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Charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LINES.

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED
xPREss Freight Trains oaal the roads On and after the
s4n December, 1859 through rates from New York 70
Ss: Class 100 Tbs 81 "a Third Glass; per 100 s 81 Is
9 1Se Class, do I IS Fourth Class, do -
Hats. Caps and BOnnets IS
Im rom savannah and Charleston to Nashville three, three
Tine from New YORK and ,svsr .,a hair ssyt
and nine days.
sabn2fhs the above variations = time,
NJ j.ss-, 800 - IN On sunday over three lines
-, y iee 0vercbaryes and damages
;lj al a. seal promptly adjusted By the Sash
deexs-E p&s @ AN DERsON
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a Rare Chance,
TO ENGAGE IN THE WHOLESALE BUSINESS, IN
Memphis, Tennessee.
ETOR SAEE--A stock Notions and Fancy Dry Goods.
One OF the the State The goods all
aUe importation The of the best localities
81 in street, For particular inquire Of or address,
octlS-dlms WM. PARK, Memphis
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OATS.
RegrOes To Hire.

IL - SACKS OATS, Just received on consignment and
q % Isaeat the Broadway Mills.
seps- D. D. DICKE
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ExTRA FAmILY FLOUR.

EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.
IN BBLs. EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR, Manufactured
abU from choice White Wheat TO arrive to day, and FOR
sale BY rrarl5l MIzBLL, HOOPER & co.
PURE APPLE BRANDY.
NETE have just received small shipment Of PURE APPLE
w BRANDY which for richness Of taste and IS u1
precsdeuled MIZELL, HOOPER & CO.,
dect- Nos land Mar ct StTeeeskr
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SEWING MACHINES
OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
ID. A. TibbS, Proprietor.

FENHIS HOTEL aspacsus brick BUdng just completed
Thepropretor has incurred heavy expense fitting "
Sndfunishng the make them and comfortable
The house for the reception Of
Taveeis and the proprietor afford ample accommodations
for $50 persons An omnibus, with good safe team viii
the depot the Hotel and
depot again The proprietor tends to make il rsteAsI
HOtel, and hopes TO share liberal patronage.
augl6 DANIEL A. TIBBS, Proprietor
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VI. & E. F. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS

n. caELTHAh. Ey cEAraAH
VI. 4 E. F. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
FlHE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, EAIzR,
DoHEsTIo LIQUORS, &c,
CORNER or COLLEGE AND OHgRCH S7R=ETS
Nashville, Tennessee.
KN7 Areusn receipt Of large and we'll stock
Wv Groceries, Liquors consisting in part fellows:
$50 hhds Sugar, ali grades 600 genuine Czai
zoo bbs chciee Molssses 200 kegs Nails, assorted;
1OO do do lO0dozsn Painted Buckets;
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee; so nests Tubs;
loo bbs Powdered, Crushed and 10 bs English Wsnuts
Loaf Sugar 10 bbls Pecans;
$50 boxes Star Candles; 10 bbls FiIberta
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BRANDIES, WINES, go.
2Kk& 4 choice French Brardes;
20 4 oaks Madeirs, Sherry, and Port Wines. =
$50 baskets best brands Champagne;
so boxes scovill Claret,
lO9 SSIs fine Robertson COUNTY WHISKY
. bbls pure old Rye do
do do do Bourbon
And also large stock Of Common Whisky, American Brandy
Gin, &C. ~
POWBER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont Hazard and Sycamore Powder %
dersgred Icing the only Agents Nashville Of The
would call the attention Of the Merchants and Trade-so .
Iargestock Of Powder on hand, in Magazinefor sale
1900 kegs Dupont Rife Powder kegs Hazard Pow
500 < % do % 5000 KEY keys syoanor. Blas.ias
20O0 kegs Hazard DO do Powder;
S00 \ do do Go $50 cases Of Powder, assorted
5000 kegs Dupont Blasting Pow SO bills Toy Beckford Co.
der. safety fase.
!snn NJ. &. e. T. OHRATHAH, Agept,
SOLE AGENTS FQR
Dupont Powder; Joy, Bickford 4 Cos Safety
s SAzsro 40 Fuse
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Bell Coal.

ATING taken The above Coal, I ready fill orders
left either the yard, the office OF the Citizens Coal
Company No 70 Cherry street, where be found during
the day. ". J. THOMAS.
Persons owing for Coal will please
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PILLS. compounded from pure vegetable extracts and put
GLASS CASES, air tight, and will keep in any climate
The Family Ca-I tbarti3 PILLS gen.
tie but active Csthartc which the proprietor has
used in his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing " demand from those who
have long used the PILLS and the satisfaction which
all express in regard to their use has induced place
them within the reach Of all -
The Profession we'll know that different Catharcs act
on different portions Of the - bowels
The EAmILY CA = s. THARTTC PIE l.
has with due reference to this we'll established fact,
been compounded from = variety Of the pures Vese.
table Extracts, which act alike every part Of the
agimentaTy canal and are = good and safe in all
es where Catharic is z needed. such as ID .
rangements of the stomach, Sleeps =
ness. Pains in the e Back and L. o i "A -,
COsIiVeueSs, p ain lund Soreness over
the whole d Y, = from sudden cold. which
frequently, neglected - end in long Of Fe-
Loss OF Appe- q itiJe,a Creeping SEN
satiOn of Cold over :. the body, Restless.
ness, Headache, or = weight in the head,
all InfIammatO ry - Diseases, Worms, in
Children or Adults, rheumatism, great
Purifier Of the blood and many diseases to which
hssh is heir too mention in this advertise
ment. Desc, to 3. Price 3dmes
TIE Liver EnVigOratOr and Family Ca
thartiC Pills reaed by Druggists generally and sold
wholesale by the trade ia all the large towns
ST w. SANFORD, N. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor, 1886 Broadway, N. Y
0.J. WOOD CO.,
fphI Iouis IL.
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WHISTLES, BRANDiES, WINES. &C

WAASAIESs BKANDIH1Ss " AlNEsss cIOs
EKTzhav and for sale cheap to the trade
l2J bbls 10 Nexsom's celebrated Whisky.
65 bbls0d Bourbon Whisky.
IS bbls Old Rye-A prime article.
IS bbs Old Rye--War7an Pure.
IS bbls Tennessee White Whisky.
IS half barrels Cherry Brandy.
Is quarter barrels Cherry Brandy
30 quarter barrels Ginger Brandy.
10 bbs pure Robertson county Whisky.
bills pure Apple Brandy.
IS quarter casks Holland Gin.
70 bbis American Brandy.
Is bbls Sweet Malaga Wine.
With Cognac, CataEbs Brandy, &c.
anl2d MIZELL, HOOPER 4 co.
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OFFICE STOVES,
CHU KCH STOVES
A LARGE supply Of Healing stoves Tor sale 4
n Cost for tash. MACKENZIE Z aITNCHIN,
= october 2-f
THE ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY

Great southern, Eastern, Northern and
western Express F0rygarderS!
UyOR the safe ard speedy transportation o. Fright Money
~ JeWelTy nd valuable packages.
Have arrangements with the Railroad Compa1es
Whereby they enabled forward By the eay passsneer
trains entrusted them in charge o. Social Mes
sengers at low rates
They dispatch Express daily for YORK PhsdsIphia
Baltimore, and all places Aorth and East
To Chattanooga Memphis, Rchmend, Orleans ard ali
places nth and Southwest.
To Louisville, st Louis ciaeinBst, places IN The
Northwest.
Have connections in New YORK with Europe and California
They take charge Of slaves and them % all pats Of
the South.
For information time, &c, inquire lie Offices Of the
Company in the principal cites Of the Union
JOHN g. BUTLER,
Nashville Agent.
JAS. SHUTTER, supt., chatanOoga. IisbIS
Valuable Printing Office for sale.
SITUATED svealtby section country in Tennesses and
- having extensive sutscp kt and advertising pat
ronage The hemocrae and WILDE sold
terms to however, bat Democrat Ths paper tab
lsd advocate State Equtty and the proprietor will not he
Of his hands devoted any other purpese For
further particulars snqurs a. the UNION OTEIc
Oetl9-lm
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CHARLES B. HALL.

CHARLES b. HALL
DEALER IN
Roots, shoes, Trunks, YzIises, Car
pet Bags, &c.,
NO. IS PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE, Tenn.
in receipt OF his Ladies' Gents Misses Boys
and Chdrens Boots, Shoes and Caters every descp
ton, for the
fall and Winter Trade.
Also very large Of Heavy Brozans and Boots
for Plantation Which pareu
,srly invited.
Also, Ladies' French Dress Trunks Fine Sole Leather Tray
cling Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, &C.
This stock is all and we'll rte having been
order by the best Manufacturers and will be sold
Manufacturers prizes.
Purchasers respectfully requested to call and examine
this Stock before purchasing elsewhere feel confident they
will be pleased both in respect to quality and price
G. B. HALL,
seps9-H No. is Public Square.
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RanaWay.

&aAaWay.
~ yesterday Saturday evening brownh muatto girl
q young Voman, aged about Is years, named kOZeens
ANY concerning her will be thankfully received at
this and suitable reward paid for delivery here
novlS-df
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Freight 10 New York and PhiIadeI3hIa
ON
COTTON AND FLOUR,
VA
CHI ESTON AND SAVANNAH
Cotton bale Of not than 500 pounds zeght IS
No Insurance. from Charleston Savannah 70
New York and Philadelphia.
Cotton compressed the option and Of steamers when
can Be feghted ho New York to foreign ports
At : to 3-l6 less than cotton not compressed
Through receipts issued by Freight Agent Of ths Nash
Vale and Chattanooga Railroad.
CIV. ANDERSON,
dec Z2tf-B Cer1era 49,
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SANFORD'S
Liver Invj&oraT
NEVER DEBTLITATES.

1T is compounded entirely from Gum, and
has become established fact Standard Medicine
and approved by all that have Ised it, and is
sorted with confidence in all the disease for which it
Is recommended. =:
1t has cured thousands = within tie last years
who had given up all hopes Of relief, the
unsolicited certificates in my = possession show.
The dose be adapted to the temperament Of the
individual taking it, and us . ed in such quantities
act gently the Bowels. e
Let dictates Of your a judgment gTide you in the
use Of the LIVER IN. y IVdGOHAEOR, and it
will cure Liver Come = plants, RBiIiOusAt-
IaCks, Dyspepsia, Chronic DiaTrhOea
= n o HI - plaintSs DysenIe-
rs DrOpSy, Sour StOInachs Ra bituaI
COEtiVeHeSS, ChOls .iC, Cholera, Ch ole.
ra VI or bus .Ch OleFa lnfanTuRu, Elatu-
Iences "A / c &c - Female Weakness
eS, and may be used = cessfully Ordina.
ry Family medf- - cine. II will cure SICK
81 h A ID A III T., las - Thousands testify) in
twenty minutes ii - TWO Ghree Tea
spOOnfuEs are TAX y en- at the comm sncemsnt of
attack.
All W no use itare giving their mouy
In its favor, p
Mix the mouth Wit the 1nvigorator and swallow
both together. Price 81 per bottle.
Also, SANEORD'S FAMILY CATEARTIC
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Also in Bond Cssk Of james Hennessy Brandy Vintsg
Of ls2 which we think will Fu the most fAsdiOus palate
L. 4 S.
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JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.
oETcE NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD CO., .-
October 30, 1883.
Y order Of the Board o. Directors calls on the
ID Stock Of the Company subscribed for building Branch
Road frem Bridgeport Jasper, payable to the Treasurer
Company asfollows:
One dollar each Share the LIST November 1870 and two
dollars each Share the lst days Of December 1850 jana
~, February March, April May June July August septem
Der, October, and November, 1860.
Payment may jackson Pryor. at Jasper or 10 the
Treasurer at his Office in Nashville
Promp2essn meeting these calls Is requested OF the subseT
es o. Stock IS the construction Of the road depends exclusively
the means provided specifically for that purpose.
oeS-d W. A. GLRAVEs, Treasurer
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FOr RenI.
TSNHAT comfortable dwelling, No. IS North Summer street
! Apply to }. KlRKMA6.
nevI5-n President Union
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA X, n,
g M s. .

G. IL e.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER I1Ih, tseO
Passenger Trains, East and West will run as follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at $3.50 N snd3PM
ArrlSe at Chattanooga L3O NJ aad I:45 A M
COMING WEST
Leave Chattanooga At 7:30 " and go NJ
Arrive st Nashville at 5:3U II and 8 A NJ
Ii rail connection to Boston N Yors
~ Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington Civ Rie5ntn5
Petersburg, Lynehbug Knoxville, savannah Charleston
Montgomery, Menu his. New Orleans, &c
Both Trans Stevenson with Trains an Memphis
and Charleston karad and Chattanooga with Trains on
East Tennessee and Georgia Western ard atlantic arods
Through Tickets be bad any hour on application e
Ticket Agent al Office st Depot, following places and
At the following prices. Wis:
Nab fITa To NJ vi ~
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Apple BRANDY. I6 Years old

ys have small lot Of Apple Brandy from North Caro-.
Wv Ina, said to be rs ears Old, Nhch We believe to
be striStly pure, and as represented.
mAy26 LELLYETT & SMITH.
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tireIy from Gum, and
t, q Standard Medicine, known
have Ised it, and is now re
all the disease for which il
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ONLY FIFTEEN MILES STAGING
BAssAsK CHECKED rRRorsH AND DECATUR
PASSENGERS for the souh take the A. NJ Train Of the
TenDessee and Alabama Railroad; Pulaski take Carter
Thomas Houghs line ST Prospect station du rs
niles; connect at Decatur with Memphis CHARLESTON Railroad
rain for Memphis, Grand Junction, points scum and
West. -
Through tickets to Decatur and MenPhs procured at
the Fennesse and Alabama Railroad Ticket e an Broad street
Passengers going North take the A. NJ train OF the Tennessee
and Alabama Central Railroad st Decatur AZ Pro-t
station with the stage line to Pulaski, &C.
Trains makecisse connections both ways with Memphis and
Charleston Railroad train Decatur ap-i2-d38,
The Shasta courier., 1860-01-07
The Law of Newspapers.

l. Subscribers who do not give express notice
to the contrary, are considered as wishing TO
continue their subscription.
2. If subscribers wish their papers discontiu-
ued, publishers may continue to send them until
all charges are paid.
B. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the office or place to which they
are sent, they are held responsible until they
settle their bill, and give notice to discontinue
them.
4. If subscribers move TO other places without
Informing the publisher, and the paper is sent to
The former direction, they are held responsible.
Notice should always be given of removal
.. The courts have decided that refusing to
AXE paper or periodical from the Office or re-
moving and leaving it uncalled for, is prima
facie evidence of intentional fraud
BsE Postmasters would oblige, by a strict
tulilment of the regulations requiring them to
notify Publishers, once in three months, Of pa
pers not taken from their Office by subscribers
Bsy Under the law of Congress papers are
not charged postage in the county in which they
are published.
The Shasta courier., 1860-01-07

SEwARD's DOCTRINE.-We have freely express
ed the opinion that the outbreak at Harper's
Ferry was the legitimate result of Stewards
irrepressible conflict as set forth in his Ro-
chester speech. 1t appears to be thought by
some that in so doing we did injustice to him
and to the Republican party. We give below
an extract from that speech which we hope our
readers will examine carefully, and then decide
for themselves.
Speaking of the collision between the free
and slave States, Mr.. Seward said
"Shall | tell you what this collision means I?
They who think that it is accidental, unnecessa-
ry, the work OF interested or fanatica agitators,
and therefore ephemeral, mistake the case alto
gether. 1t is an irrepressible conflict between
opposing and enduring forces, and it 1eans that
tie United States must and will, sooner or later
become either entirely slavehoding nation or
entirely free labor nation. Either the cotton
and rice fields of South Carolina, and the sugar
plantations of Louisiana will ultimately be titled
by free labor and Charleston and New Orleans
become marts for legitimate merchandise alone
or else the rye fields and wheat fields of Massa-
chusetts and New York must again be surren-
dered by their farmers TO slave culture, and the
production of slaves, and Boston and New York
become once more markets for trade in the bo-
dies and souls of men. IT is the failure to ap-
prehsnd this great truth that induces so many
unsuccessful attempts at final compromise be-
tween the slave and free States and it is the
existence of this great fact that renders all such
compromises, when made vain aud ephemeral
81 know, and you know, that a revolution has
begun. know, and all the world knows, that
revolutions never 90 backwards"
The Shasta courier., 1860-01-07
NUMBER A
Dissolution of the Union.


Under date OF Washington City, December st,
the New York Hsralds correspondent has the
following:
we are approaching a crisis in our political
affairs which may, possibly, bring this Union to
a speedy dissolution While all the beer poli-
ticians and spoismen at Washington are debat-
ing, plotting and counter plotting for the Offices
ana spoils OF the House organization, you NAV
depend upon 1t that the leading men of the South
are oroodlng upon far more important matter
Inc paramount question with them is, are we
ana our institutions any longer secure in this
Uni9a, and if not secure, what steps shall we
take for our security? Acting upon this order,
understand that the folloKiaa, ,I,rorramme ha
been sabstantiall9 agreed upon bJ.h nuls1er cr
leading Southern men in Congress and out of
Congress:
lst 10 view of the Harper's Ferry Abolition
INVASION, and its extensive and alarming rami6-
cations, and in view of the sympathies of the
Abolition Republican party for old Brown, and
the threats OF the party to reduce the South to
SUBMISSION, special law shall be demanded of
Congress for the future protection and security
OF the Southern States against Abolition con-
spirators, emissares and incendaries.
I'd. That in default of some such Congress,
slonal protection, the Southern members of both
Houses shall withdraw from Washington and
meet in body in Richmond, Va, or some other
convenient place, in view of the initial steps for
an independent Southern Confederacy.
In anticipation of this alternative, am further
ADVISED that this Southern Congressional meet
ing, IN Richmond or elsewhere, will place the
South IN proper position before the great wes-
tern powers of Europe including progra mme
OF commercial treaties purely Southern ba-
Sis that can hardly fail to attract the sympathes
OF even England for Southern cotton including
Southern slavery.
There is movement on foot among men of
wealth and political influence quite capable of
carrying out their programme, to furnish the
Liberal Government of Mexico the means and
men to overcome the opposition in that country
1t is proposed in legal shape, and it is believed
that the Administration will not discourage, but
may possibly favor it.
The Shasta courier., 1860-01-07
A Log School In the wilderness.

n. P. Willis, of the Home Journal. saw pic-
ture during his recent railway trip to Virginia.
1t was nothing but a little bit Of log school
house right in the heart of northwestern Vir-
ginia mountain wilderness. The cars happened
to stop directly in front of it, and Mr.. Willis
and his party paid it visit;
modest and dignifed curtsey from the
school mistress gave US a welcome There wa,
spare bench near the door which accommo-
dated the most of US, and Judge Warren and
Poet Thompson occupied vacant spots on the
short seats of the class up for spelling Secre-
tary Kennedy leaned on his stick near the shut
up stove in the centre, his kindliest of voices
and faces encouraging the interrupted exercise
to proceed and cloud-compelling Maury stroked
the head of the boy next to him in the corner
Bayard Taylor sat, in his quiet observing way,
studying the surrounding lows of boys and girls
taces-some thirty of them, and every one bare.
footed, and all seated against the rough heyn
logs on the bench of narrow plank which lined
the room. Fancy what picture for a photo
grapher to have brought away-the celebrities.
and the little ragged problems of humanity all
combined.
But on the tender providence of God, which
has provided for these cradles of the intelligence
OF our race, the willing devotion of woman
hood, so patient so self-sacrifcine, so uncom-
before us was delicately formed young woman
OF twenty or twenty-five years, perhaps, dressed
with exceeding plainness, aad of the most un-
conscious simplicity of demeanor, but her pale
and thoughtfully refined features had an ex-
preston which seemed to me the perfection of
what we recognize as the beauty of the SOUL
She looked as if she felt born only to be good
and kind TO others while life should last and
that she was here in her place somewhat over
tasked, but doing good, she hoped and willing
to be forgotten At the same time, in her sub
dued gentieness of tone, her exquisite propriety
of replies, and her calm, sweet manner to us,
party of strangers, there was self-possessed
dignity that Il was impossible not to pay hom-
age to-ditficult Il may as well say) not to re-
cord for others one remembers it for ones
self. As sat in that humble school room, and
looked upon the unconscious beauty of its patti
emily presiding spirit, could not but thank God
for the angels still found distributed through the
world.
The Shasta courier., 1860-01-07
Lemonade Song.

Sing the praise of lemonade:
Whisky makes you tipsy,
Steals your purse and beats your wife,
And cheats you like gipsy.
Gin will break your neighbours head,
And brandy picks your pocket,
knocks you down, and knocks you up
As high as any rocket.
Beer confounds your wit and brains,
-. And porter makes you muddy;
Rum fits on the boxing gloves,
And fighting is your study.
Lager beer, the Dutchman's drink,
Will make quite an odd fish;
And water, if you drink too much,
Will change you to a cod fish.
Champagne will make you beat the watch
And row, and swear and gamble,
And wrench the knockers from the doors
In many midnight ramble.
Port will make the fast man mad,
And while he's making merry,
His wife and children weep at homo
The cash that's paid for sherry.
Tea will shake the nervous man,
And opium make him crazy;
But lemonade, when It's well made,
Is fit for the smart or lazy,
CHORUS.
Sing the praise of lemonade;
Push it round the table;
Ne'er to drink it be afraid,
As long as you are able.
The Shasta courier., 1860-01-07

MASSACHUSETTS PHLAYTHRoPHY In a late
speech at Charestown, Massachusetts, General
Butler of that State showed that the average
number of paupers in the Massachusetts alms
houses, in 1858, was twenty hundred in
that year six hundred and twenty-six died
Every fourth person who went into those aims
houses went there to die. OF these three hum
dred and forty were children, under five years
ofage, and The physician of one of the houses in
formed Gen Butler that hs did not expect to
rear but three per cent. of the children brought
there under one pear old. Three out of every
hundred
Why, this whole Common " ealth, exclaimed
Gen. Butler, "felt itself outraged because there
came report from Kansas that six or eight men
had been killed; and our mothers, and wives,
and daughters secured the country for old
clothes and other comforts to send the people of
that territory In that same year, three hundred
and odd children Of tassachusetts soil died like
dogs in kennel in our own aims houses, while
we were weeping over the imaginary wrongs of
Kansas