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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25

TITEIFIrn TERRA GOTTA nAEDFN VASES STAT
JAIl. lOINTA ", ,auI "a ELuING ui NANENT>.
such Bracket. Capital. N,d ION. r. tr-4t than
any other material Iiu-f U-~i-us tau any Other
rial. 4 lhr-r str'k constantly tu hsut. ANY design
made TO order by addressing tha nauufAstuTTs At tie
fact"ry. LIMA Ei.Ar n. 9Th : Germantown Road
Ut.te, :. 4 HAELI>',S, lu.r Chestnut II FLiIal.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25
Lewishurg. Aug. Is Is5gy

To The t,iZeii> Ui NtR Jr:ssy and FCH.St isanli,
apthrcnr,s, Druggists Groccr and Private Families
Woitc's Pure CogHac Brnndy.
Wits Pure Nadeira Sherry, and Port Wine.
wins Pure Jamaica and ~. Croiy Run.
WDifs's Pure Scotch and Ii,h Whnkey
4 LII IN BOTTLES.-I beg leave 10 call the
n attention of the citizens Of the u. ;. 10
the above WINES aud LIouoRs, imported by
| rnoLrHo WOLFE Of New York, whose name IS
familiar IN every part Of this country Tor the
purty of his celebrated ScHEID.N S,HNAPPs.
MrWolfe. in his letter 10 me, speaking of the
purity of his Wines and Liquors, says:
Il will stake my reputation man. nv standing as
a of thirty residence IN the City ~
New York that all th. Brandy and Wines which BOTTLE
are purr imported and ni the best qualify and can t~
relied NJ on hy every purrhas-r"
Every bottle has the Proprietors name on
the wax and fac-simile ot his signature on
the certificate. The public are respectfully
invited 10 call aud examine for thamseive>.
For sale al Rsr.IL by all ApothecarIes and
Grucer> in Philadelphia.
GEOH.ASHTON, No.s32 Market st, ,Phila.
Sole Agent for Philadelphia.
Read the following from the n. Y. Courier }
ESgRMoUs BUSINESS Tor one NIw YoEk MsRcHAHr-"e
happy inform our fro~citzens that there l. one
place IN city where the physicinn apcthecary, anu
country reliant 90 and purchase pure mes anu
Liquors. as pure imported. And of the best quaiity
W. 10 not intend give elaborate description oi
this merchants extensive business although II "li~en
repay any stranger citizen to visit uholPho N"LTt
extensive warehouses Nos Is, 70 and - Beaver st. anu
IL ls and Il. Markrtirlj St liz stock OF >chnas on
hand ready shipment could not have been ess than
coo cases. the Brandy some l0u0O int-g's o
1896 1856: and 10000 Of Msd'irs cherry anu
Port Wine Scotch and Irisb Whisky, Jamaica anu st
Crox Rum very old and equal to any III thls eou
try lie had also three large cellars hsd with brsn"y
Wine. Nc, in ca.k under Custumiious- Key reauS i"i
hotting MIR Wolf sales of cchnarps last year hu"un
ted TO $4,000 Dozen hope in less than t~o year
he may be equally successful with his brahdiee Anu
Wines.
M business merits the patronage Of every lover OF ms
species. Privat. families who wish pure "hes anu f
uors for medical should send thrir oriers "rct 70
Mr. woIf until every Apoth-cary in the land mssr up
their minds discard the poisonous -tuh from neI,
shelves, aud replace it with "oiiss pure "'hes anu
Liquors. ,.,;o,, ot
w. understand Mr.. Wolf, for the accommodation oi
small dealers in the country, puts up 49,, fuu oH
Wines and Liquors such Il man. and sn'h meicnhh''
sboud b. sustained against his tens OF thousaas "' o
rou.nts in the United States who sell nothing pet %
tations ruinous alike To human health AMI hap'nsss'
s7o,nsl Sold by !. BAKER & co, Lewisburs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25
GREAT CURE OF SCRoE ULA.

The following letter from hi-hly respected member
Of the Society Friends affords evidence OF til.
great -uI-rority Of the DtrUK,iIvE s,usAPNnLA
and >SK.APsRLL. MIxIUrE-, we'll the various Olcr
Medicines in general u-t flr Scrufula.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25

ra-In 1892, a. Charleston, Gen. Scott
took anew the oath of allegiance to the
U. S. Government, and required oil bis
officers and soldiers to do the same. Ii
would do no harm-indeed, for the public
security seems to be rsquired-that the
same test be made throughout the Army aud
Navy and all the Departments at Washing
ton. We have had enough Of F!oyds and
Cobbs and Thompsons and Bailsys and
Trescotts-men plotting against the very
power they are under oath to support
There may be traitors and spies yet, whose
Instant expulsion can save mutilasious of
records, betrayals of plans, and perhaps
burnings of buildings or their ArnOldisng
over into the hands Of q Secession mob.
BE warned in time! Where the heads
have been traitors, they must have corrupt
ed their subordinstes.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25

nJ- Recently, reading Wits Life of
Patrick Henry, we found (page 1lS) that
among the grievances set forth BY one Of
the counties of Virginia, was Eogland's
refusal to stop the Slave Trads-then, as
ever since, the fruitful mother Of calamI-
ties, and of disturbances Of every kind.
Jefferson set forth the same evil 10 the
original draft of the Declaration OF lnde-
perdence, but the clause was "comproml-
sed" away to please some of those ultra
Southerners whose motto is always "Rule
or On page 2S9 of the same work
is a splendid speech Of Henry, pleading
that "LIBERTY Is THE DIRECT END OF
Goverumen,-a fact, Of weighty import,
almost ignored in our day, when Govern
ment is too much regarded as simply q
protection of property, and "Union' as
of itself of more consequence than the end
for which it i. desirable.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25

Sr-rr- tr tvHTr. Haton Rou.-, L., > De- $50
= ". .- i.vr been entirely cured, 0, yr- - Il
~ ~ 'e t.4t-u aiuiu. dise.l-- Ih.t uei All ~ -
f.r yatr-. VINCENT >LlpEi-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25
GREAT IMPROVEMENT
IN
DENTAL Profession.
NJ. NNNAMM
OURGE0N and Mechani- -

- cal Dentist. takes this 4ILIH
method OF informing the citizens OF Lewis
burg and vicinity that he has located perma'
neatly, and is prepared TO furnish all VINO
need henfal snhsiilnIss fnr masticatlCn with
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-20

VERY DANGEROUs.-An eastern cotemporary
states that +" Mr.. TAFT was run over and killed on
the Cleveland road the other day." and adds that
"smlar misfortune" occurred to him about
two years ago A few more such similar mis-
fortunes" will be the death of him
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-20

HALLoo!-A San Francisco dispatch to the
Sacramento CH'on says that Jno. r. Ridge, late
OF the Epeatag Journal, and the Union Demo
cratic nominee for State Printer, is announced as
editor of the San Francisco UerGEd
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-20

LOYALTY OF THE CHER0KEEs.-Th Cherokees
have through old John Ross, their chief, made
proclamation of neutrality. They will take no
part, they say in the contest. a small party
among them, called the Slicksihns, have been
bribed over to the cause of secession; but large
majority Of the nation will faithfully follow Ross.
The Confederates have been confident they would
get the Cherokees to espouse their cause, and
have been making strenuous efforts to that end
through Albert Pike and one or two other Com
misSOners.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-20

A CURloslTY OF LGTERATuRE.-Onc in while
we meet in our exchanges curious item among
the advertisements which is more noticeable than
more pretentlous matter. Here is something
from the advertising columns Of the Ba}letn:
Wanted Without board, on low terms, with
private and highly genteel family, furnished
room for a gentleman only, in well adorned
house, aborious of access, upon bill. The de-
sign of the advertiser is to necessitate exercise
in reaching home, and economically to live re-
tired, out Of Office hours, amid pleasing surround
ings, and free from the fear Of pillvring in his
absence from home. Address, &c.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-20
22d day czF JuIv.

a: D., I66I, at the Court House door, IN The town
OF Weaverviile, in the county of Trinity and
State of California, the following described nron1
erty, to wit; An undivided one-fourtb interest
in certain mining claims situated on Kanaka Bar,
below the bridge which crosses Trinity river At
Douglas City also, an undivided one,fonrtb
interest IN acertain water race which leads water
on said claims, all Of which are known as the
kanaka Bar ditch, and Steinmiier a. Co.
Claims to satisfy judgment in favor of said
oteinmuiler Tor the sum of SlG2 rs, and $40 so
cost of suit, and accrued and accrnin~ costs
Dated Weavervillc Township. the 2Gt6 dav Of
June a. ~, lobl J. HULSE,
2l.3W. Constable Weaycryillc Township.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-20

Elizabeth Myers VS.. Jacob Ervor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-20

11l1AetOGIn yGIS VS.. j aCOb Mtyos.
A CTION BROUGHT IN THE nrorn,
"A Court of the Ninth Judicial Distr;ot' t.H5T
State of California, in and for the Conn.,, he
Trinity, and the complaint filed in said Cs5 Of
of Trinity, in the Office of the Clerk of sai1 my
trict Court. DS
The People of the State of California, semi o.,..
TO JACOB MYERS, Defendant: "''"9
You are hereby required to appear in IN o,.
brought against you by the above named ~ JI''oA A
tiff, in the District Court of the Ninth Ir5i,, 5t,I
District of the State of California in and fo,
County of Trinity, and to answer the comni.;. u.s.
filed therein, Ga copy of which ACCOMPANIES ~:
Summons) within ten days, exclusive Of tbo S,a '
of service,) after the service on you Of This SnF
mons-if served within this county or, fsarr,dl5 r,l
out of this county, but within this Judicial N,
! trct, within twenty days; or if served mn "a
said District, then within forty days-or judnnou%t vi
by default will be taken against you accor1in,.
to the prayer of said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain 1ocroo
dissolving the marriage between you and tbe ala
plaintiff. and claiming divorce from you On ,tN
ground of extreme cruelty and other acts, mon
| toned in complaint, etc, and that the plaintAl
declared the legal guardian Of her infant chl5
during its minority, and for costs of suit etc
And Won are hereby notified, that if YOU fan
to appear and answer the said complaint as amy'
required, the said plaintiff will apply to IN,
Court for the relief demanded in said complain
The foregoing Summons is published by order Of
said Court
Given under my hand and the seal of the hi,
trict Court of the Ninth Judicial District of lbp
State of California, in and for the county o.
Trinity, this oath day OF April, A. D., 1861
Isl M II. GhlfflN, Clerk
PrrzER & STUART, Pltf's. Att 'ys. Is.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-20

SoRRow comes soon enough without despond-
cncy II does man no good to carry around a
lightnng-rod TO attract trouble.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-20

Our BELIEF-If it is a declaration Of war to
Tetake property staten from the United States
then we are in favor of war.
If an expression of the opinion that President
Lincoln should put down rebellion makes US
Black Republican, then we are one
II raising troops to defend the Capitol, and
other property not yet taken by the tratorous
army under JEFF. Davis, is subjugaton, then we
are in favor Of subjugallon and that at the earli
est moment.
If President Lincoln is a usurper and dicta-
tor, then we think the people Of the South are
badly in need of one, and he should take care to
treat the rebels, when he catches them, as trait
ors are treated in other monarchial governments.
If the Government has no power to protect
itself we thiuk the sooner it is overthrown, the
better it will be for us, and we should go to work
and see if a government cannot be formed which
qoiH be able to protect itsclf-Red Blu0 Beacon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-20
SUMMONS

In the District Court of the Ninth It4icjo1 ~,
cf The State Of California, in and for he Ca J,,d
of VrinHn Wv NOOAtl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-20

HoRAcE SMITH Acquitted trial of Hor-
ace Smith, for murder, for killing Sanl. H. New
ell, in San Francisco, on the lst OF January last,
was concluded at Auburn, Placer county, last
Friday. The jury, without leaving their seats,
found him not guilty, and the verdict was recoiv-
ed 18th the widest cheering.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-20

MINISTERS RIGHT TO VorE.-As Rev. Mr.
Field, who lived in Vermont several years ago,
went to deposit his vote the officer who received
it being a friend aud parshioner, but OF opposi-
tion politics, remarked
g am sorry, Mr. Field, to see you here"
"Why ?" asked Mr. Field
" Because" said the officer, Christ and his
kingdom was not Of this world"
+" Has no one a right to vote" said Mr.. Field,
"uness be belongs to the kingdom Of Satan ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-20

CouRTEous OPPoNENr-The Marysville APPeaI,
edited by Benz. y. Avery, the candidate on the
Republican ticket for State Printer, thus speaks
of his opponent: "Tbe candidate for State
Printer is John r. Ridge renowned as the plucky
and able editor of the National Democrat in this
city, which paper was under his control, by far
the most conscientious and efficient Douglas jour
nal ever published in California. Brother Ridge
is a man of varied aud commanding telents, and
will make as good a State Printer as the next
man, practical or not practical. He has given
proof of honesty, by sacrificing himself for years
to he true to principle and of patriotism, by
conquering all the attachments and preiudices of
section to be true to the Union Since the ticket
is bound to be beaten, we had rather some other
man were in his place"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-20

SPIRITS SECOND THorGHrs. - Medum-
"The spirit of Brown appeared to me last night,
and ordered me TO borrow five pounds of you, "
for a certain purpose which was named.
Old Codger-" Yes, know it did, and isn't it
strange? The same spirit called on me half an
hour afterward, and told me not to let you have
the money as it had made mistake in giving
YOU the order'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-20

BROKER not long ago, when escorting home
fair damsel, asked her what sort of money she
liked best. OF course the blushng beauty in
stantly suggested matrimony What interest
docs it b'ing?' inquired the man of current
funds and wild cat documents If properly
invested 2" fatered the fair charmer, if properly
invested, it will double the original stock every
two YearsN
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-20
Constable's Sale.

StTATE OF CALIFORNlA-Cou OF TRIM
- ITY.-By virtue of an execution issued out
of Justice NJ. w. Personette's Court, of Weaver
vile township, county Of Trinity, to me directed.
in favor OF Louis Steinmuller and against Adam
Straus6, have levied upon and shall expose for
sale at public auction, at IL o'clock, a. m., on
tho - -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-20
Ro0k and lob Prin,iu.

or every description done in superior man.
ner, and at reasonable prices
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-20
The journal.
A Scene of Terror.


We have already had some account of the ter
rible earthuuake at Mendoza, South America,
involving the entire destruction OF city and the
lives of some 5000 of the inhabitants. A letter
: from Buenos Ayres gives graphic description
of the awful scene
The earthquake broke forth with a powerful
dctonaton, burying under the ruins the 2000
houses which the city contained, and no less than
5000 of ill-fated inhabitants. Not house re-
NAMED standing Such was the violence OF the
first shock, which lasted from two to three min
utes, that the earth appeared to have lost its
equilibrium. and when it passed, wild mass of
wreck, des0lati0n and woe occupied the site of
Mendoza and gave evidence of the fearful throes
of matter which occur when the earth takes
breath. For two days at intervals, light trem-
blings were felt. Many fissures were opened in
the earth, but the greater part of them closed
again.
After the shock it was noticed that in many
parts subtcrranean waters had arisen to the sur
face, but had alone left vestiges Of their presence
For league around the city, there was not
WALL not even a ruin, left standing. Everything
erected by man was overthrown
More than five thousand women, with rent
costumes and hearts lacerated, united in the
plaza of the city during that horrible night, and
ON their bended knees raised their voices to
Heaven, pettionng for Mercy to Mendoza"
and proclaming, with the most heart rendng
expressions, that il it was a chastisemcnt Of
Providence, the women ot tnat people SnouIu oe
absolved, for never had they advocated barbarity,
but had execrated from their souls the assassins
of San Juan. ut will be remembered that the
horrible massacre of four hundred OF the citizens
of the province of San Juan took place very re-
Gently, at which large detachment OF troops of
Mendoza assisted, and subsequently united with
the troops of San Luis in the saoking of the city
of San Juan, much Of the punder finding its way
to Mendoza)
To add to these horrors of desolation and woe,
the Gauches from the suburbs entered the city
and commenced pilaging everything which came
in their rack-leadug horses and mules with
the pluHder which the earthquake had left to
their rapacious hands.
What remained of the population of Mendoza
retired to the public park and there formed a
kind of encampmpnt; but such was the injection
produced by SO many corpses in purefactlon,
that the governor gave orders that all should
desert that which once was the city of Mendoza
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-31
Correspondents OF the Rlehmoni Dispatch
Northumberland Cum y and tae Ear.
NiCoatCr CEC9CH,
Nor t6 umb sridud county ",
Jul, q 1881

NORTH o5ridUd county W,
Jul, 3 1851
Your CORES pondent of l. tuc tsLer coauLy,
OF The 10 b inst thinks this couuty has rot
done It's duty in sending men III tie field -
fight the enemi-s OF our country z rmiL me
IL inform the public hruukn your WI ley cir
culat. paper what W Wic.Iuico has doue. In
the first place, this is q very small district Ia
the county of Nor humb riand perhaps not
one seventh OF the county. Ii can vote at best
one hundred II has equipp : q d sentt 70
Lhe field capt Sta company OF evenly five
men, ana IuruI>n-u TO three comps OF
Lancaster but twenty 9 more, Sci d.
lag as many men as nave VOTERS
fhis left US ab ut thi ~ militia, W no are now
called i'll he Il ,id, AMI report saws are TO
sent off, wnicn will leave ab )ut ktosiGe nen To
project this ptrt OF the county, wnich lies
immediately on the ~ and Wicom CO kiver,
ano intersected by bold aud navIg be creeks
III every nelgaoorho )d-mtking at least
Lwsnty five miles of water coast tn defeGd,
where The enemy can land. aLd there they
dad land last week, aud destroye aud carri-d
of two vessels and several can @ . aud other
proparty.
We have in this district n popu'at tion of
hugely over one IN tnd nagroe,. w ,sn all
my sane m Will SAY Wicomioo has 20 It's
duty and l foel satisf Il were hs proper
fact6 brought before th- tioyeramenf, +, not one
of he few militia would De pun in mp, is
they are abs 'iut-iy ieq 1ir-t - see after .he
crops of th-ir Hn anu The families of those
who have alre idy goue. WiCoxiCu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-31

TIE HoR8oKs or WAR The Washington
corresponden OF the \ Y. Daily Tines has
tue folio wing d scTiptiOn of the horrors Of
wsr. Ara they getting their eyes opens
TO read Of battle, with its poetry OF hero.
ism, is Il very fine thing. ALI men appla nd
the bold fellow, and all women throw laurels
on the IL mt soldier, who Is ready to throw
DO o~p his + for his "onntrys nag. II one
sees it, rh- tn ng IS different. l was at the de-
fea of our forces vest -rday near Centrsviile
and as l witnessed the hot shot and terrible
she'll tearing through fha air: rs saw the
horrible grape and shrapnel doing ts too Ger
tain work all around: as | saw my friend
stoTmi z, herOicaliv, mask, batteries W rich
the terrible il com petauce of their Leaders
dd not 3 l'oT them TO silence owing TO 10 sufi.
clant reii fnrcemeufs IS being sent In prop"r time:
when ! saw th-sa heroes, AT eleven dollars n
month losing heads. legs and arms. in thick
pTotusion around me; when l witnessed the
horrible r0ut br jught about ty mss tsrly
Il tBk movement of heir picked cavalry and
sharp snoo ers, and when l saw our ar rtiiery-
men uniimner their suus. cut loose the traces
Of their horses and II -, len wing the pie ces be
hird; when / saw, too, oar boas ted cavalry
flying IN the s1me mad haste with regiment
az er regiment pushing after them Ike so
III ny sheep, thTo wing fer three miles guns,
otyon@ts, cartridge-boxes and prov stons OF
every kind aTfv-dragoons riding over In
fir;ry IN their Il ght. and the ground anso-
luteiy covered Tor three miles with bodies,
ta-n l realizsd, as only those can who see II,
tie actual horrors OF war.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-31

LgTrgR Fsoa TsS bATrLKFIKLp.-A negro
who accompanied the Washington Artillery
wrote to his wife in New Orleans, from tss
battle field. on rough piece Of pastsboard,
which he picked mp on the field, the folio wing
characteristic letter:
WIFE: have no time to hunt nns pa per,
for wo are In the midst OF tae hattie. NY
bones are sore from Ard fighting Remember
me 10 tn chiidfea aud the madame. Tell
brother sner to pray tor ~ all All the
balls are whizzing over our heads and around
our heads. 0ood morning"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-31

TFAHsrgR CT THE AkKAssAs TRooPs TO rHg
OoxF,pESATR STATES -rne Little Rock State
q z-tt., of the 20 n inst says:
Gen Hardes left for his command at Poca-
hontas, on Wednesday, evening Gems. Yell,
Bradley anu PIERCE, have been recalled from
the state service Tue command OF all our
forces is now ~ Gems. McCnilvch and II ,rdee,
OF tue ConIeier tte army. All OF the troops
in the service, arms. mum IONS OF war, &c ,
are now tr serr-d TO the Con federacy. Our
soldiers are now c,'m nanued by able aud skiii- :
fui Generals, and w.tn their superiority Of
II Material and the iu stness OF their cause, their
chances for ictory arc greater far than those
OF our enemies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-31

THK INDIANS The Fort Sini a t.nes, Of ths
15tn inst learns that Captain I. .Ke h,te con
ciuhed treaties with the Cnoetlws, ChicKa-
saws, Greeks and S@mnoi-s All the tribes
on the frontier nave thus termed an alliance
with the Confederate States, tx ept the Che
rGkees Mr. Ross Is for p-u 'rality, and
large pumbe OF his people are wi.h ths 5. nth,
mostly half blooos while the fun oicods AL .
opposed TO The South, aud still sdheve to the
old Government The ChsroA.es are said 10
be very much divided la 5. ,iinent, anu seve-
raj OF the half oioods have been com PEELED o
nee for their lives. rhs Times en sei taius 20
hope OF any arrangement beieg mae WI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-31

u hAADE hn MAaILA@U tUDD StskAo(
- IN VIRGINIA, Esy I'D, lssi.
Il GSnsPai Order.
aSx.-nrr ~ ~ S.at "a a Ins,a1S 80 -
he command, for the present, OF such voiu ntssri
rom Maryland ae may ofar their sefvicss, the
uRdersigned advises immediate Organization irto
-cmpanies OF not less than sfty men. who Will
aleet thsir owp oMcsrs.
The certifc cstss OF elestion viii be retar1ed 10
he commanding odicer, eho wiz forthwith pro.
lurs the proper commissions.
Each company will constst Of cns Captain, ops
frat and one Second Lieutenant. four Sergaants
our Corporalss and Et least forty-two privstss.
1t Is earnestly recommended to the Maryland
nen that they lose no time IL perfecting then
,t8anisation. lnheriting as We do the name oil
ne old HMATyiknd Line" Let us Initiate tneir
lid the grand "Oid Maryland Continentals" ci
ITS, set an ezampls Of Loyalty. diseipliae arc
socraxe to be simulated but not surpassed cy Gas
srothars Cf the S0utb.
PRAECIS ]. THOMAS,
II I'll n