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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-02-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HhOFERSEED.- of prime
Sqnallty. For sale by
Feb il JOHN PARTRIDGE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-02-14

HEoMoTloNs. The following promo
iao& have lately been made in The 9TH Reg.
Nd. Volunteers:
First Lieutenant John Carroll promoted
Captain, vice Gauster, dismissed by the
President. Second Lieutenant William G..
'urnell, Company |, to First Lieutenant
Company c, vice Carroll, promoted
Second Lieutenant VIM. j. Norris, Company
d, to First Lieutenant Company 4, vice
Rice, resigned. First Sergeant John Worth,
Company a, to Second Lieutenant Company
|, vice Purnell, promoted. Sergeant Major
John Wilson to be Second Lieutenant Com
pany ID, vice Morris, promoted. Sergeant
Cameron, Company |, to Sergeant Major,
vice Wilson, promoted.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-02-14

We have accounts of the sailing Of
General Fosters expedition from Beaufort,
n. c., and its safe arrival at Port Royal,
S. G. The first vessels of the fleet reached
the latter place on the morning of the 3lst
ult and the rest Of the steamers followed
in the course of the day. The sailing YES
sells had also mostly arrived at the date OF
our latest advces-thc Sd inst General
Foster was in conference with General Hum
ter, and measures were being rapidly per-
tectel to carry out the object Of the expe-
ditnn.
FIGHT BETWEEN NEGRo SOLDIERS AND
REBELS IN FL0RIDA.-A letter from Fort
Clinch, Fl rida, of the LIST instant, states that
a fight took place on st. Mary's river, at
Semby Bluff. between some Rebel cavalry
and three companies of colored South Caro-
lima Volunteers in which the Rebels were
defeated. They attempted to take the
steamer John Adams by boarding, but the
negro soldiers beat them oil travely The
Captain of tho John Adams was shot, his
murderer being shot Immediately by a
negro sergeant. Our loss was two killed and
six wounded. We took several prisoners
The steamer was not Injured.
- The British steamer Princess ROYAL,
captured of Charleston is estimated to be
worth with her cargo. million of dollars. -
Besides large quantity of arms and ammu-
milton, she has on board the complete
machinery for the construction Of an iron clad
rain,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-02-14
CiGEliGE2, CiRRIiGES!
john t.FcnrIoll.
EEnTOE, Md.

HAYlE4 erected the most extensive
"a Carriage Lanur;.story in Cecil county,
Is repaired to
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-16
.a..LYoN's KATHAIRoN.

This delightful article for preserving and beauty.
ns the human hair is again put up by the original
proprietor, aud is now made with the same care,
and attention, which first created its immense and
unprecedented sales of Overcome million bottles am
npay 1t is still sold ut 26 cents in large bottles.
Two million bottles can easily be sold in year whom
fs again known that the KRthairon isnotonly the
most delightful hair dressing in the world, but that
isoleanses the scalp of scurf and dandru gives the
hair lively, rich luxuriant growth and prevents it
from turning gray These are considerations worth
knowing The Kstllairon has been tested fol. over
twelve years. and is Warranted as described An,
who values beautiful head ofla,r iII nae tbs
;Kathairon. It is finely perfumed cheap and yalua.
is sold by all respectable dealers throughout
the world. I..ls $40 DIS. BARNES 4 Co,
uecty otna&Wtas a t.Bi-'ss New York. n
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Washineton. News j. ItamIr.s,,

New YeRK, Feb. 15.-The Times Wash
lngton despach says, the rebel forces which
were sent to Sections JnnctionFhaye been
sent back to the Rappahannock These
are someSreasons for inspecting that Gen.
there. i - q - . 20
Gen. Butler has stated that tits probable
he will return to New Orleans unless the
present. plansiare changed, - ~
{ The paper manufacturer committee pre.
scented arguments to the Ways and Means
COMMITTEES against the repeal of tax on
paper, alleging that they represent a capi-
tai of $40, 100000, So : y sl
Generals StOneman. and Burns have been
nomiGated by the. President as Major. Gem
erals. 2 'asf a,ai al ~
Cassius N. Clay has, determined to a6an!
don his military commission and go to Rus
Parson Wilmer, formerly .lof Philadel-
phia, arrested at Fortress Monroe wear
since, with several trunks OF contraband
sgoodsdestined for Richmond, was recaptur-
ed few days since on his way North. he
was released by Stanton who is an old
school mate, but was, identified BY Captain
Todd formerly a prisoner at Richmond, as
one of the most violent and bitter rebels in
Richmond, and was consequently sent to
Old Capitol prison.. 81 5stif
The TFf6uHe's special Washington dss,
patches state thatthe discharge Of the Jn-
dietary Committee blythe House from fur
Their considerations OF the memorial of Rice
and Bacon, in the matter of Floyd's accep.
tances, leaves the opinion of the Attorney
General that the Government is not liable
for these acceptances. i. (, E5I..53
1t ia rumored in military circles that a.
ia ~ hat tod ..
manding Generals to transfer entire regi.
ments to thearegular army for bravery ia,
battle. g Is 1E - IL.
A letter from Murfreesboro the 9th inst lys
says, the reasenathe army there does not
advance is they are mud bound. The ar:
my is in excellent condition but has suffer-
ed considerably by desertion.
A Memphis letter mentions the proba.
bilityiof reinforcing Farraggut by portion
of POrter's feet which will run the Yicks-i
burg aud Port Hudson batteries. q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-16
US .9i fesE4 ). So I71;!.. s
PLANTAT ton .BIIIERS.

They purify, strengthen and inyIgorate. s.
8 They create g healthy Appetite ~ 10
They are an antidose change of water and diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation aud late hours.
They strengthen tho system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatie and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidtty of tie stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation. ~
They cure Diarrboe.L Cholera aud Cholera MotBHs.
They cure Liver, Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They are the best bitters in the, world. They
make the weak man strong, and arc exhausted ia:
lures great r0stOrer. They are made of pure ST.
CrOtx Rum, the celebrated Bark, roots and
herbs, and are taken Withtth pleasure Of aBeySr-
age without regard TO age or time of day. Particu,
larry recommended to delicate persons 5requifinra
gentle stimulSut Sold by all Grccers, Druggists,
Hotels and saloons. P b. Drake 1 Co, zoe Broad.
way, New York. deo1e.emdkw ;
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-16
FORAGE WANTED.
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF WESTERN Va
CHIEF QuARTERNIABrER's uPFICB,
Marietta Ohm Reb lat

MAE1etCa3 Ohlo3 keD. A6tS 1858.
| GEALED PROPOSALS are invited until February
- IA, 1868, for furnishing the conference.-the De-
OF the United States army with the follow
Fifty thousand $50 cool bushels of shelled Corn in
sacks, my six 56ipounds to the bushel.
Ptey thousand 100000 bushels of Corn in the ear
| IN sacks, seventy 20 pounds to the bushel.
pressed. tsstz
Five thousand $1,000 bushels of Oats in sacks.
thirty-two 1921 pounds to the bashel.
An tho above to be dsltyere to the Assistant
Quarter master, at Galllpolis, Ohio, Az follows:
contract, the balance in forty. hyG days.
One third of the Hay in ten days; one third in
twenty days, and the remainder in thirty days &
| Twenty Thousand r. ,O00j bushels of ear Corn in
sacks, COY pounds to the busbeL
Fifty thousand (Sb.OoO) bushels of sheled Corn In
Sacks 1867 pounds to the bushel. 81!
Five Thousand OOo bushels of Oats in sacks, thr-
ty.two (S2) pounds to the bushel. :, -.
Five hundred 5000 tons Of timothy Hay, light
pressed. tt1t.!7s .iltn1 7fssl - Is ( 4 -
To BIO dslivered to the Assistant Quartermasier at
Petersburg Va, within thirty days from the date
fiy thousand go ,oOO) bushels of shoIled Corn in
sacks, htty-six [5el pounds to the bushel.
one Thousand tl,OO0l tons Of timothy Hay, tight
To be delivered at Wheeling. Va, within thirty
days from date Of award of contract. ll4.1
The foregoing articles musG all be OF good sound
,meEchantabte quality.
Proposals for lots offour thousand "a oOO) bushels
Of Corn or Cats, and hundred (lOO) tons of Hay
aud upwards viii be considered. uHs ssi1z:
Propositions must state the quantity offered, the
place OF residence of the bidder, giving his name 10
FULL accompanied BY guarantee or at least two re-
sponsbe persons that the vender will fulfil his con-
tract awarded to him, and must be addressed to me
Awards viii be made at 4 P. Moi February 18th,
1853 and the bidders are hereby invited to be present
at their opening. stEl.isf s,d.a t5s,E-SrsiE y,
Parties having contract or contracts awarded
them Will be notified as soon as possible.
Written contracts will be entered into, and con.
tTactor9 required to give bond with less than two
sureties such as may be required Tor the faithful
:
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The Pirate A1abama-Heenan

PHILADELPHIA, Feb, 1.-THE brig Teen
ton when coming out of st. Johns N. p,
was hailed by the Capt. of Hamburg bark
who reported he spoke. to the Alabama the
same day tho 28th ult., 80 miles Northeast
of st. Johns.
NJ. the San. JasInto was at Ponce, Porto
Nsw YORK, Feb. l5.-Nugston papers
by the steamer Palisman announce the ar
rival Of the Alabama on the goth of Janu-
airy with the officers aud crew, 1875 in all,
of the Hatteras.q Ga. a.
The Alabama was severelyriddled in the
encounter. G,.a
Two Federal Y1lel nen=o f-war are reported OF
Semmes had reception at the Conner
cial Exchange of Kingston from the mer
chants of the city and was loudly cheered
sAdyices from Europe say Heenan is
matched fora prize fight-with an unknown
pugilist for $4,000 .qs3s} :. y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-16

"a y TIE river wasabout ON a stand on
Saturday with about eighteen feet water teri, n
the channel The huge steamer suita5Ha.
arrived from Cincinnati witb,about a,ttiOu.
sand tons freight. She iuteRded to. g iS,5
pittsburgh bptaowing to tbSsbeight Of The
water and the length of hertchimneys she
did not like to venture to. go under the,susi
pension bridge; so she stuck her. shingte m
for Cincinnati, y -
The Cincinnati Gazette saws /; |; . s ~
There was but little doing at the wharf
yesterdays the arrivals aud departures sbe-
ing both exceedingly limited in numbers.
The Boston and the Transfer came down
In the morning from the Bigl Sandy with
troops, which were to have been sent on at
once, but dilsnot leave before dark IN
The sale of thegSuperior WAS consums,
mated yesterday, Capt E. Dexter, of Evans
vile, having bought her for Sos, 0OO-she
is to run between that port and Cairo.
me ferry boats Queen City No. 8 and
Oovlngton No. 2, were purchased by Gov.
erument on Thursday, the one for$l6. 900,
and the other for SIS, 900. % 100 =
freight remains withopt,alteration. We
quote as follows, with good offerings to all
points: 95s'5z7 = 800 . - -.
70 Pitts5utg Pound freights. zoe. Flour
Coo. Whisky, $1,OO; Cotton, $500
/, - For Rhee'ing-Pound .freigbts zoe, Flour
freight, Soc. So = 0uO
- 9. q Msmphts-Pouud freight, 75c.
10 NdshVlLLe-Pound freight So
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-16
nR.Lr. HArcnnr ~. hoon -;

B8-Lr. HAycoex, who has been recruit
ing in this city for the last six months for
the frssFegplar cavalry received a dispatch
on Saturday from the Secretary of Warm
forming him that the order authorizing of.
dcers OF the regular army to recruit from
volunteer regiments has, been rescinded.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-16
Da-M,ss1ossAlRY MppT1se-Tbe Annual

B8rM.ss1oa1RY MBET1Ne.-The Annual
Meeting of the 4th street NJ 5. Church
Missionary Association took place yester-
day (sabbath) afternoon. The meeting
was addressed by the Rev. Dr.. hoomislsnd
The Hon. Whitman 7. Wiley. a sum ex
Ceeding eight hundred dollars 86sG Qllsct-
ed from the Sabbath School aud congrega-
ton for missionary purposes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-16
LATEST VIA QUEENsTOwy. 4
From Louisiana.

- NEW York, Feb. l4.-The Steamer EN-.
pire City, from New Orleans on the 4th, ar
rived thisaeyeuing.a & 10 -, &.
e The tOrces'ofGen. Banks, after months
drilling, were in condition to take the field.
1t was thpughta forward movementwonld
pc made at once to clear out the whole of
the LaFoprche country.
On the night of the Sd fishing smack
was seizsd on the lake. 1t was bound to
.Ponchatloula, and had on board LARGE
9uantity of medicine for the rebels. and
also letters from forty or fifty leading citi.
zens OF New Orleans to persons high in
authority in the Confederate Government.
The three Jewslwho were in the boat were
tried on tue 4th before Judge Peabody,
but the sentence was Withheld until the
parties who had written the letters had
been arrested, which Gen. Banks had or
dered to be done at once
The weather was very cold in New Or.
leans.
1t was generally believed at New Or
leans that General Butler would return to
that city itsnot made Secretary of War.
The Jews.iu New Orleans, and indeed in
all the South, ought to be exterminated.-
They, run the blockade and are ALWAYS
found to be at the bottom of every new vii
lainy. $50. - s - +
The Rev. Drs. Lecock, Fulton and Good
rich, the JEFF Davis praying parsons had
reached New Orleans on the 3rd inst. They
refused to take the oath OF allegiance, and
Gen. Banks would not allow them to land.
[. The water flows through Williams cut
in front of Vicksburg, and small steamer
had passed through the canal If it deem.
ems and widens, our fleets can pass down
leaving Vicksburg, four miles distant This
Intelligence fFightens the rebels, esf.-5.-5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-16
''.Ia HIRIMsTREET's q
INNI NJ N HAIR RES ORATIYE

a. - ~ - u e EislG q
But restores gray hair to its original color bv sur
plying the capillary tubes with natural sustenance
impaired by age or disease. All instantaneous dues
are Composed Of lamar destroying the vitality
and beaptyof the hair, aud afford OF Themselves no
dressing. Hetmstreet's 1nmitabIe COlOring not on
" restores hair to fits natural color by an easy pro-
cess, but gives the hair sgT5 = e
S LUrx.zUI1lRE FUR Al tBEAgUTY! i.
promotes its growth, prevents its falling Off erad.
Gates dandru and imparts health and plsasantness
to the head 1t has stood thetest time being the
original Hair COloring, and constantly increasing
in favor Used by both gentlemen and ladies'. tits
sold by al respectable dealers, be procured by
them Of the commercial aSeutg ID. IS Barnes. .aOo
Broadway, N. Y. Two sizes, SO cents and 81.
declg-emd&w 81. - g = e =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-16

s8~LT, ASRhasoN DAWSON. -1nforma-
ton lately received from Richmond says
that Anderson Dawson, formerly of. this. oil
ty, but lhtterly a I'd Lieutenant in Captain
Rowand's cayalry, who was captured by
the rebelslnot long ago. near Winchester.
is now in Libby prison. Lieut., Dawson had
a reputation for dealingiu a rather rough.
manner with rebels, and it is said that he
has be kept in close confinement and is
represented by the CepfedeEates as bar
barous fellow. asI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-16

R9-AFraHr.-A sort of a free fight took
place yesterday. evening opposite the Gus.
tom'hOuse in which about a half dozen
persons engaged. One mans nose was
badly bitten and he bled freely Thespar-
ties were arrested BY the Provost Guard
and committed. to the Atheneum. .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-16
FnR:RTGN
Fresh Rumors of Intervention-
Great Emancipation SDemonStra.

Fresh Rumors of Intervention
Great Emancipation SDemonStra-
p ton in England.
NEW YoRx, Feb. l5.-The Steamer Asia.
from Liverpool ouathe 3Ist and Queens
town the lss, arrived to-day.
" 10 assumed BY several writer's that the
Elmlperor's prnposS1 ia a preliminary step
TO more important action, and if5refused.
recognition of the Confedertcy will proba-
ply follow, whether England Joins or not.
tits reported that the proposal was not
submitted to Slidell in advance, and that
ne ne and other secessionists pronounce it en-.
tlrely 'inadmisslble. ,st s
There are ram6rs of new difficulty be-
tween the BFitishand Washington Govern-
msnts owing to the seizure of English vese
sells too near the Bahama coast.
ii6e emancipation demonstration at iEx-.
eter Hall was most enthusiastic affair and
IN point of numbers was one of the most
important since the days of the corn law
leagles Resolutions reiterate the sentl-
tnents of the emancipation society and ok
press great, sympathy for theNorth. Hos
tile amendments were promptly voted
down and the resolutions carried almost
unanimously.
The London Times was denounced
amidst groans and Kisses.
similar meetings were held at Bradford
ana other towns. The operatives of Brad
ford adopted a memorial thanking America
for the aid afforded, and suggesting assis.
lance to emigrate there as a more etfectu.
al way of affording relief.
( The Times INDUCES in most gloomy
picture of the present crisis in America.
both military aud financial.
, Sir Robert Peel in a speech declares
III e.
North and South, and strongly condemns
Lincolnls emancipation edict-
The French Senate voted an address to
the Emperor with only one dissenting vote.
The Polish instruction still shoulders
but nothing important, Warsaw is tran
quill. u IL -
1.-THE Prussian Chamber voted an address
hostile to the government by an over.
majority: r. 81 5'.
~ LATEST VIA QUEENsTowN1
. WARSAW, Jan. 28:-Tbe insurrectionists.
had received considerable reinforcements |
from the better class OF society, Including
many from Warsaw. They captured some
troops near Potskrow, including two Rus
sian officers who were Immediately shot.
The official journal states that all the
news received by the government from the
provinces are Of a satisfactory nature, and
order is being everywhere established.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-16

pag- RELE1sED PR1sovERs.-on Friday
night about thirty released prisoners ar
rived from Camp Chase on their way sho,te.
to Western Virginia and other sections,
They were rough looking set of custom
ers, though they appeared as well as could
be expected considering the accommoda-
tious which they have had.
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Proposals for nk=HOWitZers.
Ordinance OFFICE, war DRPARTMRSr. Y Z
RlAIIINnTnN. .InrItin =. ~. GEO - ~.

ORDINANCE OFFtCR, WAR DEPARTMENT., 81
=: #aN WARRINGTON, January n, 1858. n lEiI
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office untl Il
n o'clock p. 81. on the 9th of February next Tor
furnishing one hundred or less 2-pounder cast iron
HowttGers for flank Defense These HOwitzsrs
weigh, when fnished, about ,476 pounds each, aud
uIawlngs exhibiting their dimensions can be seen at
this Office or at the United States Arsenals They
are to be subjected to the regular United States in
spectOn and proof, and none nre to be recefyel and
PAID for except such as pass inspection and proof
and are approved by United States Inspector be
designated by this Office. Payments will be made
on csrthcateS of inspection and receipts to be given
ny the inspector, and forwarded to this office -
Bidders will state the number of Howitzers thew
propose to deliver mot exceeding one hundred the
paceot manut4cture and delivery aud the price per
pouno for the finished Howit7er; aud TO bid win be-
entertained unless 1t be from founder regularly en-
gagedin the business, isfactory evidence of which
must accompany the bid. Any bidder obtaining a
contract Will be required to enter into bolls with
not less than two sureties in tile penal sum Of ten
Thousand dollars, for the faithful fufment of the
contract IN all respects. The bonds must he ac-i
knowledged before q judge of court of record and
tho bondslnsn must be certified by the Judge of q
District Court of the United States or an Ordnance
officer in charge of United States arsenal 10 be
worth the penal sum of the bond over and above All
liabilities. : -
The right Is reserved to reject all proposals. If the
prices are deemed too high, or If for any caIlse Il
Is not deemed for the public interest to accept them
Proposals will be sealed and addressed to g BriRa.
der General James ", Ripley, Chief of Ordnance.
Washington, .. G., and will be endorsed e Propo-
sails for flank HoWitzers." ,5!s.., -
1sij.ss ezal-s.i, ht3ts ~. j. W. RIPLEY !
$50. 20 Brigadier General Chief Of Ordnance. :
az
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Trouble between the English and
Mafiua Anthnn.i tinn- "a 1o:Iz. =. 49,. $50

Native Authorities at Rio Janeiro
NEw YoK, Feb il4.-Rio Janeiro dates
to the 9th state that the English Minister
has made, demands on the Brnzillian Gov
eminent for the wreck of the ship Prince
of Wales. ! Also for arrest Of several British
officers who,while in citizens dress, created
a disturbanceiiutbe streets. Bothdemauds
were refused. The English Admiral, act
ing under orders from tho Minister, seized
several BIaLillian vessels in Rio Janeiro.-
The. Brazil lillian Government refused to treat
with the English Minister untilithe vessels
were released and the matter settled refer
ring the case of the ship to the Brazilian
Minister at London, aud the case of the ar
rests to the King of Belgium.
Great excitemeet' exists at Rio Janeiro
and the British Minister'S residence is
threatened with violence. - -
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Compensated Emancipation in Ma
rYland, Delaware and Western
Virginia-$12, 900, 900 to be Ap-
pronriated g

WASHINGTON, Feb. IA.
Bills have been prepared and only await
opportunity to be reported, approPriattug
ten millions for the abolishment of slavery
in Maryland, million and half for West
ern Virginia, and four hundred and fifty
thousand for Delaware.
The Select Committee, on Emancipation
has also agreed npon bill to establish
board of emigration aud colonization in
conneetiongwith the War Department..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-16

From the Isthmus- supposed Piracy.
New YoRk, Feb. IA Panama letter
of the 4th to the Times, says the Brig Ha-
wanna, arrived at .tspinwall from New York
on the 9th of Jan, reports twenty miles
south of San Domingo saw a ship on ERE,
and q steamer leaving her. The vessel was
burning next morning.
Callas advices speak of great excitement,
consequent upon appearance of Spanish
feet ON the coast.
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The union Mem Of Kansaa.

LEArESwoRTH, Feb. 14.-A large and
enthusiastic meeting of unconditional
Union men was held here last night. lRes.
olutions were unanimously adopted APPROX.
ing the Presidents proclamation and
pledging fidelity to the Union aud the de-
termination to support the government
through all Ficissitudes to the end.
Gen. Blunt addressed the smeetinp and
said that the little incident of suppfessing
sence, wasrone that he trusted would be
followed in up other States, that aIt5ongb
the duty aud job of sqppressine the paper
had been taken off his hands he tbonrht
the time hadeome when it would be settied
whether copperheads OF loyal men are %
rule the country. Kansas had. taken the
initiativedRd he was proud of 1t. ~