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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-02-11

LIST OF CAUSES for trial in the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Potter county, at February
Term.
Christopher EvcIin vs James Bartron
W 7 Jones VS. VIM Jordan
Byam & wife VS. G S Jones, admsr
| Byam & wife vs. ] Mann s A Graves
" T Jones & Bro VS. j II KIlbourn
W 7 Jones VS. Polly Higley, admsrs
Wm Shalier VS. John Mason 4. Geo. Marvin
James SAaffer VS. H w May aud W " Smith
D Clark use of Reynolds VS. BENZ Kennels
Joseph w Stillman VS. Geo Stiilman
Maria S Edwards vs. iona Glace
Fuller & Card VS. John c Tanner
Fuller Card VS. Dcrcmer & Thompson
Culwell & Lyman VS. Chas Chandler
J r Munson use orc W Gorum vs. Harry Lord
executors Of John Dwight
Amor Fairbanks vs. Lewis w )od
Luther Garfield vs. Frederick Brooks garni.
J G Mcscereau VS. p B Dcdrick
Com. use Potter 60. VS. Woodland & L Sherman
Wm Burleson VS. VIM I Jones
Street Beeard VS. Chester Whitaker
TIP. of Oswayo VS. Co, ofPotter
T Merritt W Wayne Bishop
Alex Rohrabachcr for use VS. \ RohrabachcI
B Davis vs. Wm Becver
james Tyler vs. George " Tyler
H. J. OLMSTED, Proth'y.
Jan IS, 1868
fe7y=The following are the Lists OF Jurors
drawn for the February term, 1868:
GRAND JURoRs
Acknowledgment Bodler
Allerany-ValUrus Byam
observation-disclosures Gridlcy, Hiram Barnes
Walker Leonard, L MCarn, J B Carpenter
H .brou-Norman Dwigh Anson y Cone
Charles Gorham, Wm II Hydorn.
Hector J B Parker.
Harrison. C g Phillips.
Oswayo-Gcorge Tyler.
Sharon-W J Warner Nelson Palmeter
George Nichols, ira Gilbert.
Sylvania-C G Kces.
Swcden-G Catlin.
Ulvsses-L Y Drake, VIM freeman, A B
Bennitt
WhartNn-James Barclay.
TRAvERsR JURoRs:
Allegany-J il Deggie, r Wildman
ThaddeuS Darling.
Bngham-J " Briggs, Charles Daniels.
Clara-A W Jones
Couderspurt-C II Armstrong, BS ColWell
Thomas King.
| Ganescc-Barney Daniels.
Hector Miles Watrous, J Thompson
John Gibson, Orris Redner, Wilson Bailey
R Davis, David Klborn, B F Tubbs.
Hcbron-Wm Greenman, Elijah Cham
berlair.
| Harrison-Daniel Hunter.
Home7-Harrisou Edgcomb, A U Crosby
Oswayo-Franklin Gale.
Pike-S II Martin.
ShaFon-Robbins Brown.
Standardization Haskins.
Ulvsses-S G Chamberlain, Origin Crum
c G Castle W W Grover, 7 j Baker, Aaron
Webser.
Wharon-John BeusIey.
West Branch-Orrin WetmoTe, Augustus
Bizbce.
y. G LAEABEE, Sheriff.
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PENSIONS, B0UNTIfG, BACK PAY, WAR CLAIMS
AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY.

Stewart, Stevens e Co.,
snGl SoiICi.o1s
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sERobert Pott has received the appoint
ment of Deputy Marshal for this District.
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rsa. See New Advertisements.

@The deepest snow of the winter fell on
last Thursday night
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pgs9Cg CUssssENT.

Corrected every Wednesday by p. A, STEB-
BINS /: CO, Retail Dealers in Groceries
and Provisions,
opposite d. T. Glassmires Hotel,
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ALL KINDS. OF MILITARY CLAIMS,
All Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D. c
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Auditors Report.

Balances due from TT. Burtis, late 7rca
SETtr.
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Local and General.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-02-11

We, the Commissioners of Potter county dc
certify that the foregoing Statement of the
Funds of Potter county on tire 1st day Of Jan
1868, is correct, as will appear from the books
and records of this Office. Commissioners
offIca Tan 3 1862
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STATEMENT

nF the Receipts and Expenditures ofPotter
Y . cuuty for the year ending on the 3lst
dav of Der A. D. 1862:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-02


In testimony whereof | have hereunto set
my name and caused the seal OF the United
States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington, this first
of January, in the year OF Our LORD
r.. s. one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-three. and Of the independence
of the United Statesthe eighty
seventh. ABRAHAM LlNcoLN.
By the President: co.
WuIIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
All the inmates of the Presbyterian Church
hospital Georgetown, have been removed to
hospitals in Washington. The church IS un-
dergoing thorough cleaning up prior to It's
restoration to the congregation,
One ofBilly Wilson New York; Zouaves
has been arrested in New Orleans for shooting
q woman of the town because, as he alleged,
she talked rebelIiously.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-02

T AIDES DRESS FURs. Just onan.3
IL extensive and well-assorted stoct p'l ne an
DIES, and CHILDREN'ss DRESS and u + ~ !. 4
CY FURS, made expressly for our reta;1 "a. IN.
~ our house in New York and warranted . LAC
the best in this market. 70 Dc
We especially call the attention of purcho,,.
to our Russian Sable, Martin. F iassts
Mink, Siberian Squirrel, and ANEW,
can and Canadian Furs, consisting IN ~ II
dies and Children's Tippets, Capes, h.nt ID
new style Of Fur Collars, and Gentlemenss - Mus
ders.
&4| We defy all competition in this line
At the same time We bring in rtmemhrono,
our stock Of Ladies' CI0aks and MantIess'
Dress Goods, and general stock Of INV
GOODS, which is daily increased with bs
newest and choicest patterns Of fashion,
VS. Furs from the couatry will be bo,ph
both for export and manufacturing. at The hfel.
esq market prices.
w. Reminder 48 Market Space, rear s,v.
enth street, under the Avenue Ecuse Washing.
ton, D. c. 5. q ". Al Ely EN- DLEG.
Washington, nov 19-3m
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STUDIO OF DECORATIVE ART.

G.. W KIR 3 YE
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of
II Alexandria ard vicinity flat he lies taken
rooms at No 1874 King street, above Washington
street, where h e is prepared to execute
ALL KINDS OF PAINTING,
and especially
Ornamental and Decorative Work.
Also-Fancy and Business Card Writing Sigp
Painting, Graining, Gliding Glazing, and, II
be done with neutness and dispatch, Al 1euscns.
BILE rates.
w., Please give me call, and examine sps
mems Of work.
Office hours from to 10 a. h., ard from to
6P. 81.
nov l4-tf =. ". klkb I.
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The Rebel (susrriIlas.

TIE increased number Of guerrilla parties shs,
nave lstsy appeared In the border States Is one Of
che necessary results Of the breaking up and dis.
PERSON Of the main rebel armies. OF the paroi.d
troops 81 Vicksburg, Port Hudson. aud other
places, bus very small proportion will ever report
for duty. The better class, who have homes and
families. will naturally desire 70 return 20 ,hsm,
sad NO doubt would, II shsy were assured u inn
munity from the rebel leaders. without this, or
che necessary protection from our Government, the
majority have no alternative but TO rove up and
down the country, subsisting upon u, and robbins
chs psAcsAbls Inhabitants No longer subject TO
che restraints Of IN organized army, these bands
eli gradually become more desperate, and an in
sress'ns terror 70 the unArmsd population.
The number ofthess guerrilla bands will Increase
with TIE defeat aud dispersion Of every large army
Thus Vlrg'ni, has been for shs mos, part tee from
gufrriiis', owing 70 the mastering Influence u
Lsks'srse army, aud lilo and property are CON-
psraav ~ secure even In the imneiIs,s neishbor-
hood Of camps. But when LKs's Army 4. beaten,
- It soon will be, by the Prov,dencs Of God, the
skill ofGen. hIAps and The v.lor Of our sold,ers.
every part OF the State viii bs oysr.run bv rowing
bands and 'hs very soldiers who Tough, brsy,iy
and conducted themselves honorssly enough, viii
b converted by tho force Of circumstances into
shievss, murdsres ard horse s,ealer..
In view q the actual events n tie southern
Sts,es, and tle not vsry doubtful or di,,p, con.
ungeney In Virginia, Ii Is sviden, ,ha, The time I'm,
GONE for the Government 10 devis. plan Tor tho
suppression OF these guerrilla bands. and III. com.
plsts psc hcsuon Of the conquered country. In
dueenents should b held Out - these men to re-.
surn 70 peaceful pursuits, BY offering them on an
nssy, setting tho poorer .orts 90 small lots OF pub
lie and eonascated lsnds, which they may grow W
tnto good Union free soil Democrats or Rspubi cAns
and II practicable ofring them work at fsi
wages under the Goyernnsnk in positions whsr,
their hdeli,y will NOT be too severely tested. Mos
oftsess men ere Americans. and Con equsl,l
esys ~ inaA;s repugnsRce 10 Awls.s pursuit. Ans
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rAs New Old v,rs,.i. Coup.isn.

Arm an interval Of nearly n ne months, during
which two movements sssins, Richmond we're 70.
pulled. two bloody rsversss sustained. two com.
nspdsr Of shs Army Of tie Yotomso sacr .leed,
another Norlern invasion rolled back, and scores
of thousAnas Ct Onion soldiers kiled and wounded.
bsAdss the fer srestsr losses Of The Rebel army.
ohs military situation In Virginia 10 assuming
slmost ths srse, shape and counterpsr,i presented
n November last WHEN Con. MCCLELLAN WAS re-
moved nom command Lss u sgaia moving
down shs Shenandoah Valley, and MADE 10
Auysying along on the len Of the Blue X dgs, TO
ss,rs che gaps nscessarily sbantonsd, when Gen.
HALLsox ordered the Inflated movement rom
rrsdsrirksburg. II these lower gaps are seized.
LEE may be prevented from gaining his Old uaes
- che Rsppshsnnoek. and compelled 10 ngh, On
eAs most advantageous ierma. Culp,ppel
asd Gordonsvills sgsin become vital sra
sssis points, ths Possession OF which 10 K
dsssrmins The selection Of one Of the sbsndonst
nnss 10 Richmond. II LES succeeds In gsinia,
shsss places he will be sbls resums tho defensy,
n . strong position, from which IL will Be difbcul
% dislodge him. while II our forces obtain them h,
Ass NO other alternative than 10 assume The ofI.n
Nvs--And BE- beaten.
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Warfare-Anc,s.t aud Modern.

In these strrin times, when bloody battles are
taking place around US and when tho converse.
tons - - tables are on theresils Of great militia
~ schlsvefnen,s now passing. IL may, perhaps. 10
intere,iins TO drsw some comparison between an
Client and modern warfare.
War has always been. and always will be, while
man has bad passions to be aroused. The frs, bat
lie ever fought that We have any sccoun, Of took
place In Syria, and the spo, Which ArG witnessed
this depi svity In man, has beeu sccurssd by the
ban Of the Almighty, 90 much ~, that inhsbi-
tsnts can even Al this day reside IN The neighbor-
hood without bsing sfii ted with psstilencs or
death, and the whole held Is covered
WITH . stasnsn' pool OF bitter water.
wherein animal lie esrno, exist a mo-
msn,; even the name thereof has its sp-
propristsnsss In Tns DEAD sEA. Here, in the
Beautiful plain Of sidiim, where several magn,h-
cent cities Stood now no more. WAS the hrst battle
fought-where the four kings warred against tho
ave, end sacked these cities, bearing of the inhsbi
tsnis captive.
In reading history, either sacred or profane. We
md the sncisnts avery wsrliss peopie-in fact,
much Of our Old Testament is . military history.
and hIsi with the descr piion' of wars and battles
and we even read therein that "ths Lord has suo,
Il that 10 uili hare ,rar epsrmoye, from
generation to generation." Tho sncisn, Jews
were. Pre-eminsntly. swsrliks race, and some
Of tho bloodrss, battles on record were tou. ut
by them. Ia ancient Judes spe,y man was
soldier from his maturity. 40 long 80 he was able
TO bear arms, even ~ extreme old age TIE pr. eats
were not exempted. and, In many cases, thes, a.
tnguished themselves N battle, and became the
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A Episode OF the American Wnr

Under tie above heading London paper, July
I2sh, Publishes the following.
souuwARK.-In the course Of Monday Afternoon
snne looAug eol1red man, partly DR., ss-d in TIE
UNIFORM Ui - u sr of he Z, nie crate Sta, 9 Il
waited upon Mr. Coinue Tor advice aud asAist, ace
Tie der applicant stated that lie VA. ''rais, d. IN
Georgia, and had been a u We al his If, on the
tsts o, Mr. Wa HIN ton Scott aud his family IL,
mArsi q tLere ,ott seventeen 30 r. ago, md nor
10 tie breseltg OF Vi the war hyei con!o.t.biy
with LIS vi AID i've 81 ulreu, the o desI o " un
now aceoupau cd Lin. III wore d e.,d
iuto tie Con.edetuts army, hls boy as = drum.
MGR and hlnsei ss . 30 .dier. one day act
year several vessels came ilto the LaruYr
aud boosted tIeuch eo.ors, aud they we're
About TO make their escape when they we're u 1.
ROUNDED sni sent to Psrryyle. The ,fSc.r
WHO 70 X EN- SAID g. Inn, " Jsm, you a-e a. III
miu, aEd III allow yJu 10 60" APP .uI 10 a
Tim be wol not g without Als iAui " WHEN t.ey
haNe hun Lis by, suI tAty got AVA 80 New iOrA,
Tue, were put auto Llg LoIss tAe,e i V ysfuyr
Nor an ard their lIst rs, and Iss ID I'm VIA. lie
co Id do iJr the, lie Ia u LIE wss ,uA
cook sud Lsspu COu d .-.t AZ saul sla II hey
COLD Ss1 to tnG AM t.ey IA gAt DO "r.I. sew i
u. I! 'euds ss'sI tItu, -"d pa. u N OIL bird
Ah.p, and zen ...rs N grtepb, K, Wee wen 70
Linn. NuCn h. show ed lh-u4 TO Gov. Mo- n 40
tod N tLcy would Le VI DO use " hliu L T. =
lanu, AMI ui.y exchanged tdem Tor two |. "a
pace, sacL he dspus led IA his Chest srl lap
sup. On 1hs.rsgrNsl I'm enI lay % two az he
d.tcJ'errd,t sdIsmay Il.Stth- InuAet - b eu ab
s,r.cg,d aud now % and As 10Y were al vss
The Chi, q, RI asked Il IN vLst lame ut Ii, y q
aud / e ren.a II ng port on Of us fImly. Ap cs {
rap Ell tIAt tlsy were t-A,n rom h.In sIa u ,
ta.y we're s.n- ne oslSUsd, " TsA... IL. e-I.i
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nDkA1'RIO.

DAVIDSON July 2ad. 1888, John Davies 40,
tive Of ,.h mmoreansbir., wai,., aged " yeaTa
t,sn th,, Ife rny,d to .t,end ~
from his late resdeucv, 10 Mill ct, south Brooh N
Welsh p'pcrs iii please copy a
fEELY-On Wednesday, July 20, John Fssly, lAts
OF the County 81 ~. ireland. as'.d &c veau
Hi' relatives anu friends re pctfully invited 70
attend the funeral, from hi. late rsdenc,, 10 nss
he ~ 81, thu fiidayl AFTERNOON, at O'Clock pre-,
c.clv Ills remsin' will be inferred in Cs.vsry Ceu-
etrty.
lll1tsESc-on Ihpr.a.y morning, Ju, 81, H.o..
e. r., d. s., aiid.3 afternoon At ssSsi. Dom 10
JOHNSON On Wednesday, July %, aeer sssua
iilness, OF cholera inisntum, GEORGE b. Nicholas
young ., child Of Jossh, j.. and Virginia JohnsurS
Tn. re alive. and fiends Of the family, slso the
friend. Of h, grsndisihcr, Josiah Johnson. senioS
brooklyn, this Gridsyj afternoon, July sIth. q
O'Clock. Vol
JOYCE In this city, suddenly from falling non Z
roof on wednesday, July u, 1888, John joyce. axs1
). ears months and ~ dAys
Of his brother. Thon,s C., Samuel and JAfnes sl0
the membsrs Of Canadian Engine Co. No. 20 ~. r..
70 Siiis ave. '' "'N' "' -'' ''' sis
LACoUR-on Wednesday, July ~, Michael L.,
cour, OF GAuegumenes, France, In the Gath year d
ii: friends and aoquaintsnee.. and tho.s Of NJ,
the funeral, this friday afternoon, 9Th Inst ct 3
o'clock, nom hts late residence SO East Stat 4 V
NORRIS On Thursdsy, July 23d, Stephen Morris
native OF Cs:diganshire, south Wales, aged a. w
His relatives and friends, Also the members of the
81 Dayid' Benefit society, are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral this tFridayj afternoon, Il .
o'clock, iron the esh Baptist Church, l4l ChristAO
street. q
RAY On rhur,d.y, July $50, William John Ran
az d 20 year. and months
The funeral vail take place on Saturday ahOs
noon, 20 inst at O'Clock, from his late fsiAnneA
LAP Third ave. The relatives and friends Il ID
family are rtspec. fully invited TO attend. 10
sILKwoRTH = On wednesday, July q, nsy
Josephine only daughter of Charles T.. aud An0
Elisabeth Suhxorth, aged month and IA days.
A bud on earth, to bloom In heaven.
The fiends and relatives Of the family are rcspseA
fully invited to attend the funeral tha day vitbouA
further notice, st $50 Grand 1t, WilisuAsbarrh- n
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The spprosch Of Gen. GtLsoRs to Ch.rlsst by
Morris Isl,nd ia az great surprise T. tn reels 80
vas GaAsrs circuit OF vicksburs q Ia pe' Bud,
and will be FLOWED by a no less el)riou' result.
The comments o'the Richmond press On the sub.
jet arc moro go my and desJon Ing Nsn t''so
,hlch PIE eded the surrender OF V csstury. 1boy
discuss the possbty Of the reduction Of Fort
wAsner--whch GitvoEE's guns snI D,nL.
onss's iron-olsds wers b,teriug against ~b'n
tie last sdvicei lot, aud adult that = u
g. taken, Charleston must surrender. on this
subject ut least their testimony nay he shtely &C.
oep'ed. The point on Morris Ishi on which Fort
Wagner Is situated, !. OILY hftcen hludtel yards
from Sumter. From tbs Il Ts'cr our batter es
VII be within easy rage % th' famous tctel
stronghold, and can r.dIc ev,n wiz out thu d
Il he IT. n-cl.Gs hat wru have c,ptli Ell 1 few
mons' go but o. DrroSt's sup.ncn.ss W Ia
land b,trries and irou-elsis combined. Il rnust
SON sLcrumb, an thin Charleston Is ours.
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wrfrrR In one Of TIE southern newspapers
recently received at the sus lice, msk,s out an
esoo ate Ease against all ,hs big and little logs Of
sccesss. He says uss are mlllos Of them in
the Confederate States, consuming IN annual ave-
rage Of brc d valued At four and baH millions Of
d lars. II to this lie added the mest, pJultry,
game, e., they consume. three millions mr.
would b. rather uuder than over tho marx. II.
ten sums up the damage they perpetrais In Va ions
WAYS, by Kill sheep, g., concluding by cali
Ing upon all patriotic southernsrs 70 prevent mis-
vase Of tod aud properly b. slsy ing every canine
fourd within the kingdom OF JyFyEssos DAVIS.
tbs lie Is ne Of TO signs 4 the q mes.
While our Northern pesce-rnen cont nual tel
ling us that tic rebellion Is stronger today thsa II
w.ss year sgo That they can sustain war M
log as Ne eau wage it. Thst,lerh .s are 'eftl',
sud mir or ps were never more luxu liant. VIII le
al tLe'e gay pictures " Southern indspendei C.
ar. benz psrsdei before Northern ewes, II seems
'tr 90. lat notice Is publicly given Ia ono % taeir
J ufiais, 10 slaughter al the dogs the Couf d.
stat states, for the purpose of scouomisng TIE
fodtaoy might consume. After tie dogs, uerLsps,
wi" come thslr other cstte. and q en- the hre-'st
ers fiiyti shy each other, to prevent too great =
nsumi tn Il the ood tcms ming, lsbre thew
f.srosSy die, by the bullets Of our brave Soldiers
In that las, d.tc1 wo hive rc,d ~ much about.
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The War Committee

TnE -s,r.a' Of Lrr's army having pa, an end to
tie PAM OF the itnn s'rsto g. tie safety &
Wellington. wo trIs' y at IA President viii lie.
vote his attention TO The 4 utrst NJ -hlunictius-
partisan S 'f-eonstituted Constess.onsl Commit
tee on the Conduct Of TIE War tha, per; etu,y
in,.rfer,s with his bs., laid plan, for the supprcs
sion Of the rebellion. From Tin. to time, these
gentry up In aud out Of tie Army Of the Poto-
mac, and the appearance. Of ,her names in the pub
lie prints, Is a. certsin Indication ola Nations
misfortune, as sea -2ul'. ~ storm or shsrk.
following ship. Of . death on board. Dnfins the
week previous TO the battle Of q tty'-
brig. the Committee were not heard Of,
and. IS eonseqcqusnce, everything went WEI.
lee w.s pped and driven back, with far pr,
pec' Of bis capture, until security drew chem from
Their hiding places and they once more shovel
their iil-omoned eouutsnsnces m tho Army u tie
Potomac. From Vat hour everything went wrong
While the Com rirsc were iiscuss,t z IN ltsry mat.
tcrs WITH our generals. Lee was bsfi .ng our forces
10 tie s'uih Mountains, and At las, fooled and e'u-
ded Moade--w who did vel enough when lef, u him.
self
Gen. MEADE and TO brigade Of sS-contnsndcrs
ofthe army OF the Potomac have good reason g.
envy GR,sr. BANKS and GILMORE the exempt
VIII oh distance secures them rom the everlast >
Interference Of this War Com ttee The country,
TOO. has reason to rejoice, for otherwise the 70 oil
Dag would sill 70 Asuntng over vnk burg aud
Port II ,dson, a. at Richmond. Jgrr. DAVE may
thank his stars for this Committee on the conduct u
| the War, which n6ords far more sc ;uri y " him
and his. than all Lrgs army. Let thu Presden,
| drown the msmters Of this compitto. in the Po-
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AKsS1uciv editor whose patience has been sIef-
el,d BY . series Of uibuations more severe than
ordinary, advtrtiss - toio~s Wanted, At this once
a bail dog of Any color exc pt rumpkn and milk Of
rep otale sire, snub noee crop cars shbrevAt
con inuation, and bad oirpo- 90, VITO can com.
yh.n called with raw beef steak, and viii bite the
man -ho spi tobacco .uice on the so'e and stsss
,Irhauxee
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cox tod I'm tie nas .sts'e az tbs; ont could
rCtreLder hun any assistance unless there was
somc charge before him. He recomme nded him /,
60 to the American Consul. The applicant said
there would be no use in that as they belong gid 10
Oh. South, and they would not help coorsl per-
q q. The chief clerk then adv sed him 70 apply to
the Lord Mayor A. the MANSON House, A. ell the
SHIN ng f-om New York and other parts OF Anne n
ca landed their passengers In his distri t. The
merchants were ali there. aud no doubt somsthi ng
would b.. done for him. The arp icsus then i,fi the
cDut with Lls son.
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Who IL A udrews

Consdera'lo disease on has arisen respecting
g. ante Ell uts AID political s,aniin. Of AsraEws,
tie arrested New York rio,er. lie hss been sue
eesasely represented as an editor 81 a secession
peace 'ourn.l in this ely, IN orator at the woon
pace m,,tiag and an .missary Of the Redmond
Giverumen,. Later accounts make him IA de-
te,tvc u e. H,d one 4 sr,sros's former sIie.
Most, 4 MT all, Of those statements are probably
incorrect. Tie 'aet ofhis res, for resisting law
OF Congress proves that he is practical exponent
Of the higher law doctrines o. the Alto onis.s.
while his rclst ons With III. C lorcd mistress show
TIA, hs IS au snalssmau INST Of the wxsDrlL
Piu.Lirs ,choo Of regeneration and dcvtl7pmsnt OF
TIE id, 81 American man. AsDRrws 10 clearly TIE
a. oHle " ana eama,ion-,hs New Yors ions
Bspss o. iae D atom re!oriners, and e1psri.
msutsli, in the mixed race theories OF the radical
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viii g'sdly nccep, any 20 ii,,,ls o-sr that open.
them means iur outa Ming at b., nest wing.
hopeful feature Of these gusrrils bands 10 the
indication they afford tha, the back Of the rebellion
i broken. In proportion - they multiply the
dimeulhes Of recognizing them into 40 army In
crease II 10 easy enough to convert soldiers into
suerrias, but to organize guerra ss Into ssidien,
10 didicut, II not i'm possible
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Ielh, With or ~ithout extracting thu r,otA Fun
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Extracting, 25c, .Cy
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