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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03
chine en- exhibition at Blamaa 4 THlen',.
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ONCE Of nc \. Hayward con,nnny.


70 MIX and rs Congress strce.
BOSTON. NAECu isr 1862
10 Manufacturers, ne Tradc, aud me Pubic
In The grant from The y, Hayward Company 20 Metro.
poitan Washing Machine Company under the license NJ
Charles Goodyear 90 said ~ laywa,d Company Tor the
Of Nuc nizsd India Rubber coverings for rolls the
right TO snca application TO the Bailey machine was s. C.
caly reserved and is exclusively ov ned hy tic \ nav
ward Company These machines ard rights are guar.
anteed 20 The trade aud manutaCurt . and ia the onlv
invention in which The Nucanaet RuAhcr Rolls aud cav
erings for Rolls, do not turn the SHAFT or snnt the
cl, ties.
The injunction granted in favor of the n Harvard
Company, as Joint CONF lananis and The subsequent
grant with The above reservation fully establish the rgb
this article in the y. Hayward Company. ANY OgV
ER REPRESENTATION + FALSE and evidently in
tended to Impose upon The public false representations Of
tiile as we'll worthless Machines that turn on the
shaft and smut n. HAYWARD COMPANY
TnEo. G. WrEKs, Agent.
BARRE May S, 1892.
This may certify that have used one Of Baeys Wash
ing and Wrngng Machines, and can say that il will do
all that is reoomme nded, and satisfied that IL saves
onehaf Of the work in washing and wringng and will
dry In half the time, and great saving in the wear
OF clothes. A. NJ. JACkMAN barre Hotel
MoSrrsLigR, April II. 1852
This may certify that have used one Of Bailey.
Washing and Wringng Machines over one year and
satisfied that Il saves me in my business the helm of
at least one r, besides saving large amount In thr
ear and tear OF clothes. LEVI BOUTWELL,.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03

WASHINGTON, May 3d. The following dcs
patches were received from Corlnth this after
noon
, 1862-06-26

Elsewhere in ulis issue We give the Tax
1}ill Dltich only waits the Presidents sig
nature 10 become law, and when thus
ratified will take effect On August first II ia
the argument against Human Slavery
brought home to tue peoples pockets. This
Is what sthe sum ofall villairies'' is actually
costirg Us in dollars and cents, and yet this
is noi the whole. Every business man,
every community now suffering from the
depression Of commercial interests is, in the
loss thus sustained, paying the bills for
Slavery. If there had been no Slavery
there would hare been no war. # there
Lad l.een 10 national r?alady attacking tue
very life Of the government there would
haze Lteu no doctor's bills Of this kind
A-e tic people ready TO say that they bear
FL this cLce-fully for the sake Of Slavery
Who will not rc-ecbo the words Of AIl
Stdg~iek, Of New York, in the House
yesterday, the hope that the war and
Slavery Will cease together. Let the cure
he complete, and the treatment be eradica.
tGTy.
, 1862-06-26
MATTERS AT THE CAPITAL,
THE ILLINOIS SHIP CANAL
MEASURE,
Extensive Seizure of Stolen
Military Goods.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune-I
WASHINGTON, June Is, 1862
The postponement Of the canal bill yester-
day till Monday, is no indication Of it's defrat-
The Western and New York members are
working assiduous1y for it, and none more
thnn Arnold and Bl>4ir.
WASHINGTON, June 25.-Major General
Pope arrived here yesterday, and is enthuslas-
tically welcomed He Was requested to come
to Washington to consult with the military
authorities, if consistent with his duties in the
West
4 diplomatic dinner was gigen last evening
by the Mexican minister A number Of sen
ators and other distinguished gentlemen were
present: The gathering is supposed to have
. significant bearing just now.
WASHINGTON, June 25.-Thc postal con-
nection treaty between the United States and
Mexico, was to-day officially promulgated,
The provost marshal has discovered and
takca into his possession $4,000 worth OF
rifles muskets, cavalry equipments. etc, sup
posed to be stolen property He has recent
y sczed other military goods under similar
circumstances
, 1862-06-26
FROM THE SHENANDOAH,
FEDERAL and REBEL MOVE
MENTS.
JUNCTION OF FREMONT, BANKS
AND SHIELDS,

HAErEa's FBRnr. June GA pontoon
bridge will arrive this afternoon, on its way to
G. n. Fremont The greater part OF the force
hire is throwing up carthworks on Bolivar
Heights. It was rumored yesterday that the
rtbcl General EweH was advancing on New
Creek With 1000 men. The sd Illinois and
e7th Penpsyl lyania went there this morning.
Gen. Kelly is fully able to receive Ewen.
Jackson is by this time checked, and Fremont,
Banks and Shields have joined forces to p1u-
sue them.
NEW YonK, june e5 The Hor7Ts Wash
lngton dispatch says 1.-THE 1umo1 that Gen;
EWell had returned With his rebel force and
occupied Front Royal is current. It is appre-
hended that the Union troops lately there have
been employed elsewhere, and these rumors
grow out Of that fact It is BY no means iu-
possible that Gen. Ewel will come back to
that quarter again, though quite improbable
This information is said to come down By the
Manassas road.'
q special to the n. z. Tribune says: t'Ru-
NOR confidently asserts that jackson Is again
marching through the Shenandoah Valley, and
has already captured Front Royal; but We are
assured that no reports to this effect have been
Lu1ay at last accounts.n
WINCHESTER. June 2l.-One Of the leaders
of the Jessie Scouts, who has just arrived from
the advance, states that marching orders have
been Issued By Ger. Fremont for still furthe1
ret1ogade movement. He will either estab
lieh himself at Midd1etown or fall back en-
tire1y to Winchester. Should he endea1or tt
fo1iify the former point, he will be obliged K
throw heavy force to hold the Front Roya
7oad at point parallel to his position. whill
BY occupying Winchester he holds the key t
! both valleys.
1t is confidently believed that Jackson is a
| Iuray.
| Winchester, with the force that Fremon
has 1t present under bis command. will be i'm
| pregnable un1Ess the enemy has Siege gun
| with which to fire the city.
| MANASSAS. JUNCTION. June A-M th
bridges across the Rappahauneck at Finder
| fckEburg, together with the ona just finished
| were carried away by the food last night. Th
| river rose twelve feet In = faw hours. Lumbe
for the construction Of new bridges is Alread
on hand, and in : lew days the dsmagge will b
] repaired.
, 1862-06-26
FROM new ORLEANS,
BUSINESS AND TRADE MATTERS,
GENERAL SKEPlEY'S ORDER 0f
AMNESTY,
The Enemy Routed at Grand Gulf,
Cur Fleet before Ticksburg.

New YORK, June o5.-Ncw Orleans ad-
ricts ttate that the four men sentenced to be
hung by order of Gen. Butler for robbing citi-
ztns, were executed on this 1fh. Commodore
p1rter's mortar fleet had gone to Vicksburg.
Com. Farragut was before Eicksburs. 4
lor'ion Of his feet bad routed the enemy
tro1n Grand Gus. One nlhn Has killed on the
1tasca and four wounded
The Bank Of America at New Orleans WIS
paying specie. Gen. Shepley had vetoed sew
c1al acts Of the common council which were
calculated to iniure the rising Union feeling
IN The city. Numerous guerrilla bands a1opg
the Mississippi annoyed the passage Of res
ecls.
The steamship Coatzacoalcas arrived from
New Orleans with dates to the 18th. Newsp1-
pers by her contaiii but little news. The
weather Was delightful with refreshing sho f.
trs. Reb,l officers and soldiers were allowed
to return tu the city on condition OF taking
the OATH Of allegiance.
NEW YoRE, June 25.-The steamship Coat
zacoalcos arrived from New Orleans about hal
past two O'Clock this 2. II. Her dates are to
the 18th inst.
The newspapers By her contain but very lit.
| tie news, The steamship Mississippi sailed on
| 18th inst. for Boston, with large number oi
passengers aud 21o l,hds. sugar, etc.
The weather was delightful, with refreshing
| showers. Seven hundred hhds. sugar sold or
tlc 10th and 18th inst. at tlye-eights for fully
| fair. Business in other articles was Hight Al
! order from Gen Shepley military coulmandan1
| Of New Orleans, permits the return Of con
feeerate officers and soldiers to the city, upon
condition that they immediately report to tht
commandant and take the oath NOT to furthe'
bear arms against the United States nor in al. !,
| vie furnish information, sid or comfort to tb,
enemies OF the federal government They ar,
exchanged OF released from their parole,
, 1862-06-26

SON HING STILL TO BE DONE.
There Is abundant trouble ahead if Con
gross adjourns without putting the brakes
ul:on the ray money manufacturers. The
diligence is something alarming with which
these gentry ate flooding the country with
their currency, relieved Is they are from
the check afforded by the necessity of spe-
cic redemption. Nothing like it has been
sen I'll the financial history Of the present
century. Ordinary E1d usual means OF
getting the stuff i'l:o circulation are made
e,u:.tc TO meet the generosity Of 1:,ese shin
PLASTER makers. Il is the aood-aide Of rag
currency. WHIST is to be the consequence
Ni':t is already the result? Gold
Las advanced to niue per cent. The Gov
esnucnt notes are disappearing from cir.
culation, and are held stit1ly at a premium
uy Tie brokers, a premium when rag
n.nney is to he exchanged for them And
this is gcttirg worse daily, and thu impend-
IT,: financial crash is even now singing in
the wind. Il Til come, and nothing but
the uction Of Congress can intcrpost
q barrier. VIII it do it before
adjournment? These irresponsible cur
rcncy shops must be tdrsd out q
t-eist.nct-they must be furcel out Of tht
field by an impost sufficiently heavy *
drown every wild cat and kitten Tni
Must he the speedy act of1egislation in til
face Ct the banking interest Of any stctio1
c:lst u wcst Of the Hudson River, or tn
broadsides Of these currency makers vii
work us more harm than al the broadslde
cliff Davis army. Shall the, remedy he ap
Piled, and the people protected? # "
mus: have paper currency, let it be th
Issues Of the Government, and let a.
encrous taxation on all other Issues c1ea
the field Of the entire board.
, 1862-06-26

Happily for Illinois, the necessity for IN
Extra Session Of the Legislature, is en-
ti1cly removed Congress has suspended
direct taxation, aud our State has not that
TO provide for. The Federal Government
has wholly assumed the war claims, and
the entire expenditure of our State
officers for war purposes, thanks to
the discreet ard energetic action o1
cu- patriotic Governor. It is not
often that an Executive can thus complete.
y by his soWn official action so largely dis
pose Of the reasons for call of the Lec
is}aturc, and add to his other sterling pub
lie services the saving to the State Of oyc1
s5o.ooo, for The expense Of the session
would be no less Thanks to Gov. Yates
there IS no need row to reassen1ble body
Of which We say frankly Illinois has NJ
yridc.
, 1862-06-26

sT. LOUIS, June 24--An officer who arrived
from Tennessee River to-day, says Gen.
Euell's corps is marching eastward. via
Florence and Tuscumbia, towards Ch,tta-
ntoga-
Il Was probable that many officers would
unite in an address to the government to dis
miss Gen. Nelson for injustice and insults to
tticcrs, and brutal treatment OF soldiers, in
his division.
Chisf Quartermaster Allen had arrived at
Halicck's headquarters.
The government police are active in max
ing arrests for disloyalty. None, however, Of
Col. G1ay's regiment Of Missouri State
troops has been assigned to provost guard
duty in this city. They are encamped on the
site Of Camp Jackson.
The military authorities have advices gen
orally that guerrilla bands are diminishing in
the country districts.
, 1862-06-26

Cnion in the abstract is excellent. In
time # public danger all party differences
should be dropped, but just uow We wish
privately to drop hin! to OUT Republican
friends in Indiana, borrowing lelf from
the rvcent record Of Wisconsin. In the
latter State, on the Union issue, twenty
enc Union Democrats we're elected
from strong Republican districts and
throughout the entire session these men
yotcd and worked for the meanes1
and lowest party measures Of the fire in
the r.ar democracy, Some Of them out
ucrodcd Herod by going in advance Of
men elected is straight out democrats, tax
lrg this course apparently to purge them,
selves Of any stain f-cn the associations tc
wbicl. they owed their elcction. Watch
these fellows In Indiana. Do not su1rende,
100 much Whre you have loaf undc1
y.'u- arm, there may be such a thing rs be
u= t"' generous, and pincling your next
ulral
, 1862-06-26
MATTERS AT NORFOLK,
Gen. TIele Pnt8 the Secesh to Treat.
ments

NORFOLK, June 24.-Gen. VIele had con-
ference with the city officers here yesterday,
and finding that they would not take the oath
Of allegiance, ordered that no election for mu-
morning he issued proclamation declaring
the city under martial law and retiring the old
city officers whose terms have expired.
Gen. Viele has found It necessary to adopt
this course in consequence Of numerous petu
disturbances between the Union men and e
cessionjsts
, 1862-06-26
qhE TrihuuE.


ns.T news is IF a somewhat mcagre char
actcr this mo1nlng. From the war before
Richmond we have slight note of some
thing more active. The intelligence from
New Orleans via New York, informs us
that our fleet was before Vicksburg, hay
ing vanquished opposition at Grand Gulf
ii carnot be long before the tars Of Com.
Davis and tlagg-oft1cer Farragut exchange
saluta1ioas, and salute with cheers and sal
vos Of artillery the reopening Of the Mis-
sissipri from the Balize to St. Anthony.
, 1862-06-26
THE LATE ELECTION,
Majority against the Consti-
1Rtien, 16 400.

Especial Dlspatch to the Chicago Tr1bune-1
SPRINGFIELD June rs, 1862.
The official and reported majorities Of 100
counties give si1tee's thousand, .tour hundred
and ninety againEt the constitution Clay and
Pope counties not heard from. ]. E. D.
, 1862-06-26
Bankrupt Law.

WAsHEGToS, June Is, 1SE2-
Mr.. Arnold, Of I'LL ask the unanimous
coIsgnt of the House to introduce bill to
provide for the relief Of honest but untoTtu-
nate debtors, and the distribution Of property
amf1rr their creditors, By the establishment
O. Uniform system Of bankruptcy through
p1t the United States.
MI, Holman-1 object.
It requires unanimous consent to introduce
E bill and get 1t before the House, without 60
ing through the hands OF 8 COMMITTEE In
tue above case, Holman, democrat, Of Ind.
prevented Mr. Arnold from getting the bill
introduced.
, 1862-06-26

AhA1A1 o4S1 alLA.
RzDorB7 No asp. H.
To Hon E. H. Stanton, Secretary OF War:
The affair is over and we have gained our
Notwithstanding the strong opposition
Our n4en hare done all that could be de-
sired. Ihe affair WAS partially decided by two
guns tbat Capt. Dercay brought gallantly iato
action underyery difficult circumstances. The
enemy was driven from his camps in front OF
this p)aec, and all is now quiet.
(Signed,) GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
Maj Gen. Commanding.
MCCLELLAN's HEADQUARTERS, TUESDAY
24th.-From movements Of the enemy last
night, and from Information received from
contrabanc a general engagement was looked
Tor Ibis morning The troops were all under
arms at daylight, and everything in readiness;
and finding themselves promptly met at every
pci1t, they retired to their old position.
4 terrible storm visited this section last
night laEtng about three hours. The wind
hlew 4 hurricane, leveling tents and trees in
all directions.
piice. .Iaid for substitutes in the rebel aruly.
Ghty mention Instances where as high as
seventeen and twenty dollars has been paid
There has been less Ekirmisbing for the last
twenty.tour hours than any time Eince the uat-
tie If Fair Oaks.
meut has rapidly improved within the last few
days. The movements of the enemy to-d1y
hare been mysterious, Their pickets at sew
eral points have been drawn in half a mile,
while at others they remain as usual The
ground vacated By the enemy is nov held by
our troops.
Richmord papers to-day speak Of the arrival
Of Gen: Price. No mention is made OF the
whereabouts Of Beaurcguaad's army.
New YORK, JrEe 25-The Nashville cor
respondent Of the HtraN teleEraphs an extract
f5sm 1.,1 tho Pstersburg (va.) Express Of the
lumber Of 6,o00 have advanced from Norfolk
and Suffolk to I point on the seaboard rail
road, known as Franklin Depot, fifty miles
frcn1 Portsmouth, and thirty from Weldon.
The aim OF this torte is beyond doubt to ad-
vance to Weldon, and cut Oft the railroad
communication at that place with Petersburg
and Richmond. At Weldon, the roads from
Wilmington, Raleigh and Pctersburgh con
verge This explains the recent visit Of Burn.
side to Ola Poiut and the Whltehouee, on the
Pamunky, where Ao aud Mcclellan compared
Eot.:s.''
NEW YORK, June 25.-Letters to Phi1adel
Thfa papers, from A1cClellan's army, state
That our first parallel, three miles long, il
completed, and it is also believed that tht
rebt Is canEot master tt, Geo men on whom
they ca1 rely to make charge oa us, or staus
t,ue frn1t. ne
, 1862-06-26
FROM BEFORE RICHMOND.
SHARP SKIRMISHING YES
TERDAY,
OUR LINE ADVANCES UNDER FIRE,
Gen. mcCIleIIan'S Official
Dispatches.


FIRST DISPATCH.
REDouIT No. 3, June a5-1 80 p. N.
To Hon. E. Il Stanton, Secretary Of War:
We have advanced our pickets On the left
considerably to-day. under sharp resistance.
0ar men have behaved very handsomely.
Some firing still continues.
{SigretU GEO. B. McCLEL1As,
Major General Commanding.
, 1862-06-26

REDoUBT No 3-815 p. m.
To lion E. H. Stanton, secretary Of War:
The enemy are making desperate resistance
to the advance Of our picket line. Kearaey
and one-half of Hooker's men are where I
want them. I have this moment reiniorc ed
HooEer's right with a BRIGADE and . couple Of
guns, and hope in few minutes to finish the
work intended for to-day. Our men are be-
havirg Er1endidl5. The enemy are fighting
veil also: This is not a battle, but merely an
4tialr Of He5ntz-lman'= CORPS, support d 81
hold every foot We h,vs gained. # We
succeed in what We have undertaken, It will
Be very imp " at advantage gained.
Our loss rot large thus far. The fighting mp
to this time has been done by Hookers Diyis-
ion, which has behaved as usual, that is most
handsomely.
On our right Porter has si1enced the enc
my's batteries in his front
{Slgned} GEO. B. McCLEL1AS,
Mi jfrfp
, 1862-06-26
Mem abhertlSRnlR1ttSv

G. H. ScR1NEN, -At5z0e'stssstng Agass, 63 Dear
oos's a., is authorized toreceipe
this and al the Leddiag fapeTs Of The NorthsotM,
, 1862-06-26

WANTED-A good Marble Cut
ter. One that can carve heutes flowers and
1esteE, None but good hand IeGd apply, Address
~ "a AoEEC3 4 CO, WatBaw. Ind: E26 a44T.tt
, 1862-06-26
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, JUNE rs, 1862.


| tents int!uded. dnes mt pxeerd Ok
t cents aEamn Gntv ~ - 4
t Do. containipg medicines. Sc. tfe ~.
OF rns pta Ms sna aas nd
eTcsa1 RI cents q raw, 5ntr ~ A1'' q
M. cnntainin1 ma3;cfnsp ~ +ha rots;i
nrice ~ 1sins ~ which5 ronte1ta -.
rinied arrende IN ranta hut Joas rot
eTNoe3 * cents w ~&H.'' o"' ''s' 1'ot
Dn'. c5mtsini7n medicines Ec the ra,,,a
nfHhfrh ro5tenta included ii a.. 1a~
crtd * ca1fs ana sboiI nnt e1caei - 4
IN rnnteininr medic3ras ~ Tho %T.l.
ne ~ 1Uhich con+eoSs s1c1nta3 ~
cerds ii IN each ana everv E;centa -,
ii. an additional a. amn dntv1f {,
Bowling a1]eyE fnr esrh e11cv 1mtv Eorii.
cense No'' 1SA -
Royts' containing me5;cinea 8.c saTna
ae ..hotf1es Whirb sae
nrandrcf1,ss n';,Js san,a AZ ..Ha,n ofa
Thousaud Fipyers u which see.
BraEs. manufactuTes nj. ff n0r otherwise
Enfrifrd q
Bricks are not to be considered a unnr1-
fACtD.t,
B;id..ee. toll. on eyrnsa rercsnta =
Brcwerg. under Which term ia inclEiai
eyeIy ntIRon WIN mennfsctnrss f..r.
meateu liouo.s Of any nen1t. Sr i1,.srrir,-
finn for al, from InaIf whn11w ~ r.
part. for license ' ".' ~
10. Wto mannfactnre iess ttan sni S-1a
per wear. for license
REc,7ae -rn,1Fo...-oc - 80 ..L...
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-10
s tueus.iiun to Captains and other Conn
Inaaaers.

A 5nn": solilsr who ms,te his tiisl hEht 1t
Tho seTes F.nos Oil Saturday, make augges
tioD, wn,>h it will bi OF public servrcs 10 bring
IL tb, gtnetal attention Of tie army.
10 mnsbcliy fight, tue inen un Goth SIDES
uEnaly lie down, 81 lest while loading. Our
slider soon found great Il tfi;ulty in getting
his..bslls i,an. Pshsc:ing on he i.hao,, he
saw that II ~ss because the powder bsinE.
uourei into lha gun while al q Very Slight 10
clinstnn, dill not all fall to the tottOm Of the
barrel. O.l attempting to iurce down tls ball
it would ilcn bucome jammsi With the ionse
prars ihat adhered to the sides ot tue barrel,
In subsequently, loading bis pitca, he therefore
alasya tilar putting in the powder brought
,i,s s1i 10 i perpendicular and jNrri il upon
the a-ouhi This secllred ths settling oi the
no5 del, AID lie had 40 iurthsr tTosblS =
H. observed LIHogor, that urLcrs cEiiiin -
ta:ei bu sllao difficulty ,hal hU had eApeTi-
entsi \ soldier ncar lin having his gun
cn,uut.l,ly li,une,i sni .tsnhlei 10y lod sed
ball.
il ii isl i,,t,vAth the sl!ehtioh of captains,
and other commanders, To impress upon their
r,-, ,i,s usr IL the Iueany n C have described
to agoid tho disabling 6f lhe,r guns, and to
incrusso the rapiiity oi their fire. If tho OBJ
ssry.t,on Of our informant ho al indication Of
The general rule, large per centage would be
added to tlis effect Of our fire, bY adopting the
EilrTcItiOlI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-10
-ecIe,,an:. Concentration.

Several pr.vato letters, found on The battle
field of Saturday last, present us with cohcu-
sys evidence that McClean's forces on The
Uhiskshominy consist not only OF bis Potomac
Army, but Of heavy drafts from his variously
nss,sd forcss on the Confederate coasts, and
the trtnics ol the West. 1t is apparent at
oncs that Richmond ia intended to be the prize
unon which is staE sd his last and grandest ef-
fort-for ii be fails, it must most assuredly,
be his last, aud the last we will ever see or
hear of Mcclellan. Hore, in front OF Rich
mord, he ~ould, ii he could, concentrate the
entire available force Of the United States, be-
lieying that the fate Of the rebellion" and
bis own glory rests upon this enc blow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-10
THE TANSEk: LII IA EoER

A lady VINO has just arrived in this city,
from H.ne-e- cou",y. ;ufv'ss ny Tic r th"iFsEa
kses are committing numoer Of patty doprcds-
tions Throughout that county. Al one ho1se,
where nc cpe was fouEi but an oidladY and
her son, thSy entered end destroyed Sll tho
under.clotLing OF the lad, boy OF III or Il
years. Al this same house they lnade tlIs oil
LADY prepare break last Tor six or eight Of lLelp,
a1d then offered to pay her in Federal treasury
n,tes, which sho refused. They then han'ie'i
her q Confederate note. The lady ash sJ il Il
was p;ssble, they would ehieavor 10 pass
money on female, with hey themselves
c,uned as oTthl-ss. Seeing stst the ihoJ
was determined not to &c bamboh2ied bJ tncn,
they Reluctantly settled with her III gold
and siiv,r They make ve'y free with tic nc
grocs-.tcll them they are not slITea, md should
he paid daily i,r their labnr. They assoclssa
with tie ragross Oil tie iarlra which they have
visited, end have 70 dclicacy in kissing ana
hugeing the negro women and callu-; lhan
By The eajear!ng appclla.iou OF ISIS.