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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-08
Legal Notice.

|00iSn -u'" Court Of Common Pleas, Frank.
william =. Cooper lin county, Ohio.
THE DEFENDANT, WILLIAM T..
l. COOPER Of the Stale Of Pennsylvania, will take
notice. that Louisa Lucas, Of said State Of Pennsylvania
did, on the 24h day Of May, A. D. 1853, ale her petition
In the Court OF Common Pleas within and for the ooun
y Of franklin, State Of Ohio, against him the sal
William d. Cooper, asking Judgment against him In
said Court, for the sum Of So e0 90 with interest from
the 18th day Of January A. D. 1852 and g. costs Of
suit the said plaintiffs claim being founded upon
judgment duly rendered BY the Supreme Court Of Penn
ayvana, In and for the Eastern District at Philadel.
pha, on the 18th day Of January, A. D. 1862 for the
said sum OF Sl0lO.O0 Also, that the said plaintiff
did, at the came time attach and garnishee certain
moneys belonging TO said defendant now In the hands
Of Francis Collins, Esq resident OF said county Of
franklin, to wits tWo hundred and sixty-two dollars
which said plaintiff will seek BY law to appropriate in
part satisfaction Of said judgment and that said de-
fendant 10 required to appear and answer said petition,
on or before the third Saturday after the fourth day Of
July, 4. D. 1859.
LOUISA LUCAS.
MARTIN & HRss, Att'ys,
msy29-Row
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-08

QUEBEcK, June TAN extensive Dire occurred
In the 81. Louis suburbs this morning. One
hundred and twenty houses, mostly wooden
buildings, occupied BY mechanics, we're destroy
cd.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-08
New York Cattle Market

REPORr FOR THS WlK ENDus June 3. 1862.
TOTAL REcETs OF CATTLE OF ALL KINDS, FOR TEE wEEK.
According to the reports from the several market.
places In the city, there have been received this week.
compared with last week: r. I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-08
THE HOG MARKET.

NeceIptb thl8 Week, IU bIJ, :. = - =
Quotations-S3 S0DS3 80 for corn.fed Hogs. and
% 25@3 SIX for distillery.fed, are the quotations
given to-day by Henry d. Grant, Superintendent Of the
market, who says that the supply appears to be Just
about equal to The demand at the above rates. The most
unstable sorts small stock Hogs for which there
an almost entire absence OF demand. ,
Geo. w. Doman gives the following ss the price q
hogs this week ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-08
Ayers Cherry PeCtOral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Com
sumption, and for the Relief
OF ConSumptive Patients
tn advanced Stages
OF the Disease.
This Is remedy universally known to surpass any
other for the Of throat and lung complaints that
Is useless here to publish the evidence Of its virtues Its
unrvaed excellence for coughs and colds and its truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease have made It
known throughout the civilized nations Of the earth
Few the communities, or even families, among them
who have not some personal experience Of its effects
some living trophy in their midst Of its victory the
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs
As all know tho dreadful fatality Of these disorders and
as they know teo the effects Of this remedy we need not
do more than to them that has all the vr
tues that 1t did have when making tho cures which have
won SO strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by Dr.. J, Q. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
and for sale by @. RoBERTH, Columbus, and by eli
dealers In medicine everywhere.
April 49, 1e02-desweowly t
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Master Commissioners Sale.

vB. NJ. OF
William r. Rankin etal> Franklin County, Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
the sad Court to me directed, will o6er for sale
at public auction. at the door Of the Court House In
the city Of Columbus, on
Monday the 23d day Of June, 1852,
between the hours Of l2 o'clock NJ and eo'clock p n.
the following described real este situate In the county
OF franklin and State Of Ohio, to wit: bounded and
described as follows:
Being inlot number three hundred and ninety-one
3g situate on Mound street In the city Of Columbus,
Appraised OF $3.50.
q. W. HUFFMAN, eherlf,
and Master Commissioner
II. o. NODLE. Attorney.
Printers fees % 50.
Nay 20-dlt&wtd,
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decls-d&w6m
ANgR MANHOOD.
PAIN, GRAVITY, mAGNETIsn

PAIN, GRAVITY, MAGNETISM.
These are no times for anything but facts. And at
length ot Is known In medicine 1t Is th-that pain
Il removed and disease cured BY
PURaATIoN WITH BRANDRETH'5 PILLS.
This 10 As much fact in medCln9as that the magnet
Is fact in navigation or that gravity is fact In astrOn
omy, or that light but heat rarned, but which piece
Of glass can oondense into heat again.
But the great fact Of the present day is that
BRANDRETH'5 PILLS
Invariably open the bowels, and that all the humorH
which cause pain are controlled by natural affinity by
this
GREAT MEDICINE
IMPORTANT TO THOSE LIVING IN FEVER AND
AGUE DISTRICTS.
Mr.. John Pudney, Springfield, Union county, New
Jersey, has used BRANDRETHs VEGETABLE UNI
VERsAL PILLS for fifteen years In his family, and fol
all hands In which time these Pills have cured them
Of Bilious Affections, Headache Rheumatism, Fevera and
Ague Measles Whoopug Cough, and In fact all the dis
eases to which large family Is occasionally subject.
BE says he has never known them to fail, and will be
pleased to give his testimony at oil times In favor o
Brandreth's Pills.
Csigned) JOHN PUDNEYi
Springfield, ion Co., NJ J.
Sold by JoHN R. Coon, Druggist, Columbus aud BY
all respectable dealers Ia medicines.
ie1-dHElm
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REEF oATTLD.

Number reported for this market ct Forty fourth
street. 1876.
The prices to-day are quoted as follows;
First quality. .... .sk97 0rdinary."..... 7k9e
Medium ..,,.....s @e Extra.'".. ..... - -
Some Extra good Besyes may be quoted at %.
The general average Of the market 10 lessSko.
The most Of the sales range from 69Sho.
Total number Of Beeves received In tho city this week,
8,60A.
This is 54 head less than last week, and 7ol head
less than the average Of last year. The average num-
Der at each Wednesday market last year was 1850 head
while the number to-day being 3375 shows 3ll head
less than the average, and 276 head than this day
week, 8
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-08

DyBpopsia, Heart Dlsease, Fits, Epilep-
sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia,
Many remarkable Of these affections have been
made by the Alternative power Of this medicine II stm
lates the vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
disorders which would be supposed beyond Its
reach Such remedy has long been required by the
ceSsites Of the people, and confident thai this will
do for them all that medicine can do
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-17

CsFE Rkrs sept 5--7f,e civ of Nrsr Yot.
hrs las>tl fel- with Liyerl,ool dates ui The
37Th oi Ausr-i-i
1Le l8ty a N8tr York has - 49, and go
sfeefs-e pessei,geis, Size h4s talefifnced
sirc.s n.z-eriy winds iiforEhonf fhe lasssge-
THE r. rEIcarE 1rsc.EoEk-
The = frs-hie Tusearor4. par INTO Falz
ih0ufh on lie sd of a. - aid rs ordered
a. leave IN fsresfy-f0ur hours >iit sought i,er-
mission ID feuIasn aud iei.air her dariset,s she
being Reported isaky- The sufhorirles referred
her cApiala 10 tire Ministers. bur a - sals taf
the captain decifnei 70 make any appiirafifin
in that qilarier- cle Vas allowed 10 ensain
,shiic one ~ her ol6cers Neni 10 Lsndon. iut
she va ordered y lcaFe or has refnrn ziiborr
repairs and without Goals
EEEkT BFIIsIx-
Tue -E-giish jPuri.Ais have ssry. little 70 say
a. Americaa afasrs-
Tue Londof. Times Earc.ssiraiix rprers Gen.
sicCiellal @ his strIcIuies me allIes o. fhe
conduct of the ~ar in the Cr.m-a ana 4sks
how his osr1 I.r5cee1si,rs u-iii stand rha t..s IT
those ssricfnres
In rrrafs the afair ~ cu,res.Er a. IL - :
mosi si-nal dlsc1ln1ture 70 Sea- Pope
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ITedcsl.I itAia / Hsfs,h he.lo.

~
HeNnsdo Nhs eest4ilh1td lty dldristLlla1; i
geaerall oaNalists sffuIn Nemrhisl nf .si.ttfaa{
FferniAg iast. X ss@fu ti.atHtBey IdJisn.d
fsr q lefaisoiis 70 stealing assfbFe of iiAisss
tus1kInss risollsts of tainll5sr Ut citiz4is .nI
ealttnifiiiSN NesSs ~ our langcfs. Amm,tlthe cisi
lzslis VIZ q AlsSsSs " B. 1ieetl aw. and Wood
ward, et NIsmshis md a Mr. Hbcmrstin ubbT
formerly kept the MaIta~sestsujsnf eif lSl,-il,t
street. oi The same city SThe. wiadl4 tsartt
Mere sdnt forward y Aeml >Hndef chArgk
nf l.iSafenailf aud sixteen tnell. wlS1is ti,e fa
mglnnter OF tl.e deiachnient mardhed il anosher
aifecttqfl- Mr.. Noodward esfhped by r,tse
and Some tail rrnnipgl lev miles ir1lsa rtaf
naHdu, On reachngi the viciniiyoi the Njnc6sl-
ilat crfsk.s few miles RON Mfinphis, The pat
~ was fred upon BY a squad cl Blvtheis mar
and the Lieutenant and SIR. IAomrsob ,t-era
killed. The Feds scampered i'll eyerv dfreg.
iiol and we are glad to learif1ll4t the Whole df
the prlg goners Succeeded IN making fheirlescapt.
Tie Memphis Bulletin says that asa pm
ishinenk Tor the ininIli iary manner Of the leu
tenants death, four or Eve houses We're set fte
to. aid Luther damage DONE our forces ate
assured Of this outrage q fearful retribaudn
viii follow. The names of Ihe snfferers ale
net gl9en.- Gfehsagfa App-snl
AccSfiing 10 the cellsus OF San Frhnciscb,
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iiiirs IN B..ltin9rs- Tie F;elia5 q ass @

sess--7iae D-feacc offhe Cifv. dc
The Bsitinofe eorrespo.sisnr u me New
York E5eaing Posi- thus writes d fhe state oi
the popu AZ feeling in thar CRY:
Tue sentiment - universal that II Z he rebels
dare invade TINS Stlfe IN force fheir syInparti-
zers IN this city shall De male 10 Jay Inr Tor
felt The determination u The loyal men
knows 10 iiInsT. AMI u - hsighfen-d by ihe
strange indifference u the milirarF aafhoriItes
here 10 The condition of things When loyal
men see tlie military authorities surrounded ~
secessioaists Affecting 20 rwsar Tie EarO oi Tn
iohisn. ant see tneir Gorernor treated a. =
nuiity IN the present emergency, there On be
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Acc9rting 10 the census OF San Fr#nciscb
the population is 10000.
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g.lNT or IET.TEIRS Il

EEfliNi'ia ls TF Fosf oFFicE. .cH aDf As0os j. FS,l
Angnki ltth. lsea f-
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Great excitement IN Pshnss sirania-BSreparra-
fio'ps fOs The defence II Ha7visbarg-H a.
nay EaoUiag for.oard
ne ADVANCE OF our army into Maryland had
Ploea-csa ti'e gfeatest excitement aibng Tie
telai'sylSa border. A dls1arch from Har-
risbnrE SAYS -l - - - q
, 1862-10-01

There was much stir and sensation
among our German fellow citizens ycster-
day in this city, which will, it is rumorcd,
rulminate in an indignation mass meeting,
aud Delegation 10 Washington to remon~
s:1atc with the Administration against tho
1rcatmcnr persistent1y heaped upon Gen.
S1geL The dispatch elsewhere sets forth
Ehe nature Of his grievances, and these con-
etitute strong ground Of complaint and
ceusure against somebody, and the present
Is good time to clear the matter up.
Either Gen Sigel is good officer or he
i not. It is past praying for that
1e hears the former reputation
among the people, and they arc proud Of
him Desiring to see the work done, car
1,,g less who is to do it, they wish to see
Gen. Sigel fairly and honorably assigned
his share Ills record already is d glorious
one, despite the diligence. with which up
parcnuy some clique influence has been at
work to dim and lessen his chances for
glory. We ssy apparently, fur il may be
ali mistake, It may be a mistake too,
1he prevalent opinion that Don Carlos
Buell. is botch and bungler. We Incline
10 think the people are right in both instan-
ces. We know them carnest and eager to
Ecc the gallant Sigcl freed from the s1ackles
OF petty Jealousy, and spite. Let the mat
ser end in some way Either dismiss Sigel
as incnn3nctcnt or freaf him fairlv Tnf
, 1862-10-01

ANoble Exhibit fcrIllinois
MATTERS At The STATE CAPITAL.

SPRINGFIELD, Sept. 50.-Those engaged in
raising the new cavalry regiments In this State
are requested to hurry forward their organiza-
sion, aud muster aa fast as possible, as there is
ytry pressing need Of this arm Of the service
In Kentucky, -
Tie enrolling officers are beginning to re-
port their rolls Of able bodied men liable to
military duty, pretty freely, and in good
shape.
Every effort is being made to have the ma
chinery ready for the draft perfected when the
time arrives for the necessity to use it.
Under the governors proclamation for 200
militia companies tenders have been mad!
from nearly every county in the State. Tais
is gratifying evidence that the people q
Illinois, under any call and any service, are
ever ready.
Col. Moses, the governors private secre-
tary, and lion. Jesse 4. Dubois returned FROM
Washington to-day. Governor Tates Leaves
Washington for home tonight.
Tie 91st regiment, Col. Day, leaves CamI
| Butler for Louisville tomorrow.
Twenty-seyen regiments have row gont
into the field under the Last call IRON thii
State. Seventeen regiments are armed and
under orders. There are about five or siz
other regiments low awaiting orders.
The wife Of Mr. Columbus Wiley, of Nc
chanicsburg, fifteen miles east Of here, e1opet
with Dr.. ]. H. White, a few days since. sh
left three small children behind her. He
husband offers $50 reward for their capture
, 1862-10-01

WASHINGTON, Sept. u, 1854.
The country remembers tha: Gen. Sigel
came here frou1 the West at ths suggestion Of
the president, Soon afterwlrd, on the sug-
gestion Of the secretary OF war, he presented
detailed plan for recruiting 50, 900 men, de-
ganiEed. At that time very many Of the
governors Of the States had offered to recruit
regiments to serve under him. Recruiting
was going On so slowly that it required the
magnetism Of popular name to enlist men,
and the governors proposed to make Slgers
already won reputation Of service In the d.
rection.
Gen. sigel proposed to divide bis *. 900 men
into two corps d'arnsee OF q, 600 each, organ
LIE lrd discipline them, aud prepare them
for se1vice-he promising that be should not
expect to command the whole 1000, but
suitable major general's command. The gov
errment did not immediately decide in regard
to the proposition. In the meantime, Jack
soa's raid IN the valley caused Gen. sfges to
/ be eent to Harper's Ferry, where N lnsigu1d-
cant command Of raw and demoralized troops
| awaited him. However, his idea WIS tncoF-
| pora.c3, to some extent, in the grand scheme
Tor reserve corps, to be organized BY Gen
| Wool, which, wanting the magic Of Sigela
name, failed The men were not Forthcoming.
| BY the time sigel had bis new command
well il hand, against his and their wishes, b.
army corps Of the army Of Vtrginfs, with
which he passed through Gen. Pooes can
t pai3p, How his generalship and their bravery
stood the test Of that strangely unfortunatt
campaign, you have already recorded; hu
ret fear that It Is not generally nnderstoot
In which We were victorious compared viii
the fight of the next day, when we were routes
was By far the best contested OF the two wheth
q Jo1 count genezalahtp Or blooashed. Peo
, 1862-10-01

The new tax law goes into effect to-day.
That portion Of it relating to stamps will
be found On the second page. Congress
having anticipated that 1t would be impos-
Bible to get the stamps distributed BY to-
day, passed an amendment to it by which,
Though the stamps be not used, the legality
Of contracts, deeds, bills Of exchange, ct22,
9siu not be affected till after the first
Of January. The material clause Of
HE law Will be found in the
monetary column u. the fourth page. 1t
will be seen, however, that such contracts,
deeds, &c, cannot be used in evidence be-
1ure court without the requisite stamp,
and what, al VIC read it, amounts to pen
atty of five dollars for not having it prop
elly affixed when the paper is executed,
Dfcomsc, no business man will delay using
stamps any longer than they can be pro-
cured AL business should be done &C
CoTding to the law ii in such case made and
provided = in order to avoid the possibility
OF trouble and expense IN the future
Suits for recovery Of penalty can only bt
Instituted by collectors; hence, If stamp:
are not ready for Use on tie 1st Of October
no injury OF loss will result to the public
st was expected, however. that stamps fo1
leading purposes would be ready by We'd
nesdAy Of the present week, at Washing
ton, aud thence would be speedily dis.rih
nted throughout the country. Tho use q
stamps will be required whenever the dc
pa1tmeu. is prepared to furnish them
, 1862-10-01

FEEDER OF MARQCEs
Elsewhere III publish q paragraph from
thc London chipping Gazette conveying,
Through 4pt ngonndabout source, intelli-
Eence Of (td rc is no reason to doubt
The gen1incncss, that Mr. Adams, our Min
Sstcr TO England, had been instructed to
notify Earl Russell Of the intention Of ou1
Government to issue letters Of marque to
rriyatecrs The sources referred to BY the
English journal arc purely official But
Two months have clapsed since the date oi
The dispatch, and nothing has been done
publicly On this side tho water to attes'
progress in the measure, The Government
holds it as one Of the means Of warfare
most powerful in the hands Of our hardy
farS,
, 1862-10-01
Proposed Issue Of Letters Of Marque
b9 Inc United States Government.

[E1om the London Shipping Gazette, Sept. ISL
A Nova Scotlau cotemporary, received bY
the last mail, contains all extract from the
Newfoundland Royul Ga-stte, for which it ap-
pears that the governor of that colony has re-
ctiyed ! dispatch from the Duke Of Newcastle,
dated the 1sr u1t., iutimRting tnat Earl Rus
sell thad heen Informed By the American
nitister in London, that it is the intention
Of The United States government to issue LET
ters OF 1narque, with view Of checking the
ht,stilities carried on By Southern privatears
against United States commerce Tais in
formation the Duke OF Newcastle has thought
it right to communicate without DELAY to tue
goyert OTIS Of Newfoundland aud New B.uus-
wick, as '"serious inconvenieuces may result
to British commerce from such m.asure.H
The prot1ptitude OF the colonial secretary Is
Ct mmendable, but it Is eo1aewhat strange that
information SO intimately concerning the car
ying trade Of this country, should hare been
left TO find its WY here from our North
American colonies.
From the Liverpool Mercury, Sept. II
We announced q week or two ago that Mr,
Adams, the federal minister in England, had
informed Earl Russell that it was the inteu-
1ion of President Lincoln to issne letters OF
1narQue tor the purpose Of checking the hos
1ilf,ies Carried on BY the confederate pri-
yatetrs, The Newfoundland Go=stte pu 5lisaes
n dispatch from the Duke Of Newcastle, which
informs the colonial government OF President
IinccIn's intention. The London Shipping
Gazette Of last evening complains that the
communication made BY Mr. Adams has no:
appeared in any Of the semi-ofdcial jour1 4ls
in England ia fact, we btlieve,} and thlak:
that Increased Inconvenience to ne1tTa1 com
nercc will result from Northern priyateers
, 1862-10-01

Considerable excitement was created
yesterday by teeming rumors based on the
afternoons dispatch of rebel Peace Com
mission en- route for Washington, and the
Etory grew as it passed from mouth to
mouth, until last evening it had assumed
zhc magnitude Of an arMisticc actually de-
<l1red Elsewhere VIC publish the dis
patch in question, and paragraph from q
Richmond paper stating that the proposi-
lien to send such Commission was
recently indeed before the rebel Congress.
We 90 not rcg grst the ru1nors Of yesterday,
accepted in tile light Of .tcst. They
brought out loyal men strongly, even those
cr the bunker stripe, and all were loud
and long in denunciation Of any measure
looking toward a disbonorablc peace
Pence purchased Of q burglar by giving
him half the spoils Of your premises, peace
bought Of q highwayman by the surrender
of your wallet, ito save your watcbaan
Eeals, we're pronounced quite as satisfacto
~ as peace Oh any terms made by JEFF
Davis and lis gang, short Of their uncon
d1iona1 surrender.
The nation wants peace, but more thar
~e went peace, VIC want a country. Til
Integrity Of the soil must be Won bac]
without the surrender Of even one foot q
The meancst part Of Florida save asa re5e
graveyard. The war must hp&aged eve
II the rebels nsk no "moro soa tl,ae,th
, 1862-10-01
GEN, FooTE As 4 PEACEAAKER.
Els Proposttion for 4 PeAee Conamie.
ha0Her or sjOmm1n8102e13 TO "A1h~
l. 1DIt0As


(Ftom the Richmond Examfner. Sept. 9o.1
MI: Foote, Of Tsnusssses; e ct II Tie *,' Febel
ing Joint reaolution, proposing to send COM
missioner or commissioners to Washington
city, empowered to propose terms OF just and
honorable peace:
Reso.vxd, BIZ the Congress Of the Confederate
States At america, that the signal success With
which Divine Prosidence has 20 contfn0Ailv blesa-
I'd our ANS f.ir eeveral months pase, would faf1y
1uettty the confederate government In dispstchlns
u commissioner or commissioners to the govern
the terms of Just and honorable pe4ce.
Mr. Foote, on offering this proposition, OBJ
served that he did not intend to occupy the
attention at the house moro than few m'n-
ures. preliminary 10 the motion which he
shousd presently make, t. refer the resolution
under consideration to The committee On for
eakn afta1rs.
, 1862-10-01
THE SITUATION.

Matters on the Potomac have scarcely
The look Of long quiet, Rebels in force at
Winchester large federal scouting parties
Sweeping out across the valley Of the Rap
pallannock; movements Of two largo col
umns from Washington, destination un-
known; Hcintzelman reported 30 located
as to threaten Lees communication with
HE rebel capital; all look like warm work
ahead. Perhaps the rebels in their peace
Echeme are moving to save their army from
a tight place by HI armisticc. They will
find only vigilance and energy no~ at
WASHINGTON.
, 1862-10-01

From the IonuUn 11ntes' SePE 101
Il England aud France will land hundred,
thousand nltn each, and drive back the federal
armies Of Invasion, it will be we'll enough !;
bur less than this will only prolong the strife,
aud add to the difllcu1tleSs OF the south bg
rons;ng ali the passions and what remalus Of
the patriotism OF the federals. This is pre-
cisely the reasoning which 1as caused every
sensible man iu England to reject the idea Of
breaking the blockade, or making any other
weak and l,a1fand-half demonstration Of dis
like to the continuance OF the VAT. The name
If Enr1and esnecia1l7 would I'LL the recruit
ing of5ces Of the North better than al the
eloouepce Of an Everett or the military fame
Of . Corcoran. An armed interference 10 the
Quarrel would be fatal mistake for any Euro
pean power, When the South has expelled
The enemy from its soil. it may be entitled tc
both Won I'd kept by It's own exertions.