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SAILED paaYos As viii be receive &C this once
Ses II ses s os &c # s fsY aS e
guVrNtMENTS, eslibre =. q: 70 be delivered IN
the following quantities, at we andernaned a.
500 ssti At the New York Arsenal, eo'ernsr's
% go sets At the yraaksort Arsenal, Brieesburs,
20 200 sets 1t the Allegheny Arsenal. Pittsaurg,
roo s.ss .. the p. Louis Ess9.l ! g. Louis, Mo.
. set. a. the e = a,.ss
conformity With Che lesulasion psttsrns, vSich
and they are SUBJECT to insp.esisn :. tSe as
snal where delivered, before being received for
but such a are on s' S. ias
10 b Of s,aiAed esthe, and Al the stock to he The
ksst e.f ianasa.- = be shoulder belt Win 30 IN.
Deliveries must be made in lots Of not less than
go ssts per week for al contracts Of sets OF
ss%sas ssn :s day. c , aas
t. IS. Of sas
ehsEesd At Be asss' nned by the
hey to sns q. or a
boz OF sets they propose to deliver at each place
No BIDS viii viii be Considered from parties other
than regular m.np az h OF the article and
competent to execute. in their own shops. the work
proposed for. Zach party obtaininE c9ntract viii
b 5sssfs sa Sssa with
The nj nt to ss ths sss to
Proposals viii be addressed to Brissdier Gsnsr-
al Gsoaes .. KAHsAY, Chief of Ordnance, Wash
ins.on. and YIN Be endorsed Proposals for In
9Th ru s,< GEN. ake 6hl P atosaasss.
e. e S.sS:. Ass Z 2, TIL
Pi.hisf re o saeispse Department with 10000
| Bids Win 30 rscsi1sd for WIS. ia Known a. No..
I. 2, and 5, and Tor any portion Les than the
lids In du pieate fer the different grades should
be upon sepsrate sheets of 1apsr.
the opssins Of tie Sds Or Is Son
thsreasE = TIE aSysEn%snt nay direct e TIE
| Government Warehouse IN Georsetovn; at the
{; HAayvss, or at the railroad depot. Washington,
Payment viii Be- made in certificates of indsstsd.
ness or such Other funds - the Government may
The usual aovernnsnt inspessie n will be made
/: Just before the Flour 10 received.
previously i.lsd e comply with tseir bids OF from
t. b ssss NOD M ss: Il.
d. % = sSt a
$40 o. e A. Warrington, O., AID ip
pRoPosALs FOE HoRsEs.
CAVALRY BUREAU,
wt or: a. G s. g. sana.s IS ;ssss
-PlolosALs are solicited and win be rscaived at
Myered at Pittsburg. Pennsylyania; Philadelphia
Ma.hinston City, Syracuse, N. T., or Indianapolis
Proposals win be considered for the furnishing Of
Horses in lots Of not less than twenty Eve, i95)
hands high. from Eve go to nine years old we'll
broken to the ssddle, com1astly built, in good
The abiHty Of the bidder to fulhl his agreement
must be GUARANTEED By two responsible persons.
Antee.
The responsibility Of the guArAntors must be
show By the Official certificate Of the Clork Of the
neareet District Court, or Of the United States
Proposals must be addressed to Lieutenant
Colonel O. g. 1aWtelle. Chief QuArtermAster CAV.
airy Bureau, and be Endorsed on the envelope
@. g. SAWTELLI,
Liant And OhiAf OuAftermAgteY.
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OF HIcIAL,

WA D1pAKTn1Ef, o
- EHxsnIHeSoH, Juns =, -.
6sa~aI Ordes, Ne. ~. 49, 80
The Adlutant General WIN provide an aDpfopfl'
ats medal Of honor for the TROOPS who, sftsr n
sxpsration Of their term have sred their ssrviesl
10 tho Govsrlmsat In tie Sressnt smsresney, and
also for the volunteer troops from other States tAa
have volunteered their service In the States q
Pennsylvania and MARYLAND. ts
~ order okths 6sssstary Of War.
y. p. TOWNo1NOs
II . Assistant Adjutant 0ener1A
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R1lADoUARrxRs DDPARTMxNT OF WASH.
IN9TON. -
OGes CaiO Qxassrmasss. May =, l060.
plAL1Hs II AolIeuLfU1AL IkPL1Mnn1e, 6An-
DEE enDns he. are requested to furnish this once
,ries lists Of the various articles Of their trade
The same ahould 30 directed 10 Lieutenant Colo
nal ELIAS II. 6aBsHB, Che ouartsrmastsr, n.
Sartment Of WasAingt0n. mS IN
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ASSORTMENT AND VANITY
ANY STOCK IN THIS CITY.
OUR CONTRACTS
THE LARGEST PACKERS
STATES OF MAINE AND NEW JERssY
ENABLE Us TO oPFER
HERMETICALLY-sE
FRUITS,
VEGETABLES,
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BALrr.
MORE MARKET PRICES.
BoRDEN's CONDENSED MILK
constantly on hand.
BEING SOLE AGENTS
MEssRs FRANK BININGR
CELEBRATED
BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS
HOMESTEAD RYE,
HARVEST BOURBON,
WHEAT NUTRIENT,
GOLD MEDAL MADEIRA.
GOLD MEDAL SHERRY,
GOLD MEDAL OOGNAC,
RIP VAN wINKLE GIN.
VAN TAssELL AROMATIC sCHNAPPs
aooDsPEED BROS "oLD TOM
WE KEEP THlM
READY FOR SHIPMENT
IN IRoN-BouND CASES
CONTAINING
PROM ONE re Six DOZEN EACH
WE INVITE
coNNolssEURs TO INSPECT
OUR LARGE STOCK
CHAMPAGNE WINES.
OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION.
CALL THE ESPECIAL ATTENTION
CONSUMERS TO THE BRAND
GRAND FIN IMPERIAL AY X0UsSEUx,
UNSURPASSED IN
49, ~ = RICHNESS
AND &r
!.
DELICIOUS FLAVOR,
or WHICH
WE ARE SOLE PRoPRIET0Rs.
.sa Aususrus JOHNSON : co.,
ssse-tf $50 Psnasylvania Avsnns
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SIG ESMOND & HAYWARD,
INV AND IMPROVED INVlN FIOH
~ OF
ARTIFICIAL
CAE0PLlSTIO BONE TEETH,
WITHOUT INITIAL PLATE on CLASPS,

DR. 3. B. SIGISMOND,
30 BssG3seay, Nsa1 York, axd $50 PssasytuGsss
Asssss, bsssessN liza asd 15tA s;s.. WasAsAStsa,
Calls the attention Of the prblio 70 the follovins
sdvantaGss of his iEa proved system:
/. The Teeth Of Els manufacture win6
never q rBode nor change color Dy any
Odds beias three -sourths lighter than any other
No teeth or roots need be sxtrated, a the
al0nofai ones can be inserted over them
.. The roots Win be made ino6snsive and nevs,
10 ecke.
ones can be made immediately, thereby preseryins
ga nn1asa Of the .es under the
.. This work has been fully tested over i've
yssS. By many OF tho nrst chemists and physicians
Dr.. 3. has also invented . white undsstructi.,
n,stal allins, With which the most sensitive teeth
an Do aNep without pain, and can build NIB Q per
ast sound tooth On any ode roots, which viii last
Gall and examine for yourself. jy90-u
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DENTISTRY,

H. DENTISTRY.
LIE. LEWIE HISS removed to 2A2 Psua syenua
we doors above his former once. Cali A@A
10 sSAH1ne the Or. 3 New and I'm
Iseth, which ie f.r superior to any
osaSr mode now in use. Also. Teeth eXtrSsted
Ihtaont pain, when desired. Terms moderate II
~ casSe. q II "
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Goa ALI 90 A LII
~ woon,c A L" woon
Rid Ash COAL, ess and stove size,
White o;h oq P1si and furnace 'i1'
coRD LEsoTH, Oh SAWED AND SPLIT AsY LBSorH
On slzs RAagaEE1. r,,,ou
ocsr sosth side canal, corner IL st.
ELOAKs AND sHAWLsI -
splendid stosf ofL.d,.s % ioks6 nd BEIok
CLOTH CLOAK6 and CIRCULARS Of new and
II fi;sf .li Fl .i:i Of tho new
A LAkGE ASSORTMENT OF PIANOS.
GREAT BARGAINS IN PIANO FORTRS,
We have now in store several Pianos->
Ss.t have been used abort time, and
fhich We win cell at the following prices :SUEV
One 9et.vs At Ssso. '~
One q 0es.v. p 60,
Also. large assortment of 6tsinway Sons
x the sI Su. sSr. =.
". g. MEFZEROTF,
oe 8 Cor. 18th and Pa. ave.
By WIN. L. WALL L CO.. Austioneers.
Al the Horse Bazaar, 90 soath side La. Arsnae.
w L. wxr .ses ' &C. S"d An os , s,,. nov
No. IS Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 10th
stIeeM. O. 1riyAte SALE large assortment Of Fan
Lind. 6sruantoun, Top AID No.toS BusGiei,
Trottins Wagons Coaches, Harness, eeadIes, VIII
many Others net here snumeratsd. which - WIN
sons in want viii do vsn 10 give . al ana IL
% aSs ~ VIM L. WALL 90, Au..s
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II BRUCE 4 90. want I'll TO know thaf th.- -
y buy better Clothins e lover pricsa ~ GO
seventh street. than elsewhere. r. II tos
, 1863-09-13

der, perfectly oistinct from III which h.ve
preceded It. 4 ootptnn3nt founded on sAe
Tighfs q mah: rrsttug, not on autherlty, not
on Ftf1naicc, not on supcrf!1taon. but Ees-. .
ron: II It thall succeed, a. fond1y hoped b.
i new ~ Ia human afY.irs. III cI.liised
govtn ments must, in tho eourso Of time,
conform to ita principles"
Ihsse Tlews, to la,go md FREQ, ~ entirely
eontAtent With tho fact brought to light By
,ns pohlls.tlegn q the dag ot John Qulscy
~sisiDg, concarrsa viii liz: 1dtns
s1d Tho other members Of The Canl-
net In tue opinion that tue prohibit.
lion Of .larer3 By CoIgrefs in tho Terri.
tt1le. north and west Of the anssauri. vas
GonstttuttenaE EoIiAloss which Induced tho
PIettdsnt to f!gr tho Act known aa tho MIA
toarl comWonise. Mr. Calhoun, thirty years
later, was disposed to deny, or at any ratio
net to smsu,Ger, th!s writirn option, but tho
sl1ebt testimony Of the PATRIOTS diary II en-
en At catel!nlan before he became Ellen
augeli and II The Truth could be known
there Is litt1e doubt that Calhoun commenced
ltfc an ardent lorcr Of nnlreFsal ffeedoxa, aud
probably che'tshed aspirations Of becoming
the enAncipAtor Of biz countV. 1t is veil
known that clsg cherlshcd the noble thought,
- common with the great men who preceded
him, hut had not the filth and moral
courage to adhere to 1t, with uavasying firn-
neet; and the Abvfe e1tratts Will be sufficient
to render it not improbable that Calhoun,
with lar more subtle genlus, and with au
S.tisesy similar lore for, and y Smpashy with,
tie fee iEstitatIons Of his country, enter.
talnea 1n hlt uucortupted DAYS IN equal ahhor-
rerce Of slavery, and deatre for Its extirpation,
With lofty genius, With august presence,
with irr+p, oscbable private life, and With the
most winning manners, lie had only to be
true to bis moral inetincts. and faithful 10 the
maxims and principles with which he began
bis ca1eer, to make pane scarcely second to
TINT of Washington. Bnt yielding to amhf.
tton nnd IeEerge,- be made shipWseck Of q
glorious fame. and sowed the seeds OF rq}u to
ht' State and section. SPECTATOR.
, 1863-09-13

II wat Hike broken arc or rnlnbow, extending
.peasiy to tho zenith, but tho two p4rts Boop
t"1ned IL curved line Of extraordinary hesu-
ty. The lo9or part was hidden bshlnd
,3cpec cloud thst laY a'ong the westaru horl.
zor. This cefeetial rhenomeuon ras vi.ib'e
for quarter of an hour growing brighter
snj bFigutcr during tha Qrat TIN m{nutoa aud
then rapt1ly fadtpE away. Thn sky WIS
oet]y clear at the t}Ba, the stArn hhluiog
brightly, and ths thermometer inaicAtiog y
Temperature Of 10 degrees.
-Ia filling up tbs biyaal corp, Of tho army
now oFrtnizing under the Law passed at ths
l~tt session III C"ngre's, one or lwu exPort
tt+lt raph uT,tr4tors are to b. commissioned
A. leut.nanfA. These officers wl!l have charge
Of the light field tefcErnph-thcse II :cs which
ase under the cont1oi Of the sign>l corps. aud
wt,cl, in battle or It se!.es are run out and
worked on the fed Of In treuchea under fire.
The New Bedford Mercury says It h IS the
bts. Of rrax ops for expressing tho belief that
ts tore this combined attack By onr forces
has beer made In the vicinity Ut Sabine Pass,
upon TexR1.
= Goyernor Brown, Of Georgia, bas issued
proclaa'aticn calling upon the stare X
serves to hold themselves lu readlnesa to
march at n moments y arniDg. The men ars
10 provide tfemeelvta with Fattous and SUBJ
sIsttnce on tie march to and fo1 day after
reaching the rendezvous.
: - Gertrude Weber. u servant girl, was 30
badly beaten With broousticks By her Nen
York 1nfsttess because .lle proposed TO Leave
hex situation. that her HE Is d-zpalsed Of
1t wss John Armstrong, Ct Jersey City,
who ate .pl4te Of ics Cream 1t fir for the
heLefit Of sick aud wounded soldiers, laid
| down 1--WE hundred dollar treasury note
| and coolly declined the change The ciscun-
stance was endorsed on the back of the note
~ the lady ATTENDANT, and cane to light In
Washington.
Nj. Bauer, an engineer, has, after 1org
| preparatory Ahora, succeeded In raising tlt
Basarian steamer Ludwig, which euuk two
| years. ago In the lake OF Constance, in conse'
qutncc oi coming into COLL ion with Swiss
STEAMER. Tie er gtneer, In order to raide ti,t
seese1, which was lying st the depth Of SET
enty ftet, made use Of an Apparatus OF Ill
own invention. BIZ means Of alyers be u
tlcaed to her, one on each side. tRo large
balloons natie Of waterproof linen, whict
be hllrd viii: air. "hsa the expansion hat
hecolDe tutficieut, a movement was observed
IN the Water, y hfeh looked NJ IL boiling, aut
the seket1 gr.duslv came TO the autEice.
, 1863-09-13

The Fifteenth 1Illuo1& 1n1QhtFT.
It may rroyc of interest to sphere OF oar
readers to know the present whereabouts mud
ect1e OF tie torner msrchings Of the 18th
Illjncis infant.y regiment, late Col. Turner'S
rated In Sterhcnson and Mcueuzy coun-
tics. We have been furnished the following
by private In Company 4, from Match
Miss. ,urder date, August soth:
We LIT Jackson, MIse., July 21st, and ar
rived at Vicketnrg on the sd H.d hot
and dusty march II atont fifl5 miles, which
we performed In less than three days.
We Eemained ut Vicksb1zg until the 1.th Of
August, when We went aboard transports
bound for Satehex, where NC arrived on the
tagEsge, and slept on the leyce that night,
The ne1t day nc went ioto camp, but had
hardly cot cur tents mp, when orders came
for Us to march at 5 O'clock p. m. At tho
tine stated NC ttarttd cut, leaving most Of
our baggsge. What carried consisted Of
enc rubber blanket. onr destination was
fifteen miles into the country, where ne ar
rived the next day; stayed there one week.
curing which time NC lived on tho tat Of
tho ltd, having plenty Of chickens, e~eet
potatces, melons, peaches and sweet muk-
We IA ed well and were very well contented
Our hustucss VIA to guard u quantity Of cap
tut.d cotton until 1t could be transported to
wr a.e In camp wltlont much to do.
This is the prettiest city ever saw. Every
tt1eet Is lined With beautiful shade trees, and
every thing is se,y nest aud clean. I think ]
should Ike to lire here. It IL a rich country
ou asouLd rs.
There vaa a report here I few days since
that The rebel Gen. Logan. with consider"
force. ~se Eear Ms, It must havc been fAlfe
rumor, however, d one Of our company
went out a tIaiauce Of thirty niIcs, With
Eome mounted infantry belonging to ths
ra3 hc heard nothi5g q the rebels, md &
fact ~ss not Ab1c to ret his eyes upon single
! Ceuft de,Ato soldier during his absence
| Our regiment has lately been Transferred
to the 17th army corpx. Gcz- Csoeker IN CON
msnd, a1orE With The remainder Of what VA
| knoFn u sGcn. LaumAn's brigade. We II
| well content with the change and yeFy wei
tatit1td onr officers. Regiment In Eenera
good heaa'h-
, 1863-09-13

rebel army, willis the men commenced To de-
Reft on the day Of it& UuHtct, aud continued
y dn 10 urtll 1t ceased ~ DO regiment.
lhtsc men have since then been concealed
lu,ni,hrd hsera by ihe Govc1nment, opon11 I
psrfetting the!r sympsthS With the rtbsis
sn1 dtfyipg Tic whole North. To &ubdue
srd ai7s st thesc bfjEsnds wea tho unpIcaaant
taek a.eigued to Major Beo'e' battalion, o.
The comp ton Of tho ensoi1ment, aud uow
'hat the work u hnsshed ard tho battaltoa
g.ne. there Ia ont one opinion " all loyal
i en-. whether Democrats or Republicans.
wLicll II, that tho ork was dono' With drrl.
sltn, hut with all the ki1Aneas ti,at tho IN
tun II tho work would perlu!t.
i hsprsned 10 to prescut al Tho arrost OF
several tf these oesert.1e by Capt jackson,
sfd can testify, that ln all c1s9s thelr trra.-
Msbt was mott humane; Willie they acss
pIonptly atcurtd, no nnuece4Aasy vloleuce
= as ,cfItftd tht nj, no difference wac 1uaAa bY
he Captain between tho tsexlment OF then,
aid lis own men, md In alf cases they were
p1enptly handed over 70 the proper military
authorities. Capt Jackson has ben very
sucderrful In these arrests, having secured
and sesusned over one hundred ard eighty,
4o the great relief Of every pcaceAbIe tuan. Il
theN Neie tha tcourge Of tho county, The
only clpss Of citizens who feel Injured 1T thcso
"'outrsgtseeara the relatives OF The aeaerters
and Tue genuiIe copreIhead. The latter have
ki1 Of toty politicians, that when they havo
lctd the ChfcpEo T1NRs, ard hecome BONE.
What stimulated with bad whieky, {they ney-
er nee NJ, thing elsel they really imagine it
10 pc lard ettlfc for the Government to re-
quire thoee Of its cltlzen1 who have en1Ieted
ldr three years In itA army, Who h1ve drawn
otuAtIes aud arms On the }uith of thetr oaths
and honor, to be compelled to perform their
part Of the contract, and talk loudly about
tie right Of personal Liberty, Aa1eas corpus,
duty 0f fteen4en, &c , whenever an3. Of tdeso
mlsarnble, perjufcd towards Is captured a1d
compelled to take his p1ace In the army, Al
Corperhead. meeting near here, not long
1org Since, over two hundred Of these yarx.
bonds attended, making the air ring With
shouts for Fa1luudigharl, and Eome for Jeff
Davis, while the clothes they had on their
backs. and tho Ergentarks In their pocket ;,
they had received from tho United s. lie J.
But then these hare been much cha-c :: eiace
the arrests have been made, and PIT at Mar,
thai PHILIPS 10 entitled to much credl. for III
prompt nrd thorough manner In which ht
ias equelchsc out tteir Email potasoc tsea
Eop..
repeat, therefore, when you see this bat
ta1}fou abused, runiember 1t Is because the,
haze done tbtIr duiy.
am Democrat, EessFs. Editors, ..alway
surpo,ttd Donrlas ard Lcgau, aud would 4,
80 again II could; bat must say, II part,
- compelled to yesort to tha lies which i
EGs tc,d ca1 1cetning the deiogs OF this but
ssl.on In order to maintain sts strength, tha
even they will not keep It mp r.ry long.
DYMh0Ekf
, 1863-09-13
buildings Of al sorts arc rising on alnos, |

buildings Of al sorts arc rising on almost
every block, and while tenants In their
cagcrnces, can hardly walt for tenomcnts
to be completed, In 81. Louis improve.
ucnt Is dead, md hundreds Of vacant
houses and stores attest tho extent Of tho
emigration to which her citizens have
been compelled. While Chicago is omen.
Ing new cemmc1c1a. Acids In tho cu,tiya-
ton Of which her merchants aud manu-.
faeturers will find profit, tho limits oil
tho tfadc Of St. Louis have been con.
stantlY growing narrower and narrower.
Secession las. done It's work; and ST.
Louis phys the bill.
We have been led into this limo of 70.
.nalk by the J'e1usal Of an artie1a on tho
: Effect Of the War on Real Estatc," which
We reprint in another column. from the
New York Evening Pvt. Tho estimate
Of the rnluc Of chicago-as g. place: Of In.
vcstmcut is not TOO highly placed. The
experiences Of the wax, are ample justif-
cation Of What tile Post says; and though
it does not make sufficient allowance, in
tie case Of the river cities, for the cf:
feet Of the war, nor on tho 9th
or hand, tor the danger in which
tlc lake cities stand in the crent Of war
with England. the article to which ne rc-
fer is in the main correct 1t points CON
clusiyely 10 Chicago as one Of the greatest
cities Of the eountry-a prediction jusii-
fed By the chnrncter Of tho States sur.
rounding us, By the enterprise Of the peo-
pie, and by The indomi.ablc energy which
tree institutions confer upon those who
possess them. The population Of the city
is to-day not soul less than 10000; and
never in its HISTORY have. the assurances Of
continued increase been as flatteeiug as
11rey are while wo write. We ask st,
Louis-is not cur prophecy, of two yeara
ago, fulllledf
, 1863-09-13
Attack T'pon a Newspaper 0mce

Attack Upon a Newspaper ONCE
4 few days since, eone soldiers stationed
at Quincy, Ill. entered the Office OF the Her
aid, bitter Copperlead newspaper, and CON
vc1ted the type Into pi. Gen. Amnen, the
Commcnder Of the Department, arrived In
tom few hours after and ordered the sol.
d5ers under unrest, nlso IN assessment Of the
damage done, which amount wi1l be deducted
frcm their pay. The proyocatlon to the as
fault Mas m article which appeared In the
Herald calling thin "he1i hounds"
, 1863-09-13
Qupntrcl y Woman Whfppcr.

TE0ft H., SHpts 1Ith, lEF13.
ED,7cEs CHICAGO TR1UuEE:--1 ro.ice that
rCch las been said In regard to the hfrth-
Place Of Quartsell Or his residence. Twill
b,i.fly state, for the benefit Of al who may
wish TO know anything about the wretch,
,ha: he was born in Dover, Tuscarora Coun-
II, Ohio, where bis mother aud sisters now
rcklde. His fa'hcr, Thomas Quantrell, WIS
native Of Hsge1etown, Nd. He migrated at
N carly dag to Dover, where he engaged In
the Timing business, and lastly at school
teaching, He 1t enc time whipped woman
for insulting him, As he said, which WAS the
6n]y brave act that I cyer knew him to do.
This statement Ia correct Us Wc were school
boys. ..
, 1863-09-13


During the discussion Which imuac-
5iate1y preceded the breaking out Of the
war, and when hostilities were imminent,
we repeatedly had occasion to warn our
ucichbots Of Louisville and St. Louis, that
their policy, materially considered, espc-
c;aljy 60 far as it related to the rival cities
Of the lakes, was indisputably in the pres.
e1yation Of peace and the maintenance Of
the Onion. We endcayo1ed to show St.
Louis, that, in the commercial changes
that would follow the interruption Of the
channels Of tradcby the movements Of the
contcnding armies and the clash Of op~
posing forces, she would be checked in
her population aud development; and
that Chicago, secure in her con-
nections with both the East and
the granaries Of the Vest, would 80
gain upon her only Western rival. that
whcn peace was declared, the relative
magnitude and importance Of the two
cities would he decided in her favor-so
decided rs to admit Of no possibility OF
further dispute. Ne pointed out to st.
Louis that slavery, for the increase and
deycJpcment Of which she was about
to take up arms against the government
was her greatest curse; that her, prosper
i,y lad mainly sprung from the free labor
Of Illinois, 1owa, Wisconsin, h'nncsota
Kansas aud Nebraska; and that when she
ceunselh or favored any poncS tn1'nica'
to her connection with these otases, Q,
shut 'herteR out BY her po.'tiea
vicwa itom TUG closes' amtla'le. =.
with tAe1r people, she was u
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