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,DuReLEAN,S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
For Liver Complaints BiliOusness Head
ache, 6cs

ache, 6cs
gTNHKRK hss never beer oArHABTIo medicine offered to
he public that given such entire satisfaction No
LFAN's UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable they perfectly innocent and can
be taken by the most tender infant yet prompt and powerful in
removing an Bilious secreoas Acid Impure Feted Matter
from fact they are the only Pills that should
be used In mslaFious destricts.
They produce Gripping Sickness Pain in the steach
Bowels though very active and searching in their operstoR
promoting healthy ecseons Of the Liver and Kidneys Who
viii E from Bousness Headache and Foul Stomach when
90 cheSp remedy obtained Keep them constantly on
hand single taken in season, prevent hours days
and months Of Sickness Ask for Dr. j. d. McLeans UnYer
cal Pills Take no other Being coated they taSteess Price
only box, and be sent BY mail to any part Of
the United states. -
J. II. MCLEAN, Sole PToprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine streets, St. Louis, Mo.
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NEW Wall ACcOMMoDATIoN.
PRIVATE LETTER MAIL "
grO mad froEv she Federal S7ates

Ii IETTE2S FOR TIE Northern ststes enclosed In an eut.
n side envelope Doth envelopes be2g prepad aa5res$
outside envelope viii be carried 70 Rrankp, Ky, sDd
there mailed for ter proper destination in the old States
In manner 81 letters from the old States may directed
to at franklin, Ky, and will carry them ssFess to Nash
Vile, Tenn aai mail them Ior their proper destnon eOzth
II found incOnyeniens prepay inside envelopes for want q
the proper stamps feen be enclosed in postage
stamps Of either Oonfedersy cash. and VIII prepay and
sraard as aboYe This Arrangement to continue during the
aar. B WHITESIDES.
REEEREcEs;-Any Of the ezsnsof Memphis Nashville,
Tenn. juIyedD@s
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shoe Makers Wanted.

gFyEN or FIFTEEN hoemskers wanted to make Kip aud
thick work Constant employment and prompt pay, En-
quite OF 8. HOLLlNs& co,
i Iy5-lm A. Inn Block, NashYiils.
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stste OF the system.
As a StImulant,
It quite Different alcoholic preparations It is not sub
iec reactions Shape continues ts exert Its innuence
gradually and efficiently, long the least necessity exists for
its presence - 81 ~. ----
As a Female medicInes l.-..l
It Is equally powerful effective the equilibrium
flooded the Market and which only Injurious in place
Of assisting renoVstng constitution very good
son. too that they only from the eusions Of mndS
gnorsnt o. the Medical profession altogether.
No mineraIsI .. 1.-.g..- !
Dr. Wright thinks It well hs professional character
the fact that minerals whatever form the least component
parts Of the Ingredients Of his Rsuvenatng Exwel know
ing what ruin has been end the community BY opium and
mercury. .r. ..e ss.r
Generally the dsbiiited, Dr. WRIGHT would say, Never
despair No matter how down be- matter how
yor matter what the have beenforsake
at whatever has led depart from Hygenic principles
take his
RejuVenatfnE EIixiF,
And you will hnd yourself pride instead
the to friends and healthy, ssund and worthy
laember OF the human family ...
Price 81 per boe three bottles for s5, and forward
ed by mail to all parts Of the United States
Sold BY all respectable druggists throughout the United States
and Censdas. The trade supplied at liberal discount.
For sale by the propTietoTs,
J. WRIGHT e. Co.,
81 and Isl 0haTtres street,
New Orleans, La
Sold Nashville BY G. ". Hendershott Berry DemoViIle,
wing Pendeton, and all responsible dIuggias oc2'
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SOUTHERN MARsALLAIsE!

so long ssqh for has been published Just received by
= A. Mcclure, % Union street Price 80 cents.
Having suceeGed m4kirg Copper Buge, for army use,
which are pronounced by to be equal 10
Yankee york, and At ery as lo~ Eashe price
being Sg-ee need be fear OF army beng with
ut signals The supe rity Of Drums over all therS in
country ACKNOWLEDGED BY ALL They made OF the
very every department of their manufacture
Vor the beating head Calf skin, prepared especially for
cocoa boXEood, and apple tree be had OF
me. 8 prices from 81 TO
For any Of send order and will be forwarded BY
hrst N al or express.
n BIN press and will ready by the goth irst tho
palmetto Song dedicated the Southern ConedeTacy, de-
stned song ALL Prise so eons sent post free
anv address J A MCCLURE,
Music Publisher and Dealer, Nashville & Memphis
junel6-n
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NAmvILK. Jay Z, ISL
mn E.,,vs once of this Company hss bean removed
n Ky to this city. Once Chsrrg stEeet,in
~ h.sI5n1 occupied b the "Gas Light Company"
'Is IIsa IIst TH0ss I. CARTER, secrstsEy..
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KJB. nIcLEAN,S VOLCANIC OIL LINZ
MENTs
q best External in the world for Man Or


fTyHOUsANDs II human bngs have been saved life Of de-
crepttude ana misery y the use OF THIS lnVnans 1ih
Isnt II vii Feevs PAIN almost instsntaneeusly and II
M cleanse purify and the foulest SORE il an incredible
short time McLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL IMMINENT will re-
sge me os inveersg Of Rheumatism, Gout or Nen-
raIra For Paralysis -tracted huseles Stiffness or weak
nesrn the JOINTS Ligsments II will never fail
Two applications will SIRE Throat, Headache or Barso
For Burns or scads, Psa, is an Infabe henedy
Try H. and you will ind ind pensibls remedy Keep
always op hand.
PILNTERs FARMERS, any having charge Of korses
ain ave money by using NeLesns Volcanic Oil Liniment II
"a speedy and infsble for Calls, sprain Chaiess
swelling, LAmene sWesny, Sores, ounds Scratches or any
eFterpaf disease. Try il, aud you will be convinced
DIR ]. 4. McLkAN, Sole ProPristoT,
Ssint Louis, Mo-
AZ propviatars uTicss BY BeFy DsmoviIls and g.
v,asn5syTbott msT-9d- tW&wly
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PR LAM TION

ISHAm G HARRIS.
Governor of The STATE OF Tennessee.
To the Sherris of the several counties of Satd Slate
a. GREETING:
accordance Act Of the General Assembly o. aad
ste, passed May 6th s6 You are hereby eouaaced to
omen and hold an election all the places OF holding elections
in your respective counties THURSDAY, the day OF ausus
next econ Of delegates to represent Ten ee IN ne
one Of said legatss elected from each Of the onon
al Districts as nov established By law said election to be
uc I'd in he sane manner and under rules that have
prevail cd heretofore In Congressional elections
- In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my bans
and caused the great seal State be affixed st
IL the Department in Nashville on this esth day Of June
A D., 1861 ISHAM G. HARRIS
~ By the Governor
j. R. RAY, Secretary Of statef7sEg
funs2g-td
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wheat WheaI---ROck City MiIIs.
EETEare buying wheat and Corn, for which We are
Wv prepared pay cash. FaTmes and Receivers having
either for SALE will please give call. Office at the MIsS
G3RDAN, BAUMAN 4 CO,
iuIy4-lm Rock City Minis.
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CEMLEAN SPRINGS
Notice.
L O. O. II.

TyE members OF the IndeDendent Order ot O7d Fows
convention Saturday night next the l3h inst 10 tse ITO
consideration verS important usness
TAH members Of the Order good standing are invited to
he 1Tsssnt JOHN +. HIDE, secy.
T,1-1O 10
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OverIOn Rifles.

This Company is now organized ard wishes for
bst able bodied Of good character will be
received.
It will CosPAEY and the Captain pledges
himself shall be the equipped formed cmpaEy in
the State.
m ? For full information call
Il. K. PECK, sec'y pro tenn,
CoIonade Building Cherry aRd Desderick Streets
Nashville, Tenn. June u-tn
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AN ImPoRrANr OPINION.
Duties Of Oisi-

Intercourse in War---Ths Duties OF OitI-
zsns. -- Z
Mr.. S. WYATT, of Charleston, addressed certain
inquiries to the Attorney General of South Carolina
few days since, to which he received the following
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ROGRD WANTED.

GENTLEMAN md small family desire to obtain bcsrd in
the country, for the Summer, within three lies o.
Apply to BOBGfBLDE q IhVMrEV"
iulyI2-dIW
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For the Southern COnfederacy.
VKIE ars now ready fill all orders in Camp EquiPage
Iron Camp KettieSt
Tin Coffee kettlesB
Mess Panss
PlateAs
Cupss
CnrIridge Boxes sc
MeCLURB, BUCK & CO.,
Manufacturers No IS Market street
nIvIo-Im nashville, Tenn
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Gst gasbbilIt Onion apS sntrifnn
Da,ly silFrl-yVoskly a, WesEly. .,
Easss o Aavertl.Ins.


AEHzwABEI AT PLEASURE.
Ore souare ous ye1r g3o-Kach additional sqzaFs elo
dVerfIRerS excee ding the space contracted
for, Will be charged for the excess
II TIE NREKLY.
0NE DoLEkR per Square for he f and RTT CEs for eao
s1bssque1s Insertion. =.
AdvertiSemsnts published IN both The Daily weekly, VII
charged the fu daily rates with Onshzf the weakly rate
zranssas Aaurtslgsats sss paid fOrat s1s sinsOf
fnaeyff0a. -.t-
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COAT,s sPOOL CO1TON.

----T . CUAI'S SFUUII UUIHUNs
SETE have in store 10 pO0CO yards say 500 mics Of this
w ratchless Sewing Cotton The 100 COO In Ten
nese who use this Thread all be furnished they may
need .
By our own Strong Southern Arm, With the countnaRee Of
.John Ball. expect full importation Of this and other
netdu articles sepember, reat Eastern at
e port Of Nor DIX dtpe Of Seward Chase Blair Oh Abe
and the AOTe-IR Tariff. =.
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.AR NOTICE.

WAR NOTICE.
ENROM and after this will hl ders for de-
scrption OF DDS, unless accompanied with the Cash
Being obliged pay cash for every article We purchase
our nds the public generally will at once see the necessity
Of this part Ou eck ofroce,es snd Confe
full and we'll assorted and Cash Dealers VIII
and our House the place to purchase
THOMPSON, sPERRY & CO.,
snfQO-tf No. "a Market street.
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M II AN
Bel0fe taking tenn purifying and enrichngAIitT tdKlns
tie Blood-restoring the sick, suffering invsidto
HEAL AND STRENGTH
There is no MiSLake About It.
1t will cure Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Dsrha, Dysen
terry Radache De Of Spirits Fever and Ague, Inward
Fever Bad Breath orsny disease Of the Liver, Stomach Bow
els.
LADIES do you wsnt the Bloom Of Health to mount to
our Cheeks again 7-th.n goat enee and get
mcIeanss Strength ening Cordial and BLOOD
purifier.
pelsv not moment it warranted to give szsaction.
viii sure OF the Kidneys Womb or Bladder Paint
p Obstructed Mensruat0n Falling Of the Wornb, Barren
nes or any arising from Chronic Nervous Debility,
- FOR CHILDREN.
10 Won want delicate, skly Children, to be Healthy
Btronz Robust 7-then give them McLEANs STRENGTH
ENIN6 CORDIAL ee the directions each bottle it is de-
ilcious 20 take.
One tablespoonful taken every morning fasting, is
preventive against CtS and Fever Yellow Fever, Cholera or
any prevailing disease. ..
NJ CAUTION Beware Of Druggists or Dealers who may
palm bstue Of Bers or S2rsapara (Which
they bay cheapJ BY saying is just good There ars
BASE enough h seS part Of my name 20 dub he
vianor ds Ask for Dr. J. Il. Mclean engths
enng Cordial and blood Purifier Take nothing else II IS the
sny remedy that will Purify your Blood thoroughly and a.
the time, STREN9THEN and INVIGOhATE the Ehoie
organization put large BOttes-SI per Bottles or
DR. J: H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
a Corner Of Third and Pine streets, St. Louis, No.
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PROCLAMATION.
TSFIAu G. HARRIS, GOV. OF TENNESSEE
TaaIIwhO shall see these presents,
Greeting:

IL Volunteer Organizations the sste who have here
tofore drawn Arms snd do not nov hold themselves IN
for Immediate service, herefy required 20 re
tr em 10 me Immediately State Arsenal, in Nashville.
or the penalties Of the law will be enforced. Il
= In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Grand Seal Of the State, be affixed
sS At the Department Nashville, this 18th day Of
( May, A. D 1861, -. : ,-r-,,
By the Governor 1bHAA y. HAhh4s.
JER RLY sscretary Of ststs ssAP-u ~
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ny young uen wishing join a Company will be wecoms
n Fleet Wing ZouaveG Headquarters Lincoln Hall
south Cherry street.. Meeting every night At O'Clock
a. .; deT Of The Captain. RTLLIYAVsQ.
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Drug Notice.

VNROM this date will sell exclusively for CASH 1he
n present state Affairs compels adopt this couFes
and hope customers viii not ask as 70 devae from T.
msye3-u lOEA0VILLE Coz
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TO BUILDEhSs
EETE prepared to do the TIM Roof nR and Other
w sheet Metal Work building in u
most substantial manner, will fer such the low
egt possible rstes T. n. EU3 ANK & CO.,
PiTstdoor below Post 0fee Church street,
anS-d&w EsshI lie, ReW~
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The opinion to which Mr.. HAYNE refers was in an
swer to an inquiry whether the private trans
mission Of mail matter between the citizens Of the
Confederate States and the United States is unlaw
full; and If so, what is the penalty, and hat the
mode of procedure in such to bring the offend
ers to punishment p and is as follows;
OFFICE C. S. DISTRICT ATTORNEY
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soldin Nashville BY g. ". Hendershott, Berry Demove
wing Pendleton, and ali responsible dIuggSs oc29
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nACAULAY,s ENGLAND.

MAGAVLAk y ENUIJAN ID
HNHK n volume Cloth and received and for sale
bv F. HAGAN g. CO.,
apII6-H Al College street
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No the Valley Of the Mississippi great sn
to the settler the State Of Illinois There
OF the world where all ofthe conditions Of climate and
admirably combine produce those great staples
and WHRAT As he prairies of Illinois,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-07-25
Robert Dale owen on Horace
Creely--Tbe BOabardment OF
"a City.

/ ~
Robert Dale Owen, late United State
Minister TO Naples, aud now,State Agon
Of Inliana TO Europe for the purpose
Of buying arms, thus writes 10 Horace
Greely in reply to his suggestion thai
Baltimore be shelled by our Army. The
the letter was denied insertion in the 7rt.
Jvne' and was punished in the New Har-
mony (1nd.) hd0ertiser, the place where
Mr.. Owen resiles. lie SAYS:
1fyou had been, as | have, within a
days journey Of shelled city. if YOU had
read, as | have letters written on the spot
by the wretched sufferers detailing the
horrors around them--how the bombs of
Bourbon King, dropping through the
roofs OF the houses, exploding in cham Der
and parlor dealt death and mntilation to
feeble age, to helpless infancy, to that
sex which the lion himself is said to spare
if you had reflected that in such case
the innocent must suffer with the guilty.
! can not believe that you could have
brought yourself to urge the dem olition bv
shot and she'll, Of Baitimore's streets
Do you remember the story Of the fierce
prelate, leader Of the crusade against the
Albigenses, who had commanded indis.
criminate slaughter in town about to be
stOrmed; and who, when it was urged that
many Of the faithful were to be found
there mixed with the heretics, and when
he was asked how the one were to be dis
tinguished from the other, replied in these
terrible words; "KW item oH; lie Lord
wW kRoc which are hisI" Did YOU call
to mind that episode? ? lean we'll believe
not; for if you had, could it have escaped
you, how strict was the analogy between
the case of the Catholics and Protestants
of Lnnguedoc, and that of the Union mer
and Secesoionists of Baltimore?
In the ranks of the brave men now ar.
| rayed in defense of law and ord +, | hav,
a brother, son and three nephews.
rejoice that it is so. rejoice that l an
| able, in my own person, TO aid in the
same Just cause; and none the less, be
cause while there was chance Of honOra
hle peace. | urged every means to main
tain it. But my rejoicing would be turn
ed into mourning if | could believe that
/
Presidents proclamation wherein he de-
clares that the war shall be conducted " it'll
humanity and with strctest regard to the
lives and property Of -combatants,
was to be set aside, and replaced by the
heather spirit which brcathed from the
paragraph upon which have been com
menting.
The extent of my offence is this and no
more; and | have sought, in my own
small way and in the columns of an hum
BILE village sheet at home, to commend
the former of these two opposite spirits
and to condemn the latter. If this be a
crime, l am guilty. 'If that be trea-
son." to use Patrick Henry's words,
" make the most oft" | am, sir your
Oh, d mt servant,
ROBERT DALE OWEN.
indianapolis, Nav 81, 1861.
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Efc Died Poor.

ut was a sad funeral 10 me-" said tht
speaker, "the saldest have attended foI
years."
That Of Edmondson"
"Yes."
How did he die?'
"Poor--poor as poverty. His life was
one long struggle with the world, and at
every disadvantages Fortune mockal
him all the while, with gilleI promises,
that was destin9 never to know fulfill
III Mt"
"Yet he was patient and cuiuling," re-
marked one Of the company.
Patient As Christian, enduring as a
martyr" was the answ r. "poor man,
he was unworthy Of such a fate. lie ought
to have succeeded for he deserved success" ="
"Did he not succeei?" questioned the
one who had spoken Of his perseverance
and endurance.
NO, sir; he died poor as | have just
said. Nothing that he put hi, hands to
ever succeeded. a strange fatality SEEM
ed to attend every enterprise"
81 was with him in his last moments,
and thought he di rich said another.
"No, he has left nothing behind b" was
the reply. "The heirs will have no con
Germ as to the administration Of his e,-
tate"
"He left good name" said one "an3
that is something"
"And a legacy Of noble deeds, that
were done in the name Of humanity" re-
marked another.
lessons Of patience in suffering, hope
in adversely, of heavenly confidence when
no sun. beams fall upon his bewildered
path" was the testimony Of another.
"And high trust, manly courage he
roic devotion"
"Then he died rich," was the emphatic
declaration; ''richer than a millionaire
who went to his long home the same day,
a miserable pauper in all but gold. A
sad funeral" did you say? No, my
friend, it was rather triUmphal process
sion! Not the burial Of human clod,
but the ceremonial attendant Of the trans
lation of an angel ! "Did not succeed"
Why, his life was a series Of successes.
In every cantiict he came of the victor,
and now the yictor's crown is on his brow.
Any grasping, soulless, selfish man, with
a hare Of brains, may gather in money,
and learn the art Of keeping it; but not
one in a hundred can bravely conquer in
the battle of life, as Edmonison has con,
querei, and step forth from the ranks Of
men, Christian hero"
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af(isttllaneous,
The Mouth Of London.

| DR.. Waynter, in his "Curosites O
Civilization" gives some most marvel
Gus but truthful statements respecting the
mode in which civilization has perfected
the mems Of supplying London with foot
and drink. Take the article of fish, fol
instance. In the proper season one hun
dred tuns Of herring are sent from Var,
mouth every day to London by railroad
making II, 600 tuns yearly. Four thous-
and tuns Of mackerel and other fish are
sent annually to Billingsgate by railroad
from the south coast of England. The
South Western railway sends up annual
ly four thousand tuns of mackerel and
other fish, the gatherings and south coast
the North Western collects over night
the catch from Ireland, Scotland and
and northeast of England three thous-
and five hundred and seventy eight tuns,
| principally OF Salmon, while the Great
Northern delivers three thousand and
forty eight tuns of like sea produce. The
Great Western takes up the Cornish and
Devonshire coasts, chiefly mackerel and
! pilchards, to the amount of one thous
and five hundred sixty tuns in the year
and the Brighton and South Coast rail
way conveys fifteen thousand bushels OF
oysters, besides four thousands tuns oil
other fish. Smelts and eels are brought
in Dutch boats. Dutch eels, DR., Wyn.
ter says, constitute much OF the soup
which people, too hungry to be critical
mistake for oX-tail or calves head -
Thirty thousand Holsters are received in
London every night during the season.
TO provide all the cocknies with cut
at sat joint" million and a-half OF
sheep, more than quarter of a million OF
oxen, and calves and pigs in proportion,
are sold in Smithfeld during the year,
and slaughtered in London; and about
thirty-eight thousand tuns of country
killed are brought up in addition, by rail,
road to the metropolis.
The quantities Of game and wild birds
which there find market are equally sur.
prising. After a few successful battues
in the Highlands, it is not at all unusual
for one London firm to receive five thons
and head OF game, and as many as TWEEN
ty to thirty thousand larks are often sent
up to the marker together Ostend send,
annually six hundred thousand rabbits
Ireland sends large aocks of plovers, and
quais are brought from Egypts and the
south of Europe. Some seventeen thou.
sand quailS on one occasion descended
upon London via Liverpool, whittier they
had been brought from the Roman Cam.
pagn. OF the two million fowls that
every year flank the boi ed tongues
on the tables Of the residents of London
by far the greater numder are drawn from
the counties Of Surry and Sussex. Ire
land also sends much poultry. No les'
than fourteen hundred tuns of chickens
geese and ducks are taken to London an
nuall y by the Great Western railway.
In washing these edibles down thei
throats the Londoners consume, in addi
tion to wine, nearly thousand millior
tumblers of ale and porter!
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-07-25
True Theu--True Now.

1t would be well for the people to re-
member that Abraham Lincoln, in his
Inaugural Address on the 4th of March
last, declared as follows:
"SaTpose you 90 TO ,cor, YoU CANNOT
FIGHT ALWAYS, and wlen utter much loss
on both sides, and NO GAIN ON Ell
TIER, goa cease fighting, THE OLD
IDENTICAL QUESTIONS as to terms
of intercourse ARE AGAIN UPON
YOU,
Just SO. Fight as long as we may
after sacrificing thousands OF lives-wast.
ing millions Of treasure-the old original
questions will come up for settlement !;
and what is more, they will have to be
settled, as they might be settled now, by
compromise. Let the people not only re-
member that Lincoln himself has declared
that after all the fighting, the old ques-
tions will come up Tor settlement, but in
sist on settling them now.