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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16

St. Louis, August ia large force has
lust been sent To reinforce Gen. Sigei.
The rising of the secret league of secession
lists was feared, aud caused the proclamation
of martial law.
Several prominent secessionsts, supposed TO
belong To the Secret League, have been ar
rested tonight.
Gen. Fremont declares his determination to
hang every person caught burning rail road
bridges, cutting telegraph wires, firing
into trains
New York August l3-The Tribune pub
fishes proclamation for National Fast on
the last Thursday in September signed by
the Pre- sident.
81, Louis, August 1.-THE following proc
lamation Is just issued
HEADQU ARTgks WESTERN DE2r,
ST. Louis August II.
1 hereby declare and establish martial law
in the city ana county of ST LouIs
Major j. Mckinstry, U. 5. y. Is appointed
Provost Marshal All orders and regulations
ISSUED by him will be respected, and obeyed
accordingly. J. =. FREMONT,
General Commanding.
Major Mcklnstry has arrested john n
Brownlee, President of the Board of Police
Commissioners, and appointed Basil Duke IN
his place.
ecuted without change.
1t is reported that General Haraee. With
$4,000 TO $4,000 men, is marching on Pilot
Knob
The Federal force at that point is abou
1900, with eight pieces Of cannon.
Washington August I'd II. Stewart
LIST Minnesota, and j. NJ Lewis 81 Wisconsin
are among the returned surgeons The assist
ant surgeon of the lst Minnesota refused Il
accept a parole, aud remains Il prisoner a
Richmond.
Two of the released surgeons agree that
our wounded are well cared for, and have
good air and good, but somewhat crowded
accommodations. They deny that our wound.
ed were bayone5ted or hospitals sheled
New York, August 1.-The banks OF New
York, Boston. and Philadelphia, have agreed
to take $50, 100000 OF the Government loan.
they 10 be the whole recipients of the Treas
urv notes.
The Fire Iouaves are due here this after
noon.
Stocks are dull and heavy.
The returned fedei al surgeons estimate he
number of federal prisoners a, Richmond. in :
Guiding the wounded, Is from 900 10 .20uO
They have full lists Of the prisoners, and the
wounded who died III the hospitals after the
battle. Cox Coreuran - We'll. Captain
Ricketts,, of the L. 5. Artillery, is recovering
from his wounds. Ely sends etier to Pres
ietent Lincoln, understood to be dcclG edly in
favor of recognition of the Southern Con-
federacy, 50 far as an exchange of prison ers
Is concerned.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16
State Teachers Association

The annual oeeting of the State Teachers
Association held during the last week at
Fond du Lac, was of more than us al interest.
Several distinguished educators from abroad
particularly Mr.. Wells, of Chicago. and Mr.
Welch, of Michigan, took part in the exercises
Mr.. HicOX. State Superintendent of Peunsvl-
vanIa, and Ex-Governor SEYMOUR Of New
k, spoke of the political aspects OF educa-
ton, and urged, each III his own way, that
such times a these especially demonstrated
the necessity for unabaled efforts in keeping
up the efficiency of public schools Mi Hicnx
congratulated our State on It's new County
uperintendencv, which had worked wonders
IN his own State, and urged that we should
Zealouslv guard the Office from The corrurtino
Influences OF party politics. Gov. Seymour
showed. IN his usually eloquent manner how
poWelless was law in an uueducafed comma
My, and how The governing of country was
facilitated IN proportion to the high standing
OF It's e. ucaturS.
The introduction of more rational methods
of teaching. part Ieularly in primary schools
was much discussed and strongly urged bv
all The most distinguished educators present.
illustrative exercises were given by them of
such teaching, among which We're several
object lessons.
Tie subject of rational primary education,
as prominent y brought forward in Germany
by Peslaihnzzl, has hitherto claimed the al
tenliou of but few educators, who. however.
have with more or less zeal urged lis claims
for he last thirty years. Now, however. it
seems TO be coming more rapidly into notice
and az The Association this year nothing was
so much talked u as object lessons and i'm
proved methods of inst.ucting the youngest
classes Of children.
he,nlolIous were passed with great una
nimdv, that there ought, as soon as possible.
10 he 4 class Of primary schools established.
where young children can have & rational
training before they are Of ace TO attend
ordinary schools also recommending that a
high grade OF scholarship should be required
BY the County Superintendent about 10 be
elected Of all teachers applying for ceftifca; Is.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16

CoUNTY FAM We are told that ample
preparations are being made for our County
Fair at Dodgevllle the coming fall. a fine,
commodlous building is IL course of erection
for exhibition room. The grounds are
being we'll fitted up, and it is hoped that a
better display of produce, &c, will be pre-
sented than ever before Let all take hold
and get up the best Fair ever had in the
county. The premium list, which is ample.
will be published soon.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16
Illinois State Fair.

The Illinois state Fair and National Test
of Fire Arms viii be held at Chicago from
the 9Jh 10 the llth of September next
The Executive Committee OF the State
Agricultural Society have never before pre-
scented ait active and liberal a premium
list. L amounts TO the immense sum of
50 600, and Will of itself Insure u large com
petition, were not the people already alive to
The importance OF this great gala week
Preparations of the most ample character
are beng perfected.
The grounds comprise eighty acres, as finely
located as can be desired, giving ample room
for a full display IN every Department.
All entries Viii be free TO all " ho NAV de-
sire to exhibit. Ha and straw furnished
tree 10 stock men. Stalls and water in great
supply.
The test Of fire arms Will take place Just
outside the grounds every day, where an IN
limited range can be had, aud learn that
there wilt be likely to be considerable com
petition IN Tins department.
The inside attractions viii be - varied a,
usual The mile track viii give a splendid
chance to show the speed and bottom of the
2:E0 nags.
The Cattle Ring, situated within the tack
and opposite the amphItheatre, viii afford
room for an immense number to view the
stock while under examination.
The exhibition buildings are large and wei
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16

a Coon THlSG.-An ingenious apparatus
Tor eNilnguIsh hing fires has been exhibited In
England. Along or across every room are
10 run pipes, each plpe at certain intervals TO
he supplied with pertorat ed water roses. and,
by an admirable arrangement. these ru>es will
discharge waller When the temperature near
Item is sufficient TO melt preparation of
gutta percha and so that only as many as
Will he sutfic ent to put out the i5n'ted fire
are ever discharged. The water is 10 be
turned on when the fire ignies. for on the
brei king of tue gulta percha thread fire,
bell VIII be rnnr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16
attic IL Missouri.

We Give to-day lie Geographic account OF
hattie in Missouri he;w, en- small force of
Union troops crow SAID 10 have been but
5.5o0) and $4,000 SecessiouiS;s. in which The
trave Gen. LYON lost his life. The latest 7c-
counts OF tie action fix the killed Of Fedora!
troops at from 80 10 200. and the wounded
at about 700. While the eue,nv's loss i
placed At zoe. The rebels deny that either
NcCULLocH or PRIez. was killed. but admit a
su.all loss. We shall probably get the truth
- y. matter IN iew DAYS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16

GAEBlGALpI.-It vas rumored some time
since, that GarrlbaIdi had al intention Of
coming . the United States, to otter his mil
itary services 70 our Government We give
credeuce to the report from Washington pub
hshed to-day, that the President has canSed
him 10 be consulted on the subject. 10 ascer-
tain II GaTibaldi would come and accept he
command Of a column. We Imagine thar
nothing would suut The great leadInl, chief
tain IA the cause of freedom better, and IN
few months lie may be among us.-Ga!ena
-4docr5iacr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16
Badger State Threshing Machine.

Manufactured at Niraukee, Wisconsin.
BAKER X GRIFFIN, of Freeport, Northwestern Agts.
., and 10 horse power machines 'urnished on tie
# shortest notice, at prices ami terms TO suit tho
tines and machines warranted superior in
'ur improved climax power i acknowledged bv ALI
VINO have used them to be tn beSt IN use
Pats Double Pit1i0H P0tccr furnished WHEN re
les ted. Farmers invited 10 call and examine
a. sample machine at the shop of VIM Lanyon, near
e. depot
- Repairs for the above machines apt constant
ON hand 8 WM. LANGDN X CO.,
Local Agents.
Mineral Point August 18th, 1861. 36-tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16

try, all party distinctions be omitted in the
choice of State officers, a6,! thai a ,niontIek-
Ell be selected. The Democratic State CoB-
mi'tee rejected the proposition. a similar
proposition WAS made by he Republicans of
ONO, and 1t met with q similar refusal.s 1t
+ partisan bigotry ike this that has divided
the Union BY civil war The Democratic
party at the North are welcome to all they
can make by continuance of i..-Galsna
Aoyertiser.. -.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16
= The .olIawLng Is Il.t of L. nrIsoners

-. The following - y list of the prisoners
ff"n' lie % Wisconsin regiment ~
Se.st. +. Dexter, Rob; Wei~n. +. 2 Marsh.
Na.htu Heath, Go. a J. u. law kinS. :. 2
jackson, Joseph Fre.ne, Robert Burns. -
Marshall, CO. b; Hanry Rhoade~, tooma~
b.ookens. 20. G; 4. Jones. john HAMILTON.
Andrew Brun, Hugh hurry. co. D.; William
Taylor, H.. Stroud. Henry Ward. L. Perry.
stephen Graham, CO. T.. II. Heusv. CO. T j,
David O'B-ien. :. =. Christie. Go. G.: SetgI.
HoldrIdge @. lrobridee. Co H: >ergJ. james
Gregory. alter +. SINH. George " DtlIev,
Fred. Breme. Co. /; 5. Il. Hagadorne, Co. +.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16

sSY The continued malice of the editor of
the Dodgevile -4dyocate, as exhibited in that
paper towards Capt. ALLEN, demonstrates
clearly the truth Of the adage that 'old sores
are slow To heal"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16
Parties in New YORK.

4 few days since the Republican Stat,
Committee of New York proposed :" the DE-
'nocralic State Committee, tina: At the &c
tlon next tall, IL view Ut the s'a'e OF the co
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16

- The loss occaSioned bv tie burning Of
Hampton, Virginia, by the rebels Is e-iima Ell
AZ $500 900.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16
.S'esC Billiard Saloon.
LIQUORS AND CIGARS

OF the best quality always on hand.
He invites his old Gus ulners give him call.
November II, 1893. Ab
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16
Foundry 81 Machine ~hop.

COMMERCE. STREE :. Mineral Point, Wisconsin,
~ The subscribers having leased for a term OF
etrs, the shop ana Foundry formerly occupied BY
VIM. Lanyon, would inform the public hat they are
now prepared build repair all kinds Of Machinery
generally wanted in this section OF the country.
With new tools and increased facilities FOR doing
work, and having been lon engaged in the business
OF Engineers and MachineSls in various shops
fhroue hout the United States trust that shalt
be able 10 give entire satisfaction TO al who may
favor us with their patronage.
We will attend to setting up and starting Steam
Engines. ami other machinery. An kinds of
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16
FRESH GROCERIES

~ hand. which viii be sold cheap
Ca and examine. JOSEPH DELLER-
tie ogpr lat 1850. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-09
Aeh CarIsans aIIu QBrfsffri.
toHEIg
M I''s'El
TH1 s,1s, I, ] ns1s aRTsrrs II,

klsw fglesra Juiy asai
The 3oIoxiag il i int b tue names and amounts
III lie unpSsd Tax Bills gor ois Heal Es1
fats, Slsves md Pcisonal operty FOR the year
1850, lining ia tnY lands this These hills
can be paid IL I'LL v ONCE. Hal, for
thirty daya izosn dats hereof BY paying the coats
81 ID wficll Ii cents and nterest ~
mo rate IF per cent snnqll rom date nIstil
paia. At III u days, ~ PA
paid bilIa will be placed u IF The Assist-
mil Uity Va ttcfney Til culI ectdon arcoTssiag
ID she IAN of 1859, which reads thus 4 Ihe
TreasusAf aiall aiTe nosscs that ent tereon
win w ppiied for p ths sscordang
I'd tha Afst latter Of Tie name ri tse dslirquent
tx ssa v foalp1s = g q inci'i-
siveys "a de SECOND Distgiot Az bills from
n IL &C spcIusiveIy. o ssa District Court all
bills dom 10 N, the Fourth District
4 Court all b;!is fom M " NJ elnaivel to HE
FIFTH District gcpl III bilss from s. to 9, inclu-
! ssveiy. ii the Iii III ript Court. 4 II
ADAM GIFFENs CITY Treasurer.
4 NfW' 1Hs ASs, July q, BiS6I.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-16
\ LIVERY STABLE! -

On Flrst.st.. bot. Main 4 Johns0n.
lIORSES. HUGHES and CARRIAGES Of the
IL best plass always ready fsr hire. !
Horses boarded BY the day OK veal. ~ prices to
suit the timeg.
4 HHfsNss ~ 60 txlslefs ASD0jls 116G. @AA
~ Ord4fs forthS Omnibus 70 ran 10 and from the
Railroads and Etoam h0Ata, left u ths Stable or the
1t, Charles Hotel, vinbs promptly etsssSst To-.
Ii declOd V.VANOkSDAL.
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KEOKUK, IOWA TUESDAY. APRIL 16, 1861.

furs Gaash t.old. Hoayse- esa IaAM-
:: /!
y ensa, sxy Irritation or SCrensss cf the
Ihrodfs Reiiees The Hacking CeagA
ysyS@NEHsIIJ IN CrnsHs.Efie7a, Bronchitis astaHsa
H and Gaf0,yh, Clear and Girg
Vk4ai1kD SfssRsfh to the Voice ef
4e Ru0G1C <REA KEKN, AND
SINGERS.
Few arc aware Of tho import1lce of chpcsinc
Crugh or "tommon Cold iii it's 6rst stage; that
tich In the begning would yield to nild reluedy
II neglected sovn attacks the Lrngs. "Byc,os 4
Hron.As@i IyoeAAs, = containing demulcent ihgre-
disnts, aLay falnoEaTy ard hroneAiai irriia tion
BH0wN'A '.Thst freu Bile in my Throat, ffcr
a InOCAES vhich the q Tsoehcss' are a 20 ci Coy
having naaas me oiten VII IL rss -
M. r. WILLIS.
lfMO Wnss ~ recommend their use to rup-
Tks OCkAE fLic sPEAkEks.n
Rev. n. m. CHAPLIN.
"ilave proved extremely service
atlc for UoAAsxkKss.'
Fer. IL. ~ AA u u Rssl:e ~ III II : stss. II :
RHOW WINS "Almost instant reiisf in the
+ TnUC1IEA distressing iatr'ref trea thing rscu-
.s iinr TO a sJnRA.''
..-..4.. ker. A.C. EGGLEsToH.s
ntsnuNss le.ii Contain q Opium .r anything
'EH That ls Injurious
ss# Dr. A. A. HAYES,
4 ss THemsf Besfon
"a simplc and pleasant com bins
80 tivu for Evuc nk, ac."
ERVsNN'@ LIZ. II. h. BiGELGE,
hNVNHhss DNSisa.
BE BeHeGeiafin BRo~currTs -
Dr. j. n. w. LANE,
ASHuWN7S Bed0a.
TKOCHLs 81 hsye proved them exec len Or
WHoorIsG CuuGa." t+
Rev. Ii. VI. WARREN,
Boston.
BROWNS Beneficial when compelled to
1HOCMES spsak sui ring from CoLps'
hev. So. .F.ANUEhs9N,
81. Louis.
BROWNsS "FFrEcrrAL in RENE wing the
TAkOUbES iiosrseness and Irritation II thu
broat. 80 common with srEAKxas
and srsGEEsa
Prot. M. STACY JOHNSON.
LaGranye, Co.
BROWNS Teacher OF Ausic Sontherp
TkOCHEA Female College,.
"Great benefit Mhen taken after
preaching, they prevent Hnsrsc-
BROWN Ns> meas. trt their past effect,
TkOCAEs think that they will be OF permanent
advantage to me-,
ksv. n. R0WLFY, A. NJ,
1SH OWNS Prcs't Athens COLLEGE,
Tk OCB Ek len nessea.
RSoM by all Drnggists at 1AM
nov n -dI Iw-6m, lWENTY Eve cENIs A HOX
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-16
GEO, O. ANDKRsoN. ss ALEX. BARCLAY.
IESTiBLlSnRB IN l8ls.
BANKING HOUSE Of
Geo. q. Anderson Il Go.

r HAVE Tnfs DAY ADMITTED AS A PART
I SER in the Banking Business, ALEX. BAscIAr,
twhe has been my Teller for the last six years..
he butinesswill hereafter BE- conducted uuder the
Hrsa and rtrfc of - :
GEO. q. ANDERSON = CO.
Bsing one Of the oldest Han king Houses (if not
the odestl in lows, the new 6rn solicits contin-
nance of former patronage 20 hbcss1ly a. tended
to them. 8a8 al xA #sM
They will make Collections and remif---lesx Ex-
change--an the day OF payment, free of charge
Their references are - Icfasriy by tine senior
partner, viz:
aag 4a kIE8RENCte:
Winslo~, Lanier 4 Co.. Bankers, New-York.
FAfh Bank, 1t. --7---7 -7Ta7 - -@ST
Edward W. Clark Co., Phil ladefphia. Hea
h CiaPp, Euilev Aebrowne, Bank srs Boston.
Howl nd ban king Goa pany, q. 4ag J" aa T6
Hofmann Gelpcke, Chicago.
Marine Bank;
- Farmers. IePosit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Mechanics bank, 80
Kramer d Eahm, Bankers, !"
0ilmore Br0tbertan, Bankers, Cincinnati.
A. 70. Hunt Co., Bankers, Leuisvllie, Ky.
STATE Savings lnstitntion, ~. Louis Ne.
Keokph, AN. /, IS. GEO C. C.ANDLksoE.
jsEls6B ~
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DIRECT IMPORTATION
= ardwars and Cutlery.
S. w. & III. TUCKER,

I IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
= have IN store, and rscci living their Suppiics
Tor the spring Trade, the srs, hich
they o6er TO cAAn AND pKoAPT ring BUrEEs on fa-
vorabls terns. lhe stock being snasualiy large
theyconndently ly solici. an OF thesams.
s. ". = A. Iutkkk,
Sign Of Red Padiock, cor. Main u I'd sts.
Ksokuk, March v, lS6e-dAw A#ss
"A In hhs, kLCks, sHUNkl.s, Ac.,s for sale B,
NJ moh0dAw N. IUukkh.
nkItTIN'E hUEhE hAiLs.--Iooa Il stock Of all
~ sa.sz fer saae BY - p w = = +. Tux EK.
~CiIhE kIF LIS Various qualities of seyth
- Rifles And sharpcnerst Tor sale BY
MsrcAs-dA~ swsn. n.TrcKER.
4 aEs SHUVELs.-- A iargs stock or Anies
mArch9 S. va IL. TUCKER.
( .hiADoIU UNES.--1Ae Dsa ~ vi .nastcnea, OF va
~ rion. siIes, far sale by
S.W. a n.TUckEH.
sisa 81 RED raAsock.
March .. 'd0-d4w Cor. Main 4 adst
l. k.N1E Ma AI.A.
L fiae Sd 40
Flooring do
Anno4lsa do teslinch--s superio,articie.
sia Siaissias g. ss
fogeskes With . NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fothcrxArL,
OF the Belmont hrand Just received and Tor sak
Gov BY Imeas] s-H. 4 II. TUCKER,
4 MAN, N,dAADhA, y 4 u bblN shcr axoes
~ Spades, shovels. Mat,ocks and Picks;
scythcs, Sraths, and Grain Cradles;
COw-hells, hakcs aud Corn Planters;
tI, Trace and halter Chains; s&
cuttin Boxes, Hay and Straw Knives;
Hay Straw aud Manure Forks;
And = large stock pf AssoK4sp HARDWARE ant
CUTLERY ca h4ndand Tor sale Low by ~
mchedtw s.. W. 8 u. 1uCKER.
cNf.NA GlOUP> TkEAs 1sOOk4 III
a NEW supply Of Tress Hoops. Of the size.
: \ usually wanted, together with . general ~
sortmentof coopcrs Tools, lust received. and fol
sale low by r. w. Il III. TUCKER.
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z i mAnufacturcrs . Etereoscopic Camera los ahe
psrposs Of taking Stefeographs Of Dvellings, both
public and private, Family droups. &c., Ac.; also,
new pAftaTns Of Stsreosc0pio Boxss, shoWlna
from 10 to 100 views.
\ Lksnesses Of every variety neatly inserted II
Plain and Fancy Cases, fsames, Trays. tes,sf
every style. as
Satisfaction guaranteed. H has ~ instsunsat
-. !. .aa.sss. Via ssaSl5e II. . tsss is,ss
number Of pieBurss With dispatch and - Very Nv
prices. All srs respectfully invited ~ eAli 9no
1xAmtn@ speaimsns. n. XaLNELIs
RSomS "a t8 1AiArSt. IN dees kSsn 1hie1snl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-14

market, among which may be named westley Richards
and Henry's These guns neither Of them equal 10
Terrys though Henrys has been Landed by some Of the
journals The United Service Ga,ee, tho Times, the Err
dniner the Morning Herald and several other journals
have given elaborate articles with descriptions and ac.
counts Of the practice and of Terys rifle II being
conessedy superior TO any other soldiers tool in the
English market is sufficient apology for devotng the
space that have to Its description Terrys infantry gun
exactly IKE the caroine, only ongers the ncaest look
ing rifle ever saw in my life
How long will be before your government in spite Of
interested makers, contractors and jobbers will intro
duce an arm like this into your servcep Terrys rife
can DO loaded and fired eleven twelve times minute
and whether one ball in hundred and twenty on an
average in battle, hits its man. larger lesser per
cenage, the shower of eaden hail that will come from
regiment armed with such piece must be terrific
But my purpose Is not TO urge your government to
adopt or use any particular implement, but TO describe
the most efficient arms now made or in in Great Bri-
tain. The carbne costs here about GO sterling The
government furnishes the stocks and gets them
featured by contract for about f5. In America they
would cost about the Sharpe's carbne-not far
from $35 This s the breech loading gun Of the British
service the most effective small In use in Europe
Casher Terry's breechloading rifle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-14

possession would give your in the present
conflict overwhelming advantage above your adverse.

would Give vour sovernment in ths nresent
conflict an overwheminc adysnta ae above vour
ries. 80
81 The saving IN war exner,es md xa,rah,a
lives. the advantara and credI, ~ an aG,cons
blockade. the brief Tina recr,rsd With ,hs
nse Of tbesa Guns for The rosnn,on ~ Norc,lr
Charleston. Savannah pensaco,. snd New orlssus .
the nrestige the noe ~ ,his sr nia ,o ,ho limited
statea ooysrnmen, mo h,an "o ~ TX s'1 oorNt ana
The vsss econon an. v vi .no Sos IVA IN
dns,ria ;ntoros,ss 90 re- W 'io ~. " 20 a
sneedv and snccesseI ,anot o o ha,,sr caicn-
ia,ed q, Tho c 90 can W. o,S nro
hahlv "r,onr, =, ~ .ue oonno. W. wh aI, m P
oa WIZ ~ W humorous o imons o' u"" ,or.
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