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The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-10-06

Ex Great Republic, Good Hope, Ocean
Telegraph, Reynard, q. Hastings, Re-
porter.
80 bales assorted Duck, 80 u 10.
10 bales Light and heavy Bear Duck.
10 bales Flannels, assorted.
IL cases Canton Flannels, brown bleached
IL cases X entucky Jeans.
Is cases Cottonades.
25 cases AKA. AKA and AKA Apron Checks.
20 cases bleached and brown Sheetings.
10 cases bleached Shirtings, all widths.
SO cases favorite brands Prints.
90 cases Denims.
rs cases Tickings.
90 bales Blue, Red and Gray Blankets.
Also, a full assortment Of
HOUSE SEFURNISHING GOODS,
Comprising
Linen Table Damasks. bleach'd & brown
Super Cloth Table Covers,
Pillow Case Linens: Linen Sheetings,
9uilts-10-4. 11-4, 12-4-assorted qualities.
ToWeline, Napkins, Diaper, Doyles,
Embossed Velvet Table & Piano Covers,
Bleached Sheetings, extra fine.
ALSO. VIA THE ISTIIMrS, a full line Hosiery,
Gloves. Deialn-s, Organdes Lawns, RobeS, Jaconets
French Muslins. Cambrics, Irish Linens, ETC., and
general assortment Of .--...,.-,..-
FANCY END STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Suited to the present Trade. Also, ex Oracle. Eliza,
Denmark, etc, Velvet Medallion Carpets, brussels
aud Three-Piy Carpets, Ingrains, IIeiDps, English
aud American Druggets, Table OIL Cloths, Green
Baizrs, Window Shades, Hollands, Brocat,ile and
Damasks, Paper IIangngs and Borders. Agency or
Jewett's Celebrated Oil Cloths-S4 to PA.
Invoices very low priced
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Now landing, and for sale at lowest rates by
FRANK BAKER,
lilo and l12 Clay ST., 1875 and 1877 Merchant ST.,
jyll-3m San Francisco.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-10-06
pgSLIsssS sEHI-wEEELT,
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS.
az 0ELWIcKS q JANUARY.
~. 0a1nn, W.A.LAHUAnT.
TsEms-InyaFtably in Advance:
TIE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT
8oOk ami Job printing @htce

Il rrIaSEA With ail tire usAsvu imprvvements fss
She NEAT, CHEAP AND RAPID execution Oi
every VnsSeay q PRINT1NG-Sueh ~ BDoks,
lalphlsts, BSiels, PsStsES. Handbills. CiFeaIaTs,
Ran Tickets, PVsgTaanes, CeFtiaestss Of Stock OF
Drpssit, Bi1hea2s, Cheeks, Receipts, Cards, La
Rels, etc.. either IL paaia fancy eolored inks.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-10-06

oAes .. nsssma Moe,s. -. P'aeervms.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-10-06
HOPE & NEPTUNE RESTAURANT

- THE UNDERSIGNED
beg leave 10 inform their ~
friends and the public .A
generally that they have AAMAea4
taken the above named stand and are 1t all times
prepared 10 furnish t0 order, at the shortest notice
Game and Oyster Suppers.
Aeais 81 al hours. Pork, Beef, Mutton, Quails,
Hare, Ae., alWays on hand. share % patronage Is
solicited. (SIS) CUNNINGHAM TUCKER
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CHA0. p. JACKSON b the authorized
Agpu1 81 eha hOgSSAIS DKnOcaAT st "a DoTa1o.
OraeFS lsil Vith hin vii be peomptiy attended 70.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-10-06

LIP. YI1HBR, No. my Warrington street,
orpeste MagalFe'0 OPevn HeuSs, is the only authOT
Isel Aren't ~ fe HesHVAIH DEncRAS In the city Of
San HTanetaes. An OvRevs GOS tie paper oT aAveT-
SIsIng len With him, vfIl be PVomFay attended to.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-10-06

:. o. KRRLBY 1, ssthOFized to receive mo-
a.SVa hue fkfs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-10

DRAINING COMMISSIONERS PROPOSALS
SEALED Pcp9s m Be- eeessd 4 he N ose a the Com
up sars until hRIY the lIth day OF February 1860 at L
INIT sy Es~ 6rssns g. sif es
p The Gps sa Be- when sempsted vs feet vide
lowest safaee q The swamp The dirt exelyated 10 be
oed il The Levee and al roots stums
esn9 a. esnsng # ,as upper linz q ho city Ns
continuation Of said oaeau street. along cucuil
The said Canal shall be y feet wide and thirty
bottom with depth q seven feet The dirt shall be psed 10
hight as that Of the Claiborne street Leyee free from all roots,
8 Canal to be excavated along Tenth street. in Garroon
extending along the sn and It's continuation the
ne e The Jefferson and Lake Ponteharan Railroad 10 Henry
The said Canal Nc fee. wide at top fifteen
sacton Ieyee on the like side d lie Canal Said Lesee
TO be ire Tree from rla Al roots sss sampa etc
Claiborne street Canal othe New esnaI
made enlarge the same 50 to make Canal twenty feet wide
a. sp and ten feel At bottom and ys feet der below thu lowest
q On ne lower side or bank Of the Canal free from all
Eer Canal along Sixteenth street Carroltou extend
a aoBg see street and ia continuation from the jefferson and
street.
The said Canal to be forty eei wide at top thirty feet al bot
Lake Il 5de Of the Canal free from s,umps
between he edge Of the Canal Of the eyee The
4es anu bottoms snail be saoohsd on and neatly cut and
roots, etc, shall lie removed
The whole work shall nnde the supervision 81 tho
faction. -
me contractor shah bind himself begin the work
Gays following The approval Of his contract by the board Of
commissioners OF the Second Draining District.
well understood that in of failure by the contractor
% begin or hnis the work. thereof within the
Ae Or ~ case the Board not be satisfied with the
n which the work Il ben executed they the Board shall have
le rght to annu the contract without putting the
as required by article 1915 of The Civil Code without
spp5g % sonrt e justice aanu The aud without
denity and IL is we'll understood that case the cnn4
tractor shall at any time abandon the work finish and
complete the same ~ conformity with s CONTRACT the con-
tractor shall forfeit all claims he may have o
pa of the work done BY him up The The abandonment
and that the Board shall be thereby discharged any and all
bly therefor and i also well understood that
contract be fesod the contractor and his securities shall be
had and eennd in soido to INTO The Board all loss
diefence between the price which originally
resnld. - " ~ s'
Proposals TO be addressed to J. IT, LAyIIIEBEUVREE ESQ.,
President Separate bids will required for each section with
good and solvent security in the Of thousand dollars
tor me faithful performance OF the Payment be
made IN cash the completion Of the and acceptance
by the Engineer Of tire Bogrii
Bids TO bs per running of S feet for the whole work
complete.
WILL. l, FRERET, Engineer
RrnndD rau ippI istTf
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BOARD on ALDERMEN.

:
BOARD Oh ALDERMEN.
TUESDAY. Feb. 4, 1860.
Tse Rsata INIT tAis day, pursuant V sdjcurn.
meat.
Members psssens Hon u d. Nixon, President;
Acssts. Cox Harrissous yennazd and Whitney,.
The 5esaIns q the minutes VAS or nosi0n, az.
Tie following communication was referred to
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a Tse following Communication Was referred il thc
Committee IN Streets and Landings.
sunsEsoE 81 DE ;asisss I'll CITY Hall
Teshe Hones.as shs cOznIas, COUNSEL aa1d q Aidsinel
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yaas eso:soa salll belfrs ordered
psiitsas to streets, are IN
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Tie following communication was read
s'A1D e A3 sss.,,s1x filpIss sa
70 mi Hines ahs idsns mid Msinhsrs
MI o III is shF ,'a s II a, ss gs;a
honorable hSas ccacarrsd
rssoihica iaueng ,g ely Surveyor Is report d lie
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6 II. wr.MOr,s PLaNrERs, PATENTED
~ co DIV GOD QUIT Il


Inc exclusive rights purchased
n company q gentlemen of the city Of New Orleans for the
Sats 81 Louisiana Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas Tennessee
IsSas and South Carolina All parties wishing
shse nnfle county Or State rights Of mactney.
ee tne same BY applying tho undersigned who is sole
agent for the above company
F. W. G.. COOK,
Ne. IS Naehez street, New Orleans.
setsss asaess Martin Gordon, Jr;, n Oh M s Rfin
sef ASCENSION La DIR. @. II. Campbell, Ibervle La Cap
tan J. O. Landry N o.. G, G. Begefi n o. Q. f. Me, St
james. mgaaly
OFsEIGG ls OF THE lEs NOVELTY IRON WORKS
VI y W q COOK Ii duly authorized Agent In New
AHS orders taken Thy Rim areefye
oaf mmeisie and careful sttantio We solicit the patronage
y onr friends in Louisiana. ~ seF
rw = ,,s H0RATIe ALLEN, President z
msf 1y $3.50 -. % tsAf'i''- h1'ee' 4ses oessis.
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uELnInoLp,s GENUINE PREPARATION.

GENUINE PREPARATION
HELMBoLDs BuCHU for the Bladder
HELMB0LDs BUGHU for the Kidneys
HELMB0I4Ds BUgHu for the Gravel.
HELMB0IHs BUGHU for the Ilr0psy.
HELMBDBDs BUCHU for Nervousness. & ..4
HELMRDLDts BUGHU for Loss Of Memory.
HELMBDIDS BHCHU for Di1nuess Of Vision
HEBNB0LDS BBCiIU for Difficult Breathing.
HELMB0EnS BUGHU for Weak Nerves
HELstB0LDS BUGfiU for General Debility
HELMB0LDS BUCFfU for Universal tAsstiude
HELMB0hDS BuCHU for Horror Of Disease
HELMB0IDS BUGTIU for Night sweata
HELMB0BBS BUCHU for Wukefnness
HELSIB0I4Dis DUCTiU for Ilryness of Skin, ..-=
HELMB0iDS BuGHU for Ernptions
HELMB0Lp'S BUGIIU for Pain in the Back.
HEIMB0IDS BUCHU for HeaYiness of The Eyelid, with
Temporary Suifusation and Loss of Sight. f
HELMB0hDS RUGHU for Mobility aud Restessness with
Want Of Attention aud Horror Of Society.
HELafB0LDS BEGIU for DISTRACTIONS.
HELaIT8LD'S REEuU for Excuses arising from Indis
cTetipn. aud al diseases Of -
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n EING............DYEING.....=.
. ...... ..DYEING
RREAD-BREAD FOR the MILLION.

SOUTHERN MECHANICS STEAM BAKERY
Corner of Clio and Franklin stTees-Depot No Poydras
.ZR Near New llevee street,
-. j. j. Daniels & SON, Proprjetors.
fot Bread Navy Bread soG Sugar and Butter Crackers
VINE Bse etc., etc. warranted superior ouality
and at the lowest market prices 49,
E All orders left above will nunny and correctlv
Hued.' On If
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

- CoMpTRoILgRis OrricE ,
oliy y NeM Orleans, Feb, s. 1860 5
No. d94S.l
RssoiFei That the Comptroller be ana he d hcyah,
ise to rcaihdcate the lowest bidder nftsr M M nn
IN the official JOURNAL contfpet Tot cng and grdng FiSns
street from Frcnehnien To monvila street on lie shores
of Lake Ponrhatfair said work be done In ncrorinnes will
specifications q e snsese md the adjudication be subject
ISgnedI . JOHN I. MONROE
[Signedl j. o. NIXON
Approved Feb 3 1860 n = Ni u''ssh'
tsgnedl GERARD STITH Maxoy
Notice Is hsreby given that on WEDNESDAY r.h * 7
win adjadcatc at Office u O'Clock NJ the ahnye con
riact
v DUPLESSIS Con,proller
The work done In accordance with
published file in the Surveyors office ~ ~
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The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay Of SIX
per cent in cash all the outstanding certificates Profits 10
the holders thereof legal on and after
the SECOND MONDAY in August pros,no.
Also, declare dividend FORTY PER GENT 40 Der
cent? on the Net Earned Premiums Of the Company the
ending the Both june 1864 for which certificates Will be
issued on and after the first day Of October next.
And resolved further that after reservng One aen Dol
lars Of Profits all The outstanding certificates OF Profits of he
issue OF the year 1856 be redeemed and Second
Monday in August proxmo, well pay FORTY PER
CENT Of the certificates of Profits issue of 1851 on and
after the 10th of September thereon to cease from
3Dh june ult.
THOMAS A. ADAMS President
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gOMPTRoLIER,S OFFICE
City Of New Orleans July 4 ISs5
mo. 2l29.1
II EESQLVED, That the C0mpsroIle,. No = ~
IN hereby authorised and required d rive NOTES. by
standing advertisement IN the official Journal that In accerdanre
with tia ninth section Of ordinance No 1la approved March
3d. 1854 the Council will not pay any bill against lie city unless
contracted authority of order from the Comptrosr in
accordance with the ordinance referred TO- - -
tSignedI f. l.. TRACY
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
[Signedl L. H. PLACE,
80 President Board of Aldermen
fssnedl JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor
The attention 81 ne officers q the City and Of the public is re-
v. DUPLESsTs
jyl6 If Comptroller City of New GrIeans
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EiIRsT DISTRICT PoUND.-yyas ,,.o,,.rht
10 the Fist District Peund Dtyades street between
Girod and Julia streets, esfay- 1850 '
soire horse pony about Il ands high right hind foot white
and white stripe down his forehead win a necl II rano
around his neck. T. fs
which not claimed within live days and the expenses there
OH paid, Will We sold at public auction nj stid Dennt II,
New Orleans, February s. 1860. - -
Registered February S, 1860
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AM9snIs aNsE additional md aendsary Of ordinance No.
don Il &c ss re pspf saaagsnss and adninisa
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s Nv NH eSaes Il as ssnon Council hereby CON
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sEs lss1sr Thai The Baasa Of
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certify requiring ssasias as' 'ns isea
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hagkn sll amounts received an paid out collect
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sasx Hi III Hi Hs5epash Enioa
g ri aappltad h III III said
q sssssa Fund sisss sh aasE funds may
xz1 I; ~ fe draft BY the Fnance Gospitse NOV
tts izs4fst ef oamfisS section
r. i< E Apass and administer Ne aas q
Ssa e Z ezrte1 Thet al asdnancss or Fart Of
5anA2 gsAnnsr r9aieiiuE with tbs This
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ssaes ~ Az ae Y sstpn q hIs
Nj zssgiutions. assopisa in the Assist.
~ fsad twice and ccHcarred iii, The
shaes ps'Hs asaded;
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THIRD DISTRICT P0UND.-yyas I,,orrsrl,t
e the Third District Pound at the Of Gloue aud
Goodchildren 5trees estrAy- - $50
One bay mule Is reached nane and shaved
tail white SPOT neck from harness. small white spot on The
hip no visible brand. ~ -
Which not Claimed within five days and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold public auction said DEPOT on
TUESDAY. February ii, 1851 10 o'clock a. M 80 =
New Orleans, February I. 1860.
q. Q. FLEtfIfER Street Commissioner
HENRY DUREI.
For Comptroller
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MCDoNNESL,s RESTAURANT, No.
SrgfI =, lat Common street, bstWeen and
&gsgRy M fend.let Ytreetr New Orleans. =
a2A4ESszE@ This establishments will open during
the where everything the be found
and prices moderate The well ventilated make Il more
weather. ~
Furnished rooms transient Boarders
Families Commission Merchants supplied with Wines and
Liquors Of every description u wholesale pfices.
MCDONNELL 4 MCGRAw,
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NOTICE OF COPARTNERsHIP- MEssRs
l$ r. REIAtGNNQ and j. j. HERR Ire active partners Of
our firm SINCE the lst Of September last.
S. b. GRATIAA & co,
SO Customhorse street.
New Orleans. January ]. 1861 ia4 I'm
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powERy THEATRE Bowery.-sPALptsG RoczR'
iQt EsIKlAN TROUPE
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Gloomy Aspect OF Affairs at the
Federal Capital.
The Presidents Proclamation Of a Day Of Hu-
initiation, Fasting and Prayer.
Mr.. COrwin'S Propositions to the House
Crisis Committee.
Interesting Letter from Senator Toombs.

AUGUSTA, Dec. Is, 1890.
II il understood that Senator Toombs about leaving
for Washington He has just Published ia refe.
renee the fifth article of the constitution He says
the constitution should be nde and the am N i'm ,ns
should be such could neither be nor resisted BY
the abolition States and such would give fun and arn.
pie security to southern rights He adds that If the
publican party will vote for these amendments or even
majority vote in good faith in favor of them they can
easi be carried through Congr 81 then he thinks
would be reasonable and fair postpone final action by
the Southern States until e Legislatures of the North.
States could be conveniently called together for de.
finite action amendment in regard to the Personal
Liberty bills the Northern States refuse to acluesoe
in this then he urges Georgia TO secede by the 4th Of
March at INC latest.
The Georgia Legislature will adjourn next wednes lay
Nothing Of general interest is transpirins
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destroyed, and Hor thousands Of destitute fami-
lies thrown out Of employment Let Us pre-.
pare, too, against the possible contingencies of
combinations Of starving and desperate men
taking the law into their own hands ia their
struggle for existence.
Who one short month ago could have believ-
ed these dreadful foreshadowings of the winter
before -disunion, commercial and financial
chaos, general distress, and, perhaps, civil war.
Who could have supposed there was 80 much
of danger in this dsunlon sentiment of the South.
Our warnings have been laughed at. The He
RAID has been denounced rs the panic maker
Tut who is it that cannot now comprehend the
fact hat when ihrce thousand millions Of slave
prof. cr'y are at stake, and the safety of South
ern society is imperilled this Union to the
South becomes mere rope of sand. We are
appalled, with the thickenng dangers Of these
dreadful times. Mr.. Lincoln and the chiefs and
organs Of the republican party, however may.
perhaps still save the country. and restore to
is several parts union, confl ence and harmo-
licir irrcprcssiblc conflict, and to come for
ward b the olive branch to the South while
yet the Union hol Is together.
VIII 'Lcy ry this experiment of sacrificing
their sectional, disorganizing programme to
,fvc tho Unions We fear that they will not ;
but if they do not, farewell to the expectation
of anything but mischief from Lincolns admin
siration and welcome at least the swift destruc-
ton which will follow to this disastrous repub
lean party.
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it IT, would fall easy prey to the fiibusterism Of
the Gul States.
TIE arrangements for the Gar al dem stra-
evening by the committee. The Cooper Institute
is the place selected and 10 n A. Dix will preside
number of addresses will be lelvered, and an
origina! poem sung.
The skating on the a., pom yesterday was very
spirited. large number OF 1orsons INDUCED ia
the sport sketch Of the scene viii be found in
our reportorial columns.
We are indebted to Adams express for papers
delivered in advance Of the mail.
On make con nues I'm testerday, with a
rom be rade. Tne al ace from about
10 &c per ID. During tho depression miidng uplan Is
s,ld nj atc to-day they closet a, about lo1c. a
1910, according style or quality. The sacs reached
about 200 bacs, Flour les active, and without
charge OF mornen, in prices. For cash sales dim
Cd MAKE, except at low range Of figures. Southern
-four coed guest for shipment 70 the West Indies,
and price closed with nrmness What was firmly held
sale moderae aud chiefly without change Of
mem. Il .icee Corn was heav with lair amour, Of
- casing at | .cr rates Pork heavy and lower
WI d tic les omhraoed old mesa al $l5 62t do at
4ie prime at $40 80 Sugars IN somewhat Bat
tai qt. 81, Chiefly reinug. Groces IN measure
vc,7 oat a. market The SAILS embraced about $40
40 = q In. for refining, Part at 4'Sc a SC Grocery
,s wcfe ~ npti. q lct ~aa quit AMI transactions
in.s. ~ clt cHsss meats we're moderate, inciLiins
~tt llisc. IN -, ana wheat At II &c Exc for
II ana h. x flaor s., 81. cheese al a. 81
cn on me hour engaged AT Is. loi.l, aAd
! coo box sol cheese at TO-.
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IIIs VoIcE Il STILL FOR WAR--The Chevalier
Wcbb, Of the Courier having donncd his regi
mcrtals FOR seven years service in the tented
field, IL zealously pushing the doctrine that II
all attempts al Cancellation fail with the dis-
con,ented Southern States, the Union. by force
MAJ be TIC costs and calamites Of civil war
But before we thus plunge into civil war
these two questions II would be well 10 consi-
der First. how long viii 1t last. anu. Sc
cond, in what shape will the Union come out
Of II.
l. IL not possible that once in for H. before
we can extricate ourselves from this civil war
we shall be so crippled and alicnated from
each other, North and south. that the armed
Intervention Of England or France, or both,
may DO brought TO bear upoa Us to reduce us
TO terms Of peaces And where, then, will be
this Union Of TO- day. Or il, in this experiment
Of civil war, the Southern States are borne
down and brought back into the Union, a. sub
jugated rebellious provinces, viii the results
be Of any value to the Union! But South Caro-
lima Is going out and several other States will
follow her How are they TO be restored TO
the Union except by war. We answer, by the
agencies Of peace, and that, secession or no
secession, IL Il folly and wickedness on the
part Of any man, however much he may desire
TO figure a. military chieftain, TO rrosch the
healing virtues Of civil war.