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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-10


EpIroE of ExrRzss-Sir Shall anything Il
done this fall for the rational amusemens and
mental Improvement Of the young men and
yon,hs II our beautiful eityf
Will no Influential individual or individu.
ais. bestir themselves for an object so praise.
worthy and bene6eiaif Reflect on the state
Of lhiags in our city Drinking saloons in
AbandAnee-but. with one triaing exception
not place 10 the town where one. young OF
old. can betake himself for an hours innocent
recreation. unassocisted with Objectionable
accomplishments,
Is there no reproaeh. in such state Of
shiugs. justly resting upon this community
Where is the Lyseam in which young
~sn nay. either by resding. or the stedy OF
some branch Of useful knowledge render a
spare hour delightful for the present and most
profitable for the future
Where is the Gymnasium. in whose athletic
exercises The iaded body may acquire fresh
vrgor. aud renewed life?
The !eve Of amsemenl IS one OF the funda-
mental. ineradicable necessities of our nature
shall We minister wholesome food To this
appetite or. leave the youth Of our town to
cater for themselves. aud then. IL they select
am'ss. con.en. ourselves and Try to sniel our
coDsciences by fierce diatribes against sinful
pleasures. aud licked amusements
Will not the Fathers OF our e.ty-tAe din.
listers Of the Gospel-the Teachers-in short.
all who believe IL is more practicable to keep
youth il lae yishs way. by furnishing them
with pare amusements aud enjoying those
amusements along with them, than 10 scold
them for availing themselves of the only recre.
anons which our wicked supineness aud sci.
fish neglect have placed within their reach
MORE ANON.
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Garrison on Choate.

wm. Lloyd Garrison does no, eoBc-r 10 the
exalted estimate generally expressed u he late
Rufus ctos,e a. a speaker sn4 writer. lie
tbus speaks Of the great lawyer:
as public speaker. We have seldom lis
tened 70 one 81 any reputation for eleqpenee
with les Satisfaction. Whether al The bar Or
% the plstf rm. h vas professional Zouave.
Hrs gs-ficuis..ons we're 4 CON hinatiou OF trsge
dy. comedy aud farce. ki- speeehes distin
gu,shed Tor sbyrintblau sefDosity. beyond az
power Il extricaiion A moro Vicious style i
not 10 he found IN English history ted
d,-lo,nisd. ha.hy. Supplemented, double and
tsi-ted. heller skeltsr. al uhatsEer cbsrsc-
t~rizss he spread Eagle col Ia thu re-
fpsst the ference be,s ssn h,n-eli and DR.
Webster wss aimost Infinite. How clear. for.
oil te.se. vas every senfense uttered or re-
corded by tie latter How Ike will the
wisp Vas the fofmsr whether Nth pen or
ioasueI Granted that hs MAS remarkable for
his Literary. sehelaslic ard legal aftairr3epts-
for BIS copiJusue.s II speech. exoberanee Of
Imagination. ard power Of per~uas.on-thsrc
- nothing 70 guot.. nothing 60 ren-sber. m
any 81 his oFa'oficsl ehotts, because - endless
elreum loculion AID metaphy zeal cioddlues-. I"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-10

TT The Greene County llnd.) Trres says
that the example Of the male regulators" Of
that county has been followed by the ,comsn
vho have formed an association to expel from
whose Establishments operated uniavorably on
The ddeiity q their liege lords few days
since they waited on the fair casss Of their
disqaiet. and informed her that she gssa't
needed in that region any longer "Regula
ting" has become quite business IN this conn
ny In some portion, OF the West. already t.
Judges and courts are regarded a. ineumbran
ces. tolerated merely on sceoun, Of their anti
1uity. aud the respect ia wlisl our benign
ancestors held them
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-10


THx Jsws IN AnKsicA From a lecture de
Inverted by Dr.. Morris J franklin. in Provi.
deuce. o. sunday evening. and reported ia The
Providence Evening Press. We gather some
facts IN relation 10 the jews IN the Uastrd
States. The jews In this colntry. The .pesksr
said. nov member about two hundred thou
sand Ia New York city alone there are forty
thousand The atteation Of the Jews 10 Eu-
rope is turned towards America. O. account Of
the persecution 10 which they are subjected in
some countries on the cauuneat. and RAPID
increase Of their numbers here may be expected
~ migration Many Jews IN th,s eoontry
are occupying prominent and iaf seniisl Fo-'
lion. i. poi.sscs aed business Me-~r- Yalse
ADD Benjamin. q The Z ) Senate. and Messrs
Zallssof<r. ol.ver. Philips anf Hart. q The Ma
ton Al House Of Representatives,. are Numbered
among The children of Abraham
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-10

TIE GEksy F..a-The annual fair Of the
SLLous Agricultural and Mechanical Assoeia
ton will commence on Monday, och Of Sep
teu.ber, and continue one week. The schedule
embraces Iremiums TO be disposed Of. valued at
So. 900. one Of 81 900 being offered for the
best thorough bred STALLION. A new feature
aud We think most commendable one Of
the exhibition thi~ yesr Is in the eutire sboli-
ton Of entry fees. the Dlreetess baYlag 10
depend entirely on the gate fees for the money
10 pay the necessary expenses of the Fair
Competition j. invited from the whole Union
aud u i confidently expected that the aboii
ton Of entry fees will induce competitions
from hundreds Of persoas Nho would other
VIE BE- deferred FROM s-yag.es in AUDIBLE
.tfife.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-10


Senator Iyersos. Of Ca, has bsen making
one Of Dis PLEASANT disunion speeches at GriG
in, Ga. The following passages from q ~ mop.
sis Of the Hon. Senator's speech. which We
find IN the Columbus (6a.) Sun gives suffi.
eienily clear snd comprehensive idea Of the
production;
1.-The proud and enviable condition OF the
poor white man ia the South. compared TO the
degraded white slave Of the North Is owing To
the existence Of African slavery In the South
Ii the question of emancipsting the negroes
sas TO day submitted " The people Of Georgia,
oine out OF ten who own no slaves would vote
in the negative. Slavery must be maintained
lin the Union II possible-out OF il " ne6es.
sary -peacsaby il We may-foFcIbly if We
must. Tie was once an advocate II the heresy
OF SQuAtler Sovereignty, bet had repentsd al
and recanied the error. Subssqusnt invesii.
CATION, D "a convinced him that tie true theory
b. relation 10 the Territorial Governments of the
Union. Is that 1t 10 both the power and duty
Of Congress TO pass laws for the protection OF
slavery, wherever II exists or may exist upon
the common soil.
From What had been said let no one ina inc
be sssin favor Of dissoving the Union from
choice lie would surrender II only when
convinced IL aud failed of the great objects of
It's creation. 10 confederated Government
OF their own. the Southern States would enjoy
sources Of wealth, prosperity and power IN
surpassed by any nation on earth. No nen.
trslity laws would restrain our adventurous
sons Our expanding policy would stretch
far b yond present limits Central America
would join her destiny to ours. aud Cuba, now
withheld from us by the vuioe aud votes Of
Abolition enemies. With n Republic larger
N extent than oil Europe, homo eneous in ey-
thing. we should exhibit TO the world al exam
pie OF greatness aud power which nothing but
tae hand OF God could ever weaken or des.
troy !"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-10

Al kfs residence W Sacramento CITY Caifornia. On
he - dsy q fuly. i~so. ns- skPfER PATkltk
formerly Of this eisy Ia the 7tiA year q his sre.
The most Of ,sf readers ~fil remember DR.
sep,rr Patrick. Fer many years be vas .
resident Of ,his city. enjoying large prsctie'
IN bis profession. aud securing. by the grnsr.
90. impulses ofhi- nature. al extensive circle
II warm frierd.. 10 maa had ssofe friends
in yigo eouni, than he. There vas an open.
hearted msnliness. an out-spcksn indepst.
dence. ana a high sense Of Integrity which 9
CHARACTERIZED him. tha, all admired and lovst
him. DR. Patrick vas true man-he deeeiv
"a 20 one What h. lhought. be spoke u a
became nsn. e "a generous almest 70
fault. and lsase. bsLsnd him as rieh lsgse1
% ~ family, the ieceu-~ Of COED name
M be tel 10 peace
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-10

II Peter co~ics ~be lives ., Hadlcy. a.
dresses himsslfto AL those persens-if any
saeh there be-who vsut % go 10 heAssn.-
b~causs De. Peter Cosles. has ct Tor sale. =
good place To starr from. lie states HE case
about thus.
p. s.u-A pe~ in The meeting house Of
he 6rss p.tt.h IN Amherst fhe man that
esas The pes o~u~ th- r,rht Of pace la~t a.
SIDE and insl ~ leeg A. The pe~ y, from the
bottofa of TIE use~tinx hoa-e 10 the tep 90 ROOT.
snd he ess - mseh higher a. he Gao get
Ia msn ~,ll eas my pex and s,t m u ea san
dsys sad repeat add - good nan. be y "a -
10 hssvs.en " sed Its hin &C. Let msn
.i.rf fre-. The rsshs place. lss hlm 20 right
keep right do right. s.d he will 20 - Hesv-u
a last, and my pev - a. coed pl-es 20 stsfl
froza a. any pe~ ia The meeting heu-e The
Bible ss,s. Have ehsfsty. lov~ asefey. -sls
honhly. de.l Justly ssd thoa .hAltts secegted
guess he btnls tells he truth
fusR cs-tEs
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-10


gT at the request Of DR.. j q Stephenson,
We copy the following from the Journal Of The
s0lh oft.
Mn Enron As some persons misunder-
stood, and have misrepre~ented upon the
streets. what was said at the Firsmen's meet
ing last night. concerning the power Of the
Fire Department, N this city permit 20 set
that natter right. through your paper. y has
been said that u wss boastsd that the Fifemen
bad he city IN their power The fsots touch
ing that matter are these: The person who j.
charged With making the boast above refcFred
to. was addressing IA upon the necessity Of
coutinuirg 20 do orr duty a. We have hitherto
done II, add Il acting. on al occasions. calmly
and dispassionatsls, a. reasoning men should
do. lie told Va thsi 40 long a. We do 90 We
shall nave the ,seem and conhdsnce Of all The
communicating orr power - based upon
this esteem snd con ddsuce 81 the people-and
that. 80 long a. Ne retain u, ne have tie city
government "a cur hands. bUt that 20 soon ~
We permit our passions - get the upper hand
Of oar reason. aud impel u 10 any acts Of vi.
leuc~ unbecousing to men pei - to NEEDLE
With nslter- Ne have no tssins>s Esih--o'
lmpel " % ofirr any insults 10 ANY persou.. =
80, n shall ve lose The esteem and confidence
q IN. people. and 20 soon viii our powe'
vanish Ne know that these thlngs are 80
We know the power If a body Of four hui.tfse
msn ciesely organ ed. thigking and eeun.
calmly, when b.cksd y ~ :, ppsihy a.,
con d.nce ~ tn people W. kpo~ our pos
er and we iateea ~ retain a.. BY meddlinl
wiih nothing Outside Il our province. aud b,
dsporsng ourselves IN all things a. = becom
iug 10 rsen aud ciurens
j We are the humble servants Of the People
fIREAEA
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-10

ia has been generally gathered. and from all
sections Of the State We learn that the crop Is
unusually large. aud It Il believed that there
has not been a. much vheatin the State in any
enc year before. In Michigan At is said that
The only ~ork 81 the frost was the destruction
Of The ~ aud ether enemies Of the crops, and
that crops generally will be very hesvy. From
The three great wheat States Of Ohio. IadiAna
Illinois. he reports are Of the same character
aud ne may look with confidence for al uuu
saa, sGppsy Of all The crops.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-10

foT The ttpre>>.
Ma EpuoK; II was once an accepted axiom
10 morals. that the faithful discharge OF our
obvious aud necessary duties implied no ex
,rsord,eary msfit--g,ving no claim % superior
sirtue--and consequently no jas, clam 10
extra commeadat,oa. The age Of abundant
promise. With just A. iiffis Of compliance pos.
s,bls had not a. yet arrlssd We th.ak hat
liberal and fsiihful seqa,ttsl % our promised
obligations. whether sell imposed or other
wise, At present. argues great rs,fss. y reason
Of the exceeding rarity Of such aess.
Tee sboss raeeuons. Mr.. Editor. have
arisen out Of The peculiar circumstances undsl
which fud myself placed shile sejournine
10 The Prslrie City. l arrived here saturday
gorsing. July 3olh. ~ilh a daughter sery
SICK. VIII vLa, promised 10 be = severe cas-
e fever. found accommodations a. he Prn
iin House when. by reason q The Assslnon'
att ntion Of ths hind host add am able hostess
aud the medical skill and attention Of DR.. 5
] Yoans. 6nd ny dear child ves pigh re
altered and able TO resume eur ioarney east
yard.
ana aware that The proprietors Of the Ban
iin House have only discharged her promise
70 the publse yet ho~ many in this sSe Q
Great yrsni,s make "a sosseiensious duty Z
4s that they pr..uissi
let the traveller. sick OF eel. 90 10 u
Bansla H.use. in fall faith fsf v.iliy thsy 3
al ,hst they promise. AlsSoCkIAN-
Bssfsa Hs.s>. Aug 2. 50
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-10

pThs telegraph Of day before yes.srday
announced the important fact that within 80
day. there will be 900 American troops on
the Rio Grande. preparatory to marching 10
the city Of Mckee This - signi6e4ss fact.
add the beginning Of series Of military move
ments that will resalt IN giving dismembered
sod priest ridden Mexico stable form Of gov
eminent. Three thousand American troops.
properly Differed aud equipped. can give such
a po~sr 20 either faction, that triumph will
be achieved beyond controversy. We viii
look with thrilling interest to this movement,
md hope TO see 1t succeed.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-10

THE NfrHoDIsrs AND SLsyERr.-A number
OF the Methodist Episcopal clergsmen have
pablished a circular to their denominations re
counting i..s history Of the Church a. connect.
"a it'll slavery. and stating that they "felt
that Il is our bon den duty to assure. n posi-.
Die. at the next session OF our General Confer
euee, which takes place at Buf.lo, y. Y,
May LIT. le60. deeipiinarv rule. ay which
All -lsveh olders shall BE- declared Ineligible TO
membership in the Methodist Episcopal
Church Slavery i deeply ,arsing our nation
an - msligu il fusnee j. not less deadly up
u The Church II Cd aud ne ieel il our Duty
= much an " beth. la rsmeve this curse.
I'D 10 WIPE away this reproseh. from the oh
rwis~ pure e~eutchecns ~ our common Meth
ojiss." They de,irr. therefore. that memo
al, 81 he sui.sSt ~ ssnt To he conferences
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-10

The TINS MILAN correspondent writes: The
Nilsn~ss are b~-ld. themselves with Tsge. sor.
Tox and astonlShment. An Arm4siiee The
word - full OF shame AID b.tterue>- 10 a Loms
bard Eleven wears ago the Afmisiiee pa
l4seo gave Asisn back "a Austria WAT vii
this dug livery one - too much excited 10 rss.
son or 10 think.
4 ,sss saddsnsss iost a. the Mineio = crossed
lust sc the fersre~~~~ reached. Prs~hisra IN
vested. the Austrans dI-orgsazsd aud broken
-Vh, to ten A. hon.f sot tae honor 81
France--not the inds r. nd~nce Of Italy. None
hut Austria can PROFIT ny 1t, these excited
youths exrisIm.
PIT, them & on, my soul You will ferson
calmly -,ee he good TO be gaiued. the evil 10
te avoided They rraembsr the hdtous pat
ssd go the shade Of the pfs.ent sorro~ sc 40
hope for the future
Ii the meas VA news - me should teel a
fhev feel | Did moi. ut course. kaOw Of tn
actual arfnsstlce. bat knes that n m"rs
Sighting would - dome Tor sunsstime. which
erinss ~ pretty uueh thr ssae thsag
The Only ray u hope seems 10 dawn. Ca
haldi they ssy'will defy the terms the tr.t 81
Emp.fef ha- msdr. he owns Is IN ~ o~u IA
solsnt nay oar hing has no hand m shi- ai
far Gaub.ldi drfed the afui tee fSss-s..,
aud be will defy THIS also
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-10

II The '.yeang ssstl- @<s- Of New o.
leans Are yuush d &c. Nolesaess. eve rssd5
To burst. slnness bens.sA The pl.e.s fsla- Of
their ~aisieoais. Iuo - then "mst The 9th
or day. li1tls ess 81 town. 9Th -esassd
honor erying iss ssss-f.euea. After several
inet<cta.l passes. eae II The sanhst.ni. ~..
slightly eoandsd IN the hsed. The seeond.
then intsrfered. and declared he duel kosora
l,y teFuicsfsd.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-10

gJ-The Republican National Committee will
assemble Ia The city ofNew York 10 December
10 f. the time and place for holding the next
National Convention To nominate candidates
for President and Vice President. II l. conce
ded that some place west of the Mountains
will he selected. piltsburg aud Wheeling
among other points. have been mentioned
Why hasn't indianapolis been mentioned =
nadisOa CSuritT. 49,
Why. CARRIER. have you been ssleeps In
dianapolis has "been named" aud half the
papers in the State have expressed their opin
ion in relation to il. Az least three month.
ago. We seconded the suggestion of the India
pspolis Journal that the Opposition National
Convention be held at the capitol Of Ind lana
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-10
Terms 50 per annum, in advance.
WHOLE NO. 800.
WOW m.


Al angel uandsrias oct of heaven,
Add all too bright Tor idea even,
o-ce through ihe path. y paradise
xsas isrinoss ire auTorai air,
kad Walking ia Hgs awful guise.
Met the eternal Fa'her there
who. when Re ssw the truans spdte.
SaaIiss love throash al those covers - Light,
sN bite deep within the traneed speii,
Our Eden IRE lag slussoenng near.
God 49,, snd ss.d- 1t = oct veil
For man sione y iingsr here"
Then took thst aHgei - ne hand.
I'D win kiss - brow Re Prest,
Ana -hi-p>-inx al ~. mid eommsre,
Ne laid u cd ne sle~per's bresst,
with earth enough % make Il human.
&c chained IL wiaxs aud called u wess..
= M ifpefehanee some stains Of sust
Cpaa Lef Plnion. JET remain,
rs bat ~ mark 81 Gof's o~n duss.
The sarih-moala Of hat Eaeu chain.
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For The Expre..

FOR toc fApffss.
Ma Enron: In answer TO question asked
by More Anon" in the Express Of Thursday.
would say that there is Lyceum in this city.
which vas organized in Nay. 1858. and which
has Deco in successful operation ever since
holding regular weekly meetings. At these
meetings each member is required to take
part 10 the various literary exercises, which
consist Of debate. original orations. essays.
and declamatiors-Ali Of which are in order
a, each regular meeting.
This Society is now 10 possession of Fl c
Library. comprising the standard works Of
some Of the bes, authors the NUM- Der Of vol
umes being nearly four haadred They have
also Hall. in Early's block. fitted up with
gas and other convrnieuces
They are about making arrangements 70 have
regular course u ,tfturea dsrine the Coming
season. and will spare 20 pains in their EN-
deavor TO secure the most talented aud int r
sting lecturers the country can afford. IN
order to do this. however. they must have The
enrourage Of the citizens. They hope
an are confident it will be given them The
greatest 1iE'culty they have had to contend
nth has been found IN that the au,obsr OF
members has not been great enough 10 enable
them to CRY on the exercises vi.h the spirit
which would make them as Interesting. and
attended With . much Improvement. as 4 il
we're greater. One cause Of this difficulty is
this: The greater number Of The young men OF
this city are actively engaged in business
which they cannot leave at the appointed hour
foi meeting. without permission from their
employers. Nav, eau not this cause Ss re
rnovedY Have not the merchants snd Other
business men interest enough in the welfare 81
the young men in their employ to remove IL
ss they hare The porer 70 do-by giving then
permit sion- more-u>ing their influence 4
indace them to Join the Clabf That a con
oeclian ei,h such al institution Is desrsbl,
for any Young man. is undfspuied I hope. TO
the credit Of Trrre Haute. they have such AT
in,sres, aud that they will do this. whiei
can be attended with no injury TO therr ow,
Interests. trs would rather be fartherance o
them.
Wa thy faiat Of tiis
PERM, me to say that ! heartily concur il
the sentiments advanced by "More Anon.
and 70 respectfully hope that his own action
/ A
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-10

AeRicvLruRAL SociKTY.-We see that the Vi
60 Agricultural Society is making vigorous
PREPARATIONS tor the approaching Fair. The
ground is being fenced in gooa style. track
made. halls fitted Up. wells dug. and. in fact
eseryihing necessary TO pui the ground in frs
rate Older The ground cann.t be surpassed
10 Indiana. for beauty Of oeation aud adaptA
tion to he purpose.
The present bids fair TO &c one Of the hes
County Pairs 10 the State. as the premium liz
i. large. aud everything done up on libera
scale.
We hope our farmers will come Up nobly Il
.le work. as they did las.yeas.and poi let Oh
neighboIing counties carry OF all The pre-
miu-s.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-10

A. AUsrEo fHtsH HFao.-A mong tho. : hose
i nts and ensrgy az ,annot obscure or d..
mini-h. Baron Hess stands prominent and
Count Nngvnt exciies wonder. Count Nugent.
although eikttyt two year cf ege. wss q be
>een IN the centre Of the action OF 2iih. either
scanning the advance Of the enemy from prom
ineut POSITIONS. giving direction. or chiding
naligrer.. He renAi1ed in the midst Of The
danger Till The last. and Il wa only by the
,ender solieil1Ge Of his aids de camp that he
vas induced n last 20 mount BE lit,l yellow
pony and gut the field. During Inc night be
took no sls-p. aud yesterday he was out for
eight hours reeonnoiteting the nights Of Rivoli.
Count Nugrnl is tse gerersi to whose energy
RsdetIski owed IA that be obtained timely
endorsements ~ ies9 lie Is thin. white
hatred lrshrsr. Of middliug stature. shos.
voice does no. a. yet trembie. and who pcs
.e.se. at four seots The activity Of a nan Of
thirty.
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give srs ururr rsuswed ohisgsuoas % 80
irisnd. Hon. Jszss Hsdsn. { s~ss,o' from
I"-s. fcs r-e~nt f.soss. s.a s.ass s-p-s,ali,
fsr coy q b.. Atls sxpeslsien u the ''ts's,s
iiee and Policy 81 the D~msersfie psrss. d
l,vsred a. Dss Moiass city. On tie 81 o. ans
Il is vsry al. SPEECH. sad .hsald be ~ N,
hsad. 81 every hossss nas throughout III
snlise esuntry.
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THs ersxsss ~ NKw ToKx AestSsr THE Re
soekAef-A gvatieman writing from koches
Ter, New York. say:
AL through this part q the State there - =
iarg- md sisailly sagf1enting German popu'a
too lie hear - tals ..4fds feops~ e.
deeply lncen-e.i Il General Cs-~'s leit.r rs-p~e
uez ifs protection Amssiea oees T. tef naipf
.i.se4 e,issu-. The Dtnloessc, rsy r. q.
-uf~i thsi the intsiiigsrt poStIcn % - pc
: al a. the earliest opportunity iaks SUMMARY
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