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The national Republican., 1862-07-18
A H N . I'd Z II II
PREsERTL.N"G PROPERTY.
Tho most EfIeCtual In The World!
Information may b. obtained at
M. T. PARkER'S
Painting Establishment,
No. 90 Louisiana Av., bet. 9th Il TIN stst
Where every variety Of
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAIN TING
10 executed with nsatntss and dispatch
To prevent mistakes, he will state that his " sr
prspeTvsttvs" refers exclusively to the various do
partments Of his trade, In which he challenges con-
petition. either In aiity " work or rsssousblsns
Of price. jy l6-aR
GNkxa Uala1|DN VIA nnNpnAU AuU
CrOR DOS1ON, VIA NEWPORT AnU
FALL RIVER.

~ tAs splsadid and superior stsan. -
en- u . TR POLK, EMPlkh
STATE, BAY State, and STATE UFX11NE
of great strength and speed but particularly adapted
70 ths nayigafion Of Long tssnd Sound, rsnning In
soansetioo with the Fall River and Old Colony
railroad, distance Of g mlss only to Bostoa.
Lave Pisr No 2, North river near u.s Battery.
MoaAsys, Wednssdays, and Fridays, at O'Clock, r.
Y: touching st Newport ssoh way.
Ths steamer METkOPOLIB, Capt Brown, 90
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and batardays, ut oolook
r. n, toaohiny at Newport each way.
Thsss sesamsn are httsd with oommodius ststs
roo0s, and every arrangement for the security snd
ooafof Of passsngers who Afforded BY this route
nights rest o. board and, on arrival Al Fall river
proceed per steamboat train, reaohny Boston early
he following morning, or may remain on board un
III starting OF the ACCOMMODATION At A. N, BY
which they may reach Boston about s.4b A. M.
A baSgags master 70 attached to each steamer, wht
fsosivss and tickets the baggage, and accompanies
~ sAms TO Its destination.
a steamer runs, In connection with this line, be
tween Fall river and Providence, daily. except sss
Freight to Boston b forwarded through with greai
dispatSh By an Exprsts Train, which leaves Fall
river every morning, Sundays excepted, At Y
oloiock, for Boston and New Bedford, arriving ati6
dsstinatioa st about II A. n.
For freight o. peacass, ,spPly On eosfs, or Attn
o6lss, On fisr No. ., North river, For state rooss
md bsrth., apply On beard, or desired 70 ssosfs
WV. BORDEN, Agent,
sss N-u 10 sad II WsAssFsst, n,
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Naics 10 Pre-empion Sldsmanfs

Every person entitled TO the right Of pve:emptioa
n any Of the lands within the owrships and pa 70
townships above enrmer ited 10 required to estAbbt
the came to the satisfaction Of the Register and Re
ceivsr Of the land once, and make ray therefor
practicable af ssing this notice, and be
public sale Uf the ar d, embracing the tract claimed
Otherwise such claim will forf.ihd:
J. n. EDMUNDS,
Commlssiouer Of the General Land Once.
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Grim ltaa1 CoWrt,

Hpn. T. H. CsA wyosp, Judge. July IT, Philip
Ryan vas tried for aSsault and battery upon
verdict guilty. IJa '"-i 800 49, -
Michael Cooley, for assault and battery on
Christopher y. Hogan, on the l2th OF April.
was found guilty. a.
Columbus Oels, tried for highway robbery
found suiity. ~ - '' Ap'"'
George o. Loran, tried for assault and bat.
tery, vsrdiot not guilty. The judge fined him
% for disordsrly conduct.
The national Republican., 1862-07-18
Future Dave.


ny J. &. McGElNE Il co -. Auctioneess.
u TWO FRENCH PLATE MANTEL MIR
rors Lias Chshdeiie y, Hauda me E"sray,ngs, Fur
riture, Sc at Auotion On THURSDAY MORN.
ING Juy :Sh, At 10 O'Clock, AZ M 3sa fennsyi
wanna svenue, 4 few doora east Of The kaiioIsi
Hotsf, We shsll sell
Two large Gilt frame FIsreh Plate NJ .nisi MIR.
rom
Pair Of Parlor GAs Chandeliers
"air Of Marble MAntrls and Crates
Engfavirgs Ia silt frsm"s
Firr Damssk Chr aims aud Cornics
Venetian Blinds, Window Shades
Superior Msrble.top Sidebla!d
b uSssls shd Insrsin Carpets
Uiot"th, Cocoa Mating
Extension Dining Table, CLalls
Silver. Hated Wsltsfs, Castoas, Ice Pitsh-r
Forks ard SPOONS, Excellent Fable utlsry
Chsfas Dbh~s. China, Ga.a, and Crocksry Ware
BedstsadR, Bureaus, " WAshstALds
Hair and Husk Msttrss e., Bedding
Cookiae Stuvs, Refrigerator
Together with lot Of Kitchen Regulates.
Terms cash.
&c. MCGUIRE SCo,
Jy1s Auct'oneers
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Lands appropriated by Law for ths use OF schools
military, and other purposes, togetber with III,
"swsnp and ovsrtowed lan3s msds thereby unit
for eu,tlvaton" " II any granted to the State By III,
act entitled An cot to snabs the State Of
and other btates, to reclaim the swrmp lands with
10 their llnits" approved september b, 1850, will
be excluded from Tho sale
This Offering OF the above lsnds win BE- commenced
on tho day sppointsd ard wilt proceed In the order
10 which they ars advertised, ulil ths whole shall
have been offered, and the sas thus oiossd bat the
sale thall not BE- kept opsn lhngef than two weeks
and no private entry OF any Of the lands will BE- ad
Initted until atsr the expiration Of the two weeks
Given under my hand u the CITY oi Warrington
this thistieth dsv If Nay, ammo Domlni, one ihoa
sahd eight hu, dr., d and sixty two.
By the President:
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
j M. EpuuHps,
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofios.
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rho, 606.1

pYTHn PREsiDEnT OF THE UNITED
ID nTATh0.
In psrsuanes Of law, I, ABRAHAM LINCOLN
BY declare and make known that public sale will
be held at the land once at Sfsvsuss Porsr In the
State Of Wiscc0sn, conoencine on Monday, the
public lands situated within the following naned
townships, Wis:
NORTH Of As base line and east Of he fourth priv
cipdl mSvid;oR,
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DY GRhEN 4 WILLIAMS, AUctionsrss,
ID Corner 3, vc' tn q, 4 d stre~tH-No $50
HOUSEHOLD AND KI rCHEN FURNITURE.
AT AUCTION On SATURDAY MORNING, III.
tn Instant, Al O'c'o X We shall 9 n, at our fuc
lion Rooms, iaigs lot Of second hand Houshold
Furniture. (b.lonRing to . gentleman de, e,liuiug
hOuse keeIiDg) } Of good quality viz:
Walnut Sons
Marbls-top Centre Tables, Walnut Hair seat
Chairs
Walnut Hair seat Rockers and Otom.ns
Marble top Mid tos Dis aud Whstuots
Dressirg nj other Baiesu,
h. d teats, Waid obrs, n d MAJ bletop Stands
(!aus seat Eni other hairs
Blu sei., Three ply. iuersiu and Stair carpets
PaSa e. Oiicloth, Mating, and Rugs
Wafdrobes
Lounges, CIT frama Looking Glasaes
Feather Il Dc, French Pi lows and Bo sters
Hair, Cotton top and other Ma tresss
Clocks. Vases, and Table utleiy
China, Glass, and CrocteFy Ware
Cooking, Air.tight. and oth.r Stoves
Refrigerator and Kitchen krQu sites
With nsny other articles, too rum.rous TO men,
tiou.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
july I'D lSSrl Auctioueers
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ys"'--s.s.y' ~ ss:;;. X; Hss'''e'4 - '.'
gsnere! Ao2tlal. i9,sls, }. Monday. Wed
aud O'Clock, D. n.
Gsos ~ iospisa,. (ysdio,ary Square. ZION.
day and THURSDAY, between q and 8 O'Clock.
\ lb6esnoh, alSspNA a stfsss BsStist church
and the Unitarian church Every day. RON
Any addition 70. or alterations In, The above
table VIII bsitussrfuliy made. IhIl.
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KlAI AAlala4.

Last evening, at seven o'olnsk, an interest
ing occasion happened at the Epiphany church
hospital. II WAS no less than the raising OF 4
new Gag to the breez,. on the lot 10 the rsar Of
the hospital, among the tents Of the sick and
wounded. The oonvalesosut we're out in full
force, and the occasion WAS graoed by the
presence Of many ladies, who are aotive In
administering coI fort and oare to these brave
defenders. among whom we might name par
tloularly the daughters Of our fellow citizen
NJ. n. 8. McKsan. The occasion was presided
over by Mr.. q. N. Hartwick, whose labOrs nre
indefatigAble 10 this Institution. The loyal
banner was raised to the broeze by Mrs. Dol
Reynolds. The "Star Spangled Banner" was
sung by Miss May, assisted by an efficient choir
and an address was delivered by Rev. J. Spencer
Kennsrd. Its eloqusnoe had u good round OF
cheers, and bis xp0strOphe 10 the flag was the
theme of pleasure to all. One thing be named
struck US with peculiar force: That that flag
had never wrapped the dead body Of traitor
yet;" and another thing, among the many
good things said: " They would be made to ses
the stars shining ever, and 10 feel their stripes
teo." Comment further IL unnecessary. The
whole affair was got up with spirit, and the
Assemblsge repaired TO the ample dining hall
10 the rear Of the church, soldier and friend, Il
partake Of coed repast, furnished by the
iibsrslity Of the ladies Of the Epiphany.
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Deafness. Rys and Ear


Deafness, Eye and Ear.
Deafness, and al maisdies Of the eye and esr ex.
elusively tfsatsd By Dr. Won hcsohsslsr, oocsaist
oas tsstimo.isis ifo. such ersditsbis ,ouross rs.
p:sssdiy psblishsd make all further 'tsts%sats m
VH
Photograph Gift 0Silsry.
We call the attention Of our resdsn toA new Pho
81 Ghss wsiiSs, 81 10. sss seventh strsst, bstvsss
taken IN the highest style Of TIE ATT st he cheapest
rates "A prs,snt, worth from twenty Eve osnis to
two doliars, y Givsn with saeh pSssars. y 1-lm
. BsakiaS Rates. ...
The following are the rates at which bankers
silysr--ths legal tsndsr notes being ne stand.
ard; .. .,.. .....
Buying. Selling.
Gold. per Q. prsm.ls per Q, prem
S,,nssi Demand sii'i;i;,'is nois...s " &" y /" I"
Banks Of Issue 10 ,washington and Georgstown:
Washington. Georgsso,on.
Bank Of Metropolis. Farmers and Meohs
Bank .liS,i, 81 Wn.shsnsson. =. Bank; ,
FARMS ! asroi's. B'ut.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank and the
Bank Of Commerce issue notes Of the dsnoml.
nation Of one dollar and upwards.
.,
The Indian Herb Doctor,
From Canada, will describe di.sases and tell lii
patients the nature Of their c0mpiaints or
illness, without rsoeivinR any mior
nation from them.
No eha'ys fr corsahatSon " aivIoe.
QUE MOTTO.
We use such Balms ss have no strife
With Mature or the Lawn Of Life:
With Blood our hands we never stain
Nor poison men TO ease their pain.
Our Father whom all goodness nis,
Ptovidas the means TO curs all ills;
Tbs Simple Hsibs beneath our feet,
Well used, relieve oa paia oompists.
A simple Horb, simpls Flower,
Culpd from the dewy LsA-
These, thee shall speak with touching power
Ofohanys and health to thee.
Room No. II, Wa hipston Building. Penny lvAaia
svsnus, corner Of Seventh stS,s.
Ma charvs f0r CONSULTATION. 10 1T
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|AsDRsss ~ thsir Inhunsa Dasinsss
Asnla-Au OutSag agssus Cass.

- -. Il i a.. \.
Aeaha-Au OutSa gseus Case.
Yesterday morning. between 0 and 10 s'plock,
two men drove 10 the boarding house Of yKmss
Mantiu, No. $50 Ninth street. mar !, and or.
auired for colorsd nan named Jim, who, at
vitsd the nsa into the paricr. and when Jim
rstarnsd, thsy ssissd hiui. he DRIED "nurdsr"
Justify. .whsIsupcn they gagged him, dragged
him out Of the house. and thrust him into the
carriage, when be- threw himself out on the
dered him to step in. This he refused 10 do,
whersupon they pushed him In and drove doV n
Ninth street towards the river NJ. Mankin
was not at homo At the tims Of the outrage,
but the family made no resistance. ~
but vas closed At the tims-whits horses, dri-
ysn By white nan, with drab or gray oloth.
ing, side whisksrs.
The colorsd man says be was born free 10 this
District, and vAs raised By . oolorsd woman
orderly and trsssy servant. His color Is pure
Another account ofths same sasir says that
nankin was present and assisted IN securing
the black man, and while another man held 4
him Sy the throat, H.nEin gagged him Win :
handkerchief -rf.E. 20 .NFN.
10 that way they managed to got him into
the hack the second time and drove of. Quite
= crowd had collected BY this time. but the
ns 10 -. X. g hs.: W.; .S
for hankin for several days, waiting on table,
10. D. .... rr''... I.f
Another case Of the same character was re-
ported 10 US yesterday. A oentraband girl was
taken from the residence Of Mr.. Fowler, No.
40 Seventh street, at about ten O'Clock In the
forenoon, . few days since, in manner simi.
lar 10 the above case. She len the house for q
moment 70 get . pail Of watsr, being without =
bonnet on her head:
We are told that these outrages are occur
ring daily. How long shall our city bs dis.
graced BY suoh soenssf Unless the authori.
ties take vigorous measures TO put stop to
suoh proceedings, We fear that there win be
some serious disturbance In our streets, for
there are those here who cannot patiently
stand BY and SEQ the capital Of the natl m pol.
luted BY these vile thieves Of human flesh and
blood. Let the rssoals be fsrrstsd ont and
punished for their crime ~ it, enormity dc.
ssrvsA rurely II 10 time for this business to
be stopped In this city. and lot not the sacred
cause Of freedom, humanity and Justice be
longer outraged.
The national Republican., 1862-07-18

At 628 H street, on Friday evening next.
J. @. UNDERWOOD, Prss't.
WM. HUTCHINSON, Beo'y. jy is
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pY =: q. MeQUIRg - CO.., Auesa.sassrs.
~ EXCELLkNT FURNITURE AMI HOUSE
hole EMsel at PFBLlC AUCTION -On FRIDAY
nOkNIN9, July 18Th, at 10 o'olook, ct sss Thir.
tecnth street; bstween q and II streets, We shall
frsm the city, csmpruing-
Exeell.it Ross wood .cas Piano Forte
hsnogany and wslaut Lair cloth Sofas and
Marble-top Centre and Sofa Tables
Plssh Easy Chair. Ottoman, Hasdsome Gliss-
font Bookca
walnut Secretary, whstno,, Gilt ssd Bsa Win
dow Shades
Supeiiot Brusseb Csrpst, Hsirack
Hedst-uds Buresu,, asd Washstaads
Hair and Huak Mattresses, Bolstss and Piilows
Blankss, COveriets, Toilet Sets
DninE labis, Chair, Clocs, China. Glass and
Refrigerator, &c., &c.
Term eaAh.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE 4 Co,
U11-d0 Auotioaeees
The national Republican., 1862-07-18

DAYrON'S "Splt Bread" Boston, Pic. Me
Water, Butter aud Soda Crackers; Fre.h Candies
Ice CreAO; Water Ioss; Romsu Punch; Family
Pies; Fancy Cakes; 10. are unequall,d In America
Btkety Sb6 Eleventh street, between q ard H.
Every article irssh every day. jylt-lw
The national Republican., 1862-07-18

Deafnsas, and al inalsdies Of the eye and esr ex
olusively tfsatsd BY Dr. Won Mcscisisker, occSlis
ed suttt, s27 P.n sylva.is avenus. The nunsr
Gus testimontsls from such creditabls sources 70
psatsdly publishsd make all further ststsmeats m
necessary. H.#.. 49, u l1-Sts
The national Republican., 1862-07-18

A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET The COM
n Portable and neatly furnished House, No 81
Missouri avenue, n now for rsnt. For terms, apply
o = ths prsmises 10 s2-h&
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The I.dian Herb Doctor,

Room No. II, Wa hipston Buildins. Psnnsy lvAai
avsuuss corner Of Seventh Gtx,s..
M Nharve for 0ansutatiop. 10 TT
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ID X. A. u A r + q N r..
Physician and Dentist,
Once, No, o. X street, lear The Circle.

d.. ZAPPONE continues to give instructions to
NJ dical Btudsntt and others In Anatomy, Phy,iulo
~, Chemistry, Geology, B,tsuy, and various other
branones Of science connected With medicine. jyI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-21
Death or the Kausss Jayhawkcr, Cicvs-
land.

Inc IcaVenwUth CONSERVATIVE new-pa-
per gives the following account OF the affair
Lieut.. Walker. Of the sixth. recently made q.
acquaintancc of Cleveland for tho purpose Of
curing his arrest. lie learned his plans, cumpan.
iois, aud places Of fcndelvoua Last Saturday,
10th inst, while he was with Cleveland In O-a-
watotnie, ho sent To- hls company fOT detachment
Of men.
On sunday morning scrsean, Morris reached
OsawAtonie with ten men. AZ soon a. they had
tanned the whereabouts uf Cleveland they
rounded the house. Morris knocked ut the door
and asked II there was n person there rs tie name
Of Cleveland The redouhtshle Jayhswker answer.
ed the summons Ia person. lie came To the door
With navy revolver ia each land aud ono sttop-
ped about lis body.
Morris l Lsve come here to arrest YOU.
Clevuland-Thars thing tina, can't be done 10y
you any other man. lour TO short lstei
have duue q good many things ia my dic, tut fear
no man MOI s't o! men.
M have come 10 take your body, dead or alive,
ai,d am gong T. 40 Il.
Give killed many man, aud will do it again
Il you attempt g. drive me.
Probably yc'rve done gres, many things
more thsu have, but you can't scare me. ] am
going to take sou.
. How many men have you got
C.-Ican rsse more than that At smon,.nt.
going ~ have vo,,, dead or alive
| C-I dant Ike TO ~ with soldiers. Got Lieut..
It'ut. Wa kor VA, sent for ani came down he
was uuarluel.
| q will ~ with vou, Lieutenant, II YOU will a
round ~ ~ friend VI mhie.
| Lieut. Walker consented, and mounted liza horse.
Cleveland also mpurt,d horse, put spurs t. lam
| ana broke away. Thc soldiers were aeon on their
| horses nnd N clpse pursuit OF the nyins iu-
! q NV, Cleveland disInuLutcd ~ tic Pltttwu-
| t,tuic 4, ifau,h uf the NJ les dos Cyyn,s.
| and about a mile from town. io TUNED.
| fred several shots out of a revolver, threw that
| aud b. wa. en into the stream and HpIai, down the
| A. NFa IYF Ia Hun L. al a. ~ pf
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FINANCIAL NEWS.

NEW YORK, Tuesday, May 20.
| The stock market showed much more activity
this morning. There were more purchases from,
! the shorts. and more money seeking employment.
The rise pervsded nearly the whole list.
The purchases Of gold not large, but ths rate
was hrm at 80 ssH. The purchases made by thoss
short on contracts sustain the Market The sx.
change market was nrm at ia
The exchanges at the Clearing House this morn.
ing we're a22,eos os4 anj tho balances 81, GAP ~
The decline In these operations follows the dimn.
ished activity In stocks
The Manhattan Fire Co. pays a semi annual divi-
dend of 10 por cent; the Middlsser Mills Of Mass.
per cent
The steamship Golden Age len San Francisco ON
the 10th with 100000 in gold for England, and
tboo, 900 for New York.
The suction sales show signs Of the close Of the
season sale of assorted goods by leading house
was well attended but prices dragged Another
sale Of British and German dress goods did not ex-
hibit much animation, and most Of the goods were
pressed ot withdrawn
The demand seemed To- lie mostly for cotton and
wprrted dress soois which we're mostly pild. Tic
prices for heavy cotton goods are declining; saes
a< c's. Money is M, quit, free today. The
whole S'o,ooo,0oo Of demand notes have been sent
" "'nhiHtph' anu department II paving them
oW rapidly; but u is In the country, and they do
NJ, reach here as yet The amount converted int,
stock is about $1,000. On call the rate Is . -
y ar ceut. ~
Tho expenses Of Canada for the year are si2,-
o!6coo. The customs have declined $90O,o00 for
he year. The Minister proposes 10 meet the de-
felt, I" issue So Ill 900 per cent excheqer bills,
and .i@o ,o Increase the duties on spirits and 10
bacco.
Tie demand fr T.ao's today was hct,or. Ths
small endorsed notes that sid yesterday ut IOa.
brought iO4'.. The demand seems 10 be for small
lots. Tho Custom House notes today are \ = Y
premium. The Custom House receipts for the day
are siei,e0. The balance in the Treasury Ii
slA6!',?i6 The A-s,tant Treasurer u now
ready To receive abou, s'soooo on deposit, at per
oent. interest, about that anount, bearing = per
cent. in,e rest, hayiu. been paid "A.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-21

You notice any one watching us, child, in the
cars or At home :"
/ Not particularly unless twas Dandy. over.
seer. lie appeared little more interested in
our afiirs than usual"
Mere curiosity, M doubt. And so. child.
here we are. The next consideration ia TO es-
| cape. The United States forces are already n,
! TNb"" Island, AMI their shii. are all along IN.
coast. surely, at the worst, we cau secure
boat and creep out by night t. one of the
blockahing vessels. The coming night mus,
| tivu
| Intelligent and clear headed the Colonel had
early forescen the crisis and had made provision
Tor !, by selling his real estate, freeing his
slaves, and investing his capital at the North -
| family matter alone had detained lin in the
South after Georgia seeded, aud II Was OF this
that ho now PROCEEDED TO speak.
The facts We're that the Colonel, only son.
his iirs, born, had disappeared mysteriously In
his fourth year, one day when the father was
absent, and nothing had been heard OF him
since. The presumption was that he hal been
stolen by some Na,'rnni, abducted hy some ma
| li.cus person, or that he hal wandered TO a
| "'iShp"i'k 'l''h VI 5WalP anu IrlH htu.
You know daughter" the Colonel said.
that have fingered here the pp,t year in hopes
Of learning your brothers islo. | cannot take
a final leave Of these scenes thus cutting of
those hoper, without unutterablc regrets. Ny
Morclund m hlst bo,n what horrible nii,ic-
ton II is TO have a. child thus taken from my
s'sh' without ever Learning hi. late =
'"r"i 'afe'sei hef ia'hcr IN silence.
Du' now '""' We no longer nave nome
"o'"' 'h' 'o'ohe' commune My thoughts
Nor,h II |. ,,.r. ,h yo,, ,,o,,,o, !. L,'.,.I
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'"'' "'"''''''' ~ WIZ 'O' NV "s''''
we were carried away, IN 'hc hfS' moments
oi tue repen'oh' ny eA'"em'h' ana passion,
'"'o 'h' 'o'ohe'' ana 'houSahds OF the best
hearts both North ana south, were champions
"ha' 'h'Y 'a"'i 'he fe''S o' our section
we were awakened from all that by tho BON
barimcnt Of Fort Sumter, Just after we la,
qnarrelled with poor Winthrop. Then cam
rcmorse and regret ! ht'" been thinking {
writing to him. to tell him how You have suffer
ell, and how grieyed am at our error"
no. no. interrupted Coral, arising, as h,