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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17
3. Herrick,

Dealer in dry goods, groceries clothing, 'eath.
er: shoemakers findings, hardware, iron,
nails, glass, sash and putty, bouts and shoes
salt, f'sh and provisions VII kinds Of pro
dnce received in exchange for goods ard
b srx prices given Mt his Cash and Rorter
Store New Oregon. lowe
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17
Eagle Ezehasge Hstsl,

Eagle Ezsassge HstSl, a7aa3 $50
By s. M: Cole, New Oregon, Howard county,
Iowa. Having purchased the above hotel.
and made such improvements a. the wants
OF the public seem to demaad, solieit =
share of public patronage IN. B. NO
Walkers stages leave this house daily FIR
oil p ints east and west. tg3l a n. G.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17

Situated IN the corner of Mill and Water
street., Decorah. Iowa lra Prothsroe Pro-
pr:etor-t;Md stsbl'ng attached, also livery
with good horses, eas. carriages and care.
ful drivers To convey travellers n any pase
Of the cOnotly. s, .s.ai. Dad a.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17
Boot and Shoe Shop.

THE subscriber respectfully informs TIE
: citizens Of New Oregon that he has o.
tablished himself in the boot and shoe bus;-
nes again in this place. Shop On Maips pstseet,
in Putnsm's old stand.
Repairing done on stost sotics. aeya
II .e@4t n @. STEWART., 4,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17
NATIONAL HOTEL,

Postoi!e. Ala'nak'ee county, Ioscs.
The above Hotel is situated - miles west OF
McGregor, on the ridge road, is large and
commosiiouA and has connecteA with it the
best barn on the road. Attentive sstlsss
10 is.ly.)g 4. 4. FIELD, Prsp,,istsr. Il
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17
~, L1ThROP HOUSE.
Fraakviile, ::'vinhesheik Comfy, Iowa. fn2o.)
tp ta. p LATHROf Rpprietor.


@ ar-s sarstsgs xssss .ee1s~ q
Pleasau y situated on the 0sage road siSteea
r miles west of New Oregon i still ol.en for
h the reception Of the travelling public.-M
o. walkers stages leave this house for The
eabt and vert. sg resf sss Gls8 r. ID VI
ha~f -. GIBBONS, Proprietor
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17

~ The young lady who hurst into
tears has been put together again
and is now wearing hoops to pre-
vent the recurrence Of Of ~
accident.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17
DEBORAH HOUSE.

s4gt " DEBORAH HOUSE. as aaa
Winpeshick Co. Iowa, SMITH K HOWARD.
% P,oprietor's, Stages leave this house daily
tpr al prints Esst and West. a.
Cmd stshlias attacked. szas.sy sss 3ge. .E
& IA 2,l ]. c. SMITH. -
V.B. HOWARD.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17
5 NO. u.

| held on. hopping to old Bess like .
mad devil, as was. Just as reached
Richmond fence, Tapped the quarter
Of the major's horse, and with lunge
ran my bayonet into his back. The
major had turned around, frightened
halfto death, lifted up his eyes beseech
ingly; and [ thought. I had hin sure ,
till the cursed bayonct came Of; and
left me only the gun. l was mad
enough at having lost him, yet I could
not help laughing as saw him 90
down the streets Of Georgetown, the
bayonet still sticking in him, like .
skewer into trussel foul. I hauled
up, and came of safe, and that's the
last we've heard Of Major Gainey,
With narratives like these the niaIt
passed: the old butler listening with
open mouth and ears. At k,nctb. to-.
ward midnight, the tread Of a horss.a.
feet was heard, and directly q clear
commanding voice called Macdonald by
name. a...t
"The captain, by the Lc.rd!'' exclaim.
cd the sergeant, jumping up as il struck
by an electric shock. >'Bc is here -
last, alive and sound, which I began Ia
fear for-huzzal But stop. NV J.-3
cob col Snow, Esq, deliver your mission.
Stand up like . man, as I do, and don't
sway about like pine tree in a hurn-
cane. Captain, this gentleman" con.
''lnaed the speaker, his voice getting
thicker andthicker, has a message for
you from Miss Mowbrsy; but he's too
cursedly drunk to know it." s..1, p.
u, At these wor.ls, our hero, who was,
regarling the group with a look Of 81.
lent rebuke, turned suddenly on theold
butler, who was, if the truth must be-
told; the only sober one Of the party. A ,
flash Of joy lit up Capt; Preston's face
as ne extended his hand for the, sun.
posed letter. Old Jacob, who had no
missive Of Il at character to deliver, but
who had come wholly on his own re-
sponsibility, hesitated what to say
While the two parties are thus regard
ing each other, we will explain the Incl.
dents which had brought them thu. ua.
expectedly together. .gtauaaa aaa
Capt. Preston had found difficulty in,
regaining the camp, in consequence Of
Major Lindsay having left word Of the,
place where he had sought refuge,
with some Tories in the neighborhood.-
These men, anxious to secure so redosbt
able leader, had immediately station.
ed patrols at al the usual outlets Of the &
swamp, and thus twice had our hero,
been driven back into its recesses, once,
narrowly escaping death. At length.
However in the dead Of the night, he
had succeeded in eluding his enemies,
nd gaining the high road. His faieht
however, had led him into = district
full Of Torres AMI was forced to trave
with great caution and make long CIR /,
cult in order to return to camp. Mean
time his absence there had occasionod
much alarm, especially among histroors
and Macdonald had intended, if her ID
not appear by the ensuing morniAg,
setting firth to make inquiries respects,
ing him, fearing he was dead.
(ro BE coNrlNuED.)
A girl down East, having professed
religion, was so extremely happy that
she was ever afterwards heard singing
at the ton Of her voicn that old hvnn
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17

e ags.s A. BRAD,SH,
Dealer in stoves and hardware, iron, nails,
glass, saah, woodcs aa4 jappanned ware,
table and pocket cutlery. marhanics tm''s,
agricultural implements, and builder's tur.
nish,ng sto:k. Also manufacturer If all
kinds of copper. tin. and sheet iron ware.
Particular attention paid to allkinds Of job.
b;ng.
Three doors east Of the Post Of1ce, Deco
rah: Iowa. a #fg
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17
CHAPTER VII.

Our fortress is the gOod greenwood.
Our te It is the cypress tee: T.. .
We know the forest round US,
81 As seamen know the sea. EE g
We know, it's walls Of thorny vines, .ir
It's 81 des Of reedy grass.
Its safe and silen. islands & i'&.A.'''
Within the dark morass. -~-- sg &
e, Song of Marion's men.
It was several days after the events
of the last chapter, and the scene was
one of wild and woodland beauty. Huge
expresses rose on evcrv ha..d, frstooned
with parasite plants; broad glades that
opened here and there in all directions,
and vast arcades stretched off at a dis
tance, groined and vaulted like Goth
ic mansion. 1t was just such SPIT as
Robin Hood might have chosen in old
Sherwood. Here were gna,led mon
archs of the forest which had braved
the lightnings and the storms Of a
thousand years; here were natural bow
ers, formed by the interlacing branches
Of the trees, such as fair Rosamond
might have been sheltered in; here
were vines dropping from the huge
branches, like curtains, or hanging in
festoons across the way, like the draped
banners Of a mighty host. The whole
scene va, full Of picturesque beauty
And the effect was heightened by fires
which glimm.ring here and there be-
tween the trees, cast wild and Pickering
shades along the swarl, and gave the.
prospect, the air of an enchanted forest.
Fragrant plants filled the evening at
mosphere with delicious perfume-the
laurel, the shrub, and more exquisite
than all, the sweet scented jessamine. !.
This, as the reader may have imag-
ined, was ,Marion's celebrated camp at
Snow Island. 1t was q piece Of high
river swamp: nearly altogether enclosed
by water, and defended by its natural
position from surprise ond siege alike
Here, after his fam us expeditions, he
was accustomed to retire and recruit his
men, exhausted by long and rapid march
es, often sixty miles day, which they
had been called on to endure Per-
haps the great secret Of this renowned
partisan's success, next to his in adomi-
table courage, which reminds us Of q
knight Of chivalry, was the care which
he took to give his followers sufficient
rest between his enterprises. His max
i'm was to lie low and feed high until
the hour came to strike; but then his
motions were as rapid, and the blow he
struck as decisive as the thunderbolt. e.
Tho present occasion was one of
those on which his men, having re-
turned from q successful expedition,
was resigningo themselves like true
soldiers, to the pleasure Of the mo-
ment The sentinels were indeed post
ed at the outskirts; but inside the
camp itself was universal wassail and
song. The reigns Of discipline seemed
for the time, to have been relaxed -
The different messes were gathered
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17
Dr. ]. J. CieuluneY,

Physician and surgeon, New Oregon, lows,
will atte ID to nil cal il his prots,s %
whether by night or by Day. O1ce at his
residence on Main street, first dsor north
oi LAWYERS drug store 81 sga3 2 ggi ~
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17
+. D. P0OLEn, /,

D. ROOLEn, -
Attorney at Law and solicitor u chancery:
Agent for EtnA insurancs; notary pub ".
Will practice in the courts Of the state.
Particular attention given to paying taxes,
collecting and securing claims in northern
Iowa and southern M,nn. sota. O6ice IN
, new court house, Usage. Iowa. li3)
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17

.s3 ~ UPPER HOUSE.
Moin street, McGreger, lo,ea.
This we'll known house is well sspplicd witt
every thing necessary for the comfort Of the
3 travelling p,blic. #
Good accommodations for teams and enve-
'' 'S''jfs JOIN! sSfissa MschuLEx, fpsi.,Sr. 1ss ~
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17

Z VANTELZEFS 4 NILE HOUSE.
The above hotel 10 situated four mi ca west Of
NcGregor, aud has connected with it the
best barn and shed on the road. Good ost.
! lers employed
ia ls-l w. B. vANvELZER Proprietor.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17

sGuilty, or not guilty" asked tho
Dutch justice. mot guilty" s';Den
vat de, duyvel youdo here?-Gai abous
your pizuess. as4a>J .ffa!aasa Vi
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17
. NEW MAsSS'c; Sass9S 'Goocs; ~

- NEW ORkGON fI.OLGE,
4 NCIENT FREE AND ACCEPTED MA.
- SONS. a.eet Ia regular c"'nn'un,catism
at their Hall in New Orgon, On, the 6rst
Tuesday evening On OF beii,re the full OF the
moon. Travelling Brethren in quad Standing
with the Fraternity are cordially invited to
y''a OFFICERS ,@ ..'
N. Pullman; W. M. Geo. w: Fierce, S. w
H. B. Mitchell. ]. w. Jno. s. LAWYER, Scc
Josiah F. Mitchell, Treasurer. J. J. Clcmmer
S. d. J. 8. Mitchell. J. D. Henry Shuttle
worth, Tyler. IN 2s.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17

Main street, near tie Steamboat Landing,
Is MeGregor Iossa. W. A. Durham,
f1s Proprietor.
This hotel has been thoroughly rspsired and
rsfurnished for the spring and summer trav-
81, and the proprietor begs leave to inform
the citizens Ut McCregr and the travelling
I public that he is now prepared to accom-.
modate boArders and travellers in . mauner
unsurpassed ia this city. Attentive porters
will take charge Of baggage, and every ef.
fort made to secure the comfort Of guests
Stages f;r the west leave daily.---Good ste
bling attached. SIA@k SbN-kfk.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17

A. K. EATON. Is r a MATHEWS
IAT0N Z WATIHEVD
Attorneys At :aw, Os.se, Mite oil county, 10.
MA wi practice in the suprems aud dis.
trict courts of this state and the courts
Of southern Manes0ta. Particular attsn.
ton pa;I tn the ooiisction Of debta. and
securing claims. tl3j
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17

THE .PLAINDEALER ~
ODDYNII1r rltaf0 UOOUS
8,ns we'll suppl cd with everything neces-
sary to ,lo good work. in . neat and sstis-
f'ctory style, we are prepared v execute
.ever description of - ..,: .F@ ~. ~.
Hand Bills, W "1 ..- .sa
Circulars, ,.. ...... 49,. q
Bill.f1eads, d. W. .'
Ball Tickets, 8wa !.
e@ g." Blanks, Cards, +.
PRINTING IN CoLOkS, TO-, I'd ss,
o. At 'he lowest cash prices, -G
In style unsurpassed by sny csssblish.
nent in the W. t. ..'.'' .... 49, 80
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17

fashionable tailor, ut the old recorders ef.
fce. Decorah, Iowa. All work warranted
to tit, and made in the most fas!'ionab .
style. Cutting done ut short notice and
warranted to suit
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17

9. S. c. Scott !l8SO.l H. C. Scott
Scott & Breths1.
Wholesale and retail dealers II dry goods.
gr"'esie>, boots and shoes, hats and caps,
Yankee noti"ns. &c.. Main street McGre.
'Gor, Iva viii vt end ~ ~ssking collso.
tions. or purchases of produce. -, -s (,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17

Eauya 4 &es,nemaa,
Attorneys and counse;!ors 1t law, McGre1or,
lDNa, will pruot ce II the oaurts Of the 10th
j"i'v.al district. ,Ohce aRposite M'Gregor
Hotel
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17
Adv kTI>Ixo aArBS.
Cards..

-t Burdick 3 felt,
Attorneys at law, 'Dscorsh, Winnsshiek ooan
'ty: Iowa. &t1t
J. S. Lax~s't .saEs1
Fire insurance agent No. l56 Main str,
New Oregon, H ward county, Iowa. a5
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17

Our fortress is the eood greenwood.
Our te It is the cypress tee:
We know the forest rornd us.
As seamen know the sea.
We know it's walls Of thorny vines,
It's Il, des Of reedy grass.
Its eafc and silem! islands i'tA.''f
Within the dark aOrass. -~r-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17

g. ~ Fan Leu..n. D. O pvestcn
vauLenyen Iyootoa,
.Attoraew ut law. Lime Springs, Howard
c""nty, lows, will promptly attend " III!
leyal business entrusted to their care. q,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17

t LII. AiusWesth, -at.e
Attorney and counsellor ut law: West Vn.
ion, FAysttc eonntv. Iowa. ats$a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05
SENATOR wIGFALL AND THE sUBAIIS-
SIONlSTS.

Many Of the old opposition slang-wang-
cry sheets, obedient TO their instincts, are
become submissionists, and show their zeal
for thercause by their free and fulsome abuse
Of Southern men whose ,;vcs hive been
..,. i, 49,. aa...:r ..-.,.,. .,.,
spsn. ~ "o'ise u0'o'ioa ~ Incl. ooun''y
Senator Wigfall comes In for large share
Of their impotcnt malice. These submis-
s;on editors ike vipers blinded nv their
80, ~. ,,~
own 'eno" s''N' ''s"' ane '.', anu wy"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

sent hai n order q produce y s,sn and
.:e'.-..'-} '..'-. ss - ''s.'ni 'hs 'ellos-
k.>>!s<} 1T Tat ,Ls raisa Of the
States j. ! u>se~ y sq44 81 i4d<Ps~dssi
.ev<rs>4<<< sad sh4t he power delegated
% Ne is.lersl sesorhneas. s@a-bs resumed
BY lAe ssssnI dsais1. uhessssr /, usy seem
pfopex ~ necessary.
In1efs<1 1nd. Thai Ne earnestly ~
c,mtsni that his hxeeileney, 0ossrnsr
Houston, convene the icgisiAinres u I've
State.
Received, al. That il the Gesosaer. he
agent ofshs 6sass. sllsula reltse 10 osassse
the Legislature. that the principle, the SOW
ereisa State hes the right, and Il is iss daiy
10 call . Cansenlies, 20 form and adopt the
best mole toasert The evils that hos shreai-
en- to sweep over our land as with bosom
Of destruction. .as
Rsseissd, 9TH. That copy Of these reso-
buttons he sent 20 the Editor Of The Dallas
Herald, aud that he he requested TO forward
a eapy of the same To the CAsirmsn Of the
Central commitlee. Al Austin, 10 see that il
Is placed before his Rseelleney, Governor
Houston.
4. BRADSHAW, cxai,~sa 81 ob~ninss.
J. W. ferris, ". J.. Stokes,
W. q. Sweet, J. Km. Hawkins
I. q, Necl W. Basgeti,
J. y, Reaser J. II, Singleton,
John iIarieman, Gmnifiss.
which were read aud unanimously
adopted.
}. W, Ferris being then called for, came
forward aud addressed the meeting in
calm, mild, and dlspassionaie manner, and
by logic and Statistics not TO be contre-
veried, showed that the Republican party
had been, aud Ia now, an aggressive party
ON the interests, installations, and eonstita-
tionsl rights Of the South, which, IL not
checked, would ere long nsusp the whole
powers ofthe government, II.
addressed Tie meeting n hIs usual warm,
cnthusiastic and eloquent style and en-
dorscd fully every sentiment Of the reso-
lutions just read that from the signs OF
tho times, this copfederacy must be desoly-
ed. Men nigh cry peace, but there was no
peace our lives, our liberty, our property,
and tho peace Of our families, and quiet
around our hearth stones depend upon the
issue, aud demand immediate, prompt and
desicive action, all Of which was well rc-
ccivcd, and enthusiastically applauded.
On motion the meeting adjourned. 1i 4
]. II, SINGLETON, OAairman.
w. w. PARIS, Secrefary. IT. T'T7Ir
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

truth Ia. ~ selsht AID iaalkl,,d k.se los,
their feeling " sympathy, and fol ike1c n.,o
have len their f>mil|es IL ! DISTRESSED con-
dision, aud neR slsn1, piehs aud lrG Ssh
scarcely n'.' enough u support ~ y
tween YOU and the brutal sssafes q ~
frontier; NJ
Thea, in the nsns q Col, ve ssy. esps
en,.sud rsne quickly ~ onf r2flaico Il
groN ing glossaier every hour.
some have already oome aud go,.e, hut
still the danger inefe&sesi for our eisisens
have scarcely euouzL firearms in town Ia
rreieci our eisisens u ihsy were all tep, At
heiae. Iso ec1fIT
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05
rma srAarnR rENAs

10 hs SAer.G ~ IN, ctshH Ge4tsg,--
Vou are hereby eos.nahlul that ya,t
~ s'mInops BY 4 90 alton lbs hgi' ~
Hamuei =. AUen, Moo tAshes AMI fesl.
denee are unknown a he and appear behre
before the District coari 20 br holden in
and for the county Of Ellis, a. he court
house thereof In d. town " Wayahn, hie,
ON the first Monday IN ilaph 4 D. 1871,
then and there TO answer The petition OF
John Ellis, filed In said Court against then,
and alleging In substance - iolluWs iS-'ii;
that for valuable consideration Petitioner
became the legal owner hhd holden OF "a
certain land certifeait NJ. ill2 f6r $40
acres, issued by The SECRETARY ~ War on
the lri day VI Aug asL A. u, iSis, At Iious-
ton, TO Samuel. I. Allen, which certificate
has been regularly transferred 10 Petition
or. Petitioner hn Lid Tie same located
and surveyed ON Lnd In Ellis county, and
that Patent was i,si,tl thereon 'he leA
day Of May A. d. $50 10 the heirs " frIL
Samuel T. Allen.
Premises considered, retiiionor prays
for citation and Judgement, and for de-
cree OF the court divcstihg the lille 10 said
land out OF said heli1 end vest the same in
Petitioner, and Petitioner prnys for his so,t
in this behalf cspc dtdi aud for all prop,r
relief Sc.
Herein fail not, bu' have YOU then ana
there this writ beforc said ecrrl with yong
return thereon shoyhg bow you havs CSC
cutcd the sam.
Witness, W. W. Parks, Clerk Of the bis.
trict Court, of Eli, county
Given under my lanl ind llic seal or said
Court, Mt Office in tho Town Of WaxRhaclic
this 23rd day Of Ncyemtcr =. D. 1850.
lftsfs ". ". PARIS,
ak y. G. Il. CO. Tex.
do hereby certify tliis 20 be true copy
of the original writ row in my henns.
Nov. oath 1860. Ga.
A. A. FOSTER,
9;It.-print. Fee si2 90. Si,riG.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

Goop NEWS SaoN the GovERSoR!--We
nre glad 10 announce that Gen. Houston has
siguifed TO the Commissioners appointed to
wait upon him with tho Harris county res
slutions, that he will convene tho Legisla-
ture and will not stand in the way Of the
clearly expressed viii Of the people The
Lieut. Governor, two Of the Judges Of the
supreme Courts and the heads Of the differ
emf departments are all in favor Of prompt
action on The part Of the State.
50 far, SO good. We hope that Governor
Houston Mill 30 act as to command the re-
spcct Of the people Of Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

Reyr Mr.. Irving Root, formerly Of Austin,
has purchased The oiiitp Of the North Tcxian,
a, sherman, md villimmediately commence
tie publication Of : true democratic paper
in,ihal place, 10 be called the "a rry son Mon
its,r.T The last Texian contains the vale
distosg ofthr lais editors, and brief mo-
lice from Mr.. Root, announcing That tho
next issue q the paper will be under the
above name. We are glad to notice this
change, and hope that Mr.. Root may meet
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05
ELLIS COUNTY MASS MEETING.
W. 49, ~ H. =. nnu 1 lRl.A

800 .S.!! ~, = -.
pursuant u Prcvious s,, no'ioo ~ ~
tlon q tnS cit,lcns u L,a,a ou =. mr ' -
niea ~ ne Cou.. ilous', - ~
Waxahacnie' lcr ny pulPoso - ~ 80, .As1
consiueratioh 'hc si.uu'lo !, - ny =
Union, ana our reia.ions tncrS'o. u.,
Upon suggestion, \. =. Ncci WAS y o =:
to tho Chair, Tor thc purpose q ~
ton. Upon motion, y. ~. o,mg,e'e"i w's
appointed Chairman anu ~ iarks occ-
rotary, when on motion, tne Nnairmu " N'-
pointed the following named gen.iclhc,r' 4
y: w Ferris, y I'm; AawKins, y; =.
Sweet, Il W cci, ~ y; nengcr,s WV n"I-
dcman, ~ STOKES ~. DnsRe', 'Au q
bradshaw.
On motion, =, u. Singie,oh' was uaacu'
as committee 70 dralt rcsoAueivns,
sivc OF the sentiments 9. ING meotlns Ivy.
sCcmmittcc ,sret ifeas anu uu,,hg ssno't NJ
scnce, ". Y. niiion pemg caueo ior, MIac
g feW appropriate and wen nmed re'Fatks'
The Hon. y. shannon OF Johnson youn-
", was loudly called fcr, VINO came lor-
ward, ana mnuc shoft, out telihg spcech,
which was enthusiastlcaliy appiaudcu.
The Committee on RESOLUTIONS having re-
turned, reported the following
Whereas The Federal government was
formed by the union ofct-equdt, inuepenaen.
Soueretgp Sfstes, ana formed ana adopseo
the Constitution, for the purpose OF secur,
ing 70 and dyson OF eqnal rIgn's' eha
equal privileges pctvecn tnem.
aud nhereds Attnc formation ana adop-
ton Of the constitution, wc'hau among US,
two races marked Ply sucn distinctions OF
color ana physical ana moral incqnaaity,
as forever forbade our living together on
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s -dssssissi y saeiisr ssiaa.n, s>iisi blen fss'
Il h saiirsiy discovery, aud nas ~ H. o.
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kr st~spIssa Iis.s.nt 10 the tasis aud n.israiiA
srti.n, and ~hat ssns he reisins. Ia .hth,fs.
,ra. shs ans sunsrins SsA I.TsEis, i'aruIiy, ss'-
hsisnry u tlod, And oaseaseAiis With ~u,s ehn.is
di~a- -iilaeni take this bisen fsas ana i-'s-
ssessi 10 health, Ne noiios that H. draesis- Ia
0shrsi,a have n<ri~i sallis ~ this aTtiris, hni
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di<f which every m,aher sisaid i.sc, II l. at 10
AID II s.arsr usi y Invaluable ~ all
plaints IL h aisa aid that u viii ai-y all In aud
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same fims regulate The eo~eis isi all H.sihss and
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