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The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-06

IT Is HERERY RECOMMENDED BY PHYSI-
clans to the following diseases having lnelI
origin in a dsordered state Of the blood.
Canker, Ulcerations and Enlargement of the Joints
Cuncerous Tumors, Erysipelas, Kings Evil, st.
Anthony's Fir, White Swellings, Obstinate Erup
tons, Pimples on the Face, rheumatism, Blotch-
es, POs:ules, Dyspepsia, etc; Spyhitic and MGR
curial Affections are cured; Chiorosis or obstruc
ton in Females; Leucorrhea or Whites are re-
lieved by the use Of this Medicine.
The medical properties Of Sarsaparilla in con.
junction with StIlHDgia are well known By all med
ical men to be the best compound ever vet discov-
cred TO cleanse and purify the blood, and eradicate
all humors from the blood.
We have given the recipe to most physicians in
the country. that they may know what they are
using, and viii continue send il by mail to those
DESTROYS Of knowing the nG Rodents entering into
its composition that they may prescribe 1t IN their
practice.
This preparation stands at the head Of the list Of
remedies tor curing all diseases arising from mpu-
rites of the blood or diseased matter lurking in the
system.
Thousands who have used the Stillingia and Sar
saparilla viii testify TO its remarkable effect in re-
moving all impurities from the blood. giving tone
and yigor 10 the whole human frame, and restoring
healthy action to all the functions OF the body.
The testimonials received in its favor from many
members Of the Medical Faculty, would, were we to
publish them. ill large volume.
It Is prepared under the supervision of one of the
Oldest and best practced chemists in the country.
(Mr. W. s. Merrill, Cincinnati) 50 as to insure
uniformity of composition and purity in all the in
gradients.
As a spring remedy, to purify and cleanse the
blood, leaving II free from al humors and lmpun-
ties. we assert with confidence there Is no better
remedy.
Sold by all druggists, and by
REDINGTON & Co, Agents,
4Is and AIS Front street San Francisco,
To whom al orders should be addressed
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-06

A STACK of about eighty tons of hay, be-
longing to Mr.. Young, was burnt on Saturday
last, opposite the village Of MERGED Falls.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-06
MEDICAL.
SANDFORD'S
LIVER INVIGORATOR !
NEVER DEBILiTATES

1t is compounded entirely fron, GUNS, and has
become an established fact, Standard Medicine
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-06

known and approved by
and Is now reSorted 10
the diseases for which il
Ii has cured thousands
years who had given up
numerous unsolicited
session show.
The dose must be ad-
ment Of the individual
such quantities as 10 act
Let the dictates Of Your
the use Of the Liver In
cure Liver Complaint.
pepsia, Chronic Diarhea
DySentery. DropSy ,SonT
uyeness, Cholera Chol-
fantgm. Flatulency,
ness, and may be used
nary Family Medicine.
ache Gas thousands can
ute>. if two or three tea
-.,, .a.,aa-a,.,,,- - a--a.-1
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-06
ALSO.
SandfOrd's Family Calharlic Pills,
COMPOUNDED FROM
Pnre Vegetable Extracts

And put in glass cases, air tight, and will keep
LIN
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-06


ing their testomony in its favor.
Mix water in the mouth with the Inygorator and
swallow both together.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-06
DR. Bakers Pain Panacea

AIS and AS Front street san Francisco
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-17
MRS. WILSON'S
COCO AN Ut OIL
HAIR DRESSING

Mrs. Wilson'S Hair Dressing is put up in large bottles,
and reais for 81 cts per bottle, and for dressing tine
hair of any person, young old, there is not Its equal in
the world. 1t will make the hair everything you wish it
to be, and moreover it has perfume that is infinitely
superior any of the fashionable extracts either foreign
or American, which alone should entitlc to place
every ladv's toilet table.
re the Regeneration before retiring at night, and
in the morning apply little of the Dressing, and your
hair will be more lifelike in color and beauty.
Use nothing your hair but these preparations, and
these according to directions, and warrant you
good healthy head Of hair
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Henry F. Will
Co.. Manchester, n II to whom all letters should
be addressed
L. z. PIERCE,
Wholesale and Retail Agent.
24lYil MONTPELI E.i, VT.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-17

MEssRs. HENRY p. WILSON Co.: deem Mrs. Will
sons Hair Regenerator and Hair Dressing the standard
articles Of nil hair preparations. have in many in
stances known them to restore the hair where il had
fallen off, dandru restore the hair to its original
COLOR entirely the most painful headaches-and in
some instances most serious humors Personally have
been sharer in several Of these benefits.
REV. HENRY HILL, Manchester, N. Il.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-17

NOVEMBER.
MEssRs. HENRY P WILSON CO.. have used your
Hair Regeneration and Hair Dressing and have received
great benefit from them. deem the articles worthy Of
high commendation, nod cheerfHy recommend them to
all who want to restore gray hair to its original COLOR
to any who are troubled with dandru, a disagreeabe
itching of the head humors, those whose hair is
falling from the head.
RHr G. ". IL CLARK. Great Falls N IL
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-17
DIR. MARSHALDS HEADACHE
CATAssEsEs SNUFF.

THIS Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the best
article known for curing the CATARRH, COLD IN
THE HEAD, and the HEADACHE. II has been found an
excellent remedy in many cases Of SORE EYES. DEAF
NEss has been removed by it, and HEARING has often
greatly improved by its use 1t purges out all OBJ
strucons strengthens the Glands and gives healthy
action the parts affected. 1t is recommended by
Of the best physicians and used with great SUCCESS and
satisfaction everywhere.
,cIe than twenty five years experience has proved
its great value and at this nent ittandshger than
ever before
large number Of the most espectabe Druggists in
Boston and New York, in ifcatc ss sned by them l.!
1854 say:
'' The undersigned, having or many years been &C
quaincd with DR. MARsHALL's CATAaIH AND HEADACHE
SNUFF and sold it in vi o sale trade. cheerfuy
state that we believe it 10 be ECU in every respect to the
recommendation given Of il oi he cure Of Catarrhal
Affections and that 1t Is decd Fly best article have
ever known for all the o eases of The head"
BE are o. CCuu 'erfcits!
fac sinile of the Signat1re OF the : ,,rietor
CHARLES BOWEN. j. :" "Yer bottle Soil ny DRUG
:. 4ynryhera PIT i-.lbi'v
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-17

NeW5paperS
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION,
Usually cautious there great confidence to be placed
A RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.
FROM THE
New Orleans T'rIuc Delta.
"There seems to be excuse for thin gray Hair,
that the celebrated Heimsreet's Inimabe Hair Res
torative can be had.''
CEcaVRaMd PIuindcaIer.
&C When people protect their Hair from the
el-tale marks of age; when they can luxuriate in
glossy black locks at advanced period of their lives
when white and gray lair can be made to grow upon
bald herds when all this be done, it do any
harm to telt what will do 1t. HEIMSTREET'S HAIR
RESTORATIVE will do it. This Hair Restorative is, be-
yond enture the beet thing of the kind invat
full preperaton warrentus in qualifedy recommend.
Ing"
FROM THE
St. Louis Republican.
"Many Of our first citizens Of Louis spe aking in
glowing terms of this article.''
Cairo City Gazette.
"Ths incompatible excellen. preparation for the Res
torstion of Gray Hair to its original color, preserve
Hair from falling out, and to badness, is sale
at Humphrey Browns in this city. The evidence that
that effect may be found in almost every paper in the
country"
FRoM THE
south Western Baptist
"Leave dyes aone and use only some reliable Resors
Vive, like Heimstreet's Inimitabe."
Sold everyweere-Prcc soc and 81 per bottle
w r. HAGAN &Co.. Propritors, Troy NY
The New York herald., 1862-08-14
PRICE TWO CENTS.


perry q our corlc for the convenience and usc OF ths
army Without compensation.
general order Issued by Major General Pope on inc
~ q - Sst tae lay after the date OF the cartel
cirecls Ae murder ~ peaceful citizens spies,
found onigty tlHg their farms ia his osisfd
oi has ttRcs.
Aul one OF his Brlg1dicr Generals, steinwchf. hH
seAd Innocent aud peaceful inhabitants u be held q
hst'scs y he end that hey may he murdered IN 10
ospo" az ot hls saliars killed b. s9mc nukn1wr
persons whom he ies ,nstcs sbushNlaciers.3 S1at
o ~ m lty Sg.hcgitis seem 10 Suppose uat nei
a,,a-.ar ia ~ H. lsst NV, .! stVat .t H. . - ~ y , - ~
than by ca stis asars g,cue ret utzad 10 be ll.y
~ ~ modern LINES. va lad 0srse vcs driven by
SEES oy steSey l1aSfess u. ris aWaolice wiel
Tfrfs, tt IL ,,~s,,,s ts,,t S'' ~ ~, @ s'n = ~ 80 80
The aec mpau5 ils general order l.hsa an IL
r. ,td Dy .he liss4isat ~ ifaasrit p yoni
Irt"l'.AE Ma,1i 0eusIA i'pe aiu i.s 'pninlsapheS
oNNvt r. ~ n ts !" sl.loh when sHes nave tLQseii i
VI A,.lfssi hnt Il IeoosFs au Alise.e. sa aeA '.-n
= Iepsc eleAes Ntiiea,t ctp,i" ~ h2 seates -
fsAeFS q Naf lha fresldait aisi la'fAca M ~ ~
The New York herald., 1862-08-14
LETTER FROM GENERAL LIE 70 GENERAL uALIEoK
IlyAe4rARIEns Army oF uIg CosrrnKArE arsrEs
NEm RICHMOND, Va, August 2, 1862 !

IlyAporAKIEns Army Of rIlg CosrEnEEATE SrsTEs
NEm RICHMOND, Va, August 2, 1862 !
TO the CgSErN CONTAINING the United states Army,
Wasamg tons-
GEaRAiln obedience TO the crdr Of MS ESconcncy,
Tie President u tho Confederate states have the houor
Is inaNe y0u the following communcaton.on the 22d
e uy last cartel for general exchangc Of prisoners
ans sued BY MAJOR General Johu a. Fix on behalf os tho
lft,trt states by MAJOR General \. II, nm tuo
oa al ms government. rs the terms 81 that cario i
stipulated that al prisoners Vi war hereafter taAoA
spa o. discharged parole until exchanged. s6rcey
h d me cartel been ned when the military anthurts
al lnc United states comcncci practice chanA ~ tie
ha actvr o the war such rs becomes civhlcd
tons into campaign Of lndscrmilate robbery and
murder -,
general order issued by The Secretary " War " the
upuel states n the Cty VI Wa aiBsnn o. 'c very Gay
tpal 4ae carte s0sd IA Virginia, ~ e'ts tAc MIL
larv eoDnandcis vi TIC Cncd st9tes 70 taNe tae lfo
The New York herald., 1862-08-14
A Soldiers Accornt OF sne Rattle.

BlyouAC oN 7rE BAiTLslisip op siAreluEa iiiLi
Angst II, lSG2.
"a Friday, the 9th, Of The Ainth Nes 9,I& STAKE
Militia elt jar camp ana marched out ii alsIDce, and
biyouacea for the nigh, within niles of tc enemy
line. The battle commenced saturday morning on tho
rgl, wing CT Cen naaks army. Our brigade yaaced,
bu were e,d THO battle lasted all day, all
cf Banks army being cDgagcd. About five O'Clock in the
afternoon received orders advance, Gen. Banks
had suffered severely many OF his regiments being nearly
destroyed Tlis regiment under the command of
ington and the lieutenant colonel away sick We ad
yancea the field and halted several times, that it
nearly eight O'Clock before under the fire Of
tho enemy. The moon had risen and IL was beautfui
night The fire OF the enemys artillery very heavy,
but they did not have range most Of their shols
flank their position The shells going through the eir
looked like shooting stars They made frightful noise,
4 perfect howl We lost during this advance only
killed and two wounded. The other
regiments or our brigade suffered most our
regiment lucky beng on the right OF
the brigade had very lucky escape, as over twenty
shells burst within fifty feet me. regard 1t as wonder
fn that not hurt. We under the fire Of their
batteries from eight O'Clock until eleven O'Clock At that
hour orders received from General Harisu FOR our
regiment 10 advance to the support of twopf our bat
teries that sheipg the enemy. The General said
that he badseecled regiment this duty being
in which he haa perfect confidence. He also spoke to
the regiment and said that hc hoped 10 hear good
count o them We renamed in support Of the battery
ntil daylight next morning Sunday The enemy with
d! ew from their position during the night We rectvet
ders not 10 advance but we remained where we WERE
The New York herald., 1862-08-14

rnc steamship Bavaria Captain Nccr, from hamburg
f, sou. hamilton Ius so arrived al this port ycster,
tay morning Iicr asccs have been anticipated by tho
scotia ant city ~ Baltimore
The New York herald., 1862-08-14
The Nova sco,ian Outward Hound.

W
The steamship Nova scctian, flom Quebec ~ saturday,
passed this point eight clock mosln: 1hs
lar atcst prcss d.sratohcs and also cosnns cal tss
pn Ups 4
The New York herald., 1862-08-14
raj Prince and Captain wilkins in the hands Of the rebels

raj Prince and Captain wilkins the hands Of the rebels
They were on thc: way TO Kiohmond.
On visiting the baltic neld many, II nst the greater
part ef dead officers found partially aad
others entirely, stripped OF their uniforms.
The dead Uon aud tho dead rebci soldiers lay about
promiscaously and intcrmxca on the Gsld.
The rebel Generals Stewart and Early he'd the field and
conyersed freely with our officers about the battle.
fhey stated that the full brgades Of Generals a. r. ll
Lnsstiset and Ewe cppssel 70 our email band OF
horoc and that they terrhlg ci TO pieces by our
recadlag TO The Inference ina. they suffered fully as
much ourselves.
As previously stated, eaan Jackson commanded
the lc.d IN person.
General Roberts Of Major General Popes star, is AN
tary Governor cr he ras, OF Culrapper d on te day
Of The battle he rendered valuable assistance b. hi5 Mill
tGsy experience
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wAsaivGrov, August 10, 1862.


Advices from Cupeppsr, dated yesterday, say that
owing 20 injury General Banks received the
emmand Of the second corps has devolved upon
williams
Rrsadier General Crawford commands the division OF
General wiuams and General Green commands the d.
vision e General Augur who s severely, but not dan
serousy wounded.
An escaped prlsoner saw 4, o,angc Govt Uo"sa Ssn.
The New York herald., 1862-08-14
IMPORTANT FROM THE MISSISSIPPI.
The Capture. OF Baton Rouge by the
Rebels-rwo Union Vessels Reported
SunA-Ltebci Expedition Against New
OTicans-Twc New Rebel Rams the
River. &c,


The Bslctta OF Ibis morning his ads reliable
sources which represent that Gen Bre ardse attacked
Patton Rouge rgcsiiy as., and repGscd, los.as
among the killed Gen. Clark, OF Mississippi, and Col.
hunt, OF Kentucky.
Drecknrdge a,i5atea his orea, 20 ae non arrival Of
The Al kansas, which make simultaneous
attack on tic Uion ilcct with his iaad attack
The Arkansas arrived ia the evening, ana mmed1t'y
saiea orr Ace and destroyed two vessels ai severely
damaged two, and drove the away Breckinridge
then removed the attac &. Tie land side, ant is SAID
% have captured tic eI:ia uon force NJ Biion Rouge
II rs also sai, that arg. portion Of Van Dorns
msnd is operating vii! Escclnrdgc FOR IN Immediate
attack on New orleans
is also currently reported and credited al Helena
that the rebels have completed the alteration OF tho Star
Of the West, which UP The Yazpo river, 70 ram
gunboat aud that she is ycksbarg. Sh called
the Richmond, is clad with railroad iron: aid nious
twenty-t guns.
One of the ocean tugs NJ the river is also
completed, and came out at the same time.
The New York herald., 1862-08-14


REBEL RETALIAflaY MEASURES.
Important Correspondence Between the
Rebel General Lee and General IiaIocis
and General McCleiian.
LETTER FROM GEN. LEE To GEN. MCCLELLAN.
uEApQu AR1EES DEPARTMENT OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA. I
Jniy u, 1862. !
CESERAL-It has come my knowledge that many o'
our citizens engaged peaceM avocations been
and imprisoned because they refused to take the
oath Of aeg lance tho United states, while others b.
hard and harsh have been compelled % take
oath not to bear arms against that government
have learned that about hundred Of the latter
class have recently been released frcm Fortress
Monroe. This government refuses to admit tho
right OF tho Authorities Of tLe United states @
their parole not to render military service 10 their
country under the penalty Of ncurring punishment
in they fall into the hands Of your forces. am di-
rected by Secretary OF War to inform you that such
oaths will be regarded obligatory, and persons
who take them VIII BE- required to render military ser
vice.
Should your government treat tho r0dition OF such
service by those persons as breach of PAROLE pun
sh it accordingly this government will resort t. retaa
tory the only means Of compelling the OBJ
servance Of The rules Of civilized warfare.
have the honor to be, very respectfully, your obc
dent rvant, r.. L. LEE, General Commanding.
TO Major General G. b. MCCLELLAN commanding Army
Of the Potomac.
LETTER FROM GENERAL nALIEoK TO GENERAL LEE.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
WAshISGroN, August !, 1862. J
'eno'ai hh'' .0"'"n.'la"s' ~, 49,
ohNN"AL-ioui .s'' u o', ""' 'ee N'..~s y -
A''u'.i' 'enera, o'o0 W ''o 4s NV
Ns ehuofscn' 'na ~ "a Nv M 'Ae' 0p' y ~"
filed without being to the President or Secretary
Of War
learn today for the FIRST time mat such et'ef haa
been received, ana hasten 70 ieiiy. ,..ou
No authentic Information has been rccciVea III reaoh
to the execution oi eilhor Joha owen OF Muhofa, pat
measures WIZ be immediately taken 70 ascertain to 'sc's
OF these alleged executions, OF wAlcn yVN VII! pe aag
informed
need hardly assure YOU General, that SO lar a. lao
United States authorities are cchcerhea liS eotet ~lt
be carried on III strict accoieance Wih lne laws anu
uages Of modern warfare, ana hat All eAcesse5 WIZ DC
duly punisled In regard !. e burning oi piases &C.
within our lines oy persons IA disguise US peaceful oi
zens refer you TO my letter VI he ia q January
last TO General Price tnln~ You WIZ nh1
tho views ti0e expressed as not mAl'N iaAy
differing from those htaieu IA your Ease. @
In regard TO reaiaton py taking the iyes Of innocent
persons, know oil no mooern authorlty which usSs IL
except N tne ex,fec rs Cse W s harar v
The New York herald., 1862-08-14
Sketch of Brigadier General Thomas
Williams, u. y. A.


giving brcr account OF the alleged capture Of Baton
Rouge by rebel force udor the rebel gades General
john c. Rrccknrdgc there = report Of the death o.
Army, who commanded tic Union force oppcsed
the Brccklnridgc force.
General Williams Vas, in every sense Of the word,
IN liafy man, and in tho 0. his country
abou twenty five years. He was native of this
state, and nj tho iims Of his alleged rlesta WAS
furiy.fcur years cf age Ho entered the Military
Academy At West Poirt In 1898, cnl Gr.d'atei ia
1857. lie was le.itcly appointed Scc,li icGv'. !:
in the Foarth United states art,i!ry appsled Assist
ant Comm isIry OF Subsistence .auuary, ISIS, Acms
Ass tn' Professor oc Mathematics IA tho MItuy Aci-
ses :ioe 1910 10 1884, appcntedirst IeHtcnan' oco.
se., 1850; Asi.daC.uup 70 General Scott. trr 1871;
bseyet Captain far gallant AMI at,r2us cDndlct IN
tho battles Of Coatrois and cherGblsco August % ist7
tAaeust lslsl; breyet Msiof gallant coadaut u ihs
battle OF Chcpuitcacc, 18th September, 1877 ,NlfeA
$780, and appointed fail Captain IN lsJ0 tic was ap-
pointed Br!gadcr General OF yeuntosrs September,
1901, and Immediately placed IN caMiuaad oi
BRIGADE the Potomac. After the c4utgre of Fora
llat;cras, North Carolina, he put III command
of that woss where 10 remained an,it the org All atn
81 General Bailars gtuif expedition. 10 ihsa
signed a command under That officer, and ca.opcs,Gsi
with Admiral FarragGt's laet IN tho c,g'g.a II StS
Orleans ils was subsequently pIcei ia conlnaa4 ot
the military force Cooperating with tho naval elt iu the
,qto siege or ylcksburs, where ho remained aatn iHe
s.ogc raisei. returned to iaton Rouge N.fo 10
mmgnded Tie Union troops it tvs fsssl n94e Wat
l,acc. General Williams In every sense stlier,
geatlomn and warm friend. is scnla nauuefs ~.
pressed fayorabU aa thos, wlsh whom he asso.iuei,
ana as death Nsl spread !srp COON larEa vrcs
al friends AMI tic f-lil;t loses brave .ur8uatr.
The New York herald., 1862-08-14

The grand work of recruiting FOR the JEion armr Ia
oesr commenced To ssissipp ~ Gtnata phic!' $.
Boswell, ef Corinth, Miss. whose county f.sLaninro,
gave thousand ayht hugdrci majority for tho
Union Ahcu the secession ordinance as ttca 10 10
pcoplc and who vas cxpa;rato for his loyalty 10 IN,
uaion by tho archtra Jcr rp,is The General his
BEEN authorized by tho War department q raso aal
command volunteer brigade OF Infantry Mississippi
% f0r hrec years during tho war. Ga lcgi
consist Of ten companies, with the usual number
or line and saG oelcers. In Generals lccral.iag
abnities Wc havo doubt, and fcon the number 81
years ho has resided in &sslssppis and lis unGoublcd
loyalty 10 thu Union, have do0bt but suil.isut
nnuber oi loyal Mlssissippons viii be fould 70 hi big
regiments n short time. III, S,auunn. FL ac5 Broad
way. IL Is said, Wli command the Arst ressnauG
The New York herald., 1862-08-14
The Killed and Wounded at Cedar
Mountain.

tvfFEPPER va, August II, IS62.
The Following are The official lists Of killed ard wouudc
at the battle Of Cedar or Slaughter Mountain far
received
The national Republican., 1862-02-01
LOCAL NEWS.
Lsessrs Of Ralph Wade snsrssn.

Lsesars Of Ralph Walae EnsrSsn.
This philoqophsf, Known throughout the West.
sfn wprld = one Of It's deepest thiskers. last
night gave his yisws Of" Naltonality,' IN these
eufr1nG unef, before the vashngtpn Lecture
Asso0IAst0o,t - one Of the largest Au6lenoee that
has ever been convsLsd 1t the Smithsonian.
no ooee not regard AnAtiOu ~ oOnsiomePA.
ton Of voters, to be represented BY hungry
p0lit'c,ans, empowered TO partition and mOnop.
mated BY common Impulse, and seeking TO
work out common destiny. The corner -stbns
o. our nationality was assumed to be labor.
Man coins himself into labor, and arrives 10
secure his Past self to his future self the hands
Of an artist employed in an AIT, are always
pure.
Ne spoke Of the two forms Of lsbot-frss and
slave---shOwing that the latter tended to dc.
graded civilization, and Asked, why cannot the
higher civilization extend over the whole ooun.
try! Il not civilization heroic! Isitnot meant
f,r action, American is now word that means
opportunity. He thought that 10 the contest
were too prominent, but had no fear that half
measures would long obtain; when blows thick.
| en-, they would como harder. He treated with
concise wisdom the foreign aspect OF our affairs;
spoke Of the oompensations Of the war, the
bringing out the capabilities Of rough human
nature, the puri6cation Of the national life, the
diminution Of ply sioal consumpti0ns and dys
pepsias when there WAS SO much electricity.
In closing, he proclaimed emancipation W the
demand Of civilization, the inevitable oonolu
sion reached BY the logic Of events; that II
proclamations and efforts Of generals; that vic
tory win fall at last where II ought to fall, ant
that the march Of ideas will be found irresisti
blo. .. f.