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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26
State and Local News.

STRANGERS IN THE CITY,
AND ALL OTHERS
wishing to while away an hour In pleasant and
agreeable amusement, should not fail to visit
the magnificent
WINANT BILLIARD ROOM,
Two doors North of the Neil House.
1T CONTAINS TEN SPLENDID TABLEsl
Also, the 81 500 Premium Carrom Table.
Kept in the neatest style, with any quantity of
the best Of Cues, Balls, etc, etc.
jan. 6-tf.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26
lExecutor's Sale Of Real Estate.

TN PUBsUANoK OF AN ORDER GRANTED BY
i the Probate Court Of Franklin County, Ohio. will
offer for sale, at public auction, Saturday. the 25th
day OF March, A. D. 1862 at twelve o'clock upon tho
premises the following described real estate situate in
the county Of Franklin, and State Of Ohio to witt Hast
TO the town Of Winchester. Appraised atS3l6.
Terms Of ssle-0ne-third In hand, one-third IN one
year, and In two years from tho day Of SALE
With Interest," the payments 70 bs secured by mortgage
upon the premise sold.
OLIVER P. CHANEY,
----' ----- Executor Of Susannah Dove, deceased.
BINGHAM McGurTEy, Attorneys.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26

PHILADELPHIA, March 25.-Jsy Cooke, Gen
eral Subscription Agent, announces the conver
sion of ], ,250.000 legal tenders to-day into five
twentes. The loyal States being thoroughly
aroused to work, and the belief Ia expressed
that two millions per day will be reached.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26

TRENTON, N. j., March 25.--Both Houses
adjourned sine die at l: 40 this afternoon. A
resolution was adopted by both Houses to FIRE
salute In honor of the Federal Union. The
Union League also fred q salute over the
death of the Legislature.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26
James r. stanssry Trustee etcg,,. ------------
Hsa., al.sssii y;i and s,h.u. In Error.

Henry arinusli and othsu. ~ A'i0r' |
JONATHAN sTURGEs AVN WE.
y liam sturges will take notice that petition in erro
has been hed and 10 pending in the Supreme Cour
oi the state OF Ohio the object and prayer Of which
% reverse the proceedings OF the Court Of Common
Pleas or Erie county, In said State In certain csus,
therein In which the said Henry GrnneIl and Others
trustees were plaintis, and the Sandusky MansaeId
and Newark Railroad Company the said pspt m erro,
and others were Defendants and In which
the said Jonathan and William were made psrtes de
9Th day Of May next. '"lrT
February II, 1853.
snrrnr' O srKAeuk.i Att'ys for PIE In Error. "
ss,,t>E- r., 8. SHEPARD,
CLERK OF the Supreme court Of Ohio,
iehl%dlt&wdw By Oar, T. MANN, Deputy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26

WILLIAM ELLaDuRRY, one Of the oldest m EN-.
oers Of the Xenia Bar, and also one among the
Oldest members of the Masonic Fraternity,
died at bis residence in Xenia Oh Sunday,
March % -t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26

FIRES IN Do.-There have been twenty.
TWO hfes at Toledo during the last year, in
volving loss of $685., 900, or, subtractipe the
amount Of insurance, $l54,OOO ALI but $780,
oOo Of the entire loss was caused by the burn :
Ing OF the elevators of the Michigan Southern
Railroad.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26
Bachelors Hair Dye!
THE BEST I'm THE WOKLn.

~ AHE WUhLDs -
WILLIAM A. BAToHELoR's celebrated Hair De
produces color not to bo distinguished from nature
Warranted not to inure the Hair In the least, remods
inc Ill elects Of bad dyes and lnvigorates the Hair for
NO. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
Splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and
beautiful. Sold by all Druggists. sto. ,irt.s.,
" The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BAToHx-
LOB, on HseJoUr stdss OF each Boo.
Factory NO. 81 Barclay street, ~
Hate 9s3 Broadway and 10 Bond srsst)
nsy2e- -daWly NEW YORK.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26

WILL sell at public auction on Saturday
morning at nine o'clock, March %, on the
premises, large double frame house, Nos
lo1 and 1Os, With large frame stable, situate
on soutn Fourth street, between State and
Town streets. Sale positive and without re.
serve t3 a V.R GLAzIER,
uaiSo o5I AuctioDeer
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26

ALBANY, March 25.-The State Canals will
be opened about April 25th to May lss. The
Court of Appeals ordered the discharge Of
Mary Hartung. i@r't .fN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26

Hon. c. L. VALIANDIaHAM arrived here yes
terdsy morning, and is stopping, for q few days,
at the Neil House.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26

We had friendly call, last evening, from
Messrs. Jas. 7. Greenland and Thos. Halpin,
of zlnesvllle. They inform us that the meet
ing of the Democracy of Old Muskiugum, on
Saturday next, will be an immense gathering.
Messrs' Vsllandigham, Jewett, Cox, Medary,
and others, are TO address the meeting.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26
HemOved from his ola OtT,ce,

Dr. a. B. WIILIAMs, W. Broadway, near High st.,
Columbus o. has devoted himself for series Of yesrs
to the treatment Of certain private diseases He may bs
consulted ct his oics Brosdvsy nssr the Exchange
Bank
jsnl9dtf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26

CINCINNATI, March 25.--Gen. Burnside was
serenaded at the Burnet House last night. He
takes command of this Department.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26
TO MARRIED MEN.

or Those Contemplating Marriage.
THH undersigned will givsinformatOn on q very t..
trsss5H0 and important subject which will bs yslu.
Cd moro than thousand mesits cost by every married
couple Of any age or condition in life. The information
will bc sent by mail to any address on the rsospt Of 3.
c'nts I1csr) and one red stamp.
Ali letters should be addressed to
80. ht Il. D. MORRIs NJ d
ootSi-ly4aWdEV Boston, kasa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26
TOWNSHIP TICKET.

How. HuoH ]. JEWrrT was at the Neil House
yesterday.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26

SAN sHARPLEr's MiNsrRELs will give their
last rich, racy and numerous entert ainmeut at
Naushton Hall tonight The public apprecia-
tlon of their merits has been testified by full
houses on each Of the thr evenings they have
already performed here. As this is their last
appearance In Columbus for this season, there
will be doubtless crowded assembly at the Hall
to enjoy the music and sport Of the evening"
Go and secure seats early.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26
Total Expenditures. .....,.......... s3l4 i


Mrs. WIN, M. ANVIL, Treasurer.
The officers Of the society for the ensuing
year are as follows President, Mrs.. Samuel
Galloway Vice President, Mrs. D. A. RAN
dali !; Treasurer, Mrs. VIM. M. AWl; Secreta.
ry, Mrs. Francis Collins.
BOARD OF vIsIToRs.
North Ward (sll North of Broad street)-.
Mrs. ]. N. Champion, Mrs. Willard Knight,
Mrs. A. Chittenden, Mrs James A. Wilcox,
Mrs. A. B. Buttles, Mrs. Alfred Kelly, Mrs ].
L. Bates. .os III eira. Z; 6elss
Middle Ward (from Broad to Rich street)-
Mrs. VIM, Neil, Miss Ann Robinson, Mrs. Ed
miston, Mrs. G. N. Olds.> .fs Al u. .fa'N
South Ward Gall south Of Rich street)- Mrs.
Cyrus Fay, Mrs. Haver, Mrs. Dwight Stone,
Mrs. John Butler, Mrs. D. A. Randall, Mrs.
Kingsley. sadas
Mrs. N. H. swsyne, visitor for the suburbs of
the city.
Clergymen and physicians are requested to
preserve the aboye list Of visitors for the DIFF
ferent wards of the city, that they may be able
20 direct those In need to proper sources Of as-
sistance. i5 ,o,,....' +. !. .,.s...'. '-.,,s-r
To prevent imposiHon, visitors are not al
lowed to expend funds out Of their own wards.
Each visitor 10 required 10 ascertain by vista.
ZION the actual necessitlcs OF the applicant tor
aid IN the district assigned 10 her.
The members Of tho Society ARE requested
to pay their subscriptions promptly. Without
waiting TO be called upon by the seegetery.
Address MRS. FRANCIS COLLINS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26

WANTED "A good man to take care Of Mule
teams, to move with the army. Enquire Of
.4i8lEa slsr.asg = se'@ WIN. KELSEY.
.stdrfssl ''sf'e $50 D@
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26
DIR. ADoLFUSs s
Select School for Young Gentl'men

l Y
A Il FLORAL HOUSE, TWO MILES
"A North Of college Hill The course Of study em.
braces the Ancient and Modern Languages, together
with Mathematics Natural Philosophy Natural History
and Chemistry.
The study Of the French and German languages con-
sttutes prominent feature Of the School Assisted BY
teachers Of emnence In science the Principal feels ms
titled In promising his pupils ali the benefits Of Euro
pean education. -E----
The School is agreesbly situated on an extensive farm
the house Is acomnodious building, measuring us fec
In front.
The School continues In session during the hot season.
m the refreshing rural scenery in which It is located
holds out great advantages.
Terms including tuition, board, washing, fuel light
etc., $3.50 per annum, payable quarterly in advance
RRTKRRNcRA
bon. Bslamy storer, Prof. Geo. Day, Lane eemins.
~, .. y. Gary, Esq, VIM. P. Hubert, ESQ, Robert
Mitchell hsq Milton ssyler ESQ.,, Hon. George Hoad.
ley Rev II. Allyn, President Wesleyan Female OoIere
David Gibson, Esq., q. Kessler, ESQ.,, W. g. WRIGHT,
ESQ., Hon. J. B. stalo, O. =. Adae, Esq, D. Romans,
Jr, Warrington Mclean, ESQ.,. n. p Starr, Esq, etc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26
Democratic City and Township
Nominations.

Democratic City and TOWNSHIP
Nominations.
CITY TICKET.
MAYOR,
WRAY THOMAS
MARSHAL,
SAMUEL THOMPSON.
CITY SOLICITOR,
HAWLEY ]. WYLIE.
SCHOOL DiREcToRs,
e. F. BINGHAM,
s. s. RICKLEY.
ooUNuLMrN,
First Ward-ISAAC H. MARROW.
Second Ward THOMAS ARNOLD.
Third Ward-DAVID W. BROOKS.
Fourth Ward-JOHN G. THOMPSON.
Fifth IWard-JACOB REINHARD.
Sixth Ward-J0HN ROEDER,
FREDERICK JAEGER.
Seventh Wsrd-WALSTEIN FAILING,
HORACE WILSON.
Eighth Wsrd--E. B. ARMSTRONG,
FRANCIS HOWARD.
Ninth Wsrd-WILLIAM NAGHTON,
DANIEL CARMICHAEL.
ASSESSORS,
First Wsrd--HENRY FREELAND.
Second Ward-C. BARTLING.
Third Wsrd-URIAH LATHROP.
Fourth Ward-WM. DOMIGAN.
Filth Ward-FREDERICK BADER. road
Sixth Ward-J0HN ROSS. ~
Seventh Ward-CHAS. w. ZOLLINGER
Eighth Ward-T. T. OVERLY.
Ninth Wards. W. PARK.
MONTGOMERY TOWNSHIP TICKET.
TRUSTEES,
ELIAS GAVER,
ALEXANDER MO0BERY,
]. M, KOERNER.
CLERK,
B. M. ALBERY.
TREARURRR,
@. P. SCHROLL.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
U. W. MEEKER
coNsTABLEs,
JOHN BROWN,
j.. P. REMMY,
L. G. KELLY.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26
Henry Headley's Estate.

NoTIcn 10 hereby given that the undenigned has
this day been appointed and qusaed BY the Pro,
will Of HepTy Hesdley, late OF PLAIN townshp IN sad
county, deceased. tsls " lNf ~ 7FFft, .Ia-
DATED this 3d day Of March, a. D. 1868. ,r5s
marS-dltkYSw WILLIAM HNADLuy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26

ELLsLEAs ATHsssUh Those who failed TO
visit the Athensum last night, missed some Of
'ne nness impersonatIons of character they
ever Witnessed. Both Mr.. and Miss Couldock
In "Ihe Jew Of Frankfort gave such graphic
and life like representations 10 the Jew broker
and bis Christian wife, that each seemed to be
acting part not on the stage, but in real life.
Tonight they appearin their own natural and
inimlsable style in that beautiful domestic
drama, "The Chimney Corner" This will be
followed by new and romantic drama, 1.-THE
Maniac Lover" which has neverbOen produced
10 this city. IL consists OF two acts; the cast
10 an excellent one, and II would Of itself af-
ford fne evenings entertainment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-17
MISSISSIPPI

TIC na"ai sqn.lrGl designed for.ibe attack
OF FicksbuTg IL TO be reinforced by the gut
boats Chilicu!ks. Iadisnols, Lsiay cite, East
pu:t, FugcGr.b;s, Ohccta r snd Oj.gs. = Gsifc
correspondent sayA it a;iii tako one funIred
sEt ffty thousand Den - Storm tae rshe
riff ;stions ct V;cEaburg; TIA. tho ganb o.ts
s'.i J,'.rt.e 1scii can smell the city, but ctter
!: iG !.:t::y"j. tas jottifca!io1s, extending
f,r f.iies La.k. iymxin as formiinbi.; ~ evsr
\ por3sos Ut ,h- Mills '.Aj7eiti-
So" S;s,A: if9:a II bis ~ tns h instant,
$50:
Tt= iaIkcs a,n Th,ci: al psi cur bate
lies c.; Monday lnusniag T4s aSt tho Q .s.u
OF ;ts Vest, ~ hed ben psevio Isiy cup
g9saa. ''n: the Gi:;ss:cg@ VIXEN Ug:a :, Is
go :cio Il ~ 20: 5iyer y. t1sst0az il. c<.Ey
lug c~s. {. ~; pi:t.tuIs - Hsw 0I;ssr;s, gcd
~,-s ne g, he mosr pows:fu tugs on :ae
r;ysr After having re;1bed lbs mouth Of
:i:T f,y, bar IN tnn ;.itsInpS:: 90: L aoer Tay
Eva we.s on iio1n !h6 Ti;=E. Wren 10 tho
7icilisy ei Ns;isnton, ;s2 1rj;..,s bsIcw
VicESbu:g. shn was f:sd into by bs,isry Of
light srliiiery, Sud shs replied &c he sDo..--
s. brisk little engagement o1saed. which &c.
s1ita't il 6 shot FINN tee TalR striking = r.-
gro msD, c=Tfgiug s0hy cne Of his legs ard
causing desth - ensus. ihs last hsaid al
bsr che wsa yu:guing bsr Tay-Eown Tho
river. evidently with the intention OF colamu-
l;cs.iEg with Cam. Farrngut below Port
Hudson Arrangements hare been perfected
which y III catch her in rine iittia tsp 90
fo:e nc Eots Tesy far.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-17
ENH YsSE &,

iaSh EG0E q.
Ttn nJhlgoIsey "AdYe:i::s,.'' CT sas
ll;h 'os;s':ss, says:
Vs. 2aI: Zee no ge.i i"c; Il !rr ljngsT Cav.
cra'rs thc fact thar Gen. 8asg has ee:n -
!:a.oi ri ihe cvmn@nj III T@n1essee, a1S thpt
:}ta JoLast11 il r,:. c5,ufaa ndug ths FL css
:. ;.sraUn.. The IGiue If Jco Johnston g.:
ii.spirp tic .i,nI vi:h Universal corddenc.
.a1 zeal aat ore lups ~ aky expect TO wit.
na.. tnu Hperdi;' :s,llts Of !.aVu auu uoi-
ted e''dis'y, leo ~ IL u,sn Of true gsnins sn,i
nobility.
Th- ,hs;tsHeoss Rshr' " :o2i.sG;c.s the
ahcve report, and Gays:
tits Virginia l.e:o ia ,l.s had oi The ea ire
s:ult6ea:ein hspe:tfnenr, ami chs arr1y 81
Tenaesreu, Ike the sJuJ Of the Mississipsi
is i:a5sr Tia supervisor and control. We
h..a III doubt that, whin OCCASION requires
T.. vii tsks cniaza AID il, tia 6eld wSeneve,
ami vhsrsstc the ci:cIE stances may g
,nand 1t.
We !t=In ircn tia Winchester "Bu::;;s:in,'
al the 8! ths. tho troops at. ia AGA -pi:ir
vita sgl!s in si1ns and s.gc1 ioz chs ;ray.-
IT, sr=rnJ sre advancing IN three columns
3,,e s'y railroad, aid two by tie plies leading
frcra -5!lt5-coSboro'. Unie5a tho 1ccau
fail.of r,in retarded their progress, 80 msy
expect 81 any Iaonlens 10 hear of 1. ba::;o.-
Roaacrarz lis conpsllsd TO fight CO leave Ton
messed Tor want Ct Subsistence. Tbs son.
fist, il 1t ioss come e, vii 10 & ,:.sperstt
oco
Gil. :. E. Jackson, VI Jonesharo'. Tcrnes
ser, " ho bas bson comGissi5nrd BGsaGi.l
Gs@tral-.hi5 appointment, We uuderetsnd
has given geEerA satisfaction tirt ughpu
Eat l=rEessce--jH in tbs city srd re:ueDs t.
E:s: isuacssse Immediately.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-17
G.SI29,

Tia Hou,t," D." Telegraph" i. crcdi,ly
informed tssE NO Of too Fedefsl steamers
erg .g,d 10 tho battle OF Galveston sunk af:a.
sisy got cut TO sec. Dat Of tia sewn s,eaul-
eli. sDgletd ms wa captured End three
icsiroyod Cd. ieav.us bu. TIN es that got cf. Ws
a7a slso Informed that mo hsg ofiruce nam
tic brooklyn LIST week came 10 ask ii it NJ s
;tua thatton Survivors On the Harliss Lane
were butchsrei atisr tho hattie! 1t is stated
that in tins coufss % Gtn. Msgrvder's earu-
flag they proposed TO fgbt- They cane in:c
Gslysston 1.iser While Jag, s-sd I.fs uulsr
HE sslae flag. If1h-y iussnd to continue
sLa. nsg, he would lika TO know, etc. We
d,r'1 vou2h Tor tne truth uf this, bnt think
;: likely, asst iss tsct tina. Galveston was
both tsksn sni seIsssea by tbs Fsdera's
ucdss q flag oftiuse! Commodore, Rsbsha "
Ess blows, up in the lfssHald.a ttseena
the, .1Eia to bsr nsssZins was laid aud fired.
Els left the vessel l5e explosion not occur
siog Es soon es hs expected, hs returned on
hoafd " ii ten, I.en /. sca vh1r wssz tie
matter, ard 1i,ils~ ,Lars The veszst blew up,
Killing AZ EaEdss
) 1ats p.i7aGc ;ester ho1. friend In Gal
ycst"n aay>:~
This city is eiag fortified ~ith the utmost
rsnidity ard dispatch which 9 Jealous and
sfiicient Gsnf,a. anu a willing osopls can
conmsnl. Night ana d.y Inc works OF de-
fsncs s.e teias Constructed, and in 6 few days
nars il will 10 jupr.gnsbls to rary Large
f.c:. Hlrr.h far MasFuderi he has imbued
/; n4,y lie End visar snvns ~. cFreedon o.
death" is thu TsIsn motto. The YANKEES
prisoners il our city axe treatsd with gres'
kindness; most of tie cRcsrs sfs. at large
top much kiad1sss, IN my humble opinion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-17
E9LRGl.s-

Tie &-:ann,h ~E>rutic.n' Of lie i0ti,
5aJe:
Daring yesterday tiu .r:atest anxiety pro.
Jiita 6ID1rg cur citizens 9Th 1si.foncv to q
p2o" t'iu ATTACH ~ th= CITY. !: wss sao
gsNnta' subs Ct =; lslS and preparation, and
tie iesys:ci. iluIn tDs,ics,on announcing
5h5 r:eoeh'.= az RI irIEizose aaet Ct Port
Royal sdisd gill lao7e - Ehs general iass
:ebr. Tho enemy hEve aoaourcsd their jr-
tsnsie:t 10 at:s-,a Savannah frse, and Che NIL
itssy euti.orities are CT tbs opinion that the
tin Cd: sill bs exseused. Ersry:hpg IL astir
as IL nhonlt be- IND como when they may
even ~isa their mighty hosts and terrible
ir0n-oled rams, VIC shall give them -ecep
zion that The world vii writs down as g'o.
ri'.tl, s,s the resnis victory CT dsfea..
Sgns.or Johnsrn, CT Georgia, hts io.r,-
1ucsd a BIZ 10 regulate the taking Ct pynrsr.
~ fer public uea 81 military authority, ard
to prescribe mode fot de:ermioing wh,;
Sal bs just compensation.
Tue following arc tbs prices obisio:d toI
negroes 81 Il resent sale in Savannah:
r. gil. 20 yoArs of oge, &. Sl.4S0; hoy. lC
ysars OF ago. at sl.ll5; woIran, IS years
Of aga. 81 1886; an sged woman 4nd grand
chi!i. ;i.s laSieE III iDfsnt, Z. $3.50; g:,l Il
yssrs If nse, 3. 3 ,525.
fEe>o s:e ths highest psisas .hsr hara
s'er neso detained in ous oitJ, ARD ,aey
serve 20 ah"w that gTSsP, like everything
s!ss: az tending r2wsrd in tho marks. il
spi:s Of u. political ichu4Ecss hrozgh: t.
1ear 81 >:eprec,ato :aeir Tsins.
Bees, g sell'os a. SIS can't. PEI h. ::. M
con,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-17
Bp1a1r OF The coRrEpEasTEfaEss.
[Trom tho Montgomery kdYort:.er

Many look upon the Northwest as natu-
raj ally Of tha morc Southern Statea, srd do
not dismiss very resd:!g tho IDA Of e union
between 1t aud the States Composing our
present Canfsderscy. Why suct q feeling
should exit VIC c1nro. readily concelve.--
The growing digstSoot'an in thst ssctipn 10
the Nv Englsad Ssates Is no evidences W aat-
oger OF sn increased symp.ihy Tor US, or
greater tolerance for cHT iastitunans Take
the ogiL.eata oi Rald,ers muatefsd int, tbs
armies Of Tho unite'i States Tor cur cC'jug:-
ton, s,ei it viii BE- fcnr.i ll..t this ttpus=a
ely has her I'LL quota x m'ea, AID upoIt
egscy disputed fsld has sao~n nn!'rn de-
tarrninn:ian to ~ufrrce the mandates q: the
L'Ecnln t!:am"v. lnr :i~yond thct ci her dss-
plscd listsr. ieS, i isc"rSIuGtIon 0f GOV
eminent upon tto basis Of Gu exclusion of
New Englsnd, is fondlY cherished. Another
fact which We would here Incidentally noti..,
il !let by ali examination OF tho muster rolls
OF tie Federal arroy, it will 10 shown that the
North-mss: has been the gtnst receptacle for
.bst tide of migration tia. ian bsan hJ~iSg
Into tho cd g"vcrGnort 70; ,fe.s:a I,a.t, and
il needs no argument to prove tne d:scord
tbs. would 10 Introduced iEto q SOW govern
mept founded for ito purpose Of Sfoid ding
grsGto- Estusi;y to tho institution Of sls-
very by the Admission Of such On intusIscs
iato i.s organization
from be '.tltSGo,ci Bcbsi.l
/ Tho c.y OF peace in our oe.: LoidE: Il; .IaEs
dangerous TO u ,3su tho cTy II ,Jefpctusi
! Wal from G united Sost!,. Il IL tha STRAIN VI
me Sy1en iui!iug as 10 Teacher o;.6 oiitnhsr
! II hs:: every ascTe lad fbiJ sEcuia bo wide
, s.sy.ko. OF pii G,iier .iI,es sites !G& jrGrp-
| AGE II this revolution. Eo,v, So rnon!G b"
sapre S.-tcnial o! cur cnemy, ibo:e UNITING
/ ii Cuf .o:rg;es, moe united IN Off "Tn
| couacI!s, ana Ipors :haR fger liked III or c.
| taraaiGeti3E to resGt tbs 7'a7 uf suhJGgptlon
30 tho bitter snd nDd u tie ].at extremity.
D NIT TOO dtasens;ons a tko North effsr the
sL:ongnss of a!l rsaaons Why We shuu!c Ia
hso? " hen our enemy Shows such un-ais-
taxable signs of wssknrss does it bscoUe ua
70 be IDLY dreaming If poseS, instead If ioi-
10 wing up our advantages, aid finishing tAs
work, whea The moment rncst favorable tjr
| iss completion Is &c ssnii Snail 40 .s!ttof
:! xway yslusble tilas ii pssce discussioas Anc
s,ys the usgriy szhausts1 Zoe ,!tae 90 recover,
AID ~ display Of onr u":: weakness sE-
courage HIN to rer1w.d strength End d.:7s-
! sIs.ns:ion?
! rho iiss Gf any coalition will, lbs iis>
/ States uf tts N3IthFs Ell il ng. u Dc ,aic:'
ssincd. Ii .ta people IS tiess States e;a FOX
! Pace, in eaiisy-it is cnIy npo:, tha basis
nf T. reconstruction. If tie pcs1ioue bs"od
I of.tbs n,rh!est c,tizEus Q: ite S1utn i: t. ut
tbs p:ics cf auca pssca, t6tu il Will have
bean 1ea.ly purchased !:.GsGd.
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