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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-12-05
G. H. spAse.
Jos MANN.
MANN Il sPANG..

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA.
The undersigned have associated themselves in
the Practice OF the Law, and will attend promptly
to all business entrusted to their cafe in Bedford
and adjoining counties.
13-Ofice on Julana Street, three doors south
of the "Mengel House," opposite the residence OF
Maj. Tate.
Bedford, Aug. /, 1861.
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SPRING HOTEL.
M THE undersigned has {

Nl THE undersigned has opened the
above named Hotel few doors South of Tie Court
House, formerly kept by Mrs. Filler, as a board
ing House) where he will be happy to accommodate
all who may favor him with their patronage.
Boarders will be taken by the week, month year.
Persons attending Cowt will find this House very
convenient.
The Bed Rooms in this Hotel are very large and
well ventilated and furnished in the best style.
The Bar will be supplied with choice liquor.
The Stable will be in charge of good and at
tentive hostler.
@1i JOSEPH ALSlP.
April 25th, 1862,
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JUNIATA MILLS.
CARDING AND PULLING.

nor SALE,
OR EXCHANGE
Three tracts of very choice farm land, ming
ieo acres In each tract, situate on the Illinois Gem
tlsi X. r., In Champaign co., State OF Illinois,
niiss from the city Of Urhana, and mile from Rem
tua Station on said road. Two Of the tracts adion
and one Of them has a never failing pond of water.
The city OF Urbeuna contains population of 5000.
Champaign is the greatest wheat growing county in
thssStats. Address, :
sfg4E r. C. REAMER,
.s.rs-4..s.a Bedford, Pa. f
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We N GE L n Q y Sc,
4NA JULIANA STREET, BEDFORD, PA,

THE subscriber, having renovated and refurnished
this old established House, is now prepared to
ceve guests. He invites his friends and the travel
ing public to give him a call. Having new furn-
ture, new beds, and erythng necessary to render
hearty cheer to those in want of temporary home,
he fatters himself that those who stay with him,
will find themselves at the right place.
He is fully prepared to receive visitors to the
Springs, and all having business with the courts or
otherwise.
Ample stabling and carriage bo, Sc Is attached to
the Hotel.
Boarders will be received on favorable terms
ISAAC MENGEL, JR.
Bedford, April 20, 1860.
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sAMUELKETTERMAN,

BEDFORD, Pa,
Gy-Woud hereby notify the citizens of bedford
county, that he has moved ro the Borough of Bed
ford, where he may all times be found b. persons
wishing TO see him, unless absent upoI business
pertaining to his Office
Bedford, Aug. ls6l.,
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The War Just Commenced
SIX good hands wanted Immediately, with wages
according to workmanship, to work at the Mill
wrighting business.
s. D. BROAD.
SeheAsburg, May 30, feo2.
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A II. COFFROTH.
IA ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Will hereafter practice regularly IN he several
Courts of Bedford county. Business entrusted to
his care will be faithfully attended to.
December 8, 1861.
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COWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

Bsnerolent Institution established by special En-
document, for the Rsl,efofks Sick and Distressed
afflicted scith Virnisnt aud Chrome Diseases, and
especially for tie Care Of Disease: Of tho Seraa,
Organs.
Medical Advice given gratis, by the Acting
Surgeon.
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrhea, and other
Diseases ofthe Sexual Organs, and the New
Remedies employed in tho Dispensary, sent in
sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Two oil
three Stamps for postage acceptable. Address, Dr.
DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Assoc ia.
tion, No. S. Ninth ST., Philadslphia, Pa.
May 31st, '61
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BEDFURD, PA.
will promptly attend TO all business entrus-
ted to there care. Office on Juanna Street, (near-
ly opposite the Mengel House.)
Bedford, Aug. /, 1861.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Letters of Administration on the Estate of s. n. /.
Tate ESQ., of the Borough Of Bedford. deed, having
been granted to the subscriber All persons indebt-
ed to said estate ale hereby notified to make imme-
diate payment, and those having claims will pres
ent them duly authenticated for settlement.
H. NlCODEMUs,
November ?. 1869 Adm r
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DEDF0RD FoU N ID r X.

taIgsral.g.ux1rl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-06
NOTICE.

10 Leander Harbine, Elizabeth Hafbihe NJ Htutt
Emma Hiatt. ki1, Hale b CO., Reed, Cutler 4 Co
III Reynolds, samuel Boatman, Themes Martin
George Anderson, II sock IN an Hatch q Thtup.
soh, Charles FsrsonsA Co, H Foster, Fickltn d
Lucas.
You, and each Of you hereby notified that there
IS now on ne in the once Of the Clerk OF the Dstrict
1oart o, Leg county, Iowa nj Keokuk, n petition OF
Reuben HArbipe claiming OF you, Lesnder Harbine.
the sum OF Sixteen Hundred and Thirty seven Dollars
Nth ak per cent istef+st PER xnnum payable snnu.
ally, rs balance due on promissory note, which
Judgment has been obtained, made by YOU said Lean
der HArbine ana secured by mortFs Ye exreutedby
you to said Reuben Harbine, dated December Id A. ID.
1859 also claiming against OF you The
OF said mortgage, the ssme being upon certain Real
Estate In the city OF Keokuk Lee county Iowa more
panienisriy described In ssd igAse and petition
also praying for correction Of the description
OF the mortgage premises; and further ash ibR for
sale II said premises, and general relief
And unless you appear and Ter raid petitiob on
or before noon OF the second day the next term OF
said Court 10 comm AT Keok ak IN the nrs Mop-
day of Sepenb"r u. 1862, default " ~ be enter
cd against you and judgment rendered thereon ~
pray ed for In said petition.
NOBLE 4 STRONG
jF12-d4w Auysfor p1aipiiG.
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To Curtis Conn, Catharine Il Conn Human
Ellen Human, benjamin II Roberta. Elixabeth
Roberts, VIM ID g Torrence. Hiram Barn~y A {,
|. Grnnan, Mott, Sehober Co., Tweeds Moultop
Plimpton d hamill. Caleb Cope Co Bowen
q McNamee, William Wilson, Jeuninxs n Andersen
Wheeler. Bellows Co.. VIM 4 Ruddick In,
Burrows, James Cox, Vim Colema a Miller Ma
hew b Co, George Cabus, Etryker & Wood " In
Preston, Charles McDill James Cox, Ann II wny.
thngton, Executor Of the estate OF w H Worthne-
ST VOORHEES,, Chaplin Lee, John Hurst, Robert
Hamilton. Dixon Brown, James Ramsey Vim n
Ewing, Bare, on Beaver Co., Robert Henning and
John o Woodruff, partners as Henning h Woodrun,
and Laura Sperry:
Yon and each Ut yon are hereby noti ned that there
isnow ls In the Office OF the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Lee county, lows, at keokuk, petition OF
Janet Strong and Harvey Strong, alleging that the
said Janet strong 10 the owner In fee simple oil Lot
No eight IN Block No. ninety ak fAG) n the city OF
Keohuk Lee county, Iowa, and further alleging that
certain deed thereof. executed by you Bspjamin r
Roberts nnd Elizabeth Roberts 10 Laura Eperry bear
Ing date OF October 16th, A. d. I643 and recorded IT
page No. 500 Of Deed Book 4, WAS by and mis-
take OF Recorder recorded AZ deed 10 Iase sperry
and praying for the correction Of said record
Conn and Catharine Conn OF said premises to b
Hinman, dated ut or about February 9Th, A. D. 1852
has been LOST and that ee,tsin judgments therein
named Agafnst said G John. u cloud and shsd-
dow Hpon plantifs title 10 said STALE and pray
ing that the title 70 the ma, quiz IN the said
ail ~ SAID defendants upon said premises
tcof and for other equitable TelieL that
you appear and answer thereto before TIE I'd day
or the term % the said Court 10 be begun and
holden at keokuk on the LIST Monday Of February A.
ID. 1868, default will be entered against you and
Judgment rendered thereon
NOBLE Il STRONG,
auF2r-d4w Attys for Plaintiff.
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Original NOTICE.

To Thos J Luce, Eli Van Sickle, A N. Carpenter
II y. spellmsn. r. w. Merithew Alfred Andrews
John v. slangbter.J J, Is. Hro~u. " r Tprnsr. a.
signee orw Vim II farmer Co. Geo G.. Ata.rron
ks. fiaie Co, A, c. Thorn q &C.. ard auls. Bra
dert, defendant
fon are hereby notified ifR' n err ID Gle In
the CLERKS ofee Of The Dstref Gult Of Lee County
Iowa, ~ COX uk. petition Of Hiram barney claim.
int judEmen AGsinst ven, Thomas j. Lace, for the
sum Of Six Hundred Dollars upon . certain Deed OF
Trust given TO \. W, KnbouTne, To secure payments
OF purchase none, TO Marsh Lee Deavan upon Lots
two t2f andthree t31, Block eighty eight tss)
In the City Of keokuk ana you all claiming
foreelosure OF said Deed Of Trust, the sole Of lots
and In said biusk the extinguis d. INT the equity
OF redemption. All d far raneFsi reiief
Nnw you murt each sppeay and answer said petition
~ ro"B oithc tecohd day Of the neat term of said
tsuft, 20 beheid 81 K~okuk the first Mondsy "
september 1862, oriudgementby default will he bad
therein ag2inats you. ii. SCOTT HOW FfI
tulyis-d4w Atty for Plaintiff
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Original NOTICE.
~ 1sd

10 haam spohn, James Watson, Ria. Hale d. Co ]
,aaalr, II N Black, Vim Stannus, and Geo W
You are hereby rotned that therei.nor an ~. /,
Wv 'hih onee of the District Court OF Lee Count,
trWh hihf'hEk, petition IN equity otHiram Barney
'Issi' " = nseMent aEAtrst you, Adam spohp. for
wa " RYE hundred Dollars upon your mor,psgs
gwen 10 Charles Mason. upon lots m snot~ntpi.
block t2o2), IN the City ofKeoAuk Iowa snd a..
aeainst yen all praying for the sale Of said lots The
foreclosure OF 'sld mortgage the extingufhmen, u
inc equity ofredemption, and for general relief
NOW, each OF you must appear ans or ~ IA n a.
ton by noon Of the second day Of next term Of
I"urt. 10 be held at ke.kUk the a,st Aondsy
o. september lst2, or Judgment will he had the rein
oy default aspra.ed FOR. SCOTT HOWELL,
Juiyls d+w PiaintH's ATTORNEY.
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TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S
~ Sale.
NIrEn STATES OF AMERICA, ss

UNITED STATES OF AAEklCA,l %
BtsTkicT IOWA. a''
BY virtue OF An execution to me directed issued BY
the Clerk OF the District Court OF the United States
THE Southern Division Of the Distriet OF Iowa and
AZ anst James Morton and In favor OF Nelson, Ward
we'll b Co., have levied upon, and will sell to the
highest bidder, Mt the door Of the Clerks OF the
District Court OF the United States for the District OF
Iowa, 81 Keokuk. in said District, the f3,h day
Septem Der, A. d. 1862 between the hours OF O'Clock
m. and O'Clock p. M OF said day, the following
property. to-wit: The W OF Sec. 20i East N OF y
OF Eec 10, Towa elir 81 north OF Range II west
The north y OF the MEX OF Sec. Ii, S x OF the s
Of Bee ~ Township 81 north OF Range 10 west; the
west Of The 9 u OF Section II, s WI Of the N X
Of Section II: + Of the Of Section III; west
u or the w OF Section -; 8 w OF the s w OF
Section 20 Township 70 sorth OF Range II west the
west u Of the Z OF Section 81; SEA OF the s Ell
Of section2l east u Of the N I OF Section - N
II west, all In Jasper county, Iowa. Thu east OF
Section - Township SO north Of Range e. In Hardin
county, Iowa. The east Of the N w Of Section Is,
He&t u Of hA Of SaGnoa= - TaEAaAif- "a aes4A
Of Range 20. Lota u TO- II and is In Section Town
ship 10 Range o. In Dallas county Iowa. The Ell
and " /, the east Of the NV !, and the w of
the n w Of hoction IS Township 81 north Of Range
49, and tho Of Section %, and the south Of the
OF Section as Township 81 OF Range ID In
Grnndy county, lows. The east OF the n / ofSec-
ion 20 In Township 90 In Range Van buren county
Iowa.
oTtor to satisfy said Mrit Or Execution.
Keokuk, July 2iet, 1862.
ii. N. HoxIE, U. 8. Marshal.
aug2d BY HARRY FULTON, Deputy.
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THE STATE OF IOWA.

To Jesses G. Wickenhnm
Eir:-fou are hereby notified that there Is now on
ne In the ONCE Of the Clerk of tbE District Court Of
Lee County. Iowa, al keck Nh petition OF mos Hem
ke plaintiff claiming OF you the sum Of l.la4 or
- money Justly due him ak promi,sory bot.s. lone
W sara notes payable 80 said piaibiif order; the
Others IN, allie 10 divers persons endorsed and
assignedio plAintir,l and upon Eve Ger
tain hogs and other property you purchased OF di.
vers persons and them assigned oplsinttr snd that
20 attachment has been issnedby the CLERK OF saiu
tournp'n salad petition upon which certain ol your
properly has been aHartitd
NOW, unless you appear and snHwer Faid petition
or before noon of The second day September 1861
that being tie second day OF the term OF said
Courtto be holden atKeok uk default be entered
and Judgment rendered against you thereon.
BECK kHEATH,
inlyl1-d Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

TO Edward kllheprne, Caroline Kitbourne, Chss b
Foote, Chss Fotte, CSC G Gordon. Mason 4 Wheel
er, q w Garrett, w Perine, State Savings Ins.i-
inte, Gardner Drury and wm Page, sssisnees OF
the Boston Locomotive works." Albert wells
FRANCIS Woodbridge, Frederick Shelley. Wales Ca
bot Co., N Peck Connabie smyth William
Patterson, CARRIER, VIM Thompsop, Trustee, Ac
and d 1empin, defendants.
You are hereby notified al there 10 now on file In
the Cisrks ofrs Of the District Court OF Lee county
Iowa. heokut, petition OF Hiram barney pra sing
Tor ]udgne ~ against you. Edw ard k.ibonrne Tor
The rum Of Fort. i've Hundred Dollars, upon your
mortgage, given to March, Lee Delevap, upon lot
hve l9l block i've Is, Keoksk, Lee county. Iowa,
AAd praying for this sale Of said iot the
said mortgage, and Me OF the equity
OF redemption, and general relief.
And each Of you must appear and answ said petit
ton BY noon Of tho second day of The term OF
said Court, TO be held the FIRST Monday OF Sepem
Der, lede, or judgment BY default will be had against
you. III. SCOTT HOWELL
auG9-d4w Any for Plaintiff.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

| TO Adam Spohn, Geo w CALDWELL James watson
niA, Hsie d Co.. I. Adair, II. M Black and WIN.
iou are hereby notified that there 10 new on file In
ne eieIk umce OF the District Court OF Lee County
lowa y Aeokuk, a petition OF Hiram Barney claim
hk Jaufnent against you Adam Epohn for the sum
o. Fonr hundred Dollars upon your mortgage given 10
sha: mason' upon Lot three 49, Block TWO hundred
and two (203), In City of sckuk, Lee Coun,y Iowa
and ~ against you ALL the OF an mort
gage the sale ofsadio and for other equitable relief
NOW You must appear aud answer said petition by
noon OF the second day the term or saia Cent
70 be held in Keokuk the rst Monday OF September
a 1862 judgment will be had aRainst YOU by a.
fault. ' ~ w
H.sCoTT HOWELL,
J 10 dsw Atty for Plaintiff
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RECEIVED THIS DAY,
From the Publishers,
Aemoirs1n Remains OF DeToequeville,
Personal History Of Lord Bacon,
Barry Cornw a1I's Poems,
Household Edition Of IvAnhoe,..
Tichnor Fields Edition Of Dav Id Copp erneld.
The Seven Little sisters wholly on the Round
Ball that Goats In the air,
Mother~ ella Poems Blue and Gold,
Tepnyson's - -
Gerald Massey Poems, blue and gold.
Fur sale III Pu biishers pr lat
OGDEE's CITY BOOK sT9RF,
mnr10 Main and I'd stx.
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SHEPHERDS
French Corset and Shirt Mandatory,
Gents Furnishing Store.
Berlin Wool, Fancy Trimming, and Va
riety Emporium,
No. 81 Main street ,lbet. I'd and 3d.

Impor ted French Woven Corsets, la supp con
stsntiy on hand
Corsets purchased of rs VIII be exchanged or ma
to 1T when required. ifreturned in order.
U stamping pinkins. dc. liy2G-dly
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-03-11
For the Spectator.
An Appeal to Cur Soldiers.

o! leave not the field eer the victory IS won,
o. leave not the ranks, now the contest 8 begun;
The contest for Freedom and honor and right,
1t can only be won by your vaor and might!
Can you go to your homes and calmly sit down,
And leave to your comrades the conquerors crown
Or perchance the proud foe, exuting, may come,
And take from yol Freedom and honor and home. =
Will you pile up your Golfers with silver and gold?
w hat joy will it bring when your Freedom is sold?
When your wife, broken-hearted, will sleep her last
sleep,
And your once happy children in bondage viii weep
Say, will you be freenoen, will you be Std0es
TO the baseSt of tyrants-a nation OF knayes?
The choice is before you-to fight or to fly
Choose n0t0 or choose ne0er-to conquer or de
Oh, would could rouse every son of the South.
To rush to the conflict for honor and truth
To feel that eIch one must act nobiy their part
With undyiug courage and undaunted heart.
On the faith Of her rests the fate of land,
Let IL rouse every hoart~let it nerve every hand;
Our God has been with in days that are past
With firm trust in Him we will conquer at last.
Then grid on your armor, We valiant and brave,
ma join in The struggle our country TO save;
We will not forget you, but will pray,
That your lives may be spared, while your swords
win the day. META.
RosEMoNT, Feb. 90 1892.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-03-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAM ALTON.

II L IOOOLANlA AN4Ns
In compliance with an act OF the Legislature
Of this Commonwealth, passed on the 18th day
of the present month, (February,) board is re-
quired to be organized III each county and cor
poration to take cognizance Of all questions of
exemption from military duty. The law pre-
scrioeS that this board shall consist OF the pre-
siding justice of each county, or Of the recorder
in each corporation. together with any two JUS
tees, whom such presiding justice or recorder
may associate with him. In case the presiding
Justice or recorder cannot, from any cause, act,
the Clerk of the Hastings Court or County Court
shall summon any three justices, who shall con-
stitute such board. Now, therefore, l, John
Letcher, Governor Of the Commonwea tn OF Viz
ginia, do hereby require the sad boards to be
forthwith organized n each county and corpora
ton of this Commonwealth, and do proclaim
to all persons who may have excuses to rfer for
not rendering military service that the board SO
constituted is the proper tribun i for determin-
ing the sulliciency of such excuses. And | do
further make known that copy Of the said act
Of the Legislature is horeunto annexed. ga
~ Given under my hand as Governor
Z L ami under the Seal of the Common
- Nwealth at Richmond, this Oath day of
februaly, 1867. JOHN LETCHER. u
BY the Governor: 81
GEORGE w. MUNFoRD,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-03-11
Tribute Of Respect.

At meeting held by the Augusta Valley Ran
gers at Camp Stonewall Jackson on the 23rd da,
of February, 1862, at which Capt. VIM PAT
RICK was called to preside, and LIT. VIM. HANG
Err appointed Secretary, the following Gamble
and resolutions were unanimouslY adopted.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased an Ail-wise Prov
dence to remove frs m our midst, our beloved
friend and brother in arms, W. w. FINLEY
Resolved, That whilst we bow in humble sub
mission to the Divine decree which has summon
cd him hence, we do most deeply depIore the
loss of one, who, while in our midst, endeared
himself to us by his many virtues and those man
ly qualities which adorn and make up the char
acter OF a soldier and gentleman.
Resolved, That we tender to the family in Thu
hour Of their affection our most sincere sympa
thy for the loss which they as we'll as the com
pany have sustained in his death.
Resolved, That copy of these proceeding
be sent to the family of the deceosed, and to the
Stanton Spectator for publication.
CAPT. WIN. PATRICK, Chm.
LII W A n ANGER Sec'v
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Feb 25, 1862-tds. 81 st.7 40 43sIsu
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS
.al OPPOSITE VIRGINIA HOTEL.
n ME subscribers are receiving large and vel
Il selected stock of DRY GOODS, to which they
invite the attention of the public s1
A Brown Stirring, se3
Is do do
osnaburgs,
Bleachead Cottons,
Caiicoes,
GinghaHls,
, Black Alpaccas,
Striped Cottons,
VA Briliantes, white and printed,
Large lot of Ladies Dress Goods,
Farmers Satin,
Linen Drilings,
Padding and Canvass,
Black English Craze,
Black Cambria
Cambrcs and Jaconetts, @ai
Organizes and Lawns, 3e.l BAD
Black Berege, .al.sat
Tamertine,
English Bereges,
Spool Cotton,
Black Thread,
a Love Wells, IA y .i-.>-
Linen Cambria Hankerchiefs
We have general assortment % Goods nearly all
of which have been bought at the advanced prices
and for which the CASH had to be paid of course
therefore, the usual credit system be abandoned
in selfdefence
They are willing to sell on small advance as is
prudent and safe PIPER u FUNKHOUSER.
Feb g. 1859 ai s4e
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CLOTHING! CLOTsaiNG!f
! ! L have just openeda large lot OF CLOTHING.
7 Y manufactured in Baltimore, consisting of Win
ter and Spring Goods also large quantity OF Back
Doe Skin Pants. Hats of all kinds
Feb Is. 1869 RO8NE & ABBY.
! q, 8. 49,. !. .-.-
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The Northern SerDeut.


The Northern serpent who has penet ated the
Southern Eden, attempts his natural arts. Al
liatteras, aud Nash Vlle, and L anOke Islaad he
shows his brightest hues and urnes his quiet
est and most innocent airs. de proposes TO harm
no one-to disturb nobo3y's Ir.vate righrs-and
only 10 restore quiet and security To the Ia1d.-
Wore We simple and If, atlona, we might natural
~ fan prey TO his natural arts. But can he
Gecoy Southern :eople by sucn dupfifitg, such
charming? Are they TO forget the burning hou-
seS, tie contiscated property, the stolen and lib
Grated servants uf oeutheIn l5eole? Via they
forget she crueities practi.td upon oar loyal AID
true ctiz9us, the brutal treatment OF women and
CHI dren by Tie ruthless in adler Is .S0u,he7n
blood, shed Ia Their detence, 10 be forgotten and
sink Into the grUuBd unaVenget2 Nav can the,
forget ihe-OAUSE OF THE SEPARATION Of
lhe South from tue North-or EVEN iHINK
OF THE POSSIBILITY OF kELONSIRUC.
TON?
10 listen to the enemy, 20 think, e0en, Of for
getting these things, would be al. Once In lis
power. We would lndg e. De ''eruslted outp Our
property would be coutscated aud passed over
& the possession OF our OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sacred
boundaries would be blotted from the map, and
our States be lLore known 10 the wor d-rn-
lned, dOwn-trodteu. dsgraced forever III the
eyes ot she world, go ;ha5 children You!G
faln d.Sown their parents, The very sight Ut III
poor C, untry would be lrtoleraile 10 Us, aio
tu0se OF Us who weie able would wander away
from the land 1t Our b.Ith 10 ind what relief We
might 10 stranger Chimes. Those ia It re nained
would weccIne death i.irnd 10 close theil
eyes and their memories upon eVens aiId scenes
fraught only with G:shonor aud misery for the II
THIS Is WHAT THE NORTHERN SER
PENr WOULD Dol Can he Shall he? The
response OF tree people, who deserve 10 be ire e
will be given before tEls S over Aud al
tae falsehoods and all the chaI ming arts OF the
most r,fal ana uuscru ,ulous oi loes that evel
waged war, viii be dissols ed ike the "baseIes
f.brlg o. l.'-Dispatch.