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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-14

The NashriHe InioR-ihe central organ
the Unionis,s Of Tenncssse-thns sets thc semi
Secession pres. right with regard to the rcla-
lions OF Slavery 10 our great struggle:
The biyotes jralogs gr.spin; i.,sc cruel bss.
6lfou dssp influence which cur,d ration ia,
tie political power Of African Slavery The deadly foe
10 ell progress aud Improve tho enely Of fee speech an
thought tie oppr..Sr add d.ranch,er Of tie poor
nopo.zcF Of land AID The don of wealth Lo,.
IT. 70 the LAnica arts and o. oil Inventions the corruper
4 courts and the pVto1 OF chorhe hos ousa; to make
se not only the chief cornerstone o. the Government
supreme sutocrst. Re u1ic tolerate
OF sueh political influence, WINCH being =, hr.t modes:
local ,y'lsn. claims bo The fearI ssb,anon!
So long Savoy occupied the position in which i,
tolerated Dy The founders OF Government local Gac
domsiie 'yom 1t excited no hostility and fully protected
10y the Uovernuent Aboon.,s and ,bollon.m were
unknown utterly sround's the scrtion. .de By he
p.n'ans II slavery tina, Aboouss began the sectional
controversy Tie CONTRARY I. tue. that certain politicians
sought 20 Slavery rom It's local ooscuuss to the dignity
u political oisrzson. aud made loyalty to It's intrf at
ia. passport pec,i hoaor The slsye s,ls,. nnhiql y,
ais led u'o sb- sn,fe aud the sysm b,
the platform Of consolidated political ofgsnzi ',un
h,cy in the county, matter how pure and
eminent WHO iclfed be the slave OF thls e'tesah" hc-
dion controlled by sch traitor. ,lboun aud MDufic
snd .uch i.anns a. ksit. Toon,b. ana Nis.u.
was p-sr. niei 10y 10 bloDI'bo iuGs ih' Ton id"el"
,-rtt noarN b.ns .Jrc ed tho United States See.
ate AiD. HI hams ,a- before a conrA.on = Minis
Ter gi-.d soi,iy from tie iac that no Northern
And nr question nslfny m ine minds Of al in
tel plo,i. SAUL ihis LVrt nIenf DC eo"t'o'a ~
mae 1'r ~ Jcai p,opettyi The aTu'rs Of indiana aud
Ohio aal.i why slIrrs watch were ouy icd. J1ofe'fy
should raj, III ,ly re nan mar Iiolcy' "hc'
CONSISTED "a hJf raf!' aud ho9'' WHY shoad posses
ion OF tive slave, give JOur rim a. IA m r0itic'
power 90 10 own tnou-ands ~ dollars worm ."
~ bor,es ard soi.i This then. u clsitly
sfrt tho rp' restore the tov"'ren, "hr'e ~
h. lnsr nt y. founia ne posc instead Of 10
,,, IN 1. A., .ors g. break down the poser OF faction
mum lerug 90 member, utrd Dy TIE, not OF pm.
cil hut property ard that propety conin. OF slaves
and to restore powci q the lo0iie'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-14

We printed on Saturday JEFF. Davis's impu-
dent orders about retaliation in case Gen.
Pope carried out bis instructions with regard
to guerrilla assassinations. These orders were
officially sent to our Government by the Rebel
Gen. Lee; but they were immediately returned
by Gen. Halleck, who characterized their tone
and language as insulting to the United States
Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-14

Gen. McClellan's entire army is making an
important movement, but to what particular
point we are not at liberty to indicate. We
may expect stirring news at any moment;
and there seems to be every confidence that
it will be such as will fill the loyal States
with joy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-14

Gen. DANIEL X. BOSWELL, Of Corinth, Miss,
departs Tor that region to-day, authorized by
the President to raise Brigade Of Union
Volunteers ia Northern Mississippi Cor service
against the Reoellion. Knowing the people OF
that section thoroughly, Gen. Boswe has NJ
DOUBT Of his ability to raise promptly a Brigade
that VII do good service,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-14
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

TO CORRESPONDENTS
No notice can be taken Of ANONYMOUS Communications
Whatever sin,spdcd for insertion must be authenticated
BY the uame ADDRESS wrternos necessarily io
publication. bu, as guaranty for his good faith
We cannot uncsrsEs return rejected COMMUNICATIONS
Ali business letter. tor should 30 sddresee 70
THE TRIBUNE" New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-14
NIX. THInBII.L ON CCNIlsCATION.


Illinois. made Speech at War Meeting at
spot, X. l., winch VIII be found reported
IN our columns tits morning. In regard 10
Emancipation, after stating that tie President
" II cert inly enforce the Law which 10 Las
approved. Le proceeds:
very oeu,rsi In a.. held Ia bound b. Il. Why. ava
..,n,at IA b, .Per here not Iorl tia, the
O. ons 90 10 lnow - d -I,euer Of the l.a tLsy
Jolt Jet lte ks he pcraly melted on, t. es,Ty cfiuis
Why ,l.is !. ,oi ~ho Hs-i. your 20 textbook bot
~ssd e., "a On ttst pies, But ih,y boHsd the
.w Ard bat COOS eeciArl II aye that every
psren bound ,euc. !.bor 10 Reel Who .hai s'cf
from bis Rebel master sud cone Into our -' she be Ice
That PROCLAMATION by .ei Of Congress 'neorcd by th"
President Tia, Hssr' free evy that ices nom 'ei-
t.de - th, freedom Of ,h. Anne amy lCIe. applause J.
Mr. Trumbulls logic is coccht, but re.
minds us strongly oi the lawyers who, beng
called 10 counsel u cli,nt then standing IN the
stocks OF hs town, began hy asking mm for
What be was thus confined. 4" For SANDER. "
Z" No. my good fellow. you are not-ihe thing
myossiblc-they can't put you in the stocks for
TINT Con'ound it," testify responded the
client, " don't you see that am here ?"
Ii may be- ever 80 true that the Generals are
bound h. know the laws" but what's the
good Of that since 1t is notorious that they
di-obey j;
VIII Mr.. Trumbull affirm, IA n matter of
fact, that Gen. Butler, Gen. Buell., ana Gen.
Mcclellan are executing that law ! Did Gen.
Williams execute il when be- returned 10 tbe
.la, cholders about Vicksburg the slaves whom
he had employed to cut tue canal across the
Mississippi behind thai city Arc the slaves
of Rebels in Virginia to-day assured that they
can win their freedom by simply making their
Clelanl Sre how the fugitive slaves OF Rebels
ars hunted out of our lines ia Now-Orcans
aud then driven into the clutche, oi their rn-
RACED masters. Dare our Generals thus act i
rt.y were formally notified OF til. existence Of
the Conliscaton Act aud required h. obey it
What the earnest opponents of the Rebellion
primarily ask of their Government aud it, com
uandrrs ia pIau-deal,np. If II s night to obey
aud glory in IL. Let US have one mode Of
dealing with the slaves OF Rebels, and let that
be written on HE shy We do not conclate
tho sluvebolding Rebels while We repel aud
ALLEVIATE their slaves, By being mealy-mou,hcd
ON this subject. The Rebels bate us as IN
ten,ely AZ they know how; they dcspise us fox
our doubi, dealing On the congraband question,
when they should be made TO fear US. "Lct
there be- light"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-14

The New-York Democratic State Committee
has called their party State Convention TO meet at
Albany Oh the 10Th Of September. The call invites
all patriotic citizeus 30 nix in, without regard 70
marty. for "the Union il was, but gives all these
anxious and rstdoic citizens and the regular Demo
cratic patty together bat delegate to each Az
seniby dis rid.
Tho steamship Bavaria, from Southampton July
80 and The Jurs from Livsro DOL July 81, arrived at
this port yesterday morning. The advees are an
ticipsted by toe Scotia.
A statement in our Washington dispatch on
Tuesday morning, that the Sanitary Commission bad
Jeen dispensed WITH 10 pronounced entirely Incorrect.
STATE OF THE MARK cts.
BuOyancy seems TO be the permanent characteristic
of the msrkst Boysr have been coming into the market In
strength and the daily absorption OF stocks has rarely been
surpassed The Government M showed greater thsn
u advanced bid of i0l being made fer lGel Coupons
Rsgsed Of 1881 sold q, 100 Coupons Of lSei 99J0lD
Coupons Of I7% idea The Share market s fur
thor appreciation, In " bvtter At the Sec
pd Board the market active and strong most Of the ba
ues. being cash Tie whole had EN- upward
s1ovonsesG Governments were vef, lrn par Tie quo
tfons were firm the ecse. The foreign bill market IL
s 49,. escsJy active sE es1sf osy aaa QUOTATIONS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-14

lcuiiesste UciCHohs winning ""
10 a firm IN this city, adds:
"P. s-Wil yeu excuse me- II yon have any h'eEd'
that OF the ~ondbe Conssrvatises tell them that con
A.a Teuucssr-sn. have concession aud c0hchis'
,Y ed but without. Nj Secesh Dies not ies' MI
Lincoln he the stakeholder hire aud the want o.
political Pros.vr,y power His charges ase mere catch
word"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-14
TAX LAW APPOINTMENTS.

The Pennsylvania appointments under the Tax
law have been up before the Commissioner Of In
tesnal Revenues to-day. The New-York appoint
mebts will probably be up before the week closes.
H,RBOR DErENsEs.
Plans for the defense of the harbor Of New.Y York.
ie.igurd by Mr.. Norman Wisrd, including iron-clad
f,r and ships have been examined during tho last
few days by prominent citizens repres. ming great
CONNER ial interests. 1hese plans were frep-red
aud rougut to thiscity weeks since. where they
rave been examined at Wizards by tie President,
Secretary We,s Senator'S Wilson AMI Hale aud
other members Of Congress, Pro-. Henry Capts.
Rodmlan and Dahgrcn, the inventors II great guns,
AJm.rals Greg ry and Foote, Cnief Engineers
Islerwuoi and Stsimers, the lat. and preseut Assis-
AM Chef OF Ordnance for the Navy, Capt. Henry
4. Wisc, tl;jor Wade, Capt. Benton, Major ilag.
uer and many o,her eminent ordnance officers, SCI
cutic men. ard engineers. and have eheiied The
nos. favorable opinions and much scrprse at Tie
or gunl and .cicnliiic ability displayed by their
non.oit,ial Protector. These de;euses are TO 10
armed with guns Of an en,rey original Construction,
weighing 90 tuns each. aud projecting riled solid
hot, weighing 1000 pounds; they are aiso TO 10
available for shell ard grape.
The guns IN question are constructed upon the I'm
portant discovery made BY Mr.. Wizard, while manu-
iActu,ng large steel guns from drawings furnished
by Cant. Dahlsren for tbs Navy Department, thi'S
Here are TWO eenouts of force developed IN tue
combustion of glnpowder which cooperate in the
Lu,sn. Of guns namely, the direct expansive force.
ANA the action of heat which uneQualy expands the
inner metal Of the gun, this last being me chief
..,,se ot tho failure Of all larse guns and An
,u,uueri,ble barrier 20 the Construction oil
cuDs Larger than the ll-inch suooth-bore
and 6-ineh iiae, by existing forms and
methods, while even these sizes cannot be Considered
Absolutely SAFE under rapid firing and changes OF
temreraiure of different seasons and LOCALITIES. Inc
Illustrations Of this fact, presented by NJ "ian'
amount 10 s,raion, and have produced no Nv
dc hutIer among persons who have been urging 'nef
claims for contracts to make l5-inch snns Tor inc
armiug OF tie turrets Of the new Monitors MIR.
Wizard and his plans and working models WI" ~
called before the Common Council. and 'he 'hA"''0'
# Commerce, with view 20 setting '"e 'A' ~
defense for our harbor 10 be carried OUT uiue' 'He
direction OF our city ard State authorities
SECRETARY SEWARD PROMOTING RECRUITING.
To-day Secretary Seward formally recommended
20 the employees in his department., tha' they iu'-
ush az man, soldiers for the war Is there are per
sons therein it for duty below the age OF foty'hve'
mr. m, en,ire number fifteen are capable for thn
,,rnoso Tin, Secretary at the same time pledged
,;,'s.If % furnish three substitutes. The clerks
,orn,,v respouded and it is understood that ten o.
eleven men have already been suppiied ny '"e.'
ether personally Or by substitute. Ths ssua1a'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-14

The Pennsylvania appointments under the Tsl
law have been up before the Commissioner Of In
tesnal Revenues to-day. The NewYork appoint
meBts Will probably be up before the week closes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-24

LIVE have made the above Reduction In Price
with the two. fold view Of benehtng the public and
ourselves The public have teen swindied by spu-
rious mas hines made In Imitation of The metal
In Aen 1re the Iron eastpe 10 ths siuAIsst piece
vi poor qualify The makers have The mexns To do
their work we'll They hia away In secret places
wherett would be impossible 10 have xf their com.
maud the proper mechanical appliances. II is only
w doing great business and having extensive an
uactusinE EestatshDeniA, that Cd machines can be
made ~ moderate prices. The best designed ma.
ehises BADLY MADE are always liable 70 get ont OF
order and nre sure To cost considerable troutle and
money 10 keep them In repair.
The qualities 10 be looked for in q Machine are
rrrfassfps eerrsr sefies asB rate speed
eoasfrsrttosf great dsyabsg, vapsav et opera.
ten, nrfh tAe dst labor. Machines 10 combine these
esscnt al qnaites IEE Esy sstai ssd
finished 10 peyJeftien. We have The wsys and means
grand scale, 10 do this.
The purchasers Of machines. whose daily bread IL
may concern. v III hnd thai those having the sbase
qualities not only work we'll nj rapid rsH a. sioe
rates ot speed ba Last LoNs in the nest possible
der our machines. AS MADE rs, will EARN MoaE
AekEf With Lsss - sox, than nny others, xhether In
limitation OF ours or not. In fact, they are cheaper
than any oiher Machines Gift
I TLocal Agents Wanted.
q. NJ. SINGER CO.,
45a Rroadssny, Ny.
CHICAGO 0FFICE-No. so CLARK. St.
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IEPORTAET FROA s0UIHWEsI.
THE EyENY LANDS NEAR FICKsBURG
AN2 ARE 1RIvEN TO THEIR Boats

3loBsLE. Dee 2S.-A sFec;al dispatch 70 The
Tribune datea, ,iEicksburg Dec. 2s. says The
enemy landed a iorce estiinated at twsnty-srs
thonsaild men this morning early seven nilss
ab0vs this place. and attempted TO drive our
ferces from the position occupied by them.
They. we're repulsed three times successfully
aid driven back to their gunboats. Our los,
was &c killed and wounded The loss of ths
enemy as esiiinzseti Al three hundred and arr.
A uuinf5sr Of prisoners who were captured
have arrived Pull conE.isnce is felt in our
ability to defend The place
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
y1eKslrrRa. Dec. 27.-lHeary f-iDe Va
',>-;a .,;s z-ris. -is.-sl,e eis,c,ion ef TsrnE'.
-Peiut
Moa.LE. .Dee 27.-Ths Advertiser sndR.g-
lister las received laie New Oor.eans psperI.
Beast Butler was supcreelied by n. P. Banks
on the 18th Instant Not over 5000 n pops
cssrbe ont vita Banks. L Is runorsd THAI
Banks VIII dislsai,d the ne gro reginenis-
Baileris Geisaai Ordess dated on the 18th
Instant says. Landing With military chest
containing BIT ssrenry-ive dollars From the
lands Of rebel gosernnsnt hare given your
country 5 treas ry near half million Of dollars,
and have 50 supplied yourselves With tho
needs Of your sssrSice that your expeditionkas
cost your Govers.rsent less by .iour-fifths than
al other +! boasts of his negro regiments.
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5000 REWARD.I

ID UNAWAY, Or was etiosed ofTibyIIslime per4onj
NJ on the lfst October last tpg H4ghd itonaa NElp1
" about 20 years OH cOpIfr tpiotfd YiHase bliltI
about feet 5tE inches ~ 4f ni eighs l50 bI
80 poirtls round smooth iaee. AAho4r ooe deal III
the whtesof hereyes ltas n 4 Ark tes3 aafE on tr
right wrist ahouf asargs - a ~ seElt ge. have
g0a 80 believe she has fsrghd <7. perhhps
free pass. ny person 3lliE IS il reges.
whether w.tit pass vifboir IL Il clhtge f.ner
the protssfi5u. oE xy fsln lnialk f female, Or
aene.sffId leliyer her 70 me III Cothslis Georgia
s5r coniine hrs 10 s0ne Is fiaf A ,st her will
receive the sh0Re afd. NafriS, Az tlsefiD East
Tennessee. aid Iss tfEedl ID hkeells e khoxyle.
l'l-ysIasai { haft fnoc ga. and lpdlio Her notil,
..Deia Bistead Stree 4olnail lanh bniher nov
Give III Clese aud 1sist TtlneSs ara III may make
,herway 9l4e IN Addltldn t8 tlsr ftAFard,l l
will pay flty db!ars Glr ed dtakd sas@{t 70 C,y al
my per>sn s.f iafb5ring IlsE i4tek dt thltr. Ahy
tnf,rmation -coueersing hdt Hin tae a!E ifunf weeks
rilf bc. literally reW1riI l4h 1d {susfaf asked. f
3 Address ri Il-i 4 vi. j .Hitt19sfekN- II
--l- ILrLL-I-l. -lCIkI-.lnl. &. i
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tH'~ r, f'--cfrl I'll r1-s- n foils~-
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Sc RI trri r. ii - = Sal - tes
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= -frI-' - - aa- feHr~s nrn
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---s -. ffs- = 80 t.'f.f aatt rn@er -
irt<, g - ~ = ~ - II r. ir'n tneir 1~strt-
ai. II 1,AF.7f-- vi r-if l. tieir -4nds
49,
7..'n'' n. .'--rf '.1ee7a ti'e< - enHPtt rr1
~ i '-n, ~, II ~ TT --inc ntra .r-a ri'h'.
rri- AZ. l'f ,'- ~ in 49, = rxrec1 tgra-
~ 81 ti- tl''ira ~ - this sricr- sh-li -
f7tfl 80. i,lf rsis = - sr=ir ia di-<rar- an&
~ ~. e'ii|sf farsi.s-d &. th- ro'nE..a.zs a
ft,', 3 ~ -i ~ -. ,.,1e1, = r. ra1e.-
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GREAT BARGAINS.

rNHE Undersigned btinr s.sout IL reinove % rnox-
vile offers Tor s4ie f.nf llis tirze aut coi-
nodiout property on l.ooIllt so1atai1 As, : iRTe
lot of school bnns ali his h0nse hold fcrnftErr *.
cepf hetdihg and table ws,re aud inrndfuE sureri-
cr Chickeridg Piihc. han iSome N11@<srv paricr
and 5edropal fnruifuie but little used zi~1 fine
nnrgy With TOP. Mule. C0ts Hogs. Wagon, Ct 3
stoves. etc.
Refugee farnilie< wonid ind tbs ma-f desirable
retreat fnrai-hiuK those in ncei of IL. znpie
evsnne. II the house oe nsed hotel
decls2w- II. w- yDN Rl.DEH0FF-
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:
(foPAETNEifSiIfP SO1ICE-The eun5erzffned
~ have as-1e.-ed fiei1ss rrE fn-efber nnter rha
styie ani lrl ai B0SDER AT g. AkTTHIAS for
TIE purpose ~ flidnctiax t,ie GROCERY AND CON-
MISSION b Mss. II --1cil surE- Va
We Stlfi fcep~c1nst1nflB hand ~ large nnd
well 4il7fed 3tork of gi.DcERfES and STAPI.E
DRY Goods can be ob3liret and VIII sp1r. 10
rains a. SIRE Oar crsfntnsri a. al times
CeH17- NJ fhe business IN ibe CASH nrincIpls
rE viii - r1a1ied c-r tua,iceusnts = civ 40
cc1frs- al lldzers pi- her " utolezaie Or retail
(fsr sicrirsts ~ fi1r Wheat Corn and Al ufh~~
country rot-ce soEcittd and p1oupt returns II All
casr+ l<I~at1 - l. - are ttase
NtnrIaCfrre1 ana Sn1okinr Tebacco and So q
an rra1ns 81 IE-rs On h8r1-
We zohci. share q tie public patronage
= p B0SDCRAET.
crct1-C- JAMES MATTHIAS
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To the Farmers Of East FTdnnessee

OUR armies nes tsil tni HaElldni k,,1 car.
~ atteH. and liberal pticesl Will la lilid 6tspork
Hogs Be- e aud Corn. .rsl ii l-lfl-i r.
= hasss eeeH assigned ltfl the l,lrf ise Of hdgt
5erses corn. &c IN East llTn est. saiilws hltpint
ssfcieHt number Of ag4fl7 p, ssFst III Ind defne
ssheir ierripory. aud VIII " 3sie ift lfh1I t8eif
names ls4ai5 l5#sR Vii
IL have ieie rmined - Ttaks. phi rs 1infpiEa and
liberal. aud flnafe every hog n aft prasse sita
ole for porkl will le fAttefet I iii All1l
Ny Office. for the rreseit. s N;isnHt tsaf will ret
move 10 Knoxville SOON l.eAte5 4dFif sea ~ me- at
eitksr point will is ATTENDED, i'I1I II HI
sepaotf AaeSailh ElS. q : 4.
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TAKENIUpIL

A ND committed 10 iEi BIT 'Efp MILITARY An'hofiifE /
Il AZ Chatianoega d3 fKel3d a. -taherl 1851. ati
more EecetY committed Py ap betilg Justice of fhf
Peace for the comfy II Iaihil l:e ehn. pnkhe -
Of December. 1852 Ee gro S, calliDe- k4s nafnh
JOHN. and sayS he be4oaks|tp y TEE Jones. " Ae8
phis Said boy Is blat t. 49yeaFk ddI feet b hf
high. The owner 1IA redlesteli come fqf-waFl1
sfeve rrspert-s paw el{sf4 aud take him out q iAil
X sse2e .l = + 8sT M. Iailos.
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MASONIC ! EMAIL INSTITUTE.
sSss, J. \. .la{ .sfns, PfindIr.

49,. =. y -
.IsHE.nexf se5>ion OF t4i- flstuik VIII oeinmenes
Il on the FIRST MONIlAi pf amt my ss, uiidcr
he direction aud roiesslrsit ~ te RAa Mr. BHt'l
shaw. who has hs-l thkrse dt t tpr1 che last III
months. tlll
The Trustees III makinA this ahfiplIn1faent wanId
most especially Appeal Il 4l 4iaefk who J>fiyel
dat educate. ~ 3el tFrhi it ~ INSTITUTION
.Alr Bkassla~ has hail " d Fi.t. y POI tpr the
ast is nnntds. iriug IL hich taiHt heif1s radtrpi
ambe. an ~ ssieLt ssyl sinif 4lftus the
sTrustees. "a truiss and ills. Jqer nehef MAS bet
ten.iin for men 10 eelolte VI tcrs flaa nov
f-1nonrJ l. pienty-eycfylt1ha E'ftae raisis bears
two prizes. aud tie lyffn y tlls - 'lS tie spt
fhat Il wneh ><eyet hsf4t Ms ~ y figures
What exense can there " tps sps mp wllp reg
ie-fs 10 rducafo his a'ig eriF Ple, I'eeahsr here
~ fieveland h aitliy j ain yl ls "a an Institute
wit excellent inSirqe or s.his4 u n 4-eient crp
of ks<iz;aHfs. n~fi act all wht aFy l4-9T u TIE
their patronage let olc aud Nl ~ thelr s1oll1ef
10 The wheel and busd u3 such hhtipSlas svi be 81
"a 51culable be'eat y is and an hoHnr h orr torin
We have the builtai. An We hayr eacfiers the
balance devoye> nD3 fI pedple9 Me llope tlry
nobly perform th,reztyl Is LII I'll
fhe Trustees are halsHgi - the iilzens foIl the
pas ronaee bestowed utoi Mi Btaafhaly heret9iOtc.
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