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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-01-11

Village. to be absent such length of time a. thew
NAV direct Any officer in comma 4 of any
/ company who shall suffer or Iermr the errins
Or other apparatus 10 charge Of said cnmpany TO
be taken be, ord the limits cf the Village with
| out such permission. shall forfeit and p,y TOR
every such offence enaltv Of not laas than five
nor more than twenty FIVE dollars, besides b. inc
Iishle tor ~ damages
SFcrIos IS II any fireman shall refuse ar
neglect 10 attend at any meeting Of tho comn,pr
10 which he - attached. he shall frf il and nav
for every defaut a penalty If not less thar
twenty i've cents for the IA" arc benz fit of said
COMPANY. unless they should exonerate him
h"refrorn
S,cTIoS ID. If nnv fireman shall neglect t.
attend az any fire without such an excuse as sh,
be sufficient and satisfactory TO the COMPANY 70
which he belongs shall rcglpct or refuse 10 d.
his duty as a fireman, or shall aisobev. or rerl.e
10 Obey the orders OF his proper company officer
or shall leave hi. engine or other fire apr artruS
while at a fire without permission of the acting
foreman, he shall forfeit and pav penalty OF one
dollar Tor every such default for the use ard
benefit OF such Company, and be subject TO ex-
puision from the FIRE Department
SECTION 20. l. any fl eman at fire shall
d''ooey or refuse to ohes the order of the Chic,
Eng neer or the Assistant Engineer, he shall
forfeit and pay for every such de'aut a penai,v
OF not less than one nor to exceed ten dollars
SscTios Il. The Engineer in command or
in the absence OF all the Engineers the p esi,
dent or two Trustees of the Village. NAV direc,
the hook and ladder men TO cut do~ n and remov,
any building, erection or fence, for the burmese
OF checking the progress of the FIRE, and the en-
sineer in command, and in the absence OF such |
engineer, the President OF the VlI4ge, with the |
saV'ce ana concurrence OF two members OF III. |
bosrd OF Trustees, shall have power to blow mn |
DR. cause TO be blown up with powder or o,bsr-
wise any building or erection, during the prog. /
-sss OF IRE, for the purpose OF eItinguishing o,
.hecking the same.
STcTIos y. The foreman o! each fire eor,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15
MEDICAL.
A Card to the Public

3s< sl4s1rl u bodily aad nsns-l misery asislIg
fem nssiecs q small complaints is incaeulahe. and
II IL therefore % tho lnportAnoe that strict
attention to the least and most trling bodily all
usnts should be had for diseases a The belly inva
risbly snec; the mind. Ia. MoFrAr'a vraEr.IIE
LfE AKDsc1xEs, IN every Instance where they have
Leen thoroughly used, have THIuNIsmn Own Dls-
eAGr IN almost al is diversified FORMS The ssnte-
~ effects q the Life Medicines have IN fact been 80
universally experienced that they have become fully
established as the most easy safe and perfect mode
Of treatment ever offered 10 the public.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15
MEDICAL


MEDICAL
pG RHAvE,s
Holland !. Bitters
DYSPEPSIA.
Liver Complaint, FHer and Asue. 60.
TN ,ooee.-fui introductstn and use o. tbs o.le-
brzt.a Rsusedy BEN the signal Cor tsrsl Good
Of oDnpoanfs called " bitters." orsr-d In various
fbrrnA from quart bottle % . nvegallon koz, untn
this word Bittsrs" l. but another fcr greg"
OF sone vflisBou- whisisy Eaiiture.
Bot the really pfs.t relief derived from the minute
doee, ons teazpooufui, q cur medicine,
BGRHAvEs HOLLAND BTTTERs,
osd cls enfire obsrno< a afr frorfrofio has e~ts
blishsd or Il reputation which the host q limitations
and oounterfets have lilsd 10 ondormins. II posi
lively s-sstaoie preIaration With barely sufhcisst
poFe spirits 10 prcserys T.
But one slzs q Tie genuine. QIsifPint Bottiss)
price OHE DOLLAR
Its medicine Of long irisd ecscsry Or Ru{faro
o. Rood. essential Cor the foundztion q god
bath aud Tor correcting disorders q The stot1arh
and towels.
Two or three Doc WIN convince tie .rac,-d q sts
strength, ceaithy ertion q the hv-r. bowels aud
kifnsys sii 900 tale plnca and frasvcd hosltA -
tho euick result
FOR INDy0ESTIOrg Try
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15
piles! Piles! Piles I!

Is a remedy Tor this most distressing and obstinate
nalady, the Vegetable Lfe Medicines deserves 3 dis
tinct and emphatic recommendation Il is wei
<no~u 20 hundreds IN this city, that the former pro-
pFietor Of these valuable medicines was himself Attic
ted with this compliint for upwards Of uukTY
sEAks. and that he tried Ina vain every remedy pre-
scribed within the whole compass OF the Materia
aediea. Ne however, at length tried the medicine
which Is now offered 90 the public and hr cured
very short time, after his recovery had been
pronounced not only improbable, buf absolutely i'm
.,ossible. ~ any human mesns-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

CUEx DrsrsFssa. by thoroughly cleansing the frs,
and seco ri stomacbs and creating pure healthy
he. instead of the stale and acrd kind. Flatulency
los 81 ppe.ts. Heartburn, Headache. Rsstlsssness
ui-Tempers, nxieiy, Langror aud Melancholy
which arr the general syrnptonss Of Dyspepsia Win
Vanish, AZ a natural consequence q its cure.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

ss- A sinei. toftis e sPkUIDFS6's PsRPsRFR
6LCT Efil ssrs ien lines ~ CO... "a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

rSrArE or rypIASA, COUNTY or woo SIS,
- x..lr 4. hereby given. that Hannah Lttlejohn,
xsmsu, .srstrix Of sssehsn a. lttlejohn, deceased
hs. nlsd her petition sell he real estate cf the de-
esdsps. hl< personal being insuncient 70 pay ~.
term Of the Court of Common risss 81 sad count
J. H. MAKE, Clerk V. G. G. +.
Oct si,vs~ prs tes ~ 10
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

TIE r-cs korrsbie eases ofsrofs IN which TIE -,
boses and zabs q he victim bad been prryed upeu
~ he nsstable cissase. sre proved BY tntsuishie
sushcriy Ct The s1fersrs Themselves, . hs~e besa
cerarl<felv crrst ~ these purely verefzhie Ned
ei1-s aNcr al CHEERS hs Ne~n f.unf -ser~ 49,
.sss-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15
cUERIFF's sALE.-By virtue OF

- :, o-...r Of sale issued from the Nigo Circuit
<s a, me dir .ctsd and delivered, In favor 81 hceer
Adsrs and against Hector rerin. an orderoa 70
al ,o Following described rcel estate, situated IN
viso county. indiana. ,o-~i' me We n- IA
,e.r.ss..,x w. ll2l. sorsh Of range eight go wes,
In vfxo county. i.sdisna, ana on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 90. lss',
wttbtn ,as legal honrs of ss y, al th Court House
icor IN I.rr. Hsntr Will orr The refts la profits
os The sbovs t~cribed Real t-tat, tes"tl'f Win a.
49, - /. .,.tancos a. tbs salse bsh ng
- tsx !. term 1 exceeding ven years, - the
e,shsst bdAsr Coz cash. and upon failure 10 realize
sur. ufctentts satisfy said ofdsr OF ssh and eosts
.si then aud there orr the fse-simpe, In AID 70
sald a. EstAte, - thu highest bidder Tor cash. e
ssflsfy tn sane.
ms asth day Of september. 1851.
$500 .sSs:so SAMUEL so.sSER. Shr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

SO denomlraled from their astonishing power Of Gre
sting new life and health. IL from the very
ashes ef the most delapidatcd ecnsttutions-afo
more strongly tonic and Immediately lnvgora-
ting than the pills. Containing the hoiee vegeta
Die extracts as the latter IN dinercntmcdcaiicr Al
though really eathArte tnan tho Lars r4s they
evertheiess begin 10 cleanse the alimentary canal
much sooner: generally slightly operating within
three or four hcuFs and producing decided sense Of
elicf TO the head and stomach. and exhiarstng the
mind. even In iess time than ti'.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15
THESE MEDICINES.

Have now been before the public for period q 90
years. and during that time have maintained high
character IN almost every par, Of The globe Cor the
extraordinary curative properties which they possess.
I'm Many Thousands
ofeeruned instance, they have even rescued uefer.
sfs nom the very verge Of AN unumeiy grave. after
al the deceptive nostrums Of the day have
tailed. 50 great indeed has their efficacy invariably
aud infAlhby proved. thsti has appeared scarcely
lees than miraculous 10 those who we're acquainted
with the beautifully philosophical principles upon
which they are compounded, and upon which they
consequently act. was their nantes, and sensible
action In purifying the springs and channels Of lfe
nd enduing them with renewed tone ard vigcr, that
hey weTs indebted for their marc.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

sALE.---By virtue Of

SHEaIFF'S SALE.---By virtue Of
- an execution issued from the vigo Common Pleas
cogrf, % ne directed and delivered. v fnyor o.
Lyman Cook. William Dosrde and David l. Baker.
aud against George n. whfddrn. have lesiea on
the following descneed real estate, situated !. sso
sounty Indiana - s5ts Being part o. cut 70, ~
th'rty-fsar GA. IN the town o. Ierre- su's -
bounded - fo-lows. to-wir beBnnins Az 'ne -
west coraer of The ia sold ~ Lenas smith %
" AshorE and raaf ing thence norih s'A " - ~
feet. there< wszt hundred ana NM 49, - -.
thence soath .lxfv-ix le feet thence east onf hen
fr-e asd Try so feet - The Pieee - estHN't'
and an
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER .. issl.
xl.hs. NJ s.~.i hours Of sad day the Court Hoo =
do.r In T~rre aaute will oder the fenis sno ~ I,
81 ~. shxe de.crfed Real Estates toEether 80 -.
The prx l..res and sppurtenAnces 70 the sah
- r. lsrs rot exeeeding seven yearsio ne L.
- tI4s~- fs~ cash AL apon failure % real.e -,
.sr-ese.t q = afr std execution aia ~
th-D 81 a.. OBJ the fce-sspie =, 80 '. a.
T.s - a. highest bidder III cash. % SATISFY '-e
sane .-.- 80
IN. - SAMUEL CONNER, sheriff.
@ si~3~ prs Zee s4.oc
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

In affections Of the head, siek headache or
headache. these FILLS viii be found TO possess the
mos. sanitary efficacy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15
Moffat's Phenix Bitters /!

Have been happily used for the Of Fever and
Aguc with inysrisbie success.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

Psrscus whose constructions have becogue impaired by
the intudcious rsc q Mercury win and these Ned.
zines perfect they never fail II eradicate
fron the s-stcn AT The Effects n Mercury Infinitely
sooner thar ths cst prsrfa preparations a SsTss.
parills-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15
THE LIFE MEDICINES

For biiocs k1d liver compls.uts, with their many
wes-knr~r sstsndAnts. bsliious and sick headache,
pain and cppreszicE after meals. giddntss dizziness
heartburn. Toss cf appetite. sckno~letgsd be
vastly superior = anything ever before offered - be
pubic.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

.-.uRpfFF sALE.-ny virtue az one Nendiuoni
49,. Rxe~usls,n issued from the vigo Circuit
s.- = m. directed ana delivered. IA sssor 81 !ohi
y Rsrd aud axaln.s ElJAh Pound. am ordered e
: II ~. FOL ~ ~ described real estate, situated ~
" o cauafy I sGlsna. to-wic Lot No. tNshts-et~
IA Ia ! se town % Hartford. aud GA
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER g. issi.
xt,hfn IN ierx hours &c said day, Al the Court
r1..s d or Ia Terre sute will oner the rents and
rr.rs 81 The abo~e described Reel Estate, together
,s-.-s., g., . term DOT exceeding seven ears. -
So hi.bsst bidder for cash. and upon failure 70 re-
- IN "a rseient 10 satisfy salt execution and
so..s. viii shsn and there otter the Zee simple N
- Ne !. E.t.ts. 10 the highest bidder for e4sh
10 satisfy the san e
ra.s s5th dag u October, issi. -.
oeso~s~prsfee e3.5o.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-28
SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR,
Invariably In Advance.

: ina II
nove,s ~ y. ~ soiemniy announced by the great
en- Sorcaa ..alyPc - rams, 10 20 DO generally
] Wa ~. "RpISu only 70 particular parties.
aos.;a en INC Ooniedefate States, at your last
6Sna,n., pscame party 70 the declaration re-af-
whiob shls principle OF International law,
and onvas, .esn recognised 90 long By pnblicists
was 10 ha ,,a,.', Ne certainly supposed that 10
rejsw ~ .;staeiiy enforced. The customa.
rsthe, thar .Sois s - made up OF their practice
larationa are o,js - ~ ana II suchydeo
Instances AZ tho S,Sssr, eniotceu 10 particular
them, then tba can n" !, ~ =. ~ snose who make
frono bs;na rI"asy ms,ce ?. me world, 50 far
ne ouu D,'pB PiAced unoeF the regulation Of q
of tho.o va. Decone subject % the caprice
n snch i w ~ IL ~ or suspend et Will
to th;a ia " ~ ~ sue oou.se OF nations In regard
rnja q, ,',hn " y pam .nas u Will thus become
WIFI .pv,I, - ~ ~ '''s ss'ops'.
FeeIinol a., s.,ss .s..N tAt AlooAADE'
peutral al sieEs mus, % saken nv me
evidence 10 ha ss,.S ~, naye caused the
i, ~ = ~ Corrected which proves complete
ads Of ,sr inenlciency OF the proclaimed block
Isid bafoso I ,I oJass, ana snail direct 1t TO be
the ,nsana os SuIu governments as snail afford us
nk nea'u. ~ s,isy AIS.
CONFORMING ASSURANCES. - a..
But although we sbonld ba hanaftaa H.
the enforcement Of this law an so,emnIv dao,a.y
ed by the great poEers of Enronal ~ 80 -,
dependent o. that enforcement for tbe a. specsss '
inl prosecution of the war. IA Iono os hos.,I
ties continue. the Confederate States viII :.
hibit steady increasing eanscits 70 sn,,
their troops with food, clothing and arms .II ""Ii
they should be forced to forepo manv of The ,,,x
uries and some Of the comforts Of life. the, viii viii
at least have the Consolation Of knov;n @ @ ,si M,i
;ndS,a ;nSS are .aus oaiiy becoming more and more
this nroccss. I.ho. +. aess VI me world. II, in
should be SraduaIv d;vs.ed .ae Confederate states
Southern staples which have Oinon s"Xse Uss Slea.
much oC ,be paos "nion nave given lie to 30
channels. so as 10 meL " y, manklnd into other
instead of n,o6t"hio ao ae. .nem fyal producers,
the only or even the cS;st Io., sley wlli NOT De
In The direction of their ,Us,s oy 'ns cnange
rur go a 'Duu'''y'
THE COTTON SUPPLY.
Although it is true that the cotton snnniv
from the Southern States could only be totaliy
cut on BY the subversion of our social svstena'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-28
gbe Obio 5tatesT1llrarr
NIeDsaEo Of Jeff. Dnvio.


To The ConSrss. Of The Confederate STATES:
Inc few weeks which have elapsed since your
acJournment have brought US SO near the close
OF the year that we are now able to sum up itS
general results Tie retrospect Is such as
should MI the hearts of our people With graft
tnde 20 froridence for His kind intel Dositiou in
tnelr behalf, Abundant yields have rewarded
the labor Of the agritultniist, Wills. the manu-.
featuring Industry of the Confederate. States
was never SO prosperous as now. The necessI-
teso OF thetimes have called into existence new
branches OF manufactures, and given a fresh
Impulse to those heretofore 10 Operation The
means Oh the Confederate States for manufac-
.uriDg tne necessaries and comforts of life with
N tnemselyes' increase as the oonAic. contin-
nes, and we are gradually becoming ipdepend
ent OF the rest Of the world for the supply of
such military stores and munitions as are indie.
pensable for war.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-28

TJ For further information and Through Tickets
apply to N. L. DoHERrY, Ticket Agent. Union Depot
Columbus.
P. W. STRADER,
General Ticket Agent, Cincinnati.
JN0. W. D0HBRTY,
Agent, Columbus.
E.w. WOODWARD,
Superintendent, Cincinnati.
Columbus Nov. 10, 1851.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-28
dRATULATIoNs OVER ARMY OPERATIONS.

The operations of tho army, soon 10 be pasti
ally interrupted bythe approaching vi dter, Rave
aIorded protection to our county aud ehed a
glorious luster upon its arms, through the try
Ing ViclssitDdes Of more than one arduous cam.
paign, which entitle our brave volunteers TO our
praise aud gratitude. From its commencement
up TO the present period the war has been en-
iarging its propofttOns aud expanding II, bound,
aries so as to include new fields. Tie conflict
now extends from the shores of the ChesApeake q
tp the confines OF Missouri and Arizona. vet sud.
den calls from the remo,est point, for military
aid have been met with promptness enough not
only TO avert disaster in the face of superior mum
6eTe, but also to roll back the tide OF invasion
from the border. When the war commenced
the enemy were possessed of certain strategic
points and strong places within the Confederate
States They greatly exceeded us in numbers,
IN available resources, and in the supplies ne,
cessary ior the war. Military establishments
Ll naa long been organized, and were completed.
Inc navy anu' Tor the most part, the army,
once com mon 10 both, were In their possession.
10 meet all this, we had to create, not only an
army in the face of the war itself, but also mil
itary establishments necessary TO comm and
place it in the field. 1t ought, indeed, to be a
subject OF gretulation that the spirit of the vol
unteer, aud the patriotism of the people, have
enabled US, under Providence, to grapple sue
cessfully with theie difficulties
a succession of glorious victories, at Bethel,
Bull Run, Manassas, Springfield, Lexington,
Leesburg, and Belmont, has checked the wick.
ed invasion which greed of gain ard the unhal.
loved lust of power brought upon our soil and
has proved that numbers cease to avail when
directed against people fighting Tor the sacred
right OF self-goverDment nd the privileges OF
freemen.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-28
GUERNSEY'S BALM!
GUERNSEY'S BALM

DEMOVES AND PREVENTS IN
III dammaton and pain, and heals the worst burn,
scad bruse, cut or fresh wound Of any kind prevents
swelling and pain from bee sngs mosquito bites and
poisonous plants, neuralgia, rheumatism, ague In the
breast salt rheum, etc. When taken internally II Will
positively Group In children, and gives immediate
Tellefn the worst case Of this terrible complaint, also
removes hoarsenesa and sore throat. Price, 25 centss
bottle. Should be In eve Iyhouse For sale by Drug
gists and Storekeepers. IRWIN STONE,
Sole Proprietor, Spruce st sNew York
oct4dSswlyiA s.l
No real justice can be done the above preparations
but by procuring and reading descriptive pamphlets1
be found with all Dealers or will be sent by Proprietor
on demand. Formulas and Trial Bottles sent to Physi
cans who will find developments In both worthy thpr
acceptance and approval.
Correspondence solicited from all whose necessities
curiosity prompts to trial Of the above reliable Rene
dies. .l- ~
For sale by the usual wholesale and retail dealer
everywhere. l.
JOHN L.. HUNNEWELL, ProprIcto
CHEMIST AND PHARMAcEuTIsr,
HOS Commercial Wharf, Boston, Mass.
Roberts & Samuel, N. B. MARBLE, J. R. Cook, ]. NJ
Denig, g. Denig & Sons A. j. schueller q Son, Agent
for Columbus, Ohio. ISL. .l myl-dly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-28
sEvEN MONTHS OF WAR.

Alter more than seven months of war, the
enemy have not only failed to extend their oc.
cupancy OF our soil, but new States and terrific
ries have been added to our COnfederaoy. While,
Instead Of their threatening march of uncheck.
cd conquest, they have been driven at more than
one point to assume the defensive; and upon a
falr comparison between the two belligerents ss
10 men, military means and financial condition,
the Confederate States are relatively much
stronger now than when the struggle coinmenc.
ed. Since your adjournment, the people of
Missouri have conducted the war ia the face of
almost unparalleled difficulties with spirit end
success alike worthy of themselves and of the
great cause in which they ere struggling.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-28
HE NAVY.

The army has been chiefly instrumental in
prosecuting the great contest in which we are
engaged, but the navy has also been effective
In full proportion to its means. The naval Of
hcers, deprived TO great extent OF on oppor.
tunity to make their professional skill available
at sea, have served with commendable zeal and
gallantry on shore and upon inland waters, fur
ther details OF which will be found in the re-
ports OF the Secretary Of the Navy and the
Secretary of War.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-28

/ "A LEXANDREB KID GLOVES. .skse.r
/ "A All sizes and coon Just opened M BAINB,
decll. No. 20 South Hish street. :;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-28

DLAHN AND FIGURED BLA OK
4 DRMsS SILKS, Of every grade. The most select
81. BAIN q SON, 81
phb No. 20 South HighStEoi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-28
THE CASE OF KENTUCKY,


Since that time Kentucky, toe, has become
the theater OF active hostilities. The Fedora
forces have not only refused to acknoW ledge beI
right to be neutral, and have insisted upon max.
ing her party to the war, but have invaded
her for the purpose OF attacking the Confederate
States. Outrages of the most despotiu oharac
ter have been perpeirated upon her people.
some OF her most eminent citizens have been
seized and borne away to laDguish in foreign
prisons, without knowing who were their ac
cnsers, or the specific charges made against
them, while others have been forced to aban.
don their homes, their families, and property,
and seek refuge In distant lands.
Finding that the Confederate States were
about to be invaded through Kentucky, and
that her people, after being drawn into a mis-
taken security, were uusrmed and in danger Of
being subjugated by the Federal forces, our
armies were marched into that State to repel the
enemy and prevent their occupation of certain
strategic points, which would have given them
great advantage In the contest step which
was not only justified by the necessity of self
oeiense on thepart OF the Confederate States,
put also BY desire to aid the people of Ken
tucky' It was never Intended by the Couieder.
ate HaVernmene TO conquer or coerce the people
OF that State; but, on the contrary, It was de.
clared BY our Generals that they would with
draw their troops If the Federal Government
would do likewise. Proclamation was also
made Of our desire to respect the neutrality o.
Kentucky, and the intention to abide BY the
wishes Of her people as soon as they were free
to express their opinions. These declaration.
were approved by me; and should regard it al
one OF the best effects of the march Of our troops
into Kentucky, il 1t should aid in giving to hel
people liberty of choice and free opportunity
to decide their own destiny according to thsi
own will