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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-31

MERCHANTS, AID MECHANICS BANK,l
NaE1tISG, July II, 1862.
rTHHB DIREoroRs Of this Bank have declared a
Dividend Of four per cent ont of the eariiIngs Of
tho last six months, which be paid 10 the stock
holders or their legal representatives,, on demand
jyl6-lwd 81 8. BRADY, Cashier.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-03
FROM WASHINGTON.

w ashlngton, Jan. z.
The steamer Stepping-Stone came up
from the fotilla last night. She on her
reconnaissance up Occoquan Bay lately,
scattered the rebels with three welldi-
rected shots from her 24-pounder rifed
gun, The shells bursting right in the
midst of the rebels, but on her return she
was followed by rifemen, who, concealed
behind trees, fred several bullets through
her sides. One shot passed through the
head of the captains berth. The new
rebel battery is on Opossum Nose, this
side of Cockpit Point, and is therefore
the nearest battery to this city. AT least
one heavy rided gun is planted there, AS
shells have been fred into the mouth of
Mattawan Creek.
Gen. Benham has been released from
arrest and is ordered 10 report himself for
duty at once. The Court Of Inquiry 10
norcd the charges against him as soon as
received.
Col. Wilson's regiment of mechanic
fusileers have been ordered to report to
Gen. Lane at Fit Leayenworth. The line
officers Will be selected from the States
from which each company halls.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-03

The NEW York WoRLD.-Haying re-
Gently given this paper rub on the
strength of the oft-repeated assertion that
Mr.. Alexander Cummings was the chief
controller of the concern, we cheerfully
give place to the following explanation by
the lIorld:
The Tribune, in repeating the fact Of
Mr.. Cummings Withdrawal from the
World, states that he has hitherto been
the business manager of this journal.
The statement is incorrect It is due to
this journal and to Mr.. Cummings to say
that upon the union of the World with
the Courier and Enquirer, in July last,
Mr. Cummings ceased to be Its business
manager, and for the last four months has
had, besides a small proprietary interest,
only nominal connection With it.; with
out engagement in it's service, without re-
sporsibility for its management, or the
slightest authority over its columns
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
Last Nights Report.
THn SPANISH cAPTuRH IAN JUAN
D,ULxOA

New York, Jan. 2.
1t is reported that Carl Shurz las re-
signed the Spanish mission to take con-
mand in the army.
The workmcn at the Navy Yard num-
bering nearly 1900, have struck in con-
sequence Of recent order of the Secre-
tary Of the Navy requesting them to work
from sunrise to sunset, as is said outside.
The Chamber of Commerce to-day
adopted a resolution to propose memoir
ial to Congress asking for the speedy pas
sage Of effective laws by which equal tax
alton be levied on the several States; also
judicious system of excise to sustain the
public credit and form stable basia for
the ultimate liquidation Of the public
debt. A resolution was also adopted
after an extended discussion that the
Chamber II monstrates against the recent
construction OF the late tariff law by which
the act is made applicable TO goods in
bond inn orted prior to It's passage and
goods on ship-board prior to the fifth day
of August
The Spanish squadron took possession
of San Jran DUlloa on the 10th of De
cember. Vera Cruz was evacuated by
the Mexican troops the next day. They
retired without firing gun. Havanns
letters say that Santa Anna and Miramor
are both to 60 to Mexico. Gen. Prim
was at Havana aud was about 10 leave fol
Mexico with reinforcements.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-03
From Upton, MO.

A private letter written from the camp
of the 18th Illinois, at Upton, Mo-, on
the 18th, says there are 500 sick in tina,
town, and in the regimental hospital Of
the 18th, twenty-five. 1t says:
There is not beadstead, pillow, sheet
or cloth Of any kind, and no towels--the
Boys lie in their clothes. If you have
any influence | want you to have some
things sent to them. One poor fellow has
just been carried out dead, and this has
a depressing effect on our men. | Offer
ed dollar day for bed, with the priv
ilege Of letting some Of the soldiers take
care Of him. There is not room can
get for love or money, and our boys ought
to have more comforts than they can get
here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-03

DIS MONIES, Dec. 80, 6.

LES MONIES, lee. OF, Vi.
led. GATE CRY -
Dear Sir: viii you allow me, through
the medium of your journal, to tender the
thanks Of bereaved family, to the officers
and attendants of the Military Hospital,
the officers of the 18th Regiment and Of
Company d, and also many of the Ladies
and Gentlemen of your city, for their
kind attentions to my son, who died at
the Hospital on Christmas day
The eourtesies extended to Mrs. Beck
man, while il attendance upon the de-
eetsed. are gratefully remembered and
acknowledged.
Very truly. yours,
IL. BEEKMAN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-03
PhiladeInhia. Jan q

Capt. Alfred Bacon was not killed nj
paducah, as rfeviously reported, but in
sklrmish hEtween the rebel and federal
pickets nesr Calhoun, Mclean Go. A
guard composed Of men from the Sd Ky.
cavalry was attacked by large force Of
rebels, and 80 ofour..m men, including Capt.
Bacon, were killed, and 20 taken prison.
ers.
VIM. Bacon Stevens was consccrated
Asst Bishop of Pennsylvania to-day. q,
St. Andrews Church.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-03
THE SPANISH EXPEDITION.


We learn from the Havana Diaro that
the Governor of Vera Cruz was willing
70 cvacuate the oity, but demanded and
received respite of twenty-four hours.
Gen. Gaett on landing issued procla-
nation to the troops. and another to the
people; the latter to the effect that troops
had come thither only to demand satisfac-
ton FOR one failure OF traits and violence
committed against their compatriots, and
to obtain guarantees against similar cut
RACES. The greatest satisfaction of the
army would be after fulfilling its mission
from the Queen to return to its own coun-
try with the certainty Of having merited
the affections of the Mexicans.
Nearly one hundred riAed cannon, of
the latest pattern, were found in San
Juan
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-03

1W New Years day passed of in re-
nlarkablY quiet manner In this city. Dur
ing most Of the day Main street had a
very sunday-like appearance. Business
was generally suspended. and it may be
presumed that our people were generally
engaged in reviewing their past life and
forming good resolutions for their future
conduct, not forgetting to aid resolution
by disposing Of sundry roast turkies and
the accom- paniments.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-03
nIPTHERIA AND GROUP.

For these formidable and dangerous diseases Trask
Magnetic Ointment is unfailing remedy III used in
season. Apply freely TO the Throat and Chest
err with hot 6annel This Ointment has been before
the public ~ years, aad s constantly increasing
demand has established it's reputation . y superior
Liuimentip all cases where aonihips and relaxing
remedy s required particularly In Kheuma,ism, Men,
ralgia Inflammation OF the bowels and kidneys, spi
nal affections, Sore Eyes Burns, Piles, Wounds and
Bruises.
see last page, also pamphlet with agent. and
each bottle.
Sold by all Druggists. Price Is cents
Order may he sadressedio J. r. Wlikinton, Whole
sale Agent, No. VI Main ST., Keokuk, Lows.
decl3dlma2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-03
For the Gate Cit,
A Card.
CAMP HALLEcK, KEoKUK,l

NAHI IIAIsIaf8NhJ IN FlUh n n
January LIST, '62.
Mr.. EDITOR At meeting held ut
the quarters of Company L, 18th Regi-
ment, this evening. the following resolu-
ton was unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That We, the members Of
Company Il, tender our warmest thanks
to the Ladies of Danvillc and vicinity,
Des Moines county, for that sumptuouu
+" New Years" dinner so kindly sent us,
and beg to assure them that their SUBJ
stsntial remembrance Of the sboys" was
appreciated as it deserved.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-03

rT According to the Fl. Madison
Plaipdealer the GATE Cry believes in
stealing .tnigeers,' holds that the 'nig-
ger is fully equal to the white man, pre-
fers Abolitionism to the Constitution, and
is undermining the superstructioa Of the
American Union"
II the fellow who wrote that stuff didn' I
know he was lying, we pity his ignorance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-03

DEATH or AN OLD SETTLER.-Mr. j.
NJ. Anderson, formerly Overseer of the
Poor in this place, died on Wednesday
night, at his residence near Summitville
The funeral will be attended to-day, at
his late residence. The body will be
brought to this city for interment, leaving
Summityille at 10 a. IN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-03

M Water being low, and Ice permit.
ting, the Platte Valley viii very probably
take load very soon, and leave for Cairo.
She will be commanded by Capt. Chas. S.
Morrison, Of. Keokuk, Iowa, an expc-
rienced and popular boatman, who we pre-
sumo has taken, or will take, athe oath ?
without dcfalcation or discount.--TSt.
Louis Democrat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-03
THE GATE CITY
FRIDAY, JANUARY B.
EYWe are indebted to Mr.. Edward
Kilbournc, who has just returned from
the East, for bundle Of late papers.

RIyER-The Hamilton Belle was in
on New Years day, took large load and
went below. The cold weather of the
past two days has lowered the river and
MARI owed the channel, Ice Is running
thick.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-03
New Hampshire H RublIcan Conven.
ton.
Concord, N. f., Jan. 2.

Concord, N. f.. Jan. 2.
D The New Hampshire Republican Con-
Sention to-day nominated Gov Berry for
reelection. DIR. Crosby, of Hanover,
(Democrato received the nomination for
Rail Road Commissioner. Resolutions
were adopted sustaining the Government
in prosecuting the war, endorsing the ma
tional administration, demanding strict
economy, endorsing the State authorities,
thanking the volunteers for their devotion,
and promising to support the candidates,
without regard TO party issues.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-03
THROAT AND LUNGS.

Al this season Of the year xhen coughs and colds
arc troublesome every family should have safe and
certain remedy al hand. RaAsem's Hive Syrup and
Ioin the serg hing. IL 10 net only pleasant FOR
children 10 take. but is certain care for Group,
MhooplnE Cough Bronchitis, asthma. Coughs. and all
sTecstons Of tic Throat wnd Lungs.
Sold By all prugEias. Price a5cents.
Orders may be addressed ioJ. r. " ilkinson, Whole.
sale Agent. to.'sI hain-st., keokuk, Iowa.
deel3dfmw2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-03

ARRIVALS OF STEAMERS.

The steamer Ariel arrived here yester-
day, from Port Royal 18th. She brings
no news.
The frigAte Sabine arrived yesterday
from Georgetown, South Carolina, via
Port Royal, for repairs.
The prize bark Empress arrived from
New Orleans.
The steam corvette Richmond arrived
today from Key West.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-03

~ Jenny Lind gave the poor Of Alb
erdeen, England, l6U guineas after one Of
her concerts there.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-03
. AR WAR;! WAK.!!

:" Ar! WAR!. WAR Il!
All persons keeping or having for sale, pu,
kinds OF Munitions OF War, such Guns. Pistols Re
volvcrs and all kinds of unition required not
to selit nny person without order from the
signed This order must be strictly complied with,
uudor penalty offorfeiiing all ARTICLES mentioned In
their posse saloA. JOHN sTANNue.
jiyI3d surveyor Por, OF keokuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
M ASONIC NOTICE.

M "
The members OF Eagle Lodge No. u, are - y
hereby notified 10 met ut Measonic Hall this morning
January 3D. At 10 O'clock for the purpose Of attend
ing the funeral Of Brother ]. Anderson. All men,
beers In good standing Especially invited BY eIs
der of STANTON CADY,y.W
jnn3 dit
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-03

Az CASES FRESH BALTIMORE
IN COVE OYSTERS just received and FOR saie by
moved KELLOGG Il bIkEE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07
LATER ERON EUROPE.

HALIFAX, Nay --Th= steamer Auasrics hss srrI5ei
with aGv.ces 10 toe .0ib ut
The Lludoa Times etiIohal'y eIpatiltes on the i'm
p0rtaIoe Of tie suige for New Orleans and sAJs thlt
the occupation OF that place by the Fcdersls YOU'D he
ike torlqlet tghtenei over the great sr:try a tie
SscPisd StalCs
The London MorOiog Herald has sarcastic editorial
on the pretrscled contiI Of the American struggle
Il secs NJ sign OF exhaustion in the North or dHcCGl
sgemrnt in the w. and believes that speedy pesce
ia psl4ss The editor further says that the govern n-ut
ut Washington sheUli be permitted to have en- noTe
chance and If Is al the Great Powers thOu.d 1eGptj
ry interfere on behalf Of the general wei being Of
mankind. That this hiss not been dono before Is osrg
to the generosity ut E0sIGnd France was ready, hut
IL Il t!rle - saud should eeGsc 10 stand between hsf
own peops and tho rolie; they need
Further expsrment. In armor plating ships srs -.
q ing he attention IL France aaa England.
I, Is ~ 1OFed that the eFch Ice have arrested
$50 aorknen On tie charge Of seditoD.
The Austrian Government has scot two naval epg
to America to Insect the Eonisos and ken,Pso
and rev coast for,ihc ons.
There lie great d Il sl par5 OF Italy At the recent
language Of Lord P4.msis.on and Er Gladstone In tie
rec ut debate the Italian question 10 the Bh=h Pr
lismeHt
Intelligence ia received that abort hys ihoassCd PEI
sil ,roops with hundred f,ns, on thtr vsy
TO H.ra', and th,t Di' Jaw Of Esrs dirSctsd b.
Ri x had ordered siI.ce1 thousand Sosars aud infantry
20 march agairs; them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07
,I.s.,g. ofIhr Gorcrnor.

&C. Slzs -1rss vii De loon % expires, spirit S0Fthy
a. VTs 41v--s or whose Capital 'hroate1sd oy 81
.sv.iaE slray. /; coumsIc.s with an allegation Of
.ar-l. agsi15. lhs Co-s,rip-en aF, bpi rccoErecds
-Asi.s.,c 20 20 proy-i9us, AID a Pc ?oaCm9Lt CT
q. ~ g. rl.l ne present troubles shall have
545ssj zs4y When g.- var j. eEisd'-s8y5 lie Gov
s,ror'se GA lSca-s these qu,s iOas, and &C settle
shSa -s o T,-rye IGs rights Of tee S:aes. Hasno-
"v UE' = esd corc.lG9n are Indispensable % success
'.osi 4-t si., Is DE EI5caiye OF the SAte, (pTo-
s-ia5 srsast Is "a - Infringement Of Sale Iigat-)
"s5a o.. 10 s ps.s-ye; ard respectfully and earnes
" # az-c la7r ca. Ole, a. rave uniformly Gouo =
'.rrg. SD c,c-rr! rerPc1sc 20 IT, rclui-e.eenls-
',y- tls invader tra' 2l7 SOL. es-taish the lnee
"g,lf,--, o.. o.. S.a-aera CoUfelsrscy, and thea We
.--.. marx e--rv s.t distinctly ;1e 'r, b,tvean safe
".ed T.a.si -,aa .uhoriy v This Is frssk7 s-a.el.
,s -.lc.sl .r Tsas-r.a9- W vii E,s, dive re bl.
-.i.r or on . add ne vii chem tslel 2ny VI Is7
Law. -zs.t1s .a-'. v5rsrl. ,s-s be s1eh-;La, Viz.
Fta 49,. lTlI- .i sauzs Of poser, come ifcEn shat
r.r--. -'zyf r. rsy.
t-s %. sa-1 eT.' a0rds NJ encouragement 10 tie
l--s ..sr- r s'ri.= -sY-rsss, On, sl1e.s TO
- 2 -ea,'-s as o. the t'is., oar ancestors ndused
.l sac ssu- c.~7e a7i su'T 7cei;c.a Al -ndoaS,sd
.-...-' 20 q r,sy.lss and united g,o-l-.
R-sIg'i-s a- o1e,ni % sdrsIy, sveU's Ehich have
;.--'l uor se msritlo supremacy Of the enemy, the
6,T r5ss 50'..5 recommends counter INVASION, AID
ses r,.lIs e the most valuable character from
els 0zs1s, o. gouey.
- probable sea, OF the B,gus Constitution COZ
,ysi ov ;as 4ors go md Psrpout gives ~ gres;
,rsocaEsm-at ! ,aors rht' orr people are true 10
.lsi. --,.sa. a-,ro- l. p.0sss thai sboht.oniss AID
'' s-s esl-g. aal-s people from theig duties
I'd - c-i,us " DO no. sogo. =, shall win bsSk al
.-- .rs eaI once nso-s welcome ia people the
7-sr,-.IF s-L sgei-'y O. vl-cl -lsy we're born.
See toe- tae ircs.i,lss n % adopt tue zoEg ion Of
o. 6J,--or sHi lvo.s theirs Ives 10 lie enactment Of
SUN .ar.-,- a. u,y tend 20 -'rcrg-he1 the cSmmoa
c-'.s sd usy-'.- t,5 es.isrs OF the ColHouvsllt .
s.i. commend .Us ah''s o. tas pa'rolS message %
~. approval Of cur rss5ers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07

A p.iHiul Umps r.-y1ed tlu Gig yea egday, BAT
Robert scott E-q 81 F.uq1isr bad los. Ls life, last
gdjsy or Saturday, tty Lauas 0. band Vi Yankee
thayys aud cu-;hrosts. ' ts5 saNorSoot Of Warr,n.
,r. TIE story "a that gang OF s-1 rparauders we've
f.alsring through tho ,ou1y sas IA. ~ Scott col.
scai party OF his reg oors and vent 'oIh to chas.
20 and e1psl them E.orda ,ar,ry thea somewhere
between wnEsn:Ou aud s.sm Re ldvapo-i At the head
II BIZ parry vixen las, sbg tom he films eulst,d
B., Soay. We sincerely u-=s has tie r,p9rs msy he
gDioundsd bur !; reaches . ia ssy 20 i,e sppre-
aossion, ssj justly public au-'oa 10 r. # !. shouli
prove 'FaS, every Virg.0iaa wi born to hesono his
aysrFsr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07
ParIiHaa hangers.

Attention is directed TO the cad OF Captain Jahn
Scott calling for volunteers in toe par'S strc;-
Stere are very lev Of readers shG aesd be told who
captain & H. since 70 most C! them he l. suoFn as a
e'msT editor OF The WSq. We need net say 70 them,
70 the public generally, that be is gentleman Of su.
tror iueic. ard q the manlts. nature He proposes
v operate with the eneDys lhes, snd promises that
is followers shall hsyo 10 geIson to complain of be
oigm Of camp life. Nothing saser tbsa that he will
Es this promise. A the originator and fsl Captain
Of the famous Black Rorsa corps Of F,ue her. Capt g
sEh Ejsd al! tho qllkiss Of kful aud dashrg cav
,,y s.L % IA oos OF the bes. aud bold,.t rierq il
re s, Nsenhusi siie en,etO-z ug and Ei,hou iear-
L.tst Nnd worthy Of suel Leader raS t. DIS call and
Alhby Nd Morgan NAY LOOK T. thsir lIu,sih
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07
The War.

%. J31iter With foscs OF less than 6ss bundred
ossay engaged the enemy successfully the lei inst
s saor; d.zAaos from .PdOcstOr, Mercer county Our
ls. three killed ana ten wounded The loss OF 'he
s1eVy sss considerable The FedsrAs having received
L5.,y achievements. Co Jsu'r retired to Rocky Sap
l,rony po.5on, sfi5r burnt the village OF princeton
20 p,sveas it, falling 51to the bands OF the enemy
"A ,G,s, ls;;er from Williamsburg states that the
enemy uarsasi oar cayslry Piokos nearly to the town.
Sunday alse.ao5g 5u. uere easily repused by the
guId. commanded BY Big. G IN kcLIWs. Toe enemy
l5s. peoa o; artillery two eAissoas, sad some fdeSn
g-s1.5r- TIE fourth Virginia cavalry, Lieut. COlOasi
v g4h,u, made handsome charge.
An eli sal l.spl.o5 from S:Suntol, dated 5h instant
sses ,aa. tie enemy evacuated Earri-onburg on Men
a.. Toe town ia nov in possession Of eur cavalry
lEdsr Captain Wiushsli
gentleman Of this e.y, who went up 10 ErsderiCks-
burg Slnd.y, arriving there u, o'clock NJ, and
oii nss. morning soOl: orck. STAKES that the enemy
had contracted tuo temporary bridges the Rap
rsrsnao0k, a; Fredericksburg, one pOnton sridge,
ls ot6sr Constructed OF canal bOs,s large force Of
illsaEy Lad crossed o. former. TIE cizsas remain
z,-u.sa,y loyal Toe merchants and shopnea refuse to
81. sS-1s % the llIksts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07
son,hwo.sern vir.tnIa.

We deem it duty 70 o-A gho affection O. Z
War ,ata9Tigs TO tac complain: tNu c5u's Up f'om
the souhscsg CT the sest Of commando tho ua5,r-
s.,uG the rolJs resources lid people o, r2,t quartet
!bis 20. attributable entirely 60 the general desire 10
sc FlsyJ reus.tsd b., 70 alleged Hiov,n,ua aud con.
sIrcGOa o; military authority s,45u,sd to the oli:sis
u CHIEF command.
The daa aa: ;uia revolution Acne 20 be fought by
Cou=crip: army and imPoc.,d COMMANDERS wou DO
gave Rsvou iouSFy depend. upon p5fu
bar convictions OF Wisjom AMI ul,ce IN those Who con-
dues Il. The highest discipline ard the most rtcoudte
segusiaA5cs viii iitary seeros WI sYlil nothing
tue people ere souated ~ disregard OF their rights or
20 AIRY denorsszsd by neglect Of Ia comfort. lie,
ar aqtaoridss lsen or irq1irs into thesa things.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07
Tbs YsuAe. Empire.

:-1Is Aze uluy evidences that he Yankees have
O. .zisss r-ajcsyd the restoration C: TIE ion 10.
sa by ,-7 srs.aa OF eyasy y-irc-rs a7on ~hish
"a t-fla va iea32l Trsy have scq11ri dalai1.cu
s.ef S,i,lL sd Esl,ucsy, skieh they hold by lbs
.ss1as. ,al h--r zgs ~ re ls- TIE military o;cgrs.
.-- cot Sc lg..r. ara me 5d5:uCl. 81 reu fos Tie
,s.sl Of .-s 51-s4. Agc tree ssC5 proves d.; the
,,s-..- o.. h. Ue;s1 have 0sga violated and 'hc iu-
s.g.e--s repealed.
zH.-t 'l'- t-srs an aspiration AFTER Epps ru,si-
it If i- taos, 40 srs eoadrc..ag this var 10 lss
E.-a t. Tr''c.
~ aEC .g. s.h the idea o; nil Gary posar. Ttey
h-ys discovered -.rK7.e.sdiy, svs CT war 4soeas.
ts r-aoa, Eayl r1r era he Og.lui1 .,Ol OF a. Ia-
sr. Dslaosr-y possible.
% % common tisf RI; ths North that ,ac v dfugcl.
G--- VII place re ve-,a I'D yArou.sa o tie uougtry
&c lse Disposal Of me jaaroggss vh9 LEAD the labb.
Bee sls suspension Of the aabeas cepls sso ettyrce-
acct o. naifaA' the res,r.e9a5 upon Tire pee, l-
ne 5l1.s F.a-l, 0. i've speech.
50 re GoI establishing he Union oyc, he Sou.
- Ia7.ee- can usTs- an 5s;sblsh Il eses ;sruise 5s
sac Constitution t.s been r1si together as s,O, All
oa.FlIed hy ,te h--s .; tIs revolution
TIE ~ihtgsuaJ o. Cd, Southern SAFES plled down
tas plais Of &c Ulos, s1d there arc nUre = DO can
I-s.It T..
Yankee lisa 30 Ap,sii ,,ao,lasy 4 OF. ll,G ia
''s l'eat Of ~. B.- upoa lhs Nt 7asl D,ssaevt Pc
p-spls-1 ts tul.c-I aud per asasnt man ausn,e
90 Of aa ray s-d Iz,, susia7, in numbers am z,,
i..eg 90 comm pee b-si a, home aud sbruld--
rs.9oo: bssgd Islsgalb. s-gr1rcas Of ofr Ply.
rsfl a5'F 20 gs5Epy rtiess Glmcsfc irsu. I, e..ca
'' I'D SO sssgI .p,zi-r azs.ss ior."
20 fsaa,r ;-s asr5i-g AMY more jI.elys, DE- rr.-
pc 70 -uE.cES t.s Institutions OF i7s.ru,on {, r1t.
's-5 srJ aa7al z.-geto su'a-rs the ruanuiscLre Of
afri- 9.:-, I'D navel r.c-,s.
To eea- o. ga ',- Sgyhsgr frontier are 10 ,, ure.
sls- ioF b. ls erection Ct tori ,aiors arcl 10 ne
.=ss7 al s!cyc be csa1as'- which v5muu1ics.r VIII
C.,zta, a-d stlus adous channels ae 10 be opsr,d n
Jseel tie Mpsl- =. ard re lake,, BY which gtsboss
glu'! b -1l5.sd - patrol The Solhesn, West n a.,
= ide Ssts Suua 10 BE seatEe q. "a. kes Srmi,,.
,la, A-frs -aoa the sources Of taxation an1 ruJEc
-,5l 20 keep i1 Pay m,Fcc1ary eers they lcrl.,e
-st the. mari. u0 poter gill enable them 70 iisuIre
=, iaigfos a5 keep Tao We. vii as the SJu:h in
POT s''iol A,- .eaussi.- III. titus ave CircinSt, s.;
" i'' ul!e's, sll L1usS.Is aud blockade iheis mo
sl'si'''7. ssea nc .-slGe theory vhicl ,hs .scc~s
CO H''aT a'e's AID surooats sgsiust a. uudslr Ged
s's'I 10 excited IN lie Y.lass ulod.
D. ne o'eaaon OF s,s1dre army adequate 10 q
'5oa s9ti 'caoa over eou-abt S.alss and ovs,.u an
Jus elsnaa' ~W accsssIruy destroy the Coxst.,u (
'',Ai Ion "b'o- tie Yarkses pretsld to rssrse, - !
LAC - o'a' araiss, whether Swiss, hAneluk.s Or
'-i-'e'' he i''a' adequate 70 keep svsa h.rylaaS,