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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-30

Dr. C. w ORAgr-Dsay Sir Three vess ago you sen
ne Give Delaware vines for 80 have managed thoss
vnss according 10 your directions doiog everything hot the
tlsse With my hands 1hey present al appearance Al
regular and dessa your engraving and have hse
aeh from them Last year keps the fruit unit
HebTua J, and found IL very refreshing to tho last
have bundled pounds from those twelve vines
LAID I'D a you direct for Water aud my have not
borna feel grateful Iknow-bosSiul perhaps The vine
love =. for they smile upon NE always
With respect, NJ SrARkWEATHKh.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30
Gen. Cass Approves tho Proclamation

II has been asserted lha, Gen. Cass 10
dorses the proclamation. and there has
been no denial by the Detroit papers
On the contrary. +. A. Eastman, In a
letter to the Chicago Tribune giving
an account e 40 interview with Gen. .Cass
says.
III told Con. Cass that l had always
admired and supported him as a Demo,
era, bu, perhaps be would not regard ms
as a Democrat now as | had pledged my
support to the present officers Of III,
Government and to all the war measur, 8.
He replied, you ara right. You youn.
men must sustain it," Invited thus Il
continue the conversation. said. But
approve Of the Emancipation Proclama
l,on, and all" The old patriot responde,
promptly. 80 do l." liz observed tha
whether or not the President had the con
stitutional right 10 declare the slaves free
the Presidents friends did not strength
en- the measure by claiming il to bs con
stitulional. 81 do not deny, "that ,her
is that In the constitution to justify th
act; but the circumstances Of the ocuntr,
clearly justify it," lie did not fear tn
effect in the South;Le only hOpedit wOul,
prove eifectual.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30
From the son,h yia Eor,ross Monroe.

FORTRESS NJ ERoE. October 23.-Com
missioner Hood. of Washington. D c.,
has su"cctded in effecling the release
ofover one hundred Union prisoners at
Salisbury. aud will have them at Aiken's
Landing the latter part Of the week.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the Goth
Says 800
"Di'pa'ches ranspiriug with the War
Department s'ate nothing mora than that
Bragg had fallen back from his former
position dis,anoa Of forty miles 10 r,
ceive subsistence. The combination
Of the FeIsrals having ben strongly
re enforced. rendered this move necess'
ary, .t-.--. ...,-|.-..
at is surmised that Rosecrans had
command Of a strategic movcmentto to form
junction with Buell. and Gu, of our army
entirely.
I'VE have nolhing new from the Army
m the Potomac. --,.
"The enemy's cavalry have renewed
their raids on Farquier, and on Saturday
viSicd Bristuw Sta ion, on tho Orange
and Alexandria Railroad They also
visited Warrenton again in considerable
force.
"a trair la!en with railroad stuff mar
rowly escaped being captur, on Saturday
at Bristow.
Five hundred parolled Union prison.
ors were sent down 10 Nvmio, yesterday
for exchange -..
"G,n raj Eokrs. who At prsse Mt cnm
mlnds the force in the Kanawha Valley,
has issued an order urging farmers lc
Come to Kanawha ir salt and bring for
age for the Amy.
1--WE arm from J,ckson, Miss, that
the bridge across Cypress Creek was
burned by The enamy. and our force,
were not aware Of tho destruction till they
W, 70 at the creek. on lheii retreat
They we're then forced to run down tb,
creek and cross at the mill dam, where
the enemy had commanding position
The slaughter Of our troops here was We
~ heavy.
"'rhe Enquirer Of the elst says lha
thirty disloyalists. taken at Cumberlan'
G'p, were brought to the city on Sunda,
evening, by way Of Lynchburg. The,
were lodged in Castle Thuuder,"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30
Highly Important from Muue.o,a.

from the HankAtn Indopendsn.. esd.l
W. left Camp Beloass. near L,cQri
Parle, on Saturday, last, a, which time al
was qri t,aui no apprehension Of fur her
difficulties with the Indians existed 10 any
quarter. -
The white and mixed breed cup,ives
il was thought. bad all or about all reach
I'd camp-Al,os"Ihe, probably numb rinp
over 2OU prisoners There are from ! 81
o 200 lodges Of Sioux Indians encawpeC
a1joi"iag Col Sibley,a considerable mum
Der Of whom had been Identified by cap
uves and Others as participants 10 the ser
er fights and in the murders and out
RACES comm I'd at the age, ccs and OF
the frontier. A drum head court marti
al In | b en- IN session for some ten day,
and Was still in progress VIII we lett
Quite a nnnlber Of Indians In been con
vicl, d and under sentence 10 b. hanged
VII, n We left New arrests were mad
daily, aud we have no d"ub. but tha
the Indian encampmert would b.
thoroughly purged Of all the rascal
gully Of ptrIlo,p 'tion in the out break.
The number Of Indians was daily incrcas
ing by drsertnn from Little Crow. o.
Saturday he day We lef0a a party vi
hard estimated as high as fmty 6v,
lodges would be in under A'g of true,
to give themselves up for the purpose o
saving their families. ~
Little Crow, at latest adyices, had beel
deserted by nearly all his followers, ha,
a. an !on' d his trains, mounted his womer
and children upon horses. and was maxim
a most precipltate flight il the direclio
Of The Rocky VI unrains. The latest new
from him was received by Mrs. Huggins
wife OF missionary murdered a. L'cqu
Pnrle, fleeing as above sisted.
The lnLianS appear TO 10 thorough
subdued. aud their only hope now seem
TO bs in passing themselves Us "fri' nds I
the whites" and non participants in tn
outbreak. Many admit participation |
the several fights, but claim 10 have don
so through Oompulison,
In our opinion. lhs war Is over, W
: do not bslisve there 10 an Ibdian VIII
, would dare raise HE hand against whi
man within two hundred miles Of OF
most advanced settlements,
'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30
The Appeal Of the Women 10 the
Pre- iidcML


Eight thousand signatures have beer
appended to the following appeal from the
women of the loyal States to The Presi.
dent. praying Tor the removal Of incom
reteOt army officers:
To The President Of lie United States:
We the undersigned, women Of the
United Stats, who have freely given our
brothers, sons and husbands 10 fight for
their country in this deadly struggle. and
who will seek every opportunity 10 aid,
cheer and uphold them to the end-see,
ing our army the flower and hope Of the
lap1. exposed to needless danger and
sutterlngS--do hereby ask Of you. Abra.
ham Lincoln, that you. as chief ruler OF
this Ration. sea 10 IL that the strength
which is needed against the enemy be not
wasted by foe within -and that you
cause all negligent, incomE eient. drunk.
en- or knavish men, who in the FIRST bur.
ry Of selection obtain.d for themselves
w"ighty charges and posts of responsible.
i'y. to ne at once sought out and dis.
missed, and that you give our precious
soldiers in keeping TO The most honest
the most c'pable, the most falhfnl, trus
ty and Jealous officers, 10th civil and
military, that can be found within Our
land.
So that we. waiting at home that issue
which the God Of battles alone can Civ
need fear for our soldiers no evils but hos,
inseparable from war, need fear no inefi
cien, or untrusty qua'termaslers, no care
less. ignorant or drunken Officer, no un
skilIfnl, uDf cling or drunken surgeons.
We believe that a just severity to sucl
offend RS would greatly increse the tffi
cisncy Of our army, sLd would strength
en- the binds ct G,vyrnmsnt by securing
the confidence Of The people.
|, would BE- welcome to all those off
Gers ard officials who are now, working
faithfully. II would be welcome to ever,
one; for though men are prone to hoa
on the irail platform of Whatever Is, i
right" they rjoice when soma bold hant
breaks it in fragments under them.
Wa have entrusted to you all that VI
most value We believe tat you will
care for il tenlrrly and conseienciously y
RENE mhering that If this host when on,
man suffers many h.arts bleed. We suf
fer willingly 10 the causr Of civilization
and humanity, and to maintain our ma
tional self respec,--we suffer willingly
hut We hook to you our chosen rul tha
We do not suffer in vaiu.
AL women interested in the subject o
this petition ars requested to send tkei,
signatures 10 box 2.733 Postollics, Bos
ton, Massachusetts,.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30

MAsoSlc ELEcrIoN AT the Graud En-.
oampmtnt VI N 'sons held in ths city Of
Columbus. the following named officers
we're elected for the onsuiag year:
Sit Ken, Jarvis, MNssillon. Grand Mas.
ter.
Sir r. Creighton. Cl, ,veland. Grand
Gcneralissimo.
Sir Homan Ely, Elym. Grand Captain
General.
Sir Zlokaria Conucll. Chillicoths, g rand
Prelate,
Sir Cornelius Moore, Cincinn,,i. GRAND
Senior Warden.
Sir Samuel p. Axtell, Mt. Vernon
Grand Junior Wardeo.
Sir Peter sarbar. Cleveland. Graut
Treasurer.
sir John D. Caldwell, ,CiuCinnati, Gran,
Recorder.
Sir II. II. Wnggouer. Piqus. Gran,
Standard Bearer.
! Sir ]. W. Underhill, Mas,illon, Gran,
Sword Bearer.
sir J. N. Stuart, Columbus. Gran
Warden.
j sh J, B. Covert Cincinnati. Gran
IeonhueL
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30
ImpoTiNnI OrdoT.

WAsnIEeToH. Oct, The following or.
der has been issued by the War D part.
ment:
lsL EullStmsutS into the Regulars un
der General Older No. I64 may b. made
either in the Geld or in the several s, ate .,
but not more than ten volunteers will b
enlisted from any one company.
%. The S26 advance Of the 500
bounty, authorized by section s, Of the
act Of Congrsss, approved July &c. 1881
and section 5 Of the act approved July 30
Iceland dollars premium approved Juu,
FL. 1859, will only be paid to volunteer
enlis'ing into the regular army under thi
order who have not already received
wh're The recruiting ofictrS are no, furn
ish-d With funds. these amounts, o
either Of them. will bs cE0dited tie sold
Ter 90 the FIRST muster roll aItes bic enlist
sosn', spd paid the Psymsster Sho pa,
hin.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30
- victims Of Rbsum.,,sm rs al

OLEARPoRr, Fair Geld co.. June 4. 1855
Dr.C. w. RoBAoH. No. 6, East Fourth
street, Cincinnati, O.-Dsur Siy:-Thisl
spring hired to work on farm during
the summer, but ! became severely Afaict.
ed with Rheumatism, aud il disabled me
80 much, that l was compelled 10 quit
work. After being confined TO my room
for some time: procured Of your agents
at this place, Messers. Abbott q Sons, =
bottle Of your ScaD diDavisn Blood Puri6.
er and n box Of your Blood Pills, and af-
ter the use Of them was restored to per-
feet health. One bottle of your Blood
Purifier and one box of your Blood Pills
performedsa perfect cure. Being satis6-
cd that It is an invaluable remedy. sent
you this 10 be published. If you think
proper. that others similarly affected may
have the benefit Of my experience.
| Irn6 R3F SILAS SPRINGER.
ET See advertise nsnt.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30
"BEuoLD rur Upmour."- Mrs. Uri,ht

"BKHoLD THE UPRIoHT." Mrs. bright,
wife Of Mr.. J. Upright. Oi Rockford. .Sher
III ef WinnebHgo county, IN this State,
has eight sons in the army, 6ghting the
battles OF the Union. She has also three
more left, ready for the mex, call for vol
unteers. ls Il any wonder that Illinois
hes 6llcd her quota and has ten thousand
surpluSH II any other county in til,
State cae show h,brothers in the army
We should like 10 know it, [ChicagC
Tribunc.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30
NVDENI DN bIs Wv EN
New York. September II. 1859.

Masonic The Grand Lodge Of Free
and Accepted Masons, assembled in the
city Of Columbus. elected the following
named offi,ers for the ensuing year:
George Rex, Of Wooster. Grand Mas
ter. t....... .........g f
Thomoa Sparrow. Of Columbus, Depu'
ty Giaud Master. ta
George Morton, Of sandusky, Senior
Grand Warden.
Octavias Waters, Of Fulton county
Junior Grand Warden. H.sff}
F. j, Philips, of Georgetown, Grand
Treasurer. e4t t,
John D. Cald well. Of Cincinnati. Grand
Secretary.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30

EEThs Esgs Of las, week speaks Of
tho arrcs, Of A. MoGREooR by ,ui1oray
ofMs Gorsrnmsni @MS Unld Sites, as
follows:
eve say that lie people should rise
up en- mass and resist these tyIAnnical
desrotic tu'rpges NJ on tie constitutional n
rights aud liberties Of lbe cilizens."
This is Outselling anarchy--lhis /.
counsoling mob violtnce--resis,aooe l.,
law - murder. The author Of the senti.
m'nt deserves as richly 10 90 to Fort
Lafayette as did EDsoS b. oLrs, Hc ia Il
traitor. fool and knAvc. WiIhou, brainl
enough 10 discriminate bel~se Treason
aud loyalty. wisdom and iOlly. honest,
and villaipy.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30

-%some fellow writing for the Eagle
ObjecstO Mr.. Lin olu's proposed rman'
cipaion proclamation on the ground ,h,
"tbe lALor Uf the slaves is worth 900.
100000 nnnually." 'hich "Mr, LinroIr
proposes 10 'wttp aWnyat one bow -
This is u Q only argument in favor ofth'
proclamation, II Mr.. Lincoln has lht
power to d'privs the u, bells Of $500, 900.
900 annual revenue and don't do il. h,
fails 10 d,ol argchis duty 10 tie country
The author Of the statement quoted i
either tho fieud Of the rebellion or fool
lie either whuts the rebellion 10 sue, eed
or no don't under.iand the feet Of hi
own language.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30

WASHrSoToN, October 25 --rne follow
Ing wa, resolve at the iIsaluna t.r. ,f
,ba .,mv % d,,. \
l-ouiS' octooer TO-
10 Mapr General llalleck, C0mmanJer-
in. Chi.f. A.,
Our f,rcss ars ocain entirely an, aga
hI in Nortb Arkan.as -
O., s.h g us
INV Ind euoan ned \, pr,Ri 10. ssn, G -
o,sI Rim, Win ,ba FIR, n,S s;on 49,,
ward and m we'd t,w..J Jn,tvi,I, w',h
,hs r,s, Of his E,rre. '"I1''' ;"
p,... ,;.l.
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,Lsnsa. >, sn,a,.,!,.L, h na 49,, n..'.,'
;n, Of ,na 2ed in.,.n, 'S"
20 p, = ,y. a.,
"s noe o"smy "'' rna rs.''.eu no" 0 w
" ''Voo 'Io"s' l i%' o"s 'S.'"4o' ''s su
"oos' W., oa' "o'', 'ISuI "s :" '@e ,', ,on' ''u'
" .;ur "r 49, a"u 'Is Us; ",s. , y, a'' ny az
'''el! 'a''r'y VI S,A Po"n'e's' .rse
"u"ues " ao''sS a"u a ? r''on o' ms"
,a"'Po''aN''. " a"u sr''',O" ''' rqu P'"eo's'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30

N"I do not" remarked Mr.. Brown,
"that Jones is a thief: but l do say that
if HE farm joined mine. would not try
10 terp sheep.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30
Major GeDeTaI Rosecraus.

Tie loyal heart IF the country is made
glad to know that this brave, efficient
and success, ful officer las baen placed in
command Of tho I'D, partmrDt "f ,h"
Cumberland" at the head of lie gallant
and great 4" Army Of tie West" Gn'l
Rosecraos is II fighting g neral JUST such
Q one as thc'hour demands 10 relieve The
army and country from the oppression
and disgust cccasionei BY tho hlunAers
or ,reaclery or both Of Doa CARL 8 Bu.
ELL. RosEcRASs has the faculty Of ind
ing tie enemy whipping him when found.
and pursuing him whcn ~tipwd Tn
der him, our brave boys may expect %
shake OF lie odium Bue has br .ught
upon tlem. Under LIN they may expect
to do b tile ard win glory--tO accom-
plish stupeudous results iu he direction
Of the restoration Of the Union. =.
The position now occupied hy Genera
Rose Grams Is oas Of great responsible
ity and high honor We have faitl
that be will GIL i, with credit 10 l,imsel
and advanag 10 the cause. G nj Ro %
Grams has given proof Of lis ability, 6dsl
ity, galIautry AID patriotism and III,
evidence is cumus'ivc--Rich Moun'a
Iuta and COrinIh--alI brillian, and deci
sivc vicioI s, form a splerdd and i'm
perish'blc record. They will live afte
him TO do his memory honor.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30

fV TIE Army Of The Potomac is ad-
vanciny, the long quiet is at last broken,
Burns,jes' army corpse has crossed over
into Virginia. Strong forces are sup.
porting his advance. His army is now
on the road to Winchester. The enemy
seem to be retiring from tho Valley. Gen,
Plsssan;on with his cavalry is close upon
their track. Look cut for news.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30

ET Dos OARLos BrE,L ia snpcrc-Ged.
Thank God, Lat lI1sannahs he sung
that the incompsl Mt who Las irifl'd with
TIE lives Of hundred thous nd sol ie,s
and with the de,tLies Of twenty millions
Of freemeu, has been shelyed. Give
thanks Il at tt incubus that for twelv,
months has crushed lie spirits D: ou
mtn VIII crush them no morc-,ha tn,
coward or trai'or. or imlecile, or al
tirse. who. wi h row, 10 prevent it
suffered the capture Of our forces a
MuDfordsvillc. has power no more thai
the man who pern,i ted the army corps
OF the gallan, McCosx to sustain uuaide
the shock Of Brugg's whole army; who
suffered our brave men t. die ovsrpow
cred, crying for help. at Perry vile, viii
$4,000 veterans in supporting distance
chatting to join in the s'rifo, is "wippt
out" aud Ji'grSc' d. Give thanks, also
that President Lincoln has at I,.t 6ru Is
put his Eot dowu" upon the perbic icu,
influence tf the polite cians Of Kentucky
and offer prayers, frequent and ferv NJ
that he may Lerp 1t down.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30

ET The West Is now divid-d into fout
Departments: The Ohio. Mjor General
WRleHr; the Missouri, Major GenerS
Cuarrs; the Tennessee. comprising all ol
the State Of Tennessee wesI Of ue river
oftho same name. Major, General GRANr
and the Cumberland Including TenuD.et,
east OF the Tennessee riv.r, 'ni ihos,
parts of Alabama and Mississippi occu
BY our troops, Mayor General RosEcaAss
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30
Imp ,rt an, from. Arkansas.

WASHrSoToN, October 25 --rne follow
ing was rsnsivel at the lIsadqna t-rs Of
the army to day; a. - s.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-06-28

Tho ,.,s am thor ,,.,.,..i..,r... ift..
D. Z" tiliur'l ~ u lew dIN 10 i'lu- . .Nl-t
o. O. riuopt op,rati0n. r.riN. .l.,,l rIf,.
81 '"-'l.''''' NhIrh ar '' '''.'l ed 900 i'-i
tulrritt las who ..rpunl then k.,, f,I,r. t q,
I.u
"'' "''''"'
4 zorro -pOndcui from Gen NI,C lollnu' Lr,I-
...,.,,. t t-,t III,
l'' ""'' ''''i "''"'-
I't tle .hit day or two there b. Boon '.u ull..
h.". silence 'll r'"hf the limos ~ opinion is DO.
nL'Ht a. prevail on our side q t i,HDtsc .'ur..
u"lN 10y way Of AN adyarr, u, - Do. 'a-
i"ted for some time { rHm lHt Zoo G'H
uu'l' ~ 40 not share G,l. u 'tIaH UiI uu-
V'-t 'ihhy take al the tur i4r p., .ttiIuu HIul
Nc &c '", essential /, .uoe''1 b" h' riu take ~
M''e; \. mas iH.i i.l "ntr" 'o' i'"o'
h t,' ","p"' mt VIII n'' hfTi'' -
l'i t'el ~ h.i'! 10 moment Pee '' mol" ," in''
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u Pt'V ~ IL hhi '''N l'' .Ir'' 'f.u l.' l' %
n,,Iy o. our Hr'Iy n9l T.. ''h e ''"nlny 'h tl.
nHht "lsr VIC pa','o 81 '"i 'it. h'N " nj
nv y, 'n i,,irIne' a. or 'l''n ""'' "I J. i
len. .ol crn,sh,I +, src. q 90, .,,',i. r,,. ,'
"S s ,ii',,,., J., - ,'' wa '.' ~ .'y
W. 80 n'"h'i'in 't.HE.F ''I '''' '4"'t' - re-
I NV, c, ' t' W. "ia ,,t .. 1-,g,
a', w." y, 'i'S No. ,r'' t'.,4 "'N"' We
,o',n , ,"W P''Hu n'h p'"I CN'l! won
's Va i,''i, "' Hs-.'Hl thr'e IRE n,t enough W.
,,,i,f,,' 49,, i ~ ~ ,n,p ~ nh e9ihi,t
81 '' " '',' y, our "Ii.''ty eini ioi that
a. ~, u.', 'Hill,'nL'' H' h"t yet iuhl'ed'
,, n''' ~, uo'nF ''lIeH',d' Va any quarter 81
, ,a in' Ie".h gre p'ntVrd to have force OF
iGtooo ~ ,w VI ara hcy =, ion more .han
.oi, o, , @ W o we NJ ~ ui,plnsd
,oie't nI NOT more ,hnn ',ooo sTe host 10 be
" ,.! '1 h"''''s MT, TurI' i'c new i'Vl's
,i,i Ia, c, .,,,, ,,tar,I,'f $500, 10 W 'o,'"
H. oru caa.try ws 's IN iron, OF t ~" ,rntn,
- VIM '''N''''.,,u - "eir'l'.i. Toe
ftr, mr,, '' ~ ''"n a oI .,'e ou'
rt1 p ouly ni,-r tie man acton shall have ben
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-06-28
flight IL Arkansas.
a-cEL BATTERIES srcRMLD,
SPLENDID DhYCEET PRiCTICE.
\ Rebel Commander Taken Prisoner.
Explosion Of q Fedora! Gunboat.
s23 Wen ALLIED and Disabled.


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d, the time, to support Tie No.uI ,ty. v,ro ~,
10 ,be,r relief Inn, ,hs r,,,@. r.'I W..
A., ...,.-. -, ' '''" 900
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-06-28

'hc Winchester corrcspol lent Of the Phil-
'ha IS9riRiR under da,a Of June T., m.'.,, ,l.
,wiu' statement u the position arI lr.. poet. .
Frcmouts army'
20 enouts scY'Ts all gro in ropYrt'l, hnt
a. portion of Jackralp fore. l... - p. /,
: lie f'Ith eide oi = l,nihd o.. o..r De- iI.r
SEEDS, !, ligrlas ,rg, ud t.,t r.r, n',
~ ~ place. suoi. acc luut rays tant Jack.
~ pickrts doNL-ao HrrisonLlrg rod o..
VI. Jackson Tor a distance OF ght uil.e
~ ted that his pckctS and Fr,n.;r- me-,
ofa a'ternoou. The former, itiu., iu .r,rt-r
Is ..dh the latter are said 10 have dr.. IAN ;A,u
!; distance
srccssionsts here are confident that J, '...n
attempt e. return doWuths NaIty u 70 v4ry
y time. They say they know t.at ht i.s Np,..
I"fced largely Al our people Nio c,'le nom
i POINTS advance including rs bcs, scouts n.rce
statement that JagksoA's .orD ..'B boon CON.
|ably au- nehtcd. The recession - .I..rtl.t
iaches no'' Il irty-tistt thousand Mon
kyate sec's-i IA al ice fum Richmond .t.to
,Sayla wol.l call JacH-on g. Richmond nj ...c.
frt'y 10 Ire 'cs-si, gre 'tu.tti.ttpt, rs
l. intestii u.i,ry al,f nst .i.t ts ,,tr' Nf.
rehtl la the 'l.''V, 'ld sogpi ..y, !. ..,..o Lo
! We Hum'+ - D 90, "a W..i ,t.uI nom ON
+ H'nE spAl lrHlOLt Nil '..... 4. ifr. t.,, s
- '' n nee uuHn - "t.i, tHr' .t. ,.r-
the ',.A Crl .',' aYl luu tl"g, No.
N" a." VI. .i.t .uu rr.. rs
TOO lr'. 500. i.. .... "a ..t. ..m
40 .H." T.'.,.r N...u
s,yyi, ,,'.' ,F 'J', '.''..- '.r n'1 i..
t.or. N wt 30. .fu .,
~. t..! IN alsc,. ,..
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b. '''"'' ''N iie'th. % ia,t..,'.
=, mot f"4' I.r'. -.1 ~ e..
t.tI 'a,'s Wt1'.vri % t,.
1906 .. HHi ut /. tr,r f..'. ..,