davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-06-10

STATE OF NORTH ARoLMA,(
Rockingham County.
10 his Ezcelleney, ZEBULoN B. VANCE, Governor Of
the State Of North Carolina: .
You petitioner, John N. Irwin, . citizen OF the
County and State aforesaid, respectfully showeth
unto your Excelency that he was enrolled as con-
script and taken to the camp of instruction near
the City OF Raleigh in the month of July, 1852,
and that whilst he was in camp he procured one
Solomon A. Gephart and offered him as his substi-
tnte your petitioner being at that time under, and
his said substitute over thirty-fve years Of age;
that upon the production of the said Gephart into
camp, Peter Aallett an agent Of the Confederate
States, commanding the said camp after causing
the proposed substitute to take an oath Of bis cit
zenship and age and after having. him certified as
competent and able to perform military duty by al
A. uy surgeon, accepted him as substitute for the
war in the place Of your petitioner, and executed
to hi N . discharge from the services.
Your petitioner further shsweth that on the 2Sth
day of February last there was another enrolment
Of conscipts for the County Of Rockingham, when he
presented himself and claimed exemption upon the
ground Of bis haying put 10 substitute, and BY vir
the Of tho discharge Aforesaid, but Lieut. Anderson
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-06-10
NOTICE.

HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMINISTRATOR OF
Hi Wesley o Smith, deceased, at May term 1858, of
Wake County Court hereby give notice to the debtors
of the estate of the deceased ~ make payment and the
creditors present their claims within the time prcscrb
ed by law.
Those for whom the deceased had and judgments
on hand at his DEATH will please call and get them and
surrender their receipts.
Nav "a 1898 22-w3t.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-06-10
OBITUARY NOTICES.

Died, in this City, on Friday May Both Of dysentery,
THOMAS LEFrwIca, osiy child Of A. NJ and g. Fannie Nc.
Pheeters aged u months and % days
els 1t we'll with the child And she answered It is
WELL" iCom.
Died, in Sampson County, on the 2sth May 1858, Mr.
DAVID A. B1zzELI aged 81 years, member of the last
Legislature of North; Carolina.
Died. at Camp Fisher in Virginia on the 10Th of Janus
~ 1885, of typhoid phneumona, WESLEY p SHAW in the
I'D year of his age. Wesley was orphan bow. hay-
ing lost his when quite young he volunteered id
the 9Th NJ G. regiment company where he go conduct.
himself as to gain the esteem of all his company His
remains sent to his home in NorthCarol Ala
insnce County, and lie in the Church ward At Haw
fields, where the tear Of affection mingles With the cod
that covers the earthly remains of him whose life VAS IN
shoft Truly /" in the midst of life we are in death
Died, in Elizabeth City, N. c. on Sunday morning Nav
4th 1858, after illness Of 81 days. JANIS MuRRAr ared
yesEa months and IL days, son Of wn- Il and E.J
. Ny darling babe in infant bloom :!
Rests happy, safe within his tomb; /
No spl row can his charms devoar. ~ "A
No blight annoy my precious flower. 81
NJ guilt can fall upon his head:
With innocence my Jimmie fed
Disease can ne,er invade his forin ~
Preserved by heaven from every storm.
u Richmond and Baltmon papas plsase COW .,
Died. at the residence of his father in Almanee copp
~, the 29th of January lesS JxNEs Saw younct
Of Jshn and Margaret Shaw, in the th yeSr Of hin
to volunteer in defence Of his cosny Dc wss member
ofcompany 9Th N. G. State troops VAS In all the hard
fought battles in which that regiment Aas enasred and
he escaped all Of them unhurt to fall victim to isease
contracted while in camp It his good fortune 70 die
:. hs%s surrounded By kind and aseaais parents ard
iesves an afectonate wife and one sr Skd 10 mourn
their areparabe losg. But his ends have The pleasing
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-06-10
WANTED,

WANTED,
A LADY (vIRGINIAN) Oh SEVERAL YEARS EX-
"A perience teacher, and who is we'll qualified to
teach the English branches and music desires situation
in private family either in this State further South
References exchanged Address "TEACHER,"
Boon Hill, N. C.
June Q, 1868. a3-wtf
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-06-10
NOTICE.

HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMINISTRATORS
Ii dc 6onis Of w. Asbury Smith, deceased at May;
term 1898 Of Wake County Court give notice to those
indebted to the estate to make payments and to the ce
tors present their claims within the time prescribed hy
law. JACOB SORRELL, Admir-.
81 May %, 1e68 22-w3t. =
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-06-10
THOMAS SETTLE,
JOHN H., BILLIARD,
For petitioner John N. Evin.
STATE OF NORTH CARoL1NA,)
Rockingham County.

STATE OF NORTH CARDINAL
Rockingham County.
l, James Irwin, Clerk of the Superior Court of
Law and Equity, for the county and State afore-
sad hereby certify that the foregoing petition was
this day subscribed and sworn to, by John N Irwin,
before! before me in my Office at Wentworth in witness
$sEAL.s whereof have hereunto set my hand and
ss;essos affixed the seal of my Office, this Goth day
Of March, 1863.
JAS. IRWIN, G. s. c.:
By WIN. NJ. ELLINGTON, D. 8. =,
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-06-10
NOTICE.

II AN NOW READY TO SETTLE TIE ESTATE OF
Jesse Gill; deceased Persons entitled 10 any ehsr.
therein, will apply 70 me at once ~ the money win BE-
kept resdy deposited for Them and NO interest win be-
pad from this date. - pUCKNHR RAY. :.
..1s- -. Admir- of Jesse Gill.
. Nay ~, 1855. tt 2l-w6t.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-06-10
May s, 1888.
NoT1cE ABOUT RUNAWAY SLAVE.

NOTICE ABOUT RUNAWAY n.uu
yulHE SUBSCRIBER, RESIDING NEAR S Lslsis
l. Nash County, has PACK ~ Uf a Iuu his ssrr
Ibis ti business to the public His charges will Be
be. He will make no charge against the 20 nav
diers in service where they are not sE IT'D
Inconvenience to themselves. hs'gg rom Their NJ
with bad slaves who have escape soap of this onportub
would do well to avalf tneln''' B. COY
eai Msss sn co... N. c., April "a, 1858. ls-.s
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-06-10
NOTICE.

II HEREBY FOREWARN ALL PERSONS FROM
j trading for a note given by to FREDERICK LII.
LY for seventeen hundred and fifty dollars subject to
credit of three hundred and fifty dollars the note
given for negro which the said Lilly bad right to sell
JAMES PENNY.
June 5, 1868. 24-w5t
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-06-10
10. RERBGRa

10. RERB0E9Ae
a HOUSE And. LQf IN WIKNpOzQU0H 10
mt for the balances Of Ne ysar-t5iln noderats-
will init small hmdy ax pae1a<s--sepveaisns oSs-
houses aseadhs& Appiy sDon. sAqxS = o-r,i :
Nsyh lem 1-N
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-06-10
For the. Standard.
QUARTER Masters DEPARTMENT,
RALHIGH. June 3. 1863.

" ~. Holden, Esq.,:
DEAN slR:The following is list of donations to the
N. c. troops since last report:
54h Reg n C. M 81 pair socks rs shirts, 10 pair draw.
ers. comforts, blankets, pair pants, vest. pair
SSH Reg NJ G. NJ Col Brown shirts pants, jackets
drawers pair sh"es yards wool CLOTH par gloves 1S
Blankets "a pair socks 4lst Regt N c. NJ Col Heath,
pair pants; Col. R. G. D. Beaman, Green Co; l6 quilts
pair drawers, pair pants, Shirts Il blankets carpet
blankets, So pair socks. II. A. DOWD,
A. @. NJ. N. C. ARMY,
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-06-10
DENTAL NOTICE.
DR.. BASON. DENTIST,

"70ULD RESPECTFULLY MAKE KNOWN THAT
w he is now in his Office, Mr.. Pescuds Drug
Store.
N. B-Those who wish to consult expect his profes.
siona services should let it be known without any
necessary delay.
"Now. is the watchword of the wise
Now, is inscribed upon the banner of the prudent"
Raleigh, June S, 1868. 2Ewf
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-06-10
NORTH-CARoLINA, COURT SN.! OF PLEAS 4 ND
II Granville County. $ srn lass e''0"''

ment Of Willie Rnyster. deceased.
being made to appear the satisfaction Of the Court
that jos Norwood, Francis Norwood Mary Oliver BENIN
Moody VIM. Moody and Jno BeasIcy ofthe next OF kin
ard hers at Law ohe said decessed and
State: d thsfeos ordered that publication for the
sse Of s1 weeks sueoess.sy Be made e the Raleigh
notifying the d nonresidents and Ill other persons
general having prstsuding interest TO be and appesr
& Me Court Of Psas and Quarter Ssssoss to Be held for
tAe aid County Of Granville in the Court House. st Or
Ibsd fhs frst Monday Of August next and thsn and
thsrs @ go psOcns y he matter Of the probate Of he
ID, tksvein pendng. IL they shan see cause.
Witness, Augusans1 ApdA CLERK of said Court a e@ee
s'a 4 LANDl6, q Q 9.
Juns 1893 s.i =. - 3 -. aeL-vak
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-06-10

NoRTH.C CAROLINA.
In obedience to the within writ, have here the
ooay Of John Irwin, and for cause of his ar. -est
Aad detention say that said Irwin R under the a. %
snrty'fye years; that on the 18th day of Februa-
n .ast y presented 70 Lieut.. Anderson, enrolling
oneer ior the 9Th Congressional District Discharge
s"t es ~ ~ Psesr Aaslett Maor commandant d.
,.,;sS s is:a July 1852 by reason of his having
wheeespoa Lent Anderson ala not cons;dsr 'I ~
eeschasge q any force Or efscs, and ordered him
se sespcs = eoqscript under -ihe lot Of Anr;I
H. e ia.iaiiog Apon his dischsree vaa a saH.n
y eynA q Colonel of &c Sst1 redmond st'
Col. oom'aas ss'h e 81 9. N.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-06-10
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, !
Rockingham County,

Rockingham County.
Law for the County and State aforesaid, do certify
that the foregoing is a true copy and exempli6ca-
ton of the record and proceeding made and had in
the matter Of John N. Irwin, hadeas corpus, which
are now on file in my Office.
In testimony whereof have hereunto
sssass subscribed my name and affixed the
s cs soaass seal of my Office. In Office at Went
worth, the 9th day Of May, A. D. 1868.
,- JAMES IRWIN, g. S. G.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-06-10
April 10, 1868.
BLACKSMITH WANTED.

BLACKSMTTH WANIED'
uWISH TO HIRE OR BUY A GOOD 49, ~
II smith-will hire white man and furnish ''
house, or will buy or hire slave. SIu
Also, wanted five good 6eld nan'' '0f INC o.
year. Address, Win p"'"'1 CO.. COWLE!.
WilkesborOugh, ny
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-06-10
LAND FOR. SALE,

yIvHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE TRACT
i of land lying in Wake County, thirteen miles west of
Raleigh and mile and quarter northeast of of Nor
rsville depot containing LAT There are toleraby
good houses and we'll Of water the land About 70
good low grounds aud plentiful supply of timber
the land about 80 being in timber For further
particulars address @. D. EDWARDS,
AorrisYille, N. g.
May 20, 1858. e. .2a-w5tpd.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-06-10

NORM. CARoLnA,l
Yadkin County.
10 JONES iroin, Colonel of Goth regiment, Roek-
you hold in custody and restraint Of his liberty
Jonn N. irwin, illegally and against law, as he
says; you are hereby commanded T., h,ve the
BODY OF said John N. Irwin, with the cause Of
MS arrest and detention, before me, Richmond M
Pearson, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of said
state at my office in Richmond HILL Yadkin County.
on the 9th instant at 10 o'clock, A: NJ. to the end
tnat tne matter may be enquired of by me and such
fail not " row. nefe'n
April 8, 1868. u o. "
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-06-10

NoR1a CAROLINA.
The Sheriff Of Rockingham county will executs
the within writ, and make return thereon. H. w;II
sua,noH such witnesses as >ither party may, in wr
ting, require.
3. NJ PEARSON, Oh. j. 8 G.
At Riehnond Hill, April 8, 1853,
On the foregoing writ is endorsed
Executed W. SMITH, Shift.
t., By j. II. EALL, D. s.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-06-10
May 20, 1858.
NJORTH.CAROLINA,
II Chatham County,

NoRrH-cARoL1NA Ei..;aas A MD
~ Chatham County. T Term, iss ss'''00'' may
Il. N. RAINS and wife
DOLLY,
WILLIS BIRD, Hea'on W oivoe iand.
TuRxER BlRD, and
others.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that Turn
Bird ID nonresident of this State 1t is ordered that
advertisement be made in the Raleigh &taadsrd for the
OF four weeks notifying him to be and appear the
said County to be held the cd Monday in August next
then and there to plead demur the said petit
ton, OF Judgment win be given against him pro eonso.
& C. GOTTEN c. o. G.
Nay 90, 1858. (pr adv. e5.4a1<) 22-w8t
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-06-10

DISTRICT No C
montgomery Richmond
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-06-10

COURT OF PLEAS AND
Quarter Sessions, May
|. Term, 1868.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-06-10

gsid
exclusive and u said counties be ~
, 1863-02-27

Editors Chicago Tribune:
E--- A-%-rx- trsx%|

Editors Chicago Tribune:
FoRr ATKINSON, W1s., Feb. 3, 1863.
We send you word Of. cheerful greeting
from the Badger State, and that word is, that
the fire Of loyalty and patriotism is being kin
died anew In the hearts Of the people. JcE.
Davis has q band Of sympathizers here, and
to oppose them in their faithlessness to q Gov
crnment whose benedcence they are unworthy
Of enjoying, large and responsible portion
Of our citizens met at W1uslow's Hall last
Saturday evening, and organized the "Roshko-
nor Union Aesociation.'' The meeting vas
addressed By Nj: Montgomery, late editor Of
the Vicksburg 1lhig, as noble a specimen Of
live Southern Unionist as ever turned his
back upon Southern traitors. His style Of
hurlipg blazing truths into the dark dcns7ot
Northern Coppcrleads. stirs his hearers like
the victorious battle-cry Of freedom. Deep
and earnest enthusiasm was tie feature of the
meeting, and the intelligence, nerve, enter.
prise and wealth Of the town was largely rep
resented. 4 constitution was adopted, plcdg-
inr members to s'the support Of the Govern
ment, the suppression Of rebellion, treason,
and their emissa1ies and >nbettors, wherever
found" Eighty names we're promptly en-
rolled, and the tssincws OF war" Hbetally fur
| nishcd. The following officers were elected
Milo Jones, President: VIM. II Smith. Iit<
54ee:r1er snteasrai RaeeSi,ss ceni,te-Hon
L. 3, caswell, u. Il. Wilds and ". F. Prosser
! ~'o's aos the righteous cause,
]. 4. SHKPUERp Sec'y.
, 1863-02-27

%tAAN>~.NNs~
Among the newspaper extracts from
Southern journals, printed herewith, un-
der their appropriate head, are two that
provoke q word OF comment-one from
the Richmond Enquirer, the immediate
organ Of the rsbel. Government, in which
the gloomy prospects Of the South arc dis
cussed, and the other from the same
source, In which French Mediation and
The political aspects Of the Northwest are
confuscdly mixed up. We trust that our
readers will neglect neither Of these, They
are worthy Of study. From the first, the
sympathizers in the North will learn that
they are endeayoring to prop up a falling
cause, and in the other they will find, in
good set phrase. the contempt with which
their efforts fo1 peace are regarded,
even in the South. But the confession
OF rebel weakness which comes 50 oppor-
tunely, or the scorn in which their machi-
nations are held by those whom they are
intended to benefit, Will keep the Copper
heads from their reasonable plottings, we
need not hope, The mental and moral
obliquity which accepts treason as the bet
ter part, when the loyal road is open, will
not be deferred from making familiar ad-
yances toward those who declare that they
will hold their. noses when the Copper
heads approach, even though they may
accept what they tender. But what spec
tacle they do present!
, 1863-02-27
TO THE EVENING POST,

The New York Erening Pest suggests 10
capitalists, that, in view Of the great lack
of facilities for transportation between the
West and tide-water, capitalists would do
well to undertake the construction Of
other lines Of railroad from the Mississippi
and the Atlantic-the latter meaning, Of
course, New York. The Post docs not
understand the point in the case. We Of
the West want, not railroad transporta-
ton but cheap water routes-not only
want but must have them. Let us tell OUT
respectable contemporary why: Two hun
dred miles Of railroad transit OF bushel
Of corn, adds one hundred per cent to the
cost thereof, estimating value at recent
prices in many parts Of this State
and when bushel Of wheat has
been carried five hundred miles By
rail. its cost computed by the
ru1c that governs corn, has been
doubled. Hence, our farmers can send no
grain In bulk to an Eastern market by
rail; hence our complaints OF the injustice
Of New York in imposing tolls upon our
produce that practically amount to rob
berry; and hence the effort Of Illinois to
open new routes By the Canadian canals
and the St. Lawrence, TO, not New York
but an European market. Does the Pos
sec the point. and will it not help us?
, 1863-02-27
INDIANl APPORTIONaIENT.


Mr. shaf1er, Coppcrhead Representative
in the Indiana Legislature, introduced d new
Congressional Apportionment Bill into that
body few days since-which has been evi-
dcntly drafted and concurred in by the Cop
perhead majority in both brnnches-and
which they will doubtless attempt to force
through the Legislature vi. hout amendment
As piece Of infamous par; isan legislation, it
has never been e1celled: We give It.: below,
with the vote In each District at the last Cleo
tfon, and from, illustrative maps, show
ing more strlkingly the character Of this at
tempted swindlc:
First Dtsfr5e.-Posey, Vandcrburg. MatriG;s'
Gibson, Dubois, Pike: Knox, Dayiess ana 1E;sn1,
FLOYD, Scot, Washington, Orange md Clark, n,o
new. jackson. Jennings, Jefferson and swftzes'
land. ~ r-nrt1,r nh,o
AAE5fTIf ETIiERandojph, Wayne, Henry, Hancock aud
lnai!gI Si9iI-shelby, johnson, Morgan, Hendricks,
Boone. Montgomery and Fountain.
Seventh fA-Salliyan, Greene, Owen, Clay, Tfgo,
E1oht1zW!arrcp. TippeGsaoc, Benton, Newton,
Clinton and Howard.
NIaM-White, Carol, cas., Miami, Wabash,
Fulton, Marshall and St. Joseph.
Tsnth-A1len, DeKalb, Sieubcn, Lagrange
Eoble, EkhaEt, Koscinsk sko and Whitley.
Huntington. Jay, Madison, Upton, Delaware and
Wells.
sru-sr1 .s.. IL. H..
, 1863-02-27
PATRIOTISM In THE ARMY,
A Huc1e Blast from Iowa Regiments.

Editors Chicago Tribune:
At q meeting Of the officers Of the Iowa reg
imcnts at Corinth, Miss, on the evening Of
the sd day of February, 1868, on motion Of
Col. ]. B. Weaver, I'd Iowa, Capt. ]. L. Davis,
Cd Iowa, was called to the chair, and Adjutant
Geo. L. Godfrey, I'd Iowa, and Geo. c. Itch
ncr, Adjutant 39th 1own, were appointed Sec
retaries. Whereupon the following committee
was appointed 10 draft resolutions expressive
Of the sense Of the meeting: Col. J. Il. B.
Cummings, 39th Iowa; Col. ]. B. Weaver, I'd
Iowa; Major McMullcn, 7th Iowa; Capt. c.
F. Conn, 7th Iowa; Capt. ". F. Holmes, ed
Iowa; Capt. John q. Dykcman, seth Iowa.
The committee retired and after deliberation
submitted the following preamble and resolu-
tione, which were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The Iowa officers at the garrison of
Corinth have noticed with deep regret dieposi-
tion to embarrass the Government in its attempt
TO suppress this rebellion, on the part Of citizens
WHEREAS, We are deeply and solemnly Impress
beyond doubt, the authority Of our Government;
and WHEREAS, we have embarked in this struggle
for that purpose, It is therefore
Re>t{rtd, That the sacrifices which We hare
made to suppress this most c1uEclee5 and wicked
rebellion, have had the effect Of cndcaring the Cor
! crnmeut 10 us, and at this moment we lore the
an ardor and enthusiasm never felt before and no
party prejudiccs, ainitics, or considerations, can
x1icnate us from onr Government.
That We a.e in voF Of
shall not be an armed traitor to dispute the right
full authority Of the Government.
Tho o he eees
the people Of our State, as manifested BY their
hinching devotion to the Government during this
}FeT uP p rf
, 1863-02-27

The New York World-mercenary Copper
head-as the organ Of jeff Davis gives notice
that "the country need not be surprised
should it find. at the opening Of tho spring
campaign that the Southern armies at every
point will be superior in number to our ar
mics. The most merciless and extensive
CONSUMPTION known to history is now In full
operation at the South. All persons between
fourteen and sixty years Of age, throughout
such Of the contedeEacy as Is not In the actual
possession of the Union forces, are now being
pressed into the military service Of the South.
The ablc-bodied are put right into the regl.
ments now inthe field, while the young, old,
md feeble guard depots and railways and su-
perintend the work Of the negroes on the
Notifications" The Ho.7d thinks 1t will bc
impossible for us to hare an army In the helo
to combat this mighty host, and that :" no1n-
Ing but Esome strange chance Of war can
save Us from humiliation.
, 1863-02-27

4EIQm tue CINCINNATI tfaZetEe, 13th.i
A few gentlemen, who entertain high
opinion Of the services which Gov. Morton
has rendered to the country, in the discharge
Of his duties as Chief Executive Of Indiana,
and Tho admire 3E lIs dssottG9 S }9, to The Union
him, yesterday afternoon, with handsome
seal, manufactured specially for the purpose,
by Bcggs 4 Smith. The body Of the seal is !
hickory nut This fs surmcunted By IN
eagle and shield, in gold, and in the seal is an
excellent miniature likeness Of Andrew Jack
son, the father Of the. Democratic party, to
which Gov. Morton belonged until it was
prostituted in late years. The gin was an
appropriate one. IN its presentation there
Tas very little ceremony; Toward the e1-
rensc no one was permitted to contribute
more than ono dollar. It will be gratifying to
Gov. Morton to learn that many Of those who
sought the privilege Of thus showing their re-
gard for him, have always differed with him
In politics; and it may be truly said that the
gift 10 from admirlng patriots, aud not from
politicians.
, 1863-02-27
Chicago @ribn1te.


since the adjournment Of the Legisla.~
lures Of Illinois and Indiana, the decline Of
Coppcrhead stock has been SO noticeable
that no man has been dull enough not to
eGecr1e it The conspirators went step
tco iar, and the people, rceping under the
conner Of the curtain that they raised, have
seen much and suspected more Of what
there is behind the scenes; and a reaction
is the consequence. II the masses but
knew the real aninus Of the men who are
preaching compromise and peace, there
would not be ole Of the conspirators
against the unity Of the Republic LETT alive
= to tell the tale Of how the rest were taken
of. There is not a lamp post in
Chicago that would not be adorned with
at least two bodies out Of whom the trea-
son had been choked by a hempcn rope.