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Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-14

moval OF those blotches and soras ., -
u .ie ulcers from my throat, and the my skn Ana
.ose emissions, which you said were stoppase !,
oause oi n y sickness. P'"epaly The
or my surprise, for except not ,sreatett, myto.
s'rengu, ieei as wen as any man can a,uy got nv
Enclosed 1 send you Twenty DolIassi.
charge, ana think myself cheaply cpraS over you,
anybody will be benefited, Won MAJ GU lfyou thirL
the newspapers. Believe gratepiIu NV 'nis letter in
THOMAS HAYSbrr
yEvo THE AFFLICTED.-Dr. 7 c7,
OF the Hungarian Army, Chief a,fhAY, la,s
liospltai OF fes'h' and Honorary Member ~ an Of The
depha College of Medicine calls oI The Phla
lowing ma'ades in the treatment of wbh 70 the fol.
tees a cure: Diseases of the Brain ,h eh he guarnn
ApopleXy, rushes of blood to the hssd as Epilepsy
OF its different tissues, Partial and nhammatcn
aud sanity, and all Functional Paralysis
as loss OF memory aversion 10 society Mehts such
Timidity, Nervous Excitement from sh, ,santhropy
pistrust, uluoness, He adache Rinpno ."uses Self
confusion OF ideas, love of solitude onon ~ me Ears
and incapability for labor and study aI Illusions
ses of the lungs and air passages sncb a. so IN dea
diseases or consumption, Pneumonia or nauaoercuar
OF the lungs Pleures or Pleurisv As,bn, Illumination
spasm9ule' it' brohchlus' Laryngitis, and ali t"lar
as Hepattis "r Inflammation of The LINE ene hvg,Neh
of the liver. ab,cesses of ile liver cai,. cohgestOn
bladder and duct Jaunice and those disane IN ue pa
impair its iuncu"ns such as Panama TaSw Tases Which
fever, and Intermittng fever and ,h ever, Bilious
which these disorders leave behind then, equehees
Also, diseases of the Stomach, sucb na
Inflammation of the Stomach, Enteres or pIsss or
tfon of the bowels. dyspepsia in all lis % annamma
@esrIy ed orrEa ae.'e "pd Dyene21 n
o ther Urinary organs, such as Diabetes ueys and
sive flow of urine, Ahrninaria commonIr an exces
Brigl Us Disease In this complaint neither ShhownH ,hH
nor patient otenines suspect the presano Pnysiciah
until too late. The most common syn,,e ee Vi disease
era nispositon, with dropsical swelprs Cs ARE gen
the Kidneys, Urethra or Bladder, Enurjsis o. TacSi in
TO retain the urine cystitis or infammation aohty
bladder and all other disorders of the urinar o The
Also, diseases of the Womb and Its apnenSs organs
as irregu arties Of the MENss when excessivs such
fcctivc. suppressed ires sular, Proapsns or & ee
of the womb s'trlli'y, ovarian dropsy and oth.r
eases Of the parts In the treatment Of op,ai'' a u.s.
above diseases, the Doctor has many new rsru " ls
and guarantees perfect cure in all cases, or ths'
ney will be returned. All consultations INV ,.a,m e mo-
9GtherMise) free Address Dir. l.. j. CzAPkAY ssI
Francisco. eau
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e,cy,,,,,.ro ,fou,t te1r

SACRAMENTO, May Is, 1855.
Dear Sir-Snch is the thaukfulnrss / feel for the
preservation of my health both body and pind, and
believe cf my life tlnt hope l VIII not be sid.
cred intrusive in tenderingmy thankful acknowledge
ments for restoring to hea tn and making my lite
boon worth preserving when it had become IA bur
then too great to bear. Victim as was to vice that
had undermined my constitution, and developed
train OF nervous symptoms such debility,
headache distressing tmidy self dstrust dizziness,
love cf solitude, loss of memory aud want Of resOlu
tion besides loss of strength and energy, which had
made my waking moments wretched and my eep un-
refreshing and fast bringing to the grave, but
thanks Is your skill, l am restored 20 health tor,
and energy Hoping to guide others where they may
find relief, YOU have my permission omake this pu
liz. Gratefully yours, LEONARD WAITE.
To Dr. L. J. Czapkay. San Francisco.
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CITY PLUMBING
AND
COPPER ESTABLISHMENT.
I'D. j. HELEY,
No. IOJ Id Street,

THNHE only Practical Plumber and Coppersmith in
n the city-lutrnduces water into Hotels, Private
Residences Gardens &c Manufacturers hot water
Rollers, Bath Trbs, and all kinds Of Copper work at
The shortest notice and at San Francisco prices Water
Closets and water Basins put up in the hest style
All kinds Of Pumps repaired and new ones setu up.
Those who would save unnecess 'ry expense, will do
well to give me call before they employ uneXpe-
rienced persons who pretend to branch of business
/ GUARANTEE all my work to give satisfaction.
apS 3m
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MARYsyrLLr. Juno 8. 1855.

MARYSVILLE, dune Z, Io)0
DR., L. J. Czapkay, San Francisco--Sir--I have used
the last oi your me1icine, and do not think shall
need any more, feel very well, except that have
not entirely got my strength ytt hut soon will with
the appetite that have. 1t is Just three weeks, you
may recolect, since called ut your Institute, with
my constitution, MS | thought, entirely broken, and
never thought you would be able to perfectly
but thought You ght be able something to ease
the pain in my back and head, and strengthen my
limbs, which were so weak that they would almost
give way under me- when walked. and to strengthen
my nerves that would not get excited and trtm-
bic at every little thing. Now tlat you know what /
expected, you may judge Of my satisfaction at my
complete recovery ffom those symptoms ana the re-
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SpermatOrrhoea,

Or local weasncss nervous debility, low spirits, ts
stude veal knsss OF the limbs and back, udispust on
and ucauabity for labor and study dullness of "p-
preheusion loss of memory aversion society, love
of solitude tmidity, sefdstrust dizziness, headac
Involuntary discharges. pains in The side, affections
Of the eye pmpes ON the face sexual other inhrm-
tiles in cured hy the justly celebrated phy,i-
clan and surgeon, l.. J. C2apkay. HIS method of Gu
ring diseases new, unknown ~ Others, )Snd heuc
the great success All consultations by letter or oth
erwisc, free.
Address. h. j. CAP \AY. NJ. D. san Franclsco Cal.
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XNEr ctiu!ly invite the attention Of Druggists,
w Merchants, Traders. Dentists, Brewers, Soda
Water Manufacturers Assayers and all persons deal
fnV in oir line TO our large well selected stock of
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WE have received, by recent arrivals, drecs IRON
Ne, York nd ROston-
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DR.. L. J. Czapkay is daily ceiving applications
from every part of his State and from Oregon and
from Washington Territory, for the treatment of eve
ly form OF dsenSe, aud there who will come
forward and express dissatisfaction on the contrary,
gra itude and tbanktuluess, some OF whci are pub
lishei below by permission:
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II. III. NcDOEALD 81 Co.,
Sacramento.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-13
AnTnteresting IncIdent,

From the National Intellsencer Of September A.
We yesterday learned, from an authority
which guarantees its entire authenticity, the
subiOned interesting incident, which took
place on Monday last about / l o'clock, in front
Of our lines on the Potomac, opposite this city :
While five companies of the 23d New York
regiment were on picket duty, one Of their
number advanced considerably ahead Of his
comrades, until he observed man, who proved
to be Confederate officer, beckouing with the
hand As if soliciting an interview. On ap-
preaching near enough to be heard, the latter
asked if ne could see the cap ain Of the com
pahy to which the Federal picket belonged,
and on this fact being reported to Capt. Loy-
den, commanding one OF tae companies in the
the 23I New York regiment, he directed a
response to be given in the affirmative, and i'm
mediatelY proceeded 10 meet the Confederate
soldier. When the two had approached near
enough to exchange words, Capt. Loyden
stated what arms be bore, and asked if the
meeting was 10 be hostile one. The Con-
fedsTate soldier stated that he was armed in
like manner, but desired only frisldiy inter-
view. Capt. L1yden then advanced to meet
the latter, who Introduced himself as Capt.
Saunders, of the 11th South Carolina regiment
The two captains, therespon engaged in a
familiar and friendly conversation, especially
on the subject OF shooting pickets, which
I
of civilized warfare, which Capt. Loyden
| informed Capt. Saunders, was contrary TO the
express order Of his colonel, aAd Of ali colsnes
! in the Federal lines, who directs their men,
| when on picket duty, never to fire except 10
| self-defehse. Capt. saunders next inquired
whether Capt. L9yden was in receipt OF any
/ authentic Intelligence respecting the capture
| of the forts at Hatteras inlet, report which
! had reached the Confederate troops stationed
| in Fairfax county. Captain L5Yden having
! informed Capt. Saunders that the intelligence
| was undoubtedly correct, the latter observed
! that, If SO, it was ga heavy blow" upon N0r'h
/ Carolina and the southern coast generally.
/ Capt. L. replied that 10 war like this, between
| the Federal government aud the reyolted States,
/ it was to be expected that many such blows
would be inflicted before war was brought to
an end.
On parting, the New York captain rendered
to the South Csrolinian some cigars for him
self and bis brother officers-the southern
luxury being, according to Capt. Saunders,
rare commodity in the Confederate camp. The
two officers then shook hands, and, after ex-
changing salutes, reversed their positions a la
naiIifqire and proceeded to rejoin their respec-
tive commands,
The reader will readily surmise that the
principal object proposed to himself by the
Confederate captain, in seeking his interview,
vas probably to crafty his curiosity respect
ing the "reported" capture Of the forts at
Hstteras inlet, ss the bearings Of the event, if
true, might well excite solicitude on the part
of the South CaTolinians.
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Important from cairo.

Prom the Cincinnati Enguirer.I
CAIRo, September Z, 4 A. M.-The eEpedi-
zion to Pdducah was hsara from yes 5rJ3y.
The boats landed about 1000 troops al the
marine hospital, one mile below Paducah, al
10 A. n. yesterday. They Immediately took
possession of the depot Of the Union City
railroad. They also run up sn American Fl y
on the s.. Francis hotel. No secession flags
were found. Gen. Grant issued a proriama-
ti0n to the citizens, saying tnsth be came TO Pa
dncsh 10 repel southern forces eXp5c-sd there.
lie would protect all citizens and theiT pro-
perty.
He did not want to arrest any one for 'opiB-
ions sake' There was no excitement or dis
tur5ance the stores were an shut up.
At 10 o'-iock last night The Browa took up
five companies Of the English regiment and all
the camp equipments Of the 91h regiment.
That viii make about 20J0 troops there.
Report says that theTe is d large force en-
trenching themselves At Columbus, Ky; also,
that there was 1900 troops expected at Pa
ducsh YESTERDAY from Tennessee. Some 1000
troops arrived at Union City o. Tuesday.
Gen. Grant left here Tor the Cape on the
fistto Valley, last ev6fdH=, siIaOG- ezcurt.
All is quiet here The Lexington returned
from Paducah last evening.
We fear there will be trouble in Kentucky
soon.
Gen. John A McClernand, Of Jacksonville,
H., is here.
The steamer Scott was allowed TO leave for
Paducah yesterday, with her way mails.
No arrests had been made at Paducab when
the Platte valley left, at u NJ, yesterday. 10
goods for Paducah are allowed TO leave here.
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Erlrn FRnrnea /.
aenereL ReaxEatfers.

l. No pupil viii be received FOR shorter period than
session. Pupils entering after the coslenceu-7f OF
session, will b charged only Tor the residua q a.
session. No deduc.iOu will De made in case OF with
drawa befOe the ciOse OF the session or for ss=g-a
unless Oocasi1ned by sickness.
2 Win the view 70 prevent extravacauc8 and pro-
mote habits u economy, he following uuifarm has
been selected. Winter Uniform consist Of -Ts
coiored &erino dress, wi.A cape 0f same and plain
white coilsr black X apron asE white Ieghorn ast
trimmed with straw cUi0red riBson for simmer AMI
scarlet for winter. Summer uniform u cons 50 of dress
Of blue gughaD, muslin cslic1. fsriid coersl 10 b,
mtde with long sleeves and to 20 close 70 the neck
with Small plain white collar; black silk apron Each
pupil 70 BE- provided Win two dresses FOR the winter
and ioar dresses Of the suulRler uuiiorn.
3. BJardFr, Tu,t be provided with six changes OF
cOfhinE sutable the season with All necessary srti
clss for the tsilst and with six table napkins.
4. TIe parents OF guardians Of young ladies' coming
from distance, requested TO name some person in
OF near Memphis % VII N application MAY be made
ton.
The Institution will not ircur the expense OF fur
nshing tae pupiI With pocket money or srtfc as z
cl5hIuEi nor shall the pupils be a9Wed 10 keen money
% spend at their discretion. such mones mast be de-
posted With the Superior Of the iustitaie.
g To prevent o@s OF time aud Iutcrrupticn ~ tils
exercises cf the School, visitors viii be receiv or-
Saturday. from 10 y O'Clock ST. AMI from 70 Is
the Insritltlon, will be received any day except
SUNDAY
This Institution is Cathoc-but as its object i &,
afford educa'isnAl advantages, spectv2Iv af r-
gious cresds iHu~ncr beyond that object viii be e
erclstd Discipline ard order cuy Will REQUIRE ztteud
asce az divine service on SUNDAYS
3 Parents and friends visiting the pupils sxItS-
tIon week, or at other times, w duf aCcomrroda afot
in the city ueghbOrho0, the Jnsttuts is not pre-
pared 10 furnish entertainment.
8. Letters TO be addressed TO the
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
St. Agnes Feu--le Academy,
aus 3Tn raul-,hrs Vsun
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WAsHINGToN, September 10.-Great activ-
ity prevails in all the departments Of the navy
ward. Oae thousand six hundred and seventy
FIVE men are employed, and many Of them night
aud day. Saot and shell and all kinds of am
munitions continue to be forwarded to various
psints In immense quantities. The manufac-
turs Of DahlgTeu riaed cannon progresses
without interruption. The bowitzer drill is
conducted under experienced officers, aud the
seamen there have acquired great proficiency
and efficiency.
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Fror, rorth CaroIIna.

Special Dispatch 10 ths Charles On Mercury
NEwBERV, September 6--AlI is quiet here.
The neople are returning to their homes with a
feeling Of full Security. There is 10 news Of
any farther movement Of the enemy on the
soas3 or e5ast.
Oar tIo0PT have evacuated Beacon Island,
and troops are being stationed at all impcr-
liant aHo s'fstegie points.
Just as The o9rs started to day, Yankee
captain and I've men were brought here as
prisoners from Tar river They had schoon-
er rreigbted with shingles, ready to sail to sea.
TIE schooner, the Hannah Balch, was freight
ed by a merchant Of this place. named
Hughes. These same prisoners were brought
here a mouth ago with prize vessel, and were
permitted to 90 at large upon parole. They
were about ta leave, therefore, under the au-
tboritv OF the citizens Of North Carolina. At
the tine lhey were taken by the people Of
Washington, they were engaged in taking
souBdiBgs OF the river.
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Aarance Id the Keb.Is.

st,e-i Il 10 the New York Tribune.l
WASHINGTON, September @-Lat the great
State Of New York arouse. The whole South
is moving its available forces to ihe line Of the
poomsr. From New Orleans, from Mobile,
frau Pensacola, from Savannah, aad from
Charleston. from Missouri even, and from
Tennessee, masses of Uen, raised by the des-
potic Influences 90 agreeable TO the policy
If the oligsrchy, are trampling their way
porthwsrd. The Presidents recent proclama-
lion ta the free States for more troops has been
heard anI obeyed By the slave States. Upon
birb Government authority we Learn the free
men Of tae North Of the hasly aud general
concentration Of the military power o. me
South upon the line OF the Potomac, aAa " cais
,,oon tbs men who have the spirit to fight Tor
fres soil, free speech, and free men to h0ck TO
~ army and 10 march TO Washington.
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Maine Election,

New YORK, September 9.-We have returns
from sevsnty-one Maine towns, which give
WasbuTne 2O,3 g; Jameson s Isl Dana ,205,
against (last year) Wasburne 26 6.O65; Smart
1866; Barnes q Bell and EvsTett) s33. Wash
burne's majority in these towns is 1888 against
1909 las, FeaT-a decrease OF 575. The ag-
gresate vote in these towns this year will be
about % 900. and Washburne's majority from
II 600 to l4,OOO. TIE Union major in these
towns is 80 825, and will he in the whole State
about 90 900. The Legislature is largely Re-
publican. although there will be many Union
Democrats elected jointly by the Republicans
aud Union Democrats.
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FEMALE.
COLLEGE.
nnepaph4s, Tonnessee.

EISO1E9h1Bs 'A'ennSSSSSs
THE "a. Session Of this IustitutioE will commence
j Oh The I2th Of September next, In its favor we
claim the following advantages.
It, plan Of Organization thorough course Of study
and discipline well tle hi-h standard o. iRstruC-
ton place Il ia the rank Of strictly first class Female
College.
2 The buildings new, elegant and conmodiou5
For al school purposes they probably unsurpassed
by any either North South. 1Ee furniture and gem
ers oh00. equipments have not failed % excite the ad
lirStiJn Of visitors aud patrons.
2 In locsl situation IL siuss the following ad-
The region % Is ACKNOWLEDGED 10 be
healthy well beautiful Il is surrounded by ore
5f hs most refined, intelligent aud mora communities
i Is safcleuiY - the city for all purposes OF
trace aad -udi-isatly remote % protect the ruPs
against bAbits OF extravsEaucs. It may be easily
reached Ia ali directions by railroad and river.
3. tn professors and teachers have had long expert
erce are known tborcuChly entitled 10 the
nfenge Of tho South fact the highest advantages
every particular that be found IN any similar
Institution enjoyed az this for The proper training
and e1ucation OF young ladies.
Expenses heretofore. For particulars, address
c. COLLINS,
agt-f6w President.
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MILITARY INSTITUTE,
Chegnut HiIl,
Near EGGra"ge, Tennessee.

TTNHE FOURTH ANNUAL TERRI o. this Insfrfutio7
Il viii open on tHe 10Th Of September and ose tts
last OF juae without interim sion. except for tLs
Chri1tn holidays The success Of the Irstirte trY-s
lar, has enab Cd the proprietor % provide tLarUugl
teachers for every department.. gentleman of suus
ro- talents All scsorlplisbed DriII Master III L9f 4,
fautry and Artillery Tscics has been elsp0yed VI o
w1 likewise have charge 0f the Mathematicat decar-
rent. The arms Used hereafter Will be one field pec.
six-D0EIder, for the parFose Of giving practical
thorougn lnsctIJH IN arti ery services aud tie FL
ded rfe made order ru o. suILabIs size for boss
from ten 70 seventeen years OF sge- Target sho0tI
prscticed az least once week Jt ls our object 10
make every puoI thOr0ughy acquainted with the du-
ties OF the ter in detail both in The camp and "a
the Held Good scholarship a. ggcd military Jisct-
He must have intelligence G. his rights and u-
tary discipline 10 give siruc IN le defense Of then;
and daily gynnEstlc Exercises not only uvaIuaD
to the scholar, Dut essential n giving physica deveo
meuJ and sctyiy 70 The soldier o. the truth OF this
remark have had abundant proof in the last three
years, IN the reDarkabie Improvements IN health,
strength and activity OF every student the Iustu
tion. Ne have sscGred the services Of II she FIR
est 6yEasts II America, as teacher In this dspsr-
ment
We can assure orr fis-ds and The pubic that The r.
stitution Is complete IN al its aFrausesuts "a
moral development ami We feel c01adent Of bei1
able % give an ampe return fOr every expense. Tha
Pro,c-sCr Of Modern LsUgus=es. Drawing ard Voc-I
and INSTRUMENTAL Music. Is accomplished in al hs
teaches ana great acquisition 10 The Institution n
the la two year the 1smfy ply cian has made h'
tFo professional visits TIE Uniform WI. be the
heretofore blue dress suit and gray undrass Ia
orjer 70 trouble and much expense 20 an parti-
We have ENGAGED good taller au1 boot maker Tor
Institute The cash must be deIos ted for all expense
A. the proprietor allows 20 counts T. be At
pocket money must be der osited with Principal NJ
student go ysud the bounds czcspt % church. &C
when on furlCush. The discipline viii be strictly
military.
TermS---Per Annual Term, $275.00.
This II cludes fuel, board, and tuiton in The ruI-
meuts Of English. Ancient Languages, Msthemstic..
tie OF the gymnasium, the AlItary Drill, an I
arms.
hOdern Languages French and German, (to be spoken
daily Drawing and Inst umeutal usic, Professor
rates IN schools. Vocal Music taught % an gratis
No pupil taken for less than the anEual term except
BY special agreement.
Pupils entering after the rst month wil be charg
only for the rema nder OF The academic year.
One-half psyaDIs the IOth Of September, snd tia
balance on the LIST of February.
ID. PERUVIAN, Proprietor.
P SIT viii be observed that EdL-it b0ys az ary
age under seventeen, and a. they be Of a
war, they rh0uld lose time from school. All eugag
in the School southern.
auto d6w !. D. P
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peoples convention of new York.

SYRACUSE. September 10-In The afternoon
gession Mir. Clark addressed the convention,
relnindiuding them of the importance Of the
objects OF tie convention. The object was not
10 destroy old parties nor hold up new ones,
but TO nominate ticket to unite every loyal
citizen. For himself be epst upon party plat
forms and was sick Of party conventions.
Immense applause.
" B. Mu.pLy, Of Albany, Tsputed peace
man. was not allowed to speak, Samuel Holly,
or Oswsgo, politely telling him that If be at
temp.sd 10 disturb the meeting, or utter traitor
Gus doctrines, ne should receive severe pun
ishment At his hands.
The committee on credentials made report
declaring The delegates from Albany county 10
be rejected and denied seats on Tie door. Tie
rebort was unanimously adopted.
Tie chairman read letter from Leslie
Combs, as follows:
FRANKFoRT, KY, Sept. 4, 1851.
Roosevelt GRAvEs-Dear Sir: Yours or
tbe sOh and enclosure are received. These
peace meetings with us, and I presume every
where. are mere soft words for treason, and
we shall so treat them. ] am gTstihed TO ind
v.ou stili at your post and have not caught the
Bull Run panic, which has done some mischief
iu Kentucky. ! an on guard all the time, and
ready for action. II the rebels dare make
war upon as, we will sweep them clean, sHd
that rspidlv. We are wide aw Ike, and defy
their 10 alice as much as we scsTn their buster
ing. The Union, the Constitution, and the
enforcement Of the laws must be kept aloft
everywhere, and all mere party platforms
lram1led under foot. Yours truly,
gsignedl LESLIE CoAB3.
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,rps mozart HaII Convention.

q7,e Mozart Han Committee, OF New York,
held a meeting lately, at which the report Of
,be delegates tOthe Syracuse convention was
adopted and also series OF resolutions oy
Mayor Wood, the most signlicant ana import ,,
,,sinlenapce of the government with ut re-
meet Of party, and for the suppression OF al
fJs.gon. either North OF South.
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ezz ne are assured, from person who
bss lad tse oppor unity Of personal oOserva-
fisp, that tie Generalization OF tne hollnsnn -si.
- continuss. and that the men are revolt
tbs ,gicked work into which they had
i'aSn deceived. and are deserving in large nun
5efs.- Richmond EHquir'T,