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ground that he had no legal power 20 cAii
out men for its defense. Many OF the Demo
crats Of Indiana cried out. Amen shame
on sueh men. defended jackson for call
Ing out tia mounted men OF tennessee
against the orders of the Secretary oil war
aud the Governor Of Tennessee. Can ! turn
back on that record. and refuse 70 defend
Mr.. Lipcolaf Ii Jackson had been IA baiu.
more that bridge burner Menyman would
have had no chance for writ OF habcas cor
psls. tie would have hung him as hlgn as
haman al once. Ny doctrine j. WAR 10
the knife, and the knife To the nilt,'
But these old Democrats are alarmed al
martial Law. "a il Il never was declared be
fore in this country. The Democrats Ad
dress. signed by some men who never were
Democrats: and not signed By those who have
never been anything else, ialsifies facts wheI
Il states that martial law has never suspend
ell the habeas corpus before IN this country
Ii vas suspended in New Orleans ia 1919, a
Saekett's Harbor. and al other places.
have said those Who had not been Democrat
long signed this address No wonder the
make such mistakes.
Mr.. Secrest continued ios some minute
longer with great effect. but We have no
space TO give anything like a fair and abe
quaie report Of his speech Wewish NE had
but Our columns are not big enough Tor al
the good things that came out at the Con
vention.
When Nc Secrest had been speaking SOU,
fIteen minutes OF Whereabouts, he WAS inteI
rapted b, the return of the Cammsite on os
| gsnixation.
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La tho Democratic County convention AZ
Gresac.stie. on Mouday of last week. rich
-cene occurred. in speaking Of which the
Putnam Banner says: Col. kise lifelong
Democrat. bu. true ard valiant patriot.
stopped short time at Greencastle on Moa
day, on his return from the army 20 bis fami
". This, being the day on which the Bright
and yallandigham Democracy held their
convention for the nomination Of county
candidates, the leaders in town learning that
Col. Kisc was present. solicited him 20 make
speech The Colonel reluctantly consent.
ing. the news MAS soon heralded throughout
the city BY the Aforesaid so-cailed Demoera-
cy. that D,1snerafie speech. commencing at
early candle lighting Well. the people a.
sembled. and Col. Rise appeared according
20 appointments. But imagine, IL YOU can.
The chagrin and disappointment OF the sym
pathisers when the Colonel denounced in the
mott emphatic and sarcastic terms the sth OF
January Cony ention. aud the course OF yoor
bees and yailandisham. All was lost, Col
Kise utterly demolished the fabric erected 9
few hours before to catch votes in the CON
ing county canvass The county convention
baf a fe~ hours since, had approved and en-
dorsei ValIandigham aud Voorhees, and th'
-th Of January resolutions. only to be de
molished By Democratic speaker Of thei
own selection. Too bad The way th'
most OF than stsdsddied, when the, fou-,
the drift OF the Colonei's remarks. was real
" iaughable The sugar coated Tressona
tile speech of toorhees was Landed and ap-
proved by the Democracy in their ccnvsn
zion on Monday. and at night denounced b.
Col. Kise. life long Democrat and an Oh
Ger in the army.
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W. learn that Col. Rise told the people
on Monday night that he had voted for Dan
Voorhees, before the Democrats Of fAis coun
y did. Dan was candidate for Congress
ia the eth District. bat after being :efe.tc
left that District aud became resident Of
his lie 1.-THE Colonel regarded Daniel rs
= talented young man, bat ia his late speech
IA Congress he had covered up more treason
than had been compressed 10 that space by
any other sympsthixer in Congress. Dan
sAs good at ssyar coating Pafnam Bsnner
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LEGAL.
I'm Ordinance

Lerying Tax for me goar is62-
DE IL ORDAINED by tee Com
- mon Couneli Of the city u Tsrre H4ute, that
the amount and rate u tax 70 be levied all proper
y subject 10 Stsis ana Cagnfy taxation within the
city u Terri hsute, fof the year A. q. lsss shall
he, aud the = hereby nksd Al forty -lss cents
ior general purpose. on Every one huqfred d0fisfs
valuation OF real AMI personal property sna poll
tAA ~ nifty cents ON every white nah inhabltant
sane and not psuper. Of the age sftwsnt. cue and
not over rny years.
Adopted june N, y. iso9.
". II. srFHAsT. 1.yof.
Attest J y 6tlIok. Clerk
nns20dSw2s
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Hsas4>er.S CIV. June n lea
IT, fk< Prsssa<sf - ~ aisa Cear<.fsea
Dssa Sal Fegrr, hessr slsseuf from the
<rest meeting ~ he ruion ss>n a sns
STATE: hss ti.is = 90 tinss fsr ans RAN. hoe
sser hamble. "a leave kis I-s.t II tls.-isl
duty.
<oblg have the sous 81 Indiana sustained
The patriotic history asd smpa'~s tcasestk
81 By their Fathers. IN tbs terrible eenie.s
fos national eRsssen~e. Their fame -A~Si.
brighter lussrI upon almost every battle fsls.
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The Unconditional Union Convention y
Indiana met at 10 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing IN the State House grove. A tsmporsr,
organization was effected by calling Hon
Jehu 7. Elliott. Of Henry county. to the
Chair. and selecting c. +. Shipley of Della
ware county. a. Secretary.
\ committee Of two from each District
composed Of Democrat and Republican in
each case. was appointed 10 report perma-
nent officers. who reported
For President--Uoy. y. L. Morton.
For Vice Presidents:
l., Dis,rict--A Johnson VI wsrick.
IA District-Jno. I. Morrison. of Washing
ton.
sth D.srict-R. ID. Logan Of Rush
5th Distriet--E yansant, Of Union.
9Th District-W. J Elicit, of Marion
ish District-w. X Edwards OF yigo.
sth District--Jno. Lee. Of Montgomery.
10th District-R. Spencer Of White
ll'h District-Jno. Brownlce, OF Grant
Principal secretay-Wm. c. Lupson of
Marion.
Assistant Secretaries Crawford Of
Floyd: j. j. Hayden. Of Marion. ]. q. Hutch
n-on. Of knos: T. r. Dickinson. ofDekslb.
G. J.. Saipley. of Delaware.
The following resolutions we're offered a.
being tho sent,nents Of the Democrats Who
participated In the proceedings.
pFuccssrtc RESOLUTIONS
Resoised, That the resolutions To be adop
TED BY the Union Convention TO be held To-
lay oasht to embrace al tho following OBJ
Ject-.
III, The Union Of al good citizens. With
out distinction ct party. 10 maintain the Con.
st'tgfion Of the un,ses States NJ IL came
from tls hsnds OF u. founders. with al ~
guarantees and safeguards for the protection
ot the rishs- "f al che p~ople aud al the
<tatcs
, The protection ~ the loysl people OF
tie re',elh.as States
4 The cheerful aud hearty Support Of our
Sst.sasi and State administrations IN all
necessary measures 10 pat dosa ani nlierly
crush oat the present eanslnsal sad cause
less rebellion, AMI TO viss Nth condixn pun
ishment the leading traitors. Who have insti-
gated u. aud those Who have malicion@Is
participated N n atrocioas and horrible
enormltiet.
4 The care. ssssseeanec and euconr.es-
msnt Of tie soiisefs ~ the Uoson armie. Who
are endering hsnl-hips. dsnger. and p~,ss-
tons Who are sacrificing their health sol
lives IN the defense OF our Institutions
ksseiced. That on platform embracing
substantially the foregoing objects. re Niii
cordially unite with ans AMI All 81 our fellow
citizens. eithoat ass rrrsrJ IN formef party
names or associations.
Resolved. That ~e have ~ sympathy sah
the designs and purposes % the rebels 90
their sympsthl,efs. ee Of radical sbolllionisi-
Rsssisea. That a copy Of these resolutions
ee presented 20 the committee on''resoinfion~
81 the Convention when Il assemblies
They we're ress sud referred - the Con-
liiff<c
Hon. henss Sscse~s dell,e sei an eloquent
speech shiie the Committe wss out
Gsv. Morton. o. taking the chair mad.
an appropriate ad.iFsss
The follossng letter from ssev wr,vh,
vas rod.
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Harvester for 1862.
Farmers .1ffeMfiOuf
A CHALLENGES OFFERED.


Balls Ohio Mower AMI Reapef Inn.
proved :
Secsrcd ~ S.<feen Separate Psfehfs,
Thi. machine, at the vsrtous TRIALS ard Faifs.
has taken a. almost unprecedsEied naaib-r II pre-
minm<. Al thc greatest practical field trail II
heapsfs sDd Noscrs ever he'd IA the tnitei s,.tes
40 Syrscn-e. y b. this msebina received the
grss,est hnm'rf Il sfe.it fnafAs .ntitrv u g. ~.
Grsnd sold Assi 4lssi D.pllns ancred ~ The t'ni
- Stat Asfi.uitnfsi Seci~ty Coz The bFSf Mos
~ M fiur.
tfisl in Tie Geld e AT that Z. required - siss
fts nstt"s pa fsFesce e>sr al ether AMI re r,s
isks s. -fs u u Offering shaiiengr Tor fltal a
ths Ohio W. sper ard Aswc4 ssA Coxrf>rp Nscliue
against ~ others ~nefs Zee ssle "a this market
Farmers ~iti d. esil go cas- aad examine thts
issh'ns D. fore ruFrh rs aas .sllsr.
fot .se a. uuf Wafetou.
tHNFR4 NrNFr~
We 49, IL. gent To- N...fe's Y.fesa lsarroesH
,,rrh. iHill ssf ,hs 's.Anfv susar Mi
l"t'ei~tu T-eNEE NJ krfS
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w. r: DC Lauaser, W. ID.

III ~ I'M NM ~tfktf F1F7N.
Give speisi siientioH b III treatment u De
= ~ fye. ems Ear. oyersts fof csisrsc Ar
sacasl Pupil. fre,xium, sssphylom., stkblsnas-.
A. Resosrs he vsftsas Terms q Acute anf
chrotis lnssmsfion a. ~ W. and Var, by mid
eesSse 4 remeilai ssssu. Restores slsat % ~
hlis. and Hearing g The DEAF u al css@. su.c~p
tnf> q cure b op<rstion o. medical treatment
Nay b. consaiisi. FREE % charge. b. letter az
sbssiss. ofses. Sceskssst o~nsr ssfons ss.t 20.
Lar sffesis. fsrrs-Hsats. Indiana tfs1Etly'
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40 TO a. &. BURROWS. No.
~ -, Nain strect Yea vii isd rs house fuil
q Fre.h Go,ds q ever thing tat can 10 pat In
hoase of TIE kiuf sd ssid ior xery small profit o.,
cash A. tie g-ofs are bcurht fos cssh. and nv M,
~. he quality sud price vii cosnrsr. favorable
vith sny hcnss IN tn CITY.
fv-rytaiug saia viii ~ seiiv~a 10y PAT - ~
city IRE - chsTre.
a a.. fUHsow's
narehisf0
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DEPOT OF THE AUDITOR OF

Il y vigo county. showing the amount received
aud disbufssd for the year commencing .uno let
1881. and eiisng May 3lst, u. sses inclasiye'
sfcfifrs
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School Fund Revenue.

fIT< ESII-NN NJ hI4 DIfo III
u button OF the School fund Revenue vas this
day made, amounting 90 sl0 sse.ls. The several
Township Trustees can now receive the spportiOu-
ment due their respective Townships By caiuz upon
the Auditor.
June IS, 1851, lancsed6wlw
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THE undersigned offers 10 the citi-
] ans a fssre nsats and vicinity, fns and
large q fewers Consisting % roses.
rerbsnas AMI boaqust.. 49, also ~vsrEse~ns. early
vegetables, stc h. esoIs Meth Main strrst, BE-
tween ssh sni Iih Susefs, ard siss n kis Carrier.
N frsf isns eet~ssn a. vfoc~nn.s snf Carlisle
Road WILLIAM SCHOIL
usr1af1. florist snf Gsrdsler
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)koF. GEoksE w. CANADA
Il having r.tttes bis shaving ana Hair Dressing
saleon sNclnlng tie Terre Hsrfe House, hess leave
20 nfor the eitirsns snd public generally. that b~
4 nv prepared 20 wait upon eustonsrs IN be
sksmpsonlns snf Cutting ladies and Little 6ifi.
Hair 0ko. W CANADA
ssofu
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TuE proceedings Of the Union Convention
xhlrh are published this morning. are taken
principally from the State Journals report.
wscan the attention -four Democrats fiends
~ ,he speech Of Hon. HrsKr SscRr<r he
IA. been /. Democrat for forty years. and "a
certainly entitled to much regard
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MUSICAL.
-. g.. k1NDEUANN.
i l sftH
PIANO TUNER and REpAIRFp

"fouID respectfully Announce 4. H.. .i,f,.... -.
w trFr" haate and surrounding country ttat h
= ready On All calls 70 repair aae tune Pancs ane
% Keep them 10 goed osssr by he near Ne Ca Ia
found AZ The Drug Store IN the Terri Hause Hco,e
baidinx, aud ms charges wifi be fosrnd - ~ reaso
able he bcgs leave % suijoIn lbc iollewins refer
cRcss.
NJ. g iINDEMASN, Pane TurcT. has pursued
the susness Ia this place fosF yeafs with perfect
Success aud entire satisfaction 20 his employer
All the plsnoe - the Tcfre Iaute Female Colire.
have oesa under his care, and a. has gained ny si-
tire oolhdcpcs. ] eaa tLspfors, cordially recon-
lssnd him 70 any rtr>ons "a IBIS sisinliy who may
teed his scrtioss, reliable and a correct
iu1ef whose services uiil DC more desirable from
tsc fast thai living he aterd TO his bussnrss
whenever any accident may render 10 necessary.
J. 4. MEI<INGEk.
fFlaelpsl - the Music Dspartmeut ~ The
rs Terfe HsHte Female College.
We. the subscribers. heartily concur in the above
Recommendation.
REN. JOHN COVERT,
RAW. JACOB CHAPMAN.
kkN. LYMAN ABBOTT.
hkN. ~. A. JfMfTt.
Jansl2dis
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Ca the hrss ballot far Auiltor 81 Stale
Albert LsnKe having received al tie votes
ctsi bar ,vslse. cas- declared daily uomins
I'll The naassnssion 49, then N 40 esst5
rzon@
FasssrasR - <TkFE
ia the Arss ballot fes Treasures Of STATE.
Jousshan :. hsrsey hssias received al the
mattel
sFfoskff as~setI
IL. 60 IL. T. - - -
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THE ASSASSINATION OF GEN. w. R.

The ASSASSINATION OF GEN. w. r.
CAswELL.-The telegraph has noticed the
assassination Of Gen. w. X Caswell, near
Knoxville, Tenn. He WAS found about
half a mile from his house with his throat
cut and his body otherwise mangled by
the knives Of sssassins. His servants said
they saw him struggling with some men
in the road, but before they could reach
him he was killed. A cavalry party had
been sent out to scout for the murderers.
Gen. Cas~ell was about SO years OF age
and served with great distinction in The
Mexican war; He WAS among The frst
citizens Of Knoxville to embrace the cause
Of the C"nfcderacv. and WAS appointed
Brigadier General 10 the Tennessee State
service, and commanded the forces until
they were turned over TO the Confederate
Government, when he retired TO private
lile.-Piehmond Dispatch.
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white while freeing the black, and insist.
ing that New England was making all
the money, bolding all the contracts, and
escaping with fea er soldiers IN the field,
and lighter burdens OF taxation than the
West. 1--WE ara made their hewers Of
wood and drawers Of water, while they
run the uigger exclusively for money"
This is, certainly, very plain talk. and
shows clearly that tue great West" is
BY no means bound to the car of :be
grasping cunning East Her interests,
says one o: the speakers, are with the
South; and, we may add, if she would
only act upon this idea, she might bv
cutting loose from her Eastern master, SO
cure her prosperity now and forever.
Mr.. Vsllandingham, in one Of bis
speeches in Congress, said "There is
West" Tue words were, perhaps, ON
nious; and the "begining OF the end"
which So many hearts are anxiously beat
ing TO witness, may have commenced in
the facts and sentiments 10 which we
have alluded.
A meeting in Butler county, Ohio, has
also declared lbat "The Federal Govern.
ment should be taught that the Great
West will not permit itself to be utterly
ruined and impoverished by partial
Congress !"
Her obvious policy then is. as we have
already intimated, to cut loose from the
North and East ; and fshe will not unite
her destiny with tiat Of the Southern
Coniederaty, at least establish bond Of
peace and unity with it, by which means
she may be able to retain her trade with
the South, and become, really and truly,
"the Great West - Charlotte Bulletin.
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FILTRATION OF MARRIED WoMEN.-
The innocent Irritation Of married women
is one OF the abominations OF modern SO
ciety. Even desire for p-omiscnous sd.
mi'a,ion is wrong in a wife. The love
Of one and his approval, should be all
tba, she ought to desire. LIE, her be ever
so beautiful, it is a disgusting and appsll.
ing sight to see her decorating that beau.
ty for public gaze to see her seeking the
attentions Of sense!ess fops around her
and Eejoiciug in her admiration Of other
eyes than those Of her husband. Her
beauty should be for him alone, not for
the gaze OF the fools that flu,ter around
her. There is always among the seda,e
and the wise a sensation Of disgust. when
a married lady attempts TO ensnare or
entrsP young men by profuse display oi
her charms, or unlicensed outlay Of her
smileG Such charms and such smiles
are loathsome TO the indifferent behoIdsr;
the trail Of The serpent is over them.
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grsmme is to buy up the slaves OF the
border States, in the meantime hoping to
we will be able to thwart him in this, il
we make a proper use OF our peculiar in.
sti,u,ion; by it We will be able to put
sufficient force in the field to meet any
the enemy can bring, without producing
famiu 10 his own borders. Therefore,
all Of the labor which we command should
be applied in The right direction, then it
will prove blessing to US, and I will say
in conclusion to those having control Of
the labor of this class, let the cry for
bread by the families Of our soldiers ever
reach the army and The effect need not
be told. PETER PLUCK.
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S 0 u 7 II c. A LIN A
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In Court Of Ordinary for the said District.
lin matters of Probate of Miss Mary E.
Blackmon's Will.
WHEREAS, The Petition of David
Chnis and wife Catherine requiring n certain
paper purpor,ing to be the last viii and
Testament Of Miss Mary Elizabeth Black.
mon. deceased. TO be proven in solemn form,
or due form Of law, and, have appointed
Friday the 3lst day of October next for
tha. purpose, and, whereas, there are resi-.
ding ont Of the limits Of the State and Dis.
trct aforesaid some of the heirs at law, to
wit: Josiah Blnckmon and James Jefferson
BerkmonGf dead)to his child (names not
kno~n.) You aud each OF you are hereby
notified and adm"nished, together with all
whom il may concern, to be and appear be-
fore the Court of Ordinary TO be holden Mt
Lancaster Court House for the District
aforesaid on the day and date us above sta
ted.
Given under my hand and seal Of Office
this Oath day Of July 1862
p. Il. HAMMOND, O. Id.
July 80, 1862, loam3m Pr 80
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CoTToS RUNEINo THE BLocKApK.-
The Atlanta lu.elligencer says:
We have been advised that there is no
difficulty in running the blockade with
Cotton, provided the Cotton, either be,
lore, or after it gets to Nassau, is certain
to reach New York, aud not fall into the
hands Of British or French agents. Guar
antees 10 this effect, or even assurances
made by the "underground rail road"
passengers, from this place TO Nashville
and back, will ensure the passage, unmo.
Tested, Of any vessel bearing Cotton from
our coast TO a designated port. II Our
informsn, is correct, and we believe be is
ought not the authorities in Richmond 10
be wide awake to this ueachery to the
Confederate Government.
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S7J REWARD!
Runaway from wher. wa bo

4 runaway from where we had them
Ga hired, near Chester. in June last, our
-A three Negro men, viz : BILL, GILES
aud HENRY
Bill and Giles we boughtthe 18th of last
November, at the estate sale Of Ed. Leach
on Broad River, in York District They
being brothers and having relations in the
neighborhood where we purchased them. Il
Is more than likeley they have mad. ,hei,
way back to their old ncighborhood.
Bill IL about &c years old, 5 feet 8 inche,
high, will weigh l5O or I6U pounds i,
very black; rather sharped face, speak,
Gnics when spoken to.
Giles, his brother, is about "a wears old
B Fee. inches high will weigh l6o lhs
is very black, and walks with his head up
and feet turned out iE front.
Henry, we purchased, Jan ], of Col. c.
hives on the Catawba river. He is % years
o'u, wei sc;, feet 10 inches high, and will
weigh i75 pounds has heavy brow and
speaks slowly has some character asa
runaway. May go to Charleston or WASH
'ng'on city, it il hard telling whrr. he VIII
g. as he is n gentleman VI travel. They
al ran off about the same time.
We will pay $75 reward for the three
men or $25 piece for either Of them de.
llve:ed III any Jail 80 that we can get them.
ihese boys may attempt 10 make their way
NORM, ns some others from this place have
attempted.
PRIDE g. DUNOVANT. :
Aug. 7, lS6l-26-tf.
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IsoR The LANCASTER LEDGER. I

Mr. EDroR.-Hsving hsd occasion re.
Gently 10 travel over portion of this and
some Of the adjoining Districts, I had a
fair opportunity Of seeing the crops.
saw but little cotton except 10 some par
ticular localities. The people generally
have had respect for the resolutions passed
by the Governor and Council and the an
ticipatsd wants Of the families Of our poor
soldier, who are in the army, and acted
accordingly. I see, however, some have
planted large crops Of cotton; they are
large planters, who have thousands at
stake 10 our present struggle. The an.
tcipa,ed high price Of cotton at the close
.of the war and their disposition to make
money have overuled every cousidera
tion Of patriotism With them. . This may
Be considered strong language, but il Is
no less true. We judge men by their &C.
tions, and they say by their actions, they
repudis,e the resolutions Of those in au.
thorty and have no regard for the wants
or suffering Of the wives and children of
opr sokliss or the army which is fighting
shsir battles. They are willing to sssis.
old Abe in stsrying us out, by raising
cotton. Abe and his minious expected
to conquer US st the commencement BY
,ssrvils insurroctions. mega by exciting the
pen.slavs holders against the slsys own.
e.; these having failed bis next PRO.
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GENERAL Pores PLAS.-A gentle.
man lately in Washington reports to US
~bs. be heard Gen. Pope say few days
ago. in regard to one Of the questions
now before the public 81 want to kill
'em they have got to be killed, and il 10
uot Tor me TO care wbs, The color OF ,hs
man is who will help me to pct sn sud
TO them so bring OF your nigesrs ; Il
they will fight, they shall have a
chance !" Sensible Pope, you propose
to make war, and you will win !-Bos.
ton Tray,