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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-01
OUR FRIEND.----OUR CoMFoRrEr
DR.. s. O. RICHARDSON.
SHERRY WINE BITTERS
THE CELEBRATED REMEDY
sss.st..y- -- FOR -,..---
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION.
) auuuIce, Teyer and Ague, General De-
bility, and all Diseases arising from
DisOrdered stomach, LIVER, or
Bowels.

J3uudice. Fever and Ague, General De-
bility, and all Diseases arising. from
DisOrdered Stomach, LIVER, or
Bowels.
ITNHE1 are used aud recommended by LEADING
L Physicians of the country. and all who try
them pronounce them Invaluable.
DIR. JAMES l.. LEFPERE, writes from Ma
praised by those suffering from indigestion dyS.
pepsla and liver complaintn
DR.. -WM., NJ. KERR, of ROgersville, Ind,
writes rs that they are the most valuable medi-
cine offered. lie has recommended them with
great success, and with them made several
cures of palpitation of the heart and general de-
bflity s---.e.rft rrr-
D. K. GAELEIIERS, MD. writes from Van
Vert Ohio, u most respectfully recommend the
Sherry Wine Bitters to the notice of Dvsnantic
persons; and to all who require a BtimuIating
medicine. " "''-Ai 'i'''i 1ie
SUCH NEWS WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EACH RoTT1E.
They are sold by Medicine Dealers generally.
Priee 70 cts. per bottle. J.N.HARRIS d co.
aincinnati, Ohio, Propretors for the Southern
ana w eStern States, to whom address all orders.
Forsale by 3 .-.4--
seaton & Broderiek; Maysville.
-7'= -'--- @. g. Watson: Foster,
Grain 81 Co.,: Hilsboro
---- "A: Boyd: Sharpsburg,
John T. Shepherd; Grayson,
e Ell & Co.: Catletsburg,
III. Haskell d Son: Ashland
june 10 Hunter & Maddox; Ripley. Ohio
-- CHEESE.
DICKERT'S- Blue Grass Cheese always on
hand ana for sale by II c. LLOYD.
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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-01
Negroes w amtcd.

WANTED TO EXCHANGE. TWO
Wv HUNDRED ACRES OF WESTERN
LAND, in Livingston County, Missouri for
good likely negroes. The owner has refused
$4,000 for the land. r5y Apply at che
Jniy 81, 1902. BULLETIN OFFICE
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-10

ONE OF THE INHuHANirrrs OF THE
NAR. General Payne of Illinois. COM
maPds brj2ad" IN the army Of the Cum
herland, composed Of Ohio and Illinois
troops. a soldier of the 18th Ohio sends
to the Dayton Journal the following in
reference TO this officer
One day a wealthy old ladv whose
plantation was in the vicinity Of camn
came and inquired for Gen. PAYNE. When
the commander made bis appearance fbe
old lady, IN warm language. at once 90.
quainted him with the fact that his men
had stolen her last coop full of chickens
aud demanded the restitution of their val,
ne in currency.
4 am sorry for YOU madam repied
the General, but can't help it. The
tact IS, madam, we are determined to
s.queleh out the rebellion if it takes every
ID chicken in Tennessee ~
This exhibition of utter recklessness Of
means for the accomplishment of a pnr-
pose which the old lady deemed most
foul" temporarily deprived her of the
poWt + OF speech and she passed from the
presence oil the General without asserting
her right-the last word.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-10

'iu Governor Salsonstalt Of Connect-
cut, VINO iootIshed about half century
ago was man Of some humor as wei! rs
perseverance, in etfecting the ends de-
SIRED. Among other anecdotes told of
! him by the New London people, the place
Wherr he resided, is the foIowing
or the various spcts that hs,.a do,r
jsIel tor day. and then ceased to ex:sf
| was oue known as tn Rogeritos so called
| from their founder. a Tom or .Tobn or
some other Rogers. The disfinopisbna
tenet d the sect was the denial Of the
| moprietv Of The form Of The MARRIAGE tjo
| They believed il was nor rood for = man
to ba alone ard also rbg+ ooa n,;t' a ,,l4n
shoul1 ejcavr 10 her husband. hut fbe9
merely, and the couple Should come r,''t 10.
r,.-D., ql,l l,-....s ,,,,,, ..,.'i ,,.; W
ing with all forms of the marriage r lr,a
nsuJ The old Governor nsej ofra NV 70
visit l;ogrrs and talk the subject over
with HIM. and seel, 70 r,nyiona bj,a of ' ,td
imrraprlutv uf Ilv,,,. ,.;tb go, ,l'tl' " 'lio
DID. Hat neither John nor sarah wonId
,,!,a HI ,5 arynroenI II IT, ,,,a N,''' q" "oulu
of conscience with them; thew were vsry
happy as thew ware of ,nb tat' "oie Igiy
mere form be-suppose thew did thereby
invite scaudai--were thew NOT bonnd y
take M the cross and i've a"on "oGnu ~
the ruIe, thev nrofssssd ? ~ ~ '' LIZ -
nor's oglc was powerless to convince
them.
$ Now, John" said lhe Governor A.
ter debate of the noint :. whv will von
not marry Sarah ? Have YOU rot taken
her to be Your lawful wife o.
- Yes, certainly" replied .Iobn . {. h,t
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-10
From Charleston.

-, Fortress Monroe, Sept 3
The special correspondence of the Raj.
hmore American saws
The steamship Spaulding has arrived
from Morris Island, from whence s b
sailed at noon on Monday. She brin@s
as passengers Commander Downs and
Lieutenant Harmony Of the Nabant sant
North by the medical Surveyor.
Commander DAVIS has been ordered to
the Nahant y ''ie'i 70
Inc stormy weather of the last two
oays mas checked naval operations.
Everything is in readiness 10 90 on with
me ATTACH and all that We are waitinr ior
is favorable weather ''"1 ''i
On Wednes lay night Admiral nh
sren went up to Fort Sumter with ~
monitors, the Ironsides and the Mahaslae
and ottama, but the storm Increasing ha
Was compelled to return at 3 O'Clock n,
Moultre discovered the movement and
fired on the Pattapsco.l
On Monday, when the Spauldino sailed
the Weehawken was up Smelling Battery
Gregg. ''''s
The rebels raised another gun the ruins
oil Fort Sumter on Saturday.
On Sunday our Morris Island ba,,sr;os
renewed the bombardment of Fort Spm-
Ter. dlsmountlng the fresh guns which the
rebels had erected, and damaging the from,
of the parapet.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-10
Important Arrest.
New York, Sept. 3.
Baltimore nannr eare.

New York, Sept. 3.
4 Baltimore paper says:
Mr. Alfred Spater, President Of the
'hesapeake Il Ohio Canal Company. was
arrested yesterday alornag by govern
ment detective, and taken before Col
Fish. The charges against MIR. Spatpr
are numerous, and OF "a very serious char
ac'er. Most OF them having reference to
MS MS alleged interview with Gen Lee and
zen h"eIl, during the late campajgn in
Maryland and Pennsylvania. Col Fish
sent mr. Spater to Fort AoHenry, thcrs
10 await Il trial by the military commission
1''e9N the case Is otherwise disposed of bv
tn" horites at Washington.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-10

ohapter LAAAIV.-An Act to amend an Act en-
TITLED san Act TO authorize the Fmni ~ eil ~
Volunteers to aid in enforcing the Laws and
protecting Public Property" approved Julv
twenty two, eighteen hundred and sixty-one.
BE 1t enacted BY The Senate and House of Rem
FeSeA'atareS q ne tinted STATES Of America in Con-
9rtSS assembled, That every non-com1i STONED off,
hereafter be discharged from the ~ tbo In
TED States, within two years from the date of their
enlistment, by reason of wounds received in bat+la
shaI DC entitled TO receive the same bounty as i
sassea ~ may DC granted to the same classes of
persons who are discharged after a service of two
years and all acts and parts OF acts inconsistent
with this, are hereby repealed.
Approved, March g. 1868
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-10
VIRGINIA GOVERNORS

VIRGINIA GOVERNORS. The pavlv
organized State Of Western Virginia hav-
ing been established with Wheeling as its
capital. rs Governor resides in hat citv
6ov. Pierpoint, elected Governor by the
'lnon men in the few remaining counties
OF the sod Dominion where the stars
and stripes float, has selected Alexandria
as the capital, and has his STATE Govern
ment IN operation there. And at Richmond
the lrascible John Letcher endeavors to
occupy the gnbernatorial chair. althouob
snubbed by JEFF, Davis, clouded by bad
wh'skey, and doubtless fearful of "tbe
wrath to Gomez ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-10

Dhapter LAAAN.-An Act concerning Letters of
Marque Przes, and PRIZE Goods.
MO q enaetea IN Tie Senate and House Of Repreesn-
tat'VeS q ne tinted States of Aae,sco in Congress
- se1,oteo, Ihat IA all domestic and foreign wars
the President of the United states il authoy;1a -
issue To private armed vessels of the United states
commissions, or Lei ters of marque and general re-
pLlsaI N such form as he shall think proper and
uiaer ,he seal OF the United States and make ali
needtul rules and regulations for The o,a,,,o.t
anu conduct thereof, and for the adiucaton and
disposal OF the prizes and salyages made by smch
vessels ProVided, That the authority conferred
Y aeis act shall cease and terminate at the end OF
Approved, March g. 1853
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-10
Interesting .ro,n New or,cnns.

New York, Sept 8.
deceived intelligence from New Orleans
IS TO III" effect that a formidable expeJj-
ton was about to leave that city for some
important po'nt, probably Texas or Mo-
bile.
A mail came through to tins city from
New Orleans by way of Cairo this morn
broke out. ''"''''o'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-10

napier LAAAllI.-An Act for the Relief of eer-
tam Persons who have performed the Dtias Of
assistant Surgeons IN Regiments of Cavalry.
Re a. enacted By he Senate and House of Renyeee,
lot''e$ 81 ne MATED Stotes ofAmerica Ia CONGRESS
asSeAtotea, mat physicians and surgeons who have
since the second day of July last been dnlv
surgeons III volunteer regiments of cavalry ana
Us such nave been duly mustered into the militia
81 service OF the United states and actually per-
l Gea the duties appertaining to that office,
sIah d pald therefor in like manner and unon
4he proof as other assistant surgeons Of cavairy
FFor'ded, That not more than two assistant s,Ir-
eeons to each regiment shall be allowed and naid
ioI services performed at one and the same time.
Approved, March 5, 1865
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-10
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
tshs with the Indiau.

Fson, an LeaSenworth, Sept Sd.
from Albuquerque, New Mexico. pa-
pe'S, o. August we learn that on the 2Stb
% 'n'y, Vol Kit arson, with a barr At
the first New Mexican regiment had :
n.y. lSn' wan the Indians beyond Fort Candy
II Inc Indians were defeated with the lass Of
prisoners. - QUIZ many
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-10

Over two thousand deserters fro,o
Lees army have come to our lines since
the Gettysburg campaign"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-10
Local and state I,en,s.


W ,rorc,ses vcre ononed ~, .
ne ~ abo woloob,od ~ Go y" ~
ms Lsg1 W. W, $50, ,',3 Nv I'eneral
',,',"S nl," - /, was mo- ,oo"o tS S''u peru
i' ,ba, " ,vh.n , man ubo bas ' a ,,snI l
''u' .''S' eo,,,;"o e. NJ, '''o ",,',e S'''o
1.'V 9ET, '' o ,,,o "'s .o"itiy' as
'' nV 'b o,n, ,, '',,'S %. may "" we.
5 -''1' '''' ~ ,''' y 20 eN'ehu nm
"''. ".' ',.' "' 49,. % |J,,3 as SOoh
' G.gGnr,f ia 4 ' '., '"'n re-
.n,5 rsn'l., .,I' -, ,'' ~; "olch
. ..,, ,' ,,'' w MS country
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., h w." :" l'i' war Oh
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'-'' NV j" ".'', me Question
5,.'"'' w '' .H'''i ''ale5 was
''''I'g ',"' "N"'l'hl w",
'''''''' IVA .'.'A "Ial the gov
NJ treat Britain has nu' the man |
.+' now IN sWte II The sympa- !
Il people Wlth The 4 anadaa pat !
"t"rm'nea te preserve its neutral |
~"o; ten. Wool 10 lIe hordpr Tor !
til Aah lovtl occasion hrrr |
.I ..,...i B. 40, oil, . ....,,.,.... 49,. d /
',-.' ,,' "" .'. '''','.' ~ "r" =,
- ''''''''' .'.'" ..T "e'''a"'E /
''. "a, III comparison parse WIN tt' con
ID" "''eo N'a'rS Government In
"'' AM efficiency W''h wurh /
81" ''Han/'1 DIS small army ~
"' 'Ll'i''2 "' l1+ %eNraa
'..' '''I'''' -.s @'NN Sol m .~s
o." country WV" It t'-- o' only two |
f. '''Nl commences ''f' w.. r. WAS
! s"'.' .ei ~" I.. .." s."''" "r ijn"-
''' anu w. ''''' .''..'4 "l J '"H'r-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-10
~ Fort Sumter is now a mass of ruins

IN sumter Is now mass of ruins.
Inc monitor Lehigh arrived on Sunday
afternoon IN fine condition. She passed
through terrible storm, but behaved
day, .. ''0' VI Gun"
he ne operations of Gen Gilmore are pro-
crossing with great vigor. His approach
eS are now so close to Fort Wagner hat
t lue SoHloatsnls are throwing shell and
hand grenades al onc apolher,
On "Wednesday we drove the enemy
nom his rifle pits, on the left advanced
llne, one hundred yards, and captured rs
prisoners including two officers The
monitors n, are weathering the storm we'll
ihey are inside the bar, holding on to
their anchors. W
hdent of success. ' ''
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-10

ohapter LAAXII.--An Act to authorize the Bre-
yettlng OF Volunteer and other Officers in the
United States Service.
be e enacted ~ ne Senate ami House Of Repre-
S9ataltreSo f The UntJs3 States Of Ame,foa Ia CON
gfsSs assembled, That the President of the United
states be, and he hereby is, authorized, by and
WIN the advice and consent OF the Senate, to
confer breyet rank upon such commissioned OH
t ~ tne volunteer and other forces in the Uni
pc, distinguished by gallant actions or meritorious
conduct which rank shall not entitle them TO any
increase Of pay or emoluments. '''
Approved March 8, 1868.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-10
BOOK BINDING.

II .. FUTILE, BOOkBINDE,R and
4 IsBLANK BOOK Observation-Disclosures 1I n.a snu
Rutland, vt '''is'oii otreet'
BLANK BOOKS OF ALL KINDS
oaen as Ledgers, Journals, Town and Probate Rec.
e &c uenenl Indexes, Hotel Registers, Dockets.
aus &C. with Or without printed heads, manufac
t'usR 70 onder nom superior paper and stock. =
AZ Particular attention paid to binding ola
Dooss aasAanes'. Newspapers and Music
All orders by mail or express will receive promn
'an2l:dAwtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-10

r-.n DTIugeport, Tenn, Sept. 4.
=, zen burnside telegraphs that he took
kingston MN on the ID inst, He says he met
with but little serious opposition.
All Eastern Tennessee except the Chat
tanooga region has been evacuated and i
ireG' Everything is working speedy
ooIh ~ this and Burnside's army.
The great obstacles of the region, the
Lookout Mountain, viii be surmounted IN
a day or two.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-10
school, S.

II L ACK RIVER ACADEMY
e." LUDLOW, VT.
ID. O. HYDE, Principal
Mrs. ANN Il. WALKER. Teacbar ~ syrs;o
Drawing and Painting. - 1'AS'
FALL Term CoHAENoss WEDNESDAY. spprrnprn
2, 1868.
REV. IRA PEARSON, Pres,
7. Q. ROBBINS. sec,y.
LuloW, July IS, 1868. iulv2l.dswt
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-10

six months after the rendition of a Judgment in
any sueh cause, by writ Of error or other pro-
cess 10 remove the to the circuit court of the
United states Of that district in which such iudg-
meht snail have been rendered; and the said cir
cut court shall thereupon proceed to try and de-
termne the facts and the law in such action. in
the same manner as if the same had been there
ofighally commenced, the judgment in such case
ho,withstanding. And any bail which may have
oeen taken, or property attached shall be holden
on the mai Judgment of the said circuit court i'm
sueh aeuon, IN the same manner as if no such
ienovM ana transfer had been made, as aforesaid
Aha tne state court, from which any such action,
oiVii OF criminal, may be removed and transferred
as aforesaid, upon the parties giving good and
suiholent security for the prosecution thereof shall
s1oW the same TO be removed and trans
iotiea, ana proceed no further in the case Pro-
stded hoioeeer, That If the party aforesaid shall
fall duly TO enter the removal and transfer. nd
aforesaid, IN the circuit court of the United
States, agreeably to this act the state court NV
which judgment shall have been rendered and
nom which the transfer and removal shall have
been made, as aforesaid shall be authorized. on
motion Tor that purpose, to issue execution, and
to carry into effect any such Judgment. Inc.
same as If no such removal and tranfer had bean
made, And proUided also, That no such appeal
or writ of error shall be allowed in any criminal
acuon or prosecution where final Judgment shall
have been rendered in favor of the defendant ~
respondent by the state court And n in any
sun hereafter commenced the plaintiff is nom
suiteu OF judgment passed against him, the de-
iehdant shall recover double costs
sec, d. Ind be 10 further enacted That any
sun or prosecution described in this act in which
hhal Judgment may be rendered in the circuit
cunt, may be carried by writ Of error 10 the SUI
Judgment. - 9'A'
Sec 4 -And be u further enacted, That no
sult or prosecution, civil or criminal shall be
tiillatllhed Tor any arrest or Imprisonment made
- o'ner ttespasSes or wrongs done or committed
OF act omitted to be done, at any time dufing the
present rebellion, by virtue or under color Of any
autn1rlty aeflved irom or exercised by or under
the President of the United States, or bv or NJ.
DER any act Of Congress, unless the same shan
nave peen commenced within two years next after
Ssuch arrest Imprisonment, trespass, or wrong may
nave been done or committed or act NAV have
Deen omitted to be done Provided, That in no
case shall tne limitation herein provided commence
70 run untll the passage Of this act, 80 that no
Eaf'y shai' y 1::!ne Of this act, be debarred Of
from and after the passage of this at, ~
Approved, March 3, 1868.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-10
BRANDON SEMINARY

BRANDON SEMINARY.
~, Q. B. SMITH, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL
Inc ran Term will begin Monday, Sept 7th.
Ihls Institution is in a hour,shiu condition
Pleasantly located, under the charge Of thorough
piacuea instructors of experience, and offers IN
creased inducements Tor the future.
FOR particulars apply to the principal
1. G. SCOTT, Secretary.
iaiuou, jury 1905. augi0:d&w3w*
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-10

r 81 Louis, Sept
~ Charles Noyes, formerly a special mail
umled- states detective agent, was
brought here last night from 1oledounder
arrest for the robbery of the United
States Express few nights ago.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-10
90 q

hat ga lis o the ...itita AID Huntingdon
,s.,ts = 'HviEe pIo-os # the Isl III niI9rv
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-10

| AoELL FEMALE SEMINARY
- - The Fail Session Commences Thursday, Sem
teHpeI lotn. This Institution has been IN sue
C ssful operation twelve years, under the same
frlncipal is situated in the beautiful village
q Aupurndale, on Worcester Railroad ten miles
rom rom BOSTON, The privileges for Music and
rreheh are unsurpassed by any school in the
country For catalogues ana particulars apply to
., g. W BRIGGS, Principal
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-10

1ENSION AGENCY, &e.-Pensions
clair, nouanes and Back Pay obtained. and All
e'a'ns against the United States prosecuted by
WALTER @. DUNTON,
ONoa Attorney ct Law,
VI o"ee over Lewis 4 F0x's Drug Store, Rutland.
sep5:d&vt1
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-10

VI RY. oi'ni y "a
ran Session begins September g. Twelve Per-
naaneht leacners are employed in the several
paftments. No increase Of expenses in cons
quence of the war - eohs
Apply early to HIRAM ORcITJ~r
Voc. p.., Principal
augi:d&wtsepts
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-10

LIBERATION NOTICE.-Notice i
hereby given that l have this dav given
my son, Abner J. Perry, his time during the re-.
b;s o. ms minority, and shall claim none of
ter this date. DoWMEp N,p,aau n az
- august 20, 1908. 35:w3w*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

mortality particularly among officers and men OF intel
lgence is deep seated melancholy arising from tbd
asordefed state OF their affairs superadded to the ms
larous tendency just mentioned. have heard the fo
lowing instances spoken Of greatly affecting th3
minds Of thinking men. When Morgan entered Indi1
ana more than sixty regiments were offered 10 Cow
Morton in single day. When this became known Al
the South and while they considering that PEND
bcrtOn could not raise this number from their who'll
Icountry TO Vicksburg they saw no hone and
" melancholy marked them for her own" The smpl1
result in this is the system which In IN
chief support of cultivated men, gave way the diseas
of the country set In, and the grave opened.
Another reason is that many women and children
having lived in great wretchedness not only during th(
war; but before have died for want Of food They ma3
not actually have starved TO DEATH but exposure and
poor and insufficient food have brought the Winter
fever.
Almost any day here in Cairo one may see childreH
their mothers arms, and they almost wholly skin
ana Done frequently have ] seen children ten OF
Twelve years OF age who would not weigh as mang
pounds SOMETIMES they would be one mass Of scab5
ara sores during the Spring and Summer crowds
OF wei children with punches Of mustard or turDp tops
partly IN blossom costing five cents which they would
ea' green as greeciy as cows eat grass. And thef
mothers TOO Tonid eat them with equal relish TO tho
families OF such persons the Government donates on
their arrival here, from $40 TO $50 ard transportation.
In these days among other food they buy Irish potatoes
and now may these children seize the potatoes
and eat them heartily happier children es3
apples have tie best for saying that SINH.
lar story might have been told before the CONF
menced. did tell It,
Everywhere is The human body governed by the Soma
laws. The newborn infant Of savage parents viii
freeze quickly the infant Of rich parents. Th9
traitor yd in his account Of the surrender Of Fort
Dcnelson said truly: There is limit to human en-
dulance."
When people in anyrcspcct inferior wages IN ire.
preside conflict with another contiguous people, II can
n way save itself from annihation, except by ab.
sorption. NC.M.