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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-17

DR.. HAAS, having leased the rooms formerly oe.
cuped by Dr. kivett, in DR.. Bray's building, oppo-
site the Post Office, for series of years, would re-
spectfully solicit the citizens of Evansville and the
surrounding towns and country, to visit his rooms
and see the specimens on exhibition, whether they
need the services of a Dentist not.
Since the Issuing OF his last circular and adver-
tisement, over year SINCE several improvements
and new inventions have been made, of which he
has awaited himself, and allows nothing that will
subserve the interests of his patients to pass un-
secured his facilities better and estab lish-
ment larger, without doubt, thar any other in our
State and equal to any in Eastern cities All those
who need Dental operations performed, and are
pleased with his work, shall be attended to with
great pleasure.
The following are the styles of work manufacture
ed by him-COntinaous Gum; Block or Carved
Work; Yulcanite Base; Coralite; Amber Cheoplas-
tic; Gold aud Silver work.
Netting excel the beauty and cleanliness of
the continuous gum work. 1t is without a seam
or erevice. Cheeks that are sunken be restored
to nearly their original contour by this style of
work, and also by the of the Yulcanite, Coral
ite and Amber Base. The latter styles, for light
moss and adaptation to difficult mouths excel any,
cells anything we have seen.
He has several anssthetics for allsViating pain
when extracting teeth. They are perfectly harm
less, The mont delicate can have them applied.
He does not advertise anything he cannot do
nor exhibit anything not made by himself
Parents shoald consult the health and beauty Of
their children by having the Dentist direct their
second dentition, thereby producing symmetry and
health to those invaluable organs.
Irregularity Of children's teeth Corrected sue.
cessfully.
Those having teoayed teeth, should either have
them extracted or lled at (the latter If pos
ing teeth demand this.
SaS- take pleasureE in introducing DIR. Haas.
my successor TO the old rooms in Bray's building,
hoping ne VIII hnd them both pleasant and profit.
able From my Intercourse with the Doctor
am pleased TO find him Of the progressing:
possessing taste aHd high professional ability and
standing With this view, can, with safety recon.
mend him to the community as a skiIlfuI and COM
petent dentist tmay2s) J. KIvETT.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-17
GREAT ALEMEDICINE.

Females who value health should never be with
out these Pills. They purify the blood, remove
distractions of all kinds, cleanse the skin of all
pirspes and blotches, and bring the rich color to
I he pale cheek.
Re9-The Plants aud Herbs of which these Pills
are made, discovered in a very surprising way
among the Tezucans, tribe of Aborigines in Mex
leo. Get the Almanac of our Agent, and you will
read with delight the very interesting account it
contains of the " Great Medicine " of the Aztecs
O6ssrVS.-1He MostRtafn Herb Pills are put up in
Beautiful Wrapper. Each bog contains 40 Pills and
retail at % cents per boz Al genine haze the sigma
tlars of B. L. JBDSON d CO., on each boa
u EELEa
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-17
eHhisTiAh kkAfA.s-.ss HNTLNAH
KRATZ & HEILMAN.
CITY FOUNDRY

MANUFACTURED AND BUILDERS OF STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Sorrows
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane illF
ThrRsfug Machines, dc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-31
THE FIFTH MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENT
WELCOMED HOME.

BcsToS, Tuesday, July 30, 1861.
The reception Of the 5h Massachusetts, il eimeut,
which arrived in this city about o'clock to-day, wa
demonstration LONG TO be remembered.
Delegations of military, firomep and civic authorities
from adjoining towns which had furnished companies
to the gallant 5th, were waiting during the forenoon
for their arrival and Boston poured ont it, thousands
10 greet and welcome them home
The Regimen, marched from The depot through seve-
raj OF the principal streets 70 tie Common where
bouutiful collation. was FTread.
After rutaking OF bountiUl collation. on tie Com
mon. prepared by the City Government, the 9Th Reg
ucpt Uos mustered out Of refsicr. and the companls
soon afer started under an escort Of their town.
people, for their bcmes.
Three contraban5. came with the regiment, two men
and n woman.
Az the la'e batlc the regiment lcst p killed, 20
wounded. aud missing. Tie national flag borne by
this regiment hears marks OF hard usage. The eagle
/, missing ifon the staff andttere three holes in the
nag. two made by bullets and one by i'asheh''ol a
she'll. Tits nag, OF tic beginning Of The hight, was
borne by the color-bosrer, IawrVuce who WAS shot
dead. receiving two mnsket balls IN bis breast. The
bearer Of The Massachusetts lag, g. W. Wallace, OF
Tie Uayorh company was mt bis side, and seizing the
national ag a. it I'll from LawTencos hand, he for
lime bore both bat at length the astnamed WIS taken
by the Sergcant-Maor Of the regiment, and was re-
tanned ly HIN. Tie story tn; il was left on the field
at any time is i'lse.
A general order from the Governor highly comph-
uens the ,allRntry Of the 5th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-31
SOUTHERN ITEMS.

LOUISVILLE, Tuesday, July 30 lSol
judge Catron Of the Supreme Court has retained TO
Nashville.
Tie Richmond Bank Conyentoa has adjourned, after
advising the Confederate Government TO ISSUE slO0,
100000 in Treasury noies.
Robert Toombs has resigned the State SecctaryshiP
of the Confederate States and Il. Nj. T. Hunter OF Viz
GINA succeeds him.
The Government gunboats here crossed Portland
Bar to New-Albany yesterday, where they will be
equipped.
The MRplis APptal, in urging the planters TO keep
their cotton at home, says Should the usual quantity
be brought to Memphis, cay 100000 bales, aud be
stored in our warehouses this FALL the temptation for
the enemy TO essay lie capture would be extremely
great particularly cotton will be very scarce at the
North next Winter. 1t would be tantamount, Indeed,
10 offering 500 COO for invasion Of the Mississippi
Valley and for succeszhil invasion against Memphis
A dispatch from Richmond to The Choriesto" C0ar-
Ter, of the 2j.a, tays: "Col. Wade Hampton and
Gen. Il. H. Smith, who wore wounded, are dong
well"
The same dispatch save "fhe Federal loss AZ Man.
a.sas Junction was about 500 killed. 5000 wounded
and 900 prisoners. The Confederate loss is about
800 hilled and'i 200 wounded"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-31
AFFAIRS AT HARPER's FERRY.

HARPIR's FERRY Tuesday, July 81, 1901.
The whole Army save tlnes companies Of the Mas
sachusetts Second are going the other side Of the
Potomac. Gen. Banks bae his headquarters at
farmhouse shout two miles below the Ferry.
His disposition Of troops, and the infringement Of tbs
army, has 10 Ear given great satisfaction TO officers And
men.
A man OF intelligence, from near Winchester came
in last night who says that noe lee than 10 dead, and
loo wounded were carried from Srausburg, tire north
ern terminus of the Mauassas Junction Raihosd.
toward Winchester after the battle Of week ago.
Meet of these were from the neghborbood OF Charles
town, Martnsburg. and Winchester.
A company fIcm the neighboshoodc f Romuey, under
the command Vi Capt. Greville, totally cut uP
that they arc entirely disorganired. The captain run
at the fret charge saying he could stand bh'e's bat
not bayone's.
The Second Virginia under Col. Allen, il most seri.
ou.ly cut up The men dissatisfied with their OH
Gers. ana are unwilling to 60 further. They cannot
recruit in the Valley Of Virginia There are no troops
M Winchester but drafted militia Thee escape aud
return to their homes rapidly they are brought IN
They ave in complete disorder no discipline prevailing
None Of the enemy but guerrilla scouts are seen any
where in this region. Reenforoements by lieger",wn
and baltimore are coming in rapidly that scercely
will tic three months regiments lie nissed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-31
HeayYI.oss hY Fire.

PITTsBUEGH, Tuesday, July ~, 1861.
The Duquesne Depot Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company accidentally took fire about 81 o'clock this
afternoon, which was entirely consumed with all the
contents The fire Is supposed TO have originated in
the basement where about 5000 bbls. Of Petroleum oil
yss dsposited The flames spread rapidly that it
was impossible to arrest the fire or save anything in
ae bsdfding In Is minutes the entire structure was
yect Of flames II il supposed that all the oil was
,amtd with ten freight and goods supposed not
weed in value 5000.
ts Depot was valued at $l20 ,000, and was built in
l4 The amount Of insurance is large, but is not yet
lsAITeiaed
All tae houses N the rear alley, mostly occupied by
xDof iamihes, and numbering, perhaps, 20, and some
dwellings, on Penn and Liberty streets, were consumed
heside several badly injured.
"a goods TO and from the West Transferred about
sanes from Duquesne Depot, and none but goods
Fa pd.seurgh were destroyed.
los Railroad Company have taken prompt measures
aoerect q temporary bnilding 10 accommodate their
eads until the depot can be rebuilt.
No inconvenience viii result 10 the business Of the
Company from the disaster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-31
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.
FREDERICK, Nd, TUESDAY, July 30,

FREDERICK, Md. Tuesday, July 90 1901.
The MARYLAND Legislature met to-day, but Tiers
WAS no quorum. They may meet Tomorrow. Union
men have come in from Shs country ia elective mum
bees. The city IS very quiet
Among the Legislators here are the following
Senators and other distinguished persons at the City
Hotel:
Gen. Anthony Kimaicl, Union; John S. Watkins. y.
J. HeckaIt and Franklin Whitaker, seeessioniSt'.
Delega,es-Joln A. johnson, Rofs Wnans, aud sshn
s. Mills, an Stcessogisis There are about the City
Hc.el r. TilghmAn and F. Buchanan of baltimore,
and Col Themes johnson Of Frederick County, esotber
70 Mr.. Cost. Johnson commander of company OF
)me Guards. Col. Ward H. Lamon was here. lie
!, f to-day in the stage for IIagerstowni Ihomas
Depiord. son OF Bendefoad, Unionst, Of B-lt
County, lie also at the City Hotel.
At the Central there are: John Routzohn OF fred-
erick County, Unoni Marin Eake OF Nashin'o"
County. seeessionist; Lewis p. Fiery OF washington
Comfy, uuionis,, j. Lawrence Jones OF Taboo
Comfy Secessionist; T. j. q. Quinlan OF Baltimore
County. Sccessionis,; William Holland Of Dorchester
County; Alexander Chapman Of Talbot County; AT
DELEGATES. Me. Barnard from Allegheny, Mr.. Gnmh
from Montgomery, and Col. Jaeohs from WORCESTER
County are expected tomorrow. Col. Md 'efk OIL
the House aud VIM. kigore Clerk Of the Senate sFs
also at the Central.
Az the United states are Senator'S David c. Blekis-
ton of Kent County John Is. Brooks of Prince Geosge
Feaslo Townsend of Worcester, James s. Der'ne'd OF
Somerset, Thomas J. MeKaig of Allegheny, and an;
drew A. Lynch Of Baltimore County, all secessons's.
Also Delegates j. W. Maxwell Of Cecil County A.
Meadows II Kent County, John I. Ford Of baltimore
County. Charles Dunut of ST. May's, Ely hibournS
! of Amaze Arundel County: Speaker Of the HoGso; H.
/ NJ Warfeld Of Batimofa City, and Roeer' d. pepp'-
son Of Baltimore County, al Scccssionisis
Secession largely predominates.
! Ifthore is q quorum tomorrow Secession ordi-
nance may pass in secret session. The Unioniss WI
attempt 10 prevent II, perhaps by force.
Mr. Fiery Of Washington County, strong Unions''
arrived TO day, and refused to take his scat 10 the
House of Delegates. lie said he would not disgrace
himself by taking seat with such body.
the Dill House there G. W. Goldsboroagn
Of Caroline County, ssoessonisii David W. Nan OF
Frederick County, Union Senator John T.. smith az
Carroll County. Union and Josiah H. Gordon OF Al
leghany County, Seccssionsi.
AT Mrs Jamisons there aIe number Z" O'"''
Rebels.
The Baltimore delegation have private rsaSH'
They are Rebels.
FcrprnIcR, Nd, Tuesday, July VI n.
There Is 10 evidence at this tine OF an ~''enP'"P"
Secession ordinance. ,o,;,.as
Several members Of the Legi>"'u'e
in addition to Others before -ien'ioneu'
Gov. Hicks is expeciSd 'o-ino'io"'
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retrogradc movement, is contemplated by the com
mander Of our Army Of the Potomsc
The bill which bas passed both Houses prohibiting
tire sale Of intoxicating liquors to soldiers is in accord
! ,,nce with the reforms instituted by Major-Gen Nc
Cleuan, and Is measure highly commended by all
friend, of civil order and military discipline
That con uiarder has issued an order restricting the
absence Of bot, officers and Pryates from tier camps
and has spp in,e1 Col Porter as PrOycst Marshal oil
! th'scity.
In accordance with the re1usst o! Prc,de Of Lincoln
several of the Congressional deegaCns have iurseu
him with lists Of suitable persone in theT '''' " ~
appointed o the higher military grades.
The President merely axis this 20 assist him in max
ing The selections and is not considered conclusive
az officers of volunteer regiments will according TO re-
cent order be subject to examination by q Military
Board to be- appointed BY the War Department, with
the Of LieuGen. Scott their fitness
for the positions assigned them and the officers found
to be incompetent are to be rejected. Besides, the
Government, It is understood, has assured Gen. Nc
Cean Of its readiness accord TO him the very best
material in men and munitions and Of liz cordial
operation in everything tina, will render his forces
efficient.
Fred. W. Lander was this morning appointed a
Bligador-Gencral 10y the President. He will have
comn,nd Of the Rhode Island and part Of the Mass-
chusetts Regiments. This appointment, which will be
approved by the people, was made by the earnest
recommendations Of Gen. Mcclellan Gov. Spragne OF
Rhode Island and Senator Carlisle Of Virginia.
Gen. Lander previously offered the command OF
the Rhode leland troops by Gov. Sprague.
Ex-Goy. Stcyors Of Washington Territory has ae-
cepted the appointment Of Colonel Of tie 18th New.
York Regiment Of Highlanders. This appointment
will he gratifying 20 The friends Of the Union. From
the day Of the Presidents election he has been an I'M
compromising opposer of Secession.
About six Government clerks have resigned tG''y,
owing to tho passage Of the Virginia ordinance, pro-
viding that any citizen Of that Commonwealth holding
any Office under the Government Of the United States
after tomorrow shall be forever banishod from that
State and IL decnrd an alien aud enemy and further,
any citizen who may hereafter undertake to represent
the State in the Congress OF the United States, in
addition TO the penalties above presented, shall be
deemed guilty Of treason and his property eonsested
to the use Of the State.
Other designations viii probably take place to-
morrow, owing to this ordinance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-31
THREArENEp ATTACK ON CAIRO.

CHICAGO, Tuesday, Suy 80, 1901.
special dispatch to re Tr'bare, FROM cs''o.
says there ere rnmors Of the rcsss approaching and IN
intended asrsuh on Cairo Yhey are keeping tbs
town and camp in foment Of excitement but ara
mover traced TO a reliable source. Our scouts rep"t
that large bodies Of mounted rebels are daily coming
up through Sykesyille the terminus Of the Cairo ana
Fulton Railroad and concentrating IL the vicin'sy 81
Watkins Camp, 10 miles from here. they thresfen
our position at Birds Point. Our troops encamFed
there doubly vigilspt, and, in numters and VA
munitions, thoroughly prepared for its defery.
The following is also u special dispatct TO TIE
1lrsJHne;
QuKcY, H., Tuesday, July 81 1851.
The I'd Iowa regiment hss been Withdrawn from the
west end Of the Hannibal aud ST. joseph Rssirosd:
slso, Col Cookers and Col Ross regiments f. IN The
North Missouri Road. This leaves two regime Ats OF
infantry and of cavalry guarding the road between
Hannibal and St. Joseph. The removal OF those
troops no doubt has close connection with the ran
reports from Cairo and Birds Point
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-31
THE MISSOURI CONVENTION.
JEFFERSON CRY, Monday, July ~,

JEFFERSON CRY, Monday, July ~ 1861.
The report Of the State Treasurer N accordance with
tie instructions Of the Convention, was made this morn
ing The amour, Of money in TIE treasury on tho 9th
of Jnlv was little over s57 goo. The disbursements
since the adjournment Of the last session of the LegFa'
ture have been over $GOO,ON.
Mr.. Birch offered resolution that there was 10 ez-
cusc, either in the present or future condition OF The
State, for default of payment of the interest on the
State debt, and that it Is prominently her duty W
pay it, .,..,. o,o
After lively discussion several edos'I'Mes we'e
o,red when the matter wac referred TO Commsee
OF iive III,
The .s,crt of tho Committee of Eight was submitted
and by resolution taken mp clause by clause
GrA clanse, declaring the offices OF "oVe',o',
.Goveror secretary Of State and menber'
Of tbe State Legislature vacant was debated all u.
afternoon, but without coming TO any VOC Ne0n 1t.
viu 10 eaY,.cd tomorrow uoraaS % 4 dTo'''
majority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-31
FIVE REGIMETs FROM NEw-JERsEY.

TRINToS, n. j., Tuesday, July 30, Is0I.
Gov. olden to-day received call from the General
Governrnsnt for five regiments of volunteers for three
years or the war; He win Immediately proceed to re-
ceive aud equip the three or four regiments whose
services have been rendered him. Major Hexamers
artillery battery Of Hudson county has been accepted
by the General Government, und the State authorities
are not required TO make provisions Tor the battery.
1t IL hoped that they will he able TO move speedily, ae
cording TO orders.
The remains Of Lieut.. II. Zeehner Of the 80 Regi-
mcnt " j. 5. NJ were received and inferred here with
military honors to-day by The regiment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-31
From California.

FoRT KEARSEY, Monday, July ~, iooi'
The Pony passed at P. m. ao ,0e,
T,.,s IA scsrcely an item Of news worth mentioning
1ss R,eckinridpe Democratic State Convention
~ sss;o at Sacramento on the 2jd, when 1t Is ex-
Tsd sull State ticket will be nominated, with
view Of defeating the Douglas Democrats .. Inc ha 81
ing election. The hepubncahs nave s'Iohs "0Po' ~
Tba 6ark Bensfactor arrived this morning from
5ong Kong sc DAYS out being the quickest tune on
cord She brings papers from tnat point 70 'no iS'h
: June. ,:e.
POLITICALLY speaking, matters were on satisfactory
otinQ buf do not make the progress which the pre-
ant state OF affairs would lead to the hope that 'nis
would have done ..,-.... m.
syade of Canton is utterly Frustrated. The Hong-hpg
Reycrfer Of the 9th OF June says: From Canton we
are informed thata rumor Is prevalent there smSng
The Chinese that there lOOOO Rebeis IN tne Guy,
-ready 10 take il when the foreign troops leave.
TIE American ship Alfred Hall, from Boston bound
Hono-KopR struck on the Pratas on the I'd OF May
I'D became total wreck IA ae1 h crew tsES Sy prse
s ipped of everything, and banded over TO fishermen,
I, DO took them to Hong Kong for siSO.
arrived seh BensfsetOr, 50 days from Hong
nth .hip Don Qui1ote Hong Kong carrying sl3ooo
Treasure & 10 nsssnSer. md 24OOO in treasure OF
which goes TO New-York, S2ShOo to England ana
~ S.svc. shippers were Wells Fargo So goo COO B.
Davidson. slsSoo DonshOe Ras'Sn 20, Cb nes
ssi siSV sshgmsn Co, $4,000 NJ Heller Brother.
90 co. " n Colepsp & Co., 5000; Fslsnt Wilde,
$tSe0o, Civ LezaId s3aOO0; Levi Strauss. SJieNi b
Newton sSsOCO; MARI Brumrnssen Co., $4,000 D. o.
The following are the cabin passengers by the Golden Ages
e Rich IT. and family Capt. Simpson, u s. AZ and wne,
Iad1s Munscn Mrs ~ Townsend snd servant y Psssen,
Wa Bssing C. Drste d. IL GIon j. ~ SohR'O Ss ana
helmet s Wood j. n Pyle RO.' 9, WSasn james 1n.
s.as ssa wife George Triple Hannah McRae Iohn L. Bal
Via Csmpi ell Ms Leath, Lucy and child n d. moeIe
md vita m Taylor Mrs. Capt Nelson and child hrs j.
polsnor E. H Johuson J. Frey Nm Nueent lDap Che
18Th C. Williams s. w Folsom, J. II. M: Folsom MIS-
VI j. (,,ss Gyelow ana son, James Dover Z. Gsven aid
wife, ,...ca g..
ana Tea Ia Anticipation Of tariff changea Candles although
ve are lower Butter bss declined and Il selling at ntc
trade reyiyins Notv hstandinE the continued large
ressure shipn t. money drug TzchaDge HsS-foTt
remains nov AZ = cent bat nearly ali Treasure shipped ct
cprncrs risks
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THE Lsw.pUBLIsHIss NEWSPAPERS.
The following papers have been selected to pub
Ish the laws OF the United States:

NAxE-Jovnai. Augusta; Adroiise,, Portland 49,
NV keens; Desocvaf, Coacordi W.
Hevald, Rutland yovvrsi Windsor.
MATHEMATICIAN, Boston; Ssv Worcester.
Rsop. IsIAsp-yot rsai, Providenesi Aeyrurv kewpnr
CossrcTicuT-Coyyanf. Hsrfordj Palladium, New Hsyss
Hxv. YoRx-Ind>pcnferti journal Albany.
NV JsEsEr-hucgyy New ark Gasefte. Trenton
PrsssrLvAMA-Legal iaiIi9sneer PHILADELPHIA Gazette,
pytswAnx-Jourrai Wilmington; Ne',s. Milford
MAkrIAsp-Pafrfoa Baltmofej Examiaer Frederick.
VIorsIA- Infoii0eneer, WhesliDsi Star, Morgantown
KnTuCxr- Journal, Louisville, Commonwealth, frankfort
TysNyssEE-Whg Knox HE
Oao-HsratI Cleveland, yorsnai Columbus.
I,uAsA-yesTHai, Rvansyilei Journal, Indianapolis
fInHoIs-JcxrnoI. ~ rngheld 80. -
MasoUk-Dsma srai 1t. Louis Republican, 81. Joseph.
MraIals-TSibrns, Detroit Republican Lansing
Wstosur-Sennnei. Milwaukee Journal, Madison
IotA-Iaxkcpe Burlington; Iatdiigenoer 81 Ch,ries
MrkxsoTA-Press, b. Paali Irdpendenf Msnksto
EnslsRepubiican, Lswreneei Consrratre Les,envorth
NIsnuxl-Rsputiican, Omaha Prsss, Nebraska CT -
CuIroRsfi-Buu,fD, San Francsco UnteE. SseTaiDsato
Oss vacancy rsnness two In Oregon and number In the
0uf States.
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account,

We deeply regret to perceive that a ~.
.ss.n,,ov Weed deems it necessary, a' '"0
I. ,.a,t momentous crisis, when the very "a
,;euce of the nation hangs tremOnns ~.
lance to attack one of tho memDei. ~. - A.
.biDet, as especially responsible i0l 20. ~. ~
,,ornble catastrophe OF Bull Run l, II nov pvs
SSaI t"r =. !, to lay aside personal anirnOsitie'
.DS partisan ousrrels in this moment Of fate
-. DS r. f.rret everything else in supreme un-
ua hearty effort to secure the Republic
rom the perils that meuace it with deStrue.Oa
, -. tes ..ke of everything that is dear to the
80. ,et u, forget things past, and prove that
20 A. least our duty to our country Is superior
n avery other consideration