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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-04
DHMOND, va, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1859.

AHE LOST BALLooxDT---D Did lie Balfooa
Darss LA Mountain and Haddock, tho miss
Ans uail1onisfa, have been traced q little far
.her.. They were seen Shout O'Clock on the
day Of their ascension. over the town of PIT.
ca.ln' n ?. Lawrence county, N. Y, about SO
laaies que northeast Of Watertown. They wera
then' It was supposed, about Ave miles above
the earth--and were travelling with great ye.
iocity. The Troy Times SAYS: g
8 We learn from Watertown that Mr r..
mountains valve and rope were in nerfert
ORDER before he started; and that his sbalipnn
Was va; charged with hydrogen gas The only
ana. can purst balloon Is the rapid ex-
pahsion OF gas from ratification. to a COMPASS
beyond It's receiving Capacity. OF conrse, II
tue meek is open, as it should be always s,,cb
eApahsfon could not take place beeausa the
dIscharge would always compensate The in
crease OF bulk. Rutif the neck was closed and
tl .ne sLNc 81 IN orcer, this would afford a safe
iy.and hydrogen, which lis very light nnr,icu-
iariy SO. Then, even il the balloon had bnrst
IL Is no unusuat circumstance. For Mo
nave escaped such an incident 1t isrot con.
sioered dangerous operation at alt There
IS q certainty that the cloth, on being emptied
must form parachute, and give gentle fail
frof. Wise burst his balloon twiee--,,ncs nv
accident. and once at Allentown. Pa hv ds.
sign, having announced that he should do So
In both Instances he descended with the most
perfect ease. Mr. Green, the most careful
eronaut IN England, burst globe W hen about
iour miles above the earth, and it was at once
inverted, niilng with air and coming down
gently and securely We have read of dsz
ems OF instances in which balloons have burst
az great distances above the earth, and not i'm
one on where anything serious has resulted from
the accident. = = - 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-04

The LADY OF THE KITeHEN.-The papers
are making light of the demands made by fe-
male servant girls upon the mistresses of the
mouse. II is, however, a serious subject. The
New Haven Palladium publishes the follow.
ing advertisement
anfed to Hire.--A lady, having a
pl.s paeasant nome, no incumbranees but a hus-
nand and child, wishes to place herself Mt
the alsposal OF some servant who can come
Wei recommended from her last place. She
nam within doors at least five minutes after
lhe work Is finished. She would also slim.
late for the privilege OF going to church her
sell once each Sunday. having been compelled
10 refuse the last applicant, who was not
wiling TO allow her but half a day once n
fortnight. Wages satisfactory-if usier $40 a
week. -
She is deeply conscious of the utter ina
pluty OF latsies in general to comply with the
present demands OF servants, but she hopes
ny strict attention to please in all respects
Inc pest OF references can be given; also, a
gooa recommend from one who has now left
her to the tate of many housekeepers Please
apply before A. NJ go =
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iIncorporated 1852
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE iNBUKs
ANCE COMPANY.
n Once No. Isl Main Street, Richmond. ~
I g---liEfs Capital and EurpIMs S1O00O!
TINS CoNPANY has the sdvantaxa q i.sssiy-ss re-
having enjoyed the favor Of the public dusinG Al
Of thai peried needs no special INSTRUMENTATION 70
the citizens OF Virginia.
Il effects Fire insurance in city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all paTts Of the world.
Its cash capital aud surplus are ~ above, ana 10
affairs are manag cd prudently but literally. And ts
rates are low as those Of any othsr good tnstta
ton. WRECTQhs:
Joseph Allen. Wm. Bears, Gee ~, Ss.ith'
VIM. ~ Palmer, chss. W. Purcell. Jno: .todon.
Alex. r. Parker. ies. ?, Wlpstos, Arch Thomas.
Apeiy Co thc President Of Secrefary in person or
by letter. w. l.. c0WARDINs Prssident.
WV. WILLn. JR.s Secretary. jet-n
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ptREcroRs.

DIRECTORS.
II. b. ROBERTSON, JAMES r. CLOSE,
ED. SANGSTER, WIN. d. MASSEY,
DR R. III. STABLER. THOMAS T. HILL,
CHRIST'R NEALE, RICHiD II. CARTER,
p. D. LIPSCOMB, ROBT r. LESTER,
SILAS BfGLOW. s. It. STUART.
WIN. NJ. TURNER, WM. WkIGHI.
OFFICERS.
HENRY w. THOMAS President
Z. b. ROBERTSON, Vice President.
THOS. T. HILL. Treasurer.
VIM. WRIGHT, SPcretary.
yAS.T. CLOSE. Actuary and General Agent.
COOKE x CLOSE, Agents, Richmond.
b. A. COOKE.
pc 3-6fp l.. a. CLARE
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Erff F6Ms. a resideNs 81 J3aksf ttfxox enII.
ing gherseIf Bell Mitchs1l, made heSap ppeGSAaes
charge Of being q person Of evil fame and same.
and Of keeping adfsorderly and fI1.eovefued
house; but AZ the witneeses had ben ree0r-
nfxrti TO appear before tho Grand Jury intwO
other cases sirnil6r 10 this and their evidences
yonld probably 1mpltcate the defendant, The
Mayor dismissed tile warrant aud discharged
fhn arruspd "a 3ssSt a vi
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26

food, instinct forces every animal to supply ne de
aciency BY eating It separately. The Wild bomlo
frequents the salt lakes Of Northwestern Americe
the wild animals In the central parts o. Al
himself beside salt spring md our domestic eattl:
this luxury. From time imnsmci,i = h,s ssse
and among horrible punshments, entainng certain
Ssath thaf Of feeding cuprits seltlee food said
~ have prevailed 10 hartnrous times VIA Cook
and Foster landed in Otahete ths sonl.nsa see r.
evsry morsel Of meat and every one renaemhess
Nan fridays expressive Reputation q salt Bat The
sayages Who ate no .White pouder,n ate hsh, and
cooked their flesh in seawater, rich tn all n -
erai parts Of Africa men are sold for eat md - ~
gold coast II Is the most precous q ~ co1pQtal
On the gold coast Of Sierra Leone man vi ~ NJ
sister, or his wife. or hs child iot ~ ~ M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26

To all letters soliciting his subscription thing,
Erskine had regular form Of reply, viz: 81. Iisef
much honored by your application 70 m, and beg
to subscribe-here the reader had 70 tuRn oves re
Another ID excellent: 4 When Lord Etakins heard
that somebody had died worth two hundred thousand
pounds, be observed, Well. that's very pretty gum
to begin the next world With. z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26

newly imported "help, r aftef beine sstshlIshed
in Fifth avenue palace q mai1of n WNk, sNA1
seen shortly after with pail fall of dops om ~
kitchen, carefully exploring the parozs, The drawing
room the library the boudoir, the mnsic room, and
other places Is II 10 search Of something uhich -
could not find. At last, meeting The ladY q IL
house she inquired seriously, II you plaza, mlass
where's the pig !" al
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26

Ono John W. joins, who has bean esntsnoed T. -
Kentucky Penitentia5y, toF Mving VIII ~ Ntg1es
excuses himself " MIing thai Nhen be hae 90 -
other. s 49, q 81 IS IF ), rs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26

There ia NO difference, often, betwssn Nj le8 y
calf, and the calf q leg.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26

STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be remembered that this twelfth day of January 1859
before me- subscriber Justice of the Peace in for
aforesaid personally appeared Thos Sloo President and
James Secretary Of the Sun Mutual Insurance Com
pany Of New Orleans who being duly according
depose and that the above accounts Just and and
THOMAS SLOO, President.
JAS. EDWARDS, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this twelfth of Janu
airy, 1852 G. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Board Of Directors have resolved pay interest
cent Ia cash. Certificates of Profits
the holders thereof to their legal and
after Monday 2 inst Also, declare dividend sixty
PER CENT the earned premiums Of the Company end
ing 3lt December 1885, for which Certificates will be issued
and after the oath February next.
THOMAS SLOO. President.
JAMES D. DENEGRE, Vice-President.
JAMES EDWARDS, Secretary.
DIRECToRs:
James D. Denegre, +. HART
A. D. Kelly, Jno. G. Kicks,
Hugh Wilson, j. H. saufer,
J. Y. de Egana, H. 7. Lonsdale,
Henry Renshaw, John G. Gaines,
A. G. Tremoulet, Thos. slno. jal3 Inn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26

EsrAIE Or THE La1E JOHN hcDONoGH, CITY or
New Orleans tirs nn.eserysd and extensive sale,
Resi- Estate, sinstsd in the egitls parts Of Flint
District, for notes without endorsegs., 4. s5r.f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26

T ANDING FROM SHIP PACIFIC. ).
Is Picked Lobsters.
rs French Mustard.
80 Seville Olives.
rs Capette Capers.
20 Damson Jelly and Jams.
20 :. Tsmarinds.
20 Fresh Salmon,
~ Lobstersi
20 Preserved Damsons
20 Green Cages.
20 :. Strawberry Syrup.
....- 20 >. Lemon =,
20 :. Pineapple :.
F. GAYoso 4 CO.,
d29 I'm 81 Graver street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26
SLAVE DEPOTS.

4 CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA NEGROES
FOR SALE-The subscriber has Just arrived fine
lot Of Ioiina and Virginia Negroe. for ss consisting
%of Field hands, Cooks Washers and Ironers also
No Seamsretsts No Blacksmith good Cooper
Engineer VIII be receiving lots during the season
hny will interest to call and
me- before purchasing else there.
H. F. PETERSON
DE- GIN Is Perdido street, New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26

= STRANGERS VISITING MOBILE
viii hnd at the s.
t& ALHAMBRA HALL RESTAURANT
bEvsrythipg In the line Of LIQUOR and LAR
hrst style. NORTON Il sK eyH.
N. B-We DESTROYS Of forming eI4sgemsnts Win the
managers OF different companies Of Miuses may visit
NewOrleans have large Hall peculiarly suited that
purpose
agood COMIC VOCALIST. For terms, etc., address
NORTON SMITH,
M Sm Mobile, Ala
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26

OF LOUISIANA-THE Sew
" era Glasses Of the Collegiate Department fully
lied. Students will be admitted period during Aca-
demic year. CIV. SEARS,
Dean Of the Faculty.
Students in the Grammar School prepared for admission
the Collegiate Course and Study Latin Greek, FRENCH
Spanish, German and all English branches. ~ ,1,s
Bcards day boarders aud day scholars received in both
Departments at of the For full particulars
apply the Of Baronne and Common Streets
eral Superintendent. LOUIS DuFAU.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26

u SECOND HAND FURNITuAE- THE
highest cash price paid for Second Hand Furniture Car
Pianos ETC. Also constantly on hand, Second Hand
" Furniture good and for sale vary low for cash
- or In exchange. II
Persons declining housekeeping and Wishing sell block
( SAMUEL FAIBVRE
ns 3p 3m Baronne street. near Canal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26

~ FOSTER'S SLAVE DEPOT,
@ e. ss s:S ess:i
ssss s .as ss
&c III,
fsE
s % for o 9s
moved from Espanads to Of Baronns and Or.
ssas = sas
stresses ali 81 which will be sold low cash. on time
se2s Il I'M WILSON.
= SLAVE nER1T, No. 1875 aRAVIEK AND 80
Sd To TR1nERss PLxNrERs AND MEaoHANrs-
opened ny od stand on the LIST Of Janusry 1855
IL
W. sLAyn 9oAa9
HOUSE, rss
Slaves somnis,iop Having e,aversd shs family PAL
e.
Of III s'sT'' rrosrnn.
s SSHSb & i S z5SHS S2 e
ssT
p g. keep constantly on hand large assortment
PilO. Bread, gofssehou.s Biscuits wstez Crackers.
VIZ f FSss Hs's sis etc..
.s.,,~nu BILLIARD TABLES OONsTANTLY
l hand and for .alsfrom the manufacoryot
| ~@-W Messrs.J. NJ. BRUNSWICK BR o., Cincinnati,
Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables Brunswick'
also Cloths Balls Cues and all other trimmings belong
AlloIdsrs thankful, received and promptly attended to.
ul7iy St Charles Billiard Room n o.
IL i Premium awarded =! he Ohio Meehanies Farl
The All gator!
This stove stands unrvaled the many supe.
or qualities all other Cooking Stoves giving
tested since last Fall throughout the West.
Every Stove sold by warranted give entire satisfaction
The prejudice generally existing against Cooking
Stove account of the daily cleansing they requie-he ue
thereby occasionng smoky oyen-a which
annoyances are obyiated in the Of THE ALLIGATOR.
ue and pipe free from and occasionn undnrbed
draft and oven i has the largest
oven Of any similar sized sove and an unusually large front
The superior qualities Of this Stove all others
the heat around the and hot water pipe equalled
range
Il shs
The consumption q fuel being sixty cent s than is
be appreciated they have be operation
our Stove Warroom No. l6 Poydrss street New Orleans
d2o I'm Sole Agents for the STATE Of Louisiana
1 snn WEST FELlCIANA LANDS FOR SALE.
saSe The Other thie sR woodsd Fel
terms and full particulars n ngps t. Nryu,Hsco
ja19 lot II Commercial Place.
49,. .JnEyN nflN 4. rAZrns -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26

sion Agents Tor The Purchase aud Sale Of Slaves -Oct
@Nk and Yard. No. So Baronne street. New Orleans La.
" nl5 If
a NEGROES FOR SALE, AT No. 81 z
* BARONNE STREET. IN
IN The undersigned has about 300 Virginia and Ma
ryland Negroes for sale, just arrived
Field Hands,
Mechanics, and
-- ..,, .-..- Every class of House Servants etc.
The supply Twill be ample from receipts during the
Ny establishment is between Graver and Common
Baronne street, No. g. which is the second west from
the St. Charles Hotel.
n9 SIN WALTER L, CAMPBELL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26

=. n. MATTHEWN a OO.-UARs
SZ58 Rage TRIMMINas, everything nscessaEy fos
@ Building and Repairing Oarfiasss, kept for ale
AxLEs suitahle cams Cass and Dfays With Lnch PHI
md Fuas. a No. 1855 0fAer street. New O1isans sul 7.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26


MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 Ousomhouss street, near
l Royal street-For the of Old Chronic Mercuria
Syphtic and all Private Diseases without Mercury hndancs
from business exposure to friends, and guaranteed
all cases.
The unparalleled which attended Dr. James
uce In all parts Of the United States and Europehe
able by the eminent physeans usfes him offering bis
services to the confidence Of the unfortunate The following
are some Of the diseases termed and Of which, IN
manently graduates Syphilis primary secondary
tertiary Sctures Uretfal Discharges elect Gonorrhea
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections Of females koweve,
lie Bladder and Kidneys RSsamaiun V Hydro
Dr. James would also call attention especially Of those
n M.
ting them for ehe business society," viz Constitutional De
bily 1mpoency The following some Of the sad and
weakness Of Limbs Pain IL the Head Dmnsss
VISION Loss Of Muscular Power Papitaon Of the Heart Dys
IT, Mentally the effects on Ike mind n to y
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Ideas Depression Of
Spii Evil Eoebodings Aversion to Society,"
An persons afflicted with any the abov. symptom should
fail call Dr. James and be restored 10
let false decacy apply al once Ind
from the awful and dreadful consequences Of th
q the organs immsdiatey cured and full viso,
member "The Medical House of DR.. Janes 1. 81 Custom
Pryate rooms reserved Houra of aendanc.
SPsRecentcassso aonorrhsa cured hours
pay - DIR. JAMES,
ad7 IL 81 Oustomhous street.
CHAs. HEIDsICK CHAMPAGNE DIRECT
~ lMPOR FATlON-We have $50 baskets, quarts pnts
Of this celebrated wine landing from ship Golden Eagle direct
JOS. q. II. N.MARKs
l. d2sR -, 45 and II New LeyseR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26
JOHN NeoARrY, Plumber,

Keeps constantly % hand 3 large variety II Bras
Cocks Force and Lift Pumps, Beer Pumps Cooking Ranges
Bathing Tubs Shower Bsthi etc. etc. Also Lead Pipes laid
repaired md Sheet Lad Work Or svery description Ship
modernaA. fas7 ala II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26

,sNaks II. TRAnIONTANAd u CO., IMPORTERS
S&2A
I FOREIGN FRUIT,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in DRIED and REEN FRUIT
consisting Of
Raisins, Figs, Grapes,
Ctrons Oranges Lemons,
Dates, Bananas, ETC., etc
They beg inform the public that they coneeany receive
Ing consignmens of Fruit and prepared supply Dealers
HOTELS STEAMBOATS, and Private Families with Fruit all kinds
on the most reasonable terms FRONT STREET \
MO 6m between Common and Grayjer streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26

~ AT G. +. HATCHER'S SLAVE DEPOT.
~ No. 1876 0favier street
~ - - - 40 additional NEGROES
~ just received from Virginia Carolina consistinp
Of Field Hands Mechanics, etc. Total hand for sale
NINETY. ja12 tt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26

n NEGROES FOR SALE,
have inst received ONE HUNDRED LIKELY NE
AgROES from Virgins and Maryland, among them som
good Cooks Washers and Irones al Of which
are for sale on for cash good city
ceptance and will be receiving fresh lots during the
Those intending to purchase would do we'll to call my Office
John B. Smith. 49, ~ -
n22 Il ---- JOSEPH BRUIN H.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26

parallel lines together with one story frame house and back
Mr. sry ASn at
s's ss sS 81 nearly opposite
and Te!p .ehole streets, designated Lots Nos
by ~ feet 10 inches and lines in depth between
c tffa'f with buildings
Melpomene abon 100 feet depth leased
ancs fronting Camp street Q. r Campbell
Ths privilege of removing the buildings
s t St.
o neS sns Sa a st Il 20 H. e S
of Magnolia and Lafayette streets and 81
sehss and Mssnes ssP and i'd
Mes On ss ns af s e% and Inc on
LIT y @ St sas ne Sg On s uss n
and line. on
Ss ss;; e s aas
fayee street inches and nss depth on the line
asdng 'es men ospn on the
s liz Aa nss the Inns On
from Lo and ~ feet inches and lines in depth
Lot No. smsssasss inches and lines from. on La
IN ss on liz 1e I "a
% Ne s III 81 Gs' @ on s
III s asa on III ns pss Ms IL and
lot No. s Of nyss and osr
street BY It's ss inch and depth on he line avns
from Lot and lo feet inches and lines in depth OF
as ea u sGs i ,s % g
fs,s.s s;s. s, Ss ss
all nss AZ
Poydras Lot No. % forms corner Of Poydras an
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-01-28

lington and Nh +. have not, thus far in the
controversy, exhibited either good-humor or
generosity in any startling degree. they must
have very near their original stock of those
virtues on hand, and. in that Wow, perhaps
can "ahord" to draw upon them now. We,
however, have been unable to discover the
precise point to Mr.. Spcnccr's letter that
should make them so wonderfully good-hu-
morcd.
Hitherto, for some years, Mark Taplcy, we
believe has stood as the representative Of a
class distinguished for their cxhuberant spir-
its in somewhat depressing circumstance
But Nj Edmunds has "comc out stronger
than we imagine Mark would under similar
dificulties We can't think Mr.. Tapley,
even, would have been Jolly in such an
exceedingly tight place.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-01-28

LETTERS BY THE BUsHEL.-A New York
correspondent of the Philadelphia Press says
"Happening into the Ledger office yoster-
day--the ledger Office is now the hub of the
literary world, as Boston State House (ac-
cording to the creed of the Bostonians) is the
hub If tine universe was surprised to see
piled up, on desk, before an Industrious
looking clerk, some six or seven hundred let
tiers. which he was opening and taking money
from for the Ledger. On Monday last over
nfae hundred letters were received, containing
upwards Of three thousand seven hundred
dollars. These were from mail subscribcrs-
not from agents who buy by the hundred
the latter are supplied exclusively through
Ross d Toucey. Nj, Bonners letters from
the post Office far exceed those received by
any one man or firm in America and proba-
bly, exceed those received by any one estab-
lishmcnt in Europe.
Five houses were burned in Toronto. C.
w, on the morning of Tuesday the 18th inst
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-01-28
For the Waterman.
SEN ATOR VERSIONS SPEECH


.,y et bclr anotcr re'so ' ~bicb makes ne object
90 .i bm me provision. Of which win secure the gov
of',u' ,la III me- o. Iai'' S,,, 20 '' ST. "a"
believe that thc tmc win come when the Slave states
will be compelled loo 'ndic1ton Of their rights inter,
M cr.o, ag ir3cp,rdsnt copf.5eroev and / ann mo-,
sure. sr that ihs time is NOT near az hand when that
e5ont "i occur Az a., f','.i avg 'agn,G 'ne, ol,
must surrender their peculiar institutions or scparat,
from the North
is NOT TINS CANDID Is 10 NOT a"tlculor
as IL comes rom u emocra'' Is IT, not p"'r'
QUO, ana uoo' IL NOT look 10 inc WhoIe coun'
uY 90" Co"u MINK 'uau inc au'nu' W
'nose WORDS kne" 9ou'h' OF N"r'n' OF r'S'
OF Ne''' 'I uoeS ne Ano" as i"ucn as hos'
''.V. ip'" '"'l '"o,' ~ -N"'t''
me NI' l. ana nus southern ConPeeIs
arc so "nN'oUs 10 se' ou' OF 'ne "'o"' IL
-nS SONS" lH u.s. 'OiU- o'o"uC" Us we "i'
'l 'ne Noi'o' t' oolool 10 10 ney are W's,
men, aho must Nuo" better 'hah we "na'
"oul" '' TOT tne" goou ana u tney arc
anxious TO alyile tne mon ana estaoush
southern Oonleueracy' why not let them dc
%; ui''de with them amlcaoly the Navy
an" give them pro FH'u snare NlNe thch
the puohc land that snail fall south OF az
agreed me- anu certain share M the Napi
t"i' or secure from them some share OF th
expense OF the buildings II the city goes u
the southern OoniedcIacy hey nave oeel
threatening a dissolution ol the Onion 10
Ihltty years or moie' ana 10 is time lor th
Noith' II they nave humanity ptiue OF mono
remaining c'rdla,ly to unite with the saplen
legislators ol thc SOUTH ana give them c'ca
passage and wide berth of all that pertains q