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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-13
w..b;,.tun. F.h 10.


Tn, Senate to-dav IN executive sesNon'
=, srwed the nominlion OF IL. w. Hslleck
Mir General in the army Of the Uni'ed
S,,,e:' and Ethan A. Hitchcock Major Gen.
4 Vol,otesrs Also Robert Anderson and
y,nes w. Denver ~ Rrigadier Geaera.s OF
tvoIn,teers: Mai L Sihley As deputy Quar-
5ser Master with the rank nj Llent' Col, ana
among other military confirmation OF lesser
rapk, YIN. McMoiael OF philsaelpbia, as
4 Asisent Adjutsnt General, with the rank
NJ Captain, The Senate also confirmed Geo.
&W. Palmer Of Ne York, consul to Gambia,
snd James u. Partridge Of Maryland, minis
ser resident at Honduras.
n II appears from an official letter sent 70
\ the committee Of WAYS AMI Means by 81 =
n rotary Chase, that the total cost OF engraving
laundering, printing, and the paper for the
\ i.sue OF Treasury Notes under the acts o. =
\ fth and seventeenth OF Au2s~ l.s, mo-
nearly $4,000 doila's. - ,.orL 49,. Iii
done by she Bank ,ota Cnmnany and n,
pnGsS 10 pee INT less than the rates hereto
SOrs pslj 'or similar work, and no los what
ever sss yet been incurred. .,..
The statement telegraphed hence that a. =
sempts are making 10 remove Post Master
Waldorf At Philadelphia, is untrue.
John c. Fitzpatrick, tor many years pay
rlerk ofthe Uni ed States Senate died last
uisht, after several dsysillness of pneumonia
The Secretary of the Navy, in reply to an
=, '1uiry OF the Senate, says IN reference to
,b, =, zip of war Franklin the present weasel
\ :. M, thu old one altered and repaired, but
an entirely /, Nv one, altogether different in
form and d;map., on. Ii does not appear on
I Al record, of the b, "eau that any portion of
I the old vessel was used IL the construction Of
! ihe new one The total cs,N OF me snip TO
ssbe present tins is nearly 4io,.o wv WIN
sregard to her completion, no time s>s oeen
sle ermined. The plans CT the machihery
have Just been arranged, and its construction
3and erection will require not less than twelve
zxnon,hs,
Two large and infiIention petitions we're
presented today, one in each House, asking
Hor various assumed greatly needed reforms
81 Postal sffaiIs.
4 These petitions contain over thirteen thou
band names, inclu ling those of note in the
aiy and State OF New York, merchants, e.
Ganriers, statesmen, &.
a Srua,or Upsou's bill reported to-day con-
terniug contracts, requires that all OF them
sha'l be executed literally and strictly in &C
ssor,lance with the terms, otherwise TO be 40
rosated. Contracts TO be made only with
parties actually engaged 10 the business of
manufacturing or furnishing the articles of
the kind contracted for or ordered, Trans
Hers TO either parties to work will cause the
1snnulmeut Of the contract.
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Washinnton. Eeh. -

Washington, Feb. ~.
. The report that Gen. Smith has withdraw
! ,u.. ~ command, on account Of havin.
- ty tho Senate, is without foun
'Jee IN "'itary Committee of tina
,"' ue W. ood, unanimously re
body has, it is undera> .,ma,;on -, H.
/ ported in favor OF his confn.. ~ '''
finite action has not yet been take. - n;
Secretary Stanton is still confineo
lodgings, but his indisposiiion being the ~
suit OF severe mental ard physical labor, his
physicians say that lew days rest is all that
is needed in order TO restore hun 10 good
health. l"N#
Representative Colfax presented today
five petitions from publishers of New York
and Philadelphia recommending amendments
to the bill simplifying the postage on printed
matter, authorizing news dealers TO send
show bills relating to ne spapers, g., at
newspaper postage containing their right to
receive packages of papers and pay Os'acc
thereon separately, and allowing matter not
now mailable, dangerous packages excepted,
to be sent by mail at hook rates. 4
They do not recommend any change in the
prosecution TO consolidate the present rates
of three AMI quarter cents, and six and a
half cents into y uniform rate of FIVE cents
PER quarter on weakies. 300 i
The effect of tins consolidation would not
be to increase newspaper postage III the az
eregate, but TO realize about the sli-ht reve.
nue., aud enable subscribers to pay their p st.
age exactly witch they do at present rates.
The California delegation, senator Nesmi' b
and representative Colfax, of the Post OlEce
Committee, wer3 befure the Committee of
Ways and Means yesterday, 10 regard to the
overland to Cali ornia, which has been omit
ted in the appropriation bills.
The Committee decided to report an ar
preparation FOR it.
The following was sent 10 Commodore
FOste last Sunday:
--ll. Nav Department,
Feb. 5, 1862
Flag Officer A. s. Foote, u. ). N, com
handing U. 5. Naval forces Cairo, ILL.,
Your despatch announcing the capture OF
Fort Henry by the squadron which YOU COM
mapded has given the highest qualification 10
tie President, to Congress. and the country.
Il was received and read in both Houses
of Congress in open session. .r...
The country appreciates your gallant
deeds, and this Department desires to convey
to you and your brave associates its proud
thanks for the service you have rendered
Signed, ...r
s.@ -.I &C. WELLES,
q Sc. If the Navy"
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aud then vote Va .tsn the President. God
grant thar he (Kelloeg) hight never have
such friends.
Mr. DIN expressed his regret TO see Con-
gress wranslps over small matters tor hours
that wouiaS employ district school comui,'-
te.cs only thirty minutes. II was entirely dis
creditable 10 the government, AZ we'll as to
Congress. lie was surprised that the Com
mi,tee on Ways and Means did not do what
the Senate did, viz o,dcr the bill TO be paid,
and remind the administration that hereafter
20 such excess of appropriation shall be al
low,d. fat
The Senate's amendment was agreed TO.
An the other amer dnents to the bill were
acted upon, and the civil and miscelIap'-
al p, opriaiior bill then passed. --ou
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Thiriy.seventh Congress.

HoUsE.-Mr. Hickman, from the Judi.
ciary Committee, offered a preamble setting
forth that Henry Wikotf having transmitted
a portion of the Presidents Annual Message
for publication in the New York Herald be-
fore it was laid before Congress, and having
refused to state before the Committee from
whom he received 1t: Therefore, Resolved,
That the Sergeant-at-Arms bring the said
Henry Wikof before the bar of the House
to answer for contempt
The resolution was adopted. 81
Mr.. Sedgewick obtained unanimous con-
sent to read the dispatch from Lieut.. Com
handing Phillips to flag officer Focte, con-
corning the latter's entirely successful ex Pc
dltion to Florence, ETC., and also the intelli.
gence from Roanoke Islanda al slsas
This IS exactly the same news as was tele-
graphed to-day over the country by the
agents of the Associated Press. Much Joy
was manifested all over the hall, and there
was suppressed applause.
The Committee on Ways and Means rec
commended the Senate's amendment, appro-
priating six thousand eight hundred dollars
for painting and papenng the White House.
Debate ensued. during which it was said that
this amount exceeded the sum heretofore ap-
propriated for reftting, SC.
MIR. kellogg of Illinois said that the discus
sion was in the character OF mutual admit
ration society. To-day the Secretary of the
Treasury had been both soundly abused and
beautifully admired. Gentlemen had been
anxious to sound his praise, and had become
competitors for the championship to extol his
fame, and yet others voted to stab him by
their votes in refusing to provide fer settling
the accounts for the treasury notes already
printed. Gentlemen now seem to be anxious
to be leaders OF the administration and
champions of the Presidents fame, and yet
they cause scurriloss paragraphs to be read
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THE INHABITANTS WANT TO EIGHN
FOR THE UNION.
The Bombardment of Fort Pick
ems o Humbug !
FOUR REBEL STEAMERS CAPTURED
IN THE WEST I
CONGR ESS.


ST. Louis, Feb. 10.
A special dispatch to the Republican
dated Fort Henry 18th inst, states that the
gnnboats Conestoga, Tyler and Lexington,
returned from Upper Tennessee last night.
The boats went as far as Florence, Ala, and
were received with the widest Joy along the
river. Large numbers were anxious to en-
list under the old flag, and the Tyler brought
down $50 men 10 ill up the gunboa's' crews.
Our officers were assured that if they would
wait a few days whole regiments could he
raised, and if the Government would give
them arms to defend themselves, they could
bring Tennessee back into the Union in a
few months.
AT Savannah, Eastport and Florence, tie
officers and men of our gunboats went ashore
without arms and mingled freely with the
people. Not Gun was fired either going
or coming. The rebel gunboats Eastport,
Sallie, Ward, Muscle, only partially finished,
were captured and are here. The k'stport
had 100000 feet of lumber ON board, and
the Ward lad quantity of iron plating.
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Fort Monroe. heb. IL

TUTE NIUIIIUHy ITO. II.
The Injunction OF secrecy has been re-
moved frem bill passed by the rebel Con-
gress, appropriating two millions of dollars
for the benefit of the State of Kentucky.
JAS. Lyons is probably elected to Congress
to supply the vacancy caused by the death
of John Tyler. s.
The bill to raise troops to meet the requi-
sition on Virginia by the President of the
Confederate States, passed both branches of
the Virginia General Assembly on Monday
in secret session. The bill provides that all
companies now in the field shall be filled up
to the number of 100 men; that the Cover
nor shall call for volunteers for this purpose (;
and that if the requisite number be not thus
enlisted, the deficiency is TO be made up by
drafting from the enrolled militia.
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Nv YORK. Feb. 10th.

L
ny the BRIG Lincoln We have Havana
dates OF the IS h..
The steamer from Vera Cruz the 18Th,
eftates that there were sixteen Thousand allied
troops there, but there were fifty thousand
hiexicsus near Puebla.
The allies have issued manifesto TO the
Mex cans stating their reasons for invading
Mexican soil, denying plans OF conqrest or
OF interior nee in politics or Cove nment,-
tut came TO extend the hand of friendship TO
n country which they behold wasting its vi
\ ,aliry in civil wars and commissions, and ask
the Mexicans TO deliver themselves up TO the
good intentions OF the allied powers. D..
msnds are sl,o made that representatives be
sent 10 Madrid TO give satisfaction for the
Expulsion OF the Spanish Minister, Pachew;
that the treaty of Almonte be fulfilled that
4 Spanish subjects be Unidentified; that forty
Thousand dollars be paid for seizing the bark
Il conception. BIZ
AT the meeting at which the ultimatum was
adopted, 1t was decided that payment be ex-
sected for recent expenses incurred -Four
Sdays is allowed for an answer
San Juan d'Ulloa is occupied alternately
afteen days by each allied power
Prince Allied arrived at Havana, where
\ first he heard of the death of his father. The
*Captain General and suite paid a condoling
visit to the Prince. He arrived in the frigate
8St George, and leaves to take yacht from
Bermuda for home. -
Venezuela advices state that the whole
country is again in civil war, all between 16
and 60 being called to arms.
Dates from Vera Cruz of the 21st state
that the allied powers made an advance to-
ward the interior, and occupied place call.
ed Espiritu Santo, and that the Mexicans re-
tired without fighting.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NUTIIE TO PHl SICGANS ANn THE PUBLIC.
LII oCh'S Po Gus PLA>fERS.
TFSFIMoSIAL--" T. AAeock u Ca, No. 294, Canal
lstely suffered severe from mere in my hack
Icasioned bv suddenly over exerting myss E-Hav.
Ing BEARD your p'asters m oh recommended for ca.
Of this Mud procured and the result all
that could desire A single plaster cured me ia a
week. Yours Respectfully, IL.
8.Has .r a-. @ j q. RIGGS =
Proprietor OF the BrsRdreth House. N. 7,
A There ia nothing eo"a in the of a Plaster to
the Porous T1aser Of Mr. ALLC0Ck. In Asthms
Cough, Kidney Affections, and local deep seated
pains, they afford permanent relief; and Tor weak
ba( ks psn' In the side stitches aud sp,smodio pa
nsrally they unsurpassed tor the benefit they
intpart. Price 25 cents each. Principal Oti;e, asa
Canal street, New York
sold by r. Fem, Rutland, r. Il. Mesd, West Rut-
land, and ny all respectable dealers in medicines.
jan Is dswlm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-13

A dNg of truce to-day brings the inttlli-
secuce that our troops landed at Roanoke
Island, yesterday afternoon. No particulars
pre- given, but is was intimated that the
Island had been ttken.
No papers have been received, except the
'l;mf,lk Day Book Of Saturday, the contents
ut Nhice have already been made public.
The French seam corvette G lssande ar
,rved this forenoon The CAtinct has also
Returned here.
The bark Trinity arrived this afternoon
FROM Boston with frur hundred prisoners in
1 barge OF Lieut.. Buell. TO be exchanged. 1t
D. expected that Bishop AIMEE and lion. II.
FISH will accompany she prisoners when
&Ley are sent ovec IN the morning.
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EOWLE'S FILE ATn HUMcR CrrE, sure
care for y erdins Blind sud itching ITIrs
ccr$lsIa SAT- Rhean. sud Die Sea OF the Saip -
sne b"ft e ssrrsursd to cure ia all ease il n ct
Il"ai ~ are PARTICULARLY RgQE rEorhREurNp
Ihs hnksf, oniS i've no ties IN q thOusah re
ARMED shd these were eounr ued FiStu la. Huu.
oreds "tlstters nnd ctr'f stes are How In she pro
sri-ter. possession. whch b. Sc upon pp,i,,.
r0n' Sand Tor : irca'sr. Prepared by lie, ~ D.
u we 'henlSt u r'nce street, Bottop. Sod by
al drugei ia. Certificates With each Lot.s PIies
81 Ter bottle M 10 - $500 -''Nss
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NJ T,an;s Feb 10

st. Louis, Feb. -.
The Gunboats captured large quantity
of stores and one hundred and eighty stand
of arms
One boat goes no the river this morning.
The Commercial says that Cur army in
Central Kentucky is in motion. G,n. Mel
sons division Is marching along the Glasgow
turnpike
Gen Mitchel's division crossed Green Ri
yer on Monday morning, taking tie advance
Of the main column 10 Bowling Green.
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ITO UrNSUMr'ivES = The Advertiser, havlcs
! b,en ressored' 20 health In = t-- seeks b, svs :
simple rt,oedy, after u,.,, r"n red several y-srs
s.',' nas.ee lung sheotion aad tina, dS.,,.,
"T sth- m-sns OF cue
nres,r,a, Mo oe-',s h, h. viii END COW Of thu
Tor used free of ehsrg With she pirect,.n.
sh,,, sure ea,e for toin mption, As,hm.
~ Inc NV ~ ct o. the Aov.rt, =, 4,
ssn., ,nT rre.enp'io" TO s.rat the a ,o,.S
saiasSr an. Re pe. every suds,s" 81 r. q.
remedy, as il win st them no hug sod may prove
= b e.sipg
Parties wishing she pseAc Tirn VIII please ad-
diess REV. knw ARD A. Wll.SttN,
Wiliamsbursb. X, "a CvH,ty, Nss fork
isn.SSn a
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-13
cHRIsrADoRos EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE

III the W0flu.
No other dye has been az alyzed
No other dye produces such faulGless colors
No other dye can b. applied 50 re- pidy
No other dye is so la ting In Its effects
No eth,r dye improves the texture of the hair. II
has been -
ANALYZED BY DR.. CHIFFON
Chemist to the CiOton Water Board of New York
and certified BY him to be harm less as Croton a.
ter bis certificate may be seen at the esta bIish.
ment OF the proprietor. Sold everywhere. and sp-
piled by all hair dressers. CHRIsrApoKo No
Aston House, New York. ianI3. dsxIm
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San Francisco, Feb. s.

n San Francisco, Feb. s.
Five hundred passengers saited by the
steamer for the Northern coast ports yester-
Fday, being the commencement of what is ex-
pected. to be an unprecedented spring emf
grafton o,the Oregon and British Columbia
Sgold mines.
St. Louis, Feb. 10th,
The Republicans special saws that the
enemy IS still encamped near Fort Henry.
U and preparations for further movements 90
vigorously forward. The river is high, and
4 part of Fort Henry overhowed. Five more
regiments are expected to arrive from Cairo
/ 10 few days. An unfinished fertilization
called Fort Herman was taken possession of.
ne pauic was SO extensive in Tennessee
thet the river was considered open for Union
fleets to It's head waters.
The late garrison of Fort Henry has taken
refuge in Fort Donelson, making the force
there between eight and ten thousand.
A Southern mail has been captured bv
Coi Logan. 1t contained letter from some
nish officer speaking of the demoralizinq
ehect OF the defeat at Somerset. Another
that the loss of Fort Henry would be almost
|irreparable.
ihe rebel steamer Orr, being chased by
fne gun boat Constoga, was fred by the crew
anG abandoned. Several other steamers are
said to have fallen into our hands,
1he gun boats Constoga and Lexington
nave gone up the Tennessee River. and will
sPropaoly 60 As far as Florence, Alabssax.
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! CARD 10 raH LADIES.
pR, DUrVSIcpN> uOi DEN IILL9
tfrH a&n'8 rSlW bENALEx WHNf EHM

bfsiSN W s1vv.ee'.s r-s.i,' ssa -~s~..s al a
s0scftssS fvs~ ~A ~ r.v siss 10
1IL-i.Hl4 sssssssfsi a. . pre- as,es, 4 lH'.t III
The combination vi tasrcdisst- IN these fstbs
perfectly harmless r,sr stssoy SUD a~ are
b seo upon an .xt-s awe prse,,o- az .~~> m, srv
o, where the dr lions hsvr bees ssss s,y-srs:
thew have never ed 90 % rcot 81 .Stiy teN.s.d
Ih-y relieve painful ard d'r'c'S >. l,ressisrw i-s.
ITO, larry - the change at NJ Al u.trust,os lpsr.
whites end remove all . D The will surv ,hs
eohr' exposure, or Nv ~ ruo'ions srisins trwm
July used M preN~ oaa.e sci sut nav lie success
BOLD BY ftb ..tiye Price u 10 per b,x
% n MORSE, ;'nussit..l
Lsnses' eai Agents a. Ss,isad, Vt
'"A - s~ndiug them ~ 90 Though u- vat
s-os I'thoe eau hsve ,he pits sent to coy part
a, the oono'rv, l'onhi-ntisliyb b. mlp, sofia ta
Whrehan BY J Re-yt nd IN w,ixif. Nv
h'oP \ Soa, Nasl-tou; J.sl.s, Ppuitpe, snd Nv
one druggist In every village aud town In tbs UIasS
ktates. .s IN. Hl' T..
| N. B.-Look ont Gov eoun erSaits BAY so G .,a.u
rus 1fauy Kind unless the tox u sigu,d 4, d. He's
All o'hers are bt'- imposition and aasafr; ,h-r-.
fre ~ You vst'- 'ur lives aud health ITO tsy
Ing OF ing hnmrusged ont OF your naorey , Ls '
only ot those who tho III. signature OF n u H.~
On every hcx, hi has r.o-ntly been added ON a
count Of ,he PDls bong oount.rfei,sd.
u" "a dS~ly
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New Advertisements.
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IA MES T. FOSTER,
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Pamphlet, containing all the information ne
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BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.

DOCIUK THOMAS +. CHAPMAN viii sond to
al whe wish 1t Tree OF charge the Recipe and full
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blotches Tan, Freckles, &C.. 40, leaving the skin
smooth clean and beautiful; also full directions for
snsing fELATaKUe CrLEBRATED STIMULRNr war
ranted TO ttart full growth Whiskers, or Nous
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can be obtained By return mail, BY addressing ~ ih
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3:w2u
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III 4 II r LIE ID.

=, AZ M'intNuv, Feb b, AIf'ai C-n~ie7. E,o
AIR Lmt or h. French auu Mia, Julia N unr,n,H a.
Nj 5unrholly ''01' -
Ia fitts'ord. Feb 0, by Rev. ". Er~n~er, Mr.
of iittsf0rd ID" -
AZ iher res dence ~ the trIdcs father in vatteson
nl %, the evening of Jsn. l6, 1872. by Hsv =
= NON, ia T., ~ t'onu, NJ. H. f. John on q
bf"okiyn, n, \, aud Miss Beraice A. Perry, of NJ,
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now 10 PRESERVE rag 1ENru

Rub IA m c'esn every srpiBg ~wh stiH brtsN
and Ifte t'ap, rim &c the m. utAt orou. hiy witt
wse then rub hen with dry tnwoi; and Ilsteai
OF 'attnE bread bircut ar cstt m sde wIh cnmm .u
ealer.tos aT sofa, get JANE PvLss B1gYsr,0 SAL
kaA1v the Only sr6ck- the tins ia ne har !.
10 ne ~'th Me- at you are u It deceived bv son
worthless rtatsunu 10 red pspsrs Sbrn . I thst
90 rot besr the rsme OF JANIS lrIK, 3a5 Wash
tngton st, New ycrt bIv
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TUE CONFESSIONS AID rxpsRIEScE Of A
= -

fobnsbed az warning, ana tor the sspacj,i hsre
at OF Young Men and these VINO cuff 4 ia N.ev.ns
leoiity, Loss Of Mem rs, Frsma ure Decay, &C.
no. &c D. ore VINO har cur d himself bv a mule
means sitter ing put to gr at expeu 9 aud t.c,,u-
sebieee tuough the use of worthless IA I'd oil q. RI.
&C i6sA by learned DO, tors.
single copies NAV be had of the suthor, e. A.
LAMBERT Esq ore npp,bt, La,v 1. aud, by e..
c,"sing pos pail addr sSed envalops Ad,ire-s
~ 3.ulu, O~s A''"Ao
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New York, Feb. ~.
The bark Charles Kean arrived this morn
ing from Port Royal the 4th.
The health OF tho troops was good
Vessels were freely arriving with stores,
ammuni,i ions, &c.
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D lEn

- shrewsbury en- the . da~ of Fshrus-~, Irst .
the'e Knight, sitr 1T ia. iot- Thomas Ljylts
~ t3yesAs months AID 81 days
10 'iwt1, Feb. 2n'. May. wife of r. IT, lewis
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ems is humbug, and was originated by
Southern rebels a .-
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