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The Mason and siiGeI Difficulty

The trouble with England, growing
out of the seizure of Mason and Slidell
has been settled by our government Civ
ing up the prisoners. Thus q war with
England, which appeared so imminent,
prisoners, cur government has only acted
in accordance with her old policy on the
right of search. The only persons now
who will rail at the government for thus
honorably avoiding war with England,
viii be the traitors in the South, and their
allies elsewhere, who wished for a war
with that country, that the traitors might
be the better able to accomplish the he'll
lish purpose Of breaking up this glorious
Union. The very able dispatch of Mr.
Seward, after reciting the whole history
of the affair, and reviewing the law of na-
tions on the subject, concludes with the
declaration ''It decide this case in IA
vor of my own government, / must dis
arm its most cherished principle, and re-
verse and forever abandon its essential
policy. If l maintain those principles
and adhere to that policy, / must surren-
der the case itself"
In this decision the President and every
member of the Cabinet acquiesced, on the
ground that the justice of the claim and
the law of nations demanded it, There
will be considerable soreness felt BY our
people on this subject, but we could not
afford to do wrong just now at the expense
of war with England. That naughty
power has been uncloaked, her hypocrit-
ical professions exposed, and in being de-
prived of a pretext for The war which she
sought, she is foiled But the cowardly
venom exhibited by her people and her
press to this nation in the hour Of its ca
lamlty, has sown the seeds which viii
gerininate in her huniliotion, sooner or
later by this government
aTs Reading natter on avery Daaa
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A JTDITORS NOTICE

n The Auditor appointed by the O!2-..-, -E..;a,
Court of Cambria County to make distIO..,I. ....,
of the fund in the hands of James hiTNp.H,.31 w
Executor Of Archibald Kirkpatrlck, ue, .1, :.
will attend to the duties of said
at his office, in Ebensburg, on NkpNLoD,II -,
the 29th day of JANUARY, loo5' a., a. o-
o'clock, P NJ, when and where an -
interested in said fund are notified 10 H. :,
or be forever debarrred from coming :'.- -
the same. PHIL :. NOO-'i
Ebensburg. Jany' Q, lS62-3t.
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A IEDITOR,S NOTICE

N The auditor, appointed by 'ne '-;bbT,ior
Court of Cambria county TO make ul:.. U.S., rrura
of the fund in the hands OF Epi'".n'l .n'.l.essei
administrator of William Crum' ;, ssi:
hereby notifies all persons ln'erestsu of ss:t
fund that he viii attend TO the GuIeS Itt avg Of
appointment at his office, IN r. oeIHs,IT4RY
THURSDAY, the 30ta dag OF - vbert
1862, at one o'clock, P. NJ, WheA II .Ioir,s q
they are required to present theii = IN sid
be forever debarred from coming ,-.l;tor.
fund. PHIL ,. NOOs'
Ebonsburg, Japy 9, ls62-3'
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE

Dr.. Alexander Johnston. ! IN 'nS pleas
as. No"', .orrir
John Thompson, Jr. et al Ca,"T,- y Tn5i
No. - December T.. 1861, T. - Cont
The auditor. appointed oy ~ = he hsr,
make distribution of the none! y, ~ the &
Of the Sheriff. arising from the s.,'C C..,rei VI
fendants real estate on tue aoo' - .hs;
hereby notifies ali persons u '--..e-oir.-s-
viii attend 10 the duties 9. --5-0 = g.
at his Office. N E6cusburg. On -, o.c,,
3lst dav Of JANUARY, l36z, az 20, ..--,-,.-ei
P. ". when and where they "I sss,--,
present their claims, or re io41'-'
from coming on said fund ,-oos- ;s-i!a:
Ebensburg. Jouy. 9, ls6z-''
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The Legislature.

Annexed Is list OF the members COM
osing our State Legislature. which con-
ened at Harrisburg on Tuesday:
SENATE.
Ist Dristsfct Philadelphia.
Jeremiah Nicholas, r. Philadelphia,
&C NJ DonavsB, ID. do
George q smith. do
George Connell X DO
I'd Chester and Delo,cd7e,
Jacob S Serrell, r. Darby. Del, CO.
Sd Montgomery
.John G SmithD,
4th Bucks.
civilian Kinney. D, DoyIestowr.
5h Lehigh and Northampton.
oG W Stine, d. Easton, Northampt'n.
9Th Berks.
oHiester Clymer, D, Reading,
7th iSchuyLlili.
.B Kelley, d, Schuylkill Haven.
sA Carbon, Monroe, Pike and Wagne;
Henry S. Mott, D, Milford, Pike CO.
9Th Bradford, Susquehonrsa, SulliDan and
Wyonsing
10th Luzerne.
WV Ketchman, r, Wilkesbarre.
1th Tioga, Potter, M'Kean, and Warren.
Benson. r. Coudersport, Potter CO.
18th Clinton, Lycon,ing. Centre and Union
81 Johnston. U r, Muncy Lycoming CO.
18th Snyder, Northumberland, Montou'' and
Columbia.
Bound, r. Milton, northumberland co.
18th, Cumberland. Perry, Juniata and
Mi6lin.
E D Crawford, d, Miffintown. Juniata
18th. Dauphin AMI Leabrson.
A r Bouehter x, Lcabnon &C.
10th Lancaster.
John A Heinstead II, Lancaster.
William Hamilton X, KinZers.
18th York.
"A II Glatz d, Marietta, Lancaster co.
18th adams, Franklin and Fulton.
A K NJ Clure Il, Chambersbnrg.
18th Somerset, Bedford and H,tntingdon.
S S Wharton, r. Huntingdon.
Doth. Blair, Cambria and Cysarfeld
Louis W Hall. Il. Altoona, Blair CO.
2lst. Indiana and ATmStrong.
J E Meredith, Il. Kittanning, Arm'g.
22d. WestmoreLaad and Fayette.
Smith Fuller, r, Uniontow n, Fayette.
%. Washington and Greene.
G V Lawrence, II, Monongahela City
Washington, CO.
.24th. allegheny.
"John Penny, r., Pittsburg.
Elias H Irish, X, Pi.tsburg.
25th. Bearer and Butler.
De l.. Imbrie, r, Beaver, Beaver co.
Goth. Laurence Mercer and Venango.
j II Robson, Il. Mercer, Mercer co.
9th Erie and Crawford.
en- B Lowley, II, Erie, Erie co.
28th. Clarion, jefferson, Forest and EH.
&C L Lamberton, d, Clarion, Clar. Co.
REHABILITATION.
Republican Senators, %
Democratic Senators, 10
Union Republican Senator.
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Clarion and Fares,

Clarion and Forest.
w Divins, d, Leatherwood, Clarion a.
Cleayfeld Jefferson MKean and Ell
DIR @ X Early. ID, Kefsey, Elk Co
q w Ziegler, ID, Brookvile Jeffersor
Clinton and Lycominq.
Chatham U, ID. Lock Haven. Clint,
w ii Armstrong, q, r, Willamsportl
Lycoming co.
Columbia, Montoatr, Wyoming, and !sug;r,.
L Tate, ID, Bloomsburg, Columbia 90
G l. Tuition, d, Tupkhannock, W..
Crdaot ford and Warren.
e Cowan, r, Warren county.
S Bates, Il, Titusville, Crawford -
Centre.
R F Barron, u, Pinegrove Mills
Cumberland and Peru
j B Rhoads. ID, Carlisle. Cumb 20
j Kennedy, r, Landisburg, Perry eo
{. DGuohin.
James Freeland, II, Millersburg
Thomas G Fox, r. Hnmmelstowo.
Del0,care,
Wn, Gamble, ., r. ConcordviIs.
Erie.
J B Vincent, r. Erie.
E w Twitchell, Il, Edinboso'
Fdyette
D KaiEe d, Uniontown
Franklin and Fulton.
Jno Rowe, I'D. Green Castle. Prantr,
w W Sellers, y Z, M'Conuellsburg.
Greene.
p Donely, D. Mount Morris.
Huntingdon.
John Scott, I'D, Huntingdon
Indiana.
James Alezander, r, Blairsville.
Juniata, Union and Sny4e-,
Beaver. r, Lewisburg, Union co.
III K Ritter. R, Selinsgrove Snyder co,
lancaster
Fl HCLehman z. HempheId.
Nathan Morley. u d. Mannheim,
James Myers, u r. Columbia,
Abraham Peters. I'd, MillersyiIle,
Lebanon
Isaac HoGer, y z, Union Deposit.
1%N-r' ftO-
W S Ross. d, Wilkesbarre.
II V Hall, d. Ciark's Green,
r Ii Russell, d, Hazleton.
Mercer and Veaango.
NJ c Beebe, Il. franklin Venanso CO.
J c Brown, Il, West Greenville, Mercer,
M.fHjn,
j Ross, d, M'Veytown,
Monroe and Pike.
G II Rowland. D.
Montgomery.
Joseph Rex, d, Whitemarsh,
H c Hoover. d. Perm Square,
George w Wimley. d, Linevils.
Northampton.
D IL Neiman, d, Easton,
aaron Hess. d, Upper Mt. Bethel.
Northumberland.
j y Brown, d, Milton.
Potter and Tioga.
S B Elliott, r. Mansfield Toga co,
B B Strang, Il, Sabonsville 90,
ScAuylhal.
James Ryon. d, Tamaqua.
Lewis c D0ugherty, II. Pcttsvie,
Audin W OH, II, fremont
SasqUekaI.ad.
D ID Warner, R, Montrose.
Washington.
j 4 Happier, r. Frnleyvillc.
" Hopkins, ID, Washington.
WGyHe.
+ NJ Crane. I'D. Honesdale,
York.
T Dellone, D, Hanover.
James Ramsey, d. Peach Bottom.
RECAPITULATION.
(D) Democrats, IS
(R) Republicans, 80
(U.R) Union Republicans. II
{ CD) Union Democrats, ~
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Philadelphia.

III
16 Thos. w Dufield. D, FrankfcrG.
II c. F. Abbott. q, X, Falls of Schuy'l
4AdamS.
j. Buzby, ., d, M'Sherrystown.
-ANegfeny.
Thomas Williams, y, Il, Pittsbrrg,
Thomas J. Bigham, U, r, do
A. II. Gross, U, d, Allegheny City.
Peter Q. Shannon, I'D, Pittsburg.
William Uutchman. X.
Armstrong and WeStmoreJdnnd.
!, A. M'Culloch. d. Freeport Arm'g.
r Graham d, Drainesvillc West'd co,
Wakefield, D, w. Newton. West'd
Bearer and Laurence.
Wm Henry, r, Fallston, Beaver co.
j W Blanchard, Il. Cross Cut Lawrence.
Bedford and Somerset
G w Householder. x Rays Hill, Bel.
E NJ Schrock, R, Shanksville, Somer't.
BerAs.
G Kline. D, Klrnesviile.
d X Weidner, ID. Reading,
w Potteiger, d, Bernville.
BlQiy
Thaddeus Banks, D, Holli3aysburg.
BrdaJord.
III w Tracy, R, Standing Stone.
G L Bliss, K. Leroy.
Back,
l. b Labar, d.
j X Boileau, D.
Butler.
Mr. Grant. r,
Mr. M'Coy Il.
Cambria.
G L Pershing, u. Johnstown.
Carbon and Lehigk.
7 Craig, Jr, D. Lehigh, Gap, Carbon,
" c LichtenwaIineF, D, FDgiesgille,
LehigL c..
Chester
P Frazer Smith. Q, D, West Chester.
Mr. Mcclellan, q, r, Cochranvills.
VIM Wiudle. q. r. Guthyiesvile,
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HAY up PAY UPL,

Z The undersigned respectfully reque;ii
all of his old debtors TO come FORWARD ~l-
settle up their accounts and notes imI-T-.,
ately, as l have INDUCED them longer 'A-- --.-
my profits will admit. They vii! save ''1~
by so doing. / must hare HloHey.
GEO. HUNTLEY.
Ebensburg, Jany. 9. ls62-4t
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Ia Reading matter on every page.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-14
THE DAILY FREEMAN,

Through the Session of the Legislature, will
contain full and accurate reports of the pro-
,cecdines of that body. The morning and alter
noon editions Of the paper will be issued as
usual, 10 accommodate our Southern and West
crn mail subscribers. Full Geographic news
refcrt up to the time of going to press will ap-
pear in each edition. Terms the same as here
totore.
q 90 for three months to mail Subscribers,
and al thnt rate during the Session.
The postage will be re-paid if desired, and
added to the subscription price.
TIE WEEKLY FREEMAN during the Session
will contain full reports of Legislative proceed
ings, and will be supplied to Subscribers, or
others, during The Session, AT reasonable rates.
Orders are solicited.
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the Rebellion. He hoped that every u..,
would vote for him, TIE highest conr ,,,' -'
that could be given Mr.. Foot a, this ,ima F''NTli
Mr.. Hubbel of Fairfax took great Mo-.
seccnding the nomination of Mr.. Foo, NJ
formerly OF a different political party from ,bs.
which the distinguished man of whom b .a'' %
speaking had belonged, since the fall nj r y"
SumTter he had known no party. He bo,od w y"
the members would give their suppor, IN a.
who in trying times like the present had ,b ~al
himself worthy of their approval, He urgad ,S'
at this time, especially, public men Who '-''
true to the Country, stand in need of the ro. &c
nance and approval of their fellow citizens,
The ballot was completed with the foIIov;,,
result
Whole number Of votes, y,
Solomon Foot, ~.
Daniel Kellogg,
Paul Dillingham;,
PerpOipt lshan,
Lucius b. Peck,
And Solomon Foot was declared elected q, ~,
part of the House.
The Senate came in to the Hall Of Rsnro...
tatives and compared journals and compIeted -
election, ana SOLOMON FOoT was declared elso,nl
U. s. Senator, by the Legislature of Vernon,
The Senate retired and the House resumed :,
| session.
RESOLUTION.
By Mr.. Hendee Of Morristown, 10 adou,, or,.
from Friday next to the Monday following os
Adionrnad
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LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
Annual Session, 1862
SENATE.

Tuesday, Oct. II, 1862.
Prayer by the chaplain. Journal of yesterday
read and approved.
The President moved the appointment OF
Daniel g. Thompson of Montpelier, and Frede.
rick H. Cadwell Of New Haven, to attend as
messengers on the Senate
Mr.. Kirkland presented the report Of q major
ity of the specie committee, to report joint rules
for The action OF lie General Assembly, in the re-
vision of the statutes.
The report, after discussing the necessity OF a
careful examination of the General Statutes as re
ported by the Committee on Revision, recon-
mended the abortion of the following resolutions :
That the revision of the Statute reported by
the commissioners having that matter in charge
be referred to joint special committee consisting
OF seven Senator'S and fourteen members of the
House of Representatives to be appointed by the
presldIng officers Of the two Houses respectively
and that said committee be authorized to sit du
ring the adjournment of the General Assembly
and that said committee report The same to the
House Of Representatives, when the same NAV bt
coESlderedby committee Of the whole and wher
passed n the House that the same may be con,il
cred in the Senate in the same manner and thai
all amendments proposed between the two Houses
be disposed Of in the usual manner.
ReSo!ved, that upon a day hereafter agreed
upon, The two llonses adjourn until the 23c
day OF Dec. 1862, and that during their sitting OF
sad ad. tournament, no other business than the re.
VISION Ct the Statutes shall be 10 order.
On motion Of Mr.. Kirkland the report and res
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The Vermont Historical Society.

Quite large number of gentlemen from diff
ferent parts OF the State are in town in attend
anee upon the annual meeting of the Vermont
Historical Society The afternoon session for
the choice of officers and the reading of several
papers, was neld at the Historical Room, (No.
~ State House at clock.
This evening public meeting at the Repre-
scntatigcs's Hall will be held, when Ex-Gov-
ernor HiLASD HALL, President Of the Society,
will read paper upon the controversy between
New Hampshire and New York, in regard to
- the grants" Gen. FREDERICK W. HOPKINS
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Re-aistr.oting the State.

The frs: congressional district in this State,
now comprises the counties of Bennington, Ru!
land, Addison and Washington. The second
district comprises Windham, Windsor, Orange
and Caledonia The third district comprises
Chttenden, Franklin, Grand Isle, LAmolle,
Orleans and Essex, When the State WAS las.
dls,rictcd it was thought desirable by The dom
inan, party in The State to make three Wing
districts and Washing ton County was therefore,
quite in violation of all centres of travel,
biographies! or Otherwise, pat into the same
district with Addison and Rutland, Two strong
Wing counties. by this scheme the people in
Washington County. who had any desire to at
Tend the district ;onyen tions-whch we believe
have been invariably he'd the other side of the
tnountain-haye been under the necessity OF
going brough the 81 district in order to get TO
the place Of meeting, and NUT be gone three
days, at least, in order to reach the convention
in season to take part in it's elaboration. This
is deci1ed Inconvenience, and one which moth
my but u political necass ty would ever have i'm
posed upon any portion ot the State.
There is no absolute necessity of re-dlsricting
the State now, but it is d matter worthy Of con-
sheraton whether d new arrangement woul
not, on the whole, better accommodate the peo-
pie in every part VI the State. Orleans and W ash
ington Counties have largely increased In Yopu-
Iltlon il the last decade, and gal, ed one Senator
each. Railroad communication has been extend
I'd 10 Barton, and will soon reach Derby, and
the facilities for travel have made sections Of
the State near each other, which were before re-
mote All these facts furnish excuses, if not
sufficient reasons, for new distrcting til TALL
There ale several ways in which this might
DO done Bennington, Rutland, Addison anG
Chi.tenden could make one di rict, Windham
Windsor, Orange and Washington another, anc
Grand Isle, franklin, L.moile, Orleans, ESSEX
and Caledonia the third. Another arrange
mpnt, full as convenient, would be, Windham
Bennington, Rutland and Addison for one dis
trict, Windsor, Orange, Washington and Gale
donia for another, with the third remaining
as now. Still another arrangement would pu
Orleans and Essex with Windsor, Orange anc
caledonia, leaving Washington County witt
lamoi!le, Chittenden, Franklin and Grand Isle
Either one OF these divisions of the Stat
would better accommodate those who wish L
attend the nominating conventions from Wash
ington County, than the present one ; and sine
Il domination is equivalent to an election, thes
conventions are frequently of more importanc
to the District than the election itself W
don't know which of the foregoing division
would be most acceptable to this county, bu
we are quite sure that either OF them won
preferable to the esent. We commend tn
subject to the attention of the Legislature.
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will follow with a biographical sketch Of the
late gifted EDGAR l.. ORMsBEE, Esq of Rutland.
A paper on Run Away Pond in Glover, will be
read by the Rev. PLINY Ii. WHITE of Coventry.
AS the meeting this evening is a public one,
to which ladies and gentlemen are invited, VIC
presume the attendance will be large.
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SECOND PARl
or THE
Shilling Song BO0k'

Containing the Words Of Popular song p ' together
reared since the publication of the tirs' nts 90
with hume rous other hvorites. Price II '6LysH
c'ipt Of which copies will be mailed, postP,on suee1
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Boston.
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NEARLY DRY ENOUGH TO IRON.


oweyer uneven the garment may De, itreceiyeaanela
amount of pressure 1t is also sufficiently strong and,
arranged :hat it can he run by power for LACNDE2,
FACTORIES, LARGE HOTELS, &c. Although !! 81
small and simple Machine, 1t is able TO do large anon
of work in short time.
This Machine has been thoroughly tested for hey.l4
past, and found to do everything that il was designed
do And after any buys one Of them, and s:i,a
will not do what claim for it, the return tlaia.
their money, as all my agents are authorized 10 io:
So there is chance for you to get humbugsed 0g 1
thera trial, and it may be JUST the thing you
TO wash with this Machine, put your clothes tOsoaStr
about twenty minutes in strong soap suds with
ter then them throug Oh the rolls five six times 'a,
and forth into the uds, when they will require u55.
excepting the very dirtest parts, such collar, a.
wristbands, which will require but iii hit rab TA-'
hands BY this process you will be able do your
ing in less than half the time You can ty hand Or ar
:her machine in use, and mpc easier. nd ar
tear to your clothes like the rubbing b. I'D An tTisa
to get the water from them-as you can the p-l'P
of ny Machine is to squeeze ins,ead Of rub ami W.:
which eyales all friction.
! Manufactured at Norlhfed W.
A N,chne Gu exhibition at braman h .llden'.
ONCE of the N. EIny,ya COMPANY, ,
HASUFAcTUNERs Of lSDIA ErDDsR GODS, (
70 Milk ard - Congress Streets y
BOSTON, M>Ecu ls1 n.
To Maurfacturers, me Trade, AMI the Pu5hc
In the gran from the y. Hayward Company to Ne"o,
poitan Washing Machine Company. under the licel.-
Charles Goolyea to said \. Hayward Company. fr =:
use Of Vulcanized India Rubber coverings for roll. a'
r. ght 20 such application to the BAILEY machine was ST.
clliy reserved, ana Is exclusively th aC " TIE u
ward Company. These machines and rights a.: s.a
anteed to tine trade and Manufacture and the o1
invention in which the Yulcan!zed Rubber Rolls a-dtT
erinps for Rolls, do not turn the shaft, or smut ~
| clothes
| The injunction granted in favor NJ the y HajTi'
| Company, as joint compiaInaa's and TIE slo:eq,'9
grant, with thc above rvatOu. fully establish he III!
to this ART Gle III the ~ Hayward Company. Any uIa
| ER kEPRES ENTATlON Is FALSE, and evidently d
tended iiu uron the public false Representatives
title as wei! worthless Machines, that turn e. (.
| shaft aud smut. y. HAYWARD COMPANY
THao. C. WEEEs Ager.
| BARRE May 5. ~
This certify that have used one Jt Baieys Na'a
ing and WringinE Machines and can say that i VII" q
all that is recomme nded, and satisfied that 1t say
oneha.f Of the work in washing and wrinEing. ani VII
dry in half tn. time, and is great SAVING IN me wei
Of clothes. a. VI. JAChHAN, Barre ho.e.
MoSrPELIER, April l., l%-
This may certify that haze used one Of Bale!
Washing ana Nringing Machines over one year, 81
IN satisfied that it me in my business the neil
/ least girl, besides saving a large amount ID q
aud tear of clothes. LEVI HOU I"hLL'
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EMANCIPATION,

will give you some OF ny experience in this
matter. Within my remembrance the West
Indies were little better than nest of pirates,
more dangerous for their pratIcal crews than
for their storms and tornadOs. They were then
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RkNAPKlsLk COL c,pINcts.

"P. W -" sae army cc:sespo d,aI Of do kcbile
Rssi.ier IN o. Of his letter! hnA A,nsss-a, says:
Blsieues were piaG.ed snl o4ptGsei ys.eTGsy where
they weIe plal,ei aud cnp ureG lsst ye-;. The pine
il'cset where the Fsrgth Alb GGd E,h.h G'ors'a
Suffered terribly the fF=t battle Is siresn wi;h
the rlGu Of ,ks Invader. We CHARGED through ii same
wo ,da yea er5ay, ih;uSh from Trent point, where
roy Smith, the Blu her Of The DAG, entered the fight
b.ore. Tatss arc remarkable coiHciderces; q d they
eI end evan TO my own experience. Iu the roadway
where relieved u wounded Irshusn from Wisconsin
late at Eight year. Il day found another Iisbmsn
orJrg fer eucoor As rendered 1t to the frat, so
gave 1t TO tbs second.
Is not the baud of ODD In eli thiss VIII, Su. He
b-ought us again face to face with enemies upon
these crims ned PLANE, snd gave the victo When
b ore did sane peofl ever fight Two separate bat
Ties, upel the same groutd wlhn short ptrioaf-
Fo- the cond m, the God Of Battles has SPOKEN by
thu VA of told the North to les us 60
unto our.elges Viii that III STARED peops r,qui Hon
10 repeat ths comm.ud alter BIO Of PlAroa1 sad
ihe purblnd Egyptians We shall see.