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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-03
9ailg appeal,
rnoM oI-a rTEEINe EpTrIox or YEsrERDAY.


n
The position of the enemy in Middle Tennes-
see has, thus far, not been SO disastrous to our
cause as was expected would be the result In
Nashville, the citizens have continued tkeir pa
triotic course of refusing Communication, social,
political or commercial, with the invaders; and
the hostility is SO manifest that the Federal Off
GERS themselves admit that they had been deceiv-
ed as to the public sentiment Of the South.
Where they expected greetings they have been
met only with frowns.
The Federal flag only hoated over the capital
a few days. Finding that it only served to eT-
asperate the people, they took it down.
The papers of the city were all suppressed
with the exception of the BaaHer, which sub
mitted to the censorship imposed by ANDREW
JOHNSON.
The people sullenly refused to trade with the
Federal spectators who had landed cargoes of
desirable merchandise, notwithstanding the
most tempting offers were held out. The result
was, that many goods were sent down the
Cumberland, TO be returned, it was supposed, to
the places from which they were shipped.
The entire force of the Federal army which
had reached Nashville, by land and river, was
estimated at about 10000 OF these about
-25 900 more at Columbia, 5000 al Murfreesboro,
and the balance remaining at Nashville as a
garrison, or in the hospitals.
The total loss of the army since they occupied
Nashville, was stated by their officers to be about
4OOO-the result of sickness, desertions, and
Col. MOrgan's guerrillas. Thslatter have proven
q fcrmidab.s obstacle on every occasion.
The above particulars we learn from gsntle'
men who have just arrived in the city, having
escaped through the Federal lines.
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also. The Labuan was at Key West, and it
was thought she would be given up.
1t is reported here that Gen Tapiabus ac-
knOwledged Serna's government, and Governor
Serna has seized all the war material sent from
Tampico. l am inclined to place some reliance
in this last report. If these reports are true
there is no telling how long Matamoras will be
nuipt
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In Chancerv.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,

STATE OF TENNESSEE,
SHELBY COUNTY.
w HEitEAS, in a certain eause pending in the
Court Of the city Of Nompbs, wherein d. Il. Morton
n Robinson and " W. Whestley defendants, the
too wing order therein the 9th day of
January, 1872 the being one OF be days of the
November term, ls6l, Of - court, t5-Wit:
In ths is is suggested and proven that the de-
fendant, W. W Whestey, that he has departed this
life that he died inestate and that he left as bis only
heirs al law, his thee children viz: William Lawson
Whestley, Eiorid Whsstey and Robert Seth Wheatley
all iDfsnts and residents Of the State Of Tennessee
1t Is Therefore ordered by court that the Clerk and
Master issue Of scrs gcias against said infant
heirs of W. ". Wbea; ey notifying them of the pend
ency Of the said SUIT and requiring them to appear and
show why the suit shaH be revived against
them and that make publication giving notice Of the
suit and scire taciGs."
THIS is therefore axe known the said parties
the pendeney Of said suit and the issuance Of ssid writ
Of scre deas, sud 20 command the said infant heirs,
William Lawson Wheatley, Eldrid Wheatley and Rob-
ert Seth Whsatey to enter their appearance herein,
before within frs three days Of the next term Of
said TO be held the courthouse in the city Of
Memphis, the second Monday May next, 1902 and
plead, answer demur TO cOmplainants bin, or the
will Be set for hearing and proceeded with accord
ing to law, and tha copy Of this order be published
week for four successive weeks in the Memphis
appeal
A cogy-attest; JOHN c. LANIER,
Clerk a. Master.
James B. Thornton, solicitor for compiainants.
uh2q-l aVv4W
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-03

THE BIG REBEL GUN. A Yankee cor
respondent writing from Washington, gives the
following account of the disposition which the
Yankees made Of our splendid heavy English
rifed gun which was abandoned at the recent
evacuation OF our Evansport batteries. This
was one Of the finest guns in the South, and
vas one of those brought over in the Bermuda :
This morning some of the dock men at the
Navy Yard, We're engaged in placing the large
rifed gun lately used by the rebels at the Evans
port battery, in position alongside the battery.
The gum is a splendid piece weighing .542
pounds, and bears the Inscription, "Baneley's
Patent, 1861" thus showing it to be of English
manufacture It is calculated 20 carry a seven
inch shell, or I59 pound rifed ball The load
which consisted Of two shells, was taken out Of
the gun IN the ordnance department yesterday
It had been spiked with a rat-tail file, wh ch was
driven through the vent. 1t is now in as good
condition as ever
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AT " HOLE BSALE!

~ ~ "A " II ~ ~ - ~ ~
225 bales best rs Osnaburgs,
10 bales Heavy Drills and Ducks,
40 cases Wool Hats,
3 GUM OVershOeS,
Is Gents Boots,
WOmen's Stout Shoes,
2I ChiIdren's Shoes,
6 Youths Shoes,
so Boys Shoes,
20 Mems Hip Shoes,
EGuSSet Shoes,
II Umbrellas,
IS pieces Tweeds and Cassi,neres
so Jeans,
so Ticking,
25 KerSey,
20 MeFinOS,
100 Plaid and Striped Do
Inestics,
20 :" Ginghams,
10 Heavy Shifting Checks,
I5O CaIicOeS,
90 q" Hickory Shirtings,
30 dozen OVeraIlS,
I2 H HeaVy Wool Tockets
-
300 pairs PautaIOOns,
so Salts Gray KerSeys,
500 dozen Spool Cotton,
10000 dozen Cotton Yarns,
200 dozen Wool Socks,
20 s. Wool Hose,
50 " Cotton Hose,
so 4" Misses and Children's
Hose,
DO gross Military Buttons,
200 lbs. Turkey He'd Cotton,
so lbs. Knitting Cotton,
80 lbs. Zephyr WOrsteds,
30 lbs. Sewing Silks,
100 Bed Comforts,
Blankets, Quilts,
Brown ShiTtingS and SheeIings,
Bieached "
Checked JacOnet and Swiss Mus.
Inns,
Table Cloths, Napkins and Tow
els,
Plaid and White LinSeys.
Canton FlanneIS, Green BaiZe,
White and Red FIanneIs,
ShaWIS, Neck Comforts,
Black VeIVets, AIpaccaS,
Irish Linens,
handkerchief. CraVatS, Gloves,
Ladies' and Gents GaUmtIets,
Heavy Buck and Seal
Grain Bags,
Wool Yarns, Carpet WaTPs,
Wrapping Irvine,
Flax Threads, Needles, Pins,
Table Cutlery, Scissors, etc.
We offer the above, and other desirable goods
to arrive, at WHOLESALE, FOR CASH.
q Country Socks, Jeans, Linseys, etc, viii
be taken in exchange for goods.
JOHN L. TAYLOR & CO.,
Corner of Adams and Second streets
ial4-ly
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IMPORTANT IF TRU

IMPOkIANI, IF IHUE-Ine hlcnhOul II
auiner of the 25th, says.
= We are assured in well-iniormed quarters that
the government has received advices of very
important nature, through letter addressed to
the Secretary Of War by prominent and we'll
known politician of the North
These dispatches from the enemy's country
express the most determined confidence that un-
less some great disaster to our arms iuteTvenes,
the attempt which viii be made about the mid
die of next month, TO put in operation the sys-
tenn of direct taxation at the North, viii accom-
plish, perhaps, by gradual steps, the abandon
ment Of the war by the Yankees The public
debt of the North is stated to be nearly twelve
hundred millions Of dollars
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WHISKY! WHISKY !

I'VE have erected a RECTIFIER on Main street.
w No X3O where we will be glad 20 see our oio
friends Whisky will be sold ten cents cheaper II 1he
yalIon than il can be purchased elsewhere.
mh5 lms L. +. FARSTENBURG a co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-03

NEGROES RETURNING.-We understand that
a number of the negroes that ran away from
their masters in King George have returned In
one instance we hear of three no had their backs
very much lacerated--a sort of treatment they
had not been accustomed to at homeland so
they ran off second time but on this occasion
from the Yankees - Fred. Herald
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p~s oV=s
SHOESI.

oAAALA4o
Ladies Fine Hesled Kid Buskins,
81 Thick Sole q"
Fine Congress CATERS
Side Laced "
Plain Kid slippers,
Haelsd
Fine Morocco Boots
Kid
Peggsd Calf "
Glove Kid Caters,
Glove and Lastin Buskins
Children's Morocco Boots,
Heeled Kid Boots.
Ankle Ties, small;
Fancy colo ed Boots
Pefged Calf
Copper Toe Boots
Misses Kid ana Morocco Boots
Pegged Calf
Grain "
Congress Caters
Boys and YoGths' Kip and Calf Shoes
Grain
Cali Ozfords,
Boots.
Gents Fine Calf Oxfords and Caters,
Stout Kip Army Shoes
BrOgsns Mud Boots, Russets etc,
House Servants AM Cooks Shoes
We have this day received large additional supply
Of Boots sad Shoes above. A good assortment of
Ladies' fine Caters and BOOtees and Chdrens small
Sizes much in demand, will be f1nnd in the stock
EY7 Parties at a distanee sending orders will have
the privilege Of returning goods.
TAYLOR * MCEWEN,
fel51m Isl Main street.
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Thursday, mag Iss, 1862,

In front Of my Office, Main gtres in the city Of Mem
phs, proceed TO sell to the highest bidder a valuable
LOT OF GROUND. on Court street. IN The city Of
Me mphis bounded and described follows, to-wit;
Fronting the nOrth side OF Court street. in the city
Of Memphis and being part of lot sub-dis ison No
562 of original lot No. 479 according the pao Of
Memphis, and is bounded follows tO-wit Beginning
at the southeast Of said l0 562 aad running
thence westWardy with the front boundary ue Of said
lot No 562 thirty Eve feet 20 stake; thence north
wardlT aud parallel with the east boundary Of said lot,
n 562, hundred and fOrysight ie5 six inches
stake thence eastwardiy and parallel with the front
boundary line to the eastern boundary line Of said lot
No. 562, thirtyhvs feef thence sOuthwsrdy with the
east boundary line hundred and forty eight feet
six inches TO the beginning it being the lot
veyed b. d. " Sharksi On tie 10th February. ls5s,
and by Brady y Davis SIiTsy * Clark. by deed
corded in book No 80 part 2d pages 1872 l33 I34 aud
l3J
Terms OF SALE-The above described lot will be
sod credit OF six twelve and eighteen months, in
equal iRst neEts purchaser to execute notes with
proved security for the purchase money. sale IL
O'Clock A. JOHN O. LANTER.
mh29-laHtdg Clerk and Master
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n The British ship Eliza Bonsail has lately
sailed from Nassau, (S. P. for Liverpool, with
3 cargo Of 5000 bales cotton.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-03

z The Federal schooner Reindeer, which
was captured at Newport News, contained an i'm
mense tank of live Goldfish, intended for the Cath
ole soldiers during lent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-03

From Us Richmond Dispatehl
We have received some few additional partic-
f1lars of the fight near Winchester on Sunday
last. AS stated in our issue of yesterday, cur
forces in the engagement scarcely exceeded $500.
One regiment was ileld as reserve, and from
1900 to 1900 of our troops failed to arrive IN time
to participate in the engagement
A gentleman who was engaged IN the night ar
rived in this city yesterday evening, and Tom
him we obtained some further particulars. On
Saturday morning a brush fight took place be-
tween the commands of Col Ashby and Chew S
artillery, and the advance guard Of the enemy S
forces. 1t is alleged that it in this fight that
Gen. Shields was wounded. He was wounded
in the arm, which was amputsted after bis return
TO Winchester Cen Banks had his horse shot
under him.
After the fight on Sunday the enemy retired
70 Winchester, and information from citiz Ems
who came out the next day states that they were
engaged all night in bringing in their killed and
wounded, which they admit to be not less than
fifteen hundred Some even put it as high as
three thousand.
Gen. jackson in person headed FIVE different
charges, each time driving the enemy back upon
his reserves.
In one of the gallant charges made, portion
of Col. Fulkerson's regiment was surrounded
and made prisoners. The loss of this regiment
is about $50, a number Of whom no dbubt are
in the hands Of the enemy as prisoners.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-03

BoAsTEG.-By such silly, swelling words as
the following, Prentice of the Louisville JOUR
nal, endeavors to keep up the courage OF his ab-
clifton psrtisans
The abandonment Of Manassas and the whole
of the late powerful rebel line of defense on the
Potomac is regarded on all hands as one of the
most remarkable and important events Of the
war Throughout the whole South it has cres-
ted surprise and CONSERVATION In connection
with other recent occurrences, it has disheaTt-
ened and demOralized the rebel masses every
where. It is worse for their cause than score
Of overwhelming defeats in battle. It IS an eyi-
dence of a consciousness Of weakness on the
mart of their leaders-an evidence that no one
can be so blind as not to see.
Again:
Wherever we look, whether in Georgia, OF
Florida, or North Carolina, or Virginia, or Ten
nsssee, or Missouri, or Arkansas the rebellion Il
nanifestly struggling in the gasp Of death.
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p Mr. Allen, United States bearer Of dis
patches to Minister COrwin, in Mexico, was muir
dered between Vera Cruz and that city.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CHI ANC cry S ALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.


DURSUANT TO q decree Of the Charcsry Court at
L Memphis, rendered November term, 1861, in tie
case Of Jsaob Spivsy aud Mary Clarke vs Minnie Belle
Clarke and Henry q. Clarke [ will, on
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nAPs I GAYS CAP

We extensively engagsa IN the manufacture ol
Caps for the Army, consisting Of the AOuRye, Navy and
Army styles We prepared IA fgrnsh regiments al
short nosiee. FRANCISCO & WIGGIN,
259 Main street.
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HATS HATS HATS
3OOO iBozeEa Hats,

On hand and ready delivery consisting ef different
eolors, suitsble fox Army purposes.
FRANCISCO & WIGGIN
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The Fur Season
Ia opsn and would say TO the LADIES that We are
prepared to show them a besutiful assortment Of
EaRTES, ID e FESS FWRSI

AlsS DAEGS' ~ EE AStSS a q ahf5 -
Consisting of MAKTEN, SABLE, LYNX, SIBERIAN
SQUIRREL, CHUCILA, and an the lower grades o.
FJRS made up in the most fashionable manner.
ocs] FRA LNCISUO A. W!GGIN
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with The
cOnnec|
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In Chancery.

James B. Thornton, solicitor for comp
mb29-l aw4W
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-02

a threat. the very last thing Of all others
--so history states-that would bring this
remarkable people to book.
You should know that the crops de-
stroyed and the cities burned are not by
their owners, sbut by their miserable riff.
raft. who have nothing to losc--a rif-raf,
as one speaker beautifully remarked, who
represent the dead level Of humnnity,
standing on the zero of civilization, or
wallowing in the lnire Of their own beast
ly sensuslity, instead Of floating ON the
wings OF virtuous ina gination. or pois-
cd on the pinions of patriotic intelligence.
(Cheers.l
Cen. Banks movement on Winchesaer
is only fcint to allow Mcclellan TO push
on to Fredericksburg. and the nature of .
conflict that mail or two will announce
may be estimated by the Comn.ander-in-
Chief having ordered fifteen thousand eD,-
bnldnces to bear amay the tooxndsd!,---
[Sensationl Verify. it is q terrible ne
eessity; but the spring has arnsed--the
month aud the hour that calls loudly for
victory; tive thousand years hence the Ides
Of March will be associated with the history
Of the Potomac. The beautiful lines OF
Bayard Taylor are in my memory:
Then down the long Potonac's line.
shout like skarm On hills OF pine.
TIL ramrods ring and bsyonets shine.
Adysnes. the chiefisin's call Is mine.
MAaeu' lLond cheers and applause
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EREIGHTS

X r. q Il is.
BY this route, Frsighis Of all descriptions can be
forwarded from Phlisdelphia, New York, Bosom OF
Baltimorc, 30 or from any point the Railroads
Iowa or Missouri, BY RAILROAD uIkECT
The PenBxyisauia Railroad also connects NJ Pttts-
burg With SteaMsrs by which Goods can be To- ard
ed 10 any point The Ohio, musk ing um, Kentuckv
Tennsssss. Cum beTand IIiinois, Wisconsin, Missis
sipPis Mlssoar, AIk ansas, and Red kivers;
and ~ Cleveland, sandnsky and Chicago th ste
10 alt poEts on ths North-Wester Lakes.
tion Of their FrsiGhtto this Company can rely with
conadencs on ~ speedy txansit.
The Rates ~ EReIgAI
To and from any point In the West BY the PcnnsyL
vAnia Central kAiirDad, Are at all tines AS Pa
vOkABLE As ARE CHANGED BY OTHER RAIL
ROAD COMPANIES.
IL Be particuiArto TO mark pack afes, .4v1A Pxxs.
CExTRAL X. RICH
For Froisht csnIacts or shipping Directions, ap-
ply TO or address either Of the following ~
C"mpAny.
X. r. 6AS6, 81. Louis, Missouri.
ID. A. .ETEWAkT. Frelght Agent, PittsburRh.
GLARkEG CO., Tfansfef Agents,
y. ". Known r Co.. Ctncinnati, o.
R.C. NELDKuM CO., asdison, tnd.a
J. =. MOORE. Louisviiie, Ky.
w. w. AlKAAK = Co., Evansville, Ind.
CLARKE = Co, Chicsgo, III.
W.H. & y. L. La kGIki 0AiiipoIis, %.
g. b. NEAL, Parkersburg, Va.
HALL = CO., Marietta, o.
q. PIKRGE 4 CO., sxanesv lille O.
M'DOWkLL = A'COLA. Poftsmouth,O.
X. NNkELY, Asysvttle, KY.
j.. Z. JOHNSON, kiplsy, o.
JOHN T0DD, covingson, Ky.
g. l. HEATON. Cleveland, %.
+. e. MkLpkUA, Gen'l Travelling Ag'tfor
the South and West.
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.DOsT-oFFICE DIRECTORY,

b W
Arrival ~ sh4 Nails.
EAatern Nallarrives daily lSunds,s excepted wis
Plymouth, ~ o'clock. y. m.
81. Louis and soushern Mail arrivesdsiiy Mondays
jkSspesdj Il 6,p.m.
wssssrs AaiiArives daily te. erpt IL 100
o'cloek, m.
snarsiasseI NAiiarriv.s daily texs.pt sssdsy. at
10 pm.
carshsEe and Piyuosth Mail arriv. daily sAaAAn
excsptsd) ~ S,p.m.
Ghsriestau Mail Il tri-weekly) arrives rani.ys
shnrsaays and saturds, pm.
Clestng 81 the N atis.
EAsterr Mall closes daily leaceIt saiurdaysl a,ep
a.
st. koats and 8out bern Aacioses daily fsaturdsys
exeepted1ltsp m.
Darlington h.iIsiosss daily tsaeeptsAsard.ys, :,
ep. N. @
Western Matt closes daily te.s<ft satardsys] Al 9
O'Clock ,. m
Carthagean Plymouth . ii ses Saturdays
sxeeptsdl lAtS pm.
Charleston Mall ttri-werkiyl eioses ondsys " ed
neaaAys and Friday ats An.
III The Post Once will be open 6ands ~ fren u
stS Ioo oo'eleek.s.n. b. HOWELL, r. II.
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4 RRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
RAILROAD TRAINS.

Northern Train leaves daiiy tsu1dsss excrp,ed) at
e.o0A. n. and arrives st 4.so y. IN.
Western Train leaves daily fhnndayt sxreptedl II
TO =. M and 200 p. m, and arrives 1900 NJ and
$50 p. =.
Al Hamilton Depot, Train. on the Wabash Valley
Raifesd arrive daily, sxecp. Sundays. ai4 4oeioek D.
M, asn depart daily, ,sandsys excepted, ESQ a. m.
Buses eonaecs vishthise city.
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~ OTICE OF FORMATION OF LIN
~ TIED pARTEERSEIP

This may certify that Hsmbden BueI, residert OF
the city of Ke0kuK, Lee eOsnty, Iowa and Gsorrc n
Lane, resident OF the city or Troy, State or New
York. have associated themselves In limited nercan-
Tie psrtnefsAtp, aceoring the provision Of CAapser
70 OF the Revised Code OF Iowa, for the
Of the Hardware Business in ead city Keokux, ua-
der the name and style OF Hsmbden Bnel, and con-
lst day of APRIL 1862, terminating on the Isl aay
of April, 1864. 883
hr satd Hsmbdeu huc il the general partner, and
the said Ge0rEeT r. Lane In the special partner, and
has contributed the OF Six Jhousaad Doliars In
actual Cash payments capital the common stock
OF said paFtnenhip. HAMBDENB HEEL
apfl-dGM M--4---4-- GkORGE u. La Nh
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-08-13

1t will make no difference say these
fellows whether Slavery is permitted IN
northern territories or not, the climate Is
uniavorabie.
Per cuntra-Ab"li>h slavery, AID they
tell the prnp.e the negroes will overrun
the North !
The Union as it was and The Cunstiru.
tion as it is
Per COZ tra--Thc same men. n peace
able times. wanted tu aIrcr tie COn,tltu-
tirn 81 a> to prrrruarc SLAYER,
President. Linc"ln aud his Cabinet
they ailegc. are doing wrong il. arre>rinc
traitors and nm bringing them to trial in
cnlrmuniiie> where secret rebels could be
packed On juries.
Per cont'a-Thev have hardly a word
to say agalu>r the dcsp, tl>m of jeff Davis
and his curthroarS, who hang Uni"n CHI
zenS for having the star spangled banner
III their POSSESSION.
They profess to be in favor of the en-.
furccn ent Of the laws
Per cuntra-They taught the doctrine
of non coercion against government
thieves, robbers, and perjured oticehoI-
d"rs. ant justify it to the present day.
They profess to be war party and to
sustain tie government in its etfJrts to
put down the rebellion.
Per contra Those who stay at home
run round calling it an abolition war
tell the moSI iuf .muuS lies respecting its
management are endeavurIng to get up
a peace party; attribute every evil now
existing As the result of LincolnS : elec.
lIuu, although their favorite candidate is
now engaged in numbering citizens in
his native State, is low drunEard, and
perjurcI traitor. and who next 10 Buc.
hanan, was most instrumental IN foster.
lag the Southern cutthl"ats.