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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02
INTERESTING FROM THE WEST.

MOBILE h2s Oh 15sA lHSS
special dispas2A TO the Appe> dated Pamela, 21p9,
says The AsBphas Argus of the 10 has been feeevsd
Federal reports from the fsz Pasa expedition
the frsn clad aIsoths fought the batteries God
all day. ahe struck 81 saot entered p.'
hole siIsg four and ding sixsssa. The tiarspes,
It Il stated. bsdly DIM -ged by trees ans sn4gs
Eetts naval brigade h"d passed Memphis, going South
Cincinnati letter of tke 1Ssa. the m epia
ion that the Unions Of Central southern kenHe
lEG heir bas preparatory TO abandon ng
their hoR"e. 1he le,ssT says that Ken,uck.
sism prop.rtion, ad within thirt dnss
lutio regiH Troops were passing through Lincb-
bat n"t,lao Kenncky RaRs"ns ten tn asssd
Ill be lsts ~tanna haa ordered all private
"a fP cInnAti 90 b. secured
A. dsesieh fran Louisville dssed the lsfh s~ys: Arpr
exist u which the military participate Of Ira
4ahs and ptrmsnons occupaten OF Kentucky
the Cen ID ratea
Tn. Leve@ above vicFshug sa odoa h' Fsdsral eaI .
extent tkak the fut .unR4 P Jns have
been forces 80 napve Adkeas Bend Tse Lake Pravi-
work has bs~n suspe ne account Of the
h,w.
The Chicago Times ofths lsh, says he back water ha
TILED the st Vlcksoarg repdsFns work lnpestibs
TIE camp liz mise, able cesdltton AL tn Camps
disasters prevailing. The ANAL po1 prevailing
fearful
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OKasr and EfsNl

At The reqsest of many ctss~ns reprint the fol
paragraph, which has been repeatedly and recklessy
violated TO the njnry ot farms this city.
The enforcement OF these orders will enable Our
farmers do their share towards feeding the army and
city:
ABJUrANT AND 1NsPBcrsR GRNsRAL's OFEIoE
RicAmosd, December Is, 1851.
l9ekera GrSer No IG4
/ E. canpBenss Of troops nsaf towns AID villages must
he AV old where it IL not Indispensable Whenever it
ufcieat force for guards and sutPos.s
lscred the tet a~ipned troops sad assigned
Earrson &C. and oneers ard will be pernit;ed
10 the te~u village excart written permission
Of thc Gandog efdcer.
II. rnt be carried from tbs camp nor will
"antd men in camps be peritted to ride their horses
rxcspt uuoa duty.
III. Private property fEvarisbl- be respected ans
not ne taken when Indispensable for
the elic ard then only orders Of competent
autherty, asa q p3isted in she
>rd orders OF ,hs Qa.rtemsstsr AID Conissary
De parta,
lv The re k'ess dsstsu sisn of fsnviax, wood. and
other proe ~ af the citizens which has occurred In
instances, o; b. condemned Com
des OF trnopa f vi at grade, should by the
cEe fdigeBce aBa strict scipine eGdeavnr
such results eDailln. the will, FndiviGu
as, expshse he Governmen Fencr
ugit be dstart ed wkese il ssh bs avoided
aud when woed necessary the public that which
valnhbls nuzt be selected, wa little
practicable.
v careful Observance Of thsas orders eEjoined on
he army Of he fiat importance pubic interest
All Violations nf tkeH dircted he reported
proper Authorities for srck punishment may he resn
site
tsigned,3 s. COOPER,
Adjatant snd Inspector Gen ersl
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LCNRSa q.

ARK AEsAS.

BANKS AND HIS CHIvALRY.-The following is ex-
traeEed from leter written by young lady, and do
ted at Pass Christian, l2h be story tells oi
Banks aid his chivsiy has been colhrmed in several
quar'egs:
Dear Friend Jshn has ct last been released after
being prisoner nearly four months. He and the rest
u the prisoners confined more than months
in gunboat at the foot of the Leyae after which they
parolec and allowed the liberty of the city They
'eit en the 20 February, and such day never
tesR in New Orleans, there OF the greatest
riots beard Of About twenty thousand ladies and
Children turned out to dear boys of and they
(the adiea) began to sing the Bonnie Bae Flag ami
wave their handkerchie!s and cheer tor j Davis /;
and, in tact, did and said auptbing that ladies could
with proprety do AID say TO annoy the hated Yankee
Banks, not liking the ladies' Patriotism, ordered hs
soldiers cut to qaeu them, and tualIy drove them
back three SQUARES, and. would you believe it. the
cowardly villains actaaliy bayOnettd them and rode
the children with their horses. The LADIES'
(iod bless then) resisted then braveIy, for while
the Yankees torced them back at the point Of
the bayonet they still coctinued 10 eing ard cheer
and made good uss OF tn If parascg cscr the Yan-
KEGS backs. Geny of tha ladies' dresses we're torn
in shreds Banks also ordered ont the artillery. Oa
what chivaIrc set they are! Howeyer. or 500 Ia
dies managed to get Il steam boat, which at the
evee in oroer to get good view of our dear hoy bot
as soon as they began to slHg ID cheer, the Yankees
OF up steam and he boat up the ivr where they
kept them for two tire hours, thinking by hat
neans quiet them. When they brought them back
however they began to cheer thau and then
hey them up the river again aud kept them there
all night. Was such outrage ever heard OF Oar
dear boys, trust, will yet avenge it. The Yankees
arrested John that day for carrying in his pocket
handkerchief with Confederate fig worked it.
rhey carried him to the Uustomnouse and took away
troLR bin, when ne told them, 'f With my crowd
you would not dare to do such thDg" The who'll
world should know If their cowardly acts Such an
outrage never heard Of AID the oher hand euc:
pario ism and en'ausiasm never known Was
displayed by the ladies
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Dear ErrTess enclose sketch of the toprgrapa ay Of
the late battle fea of she Post of Arkapsss which
ose of the earl French settlements in he hI)
tory o. Louisiana. Ne buildings remain of the original
ett msRt, ard judge from tho general festu
ef the ountr how cifca 1t wa tor eur IA 20 escape
We have hea t. 1t the prisoners fhir North
aged to get possession OF the beat and landed the
ksnsss shore, but have certain information OF The
fact
The sherss Of the Mississippi swarning with deeAy
ters frum tss Federal army. body Of thsR feu hun
d-ed strong hesded by Lieut. Cello ell marched fom the
iEhhorh"sd Of Gaines Landing towards Little r. OK lss
week Two tsrd,.c came up To this place on the bosts
ase several kuRdred have been left at Hesroe.
tar srmq is heslta ard SPIRITS and viii sof1 ne
kesrd from The Fe5erals in their hate to leave the Ar
kaf sas Post, fsrgot to stores, wagons,
mules. DO,
Domestic manufactures continue 10 thrive updar the
sressure Of the war We have here excessive Gnnu
ctory of ceton nd woal cK!ds another of spinning jen
nies and power looms; burksts, &C made in
dance and OF excellent qEa y, FRI m the cyprsss and
only Lace the trade TO pG every branch of industry
in active condition.
The aeIivty of salt works st Ark2dephia apd IL
SEWER consy has Tedpoed the Of salt very material
y and with tbs lies of the article which hee
The iberia beds in - aisana, sh Ill be able
to 7u' nak IL army xf'h bseon Gurirg the winter
viii keep yoR advised OF movements In this quar-
ar. Yours,
ANY,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02

Editors Register and Advs' tissr KY pursuits COM
pei 10 travel late and eaIy about the city, AID OF
a.e have teafd x:cra ioDs and threats loud uesp
aopaeal, deteTEsned, *h!ch, If pat in practice, will
create Cae sc0era, ruln Dot only AIMING SPECTATORS
but amongst writer's property boiier is Those
midnight sssemolag.s Of skgrieved persons at uure-
quented corners, their families not shall not
chey that theif compensation will not teed
ID ir wives and ea ren they ssy he wives OF absent
soldiers have friends who will quietly see their
fisnds' families wsut for bread.
Lawyers tell me tnat extortion is sctiouab!e Of
fence ii se officials had better look to IT, aud carry
cut their lbs o otee Ia ah<trg The evil Magistrates
saoRid be ashamed wink this evil for fear CT losing
popularity therr no W hjg OR Democratic partus
nov 10 rally unGsr, enioher their acts of nafeas
Heucr esrtu dey oil reckoning is coming to
all such agstratesparticaIatly those o. the specu
ialng and extOrtioHng class. hen gentle peace
;urus, aid arses d'soanded let all sucn pseado
patriots quake for sckonl must l biash
for huuaau na 10 1t, "oatety Comnittsemen,
I 0, Heaven save the mark are amongst the most
Reckless spectators OF the times. Some preachers o
the Gospel not engaged alone in Laying up heir
la Heaven,' bat il aiding the wholesale.
GABLE mama Of speculation, by which the
Child gaIlaut seidery almost reduced to
starvation. Win just Hod Tolerate suph generation
nf vlpers Irt Us ook To only lew acts. Aessrs
Edi'ors Some sh.rt time since rice Sell ny at
a.out fourteeu ceps Per rouod large quantity a:riv
fsbalous prices professor of Christianity receiv
cd large f ,ur stored and runor says
viii be held uut,i nrlDks $lUO per barrel. Coru-
field pnas tew weeks Since sod 81 IS per Eushe
poor -naoe 10 Fufchase ur rush tor peas !;
soon as he densnd vas spi aren't they were up to
81 White ht ass, under the crcumsi ances and
the llne, rom $s went up to $40 Per bushsi.
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GENERAL ORDERS
AIsAAokB, Is arch Lsta, 1858.

la soauce # applications made sy varg
miscGnee ptun reward t the lasrurFlopE Of the
ary reiate the ssment Of supplies
the OF he people, that the of
have violated heir ills rae ions; there
The poae msnence phi IN. and
to oiation If those nstructcns Is hereby
ordered
l. Th2t fl 'er the Government shall uader any
cir anstapces what imp. th> sappes par
for his consumptl n, that OK his family,
ploy ees siav o.
IL "a ohieer shal time nnless specially
d., 10y scaeal commanding, Ia case Of e1
impress supplies WHICH are on sheir way TO market
fo. y r. n arrival.
iucled=d in the instructions ori
gipay issu rea 80 ip by tha Secretary
And the III exercising suoh authority
flied that acting vi hour OK beIsoa' the
thoiy given in those list uctoas, will be held strictly
ap a4isle.
" when r-comH1issonsd sf1ce1s, masicisns pri
euttlei furppss nrder Of December IL
soi. April lh b. 1852, have ojes, may he!
betUre tae receipt the eC fh-tr pcfsonal
.ena>ivs allo the conGuutx+ton of trau
portan The point whars such srtss die to their
a.0 back
v When i Oh c. Bm s:io ed differs. musicians or pr-
Yates led H.der ei.hei o the preceding to
10 gu. sd ALI have been hereafter be- promoted t.
lha OF e:Mlss'cned .M1efs, prsr to The receipt
q >reut they aa DE- auo~ mnu atioi as 1s
'ded previous pa agraph. Whsn they go on
.ca>e, tua EraAspor All III kad at heir u..si
vi lenz arising PAr.g sph Ii be setted by
b. QuAtst e,e.' Department the latter the
ol- tested B., the tifcaAe ot coDmandiag
Off regl0,ent which lie ainant belonged at
Gate nj El- piumut1on
By oroer.
(cigned) &. C1'PHE, .
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02

Tzs las or DIT Tom btr'saoa Ia that the attack ,e be
made on that sacs Tbursday next the 2nd day
and that the advance IL he led ey hs r~Rsads Indeed
the hghsDg 's msialy 30 De dess by them.
Six iron Lad ''hontss," The current pr graWme
the bar anchor within N uasad yarda
Of ths forts and rduce ther and TIM. open free
for he with ths land force board TIE
then sail up, land shsi under
tn nrs Of the ciads TIE troops la-ded are
advance into aad sccupy the city.
This said 70 bs the plan coHceed by pusrEn and
rcsr They csasRplate another New Ortesn. affair That
here hsg In It, at least has been
By the snsrsy, look upsn haa likely. Tss
kuo wa~ aRss attach good deal ef inpe ancs to it.
G4neral Beauregard whether Of tha knvwiax oaes
ar not in said TO ksee hs counsel.
OF she tA@atsEd and infsss specifics uzfsE
enemy need hardly sprak TO" he
n"t ksow that asy Of them will be nsde Of and
did Of any Of thew be adopted the.a b.
mach the why shnale be
esfse To saS that there maeasrss tha according
IL honas fe!sright and eacua,ien, will be euHciess
hold ia aaeny i4 check. if not 10 dst'rsy hja.
The sBens srissRy Increasing biz Transport &s-t at
Pert R"yal wAcA sald 20 give sanction TO
she IDA that edTarss b. made Charlsston
and. Tie attack, teweveK, likely to be psstp -asd
IN the middle OF Apfi', sad as may asas D.
r:e1cnE it or thr AHuver.ay Of he fhl Of Ssnsor
spre tkeir troops with snlAasissra and IL Posaibe with
9 aendd=nce.
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TEc oYtsIas, QurseIop

The Noble Aduer and Reg, ter giving some figures
the wants TeGCuT, the Con pro-
viyions. c.: includes Lbus:
What is is productions Of 80 bu hels corn
the ba d. Let every planter tn make his ca'cu'-
sccord gy AID otion b. mum e. If acres rt hs
what be knows o. its bu' mgdful
hat in country partial failures of the
nust De expected he sbou d rot limit hoI>elf $50
bushels eeRl If he ba aUd hat viii Cduce 81 60
hushel> to the acre Let him no my consideration
plSLt tss than to the hand for early and
~beD the nls Tor late plantug he should i'd
this much as he cUDveneD y tend whUu neglect
iIg LstoN &nd othe sec0udA CROP This particular
Important militHrs emerge"CIes call
fer aEge eupp Of cora in parricus rrgInn which
onl4 BIZ fe with gre delay frcm distant points OF,
rrct al y, cannot be Fl led at a sut jf he
We WV here viii aim st tie mark have pointed and
'hUee in the richer sectiO his her IA
manage to evate heir views of matters tnirEs
"ne hing more will be nsededthat the g. ment
iect the cuutry from the of The su&ee
collect that with such rapacious plndsrlcg,
hiefovng foes Or they. shote aYoWCi o ruin
us, involves gomehng else he des occupying gic
lines II Generals will keep the Yankees pluu
dsfng, is Of little AatiVe Importance whether there
Il another battle foughG We have sheady shown
that they cannot whip keep tn m frI starving and
we can light them twenty yesrs.
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THE LATE YANKEE ADVANCE GN TEE RAP.
PAHASsUCK.

From papers found the eld of the late conflict it
would tbai tEe recebt adgahCe Of The Enemy on
HE OF The RappehanLCck desigued ss some.
thing more than d Reconnaissance. iusse papers
dsc!usa he fac, 1t We are correctly I0red, tba he
\. edit!oa was, e. tor the rue ion ;he teu;rai
K al at G1IdoLsVile, ny tearing up eucu 0; the
trask oi that road her way from tie .onv- pont,
mg'l or lou cnuve;.leat tie me- allowed bs %
frl thence hey were to Pro"eed 20 the Janel River
A1d kaa@~ha GaraI, which they were expee,ed 70
rlke at or Columbia in Pluvanna. hence,
crossing the James river, thsir laid out
through Cumberland county Fa uvIIIe, os tne High
Bridge over ne AppoEa,t0x, near That place ihe
deatfucon o thia ordge of tne p+t Obi cts OF
tue EXPEDITION AIT the accomplishment of 1913 feat
the EXPEDITION vas to wCIk Itself OF difficulty ny
passing round between Petersburg AID the North Car
DINA line, to strike the Yankee lines In the neigh
borhood Of Suf TX.
Impossible of accomplishment as Ibis fact would seem
to be- the distance TO tr.val and the risks ran
no greae or than incurred by the daring Morgan
in some vi bis raids Kensucky and Tennessee. But
the apkees only iacked Nors an To execute his
bsid scheme, bat met with such man as Stuart and
Lee Whose vgi auee s a sure guarantee that no Y aa-
kee raid lsto lines be successfully under
taken.-RsshMoad DispateA
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cons qqence. srd at 81 OF bali million Of dollars,

eons qaence sud at css OF bali million OF dollars
-Se ard { ff-cts the rnin 0f our fnaBrea.
Ii L'rcon is Rot doing MS, II Is rtainy being done
oy s;'ecuati0g stsrpers side, aud tint fools
and. IN patriotic sense vile kn4rrs The ohtr he
remedy s in the puh'ic-n 9 Outrage aid p-rve igs
desernna'ion 70 stahd oy the or dt u The Government
and sink or swim with lizard f-ownirg down the
,owardly herd who d. not hssiate to irouard The
Of nafiou aud st at Taught all the precious
oa.d ard godike beroi5m whjcn has been exuend.
ed in il, in order to their le AID paltry
dollars There is no cause for this alarm. II is OF he
very esseT &c of panic, Oar prosp Cts were never
brighter is certain (fur its only real enc.
nles are the and the panic kers ard with
success the In xhausba u che richest
try n productiots the hahable globe are ample to
pay all the debts OF The war Oar people want faith
constancy aud courage. Their brethren in tie armies
nave set them noble examples OF it, With heroes 10
he Geld, tor Coos SAX let us now sho ourselves
towards and tmeset in the walks OF evil am pulit-
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esrton the 9is which occasional booming Of
up The river tel that boys a<r the Yankees
The steamers Chilco.bs has left arcss Her
quarter eunrss body has been found II. billed by
'ho' from of heavy gsa. s,ssF p=s;Dg through the
boat iron mail
General leri calls the engagement the battle OF Tsla
their attempt enter the suE river has been definite
ls sscer'ased. TIE q, arve@ back. A number OF
heir bsrses we're captured The enemy 10 reported to
have made smother advance against Fort Pemtccten wi
Increased streneh Every ef rs will DO mad 30 defeat
them she importance of holding the pesitsn pears
be appreciated by horities.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02

ExrrRTIONERs IN THE C,UNrRY- The sin of extor-
tion ID by mea0s c1rf0ed 10 cities. A lady in
Interior town, writing 10 her Lussa0d in Mobile,
aayg:
/" am getting to be sfad the mean souliess extor-
toners left at home will whip ye: TIE last time
got bushel of meal pad 81 80 tor il but wh1n
tue water so high That tue steam mill would not
ran, - made tie peo.la pay So Tor meal aud would
GOT grnG their corr FL gin, aad suppose
bls mill nv g cam Pc -, arn toid, Sc 8 bacon
or 81 25 a pDund. | saw thrm going 10 cfurc1 On
Sonaay, aDd wondered Il Jhe devil tad deud, item
nro he belief that they wcce IhustiuUs. he s.eam
mill is now grinding and dag u al Tor 81 To-"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02
Fra CHATHAM 3OGA.

CHATTANOOGA, Sarch Goth. 1853.
II quiet. No fahtirg Aorgsns ehgFg cement at
Liberty The tederats still occupy Drfreesboro'. On
scouts are in Lebanon. and ratg ato4g the South
bank Of The Cumberland ver from Lebann Stones
iver. Accoants ffsm tle Sorh Of CUMBERLAND report
derals destroying farming implements aad foraGirg
the whole country. The nhabitan's compelled to hide
their prcvisions. Five thnusaad Federal 1fanr7 occuey
allata the louisville aaircad il stro Fly guarded
It reported tne Federals hsv5 desroed stoaes River
Railroad and Turnpike Bridges between Murfreesboro AID
Nashville.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-02

FEsHE eU BSCRIBER wishing to tohis late
:. Carolina CferE for sale hiE Plant Topsail
Sound, ID Wilmington containing five hun
dred of the best quality Pea Mutt land. About haf
of the tract is under cultivation Also, snall
of pney land lying in front of said place the main
road leading to Wilmington. These ards PRINCIPALLY
the Sound convenient for fish and for max
Sat-and believed to be desirably located anI
lands the Sound. There is about hundred
of the best Pea Land ready to portion Of
which has nIeady been desded, and contains iargs
quantity OF seasoned the very best for bong
Sat-and venient the Sound Persons wishing to
purchase desirable residence weaG do we'll to examine
the premises. Terms made easy.
n. F. NIXON.
Dec. NJ, 1851. TIA
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For the Journal.
4 ErnYn Roy

in the recent expedition under Gen D. 2 FILL towards
Newbera, Drum Major HENRY UTr Goth n. G. T., aged
10, of JNo NUrc, ssq 81 Wilmington, distinguished
himself by GOODNESS and daring.
On Friday evening" the 4Si N. O., Col THos. KR>AN,
anding, ed the enemy's strongly fortified posi-
Deep Gully IT the point 81 the by On aur-
day morning he s. Big 2de moved kENAEs posi-
and formed ne of battle Iha YaGse had block
AIDED The road in 'front.' rbsl n AILL cuuid nd
his artillery, a Rkirmshera orc9red to
eel tks enemy. HRnY rorDtecTed wih tie shTmishera,
wh5 UuJeT the coDs-,oEd @atO' VAN EoOK After
Giivng ts eDemys pi kets gayeral nardTed yards, VAN
Ho, iise yTed wiat posed the enemy in force,
Ave hundred il his won't his 20.
tun he coulC determine III ir ruUrer apt lie could
advance without exnosng his Whole nm I'd 10
ar OF grape cansIe In this position h. called
for VOuuteer to go iOrwa fHd 'ut 'te'r noL herS
std report t. N. Young EU T rang forward,
"ered his services ard went within .veEty i've Cf
tie enemy where lie tained their ntnbcrs. walked
cO9n5 back and ade fIs report to fbe Msj hat
port cost several llpk their ives artillery
u'n ned and the noint Indicated b. yOurg MUTT.
Pretty good for sixteen year old X.
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BuTLER's PERQUISITEs Is" Tire ships, two steam
" hart today. about nire t'ciock. Iney tie
Iumeuse wealth accumulated by Gen. Butter aud sa9,
while stationed New Oriea0s, wtich is estimated at
about six millions collars uerr boots iu Of
diamonds, tea Of child ems silver mqgs one
cradle ul OF ladIte gold h4rpus two baud0 OF
pIncoshFons one coal bod OF broOch,s Two
clio hts baskets OF altar auens s, seventeen va,es Of
gold and silver watches, twen'y-one strawberry bx
OF gold rIDgs Is ODtn If IN l4des while Wa king il re
sreets) two sppa" boxes OF SILVER door pla"s aud
knohs and stocking all o decaDt Labels K ,eus gar
boxes OF g'id peos and pointed pen u srs
rwenty-one pau0s ( Il: tor each Of the sIsG) tWo
.h.rch org3ps e 1T e "ut o. tune) oBe hr k, FIVE
p,ud"s, six stations, and riuus N urtcl op nu-
u-rous TO mentieo. Col French, on bis re,urn, will
brlDg the remainder ot the 10
Bosoa Epel ang GLzeile
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The Drift s,f ahc War.

The jet of this the part If the Ceu$asrate
State~. prese Eation of d"pes deLce
ASSISTANTS II bus IF C
ard ais wage ;he In thst n.r :Ch
will ne efe tive the ead desired. Throsg out the
history he ugge PTac ic brn
tait has bean xeFGsed by he Unitea ~tsh when
CURED FrGmlt aad trough and Ter toe b
ehy I'D humariF, ihe part of toEf d.
States, ami 9awhIAs ID
for te be.ent AID tEe world large hch ha
only encouraged be tTu" eDCy f the eUta.
berf Gp0D GU people ard tae ear2ACe ST
timi3Ly a Oa Frru al the sig"s around ii tlnr
stnp his mis- fol ankle toad foreign nations
Ex teaching thai the exercise of giCg~Tiy
genie. in only bro ght ahnat the &c
hnd wnoesa practice pbuman nj les frs perpetr"t
ed hsm- Now i wil toqurs uneroGs and
sgHti exampe IN tisfy Cued of virtue
aud power OF a t ihu We b drifting
into TltNcu % rteF, ch Ell f. Iar-
pose, hy xamplek finite UnnstakH9ble dertau6iEz
IL h extent If oaroaIiy II which the couh would sut
nit
The bloody ord of Ro=eoraGs and The ti
cal DlLs st TO BY uaser, imperatige cal for the
h!c 10 of -ua uuspslriLg pun hment al belong
l. comma -ds Il s d sitter oil Il
he nifty ia in olv+6 I1eu whose words
pran them hoStsS huHrant geers and eds put
tbeT Be 0d h t'av OF la" becomes the duty Mi
the def nf the to qse every dnrt
Tr cHsckrE hir brua Practices roofs e .he
to Testain hY ye9aiies affixed to crime. #er-
c. To n deFers and inceCda Is ueiy TO tose Uhr
ms M tuer TINS Ae we no saInhe1 o. Ebr =
o long fId with this question. sGd o. the unaToid
aon iecrs-i ~ N b. Idly ind naafuny-
soldiers, Gfh3=Ts a"1 verameHt -ChGS. MrTeUTy.