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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15
FARM FOR SALE.

TN the North part Of Walden about tive miles from ka
Hsrdwiok and near the stage road leading from Hard
viek 10 Danville about O. acres 81 land, Is well itenccd
Win cedar rails aud wall is about equally divided into
o,ing nastutsre tllAgr wood land and small sugar
Mac. The road shaded by about 900 beautiful maple
trses OF ten y"r, growth. Buildings, including two
Er,u.nt son vater AT the house and harm Said farm
has had the entire income Of another farm for the last
twelve years. and is in high sste OF cultivation and
snnearly all be moved with machine
eah,s large sugar orchard Of about 1870 trees good
me.r h.usr with fixtures for tapping 700 trees, $40 rods
~ saved troughs conduct the sap to the house Also
vsar,s aock dry wood These places will hs sold to
,;hsr or ,,psrately desired. Direct ell eommunlca
tons to = l. hhhiSi h''' "s'""'N~' -
wf3m
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15
-)lle0

In Addlesex, June 43d, after long and distressing
illues' Mr = m. X. Holden, aged g.
In Mlrrfown, July 4th. Mr. William small, aged "A
year, snl 10 months
In aasyt, March 9Th, Mr. John Haskell. aged 60
years, Printers ia Iowa and Indiana please copy
IN We" Woodbury., June 22d, walter " AGED ~
year . July it, Mary A.. aged II year, aud months
July I'd, Csssus. H. aged years children Of David ana
Lydia PoSrr who died o. that 9 Pestiience which
walkttA IN darkness called " Dipthrrla.n
Died 10 Rochester, April 23d, Of lung disease, Lille
Dell, daughter Of Ebsn ". and Susan tattimer aged
months.
Sleep, Little Lille, sleep,
TIL Christ shall bid the rise
Then with ny sweet angelic voice
Sing with the angels In the fkei
Ourimle Lilies sleeping
In sweet and gentle rect.
Her Ii TIE hands are folded
Upon her quiet breast,
sh, las gone &, seek her sisters
IN that bli.sful home above
Where sin and sorrow ar no more,
But all ~ peace and love
ln Montpelier, July 9, of consumption, David Wing,
aged ~ years.
-hr died in the Lord.
In Barton June ia, Mrs. Eliza J. Remington, aged
80 years
MaWachusetts papers please notice.
In Georgetown, i. g., in the Hospital, Feb Eth, of
the heart disease, Norman Lunn, agrdI!j years.
Brother Lunn Was good soldier Of the Lord and died
in the faith
In Peaclmm june I'D, ofdpheris, Eta lane. daurh
ter 0fRey. T. and c. Lebanon, aged years, months
| and n days.
Transplgnted IN the bud OF beihg from Wcked WorlC
! % he realms Of bliss.
In Derby Nay % at the residence Of her son in law
samuel D. Mckenzie, Mrs. Elizabeth A. wife Of John T
Croft, aged ~ years.
In the Hospital Washington May 10Th Of Acute Dys
EMERY. David youngest son u samuel g. and sally
| Bent Of Narshfeld aged % years and months
Atsprngheld W., May $780, 1862 Lewis Lockwood aged
So years.
~ years.
In Peacham, June 2s,h, Of dipthera, Julia Lraueh-
ter n Ira " and Lorinda Winters, aged u years !"
months and 2G day..
In Rochester March 7,h, Of Consumpton Joseph Aus
TN, aged So years.
In Brorningtou, April 2cA, Daniel Need aged 80
years.
Foster aged a..
In stocRbrdrc Of Csnkeua,h, Ida MAY young.s' child
Of Jonas and Louisa iee, agea years,
Il In Liberty Han Hospital !rear Richmond virginia
June 1th " II n rr,ou Glars, youngest shn q Horace
ami Sophia raes Of aAot IN The 2lsi >ear Of bis ave-
Precious ou4 we ei,e thee ~
d.. ne dear Redeem r.. hand
Sure twas ~ thou .houldst depart
a. il.s own just command
OartH.rs.. eta. .li and lonely.
w- mia. tlee everywhere
AM vast thou rot % glory
Nf'l sink NJ fell despair.
Bur zion art uoF fo aappv,
Before G1d's throne e. stand
Nith o. c,Owu upon thy forehead.
And harp within thy 'tah.
oh we will try to meet dee.
When the tolls uf NE are past
From sorrow we shall then b. free,
And evermore be hest. !. LsBMReN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15
MONTPELIER MARKET. July "a.

ppoy,s,oSs-Butter, z to Is. Cheese, 6t0 s. Lard
H. ralloa, To- Dried Apple, toS Eggs 10 conis'
Potatoes 20 TO s5 leans sl5Oa2,oo. Maple sugars to
To- Peas. tl,2s to l,5o.
onions-slOO Apples-sa5O to 5 90 per bb.
Plora- superaue - 100 Esra $3.50 Extra Family 6oo
Double Extrs o0Otoo 30; superior, $50.
Gsnslxn HAY.-coru, 90 oats 40 200, llerdsgrsf'
seed g. 00to per bushe Glover oto ~ per pound
IIAy. ITO IS, per ton. Rye, d5to 20.
MscEL.Nsor.--Dry and green hard wood, 2.2d to $50
shingles. 500 to 80 Wool common 40 to %. htk
$50 per cord Nails $50.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15
Very Latest by Telegraph
I O'CLOCK =. NJ.

FoRrREs, MoNaoE, July - The Nelly Ba
ker last evening brought down "A rebel prison
ers recently captured Cur prisoners from Bal
t.luore Store hospital, report being very kindly
treated by the rehels A sutler who had buried
$4,000 went up with flag OF truce and the
rebels actually assisted hIm to ind it, and he
brought it back safe. The usual nights have
been replaced on james river Our gunboats now
convoy all We sells TO and from ilarisons Land
ing About Two hundred patients are in the
Chesapeake hospital many OF whom are rebels.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

An excited deer near Malone, ran u race on
the Ogdeushurgh railroad, recently, with. the
mail train The animal kept up even with the
tram for very long distance. and finally bound
ed off across an open field, amid the cheers Of
the passengers, WHO were satisfied he could ira
vel, when hard pressed, at the rate Of 40 miles
an hour.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

CAPTAIN Randall ALIvE.-Elsewhere we pnb
lish letter from Capt. Randall, dated July Ash
which is the best evidence that the brave CAPITA.
is alive and well. And we will add, that We ad-
wise all friends OF those reported killed, wound
cd, or missing, to hereafter dscredit all informa-
ton which comes by ru nor, or at secondhand
and wait in hope for the later and reliable news
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

TpE CoNIIsCArIoS. The Couiiscaton bll It.
ported by The Conference Committee and passed
by large nojorites Of both Houses Of Congress,
IN addition % the penalties 70 be inflicted upon
rebels Upon conviction OF treason, has the fol.
owing provisions directly affecting the slaves Of
rebels
All slaves Of persons hereafter engaged IN re-
beIhon or who shall il any way give aId ana
comfort thereto, escaping and taking refuge
within the mes Of our army, and all slaves de-
serted by then masters and coming under the
control Of the government Of the United States
ana all slaves found AT places occupied by rebel
forces anu alterward by the United States
troops, shail be held to be captyes u war and
be forever Tree from their service, and no longer
ned ar slaves No slaves escaping from one
State ~ another State shall be delivered up,
except tor crime against tile Jaw OF the lhi'eu
States uutl the claimant shall hrst make oatl
=. to his lawful ownership and that he has not
borne arms in the present rebellion or gwen
aid and comfort thereto. No person engaged IL
MAYA or military service Shall decide on th'
validity Of the claim, or surrender such slaves ol
nam vi being dismissed from the service
The President IL authorized TO employ a
m4nvp-r-Jusof African descent for the suppres
son al tie rebellion and Use them 10 such
manner az be may deem best for the public wei
are aud the President Is also authorized u
make provisions for coloDzng tie blacks be
yond the lmits OF the United States
The President win Of course sign the bill
and ,lca we nope We shall hear no NOR g clamo
from those who pretend to support the admins
tra.ion again-. using slaves Of rebels 10 an
say IN vmca they can be made seryIceable
,he government.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15
Marrie0.

In Berlin July 10Th, by Rev. Joseph House hr. Nor.
Nan n SAWYER and Miss Wsaltha J. Holden both Of
In Calais, July 3D. by Rider Odn Davis Mr. John ?.
spsuding Of Roxhury. aud Miss Rachel A. AinsWorth'
Of Calais
In paehes,er June s. by Rev J. A. sherburn, Mr. IA
vd cary AZ Rochester and Miss Fanny Green OF Gran
Vile 80 -, a., = ,r.,.
Also by the same. June lTth, Mr.. Henry G. Washbern
and Nj, Minnie NJ. Jones, both 81 Rochester
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

FIRE AT THRTroRD. The two-story brick
building owned and occupied by Mr.. Johu Hun
tington, formerly occupied as boarding hon,e,
at lhetford Hill was entirely consumed by fire
on Wednesday Of last week. A part Of the
furniture was also burned,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15
HORSE FOR SA L E.

DROWN FIVE I EARS OLD. WEIGHS llf5 POUNDS,
ID perfectly gentle aud with the exception u spawn
nov under treatment and fost teeth gone Is su-
ptrior animal. . -
FOR further particulars inquire Of JOHN HAITIAN AH
or his Father EAST MONTPELIER, where the Horse
may be seen, or ofthe subs rie"r
Stl.9i NV WELLINGTON, JR
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

Drowned Henry ron of William u Bal
ley OF Newbury, aged twelve years was
drowned in the Connecticut river while bathing
opposite AIs father farm, the 7th inst lis
body was in the water some three hours,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15
INV YoRS, July IA. rue following arrived
on the steamer State of Maine
vgRMoNT

VERMONT
Jacob Farr Co. X. Sd II l.. Collins, Co. G,
Sd David Gay, B, 9th j C. Martin, X, 9TH.
TIE steamer Baltic has arrived and landed her
1900 prisoners at Fort Delaware.
Steamer Ericsson, from Port Royal the 10th,
has arrived with l54 sick and wounded soldiers
Also the body Of Col Perry.
Steamship City OF New York, from Liverpool
the %, and Queenstown the Sd, has arrived.
News anticipated.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

llookgD BY An OLA little daughter If
Henry Hudson Of Plymouth, about three years
of age, was recently severely injured by being
hooked by an ok
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

Mr.. II. A. Willard Of Willard's Hotel Wash
ington, formerly OF Sax'on's River, has sent 70
Judge Collaner $50 for the relief Of the sick
and wounded Vermont soldiers
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

NEW YoRK, July II. Aiyices from New
Orleans STATE that Gov. Moore Of Louisiana has
issued pronunciamento urging continued re-
slstance, forbidding trade with the frderas
that the confederate notrs should De maintained
urging the destruction OF the STEAMBOATS, rah
er than they should fall into lhe hands Of the
ederas, culogizlng Munlord who wa, executed
by Gen Batter, us martyr, and stating that
Southern independence is certain.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

Special Dispatch 10 Ac Neu l'orb Herald
lie city is filled with rumors about a Fight at
Marfreesboro The most probable reports con
firm the statement about tght having occurred.
The following particulars are given
About o clock this morning large force Of
rebe cavalry under Col Forrest composed pun
cipaly OF ten Georgia, and one other regular
cavalry regiment, drove IN our pickets and az
suulted the town.
The 9th Michigan regiment, Col. parkhrrst,
we're surrounded and captured The Sd Maine
regiment, Col Leslie, and llertt's Kentucky
battery made excellent resistance. Tier BRAY
srY is beyond praiee rnty saved the railroad
track ana bridge losing but itw men.
J he rebels destroyed the railroad depo, and
OH property, including the telegraph Office
TIE town was beng sheled by Hewitt battery
at last reports
Al three T. NJ Forrest WAS not expected to
make any attempt on Nashville. rs he vii hud
work enough to attend 90 before APPROACHING
the city Ny reliable accounts be- bass 5000 cav
uln. bu; no artillery. or infantry. Entire CON
hleucy is felt IN the ability nt the Government
to protect thar city and restore tranquility IN
the neighhorhold.
LOUISVILLE. July l3-Midujsht, Reports
have jos, been received that the main tody OF
Morgan gue-iliias was Is. Rougb-and.Rrady, =
miles south OF Frankfort, at clock tits al
ternoan. Our informant s,ys the State archives
are being removed from toe Capital,
CoRrNrH. Mss July - The rebels have
been making mysterious cavalry demonstrations
in front ever since their repu,-e at Bonneville by
Col Sheridan The latter has fallen hock near
Rounev The movements are thought by some
to be 40 advance guard to attack us Othets
think i, ls to cover the lAnk OF Bneg's com
msni reinforcing Chattanooga.
The weather is quite warm, and water Is very
scarce Tie health Of the troops is improving.
NEW York. July >, The Baltimore Amri-
can OF Saturday afternoon contains extracts
from late Richmond papers including one from
Knoxville, the lth. stating that Gen Buell. $
force, estimated at 10000 strong, have all
crossed the Tennessee river 1t is supposed they
Arc making leut movement on Chattanooga to
cover movements on Rome, Ga.
The Charleston Courier of the 4th says that
the Federal troops have retired from their po-
stion near that city, and that several trans-
ports were seen going norihward on the third,
Mnsruder has been relieved from command
hy General Johneston.
f RrRsss MONROE. July y. The steamer
Daniel W ebstcr on her way up James river
ycsteriay and when opposite fort Powhattan,
Was fred into by the rebels, one ball passing
IL, e lnr . NJ,
one was hurt The rebels have now entirely
forsaken our army. Not one is now left in
front. nor within several miles and it is the
prevailing opinion here that they will soon he
heard from in some other quarter No news
from the army to-day.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15
Notice.

rRIS is TO certify that have this day sold my Wal
ace Ainsworh his time during the remain der Of his
minority, aud sLAll ella IN - his earnings npr pay
any debts Of his CONTRACTING after this date
ROYAL. AlSSwoRTH
Witness, ISrPkssnS AtSswopru,
Noodbsary, April "a, ls62 dlfSW'
Beautiful Photograph Albums
CIV WILDER
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

NASHVILLE, July -. Between 5000 and
1000 GeorgIans, Texans, gucrrillas, under Col.
Forrest attacked the ll'h Michigan and 81
Minnesota regiments IN Murireesboro at an car
~ hour thi- morning
There Was desperate lighting, but al 8 :. "
the Michigan troops had surrendered
The Minuesotlars were strongly entrsl ehed
aud cut the enemy to pieces terribly WIN lie
Wits Kentucky battery, rePulslng them with
great slaughter In tIree charges
Flags Of truce were sent in By Col. Forrest,
demanding their surrender Col Leslie replied
tuat be could hom hi, position wees me
rah0ad track was tom up, bat was replaced.
HE lttlgk OF Nashville wa- not improbable.
Col. Us ie is ItrJy5d falling back or Nashville.
I.4e caunonaung was heard repeatedly here
Co Boone has arrived with several CONF James.
LATER \ special despatch to toe Associated
Press says TIM. Nu.ie. -horl hls beer aiken by
Che couiaderate.. Nao are worthy Texan Ran
ger. under Col Forrest, bu, was auerw re-
suelled B., our battery storms
K port SAYS il was iue ninth Michigan that
was t4ptured The lnnd Minnesota regiment
VIII battery were holding outat last accounts.
Brig Gems. Dudeld and criucndan Of lndhca
are prI-Ouets
There Is great excitement 10 Nashville and an
attack i expected We viii give Tie be-, fight
possible, and il compelled TO yield will shell the
city. \ battery sIn position for that emer-
eeacy
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

REV Gro. ToLNAN who was graduated at
the University Of Vermont in 1886, Is to be pas
tor Of the Congregational church IN Sheldon.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

The Washington correspondent Of the Balti-
more Sun states that the policy Of employing
blacks in the Federal army has gained ground
rapidly within few days past
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

THE FOURTH AT WNDsoR.--C Hubbard
aud 5 Tuxbury, Of Windsor were seriously
injured by the premature discharge Of a con-
non, while they we're in the aci OF loading it..
The Sabbath schools Of the place, enjoyed a
very pleasant and appropriate celebration Of
the d.y, but the unfortunate accident men
toned above, hal DO connection With their
exercises
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

LOUISVILLE, July l5 Kumors lave reached
here that Morgan gucrrllls, 2s0 strong in
two so uads are AT Harrowsbourgh and DanyIlle
destroying property and stealing horses.
Considerable excitement prevails % account Of
guerrillas Effective means are beng taken 70
prevent an incurslon.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

WASHINGTON, July 70 1t is Understood that
there la no foundation for the statement which
has recently appeared to the enc that the
Governors Of the several states have been au
thorized to purchase or contract lo' the supplies
for the troops to be raised under TIE new call.
The Government has ample supplies Of army
EQUIPMENTS. quar-, ermaster and liner stores,
which will be issued as fast as neesd
TIN understood that an order is about being
issued reducing the term Of enlisneat for the
additional 800 900 volunteers from uree years to
one year The object Of this p 70 secure a
large number Of men who would not enlist for
the longer term, but would readily do 70 for the
shorter Besides. the calculatioa is that the
rebellion will be crushed in less thsn one year
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

CHICAGO, July 10. The Davenport Democrat
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

A SLIGHT xrsrAKE-The 6j3j rebel prisoner
said to have arrived at Fortress Monroe seems
now to have been only 533,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

Of the 10th says that telegram was received
by the Adjntant General stating thai IN armed
band Of rebels made descent on Il: town of
Memphis IN Northern Missouri, am captured
the town and carried away go Unan citizens
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

NASHVILLE, Va, July 10. Gen Hatch
command entered Culpepper YESTERDAY, attack
ed and repuIsed about 100 rebel caury said TO
belong to the 9Th Louisiana, killing NO. wonnd-
ing five, and taking eleven prlsoors among
the latter was Lieutenant, who lew hours
before was seen in our lines, and a German who
had three times before broken hls aro.e Our
Ioss was three slightly wounded. We captured
two horses.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

WAsmNGroS. July l3 The Dmond DIS
Dofei Of Wednesday says i !, not e.ieyel that
McC elan can be- induced to mae an .4ttck
90 our force. tut ID is cor rcu tlat he may
attempt ~ throw bis force, On 4 -luth side Of
III, river, with Il view to demonstration upon
the batteries at Drury's Bluff
Such d,motstruton would Of course We
promptly met and as ,gnally thurted as the
advance otthe young Napoleon Jr'be north side
Of the james ryDr It j. relsll4oe to con
cude tina, the fighting for shor zine at least
is at an end There is nothing justify the
belief. however, that our Cover mont will fail
to improve its present advantage
The Dispatch says the people 9. the North re
gard Somewhat jackson as one Of The inyincable
beings whose purpose it impossible to thwart
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

7 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
70 THE FREEMAN

PHILADELPHIA, june r. The Philadelphia
Press gives the rumor Of m engagement yester-
day before Richlnond The Union iorces were
victorious The enemy were driven back soye-
raj miles, and our troops rested Oh Their arms
eager to renew the engagement, Gen, McCIel-
Ian and stud are well
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

LOUISVILLE, July l5-Midnjght. Reports
hayc jos, been received that the main toiy Of
Morgan gue-lliias was ~ Rough-aud.Rrady, =
miles south OF Frankfort, at > clock this az
ternoan Cur informant s,ys the State archives
are being removed from toe Capital
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

WAsmNGroN, june . Gen. Pope has been
promoted to he Brlgadier General OF the regular
army in place OF Gen. WOOL made Major Gen
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

FlrAL ACCIDENT. Mr. Arnold Smith. Of
Barre fell from d higD beam Of his barn ye-ter-
day Sunday afternoon and was 50 severely IL
iur. ID that tee died this morning.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

NBw YORK, June u Adylces per steamer
McClel an state that The rebels have completely
DISTRACTED Mobile Bay They have also dug
ditch entirely around the city Its inner bank
i defended by breasyworks and batteries
About ~ prominent citizens Of Baton Rouge
have been arrested, including a brother OF Ben
jamin the rebel Secretary OF War, the Mayor
and Rev Mr.. Craven Five Of them have been
sem to New Orleans Benjamin and the Mayor
took the oath of allegiance rather than 20 to
tort jackson.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

NEW YORK June Il. A private letter from
Newport News in the Post states that General
Burnside troops, numbering several thousand
have landed there 1t was rumored that Ma
grudcr WAS moving down the Peninsula.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-17
EFFECT OF SLAVERY on SOUTHERN
WOMEN.

y. N, Fdito, af The n. 1r1Sns.
SIN. In ihr mornings 4tue oi your brave Journh'
mention il made Of the aesault OF Miss shdeii upon
Iicnt. Fairfax on the deck Of tie Trent. One ZEN
t,nce could not fail TO arrest the attention OF any one
xbo has enjoyed the priyilege) Of domestic life ~
the Sontb. VIZ: "See what tralning-haId pracuce
we ,nppose upon Duah aud Topsey and PLllliS Las
done for Mss Slldcll
Shame to womaukind, with all its gentle assoeia-
tons that truth is in that 'upposiilon can o. F"
own rersonal observation nsfert this That blows hu'
uiui,tered TO alayes by the dimpe palms oil tho ms
s,utbronr themselves aro as common m dIstJ''e'ui
even among the higher cnsses. We all Know ue
effect Of tie "pecnlmr institution upon ne R"'1
mo blacks how il rnbs them Of rei-renIeet fehn'I'
inc each generation more aeryie than Tho preHdlhe
one; how il opgres.e. them IA 'hs co,noAes'
~ iu,uan ever, day le denies Them The ~ ef'ise
tl,st ueulnl COVER with which many -fs tbdo".n
lien 6, he voice OF prayer or The nolI' % P9 -
ri God Of whom hey arr too rfaiiity '"".'t w
,vc a. IA, North DO not except 10y ehanes eAl'fv"''
ud actual tracing from cause 10 elect COMP.
hn,y line nlsoiute drspoilm oil Slavery oet i"".n nv
'onlr mind and brurhes With liz c'.'f-e Fou'h 'h'
IN be felt rather than deacrihed GOWN Vi i'"''A'"
mon 1 q bnticriiy wings OF II woman n sonl.
Watch Tho children st Ilay t"eeO'i Tue oHn,
m..,.r ro,,us with Lls dark cOoiod snoJecsi 1"e'