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n.G ,I AZ s had they possessed bold lsadsr
M aa Ihomas 4. SSk MD. said, il the gentlsnian
naa conadea NJ as,anciation to individuals IN
Maryland. bs sLhomas,vou have been found 4
Mr.. Hickman concluded,y saving that slave. dave.
holders love slavery as m ~ W. $500
There was no difference betwessss IA yss",ier II
Maryland and stakeholder Of Egtt f.arnginas
The President was between two swsdas ths a,se
of his party, the other Of the border SIZE ssafaa
and was expected to CRUSH treason at the
Moment But tbs nation have been disapp srtad
in their reasonable expectations, and in the kti
tary leaders appointed by the Preside
the resolution Was passed-yeas w IS, nays ii. 5 n
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: .rnagoorr. rrespondent q s. W hsH

phs Appeal writing from sssisss
Among Me- atraHgsIs Hsnry 1sgesi Tlessasr South
mond j. WuaR ws,I known or his pesissh Wrasnss asass
seoss
resided On ays W sgo nsa ms
q Ss hin word 81
,Sdssa " 5sns = DISEASES Po
Ths Tbnse;sss II gsnsrsiy. and sold by the 'raao
'srs r. ". sANFoRD n. D.. Manssosnrsf ~
'SE .''' - wholesale ARenes,. ]
d ...1.v A.4 sitsssysS prsssnA'
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pnArra. IN RATS AND RoAoIihs.

WILSON'S ar,r u1sE FRAT AND ROACH DEsTEoEsm R..s y,
ever u'es TO-
hs oftha ysfp RoAoH DE-
suTe and ask i Asp to,.esls
.rs many spurious articles
- -. " assn''s' i, WRIGHT 4 co.,
- 80 a and Isl 0haxtzes street.
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Inter from Rlio 9 la.ntle.

sA BRrrrsa YEssrI. oF " A AlsrIv
to be Proteetea, ca. g sesfa y q
q tls ey ,sst
Is assssssgms 81 Aarsh Is III
mouth of the Bio Grande. A ss.a
The English steamer ID ward tins arFysa on
the 12th via Hayana on the 6tt
the Captain of The bnck has intin
tba anthofitics of Natamor0s that hs has
to do with the Snss
were confined to tnas e. sl,
s'a.ssi a Spanish and French
Rraas nsv rests en i
ably be establissea shortly q ~ nes se ns n
NJ y d assurs by shs Bfsh IL
me Rrtsh ma ID viii au@ Of no
With shipments IRON, moros for ths
hgassrsng Das'ssss Is IS ssasSs nov
waiting to be discharged y
o,aon ,,, oap.- Eyeryboays bsTsabsat
Ma pSelos. for q long time a p6pni
a Nas IL tha Yazoo steamers Ned ~ g RfIVaa t# 4
Company ne nss s preus
s..aaion TINS battalion fork-s. 9
town. under Gen. sSeas
Gsn, smnand ma and III them
marehes through Is. ons II
heais hfeag
Whsn finally morning asis Gans fssaassa hssa
hnqp broken and neafiy Il Il
II sn,aars so to suffer. Gem
Y the fate ot aii solae ns1t to far house
i, being aaa ordered hot brsaH
q 81 ssss
4, ,,he or y ese
ses very n ass1sS osh
III r. WIN inss bGeath enough 90
sns,s s,s an YOU Know whom you are eating
Esa RasIps, n ssas sl Wisa Rspi
,is aops oSisy;np haven't been AZ all paTsseaaf
cane Tast Wt6. 50 ne scere olsa,s
he WAout - @ ss
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tlsIvER PASSWORDS. Lieut. w. Mcilr,sevy and
5serg geant E. Holland are appointed lnsE sEeotors Of
R;v,sr Passnorts. as will be seen elsewhere. s
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@ Teas ITEss The State Gazetts says til III az
'.ossfnors eonspss Treasurer and ueaf4y 81
TIE eoserntnsnt employees have arresd q 81 ns,i.
bute certsin per cent. ef ttseir salastes ~ tba
support Of the soldier This b fizist. Eyey1 xsar
who stays at Hotns eugbt 10 corsripus "a t,.a
port Of the Ianilles of those who no ,tbe .,r
Thisis sacred dusy, aKa soIiS lsleE IA mar
verify Of respect viii be aasfag Ths a.
4 The Houston Teiegraph contains v lofix aStiftss
upon the & disloyaIty IN TFayfs count NJ I'm
only ssy that the UaionshrIek element ii oar
having 10 real sussaasia saisssiss als q we Ne
undeEatand slat those who fought us potjricaltv IA
sne bitter end Who av6Eed that tie efeesion e -
,asn sas NJ asass,sss sss,ds
the depth 0s their h1ni Nj tssu.
licked the hands Of t6an IN ~
asass sass e. ssss ssias tsss is ss.. Il
and about 10 d0s a1 they con ID
company 20 aid in driving the MEsdssr 5s K
sol: We bsiisye ~ Tsnslsssss
~ NOT thiak shers Iran iean Id on 4
,ldst who NOT n6w with u.s. Egeh the
ec,rsssnd crss Tie Z. Itofd yoo sos have tfs
TX Msst and deed, our gallant sold efy hsss
inay VI, " We Dc not believe III u rev freess8H
,,aigt t,.s,n Il Isx ten
the sentiment u aasa sSsus IA gssay mlsEsss
with as traitors IA Hs
Gas, etsa, anaa - shs ous .ass pssp.s a.s
her reputation has been u NJ, ~ 81 sfss
test with her colors lying - r. - 49, ~
other county, and witloat D. y stssk u IN
honor upon them.s - a
is satsffed, il does not become us to Co 10
ase glad torepnbiish 10 good an accom- fhst'
The Henderson. Tits. &, 49,
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? rhr Federal congress.

.GsG5
There was a lively debate in the Federal Con-
9ress shoft time ago, on the proposition TO eman
eipate the slaves in the border States. We quote
portion Of it Z: ss ~ - ~, -: Z. -
In the. course of his remarks, Mr.. Hickman sasa
that tte man who is not willing to save the oonss
tnt;on and IInion by the sacrificing OF prlvateln,
fsresn and property is already a Rebel. he carsu
not On whose ear this declaration fell WIN 81
ne 4 The border slave States were nos ~ .as
Union Because they loved the onion pu'
Sr. WAR ae s(Union, ,,of Kentnckyl- l-I OPPOSE
t,Ihat rsms,.J an unqualified contradiction.
Mr. Hirlma, said this did not c9ntrauiSS. n'u, IA
and then nrac. ,eded to speak OF hehtuchy mi
MARYLAND az not being loyal at the .h Vain
Of sthe naltell;nn. He was but speaklhs sn' p'a
i truth. D. 1 -, "a ii. state struck
the first low before elisy I oDsA s 20 8
MrT raraan said that the people keps s.tn.1s " ~
49, tlchu"th tlch thev knew whether they were III " "
ons ~ W. IIninn He spoke q Ms. baI ss
as snb,el aud as adding much 70 ane essE
VIZ ~ that gentleman was entlt.ea " y
~ Rlair said the credst was aue a ~ I ina Cav.
Sta,a and mot to himself anu !. .a.a s;;
OF his Nod not been previously a9ss
vernnsshns rsheIon, they would have nao isas u.
n Guilty. w.hster and orisfeld both from MARY as
Messas. ss.raiIv denied that their State remainf nf
iana aha Union for fear Of worse
~ w T ~ the LOYALTY Of Maryland. .,.4 no xos
pMr. Cogode lkep.. Pas, femarse%s ~ Maryland,
aorry " ~ troens were prevented f1oni ~ Z SECT
4. ne nn.h nM1 Rasimore, made . speech nn's- &
On hs hs,sed ~ replied that the S3a his fen
VIA -. he regretted it, as Wen gu q eycu
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VI sa.s ~ he death Of Gen. Ben. Me Oulloch,
ssa NE SoIl,winc general order was issued ,.ss
n -, Gam McUuitoch is no longer 40 eaFsa:
me prasS s;Isp hrayely lighting at the head q nls
s,son he .s IN hardly battle wash Ias W
snamy sv,SVn, near Cross ths Is hopo, ansa
VI e ass51sa w sssss sss sssd
Monas O. hold e ha
nsyopm 1hs this msanshoy duty eAidin.an
peTp Command win report u perseps otcers q ths
ofas, Il O'CLOCK sojessiSesase esssssiease oaaessa ana .
sysss ts Pm sa aSssa Pss1ss
snarticipate also to a citizens q
invitation sWass sss,on saleolors ana asgs w
unite in the yaod drapsd ID mourning ohes1s
be half.TsRsss sss urnal q da Suresaaaa % ona
Will " ee. y, y Ssator Commanding Fost.S
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THE poLK CoUNrY IspiA pnbIyr niaslff N sss
he'd 9 Hs'sa saps,s
ject VI the meeting 4axs plAihed ygApE
and Nj: Teagardsn was "a sonsJssl II
military service OF the country hese
were represented by Antonsa 0f tAa sss
mas, Bill Blunt and Will Chiefs ct the Aascp s W
and Mata kita, Chief of the; iaa gEgs;ss
Antonia made speech whlch Waa intef S SSe
by Bill Blunt He said that they sknsw
abous ne Yaaksss.b sh.t T. " e
fasht any where IN dc state bnt 90
out Of it They wanted aid in procurI5g
from the Governor to raise an
with Indian officers, ana q white man l6r
Ssary 10 attend to their interes etcs
The following ques ssieIls tnen te them
Have Have these tribsa other
How How ss,. ns,iy xarlioFs hsye tass ~
" They have 85.7 80 a fx s sss, IF
VI Have they all gunsa r s Il III q. Z sss ss
!" They have, but moi more than bali ofs them
Have they ammunition s,, sss &,
saThey have not, hpTsa money ~ bns 3t wiEE,
af.ti had they dal't knog where y
IN the Governor sends you paper ant rizfng &.
j you to enlist and Organize comp sss
il .s rsadInss5 ahis s
and act under the direction Of your
z We will, within the Sta tel ,s sSs n &
They then chose as their Chief warrior, Tor gaps
I tain, John Scott Waka, an AIhbafna Indiau md
4 for their next in command, Thompson also aaSsss
Alabamaan, and Robert y. Rowe, q NJ mar, TOR
their Commissary, Honston Telea 81,
THE SAcK1Nd OF WINroa,=r rA cor ant III =
ithe Raleigh Standard gives tho folloWing aeeeunt
tof sthe proceeding 81 me Bnrnside kSts y
Winton; during their recent visit to that place
"a The Yankees came up 10 Winton! !on Thnrsdsy
a with six g1nboats and ten tran md
throwing good many shells landed eeas wv
. They atole adiss' and ch,Idfen,s clothing, he'd %
eIoti1es and threw beds In the streets and harns
II eeeded to burn up sneh Of the
n the lower part Of the tewh The pfinsiE
sers by the fire were Coz III Jorda lnlias q
q. Dr.. D. H. Shields. Most Of the others Were
III III stha;r zas ss
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THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 8, 1862.
Nfh .Orlfans. laiLp .Grfsffnt.


Z THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL g. 1852.
j&s-There was an entire failure Of the mails yes
terday from all quarters. -,,.,si
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FnsK GIFT LOTTERY. Attention Il called 10 tbe
account Of disbursements in another colur an.
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IMfKoyED AND VACANT. PROPERTIES IN TnE
First and Fourth Districts and Gretna, at auction.
By GARDNER SMITH & CO.,

By GARDNER SMITH & CO.,
! .Js,g 3 .l-A aARpsxR SIXTH, Auctionesr.
~ -s.gst Office No. 81 Common street.
cATURDAY, April. D. at IL O'Clock. M,
VIII 10 sold at Auction. at the Msrchants and Auconser
TM III sroRYB BRICK BUILDINGS, as pr plan,
on st. oseph street. evee and Tcouplouia.
Nos -esch lot being q fet4ront by 63 feesl inch
deep. -
jackson WHITE Tor Ban Phi lip and Laurent sreetsNosF
o. H. and " Beach maasurDg 80 trot White
street, by i26 Fee i-chss in Nos and n have
TERMSOne-i fourth third cash balance IN and
years., with cent and cant. eventual
interest. buildings be insured and policy transferred
YOUR LOTS IN GRErNA; parish Of Jefferson Say two
lots square No. l and oaeh 81 feet front on a-
faystte Avenue By l30 feet deep 49,, 10 .,
front on Eighth street by $50 feet deep. &'s%
TERMS Half casn; haancs in year. With cent.
and per cent eventual interest the Whole cash. If
purc wishes
Act Of sale before 8. Masner, Notary Public at the
pense Of the purchaser .--- So Es@7+-
GOOD PLEASANT DWELLING ST wo- STORY DWELL n 4.
ings Two Lots, very pleasantly situated Philip
stiest, Fourth District.3at aucton.s A5'1'N7s
TWO LOTS AND IMPROVEMENTS. in square sb,uaded
by Philip Jackson Fulton and Oh psewa streets Said os
55 feet inches front on Phllp svfeet by fee in
dep.h American measure The improvements comp ise
comfortable frame house and kitchen, cSntaning
eg roo ha Is, gallery in 'front.' one-sory building IN the
containing servants hon.e and
how garien srubbey, shade trees, etc. ecs hne airy
location.
TERMs-cssh or half cash balance one, and
years Credit for bearing cent aud
per eventual interest," secured by mortgage the
sperty. g-ezef5y5 ~ - IL t ..l53gs
Act OF sale before -, Notary Public, at tho expense
Of The purchaser. - -.-l..rz5,I .5sa
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-
- NASHVILLE Now And THEN.--The annexed ex-
tract from private letter dated Nashville, March
10, will be found interesting: a .s.s
y M Dear Friend Since you left here. thinga
have changed to very great extent. The Nash
vile Of to-day is not the Nashville Of few months
since. Fuliy two5thirds of our best popuiat mas
gone and are nowscattered over the cotton Stales.
Fheir pIytes are filled by the very dregs OF society
from Northern cities. There are thousands Of mer-
nhants and drunmers here from New York, Phla-
deiphja and Cincinnati, and new business houses
are being opened here every day by Northern men
There are numbers Of steamboats, arriving easa y.
day from Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Sna y.
%Lnuis. The cars are now running regularly ron
non;sville To Edgeteld Gen Buell. is still in COM
mand here. His headquarters u at the Hermlllages
twelve miles from the city, on the Lepanoh sutn M
nike His force Is at least % ouU msh.
Thomas and Shepf are at Lebanon thirty M.lsS a.sn
NORTHEAST of here, with %, 900 men ihus yon WV
Isee there are $50 Federas IN the vieln,ty y, 81
NASHVILLE, and the cry.is still they come W.
hnraas and mules, and many Of the anie. podlsu y
neeroes in the counties adjoining Davldson AaYe
been messed into the Federal serves sane Il ID
1 aTe working like beavers on the fortune cauo1
around The city, which are OF the most Iormlaap ~
cbaraeter The heaviest fortifcatons are eass w
ssth of the city, The enemy have posse
tSs tnvns Of Lebanon, Murfreesooro, ss LHse -.
Fsanllin. Shelbyvie, Columbia gshsrey,e III
s1,horintta which towns are "easI, SUM- ati
sast rom the city, and embracing radius oI Ios.l
mies Tbsy are constructing the Nasnvliie ~. y
Railroad. and the aliu 80
Il hama Railroad, as they proceed SOUTH
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The following d issrns from tAs Hansayails

s1,bs foiiowing items We the Aanssyile'
Ala. advocate q The 2stll: ,.ss4It
~ 1sndreW Johfsons Etheadge Horace MaynasS, NAY a,;
ssa1W Gs Bgowniew are AL il Mashgnlss sat
which ars sn nross
u te masses, BIT VIII punish The lsaaefs.
who was arrested here last
e hnyint cotton 10 to
i week. anItss. hss hsen n u n,
ths , be had Only X nm
army. who wished "a snvsat sas's nons' 's'
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DOUBLE COTTAGE AND ,arr1s HOUSE ON Rous-

DOUBLE COTTAGE AND ATrIg HOUSE ON RoUs-
}sgsEI street, at auction. sa ls7a'4l
ONE LOT, and improyemeht in the square bounded by
sres s6 feet in hes 5lnas Rousseau street, by
depth Of 100 3inches lime The line Sorapara
m ee and 81 inch 81 lines ths line
Tbs uproyemems comprise adouole Cottage House with
sabines and attic, doaoIe Kitchen with 0u
roons, cisterns, well, out houses, etc.,
TERMS-Cash or o ] can be paid in january 1865 with
out interest balance cash. 50 = -. Z.
sale before e. Baruet Notary Public at the expenss
chaser. - -
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MILITARY NorIces.- Important notices wiil4
found elsewhere. ss7sst- sew 1svee sts: =
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yahuABJ,E BAKERYS OPPOSITE ST, MARY,s MA
" kaf--T Ins and lin e1leuta-At auction,

ket-Two Lots and I'm senents-At auction.
TWO LOTS. aud two Brick Bsildngs in quars bounded
by Ichouptoula Levee Delor1 and South Market
The Two lots togshar 462 fes front South Market
street. b Of about 10 inches on the line nearest
Tcoup0uIas and nbuut feet the line New
Levoe street. All as per plan.
The Improvement. comprise twosory Brick House, with
four rooms South Marke street, alsn two
story brick building in The used Bakery together
Staud No ll5 ST. May's Marketa sold with the pro-
ptrly. 55sj. l....5-t a...
The property rented the 1stof February 1884, at sl25
month.
TERMS-Cash Or twohirds cash; the balance twelve
mouths benng cent and per
eventual interest," secured by mortgage the property
insured and policy transferred the
Act Of sae before o. De Armas Notary Public the
pense of the purchaser. -
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g4.st a=s77T T7I.IHTs sGENTLEMEN'sF FURNlcH
r. Ma-Msihd Fancy Articles corner csnai and - 70
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guta! Sntellissuts.,

FIsHEp Up.-Antonio Asteroids safe, which, it
seems, roal safe bnt left his well-known
premises, on Royal street, in q mysterious way
during the nighttime some weeks ago, came back
yesterday rather the worse for its travels. 1t
looked as if it had been trying to run the blockade
and had come in contact with the Manassas by ac-
cident. We are convinced, however, that, ubiqui-
tous as the Manassas is supposed to be, she does
not navigate that particular draining canal back Of
the city where the safe was found. Some patriot,
it seems, fishing for old thrown-away iron, struck
upon this specimen, and brought it to light once
more. The six hundred dollars, however, which
went away with it, had leaked out. = 7s "A
HANDSOME SwoRD.--We yesterday had the plea
sure of seeing a very handsome sword, presented
to Capt. j. H. Hurt, of the gunboat Gen'l Beaure-
gard, by Mr.. Joseph Swift, Chief Engineer OF the
same boat. Such compliments, in these times, are
not only highly ropriate, but quite substantial
EUROPEAN BR1GADE.-Those who saw the review
of this magnificent body Of men yesterday, could
not but have been struck with the martial air OF
many Of them.A There was certainly fine material
there; and though not yet thoroughly armed, their
drill, uniform and general appearance showed that
they would handle the guns well whenever given
to them. ~ a.s5as,so- ss;s atsFEs~sGzF G
FOUND DROWNED. The body Of q boy, about
five years old, was yesterday morning found
drowned in the Melpomene Canal at the Dryad3es
Market. Such an accident could not, surely, have
occurred in the day y-time. '7s aavs = '4+.
| ,ExA1rED.-Andy Sullivan had. ssol rs 10 ms
pocket yesterday afternoon, and, perhaps, feeling
elated and independent, he let-out his harness
steed to an extra gait. This was construed int
Lfqrious driving on the streets, and Andy became
the victim of that construction . ~
i y a HARD CUSTOMER Frank Conlin, aecord'ng =
the statement Of Margaret Walsh, has been ACTIN
badly. She says. that he assaulted and wounde g!
her with dangerous weapon, with intent 10 KIN XII
j BURGLARY. Yesterday morning, at 6 o'clock
the store OF Mrs. Bensaaon, on Magazine, near 31o
sephine street, was entered, and robbed Of goof
to theivalue of $780,. Rather daring proceed'l
for that time Of day. S. sIs,a=3. 80 ''--'
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Bnrns fssna aas ior the par
ns1s sast Tas..ss
q much ii sassss osse,
MOI ss sssa any ias Il lying inuse
z tnkr--s1 ssatnouplt9eSt.l-.1e eurns3 over tio
Z ,7s3 y !5 5af- .-.E 80
ssss Es4 J. WRIGHT & CO., s65s
Sole Propr.stors,
Yn. n Unastrss sxsss, hss orisssa 4
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,,o,,,srue do not pratend to know preoisely Wnae
.. NJ swanna financial condition, but we venture
y IN a that there are not less than one hnh
dfed wo ass ay ssys sSs 70
give tns I'd do it? Are there twenty
asss asss 'ae re- there tent there another NJ
sysu See sees the conflict in ts true
a,,sy should ns y
be depr,S's country Oh, would to God W.
hraa every sEsis
saG sh forgotten @ssT sIs,sr earl
ariys uo. a. falling health h@ aSme
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I THREE FINE LOTS IN GAR RRoLLToN, s.s, & &,
REE FINE LOTS, in Square Al A, and boun1ed by
Sens Fourth, Madison n Dublin Streets Said lots measure
70 feet front sonat street, bf no feet depte
~ TERMS -Cashs ,.z1sa -f- ei
before a Aba Notary Public, ut the Of
: the purchaser. 9s7ar ~ lFs'''eeN
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8 n =, rD u,UTsK. 5fI=zfN
- sa5 HALF BARRELS JUST RECEIVED.
yorsaleby SD. aRATIAAkco.
iyl CuatombeHss ssstrs.
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A FIFTY zDOLLARS I3ssUEIx--AIIEJs-
a bodisd aen wantst' for tAs DREUX N ARTILi.EKY,
asehe " Pinckney's Battalion, now stationed At tre
apply the Odd ellows Hal, Camp street. opposite
Lafavette Square Nj Il s$s 53sSS4E r. ID 5 1g 55ats II Il
mlfsf,t sss A.s pAPaF EN- MT Captain.
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THREE VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND ON BANK
45s street, In an Improved Square, At auc'ion. s.,
THREE DESIRABLE LOTS, in square bounded by Com
Broad, rgenois and Bank streets Said measure
each 25ieet Bank street, by loo feet in depth
half cash; bslancs NJ twelve months for
bearing and eventual in
tcrest secured by mortgage on he property.
pense Of the purchaser. m3i
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Z ATTENTION, VOL 4uN'TEIsRs-ss0 BOUNTY
AWantsd, thirty forty ablA-Soied men sof tho VIR
MT GINA HLU Ssssventh Rsgtasn .oa,slsna Volunteers
u sstioned ManAssas jus ctioH, Va Recruiting
Office No 81 steel where the boaIy money will BE-
patia s SaBg v %. A.$WILsoG, JB.. sF
fealH 5s4@ ii s$s& & Il ji.aviain Virginia Blues.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-09-04
HOWARD ,oA!s soc'A-
PhtIHdelpll1a,

For the relief ofthe sick and distrsssed afflicted
Nth Nrulent and Chronic Diseases, and espsci-
ally for The cure Of diseases Qf Tho SxznGI Or
gdns. @
MEDICAL ADVICE, given gratis. BY the act
ing surgeon. zsH
VALUABLE REPORTS on spermatorrhoe,
or Seminal Weakness and other diseases Of
the Sexual Organs, and ON the NEW RENE
DIES employ ed IN the Dispensary. sent to the
afflicted in scaled letter envelopes, free ot
charge. Two Or three Stamps for postAGe
will Be acceptable. -.... .>..,
Address, DR.. J. SKlLLlN MUudHLON,
Acting Surgeon, Howard Associaticn, NO 2
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, p.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-09-04
HUMPHREY ANTON.
SEAnnooK. N. II.

II these are truths, Mr.. President.
they are surely Of the greatest import
nnce. You cannot safely approach tie
great and good end, you so inten'ly
mediate by shutting your eyes to them.
Your deadly foe is not blinded by any
mist in which your eyes may be cnvel
opcd. He walks straight to his goal,
knowing well his weak point, and most
nnwillingly bctraying his fear that you
too may see and take advantage Of it.
God grant that his apprehension may
prove prophetic.
That you may not unrreasorably per
cciyc these vital truths rs they will shine
forth on the pages Of history-that they
may be read by our children, irradiatcd
by the glory Of our national salvation
not rendered lnrld by the blood-rcd glow
Of national conHagration and ruin-tlat
you may promptly and practically real
ixc thats slavery is TO be vanquished only
BY libcrty-is the fervent and anxious
prayer Of Yours, truly. II. GREELY.
New York, Aug. "a, 1892.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-09-04
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