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New Spring Wall Paper.
{ II USE OPENED, 4 IeEy halfsoias Stock 81 Yin
~ tand Cdnlildil y al pap6ii! s II ~ D
tSs sale cheap 6y. .t5J0SBRH6HsANIie
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TRANSPORTATION.
IN s#9..3""'. s5s55..|il.:'EE;.',


0EEICEAlF TUE RI 4 fi.-ltsoff On y
7teJ I1l-s 4SIlEEfIse! sl6fh Sifqt{f 80 X I
ID ESUNBTI0N OF BUSINESS ON THE BAtfTt
IA, 9lOkR = OHIO BAIL ROAD The Com6a6y5
having thoro1ghiy strneted the brtaks In the
protection, and having resumed their tounsRe tFl.
POFtatons Will, on aud after Tuesday, the ist AIFi
tnn three pS5seogsr tFq4ns ,. foiloWs-the road be
ing fhOrought and comp etely guarded:
Mail Train, viii leave Wheeling att $50 P. 81 Ben
wood ht l0%J Y. ~, arrive Vt Baltimore At z. n.
RstuTning, LEAVE Baltimore n $40 A. ~ arrived
BenWood AZ l:5O.A H., wheeling vi 6=Sj a: n.
sMhssitnB 9nd Cumberland Accommodation Train,
viii leave wheeling ~ lD3l A. ~, BeaWood At 1880
A. a.;'aFrtTs u Cumberland at p:I5 r. ~.
Returning, leave GhrnGdFlnnd nj s.fb A. ~ arrive
q NheeliaB At 60 p, n.
W.. SMITH, Master Transportation
I. y. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
+ g.55a aot5ps rs.lpfsupsris.sna,n...
J. L. WILLARD, 80 -.
Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheels
ing Rail Road.
"a .sSII..@.!9
OS AND AFTER MONDAY, May sth, lsa2, Pas.
~ sengeF Trains VIII leave Bridgeport q fotioW6,
(s3naayH sHsOPtei;1
10 S5. 81 alail Train stopping ut an stations, al.
riYe1 ~ Pittsburgh At Ss25 p. NJ. and
Cleveland At $50 e. d.
$50 p. 81. Express TAIN Stopping AZ all statfoDs
arrives Rt Pittsburgh at $500 p. NJ 400 2
lp:l3 4, 81 Express TERin, arrives At Pittsburgh at
10 a, ". aud Cleveland AZ 9:15 A ST..
RETURNING TRAINS S
Leave Cleveland nj 9:25 A. ". and 5:I5 P. NJ; ar
dye At bridgeport 1t 4s55 r, a., ant,4:66 M -
Leave Pittsburgh q I.05 A. NJ, teOO A. II. ana
1850 p d., Prize q Etigeport at 1854 A. M,-lO29
connections are made MS FoIlOVvst;-
II Ffttsburgh Nlth PennsSlyania n. r. for Harris
burg, baltimore Warrington, Phtla.
si5 dtlphlaS New York and Boston.
Cleveland W!ttl Cleveland rOled 3. r., for San
dusky, Tpieilo, Detroit, Chicago and
gu pointstn the NORTH WEI. With
Detroit steamers for Detroit, jackson,
Chleag0 aud the NORTH WEST. With
- Cleveland Esie \. h ior.E Eic, Dun.
kirk Bhttllo and Niagara Fails. with
Cleveland. Columbus 4 Cincinnati lot
Crssttine, Delaware, Columbus and
At Hudson with the CT. &o.H B. for CuyahoEd
ttA Falls, Akron, MillersbuFgh and Wo6s
At Alliance With p, II. W. 4 @. n. r. tor Canton
Ma,siillon, Wooster, Salem, Enon, CO
At SteubenTills with =. G. @. Line and AT BELLAIu
With CO. o. Il. u. for GAINESVILLE Netr,
ark. Columbus, XenIR, Dayton In,lt
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, louisville
81 Louis, 81 Joseph and All point
WtSt and South MeSt.
excursion Tickets to PittSbuFgh and return 1915
Fare always rs low, and time much quicker tliaI
any other route. -7ff -
Through Tickets 70 ali points In the West. Nortl
and East eau be prgrured at the ohice under IN
nsL9re i h91iss, WsSeiIng, Va, or with Freight
Freight eontEAets Will be made at lowest rates q
any point accessible by this road and it, connsctlOns
20 the East Norths West and Northwest, At once
under u Lure House, Orwith Ft. Agent at Bridge
port Station. sWM. D.TERiIY, Agent ~
Wheeling, Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN, Agent,
in. MccULIoUGH, President. ''4 " =.
y II. 9TYERG, Gent Ticket AVst
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ITTE avs now rceelVinx our large and carefully SC
Goods, purchased for Cash, Tor the sprng aud Sum
meg Trade contrasting every variety Of Dress Goods
Of hno and medium qualities of beautiful styles OF
the most recent printing and importation.
CLOTHS, CASSIMEBES, SATINE1TS, VEST.
lNsS. Also a general assortment NC all kinds OF
Dry GOOis- ~
In audit s , to our stock OF Dry GoOds, we have
an extensive NOTION DEPARTMENT.. Nhtcl, eru-
braces every variety Of Goods usually kept by the
largest Notion Houses. To all OF which invite
the attention OF purchasers. We will sell our stoC
at How pPictH as tile same DDS can be had In any
OF the Northern or EaAtern hlAFketE
mhil-3ms DENRIEss STEPHENS CO.
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sEH4AD0YEaeil GLASS; sii6s1i a -o5fS
AZ et26s, both ~ ~
u .lloaI nlallll IN.
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The above prospectus has mp to this date been
y only one Of qur leading papeTs for ten
sAys: NO extra etorts to get stock taken have been
nltle; yet the public 80 wen appreciate the sound
mes Of The enterprise that over two hundred thous
SEQ S9!lare Of the stock alfsad been taken: We
HPEh bFieiy state that thu EhGreSara sos each paid
y further liability; tr6nsterable by de-
itHefyi Only3Whel dividends are TeesVed.
Sny perSon having money TO spare can, by the pun.
stse o. sttarea In tho Missouri Mining Company
IN nVeatu4ent that Will pay largely, and hold
Si7 Fhat ls into without loss
Az eon1mautca lions to- the President promptly
erred. uih3o-d&W2m
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g, W. JOHNSON 8 SON,

BW0UG IEUM VWUE8e
uAYR6 AFAILKD OURSELVES OF ALL ruE
III improved hcllities, We are better prepared nov
than ever to MI all orders Tor any article work ia
the above line Of business. VaIies and Conductors
made to order. Steamboat work done in substa1
ttAl and WorkmAnlike manner; WeYnTs now paying
particular attention this branch of the trade and
eau guarantee la eVary particular To
Wholesale Dealers We can ofEer Inducements thai
cannot be found elsewhere. Our stock OF Ware 10
eomPlete, and the full at al times We
keep stock OF thsRtest and most approved patterns
OF Coal and Wood Stoves on hand at an ttneB.
800 g. VI. JOHNSON. 4 son,
- z L ~ No.1T9 Market Square,
4. lY2-d&Wtfg nos a-9. -Hl4 Wheeling. Va,
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8atlg ga1EMlgeaser.

A Raey Letter from n secession 8Iaid
). e iii.s.tsvlIIs, q. ner sIstessIn sIo-
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C6ls,taaptfeea do NOT despair tilI You have tried
ayes CHEGh7 PEcTonAI- 1t Is Inadeby Que 81 the
best medical ehemiSts in the world andt euFts ali
9ronnd US bespeak the high merits Of its virtueS-
I3'iladelphiG Ledger.
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ms. JACOBS, Trainisuperintsndent..
J. L. MILLARD -
J. o. RORD, Gen'1 Agent, Wheeling. mhSl
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MA YORS OF TH p.
GREAT Oines.

VHYR tie pntlsFIignsd lIayurs, horsby esrtit thut
wv The Druggists, Apothee4Eies, and Rhysirians
of Our heVeral citio4 have ttned 16cHnie9 as
lutapea to d that the Fsmediqs spf, DR., ~ g! AZ
AGO. sGf lowell, yett s6rSa PariIla, Phls, Agus
Cure, and Cherry Rectofhlt have BEEN found to be
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Che nIurksts.
MUNTPELIER MARKET, July 7.

PkoVisioss.-Butter, u to Is Cheese, 6to 5, Lard
A. FAhov, To- Dried Apple, d tos. Eggs, 10 cents.
potatoes, ~ to 49, Beans so 100 Maple sugar
10. Peas, sl,25 to $50.
Orlons-$i.0o. Appes-$3.50 to 5 90 per Dbl.
PLorA- 5uperhne IS Extra, s., so Extra Family 90
Double Extra 600 ,oo,5o Superior, 80
GRAM AID HAr-Corn 20. Oats 10 to w. Herdsxrass
6eei So0Oto $50 per bushel Culver 10 to l. per pound
Hay, 1910 s., per ton. Rye, IS to 10
MsCsLLASEous-Dry and green hard wood . 25 To = 30
Shingles, 800 to 80. wool-common 80 +, 49, BARK
$50 per cord. Nails $50
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EHE VIA
Looking Glass aud Picture Frame
MANU. FACTORY,
Nos. AL East Twenty Third street,
l73& IT'S Grand street T. al3 Centre street.
EsTABLIsHxD 1888 NEW YORK. E.rAnLIsHx lee
This Establishment has been in successful operation n
years and the Largest Of the kind in the United states
We hayt hand manufacture 10 order descrip
tlOn a
LOOKING GLASS. PICTURE PORTRAIT FRAMES,
Pain and Ornamental Pier, wall, Oval and
Nantsl Glasses. Connecting Cornice,
Base and Bracke, Tables, with
Marble Slabs, roies
Glasses, &C., &c.
Houldings for Picture Frames, in lengths suitable for
transportation either Gilt, 3erng, Rosewood OAK Ze
bra, Birdseys, Nahogony, &c. our new Mandatory
and extensive facilities enable furnish article in
line good the best and cheap the cheapest
DEALERS ARE INVITED TO CALL rPoNUS
wh.n they visit New York. We claim be able to sup
ply them with every article in linz which they can
possibly require at prices lower than they purchase
lsewhers.
Orders by mail attended 20 with promptness Do not
fail to call when ynu visit New York
Office ard War rooms No. 2lj Centre -. NY.
;Sjf3n HORACE V. SIGLER, Ag't.
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NEW YORK, July y.
The Rchmund Examiner Of the 4th calls
Tuesdays battle the hereess and most sangulna-
~ of the series OF bloody conflicts. When Ma
gruders commaLd was ordered to charge the
Strongest OF the Federal batteries, the officers
and men went down by hundreds, while the
horrors OF the battle increased by the continued
broadsldes from the enemy's gunboats. The
carnage from the wthering fire of the Federal
artillery and gunboats was dreadful. The rebel
line wave,rd and fell back TO the cover of the
woods. Twice again the effort was made to
carry the position, with the same result
The Examiner says the battle field, surveyed
tbrough the cold rain Of Wednesday morning.
presented scenes TOO shocking 10 be dw,lt upon
WITHOUT anguish The woods ana fields we're,
on the western side, covered with our dead in
all degrees OF violent mutilution, while in the
woods on the east lay in about equal numbers
the blue uniformed bodies ot the enemy Many
of the latter were still alive, having been left
BY their friends in their indecent haste to
escape. The great numbers of horses killed on
boil sides, and the light of their 0isfgured
carcasses, and the stencil proceeding from them,
added much 70 the loathsome horrors of the
bloody field
Thousands OF round shot and unexplodcd
shells lay upon thy surface of the earth. Among
the latter were many OF the enormous shells
thrown from the gunboats, eight inches in width
by twenty-hree III length The ravages OF the
monsters were everywhere dlscernable throu., n
the forests Long avenues were cur through
the tree tops, and great trees three and four
feet thick were burst open and split to shred..
The Washington correspondent of the New
York Pest says the President has within three
days declared that he has the written evidence
that the statement that he has intertsred with
General Mcclellan plans is entirely false
and the following positive statement is made
editorlally i'll the Post:
s. Every sody tina, knows anything of the mat
ter knows that Stanton has withheld no rein
forcemen,s from Mcclellan, except as directed
by the President ; and We may add to that in
formation that the President has Mcclellan $
own letters thanking him for achievements
and deelnrlng, after Mccall division arrived on
the Peninsula, that be had more than enough
troops to enter Richmond -
WASHINGTON, July g. The correspondence
between the War Department. and General Nc.
Clellan WAS to-day transmitted to the House in
response to resolution of inquiry
The latter says, in the cours1 OF his explana
ments concerning the White House yard and
Hprng, are, in fact, ~ stated IN my despa tch
Of the eth inst, but enemies Of the army and
the cause IN which it is fighting.
They have impo'ed upon the Surgeon Gene
eral and caused him TO make official representa-
tions which en- examination prove to be I'M
founced in fact. and which are disrespectful to
bis superior oficeis.
They have unnecessarily occupied the atten-
tion OF the Secretary Of War, and have inter-
pied he Commander and Medical Director
OF this army in the midst of the most ardu Gus
duties
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Very Latest by Telegraph
4 O'CLOCK p. M.

NKw YoRK. July 10. The Worlds Wash
lngton dispatch says it is not unlikely that the
President will issue proclamation at an car y
day announcing change in the policy of tile
administration TO vii A more vigorous prose-
cution OF the war
Ten MItchelis assigned To command under
zen. Pope, and viii soOn enter upon his duties.
The Times Washington dispatch announ-
ces discovery made by the Government,
OF great rebel conspiracy which was TO have
burst upon the country simultaneously with the
great battles before Richmond. The rising was
expected to take place in Tennessee, Kentucky,
and Indiana, and Jeff Davis WAS, in the con-
fusion to march on Washington The first part
of the plan, the defeat Of Cen Mcclellan,
failed however, and consequently the rest WAS
not attempted.
A Richmond paper OF the Sd represents Ma
gruder's and Johnston's divisions ghtfully
cut up, and the loss Of officers is very great
The confessed valor Of our men defeated their
plan Of capturing Gen. McClellan's entire force.
IL says that the retrat was managed with con-
summate Judgement, and the position of the
tedsrals was defended with such stubboress as
to cause heavy losses on onr (rebel) side The
number OF our prisoners ut Richmond is 1900
Gen. Mccall Is at Spotswood House. Nothing
Is SAID about his being wounded The death OF
jackson is not alluded TO. Richmond is SO
crowded with wounded that it is proposed to
put our men on the island in james river rapids,
where large guard is unnecessary. The rebel
army is in danger of complete decentralization.
The report says that when whole divisions turn
their backs upon the foe, the very safety OF the
army is inperiled.
The same paper suggests the parcelling out
OF the prisoners among the plantations To work
in the place of the aegroes who nave been stolen
or ran away.
The World has statement from a Union man
who mas just reached this city from Atlanta Ga.
respecting the position Of AFFAIRS at the South.
From his account it appears that had the recent
contest before Ricnmond terminated in IL con
tedera,e defeat the rebellion would have been
ended, ss the spirit Of the South is almost
broken by the long series Of rebel defeats
That the rebel army at Richmond previous to
the late battles was ov 200 900. strong Fully
one halt Of Beauregard's army passed through
Atlanta bound for Richmond, TO this gentlemsns
personal knowledge. ThA. comparatively
small quantity of cotton has been destroyed a.
the South, as the planters down there 10 all they
can TO save and not destroy their cotton.
There will he an abundance
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Always purchase the best It is we'll settled fact that
cheap articles are dearest. Much necessary is it
that in buying medicine you get the best therefore, il
you have cough, dyspepsia, rheumatism, headache.
fever and agus, or other troublesome disease buy
some OF Dr. 6irord's Homeopathic CurAtiyss There IL
not anything hotter than his preparations Sold u, u
cts per box. complete s,sortnsnt forty different
kinds, sod BY Fred v. smith, Montpelier, w., Agent
York.
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BOSTON MARKE.T, july q.

Flour.-Wes,ern, s4,25 to $50.
Pork .-Prime, 5000 to 1900 Mess, ell ,75toI ECO
Beet, $500 to 1870 Lard % ID. Hams. o. to-
cutter, ~ to Il. Cheese l0! Eggs IL IL Potato.
45 to - Dried Apple tos
Wool saxony fleece Il to 81 American fuii B.od IS e,
A. Ha.blood - to u; Common II to 70.
Corn 81 10 81. Oats, 10 50. Rye 80 t. 80. Nsrls
grass seed 100. Covrr,9a II per IN. Hops Is 20.
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N ay5fly

Tall or short, young oIu, light dark complexion
rich poor all are subject disease and all alike
susceptible TO the curative properties Of Dost Gifod's
homeopathic Curatiyes, il taken according direction
Many tho sands awaiting themselves OF these prepar
atoms effect Of different Diseases and there
thousands who have learn the virtues Of
these medicines Are you suffering with dyspepsia bill
iousness rheumatism plies, catarrh, any other dis
try these wonderful = little pills - ard you
will other. sold by Fred +. smith, Agent. Sent
everywhere by NJ Burr, Co., Boston, rhilip Lee,
l36 William street, New YORK. PrC. only IS per
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LOT HIS.
II. r. RIKER,
D K A p E K A ND TAIL r.

has just returned from NEW YORK with good stock OF
Broadcloths Cassim-r-s and vengs Of late Patterns
and styles Germ An Brosdcloths, Black Do.skins,
French Fancy Dosskin,, for Gentlemen.
Pants Rich silk AID Marseiiles Vest
ings Satin and six Vestngs. Of
tn" best !quslities,
~ All tarm-nts made st his Shops will b. done in
tho most workmanliks and ia shion able manner.
Garments for others make, and warran ed to At
Gentlemen wishing for good and fashionable Coat,
get it by calling At Riker's Shop.
May 70, 1862.
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gssA
i-)1r0.

In Montpelier, July 9, Of consumption, David Wing
aged ~ years
Funeral at his late residence. Friday, at o'.oc
P. VI.
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Is \ TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN
7 O'CLOCK A. M.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 8. Gen. Burnside
is here, and had Al interview with the Presi-
dent this morning and then proceeded up James
river.
Many straggers from different regiments are
daily arriving, thus materially diminishing the
number reported lost. The Notifications of
Yorktown are being placed IN perfect order
Several officers came with the President on
board the Ariel. and Gen Halleck is believed
TO he among them.
PHILADELPHIA, July 9. The special cores
pondent OF Forneys Press, dated United
States steam sloop brooklyn, June Is. says all
hands were called early this morning to attack
the batteries of the city Of Vicksbursb. The
first gun was fired at O'Clock The firing was
Intense.
The Hartford, Richmond, and the gunboats
have passed the batteries of the city without
silencng them. The Brooklyn received orders
not 20 pass battery without silencing 1t. She
remains below. The loss ON the Hartford was
one killed and eleven wounded that on the
Richmond was one, the Masters mate, killed,
and Six wounded.
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New YORK, July 10. Mrs. Lincoln arrived
here last evening.
A letter IN the World says that Com. Farra-
gut was wounded in the head during the Vlcks-
burg engagement but his injuries were not con-
sidered dangerous
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he Confessions and ENperi
easCt. "a ,l2a Invalid.

PUBLISHED FOE TIE BENEFIT and \ warning and
| caution to youag who sulerfrom Nervous Debn
ty Premature Decay &c. supplying the time the
Of Self-CuTe. By Who has cured himself afte
being put 20 great expense through medical imposition
and quackerv By enclosing postpaid addressed enVel
pe,.sINGLE Copies may b. had o. the, author NATHAN
e.. MAYFAIR. Esd. Beifort, Kings.Co., n. y
march NY
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Strayed or stolen.

EROA the Subscriber, on the morning Of the sth inst
L a Bay Mare, thin u flesh, having switch tail and
white tar in tn. forehead Whoever will hor and
give information that shall lead III. OF this thief
will suitably rewarded.
Berlin, July g. 1852 CHARLES HERRAS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20
FOREIGN POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

st. Petersburg correct ondence Of the InaePsr'
dance Belec staleg that d public proclamation j.
shortly expected which will emancipt,o the peasants
OF tue Crown, whose nuwler amounts to nooni
- OO0,C0. Wien tie Emperor liberated the
50 N0 900 seris Of tho nobility, he d,cgeed that The
peasants Of the domainr Of the ppanages, and o'Ler
dependent on the State should have tie same benehi
and hkowise obtain tue same title 10 The posserslon
Of a certain portion of land To understand he
great Significance Of such measure, II must be
known that tLreefouiths OF the land OF the Empire
belongs 10 the State. The communities Oi The
leasauts of the Crown, who occupy part oil this
land pay 10 tie public treasury personal tax eqnaito
that which the peasants of the nobility were iayirB
10 their maaleIs. Besides, they pay 10 tho Crown,
On rent for the land, ruble for every deS'dsiN'
two and hslf English acres). Bat this land is
ceded 10 tho community only for simple usniructi
the pat given to a family passes from father
20 SOL, unless by special favor and temporarily.
UsuaIy distribution Of the land takes place every
,hird year. IL lie made in every community where
The arabic land is divided into as many lots or par
GELS as there are sble-boded men.
The forthcoming decree Of the emperor VIII giye
TO each peasant full possession Of that portion OF land
which will be eultiyating At the tine the decree
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SOUTHERN SYMPKrnIZGRs II NEW
IEhsL.I.
Cores, ondsuce q tn \. 4. rd7gne.
bipDLkTogN PoiNr, MosGotls

Cores, oudsnce Of IT, X. =. rd7rnc.
hipDLkTowS PoIHT, GoNGotl a C0vrrg, N'p{
June 10, 1877
TLare are Il u.s. nds Of your reaiers who viii
sorbe,. ecolset that doFrg let Fall css Of notorious
saysry gcies efsmped sevcsl occasion. 70 get
~ peace l.e,ugs viioas prf Of the Ste Ne"-i-f'
sew ysrticnsrly ~ Mifdietc"n 7 ONT. MONMOUTH
Ceru,, Tie Of hesr uertiag-, IL attempting
carry p-clvltrs ~rfr nucerrucn-
onv snuhhrd Dy the y,l cI n tue t9-u sut county,
and time hate no,hrg heard nom th,n Lately,
ponacsd Naturalization ~ h,pr te'ms std sssrrs
G,, hGt ihe Cover ought - be ooaen up reg ~
20 %. The iueuces tLd 80. i,.o"'
About hr-s week. runief 81 'iest rnprnef a. IN
al upor heir psst1 tue Ne hedist Churc' 10
and I've understand hat 49, he .lr rrns
Of ei nom ti9i hieh he mad eeen as L would
csu,s a diyisiou ~ thc Ihs4cA.
rsuk rfoScvsy gentlemen ww ysgy politely and
emussicaly nfOsned ~ the miisier or..tior ~ 6o b,
The fcs0u C.isti2p so 's H. h ui try tass e
would be their errs Il they wd s,cnd O. iheir own
and ous be wa coune)s with m, Church he dc3
70 peaen the WORD OF God and aid II uphodlus u
| bo laud
L,,, expecting to .. with such rebuio they retire,
not az al pis.sed with slieir visit.
se'rei ~ TIE r Uel sympsihzers are ule OF Prop
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than the poorer -- whom they have u.ae dupss 10 JED
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d p thr lover port o. t5e state hose ieesgl not
veY fsvorbls toSarlfh Union and whose ISL n Southern
an.agf, VII one o. &C later se. pos' fsve ne iH,ra
der 20 80 tiffany farther ds.n.cjl .ugs. war
sgrnss he Union, h ,uld be taken OF sGe
crowd pas gers 20 the .pot soi for
thar tho divine Escaped from COED Uuan S,kirs
piua Tag TA!BUss isesen,isely reed 81
this section ~ New-Jer.e, JUsIlCE.