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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-18

SupsceirrI, Ms TO rns NAnoSAL LOAN
Thu subscriptions Ut the F,ye-Tweuiy years si1
per cent. loan for the week ending On the 9th
instant, through the agency of Jay Cooke. in
Philadelphia, amounted To So. l5l, 1870 of THIS
amount 50 403 was sold in Delaware.
SABRE Ours. GUNsHoT WOUNDS, also sores,
Ulcers and Scurvy, heal safely and quickly under
the soothing influence of HoLLowAr's OINTMENT
1t heals to the bone, 20 that the wound never
opens again. Soldiers, supply yourselves. Only
20 cents per not
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-18
E JOURNAL

sincss can be transacted for collecting tho lu-
come by agents, trustees, or the like.
NoTR 2.-The first certificate must DO aigued
by the person claiming exemption, and the
second by two respectable persons theads OF
lamlies) resident in the same town, county or
district with the person for whom exemption is
claimed.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-18
DR.. swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild
GharrU
TUWBTt IIALLl
No. 5lS MARKET Street,
KENNETH a 90.


THE GREATEST KNOWN REMEDY for
Coughs, Sore Throat, Asthma, Weak Breast,
Bronchitis, Night Swea's, Pains, breast or
side) Nervous Debility, Hopping Cough, Restless
Nights, Blood Splitting, Hoarspnass, all Pnlmon-
AIRY Complaints. Volumes might he flied with
proof from all parts of the world, to prove Tint
no remedy has ever been discovered in the whole
history of medicine that acts 50 prompt, even in
the worst cases Of'pulmOnary disease. good
appetite complete digestion, strength, and n dis.
position for active exercise, IL sure TO follow its
use. If yon have been tGmneiing with the many
articles put out by persons totally ignorant Of
the science OF medicine in theory or practice
and your case been neglected, tho cough deep,
with purulent aud bloody approximations min
aud oppression, sore throat. dinrhml, hight
sweais fever, paTched skin, you will fad in Dr.
Swayne's Compound your only hope Of cure. If
the bowels Hrc cUstive, on headache accompanies
your disease, dose of Swaynea Sarsaparila
aud Tar Pills will remove il. Thirty yesrs ey-
perenee aud the Increasing popularity of "Ds.
SWdynes Medicines" are convincing proof Pre-
pared only by DR.. Swayue 4 Sou, 800 SIKH
street, above Vine, Philadelphia
Sold by all Druggists and dealers ia Medicines
see advertisement Mays 1y
letter, Scald-Head, Itch, Blotches,
All Eruptions Of the Skin, Chronic Etyainelas
of the Face, Old Ulcers, of long standing. tint
| put ut defiance every other mode Of Treatment
are permanently cured by "Dr. Swaynes An
healing Ointment Prepared only by Dr.. Swayne
Y Son, $3.50 Sixth IT, above Vine, philadelp6ia.
N. Il. Skeptica doubting the wonderful ezra
tive properties of "DR. swAYNE's ALI usALIho
OINTMENT" and "pANAcgA," are referred Ia
Coi. Clayton of Mildletown, Delaware, A rentle.
man whose Veracity no one can doubt.
Mays ly.
Gray Hair Restored Badness Prevent.
ed.
"LOnd0n Hair Color Restorer" and Dressins
The only Infested article that will absolutely re-
store the Hair to its original color and beauty.
causing II TO grow where it has fallen off ar he.
come thin. Wholesale or retail nj Dir. swavne's.
800 Sixth street, above Vine, Philadelphia.
Mars ly.
! QUICK SALES. SMALL PROFITs
Il. L. HALLoWELL & SON,
Boys Clothing,
AT wHOlEsALE AND RETAIL.
No. 534 Marf.t Street. PHILADELPHIA.
SEA complete assortmsGt of BOYS and MEN
GlDfHlNG constantly on hand arr ally
M n MALAssEs, very hns, Tor sale b.
I've We VIC. aLLPlN, 10th and Market At.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-18

Dated at

Dated at
NoTE 1.-The first certificate must be signed
by the parent making the election, aud the
second by two respectable citizens (heads OF
families) residenla of the town. county, or dis
trct in which the persons reside, and sworn TO
before II magistrate In ease the father is de-
ceased, the certificate is ~ be signed by The
mother, and the lact of the inlhurs death IL ia
be sthtcl by the persons certifying
Nora 2.-1his certifcntc is to he used only in
cases where the iabor of the person claiming
exemption is actually necessary Tor the support
OF the person dependent on him. The exemp
ton does not apply in eases where there is sudi
cient properly to yield support, and the necessary
business for collecting the income can be trans
acted by agents, trustees, or the like.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-18

Certificate If d PdreattAdt ne or she desires one Of
hes or her sons crcmptei.
l., the subscriber, the iather Tor mother) of
and residents OF county State of
hereby certify that 1 am aged and iuiirm,
ind TINT | am dependent for support OH the
labor of my two sons above named and that
elect thatmy son shall be EXEMPT
from the operations OF the act of Congress for
enrolling and calling out the national forcea,'
&c, approved March 8, 1863.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-18
Without Further Notice.



WILMINGTON, UNDER THE NEW MA
TlONAL TAX LAW.
The United States Deputy Collector of In
ternai Revenue, for this city informs the
Manufacturers, Butchers and others, that
the duties and taxes accruing upon
their returns TO the Assessor for the month
of July, will he due on the Goth day of August,
and that he will be at the office of tho As~
sistant Assessor on nnd after the 10Th until the
20Ih, for the purpose of receiving the same
Payments 10 all cases to liz made in b,nkable
funds.
All persons not aVaing themselves Of the Op-
porluuity Of the tine named, will subject them
selves to an addition Of ton percent on the
amount due.
Tam prepared to deliver licenses TO those per.
sons who have not taken them out heretofore.
JAMES l.. DEVOU, JR., Deputy Collector.
Office second story Custom House building.
Office hours 8 to l2 A. M, to4P.M
lAug- II. At
GoyERNMrNr LoAN-Thc Secretary of the
Treasury, Hon, s +. Chase, has authorized sub.
scriptious to tie $50 six per cent loan TO be
received until he gives ten days notice in the
newspapers of their discontinuance. We are
prepared MS agents for Delaware, to receive sub
soriptiOns and furnish the Bonds nj par. Any
bankable funds or checks will be received in
payment Persons having money 70 invest will
do well 10 remember that this is the only six per
cent. loan 10 be Ind at par Principal and
interest payable in gold, r. r RonlNsoN 4
Co q, cor Market and lth SITS, Wilmington, Del.
Aug 10 1t.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-18
FenM %.

Certificate that tgo members Of the family Of he
person liable to draft are already IN the
military service Of United States.
We. the subscribers, and residents
of county, State Of hereby GER
tfy that two members of the family aud house
hold of county aud State above mentioned
are in the military service of the United Smtes
rs non. commissioned officers, musicians, or phi
Yates -- -----
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-18

Personally appeared befre me the above
named and and seyerally made oath
that the above certificates ere correct and true.
to the best Of their knowledge ind belief
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-18
[oFFIcIALl
aug. #

HEAD QUARTERS DELAWARE DEPARTMENT, 4
Wilmington, Del, August 18th, 1868
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 6.
Whereas, a draft is now being made in the
State OF Delaware, to furnish the quota of the
State under the Presidents last call for troops:
All drafted men are hereby forbidden to leave
the State, or the District 10 which ihoy reside
without pass from these llead Quarters until
tAeyshS1d laNt sepgfed, and been exempted by
1 No Board Of enrolment
Any man so attempting to escape will be
apprehended as a desertsr, and sent to Fort
Delaware. Military and civil officers will zee Il
The execution of this order i'll their respective
localities
Until official lists Of the drafted men afG
furnished by the proper authority, Officers oil
the government will net upon such lists az ART
published from time to time in the various Statt
Journals
Ky order of Brig Gen, TYLER
W. 4. LUsK, A. A. @.
Aug S-It
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-18


n Sherwood,
Noah Davis, cora,
charles y foSWeli'7
iisnry harRstii a..
Alexander james, cord
Isaac Trusty, eoId,
David Steel,
George shortes,
owen Ford,
William kenton, cord,
samuel Anderson,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-18
DonrHaI anU Statesman
aRNkY EuKeL. EDITOR.
~lLmfNUrUN. HEIs.,
Tuesday Morning, August Is. 1868.
S M. pETTENGILL 8 nn-

No. 81 Park ROW, Mem York, d State ST., Boston,
Are authorized Agents in those cities to take AID
ssrtisements and subscriptions for tho Journal and
statesman.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-18

The WHoLE STATE We publish in
our columns to-day the names of those
drafted throughout the State. We re-
publish the names that were inserted in
our last issue in order that our subscribers
may have the entire State in one paper.
The list may be relied upon as being cor
rect
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-18
WEST DUCK Greek Hd.-63 Names.

Je o bralanie,
nilllall L Downs
herles sinllh, col d
JalneS 4 Crook,
George Dean cora
holhHs = Iayioi
Jhmes II uurstlofd,
Joseph con ner'
Jehn hooVen, 81.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-18

We, the subscribers, aud residents
of county State of hereby certify
that 10 father of mOtheiless children
under Y years of age, and dependent on his
labor for support.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-18

Certificate that tie person ha5le 10 drd is The only
brother Of chilli or children dependent on his
labor for support
], the subscriber, being liable to draft
into the service of the United States, hereby
ma he affidavit that am the only brother of
under | . years Of age, having neither father nor
mother and dependent my labor for support
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-18

DoNr WAIT TILL coin WEATHER COMES he
fore you get II range Ferris * Garrett manu-
iacture the Peterson Range it is the best in the
market aug ls-2t
Gard, The undersigned take this method Of
returning their thanks u The Fremen and others
who endeav0red to save their property from dts-
trnolion by fire, on the night of the 9Th inst
and also for their successful exertons in prevent
ing its extension to adjacent buildings.
WILLIAM LEA, Christian FEngdER,
EDWARD TATNALL, Jos. TArNALL.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-18

Dated this day 81 1856
NoGa The fret certificate must be signed by
tho person claiming exemption and the second
by Two respectable persons (heads of launlies)
residents in the same town, county, or district
With the person for whom exemption is claimed.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-18

We, the subscribers, and resident
of comfy. State of herby certify
that who is liable to draft, is the only
brother Of under IL years of age having
neither father or mother, aud dependent on his
labor for support.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-18
Rast Iittle Creek Hd,-35 Names.

Isaac Slaughter,
Richard Atkins. col.
benjamin Wallace,
james Il fortn,r,
George Williams,
William II Ennis,
Cornelius Saxtun,
Samuel Blackist0n, cold.
Alfred sim,
Allen NJ Hopkins,
deorge Atkins, col.
Henry johnson, col.
Peter Reed, col.
James Il Clayton, cold.
Curtis Dillihny,
Michael Thomas Hopkins,
Alexander Hollis, cold
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-18

THANks.-Brigadier General Tyler will
please accept our thanks for his courtesy,
in placing at our disposal official copies of
the lists of the drafted men in this State.
Without this mark of favor on his part
we would not have been enabled to give
our readers the State complete to-day.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-18

NOTH This certificate is to be used onIv in
cases where the tabor of the person claiming er.
emption is actually necessary for the supner, of
the persons dependent on him. The exemntion
does not apply in cases where there Is sufiicion,
property to yield support, and the necessary I'M
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-18

/, of county, State of ,
having been enrolled under the provisions of M
act Of Congress "lor enrolling and calling out
the national forces, SC, approved March 3, 1863,
as liable to perform military duty in the service
Of the United States, hereby certify that | am
not legally subject to sueh liability and for the
following reason:
That am years OF age
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-18

William Lester. COLD,
benjamin = Curly,
Curtis Laws, ooid,
Thomas Saluione,
John Moeely.
Marx S enotr, cold,
William J Puinell,
William Wooters,
SAMUEL D Smlthers,
John NOrE, roi'd,
John II iiaines. cold,
john Il Parsons,
John Dillahay,
ianiel Scott. cold,
Anthony Nohee,
Nehemiah bennett,
Jehn NJ Webb,
l'lineas Pickering,
james II Grinith,
lowering Cannon, cold,
James Il Polk,
William II White.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-18
CITY MATTERS.
Cape May Cape May Cape May

IHtIV 70 HN VII 7 HtH0IIB Vt NHV
NEW ATLANTIC HOTEL CAPE MAY. N. j.,
Hanging in the window of John McMakns
China Store Third mud ShipIey, Wilmington.
Delaware. The bathing beach, surf, old ocean,
the graceful life boat and her daring crew are
portrayed with hfe-liRe truth. Go see the pic
lure, then go to the Canes and put up at the
Atlantic, located nearest the shore, admirably
conducted, table provided huunteously with the
hest Board 81 per day.
A train leaves Wilmington, at II 40 n. M,
daily, except Sunday, connecting with steamers
Manhattan or Wilson Snull ut New Castle.
JosEpm MCMAKtN, p...;.,....
BENJAMIS McMAKIN, ''Vr''''''s'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-18

p....,s ,,.,t,
,i.sSna iia,l'.
1 ta,,a 3 49,.
9 una,s \ aje,,s-.tssn
49,, II s,s,.ti'y
Ss',l,a NM
~ " ttinson
Wi,iiam y INV
f. ,l,'.'' Ma. eiis
siira9 usii
Nshs,a,sh homes.
snasb Tc,r.tt.
Wiiiism i f,n9r,r.
80
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-18

James Bfinklay, rnfd,
William Milimau,
Robert Lewis, col a.
rhilip A Vineyard,
WinlUek n,li,
Henry Moslvy cold,
Ezekiel Morgan,
David D Sharp,
lienjauin \ Collins,
Juase Wall,
Joseph W Lister,
-, harles Hudson, cold,
Clement Mastln,
J. mu 4 = johnson,
2 h"lnas Webb
iohu An. Hall,
iiuurN Clara.
lshu Davis,
Isaac !, Jester,
vii lam h Dunninr,
Mark @ Lodi md,
Daniel purnell, cold,
Iames Bradley, cold,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-18

Frank BArTatt, eord,
4 honlas johnson, cold.
Solomon Boyer, cold,
Thomas L Lay ton,
Michael Quinn,
samuel nildei back,
Joseph Il Gutssiorl,
BENZ amin : BlAeklston,
Samuel Whtaiman,
Samuel 4, Powell,
William Adams,
George Hickey,
Henry Nummius,
shadiAek Chrislen, rord,
clayton Burgess,
j ? l.attomus,
Wesley Hays, IT,,
1ssac 4 Meredith,
Luke W CoVsrdale,
benjamin smith,
William Il Moore,
Robert Dean, cold,
Charles sippy, cord,
James Cooper,
John Grossly,
Richard HUT, cold,
Thomas sander, cold,
Robert Dean, cold,
John Prior, cord,
David 3 Clark,
David c 5 strAytOn,
Joshua Turner, cold,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-18

William NJ Hazard.
Jordan Clifton, cold.
james K Wiley,
Richard W Cannon,
Edward W Adams,
plymouth llussum, cold.
John Il llignutt,
/. Evan Scott,
Mingata T. Conway,
Ferdeman LHngiorJ.
utorse Wright. cord.
Charles d Bradley, rpl'd. =
Robert Townsend, cold.
William A Corbin,
james Adams, cold.
Philip Richards,
Mines Csnuoway,
John " Collius,
Curtis Cannon,
james Z Parsis,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-18
FonM 80.

Ccnidcats Of exemption on account Of nsmtatieass'
ofdge
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FROM TENNESSEE,
CAPTURE OF A WAGON TRAIN.
REBEL CAVALRY SURPRISED AND ROUTED
IL IN ARKANSAS

-CA1Ro, Feb. 23,-[ Dispatch to The Chicago
Times.i-On the 18th, about noon, ten wagons
sent ont on toraging expedition from
Mtmphis were attacked and captured in Non.
connah Bottom by $50 rebel cavalry.
On Tuesday last twelve OF Longstreet's
gurrillas were taken near Jackson, Tenn, by
FEDERAL cavalry. Eight had taken the O :th of
allegiance, and had copies of it in their pockets
They will be sent 10 Alton.
The Lady Pike cam" in last evening with syO
tales of cotton. There are about LOO bal,.s i'm
Nj uphis awaiting shipment Since Dawson
and Eastn an have been captured, cotton is
eCmITe in quite freely.
Tie steamer Ii. R W. Hill, used as store -bo,i
hogan FALLING 10 pieces last evening, and The
stores are icing removed.
Tie following dispatch has just been re-
ceiyed:
MEMPHIS, Feb. p. Brig. Gen. futile, Cairo:
Gen. Prentss reports from Helena on the 10 Ia
that a rrConnoitering party from faz 70 Pass 10
Ccldw a'er. under Lieut.. Col Wood, LIST Ind Iana
Cavalry. sUIpri> ed 2G0 Of the ehemy's y.ilry
ID Routed them, killing six, MORALLY wound
ing thr'e. aud capturing fifteen. There was no
loss on orr side.
"S. A. HURLBURT, Major General"
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OUR MILITARY BJJDGEF.
COSNECTICrT

Ths information nom Connecticut concern
ing the prospect Of the approaching election in
that state, which the sympathizers here with
the tone Of the traitorous resolutions Of their
late copperhead convention have recently re-
eeived. is clearly throwing them into fits of
aEue. II seems that the rank and file OF the
opposition party in the State are manifestiny
most undeniable rspugAance. not only to the
doctrines Of that convention, but TO its guber-
Material candidate, who has been from the
commencement of the war an undisguisrd ad =
Eocate Of peace, with the Union destroyed and
the vast interests of Connecticut in the preser-
Vaiion Of the Union by any possible means
and exertions utterly annihilatsd. 1t is al
mitted in private here that Tom Seymour's
defeat and the States reputation of copper
headism, bid fair to be as Overwhelming as
thew should he
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~ Strong evidence Of the xxi

SStrong evidence Of the existence of Union
sentiments in Western and Northern Texas ara
found IN tine San Antonio Herald That paper
INDUCES IN threats against the men entertain.
ing such sentiments, which should have tba
effect to hurry any preparations which may ~,
in progress for their relief. "Tney are known. ~
II says, "and will be remembered. Thar
numbers are becoming every day less. In the
mountains near Fort Clark, and along tn. R;o
Grandc, their bones aro bleaching in the sun,
ard in the counties Of Wise and Dent.n ta.ir
bodies are suspended by scores from black
jacks" The Houston Telegraph also says that
secret "Aboltlon" organization exists in
Northern Texas, having grip, a sign and =
password, and extending TO all cIasses OF the
ccnimunity--ciergym men, professional men. &c
Up TO Oct. - twenty-five men belonging To the
organization had been hung
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DISOBEDIENCE OF ORDERS

The letter Of General Scottto Secretary Cam
eron' made public in the course of Tuesd AZ $
Congressional proceedings, strikes the public
hsrs, beyond all question, as exhibiting gross
case Of paipable disobedisnce of orders on
General McClellan's part; involving an ex-
ample, which, had it been followed by Gen |
MeC. snbordinates in their OH cial intercour g
with him rs General in chief ubs 'queu;ly, and
commander OF the army Of the Potomac NIGH
have led to most disastrous consequences. 1t
clearly behooves General Mcclellan to place
b-forr the country with as little delay rs pos
sIble the grounds on " hi h no NAV claim to
have been justified in doing towards his
Superior in command what the latter char-as
him with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-26

~ Yesterday Tho House of Representatives
resumed the consideration of the bill for .sen-
iollmg and calling out the national forces and
Ter other purposes" and finally, after adopt
ing three amendments and rejecting several
others, passed it by vote OF lis yeas to 40
nays The amendments adopted We're as fol.
lows One ccnfining the term Of service to
the present Ieb' lion, not, however, TO exceed
three years; one providing that all persons
found luIk king or acting as spies about our for.
utcations or camps in time Of var or rebellion
shall be tried by neral court. atrial, and il
found guilt shall suffer d. ath; and one re-.
moving from the duties of the Provost Mar
shais that which requires them to inquire into
trtssopab practices and report the same 70
tie Provost Marshal General
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AFFAIRS On THE MISSISSIPPI AND
ABOUT VICkSBURG,
EXPEDITION To DELHI ON THE yICKSBI-I
AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
REBEL RAM ON THE YAZOO.

NEAR FIcKsBURG, Feh. Ia, Via Cairo, Feb
23)-[lispatch to the Chicago Times IA brig
AIDE left ounG's Point last night for Delhi on
the Ficksburg and Texas Railroad The r Ill.
road crosses Bayou Macon at that point 1t is
reported that the rebels have a boat in that
stream.
The DeKalb went up the Mississippi with
sealed orders on Friday evening.
he d arInora Is getting ready TO sail Her
Destination il unknown.
There Is much interesting news at q point
Immediately above, but all is considered con-
uaband.
Gen. Grant and Admiral Porter had a long
interview yesterday morning on the Il Ig ship
The objects OF The interview are unknown
important movements will be made soon in
another direction.
Sickness still continues in the army. The
mortality is very great.
We have had much rain here for a week
past, and the rivers are much swollen.
Refugees from the Upper YazoO report that
the rebels have single ram the Yazo ;
that it is so tar incomplete, and the work is
progressing so slowly on it that six months
will be required 10 fit it for use.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
LATER FROM vICksBuRG.
vIRING RRTWEaN TIE MORTAR RoATS AID
FHH Rs9HLs.
a Sow Bun fGEouGa Tim CANAL.
ATTACK ZION TUE STEAMER BELL RI
PULSED

CAIRO, Feb. "3.-The steamer Kennel Ar
rived here 10 might from Vicssburg on the 29ib
hc 7 3r;I--boa.s still maintain their posi-
ton, and firo occasional shots. The Rebels "a
ply whenever any boat approaches tia poist.
A scow has brPn run through the canal, the
work OF enlarging which is steadily progress.
ilg. ..~-..-- .-.--. .~e
Three thousand men are said 10 be q. work
daily op the peninsula.
The steamer Belle, from Memphis, landed
or Monday night on the Arkansas side, thirty
miles above Memphis, TO land some OF her pas
sengers. She had no sooner touched the shore
than a dozen guerillas rushed around and at
tempted 20 get possession OF her.
She was Immediately backed out into the
stream. and the guerllas were forced to lump
ashore They afterwards fired on the boat but
did no damage.
Nothing has been heard Of the steamer Indi-
Sroia or Queen Of the West
There il no important Jews from Lake Provi.
dence.
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CONSUMPTION

The success or the Srnat's conscrip.ion hi
IN tie Honsr hall yesterday, as it did succeed,
il q SQUIRE of congratulltion on the part of the
loyal of all parties Notwithstanding the per.
unacity, If not ferocity, with which it was fiji
bustcr'd against there, its majority was over
whining, proving that dfsloyalty is { "a
rover" in Ia" National Legislature. No loyal
man Couitei the necessity for the enactment
OF some such law, and to oppose it upon the
real y imn,st rial points on which nearly all OF
It's opponents sought to Justify themselves foe
8 ding, o ly goes to prove the frivoli y of the
eIcus. . which those who are for peace on the
terms Of Jsa. Davis & &C., rely for justih cation
of their coarse with the people at large.