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Trnnalnfion-fFromt the French.l

After having played on the Pianos Of Messra hnabe
4 o 1t s impossible not TO bear testimony 70 their
qualities which have acquired for them the eminent
reputation which they enjoy. The Pianos OF their
manufacture, which have played, are exceeding
~ remarkable for their qualities Of TONE. The Bass
a powerful without harBhness and the upper notes
sweet clear and harmoniously mellow (chrystilian)
and do not hesitate to press in regard 90 these m
theT are equal n not superior to the best manuac-
tred IN Europe or this country by the most celebra
| ted makers. lSignedl L. ID. GOTT5CHALh-
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WATER DRAWERS.

The Drawer Il now made with Wheelers New Hes
snt ''Vr shaped Corrugated Iron Reel used with ga
vsnized Ohsin made from the best wire ana
Is the most perfect and simple article for the purpo5e
now odered to the public The undersigned
WARRANTS EVERY ONE or HIS MAHuFAL
TURE TO GIVE SATISFACTIOn.
DBSold Wholesale and Retail oy
II. Il. WHEEbER,
Successor to J. Z. Wheeler q %.
NEw FACToRY-Gabriels Block, A6 michigan-St
State and County Rights for sale. Address draEe
iss Cleveland. Ohio. nav
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HONE TESTIMONY.

Mr. q. b. KIsGsLEY-Dear Sir: We feel 1t dutJ
We to the public, to state that Marshalfs Oathol
Icon is medicine invaluable for complaints classed
under the head Of Female Diseases. We have used
your GrRfenberg Medicines and have been greatly
double, We would have them. To the thousands Of
our sex who are suffering from weakness We would
recommend the Ostholicon sure panacea- It gives
strength the system and enables each OF the organs
Of the body perform their appropriate functions.
Miss U. oWORMSTETT,
Mrs. W. OARTER,
Mrs. T. L. WEEKS.
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CHAPTER Wall ABOARD.
Loud laughed when on the platform,
But twas all within my sleeve,
To think the people round me
Did the landlord SO deceive;
So said, NOV Mr.. Landlord,
You, Sir, too, shall have your day.
As pesped in at the window
And saw him receive his pay.
He his pay had all col 'ected
Ere the 'Olks were near half done,
Quickly ttAll aboard r. l shouted,
And made all the people run;
Out they rushed, all mad as blazes,
Swore the landlord was a cheat,
And with the railr ead bad combined
That they should not half eat.
But the man whs was the madest,
Was the one who next me sat,
When Ger his person he had spilled
The contentso his hat.
"Out army once in Flanders"
Our army in the South,
Would blush to hear the curses
That proceeded from his mouth.
BE swore on me he'd take revenge,
And was bound 10 have my life,
90 he seiZed from OF the table quick
The landlords carving knife,
And with the knife in haud TO ind me,
He looked mAdly through the car,
While was in the depot hid,
Enjoying segar.
When he saw he could not find me,
After looking through the train
Into the dining room he ran,
ANA took my seat again
In the cars, which started Off then,
And left him soon behind,
Looking yainly in each corner
OF the depot me 70 hLd-
LTO BE Continued
In the meantime would announce TO the publ
that have brought home from the East the largea
and NM at q
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NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY

NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY
IN For the speedy and permanent cure Of Con-
orrh@a, elect, Urethral Discharges, Seminal Weak
ness Nightly Emissions, Incontnence, Genital Irri-
liability and Debility, Gravel Structure and Affections
Of the Kidneys and Bladder, which has been used BIZ
upwards of One Hundred Physicians In their private
practice, with entire success, huperseding Cubebs
Uopaiba, Capsules or any compound hitherto known
B K L L IS P Il q L q L L S
speedy in action, often Affecting Q in feg
days, and when cure IS effected It Is permanent
They are prepared from vegetable extracts that are
harmless on the system, and never nausestes the
Stomach or impregnates tho breath, and being gugar
coated all naHseons taste is avoided. No change Of
diet Is necessary while using them; does their So
ton interfere with business pursuits.
Price One Dollar, and viii Be sent on receipt
OF price and red stamps. G. w. CLARK,
dscl7 Iie SuperiOr-St
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my birth with scrofula in lta worst tor5 and now
after twenty years trial. and an untold OF amount %
by your Pills With what feelings Of rejoicing write
can only be imagined when TOu realize Hhat have
suffered, and how long.
iNever until nov have been free from this ioath-
some disease in some shape. At times Il ettAcked ny
eyes, and made me almost blind, besides the unendu-
rabe pain others IL settled in the scalp Of my head
and destroyed my hair and has kept me partly baid
Al ny days; somstimes it out In my face and
kept it for mouths q raw sore.
aAbout niue weeks ago commenoOd ing yolf
Oathartic Pulls, and now am entirely IRON the
complaint. hIy eyes Wel my skin Is fair and "a
hair has oommonceda 3 healthy groEthi all Of which
makes me feel already new person.
fsHopiDg this statement may be the means OF con-
vsying Information that shall do good % others, am,
with every sentiment Of gratitude, .
tiYouTs &C. MARIA KICKER"
81 have known the above named Maria Kicker nom
har ehildhood. and her .LnLsmont q strictly true
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fsse OutO W l. MARVIE Sole Agent for this City
Having been improved, Is now undoubtedly me
BEST STOVE IN THE MARKET.
Its Baking, Roasting and Broiling properties are
unexceptonable and In economy OF Fuel it IL unpar'
aIleled with its
NEW PATENT CRATE,
It VIII burn Coal as we'll aa wood most ne
Oven being thoroughly ventilated i viii pr9a1ee
perfect and healthy bake, equal 70 that o. BAKER
Brick Oven: Roasting and Ioasrng II done before
the open fire, and brOiling over live Goals on me
hearth as common sense dictates. It Is manuiaetured
in this city, and the material used and the WorE-
nanship are OF ths best quality; finally, II gives per
fect satisfaction TO ALL as hundrsd3 OF housakeepera N
this city and surrounding country who are daily
Using IL, viii testify l,-,---.
THE MORNING STAB Nc STOVE Is
new and deErabls pattern, winch, with variety o.
others, make our stock complete. we also nave On
hand great variety Parlor Cooking and ether haat
We are constantly supplied with all tho nevsst ana
most beautiful styles o.
ERAHELED GRA TES.
Also-aIl Of the most useful articles Of House Fur
nishing Goods, Nails and Farmers Tools.
W6are Just receiving tie latest improved styles o
BIRD CAGES, which are offered at the lowest prices
Woman uthcture largely and have Tor sale 81 Whole
sale and RETAIL ell the various articles Of Pain and
Japane9 Tin, Copper and Sheet-IroB Ware.
We ofsr the almost endless variety Of goods In our
le for sale Of the lowest cash prices, on the ONA
PRICE SYSTEM.
EE-AI Housskespers and those who contemplate
HOusekoeping and tho ''re8t Of mankind, are llosL
cordially invited to call before purchasing elsewhere
and Judge for themselves. sATEsFAeTIoH Is GUARAN
STOVE AND CRATE EMPORIUM
Of W I.MARYIN,
No. 50, South Hids Pun. ssueEsl
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To Messrs WIN. KEABE UO., Baltimore:-I can
not but congratulate you upon the immense progress
and improvements which you continually make on
Vonr Pianos which In my opinion, rank among the
very best in the country. N. SFRAkOSOH.
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PROFEsscR OF ELECTROPATHY AND mEDICfEE,
Ofioa-llg senecs-st., few doors from Superior mp
Once hOursfroug to l2 and from 2tO O'Clock daily
SundaVB eXCepted.)
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Captain JOEL PRATT, OF the ship Marion, writes
from Boston, 10th April, 1854:
- Your Pills have cured me from bilious attack
which arOse from derangement Of the liver which
had become very seriou3- had failed Of any relief
bT my physician and fron every remedy could try
bt few doses of your Pills have completely restored
me to health. have given them 70 ny children for
worms, with the best onacts- They we're promptly
cured / recommended them 10 q friend for co6tiVe-
ness which had troubled him for months he told me
In few days th6Y hed cured him. You make the best
medicine in the world; and am free to say Do"
BEAD this from the distinguished Solicitor Of the
Suprame Court, whose brilliant abilities have made
Stats:
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MEDICAL.
A YERS PILLS ARE CURING
"a THEsIOK TO AN EXTENT HEYEB BEFOkA
Known or ANY MEDTUTNU


InYallds, read and Judgs Ior yourselves. JULES
hAOkLs Esq-l the Well known Perfnmeri q Uhe9t.
found st almost every toilet, says.
81 an happy TO say Of your CATHARIIc PILL6, that
have found them better family medicine for CON-
Of my friends hava realized marked benefits RON
them, and coincide with me In believing that they
possess extraordinary virtues for driving out diseases
and curing the sick they not enectual, but sale
ana pleasant % 9e lAenQuelties Nnlen p ~ ~
them valued DY the public, when they are Known
The venerable Chancellor MERDLAW writes ron
Baltimore, 18th April, 1884: -
tsDr J. .. AYR, Sir.-I have taken your Pills Witn
great beneht for the istessness Angucr, loss Of a-
petite and billions headache which has Of lats years
0yertaken in the spring few doses q your fi3
cured me. i have used your Cherry Pectorai LOT
many years in my iamily tOr coughs and COLDS Win
unfailing success Hou make medicines when cure
and feel pleasure 70 commend you for the good you
have done and are doing
JOHN +. BEATTY, Esq., Secretary Of the PennsYl-
vania Railroad Company, says:
the efficacy Of your medicines, having derived Varg
material benefit from the use OF both your ReetorA
and Cathartlc Pills. am never without them N my
family, nor shall ever consent to BE- while my means
| The widely renowned $. S. STEVENS, N, NJ, Of
| Wentworth, New Hampshire, writes:
sfHavng used your Cafhartic Pills in my practice
certify from experience that they an inValuapls
liver, causing headache indigestion, cosfyeness and
the great variety OF diseases that fooWt they are
| surer remedy than any other. In all cases where
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rioE 10 that saiilfioie prepaEatloh loH me Ee@AeA
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The Despatch Cooking Stove.

always kept on hand, he "a now ready to sell az
lowest prices for CASH Or APPROVED CkkDAt
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READY-MADE CL0THINa.
THE POET ON A TRAIN; Oh,
The Romance Of the Railroad.

By the Author Of Fair Inez,'' .The Prince Of
Wales, . IS The Ghost Hunters, p dc., &C.
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Mr.. GEo A. BARLOW These noble Instruments
fhe bass Is sonorous and grand 1.-The middle register,
rich and sympathetic while the high notes are brill
liant, clear and pure as silver bells.
The scale Is even without single haw; the action
Is smooth and marvelously easy and the pedal enecs
tho hnsst of which the Pianoforte ts susceptible
In word, Knabe's Pianos are worthy OF the great
est Artists, and capable Of rendering the hnest
ELIZA SHEPHERD,
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"sTRs-I have great satisfaction In assuring 20
that ysslf and family have been very mucA benefit
ted BY your medicines. Ny wife was cured two year
since, Of severe aud dangerous cough BY yolr Oner
y Pectora and since then has enjoyed perfect heath
Ny children have several times been cared from at
tacs Of the Inluslza and Group BY it 1t is an nya
liable remedy for these comp laints Your Cathartto
Pills have entirely cured me from a dyspepsia and
eostiveness, which has grown upon me Tor SOM yofss
indeed this cure Ia much more in portent, tro the
fact that had failed 70 get relief from the best ply
sicians which this section Of the country Affords and
from any OF the numerous remedies had takeE-
tfYou seem to u.s. Doctor, like providential bless
ing to our family, and you may we'll suppose We
NOT uunnfnddcl Oft Yours respectfully,
2 TEaWTTiW TTHXTEE
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lEIYITT \ THAxTER.i

HENATE UulMBERl Ullol AprlI 3tll I15I-
itDB. ]. G. AvER, HonOred slr:-l have made thor
Ough trial OF the Cafharc Pills, left By your agent,
and have been cured BY them Of the dreadful rheum-
atsm under which be found me sunerlng. The hrsa
dose relieved ms and few subsequent doses entirely
removed the disease feel in better health nov than
for some years before, which attribute entirely 70
the efiects.o your Cathartic Pills
Yours with great respect,
I-rrLLLI-s nIE.-LL .
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ANUaENEkTs.

PRrcEs OF ADMINISTRATIONS and ParQuette, 50 cts ;
Family Circle. 25 cts Gale y, IS cs. Seats re-
served during tn day, oicts SirRla Seatain Phi
vats BoKs-. Is cts. EntTs- Box, q. e and IS.
Doors open at 7H-Cur-a am risesa sU'clsek precisely
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A strange k~eIIEious seer.

A train arrived at Harrisburg on Fri
day with four cars filed with "0mish" on
their way to attend the yearly meeting Of
their sect Somewhere in the valley of the
KishrcOquillss. The 0mish are a distinct,
unique, peculiar people, with a dress and
address peculiarly their own. In these
days Of brosdcloth pants, plug hats and
boundless crinoline, it was a quaint sight
to see so many men in brown h~omespun,
with shadbellied coats and PREDETERMINED
hats, and women with long, old-fashioned
%bOnnets, formed by depressing the sides Of
a very brOad-brimed hat by q band passed
over the head and under the chin, and
"nary hoop ct sE." The women were all
~unoOmmonly beautiful and wholesome
looking, and would vie in s~ttractiveness
with the most Asttered bellies Of the land.
-PihF5Ur0 Chronicle.
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Foreirn Oplnnou ID sIarery.


having slWays looked upon the public
sentiment Of England and France IS being
heartily opposed to any system Of slavery,
il was natural to expect that that ssnti-
ment would be on the side Of the North in
the present war in this country. Put
what cOlOriDg upon it they may, the rebel
leaders cannot deny that the COnfederscy
Is built up upon slavery as the foundation
and corner stone. The South was well
aware of this foreign prejudice against its
peculiar institution, and saw the necessity
Of an endeavor to counterfeit it. Accord.
ingly, a religious paper of Richmond pub
fishes an " Appeal to Christians Through
out the World" setting forth the advsn-
tages of the system Of slavery, and oharg-
ing that the President Of the Unitel States
BY his Proclamation Of Emancipation, has
e~ndeavored to incite instructions among
the slaves, and the slaughter Of the whites
But this address will not avail the apOl.
oeists for Southern Institutions. The be-
levers in European sympathy with free
dom we're not in error. The people, and
especially the churches, feel a hearty ap-
probation Of the Proclamation, and 50 de-
clare themselves. An exchanges says Z" that
the Protestant clergy Of France signed a
strong address to that effect without q single
member Of the clergy refusing his sigma
ture. IN England, an address, expressing
full concurrence with the French address
received within a few days 1900 sigma.
lures. Nearly all the assemblies Of the
dissenting denominations had previously
passed resolutions, expressive Of their de,
sire for the overthrow Of slavery, with en-
tire unanimity. Leading Ministers who
until the issue Of the Emancipation Proc
lamstion, were opposed to the cause Of thu
Union, as spurgeOD, DR.. Guthrie, ant
many others, assumed q new position, and
are now taking an active part in the Unior
and Emancipation Leagues Of England
Not q single instance is known, on th'
other hand, that the Emancipation Proc
lamstion converted friends Of our caus'
into opponents. Finally, men like Sir F
Buxton, who had doubted the expediency
Of the Proclamation, and feared that i
might leadto 3 general massacre, publicly
confessed their error, and are now actiT,
again in the Anti-slavery Societies o
EnRlsudD
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has accomplished ars Indeed Gratifying,
It's treasury has been filed from time to
time by the efforts Of the ladies in festivals
and concerts. The total receipts and dis
bursements are as follows: 40 quilts, Il
bed-ticks, 54 pillows, Is cases, 81 sheets,
1O6 shirts, SO pairs Of drawers, 10 wrap
pers, 8 coats, 160 towels, 48O handker.
chiefs, So pairs of socks, I night-caps, "a
cushions, 10 abb. ~bandages, 1876 lint
bsndages and camp, 146 pin-cushions, 10
spittoons, u sheets of writing paper, 9
cans eff fruit, &C., l can Of honey, 8 cans
maple syrup, 90 cans Of chicken, 1856 lbs.
dried fruit. 423 lbs. maple sugar, SO lbs
dried beef, 1872 lbs. cheese, 40 lbs. butter.
4 packages Of crackers, 8 packages cook.
les, l barrel onions, 1 key of pickles, and
70 dozen of eggs.
Total cash receipts, $52.79; disburss
ments, S49.71.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
"WEDNESDAY, JUEE 90, 1863.
Elegant Household Furniture & Plano

o. CpTTER will sell at Auctian, on "wednesday,
June Sd. com rencfDg at 10 o'clock A.. NJ, at House
No 22 Frsntlin--t ( Vestside, ne Ar fha Reservoir,
the entire furniture in sell House, consisting OF
splendid rOs wood bTorateiTA ts-a-tetPs FnF Chairs.
rosewood marble tor Centre Tab ?. mahogany hair-
sea. arm BocSing end ParlOr Oh s, reception
Chairs, mAhoganT SOfss, do Book Case, do marb'e top
pressinT Rure Us aid Wash Stands, do Cen 'er Ia
b'es, do AMI Cottaye Bedsteads, sn elagent ~7-ostaye
Norwood CbirkeriuR PIAEO-FORTE and Stool. 3
be t quality We vet and Tapestry BEusss 5 q. pets,
nearly new, abou' so yards new Brussels Carpet g.
ply and lngrsia CARPETS, elegant Window Curtains,
sple- did gilt frame Mir Is, mahogany DO. kxte1,
sion DiHiog Tables. fns Hall tat Mark, hest quaiity
Lounges, elegant Chandeliers, Side Board, Mattras.
o. e-hOrse Lumber Wagon, bay Cutter, Kit-hen
Furnttu-e Q, &C., compris ng the best 10. OF Household
Furniture ever offered 1t auction in this city, snd
worthy his attention Of those wishing to purchase
elPRant and good furniture.
BSTerms-Jash. fenkable in this city at the
time Of sale
~ Purchasers will be required to remove their ar
ticls3 by 1 O'Clock on the daT OF ssla. msy3O-Hz
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An Ohis AgSns % tie HambuRG EEhfaltioas
We have made mention already Of the
international Fair to be held at Hamburg,
Germany, in July. It was hoped that
Ohio, with all its wealth Of agriculture
and manufacturer, should be.represented
by an agent at that Exhibition, and J. H..
Klippart the Efficient Secretary ofthe State
Board of Agriculture, was appointed. He,
however, was obliged to decline the offer,
other duties keeping him at home. Led
yard Bill, Esq, Of this city, has been ap-
pointed in place Of Mr.. Klippsrt and yes
terdsy received a letter congratulating
him and the State upon his appointment,
from Gov. JosephW right, the General
Agent for the United States, who leaves
New York to day for Hamburg.
Mr.. Bill was formerly engaged in the
publication Of an agricultural journal in
Connecticut but has resided during late
years 1T Louisville and Indianapolis, until
some six months ago, when he established
his Office in this City for the general
agency Of AbbOtts' History Of the Rebel
lion.
This exhibition should contain large con-
tributions from OhiOans, especially in the
department. Of agricultural implements,
for the manufacture Of which our State is
famous. Articles intended for exhibition
are transported to New York free Of eharge,
and, We believe, also, TO Hamburg. Mr..
Bill will issue a circular Of information in
a few days and in the meantime, any in
formation regarding the matter may be OBJ
tanned by addressing him at Cleveland.
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DEPOT Hospital REPORT

The following named soldiers have been re
eeived and assisted at or Depot Hospital during
the two weeks ending Msy goth, 1893:
L. Price, Company K, lO5th 0. v. l. From
Murfreesboro' to Perry.
j. II. Merrill, 9Th Michigan Cavalry. From
Washington to Michigan.
G. Whaley, Company B, esd o.. v, L From
Louisville to Youngstown.
T. Bruce, Company Company B, SD o. V. 1.
From Washington to gainesville.
T. Oshmere, Company K, 10th Michigan.
From Washington to Detroit.
Q. Wteman, Company K, Il1th Ohio. From
Bowling Green to gainesville.
I. Hogan, Company G, lI5th Ohio. Going to
JOIN MS regiment at Washington.
t. Farren, Company B, 6sth Ohio. From
| Louisville to Youngstown.
Captain Holmes, Company A, 18th Michigan.
From Fredericksburg to Detroit.
O.. Janer, Company F, Path Michigan. From
Washington to Toleto, accompanied by his
| mother.
J. Philips, Company B, 18th Illinois. From
Toledo 70 Join his regiment,
to Camp Clerc.
M w Monroe, Company 20 T 2 2. nth N. 7. From
"; Croft, Company c, 18th New York. From
Louisville to Madison.
9; B. Clarke, Company c, 18th Illinois. From
Richmond TO Vermont.
7. Sill, Company F, 111th Pennsylvania. From
Washington to Erie.
T. McMsnning, 18th Regulars. From Nash
vile to Port
b. LOrand, Company G, 18th Ohio. From
Murfreesboro to Alliance.
A. sweeny, Company c, s7th Pennsylvany.
From Washington to Erie.
B.. Mathews, Company H, 10th MICHIGAN.
From Falmouth to Detroit.
H. Waite, Company G., 18th Ohio. From Muir
freesboro' to Twinsburg.
D. Guy, G. Wilcox, H. Konsmans, c.. Churrick.
Company 1, 9th Ohio. From Hilton Head to
Toledo.
J. Hopkins, 18th Pennsylvania Artillery.
From Washington to Erie.
J. D. Williams, Company I, 9sth Ohio. From
Tennessee to Camp Clerc.
B Edwards, Company E, Esd N. J. From
Kentucky to New Jersey.
.. Thorn, Company E, 18th Ohio. From Nash
vile to Toledo.
G. Beers, Company II, 10th Ohio. From
Akron to Join his regiment in Kentucky.
Yickshurg to NorWaIk.
s. Sanford, Company B, 10Th N. Y. From
MurfreesbOro' to Utica.
B. Hutchinson, Company G, 67th Ohio. From
From Louiseilie, to gainesville.
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
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who KfIed stonevnu Jnel,op.

A correspondent Of the Tribune writes
"The question as to " who killed Stonewall
Jackson" has become quite as difficult 8
question to solve, as who killed Cock
Robin" 1presume there is no improprie-
ty in my stating that 1 learned from one
Of the heads Of Department at Washing
ton, thst the War Office was in possession
Of facts which led it to believe that Gener-
al Jackson was purposely shot by one Of
his W men, he having excited a revenge
full hatred on account Of his rigid and
%tyranicsl control over his troops.