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theatrical.
wALLACK's.

seThs Knishts Of the Round Table, was successfully re-
v,vel a this house last evening, to very nne audience,
In splts Of the rain This old comedy BY Panchs Is too
familiar 10 require much mention The cast at Attacks
IA only noticeable for Mr. Lester walaeks Tom Titter,
which almost good, though not go eccentric, as wal
coss and for Mr. Charles Fishers Captain Cozens which
surnsd out 70 be an admirable performance Miss Hem
y,ouss being ID with severe cold, Mrs Hoey resumed
bSr Old part OF Perdita short notice. ard played with
oousual spirit Miss Cannon, Mr.. Mark Smith and Mr.;
Fjoyd acquitted themselves credtably Mr.. Norton and
~ Moore did not. The comedy will be repested on
Hturday. 1.-THE Road TO Ruin" tonight.
DEATH OF MR.. JOHN WOOD.
The death OF Mr. John Wood, comedian at Victoria, on
The 18th Of May was announced by telegraph from San
francisco day or two ago. Mr.. Wood was, we believe
4 Knsishmsn by birth, and one Of the very best bur-
ldus sosors who ever visited this country He was well
ndwu 10 this section the United States a. the husband
" m John wood from whom he was divorced some
Ino aso but IN California he was an immense favorite
IN bXriseque performances Of shylock 70 Mrs Wood
Soeta ~ Waack's old theatre, under the management
- " STUART, is remembered BY oil theatre gosrs and
Sssrcoounced almost equal 70 any actors serious i'm
cnssoo q That Venetian prototype Of our Wall street
"A umblsrs memory like this q what an actor
EriV Tor and comprises a. once euogy and regret
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fAlsshood; but the Tribune sticks to It, knowing
Il to be false Now we have the very best su-
thority for saying. and are ready to prove it at
any time, that at the crisis in question Greeley
had accession flag hung up in his editorial
sanctum. Will he dare to deny this. He was
then, as he has been. since in favor of letting
the South 60, according to the principles Of. the
Declaration of Independence
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC,

fhs mali steamship Northcru Light, csP,si" t'nSie-
paugt will leave this port 81 70 morrow ier AsPn
wall
The mais for Central America snd the South 'Ae'ae
will ccse ~ half past ten O'Clock 70 morrow morn'as
The Nsw Yosx HsrArD-Eduoa Cor ths rsehc-coa
tanning the latest accounts Of the operations Of the unoa
forces Virginia. aud the south Southwest With Al
Other important news foreign and dopesto. will DC p'o
uahed at half past nine O'Clock TO morrow morning.
Single oopss, in wrappers ready for mating. ceols
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JusT IN TIME.-It appears that the late attack
by the Union forces upon the rebel cavalry Of
Stuart, ON the Upper Rappahannock, was just
in time and that had Gen. Buford been day later
In coming up he would probably have been
dst too late. Stuart, it is believed, would have
been we'll ON his way to Northern Maryland and
Pennsylvania, with his twelve thousand picked
Aersemsn and some twenty. odd pieces of light
artillery. With such force, and with one days
START It would have been possible for him to have
swept through Maryland and overrun Pennsyl-
vania from Chambersburg to Pittsburg without
Hecjous opposition. In checking him . great
polht hes been gained; but, Is he has not been
ysey seriously crippled, we apprehend that he
vii now require moro vigilaat watching than
1Soe. Let The War Once, therefore, see to it
Nat nothing d wanting TO render the cavalry
~ ths Army Of the Potomac strong in numbers
~ thoroughly appointed and equipped, and
- may rely upon such excellent leaders as
FfsIesnton, Buford, Gregg, Percy wyndham
aad Fitzpatrick to take care Of Stuart for the
xAurs.
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yx,At Aocpnm. --Margsret Keasins, who was injured
~, ,umpue from window at No ID Baxter street, dur
,ns ,hs late DISASTROUS IRE, died Yesterday AZ Bellevue
HOSPITAL. 81, ,-.,.-,s ...s ,b,,.v 49,,
49, rror, the efects OF injuries accidentally re-
csivsd By falling from hay loft at No. 90 Christopher
Ssc.sv wssb dad nj his residence, No. "a Betbune
et yesterday from the effects Of injuries received the
ssy Rsvou BY being struck by heavy piece Of timber
fhs body q an unknown man, aoou. snny -nvs years
EisKt16uth street, Fast river.
broner wdsy held inqussts in oil Of the above cases.
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An IMPORTANT Position GATSED.-The 0eca-
patton Of the railway bridge at Pocotaligo, in
South Carolina, by the Third regiment Of South
Carolina African troops. under Colonel Mont
geometry, is an important military position
gained in that quarter. This bridge crosses q
deep. sluggish river and broad morass. and its
occupation or destruction cuts in the middle
the only direct inland communication between
Charleston and Savannah, and secures good
base for an inland flank movement on either
city. Several attempts have heretofore been
made against Poootaligo, in which the enemy
have invariably proved too strong for our at
taoking forces. This last attempt has succeed
cd, no doubt, from the reduction of the rebel
force on guard in order to strengthen Joe
Johnston in Mississippi. We dare say that
twenty thousand of the thirty or forty thousand
troops Of Beauregard who were on duty be-
tween Charleston and Savannah month ago
are now in Mississippi or on the road to rein
force Johnston. We should not, therefore, be
surprised to hear very soon Of some successful
enterprise in South Carolina or Georgia upon
. larger scale than anything which has yet been
achieved in that department.
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The Human Faee.-A new system Of
Ply nose lips mouth head hair eye.
brows hands feet skim compe1ion with all signs Of
cal Journal June number, 10 cents New volume
men"es july q ~ yssr i Ssn 1s ~ as
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Ce~rt Calender--This Day.

Couyy Calemdar-Thn Deys
nDnKNn Co6fr-CRcun-Part 1.-Adjourned 10 Tues
~ June TO- Part 2short caupes.-Nos. 1891, Casey
klnN DAfpock, s2o<, 20e1, 2<i4k, s2x3, 1898, 1880
~ Sess. sl, ss1 ssss, ss2, 1888, a2as, 27e2, 2i2l,
Sueg Pra,e--Rsss l:-"ops hour" causes. --Nos $50.
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Eight Carries dc visite for One Dollar,
BALCH6 Gallery, as Broadway Grand street,
late Barclay and Greenwich streets.
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Progress.-see Je1. Davis Procla ms
ton OF Freedom HOLMES Photograph Gallery, No S0S
Broadway, corner Of Duane street
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Marsh's Truss and Bandage Institute,
corner Of Broadway aud Ann ttrec Supporters Elastic
Stokpgs shoulder Braces Suspensory Bandages and In
etrnnr all kinds OF detormites lady attendant
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See Foote'S Patent Umbrella Lock
stauds at WHEELER 4 WILSON'S. sos Broadway, n Y.
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GENERAL BURNSIDE AND TIE MILITARY ARRESTS.
The World Of 10 day IL rather jubant over the sup
position that order OF General Burnside indicates that
h. has been deprived Of the power Of making arrests Of
drloya obnoxious persons. The World 10 mistaken IN
the meaning of the order The Provost Marshal General
alluded in IL 10 the Provost Marshal General Of General
Burusides military department and not the Provost
Marshal General Washington for the execution OF the
Conscripton law.
RETURN OF FUGITIVE SLAVES.
Walter s. Cox, the commissioner under the Fugitive
Slave law to-day remsnded runaway slaves, two
of them children from Maryland, to their claimants.
Adavt had been made Of the loyalty OF the latter par.
ties
COMPARISONS BETWEEN THE srEeEs OF vicKsBuRG
AND FORT HUDSON AND THAT OF YORKTOWN.
spasmodic efforts constantly made here by radical
psrtsans to make out that the seges Of vcSsburs and
Port Hudson are entirely different affairs from that Of
Mcclellan before Yorktown.
THE TRIBUNE ATTACK on THE ADMINISTRATION.
The tone Of feeling that has existed in official circles
here touching the Tribune since Its late fierce article
against the administers IN It's conduct Of the war, has
prepared the public mind FOR its too late submissive back
down to-day The private foot tracks Of Greeley are also
known and excite the strongest indignation.
DECISION IN REFERENCES TO REISSUES OF PATENTS.
Heretofore has been the practice Of the Patent Once
TO refuse to entertain an application Tor reissue, On be
half Of an assignee assgpees unless he they owned
the entire interest Of the patience. The Board OF FIX
amners 10 Chief have given opinion, referred
20 them by the Commissioner thai any assignee Of IN
exclusive territorial right under patent entitled 10
surrender and lake out reissue which will be operative
20 the extent Of the territory embraced In his grant
cArTAN =. G. WARRINGTON.
From private asspaseh to Brigadsr General Crawford
Il has been sscersipsd that his brother nIaw Captain
r. G. washington, Who reported wounded and .
prisoner n the battle ~ Hsues Blnn, has arrived AZ
Memphis. He commanded The Thirteenth United States
Infantry " shs attack HABss Bo, and 10 severely
but not norsally wounded
UNION or 7nB ARnY AND rAvY. .......
Last evening Colonel Arthur b. button, y. A., was
nsrped in ths CITY, Mss Marion n. sands, daughter
Of Captain g. r. Sands, y. ~ The wedding Vas bril-
DvsyrE OF FEE IsvrsIAsIANs ron A RBrvRN TO
TEN OLD CONDITION or THINGS.
n n known that numerous and powerful sIsmsnt Of
shs old population Lsussns sssre recognition Of ths
esss q wss before the rebellion The Of proper.
" hsdsrs 10 the South well say that II was BY their
Gets that rebellion was initiated
SENATOR HARRIS IN WASHINGTON.
Senator HsrYis, Of New York, 10 a. WIZARDS.
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wheeler Il WtlsOm's Sewing Machines,
with valuable improvements. ONCE sos Broadway Y.
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Eight Carries de vistte for 81, OF I'm
equalsd style and hnsh sTAiTs corner OF Corandt and
Greenwich streets
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IL Carries do vlstte, o1.-By Vaughan,
22s Bowery Broadway galleries admit his work 10 be the
hanl I'm the al
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City Ladies' and Ladies' from the Coun.
try II YOU wish Wedding Slips and CATERS Summer Balmo.
rails and Cater Boots patronize MILLER CO, M Qanal
afr
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Ferris & sons own and Paris Boots
and Shoes Nassau street and 6s4 Broadway two doors
below Fourth street.
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iron Governor cursa yin b issued 70 morrow. calling
spes Ne people Of the ssAse 70 Organise Immediately Zoe
the state defence.
Tho time for action has arrived 10 says our State from
invasion By ~ rebel forces
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Thirty peg
cent premium paid for prizes. Information furnished
Highest premium paid for douboons and all kinds OF gold
aud silver TAYLOR & co, Pankers
Ii Vail street, New York.
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Omoiat Drawings 81 the shelby College
ExrRA CLAss l2s--June II. 1854
g. H. &c. -, 81, "a, 49, g. go. 80, 81, 81, IL, o..
Class A2l--June II. 1869.
81, so, "A, &, as, 60, IA, "a, Al, 70, ~.
" JOHN A NORRIS 90.
" iluliugt0a. Delaware.
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rhs sales or Gcvernmsnt rivs-Twenty
:. Years BOnas.

PHILADELPHIA, June il 1853
The general loan agent reports the sale Of 81 100000
hvetwsnsiss yesterday and 81 800 100 10 day at the
various agencies In loyal cities aud states the delivery Of
bonds being made 10 May 10 and every EFFORT ia making
" Ne rsYwy Department 70 hg0ss W supply
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GENERAL FRxMONT's LErrER.-The letter ad-
dressed by General Fremont to the Secretary
OF War. relative to General Buffers claim to
priority Of rank as major general over all the
bthers appointed by the President Is Of great
interest to the public. General Butler, whose
energy is untring, and who at the present time
u usoccupied by such cases as pressed upon
hlm at New Orleans, Baltimore or Fortress
Monroe, deems the position be is 80 strenuously
seeking matter well worth striving for. His
demand is singular one, no doubt; but in
these strange times we see wonderful events
securing; and as Gen. Halleck and Secretary
Stanton, both lawyers, have paid enough atten-
ton to General Buffers claim to give the
matter hearing, and demand answers from
both Mcclellan and Fremont. the persons most
Interested in the affair, we do not know how It
may all end. We think it is very clear who
should commando but these are strange
times, and queer things take place. We await
che upshot of this business with anxiety.
The whole affair may be termed triangular
1ght. Butler has had his shot, Fremont has
likewise INDUCED; but we do not anticipate that
Mcclellan will follow their examples.
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Wigs. ToWpees. Hair Dye, Hair Dyetng
and lodayia Cream, for Identifying the hair, at W. l.
BACHELORS. ~ Bond street.
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Prizes Cashed In All Lcgaltzed l.otte'
res Information given. JOSEPH BATES. Broker,
No II Wall street. room No !, New York.
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MIDCElslANEOUs.
any suTLERs.
OLD oogNAc BRANDT.
IMPORTED AND BOTTLED BY THE SUBSCRIBER
MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINE.
yIrrAsEs OF 1855 10 1852
s0MD on THE BEST BRANDS iMroRfkD.
PORT WINE.
pRy AND SWEET, VERY FINE AID OLD.
\. JAMAICA AND sr CRUZ RUN
,Js sSosT " 1s 4S II 9 s2E aSSsSsr
OLD BOURBON " HIsKBY,
Received direct from Kentucky and warranted pure. For
poIbS % gsss T. IL ge. s"s s1:ns
CLEAR COMPLEXION AND BRIGHT EYES PROVE
Tosnac Dters whist ssllowtinge sn csreworn look tell
ndbitabiy that the sufferer rapidly decreasips his vital
naGsYs by foosh drinking concoctions named BIZ their
brcs 'Blttsrs" but more generally known rot
au" The French Cogpsc Bcrs 90 straight TO the seat Of
stea.e rid body VI humors aud re,itsc the consu
ton. They sold by all respectable druggists and gors
and Wholesale and re!a by the sole agent lor the United
States D. srElSFELp, 20 Nassau street New York
THOUSAND REPKIaERArORs. FROM % %
"A $50 $500. $3.50. $50 $40
say.nr Of ~ per cent by b housekeeping ArticesM
T. d. BkbsFo6Ds drea Hssssr' Cooper insu'a'e Assor
maze
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JeMers' Ladies' and Gents shoes for
summer attract crowds of the elite who appreciate
. JEFFERs, 513 Broadway.
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Hats.-Whttc's spring styles or Hats
very attractive Dress Hats Soft Imperial and Military
Also Caps. 2l6 Broadway.
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News from can Frspcsrs.

SAs FeAscLoso. iune IL. 1899
Importers are DOUG little but ANAL iabberssre making
largo sales to interior customers An important feature
Of present rsfe IL tho largo demand Cor dry goods aud
Other merchandise suitable for export 10 Mexico.
The latest dates from Hong Kong are to tho iitt Of
April The ship Viking had arrived there Sth from San
Francisco 2Sth OF rebruAry-msny days. later than had
reached China Europe There we're vessels oadns In
Chinese posts for Atlantic American ports but several
wore up fcr San Francisco. being mostly passenger ships
SAN FRANCISCO. June II 1898
advoss OF tho capture on tas ID ms, of California
bound ship and that the insurance against war risks has
advanced to ton psr cent likely 10 eause material
advance in general merchandise.
At the primary election OF the linton party Of San
Francisco, held yesterday delegates favorable 10 tho
nomination Of r. r. Low for Governor elected 70
the convention making his choice amost certain Mr..
Work at the New Idria quicksilver mine "a santa Cruz
county Is about 10 DO resumed, which Will materially IN
the quicksilver product OF the State Tho mine has
been closed during many months o. account Of litigation
TO titlo.
Business Is duu.
Fire La Observation-Disclosures OF "a soldier.
Ciu0NNAri, Juns =, 1863.
Nine tenement houses mostly framed, Front street,
ncar Elm, were destroyed by Ore this eveung f0ty-
four families were rendered houseess Loss $ioOOe no
Samuel Snyder. Of Reading, Pa. volunteer in the FL
tieh Pennsy regiment found murdered 10 the
street this morning the murderer is unknown
OMciai Drawlngs or MURRAY, Eddy 4
Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri State Lcttersa
A. sS 81 lS S;., = 81; ~ e. H. Is 80
a. 40. 6s, 3. ~. 2. so. 90, 80. 80; ls. 20.
Circulars sent free Of charge p siSs;i' sS seIT
OovugtSn. Ry. or VI. Louis No
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Beautiful CompiextOn.-Lstrd 's Blsoin
Youth Liquid PEARL for the complexion and skim
moved 20 ss3 Broadway. Sold at ali druggists
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Nothing gives such perfect finish 10
gentle dress as good hat In order 20 make the
eject complete The hat must he elegant in shape beautiful
hnish In onablc style combin Nil these
desirable qualities added TO the still inpora onrs OF
Durability DO had Of KNOX 22 broadway who stands
tho tip OF s line ia all these essentials One trial OF
hts will the truth OF the assertion
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Pair OF Caters for One DOIIar.-Can-
tre dsp0sing Of large stock of Coored Caters suitable
Cor summer wear, below cost CANTRELL Sl3 Broadway.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preventative aud
wig depot, wholesale aud retail Noe Aston House The
dvsa led NV All
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w. a. Batchelor's Hair Dye-Thc Best
IA the world: INSTANTANEOUS harmless and reliable. Sold
by all druggists aud perfume Factory, III Barclay street.
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Try MiiIer's Hair DYE. 90 Cents. Black
snd brown the best In Sold by AL dr.sgs,s Depot
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The leading article in the Chattanoo.
ga Rebel of the 18th ult., pats Vallan-
digham approvingly on the back and
calls him man of pluck, dignity and
courage. 1t says the result will hardly
go fatally to him, although the Lincoln
leaders would willingly assassinate him,
but they dare not; blood for blood is
an axiom, and they would find it good
universally. They are the most arrant
towards personally and in sparing Val.
landigham they will have prudent care
for their own bacon.
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Peter Pence.

The increase in the number of bare
footed Monks and Friars who may be
seen in the religious quarter of Paris
that all around st. Sulpice and the Rue
de Vangirard--has caused the greatest
curiosity. They may be seen at all
hours Of the day walking along in the
quiet and almost deserted streets Of that
quarter, bareheaded and barefooted-
their blue heels and cbilblainy toes ere
ating the greatest commiseratiou among
the ladies aud children as they tread
bravely over the frozen snow covered
pavement. They have assembled here
in great numbers to further the gigan-
tic work which has been commenced at
Ghent-the "Work Of St. Peters
Penny"
By St. Peters Penny the most stu.
pendous works have been underta ken
and completed, and the "work" of to-.
day is that Of libcrating the Pope from
all anxiety concerning the increase Of
expenditures Inecessaryto to meet his pres
ont emergency. The Monks and Fri
ars Of the two great b!gging orders, the
FranciScans and Capuchins, have been
convokcd and are TO be distributed all
over Europe in search Of alm8 to assist
in this mighty work Loudon Star,
Dec. 81.
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Union Men, Stand to your Guns !

Union Men, Stand to your Guns
Vallandigham, the not-a.man-nor-a-
dollar candidate for Governor of Ohio
the man whom the Chattanooga Reb-
el called "our style of man" and conf
IDENTIFY predicted his election--the man
for whom the great rebel horse thief
Morgan and his arauders hurrahed, as
they rode through 0bio-Vallandig
ham, who has been forced to take ref
ugo under the shadow Of the British
flag because he dare not return to the
soil Of his own oountry-this is the man
whom the Copperhead leaders have pre-
sented to the people, as proper man to
Gil the highest Office in the State! What
an insult to the 4oyal men and women
Of Ohio, and their gallant sons, broth
ers and other kindred, who are nobly
periling their lives in defence Of their
country! Friends of the Union-of the
Government which your fathers estab-
lished and left to you as priceless her
itage-frends Of the brave soldiers in
lie field, will you consider any sacrifice
too great any effort too arduous, which
you may be called upon to make, to pre-
vent the deep and burning disgrace of
such a mans election? IF not, then
see to it, each one of you-man or wo-
man-young and old--that you leave
nothing uudone that you can do honor
ably in your respective spheres of infu.
ence, to insure his overwhelming and
'ignomninus defeat. But remem Der that
this can only be done by active, vigilant
and perseveriug 1ror&-from this time
until the closing of the polls on the I'd
Tuesday Of October. The Copperheads
will die hard" for they know that this
is their last hope, and if defeated now
their political doom is sealed forever
They are playing their last desperate
card, aad have staked all upon the haz.
ard Of the die. Let the friends of the
Union watch ana work with equal en-
erEy, and glorious and decisive victory
will reward their efforts.
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Charles King, aged eighty-one years
is private in the 37th Iowa regiment
Re is six feet eight inches in height
WINS born in Virginia, and claims to be
descendant of Pocahontas. The Illi-
nOis Journal says che has been twice
married, (frst when only nineteen years
of age,) and is the father oftwenty- one
children, one of which was, two weeks
sincei only fifteen months old when it
died. He claims TO be able to repeat
every word of the Bible from the begin
ming of Genesis to the end of Revela-
tion, and yet can neither read nor aorite!
"a daughter having read the book to
him, his wonderful memory enabling
him to retain it after committing it to
memory"
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jefferson on Secession,

The voice Of every patriot whose
name has been associated with our coun-
try's history has been in favor of tho
Union aud against the pestilent heresy
Of secession. Thomas Jefferson, in the
ninth volume of his works, says:
"Wben any one State in the Americas
Union refuses obedience to the coRsed
Grafton by which thoy have bound
themselves, the rest haze u natural right
to compel them 70 obedience. Congress
would probably exercise lupg patience
before they would recur 20 force. but II
the cause ultimately required it, they
would use that recurrence r.
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such a Government as this, under which
we have lived for more than three quar-.
ters of a century-in which we have
gained our wealth, our standing as a
nation, our domestic safety while the el-
ements Of peril are around us, with
peace and tranquility accompanied with
unboun ded prosperity and rights unas-
'ailcd-is the height of madness, folly
and wickeduess, to which l can neither
lend my sanction nor my vote"