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MORNINGLEADER.

Specimens Of Rebel Lefters---rwo Inter-
esliuU EpistieE.
Not the least interesting feature Of this
war with the robels is the epistolary liter
alure Of the rebels, who are as independ-
ent Of all grammatical requirements as Of
their constitutional obligations, Two
specimens are given below which were
found by the correspondent Of the Cinein-
natl Gazette at Corinth;
AN ANXIOUS MoTHER TO nER REBEL sox-A
FRAGMENT.
II you fought through the battle thank
the almity god that you got through with
out being kin on wounded for Il apers that
the wounded had better bein kill at the
start t could bin the win god for than to
bin taken care Of right like a human for it
look like tha can get well and some
reckon is Trade thaeel cant it all before
tha die
= fl - William try to inform you the reports
that Mr. Roads and others is telling bout
you and John Iommas Nc daniel run
ning in the time Of battle thay say that
you run and was brought back the second
time and then got behind a tree and did
not fight at sill and some say thatyou run
back to your tents and was not in the
battle and nanny other tales to teages to
menehion it is all that is talk about here
now and the most of the talk is talk by
them that has not bin thRre and no WHARF
else to test the matter nor ant going if
tha can help tit lot ses that you was his
elbow man when he receive his wounde and
ses that you went through the fight both
days he thinks but what he ses does no
good among so meny others telling ther
defernt tales William I want you 10 rite to
me whether you did run or not and what
was the cause Of your not standing your
ground lik the reste if you left Il, and if
you did not run want you 10 right also all
about il: and let me know the strRte of it this
Is your mother request Of you is il because
paper sceree what do you have cant You get
Eit your self nor get nobody TO rite for you or
have you for gotten all your pore Mother
grieye to think you have forgotten her
want to know whether you ar live or not
We herd that you was well but begin to
think It can be 50 we thought that that we
would Of got letter from you yesterday
but did not William you rot to me not to
be onesea bout a gain buten you had not
been one ote but the news has reached here
since that you have bet and can out sHare
the 1use William for mi sake and your
sake any yeur sake and for god sakes ban
ish such way fromyou for deth is onsert
en- and beg to prepare 70 mete your god in
pace your Mother prays for yOu William
may god bless you and save you from all
harm Is my pr for You write as soon as
you can so nothing more at present only
- remains to your father and Mother until
,deth. JAOOB ALLBRIGHT
ELIZABETH ALLBRIGHT
4r,r-7 49,,
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Rev. Mr.. Prindle, Of Syracuse, N. T.
viii preach in the Wesleyan Church to
morrow {sabbhth), at 10l o'clock A. H.,
and Y P. M. i..slA ,laa
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Cleveland, O. May 2. ls62:a94- - -

NOTICE.-THE PROPRTFToRs OF
~ PORTAGE RIVER IMPROVEMENT, 80 cali
ed, having established Tolls on all goods passing
through their Canal from Keweenaw Bay to Portage
River hereby notify the public that after June 18TH
1852 the same Will be payable to the Clerks of the diff
ferent Steamboats, and PrOpeers or TO their Treasu
rerr, Edward Z. Douglass, at Houghton, who is au-
thorized 70 collect them on all goods merchandise
laden or unladen, from transient vessels at the villa
ges Of Houghton and Hancock.
L. T. LORING, Agent
For the PrOprietOrs.
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nITNnIs

ulation Of /, ,T28, ,G66, and soil capable Of sup
porting 20,0 900, 900. No State In the Valley OF
the Mississippi oilers so great an inducements 10
the settler as the State Of Illinois. There IS no
part OF the world where all the conditions OF cli-
mate and soil 50 admirably combine to produce
those two great staples, Cons and WHE4T.
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MASTER'S SALE--PuRsnANT

M ASTER'S SALE.--PURsUANT
lNl to the command Of decretal order Of sale from
the Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahoRa County at
the suit Of Harriet Uhl against Isaac L. Gleessn and
others, to me directed shall expose for sale at pub
lie auction at the door Of the Court House in the city
Of Cleveland the twenty fourth DAY Of june 1862
az three O'Clock NJ, the following described tract
Of land situate in the township of Independence be-
ing number six in the twelfth range Of townships
which is also in the county Of Cuyahoga and State OF
Ohio and IS known by being all that part Of lot No
SIX OF the hubbarq tract lying north Of the road
ming from Gleesons MILL called, to the Ohio Canal
except one acre OF land occupied by E. NJ GleesOn in
Sand bounded as follows on the north by tho north
line Of the Hubbard tract, on the east by lands owned
BY Allen Robinett, on the south by center of Timex
er's Creek road and lands occupied IN 1853 By e. M
Gleeson on the west by lands owned by Rogers COM
stock, containing seYenty-6ye acres Of land being
the same premises conveyed by Moses GleesOn to
Isaac L. Geeson, by decd recorded in Book O. pages
80 and 100 Of the records Of Cuyahoga county Ohio
be the same more or less, but subject to all legal
highways. Appraised at $500.
HENRY G. ABBEY,
PAINE WADE Master COmr.
Plf's Atty. my2l:393
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PIANO TUNING.

OLIVER P. HANKS, 60
Professional Piano-Forte Tuner
An orders left al the Music Store Of 8. q ~
Brainard Co.. 25 Superior Street. VIII Be promptly
attended 70. --- alazs
.DIANOS TUNED.-L.
Pianos tuned and repaired. - t Y - y = j - ~
~ Oriers left at Q. SHAW's .4geiC STORE
No. Euclid Street. win Be promptly a,fenaea 81
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DYERS.

FRENCH DYE HOUSE, No. So
Seneca-St., Next door to Mrs. POrter's Milliner
Store) By FREDERICK CYRIAA.
RSFDYEISG and CLEANING in all its brapches. 81
Please call and examine finished goods in the store
References -Messrs. Rettberg 4 Hausmanni lay lor.
Griswold & Co. and other Merehants angI
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CROeKERY q CRINAWARE.

CPRING TRADE.-A. s. GARDNER
IL Importer Of China, Glass and Ear ars1 lea
SETS French China, plain and decofaeili ll- Le 3
Complete assortment, stone China Farlel ol pet-
terms, best nals Flsi8d Goods varranted caolcesi
9nours Forks, ec lYorY H9ndlzd alld fialn l2tleIli
Britannia Ware, planished Ware, lrn9 aul nlung
Di5hfe rea iTrasr3. Coal on -Chd1dellalls Lamps
Lanterns, &C., at unusualy low prices p tl-
ing the war adTance, at No. u a5iol /
aprI q. - = - -,
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CuNHERLAND GAP May 9th l.'882

CUAEHERLAND GAP May 9Th 1852.
~ MIss JnSIE Yours of the 9th IL at hand
which found me well and livelry Hopipq
these few lines may find yoP. in perfect
health and as pretty as ever
Miss Jinie I thought yor. had forgotten
your best Friend on ep.rth tell Mr.. D. R.
Howell came From Home He brought
Of the 2eth septr to had which stated that
you had not for often Your true Friend
which put me ii the notion Of writing to
you Gain 70 act you know that love you
better than eany young Lady in that coun
try love you because you are Good
company are pretty also You are pretty and
the best company on owl creeke the preti
est sizein the State Of Tenn How could a
young gentleman Help loving HandsoHe
3 young Damsel as you are I cannot and
Hasten TO tell you so and you viii forgive
me for saying SO. -
81 I was surprised at my letter being the
First attempted in life writing to young
man I believe you can beat one Half Of
the Girls down in that country You made
q very Good start indeede for the first but
IsuppOse you have taken your seat in the
school room amany time and practised
writing to tina young men.
= 8 I suppose you have Received several let
ters From the young men From the state
ment Of your letter II stated in all the let
ters you Had Received from the soldiers
your choice was to answer mine that's the
newes for me for i take more Delight read
ing letter From you than any young man
in the confederate states army 1 reckon if
was only with you this morning Miss
jimmie I would pass of a few Happy Hours
with you just as shore as I am setting hear
wish you was setting by my side a glories
time we would have ] on want me to excuse
you for not writing sooner Yoa are exeus-
able for ] know your chance is very bad
tell Miss DoYy that my Regards and best
wishes to Hear and not to Marry till we
Soldiers come Home for every man says
their intention is to marry then I suppose
you all viii Have chance then tell your
Sister that J. l. Davis is Going crazy
bout Hear all I can hear from Him is Miss
Lzzy Ann that's the cry from J. L. all the
time tell her for my sake to write few
lines to John Davis for do not want him
to Go Deranged Hear in camps tell her not
to Grieve to much about him for viii take
the best care of him that I can. Ny space
is very short give my love to your kind
sisters to miss EIlif You must write i'm
mediately write all the news that's foat
in Mcnairy county close with the Hopse
Of seeing you soon.
very respectfully Yours,
J. B. NICHE.
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! PAPER IKNIFAGT0RY.

TIEVEEAND PIPER 90AlPgY,
J-Manufactursrs Of NEWS BOOK eni. ETR =
Ping PAPER. Oriara hlled promptly
--ee-f = 81 81. 81. t1E0Ef a
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DAuni Ooleuuhuls-
THE DEFENDANTS, EDWIN s.
u MERRILL, of Winchendon, Worcester conn
York win take notice that the Plaintiff on the 3st
day Of May, 1862, filed a petition in the Cuyahoga
County Court Of Common Pleas state Of Ohio, against
the above named Defendants, stating that on the I'D
day of November, ls6l the Defendant, Benajah Bar
ker executed and delivered to one ]. Fl. Kappes, a
promssory note for So 900, payable in six months al
ter its date and that for the purpose Of securing the
payment Of said note, the said B. Barker and Eliza
BETH his wife, executed and delivered on tho same
day, mortgage to the said j. Ii. kappes, his heirs
and assigns the following described premises sit
uate In said County and State, viz; GrG
First-On piece of land in the township Of New
burgh, known sub-lots Nos and in original acre
lots Nos 33l and 52 and also, IA acres OF land Pc
same township.
second-0n lots Nos 95 q, % and q in Barker and
Stedman allotment Of ten lots Nos 42 and 43 IN
the City Of Cleveland.
That said mortgage and note are assigned to the
Plaintiff; that the note remains unpaid and that the
The petition further alleges that the title Of lots
Nos 26 and p described under part second IS now
held by the Defendant Edwin y. Merrllll but suisse
fhat the title lots Nos % and % described under
part second, is now held by the Defendant P d.
Robbins but likewise derived since the execution OF
the said mortgage and therefore subject 70 the Ea
TINS claim The Plaintiff asks the foreclosure Of SAID
mOrtaage and the sale of the mOrtgaged premises to
pay the &, 600 and interest from May q, 1852.
The said Defendants arr therefore required 70 az
pear and answer said petition on or before the sh DAY
u August, 1862, the will be taken as confess
ed and Judgment rendered accordingly.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated June 4, 1859. june53g6
iNOTIOE Is HEREBY j. GIVEN
that application will be made for the pardon Of
John RIS(i sentenced to the Penitentiary at the
November Term of the Court Of Common Pleas, 1882
for the period Of five years, charged with arson
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CLIMATE

Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure
such immediateresult fromhis labor as on these
deep, rich, loarny Soils cultivated With 50 much
ease The climate from the extreme southern
part Of the State TO the Terre Haute, Alton & st.
Louis Railroad, distance Of nearly zoo miles. Is
Well adapted % Winter
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Is about equal In extent 10 England, with a pop
ulatiOn Of ], ,I28, ,G66, and soil capable Of sup-
porting 10000, 900. No State IN the Valley OF
the Mississippi offers 50 great an inducements 10
the settler as the State Of Illinois. There Is no
part OF the world where all the conditions Of ci-
mate and soil 50 admirably combine to produce
those two great staples, Cons and WHEA7.
CLIMATE
Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure
such immediate results fromhis labor as on these
deep, rich, loamy Soils cultivated With 50 much
ease. The climate from the extreme southern
part Of the State TO the Terre Haute, Alton & St.
Louis Railroad, distance Of nearly zoo miles. Is
well adapted % Winter
WHEAT, CORN, COTTON, TOBACCO.
Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every variety Of
fruit and vegetablesi5 Is groWnin great abundance,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
are furnished fTom 70 weeks earlier than their
Immediate vicinity. Between the Terre Haute,
Alton.& st. Louis Railroad and the Kankakes
and Illinois rivers, distance OF 1l5 miles on
the Branch, and l86 miles on the Main Trunk,
lies tn great Corn and Stock raising portion Of
the State.
THE ORDINARY YIELD
Of Corn is from 30 70 so bushels per acre Cat
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large profits It Is
believed that no section Of country presents great
er inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
Fies Of Illinois, branch Of farming 10 which but
little attention has been paid, and which must
yield sure profitable results. Between the Kan
kaEee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
leith, distance Of Sc miles On the Branch and
147 miles BY the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Spring Wheat, Corn,
OATS, HARLEY, RYE, BUCKWHEAT,
And vegetables suited to the climate, are produ.
ced in great abundance. The northern portion
Of Illinois Is about the climate Of Pennsylvania,
while the southern part has the climate Of Ken
tueky and Virginia, giving q variety Of temper
ature in the'state, suited &C almost every product
Of the United States.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
The Agricultural productso Of Illinois are great
er than those OF any other State The Wheat
crop Of 1861 was estimated at 85 900 900 bushels,
while the Corn crop yields not less than 140, 900,
900 bushels, besides the crop Of Oats, Barley,
Rye, BuclcWheat, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes,
Pumpkins, Squashes, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, &c, Which 20 TO swell
the vast aggregate Of production In this fertile
region. Over Four Millions tons Of produce
were sent out Of the State Of Illinois during the
past year. re
In Central and Southern Illinois uneomnon
advantages are presented for the eEtension OF
Stock raising. Allkinds Of Cattle, Horsss, Mules,
Sheep, Hogs, &c, Of the best breeds, yield hand
some profits; large fortunes have already been
made, and the field is open for others TO enter
with the falrest prospects Of Ike results. DAIRY
FARMING also presents its Inducements 70 many.
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A. S, PaTEe, PIaintiii,

Benajah Barker, Eliza
beth Barker, Edwin 8,
Merrill and NJ. P. Rob-
bins. Dafandanfa
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SENATE CHAMBER, Ohio, April 5th, 1854.
NDR. ]. 0. AVER, HOnOred Sir:-I have made thor
Ough trial Of the Cathartic Pills. left by your agent
and have been cured by them Of tho dreadful rheum
9tism under which he found me suffering. The first
dose relieved me, and few subsequent doses entirely
removed the disease feel In better health now than
for some years before, which attribute entirely TO
the effects Of your Cathartic Pills
Yours with great respect
LUCIUS. B. METCALF."
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In Cuyahoga County Court
Of Common Pleas,
State Of Ohio.
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SKIRT SUPPORTERS.
QKTRT SUPPORTERSl

~ SKIRT SUPPORTERSil
SKIRT SUPPORTERS ~
The only thing worthy the name-made and fitted
to order only, by Mrs. O. S. WILLIAMS,
Rprl:3g No. II Hefman Block.
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Equal to any i'm the World,
MAY BE RROOURED
Is no $40 PEI ACRE,

100000 Acres in Farms Of 80 20 100 Acres and upwards,
inILLINOIs, the Garden State Of America.
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THE ILLINOIS CEyTRAI RAILROAD

TraveFses the whole length Of the State, from
the banks Of the Mississippi and Lake tichigan
10 the Ohio. A5 its name imports, the Railroad
runs through the centre Of the State, AID on ei-
ther SIDE Of the road along its whole length uo
the land1 offsred for sale
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M aIR a.

PROFESSOR OF ELEOTRoPATHY AND MEDICINE,
oaiee-ll9 seneca-St, few doors from Superior up
stairs.
Once hours from to Il and from to o'clock daily
(Sundays eXcepted)
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MINING AND MANUFACTURES

The great resources Of the State, In Coal, Iron,
Lead Zinc, Potter's Clay, Limestons, Sandstone,
&c-, &C., are almost untouched hey GlTlit the
arrival % enterprising and enerFeiic men accus-
L.-nal n cn--.-- --a-- -r-a ----
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svaHsF RAGhAL.,
,DErAsrEEkr OF STATE, "

hnfl.ilp N""oo6tSaS "YNWoW -, Aco1.
,Thes hbioined Translation of = royal decrss
4 The lath ultimo, in regard 10 5hs imports . .
tipp n foreign csreals itto Portugal, bus beet
received at tbi. Dspartment liron the United
S,a@s Cousul 81 Lisbops 3 Asaad anal d printed ,ior
g"anetsT information, g,r.o.oar,,a,Y.y
On dDnsiderstior nf svksi ,hasa bean repre-
seated 70 me by he Ministers Of all thsps;
bsrtalsits, and siser hearing the Council ef
State, IAN pleased to decree the folIowisss:,Ts'
.,!AF.ids i. 1t Tie TIE la!tgaatt!os q permit.
through tn inland aud maritime pofi. Of tbe
kipgdoh, until tt9 ind Of April, 1868.
., ! S'4s,SAl Itrstgh cereals ,snRs sdmltjed
DE- ntjso only to ibs dItiss which AK, IA
tlor'al fra'na' pay when dispatched ior co14
Ar.ide I'd. After the terrIntna1ion OF the ps
rio1 mEked in this decree the cereals referred
10 thersn shall stil be iddfist4d bn ri ool liz
log shown vi ths EBnsftan.pA.i sttsr rrhssttsa
the competent fiscal deparimsnt. that ssid CO
reals left directly ths ports oF iheIr dcpifturs
for thote Of this kingddA lhi saiRUiSRs itiAtslcs
hsye is raaehed tAsir dIqsilpatips within the pre-
ordtnsty voyage. % u ,NSfUNINLhV,
,aist The Minister'S stid Secretaries oi ssses Of,
sii the pfpartRspMk as M Illus, ppdsraEpt tSsss..
ppasents, and cause the ea ne to be Executed.
kalat iofAjuda, August 10, 1852! a. .a,.r,, e,
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'Nsw lND POPULAR Bees We Asss sscsivea
a copy Pf, AShlA.Ao paeisQai lat work sl
fiction. HublishsSd b3s'wslksry Wise ID Co. ,oi
Boston, indifor sale ,'Pranck Tayior'A boux- :
store, P dnisylvxAis avenue. ltis seallsd "THs
Master, and is u beautifully, printed volume,
A more extended patice4 VIII appear 10 the
Rsp,tbliotn Of Monday. g'l'ar.aT
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81: 81: ~ S%s:f$;S&,hi.$ Y I Iksss:isl !: S:i:s.,.sa
los ae. DS: SSs:ss: S y, y: e Y. A. ~
Least; remedies the u sGsell "a bed dyes, spd byig,
q atss ~ AiIs tOt ltss GkEI AE6. II RHSff
issshs 81 halr sais ssd SssSiiisis t ,soa q " 4
DrufGf1, kc. III 'HOIl Hi bro .IElJ ri,Ai nrlr
The, Gsnsipe H. sisnsd 10 WILLIAM A.
Factory, No sl BareAy Nrest (Iiase 2s6BrSsd
.Ssy snd 70 Bond y Nee torf ! 'sIT ny 14y
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rhsPi'oS.Ilnx,

mont Of this famoua eaIing use n It,o SS..,.
ling n ."na OF our best places in tn, nily Tor
persons who wish to replenish the inner man
WITH the best prepared dishes In the ,ty. Give
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'ssAth N0gkssyrW AVA satistaa that tliers u
y bs io itaasalstx ihtsifsarehpy VIM ths ~
catatiSn o,'snaItiksilk notes In This Dslsiet
sS4lr' nStifi shss saah TFses;Sps y iHoeyssa be
isau"d in hihcicut abundance to supply the
demand.
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T,lN POsiTIup.

the POslTIOp. guts
On Thursday evening AAy,Att "a G4nBnrn-
sides division occupied New MStksl, kfi fltlls
town on the Baltimorsand Ohio RaHrcsffspiy
seven miles from Frederick. and Frederick
'lseti a believed TO have been eyatratea Tx
the enemy ard occupied by oar scope ~"
terday. ,..y - 10 iGsisH 80 ya. "a
on Thursday morning also, The febeb were,
driven ont Of Sugar Loaf nouutoin' by Gen
FraIklns division, without making ,9p.ch Jer
sislaGce. 90 30. o. t ~. 70 b''Na'sH "a
1t Is also certain that ,oD aTAnrsday morning
the enemy was in force at Boousbol ., fcrtrtceh
Lies west oi Frederick y sGi,t DJnie=Is 3
These facts, taken tegs,Ha, eIAibh. ths ens7
my retiring before our ,nwy isHa we.sefsy ds
rrc,ion and keeping closs TO he, ,rivsr, siiAer
with u view to retreathcfofs, Il, Or to be II,
Fncb close communication with thsir fosces. .,
Ibe other side US 10 be able 70 give " bstal,,
whea they get ready. StgI o.. !. % ns"ss ~,
An opposite Glars Of facts, sss-ahsir oecapa
ito" Of Liberty on Tbursday ,stn theft cavalry
dhsI into Westminster On Thursday evening
both Liberty ard Westminster lying tsEa,dl
Baltimore from FiedsFick. sApt; fhsts move
mrn's may b-,sxpisineda NJ feiats TO cusei
their real. general movement 10 the West. 80
A statement Of . desrrler. Whtcn ws publisb
.o-day fxes the number os TIE susnyin Mary
land a, one Lanaisa 4ad ktSS ) hthousanas vi
regard snch s,at.4hsnss ss entitled telSsti tae.
no credit, In poins Of authority, aaA s6e fss
stated is really impossible The whole AIM
ol the rebels In this quarter does mot aaneah'
10 one huu.lrsd and City thousand. ,snd, ,3bss
~sra kb'wt, tc be in Large force yesterday pS
The sou'h side Of the Posomacl I. II is!tbsrs. 1In
duubird ,, that the buIk' Of tAea Amy iss Ant
it il up the river to cover ttHir ,srt Ip My y
lsuD 1t is auown ,hns it. is mot neaf Cssfr,
vile Fairfax C1,ut Hoass 5' - 'i ts 'SSt g.;
Il s9sas Idle to ihdh'se n 7spseula. .s9ns
"u,r We art Az nesr ise solut!os. ahick svsais
"l.I prius. Il is suai.ient b kuos, .s1st Whcr
eylt tbt Anemy laay MAXI, q Stand and IN whxs.
cs-r numbers, our army Is In good oOadi,iol
nj "yd sp, for srttr s. pd 10 = . y. +, San Ii, n,
H.. news tIUm Cmein nsi isferyias * fss
,n'n,' - really within i f-v miles from tkaai
,ly and supported unqnes!.onabiy by ANA.
lg'1y gi the p-opis OF kentucky, and, . aLiil
.A.ger mui~.i,y Of the aghtlng men ~ tia,
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