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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-26

We commend to our readers the rist snd
patriotic .cn,imcnn expressed by the B,s-
ton Herald "a democratic paper IN its eve
ming edition Of Saturday, which We COPY
below
"Tho events which aro tran'p'rins At
Charls.,oa are the result Of q long cherish.
ed and wicked intention TO rcvolut,oniIs
.hs country, by the men who are now CON.
mandins the Sju,hern conf,deracy. ani
who have inaugurated civil war. IL COM
uenced when John @. Calhoun broke with
Gen. jackson, and IL has gone ON with in.
creased bitterness u ,hs present time. when
matters In dispute must be settled at tho
pom, Of the bayonet and the cannOD's
mouth.
"The question OF Slavery IN the Terrific.
ries has no more to do with the subject than
has the difficulty at Japan. IL has been
struggle for power and . determination to
rule or ruin. In every instance the North
has yielded to the South. Tho democratic
party OF the free States havo been abicct
slaves to tho Southern leaders and have
given them votes enough at the North to en-.
able them to control the General Govern
n'ens since the days Of Jsffsrson.--~i,h liz.
tie interruption. until the overwhelming
defeat they suffered last fall. This defea,
the South desired. because they saw tho
b<'aucs Of power passing away to ths free
Ssates.-and they must cut loo.e from q
free people to form new alliances with those
who encourage slavsry sud the slave trade.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-26
rmm the Rangor Tims..

"In tho present crisis there 10 but one
alternative for The Gossrnmsnt--eitber TO
surrender 10 tho reb,l., suier itself 10 Be
broken into fragments and Lapse into ansr.
ehy, and annih,laiion, or 10 maintain its
authority and integrity and preserve na-
tionai existence. Can ,ho-e DO any doubt
where the path OF duty aRd honor lies 7 10
not tho integrity II the American Union.
in which the hopes and interests Of million.
and .ho peace. p! Ibc world are involved
worth u .,russ.' IL tho Union in which
~e have lived and prospered. by which NO
have been strong and had name abroad.
and In which va have glorisi at hons. 70
DO made the sport Of maleonlenn and 10 b
over,hrown whep they catno. bald the
helm
II in times past is has been considered
di.sraeefdl to withhold countsnsnes TO tho
Government when engaged in offensive war.
what shall Be thought OF that base turpi-
tude which refuses TO defend the country
from attack. which sympa,hizes with the at.
tempt to overthrow the Government, and
which aides with the public enemy
The Hartford Post. one OF the straitrss
Democrats presses in Connecticut. assures
its readers. :" that IL is for sustaining the
Government st ell basards-that Insured.
ton and Treason oush, to bs put down
and that We shall sustain the Admini.trs.
tion In doing 30. 'n long (as Rufus Choats
said) a' there isa piece Of Plymouth Rock
len bug enough 70 msks gun dint Of
MayGod speed the right +"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-26

SurEr.KiLLISG Docs. Many remedies
have been prescribed to prevent, dogs killing
shesp-sueh .. bell. on some Of the aock.
claiming block to the dogs neck cutting
their tails oG !us, back Of the dogs care,
etc. The latter, 90 doubt, will always
prove eTee,ual when prae,ieed. bu, since
thi, ,emeiy does not command general ia.
vor, we will venture 20 prescribe another,
which we believe will answer every porpose.
IL i' simply fastening a small hell upon the
dogs reck. Murierer- choose to DO their
bloody work IN silence. The dog, with
bell on hi, neck. appears to know that the
perpetual tlnklc, unkle, which always nc.
COMPANIES him. would be,ray him. and con.
sequen,ly stays a, home.
lCOrr. Geuesos Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-26

DRY M,NuRK TOR Com IN TuK HUI In
nanuring corn in tho hill the use Of perfect
ly dry manure is to b avoided, as IL wi
take the moisture from the soil, and thu
delay the vegetation Of the seed, and in ca
Of hen manure and guano, destroy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-26

CrEIors ASisAL. Australia 10 n land
TOLL OF natural wonder. TO us. Grca, tract.
Of ,ha, eoun,ry Arc covered with balls
Of quartz, shot. as 1t were. irom some lunar
battery the natives kill the jumping kan.
CARGO by shooting the boomerang" round
the corner :" and there is the orniihoryncI,.
which puzzles na,uralisis to classify by iis
parado,'eal pecuiiari,ies. l, appears TO 30
= link between the quadrupei, bird and
reptile. II. body is something like ,ha, Of
a beaver !, has 10 ur 'hor, leg and is web.
footed. and on IL. little ia, head !, has the
bill Of duck. These creature. live great
deal in water their resorts are quiet creeks
fringed with weeds, among which they
search for food, They turrow in the banks
Of streams like mole- {; in disposition they
are timid, playful and harmless, and they
have bccn made very amusing pets.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-26
From the N.~ EaglinI Farmer.
Do Manures Waste BY Evaporation 7

Ma. EprroE We frequently hear u en-.
joined upon the farmer to plow ip manurc-
'oOG =. spread. jus, as though the elements
we're combined TO rob him. Now II We look
a, The operations Of nature IN her endeavor.
to repair her drOor'ng energies. We shall
end that she !. no such 'pcud,hriit.
Notice. II you pleas. the fertile prairies
Of the Wet. aud tell, II you can, II their
fertility !. due to any other source than the
rank growth Of vegetation that year after
year fall. and ro,s upon the surface The
rich interval. Of our own New England are
all instance. Of surface manurins How !.
forest land enriched, eIeep; by surface ma.
nurins' would no, be supposed TO argue
the placing OF all manures on the surface
far from It. Manures on plowcd land should
be ,hOrously mingled with the soil from the
surface to the depth Of four to siI Inches
Ba, !, !. the general opinion in ,hl- vieini-
" that all manure. should b. covered with
earth. consequently We see bot little top
dressing Of moving land. thing which
should be practicet on every farm.
All gardeners recommend the use OF WELL
ro,,ed manure. II well.rO,,cd manure !,
good in the garden. 1t Is good in the field,
and in order TO have rotten manure. We
mus, have iha, which has been exposed TO
,he atmosphere, and consequently to evapo.
alton. The question i', doe. il lo'e any OF
IL. value in rot,iu:' II i've mix apound oi
.a., with gallon Of water. aud eVapora'e
the water, We have the pound OF alt ''ill,
The process. o. making maple sugar i' an
instance Of evaporation without los.
Wells, Ne. ls6l. NJ. LrTTLETIILp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-26

Relief OF CnaxTD C,rrlr. A wiseon.
sin farmer say. that suir relief for horned
cattle. chokcl with potato. turuip. piccc
Of pumpkin. or the like, may bc obtained
BY propping the animals mouth oTen,w which
i. done with block of wood abou, two
niche. long. and one and halt inch square.
with u hole bored through IL, having cords
attached to tie TO the horns 60 keep i, in
is place. The reason OF the thing !. this.
there /. no danger OF choking bu, by the
swelling ofihc frst stomach, and that -
caused by the continual swallowing in ,hs
eaor, TO &c, rid Of the obstruction. Each
a,,emp, 20 swallow act. like force pump.
and force. DOWN a quantity Of air and saliva.
which in time will burs, the stomach. Tho
piece Of wool prevent. this. and also will
instantly release any wind accumulated
there. In a few hours (sometimes minu,c.)
the turnip will sOi,en and fall into the
stomach but the affair can at times b.
has,ened by unloosinc one side AMI give
mou,hful Of hay which may force i, down.
The remedy !. so simple ,ha, !, should hs
remembered. and. in case Of oced, applied.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-26
PARIS, MAINE,

ScikScx AIDING JusricE-iluSr roR A
CRIMINAL. The murderer Of the solitary
passenger. Judge Poinsot. in France. VAS
tracked. after Jumping od the railway t-a'n,
In the following manner An exact impress
sion OF hi. foo, mark was taken, q lev hours
subsequently,. by tho following ingenious
process A cor, Of sridiron. made OF wire,
was placed over the imprint. an inch from
the ground. On this gridlron was deposit.
ed thin piece OF tin. covered with burning
charcoal. In short time the ground boz
meath was heated 10 the desired extent.
The gridiron was then removed. and With
the All Of hair sieve tho impression Was
sprinklcd with layer Of stearine. reduced
to an impaipable power. by dissolution in
alcohol and sudden immersion IN cold wa
ter. The powder obtained bv the precipi.
,a:ion o. this mixture is 80 light that 'ts
fall doe. not change the position Of gain
Of sand. As soon rs u touched the hot
ground n melted and disappeared. The
soil was then given time to cool. after which
the imprint, fully ,mpresnated with ,,ear.
inc. was dug Up entire, and placed upon
square picce OF cloth. whose corners were
then gathered together. - s To form q kind
OF sack. Moulding plaster WAS then pour
ed upon the imprint. and the operation was
Such !. the accuracy Of this
process, tha, II no, only reproduees the gen.
eral outline Of foot, or ITS covering. but
every minute particularly. ia bare foot.
it shows the s,ae, shape Of the sole. and the
relative position Of the toes; ia boot or
shoe. the amour, Of wear sustained by the
cole and heel. the number OF nails, &c.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-26
FIRE INSURANCE.
FIRE INSURANCE.

EkXE RAA&NHW n MIL
khHka hhNOVNuEAhNVAh
TEE HAFa eGssHpGs t,sFsArrEN JnufWNTAE
-, -
NfyWdt MW eftehI
ms OxtANCE COMPANY,
(NoNTINuES TO OFFER TO THE PEOPLE OF DELLA.
~ ware its superior advantages against loss
Wy hre, all descriptions Of property except marine
isks
This Company ia tbs pioneer Of uutnAl Insurance In
our State being the to Introduce the principle among
~ All The othors arc mere limitations.
II rs recommended by hiteen years experience in, aud
eteuiiup To- the sub Of Mutual Insurance, which, Is
believed has enabled the Managers so to adj aud dis
rrimnate between the derent varieties Of property aud
risks As to render the nenhersip the most equitable and
M,duH Of any other Company in the State.
IT docs moi boast that II has met with no lnss only
QUO OF two small losses during Its existcneewhere the
INSURANCE Last small the utes must needs be in pro-
porhonbu justly oAsts that within the last ton years
II has paid Si6OO ia Losses aud attendant expenses with.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-26
AJJG7'I0NEERING NOTICE,
'rRUSSES, Sc.
Ritteg's Patent Truss and
SuDDOrter.

roo N.e. Nl oi-i wth Rupture. safely say that
Hta .is BE- article mHauf, turad Tor their relief 10
lsug NI -tttlal they used by the Professors
Duri s.a. Crtees Of the surgeons in ali tina pha.
ns!A -aii ludhy emiusntmeiiea men throughout
A hVym ltJ4e quantities ! furnish them at
.'Nf rq,- iln n..s Ones Gag bee bought Of the manu-
i"' lfrH.u'H attention paid o. adjusting them,
fiil| Di faf.H eialfr T.. S. HOPES.
FHih & Market Streets
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-26
LIVE STOCK INSURANCE.
TO THE PUBLIC.
NThe Mutual Live stock Ensur-
aRCe Company OF the State
nG Lnnl.a ANsaL.n-,s

fully organized and prepared to Spplica-
1 tOus iu insure all kinds Of Live Stock, such as
HORSES, MULES, CATTLE, SHEEP, Sc
II requires elaborate arsunot to convince an nel-
ligenl community ~ the Importance and prnprty OF live
Stock usuranee will It Is Judged be sufficient simply
To call their attention TO the subject
II the eaefui calculating business man e0nsl,s Ii
prudent to have his houses and merchandise insured
why not his horse and AQ surely the latter
item Of property, is as important lin proportion to hr
value as the former
Indemnity from loss by fire only, Stock and IIor.at,
has long been Appreciated hut this Is the first Company
organized in the state or the purpose Of nsurnB against
ihu enmhiued Risks Of fire, water accident and disase,
sud tue rt company So far ara informed any wlete
or-anilad ON tho mutual principles hut it this pruef
hH nsn success fully and economically applied 10 uih-r
characters of Insurance, Is we'll understood In the
neishh0rug c1uue, 1t Is not why il may. not he -
piled with equal Ur0it TO this clafs,
Ihc nAine- Of the tutpHatt- aud b0arl Of Dinpias.
ut any rate furnish guarantee Tint abuse Of the prn.
epie viii be suffered, aud tt the utmost care, fsir.es
security aud economy will DO consulted In its manage
ment.
Copies q the ae OF Incorporation and bylaws VI tile
COMPANY ready TOR delivery, the Office of the S-c
tsry ~ Wilmington. VIII iu iprsaripd rs mii nu ati-
rlcation 70 him with Address aud prrsuns desifoua aitr
duo INJURY, 81 inging their stock or 6jius the enter.
prise, will please forward tarindum of The prui.ll
amount they may wish insured proper leai ili
e seat to eAalin tho 1e, ami ikc HE app cation ia
due form. GEORGE u. lplipELL, r s,dtut
ROBERT McCABE, Secretary
wilmington, Del, July lst. ladl.--tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-26

FOR SALE

- beautiful country seat with two of uior
Gseh aeos o. lauli within one mile OF wilmius i,u
ssss Del Mansion House 80 lbs fu frrt. three soii-s
sgSshSN handsomely finished with wide yerahda Illt
i=Asessatni gu one sid, portable sas wolks, amt
water forced 70 ihr thirl story, with all c moleru im-
pr1vemens larta stable, rirsga house. &c all th,,
hui dnss are new hayn; heen etcrd within tho b. /
Two or tres years without r-gHTd eNpunse grounds
handsomely laid odt with the ehnces smic tte''s aud
erererees This property l. worthy Of tine attention at
AnyeentrmAu in want OF de-irahe country tesirust,
as It is considered oue of the best prnpriie near the
city; The pavement ~ extended within few mHlr !
yards Of The premises Tor further information arpy u
address SAMUEL Il. THOMSON, Heal Estate Asdut .ui
Market ttrset, Wilmington, nel.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-26
PURIFY THE BLOOD!
MOFFAT'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
And Phoenix Bitters.


THE high ant rnyel celebrity which these rs.eminen
,edici have acquired for their invaluable .ncay
In all the Diseases which they profess to cure has render
ed tbs usual practice Of putting not only unnecessary but
IN ALL CASES
of Asthma Acute and Chronic Rheumatism, Affections
Of the Bladder aud Kidneys.
blLlous FEvERs AND LIVER COMPLAINTS,
In the sUulh aud West, whore these diseases trayai
they will be- found invaluable. Planter, farmers and
others who once use these Medieiur will never alter
wards he rithout them
BILIOUS CllOliC, SERIOUS LoosENE-s, PILES. COS
TlNhNEsS, COLDS AND COUGHS CHullC, COR
Rurr nuMuRs, bEOPSlEs.
lNsFEistA-No person with this distressing di.ea.n
should delay nsing these Medicines Immediately
Eruptons Of the skin Eiydpelas- flatulrucy
fCVER ASn AGrK-For this .roulge Of the Western
county tio,o Medicines viii he ouud fsfs, slerly snI
certain remedy. Other ultdi Ines leave tile system sui
tci To teu, ct the disease cure by these medicines
fry them ce ,atsNcd and bu cured
fUuINEss or GuMpLBNttN--
GENERAL DEBlLllY GuuT GlppINEss. oRAyEI
Headaches Of every kiud, Inward fr,ur, nanmai ~
hngnmaiism Impure Blood, Iauudrc, Ln,- Of Appetite
Mth.rKAL hstAsfs-N Never fails tp eradicate rutirrl
ihernecs "i Mercury, Infinitely sooner than the mos
l3iM,,,t,ig9 p,,la,ston Of S,a,tsaplrilla
! NlbHI sWhATs NERVOUS DEBILITY. NERVOUS
| COMPLAINTS. Of all kinds ORGANIC AfPEtTlONs
10 fi The original proprietor these Medicines waa
tH't 81 lilrs o. 90 yeas andius, by thu u these
PAINS it, III, Head Side, Back Limbs, Joints and Or
son.
hngrMAr,-N Affected with mi. terrible disease.
VII to- surr vi r'liri by the Life Medicines
Rush OF ll"od 4" the Head scurvry salt Rbeuu
sono,rlA, or kXcs EyIL in iis worst forms Ulcers Of
every description.
MegNs Of all kinds are ipciually expelled by these
Medicines Parents will do woll in niniuat,f ileit
Whenever lhetr existence is a4spectcd Relief will lie
The Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters
ruk1fY THE BLOOD,
lfoparH and sold hy
DIR. WILLIAM d. M0FFAT,
$50 broadway. gorner Of Anthony Street, New York
fof sale ny all druggists Ie2d.ly.,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-26
GROCERIES,.


JACOB g. WELDIN
ilstz RESPECTFULLY infnrns the citizen OF Whining
N9fN ton, and the public generally that no has hand
hist his old established stand ut the Of sEY-
ENrI aud KING sts general assortment of vol select
ed Family Groceries, which he will ssh at the lowest prices
and on the most retsonahe terni Having for nimta
Of years been engaged In the husinoss lie rgpr fully IN
vtes the public to call aud ,saulno hls stock hu els
eouhdenti VIII give satstlou. 81
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-26
n. R. Bringhurat,s Bnlletin

Wholesale and Retail Druggist, $40 Fourth and
Nlrkfi street,
CEpllAlIC Pills (spluldine.l for Head Aeio a. II
X. Brinshursts III Market street
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs one of the tsat
Drug Store a''' y
TowNSEND'5 sARsAPARlLLA, fresh stock inst re
ceved and ior sale by ~ r. Briughurst, Aptthecafy.
WlsiARf's Pine Tree Tar Cordial, Tho celebrated
store. ~
sPAFFORD's OLIVE TAR the genuine article In Ia.
had by FALLING NJ u. Il. Biinghursts Drug SIRE
Mr.. WINS Ow'S SOOTHING SYRUP now In great
demand for children teethng, at H. H. Bfnghursts
fLAsks for fpOrsmen-l have fine assortment OF Vi
tipus sizrs from u pai tn PINT / have Just imported
them and they the finest quality Of Dxonl Tisks-
II. 4. Brnghurst, 81 Market street
BRANDY and WIlIskEY selected pure aud of 1na
quality for medical pufp0ses., by ~. Il. Brnghurst
FLAiGs RELIES for the immediate relief nf pain, at
II. Biinghursts.
JANNES fxpoctorsnt and sAnative PILLS for sale by
TIE agent, II. 4 Drnghurst
COLD CREAM thr chApped hands or lips for ssle in
any quantity, by II. Il. Briughurst.
bursts " " e
HosTEiTBRs DITTERs, they give general sailsiaction
Wholesale and Retail nrugsiM
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-26
REAL ESTATE.

lAA4AAAd an - - A-AAs
80 FARMS e,
:;j: FOR SALE. :!i;H
Eo2-Cdiei spine Grove i6talning 10 acres moro
Lawn and out buildings
No IA large modetn Mansion containing Il rooms,
with 70 arss uf land, moraur loss, within mile OF VIII
nneton with out bnillines~Aud choice fruit trees aud
grapes; handsomely laid ont aud planted with trees.
No l--Adjuns No. containing acre Ut llul, with
handtoine Dwelling we'll shadcl and stablins Nus.
and woutl he sold together.
No "a Farm ut 81 more or less, miles south
OILY from kenneu square Chester Cos Pa, with larn.
outbuildipgs, fruit, Aci in COED oder.
lin Mill Creek lld) to Newark within "a niiel oi Mil.
town in good order and with fair buildings.
No. ~ Farm in good ORDER aud goul bnlldiurs OF So
acres In sandywina Hundred, miles from WlWinginn
~ miles from the Depot al tho Practical farmer w
No. S.-a5 acres for sale, within . miles OF Krnnet
Square towads heirin1ywine along tile railroad, with
good buildnEstwo DWELLING, and would divide WELL in
excellent order.
No. D. Farm e( Ii acresiu Appointments Hundred
within mics Of blarkhiri st llon with budiHsH aud
orchards,
Nv IA Farm Of 80 acres in Konueit Township Ches.
irf County, With good Buildings, Orchards a. and in
good order.
No. IA Farm Of ~ acres Of land within mile o
WillnF Undivided into heGs, with reasonable build
No i2sl icres Of Lana within miles wiimirrion,
pretty good buildings In fair order suitable for truck
No lais acres Of land in Brandywinu Hundred, wiz.
~ " miles Of Wilmington, with orchard and epmlorg
Die uiliings and within half mile uf Shiptys Maui
SION There Is beautiful rite thereon overlooking the
/ Delaware, for mansion.
M ll,-iO actes Of land within 2is mros nf Whining.
ton IN Bfandywne Hundred, with comfortable old huid
Tugs, and slale trees.
NO il--lbu acres ma F0ulk Roal, in lirandywlnO Hun
DIR with old buildings and fruit.
No. l1Ahoui 20 acres. with good, nearly nos s'on'
House, and uutbuillings.
No. I7--ei scres, mostly woliland-uo huidilrs--ol
the lr,niywine, miles ifom Wilmington.
M. Is Id Of excellent Land. aud moderate Build
old Hue Hdll. In GlrfHtiuuu Id
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-03

ton Of 30 degrees that was 30 seconds IN !" nen''
The initial velocity was said TO be over lOOO feet IN
second and on this liberal basis it was computed oy
persons present that the shot was projected to distance
81 fonr and fnr.ffh miles with charge Of seven
ounces Of powder. We fear, however, that if the
initial velocity was 900 feet, the average would not
bs more than 600 feet, 10 which case supporting the
zine Of flight TO have been rightly taken, the little
Run would have thrown its g pounds shot distance
Of about three miles and BALI
A large number Of the Hotehkiss shot have been Or
dered for the Sckles Brigade, and tho next public trial
Of tie prcjectiles will probably be made at the new
Camp Scott, on Staten leland. We suggest that 1t
should be managed by committee of competent art'
lerss and engineers that the results actually at
tanned may be known with more absolute certainty
than has been possible in the two trials al East New
York, which we have described to the pablo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-03
THE CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA.

FROM The London Sdfurddg kertsT
There is doubt that the Northern States Oh Amer
lea are thoroughly in earnest and the Government, as
usual, follows the impulse Of the people. When the
secession began Mr.. Seward affected to treat 1t US
harmless caprice which would be discontinued In mere
wearntss and indifference il only let alone AS
the spokesman Of the Republican party, he thought u
expedent to divert attention from the disruption Oh the
Federation by yaporng about the prospective annexa-
ton Of Canada and as Secretary OF State he has late
ly taken opportunity of delivering himself oil sui
gar against England sa" European Monarchy,
less qualified for the Office Of arbitrator than Mexico
Nicaragua, OF Guatemala.
Mr. Lincoln although he is less known than MS hih-
lister as politician or orator. appears to possess more
sincerity and self-respect From the time OF MS eec
tion he has trihed with the great crisis upon
which he has fallen, has be encountered blmseii ny
premature pledges Of nglorious inaction. Nevertne-
les is evident from the cautious language which LIE
used during his journey to Washington that he was u-
certain whether public feeling would support him ID
resolution to maintain the Onion 10y force. Inc ola
parties still existed and the Democrats defended Mr.
Buchanan's treasonabl, connivauee at Secession. III
was thought necessary to bumor the Nirginlans, VINO
ostensibly attempting mediation; nor was 1t even
safe to disregard noisy protests against any appear
arms. MIR. Lincoln seems TO have been we'll ADVISED
in combining himself to declaration that he would de-
fsnd the property and the rights of the Federal Govern
nent.
The extent Of those rights was, in popular estma-
ton, still uncertain, till the attack on Fort sumter
end tho outrages psrpetratsd IL Nwylapa apd W.