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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-13
t4WAtNuT Hills"
known and designated as
Lot No. Ii,

lying and being in Allegany County containing
in he whole one hun dred and thirty four and one
fourth acres, from this one half part, there has
been sold six acres which leaves sixty one and
one eighth acres, more or less now offered
And all the timber fit for saving on this parcel
Of land, is reserved by Meshack and William
Frost in THE deed dated 9Th day of Dec. 1S46,
from Meshnck Frost and Catbarine Frost and
William Frost and Rachael Frost to John Gar.
litz, recorded in Liber II, B. No. folio one
of the lard records of Allegany county.
/ And hereby give notice TIM. On Friday the
2ist day of August 1853 at d'SIock A. " IN
Cumberland, will offer said PROPERTY 50 seized
and taken in executi> IN to the highest bidder
for cash to satisfy said claims and costs.
HY. r. ATKINSON,
July 30, 1S63-ts. Late Sheriff.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-13
THE GREAT CAUSE OF
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Sent under seal, to any address, in plain,
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two postage stamps, by addressing
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New York. Post Office box 1886.
Nav 81, 1868.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03

Sanitary Stores.--For several weeks past
the Soldiers Aid Societies along the fine Of
the D. & s. q. r. r. have been collecting
up vegetables and hospital stores for Iowa
soldiers. By the steamer James Kesns there
were shipped from Dubuque last Monday
morning as the success Of the labors Of the
patriotic ladies Of the societies referred to
above, /" fifty seven largo boxes and barrels
full Of good things. Jellies, preserves, pick
lea, wines, fruits, vegetables of all kinds, and
clothing suitable for hospital occupants, bed
clothes, stockings everything that could be
spared was given by the noblehcarted pa;
triotc women without stint, and with pray
e.s that the brave fellows for whom they
were intended might be benefited by them"
OF the above cargo the society at this place
furnished ten barrels Of vegetables, half
barrel Of picked cabbage. a half barrel Ct
krout, several cans Of catsup, tomatoes,
fruits, &c. And we understand that the la
dies are now collecting another supply.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03

srr Merchant 1ailorsng.-A. GaExswALD, Of
Dubuque, would call tho attention Of tho
people Of the Cedar Valley to bis large stock,
and well selected styles of clothes, cassisneres,
Vestings, DC. He also has large stock Of
Ready-made Clothing, Furnishing Goods,
ETC., and would respectfully. invite trade from
all parts. Merchants visiting Dubuque are
invited togexamine bis stock before purchss-
ing. All orders from the country promptly
executed. ET& EE
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03

Copperhsads sAost for JEFF Doois. Last
evening, just after dark, some fellows in .
lumber wagon drawn by two horses, and two
mules, drove down Main street at brisk
pace, and commenced to "hurrah for JEFF
Davis" The words had no sooner left their
mouths than some men sprang for them, but
the ccpperheads escaped by putting the Lash
onto their beasts, and going off at pace
that threatened to denoiish everything. BY
the time they reached the corner Of Main
and First streets, where they turned to make
their exit from town, there must have bean
from fifty to ssventy-five mon who were sf-
ter them, and had they been caught we an
Of the opinion that they would have been
taught lesson that would prevent them
from eyer shouting for JEFF. Davis in our
streets again The men are marked, and
they will probably have occasion to visit the
place again, and when they do they bad
better keep their eyes peeled. We have
heard Of no little occurrence in some time
that has stirred up SO much feeling Is this
episode Of last evening. Strong men with
contracted brows, compressed lips and elsnch-
ed hands, uttered curses deep and loud on
those who dared thus wantonly insult Free
dom's cause, and could the copperheads have
witnessed the wrath they had awakened
they would quake in their boots at sight Of
an honest man, for years to come. This
shows how deep and abiding is our love Of
the Onion, love that viii brook no insult,
viii resent every slug. Minions Of JEFF. Da.
Wis must keep their mouths shut. or they
will find this very unhealthy place.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03

No Times Last Mfght-Subscrbers to tho
Dubuque Times received no papers last night
for the reason that the printers of that office
are on strike for higher wages, sud in con-
sequence Of their quitting work no paper
could be issued.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03

Song Messenger Of the Aorthwess This is
the title of monthly musical publication
just commenced in the, city of Chicago, by
tho we!l-known music publishers, Roor &
.CADY. The April number, in addition to
five pieces Of music, contains great variety
Of matter full Of interest aud instruction to
those nusically inclined. Terms, 90 cents
year, or to.clubs Of ten or more, 80 cents
each. f raa sa rar-s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03

Continentsl.-The April number is an
excellent one. 1t contains twenty superior
articles, besides the Editors Table " and
the Literary Notices" Any person SUBJ
scribing for this magazine gets the worth Of
his money, and more too. Published by
john r. Tnow, New York, at $500 per an.
nun, ... ,s-..aa, ... -.... .+. -...s.. +
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03

Hatch & Alen.--Thssc gentlemen have
handed in new advertisement, but the late
hour at which it YVES received preeludcs il
from appearing this week. However, you
need not wsit for its appearance before you
60 and make your selections from their
mammoth stock Of choice goods.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03

Emiqrants.-Last Friday evening there ar.
rived at this place some ten or twelve fami-
lies from Summerset County, Pa, who in
tend to make Blackhawk County their future
home. Their friends in this vicinity NE:
them at the depot with wagons, and convey
ed, them to their respective places ofresideuce
There were seven or eight wagon loads
Waterloo U0vrter. Apyil 1st.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03

Clothing Emporium. --Everybody should
call and examine ELLERMAx's new. and large
stock Of Clothing, Hats and Caps, as it will
heat anything ever brought here. lie is Of
fering his extensive assortment at very low
prices. Call and see him, opposite the Oar.
ter House. .....
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03

Ketehkis.--All goods bought at the store
Of r. A. HorcHKrss are delivered within the
corporation free Of charge. This is only one
among many inducements offered by this
wsll-knswn grocery house. Flour AID corn
meal kept for sale at all times See ad.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03

Nou is the Winter Of our Discontent.---
Local items are scaroer than specie this week
We suppose this lamentable state of affairs
is all owing to the weather which is really
suporb,-se very fine that everybody is at
home attending to spring duties. instead Of
lounging about town and kicking up rum
pus for the special purpose. Of furnishing US
with news items. ri. a..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03

School Assting.-On Friday, April 18th,
At one O'Clock, in the basement Of the Pres
bytcrian church, there VIII be meeting for
the examination Of persons who have applied
for teachers situations in this District. The
public invited to attend
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03

.Stxiirs Aid Society--In response to the
late pressing demand from the Sanitary
Conu,i ,siour, this Society has collected, and
Will fprw. I'd he present week, four barrels
Of vegetables; :'ae contributors to which are
Frs W,NsIow, Mrs, DooMrrLE, Messrs. HEN
pr,.,S, cuAsE, CA.~ WORD, PLunAEs, BELLA
NJ. Coon. uux, LevE,oY, LEvKssr, SIMPSON,
TaewpR,pan. E%LLARo, CcN'Anls, WAYNE
The Society is des..rous Of 81 nd,eg an equal
amount each week. D,.,ations o. v 'getaOles
may be left at HATCH & Al. EMS stare WIN
the name Of the donor. A boz nf hes "'"'
stores is nearly completed, contr.' ''ft'o'h &c
which msy be sent to Mrs. DooLlrrbs.
Society will meet on Tuesday a5tern> aap
noxt, at the residence Of Mrs. HARRIS \
general attendance solicited.
MA. MATHEWS, Sec'y.
Ap.E 2nd, 1883.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03

White WilloU.-Those interested are refor-
red to tho advertisement Of Mr.. d. 4. RAY
Of Bloomington, ILL.,, which appears ia this
paper, This gentleman also deals in fruit
and ornamental trees, shrubbery, vines, &c.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03

School E1ection.-The election held on the
LIST inst. to decide whether the town Of Cedar
Pals should constitute an independent school
district, or remain as heretofore, resulted in
a majority against division.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03
TIE CONFESSIONS AND ExpERIENuD On i
p NERVOUS INVALID lals ss8

Published for the beneAt and caution to young
and others, who suffer from nervous debility, Early Decay
and their Kindred supplying the means Of self
By who has cured himself after being victim
Of misplaced confidence IN medical huubug and quaskery
Dy enclosing post paid directed envelope single copies
may be had of the author, NATnaKisL MAysAia Esq
Bedford, Kings CouptY. New York. q srr
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03

That Big Or.-Our readers will undoubt.
eddy recollect Of seeing in the Courier last
gfall an account Of . iponstrous OK down in
Benton County. Tho" animile wss pur-
chased few weeks since By Messrs CASE 4
ELwsit, Of this place; present weight Of
this,o ID 200 pouads. is 30 hands high, Q
feet and two inches around the body, III
feet in length, and about Eve yearsold. It is
worth something to see this monster. The
propsistors intend to fatsen him zox the Chi.
4 cago market. Farmers will hare No difficult.
! ~ in selling their corn now, for it wiz require
more than one bushel Of corn to fa.ten such
an oz.-- Waterloo Courier ~,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03

Donation. There will be donation party
At the Presby terian Church on next Wednes-
day evening, April 9Th, for the benefit Of the
Rev. Mr.. WATERBURY. A cordial invitation
10 extended to ALL a.n .-aru. ..
BY order of Tie Clerk Of tho Board Of Trustees.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03


this place On the morning Of MONDAY, March oOth
LILLE DUNCAN, son Of 8. B. and b. n. HATon, aSed
year, two months, and ten days. -
.. Precious treasure. darling Winie
Gathered to the other shore,
. (. Where is,endsd earthly anguish,
49, 81 Where the sin-curse falls no more. s.
, Father, mother, in your mourning
Ger ahearth-side star gone down,
Think but oft glorious riding
Think Of harp, and palm, and crown.
Brood not DER the tombs dark spoiFing:
drudge not to poor dust its swn;
Think but Of the precious harvest
From the seed thus sadly strown.
Heavy task, and sad, this planting s..
Human blossoms out Of sight!
But the holy angels watch them s.,
Through the brief and dreamless night.
.fa And there comes a promised " morning."
Joyful morning, hastning fast,
When earth's troubled night Is over, ,...
g n When Dsath'siron reign Is past. i
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03

2 LoN.-YesterdAy afternoon, between my
shop and the depot grounds, large brass
key. The finder will confer favor by leav-
ing II with JoHN H. BRowN or .. +.
....--, :. .. ......rr r..r .-.r WI sTIOKNDY g.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03
a. L.-To-nisht and Tuesday night.

Il Welcome Asy;edl.-Over six hundred
dollars were received at the Express Office .
few days ago from members Of Go. B, Slst
lows, fer the friends they'd loft behind.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03

Knitting AacAins.-In noticing AlxEN's
Knitting Machine last week toe types made
AIS soy that Il will knit from tone to two
pairs day" when We meant 70 have said
from .'.ons to two dozen pairs day" Quite
= difference. An energetic woman can earn
$40 in forty days by the use of one Of these
tInschiHss. This fact can be demonstrated to
the satisfaction Of any one. ANY person
wishing to purchase ono Of these machines
viii please apply at this office. ,g-Eg
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03
~ AAA WILSON'S ALBANY SEED
IL 0IeOUO ing Strawberry plants Tor sale. b.
Cedar Fails March 90 93 . S. L0MBARD.
Express.

a Ill PERSONS WISHING THEIR EXPRESS MAT
~ ter delivered the street do by making Ar
engagements With TT. Crosby or y. g. Oarpenter.-
Otherwse All packages viii he carried TO the Office.
CROSBY CARPENTER.
Cedar Enlls, March 18th; 1868, IL -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03

DR.. ROBACK'S SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIEs.-Are
you Sick matter what organ Is Affected depend upon
the blood which is the food and sustenance OF every
organ, Is full Of corruption! My Scandinavian Blood
pills and Blood Purifier break up the Of disease in
the fluids Of Tire body They purge and purify the ele-
rnents of the blood, Hence their quick and complete
cures in dyspepsia scrofua eruptons IT'S tumors, ner
vousness kidney complaints, piles low fsverv, debily
rheumatism headache want Of sexual v:gor, etc., etc
These remedies are astonishing The whole medical world
d See advertisement in another column. r.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03
COM NJ + r CIAL.

I ..ss. GAZETTE oT1lOg,
ass{5 .-g- 8s,tas73 II 9 ASA RalDAr, April 8ld.
wHEAT.-Market besser-so0oco but little coming
In. 500. 81 $500. s s.,. -
OATs.--loc Tor 80Ds. market arm, mostly for army
purposes. q 1i .ei'ia 800
OORN.-Nominal FL. -.
HIDE4.--Sc. green, 10 70 lse. for dry dina ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03
NOTICE

rs HpaEBY GIVEN THAT TIKI DUBUQUE AND
l Sioux City Railroad Company have located their
Road through the following lands, and that the owners
~ said tr,cs ~ not apply before the 30h day Of May
1854 to the Slerr Of Hack Hawk County to have their
damages assessed said Company will proceed and have
the same assessed
s.4n,ll TOWN LOTS in CEDAR FALLS. -
Lots and 4, in block ], between Washington and
Lots 3, 3, /, 8 and G, block IS, between Clay and
Franklin %. g..s . .-s. ev .-a- ~. :, -.
Lots and g. block 49, between Franklin and fremont
Lots ! 2 . and I, block rs, between Tremsos and
Iowa.
Lots3 and B. Block 90 between Iowa and Walnut.
Lots l. and s. block 81, between Walnut and Olive.
Lots t. 2 A. 3. and g. block 2, corner OF Olive aud
Second Streete.
Also the following tracts In Township 50, n. IA west
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03

Restauront --DRvlNE has fitted up the
building lately occupied by the Banner Store
for first. class Restaurant, where he will be
happy to receive calls from his OLD friends
and tho public generally. His rooms are ar
ranged in neat and tasty manner, furnish
ed with msrble-top tables, and throughout
tho whols establishment the convcniences and
luxuries afforded will no doubt be highly ap-
preciated, and draw large and deserved pat
ronage to this new resort. All the Injuries
Of the season will be served up in their due
time, and DEylNE long since acquired an en-
viablc reputation for the satisfactory manner
in which he understands catering to the gas
Economical tastes Of our people. DEvINE de,
serves liberal support in this undertaking,
and we hope, aud believe, thar the ladies and
gentlemen of the place will soc that he meets
with generous pecuniary success.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOrrSE

Notice = hereby given that ihs uadsrsgned is been
Va, general executors Of the seale Of JeIn Gett
Onion Township, In said County, zR pcTgpne fpow.
themselves 70 ~ isdcbted 80 sad sSHte srs Ee4eby
Gliding claims against aid estate are hereby regretted 20
rows sp shsk cisis according to ths Laws OF Iowa IN
ns '''' sf's nsfsdeii egissooiaxfE.'p sossnsa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03

Dan De Quills.-On first page may be
found most readable article from our old
contributor DAN De QuILLE, who is now at
home in Iowa. We owe him and our read
srs an apology. 1t may be noticed that the
lStter winds up rather abruptly. In some
una ccountable manner the last page of his
manuscript was lost after being placed in the
hands of the composition, and though we
made dillxent search it still maintains its pri-
vacy, and persists in wasting its sweetness
on the desert air, or some other Granny hole'
where the deciz himself could not find it.
Beg pardon DAN, and when you come to the
Falls, as most surely you will, won't yeue
we'll smile over the matter "
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03

V. The Old TAir3.-A soldier in the 89nd
Regiment, writing to the Waterloo Co''risr,
pays the following merited compliment to
The Old Third" Every citizen Of iowa
has common pride in The Old Third. She
has won her honors upon many hard fought
field. The S9nd is part Of her, our Colonel,
our Lieut. Colonel and Major have all brought
us honors, won under her banner. Every
soldier from Iowa has q love for the bravery
of the Third, almost akin to veneration /;
God bless her for the good she has done the
Republic and give her still brighter future.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03

~'sFs sss,s's = issseaa 1905 s.svs z
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-03

Dubuque, March 20 1868. n2o VA.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-08

The southern papers announce the death OF
Gen. I. r. X. Cobb. Of Georgia. brother Of
Howell Cobb. formerly Secretary 1.-THE Treasury
Gen. Cobb VAS Silled Ia the late battle At Fred
erieksburg. Va He was a ruling elder in the
Preshy Church Ia Athens. Georgia. aud
will be remembered by some Of cur readers a. y
prominent member Of the Geueill Assembly
which met some years ago IN the city Of New
Orleans.
lie was we'll known throughout Georgia a. a
leading LAWYER aud prominent public min. and
was a. WIDELY known A. 4 CONSISTENT. warm
hearted Christian. In the uilc circuit which he
travelled Ia the practice Of his profession. his
omiue wNs hailei bf the m ni-tets and the peo
pie u Cod ~ = blessing Conspicuous n the
contests of the forum by iat be could lac found
at night wherever a PRAYER meeting was held. ex
hortiuF the brethren, aud pleading with sinners Is
bo saved
oneniimcs. IN the street Or the wasslde. mon
have felt his hand laii gently upon their arr
and heati his voice 40 earnestly he<eeching them
10 come 10 Jesus. that their heiris Welded to Is
euueatics. pnd they went with him 10 The house
Of God. aud Joined him 10 the love sud service
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-08


Purchasers Of another million Of the negro race
in the Border States. - an expense o. many hun
drei millions Of dollars more. In short, the war.
IN It. inception. profes.eily prosecuted Tor the
suppression Of tie rebellion upon PRINCIPLES CON
ssient With the Consultation and common houes-
e.. has become. 20 a disgusting extent. n war for
the abolition Of slavery, prosecuted in the spirit
Of apsssion,v rstkes thaa -tFse pstrio,ism. aud
characterized by vacilIAting imbeeility hitherto
unpreredented IN the history of civilized nations.
In this great emergency Of our country, we
beg leave again 20 appeal 70 the people Of all
shades Of conservative opinion, 70 come 10 the
rescue. and AID, in every possible and rightfui
manner, 10 snatch from impending ruin our eoun
try, her sacred institutions, and the liberties OF
the people. To this end. we respectfully but
earnestly urge YOU to assemble without delay.
and to re assemble frequently in county, town
aud neighborhood meetings, and, like men yet
free. consider the condition OF your country, and
what it, welfare demands from you and your serv
ant. the President Give such public expression
T. your convictions as shall entitle them 10 con
sideration. Organize yourselves into Democratic
Union Clubs or Associations, for the cultivation
and dissemination Of correct political opinion
and intelligence. Procure such documents as
shall be useful in producing a healthy conserva-
tive sentiment. and actively in favor of up
holding the Government Of your fathers against
the destructive tendency OF the Abolition and
tyrannical doctrires Of the % called Republican
party. Have qualified speakers to address your
meetings. and let every member speak himself
These Clubs should be the rostrums of the PEG
ple-the school houses which shall send forth
from the humblest walks of life. orators Of con
sfitutionaI freedom. HAZE YOUR MEETINGS oPES
TO ALL. Invite your opponents to attend YOU
meetings. and give them a hearing. Let your dis
cussions be free and open To all who will partici
pate in them. Truth needs no concealment. Tn,
Government is upon your shoulders. People o
Indiana. and If your Union and Constitution Z
rescued from the ruin which impends over il, h
People-the Impoverished ireemen of Amerie.-
must be the architects of Their own political sal
walton.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-08

Of Christ. IL other good works be was also
ABUNDANT Having lost a fayorte daughter by
a. eady delfh be ereeied. IS a monument 20 her
memory. "a handsome nuil' ing. ~ the toNn 81
Amen, ana gave 70 ~ a seminary for tie instrue-
ton ~ Young eifl-. Il Is known pow - the
Lucy CUbb lusut4ief-s memHrial Of he love
81 a %iaIiief. aud the beresoienre of q Christian
citizen II ! one OF he stdde~t thin-s connect
e. With this sad var, that a man 30 endowed. and
cap1bse Of srch extensive and permanent useful
ness. should perish in the midst OF the deadly
strife Of the battle field. aud fail nth his hand
uPlified against the rightful Government OF the
land.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-08

sR- Parson Brownlow and Henry Ward
Beecher have for some time been running a race
In profanity aud v~ulgarity. In ~vulgarity Brown
low generally gets n little the start. but Beecher
slips no on him slylv In profanity. Brownlow. at
Cleveland. got q full neck ahead Of his more
polished friend and brother in the Lord. lie
sid.
There are eight regiments OF runaway East
Teunesseeans in Rosecfan's army he hoped
when thew returned 10 Their native region, under
the command of that officer. they would he able
a. grease hell forty miles with the gut fat Of
rebels
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-08
The Great speech Of Hon. Henry
Clay. OF Kentucky.

Ok THE SLAVERY QUESTION. DELIVERED IN THE
SENATE or me UNITlD STATES. FEBRUARY Z,
le39-HE DECLARES THE LIBERTY OF THE Ne
GRO N THE USirKp STATES Incompatible
Win THAT or THE WHITEs-HE PREDICTS
Civil WAR As rHE REsuLr OF The Abolition
AGITATION.