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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-12-04
NOTICE.

OFfTcE OF DEPr. COLLECTOR 1ST. REVENUE.
DowAGIAc, Cass County Mich.
4 LII persons having made applications for liz
IA censes under the Excise Law, of the u S.,
approved July 1st 1852. resident of the County Of
Cass. will call at my Office in Dowagiac on Satur
dav of each week. between the hours of . and IL
A. M, and and p. NJ, and procure them by paw
ing the respective sums In Treasury Nofes o.
Specie.
Those liable under the law. WIN have not made
application for License, will see the necessity of
immediately making application to the Assistant
Assessor. JACOB j. VAN RIPPER,
Dept. Collector Int Rev. for Cass County.
Dated at Dowagiac, Nov. 1st A. d. 1852.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-12-04

WILL stop the first TWO DAYS in each
w month at Cassapolis; third day at vandalia;
the 10th at Edwardsburgh; the goth at Pokagon
and the 8oth at Dowagiac: Any family in Cass Co.
DESTROYS of seeing DR.. c. at their homes; can be
accommodated lwithout extra chargel by address
ing him through the Postof6ce at Cassapolis or
Pokagon, Cass Co., Mich. :.
Satisfactory references given in any case II
required. febaz-44tf
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TupRppp,,,oN Rpcoyn web.v.

THE REBELLION RECoRD.-Weh have
before us Part XIV, of the Monthly edition of
this most valuable work. As work of reference,
it has become literally indispensable. Part XIV,
is illustrated with very fine Engraved Portraits of
the lamented Maj. Gen. Ormsby NJ. Mitchell. and
the Confederate General Robert E. Lee. 1t con-
of which it is the concluding number. Price so
Cents. G. P. Putnam, Publisher 532 Broadway.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-12-04

DISMISSED THE SERvICE.-Among
a list of Surgeons and Assistant Surgeons dis
missed from the service by the President for being
absent without leave, we notice the name of Dr..
Seeley, late of this village.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-12-04

gW Attention is directed TO the
prospectus of the Philadelphia Saturday Ecening
Post, published in another column. We recon-
mend it to all who wish first class family news
paper.
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Special Notices.
I. -. -. II.

L. -. -. f.
,.Ssa,..sz, The regular meetings of Dowagiac
:sEX&E Lodge No. 81, 1. o. o. F., are held (
inns their Hall on Thursday evening of
each week, at ~ o'clock. Transient brethren n
good standing are cordially invited to attend.
N. b. CRAWFORD, n. G..
j. n. HANNA Sec'y.
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DOwAG1AC POsTOFFICE.

CLOSING OF MAILS.
Eastern, at 1O:45 A. NJ. 1000 A. NJ and 500 p. NJ.
Southern, at 500 A. NJ.
Office open from A. NJ. to 500 P. NJ.
On Sundays from $50 to 1000 A. NJ.
WM H. CAMPBELL, p. NJ.
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FARM FOR SALE.
For Sale.

A FARM of $50 acres, situated in the township
IA of LaGrange, Cass County, Mich, miles
acres cleared and under good state of cultivation,
and from 25 to 80 acres of good moving MEADOW.
There is Dwelling House and good well OF
water on the premises. 1t is well calculated for a
STOCK FARM, or for GRAIN. There is plenty
of TIMBLR for fencing and Building.
TERMS :-One-half down; the balance in pay
ments to suit the purchaser. Possession given
the LIST of April next For further particulars in
quire of the subscriber on the premises, or Philo
B. White, Wayne township. Jhe subscriber has
also quantity of hay for sale.
FREDERICK II. THOLKE.
LaGrange. Nov. Goth 1862. nov20-41w6
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Michigan Central Railroad.

M4 . g
PASSENGER TRAINS on the Michigan Gen.
Il trail Railroad on and after Monday, November
18th will leave Dowagiac as follows:
TRAINS EASTWARD.
Mail express ILLS A. II
Day Express, 1917 A. M.
Night Express, lilo p. M.
TRAINS WESTWARD.
Mail Express 4:25 Pm
Day EXPRESS. sos p NJ.
Night Express, sis A. NJ.
Freight and Stock Trains pass this Station as
follows:
GOING EAST.
Stock Express, 500 P. N.
Through Freight 1925 A M.
Way Freight 2O5 r. M.
GOING WEST
Way Freight, Loo p. NJ.
Through Freight = 1850 A. N.
Emigrant and Express Freight, l:S5 A. M.
r. n RICE, Gen'l. Supt
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-12-04

The embodiment OF practlcai utility, and mar
vel of simplicity; makes the running stitch very
rapidly and perfect. uses a common needle, and will
last lifetime At the New York State Fair, its
simplicity efficiency, and great practical utility
was confirmed by the award of the First Premiuh5.
1t will GATHER, RUFFLE, sHIRR, TUCK, RUN Up
BREADTHs. etc., with a single or double thread on
any material adapted to the RUNNING STITCH. The
thinnest, usually the most difficult to stitch BY
other sewing machines, being sewed the easiest
For ladies' and childreh's apparel, and other arti
cles made of light fabrics, it will therefore be found
almost INV ALUABLE.
1t is attached to the table like sewing bird, and
having no tension aud requiring no fabrication or
change of stitch, is always ready for operation and
such marvel of simplicity that child of six or
eight years can UNDERSTAND it, and handle it Sue
CRssFULLY.
1t is not at all liable to get cut of order.
Each machine is put up in neat box, accom-
panied with full and explicit directions and twenty
five needles.
Sent to any address in the United States on re-
ceipt of an order inciosing the amount, or may be
collected by Express on delivery of the machine.
When the money is sent with the order and reg
istered, we guarantee its safe receipt and the de-
livery of the machine anywhere within 200 miles
free of any Express charges.
Very liberal arrangements for agencies
See MIRROR OF FASHIONS, or for full particulars
specimen of sewing, ETC., send stamp for return
postage.
Address NINE. DEMOREST,
473 Brodd,cdy NeqC York
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R q . .
HARDWARE STORE
AT FROM
10 TO 60 DOLLARS.

All Stoves warranted for one year and guaran-
teed to give satisfaction to the purchaser: The
Tin Furniture is made from Extra Hundred Plate
Tin, and manufactured by Experienced Workmen.
All Stoves warranted heavier castings than any in
market. Being Manufacturers Agent and having
laid in my stock before the advance in STOVES, L
can offer
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81 A N ID
FROM UNDER

LIVERY body should know if they do not
IL already, that they can buy an Extra Heavy.
Full Trimmed
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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-13
Notice Of Appraisement.

State of Ia nsas,
County of Marshall
Thos H Hertwell, Trustee for Lucy Hartwell,
William P. Carr. Jeremiah Preston, VIM. P. hilps,
Trustee for David Dodge.
To William p. Carr jeremiah Preston, Vim. p. Phil
lips Trustee for David Dodge y0uw please tahe notice that
by virtue Of order Of sale issued Of the Second
District Court sitting in and for Marshall County Kan
sas will Friday the I'd day of January A. d. 1865
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock p.
NJ of said day proceed to apaise the premises the
following described zeal estate tO-wit:
The south quarter of Section number twenty four
ga in township number a. of range number nine
90 lying and being situated in Marshall county
State of Kansas VIII Oh time each of you can attend if
you think proper.
Given under my hand this 18th dvy of December, A.
D. 1882. 80 -sf I-----. 49,
G. D. SW EARINGEN, Sheriff
j. D. Brunbaugh. Plaintiffs Atty.
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NOTICE, NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given, that from and after
this date all persons running accounts at my
store and allowing the same to remain unset
tied for sixty days from the time of contract,
will be charged 20 per cent upon the same. Al
so all persons having unsettled accounts stand
ing on my books are requested to call and settle
the same ON or before the first day of January,
A. D. 1865 to svoid The addition of twenty per
cent and costs JOSEPH SAMUEfS
Aarysville, KS, Dec. 8, 1862 4w
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With this, view ! recommend the fol-
lowing resolution and articles amendstory

with thls. view recommend the 1oi
lowing resolution and. articles amendatory
= 10 the co nstituticn of the United States.
!. Resolved by the Senate and House O
Representatives Of the United States Of
America In Congress assembled, twothirds
of bosh7 Honses concurring That the fol
-. lowing. articles be proposed tothe Legis-
iatures or conventions of the several States
as amendments to the Constitution; OF the
United States. AL, or any of which ar
sosIticles, when ratified by three fourths OF the
sale, Legislatures or conventions, to be
valid as part or parts of the said constitu-
sZuion, namely:
erArticle-.Every State wherein slay cry
now exists which shall abolish the same
- therein at any time or time before the LIST
day of January. in the year of Our Lord
shall receive compensation from the
UnitedSt I'm bonds, bearing inter-
~ est at The late ~, for each slave shown
to have been therein by the eighth census
& of the United States, said bonds to be de-
lirered to such States by installments. or.
70 in one parcel, at The completion of the
adjustment, accordingly as the SAME shall
have been gradual or at one time within
such States and interest shall begin to
8 run upon any such bonds only from the
proper time of Its delivery aforesaid and
"a afterwards. Any State having received
bonds as aforesaid and afterwards introdu-
81 CHG or ,olera.ing slavery, shall refund
to the United States the bonds SO received
or the value thereof, and allinterest paid
thereon. 1TCf. C.f.
ss4rficle-All slaves who shall have
euioyed actual freedom by the chances of
the war, at any time before the end of the
rebellion, are forever free; but all owners
of such who shall not have beer disloYal
shall be compensated for them at the same
rates as is provided for States adopting
abolishmeHt of slavery, but in such way
that no slave shall be twice accounted for.
ss.ss "A:ticle-. Congress may appropriate
money or otherwise provide for the coIoni-
~zation offree colered persons with their own
consent al any place or places within the
United States"
% beg indulgence to discuss these pro-
posed articles at some length. Without
ss- slavery the rebellion would never have
existed. Without slavery it could not
continue. Among the friends of the I'm
ion there is great diversity of sentiment
and policy in regard to slavery and the
African race amongstus. Some would abol-
islfit suddenly and without conpensa-
ton; some would remove the free people
fromus, and some would retain them with
us; and there are yet other minor diversi-
ties Because of these diverstics, we
waste much strength in struggles amongst
ourselves. BY mutual concession We could
harmonize and act together. This would
be compromise among the friends, and
not with the enemies of the Union. The
articles are intended to embody plan of
such mutual concession. If the plan shall
be adopted, it is assumed that ..emancipa-
ton will follow at least in several of the
States.
(Concluded merit peek
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-13
SHERLFPS SALE.
State Kansas County Of srshal End Judicial District
Orwell @. Horr,

=.
D. d. White Co.
EY virtue OF an execution issued out OF the second Dis
trct court sitting in and for Marshall County Kansas
A. 1868 a. the front door of the Court House IN mar
ysve Marshall Co Kansas between the honrs OF ~
clock II and o'clock II. of said day offer at pub
lie sale to the highest bidder cash all tine right title
and interest of tine Defendant, White 20, OF IN
and to the following described real estate r'~h'
Lot in block i. lot in block lot in block lot
in block 3 lot ia block IL lets and in block II,
lot in block r. lot in block 81, lot in block ~,
lot in block 81 lot IL in block 81 lot in block so
lot in block 81 lot bloc &c lot in bloc g. lot
II in bloc l0I lot in bloc los lot in bloc 10S lot
and in 49, lot in bloc Ill, all lying aud being
situated in Palmetto Marshall County State OF Kansas
levied upon the property of White 20 to salts
fly the above execution and cost
Given under my hand this 18th day of Dec, 1se2
GEO. D. SWEARINGEN, Sheriff.
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To the Merchants Of Kansas.

s.siK Church & Sponable,u No. 80 Levee,
,-s. Leavenworth, offer their immense stock of
Dry Goods. Boots, Shoes and Clothing At
- the lowest market prices. Their goods are
ae,o and desirable, and they feel confident
= that they can -givs satisfaction to their
laA customers In every particular. Having
in the retail trade in Kansas for a
number Of years., they have thorough
knowledge of the wants of the country
-. and have carefully selected their stockto
meet these wants.
Hasf- Merchants will do we'll to call on them
before purchasing elsewhere.
- .CHURCH& SPONABLE,
: 9 4 80 Levee, Leayenworth.
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.Wsmet in town this week our friend E..
G. Snyder, of Go. r., 9th Kansas, now at
. FG Scott. He reports the boys, with but
e lev exceptions, as doing finely.
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WE received a short call on Monday
from our State Senator elect from the 9TH
- District, Thos. H. Baker. Mr.. B. is an
active and go.ahead man and will make
S9 his mark in the Legislature. Jq
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-13
Law OFFICE AND MILITARY
COLLECTING AGENCY.
J. D. Rrumlanch

WILL give particular attention to claims
and demands against the Government. liz all
it's departments, and particularly those grow
ing out OF the present war-will obtain pack
pay arrears aud bounty money for those enti-
tied under the late acts Of Congress-will also
obtain pensions for widows or heirs of deceas-
ed soldiers.
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1s WE learn that on last Friday night,
week. the wheat stacks of VIM. Thomp-
son and A. ]. Palmer, twelve miles below
here on the Blue, were burned, supposed
by an incendiary. The stacks were the
result or growth of eighteen acres, and
probably contained some three hundred
bushels of wheat We hope the wretch
that perpetrated the deed will be ferreted
out and dealt by assueh conduct deserves.
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FRANK ISARD,
Cabinet Maker & House Raider.

He is prepared to take contracts for buildings
of all kinds, and insures That his work will be
done in subtantisl and vorkmnlike manner
Coins made to order upon short notice. Fur
niture and every kind Of Cabinet work attend
ed to promptly and At Er'ess satisfactory to all.
Broadway, one door east Of the Union Office.
Marysviile, Kansas. x - Smn7
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I
Comfy OF Marshall
@ Villa m j. Wilson
Steward Wade and James r. Heard, Trustee
TO steward Wade and James r. Heard Trustee yon VIII
please take notice that by rtue Of order OF sale
of the Second District CoArt sitting in and for Marshall
County Kansas will on Saturday the Sd day OF Janua
TT A. d. 1863 between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and
O'Clock PM said day. upon the premises proceed to
praise following described real tow The north
quarter section number nineteen 19 in Township
number four south of range nine 9) east lying and be-
ing situated in Marshall County Kansas at which time each
ofyou can attend fyou think proper.
sGiyen under my hand ,h 18th day of December A. D.
1852.
G. D. SwEARINGEN, Sheriff.
j. D. Brumbaugh, Atty for plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The Public is hereby notified that /
refuse to pay certain prommissory1 note
held against me by James H. McDougall,
until a settlement between him and my.
self is made. JOHN O'NEIL.
Marysville, Dec. 18th, 1862.
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- PRESIDENTS MEssAGE.-To the exelu-
sion of news and editorial matter we pub
lish to-day the larger and most important
portion of the Presidents annual message
I, is plain, straightforward document,
such as we might expect from our honest
aud worthy Executive Interesting and
important as these state papers always are,
or should be, in times of peace and pros
perily, it should in this the country's
darkest hour merit the ATTENTION of every
patriot and we'll wisher of his country.
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!. Cd. D. CONE, SD
Banker, o. .. Stock & Insurance Broker.
(Ofce 40 Sixth street, near thep. O1
WASHlNGTON,D.C
Attends to buying aad selliie United States
Stocks of all kinds; also to fAa coll.ctioo of
claims against the Government. I =
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rAtthis Office good faithful boy from Il to 10
wears Of age q an apprentice to The ,r;,t;ng
business. An apt and indlk sisus boz viIlre.
ceivsgesa iaduesnsats.
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Will attend to the erection Of all kinds Of build.
ines With neatness and dispatch. Plans and spec
i6cations furnished. I hayeon hands large
quantity Of dry walnut lumber, and am pre-
pared to make all kinds Of furniture 1t Mo.
river prices. Terms to salt the times. n6tf
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STOCK OF GROCERIES
SMALL ADVANCE.

Thankful for the patronage he has received he
tabshed his business in Kansas he is determined
continuance of the confidence of his friends and the pabs
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concluded nezt week.
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ssxss 80 s4r z
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-17

ing Tor the wounded. saving little pirs
torches 70 throw a faint light inio gloomy
thieket- where they n.lght have crawied.
Hut these incidents ere too revolving 10
permit detail. While the cannon lhandsr.
mnskes, roar, aud sabres and bayonsts arc
~sia-hing Wide the demoniac shrek Of ay-
ins sheds. OF The hendi-h shisile at Niaie
balls, make a noise that would drosn Mag.
ara Itself. can endure war; terrors, but
from H. horrors nv God deliver me
The next morning Monday Ne started
after The fagitives. and overlook them al
Cellar Greek. Here the rear guard Of Jact
son : srhss made a stand. and threw some
shelk at as A. sooa a. Q came within range.
When We iound me p~osition OF the enemys
battery. Our squadron was ordered 10 charge
down the ball. and. Il; possible. take il
AWAY We went-she enemy ; cannon pouring
ia shells al us all the way down the hill. many
Of which burst awfully close to n. When
Ne came 70 the Greek We found the bridge
burned. aud two regiments Of Infantry wait
az 10 receive us. While looking for a tori.
the order came 10 seek cover, and We went
into A wooded ~rayine, when all the shells
passed over our heads. Had not our order,
been co~untermanded. history would have re-.
corded another balskissa charge. We drove
them from their position h~ere-klliing five
aud wounding twelve at then sanaonesrS.
From that point to tina. Ne hAs. had a
regular running fight aud now they are
posted across a hrsnsL Of the shenandoah.
while We are ON the opposite ada. Ever,
isy We have several dusls betw ecu our Skin
mlshsrs and theirs We 90 down 10 the riv-
or, set tehinttrees. watch tor a good chance.
and then blaze away. Sometimes we drop a
secssh. aud occasionally one Of our BOYS gsts
=" winged" Bet the danger does not detsr
Us. for there Is al excltsm snt IN th.s bush
whacking' that makes 1t good sport.
l must close this letter. ios the tsiigr
over thu Shenandoah, which VAS burned b,
tee secssh. has bean rebuilt. and We are or
dsred to prepare for marching. to morrow
When the opportunity IS presented. ! shall
,zy TO send yos something more Ike aevi
.hsa this ~ill prove.
Yours llui,.
"lOSM0."
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-17

Assuming an army OF COO too men form.
sd into Inc angle raak. shsy whl anon a
irons Of ~ miles. allow ins : fee, IN a maa
Which - rather close packing for free move
menis We will counter march one half
the right ~ins-and place them a. aroar
rank. the usual formation and &c have a
irenl of ia miles. which distance ihes
would require when marching in column Of
p~'a'oons should the genesaiszimo ssh 10
make a rapid Inspection. II be had the ap
pl'anee Of a parallel railroad track. aud a hsl
locomotive. he may run down Ia front OF the
line IA a quarter of an hour and make a has
" review II mounted on his charger. AZ a
smart NOT. Il would require over a half an
hour. This respectable army. formed in
hollow squares, lin double rank would Le
nearly three miles iIom ado ts side. show
'ng on each ffoat a fraction under three
miles. The enclosure would contain a irac
tion under three mile. The enclosure
would contain about 5.7Go acre.. ri area
equal TO some Immense cornhslds ia ilh
nois- When marching Ia columns. IL would
require a whole day. taking the dim eal3.
Tor The extreme left wing 10 reach the point
left hs ,he right ~lng "a he early start
When We add the eommissaTiai. ARTILLERY
ammunition and other wheel Transports We
must give ,he army Two whole DAYS before
the left wing isboucA from the starting
potnt Of the right wing II this immense 81
nv we're ios mod IN solid square. allow tie
about 4 square feet Tor . nsn. they would
cover about $50 acres. and form a bloci -.
b~ayonsis fraction under a quarter ofs
nile square. Estimating zach man IS car
sying weight OF muskss, equipments. rauons.
xs.. II so pounds, this army will have tssdg
ed along with $4,000 tons weight. Allowing
two pounds OF provisions per diem tor each
nan. ,hcJ consume Coo tons per day and i
tney drink ans quart Of water per day. which
IS tho pest drink Tor sn army. they consume
10000 gailons-ssy 1900 hogshesds-
which IS a c!syer sired ahip load each iaJ -
Exchange
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-17

ine Charleston Hsrcury ins.-ss thai tl4cs
snall ts one n the coloss or the Corlsiss
ne csE IL can't Dc sst4sEed anless the
niggsr - represented upon the rebel banner
Why not have Ssmbo's picture OF IL
Inc Ne. Orleans Dsiss deEosncss tie
L 5 aisy - made sp Of vulgar fellows"
The View orissns people. a. ihsy watch It's
progress ca the Mississippi. msy veil be
lie-r ifa' i ~iii sooa bs getting v-ry "loz
down"
Ga. "a ne Ss~ Orleans papers ss.s.ssss.
l. sss= n the Ugh water. TIA: the lew &c
Fassi - isTy - ~ cents. xe hare
great ioahfs whsilos lie. Orleans couii
Fs.ss = except n shinPiastss>
Tie ret els profess 10 gather lFssh hops
fron their lste e. fai defeats Ia their Cnn.
fcfessc5 rers - ia - morrow theF #oali
swear thai isafk i the sfry healthier eaa
titioE pos'itst.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-17

The lsllsElng facts Ia connection Suh ti.r
present ~aF are worth bearing in mud
That 30 rebel .ohflrr has yet plabsss .
fast ou the col offte Free 9isiss. evceps -
. ,ri-oasF a var.
= Thai ths rnssE ifuo1~ have siss,s bssa
VICTORIOUS IN the pan Geld. thar reverse
hang inFarisslF caused hy indiscrcaf and
nnakilifal stiscsa GA strongly fortified po~i
sons.
. That linee sls fLi u fou sumter, the
rebela have nsFeF takrn = tort on strongly
fortified position. ~hils thsy have bees com
pellei 10 vscais sni satIsndef place. of i'm
m.ess strength.
Oar foreign cn'lcr. rho arc 30 snrs the
Southern 1cliicfs are bsitsr and krzysr thai
ths Union trooy>. soaLi 10 veil So bsas
these facts "a mod -Sr. Igfs World.