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The national Republican., 1862-07-26

|NIRCLE INsTlTUTE FOR YOUNG La
~ DIES,
No. 81 X street, near the Circle.
Terms per Quarter Of Ten Weeks, $l2-Frenoh and
Musio included.
Spanish, italian, German, Latin, and several other
Languages taught In the same school.
Or. A, ZAPPONE will give three lectures each
week Literature and Soence and otherwise assist
whenever he oan spare time from his medical profes
sion.
y4 Mas. A. ZAPPONE, PrinoIpsI
The national Republican., 1862-07-26

sPEoIAL ATTENTION Is REQUESTED
The national Republican., 1862-07-26

We are Agents for the Sale OF
MoCLAIN's CELEBRATED
Coeoanut and Quince.seed
Hair Oils,
COLO9NES, EXTRACTS, go.
Christiana's COlognss, Extracts, &c.
WORSlEY's PREMIUM
HONEY, PALM, ALMOND, AND WINDSOR
Toilet Soaps.
TAYi-O -OR'S FANCY SOAPS.
Put ny IN Family Boxes. to suit purchaser
Wholesale and Retail.
Also. full lines OF Notions and Fancy Goods,
all Of which we Offer at the Manufacturers
Prices, without any freight being added.
Tho Trade, Dealers, sskeepers and Ped.
lars ara respectfully solicited.
We guarantee 10 sell at New York and r..i.
dslphis prices, perish in as attsnspi
The national Republican., 1862-07-26

Comparison Of pross will convince all thai we are
now selling the best and cheapest goods In eur line
that can be found In any house the country.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
WAY LINES,
NREAT CEHTKAL HOUTk
" FOR 4 HE WkbI y1
uR AND AprnR Id

HUDSON hivkR RAILROAD and NEW lORh
GkS7RAL RAILROAD
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-31

Commencing f0.15 chains W. of the N, E. cor-
ner Of $. E. of N: ". of Sec. 23, Town If
r. Is W. running tkeatce 8. rs dee As m;n- W,
17.6o chains to the cefstre Of government road,
thence westerly along tke eentfe Of said road to
" certain creaz called Spring Creek, !" thence
northerly along said creek to q line between ses,
~ and 23, thence north along said last mention
cd line N. W: corner of s. W. / Of said Sec. y.
thence f. to N. E. corner of N. W. of S. W. Of
said Sec, %, thence n to N. W. corner Of s T.,
of n W. of said SEC. %, thence f. to point IT
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-31

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-22
Congressional Proceedings.
NANNIL CONGRESS-Senato.
First Session.

Ud.h'nl'on, Joa. T.-Mr sumner M,
| nun !le C'mattey on Foreign Affairs, rr'-.rt,,
| 't X TIE resolution to allow certain ,nire,s =, 80
| rct" rosont- from the Japanese C;,,.,,'., " 10
| pr H." IN. H. objected. lie Thought he 20
| ',i."." WIZ ""try drawn. II did not state III,
",ics vi a" tGe Ulcers, nor the presents thew WEI,
| o. t'ooNt' ana wa, lid precedent Tie fc.,I,I
| uuh wiz pn7sed yeas, - nays II
| NJ. hto"mng IN oilerei resolution tina, H.,
,vlhh'tit' "n the Judiciary inquire into tic exnc
nlrncy 81 ST. amending the uaturay ttiun laws AZ =,
| ouurr rights ct tItifrusLi On i,rei.,,,, ri :
| tcryc m the present war. "'o may
| On motion Of Mr. wilson tMas-J the lin T., c.,,.
l - '.' u'ItI, ~ OF washington, was taken up
ar wilson offered section rppoplin, ,bc
n'' l..nWln we L'ch4rFe OF minors, and providing
n' per- nr hereafter shall be mustered into the SER
vac under years Of age, but the oath OF enlist
m,nt sinai he conclusive ~ 20 age. AgroeI h.
, MT Wl.'"u ohrrtyi ,suther amendmeuL altering
tL' Ntt'IN OF War by providing tho PENALTY Ui
death a. l'rH"i' iuusd lurking as spies ( ,re.I 4,
M. WI H.f' , 4. rrd an amendment prnyGiiu',
u. u'oi p,tty lg any lcrson t,rcu, safe lrinr,is
N"'i i1th'r dis. u'-i,a, tho bil laid over un.
Mr.. rrumiuN iIu) presented a morn,ril ,r.,,
W. = Jr"ctt OF C".u do, protesting glinst immc-
g'''o ton 'utNr slavery question. ~ LIyiur a ton
d,h's {" prc',ut peace: claiming that the .rtn,rnt.
q" VA" pc" I', either n rth or Slutl, were MOB rcprtl
srhtnd iN Con res; lul processing iunt action bv
uV N"'lN 'iI S'uu i'r au amendment 10 the Con-
1 au, 10 il",'I'lt l"r gradual emancipation of
Ut, s.',s thilty wears,
\ hi.i thHt the President, with the consent of ,be
senate aplf int two additional As-lstut Se,ret,, e.
tho ,H ~ -, a' wy '''. ''-'''i "''ars each
TN, ,.,, ., y & I''T' W. l..'A'''
r'..intl"n tyIc' NJ. BRIGHT WIS thon tgl,cn mo-
s.r,,,.'r ,,,s .',, ,N quay ths "Np'urI"n "i "a
,iuti,. t.r., h., ,,., ~ ~ .h ayt'' '''t our
p,..l mann. ... H.. s''',.' t''ln"S M"eu tle
culutr,. ID. ,t ~ $50 '''' "t4-"e "i tue
lie pxp,lIri ,,r,. - =, '9'1' vac g1rl'' :"
Is prp-ont r.t..IIr.. ,l " 'n e we Person
Ru.r AMI u.T..It., H.. w h'"hlu ''
tt...r, ..,,,.,.,r.i , -. ''''l, N.'e 'n"nHtlng
II W. ,,,'I, ~ ., D., In ''.i ia rnu''elPhl'.
hers On a., 'l,p, n ,r d. - - - W eAl''l mem
o,se an, Few. ,I @ I ~ Ut tl'e ''t5 j. lHi7
n.J tHru nrirdy rrrrr, T. the Ieti, dn,,i
.tr,. r,fi ,..l ',.,,,'" vac 70 u'' seizure 81
Davis I,..r,r 3D.. i,..l M Wv 'i i "N'i jon
WIS a.tul.' h, commenced ,,,r,, ,I UNI W.
At tlis tfr,, I..so I, a. ~ ~ tnr ..E'rnncht
Su,t,s ,.rt rr,, ~ '''' 't't'. ol 'nt hlt,N
ett,r y,,s read. NJ I' ,i', '. ~. uS.u.,' l'"'
rlousiy ire r,rd ,r'l -yII,bi,e, ~, - ,y,s 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-22

From tho report Of the CITY Superintenlcnt -
fu0Iie Schools to tho Board Of Education, ",
learn that during tho past year, a million and
| halt OF dollars has boon expended in tho support
oil our public schools, and nearly an eou,l
amount has been raised for their msintepanc,
during the ensuing year. Eight hundred and
twenty thousand dollars have been paid to tho
tcachtr7, male and female, who have conducted
mo operations OF these schools; seventy Al =
Thousand dollars for school apparatus, and two
hundred and tity-nine thousand dollars far
pulidlng' remodeling, and furnishing school
houses, and upwards Of one hundred and Gr,,,
Thousand dollars for the support of the uumeron.
evening schools, the Froe ACADEMY. and In
cidenial expenses Of the Board of Education
and The salaries Of its officers Ono bundr.J a,i
sixty thousand children, between tho a,,o. .,
'our ana twenty one, have been under instruc
.'on Tor a greater or less period during the year
III TIC foYernl public and day s.h ,ols. exceec inc
by nearly twelve thousand, the nuubcr t,,,I,
durnS tho preceding year; while, in the Eorty
evening schools, taught during a period oc dyo
months, from fifteen to twontv thousand np,iI.
were under instruction. The ayoraf,, dali, a,
tendance OF pupils in tho several dny scbooIs
uurng the year war upwards of sixtvtwo
thouShd' eNcCei'ng, by nearly five thousand
the average of the preceding wear; and /, ,ho
evening schools, this average amounted n oho,,,
ten thou'and. so cntoen hundred to,,ho,s
about fifteen hundred Of whom wcre fom,Io.
have boon in daily attendance up,n tbo.o
schools, ard large proportion of Thorn b,vo
pceh engaged In the tuition OF tho evening
schools.
NJ the opening Of the session. ON the frat
Monday Of September Last ,folowina, the Aurp,t
vacation, 'O,3j! pupil were found to bo in At
'endAncr- showing an increase of onward, of
ten thousand over the similar period of the pre-
cedins year,
IN several Of the wards, the officers hayo au.
'hor1'i tho teachers of the respective depart
m'h's to send home such OF their pupils as do.
sire II, during the noon recess returning ,..,ip
10 tho school at tho expiration Of one hour
his mrargomsn, Is attended by worry beneficial |
.cSults, in many most important rospocts. I'm |
lac h'a' place, il essentially conducas to tho |
Convenience Of largo proportion of parents.
'ho are IN the habit Of dining between tho
lours o. twelve and one, and who would protor
% have their children with them at that timo.
n the second place, it essentially conduces to
lac health Of the children, IN enablin, Thorn not
'nly to take regular and fall meals, but to SO.
uro that vigorous physical exercise, in going
nd returning, which will adequately prcplro
hem i.r the st4l.el and talks OF tho afternoon.
The following are statistics as 20 attendance,
Which will 10 found OF interest
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Upon no subject has the 10 been rrcltor n,l.
nc uhahim'ty' than upon the neco ssity of a
National bankrupt act, to enable LARGE num.
oers OF cuiIets who have b,on overthrown in
ouhiress 10y tue vicissitudes Of the war. 70
mako settlement Of their affairs, and n,ai,
devote themselves 10 active business with
prospects OF retrieving the errors and di a.,cr,
oi the past Aud the promp,ilude with which
ConRfo', at the extra session, dis,oscI oI
legislation, which was urgent and necessary
=" mo interests Of the country, gave An arm.
est that at the present session such MEASURE.
OF pune good as taxation, the Pre- ision of
nhShelsi resources for the war, National
nshkinp' law, sc, &C., would b. PROMPTLY
taken uP and passed.
pu' lhe sign s Of tho times indicate that some
secret financial power, of large ability, /, m
M"A l" defeat the general wish and cxpcctl
non OF the people. Several weeks sine, this
design was openly manil, ,.ed in an a,,.mll,
ofcaptslists in this city, end it WAS ,horo
showed 10 DO hold only through the antie-
ipation that defeat of the expected l.W
would DO impossible. This was followed n,
resolution introduced in tie New York Le,is.
ia'ure' rSiructing our Congress ionaI dele,l.
non' AZ Washington, to oppose the measure
suIm'Scd that this opposition arise.
rom e''aoi she'd mercantile houses, Of l,rrc
capital, In this city, whose business han
'a'uy augmented by the temporary Withdrawal
oi hVal house,, which have suc,um,eJ 10
sou'htm ard other losses, and gone down in
the general crash. This Leaves an exc,llont
',us. NESS Opening for these wealthy bu, les, ON.
torprilns firms, ~ho dread the close conpcd
ton and exc,,,,9nt business abilitic. Of man,
able merchants who arc 1ow out Of their way.
and II rs 10 be supp''cd that thoy W.! consr- |
butte lib'rally to keep the field To themselves |
But the interests Of the whole couatr, demand |
an equitable law Of this ch.ra ter and a Gw
milliolair Of Non YoIk should not Js enabled |
90 d6Geai it,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-22

a.. ~ ak miles below Cairo. NO nee' S..
an ,hs Tennessee River, or stArtsa 70 sy 80
w ", ,,,or~ vent TO MayhOld, or StAr'Sd . 70 ~
,h.,0. The main body did NOT nln ,s -, !,
. uI's in a day. as it was said it would n :, NJ.
r,c, did anybody, Smdl or great, %. ~. sir Q,
I,' s, -. ,,ansport stoAmbOsts carried me .n ..
oOron thousand mon to old for, 's nS ~ he
. ,i, simply, not town or fort and a. 70
so|un,d by them only as conysni'n. Oa cir
u Also surmised that the stories wo.' Co. CO...
Mated to lay the public anxiety lor 'Cn. 10,
"a r,ovomcn,s Of our fcrces- bu' II ~ o' :,
wan ,%., ro arc strong enough in the iu'Hoo =
. .nso in the sound common senSs ., "
our , ~ and in tho mon and means r !.a " ',
= hripr 10 tho suppression ct thi' 49,. Z,
: LIN. to crush It out, vi'hou, ,o'V g, 10,
4 SI.ohood anil deceit, which have 'nu@ r. Il
+ i" ,u.yeiy Appropriated to tho u'G Sl hol
" eA' ,Ss,nor. rho Government m,y wisely no. ~,
u.,coss to what it will d. more ,nAn ' W.
us p Linz di.credit upon our national toru'
,Ior mich every citizen will honestly uI'" IN
% s, D" ,cbod without stain. 1t P'oO'O' ,s ~
,n. reports of tho governmental o,.s,n a.. =, -"
~, ,I.a di,n.,chcs arc untrue. We nopo '"''
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STARTLING DryrLorEMrNT5'


.,.oii, Jan. 2i.-lhc ''NN''''N" "''
,.l.b ,r.r. Louisville, "li'h '".' ,..,...
pst,,,hc, u,yc been received '''h' ~
...,.tn.n.. t.at m, lAtt'"lt me'''' 40 ..',
,,a.c .p ,,ri.y, Tout on sunny
tni,"' AdqPfjl5sissn 4, We ir ~
''i hcI Irl oll t,rir artillery, lmurniti.n. borao.
".a fonts 'd eighty wagon ,o,d. y ,r..r,m,n,,.
! ''r'a .nd medical stores Gr into our hand, or,
N"'i' "Ai l"a-' -,iui... tuc.r outfrn.Iu,li,s,,,
Ills u"ru.us. :
y" ''"hinE o." opposite side ~ tire r,g,r,ls
ie'''7 dispersed In every direction. r,,o I..,I.i
lead "ud wounded relos were picked nm ~, 81,
h'd' "'rcia ~ iouicr Was found In 3, 49,.
"''i'lIy wounded. Gun !r-7 D, not ,l.luitcI, 100,
''h'd' hnt Il must 10 considerable. The -,,r.,o.,,,
'Ne ION Indiana regiment tc'c.rpphs that Ll,r,,
tlmehi has seventy killed aI.d wounded.
general lh"maa'' division embraces ..,rre ,r tb.
p'A' r's'N'nis IN this department. A. fra,I can
c''h' the "lh Ohio, the 10th Iudiaus, the "a MI,
h'''l'' tho lOth regulars, the ith Kentucky. spj
inc ivin h'Nt''k Ky regiments wtrs among those en-.
t's'd' Col. NJ nson's brigade, ncudin, the lOtb
IN''l'i'a' the 18th regulars, and some Ko,,tu,kv
iee.meh'' reinforced General Thomas durir,
SATURDAY night They made a forced march Of
twenty I'VE miles through hcnyy roads and man.
aged t" arrive three hours b.f,rc the c,r,,,crco
n'A' OF TIE rgnt' in which they tc5k a pl.ri,us
part IN fpitc oC their fat uc.
Tue ~nor of al the official dilat.he. rc,ciy,,,
goes I" show that the affair resulted I'm tia ~,
'l'.''n' victory Il tie war. No prominent ,rcor.
are said o. lc killed ON Our ,ile
General schocIn was unable {, crt "a, tj,c .o,,,,,
COY the enemy owing To- tic hluNy character .f n,
country .ad the obstruction of all the ro,.l, b,
icl!ol timber. -
THIS "orning'o G,lITrr llsad,i,c, Il AT ,,,rr,,,
the prediction Of au early advance l, tie .rr,.v #,
h'i", ky' The weather i, now tue p,ily Lip,l,rin,
ca. o. E',iy thing csc i- ready anil ia lnc rider.
t,rI,E
90. ho'''P' |dH. 2i.-lhorc J.. II, news from Con.
Thomas today. NJ detail, of tho federal t., i..,'
yet been received. Gen. Thomas has t,lk,n n.
steamer and III" nine barge, in which tho r,,,l
conveyed their force, a,r,s, tho C.u,l,r,,,,I ,n.
which, Ia their pro,iritate H.ut, they ,si t. dos.
troy Gen Thomas h.ss lccu toa busy l., s,pI uc
details of the resent ight No private telegram, ~.
m"'t"y matters ,su come over the southern line L
Louisville .ni uu private iu,ruat.5n Ia, Jooa r.,
.GVvi.
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va correspondent q the bssN
po-, Who sign, himself moi wx.
-. |. unS.rvtoOd TO be member o. ths iCes
NJ, Ch,i..i.n Association, gives ms -
".... a. ~. ooodition Of the Republican P.rN
sTns Republican party h gstaog I; ,ss~ IN.
l al yay, and the indicauons M 49, NV intsrns
ia career will orc lor Oe Guy ~. ,r,t carris
oiss Gs.vi.. lambs much clumniateo -
on .''ho ne arc told was eaten OF 49, y
he ne - nm the ghost Tbs mcosl - SoryS
80 49, sAss ,irs psssed through the ~ -,hiaI
IoVo - -bish n tried to dsvou evet M.
a. ~ itsrlf, seems nov 70 NV NV sr.eisl
ous 20 insiIe enemies Of the Pan-Won -
' PLyy.s ds,eruined and perSstsnI -, hrip,
wnoT 80. AZ Iarr. must soonor o. ~ IN.
the ~ .r;srn mo the condition 4 Dr Ia n,s.,d
e | l"PIo .h.v-vhich went out In co..
one nor m ~ = :uddsn, ono fas. day. be.". :,
, dust, al .nd rahicals, temPorsess =
y. eJnssIv sr.ncips tionisis and forwsrIt ~ -
TX tdmmer Jirooln wortbippers s. 80 ~. =
mont Wav.,.d;,ca and anti-W vsdivs, ms "a 4
&c, ns, IN. Premouts and the lpMrs, -
ca she ou' ..hsr ptlitical antitheses S Ss% vi,
va VARIOUS gUeArailsc.ni,m, il is no unnee.
,,,e mod.tln, nsrnpvnos,io thai the party wnoso
,es douoiL p' no, administer the govern.
~ tes reg, " ~, under the clods o. the vsn
.n- NhhO " vhile in the midst o. nie' ~. :.
even nO ,ne ,hros Of death. 'lut o. W..
yer ool cortain sense, out OF the uepsus,
a. ~, are evolved, new issues ue :.
any . y,o;sCts elaborsted not the seNs. \
Lars no , ~ yhica is the Inauguration o.
fok mrdo, tho nAns tf Republican Den''S
ony, mir IL this city
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ARRIVED.

- t-.,hrcp. Of Boston frcsn i =, W,
eHn-.uSo an salt 10 the mmtef' - ~
poo 70 CAV, 80 Mnn. Dec is ior a us' $3.50
Han say ~, L.syv frun W. Jan 90 ,nIos
u VS. tloN .t, in il, ~ 46, lot ~ 10 49,
a..dy Heok, spoke briS Morning 10
"s ,os Want. ucwgego, q whtey, teo,p . h,.t
- pa,tlsnd, r, 90 days, In oH. ~ ~ " ,, al
golu,-r,., A Co Dec %, LAT ~, lone ~ 49, "a Zine
: arSnti,y q new deals, apparently ou'
IN .ne ~s Nae. q Yarmouth, n from '''"'s -
- IN b.iastt h. BOYD a Hinckcn'
scuooSTRs-H W Benedict GOA
~ Haven cor Desais 1slanc. 49,, cj,1 &C DAYS w
Tr,rD, tBr } Cctian st InIana s,uid, With Log
,rr.,d 10 Kunl hr'ii ~. .
Ilspd ~ 49, ncnne,t, of Fall u ver' IRON ~ ,,,
N ssr sugar, is bound 10 Fall ki7et; ~ o.v
Jan :, ~. ~, sTsS,unt Of head winds H. IL i,
wv ~ a., hto ~, split manson, q g., n Yors
si In 10 90 spoke sour - 49, ~ n Car isle,
Jan 10, % Hs,isrAN sgoh 60 y,ran!s, ior NJ
York days. aAIIRD
~, cch-U s screw s,c amer orien'Ab 10y ~
,.I;UsNs,c.ruhirs IIsmrn onis' Tor h'm0'' % w.
~ Aspinre.' epoKT
cav. Dame Marta, Br big A"'e = u
"a Join, n u, boutd s'H'"'
FOREIGN PORTS $3.50.
..s Tan a-pr brg Bmi,n'r,, n,',
1917 an 2 daysi ,chr Kate srs,i,set,e, If
" R,a,cn. di,ch's; SUNRISE ~
Nv YORK, diachArgihs'
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1t now appears shu, the late reported al
vance from Cairo, Nls hoax from S.. Louis.
This was the point l.Om which some seventy
i've thousand troops were stated to 10 lohirk
ing for Caro-, and from that point to be destined
for a narch towards New Orleans, IA the re
port WA oontibually reiterated by telcgrlphic
dispatches from St. Louis, ard as the telegraph
department Of tina, city ia under military sur
veillauec, II is surmi,ad that these rumors have
been purpo'tly put adoat under authority, to
accomplish some object Of deceit toward, the
rebels.
The whole story was false. There was no
movement whatever beyond removal Of siK or
seven thousand troops TO an unOcsuPisd point
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-22

h"nsds Cth Jan. 2l.-rhe Sluta Tg luu. Wit
d",t' I" thr ~ lur.., has arrived
Al rNIrv-. iu.m M.siIn arri. cd ~ : MT, a.
on tue evening cot tu It'll instant, br.g.y p.
t!e Lcws that Loo Tcxals viii seven pieces
oI .IthI,ry We're marching ou Fort Craig and wer,
within thirty MILES ot that post
lhe scouts irm the font Ald been drawn In A
severe battle ~ expected, us tho TcNns were 6rbt
M principally Tor food. Governor Cuuuclly had
called om the entire militia.
letter express arrival the night Of the 9th inst
winch says that the enemy had lstreatol without
making m attack on the tort.
Col. Canhy has 1000 regulars and 800 yuluu
tecrH and militia at his COMMAND.
AlliscSrlteneut At Santa Fe. Martial Law has
Ietu ptlStaincd ~ the llsty:S,
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-, p,sr,o,--A novel y Kasilsh I'm Pnb
ra,Il.. Rev YORK. Harper
lisners. ,.. and ends in |
unr,,pd but the author has 'et' 80 -,
.h.,,c,s,s 10 America, in tho inVeiV~ 80"
| 49,. c.u of Sumter and the present. Po,.oO' ~
Nv -, oscribes tho wn 70 the no''n''D
" .,,,,s,i,,a who would not take wnp'ne nOlA
-. ra,,anding it's coming, until 'Ao 0OI
a,o, -, fully upon them. Both o. toe SiV'I
uI0' -. a,.c,ib.d IA leirg at the ba'L'
p'y Do vbsrs the right one Is hilei' anu 'ao
: 49, sr,,Ivor preserved for a saie re'uiN "
~ y,..d Tho battle Of Bull Run " 90
-,o1 9TH more glowing Embellishments,
,a,h a, 20 fact and fancy, than IA. ag'oONOi'' !"
- IT,, oe Car 700 recent occurrence L"
n sav q is details 70 DO mad' poouo -
q ronse Of common sen'e' 4.
A pp.crtcAt CugIaTtAriT'.-A u'sHSa r. AiisIl
- '.i.,,e, Gr young men. "! J'nH 30.
At sSn'yy , U.rpor 4 Bfythsrs, fuo'sne'''
A. Uigsron, chapters in the look touch uPV
" Oh. ot,.u- ukod questions '-'WhA' ~ ~ -
at n ,is,i,n = "Why should o'octne c-'
a, 49,. ," CHOW shall become Chu'un.
-, I,,,o, NJ n christian, evidences Oh ent''''>'
Il viii DO usofu work, for It's uoac'
y, ,loi, and simple, and cary cow" - !,
Of With them. These are ros ou,V, -, ,ha oN
ais ,s,ooscA ros, as is too troqu'G,S 'ns
W.. 49,, ave OCCASIONALLY interpreted Win H'va
o-i ,oSoronc,, to distinguished mon vn''u u,
400 Tovs and ir..hcn tho moral in'''ue'''n' VII
aries IN. author soeks 10 convey ..u,,
4 Eve \ suco'suoS Tow a., '', ',sag o. uc pro
upon az 'h1 ~, ' r'nstru,,,,y q ., no -,i'
rived "a iirarirea, Wy g.; IN, u a. d.
mated G." fnna,"Tr o Ans, Ar,oe q a "'' 49, ~,
,se5a- 1. uc Pfceidcnt q 'hs 'H' -, and rulAsne
~ WI it,,, 4 sou, 81 siAu A''L-''
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,,,,,,h,el wss bankrupt hs
sns d ave lAs oosi "a bis hack, su trsnas Of chsr-
s,,s,ss Vvavo, and be buned " nianse IN tie
L. rather than close tie WAT
sss,evs, 81. presden, ordered the gasrieds o1 " 'o
~, ~ the chair 70 be cieerea' 49, dsJv heresy
lie spoke Aorcion. Which he said found 20 iSsII
o. ~ 80 state Of Indiana. lndlsn. Ia no re-
H,igSty, hss ptrtctpsten W no ia I'D the people
| pulse. =. y" A. he letter q his ooh.ssw,a n,
say hn asi,ho,,, eng eNplanation' ne muN WV
espus,,,n. .,d fine had known he VA. " De ~.
MI s',.oasCn and bringing war on Wy w "a
be roud have employee oc,,,., , o,,,.ni1 ,tion
Sy,s there VAS 70 oe regun l,p.'cbes preseniei
/. | sg,irs nun 80 toen better prepared; ~.
i he vs. re,etIons with the senator IT,, ~ T,,crs
+ %ase,,s but be felt kindly $780, $500 untreiudos
~ ~ A he said was v utlaa.eu, M A. Ease
II snh ~ Ie v,,nh simply state the iN't' o. An
9SSLs,a1 Guilty a treaSnn' u Va ~ "a Ij',r.ir
II ne ~ 80 DayiN INTRODUCING Ino,ia7 -. 100
lt.ter tc Jeu' - - In Philsdeiphia, ana rear
,o M, Linoo ,,,,e ses, " live he dld w
~ tneIs' nv nan In Indiana - ,b md pr
lin 81 s-tnlIished y character ioI '..d In a
Wa chant 'Iln o-u', So, a. Texaa and engagsn "a =
, | hty ne fua.,,tc , he came here ster" 49, /
hat | - tie ptroect Of the r"iu AZ. Liter but
mi tBrighp hd nc Ieo'' IIe hal si4o given Liaoolu
the ,n 49,, ., Cant, Franklin, ana "yulu ,.,s wi
- ,hry we're similar w 'HiHNts ,,,, No '
he adore w ~, ,bc rample Of Senators in tuiA a
o1y iI ,Tc, snd Il Idncon h2d d INN ,nsn NE
yere improved cotton GIN; pc -no,,s N any one
chg a., o .f Tim s such letter after the pTrS5."
lie nTps PreaLient, he would have ansNe,uo' III
,,cr ~ IA ~ iclievt there would be war. u.,
.r hie ia, nai Fanatic, under INC lean ,,, s,
rhetc, Mas.,rluze,t-, would hrng ao'1 NJ
AZ. t,i,'.,. - now exists He dd n.o 80 .,o,
ry tS ,2 q web Ts I'D fI 5Sy,r1 &S6 DT sent
.ou o' | '0'''r, c'nn.g', III BENJAMIN, s.. lie wehi
&C. ' ., 'a sr 20 % aS s1sa ' nrd 10 Sss,
iH5 .I.,s, the sid reality came u, ~ I'D,
,"'y NJ cuininns after - yc"i- l''' ''' W.
b ii-et ,,,i moi give n en- ur. ,,sucs,,,,,r 4
~ ~ ".' 1W,,.sssnd,n tMc asked u W. ,, ..,'
/. now mI, nee would be any war, wl.' @ IT,
cnnn- ,Sslc 20 suppose that DAVIS "Nh'''
lu''' ment Ia GrtHim'. 4 ...l rerr,te,l'F N
W. r,., jectou 81 giving ne .o''g 5n ~ IT,
1sn % III III liza before given Mr.. lN-''n . %, ,y
% ,hc a, "a ard II ne lad hoon IN cns.'' ~
viii We e., n, " .,li 1T have sent the nllm., ~
shown " ,' ~ t.a,crnmcut; tut 10 had No ,, 1
OF nv - nv te r.at,cr o'er'',tI' ','
strrctod D.! L,,, t,r an ,tler letter Ahn NC b''' "
tf.a#Y, |
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n.n,n MnshIpEtOn

r.t...o1. ,tto. gl-l9rd lit 9,i,sin wiz le
orini % ug,, our Tr',', lord I3ors has shown
n %,a 's' aa a n It. .@ %dRs Si5'oF %as
du., Tho tap,"n ~ 10 If .lii,x and leave them
Is, ,, St,I 70 Tngi md as hes, ,ncy COULD Nm
g. Ara ,nsT "S Sycs,cr p,"tobly obliged ,ne '
!, 20 b1nn IN iDpG Ia a national 'es's,
60 th" MN c,r.I order NJ 3, issued IRON 'no
Al 1,,. GS,a,a ,c new oa T ~ KY " Wa
| o., al q known ~ the dei~f,moH' " I.yynis-
e' w', tac TIT ard tie pairllna a, q c ,C
~ s,,, rs 6r ITS Artog,ihieoli, ana 70 N
/ CsI,'oa' "' u e L' : +, untecr-, is a,,'gnci I
| W. ~ suu.., - ~ o. ,,d,rcd that othyer- he
| a., .,uItNti. u D. ~ .,,,,itIn.. service, uudc
| ts. ,l ir tie ,''','''' .t-,I .rc To- recruit %.
.,rr,. ,'Nrf -. wy, - y, ana MT 81
| T., tine. own f'sih'h'1 - No. 'wtU however
| a.. r,,. g. .iWt''l H'' ' Gr,.r.a : Ipcriltci
| ir tultr ne lirc'l ID ' g,.,,- Indicated fpr Il
| d..t TIE '. h.m', - .lc,. Sol II lczs ulf
- f.iDu. -c ice u'Ni nv ra .r.rral regiment
4. ...r 'Ur tu |NNd Up Wv. '..,.'4' .,nl L