we'll printed
sheet. filled with variety of entertaining matter,
and furnished to subscribers at 81 per annum, in adj
vance. Mr.. Duke is a former citizen of Lynchburg,
where he is known gentleman of great worth,
and where his friends, we do not doubt, will take
pleasure in aiding his enterprze. The Times has our
best wishes
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yn,n vMN PCRLIC.-I nm Induced for, nbeu

n the first time. to make it public that engaged in
curing Cancers My friends here and in other places have per
saded this and the sake of all who
troubled with this distressing complaint make Il
known that they call Norfolk City No. ~ North
cep In which defy trea.ment II
could multiply certificates on certificates
but deemne such course merely refer persons of
and high standing in this CITY, &e TO whom cordially
invite all who skepea the subject to address before
coming will tere that will undertake
Ladies Breasts as am Surgeon.
WIN. BRESSIE, Il. a. NJ
l respectfully refe- to the undersigned. w Hardy s.
Bros Merchants; Nathaniel Currer. City Inspector;
Diggs Cooper Whitehurst Co.. Brokers Anderson
Merchant Tailor Lady of Rev Mr. Bernard, Church
Crowe Agt Philadelphia steamers; T Allyn the
Of Allyn Rose Capps Capt VIM freeman. .
July 0d2taw cw3mos
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- the entire TYPE, BORDER, CUTS. CASES, &c, be-
longing the ynchburR Republican The type nearly
and the quantity sufficient for good Job Office, there
being over sixty different fonts of type.
2s-ts HENRY d. FLOOD. Proprietor.
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LINE OF STAGES from

= BIO LICK (DepotJ TO FRANKLIN G. H.--Leave Big
Lick at o'clock 40 minutes after the arrival
IRON Lyncahurg Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays;
~ rankin T. H. at II p same days Returning, leave
FRANKLIN T. H. at o'clock and arrive Big Lick
O'Clock 30 minutes, in time tor the Lynchhurg By
ms arrangement passengers will connect with the
Big Lick for the East and West, the days
may 23.cts S CALDWELL, Agen,
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n6 t = . nv Isn. NC NKTsCLEs. ms, "a

hand, OH Carpetng all widths, Plated Tea Sets very
beautiful Plated Table Casters Spoons Forks Ladies' Candle
sticks Syrup Stands Walters Communion Sets Ptcher Cob
lets Cups &C. Sc manufactured expressly SALE and
OF superior quality.
Block tin Coffee and Tea urns Coffee higgins ard Pots Tea
Pots Jelly Moud Coffee Straners Tea Balls Water Coolers
Wire Dish Covers Toilet Sets. beautiful Feather
Busters Preserve Kettles Preserve Skimmcrs Nutcrack
Egg Beates Lemon Squcezers Gilt Pins and Bands Gilt Cor
NICE MarAot Baskets Gas Lighters &c. sc. Please call and
tAn me be.orc purchasing elsow here
inN lGls ] d. GREGORY & CO
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10 2@ewbm H. 81 WILLIAM g. RIVES
vUNO THE PUBLIC Ponyme'. Pnfen, Ccmen

FTNo THE PIHIzC.- Pongne's Patent Cement
Pipes are the cheapest and durable PIPES
cred 10 the public The undersigned raenccs, will
take and execute jobs of piping good All
warranted Address Saunders store, T. o. Rockbridge Co,
Va j. h. g. w T. P0AGIfE
~ We canton the public against nfrin cling Right
Hnd using Patent Pipe unless made by authorised agents
O" asgnes As W. viii hold the person using the Pipe respon
sble for damages
Date OF Patent November 20, ls53
iuup svGm Il W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-12

Az INSIDE VIEW or NEw York POLITICIANS
The DESTRUCTION OF the Srous.-we give
elsewhere an interesting letter from Washington.
II appears from the revelations Of our cores
pondent, who is in a position TO speak by the
card, that the presenting victors are beginning
to divide the spoils long before they have come
to hand. Arrangements are being made TO kin
of some troublesome fellows like Dickinson, by
sending them out Of the country, instead Of al
lowing them TO dry up and fossilize in IL, which,
after all, as DogbeTy saith, would be the
eftest way The chief point Of interest in this
letter, however, is the confirmation Of the opinion
previously expressed that the attacks on Mayor
Wood both before and after his election, were
set on foot by the small tea party Of politicians
meeting in the parlors Of the New York Hotel,
and Of which clique Robert }. Walker Is the
n and commander and George y. Sanders the
democracy Of New York, when Mayor Wood,
politically speaking, has been. compared to them,
a Triton among the minnows.
We knew very we'll that an attempt would
he made by this clique to prejudice the incoming
President against the Mayor, and saw that the
journals opposed to the democracy would fall
into the trap laid for them by Walker and com
paDy The cgotism Of those men is excessively
amusing but VIC opinc that in the political field
the Mayor j. more than match for them. He IL
certainly able to cope with Nr. John Mckcon,
who hear Il Neptune actually aspircs to the
post q Secretary Of the Navy. !. is doubtless
oifacalt to ~ sbc exact limits 70 which impotence
car go bui u seoDs 70 ~ that NJ John McReon
gs. really hi: he "afk John imsgneJ thas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-12

MIssENT LETTERs--On Monday last we drew
attention to the inconvenience arising from the
instruction of commercial letters, and pointed
out the advantages resulting from the periodical
publication Of list of these casualties. Since
then we have received the following letter
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10, 1906.
JAMES g oRDoy BUSET Eo.:-
Some lev months since you sent me New York ana
s SosSs a r% Also 70 sSrSnase pn
Of the letters " vesed In New York, PhilsdepnA, Bos
ton and baltimore for Southern, Southwestern
ana Western ciiea and also supposing that much more
good may be accomplished tnan what has Already been
done In Ire publishing of msdreccd letters, would be
glad 10 have the directories Of Cincinnati Louisville, 81
Louis, New Orleans, Charleston, Savannah and Mobile
but my income being very limited, cannot very well
vor ri the hands Of the business Of New York for
them 70 purchase and hand to the directories OF
the cities enumerated above And, furthermore, the
Postmastors of Boston, Baltimore Pttsburg PAL Gin
cinnat Louisville Ky 81 Louis New Orleans, Charles
ton, savannah and Mobile 70 send weekly the
lists Of letters advertised remaining in their Pos. Offices,
will engage 10 write 70 nrms-n the otcs
enumerated above furnishing the lists OF letters for
Il, opinion Is sreat deal Of GOOD would be done 70 hs
mercantile and trading community. Bullet he dstnct-
understood hat no remuneration u expected, or WIN
be received, by me II Is Dot asking too mscn shink,
under the circumssDces tina Postmastsrs shoGd take
the trouble to send orward hss to my sddressmy solo
oojecs beng 70 do good 10 others. WALTER v DICK,
No. 3sa North Eighth street, Philadelphia
Since we commenced publishing these lists,
some six months since, the commercial commun-
ty have been largely benefited by them. The
suggestions Of our correspondent for charging
the sphere Of their usefulness, will, We hope, be
promptly acted upon. IL is TO be regretted that
such matters should be left to the energy and
patriotism Of individuals; but since the fact is So
every possible encouragement should be afforded
to the efforts Of parties who, like Mr.. Dick, are
disinterested enough to give their services to
the public gratuitously. In other conntrics-in
England, for example-governmen charges it.
self with the care Of preparing and publishing
these lists; but our Post Office Department does
not seem TO consider such an arrangement as en-
tering within the province of its duties. If we
arc to judge from the benefits which have re-
suited from the practice since We took IL IN hand,
We should say thsrc were few details connected
with the depart which are more important
or legitimate than this.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-12

FEEwoSTs FoFtI4sTr-In every direction
the Fremont papers arc running up his name Cor
1850 He has beaten Jackson in his first race
he has beaten Harrison; and why should he not
boa, them both in the second H. has ALMOST
swept the North in spite of Fillmore, and in 20
Re may sweep The Sorth in spite Of the nullifcrs
The united opposition vote against Buchanan is
rally astounding. No President was ever elect
I'd Wy such popular minority and against such
opposition majoriies in the States which have
secured bis success. in the South Mr. Fillmore
was generally voted for as basis for keeping
tie nucleus Of an opposition party together nc
did not poll tho flll opposition vote. Much Of II
went 10 Buchanan Ivy default. and much of II
STAYED at home. We have democratic President.
therefore and : democratic Congress, elected
through the divisions Of the opposition forces Of
the North. and from the weakness. not OF the OF
position party but 81 the opposition candidate 10
The South. The democratic party has been r.
diiced TO q minority party. Can VI. Buchanln
make i majority paFtyY Can be recover any
ping o. wba' they have lost in the North, with
cat losing the south. Can b. retain Pennsylva
ria githou' los.ng Georgia? Can he keep re
usr.v together 40 p y. North and eoo't III,
mlyf VII ne spoils bod out ~ analI kpos
t1s icgtl d. March.