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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-11-25
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with regard to patients in the United States
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will be added:l
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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-11-25

TOST OR STRAYED. "A whitesetter
- Slut, with brown spots on back and head
we'll known on the Point, and answers to the
name of Flora. Any person delivering her to
E. l.. Donnelly, Sutler, will be handsomely re-
warded.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-11-25

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for it. in answer to any or all Of the following
inquiries II the application is by letter, the
answer will be sent by return mail; if in person,
It will be answered at once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-09
Horrible AFFAIR as East Hartford.
r<.ur Ina a "a

This smnns tho members Of The family Of william
s,see Of East Hartford going 70 hs room found his
chamber dsaged with blood, Asd Mr.. stsse lying dead
% The noer with hs thros, horribly cut His wife wss
on The bed With her throat from 70 esr and "a
infant, sin months ola. had i,s head almost on All
we're dsad-the child stin warm.
sssslss hand graspe razor, and was perfectly evil.
dent that he had murdered his we and child aud thsa
killed. himself The corossr's Josy rendered verdict of
insanity.
Mr. stssls had been an nmsss Of an insans sylau 81
dlgsrsat times during tho last twsasy years. Ms age
VS. hny three years
Two Of As other chldr~a, Wis vwe In . different
room, sseapea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-09

APPRoACHfs0 CLDsE ~ rHK TUrrs Asswr-rTEalH
DERRY, yox AND ooLDTBvArr TER vfcro.s ~
rHKiR sATcHys-0HkAr MATCH MADE sHfyggs
TnE FnoyEssIoNALs oy rmE gAsrxss AND vEsr.
grs rvArg-.
Ths Interest IN The oorsmess appears 70 have B,sry
reached The eliminating pint, the pay thh sysrlns
probably deciding the dsyptei a1sstaa 10
which ~ IN aDh BLIZZARD artists ~ sntt'sd
" thu championship o Anefioa sni hessu pc
Ian csisncts muslnoeat prizss. Yesterday sitsrnon
Mr. r~mas. ~ chcsaati. pi.y~d AGAINST W T.tsyhs.
o. rhiN al pha, a a sthagh ~ hiisr % y.f sHs
reais Inc ttfy nr Tho syuiri SID western sisra 10
hirn ny 40 pYst-. th~ scffss si-ndieg hs cinss
Teu.n so, fs~lhe ait. Gts syefrss - 10 sir@~r sss
hte o,er rse'ssn 40 h- tghss, fsn "a pefftet So.
eiasu o. o. sher tlf'afa paJinfi -
inc r.xs rsaist tsfsfsg - ~ sFtbaTt ard
y.,r na.+y 4ns ~ lts met errit 81 astfhss e
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pr.i,0as 1sehs' eass. 20 - ff<s ?, ~ b. ane~'
a. s~.t,s asasl rslF .H1ed ~ tsfs fan - shat
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a., II,.. tt.f Is n.ast ~ sssttn's rs fhat fe~Wy
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and 20 So so Nsv finufthl = fhfr 49, ~, q ~
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-09
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
.~-,~~~~~>~~~~~-e>~--e---e~-
THE SITUATION IN MISSISSIPPI.

Progress Of ehs siege ~ viekss-rG-Gep.
Pembsrsen's Address 60 the Army-Lsse
Especial correspondence Of the Mobile Advertiser and
h's'"' .r..oy. May 20. 1893.
The enemy having moved from jackson directly 10 tho
Big Black and after the dIssstsrs Of ,atorday,
rSsr and s.s.oSag BIZ oss around yess
burg forces evscuatsd snydcrs Bun destroy tho
works This o1sssd sp re Y, az 70 The enemy Who
ing the river acended 70 Yazpo City and took posses
son our forces dessroyas shs yard and the two
which would have been anIshed 10 rome six or eight
month"; This enables suppsy his army without
s ssd ss s 'aS ss
OF the vcksburg bsttories tho transports 10 up
the Yazoo and safely land whatever needed vcsburs
being nearly or completely Invested, you will see that
Is with much difficulty that any Information be OBJ
uinsd from that point.
uxADqvArrvN,
DEPARTMENT og EAT hptIsenrI fotInsSl
vrysvurG, My IL, 1893.
soLpIrRs Assy IN Asp ABOUND vaKsHrSG -
The hour Of trial has come The euey who has lons
threatened vicksburg In front q at .a effected land
ing this department. and his march nto The interior q
Mississippi has nlrked by tho " one OF
the fair portions Of the stao. ITO seeks break
muncalon bctw tho members OF the coaeds acy aud
10 CONTROL lbe nAvigstion Of tho hs.sripp Tho
issue iayolves evsy thing endeared @ free Poopc me
You dsht for your country, homes wives. children AID
thu tirthrghis of fresmrn. Your Commanding General,
cast his lot with you, and stands ready 10 peril his life
and al he holds dear for the triumph u the right Cod
who rules IN the afairs ~ nations loves Justice
and hates wickedness. Ne will not allow . - Just
70 be ranplsd Ia the dust In tho day conflict let
each man. appealing 70 Him ov strength strike homo r7r
victory and triumph 10 At once assured rratefsl
country III hail az deyeves, asd eherih tho memory
Of those VINO may fan az martyrs in her deenc
soldsrsi Be vigaut, and active let there bo
eowards NOV iassards, strasgers from the rsnks
and the God Of Battles viii osriAlnly efforts
with suoeessL J. 9. PfnBi RTON
Lieutenant General, commanding.
vii give you diagram of the bait hei of Saturday,
an veil as On PAPER for pubicasn aud MT calling
into requson the services u engineer engraye
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You win thus perceive that while Pemberton had bu,
one es OF BATH. tho sasmy had three, either q
which Vas numerous ~ rembsrtoBt shoe force
stsy enson driven back. ssd wen's forces
M support, whs IDring held his AZ close q
tho to- the srd d the Greek bong the ensiny ros
,.ss,on i0rmg vac cut 0H he moved OF the n.d with
clt ngsehg bay yery few his command, and marched
On .tystsl rprnss, tLsnc- lean risef no u
10 ia kson Thets particulars and a. q am haze Oh
aind from On oea en- sns nsid. and b-isvs them " 10
~ 10 amir II fandayI only know that our for &c 70,
the vrrst u m asd that ihey fs back Ire Bs
n bad order, a,d thaa bo~sss rsry
bsepr, has akasaes~d all outer nd nlansed
- ssny within the dssses~ propef N yhksbars
News mas been received up 81 Wcdn sdsy sht ffon
ycssbusr b. cosrss, phch lima The sse,sy IN d.
three separ and de-, oct ssssks tho wots ard
hesu severely passhsd. 1hss ssht Capt ss@vss an
ou an or ssvrr ndrsd mules. asd brouskt then
vh<h 10 ssad rein orosusspt fsf Jsessen sad hsiYs
he ssorehca,< q rsmoertoa ysestsry hJ "a se>s
~ ~-~ss sap, " Aaq r~ss~s fw sss ks~-ir,s ed
reA5 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-09
NEWS FROM GEN, BURSslDRs DEPARTMENT.
Rebel Prisoners Sent 20 Fort Delaw are
the Late Raiiroad Disasssr-asbsl
Troops IN Tennessee, 80.

Rebel Prisoners Sent 60 Fort Delaw are
The Late Raiiroad Disasssr-Rshsi
Troops In Tennessee, 80.
N ciScnrArI, June Q, 1863.
Two thousand rebel prisoners sft indianapolis
urday for vers Delaware. Ono hundred and Sxiy Ave
ofsosrs o, Psmberoas sent 70 Johnston sisad.
OF the hllsd ~ tho locomotive which ezpbpdsd 81
kIeholsyns saturday, tsree bsIougcd 70 tho thirty
9th Massachusetts, 70 The Twenty hsst
and tbs Gov nth Rhode lslsnd Tho wounded be
hinged 70 the Fifty FIRST New York and Ninth Now Bsmp.
shire.
Major General Ambrose r. Burnside returned 70 shls
city on Saturday, tbs 9th instant
despsteh dated Mount vernoa, juno G, says-
Reliable Information from Knoxville places thu uGmbss
~ troops there At IL 600 ct london Bridge 600 and
Straw berry Plains, eco.
Reports ell agree that General crsesy holds Camber.
aud Gap with 2, COO rebel ucope
Tho last Information places Gcnera Pcgrams forces
Monticello The number Of his troops f,om 600
TO 8 900.
A despatch from Somerset, Ky., on tho OH instant
rays that the rebel piese fov two days pes, have
shown themselves opposIte Gus Ferry.
North Carolina regiment m pcks,.ns the river ibs
vicinity Of Mil Spring. -Four rebel eopscrips and
prso.ss - Ne Fourteenth Ksaiseky oavHy from Chat
tasooga nads thor escape weeks sxo and reached
here. they bsd been sentenced 70 BE- shss. ybsy say
10000 had been Withdrawn from Br.s 70 rsiosssce
Johnston, and that Bragg has not % 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-09
The EHsrts 90 Reinforce Johnston.
tIrctrtyg DgrAnrnyu, \
nufr< gy,fIr. Ga MAY "a leS9

TWILL va, Nay 20, 1908. 1
To I'M Ppoytx ov eroroA-
have this day received . despatch from Gen Jossph
" Johnston, commanding tho army IN mississippi, star,
pg he informed that numbers of .trnggers from
the army are reported gong last through Georgia eeps
ciay the nor,hern part and requesting have them
officers 10 well A. men, arrested and sent back 70 Jack
son. cmpoy INK for that purpose associations u
a. well ~ State uooIs."
Itherslo order the commanding encevs Of tho state
troops and an officers of this state and request
al good citizens to be- vysnt and active afrestBg all
s'.agsleis and de,ertem wh-.hsr officer" DC men add
handing pat AL na 10 be by MIN sent 70 Jackscn,
In obedience 10 the orders o General Johnston Pronpt
and energetic action u nccsssify. JOS. y. BROWN.
PROCLAMATION.
Jowyu y. BsowS, GoyUsoa % Gsoaon, 10 run Psorrs
s ssr,ous aspect of Affairs threatenps ~ thsy d. an
early invasion " State, imp s me, y,ur chef nags.
uate. 10 address you onoe more ana 20 spr 70 your
aud az chdrep what-, ar may hay. b, our Vpin-
IONS ~ coercivs have never failed 70.
s9ns promptly 81" srs ea sgys n "nas '
Mssssippi Aiab the -tats 81 Georg be
10 raik, aud 40 ,ha, os o.sn " seflos. aud dangeo
renne.ses and kentnckg ~hh hs tso~sd ob,oct pens
trAiiss tate, lnnds ns aad burning our etlss and
The hrst ad well n'sh saeossia sben tho gallant
forest and hr brave 'oovcrs oppei he destrgcton
Enemy 10 future, pssssssry INA, every m q oapss
" bcarins srms enc ~ rally w III asfsacs
-. ssssc, ,nd vote he srspT,s, sod
ned be be ne, no, ony 10 He,eot the ay~ssn, bas
70 ron bacs the tide o. war besierr t~ ,bls
purse ! call u,on cli aud young
10 rally nord the bsBpev u oar Tafons
Old st.te wnlsh has zee Wsss W the
sast an. suise their loyed ones, ther ts- thstr
hrsl - AMI .hew altar add 60 yop wfb " th.n
o. al earer sess o. sn ss.nbei thst sirce tho
o mmsrceme' ~ tnls su' srei has tn Dan y our
gta.. beeD hnrnins HeSesf'fs the ~ batss -
been Lsnrd is lho aud has been sup.us
only 10 the heavtng D-ofns a ths befssyei Nos .
thnsasrr - f.itsg ier fas torLs ant te storm
u ieAsr. M ~ with fury n our b~Hds 10 sossma
I'd urail tbsreffe ray - 70 ~ are " Ianst A.
wnhsi pdtt Bu'ying sst ais"' suo~, M rfsn<mtsr
hs abif our Q uu,o . n,sr, - % 49, hsrbg tsfsIy
~ bssysn e. tsd ca ses atiiHg f'-sa " fise :
o. copmsua and bfitys aDlsst ata het 80
and ar ING NJ t-f stCr elr rrrers.. "a =
az Ilie nsstey NJ HIN vito ~ pfsisr.i tss firhf
Ffsnr the re rfycsl cu0 zee ~ "a h sGNiet 70
tsfei 10 - Ire 49, YER sua rtoupi fs.p4s
rn4de o. ytu svsfy cr ~ On Ne cifafufgfsu a. a
ne az, zee NAN, rl~ai " ycu, ny isp1. 80
bce,ors .elgyt % us yoa . pssiD ma .
con, ~ . sCilniesfs, hfstrv auf cAvsiy. lAfog b.
I e tps .Fss' b. rtrt ~ kaa nor - -
tse pads rcssus sus Z. Sin yoois~,yes .
ts b. sssn ~ can csfBa1 - gr. ct paTs
.ft q rs pts I'D kn1cg = F.ys BE i-Fs sFss'e'i
D. tks see To grfr.usnt q stgfn Iafl 81 us
n 10 tsss#.sn b~is sas deofya., al Ws 10 q
..,s " NJ ssps-I ~sy ssss sasts M y arm a. We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-09
sksSmish WIN the Rebels.

El-HuiIs, reup., jane q, 1ss3.
Ooi forces pursued the reusailsg spring Hn
Il rumored day that they have evacuated that
Oar io's 10 the engagement about 6ity AIed
unded and missing. me rebel Ioss DO his tia,
amount.
Partisan susrillas burned the bridge over The Latte
Harts,h river at brentwood, Sunday morning
Dana. si,ght. Trains al running 70 aay.
The river n falling There i~o fsss q water 90 TIE
shoats
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spsrssns Inssllissacs.

ycnsG sposs wss ssesusly matched 10 any miles
seven hours for she ssss sssy bus ~ complains that
When ~ ready 70 ssass man wss put a. the sass
ssA wsuasA hah - ~ saes msssy. Ne Nh eighteen
mice IN one kous ssd 6nyee 8nase the Arst ssysn
mss hour stopping I've mlnssss sss ru biz
MA M eighteen miles IN hour Az sevsy ave min ss
lssvua in ave hours sad shsss inus~s 20 se
seapIsh VIE other thsty-svo Dsss vhkh - ssys, hs
csuld 20 V ~ ~ pas< ~ "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-09
! vICKSBURG.
Return or General BIair's
Expedition.
<~~o><~S~~N>N>@1.~>1>,>v.
Richness Of The Country TArsagh
Which He Passed.
---~.>~~~-,>~-~.o-o~-O
Bridges, Grist Mills and Cot
ton Gins Destroyed. +.
STA4PEUE We. ,~.~anro
Negroes Captured Ia United States Uniform
Immediately Hang BY the Rebels.
THE GVERILLAs AT THEIR WORK.
INTERESTING REBxL ACCOUNTS.
Jon Joz1gsTo1g AT yAoxsoM,
As.s Ass, ~.
Negroes Captured ia United States Uniform
Immediately Hung BY the Rebels.

The Memphis Kilograms.
Nnpms, June 8, 1893
General Osterhaus 10 tho wsst side Of tho Black
BRIDGE with his entire division watching General
Joe Johnston, who appeared there The 1ss and I'd
inst, with 600 infantry ~ some arsisry Shots
exchanged and the rebels retreated.
General Johnston Ia said 10 have eighteen thousand
probability Of his being able 70 relieve General Psnbsr
ton
The expedition under General Blair proceeded ORTIZ
ward a. far a. Meehancsvile forty Hye miles without
meeting the rebels in force.
Tho crops were found In prOmsiug condtsp and tho
country well supplied with live stock.
A large amount Of cotton destroyed.
Tho gunboats up TO Yazoo City several days ago,
and destroyed much property several rebel transports
were further up tho Sunnower and Tallahatch,e
which temporarily escaped.
Communication with General Banks la kept up on tho
Louisiana shore Guerlllas nfest the region between
Lake Providence and Grand Gulf with IMMUNITY. Tho
government plantations selected for attack nun
drsd negroes have boon driven on or hung
Every negro with federal uniform " mer c,isssy
suspended 10 tho nearest tree.
The formidable batteries along the Mississippi, on tho
rst line above the water batteries all sencod
one at tho extreme upper part Of vcksbarg mounts
two heavy guns and two twenty-esht FOUNDERS
Tho rebel battery Fort I'M 10 composed Of guns
OF very heavy caibrc. The Union forces have mounted
sir heavy guns in front and battery agonaly at that
point
The rebel rumor from Richmond, that Kirby Smith had
attacked Gen. Banks At Port Hcdson hardly cssdtcd
though some uneasiEoss 10 felt.
rumor from down the says that Smith has ar
rived 81 Carthage, La, which 10 very doubtful.
The Chicago Telegrams,
CmcAGo, June 9, 1893
special despatch from Walnut Hills (nsar vioks bass)
dated June 2, says
General Blar's expedition has returned, without the
loae OF Q nan.
Fifty six miles Of country fvcn The Big Blach ths
Yazoo, and eleven miles below Yssoo City were con-
pIstsly secured By our troops.
ssvsrai bridges and number Of ss mills and cotton
gins, used 70 grind corn, destroyed also large
quantity Of cotton, marked c. e.
The country towards the Yasoo teemsg with a<ricuL
tursi riches Cattle sheep and hsss abound all dsc
tope
Fosrshins drops Of corn, OATS wheat and rye ssss
On every side.
Hundreds of negroes stampsdsd the approach Of
troops, and followed them into our lises.
General Joe Johnston could not be found He has not
yet bssn beard from definitely, and supposed he can
MOI Iaise sunicent force 70 attach Grant.
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GENERAL RosfcaAxs' ARMY.

All Qsiet on the CumbsrIssd River.
cIsossAn, juno ., 1893
All k quiet on tho Cumberland riyor.
The health u General Ro-serans' array " good.
A detachment % The Forty NTH Ohio regimen, made q
reconnaissance Saturday aud captured rebel oatA'n
and lieutenant, three sergeans and pny.ps, With
their bores and equipments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-09
Homo Dcrencs.

lFrom tho Richmond Enquirer, June OF
We are glad 10 know, rays The Montgomery Nail thai
the people W some paTs Of he country awake the
such Ions should become general tho
sonlh " 'n,st nnt ns fnrroen tbgt The enepy abou.
pusly.s o. ,Mans shIcugn our country W dsI.n OUT
Jugaton by burning barns mont houses and grst mills
oy destroying fences and by running OF negroes horses
mules cattle 40 These raids may begin before the
inG crop gathered and they not met by tbo homo
population what may not DO condition be orc the
frcsts Of autumn begin7 We feel very rprant that
eur people should band together and dr other sse
would Dot alhde 10 tho subject 90 often 40 We i've ne
~ mmcn we cnemy CONES wnn huN,f q. s.n,s
ton. Bravo mon, acting mob, could avail nothing
against tho trained cavalry forces Of the enemy and
would only DO she's down like many beeyes in drove
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-09

yehntesS 70 5000 SSanised you viii ssns BY ssss.
we stne. AZ this place, your eieetnn r'tu'ns'
osetner win st % the names Of all persons %,
nngng 10 the organization. when commissions VII
ee sent 70 she CHEERS and you Will be held IN ToAit
scs meee anyem-rgeaey. This viii place you regularly
w snc service the State when called out. and vii pro-
sees you from The ate of uuorganzed etxons n arms,
ana entus 10 tho rights o. soldiers ~ service You
VIZ soe % called IRON your homes hnwevor, except IN
cases " ABSOLUTE necessity. II will not be IA my power
70 psoees IN these voluntary Ions es- who arc
sue oct 10 conscrption and tbe " 10 asl by the m
mon GovsrnmeIt for the service in the al army
but trust al NOT within oonscript age OF otherwise
exempt and all conscrips t called 20 other vice, will
earol themselves ID these Organizations, and unto with
snose under az ms IA what may. trust. be final
eessiui struggle for liberty aud Independence.
An militia ohicere this state will provide themselves
WITH the lest arms they obtain and hold themselves
I'D readiness 70 march al q moments warning.
Sven under my haud and the seal OF thu xeeutvs Do
Nay, 1868 JosFPH r. BROWN
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THE NEW YORK PRESS.
usetlng % Several Nsw Yerk Edkers and
Prspristers Horace Greeley In the
eAaIr-The Fewer 81 csperaIs to ~
Csnflned wkhln Certain klnats-
~ The Press 20 he sustalned
t At All Hazards,

svsral New York editors whose samss We ave bsIow,
~ the Asst House yesterday, 70 adopt such measures
q mghs ss deemsi adv sable express their loyalty 10
shs usDa and 81 the time 70 prosc. tho press from
sy threatened dam Of the restriction Of s rxh's and
p,vilsgss Resolutions Ia accordance with tbs ssotL
meals sxpresssd we're unanimously adopted.
About enc O'Clock editors in chief entered ths
vssm wssre the meeting hsA bsen oTsanired, End 90
snsr
~. HcaAcr esrusy, On notion of NJ. James Broots,
vas D pointed Cbarmss ~ Ne nsssIss, and nr Zion
Csustsh wss appointed Secretary.
~. esmzxv, the Chasmas, - ne Art business 10
srs>v n - esi NE samss ~ We jsivsas represented
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-09

sksussnn and me rgAt Of sommentias, under the NV
and under tho coasthuton upon the OF tho officers
% The government claimed In speech address
vhrh once made before the people Of this city that
1snoysd In that fgh because thought the and he
eesssisutoO guaranteed that right An oeer Of The
government, Will seek 70 maintain that government
bas beeve that the constitutions and The hws furnish
ample peans-ampo means 10 suppress this rebellion.
believe that Tho military au,hores acI under The laws
under ,ne consultation also believe that when there
sss mn,ary operations going ON, when there are ar
s,es IN ,hs Ted, IN hostile array, In battle IN move.
mens, .nen tho ciyh authority csaes. And then
Smcs IN martial hw-then mos IN the law OF war.
SG NC ARMIES Of the United States ths President OF tho
unsu sates me paor generals o. the United States,
ace under The authority OF tho law, and tho military law
ust 10 much under the constitution and under The law
70 - tho civil law, precisely Pefore concluding shall
seshe shas The counsel who have made this application
me might ascertain, ~ they easily BY Telegraph
vncseer Judge Davis will enteStan th appicatoo,
ssuer alone or connected with will say one word
IeSsner mat whilo thero be considerable feeling
nrodoeod ~ an ACT OF this kind, sl must recoect
nssn0hlng ever gained oy yioiAnce These parties
ablo 70 do 70, WIN determine their rights Of property
trust there win nothing occur M Nils community whio.
VIII show want Of confidence IN the civil tribunals Of
20 live undor goyennsat or hw OF under government.
simply OF force As have already SAID, believe that
wsiive under government Of law and tsast That every
slslzon Of this community also ress under ho fanc DO
Hcf aud lhit all onch one hinsen, will remember
that We live under governments o. law.
The court Adjons NJ 4 nub;cct % tho Judge cah.
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