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Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-09

will also visit any other point at which company cr companies may be in readiness at the earliest possible if desired At any time after the lst of January. address Little Rock the points above named time to reach upon the day which shall be the point to which the Communication may be sent.
 CTAS. ". ADAMS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-09

The telegraphic report said that, in case of the death of Gen. Mcclellan, he would be sue ceeded by Ben. Ward, of Ohio. Probably, Ben. Wade, of Ohio, was meant. Ii SO that is another abolition triumph and gives the 9anatics control of the army.
 The accounts fom.some portions of Ireland, of the food and fuel famine are absolutely dis dressing.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-09
Brig. Gen. Ih'or. Army, c S A.,
 Com. Dep't. of IHdian Ttrrit0rg

Jan 2, 1882. 6w.
 Washington Telegraph Helena Shield Fort Smith Herald and Van Buren Press copy for four weeks.
 WILL be at the places upon the days stated below the purpose either of recruiting such companies may then be organized for Gen. Pikes comIaand giving such aid and Information ss touching such rsanizations. Communications addressed to said points shall have
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-09

A bill has been introduced into the federal congress to colonize the stolen negroes in the Indian country, west of Arkansas. The object is to crowd out the Indians, and to ruin Missouri, Arkansas and Texas. Send them along and what our Indian neighbors don't want they can sell to the southrons.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-09
New Confirmation of Swamp and Over
 flowed Lands in the Batesville District.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That an additional con " hrmation of Swamp and 0veriowed Lands has been made to the State of Arkansas n the counties heropae named in the BatesFille Distrot-to-vit.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-09
S25 REWARD.

ECANAWAY from the subscriber the last day of Sep A tembsr 1884, negro boy, JACK, for whose ap- ES prehenson the above reward will be paid. Said boy fA is 25 30 old stout built has the appearance N being part Indian, and has right check making dark blotch He will probably make his way northward in direction of Missouri s Address MRS. NARClSSA WILLIAMS,
 Pine BluE Ark.
 Jan ,, 1862. 3t. * Care of Gen. JAMES YELL.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-09

Louisiana has 23,577 troops in the confederate service. The organized militia of that State IS earl 10000. She can raise Gc,oe0
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-09

The Louisville Daily Courier, published at Bowling Green, Ky, is received here on the third day after it is published. Those who have relatives in the army in Kentucky would do well to send dollarand get it for forty days. There is also a spirited paper published at Columbus, called the News Send another dollar for that.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-09

The southern envelope is an ingenious affair. The letter paper and the envelope are all in one piece. When the letter is written the writer folds 1t up and part of the paper constitutes the envelope. By this means, the post-mark and direction of the letter are always preserved with it. &
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-09

ta~Some of the Yankee correspondents oc- casionally indulge in sarcastic descriptions ot their own troops, which are highly seasoned with huinor. The correspondent of the New York Mercury thus described body of troops which he denominates the |" .Mackerel Brigade:
 The review of seventy thousand troops near Munson's Hill, on Thursday, was one of those string events my boy, which we have been upon the eve of for the past year. A new cavalry company, for the Mackerel Brigade, excited great attention as 1t went past, andI understand the President said that with the exception of the men and horses 1t was one of the finest mobs be ever saw. The horses are a new pattern flu. ted sides polished knobs on the launches, and 3 hand rail all the way down the back. A rebel caught sight Of one of these fine animals the other day, and immediately tainted. It was af- rewards ascertained that he owned a f .ed of oats in the neghborhood. ,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-09

On the l7th of December, in the federal House of Representatives., Vallandingham said, in reference to Mason and Slidell: :" These men will be surrendered before three months in the face of a threat. l make that prediction here to day" Truly "a prophet IS not without ho nor save i'll his own country"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-09

\ The confederate dispatch schooner, Adeline, was captured by the federal frigate, St. Law. renee The captain is J. Il. Harlee, nephew of Gen Hardee. Capt, Hardee was sent to Fort Lafayette-in irons.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-09

The Augusta, Georgia, Fire Insurance Con- pany lost $70,OO0 by the great fire in Charleston, which they are prepared to pay.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-09
The salt works in Bienvile parish, La., turns out POO bushels of salt day.

The treasury notes of Arkansas, of small de nominations, are in general use. They have been printed on common letter paper, the best, and, in fact. the only kind that could be got un- til recently. Lately, some fine paper has been procured, and arrangements made to get fine engravings.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-09

By order of Maior-Gen. Harlee.
 D. II. WHITE, A. A. A. c.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-09

The army of the Potomac celebrated christ mas day quite jovially and egg-nog was plentiful.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-09

The manu+aciosy of letter envelopes, at O. iumbus, Georgia, will soon ho able to turn /ou 35o,Ooo envelopes each week, With the pfesen machinery t has.made quarter of million o nvelopes and has orders far ahead of it's work.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-09

The Capt. Merriwether who was killed at the cavalry fight on Green river, was Ed. Merri- wether, of Christian county, Ky, and not H, Clay Merriwether, as first reported. The Col. Bonham who died lately, was of the 22d Mis- sissippi regiment, and not Gen. Milledge l.. Bonham, of South Carolina.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-09

Prince Albert, the husband of Queen Victo' ria, was born August 26, 1879; married in l840 and died December l5, 1861.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-09

Caleb Cushing is to supersede Gen, Phelps at Ship Island. It is supposed Phelps will be made one of the supreme judges in the Jew ser; of sub-supreme court the lanks5ss ase about tc create.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-09

The hypocrisy of the federals is aptly illus, trated by their threats against Englapd. While declaring privateers to be pirates and offering to enter into treaties to abolish them, at the same time they are declaring it to be an inhuman ans savage mode of warfare, they threaten England with their privateers and brag how many Eng fish ships they could destroy.
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- SnDICAL ROOKIE. ROST-

EUN FOR THE CAMP pages; Is cents
L postpaid. Good th g. CHRISTOPHER, MORSE a
SkIPlON. No l09 Ma ssu.st NeW.York
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Glirl5 ciile.iI5
ARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
GRAND GALA vFFR

4 -
GRAND GALA WEEK.
ALL TIE HOLIDAY NOVELTIES ana MANY MORE
Splendid additions made the Military olnons al,
other parts Of the gorgeous Fairy Spectacir. ONpISAor
THE NAIAD QUEEN,
visitors the gorgeous aud fascinating psetscus play
ever got up IN America.
Fist time Of ad Musical Novelty arranged by Mr. W
I Peersehen Ma.icAl Director delcaied to r. T. Barpum
and between third and fourth scts Of the
MUSEUM "REMINISCENCES,
In whc are mutieaiy Represented -.. - 49,
JENNY LIND THE CtNARY-9IRD SHOW TIE AZ
RlCAE sAvAGEs. THE HAPPY FAMILY, SEA-
LION, &c. snd the ceL b sied Ba,!f SHOW.
TIE BEAUTIFUL FAT 'ihL
Eighteen Yeas oh weighing 6l8 pounds
ONE WEEK MORE
LIVING BIPPOPOTAMUs, or GREAT BEhSMoTH
- Of the schptures-Job cli 90.
The great and curious
WHALE STILL LIVES
AID eats lie half bu.hei Of live cells er dsy
The " BEAUTIFUL TINY SEA-HORSE5, sailing IN the
Grand Aqnais which contains beautiful and living Fi.
Z oH all quarters Of the globe.
MAMIOrH GRIZZLY BEAR SAMSON, HAPPY Family
Monster SeTpsIts Wax Figurs, aud multitude
ofothsr novelties.
Admission 10 AL p c~n Children under ten, is cents
~ PARTICULAR NOTlCE.-THE $4,000 NUT
CoHMonoEz uFT the NeE lismp he prodigy the smallest
with bis muoescher h- dsncing maer bis French teacher
De teacher OF elocutioD and hs disnsc teacher lie IL also
IN TIE hands OF his tailor aud costuueF his shrnhs h
boot aakcr his halter his eweer aud bs csifrur Thus pre-
-"us pat III be sufficiently rpened the courls Of
A fe n week. 1t VIII OPP Hch!
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6iaiioncrp aa6 faurn Gcoos.
VIE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN TIE
SWOROp
The GOLD PEH-THE BEST or ALL PENS.
NOPTnN,1 GOrD DUNrc
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.
TIE BEST PENS ~ TIE W.


TIE BEST PENS ~ THE WORLD.
On receipt Of any Of the following in cah pos'
Is directed God Fen Peus nisctag ne seordis
Cob PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
For rs cents the Mgc Pen for 80 cents, the Lucky Pen
PEN ard for 81 the Exc,lsi5 Pen -
The tizes are Nos. 2. J. I. ,nd6.
TIE SAME PENs ~ sILyER-PLArED EXTENSION
CASES WITH PENCILS
For 81 cents the Msc Pen for - cents the Lucky Pen
for the Alway'Ready Pea for IS, The Elcgan, Pen
and for 81 ~ the f1eel.ior Pen These are weIhphei
Ses Of every OF which will lar outas gross Of the be
The name "a Norton Number aud "on,lity, are
stamped the following Pens aud the Point, wsrItn,e
for six months EXCEPT sssin' accident The numbers ndi
sdapted FOR the POCKET; No the smallest aid No. 10
largest Mammoth Gold Pen, for the desk Long and medium
and made only Of 6rst quality The enaynss acsim
''' u ''' &c" GOLD Id PESs, WITHOUT CASES.
For 10 cents, No. Pen, l't quality or No Pen. 81
For a. No Pen lst quality No sreu, I'd ql,lIt,
For II Is sNs Pen, l.t quality or sYO 4Pop, "a quail
For 81 90 sNo. Pen, quality AMOS Pen. "a quail
~ No. Pen, LIST qu.fiy ora No Pen dquality.
F For - * ~ Ma HPen lat quality. -us,ov
TIiF SANE cob ;FNo IN SILVER EXILE MN
CASES WIN PENCILS
For 81 90 sNo Pen ls quaty, No. Pen Sd quality
For 49, No. Pen. 1t quality No Pen I'd quail
ty: OF a No. 4pen, % quality ., HI.
For 90 NO. zen, quenty, OF fth al qua"sJt
or No Pen I'd quslity
For - 50 No. PEN lH quality, No. Pen % quili
ity orsN Pen. 81 quality.
For a. No. Pea 1T qealiy, or No Pen III quality.
For ~ - No. s Pen, LIST quality. ...,.,
GOLD PENS ALL LIT QUALITl, IN SILVER-NOUNTED
DfSk-HOLDERS.
For AZ a No I Pen; for - % mo. 5Psn for ~ u
No Pen For 80 80 No Z Pen. -
For ~ . No. sPen; for s5s No sPen; and for S6sNo
10 Pen.
The lat Quality pointed with the be. ido'or
Points carefully selected ard Of this quality sold
with the slightest impeec,ion which skill and the closes.
scrutiny detect .
Tie "a Quality" superior to any Pens made by hin
previous 70 the yesr 1860.
The "a Qnrty" he intends shall equal In repec, TO Du
rshy Tlaricty ard Good Writing Qualities the only true
con.iJers ousl s,y Gold Pen. made elsewhere.
regsrd tho heap Gold Pens he beg' leave e. say th
previous oreAing he New ard Patented Machines he
could not have mad. Good Writing and Durable Pens io
the price hAd the Gold been furnished gTatnitously.
IarfLcs o,d~riag all sp>cfg me " Nun
beT and Qva!y Of fhe PM Penf and Ca'es Vanfef
re- For sale BY all dea,-u IN the line Throughout the
county.
Address A. MORTON
No. 25 Maiden Lsne Ssw-Yofk
ANY one sending single letter pos,aHp will receive cir
culsr with the ensEsvngs above referred to-
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New Publications.
VHE TRIBU NE ALMANA
FOR 1862.


III, popular ANNUAL ia now ready. /, contains:
tLECflON RETURNS from all ths States Of the Unloa,
hiding election, IN 1881 carefully compiled for the Tribons
Almanac;
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and CALENDARS
Mthe year 1852;
GOVERNMENT Of tho UNITED STATES-Erecutive
nd Judicial kDvoy. Extraordinary aud Ministers Resident
nse the United Sa es sl Foreign Courts;
SENATE u the UNIFIED STATES, Members Of, cl.ss
t5:
house Of REPREsENTArIyEs of the UNITED
hATES. Politically classified.
LIST Of STATES Capitals Governor tinss of L.Ri.la
tt Meetings General l. ee,ious etc;
POPULATION Of EACH STATE by COITyTTEs .I.o
he p pution Of the principal Cities Of the United ss,e
hon 'hs Census Of 1905
TIE MORRILL, TARIFF and the TARIFF ACT ~ The
special sssflor-both moleie;
ALEC, ABSTRACTS Of tie other important Act. az ,bs
sscsaa seson OF tho XXXyth Congress and thu Special
tsea Of the XXXvIIth. Also the imporsn. Proca
e''ious Of President Lincoln;
ARCHAEOLOGICAL ACCOUNT Of the important eve mt,
sr,','d with the Rebellion and other matters Of genera
hIe's't
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~" lS's 1855 1856 1884, 1850 1850 1850 aud 1851 Prc
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~
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CFNSITS Of 1s6O.-POPULATION Of EACH
STATE by COUNTIES als tho Population oi the prin
Gins, Cie. Of the United states from the CENSUS oil ioo
vii b. found Ia THE TRIBUNE ALMANAO.
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DARTNER WANTED in a Manuisc'a ..,.S'
and Commission Hardware Business s rsa 70 take
l.hed Capital required 10000 person he Manu-.
cL,ry, 81 ,ke Book. and Finances, or SupeIn.sn w
ssrtofy desired. Address DIMES Tribune Onco
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A n MEKwIs. AncfOnsri. . -,
DY BANGS, MERWIN ~ Co., Irving Bulid
- ing. No. 50 sud 500 Brsadwsy-Sal.s Of Boobs Sta
tiopery Pture, Work. Of Art Fancy ood FURNITURE 70
MONDAY, TUESDAY. and WEDNESDAY ENLNiNus'
J.n 30 81. aud q at oi o'clock
PRIVATE sALE-Of tho best English and American
editions Of STANDARD works ia nearly all departments incud
na Th.oosy ard Bibcl Literature. Also collection OF
choice Iisceaneoas publications. &C. Catalogues ere no"
ready.
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Go iDbom II man Concern.

DACK TAXES in WESTMINSTER COUN-
IL TY-TLs amount due can be paid property now
..n, AID sale prevented at tho We.tchester LsndOnce
.ornsr Of Chatham and Chsmbenst o. W. DllChEfE
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Sales bp Autllon.

A BLEECKER Aucticneer.
Jan 81 at o'clocs "a the pemse, ~ ps'w We,
i9a,b nd ls0.h,t, CHArTEL MORTGAGE BALE CON
uIsing PnaGne aud PorsfIine OIL TIN Pans, fies L-si
PLes Measures Empty Barrels Petroleum Lumber 'hem
o.ls India Rubber kc, in oaudle factory
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BLACK EYED SUSAN
In which Mr. DAVENPORT will spp.ar ia lis ceebrsted
nautical character Of WILLIAM
On WEDNESDAY EVENING,
The res. shakspeAi!sl Comedian.
Mr. HACkFTT.
will maie HI. fra. appearance "a New.York
PALS TAFf,
In shates2eare'. historical play. IN hse acts, Of
KING HENRY N.
Admission TO AL parts Of the house) .....0 cents
Secured Pafquee 'islls crna
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A BSTRACTS of important Acts OF the Second
~ Session Of the XXXvfh Congress aud tho Special ees
.on Of tLS xxXViIh. Also the important Proc anna
tions Of President Lincoln, arc given In THE iMnuNI
ALMANAC.
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ITO LET-With Steam Power, STORE No. 7
Spmce-st. Inquire st tie Tribune dice.
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Chances for Businsss Men.

A PRACTICAL MILLER wants to LEASE
n MILL with two three OF stone 10 so.a o'a,.,
with good wa,er.power. situated In town OF wing,
would take charge of Mill In the oty or county
MILLER No Il Fulton-st., Nsw'fork.
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CTEAM JOB PRINTING at LOW RRICES.
y O. A. WHiTEHORNE,
No a. Ann.st., four doors east d Nassau.
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6ouss furnishing Goods.

90 TO T.. ID. BASSFORDs
" GREAT HOUSE-FURNIsHlN0 BAZAAR
Cooper Institute Building
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printing

MARX THIS Cards, 75c., 900; Circulars,
WI 3sc. B!lhesds IS, Rsdm; Newspaper Books, Pam
phets Prog snles Posters aud everything printed equal
cmap Il X. DAWLEY'S New Establishment, corner o
Keade md CentIe.sts.
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90 Est.-

ITO RENT with STEAM-POWER.-An or
any portion of the Bull DINO No. 10 Sprucest, With
without Sts4mpower Apply to
JAMES H. BENEDICT. No 1872 Waters.
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Cost and fonno.

CTRAYED or STOLEN Black CaIsasn
y PONY and Doctors GiG, BLANKET and buFfALo
SKIN letter each side the boz belongs to NO. " Am
hys'.
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Boots ano Shoes.

& SNDOUBLE-SOLE WATERPROOF
" 4 w BO0TS-FOUR DIFFERENT STYLES a
- %, At JONES'S. Nos 10 aud IL ANN-ST
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Hlrsical ynsirnmenis.

DARMORES celebrated Premium PIANOS
ID tho best in prices to suit the times-sp!endi'
Piano Tor 49, Msnuiac.Ory No J3 Bleecket.S.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-19

THrArEA,. success upon success nightly
crowns the eiForiao Of the charming Webb Sisters.
Crowded houses nightly is q sufficient proof Of
their abilities to please the most critical Miss
Ada 10 diamond Of the Arss water, and, Miss
Emma Is equally brilliant In whatever they
appear they are the center Of attraction. They
possess combined qualifications seldom met
With 10 the hlssrlonio art. Youth, beauty talent
and application will always prove winning
card. With such requirements We foresee a
bright future for these estlmable gifted ladies.
The divine Ada announces her beneh. for
this evening, appearing as Beauty In the eI-
travaganEa of "Beauty and the Beast" and
Mise Emma will appear aa Dressallnda, rath
er inferior character for young lady Of her ex'
alted position; but In order to strengthen the
cast, she will enact tho part to give sclai to the
entertainment, although her talents will come
In play In the protean comedy Of the "Four
Sisters" Can any one stay away when Ada,
the fascinating Ada, announces her name for
benefit.
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From the Journal Of cOnmeres.I ]

IL IL 10 Slavery or TO AntisSIaveFY
we owe our National TFOubIesf
The correct answer to this question is one OF
| immense and vital Importance just now. 1t 10
assumed and acted upon at this moment that
Slavery Is the cause, aud hence the cries Of
Emancipation" "Wipe out Slavery" cut 1t up
"rooI and branch" The argument, In brief,
is this: II SLAVERY had not existed 10 the Unit
ed States, the cobAct respecting its character
would not have arisen; and our troubles, which,
overy one admits, grew out Of this conflict,
would not have come upon US; therefore, Staoe-
~ is the cause Of our troubles, and must be ut.
terly destroyed.
The popular, unreAecting mind accepts this
sophistry as sound logic Let us try Its sound.
ness.
II the African race had not existed, the
slavery Of that race could not have existed, and
our troubles consequent on the agitation OF the
character Of Slavery would not have occurred;
therefore, the existence of the African rscs 10
the cause Of our troubles, and it must be utteily
externinated. If the frat case is sound logic,
the latter is also sound, and it is more compre-
hensive, more thorough aud strikes deeper for
the cause. Are the advocates Of the first
sophism prepared to adopt the logic Of their
own case, and follow IL out in It's consequences
QUERIsT.
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DsssIngaIshsd Arrivals.


JsryERsoN and JAcKsoE had homely, OH
fashioned notion that the patronage Of tue GOV
eminent should not be brought into ooDnic
with the freedom Of electloua-but the p'e'en
ruling dynasty has different notion On yes,
tsrday many Of the most prominent FeasrAl
office holders In Ohio arrived 10 this city, ano
Immediately after taxing quarterP. went'o wofA
for WADE for Senator. AS 1.-THE confusion Oau'
cus comes OF tonight, we may expect the Dal'
apce by ,he next train. 10 their eyes nobody
n it for Senator but BEs. WADE, and 1hey at
tempt to bully, bluster or coax members into
their views, according to the temper OF the per-
son bssleged by them. 10 other days Federal
officials have shown come modeity, but not so
now. And the time was when meabefs would
very speedily dispose of,FederAi officials 1t they
attempted to interfere In the matter Of the
election Of Senator; bat how is /; nowf Time
will prove the independence and nerve OF mem
bers, aud fortunately, 10 the end, recorded vOfs
mua Be had IN the slteliOR II the people in the
State had direct vote for Senator, BEN. WADE
could not get every 6fIb electOr to vote iOF
him for senAtot--and depend upon it, the mem
bers who do vote for him will be held to strict
account
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New AND RARE APPONTMENT.--A startling and
yet important announcement appears In this
norning's StStesmaH, In the modest notice, In
another column, Of Mr.. G. G. Smith, who ls
located at 2sO South High strse,. Persons en-.
gagged In saving sOlsa and those who wish to
Insure their safety 10 the most expeditions way,
and With the least possible expense, will do
we'll to give heed to Mr.. Smiths proclamation.
We think ho will be found fully adequate to the
duties and responsibilities Of ha high position.
We understand be stands ready to produce be.
fore any one who may call on him, the proc!
of the facts set forth 10 his manifesto.