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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-23

~ a. GOLLksNIS7 kEEs@SSL - +AEcIsHA AAG
9/o and INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, Ne. l North
Third street, Evansville, Indiana The purchase and
,alc of Real Estate, collection Of Rents and payment
cfTaxes, Sc promptly attended to-. Persons III want
of any kind of help or employment, can be inform
ed by calling at tbs Office. NlAEGEs REASONABLE
atrI6-em
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We give our personal attention to the sale Of To-
bacco CUrn Wheat, Hay, cats, Flour, Pork, Baron,
Lard. Re ... augl4
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ENREES. DEE s sG.S.EIEE0, CO.H.NE s.
Il sion Merchant, No 7 Lafayette street, New Or
leans, for the sale of butter cheese, lard. eggs, dried
fruits Flour, Meat and all sorts of Western Pro.
duce, and for the purchase OF Groceries, &c. Cash
advances made on consignmcnts. ma15-1v
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-23

N SMITHS SHIRT .N.s.N.UFseGL
sHs TORY, 35 MAIN STREET,
ea EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
If you wish to get the worthef yeur money in
Shirts, ,Gentlemen'S Furnishing Goods
FANCY SHIRTINC PRINTS,
Please call at IS Main Street. z sTf @ -
All orders for Stitching Silk, Cotton and Linen
Gsods, promptly attended to, and neatly execgtcd.
Grateful for past patronage, respectfully solicit
continuance of the same
Shirts made to order from measurement, and
satisfaction warranted. septj-ly
SPICES. as R.EGS .gLSPTCE
~ 81 Bags Pepper.
400 lbs. Nutmegs
10 Kegs Ground Ginger.
$50 Boxes assorted Grocery Spices, Mustard,
Pepper Sauce, Baking Powders, &C.. For sale, low,
by r- GEORGE FOSTER & co..
sept15 Corner Locsst street and Canal.
KD.gG 6.gRPETS.-I,OOO IDS. or
u & frstrate quality, which bought cheap for
cash, for sale at SAM EMB1GH'S.
scptO 40 Main street.
EUST RECEfT.ED By EXPRESs.
~ Twelve dozen more of these pure lilly white
Porcelain Quart Jars, with Ludlow's self-sealinle
Tops Call soon, if you wish to secure any.
sept1is THOMAS sSCANTLIS,
Sole Agent for ,EvausyiIle.st
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n ID. REX.V'OLDS $ o., Bell.
exc ERS IN
FAMILY GROCERIES,
AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY,
EAR. ,. ". GREEsN. ECEECTH
~ pINSICIAN AND SI-RGEON O

LA% PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.-O1ice on
Third street, a few doors above the Crescent City
Bank, wh re lie is prepared to professional
calls at all hours Of the day or night.
n. Especial attention given TO Surgery and
diseases of the Eye. augS-d&w-lyr
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-06-17
|rirht 10 lis protection in all parts

right to its protection in all parts
world.
,.espect to interests at honse.---First,
4 adoption Of wise, disinterested
I Sroyident legislation for the prptec.
mi fi,rtherance, upon principles Of
j and equality, of all the great pub
Forests Of the countryside agricul-
the mechanical, the mercantile,
Manufacturing, and the commercial ;
nd. by fostering American genius and
S and third, by authorizing and prose-
\ = such improvements and works of
& tional character, permitted by the
stitution, as are needed for the COM
Sa Il. defense and development OF the
31nrces of the country.
3. We are opposed to the present sys-
of nominating candidates for public
c, and would have the people more
,ediately and directly select their can.
kates, and nominate and elect--instead
self-seekers and demagogues; men
hest, capable, experienced ana pracli-
IA. TO remedy existing, and prevent
yastrous consequences resulting there
Dnl, we would build up "The Peoples
arty Of the Union" upun the principles
rein before stated, cschewing all sec
hal questions, uniting upon these pure
national, and admitting into said party
citiz rs who openly avow the prlncl-
Is, opinions AM policy set forth in the
7egoing declaration.
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BOTTOMS MILLS,
Ar pONTOTOc MISS.

AT PONTOTOC, MISS.
rVHE regular days for grinding Mt these mills
l will be Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fri
days.
During July and August ! VIII also grind on
Mondays and Tuesdays, should the press OF wheat
.rquire it; and if necessary grind day and night.
Wag Ms are rarely detained more than few
hours, and every cifGt will be made to prevent
detention. Wagons from distance have pref
erence IN night grinding.
Wheat should be dry; and new wheat should
be well summed about three days.
r. BOLTON.
Pontotcc. Nav 13, '5S ct
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Candidates.
FoR pIsTRIcT ATToRNEy.

~ We are authorized to announce thu Hon.
J. NJ Thompson Of Chichasaw, as candidate
for District Attorney, in the 9th Judicial District
Of Mississippi, composed of the counties Of Chick
asaw, Itawanba, Monroe, Pontotoc and Ilsha-
mingo Election LIST Monday in October next.
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FOR PROBATE CLERK.

rYWe are authorized to announce the name
Of JAMES s. CAROTHERS as a Candidate for
Probate Clerk at the ensuing election.
--y9 We are authorized to announce JOSEPH
A. HALE as a Candidate for Probate Clerk at
the ensuing election.
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FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.

- We are authorized to announce WIN. l..
BASKIN as a Candidate for Circuit Clerk at the
ensuing election.
70 We are authorized to announce the nam
of H. FITZHUGH as Candidate for Circuit
Clerk at the ensuing election.
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Ludwig's Tree Saving Tia
chine

rs portable, weighing 140pounds; will saw trees
| down, and cut up into any length with one
man to manage it. Warranted to do the work of
three negroes daily in clearing land, cutting saw
| @, or cord wood To umbernen, saw mill
owners and others egaged in timber business,
this is the thing ysu want. Machines for sale by
A. G. Deusun, Mobile Alabama. Also, State or
County rights on liberal terms. For all, or any
other particulars, enclose stamp for return let
ter. Also so valuable recipes, sent for IS cents
March p5-2S-tf
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no "A crtise.rs.

The RIENZI CT Upper, published at Rienzi,
Miss, by s. Fl. Lockhart & Co., has an extern
sive circulation in North Mississippi and is an
excellent medium through which for the Merean-
tile and BUSINESS community to make their wants
and wishes known.
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For SHERIFF..

~ We are authorized to announce ID. X.
FOOsHEE, Esq, as Candidate for Sheriff ut
the ensuing election.
rYsWe are authorized to announce RuE US
A. BEAN as a Candidate for Sheriff at the en-
,,,i',n sia"tnn
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|, iotlow.y,s Pills and Oinirte .-.-tiunrd
inst lmp,stum To do this, look well for the
t. -envE, "Hoiloway, New York and London,
hcL exists IL every 'elt If the b ok Of dire.-
b.. euvel.,pirg the medicine. This trade marx
in the paper Itself, and discern
! on bcing ID upt the light
s "A a. the nmnuf .ew. NJ. 30 Maiden Lane,
tw Ynrk, aud .ldruggists, at 25c,, 63c, and
,er box or pit.
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ABERDEEN. Miss, MAY "a, 1851

DR.. j. W. Clarke Sir: have, for some time,
been afflicted with Infamatory Rheumatism, and
II take pleasure in saying that, after using many
other remedies to no effect, ! was induced to try
your Liniment, and, am prend t. say, its gave
inc more relief than all the rest |. therefore re-
commend it to all those that are afflicted with
this disease. JOHN HESTER.
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MARRIAGE.

A YOUNG Man, twenty-five years old. blue
~ eyes, fair skin, flaxen hair, well educated,
and very gacd leaking, desires to open cores
pandence with, and firm the acquaintance Of
some handsome, intelligent young lady, with a
view to matrimany. Fortune is M object The
lady must be well raised, and capable If making
|. home pleasant and agreeable and living con-
tentedly and happily with one who will make a
devoted husband Please address Hiawatba,
Okolona, Chickasaw CO., Miss.
Nav IL. SO If
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TasE pis.lsfiE MEMS.


as aud ,hio tiirosd, NJ
0k1L0Ni CAfGKdSfW, 90, MISS,
1.-THE lSESf A vtrtisiug imeaim tor Chick
Ew. Monror, lawa,ppa. and Pontntoe couh-
T.. has /. large circulation in North Mississippi
Pnerailv, a,,i is we'll known IN most parts OF
IT, rau,hern country. II is respectfully re
puh,e.l ed 10 tie attention of men OF business
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For JUSTICE or TpE PEACE.

W. We are authorized to announce VIM. Z.
McQuiston as candidate for Justice Of the
Peace, to fill the vacany occasioned by the resig-
nation of d. X. FoOshee.
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To the Rescue.

4 III. these who are indebted to me will please
4 call in without delay and settle their ac-
counts. i nm compelled to have money to keep
up my business; SO, gentlemen, call around, Tor,
# von don't, shall be compelled to do that which
abhnr, and that is to sue.
April -. g, BERND.
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WITH Summer comes debility, fever, and
w other maladies. Fly for r'lief, as It can
be found by purchasing some Of Ward y Jones
Tamarinds, which are excellent to convalesee the
sick. Also c,oling draught Of Lemon juice Is
not disagreeable for the well TO take. Lemon
syrup they have e Tie s :. sf s. Pures'
July 10, IS
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DR.. j. w. CLARKE,5
iphrated Slimll ating LINIMENT.

NVTEUiI0tU NIIHIU UtIHr HfNINHHH' =
FpHlS EMINENT. wherever used. has gained
L d reputation uver all other Liiiments tol
He cute II
kb.i,tn tism, Nervous diseases Of all kinds,
Sprans, Strains, He d-aehe, Tooth
ache, Burns, Scalds, Baldness,
Enlargement fihe Spleen,
Female Distractions,
Pains in the Back, &c, &c
fact, il is gaod in all eases where an external
,pplcati n Will be Of service 1t should be well
rubbed in, or FIR Sores or Wounds, applied as u
plaster.
FOR HORSES
II is one Of the best Of remedies for Sores, Cuts,
Sprns, Scratches, &c.
Below we append few of the many Certifica-
les to its efficacy.
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FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.

~ Hon. w. d. Bradford is a candidate for
Circuit Judge Of the 9th Judicial District Of the
State Of Mississippi. Election in October next.
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AREpprRN All

ABERDEEN, Mise. May rs, 1858.
DR.. Ciark After suffering fora long time tr'ln
Neuralgia, found more benefit in a bux of your
Eminent than any Of the nuInerseus remedies
have tried. BIG. McALLlslEk
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Va y i 1t>able Fa m for Sale.

OFFER for sale my plantation, three miles
Siuth East If 0heloni, containing
SIX HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES,
OF good Prairie and Hammock Lands, about three
hundred aud fifty acres cleared and ina good
tate Of cultivation; has on it Il comfortable
Dwelling House, Negro Cabins, Gin House, aud
All necessary cut houses, also, an excellent bored
well, fine Apple and Peach Orchard OF the best
variety Said lands are as gaod for cotton as
any in North Mississippi. will give bargain
and make tue time Of payments most easy.
Address me at Okolnna, Miss.
EDWARD HAUGHTON
June 3, 5S -.
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OBITUARY..

EDIrp-In Florence, Ala, June 9Th, 1858,
krT.. infu son Il DR.. NJ. A Deavcnpor', 4 ri
4 rotrac led line S wi h the fllx, Of seventeen
KS. Aged tw I've months ard twelve days.
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ABERDEEN, Miss, May %, 1853.

7T ABERDEEN, NIISs MI! % IcJ7.
Dr.. IT, ". CLARKE; I take pleasure IN saying
that i have tried your Stimulating Llnlment on
an I'D case of Rheumatism. aud that it is greatly
ilnnruyed, and believe it will come up to all ltis
recsmmonded 70 do. j. B. PREWETT.
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. Nv ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

Of Female Academy will
} meet on ..rd July, to elect new board Ct
rayieps, aud take otler matters into considers
n. By order If the board.
Fl. GREEN.
July IL, SO ct
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For Sale.
Messrs. MeacLam & Sanders.

4 RE now prepared to take Photographs Of
n every description, finished in INDIA INK
or COLORS, and as neatly executed as they can
be gotten up in any Of the Northern cities: also,
Photographs on Oil Canvass, finished in Oh Cul-
ms, of any dimension, from the smallest cabinet
TO life size-lkeness warranted. BY this process
buf one sitting is required after the Photograph
is taken.
They have placed their prices for photographs
an psner belaw the established Northern rates.
s.FAmbrotypes and Daguerreotypes taken in
the hest style If the art. Old pictures Of any de-
scriptim G pied and enlarged to any size, on pa
per or canvass, and Iikenesses warranted
= Rooms upstairs. four doors west of the
Masonic Hall, Aberdeen, Miss.
April 3, fs5a. 29-.H
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Agricultural Notice.

'I'HE members Of the Okoluna Agricultural
J. Suciety are earnestly requested to meet at
Ok,lnna On the LIST Saturday IN June, next, at
,ceck, p. NJ, to attend to very special and I'M
prtant business.
BY order Of the President.
&C. SCOGGIN, Secretary.
NJ Y IL. %. At
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PlantaIien Goo DIS.

Plantation Goods.
d USSET Shoes. Mud boots. Kersevs and
II blankets Call In II Won want the best :
article the lowest nvicee.
ssaMMEY. STRONG & KING.
June 3. 1857. s6-tf
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TAIR NOTICE.

'nHOSE indebted to us are therefore requested
| to came forward aud make immediate pay
ment Gentlemen, you have our resources and
YOU know we have been indulgent. But new we
must have MONEY to pay our debts, therefore,
all those who will not come forward and pay,
whose liability is less than Fifty Dollars, will BE-
notified to attend at the next Magistrates Court;
md larger sums win be sued On at the Circuit
Court Now let noone deceive himself; we with
every man who owes us that reads this notice
will feel that it is specially addressed t. him, and
when he hears it sp, ken Of let him feel that it is
m additional adlnontitn to 90 up and ply up
Then no one can say or feel that be has been sued
without being duly and amply notified. Come.
pay yonr debts without cost or murmnring.
II. l.. HILL a. co.
Okolona, March 1e, 1855.
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[ LAYING located this est.bli. hment for Sc
II ries If years. would announce to the
travelling public, that it las leen completely re-
fitted and returnished, g frtm turrett to founda.
ton stune,'' led with attentive servants, and it's
table supplied with he best fare, so as to extend
to its guests the q miort If d LONE.
Aberdeen, Jan. q, 1857. I7-tf
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GROCERIES,! GROCERIES !!

r. NJ. ROGERS.
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May 6. Pm
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fire rseng much grs eater rate and there can be no
doaos bnt that eve. V nuildng a Destroyed

IRE In rssng At much g eater rate and there can be no
douo; but tba. eve y building is destroyed
Dr. Bssel stated 70 reporter tbs. there we're over
one hundred patients he Mrn Hospital who must
be thrown out into the open ir, xposet 10 the damp
osphee and cannot ou. resul in ciogng the death Of
large number.
About ten O'Clock, steam tug arrived with two hun
dred marines, accompanied BY Surveyor Ear. anf Capt
John Bennett rns marines we're Immediately sta
i1nsd the public siores and ordered NJ. to molest
the rowd mob rnless attempt made 10 te the
public store houses 1t stated that there ffty
police sent down, bus up O'Clock OF them aat
mado their APPEARANCE
The FIRE made immense bazs aud csud be sssu for
mlss large sd co,gfegNsd Ga the Battery b VII
n.ss the Ore.
The firing o. the buildings conducted IN very
quiet In the Ora, build set dfe just
a. time when most cs tho mob At Burns Hotel,
drinking II freely stated during the entire evcnug
tbst work would bs dashed up du-g tho night and It
would be started a. eary hour for tie special bsne H.
Of the reporters The entire inhsoi .; tho sAld
were cut but strange say, everything p,ssei of very
quietly up the tine reporter eff: Tae siee 20
and the tops #ded with msn, women and
chill i,ep, ell 81 ntly looking on
The dremen we're oompsllsi 10 house their engines,
aud afterwards joined With ths so5cstors, looking o.
the first building IRE under the AGONY, large
quantity OF beng placed under ,eah and then drod
IA got parity uiier way apir,y OF sso1t half
rusbed out OF the door and began TO throw thu
sbatseys ,hs alnes. rne wipdov glass Was also
knocked by the nsob each OF ~ Appeared ~ carry
axe as 81 ALLOW good ait through the buildh es
Even be erces along the 'front.' OF The buildings torn
down and thrown the fire.
Nothing had been OF DR.. Thompson any OF the
attach Of the hospital grounds outside hs enclosure up
TO one O'Clock was feared that ehould Or. Tnompsoa
make lis appearance they would hurt him.
had the ma ines that brought down been called
out when the arsi building nscd all could have been
saved add appears very otrGngs that ;ney no.
twas rumorej ,hs: the intention Of taa moo to
Tho infected vessel lying us. ou;ads he Quarantine
aDd from appearance At lac boar this morning, there
srs every indication OF vessel on are
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their hands, setting Are 10 ths baidirgs Gos. OF taa
island but small party going or VII, we're -
coeniAed by Dr. Waller parties wao were engaged IN
the ire.
Commissioner PURDy shous,t il right - cnmmun'ca
with the Goveyne in order some steps r,ignt ba
taken in Offering reward for dso7efy Of the incea
diaries.
rhe PRESIDENT observed tass the proc ,sdioss lately
taken by the sst'eon Board D. al and racsoy set
forth In resolution Of ira. Board injurious u the
interests Of The property OF the Commission and OF their
employees. BE was of opilon tbat IL BY all means
pYcLer that the Commission should appoint
prepare An ojdncon ossihe proceedings oftne Castle
ton comniuee ana necessary 20 fartpec legal
ton the aid Of tie Attorney Camera could called 10.
He threw this ous uerey ss Recommendation.
The MAYOR thought would be weil give The came
CON mittee poper 10 consr ~ish the Governor
Is was eventually agreed tot the President and Vice.
President snopld ne such Committee.
Commstoper Curtis stated mar tners wsre twenty six
cares OF yellow fever nj Quar- utuc aud three o.
escept sm.lpox Dr. Rockwell hal been compelled TO
eeDd tbe three Of aeas to Wards leland for
there hospital scconm &c Atom on Staten Island
except one building
Captain CRAmRE further s.stea that one maa hal died
from fright 81 The fire and tie olence OF toe lters and
another from rjusie received. AZ the pa,e rsrcs
tnsie were scarcely any msans OF having them lodged
After some conversation, = satisfactory arrangement
was CON e TO in this respect
The rjurier dore to the walis ordered to
Ehe follosiDe cation from the Physician or the
Marine doapitAl vas reai-
QuARAsrrsv. STATEN ISLAND
Fon O. G. vERPAscK. Presaent Commission OF Emgrs
IrARtM1r have to ufrm you of the destruction of sss
ou oing At The Asrb. 6osul 1t QrsraDne by large AMI
Mfustsed NOT ast evening, It noe O'Clock They sde
ell nc. through the SIDE ffhs orsA EAl
rAnDs sonrd, pased mt, tha I; clntur Add comnsnsei
heb wclk c 6esrucio by rs lrpx The .lpox luNns
lh@p ihn teedec % burn the brd,ngl an tns
he c0er house occuxed bv health foar Dr rhDmp
ton w,ls mos o. Die ss nsoie furnsnfe .ss in9o
ih 'te force under control 70 check ID,
nv properly entrusted 10 reg-e. t9s.
set GORE wss NOR aly wounded he enso1n,ar With
ncb Very rtspeetsr.liy yours a. II ,lsaFL,l
Physician Marins Eosp.sl.
The letter wss ordered on file.
Commekiouer CtRrs said ne htd heari the, sn ,,hss
steveoore bad been badly wounded in the hip and proba
bly, will not live
fhe MAYOR observed that cutts- had been
sent up TO prote the Shipping ha 400 tusboa. e.h
couple or guns on beard wnst relnred.
The use Of the Cinderella suggested.
The MAYOR observed tbst that would do, but he ca1G
MT ap1 err'snd why the siy under board ina
pot heen loaded with ssoses IL sao we're not 1t baud and
fred into the ranks OF lhs rioters
The Beard soon alter adjourned
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Wy oi1oieLs sccsu4t vi rts ala q
fsDe manner c,ntrs ,cis The man. rlsi- aoovs u
ays ibat although tho engine, hook g1ier aaj ace
con psnes were pr.seot, a1d after ossins evs-y el
gained aan ce that 10 yesterday they put
stream or wa'er on toe hre; tina. oid onsh e.
although two engines aao two compares pre-
sent From their inlbecle aston u Ia be supp issd ma
they also actet IN c0ncer. with the incantiartes.
Oar reporter carefully inspsc.ea the ruu. SID gonnd
no traces TO show that water had be,n ussf ca ali tho
evidence of sucsessfu movement she plfs OF the
s,aten islanders 70 DESTROY the obnoxious QGsr.naao
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belongs 10 respective countries and 70 present
sge 70 ccnfound that specuss'on which would divide
The labor will not be light, b the evcnsusl victory
everywhere apparent there province Of Affairs
In which the task would be easy and the triumph within
our uasp. depends us, will, on our cnoiQe,
honorable charrnan hss aseocised with MS oss,; de-
pends strike out f1r from he sr OF public
and social ernbarrss nens ali the contingencies OF c,
lslon between fngsnd and Amsriea Il ss should NOS
employ our unprecedented powers Ia friendly sprs,
ve should bet after tsf uuffhscrR provocaton, aud
conceive basy recruitment II every transient cloud which
ssoerds on pca ssy 20 bsed - tne rrognostc OF
destructive storm We should nsss haste 70 unlock
toms o ex;pcs pretensons an hured WRONGS thea would
II 10 memorable mort Of ingenuity and toll be parity cast
away (ApyisHe) Gentlemen, aai confident that We
shall purtue very defen c-u.sn Toe Qdee1 has cent
ueprs az good vii the President and the Presde,t hes
made a o rrtsponding srcw"r Qneen. fg,neers)
These messages uft bs .spiions /, our
chises, tksy mas. be ifuiIni msxms IN our tssrts.
gCseers let 0ur gJvtraucnf rwsuerass IN tnagr
soUors st the ard wssrs rt ono c,untry CON.
-ert ap1n Ke'ityn.. thc r@cy end she tendepces
cf the tardc sed gsn~ aplrt Ia ths negots-
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