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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-05

PROFESSIONAL PECULIARITIs IN CAMP.--A
the following:
We have one company from sister State,
namoless, of course, composed of old Meth
odists. The captain gives his orders in true
style, and creates no little merriment for
instance, " Brethren, front ! Brethren, about
face " There is another composed princi.
paly of lawyers and doctors, and report says
one halt are always sick, and the other quar-
rcling.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-05

New York, July .. The World says Sickes
has relinquished the plan of forming a brigade
and will resume the CoIonelcy of a regiment
The Hdmmonia brought 1000 rifles.
Special dispatches to the Post say itlis be-
lieved on authority of the best scouts in Gen.
Scott service, that the whole number of armed
confederate troops in Virginia is not over 76,-
900. $4,000 are in and around Manassas
junction.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-05

Gen. Scott was seventy five years of age on
the 18th Of June.
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PHILADELPHIA. October %

a fHtAApELPHIAa Ocsous6 F1sIG.
The drying house sttaeheds to nSolms'
mills, Mapypnk. = Was destroyed by iige,
Other buildings unipjnred large Qpan;
.tisy Of ofowool for the mspnfacspqEes ofrarmy
clothing Was Destroyed eGtysrsd By in-
surance ac. Fl 4 .o00 02e 81 aaitsuot
This morning the triel of Walker ~.
Smith, ons. Of the crew of the piEate ship
JEFF Davis, captured 90, board TIE schoon.
er Enchaplrsss. commenced ;ip the spnited
States Ciscpit Court before Judge Grier
and Cadwallader. A jury was seleeted
and prosecution opened by J. qHnbley
Ashton. .Assis. ant District Attorney, The
examination Of Witnesses Yyss, proceeded
with until adjournment
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HARRIsBuRo, October -. .

+ .s7as7 81 1HARRIsBuRosoO Octooef ~ =,
The fonoxinR general forder. No 10,
was, issued Immediately on receipt Of ipi
telligenee Of the death of Col Bskersn
+ H7isywish greet pain that the Governor
and Commander,ip 7Chisfi has learned get
she death Of Gel, Edward p Baker, ppfop ppfop
the field of battle. Although mol a'citi
Zen Of Peuns5fvania, he had been selected
|by many of her sons as their co1sma6det,
and he met his death while galIanily lesd.
ing them into action. a The same feeling
which inspired his soldiers 70 regard no
Slate aI6es, sdwhen oar common country
was ID danger, iiadueed athsl Commander-
pin. Grief to recoghias hin while living as
10 Pennsylsatia soldier,io ana impels him,
now that he is dead. to bear public tests
imdnty 10 hts gEIlantry and worth. isTscsD
q By command of}A.o Ggo Cursina Cow
ernor and Comhandeslina aChfef.lS 81 bsjI
4 TSigned.J yGRAIa BIDDIs A.9D C.bG'
~'s-leSf 81 fisssf 81 81 rsfrau sttSnGE uEst
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-10-30
n - a.ltlfI WIIE filLEt IslL 10 TI
y A. correspondent Of q Cinciuna

!. ~ A, correspondent. Of Cincinnati
paper replying toa statement of George
Wilkes Ia she New York SPIRIT of tie
TINES aothe affect that General Mcclel-
ian, hss 'hss two HUNDRED and forty thousand
men on the bsaks o, the ,Potomac.'s has
'hestosso.ing;s i-oa 1sa s3i 5sa ,sbabjs a
ID Aoai,sie analysis will give us< the trn.h
10 uhisa rnseern lfsthere tare h240 000
meoion the hanks of the Potomac. whence
came tha.1f sThs4 West has aos oserol5
Q0esshsre. 6 e. Mnnesotsitwo regimentsIt
rscenFin 81 4 Michtga,s 6r4, Iediala two
sudIcsvslfy aso fii lhe basnce;) 0kio,s
Iliseis. Sksws .sim Kansas have net con-J
tvionted idrNew England hos not over
4S 900 stheres (sgz: Maind &, ,e0e, Ver.
mlspt 5000 New Hampshire 8, ,0QG,>
Rhode Isiandl 3;000s Doaneciients8 8 00OD
New Y ork, sep elnsy ~ anis aud New Jer
ssyarealefts to max good the sremaining
l15.006i dor they aoBNeis, Jsrssg sshas
f,.s dishi d 9,0O0 4PenaseIysnia!s28,0 090
/ sad1NtwdY ork .53 600, iiesiaik ,t00, ,Oo0J
L
| W neno Ca nsuthey2s Why. ifrom the, exf;
tcneds nIfats nation of dM biz Wlikes, 'as!did
alses.he C ntederaie reinfnrcHmeIt ofs30,s
00ei i@esa ri sBnn; Rum Z so, gFsndii0quendy
tdescrfbed 70 inc Men w tSsss n1ietter -dated
July 22s--ssi The Pages ;nd sof 6, he Eue.
/ myss KeservesHsssssoq sAaj ca ei no.1as
" Anotheraof' his statement, with which
be wonld .gull,a fteo credulous public. ia.
that the army of the Potomac is ia host;
mighty ibevouda parallel of modern wars
fareDs. Suffice it ito mention merely the
Grand Army of R1ssis, sof Napoleon !,
din q; thsaarsnd Army of thesAiiies
that al ianeed on Paris under Schwarzen.
berg, fhev armies of Francis Joseph and
and Napoleon III, at Solferino. number.
i ing 2yer 400 000scombatauts. But it il
not numbers only that make a. s,mighty
.hoss;" idri1, discipline aud experience
4 make armies mighty. Those great Euro.
lpean armies we're made up chiefly of vet.
Grams tine army of the Potomac of raw
4 recruits. Again. the army Of the Poto.
d mac has line of operations extending
! I:over seventy miles. with important divi.
sions detached. (under Banks. $4,000
under Stone. l 6 OO0; under Sickles, i5,'
l000.) in all '43 900 men Leaving 80,
! 1000 men to 1occapy the works on ths
\ Virginia sidesof' the Potomac. and 8 email
force OF 900 at Washing gton, Mo Cleilar
! you'd have left. with which to sdvsnc,
against the rebels-numberingi at lsss
] 90 coo ajast IS, 5,000 lmenld4 .ba:l
Mr.. Wilkes Foundation of facts gone
his castles in the air GO with them; biz
grand strategy becomes SO much grsut
nonsense; aud his opinions. in militar,
matters at least remain so much self con
(ceit bauoS s5sgae ulIi1 3
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F6iiR il Il aitE&ssssb IT ssss M5asSglss

~ .qso qrq ssi7e MN din bsG bua g.
: : EsHrstss MRNassd d9css 2lssSid RtlIi
9orss2as} yiTae tseVsEs .gJsiI yylbIiieh1 .b}s.
l'ressilea hsfas Dhst sisi snos sm9dsFFas}liipqRg
hsst tAomsyA4t ,ses ardsd ,hs preprrsti9pes i
for he, dspassnts 9f Thea vssssls@ @ @5tonbt sSjGG
point ,.ssdo bsqoi.,sb aIsa cid sso1aa
10 a, detachment ofv2sQ nsp,9ft The Mas
'sachpsstts e battalion. ID yhed were sent 9lg 9g,
from Nsspofh iNtaH4o this as massfning, f0f fa
ed. wess aAttssksds eyl the sssbele, bpt $1,000
sheGA .esqaad VI The at end, l7shb IN lNepss y
Horks Rfginesssr % had vi ibsspa sssns oyts slst
sappors ihs~.Ig EhsBddb aa.e4psHs Is lsfs f9'
Gid Point. Q
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-10-30

A2ThA Prasidentls Wife.
=, The NAshangsonI Icot6espohdsns n the
Springfield RspsdiicoS mskrs the aoliowS,
inR,s ,s00d snstofsdc cemmsatsnpo poHs poNsr;
in ths land awhich is not sprpsidsd fopis
thee G C0nsEituaiosEpl din bssIgqs1 ssw
"a ~Wsshass foe thab6sst Itimeoin the his 0
tory of Presidents, NJ oPsesidsat'srNifssNho
seems so be smbhi6hs bi havi"g 6rgsr
in the government pie Her friends com.
pare Mrs. Lincoln 70 Q.eea Elizabeth in
her statesrnanlike tastes and capabilities
She is by no means SIMPLE, domestic
woman, But was evidtu,iy .fdtendsd by
nature ID mix somewhat ID bositics. sTha 1t
she does SO Is andsniablst % SHe has ere
this made aud unmade this pofi:fcai for.
times 81 men men She ii said Is sbS ulueiiSfin
con veeFFsation with csbfuets msmblrs, and
lIhas before now held convsfsatioh wiih
them oh political topics Some 80 so
liar as to suggest that tss Presideats 10 Ii
debted TO her for some Of his htsss and
proiec.sii She is ( very iscif, q Homsr.
Nothing. escapes her eye She manages
the affairs 81 ,he Whit fi5use do hot
meat Staiie III )as,!h aniii,y;; aud viii
ls-e . to it thai the .'o'd mAn'' do. not re
turn to s i,rlagie q pend,iess ha1 forefg
countries he. turn for pbi tios sxuu d a5i
subject her TO adverse cri.ietani but ID,
! A meficau people are $50 uriis d 70 thes.
things. thAl it. il lot easy for fhenS 10 ak.
liz. Ms. Ds Ggtas sEss y goid 'dtal Of q q
politician, though she never iajdled bel
husband posi,ion. bue 'rashsf improved
il, by her social sllisuces. e Mas Laai
nevet siluded to politics. aud Hrs 'Pisrc,
knew nothing about them she vac prob
ably fhs most simple hearted woman ha
ever. presided at the Presidents tsBis
| The word .'sidnple'' ia not dsed M aSde
preciative sense.. She iwas d pure ami,id
ed, tonseitish, Ckris.tatl d woman, add kns!
], noth.ne al 1ail 'i,f Eths world hi 2niiiiz "a
-. 4 ea1sF Ia
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: ~. There are now one hundred and
eighty ix'paymasters in the army, a
large number Of whom are ostationedin
Washington. 50 Some9eof the 7disburse.
menss snount 70 two hundred thoussntl
dollars per week. The salary of pay
master, including rations, etc, averages
about $500 per year. sisahtf nsaii''aq.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-10-30
-. "a fat man enters Che foilowsinl

W A fat man cutters the following
grievance: II am a fat man. require
room. l had to travel by diligence from
Mscomb. in France. T. sent the rascally
garcon to the hotel, to book two places
for me, and paid for them. When came
to take my plsce. | found they had book
ed two places for me, one inside and the
other out"
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smp,oymeD. Of Indians byl tns Rsbe,s'

6mpOymoOt "a Auoiouo W sH0 ASOoS
ID Va hsyief 7rsesfved from d nsny 4fasrssssrris
the statement that there Srs two ? ISdfsih
I gi.ussntas7 gisInNta7in ia B6ckhst's canap,s and "ws
1 ve rs heard hs statement contfsdicttd
We srs not prs pared 10 say whether II II
true esdirp u no..s Tue 7evidsncs tKat 1t 70 y
.f.cts j. direct. aud. ws have 20 saficieSa
res son 70 'feject it iaeio la'sasi) o. sa;b7
Il ID we'll known that the eoufsdstass
q liz and military ,agshosiiies baSe, been
Z ,gsusiy sqgageddi forT some s,,p time ps.s ip
81 stfor. % engage the whole Indian pop.
ai.tioa ID the war sgsinst sthe Quilted
States. aud 7ahst,u 70 some aexssnss aAey
havss beem snccessfuln o. AgFsceut Inamhss
| of the Nashville. Uaien ard Amesirqs,
ANNOUNCES the mastering of four Iudisn
regiments fnto tho C6dferates sersits, aand
exaiss IAsfsst:: .nOf course these fS1a sav..
/ oess g sreeRimenls and all TIE rest that oanA be
rr1Iissd 6y means ii 'bfless and thfeais have
fbeeuni 81 viii be einxReh Wherever II iis IsSp
posed ihatta they cah 90 hsds most efec.
tive IN the conflict. Msfs policy vim dics
| tta,a shsssahsS shaH ha enplossdsfort tha.
nsaiih os6any ceses;esr ssiops0 cenasssed
fHi.h y gan bare o4.ehsiqg 80 DO vi 3 such
8 question. there being no difference, &C
far 81 hanaaity Il concsr6sd. bstSeeah iet.
tirg .bsass ssgess loose sponshs people -
Missparisshd unchsiniaes thems gsinstssh.
ciiizens of Kentucky. TAese can be ss
doubl that both of these States will rs,
sodsdf SisG ihsif hofsid' var Woo whocps.-- s. :
LosstsSsNe yosrs0i
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..osIa Flax s cotton "a ia Is sairsady = bac5mi,il

!. m. Flax cotton Is already becomlrg
an article Of commerce. CJnslders6ie
quantities al, lie Of il are prspstsa. and tSd .
ready market for various purposes, chief
for mixture with cotton and WOOL Ar
though, Interior Is cotton Tor most pnf''
poses, sea1it'i Il is eeq.a 10 Il fdt many aud 50
perior, to it for gone. lsihss fairly taken
place among the texlils raw matertsls.
and il viii grow more fmpoftans. ss: the
upspply spl iucte.,ss. as., tie process sof it'd
preparation improve, aud as the asss III
il develop.
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cessssfisr q being thoroughly q drilled there
are few traeps tina, viii excel tbem.ol They
are dtepanerates Courageous, smsitions, ere
devsied PATRIOTS, ands eyentnaliyl absoope
frds and self-selisus.o .roifag6Qsa ,aasg
Though, I'D already. remarked, we have
bot mach of actual wefnsteera ere daily
1,umorstof war ysufiei eniato make .nen an;
'ous and women nerseua, II ahalI not
4 teppt TO detail these Yaeu hayaepough
BY telegraph fand sensational sieuer-sfi;
tersds Ysslerdsyathe cry of shsnevsboys
y aFoisaiiimnd sd, haA ,s1o39iy sdi 70 mos
All about elan, in This saddle oyeropight,
And how IL, sebels fed aud wouldn't fig sht,p3
q soss, .i.1.ss FRANKLIN,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-10-30

: E Bucks county, Pennsylvania,
has elected the whole Democratic ticket
by FIVE hundred ma Sjority The Doyles-
town Democrat brings out its elephant
for the first time in three years. Penn.
sylvania is decidedly Democratic. s'a1
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ID DC -oI aIA OEN als.7lsN 9ta aEe9f
fFr0m mtlhsidH the Hannibal (ho,1 Messenger 18th
Another aGerribleT Accidental
fia,sed RiSsrdsA Raa oapsised 7SSo
: Wo1maen a and Sias Children -.Droavsssa.

.s ."S1 S1el' tD SsS7 <iH ~ ~ snsr 81,
POI b}2i ds,ss erected st t oss ssl
Platte River, on the line Of the Hanniba
aud st. Joseph Railroad, was entirely
swe pt away by me freshet, about the mid
die Of last week, since which passenger.
have had to change the cars. and. nnti
Saturday, cross on raft. -
Friday, whtdle = number Of women apsd
children, belonging 70, ,he Utah army,
were: crossing, the raft was capsized By
the sWiftness of the current, and two
women ard six children we're drowned.
Il This is another massacre 4traceable to
the diaholical, outrage of the rebels in
burning the main, bridge; for, if that has
been up, of course. there would have been
no occasion foF crossing the river river on
raft. '-.Vs'aoi "' ''" "o i
], A fat boat was completed on Sstur.
day. and now the river is crossed 10 com
paratiye safety. We learn that the bsidgs
Will be rebuilt 90 soon as the water falls
sufficiently, 70 drive the piles.ss when the
iaconvenience aud danger Of ferryipg the
river will be entirely obvisted, - :
i Since writing the above we learn that
ihe river has faileinG' tive feet and that the
bridge will be so repaired that the trains
can cross By Thursday H.. :. -.
III aIE
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Mrs JACKSON 4 LoYAI WoMAs- Mr

: Mrs JACKSON * Loyal WoMAN Mrs.
Jackson, the mother of Ellsworth 81 MUIR
derer, was released to-day. upon her
taking a stringent oath Of allegiance.
She stated that she had always been
loyal TO the Government, though she
admitted that she had harbored smother
son q rebel, at her house 80 long rs he
deemed it safe to visit her. She is an
old lady, being over seventy years of
age! - CSn.s Times ls X sg5mH469 S.l
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BALaTIMoRsE, BAhLauIiM Oct "a,

The funeral Of Thomas Wifdey, the,
,Oddfell owship, in this country
took place this morning. There, was q
very large turn opt including delegations
from various sections Of the order
throughout. the country, and 4 number
of military officers, Several military
bands were also in the procession, . 7
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!, Fight II Kccsnltluc,lkJy:. tn Ky,
CISGINsATI0, Oetober %.

- ID ID Svl .fS-1s-sr - 2 - = II
y A courier who arrived at Camp Dick
Robinson reports a fight yesterday be,
swsen7 4 ellicoffer. with six Of seyen hon.
sand eaer.5 and Col.g GsEFs I'd; with SWelye
hundred men. at Camp Wllds CstssgZslti
cofsE, made three 7di ffsgeat attacks, each
tims being repulseddl MithacenhideHahls loss
The federal loss was four killed and twep'
lty geup6ed.f The gepurier met, Feinforce.
:nents of one regiment and artiilerg o. on
the way. q7sieTss2 a4aI .sHsSsiQ yT1dsA
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~rbs NV York, l7.lala profs,s,

SOS to have the official accounts made up
in September, of troops, which four Of 4 he
Southern States had 10 the Geld during
What month. These are given below vii b
the forces which an equal number Of Nor.
-thsrn States have despatched 10 the sest
of var. jod iadf bsVsted 81 . .nlg.
New 'YeosrL s4sss isi..ass.. ?. ais.fss
nlid5is. -. ....45 zoe North C.rolins 20,s7o
Indiana 49,. $4,000 Louisiana. -. IA, 600
Connecticut .sn4.2s4 gsxas s.s..,... %, ,opO
Total. ...i6s 900 . Totali 90 ISL ,oos
n lc sl.sc4J HSsfiI& YsN4a ani flaIg4
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.lGa rrapEfastskpoo. !yIfsss

.
nj Th. reporsfp@ Rlqt Knosssan,.d in
eur yesterdays paper, lacks confirmation.
We ,ebteinsd, the pformstjog late st night.
II zoe p6nt Wsescousid BRED y Pe{5ec u faiS
be source source, sod afs Shy .jsssed shls
.%,'s'ss s, s". .. s]sss.t ssss. .'@
i9ith' which newspapers are nowadays 80
frtqieiitly am passd Idpan. 10 nom 2nil6
LTseens lfron, later .rsperte, RECEIVED
hi moraing, that though en- engsgement
d d take place neal. Pilot Knob, the rebels.
spbdou the Federsls. werBIseriouAlyg worst.
ed The following is the latest, coming
this limo from ofHeiai s1ources::ss 10 aSnod
"Puor Ksos, Oct II {
hQ "MAjbrs Gasitt,i Of rahe. wEigst 4pdisns
Ca avairy, made IA 'seack on / be enemy tilil
norpiug, when, discovering the strengsf
.nd .position q. ,,As, rebels. fslI back uaij
he case upon Col. Alexandsr with sil
|hpndfedsias.plryso Of thsl TseatIl 6Bst s1tli
taoie, and oas pisce, Of artillery, ,.s,s 8.
'.The enemy followed. fghting alf III
way. ''AN'o 0's'U -
"Msjrp0 0syitt then GOT bic guasTi no
si,ion. aud conceSifnE dis 'idfshtty ihSAtn
bush caused gpertIpf u bio connepdsa 20 re-
treat still further, drawing the enemy int,
1.-THE s,abdsesds Prepsrsilfof DIE i:s'sodir
" rPbsi enemy suffered bsversls. sadI isl
tback wish ! heavy alesseslha haa ysg 90
NJ jor SshaAsld's bsttssry .rsgofted I.
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RYE AND AcoRNiaz CeTFEE-The
Charleston Courier has ascertainsd the
Southern vegetable, productions are
much better than those raised in, Yankee
land. and that rye scorched, or whiteoak
|acorns, are good substitute for coffee,
when sweetened with Louisisns sugar.
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A New Confidence GaMossslEsss
Bosd Adssalsrss1od d3fassi~6sEhU atiA00
AsW6Uac6d Isr2sissonsQ ladto s1s asei,

q, vii ',s tbs ssWsNpsFsd piN ysas shss fssgf
gentiSihhSen shad bae1i elected KepfsseA.eai
tatiSss sesshs FsdssAirC CSsgmss by shssso
Of NOttLl Gsra|inAil TAStssI
most prominent Of aheae gspnameA xAsv va
asP5 3 sAs ssss .sst
Goverpmsnt, and gKys flowing aSeSdAtt 10
Iof the rapid incresse~o q The Buion ssa.
timeutin the Hd .n9Nh Rtats; AeAhl66
promised to raise . brigade Of volunteers
in thar Steks tss crush emf 9sApsaiAp9
He. consequently. acquired very lepeSq
ily newspapsr notosiosy, IL 8Stbin3 3sn
inorea. III rsea' sfhs 6thsf Hvsgsid sohavS etsSph
|Slectsa afspFsssnsstivsS mslSxtis Esiix ID
olina hass net NeAs At sshsiN Nsbns
tional Es4ital;a Or, il they, heyes shsx. -,
nav: sss. ssRi'd 51y sAs s.i' Ss4s s
|.l But this laaet xsh.Iymsn sssSs otSsls
|haves ssdAeAfy fallen into oddi~epsls.ssl
atatsmsptsl ahsas the ppiisiaAls ss4-SV
ltimsnt Of; bis State, is il stroagly hints !.
Ted. are untrue, and that q to his ra;sinS
any volantseafs afost' the Uhiono caSs4 q
there, more doubts exist than sS0t9p's
lDu UhaillI''s Gorillas; indeed. il is ssid
shat hefkAs' not beea iiAE yks SEn0 h
six Or eight months,-and that hs 10
seriousIy Iya suspec ectedbof1 1payinen Naadf
1denesi s4ms fog shsopnreeseso n ohsAiaays
Ting The three th9asap,! q rear given sbx (,
dGovernment 70 her Isw-mskers. Thess
htems are all obtained from Repss. W
11lidaii j60feSs. 'Asiids gssp sksg timss Irtn,
3arss iiOsSo be tloabted. Tie Net Toslrd
dYs~sss ~ ashing gtsns sorfsspo6Aext pidla ii
lthep finishing toseh 4psao lds. ,as5assxbx
.spattissis,a,h Is foiiosss bss .oi s'1sasia
s.Eshefsoa Ethersdse has lmeisaeAs Assl4 o
lfaaaIy 'snufsd oite one zspittefiag ScsAsz
Ftdle.s M. Charles Henry RossSssavAsz,
sfclaims to have been elected asnemAts ~
'3of Congress ffoasi North CstdsnA. .isssa
10 letter franked by hiusself1sah iA3rsGs
EtiieriBe. .afeqdifing shss gensiesasa T.,
supply hsfnlwith stationery GlAohstis II
tClefk very ylptopesly refdvcd 20 de- asosoH
!tbeinx willing 70 coneeds she psrqidiSjssAss
dof' xmefhber Of Congress stoa'Asasshases
.j}'only claims 70 have received asbakesSGs
1hoxen of votes, and whose claim even
iso 80, many s,tls " sEss is tsas 'ssfoAg qassso
tioned."
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