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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21
CLEykLANp. July 90,

CLEVELAND, July 20.
Morgan nnsuccessfully attempted to
cross the Ohio river near loolevlle, but
were prevented by gunbost One
hundred and fifty rebels were killed and
drowned, and 1000 taken prisoners,
with all their artillery.
Among the prisoners are Col. Ward
and Col. Dick Morgan, brother OF John.
The band was scattered among the
hills. We are confident of capturing the
balance to-day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21
Ris EN IIEMs.



i ARRIVED.
hArE CASH. d. W. Davis, Montro.e.
'AsAbA, Parker, iontrose
pErAnrKp
hArk CAssKL. B W. DAVIS, Montrose
during tho low water season .As Psmbiua and
ean"dA VIII form daily line between this po,nt
"hd 'he head of tho Lower Rapids, leaving on
alternate evening. Tho Northerner and Sucker
state Will form daily limo from tho foot of tho
Lower Rapids 10 1T. Louis. making .uro oannco
tiens with the boats above. Tho James Mean.
ana biil Hen ierson will make up tho daily limo
ifom tho head Of the Upper Rapids TO Dubuaus.
ny THIS arrangement reliable daily line of boats
- established between Dubuque and st Louis.
me ~ .nagers Of the Northern Line are dstermip.
Cd that tho Inhabitants Of the Upper Mississippi
SHALL he furnished with a reliable daily oo.x.v.
rnoe IN tho low water seasons a. we'll as In li9h.
W" horo the business community along tho ront.
will bear tho fact In mind, that while the line
nave IN ado every possible eila,t for your conyen.
iohoo. and have gone to enormous expenses. thsS.
theyshould DO rewarded for th.if enterprise These
are all excellent boats, arc provided with ,v,rv
luxury necessary Tor tho comfort and safety Of
travellers, and managed by good officers
noATs LMAvisa Tnis kvKsiNa
III" Northern Lin. packet .embina, Captain
'dills sd y. Green, cisrk, will sspAst Cor NJ.
Louis and ws5 Ir,ause this sysping 81 o'cisck.--
II. NJ. Prettyman, agent Take ths Pemoina IL
yo" want TO travel IN good company.
HoAis LEAyisG TO MORROW
The mall and passenger packet Jennio whjpple.
captain Campbell, will depart for keokuk and
informed alto landings To IN PROV morning. Lem
uel iarhhurst in tho oifioe. H. A. Tiiebetn. apent
1he Northern Line packet Canada, Captain
Parker, Clerk jerks. viii be due for ST. Louis and
intermediate points to.morrsw. H. NJ Pfet-
tsman, apcnt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21

lInlifax

:, Halifax, q.
Tho Daily Nens says, I'VE are under
me impression tina, the American war
VIII soon close through tho growing un.
popularity Il IT throughout the North
and the rebel successes in the very
nclghhorhood Of Washington.
ne Times says we may expect in =
week TO hoar of President Davis b.iny in
Washington.
Tho Army aud Navy Gasene saws in
WOW q the possibility of Davis over.
throwing Lincoln and should address us
from Washlngton, il may be difficult, in.
deed, mp oaslble to refuge to acknowledge
it,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21

KEEP OFF My Cogss.-Our German
correspondent threw powerful shell into the
osnp of the disafected. yestsrday. telling al
together too many trsths to be exactly palata.
bic. This morning eur Tsutonic contemporary
sails into the writer with . vim exceedingly
refreshing. demonstrating conclusivsly tha,
some ones corns have been trod upon and IN
msrcifully bruised. Pet nance are sho wered d
upon our correspondent without regard to ex-
pense or consequence. and ss a wind up to
the nonsense We are given TO understand that
unless the authors nams 10 Forthcoming. are
shall be held responsible for the article. Well
our shoulders are broad. and rather than break
up highly respectable rspub lean German
family, We will keep the name .ub resa, and
suffer oil the frightful eons.q qusnces ourselves
The personal consideration OF the obnoxious
article is left with the new oiub. We tru,t
they will act in spirit of christian forbsar-
ancs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21
New YORK. july o

Merchants have subscribed $4,000 for
the relief Of the negroes, aud as an cx-
preston of sympath, for outrsges com
RACES committed upon them during the
riot. they also passed resolut,ons re
questing Gen. Dix to give assurance Of
b cir protection - lsborers on the doeks
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21

GEN. LAuMAN's REMovA THE tele-
graph says that Gen. sherman has removed
sng orders in prematurely attacking Jackson,
IN which he was repulsed by Gen Johnson
Also that the body oil Gen O.terhaus was on
its way to Vicksburg.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21

AN ARRRsr.-This morning the Pro-
vost Guard found man in = saloon on FROM
street. no wa. said to have been sworn into
service Of some regiment. whom they acco.,-
ed, and asked for his credentials He had
none, and denied that he vas ever soldier or
ever should be. The fiieer Of the guard re-
quested the pleasure Of his company to Gen
Rober's headquarters which was violently re.
fused. The guard insisted. and The individual
made . stubborn resistance. The guard
moved on his works" and in a few moment.
he was bound with strong cords and then Ia
ken to headquarters. His case was examined
into. but no evidence wac eliei;ed howinp
him to be member OF the army. cons. .qusnt-
ly he was discharged from custody.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21

NEEDED 1MPRovEMENT.-Mr. New.
comb. agent for Mr.. viels. proprietor Of the
Ls Claire Block. is putting down . substantial
brick side walk from Nncklo,'s Bank up to the
alley north Of the Post Office. We understand
that Mr. yisle has concluded purchase of the
Post Of1cs Block, which vas not included 10
the original purchase, at the very reasonable
price Of SIS 900. which. With the former pur.
chase, makes an investment Of SIS 900.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21

CHICAGO, July 90
FLouR.-Dull and heavy. White Wintsr g. rs
Spring Extra - so.
WsxAr -l@lho lower. No. Spring 81 03
No. 2 &c.
Corn 4sx61ssL.
OArs-Dselinsd hQle. b4@ AA 10 store.
kYs.-Stsady. No. e6e In store.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21

On the morning Of the goth inst, NATHNNIrI
BROWN, only son OF s. + and MARY l.. Brow n
aged year, months and days.
Tho funeral will take place on Wednesday. a,
8 O'Clock, from the house on Ninth and Rock Is
land streets. The friends of the family are In
vted.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21

PERSONS oweing +. p. Erskine will
confsr favor on him by paying their accounts
N disteiy, as he intends to leave for the
E,st in few days to purchase his fall stock
Don't bs bsshful, gentlemen, for need your
mODeV.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21

OUR young friend Holmes, who for
several months past has occupied the position
at clerk at the Burtis House. has resigned
and gone South. Mr.. Z. b. Watson, q gentle
man o! courtesy and honor, is his successor.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21
THE MARKETS.
Davenport intellectually Repo

OuvehpOIt murRctsss.DaIty WepOTt.
OFvICR OF THE D3n. 4 Nvws,l
Tuesday Eve.. July 81. (
Quotations unchanged.
FLoUs-W Wholesale. &5.4o96.60 retail, s5st
Qs.%O. Shipments 30 bbs.
WHEAT 65M90c.
CoRN-3lG133c.
OArs-50@54c.
WooL.-Washed 506l60c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21

TaE following are tho shipments by
July 18Th: 100 barrels of flour, 8 600 bushel.
Of wheat. l20 bushels Of corn, 10 ton. Of bran,
$4,000 pounds Of starch, 10 live hogs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21
Resiguatlons In Iowa Regiments.

Lieut.. Col Thomas z. Cook. 18th Infantry
real med July 10th. 1868
Capt Phillip L. shaver. eoppsny +. LAT
Cavalry. resigned July l7th, 1868.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21

BRAIDIsG.-Ladies who want q sew
ing machils that will do all kinds Of braiding
should call at Krausss. and see the improved
Singer machine 1t does all other kinds Of
work in the most thorough manner.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21

STRAYED. About the lst of June,
from my premises, . large roam COW. seven
years old. with lump on the left eide of the
neck. A liberal reward will be psid for her
return or information that will lead to her re-
covsry. MosEs HONS.
dHw2l Iowa street, between 9th and 7th
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21
THE CIT y.

WADswoRTH has opened another lot
Of rich seasonabls dress goods juss imported.
which the ladies should call and examine at
once
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21
VOLUME 8.
DEMOCRAT & NEWS,

g. NJ PErrssoLL Co., No. 81 Park Row, New YORK
state street. Boston, are our agents in those cities
and are authorized to take and
tions Tor US At our lowest rates.
y d. sosvES % Dearborn street, Chicago, is author
sed TO receive advertisements for this paper
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21

CoAPLETE.-Every desirable article
In the dry goods line can be purchased very
cheap at Wbisisr's. lie is constantly rec.iy-
ing new goods and can suit the most fsslidi
QUE.
FARRAND has still on hand the largest
and most desirable .tock Of hats and straw
goods in the oity. Viii h he is selling very
low.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.

LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER
OF M0RGAN'S FORCES
Morgan hIlmself Deserts his
Conn namd Taking n
Small Squad.
A bout 300 Succeed in q Oss
ing the Ohio into
Virginia.
Morgan will Probably be-
Captured to-day.
YAZOO CITY CAPTURED BY
GEN. HERRON'S FORl lES.
lium boat Dac cOlall bio w n IN,
and Several Ira 0spOrls
Burned.
General LauMnam removed
from III. Command for
disObr dicnce.
Rebel reports that Gen. Os-
terhaus il killed.
Rebel reports Of Federal
attack on Jackon.
Of Fl. POWhaltan.
The Rebels lsc-Capturc II,
together with the
Garrison.
Attack On Fort Dar1ing
sen. Meade nO1 to be &c
lieved from the Conn
Inand Ol the Army Of
the Potomac.
Ol our Forces
ON James River. {
capture Of Slragglers from
Lees a rIny. (
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-21
SHACB ELFoRD,

Drgadler GENERAL.
Morgans artillery and about $500
prisoners, including Basil Duke, are ex-
pected to arrive here to-day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-27
Adjutani General.

AHErFT nUT SUGGEsrrvE. A SLOWLY
dressed woman. not bad looking. yesterday
entered a handsome store along the prom
enade. She looked ike the wife Of a nan
who had suddenly made money bv army
coutraets- Her " harness was GOOD. but
the wearcr evidently was but lately accus-
TONED to indulgence in 6nery. She enter
cd the % principle depot Of a citizen. who
among other Proprietary articles. j. the in
ventor of a celebrated hair tonic.
As she entered. proprietor was behind
the oounter. 4 matter rather rare for him.
and with bis bat on his head. lie person
ally waited on her. asking. with his best
smile. what can show you mA'Am?-'
Why. your hair tonic
Here it !. maan." produeing bottle
Of the article
This Is what makes the hair grow. does
it,
4" Yes rna'an youl find little pamphlet
inside the wrapper with many certificates
from people who have been bald
" Humph, What's the priee?~
" A dollar a bottle maam-six bottles
for Eve dollars
q" You're certain itIl bring hair iu?-
" Il never fails unless the hair Is destroy
ed by disease
well. I've Got BALD SPOT on the TOP
of my head. I'd give Eve hundred dollars
% have u covered again
Proprietor aid be had no doubt the ton
&c would accomplish the result and the lady
ordered the half dozen % be scn; % her
house Proprietor took The address. As
The lady turned 20 leave the store. propri-
etor removed his hat showing a head whose
crown was innocent Of covering.
What Is Il. uadams~
why. hyou aint bald yourself
Proprietor was about 20 reioin. but the
lady continuei
" dont wsnt that hair grcase o. youra
nov. i jest believe you're a lyin.
Proprietor attempted % explain. bat the
lady wouldn't listen. She couldnt be
made % believe that a nan eould make
90 hair grease 70 restore peoples hair when
bald himself
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-27
OLD SERIES.

maintain untarnished the honorable record
Of our State in the past. and look for IL.
glory IN the futurc. Ne must nov put forth
the means Of whatever extent or magnitude
that ~iI az osoe bring our troops into the
held. Our numerous wealthy citizens. and
the officers Of our nOnied institutions. nav
now render the government substantial aid
never to be forgotten. in afording hnAn-
cal acconmodafions 20 such towns and
plantations a. nay require temporary loans
TO enable them 70 pay the respective bOgn-
ties voted 10 their volunteers And not
less valuable wall be the services and inaa-
cnoe Of these gentlemen. If they are inssra-
mental IN Persuadins soldiers TO invest these
funds. or : portion thereof. With the State
and United States bounsies. in government
bonds, or some equally desirable securities.
BY order q his Excellency ARSER CO.
RUES, Governor and Coumander-in-Chicf.
JOHN I. HODSDON.
Adjutant General
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-27

How A MuNE REGuu-Sr COT A SrFrIr
90 SrocESGs. The snail British vessels
running between here and the provinces
furnish opPoriunities for sulugzling. though
tins Is done upon 90 petty a scale that the
loss 'o the Governments - BY no means
commensurate with the risk % the Snug
gicrs. u is not customary Tor the inspec-
tor o. oversee very closely the discharg-
ing of these vessels. which are simply visi-
ted from time o. time. one inspector fre-
quentiy having The supervision Of several of
them. But on one occasion an inspector.
suspecting something wrong. devoted his
Whole attention o. the discharge q one of
these Crafts. The captain was evidently
uneasy-tho work q discharging cargo
went on siowiy-escry one seemed impa-
iieni bat the iuperturbablo Inspector. Who
patiently watched the PROCEEDINGS. sealing
1p ihc hatehcs when BE- vent 10 be meals.
lnally the captain. seeing that his doten-
ti0n in port was likely 90 be long and ex-
pcnsivc announced that b. had on board
Eve huudrel pairs Of stockings shich we're
iarvardcd by Juion sympathizers a. q cift
o. a Name regiment, a grim smile light
ed Up the countenance Of che inspector a.
thIs sudden development Of Union sympa-
Thy in Nova Scotia. and tho Collector. ia
consideration II The muni6cencc Of the gilt.
consented 81 overlook the nociiclf1i onis-
son Of tho importation in tie manifest.
50 Name regiment got q supply q nice
Stockings. and the Nova Scotisns goa cred
it for degree of good feeling toward our
government winch b. hardly borne out by
ihe Published sdvices from that quarter.
Boston Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-27

u is not TIE money earned thst makes a
nan vealthy-it j. What b. ssves from his
earnings Sehgraf'scation in dress. o. M
dulgenoe n appetite. or more conpany dan
his purse can vel entertain. are equally
Pernicious. The srss add. vanity 10 er-
trsvacanoc. the second fastens q docso~s
bill 10 a long bstchers account. and the lai-
ter brings in'emPsrADce. he worst Of al
evils. IN ia traiu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-27

MTSDTs EvTEYTurxG. a bea1tiful form
is better fhan beautiful face q beautiful
behavior - better tban . abeautifll i0rm-it
isihc finest q the fnc arts-but The beauties
q the mad iar exceed them all
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-27
NO A. PARIS Me- FRIDAY NOVEMBER 27 !Se3

regiment or corps in the field. New re-
crgits for the veteran regiments and bat
terry Win receive iOo dollars State bounty
and the Ike 'um a. government bounty. or
for regiments or corps IN the heid. -in ~
cci'e governments bounty Of S02 dollars.
payable by instalments. and State bounty
of 60y-fvc dollars.
To rccapitulate.
Nctera. recruits for the inoomplete orSaai-
zations now IN this state. receive from
government siu2
Prom Tie STATE. loo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-27
STATE OF MAINE.

HEAD QUARTERS.
ApJrrANr GENrH,I's OrFIcr.
AJer~rA. October 81. 1858
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-22

skss I'll ssSiss sealssss u. eau...s<i,, :.
sfissasiasstisE ;sa=e. :: ~ ae.:isE Fs:tt:
:>s- snd'yyisl!A: a:aes:!s:5i;E .; :ss ,Ei;sE 81
tasi capad-.-;.otz sr :2.s!ligsrs dopctioa. tt
no psinoipisc ofEbnr;y End Independence -
which they ws's aSb,iug, I tsvc no it,a
that tho pist f,rcs single instances. We
know, jaJ=rd, that history cannot at1ld
spac4 for record, but 80 /. limited & epr, If
So CT inGi7idurl daring, yrs WHEN ,:es
rhit lcsitrc,s she L.S pros rv9d AID tina:
they aIs prcsentsd 70 Etsad!ag on. ii yellcf,
ls Something niE.t7. marvellous, high ub "
th" seh2:nt 1--we. # thu bravery w.4ic. toy
-; ATTY Eel pc, and vh5G~ rs $50 a! C.i.
bs::i: i.id1 s1=J' .a'T HlaTi,iin3 al over
VITA pr: u,f sd: oass w IL sp.o nCid
',..H,aE- r. III sT;T tar H'2t5sy % .ac3ss led,
M ~ no. july :, "a H.: .he &Cif aS1Tl-
i.2'ng Gev'fi n witch IL iuciyi1u-l aud iT.;'"
r.n !:'1 If e.. "urrccr i: Is, L..- 1esu axh'b
tod H. cur sIi:''-s q ri cE.cC; e,slqf2;-
r.t CT. I'm d ~ To world
vieh lea, "G!, VII ,;au IL. Syeafs-
o., .--E ~ shou l preserve t.om ooiiv:un Ia.
=. nary t ihe.e ..,a au1 ,hc,r Iiu-t!iouo
'!csl'. tae a-.oTs AMI sas ni.lo5gsa afs
f-st pss,io & aney. Justice 10 .hsm-d-.n Iada
rSSiA - - wa S"IScl Eio L IorT7fo
IL W!5i &c hriltd wlth approval ~ ever. raan,
WOMAN, aud eyory child, lnccCd, oIc cnoust
10 eryitcis.e tho virto - 1t vii oI..nvIacrae,
thfopgh al ~: land, ana Gy those who
10 ~ c,,uY star Cs. The preparation Of
.itIrs SB5oa II Il COZ .ol he III 20 = l4dda Ct
a.ose VIZ ato ;aast ccmYat;a:, aad wI;i t=ve
every j.0L!ys 10 i9 Tho work istnnIT End
@el. l. vii !s Gu inv=lua6s reauur:s I,
tie Historian y no hnal he.esfts2 draw f!cm
1t ia, .usn:',l0 ui,.psisls Of tha s.,FJ Ct
Lhrac trr1i:'ai Gmla. aDo cf :he,r hIsu sad
ai,v.:Ivue csSdI IL "ur sons. I. seenys 20
me, sir, .h"t - thi1 mou.oot, whuu we a.e
aonat tlJaiug yur hbors--mh.n tho lA.r
sauos ri 'se political osingof this L,y.piA-
luxe $40 fast :uanins Out j, p.r!iSu..rly.
mcC. tina. VIC thauld show, by som9. ~ hi,es
act OF .rstolul recognition, ;ha: oar eyes,
-hnusats, and i.nlpGs arc s'ilt tutagd t, I'D,
bfaaE dsfcrdat.: .n-,he fsid- .-.--..-
G1. b. IL Of 3 diotd, Ir. 2auEd.:a ci
Caup6e.i hr. Forbes cf Fauquier, NJ.
Jolcl ,fGlcuccs.o~. Ae. BafJ.0, If P.,tsy.-
vs;.Is. sxpr.& vi a g. Their apptrsal al .ise
4 ,soiuilo.p, -hio4 ws's then ~ 30 Ii u.e
,Lad :. ,nr~a-ds by he Sansto un;.n. IL cusIy
= .oJ.L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-22
-E2OFElT AEW.!.

DAG h.~s oy.n :.-s:osi -. .-v Oh AZ
10 lpaiaGis.
4 trrutstiou If tha TcsGcG C.!crists hr5
w,l.oG Vi. 81. Adatas Led Prosecuted an Al
dress receouy .tUP..G at Il yG1lc uaeesinS
:: raar body, syp:a,niziGs vItn tIe S':'s'
ard apP,.u6;2s PcssiGeu: Lincoln 90 III
s..aacIca,ier Go;i.Y. Mr.. Adams mao Z
pesch IN resiy saylag. 1" 1 t:ust, Ia: il nr::s
u al. i.as has occ1c-td, rhs-c -; Il each
c.u-siY.a sufficient tenss G. responsibility.
:. -.i.L. W. i.duco ;heEi - m:is!ain fr.' oa.y
.ul.uc.a with c.cn OTHER. sc. coDtita.-s
CAST II Tho lwo peoples, If :aa rTo govern
1.sn cd speak rosa:.:or N to saa'
sa2-e, ia tho slI;.c *, uarsSe~7of in.Dnet
- you savp s5oko. 30 H. = - aVeA.ne, ali
fsnE Il G c,illsioa TGu.u 10 d. Ell $50
,ticIG, bvz..) L Jan a5-ure 20" That, nos
ItLsi. ndins tie .yorchgs az 63ne % NY
coun,.ymeri-n :gi.bs.andiGss tno writings
III Some American journa!s-- .Lc-s is 10 Hs-
lion under the sul tor which 4 no7ics. cit -
s;,rs g,t-.or regard tnau FOX Gcr'sAa, ar;
II rho r.s sentiments Gf - people VI sc"
couitrv CAD DO U.sa'l ? estsbiHHad 70 CSC
io.h@r, [ sIsil nave 10 ferr c! :aoir v1ta!nG
10 iiision. lU-etcc)
80
4 .s-cs' s1ea:r ss most sassorah!e end tin.s-
y. "a sSo3 many wosd'," tie ''fints"
Jays, "uey pass without leading 70 blows
snd, us W. ~, e1Eht.ct that nei:har EaE-
lah,aep nor Anericsns have re Lat wlah
10 60 to war with each other, We lock !:'-
ward without mist'ost {, ' mutual fof
,be.ranca on. rho part tte!: governnsn's
wish Ms. Adams so wieel; .aS~kes. We
must sutu:t to Grimm interruptions IN d.
.secco TO tse rights of a be.l!ge-e-s II:
Arrs:ca2a duo. Tolerate scno sacrtconlrgs
on uur par. III consideration OF the & Haul.
ties Of gut al. We en- se.rre them, II
,hsy rssd tic assuTaE %, "a. net aSs'n
yia.a,iou vi our neutrality YOU'D sver ccsHT
~itnc.t ne yss'e. 9; Tho gcYsrnnen; a.o
sas deprccation Of this pablc; tus ASGa o.
fences canno. essily bs pIe7s-s--.
l. ,c,;h,r sd;,1,i.:, ITO "Tfimes"' saowa
tho rosscns why Lnsla-d l:ast pus. tho moS;
favorable construction CT tie F:occea.aaj OF
ths Fedoral cls-ss:e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-22

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