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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-31

CAIRO. January "a. The river at
this point has risen twenty five feet,
and ia still rising.
Eeven of the boats forming the
pontoon bridge at Paducah were
stopped here last night. 1t is rot
known how many others passed
down stream.
Orders were received last night to
put the mortar boats Immediately
into condition for service. Captain
Constable, Commander of the NOR.
tar boat tlotillas, went to Pittsburg
this morning to superintend the
shipment OF mortars, equipments
and ammunition.
Gen. Smith is expected to arrive
at Paducah from his expedition to-
day or tomorrow.
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rCHE {, NFEsIOys AND FxPERI-
Il ENCE OF A sUFFEREH, - Published
IA warning, and for the especial beneht OF
young men and those WIN suffer WIN Nervous
Debility, L"ss of Memory, Premature Deoayt
&C.. &C., &c. by one who has cured himself by
simple means. after being put to great expense
and inconvenience, through the use uf worth.
less medicines prescribed by learned Doctors.
Single cupies may be had ut the author, e. A.
LAMBERT. esq. Greenpuint. Luns IslanI, by
enclosing II post paid address, Il envelope.
Address CHARi.E~ \. hAMBtkT. Esd,
Gfeenr,,int, Long Island. New York.
Jan. "a, 1sG2.--I2m
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-31

THE President AND THE RETURN
OF FuGrrIvE SLAVES In second
dispatch to the New York IHbnne,
Mr.. Cronut reiteratcs his statement
in regard to the Pre- sident's opinion
on the rendition of fugitive slaves,
as expressed to General Lane, The
correspondents OF the New York
Herald and Times have contradict
ed the story, or at least stripped it
OF all its Significance We quote:
lam authoriz ID by those who were
present at the conversation ut the
White House between President
Lincoln, General Lane and Senator
Pom,roy, to assure YOU again thar
the idea which the President intend.
ed to assert, and did assert, was dis.
tiDctly this:
That the rebel states having. ~
their own insane action. abolished
slavery in oil its relations with our
government 10y repudiating our pru-
lection, they can make no claim on
us .or iugitives, and thet, therefore
the United Stctcs can"nt return
them, either with the military or
civil arm, without enslaying i:ce
men.
10 this conclusion the President
said he had come after deliberate
thought. i w. y. CRoFrUT.
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Special Notice.

DERS0NS knowing themselves indebted TO
Il us, either by note or book account, are
respectfully requested to como forward and
settle the came. Tho having unsettled book
accounts will please call and settle. II you
have no money, close the account by note, AZ
our old books must be closed up.
PATTERSON Il TAYLOR.
FIMDLAY, January Ii, lS62.-tlw
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-31

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surface, with an elastic bOuy, when cannot be
injured by heat, cold or storms, shrinking OF
root boards, nor any external action whatever,
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Preserving and Repairing Metal Roof.

FOR COATING METALS OF ALL KINDS WHEN Ex-
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AND FOR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-22

~ shoUld certainly choose that maa whs, ~
thought, usissd IN his psrscn The ersassss
ans1ut OF eourags end talent. The I've, says
Napoleon, nust 10 svsaly balanced II \
Central has more bravery tAan brains, be will
b toe rash, II he hes moro brains than Bra.
very, he will bs TOO umid In making the %.
lection, We ahoull not b. governed IN the
lsass BY The sirssnssaass Of his AAv,,g bssn
sdssatsd ~ West PoisA What 10 The ehjsss
Of q West Point sdueaaisnf Ii II not to
make good cflsersf And II yen have good
officer, what does Il matter whether 10 was
edusatsd at West Peins or nett
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sstsut o. sAe powvs - 1tslafe naet0 Nv.
asd Of aeosrtalaiDeWhati 10 martial law When
daily declared. ID. ~ - the exPeoiseey %
regulating by Law the Whose suoleos q Or. :.
% @ . eoo1ro Ne rights 81 Ne paSlie ana q
individuals. withsata general sssDsnaea o.
The AaSess ssvyss.
Also, nmauieatiea fsem . gsnt!sMa.
froA 1oekihsham county. on the euIJecs o.
ferro1 . the Jaiielsry Usnnitsss.
o. nstien. tAs H,ase tAsn Wsnsinee sesrea
0oG1i0D.
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= 0o1i1miah On Ne Potomac.
The Lynctbarz 1kststss, ofysstsrls ]. has
~ follow1ngs
Ne Aavs. bssa reliably isssrnsl sAas .
eavalYy lSht eeeu1rel a6out ice niles -.
lev Warf0Ason osasioa, % tAe Orange aaA
AIsxaadris n :: Ne !.:'sr pa.s OF last
day 10 eeeaTfed, bat thsrs can - ~ Seabt
- - the rutA Of The 4epors, ~ oar In fo1.
Matioa was lsTtvel through NJ. Theme
; ON: Of O..pss!l e.. wao w,s we.atsd :.
We web abs "a asesrtain, were these 4
fsres e1 three hundred Confederate cavalry,
under command ol 0sns3Al Stuart, Who
w:.s IFesssans u: rear Of or army II t.c,r
hundred Yankee savalry at tie point named
We lost six killed The sAly person KILLED.
q our side Wheeo name Ws have heard, was
NE 1Aonas waller, a ofassf N the Am.
The ssfa } . less wss - hsllsd. and 100 mi.
seusrs lapsarsa, togsthsS with tAsar hsfoea
arms. slatl0snts. 49,
ADDJSIOyAi.
Ginss writing the above We have seen Nr.
from BIN we received the following parton.
Tho engagement took place On Saturday
last. The snsnys cavalry, who nun bsrsd
whsa Gen. Stuart erdsrs1 And led the sAargs
upon them. Tue torres eng Age0 ON eur side
were Oapt. Edgar Whits6saa's $snpany Of
Amherst, and UaDt. HaTis's company Of
Oanpbel1, uAaer command Of Dol. Kad1eYd.
AID four osnpaniss Of the Second viTsinis
cavalry, under command Of Ool JoDos.
The number Of the easDy's wounded wa
not aecsrtained, bat 1t must have beeA la4eo.
There were kneWn - have been killed %. and
captured leo with their horses, As., which
were brought 70 0uipspsr court xeass, On
Saturday.
wounded
Bat few Of the names Of those who have
been Weandsd are known All that We have
asesrtaiIsa are LIST ecrgt TAos. waller, ~
riously welndsd and supposed killed.
Jerry Houston, and No. Hunter wounded.
- Rash Killed.
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OossissArios % AYAyKsI OsrsAsB.-3he
0e1dsbcrough sorrsscondeat OF the Peters.
sssg 1Yvsss whites;
~ e,nmittsd In any pArs OF the eivilissd
woSa0 wae Yitnesaed ut NoWbsTn last Fri
oSy. xne xeDkae Hesstaas, WitAont gtvteg
ae{ 1ouee - yeOOye Wo0on and ehIteyeA
ea0e up Viii tAsl1 eNn6oate a16 md
oo0beeelo leto tho tow TOR tWo hour1, u.
sss ss. =, ~ e ~ = *, s''s'
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Yankee Depredations in virginia

Yankee Depredations in Virginia.
who has been despoiled Of his property By the
dastards who are now making war upon the
South, has been sent 70 n for publication:
About the lS.h Of February. 1859. the Unisso
iaaAed . Grew on my farm, called White
Point, on the Potomac river, in Westnore.
land county. Virginia, and carried CT lot Of
poultry, fred ride bali through ny dtnisg
brsa king window sash end niAe panss Of
glass.
on the 18th Of March, inst two United
place, and carried CT the following articles |:
A seine, rope, and two anchors, worth 81 $50;
aud all the cooling utensils belonging to IN
sxtsnsive fishery; thrss we'll allied bss.hives,
six ducks: killed Aftasn hogs. fred 81 the
sheep, swan . cola TO their Gunboat. bat failed
In getting 1T on board, and 1t returned TO land;
broke open the dwelling. houss. taking
and glassware. clothing of various de-
&riptfons. three clocks. pictures. vsses.
two maps, school and miscellaneous books, .
removed nom the transoms three panos Of
ornamental glass. and two other panes not
In use, costing SO psr pane; the keys TO all
the doors, and many other articles not 70.
;..' :rt: :spPy Of s, a
rio1s rooms. They then broke open the ssr.
wants houses, took their oloshtng. and hog
oae0 from two aged servants, who complained
OF the treatment, and were answersd BY oatAs.
and s6id their nj ster must give them more.
They also shot bull. worth 80, and killed
large beet, worth o7S, which they did not
carry OF. They then broke open my barn.
Among the crew Was runaway negro
nom Bl16 Point estate. . Asigh boring farm
who was dressed In untform and armed wiz
sabre. pistols and rills. and NO doubt 81 aght
to Aeeoy other negroes. - he gave glowing
accounts Of those who escaped with him.
HlNAY b. 0oULDnAB,
Oak 4rovo WaatnorAlAnd TO Va
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Hsvitssr and Rife Light Battery.-Wsea call
special attention 70 the notice, under the above
heading, Of Capt. james r. Branch, Of Con.
pany K, 10th Virginia Volunteer Having
secured battery Of HowitzeEs and wrought
iron brsesh-leadins ride guns. 10 i anxious
70 enlist . company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-22

~. A CARD-To Dss 0B1DIsss, KrsIooB,
~ AID RcDISssH, The Army Asdisai D ,ard 81
ExaEaiaasion, lately coz vened at Oaariestea 3.
R1sAh0ND, VA AarsA u. loe3.
6s.AsRsns The bsrgssn 0e0sral haviag ~
saAe yluE uaSavorabls rapport. and o6srsd NJ .
second exanS atIoa before the Bears at 1ilh-
mead, have decltasi, Tor reasons which have
set fsrth IN my reply - Ais courteous invitatisn.
Ny aiGaatSn, whieh also tesAsred HIN. Aas
nss bssa acted upon. / aew, Therefore, renew
tAcs publicly ny first dsnaAA aad = which
coasil.r yon 10 have faly ascsdsd Ia referring
the whole matter to the dsdxsa q ths Surgeea
General VIZ: That you aesspt o. rejset ny -.
animation before year D lard, set d,wn In wfiucg,
and which, with . few explanations. yoa have q.
rssdy admitted to be correct. / viii fssWAra you
. copy, ADD await ysar reply .. this place.
very respectfully, Jour sbdt s<sv'i,
HUnD EIN0NA,
nah - Its Asst Surgeon r. A. q. ..
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1D01fAb,
At hls rseidsase, % ObarvA Hin. a n,~.
day oveniaE. 20iA tE0t ~ ecker. rlansss
TACAA0 fKlNNER. eyed g yeara.
His feneIau Wit take place from rrs,s.,
(a<tho1lst) church, corner Of Broe1 ~ ~
streets, Saturday nOrnipe, at II o'cIosS ~
The fsisnls and acquaintasces Of ~ fSnilv
are reepeo0ul1y requeoteo 70 attea(.
Norfolk and Petorobu4g parers >,>..
copy.
% Tblrsday morniHg, u q o.olook aroy
NEllA RKTOLIfTx,y oanssst dsSrhsS... :.
james Milton anA viSGinia q, UartHs ..s ~
- Wontes and 10 dsy2 se
The friends and e QaaiA taDeos u IA Hs>m.
are reqaested to atteaA her fsnSSsl IN ~
taraAy) eftesDoon, ~ q e'eleck. ffo1S-
MtAsT's reeddense. o. ne NscAsa ieavfsn.
T1rnpiAS, 6snI1so.
At the reAdsnce Of h. L Kendall ~
6y'e Hnl. On the 3lst last. at o'elocS. ~
kMlLY oHl1&sD. IN the = year rf II, ~.
Hsr fussral will take place from Lei ~ 49,, s:
CnsreA at III O'clock to-day. a inst' S~"s
fstoeds AID q q asiatancos are invited - ~
tsnA without farther no: ice.
=" EuN1AAL Noflos he hunsr>, =.
CAAALES 1U0ERvILLI. oeiv - -
george ": Aathsws, (Who vas h{heS ~
denly On the d last J Win teka niacs
Clay street Methodist CAureh On "a mo,rSt
Sandy 1t IL o'clock, A. i. His ~ ~.
eleven SsarS asd eight 0oaths.
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Rsligioss Ss,v'ess are held regularly every
Sunday afternoon, q II o'clock, in he Sea
mems Bethel. On 20th street, between Main
and Cary, with view = the numerous con.
valsscent soldiers ct the various hospitals in
that vicinity. who attend In considerable nun.
ham
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Yerktevn Navsl Bsttevy-It 10 important
that this well known battery should b imms-
diatsly filled up with the necessary compile
ment Of men. The Inducements offered to
enlist are unsurpassed, and We feel assured
that the young mon Of Richmond viii gladly
avail :s Of n.. SpRo.
to Lieut.. Norton, at Duvxls drugstOrs, all
Information can b obtained, and those who
choose t. invsstigats the subject will undoubs-
edly bssoms at oncs satisfied Of the adyau.
tages Of the company and the location.
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The Etrssts.-As usual the streets were
/ crowded yesterday. True TO their idea Of what
constitutes feminine dslioasy and reserve, the
proportion Of ladies was very small They
law. (svs1 On . windy ~ bit a. NJ other
timea or places
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UOUSE OF DELEGATES.
FRIDAY, March n, 1861


A com muniOatiOn ~ . sent from the senate
announcing the passs g OF House bills enu-
tied an Ros 70 autAoEixst the County Oourt OF
PowhataA county y correct The assessment
aise, q Mi to authoriss the trustees Of Oak
Grove Church, In the county Of PosAhontss,
70 sell and convey properly also. a. At -
pay - George Cooper or tAln eum Of ne.
nay for services - clerk OF the uoA xegiAsAt
Virginia militia
The Senate s1sour eed the rejection Of House
bill for tie relief Of Jehn Avis. late jailoY Of
Mr Oussu, nom the Jei.t o.nni.sse ap.
presented . report. Which was laid on the IA.
Bile.
Mr.. BAzsouR, OF the Finance Oommittse,
sabnittsd' bill "an:ho' i1ing the i.sae Of
IN adverse report 70 tho Senate bill, entitled
"aa |aet for the relief Of Robert Shield, late
sheriff Of York county"
On motion OF Mr.. OxaAIH. IL VA
Instructed to inquire iAte the sspsdieney Of
Assessing tax Of 40 per cent. on The whole
estates, real and personal, Of those no have
been, or who shall hereafter -, sxemptsd
IT.. n.::sy Ssy a. :ss:Sttss n: s..ss Of
dollars; also. Of sssessing specific ,ax 81 all
Physicians 1p0n whose esrtt1ea,ss sxsmp.
lions have been o. ahAu b Obtained, . ID
obtaining suoA exemptions.
ur. RE,D called up the resolution olsrsd
~ him ysstsrday, In rotation to exemptions Of
the employees Of tie James Eivsr Canal
Company. 70. The resolution vas lost.
mittss On Military Affair.":
lssslssd, That II shall 30 lawfsl for the
Governor to fufsish - the NortAWestsrn
Rangers Two mail cannon or mountain how.
i's.r', WITH II: necessary amnanitien. to se
Cover nor nay direct, - b used for the
ranger servisst and the Governor 10 hereby
aath ostsed = accept enc cavalry company
among the companies eoDDosiAg TIE ranger
ergaAiaation.
4 bul amending the charter ct the town Of
Upion. The bill inoor per attsg tAs Victoria
Mining and Manufacturing Company Of
Louiss eoaAty was passed . - third read.
Insurance COMPANY was passed and sent =
ne 0enate. A biz for the relief Of Levi
johnson was rejsctsd-ayes ., noss -.
BLSs1Ies OF STATE s51lCsla
The special order Of the day. seing the slss.
The Penitsn tiary, was called For this e0oe
M xoDsa1so1, & Richmond. AsniHaseA
walter y. HlalT; 0y. Oaeexs1s AoniaatsA
1htcAel 2: Tate; nf. nALIeaY neniastse
KoAe1s II. Ninns: o. he Oh ballet 1r.
llimAo Vas duly slsstsa.
Ansassgs wasreesived fton the 0ssats with
he following nominations Tor The YemaininE
oAese, Ti,st Auditor. J =. seanets; eeeona
Treasurer job. Z Calvert R.sis,er Land
Oncs, STAFFORD II. Parker; Public Priltsr. ".
7. Hitshls; Secretary Of tae OonnenwsaltA,
George ". Aanlesa. No additional sooiAa-
taken. ana 81 ths ssatlsnsa dsaagaatsA were
maninously oloet0a. and - Iceland ~ the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-22

Trial Csmmsscel-The trial Of James P.
Neagls, for shooting ct . soldier and wound
Ing IT. Mason child, was commenced before
the Hustings Court. Judge Lyons, on yestsr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-22

Christian Association have ON foot plan for
instrusting those Of the army who sannot
read This Association deserves unstintsd
praise for praissworthy sxsrtion in the cause
az mornlitv and truth
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.towa-A nunbsr Of the wooden and
other ,1e. sarsmovsa lately, in order 70 Il.
s s:,.. s.v .;,;.s opsratiens, ehssaivs N.A d.
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Oak Grove. :

4 YSAe Prom OU5Ay LADIas.-The follow.
tar letter from Dol. Wade Hampton. 90.
knowledging . handsome ompliment from
the ladies Of katansas, win DO psrasea with
interest:
H8ADo'ss HAnH1oI's LKstox,
March l, 1863.
70 JeAs Awiss. 1ss.. Asssssss, Ctbs:
MY DsAs IN :-Somo months ago, r..
received through your hands the very beauti.
fal nag which the ladies Of 0atansas did ~
The honor TO present to the Legion, and
have since then been most 0nxlously seeking
opportunity to make our acknowledgment
- - fair d0nors. Bat the cessation Of all
~ hmRunication between our country
rsgA INA has deprived ne Of any saeh op-
and o. :. and am thus forced 70 take this
poftua,s,. "a Of returning our thaaks 70 or
1aelis a03A, natausas, in TIE hope hat
kiad friends :. - roach their eyss: and tsil
tAem how grassf1ll, ~ We SHALL bser Il in
faI prsssn;--how pfol>. 'usly ws shah cher.
the battle. and how rover Wing to 10 that
tsh IL tits peculiarly graz hr women OF
this AAg Gomez TO u from the . the hope
q foreign clims; for this tact excite her N.
that oar oaTeoS has not been alto4e.> -rves
known whilst, 1t the sane time, IL H. ~
orr hearts to strive 70 prove worthy u -
approval OF those fair women Who know 70
we'll how 70 nsWArd brave nsa. In behalf OF
the Legion. ] hsg 70 make, through yoe. onr
profoePd and grateful Acknowledgements for
The n br dons ~ and assnre the ladies' OF
Olous gtfv, that W shall cherish IL for their 4
sahss. aad, II nsed b. Asfen1 10 With our
ltyoo, WAD1 6AMP1oB,
Colonel LEGION. =
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Absestses.-Ths nili6ausn were in the city
yesterday, - usual, in guest Of sbsentees
from the camp ct the New Fair Grounds
They ashed up . number, absent without
sent al the time, owing to prevalent inds-
position 70 undergo the fatigues Of camp life
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-22

Oeys Battery.-A splendid battery Of
rihed and other field pieces have been fur
nishsi to Captain Ony's company, and they
will muster At johnson, Younger l. Otsy's
to-day, ON Pearl street, al 10 O'clock A. n,
for the purpose Of perfseting their oIganixa-
ton. The books will bs closed after that hour,
and no more men can be received This, there.
fore, 10 the last chance to join q company
whore good fellowship combines with chance
TO serve the country in this her hour Of great
sss peril Cone one, come al, and speedily.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-22

Forngnsrs-A visitor to the sheriff Office,
second class are being listed, would be sur
prissd IF he did not know litsls about the
fraity Of human nature) at the vast number
Of men who have suddenly accumulated here,
and who claim to owe allegiance to Qaeea
Victoria and other European potentates Owing
to tho peculiar and unavoidable eircumstAness
by which they find themselves now surround
ed, they ignore their former Protestatisns
shout republication and democracy, and for
get all about tho votes they have east and the
sctivs partisanship exercised by then in ad
voeatin0 the claims Of this or that party. Some
kinds Of human nature won't DO to tie to.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-22
Iron Work.-The1W estham Iron Works

Iron Works-Thev estham Iron Works,
near Richmond, have commenced operations
with heavy Government contract for shot
and shell. We believe there 10 nothing In the
line Of iron manufacture which the furnaces
and foundries Of Richmond and ito vicinity
cannot produce, and what's better, the mines
of Virginia furnish an ample supply Of "ths
raw material" the quality Of which cannot
bs surpassed Let the iron nauufastoriss b
stimulated and encouraged BY the Govern
mont and the people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-22

Boy KiNed-A youth absut II year, q
age, named George Mathews, soe Of -.
kathsws, Of JXsks0n street, Wa killed yes-
terdsy, about S o'clock, BY being run ever y
the wood trail en the fre1erieksburg read,
shove Brook avenue. We heard that hs WAS
endsavering 70 gst on the train, and that, HE
foot slipping, 10 fell On the track and was
aruahad u death instantly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-22

Crswds1-CoL Jones, Chief Of the Pass.
port Office, has - much TO do % hs can we'll
attend 70, Judging from the crowds whs daily
bssieee the entrance 70 his Office, corner Of 9th
and Broad streets. The applicants for pass
ports are admitted In by the front door, and let
ont by the side entrance on 9th street. Dur
ing ofhee hours the tenement at oil times pre-
sents map Of busy life, gate instrustive 70
those who nay Or may not Be inserested In
the result of applications made within.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-22
LOCAL MATTERS.

Asvss1s Of eais~ Msa-TAs Provost 19
shal's ferce arrested yesseeday thres sittssoe
Of Richmond, named JAs. H1mphsevs, bs.a
y. Humphreys, watch mAksre, ard J. !.
Pdtshar1, for1sfly clerk for Mr. @. \.
Peake, oil for disloyalty. The prisoners were
eve1 allesisnee . the United States alone,
As. Il IL undsrstsod that oil three Of then
ars virsisia.s By birth, which u not . very
extensive feather In their cap.