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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-05-21
Published by HORACE WATERS, Ag't
No. 4sl Broadway, N. Y.
suArERs's Choral Harp-A New Sunday

NNTATERS'S Choral Harp-A New Sunday
~ School Book, of 100 pages Of Beautiful
Hymns and Tunes. 1t contains many gems, such as
Shall we know each other there Suffer little children
to come unto me- The Beautiful Shore 'Oh, tits glori,
ous,' Leave we with my mother He leadeth me be-
oide still waters" &c. Price, paper covers, 20 cents
SIS per 100 bound, % cents; $50 per 100. II is edit
ed by HORACE WATERS. author OF Sunday School
Bells, Nos. l and 2, which have had the enormous sale
of over eight hundred thousand copies. Just published
by
HORACE WATERS. 431 Broadway, N.
For sale by SAWYER & THOMPSON, 50 Fulton aV.'
corner Of Law st. 1y5O.
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CARD.

H. F.. sCHOFF, attorney ami Counsellor at Lac,
desrires to say to his friends and the people of this
County generally, that he has opened an Office in the
second story of Bailey's building. under the Telegraph
office and opposite Bain's Hardware Store, where he
will be happy to see all of his old clients, end as many
others as may have occasion to make use Of his profess
SiOn
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-05-21


contains between 800 and 400 pages oftunes a nd hymns
new and old, of the choicest kinds, for church., Sunday
school, revival, missionary, temperance, p rayer and
conference, and all kinds ofsacred and soci al meetings.
The music in this book has life and animation in it,
like "Shining Shore" "Rest for the weary "Shal we
know each other there ?' ''Shall we meet beyond the
River, ''There is a beautiful World" "Kind Words, II
Sweet hour of Prayer s'Tbere is a Land of Love"
"Suder little children to COM unto me- "God save the
Nation, )" &c. P~rices-single copies, bound, so cents,
$40 per 100 cloth bound, embossed gilt, TO cents, $50
per 100. Mailed at the retail price.
HORACE WATERS Agt
4Sl Broadway, New.York.
DpGJfuhar Of Tho abo,ya nooLC
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-05-21
The Vote for Chief .Bustice-OmcinIF Fig
ures,

The canvass of the vote of Chief Justice was
completed on the 18th inst. The official re-
suit IS as fnllnwS
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-05-21

To these there should also be added the fol-
lowing votes which were duly cast for Dixon,
but tue official returns Of which failed to reach
the County or State Canvassers:
Oconto county, "A majority for Dixon.
st. Croix county, 50 :.
2lst Regiment, 200 "
Dixon also lost quite a number of votes in
Jefferson in the same way. His real maiori-
ty is not far from 1000.
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Total, 81, SSS So, 5S7
official majority, 2,801.

The following votes were rejected in con
Of the informalitv Of the returns:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-05-21
HORACE WATERS Ag't
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Arranged as solos, duets, G~uartetts, and choruses, for
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Don't you hear the Angels coming p Shall we meet be-
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-07

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ms rrr.r7oy n PRINcE GE0RGE,s Md.
- ~ o,,;ta novel exhibition a. onr
--lA5'9 ~, ....,.o.1..
pols yesterday nc "o'eIS "o'e o'ul '0ooo'y
Notified By Captain atkins, 81 th6 maryland
,f.,, tb9t ne was here under orders from
o'''I'> - ..i h,t not - cha1Ianon any Yates
(7oa .1S~ .l~.t;,., f,aaah;9o. h,,4
If herier2 "I'A Use o'0o'''0 1As>'S''-''0 'o'
should any citizen Or the county see proper
J., rbaI'euge q voter for disjoyalty, then the
:,]~.,of election would be required TO adnllR
J" .,r ,ha oath Of aIlegiancc. This was before
T ~. Bradford $ nrocIamation was re
' ;,e1 bs-a Fyervthing promised fair enougi
E' 3,x ~. a,rarament. and - or 81 votes were
4l.''. .;s,I rrifhnuf aov iuteyf>rauca At q
0@P RI. t:,Ionol ,L,ar of WaSbiorfon. an
o'1o~: 5 =, rba no1}a With IN armed n1ssr. AMI
lea5TI: t.,cri.,r,s - rha ;ndyss Which were
!1,t - 10 ostb .bo,zld be mn Fl "a. h voter
'a IA -! - var, r, Ills Sho)hv (,|ark Eso
4n7II15 - }1 'p - tba cann}v nIi.cred
1t9.oso aas,t;o Which ia LaJ nsf rsreive1
anu ANU 49, = ls;o f'b;J Iir :nv ;ntefarnca bv
...'A ;; ;tIr,, Tsnf.,;n Wilkins n}<o insS-
|"5 Lux ''' t,;s oonntr voe n C1on Srhenck's
}ea .aa a ,.5 oo',t'' b nstrncrons onrht 70
@''"lS uoA w ~ p.~aI ,s ~ sanior
% feSl9''01' 49, ." ~ - n1aiI"d - s,hn,;t
AGootdHc .'0 WINS T ~ eo1n t,,ol o,,I ,,h
!" I M a,0 59} TX, I,rntast
0 G . . ~. S+ted fbat he had
WV D@Nol a. },;',,,t>,, - s,,l,,;t thn
s5. al % th f5ora and to ascer
M3tSe1 - 'lo ans4;oe a. o,4borifv
TAIN III EtldUOR 10 lEl& CONAlOC ~ 0"<t1o'i ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-07

w WOOD!
WOOD
The subscriber is prepared TO furnish Ga X
WOOD ola superior quality at the lowest rates,
for cash. ENVGd =, ~ II % - p -.
re- Orders to be left at 9. ". Cliford's Boot
ana Shoe Store Nos l22 and ia, hing street.
oct 3l-~1w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-07

The National Inteligencer is quite severe in
It's comments on Gen. Schenck course with
| regard to the late Maryland election and on
the course pursued by some Of his subordihates.
gomery, giving curious account of the pro-
ceedingS at one Of the polls in that county.
In relation to the present difficulties in the
matter OF ezchaning prisoners, the Washington
correspondent Of the n. I. Tribune says, that
President Lincoln will not tolerate any pro-
position which seeks to establish distinction
between black and white soldiers as prisoners
OF var
4 committee has arrived Ia Washington from
Norfolk, Va, to ask permission to put IN
operation regular line Of steamers between
that c;ty and New \ ork, and resume the trade
relations between the two cities existing pre-
vious to Tie war.
The New York papers are full Of accounts
Of The Great Ball given to the Russian officers
in that city. Il is said to have been magni-
fcent affair-and an immense display Of dia-
monds, iewoIry and fine dresses was made on
the occasion.
The Richmond Enquirer and Richmond
Examiner are loud in their lnplaints of the
hoardcrs and spectators, who, they say, are
the primer pal causes OF the dearth Of provisions
and the high prices in the Southern cities
There is very little news in the newspapers
concerning the contending armies in Virginia,
but hundreds Of rumors are afloat as to move
ments going on, OF expected to commence
It is understood that the Court Of Inquiry in
the case Of General Buell. has acquitted that OF
fcer OF the charges brought against him.
THEATRE, 1.-THE Mummy and THE Alpine
Maid at the Theatre to-night-A good BILL
SKIFFs M1NsTRELs Benefit night at Lib
berty Hall to night And a fine programme.
On Thursday night last most brutal murder
was committed on the farm Of Mr. George
Dent, at Pope Greek, il Charles county, Md,
upon the person of negro man belonging to
Mr. Dent, by two white men, strangers, who
came to the negroes quarters.
The Washington Union says Dr. Wyvill
and Harry Hatton, Of PiTcataway, were arres~
tod hv Raknr's Gntnctvns at the O0lis on cleo
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-01-10
NEW REMEDIES FOR
Pc IL MATO Il IL III E a,

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, philsdel-
N phia A Benevolent Institution estsb-
lished by special endowment. for the relief
~ the Sick snd Distressed. afflicted with
virulent aud Chronic Diseases, and especial
" for the cure Of Diseases Of the Sexual
Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis BY the
Acting Surgeon.
vALuAELE REronrs on Spermsiorrh1s
and other diseases Of the sexuaI orr sns, and
penssry. sent 10 sealed letter envelopes. free
OF charge. Two Or three Stamps Cor post.
are sccepssbls. Address. DR. j. ski LIN
HOUGHTON. Howard Associstion. No. 2,
y. Ninth street, rhilsdeIphis. Pa. ine5
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Fever and Agrie,

from vhsrh mankind suffer over large part %
.Ae rlnl,r A iie cons QUnCc ~ diseased action
al he system. iadncrxi by the poisonous mlArm
OF vegetable decay. ghis cxhalaiion y evolved
b. IN action OK solar lcaf on WI soi AMI nscs
with thc warnry vnln0r fum il. Nhllv we sun =
hslow thc horigon this vap0r hnrers near me
earrh'S surface. AMI the virus j. taken With u
titoagh the lungs into f,le bool. There Y arts
a. an irritating poison ON me infrrnal sisccra
anl cxrrrtinr organs ~ the bSly. The htsr nc-
rnsnc> forglI anil fails - sccrcte not only Tins
,aus. hGt also he hllctfrum the blood. Both
she vim, Ana fhc hilc accumulate In the circuia-
tihn an, prniu.4 vinirut constitutional disorder.
IT, -picts. The kisii1ys, ami the stomach sym
pal..slr with fhe Ever ant hreome dl>Orierct
also. FINALLY. fhr instinct Of our organism, a.
Al in Al attempt ID cNlel the nu-Nious nfusson,
concentrates thr svho,e blAod o. the holy IN me
Internal cxcrtt0rscs 10 forcc them O. cast II out
The hloal braves thc surface. and PUSHES 70 the
central orxans with conse<tiyc violence. his =
The emu. Bat IA this CiIor; Il fails. Then tie
liver fsllows. III which the blood leaves ihe
centred or-ans nai rushcs 20 the surface, a. "
IN another effort 10 cxpcl the Irritating poison
through the other great cxcret0ry - the skin IN
It's also X fails ana the system ahnndons the at
tcrnrt exhausted AMI hts for the rccovcry Of
strong * rpsf The hopeless effort another day.
These are M. hfs ~ pArDxysmS o. FEVER AND
Acrr. Sneh constitutional disorder viii OF
course rnirrnine the health ii IL Is not removed
We hive la5orcl 10 tnd. and have found, al
snri.ttt.
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CONG r Z $ .

Will soor assemble, and the most impor
fani questions will be bfough, before !, 70
determination. One >. which, The Eman
cipalion and Coloulz ,tion policy OF ih'
Pres dent, viii vitality effect ihe fl'nre .
The country. A interesting Csnsrssr'ona
proceedings will be repofted 10 'hs Seniine'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-01-10
OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

cierk-HsxRy A horTRAus.
AnJilQr JvHS MEHkiscEg
Tr-asurer-TRrop rs ; sDEENASs.
REQ Der ) tfPHEs jERsEg.
ShenfF-L ,sx WEiSgL.
Coroner -CRARLEs kFArs.
Surveyor D4SiAniS X KEMP.
HARVEY NicHaLsoS.
J. q. BicxwERnERT, Commissioners
WN H. GREsS.
orFlcsas OF BAtSBRrpcE TOWNSHIP.
Ja.,iees- Sebastian koebier. NJ. Keeier
Rose
T.ustee-Kssper John
Csns,ablrs-A. Ecksr,, G. Erdhcfen.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

rsr I'll the purposes CT prrg1tivs Medicine.
For co-rrvr~rss;
ron rmG GrRE ~ DYSPEPSIA,
Fox JkCNnlCE.
Ton Iur trnE or INDIGESTION;
fnE HEADACHE.
Tor TIE trKE az DfSESTERrs
FOX A ForL Sr0MscaH.
Ton THE rtME OF EKrsIrkLAss
Ton Inc RiLEs;
foR TirE CrEB or SCR0rrLA.
Ton ALL SGRoFrIDNs CoMfLAfSs.
ION TnE CrEK - kHEUMATfsAs
Fox DISEASES or THE SKtS-
Fon rHr Crrr OF LIVER COMPLAINT;
Fon Dnorsr;
Toa THz ctnE o. .srIHE, LuAohs' AID SALE
kHrrM.
For WORMS:
For -HE CUKE on GOrT,
For Drx~ER Pill;
Ton TIE q re or NEURALGIA;
Foa PrEIFrISc THE BLOOD
They are srrarcoatcd, 50 that the most scnsi-
dive can take them pleasantly. and they are the
bit naericnt IN Lac worll Tor AL TIC purposes u
q family physic-
Price rs cents per Box; Fire Boxes for 500.
Grea, numbers Of Ccrrymen. Physicians.
Statesmen, and eminent personages. have lent
their names 70 certify the unparalleled useful
ness OF these remedies, but our space here will
mot permit the Insertion Of them The agents
below named furnish gratis cur AMERICAS AL
MASAc in which they are given: win also tuit
descriptions 81 the above complains ami me
treatment that should be followed for their cure
Do not be put OF by unpnnciplcd dealers with
ether preparations they make more pronf on.
Demand Arms, and take no Others The sck
want the best aid there IS for them, and they
should have H.
An our Remedies arc for sale b.
Sold BY
Huber & Friedman. jasper: Dr.. w. Shur
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fenx ven known Throughout Enrorr sal America ned
no comrnendgfi0n here. Thsy purely Vegetable.
prepared with great and sussreostsd No
better Catartic rl can ~ fund PRICE 8 pc box
Thcse medicines are prepared ny pr. G. n. JAcksox
Co Philadelphia Pa, and "a Louis, No. and are sold ~
druggists and dealers in medicines everywhere The s
nature "A & NJ JACKSON vii Be- the outside " eseh
bottle O. box
In our ErrryEcys Arnaroc, Published annually. you
win and tesfnnny and conmeniasory notices from al
pts q the country These Alnsnaes are given svAy ~
al agents
BEWARE OF CCvnTfrFTiTS.
Sre inat yau gr, fiaails"d G-rmsn R'-
f4rs. prepared hy DR.. &. NJ .Iscsron. Piiila-
delphi., Pennsyvania, and that his sigma
inre i On The wrapper Of each hottie.
The New York herald., 1863-06-17

meDs France Moe, Of the eppo.ou candidates elect.
ed are kno,.o y, n, ,..i.., ~, ,,,.,
-. " W "t'nh " by'"efmg ;" 'n' '"""'
iehs hnd that out o the registered voters about one
fourth did not avail th.mseiv.. of ,her n,,ilevo of
a.po.,,,n, th.,, h,,,o,. rn...-.. -. -,
N's '" '"' i"e'' H'e 'ne "e"' "o'o"'"
against he government ash u s % the remaining three
foufths l1rge majority voted for the aur. ,tion. a.d
when the goyernment vote N countsd We 0nd ina, ~
smouns 10 but very little m re han tho number az roy
eminent ornpoyes IN Paris iarts nly q day he cns,
dered as In omen opuosit ou 10 M and hi. dyns-ty
Our Southern fr,era. sre by no n, ,s .as.J win tbe
result NeIt 70 the Emperor (who .sid 10 have "a
prcsss his opin,on that tbe Par yns a .shbi,ed
vast degree of nsrsisudeI "a ,trn no h most '.cat
up,, by the resnlt oS the elesap IA. q ~ the Count do
Per,sny Ths Count n. p.rsyny In. 4 .rn ever since
The ,rr,ys, of ,he later hare ,bc b.n frerd of Mr.
John sdrl, and s,sndins ocatc tc resogn,ton n
the Southern numbns Wha, an ets pcr,Isny therefore
sects sdsl Th.v , .,s ,he, h,,er ,..rs ard
sI,elp. 80. -. ali inc nns on
members are onrssa o sny ip.yf.ycnre IN our AFFAIR."
ana onno Al a. ,ps so,,h.,n ,rrrhns .na vsh ,orh
eopsodstsd Are :. ,hav would hrns 10 hear upor tho
fcr a A n no sIc ,ha, lie erpment
m taks snv ~ ,rscrssreuc. ana tns,Ms
Masop who n slll here Wi, soon retire 10 ondon in
vcvv Iase n.. An ~ .,a h,s il n sood
vctuss earn that Mr. Masoa has besn beset here BY
number OF hls ,d,s,rcs.ed eoantrvmcn - Who are IN
that nfortuusts condon hcrs thev can peber 20 nor
The New York herald., 1863-06-17
rhs American war . Beasht ss Ace

From the londoti tssr. June o
Tho eleventh annual ordinary general seetns ~ the
IrnseiofH of the fordop cbsrtsred bsnt q Australia
~ss held yesterday al the l0.das Isrsrp, M W. -
Falls ia he chair
ihs ,bsifulsn, N The oa1rSs - his spess D., ss1kv
Mamwsu ssks very sAtfa, tory ~ th~ prsssns
prsn "a tie bark aBa ia futnfe Iro~f~tts AZ regard
ei the general postob u The AnFualian ooknss
apBn ~hnsc prnsrsrity that blsine~ bassd, vss
very gfatdyirs ~ Tcnsct ttst dsfng The
last year their progress In ms,sral wealth
Asd pro&, eftv h.d ben 10 ~sy cssssss.
u sLtly Affected II might have teen b. the suusfs
going ~ Amsrca uhFh hal periodically afsctsa the
whce ~ ksroTs, yet BY "a The Agsssszs cohnsse
spnss measure bershisd N Nod safxef s-agyafess
Ansfraf.a and Il Al.s fact that tLs prcdnetvs
these ooioniss hal ben s,tnaaisd and tbsy pro
doosd srtic~ " which, b os the car, they voala
have arnsd their Attsntu tor years tofHs,ly ave
sirtbs of tho tobsooo ooussrsi 10 Ausrka forn
Nngua hut nou Arrs Quantities - l.n1 vsss anass ~
bacss cnva,pon tobAeoo fartt<s hsd siso tssn cot.
blsbsd. and prods.sd sns~s sn Aftkis that vs ts
lbqse ed that aef tho ihs cooutss scd be sdsfsuG
sut a AmerIea far hn oonn1sSiiiy ostsssDsd
Cation siso c1liivsie1 ~ lsDt ~ Aus
usla, especially IN Q0ssns and aad h1 sss sIii.
The New York herald., 1863-06-17


rA L1L yi,e.ea TA,y S,s,Vosao,- WAs "A, oJya
ton WI Do--siisen s-d Ps'ssy-gS,f II h Rasa
Jpn -Dsreasrafso~ Of Wo,i->n ssa
Srsd,n,,-- n Is,osisye--Us y~yo'6n u, Errr,,f-
lalasis PhaiJs, Ss
rbs resalt ~ the slecirGs prstty tborDughy
sno-n and appears thai ssh,sss oppos,Oa esndlisiea
have been ecctsi sBd tbsrs every ptobAblty thai
eight ul be choren sifs,ts vbere
W bs held - ho esralasis hs,ins -.
esived 10 them sbs.lsts mAstty. This wni giss tts
opTsast twsoiy fir men.bsrH, sHfng vhom sfs aams
tho sbisst thinksrr and nssst .sd mat mffouivs
ofaors hIrsuos ave ~ ssy nornsss, unissJ thsi
the, sm eA..s the so,efnsspi sood dale uo.bs
o, tsh apla.hoa--sil Q, ~bsss msu,bsrs have
tasss snl ulf isks again ths oath - si,esaDos snd
bdsnty lhe eoIfutntsn ast The snd wln
o. uothns snsctiy 10 The rsy 4 siaesns tbs grssszi
dyusriy and igIg sgvsynmss, a Trsre' Bat 'bsy
oil 1sss eomblssd siiAes y. % sssy q lhs sovss
nerts measures, sHs suse.seg " destroy sgns - The
prots by vhish u spbels Tbsy hispai learn,
10 nsks 90 Immediate sussishi uDss Me leo
hncws % he "pusls safssy sw." usssr vhios
. mAs nsy b. 1res,st ssusty, u~d s~erstly, sn1
ssssssly sss, ~ 70 cayssss rh~y vli nsss
ssusbs ut.s The system 81 "svsrtss~De1ts !" W SHEA
s~vspspss NAY bs ssgprssssd % ssy uBs ~ The GA
a The sp,snns-sssy vni ssnas< Ne rsss Il sss-u-
s,.s.-,hsy vu syy~s tks nsssAs ssz osb~ sinr.s
.rrsda cas-, srs vfI sernsss . rssse'loa II srpssti
tsrs
ma smusre, ssw that Me sssssss ere ever " ~
s.r,s bew dnssssy he os.xesns--<I ss1 ssb~v k4r.
.sls regard Ne ssnkoAsos Il NE rssh from ths nss.
p~ 10 -hkh tbsy vss,Sd s~furs rbss, seosslss W
shs saitos.l at.iss sD1 The prosisu.stoss II n rec
ury, every vs,s oass toe ths syyeshsn -s ss<isrsz
" ss .sts sssnss NE smpars sss Ne rns~rw. so~,
vh~s p~s kss sivsr " n&ay saeh vo,s. tbsss ssrsss
have ss1Assy sbsnss< sAss sss d % ss, rsssss Ne
ressn a. Il sy pssssslw ssssisssss rhsy vus rshs
nas 10 Ne frss lsss4nss, ss< Ne ,wy &,rs asor,v
u vssss - ~ Ne ov,ssass ere rss1y sswssss -
~s.a~ ssnass Ne ssseps Avsasv ~ s~v SSsssS.
The New York herald., 1863-06-17

Tns forg-tng the fsgsyt ~ ihs s.rtsin ~ the sssb
iucs, arrived Al iIvsrIsoi from rsicshssrs
psyis ln is,aads ~ Bsrth t-gtsss a. w.-t .t.s.
shs ,arl Regatta. noa'svdso for Iir.'r->i rB~
cApaIn { ,aa Ys-se tsd ihs be hss bpa,s fosr
.ssmes at o. the ~ us Am~&an ssn H.s,i
eta ~ n.'iinrr. whsh ys.ssi ostssrss s.1 De
,iroytd pss ths ~,oatr BY Ibs cot.a~s,. ,is.s..,
Tlnrlds.
nsea.fts fihs nssi'is sslor s.o,t - -ats, ss.s
ne ~ rs.ststsoa the s.sr b'sra tLs is.s -hst
asrssd g. ani hs ,isn bosri. fbsr sams- 80.
wn gvaas aSa Issfy . wsTnsr. fh,s. stat, As,
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The New York herald., 1863-06-17


u appears that tbs of ths steam liss bst~sss
this oountry and tho Merriam port H Nssamcsos seve
dcortnuod the ssrvcs p~ndisg the dscbbon at ths bt
tbb goyssnmcnt respecinT ths late ssirnrss ~ ,hs
nitcd sssies orussrs In this way large trade sft
oysn be ponopoirsd by adveptefs al New Yosh ana
iosop who known a. bo sotivs In 10 pfoscatn ssd
tho commercial ~ tha country are dafnass %
q tlme when n than ever importsst that every
legal outlet shoa be made avail able IN order " compsn
sats Tor The eircsmstancrs by which the industry iAn
cAsbrs affected. the etrine 10 bs admitted that
British vessels raAsg botwesn neutral ports hses
not mefey 10 far sraninaton but W SEIZURE u csnss
lD EDgiatd viii wish 10 ihs ruie hfrnsed but
this question up 20 the prea~rt moment " have
besn svsdcd ard the beief ~ that whenever fbAi b.
brought lorwaFd n direct manner u VIII be fseetsd
not only by Great Bsin but BY the United stAis~ The
argument that wiil b. TO the future advantage
of IngIsnd muitime Poser TO soch
doctrine estsblfbed IN untcusbls. bccaass "a
Dsyar be " the bctcGt ~ sny opuntry
iniis dual ~ rest their procfe nss ca principles
that are nbersutiy wrong 90 irrsisra sb'. u
aso certain that Lowsyer ss gbt asgllesoe ~ tbsm
now, Other Powers. when u vn thor turn % suffer
wnuiI turn round add dlssvow IN m. ether by soms
qubble 0r bs the correct plea that cviSstson aud
know ledge hsd sdvrneei and that of custom
could r,n 'er u ineunbel on naitn ~ oontinos W
cogpi1s system 81 fay ard injustice The ma,,sr 10
,nai demands Immediate acton and tho 10 bss
FOR delay since Mr. fvsrts, who n resadsd IN ssw
York the mnst sound Hnd tecSmIishsd authority 90
tnteff steBal law IN tbs coantry commissioned
by President Lincoln b. facilitate IN junction -nb M.
Adams. the alta nmsbt Of s,sy asd %, v~a,S
raaisng al snh yosAfs
The New York herald., 1863-06-17
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.

Naval Se1awves ~ the Ua1tse ssssss.
In ths House d Commons oa the tth ot June ~.
CRAwyonD asked " asy claim had bsen made upca tbs
government chs United Saass for oompcDssion 10 ths
N shs schoouss wiz o. tho wisp ssi1sd la Msni
waters Maiamofos. by ths United states cruiser
Montgomery June o. 1891 and AsI WAsds vseass1 BY
dsestrn u ths Prse Court ~ Key Get. oa Jaiy ~.
M LAyAap ssid ths guestton invosvsd . stassosDt
whEn had besn SrovsA. spd which liable 10 great
oubs-vix thai the vcess ssysd In Msr,csa waters
ihe tu the court u Key West and ths court
decided ship should bs rssased, but si tbs
time decided that there saeisnt ousds 10 warrant
tho o The vcsec sod would not give daAass ov
The ooly for The 10 tAks would ~
70 appeal 10 ths supreme Court u the UsMsd etAiAs