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The national Republican., 1862-09-29
GEN. GRANTS LATE VICTORY,

The Union victory at Iuka appears to have
been much more important and decisive than
represented In the first modest dispatches Of
General Grant. II sll accounts are to be cred.
tied, IL has probably saved Buell's army from
annihilation.
The Cairo correspondent Of the New York
Tribune thus refers 10 this affair, which is an-
other Of those master strokes by which the
genius Of Gen. Grant has 50 frequently discon-
certed the plans, aud scattered the armies Of
the rebels in the Southwest
Gen. Grant, rs early as Thursday, learned
That ten. Price was marching northward with
the view Of crossing the Tennessee ri Eastport,
where the river Is easily forded, to join Gen.
Bragg at humtordsville. and resolved to inter
cept him.
"A force under Gen. Ord was sent by the
line OF the Memphis and Charleston railroad to
or two before driven out our forces and Gen.
Rosecrans was sent from Rienzi. The latter
arrived at Iuka first, and Immediately u divis.
ion under Brig. Gen. Hamilton numbering 1900
men attacked Gen. Price, whose force ut that
point exceeded 1000. This took place on Fri
day night on the Jacinto road three miles south
Of 1uka. The battle lasted till darkness CON.
PEELED the cOmbAttM.J to suspend hnstilites.
Tue rebels we're attacked from three sides and
for time II was thought the whole command
would inevitably be captured. Gen. Price,
however, with his troops made desperate
charge and succeeded in cutting his way out
with great loss. The Forty seventh Illinois
were opposite the point where he made the
assault and Of course suffered considerably"
The character, number, and purposes Of
the rebels are thus described
"The rebels are we'll armed and equipped
and are said TO be the flower Of the Southern
army. They numbered, according to the story
Of the prisoners, $4,000 all told. Gen. Price
freely told his men on the morning Of the hght
that be should whip the Yankees, and then
march across the Tennessee, attack Buell. in
his rear, and with Gen. Bragg wipe him OUT
and then take up his line of march to the Ohio
river"
This writer presents us with the following
summary Of results Of this most important and
decisive engagement, from which Il will appear
that Gen. Grant has captured nearly as many
batteries as we have lost In the recent battles
in front Of Washington
There seems to be no doubt that we have
achieved a brilliant and substantial triumph
ten. Price and his legions are beaten, demoral
lZed, and pursued by our victorious troops.
Two rebel generals are placed hors du combat,
400 prisoners are captured, and probably 500
rebels killed and wounded. We have captured
six batteries, SO pieces OF artillery, and An i'm.
nense provision train. Tho enemy at last ac-
counts were in full retreat, followed by our
avenging army"
The national Republican., 1862-09-29

Pacific RAILROAD CoMrANY.-At the meeting
at Chicago on the I'd lust, Of the Board Of Com
missioners OF the Pacific Railroad, u committee
Of one from each State and Territory was ap-
pointed "to apply to Congress for any auxiiia-
ry legislation which may DO necessary and
proper to facilitate and expedite the construc
ton Of the work which the present board was
appointed to promote"
The chairman Of this committee is Hon. s.
b. Ruggles, of New York.
The member for this District is r. W Lstl :
am, Esl OF Washington City.
The national Republican., 1862-09-29
sep ss-1t

~ To all whom it May Concern The
printed Address TO the Country, on the subject Of
the Rebellion, dated the 9th instant, signed by me,
t,ud posted up, from day to day, In public places,
re TO add, that IL such dsspcaos aot shall be re-.
p ,ated, By any one 10 the shdpe OF gentleman,
ID all feel accommodated II he will send me his card,
ID rough the City Post once The ohlvalry Of the
DO uth would be admirable II the sptokled adder OF
In sAsoH were not beneath the skin Of its preten.
sio 1s and 40 Of Its cousins and cozenipg substitutes
in his city, to whom, in the name Of my already
hal wurdsrsd country, throw my glove In scorn
inet table. ESTWICK EVANS,
Counsellor at Law, 30.
W AsHInoroH, D. g., Sept 23, 1862.
ap,qk-9te
The national Republican., 1862-09-29
Wt'r' NORTHWEST A"' s0o"~'sr
TO CIVILIANS, OFFICERS, BANDS-MER,
SOLDIERS, AND THEIRS

THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
are running through passenger raius from Wash
ington to hs Ohio river, without change of cara
daily at TX M. and p, m, md olers greater Iu.
duoements to the travelling pnblio that any other
route, viz;
CHEAPER FARE,
LESS CHANGES OF OARS
CLOSES CONNECTIONS,
AND QUICKER TINE.
This is the only roub that checks baggage from
Washington oity to tie West Tickets good until
used; and pssssngershave the privilege OF laying
over at any point opthe route.
Passenger proovtng tickets BY this route save
the dssy end ssRs'ss o dST omnibus StTaH,er
tcksD, 10 ct the dS>ot Of the 3. d o. Ri Bnggsas
received st any kur during the day, snd no oRsrss
ior handling osesss' aug so-u
The national Republican., 1862-09-29

GROWERS, To-SIGnT. At this popular thea
tre, tonight, will be presented that interesting
aud laughable play, the Serious Family, with
d cast moet able aud truly attractive:
Setchell, as Amnidab Sleek, who has no
equal sinca Burton in the personation OF this
sleek Pretenderi Mr. Florence as Capt. Murphy
Mcclure; Mr.. Barron as Charles Torrens, who,
by the way, isa tine young actor OF much prom
lse; and Miss Susan Denn as Mrs Demaine
Let there be full house
The national Republican., 1862-09-29
cs,- We learn that on Saturday night the

cs,- We learn that on Saturday night there
was collision of two passenger trains on the
Camden and Amboy railroad, by which two en-
gines were broken. but none Of the passenger
injured.
We, from the result oi our inquiries, difcredii
the report Of an accident near the Susquehan
nah, by which, ii was stated, there had been
a large less OF life. The fact above named
may have been the origin OF the rumor, which
occasioned intense solicitude throughout this
city yesterday.
The national Republican., 1862-09-29

~. Attention, 0eorgstown Union Men.
All 10 yal citizens Of Georgetown Of q years Of age
and yer, are respectfully and earnestly requested
to call and register thtir the books at the
subscr iber's store.
An 'iAnti Rebellion Association" has been formed
n Geo 'getown. the object OF which s to discourage,
discoun tenance, and dimiuish rebellion In George.
town. Any citizen can beooms Q member OF the
came, bv signing the articles Of association which
can be WHu Ut the stere Of the subsoribsr
W. H. TENNEY.
&c 9s-,f flint and Starl
The national Republican., 1862-09-29
NEWSPAPER THIEVES.

We would solemnly remind thoe parties who
enter our editorial Sdncum and srEAL-we
can use no softer word--our exchanges, that
they must cease their dspredations
Unless we put our papers under lock and
key, they are invariably stolen, before We get
a chance to look them over II must and shall
be stoDDei
The national Republican., 1862-09-29

Col. ALFRED CrMNINGs.-Ths rebel colonel
who ia reported to have been wounded at
Sharpsburg, is doubtless the Georgian OF that
name, formerly superintendent of Indian Al.
fairs at st. Louis, anil afterwards Governor Of
Utah. Removed from the latter place by Pres.
ident Lincoln, he spent many weeks in this
city protesting Unlonism, and urging his claims
for an office Failing in that, he seems to have
Joined the rebels.
The national Republican., 1862-09-29

seen by reference to our advertising columns,
is to be re-opened this evening, with such
talent ss Adah Issacs Menken, Kate Denim, A.
H. Davenport, &c., &c., "The French Spy"
and a fsvorite play will be presented.
The national Republican., 1862-09-29

AHAttsnt tom Atesntisni AttentioniI III
Wantsd-s feVr MEN to complete company Of the
Sixteenth req nept Virginia First Esstera Vs).
This is the only regiment now paying boiry, and de-
tailed for q" SPECIAL SERVICE" BY the Score.
tary Of War; fo- duty In the vicinity Of Alexandria
andths forts sb,uts W ashi ngton, D. C.
Recruiting othes, Third itr.et ID door below Pa.
avenue A. c. WIDDfCOMBE,
Captain,
GEO A. ARMIES,
80 cI Liant
The national Republican., 1862-09-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
THEH INDIAN WAR.
COL. sIBLEY MEETS THE SIOUX AND
GAINS A VICTOR Y.

The following dispatch has cen received al
the headquarters Of the army:
ST. PAUL, Septer iber 2G, 1862.
Nag. Gen. Hdleck, General int hief, US. H.:
Dispatches from Col. sible y just received
Sharp engagement with sio TX Indians near
Yellow Medicine. About ID irty-onc Indians
killed, and many wounded. Our loss five
killed and thirty-four wound ed. Indians fell
back toward Laquiparle. sibl ey following.
JOHN Pore, N, jor General.
The national Republican., 1862-09-29

A man from Charleston, s. O., says that the
elk hundred and ifty-two houses burned in
the great fire have az yet been replaced by on
ly ten small brick stores. One.third burned
one third deserted, and the other third inhab
tied only by the poorer classes. Charleston is
draining the poisoned chalice' she prepared
for the country's ruin.
The national Republican., 1862-09-29
aug ely

r. BatchslOr's Hair Dys.-!Ins Best -
the WOrld.-WilliAm A. batohelOr's oelebfated
foo, nstuie warranted not inJaIs the Hair In the
least; remedies the III Effects Of bad dy-s, and insix
OF ates the Hair for life. GREY. REL, or RUSTY
HAIk, Instantly turns = splendid Blsok or Brown,
leaving the hair soft and beautiful, Bold by uil
Druggisfs, 40.
~ The 9enuine Is signed WILLIAM 4.
BACHELOR, IN Ms four nteI Of saeh bOa.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay street, li.ate .S3 Broad.
way and ID Bond,) New York myGsiy
The national Republican., 1862-09-29

~ Great Psnnsylvtnta Routo..-fhe
quickest and safest route to the Northwest And
Southwest. Two through trains daily, aud oas
sunday. Soldiers' tickets at Government rates TO
tickets and further Information apply at the otcs
the "Grsat Pennsylvsnls Route, p northeast cornsr
Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, under Na-
tonal Hotsl Omos open from .. N. Sp' NJ
Il. O. NORTON,
aug Sly Axsnt
The national Republican., 1862-09-29
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1862.

NOTICE To ADvERTlsERS.-All transien,
advertisements must be paid for In advance,
and should be handed In before Q O'Clock, p. m,
TO ensure their appearance on the following
morning.
The national Republican., 1862-09-29

NoTlCE.-Mr. A. R. Henry 10 agent for the
National Republican for the routes formerly
served by A. tlkin and D. 8. Van Vleet. Sub.
soribers will please settle with him for papers
received since the LIST Of August.
The national Republican., 1862-09-29

"INslDE OCT. This Is the title OF very read.
able book, rust pubiished by Miller, Matthews
y Clasback ',1j7 Broadway Nav York. The
nam. Of the author II not given but be has
given III this lite volume. through the meli
um OF d simple taIr the rrh"choCs 0i thought
ml and cultivated mao upun many aspects Of
AmeIirAn IL
The national Republican., 1862-09-29

AVSpscdal HOtics.-on and sf,er Tuesday,
April lssz, the trains the Baltimore And Ohio
Railroad will commence running daily, tSundays
sxoepted) leaving this Station At 80 a. H., and
connecting nj Washington Jauotlon with Mail
Train for all parts Of the West u,a Whseiing or
PsrkersbuN. Through tickets sold and baggage
checked ". r. SMITH,
NJ OF Transportation u. h y. X. Il,
apl-du tStar dlobs
The national Republican., 1862-09-29
GEORGE M. WESTON. EDlTOR.

~ The publication once Of the national
REPUBLICAN is ut the northeast corner Of d and
Seventh streets, second floor, over W. d. Shep.
herds bookstore. Batrance on Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1862-09-29
GOLDEN WORDS.

THE time has come when all jealousies, all
divisions, all personal aims and aspirations
should be bsnished. so that united we may all
stand by the integrity Of the Republic, SEC
retary Chase.
The national Republican., 1862-09-29

N6 We would call attention to our first
page tor pretty full account OF the sersnsde
to Gen. Wsdsvortb. 1t will richly repay Pc
russl.
The national Republican., 1862-09-29

sSr Brgsdisr General John Cook, U. 8. va
unteers, has been ordered to report for duty to
Major General Pope.
The national Republican., 1862-09-29
&c 2s-,f (Int and

ANWssr ,n's Progress Of slAvsTy..-Copiss
Of thi wsrk are for sale st the ohos OF the kiowa
Republican. Pamphlet edition, 10 csnts Bound
edition, lb COL d.
The national Republican., 1862-09-29

~ Connecticut soldiers Relief Asso-
ctaton.-This ass ooation will meet at Temperance
Hall TONIGHT, at IN O'Clock AL Connecticut
men now residing or temporarily stopping in the
city sre respectfully invited to attend, a. we have
important matters to consider
SEP 9g-lt Secretary.
The national Republican., 1862-09-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
S.-T.-1 8 6 Ok.
pRAKE'sPLANTATI0N B1rTHRs.

They purify, strengthen, and iuvigorate.
They create q healthy appetite.
They are an sntidOte to change OF water and diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the systrm sud enliven the mind
They prevent m,Asmatic and intermittent levers.
They purify the breath and acidity OF the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure DlarrhGa, Cholafa, and Cholera Nor.
bus.
they cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
the weak man strong, and sre exhausted natures
great restorer. They are made Of pure st. Croix
Rum, the celebrated Calsaya Bark, roots and herbs
out regard to age or time Of day Part'cularly re.
commended to delioa's persons requiring gentle
stlmulant. Sold by all Grocers Dfuggists, Hotels,
New York. &c 2b-om
The national Republican., 1862-09-29

HOUSE WAN9ED--NEAH
II the Depot of the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
Company, by Good Tenant, who will take good
care Of the furniture, 40. Address
ar. ". EDMONnS,
sep 20 Passenger Agent Is. 40. Il. u. Co"
The national Republican., 1862-09-29
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.

PUBLISHED DAILY. SUNDAYS txcsprso.
BY w. }. URTAGH co
The national Republican., 1862-09-29

OFFICE OF TkI.E Com MlSSIONElts UN-
~ der the act Of Ap ii 10, 1852, entitled "An act
for the release OF certa in persons held TO
labor In the Di,trict of COlNmbia" City Hall =
Washington olty, ID. u, Sept %, 1869
lst day Of November next close the examination OF
all claimants for compensa on and proceed to make
up Their final report. All persons having claims
before the Commissioners, VINO have not presented
their slaves tor valuation ano proven title and 10y
atty bytwo witnesses, must present them and ali
claimants who cannot produce their servants, will
bring their witnesses to value title and loyalty
before said lst day OF November.
The COMMISSIONER will meet every day, except
Saturday, at II o'clock, m,
VIM r. WOODWARD,
sept 2I-VaWtOSl Clerk
The national Republican., 1862-09-29
NJ . II Nc
HOTEL KEEPERS, Suffers, and HOUSEK EEPE6S

BUTTER, OF NO, ! quality, (New York Stats)
Just received In larye quantities. and tor sale by tho
firkin at the lowest cath price Also, CHEESE and
EGGS, at 43i SEVENTH STREET.
sep 29-lws J. W. RICHARDSON.
The national Republican., 1862-09-29

VNTARrED-A oompetant WOMAN wants y
w placed as houaekeep@r or nurse In . genterl
Protestant family Address "Houskeeler," )" at this
ofnos. aug 1T
The national Republican., 1862-09-29

NOR sALE CHEAP-An IRON SAFE. at
II Buell. 4 Blanchard . building, corner Of Indiana
avenue and Ssc,,nd street, sept 97-3t~
The national Republican., 1862-09-29

VXTANTED-At the New York Employment
w Agency Ofios, No. Oil Ninth street, near Pa
avenue, TWENTY-FiVE (9bJ WHITE and COL
ORED GIRLS, with good references, NJ Cooas,
Chamber uaids, Laundrssses, Mattresses, Nursss,
and Sesm,'tresses. Also young Colored Men 10 walt
tables h, Private Families or Hotels Also want
ed houses immediately with or without Furniture.
Employers hr want Of good help, will ind II tu their
advantage 10 oAll.
nv aS'u N. II. MILLER
The national Republican., 1862-09-29
IAT AsnIa&,vDs sKInY SACTOtV.

WANrED--bJ females 10 iaAIn 10 make aSifis
persOn can, lu aIvrt umc niaAu, per week, h OH
" 10 ~. luQairt fer parncaisrs, 81 s"i sssenth
hstWssu q snd IS -oo ,A--N
The national Republican., 1862-09-29
WANTS.

huU.,G a.aUS, cvILpetent 10 give insitur.
n tion In the English branches and Music, desires
rrieresces given. Address " 4. B. No. ,i5S Girard
street, Philadelphia" sep 2e--3t
EMPLOYMENT.-A trustworthy
w elderly gentleman IL desirous OF employment
dve or six hours per day He would attend to =
gentlemau's books, or any other employment,
Would not expect unreasonable wagea Address
No. $50, New Jersey avenue, Capitol Hill.
sept 2T--tf
The New York herald., 1862-11-09
Personnel Yntelligen nc Q.

Captain John De Camp, VINO commanded the Iroquois in
the passage Of the forts New Orleans and tho attack
on vcksburg was the wssahicksn now quite III ca
his residence In Morristown, N. J. His III health has
been caused by his srduous duties since the rebellion
He s an officer highly esteemed for hts courage and DASH
and at this time his loss viii be severely felt By the de-
partncnt.
Captain Fletcher, ths well known commander OF the
transports Baltic and Constitution leaves this city
few days the resident agent In San Francisco Of the
Board Of Underwriters OF this city Captain Fletcher Is
well known 10 the travelling public the commander Of
the mail steamer Champion, and has large circle OF
friends In the Golden State a. well tho Atlantic
coast.
lord Lyons the English Minister 70 this country,
rived here yesterday In the steamship Scotia, accompa-
MED BY his Secretary, Mr.. Malet He In stopping a. the
Brcvoort House where he will remain until 70 morrow or
Tuesday.
Hon. Simon Cameron, United states Minister 70 Russia,
returned home In the Scotia yesterday accompanied by
House, they e in the two O'Clock train for Washington.
Tho duties or the legation during Mr. Cauerons absence
will dcvoIve upon Baysrd Taylor.
Brigadier General Young OF the New York Volunteers
L. Phythian Of tho United States Navy; H. r. Clay OF
the United states Army; q. Cobb OF Michigan; A. H.
Manchester OF Providence, and j. II. Smith, Of Cuba
stopping Al the Metropolitan Hotel.
George Francis Train aud r. g. Townsend OF Boston; ~
A. Gage or Chicago; w. Ee Of Cincinnati r. c. Lewis
OF Philadephia; ). w. Baine, OF Ohio; w. W. woodruff
and X. Redford of Toton,o r. Atkinson and W. j. Caid
we'll OF England, are stopping at the 81 Nicholas Hotel
Hon. J. r.. English, OF New Haven; Colonel r. @. Allen
and r. D. Rugges OF Boston; H. r. Gates. OF ST. LOUIS
Captain NJ stanley and wife, and r. Brown, of Wash
iuston; g. W. Howe and wife OF Cleveland Rev. Hssry
Ss Ess h.s'a y A '9s m s L
u Ne Assss Rssss yssssrase
The New York herald., 1862-11-09
MARINE DISASTERS.


Fleet OF Vessels Ashorc-L0ss OF Life.
HOLMES HOLM, Nov. 8, 1862.
The following vessels aresashore hcrc:--
Tho brig Abner Taylor, from New York for Boston.
The brig Elvira, from Elizabethport for Boston.
The schooner 81 +. Price, from Boston for Portland
Tho schooner Eliza Allen, from New York for Boston
The schooner Louisa, from Boston for RocSland.
The schooner Benjamin, from Boston for Calsis
The schooner + Hall, from Calais for Boston.
The schooner Arctic frora New York for st John.
The schooner Moses wnring. from Philadelphia Tor
Boston.
Two other vessels. names as yet not ascerainsd, are
ashore here
ncsrov, Nov. 8, 1862.
The schooner Boston from Corn wall rer New York,
with potatoes ashore the Straits OF Mou Island
Cape Ann, and went to picees. Crew lost
fhe scho I. e. Harding, from rarsboro for roson
with plaster, was wrecked at the same place. Crew
saved.
The New York herald., 1862-11-09
The civil md MILITARY Authorities.
AN ATTACHMENT AGAINST A COLONEL.
eppRhNs C0rRT Isl EGIAL TRY


gupRhNs COrRt EGIA. 71Rn
Before ncn Judge Barnard.
Mr.. william r. Howe, at the sitting OF tho court, ap
ped for attachment against Colonel Hull OF the Fifth
regimen. Duryecs Zouaycs for not producing the body
OF Alexander rickcson recruit in his regiment ia cbo
dcuce to writ Of hsbcas corpus sued out BY Mr. Howe
Claiming the dscharge OF the recruit the ground that
he had enlisted under age.
Judge Banard--avc you proof OF tho service OF tho
writg
Mr.. HoweYes, your Honor, due proof o. the service
ard the contempt.
Judge Rarnard-Let an attachment ISSUE directed to
the sheriff OF Richmond county. am determined that
wrs Q. tho Supreme Court shall be obeyed Attachment
Issued.
II, he case Of Henry Ernes Land Of Mc One Hundred
ard Fiynntt rc6imentGaptain Petit, In tho matter
that Lander had taken separate oath ta be OF age.
was impossb,e for him, under the Of Congress do
anything but remand the party 10 the military aulhor
ties.
The mother OF tho recruit said that hor husband
dead and tlt the onsting officer induced her sou 70
list aud persuaded Inn 10 take tho oath The boy Is SUI
fering from dl iberia
-Ius.s Bsrna.d-lha, Is something tha, appeas 70 my
aynN-ff, but cannot exercise my feelings here. WHAT
Lospital Accommodations have you, Captain
captain Petti,--Very good, cir.
THO Moiher-I found nay 10y yesterday covcfoa up
w.....s ~: ~: hiaake,,S. :.
The Judge said De nsa no discretion the matter The
parties thCu withdrew.
The New York herald., 1862-11-09
Make England Pay.
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN ON THE 200.

BosToS. Nov. !. 1889.
Pirate, aaoy! why stop te 2aos She L English built,
English fitted She dies the English lag-has an English
crew. English s.orcs, English coal John Laird member
Of Parliament for Bii.onhcsd. wasbulding British iron
clad for tho Admiralty alongside the 200. Il common
talk the Liverpool Exchange, when left that semes
was to command her, Mr. Adams protested. Dir.
Russell said bonds wore giveD, True bonds for f2o 900
which were paid the moment the ship went On her lrisf
trip The whole affair presrranged by the oilccrs
Of tho British government as IL was when Capt. To;ey
Il. NJ stopped the Tussarora, TO let the Nashville
OF.
The ''o IL owned by the Same part.es-rnentoaci n
ny ietors TO the Nyw YoRx HgHliD-who fitted ont the
Gladiator The acts then given proved valuable 10 our
cruisers employed detectives 20 get their Fra.
ger Trenbolme Co.. the Charleston firm, Is represented
In Liverpool by Preloau and he acts for the Confcde
rate goyefnpitht. The cotton that rms tina b'pcadc
goes into iron csdr, cannon and war>nsteris Z have
received private alvlces that i've six or the
300 pattern being built the Merscy and the Cydo.
The speculation pays II one ship in four gets through
They are insured At uoyds q! thirty enineas per cent
my guest at tho Washington anniversary banquet or
1851, nj Fcnons. When amy qucs tion arises rs 10
the iro being conraband, ask for the policy Of insu.
rance.
The Chamber OF Commerce nnd the Secretary OF the
Navy are anxious about the 200. should say lot her
alone. Let ssmmes prowl up nddown the coast and
burn everything he get Hc does not destroy lifc
Property is his object lot him be- Why 60 TO tbs sx
pencs All have 10 do Ia 10 keep tho books In order
add good commission 10 every chip burned ard charge
TO England. The law or nations awards IT. futeudor
Grctius, Slcwel and Phiilemore admltst Kent story
and Wheaton frm that point let Semmcs aisnc.
Already no has seized English property, broken open
British dispatches and destroyed the royal dos.
patches Of Portugal. Let bim alone We aha open now
market. charge " 70 England and compel prompt set
tlement after the war. Make England pay Again show
England the destructive power OF privacers In times Of
war. Ir oae rebel steamer burn many American
ships how many English ships could one hundred federal
priyatSers Destroy Let 6emmss 90, and make England
pay. 6bO FnANCls TRAIN