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SPRUCE CREEK, HUNTINGTON Co., PAP
, , January 49, 1861. :
SIR You will please send me two boxes of your Cephac
Pills. Send them Immediately
Respectfully yours
JN0 B. SIMONS4
excellent. WV ~ ' ~
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BEVERLY, MASS, Dec IL, 1860
II. G. SPALDING, Esq.
wish for circulars large show bills, to bring
Gephac Pills particularly before nv customers
If you have anything of the kind, Please me.
One OF customers subject severe Sck Head
ache usually lasting days,) UdS cured of an attack
IN one ho'r ba POUR Pills, whcn sent her.
Respectfully yours. W. B. WILKES
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4latfotW SEaIfs.
CErtiaQts.

St!t4HGt&.
stSssas~s&s r. CARaIAG ES.-Ne haye4n h.uJ, at
!az--1I-O OUR MANDATORY AND REPOSITORY
nne OF tAe largest "pd hest assOr:.aauts Of CAR
AGES t? he found in the city Persons in want OF Car
RACES are invited 10 e. End examine stock,
determined TO sell at low ana as accuarodating
terms as any ether establishment.
1900 AULhMTER G Fi'NTFR.
ja95-tf Corner 81 Howard and Franklin sts., RaIt
Ss GARRIkGE8l CARRIACFSI-
sHls5- haveon hand At - North GAY STREET, theIqr
Eest assortment 81 FASHIONABLE CARPIAGES south o
ts% o1%, ali Of the 2iest fashions and approved
SYKES The pu'c GVitei to cali examine FOR them,
S@Ves asi oil which will Se sold On reasonable terms.
BURR HiiGHT y GCUH& ELL.
- Repairing done - =. shortest n0tiaa Tg-sz-tf
EFURLET'T Il Sl41!'S
- CAHi.iAGa AANUFACFGRE,
Nc. 81 HgaNg STa.=r.
Ssf seSS- The undersigned having greatly en-,
larged their premises aud Increased t,,sfr raci!i-
s5 Deg iea"e 10 call the attention ~ the pua" treil
Intensive stock Of every cPtou CARRIE EG Finished
70 me nost elegant style and durable MANNER which hey
are prepared 10 sell terms REPAIRS al
tended to wish dispatch and st reasonable prices.
JOHN i',.5t5ETF 3 SON.
-I24-H - North street. Ra!f;ugass.
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from the Advertiser, Providence, r. IL
The testimony in their favor is strong from the most
espectable quarters.
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Cephalic Pills accomplish the object which they wer
made, viz: Cure of headache in all its forms.
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IRON the Examiner, Norfolk, Va,
hey nave been tested in more than, thousan cases
with entre success
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FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE co.
ESTABLISHED IN 1886.
Cash Capital and reserved fund 900 OlO
Invested in the United states............. $50 OGa
SHAREHOLDERS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR
ALL ENGAGEMENTS OF THE COMPANY
ALL DIRECTORS ARE SHAREHOLDERS.
DIRECTORS IN NEW FORK.
JAMES BROWN, Chairman.
FRANCIS COTTENET, Deputy c. airman.
f. NJ. ARCHIBALD, H. B. 81. Consul.
EUGENE DUTILH, HENRY GRINNELI,
JOS. GAILLARD, ALEX. HAMILTON, Jr,
E. F. SANDERSoN.
BALTIMORE A AGENCY
LOCAL ADVISORY BOARD:
Alex TURNBULL, C. MORTON STEWART,
WIN. H. GRAHAM, WM F. MURDOCH.
Counsel, T. W. BRUNE, Esq, of firm of Brown Bruno
RISKS TAKEN ON PROPERTY OF EVERY DEsCRIP
TI0N AND ON LIVES at LOWEST CURRENT
RATES.
KREBS & HALL,
NA. kREBS, Agents for the
". CARVEI. HALL. State of Maryland
So EXCHANGE PLACE,
fe22eoH BALTIMORE.
WIN. kREIS. W. CARVEL HALL
KREBS d HALL,
INSURANCE AGENTS
AND
ADJCSTERS OF AVERAGES
Also, BROK ER in all business connected with Vessels
Damaged Goods and claims against Insurance Companies
d .TU
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a.
LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED 1880.
CHARTER PERPETUAL:
oTFICEA-No. 6 soUrH srBssr.
JOHN } DONALDSON, President.
AsUREsIL FOR ONE YEAR, A TERN OF YEARS
OR FOR LIFE
ANNUITIES FOR AGED PERSONS.
ENDoWMENTs FOR CHILDREN.
SLAVES INSURED, either Men, Women or Children,
atthe lowest rates
DIRECTORS:
WIN. G. HARRISON, 81. DONALDSON.
s. J. DONALDSON, A ALDRIDGE,
c. A. SCHAEFER, GEO. s. GIBSON,
&. F. CHAMBERS, ROBT A. TAYLOR
F N. COLSrON, Secretary
DR. F. DONALDSON, Medical Examiner,
o4-1 "a Franklin street.
fI0ALEs INSURANCE AGENCY,
" ConsEEGiAL BUIL2iyas, GAY ST..
the Licensed Agent, with fun powers, for the
HARTFORD FIRE ms Stsi tRA nee COMPANY,
Cash Assets, $so6.coO
| HONE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORE,
Cash Assets, sl,4s2IGJO.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD,
Cash Assets, s3302l5.
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms CO. HARTFORD
Cash Assets 1851 ,0o4
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON INSURANCE CO.,
| Cash Assets, s373,233
MARINE
| MERCHANTS MUTUAL ms. Co, OF RAITTy0R-
| Assets, S2l4,43
GEO. B. COALE, sec'y. 0''~A''@1' M ff'''
| LIFE
! EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF TIKI
| UNITED STATES.
| FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES oh
| ing, and at the most reasonable rates
Reliable information given on ali matters relating 70 EE
INSURANCE, such forms Of application statements
| loss, &c, ~-'-' =
Snort RISKS on Merchandise TAKEN with return OF Pre-
Giurn, for months not used " -
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From the Southern Path Finder, New Orleans, La.l
Try them you that afflicted, and we are sure tina
your testimony be added the already numerous lis
that has rec ievd benefits that other medicine
duce.
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in the immediate Reighhorhood of the well known farms
OF MeSsTs Cromwell, Linthicum and others which supp
.ne SatnHre AMI PHILADELPHIA markets 50 largely with
"u most Of which is particularly adapted for Vegetable
, III. cpit3re aijons the Mill Seat. portion of it is
s' ll'.hHhED and there are many fine sites with ex-
'ensive views. he route Of the
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
passes through the entire tract
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, YPsILANTI, MICH, Jan. IA, 1861.
Mr. SPALDING
SIR: Not long since sent to you box of CeahaIic
Fills for the OF the Ner Headache and
and received the they had good effect that aoas
induced to send for more.
Please send by return mail. Direct to
A. Z. WHEELER,
Ypsilanti, Michigan
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from the st. Louis Democrat
The immense demand for the article (Cephalic Pills
rapidly Increasing.
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from the Kanawha Valley Star, Kanawha, Val
We are sure that persons suffering from the headache
who try them, will stick to thesa
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from the Advertiser, Providence, R. IL
The Cephac Pills said to be a remarkable effective
remedy for the headache and of the very best for tina
very frequent complaint which has been discovered
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From the Gazette, Davenport, Iowal
Mr. Spading would not connect his name with an articl
ne did not krolu to possess real merit
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This is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
l. bers have obtained from the Orphans Court of BaIt
more ey letters documentary the of ALEXAN-
DER WINCHESTER, late of said city deceased. All per
sons having claims against said deceased, he eby
to exhibit The "ith the vouchers thereof to Samuel
Mactier acting executor before the 9th dav of No
TenOer, next they nay otherwise, by Law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate Ali PERSONS indebted said
estate requested to immediate payment Given
under our hands this 2Itn day of May, 1851
SARAH ANN WINCHESTER.
SAMUEL MACFIER,
HENRY CARROLL,
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Z A PERLE CHAMPAGNE.
- This celebrated Wire is highly sparkling, perfectly
pure and OF rich ruty taste, unsurpassed in Quality by
G1V WINE in the A0tertcGa market.
RUBIS Cabinet Observation-Disclosures attention of
c1nnosseurs invited to its qualities and superiority as
dinner Wine OF anrigsed merit It's beautiful Rsy
guaranteed to be the natural product OF the grape
PAgTCULARNoTIcI The undersigned, being aware that
many competitors spreading the report Wine
Imported under the Of Rubis is ar6cialy coored do
hereby bid the of TEN THOUSAND DoLLA any
who could in public experiment, afford the
Si proof that the deep color CT the Rnbs any
nS else but theioe Of the grape
]. Gosaa A Co.,
For ,ala ,., Chalons sur-Marne France
nIT.ts CHARLES H. MYERS BRO.
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BAITIM0RE

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
Il CITY ELIZA BENRlCKS as SOLOMON HEN
R1CkS-The object of this suit is to obtain a divorce
gi1c10 narirno of the compsinan the defendant
The bill states that complainant and defendant married
on the 18th day Of March, 1919 and lived together until
october s5 as his wife, and that the complainant per-
formed all her duties in faithful manner and gave no
cause Of COMPLIANT The Pill further states thai the said
abscond and aband the said complainant sRd that since
sid abandone The said complainant been compelled
to depend her relations for her support and that the
said defendant has not contributed to the support the
comp inant III way and that the defendant is at this
time in parts unknown, beyond the Limits of the State Of
Maryland. ~ ~ "
thereupon this 2lt day OF May A. D. 1861 ordered
mat IN complainant copy Cf this order together
with the object and substance Of this bill be inserted in
some newspaper published III Baltimore CITY, once week
for four successive weeks before the 25h day June next
giving notice to defendant of said bill and warning him 10
appear in this court in by solicitor on or before
the Both day Of september next to show cause why de-
cree should not pass prayed
VIM GEO. HREBS
True copy-Tes ROBT j. KERR,
me- IaW4w$ CIerk
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HNOR SALE.-Farms, Houses, Country-Seats,
II Lots and Ground Rents. A fine Farm mile from the
eisterslown Turnpike ana 10 miles from Baltimore CON
tanning 40 acres well improved. One Ct $40 acres in Lou
con county, Virginia, the loud0n and Hampshire Pail
road land in hgh state of cultivation, buildings first class
would he divided into two desIr-d psice
SO per acr One o. 10 the Western Maryland
HaliToa0, 3 miles from Baltimore. Apply 20
mh26 If No. Soma ,tra.t
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III OIlCE 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. MoAVOY
y JENKINS have this day executed to the under.
signed deed Of all their property, in trust for Tie benefit
o. their creditors. The deed is recorded at the Clerks
oh.e of the Supero Court aed contains among other
PROVISIONS preference favor Of such creditors as shall
within sixty days from its date release and
to accept such dividend as they may receive full salts
Proper have been left with Mr. PROVOST at
Clerks Office for those who wish to avail ~
the benefit OF this provision. " "
- CUMBERLAND DUGAN, Trustee
-I,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-28

The Berlin papzrs are illed With accounts Of dgs 10
high lie which recently took place nesT Potsdfn, be-
tween Mj)r.Gencra Baron De hs1teUhe chief (chs) OF
he military cabire, OF the King and NJ TwssNn, coun.
.eor to tae t5o.aa o: .e5hH spd q the prof
Of theology at tie Berlin University. The Gauss Of tic
quarrel vas an ANONYMOUS pamphlet entitled CeyH pad
sncoys ro, sa,,r.r what may III save U.s., and intms
tlrg pretty clearly tho safety Of tie government
CURED the immed.aie removal Of Maios-Generai, etc
Iartculiel, on accoa OF las favoFsl and general in
competency.
On the ground paconis made the usual attempts Al
rsconc lstou with the usG.l rsult-N Twesen having
declined to IN d very mild otU Of explanation assentsC
to by Gen Niuteuel Inc parties then took ,hsr places
when NJ Tge-en advancing three PAGES fired, and mar
rowly missed hitting bis adversary in the face. The Ia
ter then raised his pistol advanced ard said Monsieur
TEesten throughout this ,ir you have conducted our
self like perfect gentleman. consider It, therefore
nv duty 70 beg Of YOU to terminate this dit
ference by sgniog he simple declaration prepared by
mutrsl friends" Il. Teesten replied that i. impossi
ole for him TO make any k1d Of retrsction The Gene
raj then seTpad back three aud fred wounG.ng
gwes,.u in tie ball Of TIE right hand And thus say
the Gazette de Py',sse ended affair in re
succ,s so deplOrdble."
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Chesterfeld. June n. ls6l.
STEAM Is PONDER.
tor Of the WIG:

To the Editor Of the Wig:
It has been brought TO my attention that there Is
sca.ci:y of saltpere manufacture powder sufficient
for our present and future If such unfortunately
bs the case which hope not and under all circumstances
why should ne not advantage of the present oppor'
t1ny, now that Mr. Dickinson is here, and have butt
one or more steam guns They an army aud navy oI
themselves No 7oier Is required, nor many other ar'
cles that artillery and shiPguns require 1t IL welt
known fact, that if steam is properly applied it has
much greater power than powder Let there be no more
delay. but build steamgua and not waste the Con!ed
crate funds il building castles IN the air.
l. is suggested tina: tovusl the interior might find an
invaluable resource in case OF attack from having one q
thesa guns With ono of them few men could put to
rout largo force The cost Of an engine and gun com
pleto viii not exceed S5C00-which is much cheaper
mode Of defence than any other yet devised
The attention Of editors and others favorable to per
feet sefpro.ec.ion is invited to consideration of thu
subject. A CrfIzsY.
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The TRAVIS BALL.
The Vick.burc Miss Sun says:

The Vicks5urg Miss Sun says:
Capt John Travis bss perfected all the necessary
raugements for manufacturing his new and improved
conca muset ball ard will shortly be prepared to fur
nish balls to those companies parties desiring them.
With this description OF ball, the common smooth-hore
musk.t has the same range snd the precision Of
fire as the riff, and the wound occasoued by the pro-
ecs far deadly than that Inflicted By the
mon bullet the ange propeller fan attached to the
ball acting upon the principle the barbs of
arrow, aud preventing its extraction.
We believe that Capt. Travis intends giving e1hibi'
ton of its wonderfuaccurecy in shooting in few days.
when ne viii take occasion to speak further the sub
iect.
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VIEWS OF SENATOR CRITTENDES on TIE '

The Hon. John j. CitieLden mad; speech Z,
ington, Kentucky LAST week thus defining BIS lo'''-
a candidate for Congress: ..
The fret great object which We srdently de''Ie'
that this war should be pu. end 20, hat tle -
continued, and the devastating II became 'Is
difficult would be its solution; and TO toe ,hd ol pa
ton and the restoration OF the friendly lee-s' 80
once prevailed among happy and prosperous ~ 4,
o common government would his whole eoeig''' y
voted, il it should be the pleasure OF the people
'e upon him the responsible trust OF repFeseE y 4
To war of utjugston he was oopJ5ed, anu vi.
was satisfied that the GoyeTnme1; dll nothing nloJ
its duty Ia the preparation it had made 70 deieuu
National Capital, ye: he would be prepared al a. ~
r1ent to lend helping hand TO arrest the iai'9'i
gress of this unnatural lct. @r Lincoln, DC u''
was not the President of ms selection, nor be
responsible for nor prepared TO eus'an the pore!
functonary. Lbcon, however, Tss not tie O0''iIs
| although charged for the time, wiki ~ sdniA''.
functions aud while he repudia'ed all allegiance -
or his creed, he Was, as be had always proiefssi
loyal TO the Constitu,icn of his country, urd,E ~.
nation bad been so prosperous, the people 20 H'e I
happy, ard the blessings Of which are priceless -"
Vulnerable. "A
Mr.. Critteuden declared that, in bis Judgment !
means should be resorted TO 70 restore lhe olesss
peace, to preserve the Union, and to hand dosa,
paired, the noble institutions which hsvs come cO''
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nc Winans' Gun.

Tie soere. q ths famous steam Gun Is ia tais city
TIE Yankees stole the engine bur they did not suessed in
eap.urnz the art Of working s. lt strikes us that this
a. Apparatus which might be rendered very useful 70
us Ia defending coast and interior towns and clearing
oar rivers Of Yankss craft The entire COS. vii not eS'
esa ssooo-snd the whole can be constructed Ia Rich
psaa.
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LETTERS TO AND FROM SEcsDED SrATEs.-The Post
master General in answer numerous inquiries touch.
ing the carriage Of letters to the dsoya States by
press companies writes that he has ceased TO have any
arrangement for the mails her thence but that
private parties may carry etter3 provided that they do
not violate the laws of the United States the regula
tons of the Departuent, receive stolen stamps in
lieu of purchased IL ia added however that the
regulation of the intercourse between the two sections
il uudsr the control Of the military authorities OF The
country and THAI therefore, is not the province Of the
Postmaster General decide whether the express bust
uess shall be co1doued or not-N T. Tribune.
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fare, and captured board priyateer commissioned
by the Confederate States Government
The other points proposed to be discussed under the
second leading head referfedela 4- rP'cn'in great
measure will he found to DO consequences OF what has
been herein established but their consideration must oe
deferred aud made the subject Of another communion
ton. Y. " H.
u VI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-28

DraocRArrc EnroFs CoSvESr.oS.-The New York
Ir5rtc ,l the 3 ls. SAYS Off:
Toe Democracc eli 1rs ofuis State are summoned TO
meet 10 this city on rlu.siay OF uCx, week We believe
,hs ca Is dictated hF party maglatas Who have entered
into secret underwriting vilh omssares from tho Fcb-
el chcil 10 crowd the government into dscrediebe
psce aud hat the cooperation Of the couary press Is
needed 20 give else. 70 the srrangement 9pcle
tho subjects may proYgiEe shal see
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-28

IL Nrw Essz.a-Loam>4 BisLE.-We learn thai Nr.
James uoatrj,. sa.-. en-~li.a o. Peters burg, We,
p. f-.-at-f rcv 0r,sc1-osdiug ' which has been
o.culesa av competent Judges 10 be taa best yet
-.lu.5e.u.e5 Fl is said % &c simple in i,= cousruc-
..8r -sc-as se 5avusrls, Only avoiding s detects.
Hitl % there IS 10 escape OF gas the cartridge haFcE
tube and can attached vai,h ADDS agd..y TO us lead
le aud Tor distance ari accuracy IS sli1 hst It can
rs. ts sl.-re.-eJ f- vii! thus oe seer that Lincoln
1c-Ess IS daily b-si1g out tue iUveut,e Laeot OF orr
Southern people aud we are daily becoming more ince-
r.rd.1. Tlcr5 j. no estimating the blessings which
ell Aces blockade viii confer upon the people Of t1c
Oil. j. vii contribute more 10 Sorihero indeper-
elss t-sr ever could have been accomplished other
a.-s-u1l. hsg.
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oaences Nations, not parties to war, lock mainly to
the facts Of its existence its magnitude, lie cftst upon
their commerce and the relations Of other pO'er3 TO the
contestants. and without any examination into the causes
Of be STRIFE so long they remain Neutral they treat
each party equally right, or perhaps 1t might be more
properly sad-fgaaliy roag It Is enough ior the Tor
ep power TO know that war exists Nor is at ali ma
teria whether both parties recognized governments
having complete diplomatic intercourse With ihe world
or whether the contest is civil wGr between the old
Government aad al element or . part thereof seeking
to dissolve the conre1on If the strife amount TO wsr,
hit be such contention between parties in arms, eu-
blowing such organ zad force tends 10 disturb the re-
atous OF other Governments with the contcndng par
dies, then foreign neutral powers according TO the rules
Of international Law, must regard both as having the
same be5creu; rights and Of course, if circumstances
are such as 30 require such treatment at the hand Of
other powers the parties themselves should be governed
by the same rule This view ia fully supported by su'
thority. see Vattels Law Of Nation- chIp. xvi CT
Civil War" especially 1922, S29S and S2o4; Wheatons
Elements Of International Law, edition 1867 pages 81
aud 81, chap il. Is Dr.. Whettoa5 work is (nean'aS
sq, un the present war respected as the best dui6o
rf on rterradoHahw,i il the United sate7, and - "a
Es.r %. work esteemed and relied much and Per
maps more than any other on tina, subject sc quote
passaee par Of The to1t cited above, p 81, in which,
speaking zee The marga OF parties to cgi. war enr
o. e., -. ',.,,,r.I;,v !. T.,
- - -. Ut, ,.-,,.,,l.
-, ~ ,., - Lilo, ,.- gi,,, 70 1gb.i,
w., ~. ~. ,..b. of blo,r.
-, ,-,-..-,.,
~, ,.,. mar. or -. ravoI
i.. ~. ,ro,-o,,-,, couelrv
dh...,..io, cf t-,a,iss rroyo,,.Iy
.....l.,..., d. =, .,.,..,rr .-3 f,r.;gn s,s,r.n
-. -. ,r co,r,o ,tot ,5s-o should he
,.l.,.....-,...., ~ ...i,lo 81, ,oiong or
,,;.. o.. -,...r.. ,, ..s e-.5yms5t Of these bcfger
.-.-.-l.. i,J..,.,, E..,.e,,,. Int Tc,. D. -.
80 ~ and cas-. Of ss,tis.as lr;ai4.I Z, IIea.s,s
p., D.gs 2ss1
r-- In declaring that The sec.deG States sre not emf;
led TO Jslie,reat rights in the present war; end in
threatening 10 treat The citizens Of those States in the
.r Of t..-e r;r5 rs rebels and trai,or-, those pre-
tending 20 aio-,.,s. the srs OF the present Federal
c-srrs-t ara tbemsclv,s IN oos r.ss't iyn. not OIL
.,s, ,be fundamental ori1eipss IN the maintenance Of
til thu. Goz-r,r,ert or;,ia.tsd. and agans the law
>.,rs ca r ,rer.s.,g r.e.g1;-sd aud urters,ooi bu.
.rsv are also ia goc. rebellion azails. principle
.hbc3 o., be ,ons,an. Political and d. loo,at.c action
~ m. ,oy.ri.et ,r 20 the date of the present war;
,s r. gsas.si instance, no. oaf7 ..onsi BIZ. .g-
5,,.i nv the ,5i,i.i branch OF tie Government by
,.,,srces and i,srne7.s Broaou.e.d ty the Supreme
-,,.. ter ia is,b vas occupied By the ligaes. aid