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Sherif's Sale.

EBI VIRTUE OF DECRETAL ORDER OF
k9 sale issued ont of the District Court Of the
18th Judicial District. in and for the County of
Butte and State Of California under the seal there
Of, in the cause Of Anthony Leibhauser V. J. ".
Vail. Executor Of the Estate Of Robert Gallagher
deceased. 70 me directed and delivered. command
ing me 10 sell the mortgaged premises mentioned
il said order, to which reference being had more
fully appears. | will
On MONDAY. the oath day of August.
a. D.. lssS. at o'clock P Y. Of said day expose at
public sale 10 the highest bidder for cash all the
right, title and interest of said defendant in and to
The lot Of land and brick building thereon situated
in the village OF Forbestown, Butte county. on the
south side Of the main street between Rednalls Wa
gon Shop and the property known as Hagerman :
house. together with all the appurtenances therean-
10 belonging, being the Billiard Saloon Of the said
Robert Gallagher IN 1852"
Orovile, Isl August, i. D.. 1858.
W.0. MIDDLETON,
Sheriff Of Butte Coauty
F. HAsXks BAT, Cadsr Sheriff
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Maine G. and 5. Minina Camp1nr.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT At A
- meeting Of the Trustees Of the Maine Gold u
Silver Mining Co. (Naine Ledge, B1eaa Vista l'is
trict Humboldt Co.. y. f) an assessment of B.
cents per share (of one foat each.) was levied on
the capital stock of said Company payable on or
before the 2lst Of August at tie SecTetarys ofi:e
in Orovile, Butte Co, California.
By order OF the Trustees.
4. STEVENSON.
Sec'y Maine g. L :. ". Co.
Orovi,le. Julv 2I. 1853.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
Election Sept. I'd.

Election sept. ed.
FoR GoFERsoB,
JOHN G.. DOWNEY.
For Lieut. Governor.
L. W. MCKINSTRY.
For Congressmeu.
JOHN b. WELLER,
JOHN BiGLER,
n. WHITESIDES.
For State Treasurer.
THOMAS FINDLET.
For Secretary Of State,
3. N. BISHOP.
For Controller.
G. 0. CRAYENS.
For Attorney General,
L. G. GRANGER.
For Clerk Of Supreme Court.
a. c. BRADFORD.
For State Printer.
BERIAH BROWN.
For Surveyor General.
PRESLEY DUNLAP.
For Harbor Master.
MICH AEL HAYES.
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ScHoo1 FUSp.-rhe following is the semi
annua. apportionment Of the State School
Fund iaE Bate county, madeJuue 25th. 1868.
Total amount. $3.50 20:
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Butte I. Il. CnnS0Iid I'd II. De.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
" regular annual meeting OF the shareholders Of
the above named Company will he holden Monday
the 7th day OF August, 1853. between the hours Of
1 and o'clock P ", at oroyie, at the Office OF the
Company. in i. Mcnermott's Drugstore.
BY order Of ard Of Trustees.
GINS. MALnENrH Sacrntlrr-
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Walk in beauty Ike the night
OF cloudle>s climes and starry skies,
And all that's best of black and white
Meet in their aspect and their eyes

TnE rebel leaders well know that they can
rot keep tie people of the South to their cause
of rebellion, unless the Democracy are beaten
by the sectional supporters of the Abolition
policy of the Administration The election Of
Nallandigham, in Ohio, would cause the peo
pie of the South to desert the rebel leaders by
thousands, and hence, they sent Morgan and
his crowd into Ohio to aid their Abolition
allies in defeating him. The rebel leaders
know if the Democracy succeed the Union will
be preserved. and hence their raid in Ohio. to
revive the dropping cause Of their Abolition
allies.
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THE present Administration having decided
that negroes are citizens of the United States.
and entitled to pre- empt lands. command YES
sells, and become Mail contractors, it only
remains for the different States to allow them
to vote, and to receive them into their families
and churches, as son in laws aud brother-in
laws, to complete the grand Republican idea
Should the next Legislature of California be
Republican, they will, undoubtedly give them
the right to vote in order to strengthen their
party for future contests. The balance will
follow, and the next generation Of Republicans
in California will
Walk in beauty Ike the night
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Franklin Copper Mining Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the SECOND
~ Assessment Of -Four Dollars per share has been
levied by the Trustees Of the Franklin Copper Min
ing Company, payable on OF before the 18th day Of
August 1883, at the Office Of the Secretary, al ORC
vile.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees
4. STEVENSON, Sec'y
Ororille July 18th, 1868.
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DR.. nostctter,s stomnch Rlttnrs.- Nh

DR.. Hos5ctter'S Stomach Bitters.-The op-
Grafton Of this palata3!e remedy upon the stomach
liver and eXcret'ry organs is siagalarly soothing
and conservative. It regulates, recruits aud nuri
ies them. Dyspepsia in all its forms Yields to its
control aud lny ygomtng properties, and il is re.
commended to mothers, euieebled BY the cares and
duties OF maternity, as the safest and best tonic
they can probably use. In a the crises of female
life 1t viii he found emiEeutiy useful and elderly
persons will derive mach more benedt from &c than
from ordiHary >tlmGlants.-Sl.d by 81, druggists
ana dealers everywhere. liylilm
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Josephine { ppe" Mining &C..

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN AC-
" cordance with the laws of The state Of Cali
foruia and an rder of the Board of Trustees OF the
Josephine Gold, Silver and Copper Mining Compa-
ny. there viii be sold 1t public auctiou on tuIday
September 5th, at , o'clock P. VI. in front of the
Company Office on Huntoon street. Or1vie so
many shares Of the capital stock OF said company.
standing in the names of the following persons or
shareholders, Will lie necessary for the payment
Of the as-essm euts duly levied thereon, II lsether
with the eXnenses Of adveri.Ing and .t.er eXnan.
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Wa, hingtOn Copper Mining Co.

NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN that the sECOND
~ Assessment ot Four Dollars per share has been
levied by the Trustees Of the Washington Conner
Mining Co. payable on or before the 18th dav OF
August 1850 al the Office Of the Secretary at ORC
b Order Of the Board Of Trustees.
A. A.STEYENS0N, Sec'y.
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Josephine Copper Mining Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT 4
~ meeting Of the Board OF Trustees OF the Jose
phine Gold, Silver and Copper Mining Co. held
Jaly sth. 1853, an Assessment was levied Of Three
Cents per foot upon each and every foot Of the
aoove Company. payable on or before the 10Th Of
August 1865 at the Office OF the Secreta-v, O-oFiIe.
BY Order Of tie Board.
D.M BISHOP. sec'y.
OroTilla Tui- lfth. 15s5.
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OROvILLE, SATURDAY, AUGUST lst

ss- There are only fleo sides TO the question
Ererg nan must Be for the United States OF
against It. There can Be 10 neutrals in this ssoT
ONLY PATRIors-oE TEAI1oEs.-S. 4. Douglas.
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oRovILLE LODGE Va. 1os. F. A. NJ

& THE STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF
X Z Oroville Lodge, No lOs, Of F. A. NJ. are
held on the last Saturday Of each month
1nd called meetings eyery Saturday at the Masonic
Hall, over 4. McDermott's Drug Store.
GEO. W. ELLIOT, W.M.
SAN. c. DEysoN, Sec'v.
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ATTENTION. SIR KNIGHTS.

The 0roviiIe Conm2ndery Of Knights Temp!ar
No.5, will assemble at Masonic Hall, Oh the second
andfourth Wednesday Of each month. sirKniehts
from abroad are invited to attend whenever con
-enieat- THO'S CALLOW, Com.
ARTHCR McDERNo1r, Recorder.
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THE New York RIoTs - The Abolition
press of California, are terribly down on the
Democracy, on account of the recent riots in
New York City. The fact is that the riot
originated with German and Irish laborers.
thrown out Of employment by the policy of the
Administration, and the crazy Abolitionis,s
wh9 sustain the policy of bringing the uegroes
North to cheaper labor. That was the A bo-
lition argument in the late campaigns. There
were as many political frieuds Of Fremont en-.
gagged in the riot as there were Democrats.
The crazy fanatics OF California. who would
see the whole army turned upon handful Of
rioters, and batter down New York, because
these laborers refused to give way for the
contrabands their policy has thrust upon the
city, aud quietly submit to the draft, leaving
their families 10 the association and protection
OF the pet negroes Of the Administration. have
bat faint idea Of public opinion concerning
matters there. There is Just condemnation
Of the Abolition policy Of the Administration
that the fanatics who control Mr. Lincoln dare
not resist. Hence, instead Of turning General
Wool loose agains, the people of The Excelsior
State. we see Mr.. Lincoln quletly relieving
him from the service, because Of his attempt
TO take the command Of the militia of the State
of New York fron the Governor, who is the
constitutional commander thereof The au-
thorities Of New York, State aud City. will
tolerate DO riots, any more than they will tole-
rate the despotic interference of Abolition
despotism with their constitutional rights
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NEToED.-The Republican Mayor Of New
York, has vetoed the two and half million
appropriation, made by the Common Council,
to enable the aboriug class Of that city to
comply with the $500 clause Of tile conscFip-
ton The Administration party are deter
mined that the poor laboriug class shall &c
into the army, and thus make room for their
negro pets as laborers
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
1R. RADwAY,S CLEANSING sYRUp.

DR.. RADWAY'S CLEANSING SYRUP.
Called ReuoTati2S ReSolvent. IS the most extra
ordinary medicine for the cure Of all skin diseases
Humoas, So7es, Chroaic Diseases, Scrofala, Rick.
e.ss Sore Leg. Sweilings of the Glands, syphH;ic
Diseases in the world. One bottle Of this remedy
vii make more pure blood. and add greater clear
ne>s 10 the skin than 4 dozen bottles Of the most
popular Sarsaparilla. Infants afflicted with sure
heads. IS. hreaAiugs cut. cankers. &c-. srS cured ia
a few DAYS. one - SIX bottles viii cure the Yosst
eases ei skin diseases.
For sale by Druggists
Hos STETTE&. SMITH & DEAN. Agents.
IW san Francisco.
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU.
THE GREAT DIURETIC.
EELNBOLD'S EXTRACT BCCHU.
THE GREAT DICRETTC.
HELMBOLD'> EXTRACT BCCBU.
THE GREAT DIURETIC.
HELNBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
TIE GREAT DICRETIC.
And Positive ana Sse,idc Remedy for Diseases Of
TIE
Bladder Kidneys.
Gavel, pronsey.
Organic Weakness
And all Diseases OF the Uriasry Organs.
See Advertisement in another colomn. Cat ], cut,
and send lo- Tie Medicine a. once
Bt,rzre qf C0ante.ft5ss,
UOSrETTER, SMITH 4 DEAN. Agents.
san Francisco.
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Election.

Z ELECTION WILL TAKE PLACE N The
"a town Of Oroyille, Saturday, lst day Of
August. 1865, for the purpose of electiHg three
School Trustees, for the term Of l. . and years.
Polls will be open from to O'Clock ?. NJ. at the
School House. All qualified voters are earnestly
requested to come up and vote.
THOS. WELLS.
J. NJ BROCK.
SAM c. benson,
Trustees
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ACCORDING to the Administration Aboli-
tionisis of California the Democracy are tie
vilest Of mankind. What a great, glorious,
peaceful, uaiied and happy nation should We
now be, if it were true. Our former national
prosperity was under Democratic rule the
present deplorabe condition Of the nation is
caused by the triumph Of those who denounce
the Democracy.
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Business Continued.

rgNHE BUSINESS WILL BE CARRIED on AS
q heretofore. by the remaining partner under
the name and style Of II. HONS, who alone i au-
thorzed 70 receipt for all outstanding debts aad
viii pay all claims against the old firm.
p. $ All persons knowing themselves t1 be in
debted will come forward and settle Immediately.
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THE UTICA ABOLITION LEAGUE FIzzLE-It
will be remembered that some time since, the
Republican press made great biew over the
Abolition Convention at Utica, New York.
The Abolitiouists, shoddy contractors had
taken great pains to have as many returned
volunteers present as possible who were to
accord an unqualified support to the policy Of
the Administration. 10 send them thithcr
these gentlemen took up collections but tie
bankers, who advanced for the leaguers were
still out and injured. The soldiers hissed the
Abolition speakers, and cheered for Mcclellan,
and collections came slow from the bruised
hearts of the AboIiiionists. In this emergency
Prince John stepped forward with note TO
the unfortunate bankers, which explains itself
as follows:
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\ NEGRO Assaults GERMAN WoNAN.-
A German woman was recently assaulted by
African descent at Lansing, Michigan, with
intent to commit rape. He had acquired hi
freedom under the proclamation and stated
that Father Abraham had made him free,
and he only wanted lis nights" The uatura'
result Of the Republican policy exaliing the
negro above our adopted fellow citizens.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
G r AN D B ALL
At Humbug Valley,
On Thursday Evening, August 13, 1858.

g AGRAND BALL will be given at the
- LONGVILLE HOTEL, Hnmbug Valley on
N-.& Thursday Evening, August 18th. 1853 to
which all are respectfully invited.
There will be ards Of invitation issued.
There Will be POLITICAL SPEAKING in the
afternoon of that day, in which the candidates of
the respective parties are invited 10 participate.
ALLEN J. WOOD, Proprietor.
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The shoddy Union party of California, de-
nounce all who do not agree with them, as
traitors secession sympathizers, etc. forgetting
that their opinion of their ncighbors is a con-
fession Of their own characters. knowing
themselves to be guilty Of treason they suspect
everybody else.
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" New YoRK. May %. 1863.


DEAR Mr.. JEROME Il enclose $50 toward
defraying the expenses Of the volunteers TO the
Utica Convention. Ny first intention was to
contribute S25, but as see then Werc aHowed
to cheer for NcCiellan, raise it to $50. Pray
see that there Is nothing done to prevent them
rotmg for him, also, when the proper time
arrives. Common sense is not so common as
is generally supposed but | should think there
was enough OF it left to put stop to these
blind and blunderiug assaults upon retired
patriot whom the mass of the people respect
and admire. and whom the soldiers love
Truly yours JoHN VAN BuREN"
1t may not be uninterestng to add that Mr.
Jerome is out something over a thousand dol
lars, which the Republicans refuse to pay be-
cause the soldiers hurrahed for Mcclellan
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We must accept the condition of affairs as
they stand. At this moment the fortunes of
our country are Influenced by the result of
battles. Oar armies in the field must be sup
ported-all constitutional demands of our
General Government must be promptly re-
sponded to.
But war alone will not save The Union. The
rule of action which is used to put down an
ordinary insurrection is not applicable to a
widespread armed resistance of great commu-
mites. 1t is weakness and folly to shut our
eyes to this truth
Under no circumstances can the division of
the Union be conceded. We will put forth
every eXertion of power; we will use every
policy of Cancellation; we will hold out every
inducement TO the people of the South to re-
turn to their allegiance, consistent with honor;
we will guarantee them every right, every
consideration demanded by the Constitution,
and by that fraternal regard which must pre-
vail in common country but we can never
voluntarily consent TO the breaking up Of the
Union of these States or the destruction of the
Constitution.
This is the proud and patriotic position
occupied BY the Democracy of New York,
California, and the Union party of the Border
States, and the people of California in accept
ing it, will have the perfect assurance that
they are refusing to surrender the Union to
the rebellion at the South, or to the contempti-
bic fanaiicism that has usurped and now con
'rols the Administration of Abraham Lincoln
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IuBA CoUxrY-W. {. Buckalew. Of Clay
tons Banch, has been nominated for joint
Senator from Yuba and Suiter counties, and
2. L. Hatch has been nominated for District
Judge
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Wholesale agents flr Pacific coast.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-06-24
columbia Female College.

We have lately received and perused With care
fnl attention, a Catalogus'of the Columbia Flo
male College, which is now closing its present
session with ISL pupils. Tbs educational insd
tuition, though. but Si fSwaapsars standing, has nj;
ready sprung intOlgr eat mud deserved popularity
The course of study, both in rcs-rd to text O'oks
and progressive ..iyancemOnts is altogether M
u,iratls; in fact, aanodel ofsjadicious arr'"se-
mcnt. Music, drawing, painting, and other RI
namental accomplishments, are taughtby gentle
men md ladies " HON we know to be competent
and skilled in. a 1ssry. high degree. The name IF
the President. Rev. HENRY n. Moop, AN, is
sufficient guarantee Of the wise discipline aud
government Of this noble institution, which ought
to be locked upon by the;southw With PRIDE mud up
held by our people with warmest. patronage. 1t
is guided and governed b.. M influence, which,
catching the spirit Of q pure religion, hos the glo-
ry;ofs God. as its motive, and the good of man as
It's object. Lot us FOSTER such ins il ions in our
young ConfOderacy with jealodscare, 10 that " men
our heroic soldiers shall ,%returnto their homes,
made politically free by their vaior, they may
not find those homes intellectually in bondage
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-06-24
Latest From Richmond.

RicuuosD, juno 22.-0nhci.l dispatches 'tsts
that Kirby Smith is n. Mill ems Bond.
- io,,er. from Con. Lee dated Friday. st-te. that
portions Of Stuarts command have had several
engagements with the encmy's envuiry, all result
ing SUCCESSFULLY 70 our side.
The Baltimore Clipper of the 10Th has Yankee
kilograms from Harrisburg lsT, which state that
n Confederate force sis north Of Groencastle, six
regiments Of mounted infantry wore %encampsd at
williamport, north of the Potomac, four regi-
ment, Mt Hagsrstown, Mesby's cavalry eight
miles below Chambsrsburg, and q portion Of Con-
fedorate cavalry ut McConnelisburs going toHan-
cock. The Confedcratcs are paroling NIL citixens.
Fro,h troop, are arriving ut Harrisburg-not SO
rapidly a, the State authorities wish.
Perfect panic in Philadelphia 1T Lees %sdyance.
The Federal troops wore retroating through Ha-
g~erstown to Chalnborshurg. All rolling stock had
been removed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-06-24
Northern News.

SHeLnYyrLLE, June ~20.-Nashvillc papers OF
tho 18th have news from New York to tho 18th,
to the enect that Gen. Di1's army is reported near
Richmond, supported by iron-clads and g%unboats
On the James aud York rivers.
A special dispatch to the philadelphia Inquirer
of the 18th sayn the rehels have encampcd beyond
ChambsrsLarg. $500 strong, under Jenkins. Other
dispatches states that Erells corps is in advance,
with s,euar.'s ca-alry and Hill close behind;
Longstreet bringing upthe rear. There is no. donbt
that Lee ia throwing his whole force into Maryland
and Pspnsylxania.
A Harrisburg dispatch of tho 18th say. that
over two thousand rebel cavalry and infantry are
at Chambcraburg. Gen. Jenkins ordered the 'torsr
opened, compelling the inhabitants to take Con-
Tolerate money for their goods.
The rebel cavalry occupied Eittlaton to-day,
ten miles from Gettysburg.
The farmers in the valley arc sending their
horses and cattle into the mountains.
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WFernaado Wood.

This gentleman whs has been known at the
S0stk in former years a. o Democratic politician
Of New York city, has ju,tly distinguished him.
self more recently as = man Of remarkable bold
ness and neral courage by q fair and fearless dis
.,cussion Of the present relations between the gov
ornaments and people Of tho two sections Of tho
country. Mr. HooD has fully and most f~earlessly
committed himself against tho present Federal
Administr alton, and the further prosecution Of
the war. On the Til Of April, n vast audience
assembled ut tho Cooper Institute, New York
City, to inausurate formally, 3 political party,
solely and professedly for peace peace BY reunion,
Il tho Confederate States will upon any terms
ro-unite with that people who have wasted and
d~osol.ted our land; and if not, then peace anyhot0,
upon the basis of two Independent governments.
Mr.. Woop was the principal speaker, and right
ably and powerfully did no represent his party:
The speech has appeared in some of our public
prints and our purpose Is now simply to notice
sems Of the more noteworthy points made BY ar.
'wooD. The speaker WAS very honest and very
fair In ststing the full strength of the war party
at tho North. This party, 40 shown by him, Is
composed IF various classes and various interests,
all Of whom, and all of which, are prompted, ex-
espting tho abolitionists proper, by tho single mo-
two of money. Contractors, employers, manu-
fac.urers for Government, banks and bank officers,
stockholders and stockholders, railroads, their
officers, shareholders and creditors, the debtor
elias, Of tho communicative want to koop money
nI.ntu md 1sf ouf he fora tbe ernsh-thn prcsident.
cabinet and offee-holders-nll these desired tie
prolongation of the war, aud not its termination
on any account, or any terms, because very large
disbursements Of Government credi. would enable
them to make largo gains; whereas o termination
of the war would either curtsil their profits, for
felt their occupations, or involve them in the COM
mon financial ruin, which seems inevitable in any
event. Moro than twelve hundred thousand men,
no. ia the army, Mr. WooD .sfdrms, are thus bribsd
by the government, and for government to clamor
for the prosecution of the war. Tho President
and cabinet, he further suggests, desire tho con-
.inuanee Of the war in order to weld o power
which win secure tbom in powor for o time-or
for life, II they dare to try II.
In addition to this corrupt horde, there are tho
real Abolitionists who hate tho South and her in
atitutions, and wont the whole people snd proper
ty Of tho South annihilated.
Notwithstanding this formidable array Of num-
bers and Of influence, Mr.. Woop brayely dsclares
.Ls people of tho North, whose liberties and hap
piness are at stake upon theissue, are sUesty .i.es
stronse,!K they all combine 10 put daHt this