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The hydraulic press., 1861-06-01

RATHER Low-NEcKED.-Thef following out
side touch is related by Mrs. Piozzi, in a
letter from Bath, in 1918, when the fashions
of ladies' dresses exposed IA considerable"
of the nude, and Talleyrand said of F. SIS
robe" Elfe commence trop tard ct .fnit trop
tot." She writes: "a genteel young cler-
gyman in our upper crescent told his
mamma, about. ten days ago, that he had
lost his heart to pretty Miss Prideaux, and
that he must absolutely marry her or die.
The mother grayely replied, my dear, you
have not been acquainted with the lady
above fortnight; let me recommend you to
see more of her. More of her 7 exclaimed
the lad, why I've seen down to the fifth rib
on each side alreadyr" The letter-writer
adds a joke of her own, that our British
bellies outstrlp those of any other nation.
The hydraulic press., 1861-06-01
SANF ORD'S
LIVER INVIGORATOR
Never DebiIitateS.

II II is compounded entirely from Gums and has be-
come established fact. Standard Medicine.
known and approved by ~ all that have used it,
and is resorted to = with confidence in all
the diseases for which it = is recommended.
1t has cured thousands Il within the last two
years, who had given up - all hopesofreliefas the
numero usunsolicitedcer- - tifcates in my posses
sion show.
The dose must be adap- - ted to the temperament
of the individual taking = it, and used in such
quantities as to act gent : y on the bowels.
Let the dictates of your q judgment guide you in
the use of the LIVER IN = VIGORATOR, and it
will cure Liver CO. m :, plaints BousAttacks
Dyspepsia. Chronic Diar- = rhoea Summer Com
plants. Dysentery, Drop = sy, Sour Stomach, Ha-
bitual Costiveness, Cholic Cholera, Cholera Nor
bus, Cholera Infantum. = Flatuence, Jaundice,
Female Weaknesses, and r may be used successful
lyas ordinary Family Medicine. 1t willcure SICK
Fl E D A HE, (as thousands can testfy)in twenty
minutes if two three tea spoonfuls taken com.
mehcement of the attack.
All who 1t giving their testimony in its favor.
Mix water in the mouth with the Invigorator, and
swallow both together
Price, One Dollar per Bottle.
The hydraulic press., 1861-06-01
SANFORD'S
Family Cathartic Pills,
COMPOUNDED FROM


Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put IN Glass Cases. dir
Tight and ,ciH keep IN any Climate
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL is gentle but ac-
tive Cathartic which the proprietor has used in his
practice for more than twenty years.
The constantly increas- no ing demand from those
who have long used the ! PILLS. and the salts
faction which all express j in regard TO their use
has induced to place r. them within the reach
of all. A
The Profession well know that different
Cathartcs act different > portions of the bowels.
The FAMILY CATH :, | ARTIC PILL has, with
due reference to this we'll = established fact. been
compounded from a vari- = ETY. of the Purest Veg
etabe Extracts, which act - alike every part of
the amentary canal, and % are good and safe in all
cases where Cathartc is s. needed. such as De-
rangements of the Stom- G ach, Sleepiness, Pains
in the Back and Loins, = Costiveness, Pain and
Soreness the whole body from sudden
cold. which frequently, If neglected, end in a long
course of fever Loss Appetite creeping sensation
in the head. all nhammatory Diseases, Worms in
Blood, and many diseases to which flesh is heir too
numerous to mention In this advertisement.
Dose l to3.
PRICE THREE DIMES.
The Liver Invigorator and Family Cathartic Pills
retaed by Druggists generally and sold wholesale
by the trade in all the large towns.
S. T. w. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor, Broadway, New York.
Sold by the Druggists everywhere. and by
PARK g. WHITE,
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast 132 Washington
street, San Francisco. my4 81 1y
The hydraulic press., 1861-06-01
FRED. A. WILDER.
RAKER

DA N LII.
at the Building formerly o,cned and occupied By B. p
Acery as Drug Store.
Manufactures and keeps constantly on hand the fol-
lowing
BREADS TUFTS:
BREAD: Domestic, Crackers: Butter,
do Graham, do Supar
do Rye and Indian, do Boston.
Kusk; Cakes: Plain;
FRENCH ROLLS; Cookies
Cakes, rich; (made to order) Molasses cakes;
FrutCake; Small Fancy Pound;
Pound do. Ginger Bread
Sponge do Ginger Snaps;
Dellcate do or Brides cake; Fried cakes;
Gold do Pies of all kinds
Black do; very rich) madet'with some
thing in 'em'
Wagon will run regularly to Cherokee, Badger
Hill, and Columbia Hill, every Monday and Friday.
To San Juan, Sebastopol, Sweetland, Brchville,
and French Corral every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
urday
In connection with the Bakery is a LUNCH ROOM,
where parties can be accommodated with cakes pies,
coffee, tea, &C., &C.,
YEAST, put up in bottles, for family use, kept con-
stantly on hand.
Family and Miners custom particularly desired,
and regularly served with any of the above articles
at rates they can afford to pay.
Citizens of San Juanl hope youwll consider me
(as do mysef) afxture among you; hoping to build
up business and to make for myself and family a
permanent home.
FRED'c. A. WILDER.
San Juan, Nov. LIST, 1860. If
The hydraulic press., 1861-06-01

at the Building formerly osoned and occupied by B. p
Acery Drug Store.
Manufactures and keeps constantly on hand the fol-
The hydraulic press., 1861-06-01

Husband, can't express my detestation
of your conduct" "Well, dear, I'm very
glad you can't.
The hydraulic press., 1861-06-01
Pacific Foundry and Machine
Shop,
SAN FRAN ISCO, CAL,
Established in 1850.

UVHE undersigned continue to manufacture at the
Il above establishment, every description of
MACHINERY
And of IRON and BRASS CASTINGS We are sole
makers of
BRYAN,S IMPROVED
QUARTZ MILLS, which have been thoroughly
tested in many localities and are believed to offer
many advantages over any other mill now in use.
We also manufacture uartz Mill Mac hine.
ry of every description required;
Saw and Flour Mill Machinery. steam
Engines, Force Pumps, etc..
Quartz miners can be supplied at short notice with
Screens of any Degree of Fineness,
Made from the best Russia iron and in the most per-
feet manner We have facilities for furnishing this
article to any extent which may be required.
Orders are respectfully solicited for any of the
above. other articles in line. 1t is our design
toturn out the best werk for which have facilities
at least not inferior to those of any other establish
nent on the Pacific coast and at the most reasonable
prices. GODDARD & co.
apr6-6m
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-05-25

Tas issae ksfoss the saaBffy y, Ne Esssra-
Dsat ss oar fathers sa tie oas aide. ssa Fe-
bsllias, aaArshI. sad dsspotisa sa lhs osAes,
" re = 30 etAss lssss. Is l. set r0sssst
between ibs Serts ssd sSssh--bssrsss La
sois Asa ssasbefr Rixhts-bstEs.a AbGii-
siSsi'n and SlAssfy IN iAs soaih. Tboas Eho
III ,hs people 50 dsselvs. siibsr isnorsatiy
or inisusOaAiiy. e Is Ilsk 70 lars tbssa
toto besBioa, They are ealea vorIs b
shich 70 steal svsy ;bs liberties sf the PeO-
pie No ser Wil be pads b. lie EoTsfszsssG
on slavery Ne rEht q tie psopis ss the
Seath siH b. taEAded. 80 PssSsfaI efsizss
sIH be m0lestsd, ether Ia his p-fson or b,s
Propgr'y. NJ LiErolA aas 'sFsE as4 over
sgala 50 PsoSiaIRsd % ibs vsFld 90 have
sis Cssszst, aud 20 DOES Gszrral ssoil xho
eommAnds ihs army ef ibs svysrsmsa,,--
so oan tslisSt. ba, those EAo sish O. De-
iiers De, tAstiien sssss Eosid a,fBisA A.s
ever 5looosIHg iasr,is, wsn on % pssy bas-
tls hsids ia defence Il his sgastry By xa-
F'sg var aEsiast bis ssliys sGath, f is OBJ
j-cts ~srs safa a. represented hy the p,sa
sissis's7
No the oaly sbJeyI # ibs wss - - restore
and preserve the Eesstsmsat ssasHsi the NsA-
,aa sud wisksl var a,asls sp0a it by tbs Ces-
fsdstss sislss, TIE Cspssiiatioa sad Lass
haze bssa sFoksa ssd EaaplsI % BY bad
Iasa IN ,hs South they viii b viadiSaisd
sad naaistaiaed Ia slI their sisor.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-05-25
Why Stick 70 The Union ,

The ihsolsHt question Is daily asked ~ ia
salient men, " B'Ay Gbl1 o.i 70 sAs Gaea sas
tsHseyF The question il answered by cay
lag tn ibe baggage Of Vice President Ste.
PheRE, Ia bis speech Of sssembeT last, de-
liyersa At hlilsdEssilIs, BY Invitation of the
tishsrsi Assembiy, he said, :, Is my set
dad rsaSie'luh, that The PEsssat uarsTApssnt
ef The UHiisa states, lhoaat nsi RisheHt is
dsfsets, sSass nearer fhR 0hjre,s Of All good
gefsFsmesii thas aaY other en the faes Of tie
esrts.4 he rroasaBesd h taodei fspah.
lie, Tbs best that ths history sf lks w6rld
giSss ss any account or AID thea be ask
ed triaaiph =" Wbsrs sill yoa 60, falles-
Ing toe sgA 10 his rireait saaRd ths glaht. 60
bad 5 gevsfamsnt that better protects the
bhsrtiss Of The people, aaa ss;ares to them
tue blessings which We enjoy r
This, the readsf will ebssr,e, vas The Ian.
gasEs Of the Vice PfssideAl VI tbis mssi,o, =
Gaafrasney, IN kagsabsr last, wkss The
spsaksf vas hi@sslf usion man, sna be.
fote be bad bssa bss sht 81 Eitb eaiss. xsw,
the tiVssransss Is t9-dsy shas "a was IAsa,
ana for the reasess be thsh sssiFlsa Why xs
shpaid all stiek to it Ss UHios men arr foS II
uiI.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-05-25

W. Neiainssf, Secretary sf he ffssssry.
of ihe sosissts CosfsatfsS,, kas recon.
@suasa % ibs Nee,semsry coeKfs,s, ii.
gas,it sAsssiaf wsAssts, whleA /, rfl 90
dsabt aiePt At sase. ssy, u isof edsrss She
nsasars Of the Aaaisissrstios - AoatxoM.
VfY.
TIE Vrepsstsiss Il, y I>iss tss, ,Odi soc VI
carry on the var, and q rapport tAs aopsFs-
1rp'. oas haH u 10 bs FaIssa ~ ssGaIak
GsVersmssi sgp, soft ef yadLbf B4st
f'Psr. uae fossss, sstsx sss-tss asfssoss esd
. Aaik b. FsrS, SitA ~ Iss sosthsrn
Psrts hiaskadra, sa4 Bstbiag te nv tan sp-
on. The other fssrtA ts 10 BE- stzEssd sy ~.
''-f Fas~asa, sSd Tsussssse's Fsrties sf tbls
viii - go si'''ss ss4 tssf. 10 ios4 eui foT
asw 80 % tak collectors, eosasuissiahsa Al
anstgsasry, 10 ssa, tsbaa aasr saf Htsts
ana ceus,y Tss-ssiisessra. 10 ssiisrse ~ as.
ihs last soiiss ws ssz fsiss. lsaia saasrupt.
-, sHd sssrsaiias, nos bssia To ioak ~ ail
is lbs fass. " Tsnntgs.s sAsn os t,s nesa.
eSsSis sth Of Jsss. tste ksrssH ost Of fhs
rstss, aAa is,e the Seatk.,a Caafsdsraey
He ere si' hcF,lssliy 'ssslscHt, AaI Der Hb.
sf's1s sc goas FsS ease Is risia one nsv
sssfy sa-a - ssnse nsBst So where us srr
dtiviug %, and all mAy eaiesIsis the ronss-
qasness. Il tss People sssii SSts - seseas
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-05-25
Naklng il Pay.

rhe l,yasbbufs Fi,yaa,sa Gays, Bastss.
s,ilk Is here old 20 lss salAisrs ia eAap, bar
the very reasonable san VI .teSty easts ga.
los Great lihsTaiity the, tspaIAs Iae l,oos
salairrs, Perlilas thsir lives 10 dsfesd The sell
or ytrgiais Tbs Esstsss % LiAeola's aide
OF the line, ssald soi 90 worse thaa this---
Dat tn. is {" Yissiaia basPitAlsay, 4s carried
oWt b3 Sscssstas,Ets,
A chance 10 speculate apoa he soldiers aad
State bees saidvaly made EaAsy Daa Sc
eessisniit, Ons set specslstss ia 0lies. u
bea,sR for pfsep, tbsy back square sas, Asa
ha,s ao saTa for hgAIiug 10 the rANks- Ass
sJbsr 80 ,ahisasts 10 feed tue aeaps. aRa
tiiu.g hus,ussa H. % make good thisa Sf u
--Js -. ,tPt Asotbsr SCI have = liilLA
sarplas stoary, Aad they sSassss IS Cor ,hs
ass Of tbs agRJ with sha embarrassing that
they arv u he piid = sFeaea3ons Interest -
Net enc esa1 ia thcss msssssAFses cars for
he Rishts Of ths SeaiA, af TIE ssrfsFiRss Of
TIE people. if thsT tAa BAD pahs the lhiss
Pay, Aaa thess futsssss sss saHTrssa ia shs
eeahtFy.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-05-25

saiasiag lssl, Eas srsal dsJ - Posisass
% Esst TeDaelsee. RAsJEa and JsHssoS al
aferasa nAss Iseetisg a tssssnssiIls. sf be-
tvtsA fur ard ars slhsssssd- --.sAs procession
szsspsias Ahoss strFs,fezfiss n aiis. ssar
Iaieep. TIE risAt EpiflG ptsssasa, ss4 the
ssHzs ~ ssssastsR Is leslas gJesad 10
ereens. /.
% iht saae dag, Col. fsNgts saascgasa a.
ssihaslastis crowd u sfiass 4ssfras pessaas,
q fhsss ereFs, IL tae esfssss sf Kaos.
ssyisE, ssi 5eaeFsaa serslies. BE spoke tso
tepD, ssa Ssns 40 hsa acted vita ne Sc
ssssienlsas i FsbssssJ. vets Il ths ptoess.
s'oa, tlsgssssa elth o. iais siiisiaoss sess
81 sBs GsaaFai AAssuefy.
a. a. -@-,s ss,4. ~ atfs4sp sposs 70 q
flsFisas sfss8 u ass 10 ssyea Essassd, fsT
go saa haa heurs. a Ef,)ay. 10 B,osns
ssaass Tie risst stsrsi prssa.lsd gbsrs, snd
safsss iSaa ssa sl.lsf ssfs kssged syon The
aoeses,itaFleaal asd sofrsyt ssis q he Leg
islatafs.
oa tie saps ssy, Gel fsisa ssoks Arss
ie~ys IS - satssslss,is crowd .. gbosiisbsr-
y Camp t;rossa. wsrfs ihs people ,es srs
inssnsed Al he sesioa 81 sesrup, LsEisls-
,aEs.
Oa The sa@s dsy, NJ. HssIss poke % a
crowd sf tTss nsa al Rail Gasp, ia Eaox
ssaa,y. ssa 10 ssas sFos tbs sETsnsfsa sea-
asst a. HAsris, ana bic RsHp LsSislAiass.---
Wei mas shs Rebels send thsiT Rissioszrsss
10 Ezst Tsaaessss, for Vsf s.sfioA q gso3 isr
1Aisyity q lsssy taaaANad agaissg he
ksrssy sf ssesssioa-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-05-25
" Remote From Infarmatisn. ;,

The Nashville 5sass'. IA scpsisg frua, car
Hiw, the proceedings af Uaios ns~tiag in
knoI eouaty, adds
" We rrgard Il as extremely unfortunate
that the relative Position sssa@ed by tae peo-
pic of West and Middle TenHrsssF, ssd Easi
feuarss~r sssa - h. at PrvseRt AZ ysriaHre.
We trust a little tiRs Will bring ,befn all 70.
g,ttgF Az taodeTailag aRd caesiitstiaa
shauld be Hssd 70 pceaaSs tAts Fesait. Il
eught HaI Go be expected thAt abe PSaPls
sssg fvBe,s ffoJ0 tkE rvsoHr,ss ut isiasaaz-
tius apd nos % fH;ly posted ca ths state ot
affairs North aad South, should act "a hfomrt-
iy - ,hase eeloyias better facilities in that
ttzFreL'
rhe msisraIioa sa3 soasiltatioa assd,
has been iHd,ayEiRiasss Abass of gaioa ,aeH,
and he earsisg of ihsa 81 d--a tories ss4
abeiitienis stz
AsFs Esovauy. hoSetos, Hssrs. fosts. aad
House, havs bcsn seat shoag as 10 sspply ~
vith kaaaleigp, a. Ns an TsasSts ireta IN
formation. aAd ass Al stlAg in iAe fvgioa
Aad sAadaW u death :
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-05-25
The War rsz Again.

hans assVstoaisss ere sAsiHE sov> that the
Psoals sf Fssssssee uiIl aog hSTs % pay the
sIFrns<s e the srssy nssss9 ssrr, bst ss,s' it
vii be Paid - he cssfsasFaas stssss Thea
las tses' sas usg the I.ssislaiass sssA5ss sur
State tss. Bas Asu ars tie Coats3esSss
STATES - eay sAs expenses ef tAs Tennessee
ssag' Thsy have Hot dollar except vhat
they eorro~- Thsy have 20 ersdit away Fsen.
hssas. Tie PcoFts cannot set fhs'F eos,ss
asd thsg seaFVs y nsariy sEsaassSd Wbsrs
t'fea snl bas ere iss Csas4srzss States 20
Es, mossyg osiy ~ hszri hzzfasa. Wa
lie people es Eailsa sy asy saekf ssasssss'
TIE Cosfe4stats States 20 pay t5s strss-
&c, a. our Hsmyi And uAo pays for the
CasfsarFsfs States Tas Fsgrls = fssss
.Ssss Ths idea Of the Coufs.lcrsic StsGss
Pasiag oas tsPsases + lite re Devil FiriBg
20 oss sayler all ihe kIssisns % the earth L
he E6st1 weFsAip aim.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-05-25
southern Rishs.

Tas SvatksEH states seesss4 lrsu The tsss-
rrai GsYysHBsHt, teOsaes they wee araied
their rights. 10 What sssPSst Why. Ia
NsssasFr last, aan ~Hs slssssi PSesi1sat
uho received ~ votes is the Sos,b, and SAs
aRaceyPiasls TO the Sssth. Wei, lbi. vas
msasirvasl For Eyss-'1 0ut 81 the Sssz,y-
tre years tbs GevsTRmsHt has kesR sHast
say, tbs PFssiAsals hare hssa eiiser ssssb-
era esu, oE mss selected bg tbs SossA. The
SoaIh, therefore haa = f'sr,Ns figal 10 the
Presidency, Saa aloss especially 70 ths slis ss.
sSd their tAstlitlss for stealing the Fe''Piv :
uasinVy
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-05-25

Wac SHepts % Oslyse We asFs ssaia
aaa asAla dsPFesstsd say teseri 10 sielstce.
We arc opposed 20 neh hW 10 ssy sna ali
~ spec, al yaRy aai AL tInea. We hafV
GavsTuoF ~ oaf State. aea AsysF Vt esF
city. SitA code Of exeellrnt laws, asa
most libsrAl pauislPal vhsfter. Let tae laSs
ks rafaresa Ard their sIseutlsc oflicprs ebrr-
sd, sad al siil bs Uolt Il taers asast BE- sa
asxaWptlsh % unauthorized PoNsfs, Nkieh
The present unprecedented S0a4iiioa VI AZ
faiFs nsY Justify Irt those exercise tesis
whow The Psepls Al he balle, bon have se-
lsrtsa a. the repositories u tsslt rights, ahd
ths CAstediAss % thslF Interest saa safslY
The adoption Of say atkeg Faligy assesEArii1
leads u ths tsiEA of Eaeb isw aaa aaarshF.
thea 10 ,ioisaoe aaa deeds os blood We
weaia rAsssE have eas eesPos ihaa aans -
Friga ever as. eHd - each AsAsgPsisa sf 'lls-
gal Peses ts al aei ef desFaiissa, lrt bias sx-
trviss taea uhem The people hare eAossa -
Their shief masissrate, wheihsT - the Stsie
~ stty, n tinsss lsks fhese. there aRAs -
90 taiisg power, 10 ehish AT steete saast
Yield Ia aaitlts4s 81 assssttfrs. ssith
lhe Rosk az Heoks, there . ssiets has
Res hsFs ass ws ssid, IN hisfoFy esrsvetatieb, o.
kAat thsse - ssEht ~ saisty ~ = zsaititasie
81 sslsvA ABy Eais 81 aSti0ns sen<tlsses
sailed tAs a IA, z ts bsttsE thea = aattitads
afAtLA~aa
sae bead 10 SETTER tAss Fslty, sasA 90 shgek
asay sosfe5s itzelf he Rnassrsii, per sEss1
tasss, saprrRs sssRas ef al eistt asa mill.
tafy sfalfa.
tss tiaepraeg Hsrsia ha kiss..H seed he.
aad BassA assPet. u seela b easier %
eNliloiies iAesa thae - tsPasste she fuzaiass
% thlfzy,@ q af &ea kaaatea ttF4ats -
llsih ihrsa psa isse fsIihassse, aaa hask ass
dstets9 q he Interests o. nenRkit. kitksE
el ihsm seais a. sbls sesy usssstnt la aeWn I
Ma iiis - ssPt tke slIsss = eitY isea tke CO.
stsaities % sfhssttsa. Aad lsaiA dssspse aas
saliaisel seeadsaee aa4 sepeett Ia ne !
ass sd tAsif ekseatlae ei6s4A We zee /
-eA.lf etoseas aad ste eifect9 feipaaaikls !
: he rtoIiss - ohsssa 'eitkaslt : 4eft. ed /
sgAsA pass4 nttaent - sisiia e - eece
sksa, saa - leek hsek - tia aisasy 1at i
tgeef sauiai isea - ths rse1sas falsEs sl iva
aesses - tasAa SelteElA
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NaIsan ana IaAnaan.


We hass slesisF lr.an Wed Fssasssss. ar
lag thai lsfofaallaa Aaa bssassssl ssd lAssash
aemPhls, to shs slEsei that ssisss ssa Issa.
sea wsys aei allowed b seesA Il sss rass ef
E4si Tsna.sss, aea thsi saey I'D rssissa se
their haiass tAts msst af shsss ssssssies
tanets. ikis eRs Ass ee GsaaeAsjsa b hask,
ksisoa aaA Jehsspa arr tsessllssH tassshsrs
sad speaking az he sihae, - Asssf sneuas
tksa asT tss naa ssss sssaaasasa q Rsa
Fssassses. fhF3 spsak Viii sssss and ersAs
sasea. sRa 10 ssasas pse sssss 4is b lAs4s
asfssss, They are Pseanelss sssalasiaa d
tie nirsis u TIE paeyts Wherever der 70,
aaa lsllag oss ssssassss upen i,s ssssssa
hoard The5 slil seaslass 70 spssk - .
Iss Ssh q ieps, aaa i lasr sesla y hsase
all over toe Stats. tssy uaala ssrrY he
aaassss bptsss thsss
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-05-25
sanl Amnnr tAe Prpphets.

vlss Frvsidcns stephens, ia h,s Savannah
speech, bat fsW meaths age, sonPAssd the
ssssssioR " sbs SesthSgu State 70 thS ca
paIsiea of Adam aad I've frsn Paradise, aBd
Ierviold tha, the SoatheIA States, Ike snF
e iIIas,fioas Pte5sesssors IA Edea. ississd
Of bsisg "a gods, ves,1 eaiy discover iAsis
eva aA4saRess The prOPAss vas tAsa
right, sua the falslmsBi eC Ail predict ea
viii Be aFoA es sll IA fee years
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Z loss
SsaAtos AaAy Is6Asaa haa made "a 80.
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fso PsssFis taalvsaat "a bis tfvasas declared
be shoald hot SFosk, aud BsssblaN iassssva
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res hefs Described bss - 81 tha Goa II saase.
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speech spas sSpilliAs sasst
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There has bsys already ssyvrsd -hat sta
probably kiIlsd
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lPsked sP, sna ihe sseb tTsiRK "a pail koSa
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killed ny so@e bo9y sriag Ffsaa she Lamar
hSsss SiRdsH 81 hiR. The GaArris. 80
men. are called eat 10 gsist The mob. whieh
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lee Brs stationed a. iirSu aiss's psass--i 10
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kasEsiliS certain. Hssuss Pros isleBcs lister.
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every saeFt To get the troop bRgk ts guar
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ussssssat eofansapr,l THIS - > clock. a
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fasFsis not sno sord Of trsth IN ihr whole
article, FIoeFi tbas gss VS. Gfs5 from
zisdss sf ihs L.amEf ilsass, ugaaaias
psios maH. The resi- h 81 y tasrieation. n.
y FtsAtds JehasOn, Hsyassi. Baxter. sad shr
Editor Of shis paper, AsS ssy eAtsea Of
ksStfiiie, Sho sasld write saeh letter,
would f.sgs beck cheek, sosatsrtsR uslasy.
80 iife 10 a house amer hight, aT piny cards
~ith srahaSay neEF0 % Ghs tombsl0as oi
sis dead wsthsri
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sheugh 70 iasagurais mob violence. aai to
become the sillihg szsEis Of = lavlsss apd
aisgfaeriul asspatisal sbsEr rrpsta.
SoHs have ssse hiAeksasd B., acts Of psfE9y.
'hSf', faisstsai. eowarj!cs, aud base ingfati. .
inis, bat HS svrc aot aware that u.,Ie "A.
eHe ainoIs essa this class. sassH sasurh 10
Sri's The letter cited Ia Tbs f,frgoingf Of
this liar, ssoaaarei, aad aRuiifiga,ed villain.
It pay Wsil be said, that he siaeds smona
liars
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eessIoa paper, ssys ihsi Liassia sAs ssua,s-
stoned SsaSseS possissss aAjos 0easgal, aad
thas he Ase-Pts the PeSstEso.
The latest ssws eea HasPsf's Fsrry. Is
% she sasss shAs !, VII be hard 10 saks husa
the soatAsss sEooss--shs: IAs lsrg,ss Coisa-
eiAas ss4 RabigEssa Ezas have ssss sOsns-
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rAs eeR@asAss ss Ne ihsSss IA WasAias-
tea, have rsssised araors " haia themselves
"a readiness " aAruh ~ a aonsnss uara-
bog, saa tAas thsy 10 aas ksss tssiF asssisA--
Ties, fAs sssss paper sssAss tAai sAs Cor
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aatlss seSsFisa aAisia'sss uisA = IaEss ieses.
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