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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-09-07

Font SUMTER TO BE HELD.-The At
lanta ~Confederaey learns from a creditable
source that since he amagas aastained
by Fort Sumter, General Beauregard sent
q commission composed of Engineers, to
examine its condition a%ndreport whether
it was capable of defence. They pro-
ceeded to the Fort, and after a thorough
examination, lthe Fort being, under fire
at the time,) reported that it was suscep-
tible of defense for an indefinite period.
General Beauregard then called for vol
unteers to defend that fertilization. II
this call there was an immediate response
from more men than was necessary. L
is impossible to estimate too highly, anc
and to attach too warm a~panegyric tt
this offer voluntary service for a duty Sc
so pcrilous. 1t will be a shining mari
among the numerous transactions of gal
lantry emblazoned by tbs war.
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WANTED

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wages and perma-
nent employment will be given. Also Wanted,
ENGRAVERS, one or more, to whom regular
work will be given. Apply at once to
BRANSON, FARRAR & co.
Raleigh, September 9Th, 1868. 3-tf
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-09-07

- ANSWER TO ENIGMA in our last
issue Colonel Carlton Leayenthorp.
Answer to Charade :-Enoch and Ne
thuselah.
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The Reaction.

We hear persons say daily, who have
adhered to the Standard in all it's move
ments during this war, that it has gone
too lar, and that its policy is mischievous
and must be disastrous to the Southern
cause, that it is doing incalculable mis-
chief, and that they can follow it no Ion
ger. In one day we received letters from
which We make the following extracts
The reaction has been commenced by
those who have been mislcd by the Stan
dard, and it will sweep like 4 tornado
through the whole State, Those whom
it has misled and deceived, will be loud
est in their denunciation of it:
4 letter to the Editor from Chatham
county, written By a thorough,going con
servstlve, contains the following remarks:
1.-The course my friend Holden is ia
king, has a disastrous effect through the
country, in producing assertions from the
army and encouraging those who are
now at hone lying out in the woods, and
IN bodies committing depr edations or
nelghbors by taking their arms and steal
ing provisions, as they go in bodies toe
strong for a few persons to resist. H,
may be patriotic in his course, but whel
he sees the effect, he should certainl,
change. He has the largest subscription
of any paper coming to this office. bn
If he continne as for the last few weeks
he will lose scores of subscribers here
Extract of a letter to the Editor fror
Stokes county:
q am more and moro pleased wit
every number Of the Spirit of the Ae
and the Fa ~tteville Observer. Bot
these papers advocate the interest of tt
country and not party. They are M
seeking popularity, but that which W
!. ensure to the honor Of their country.
would like to see these papers in eye1
family in the State. The Age has Il
, largest subscription list at this Office, al
the Observer next. May they both il
!, crease here and elsewhere an hundr
fold.n
, Extract of a letter to the Editor frc
I. Arson county:
, Enclosed find S. for the Age. Co
slider me in for a life membership as
subscriber to the Spirit of the Age.
see IN your last number you use up tht
miserable yankee s~ympathisers aud
= constructionists, which endears me s.
E more to your paper
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, osALs FoR AsEs
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR.
WASHINGTON. Jpne 11d 1872

o
WASHINGTON, June I'D, lS63.}
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
Once, until II O'Clock M. on SATBEDlY. the
fsst day OF August next, for furnishing and Con-
structiIg the Cases for Models in the north saloon
Of the Patent Once building, including all mate
risls and workmanship, except the irSn oil ssters
of the lower tier of cases, the stairwhys and tn
ratings. These will be furnished by the cavern
ment, but it win devolve upon che contractor 70
put them up
These Cases will be similar in form aud coustrne
tion to those of the saloon Of the west wing, but
soned and tree from knots and shahes, and the
work must be done in the best and most workm an :
like mar ner.
rhe contractor will be required to furnish the
brass hinges and to fit them in; also to furnish
locks like those of the present cases gt
The whole WORK toeeJ finished threu ghout with
four coats of paint c. posed of the best pu lead
ground in oil The glass must he squal III every
respect to that Of the In he West saloon and
must be well bedded and braided and left Gle an
and whole on the com piesion of toe ontract.
The plans may be sean at toe office of the Archi-
sct OF the q. ). Capitol Extension. on the east
SapiIoi Square every day, sundsss excepted, from
The Commissioner reserves the ris hit to refsct
any or 81 OF tha bids IL he considers il to the in
terest OF the Gov rnnasnt to do 40.
All bids must be addressed to the ..Commissioner
OF Patents, and endorsed Proposals for Gases
for the u. 8. Patent 0fice.o
The said bids will be opened at n o'clock m. on
the aforeseid hIst cay of August, in the presence
of such Of the bidders may see proper to attend
" yl.WtAu3 D. P. HoLLe HAY. Commis'r.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoposALs FoR STEAM MACHINERY.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.. Jnly Gath, 1883.
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT viii, until the TWENTY
aSmoled AT red yss els Of wood 70 80 propelled BY two
.esns u.
ovsr shaft rne of each
be dity i've inches, and the stroke OF its piston
The boilers to be Of the horizontal tubular kind,
With eoa square feet OF CRATE OF not exceeding 6R
face The uSes to be o Sras Shells to be
thick plate, with Z l6 inch thick bottoms and fur
paces; and braeed with a working pressure Of IS
The screws TO be Of composition of copper and
to IL n fss
will be sustained from the counter Of the vessel by
brass hanger. and !. the shaft win rs,olvs olive, in
with lioseTs sasiyslens to ts Dim Rfsls ko s5. e
be required to have an auxiliary steam pump. The
usual number of duplicate pieces, tools, instru
% tracts are ret to be furnisSsd. '0 " 'a'A nv . '0n
The machinery to include all that is necessary
alleys. etc, and is to bs in ali respects complete
for that purpose, according to naval usages.
ship to Be hrst class, seeordns to naval standard
The parties will n axe their own general and work
Department Tor spproTai bsfoss @ executing rs them s'
Before contract is made the parties viii be re:
The ma chinery is to be erected in the vessels at
the different Navy Yards of Kittsry, Maine ;
Gharlestown, Massachusetts.; New York and
names of the Navy Yards at which the parti es in
tend to furnish the mach hinery ; the names Of the
for which they propose to furnish t he machinery
in the vessel COM pete and ready for steapine and
the time from the date of contract in which they
win guarantee to complete tie work.
The proposals are to be endorsed = Proposals. for
e othsr
contract will embrace the usual conditions. and
payments will be made in the usual manner IS the
work progresses.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all of the proposals that may be made under
iuteres REQUIRES ~ 2s-2sw
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ADJUSTMENTS,


ASHtNSt ON IHEAJE ER,
HLKVENTH sTREET. NEAR PA. AVENUE
1scsEasiNG EH1s |Eas;sfy, ssfzIfxNn ExssFsG sSrss
JANE rseL1sH's TROUPE ST DENIS.
f,Iss 1GSTsTH sPpt .f;nss ss0 Of asksT r. sissF'
RRTTGGHHas1LgMsAT. RTGH
DootAa1hS;S aazNn Scoh1o ST. DENIS o11o.
X Il sEfk sEfk oH4aFEFsE.: ooHH4aaPEFsE.
kaoi dsS sSs tHbfks
Children haif rrise-25 cents,
~ The enchanting laremie.e danseuse. M'LL1
MlakiETTA RAsEL Lis ce to Gabriel and Fra1c 3
asysi, has arrived in this country and will appear
oDo Fellows HALL.
,ToRNADoEs OF APPLAUSE
AND
wH1RLWINDs OF APPRECIATION
THE GREAT ENrERTAINMEsr
PROFESSOR ANDERSON,
Son of the OrigL al Wizard Of the North, and frst
Pres.idi gitateur of the European Theaters.
THE COOLEST HALL IN THE CITY AND THE
GREAT SUMNER ENTERTAINMENT
~ THE WORLD OF MAGIC! -
ALL THE GREAT DEL UsIoNs
PERFORMED WITHOUT ANY APPARATUsi
GRAND PkE5TIDiGI rORIAL MATINEE
ON NEXT
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
commencing at thI ee O'Clock.
Admission Is cents; Reserved Seats 50 cents.
Doors open at u O'Clock; commence at 8 o clock.
NOVELTIES PRODUCED
jy 2s-2t. IN RAPID SUCCESSION.
CANTERBURY HALL,
VIM. Z. sinn. Sole Manager and Proprietor
THE SUMMER THEATER
STANDARD MHUs1o HALL.
THE POPULAR AMUSEMENT INSTITUTION.
ONLY PLACE OF Fx1 TA5 45'Ni KIND IN WASH
MAMMOTH DRAMATIC ANB OPERATIC COM
B1NATION!
THE FLOATING BEACON or DEATH;
THE YASahkEE TAR.
Characters By the Dramatic Company.
New Scotch Ballet.
By the Court of Beauty,
MISS EVA BRENT.
The Great Operatic songstress.
The hn Immsnse Corps d'Ethiope in
ixTRAvAGANzAs, &c.
Admission twenty five and fifty cents
gust Sd. jy 27.6t
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On TO. MORROW WedntSdGyl AFTERNOON,
On To MG RROW Welne dny) A FTERNOON,
DAY PEKFORMAaCE FOB LADIKS.
Childran hatf urire-2 25 cpnts

MARIETTA RASEL LIt ce to Gabriel and FraIec
kave, has arrived in this country, and will appear
On Thursday evenine. ~ %
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FOR SALE OR CHARTER- - =
TWO BARGE5. ..a IA
Inquire on boand or Of B. 8, LaMKfES, Pal
ner's wharf, foot l1th street. Cheap for cash.
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DROPOsALS FOR HATS, GAPS, SHOES, DRY
GOODS. SO.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON,
C5fce Of hiJ Qxarfamastsr. Judy l. 1861
Written proposals are invited for furnishing for
this Department. to be delivered in this city, the
following articles, suitable for clothing contraband
men, wOmen, and children
Russell Brogans, and other serviceable Shoes.
for men, women, and childrsns wear.
Ready. maae hickory and check Shirts, and Den
ham Over alls.
Woolen and Cotton Goods
Samples should be sent with each bid. at the sx-
ptnse ot the party forwarding the same.
No bids wIll be entertained unless satisfactory
evidence can be furnished Of the reliability ana
loyalty of the bidder
Proposals will be opened from time to time, and
contracts awarded as the interests of the service
may require.
Good security will be required fer the faithful
fulhllment of any contract made under this adver-
tisenent. =
Proposals should be addressed to the under
signed, and Endorsed 3" Proposals for furnishing
Dry Got dis. dc. ELIAS M GREENE,
Lieutenant Colonel, Chief Quartermaster,
1y I'm Department of Wash ing ton.
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DRoPos sALs FOR LU MBIR
CHIEF AssIsf'T QuAArRRMAefRR's OPrIoY. J
Depot Of Washin gton. 215 G. eorasr ISL ST.


OS''' "aaa WasnIsa1os D. Z: :''ssi Say ~ Il. lsss}
delivering in the city Of Wasin xton at such point
nay o the 9ns knd
and description, viz:
rive eS ouns ss.
One Ws feet 81 OF snt
Twenty thousane t9o,WSj feet 81 or two (Sj inch
Thirty thousand feet White Pine Timber,
ThiSs, shsassnd 1s 900, feet White Pine Timber,
Thirty thousand is. .ecoj feet White Pine Timber,
BY 6. 2 to q feet long.
sixty IS or ten m
60! ssf s% seven %
inches vide, 16 feet long, Hsnloek,
Ten tn0asand no,ocO feet1oiss, by 5 IL feet long,
Ten ,heqsspd 40 ,oo, feet Jost, by s. fss. long,
Ten tas9ssPd o. .eo feet JOiss by g. 10 feet long,
Ten. thousand 10000, feet scantlins, BY 4, "A
Ten oo5 feet se.ntlins,s by 4, Is feet
Ten thsa;snd 10000 feet scantlnss BY 4, ls feet
Ali the above described to be good, merahantable
Lumber subject to the inspection OF an agent ap-
iamsee Ra' Be- dee9sd G BY tRs sd day of
i''' PROPOSALS.
The full name and Post OfHce address of the bid
der must appear in the proposal.
II q bid Is made in the name of firm, the names
OF all the parties must appear, or the bid viii be
considered the Individual proposal of the party
Proposals from disloyal parties will not be con-
Giaered, and AN OATH OF ALLEGIANCE MUST ACCOM-
Propos ais must be addressed to Capt Edward L.
Harts Assftant mas United ed States
marked proposals for Lumber
GUARANTEE.
The responsibility OF the guarantors must be
nearest District Court or of the United States Dis
The ability Of the bidder to fill the contract should
It be awarded to him. must be guaranteed by two
responsible persons whose signatures are to be ap
pended to the guarantee, and said guarantee must
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
are opened, or their PROPOSALS will net be consid-
cred.
Bonds in the sam of five thousand dollars, signed
BY the contractor and both of his gnarantors, will
be required of the successful bidder or bidders
upon signing the contract
FORM OF GUARANTEES.
We. of the county of =, and State Of
of do hereby guarantees ran % that 1 able sAts to
fulfill the contract in accordance with the terms of
his proposition, and that should his proposition be
accordance Herewith
Should the contract be awarded aim we are pre-
pared to become his securities.
ITO this guarantee must be appended the Official
certificate above mentioned.)
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
master well the right to select from each bid
such Lumber. at the pr'ce therein named, as Is re-
suirea By TIE And IN case Of the t
furnish within the time prescribed, in quality OIL
quantity. the Lumber stipulated to be delivere',
right to supply such deficiency hy- purchase. and
suoh bidder be charged with the difference of cost
Informal proposals will Swlsb b Ef,sissd. HARTz
jY 22-td Captain and A. Q. M, O. g. Army
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PRENTICEANlA.

The enemy's pickets at the fords on the Ten
nessee River say, that, although we have driv-
en- the rebels from Tennessee, they mean to give
us hell in kentucky. We don't thiak we shall
accept the kind donation. Keep it. rabs, Tor
yourselves and your children. Your torrid
tracts shall not be confiscated
Napoleon W as Imprisoned upon st. Helena.
John Morgan and his officers should be shut
up in a tremendous iron hen coop-an emblem
of the line of business in which they have made
themselves famous. Hj Easaf -
If John Morgan is, as he has been called, a
eock,turkey, we hope that some of our fine tel.
laws will show themselves turkey gohblers.
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little toy who was born on the day Buchanan
was elected President. Whether that is evil
dence that he will one day fiji the Presidential
chair your ciairvoyant readers may decide.
One thing is sure. he is very smart. A short
time sincehe told q story, and upoa being
asked by his mother IT he did not know it was
wrong, replied yes. His mother then told him
God did not love little boys who told stories,
and asked ii he was not aware that God Kuew
he bad told a storyg E g 80 Hs :.
-" Know It9'' said he; aof course he doss. He
knows everything. He knew il before told il.
Yes mamma, he knew il before was born: and
! don't belieYe he cares one bit more about it
now than he did before" s. s5-sts :. s 49,
What could q mother say to such theolo.
giant = 80 = Sesa1A' = i1'S 80 atsas2G
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GRAVEL ROOFS! GRAVEL ROOFS!
THE WILSON MANUFACTURING CO.,
Successors to J. r. WALKER & SON.
WASHINGTON, D c.,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa
MANUFACTURERS OF
LAMP BLACK, ROOFING MATERIALS,
PROOF FELT, CEMENT,
AND GRAVEL
Fl q q ES.
oRFICE-Louisiana avenue. next door to the
Bank Of Washington.
W0RKS-Foot OF Twenty-ssoond street west.
-Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, Washington, and Thir.
tieth and Hamilton streets, Philadelphia.
a. G. WILSON, President.
TIP. WILSON, Jr., Secretary.
N. B.-FELT AND CEMENT FOR SALE. IN
large and small quantities,
All orders through Post Office Box 534 pune
tually attended to.
Repairs to old Roofs made promptly. All work
warranted. jy 2a-6m+
sTBGEaAAsURX Bias Ut DEpAhIhEMT, z, oEEIcE OF
tory evidence presented to the undersigned it has
been made TO appear tn at the First National Bank
District Of Columbia been duly organized under
and according to the requirements OF the act Of
toefs and to provide foP and Hes
ss ws a. o
CURED to be Complied with before commencing the
S Now. therefore. /, Hugh Mcoulloch. Comptroller
Of the Currency do hereby certify that the ssid
Waship ston, and District of Oouu eia is author
ICED to commence the business Of Banking under
In testimony whereof. witne.a my hand
H. 81 and seal OF Off &c fhis 18th dsy ct 1n I1Sniys5s
ty 17-d2m Comp roller of the Currency.
NoFICE.-For sale hse hur dred sets of one,
two and four horse second hand Harness,
good m sn and M psn
between AZ and 9Th street Harness and Saddle
Hands mated also, one good ersAa 9naY sroas
Ia lin TO the Report Of the COMMITTEES on the |
myT GRAEOK TAYLOR.
FoR SALE OR cHARTERl HART nar, ~. 7
Inquire on boand or Of b. g. LAMKfES. Pal /
ner,s 3 Eharf' foot ilth street. Cheap for cash.
uEADQUARTERS FOR CLOTHING.
H jyA SMITH 3, 460 Eleventh. ST.
CLOTHING AT ssiI1 HIS,
u jyl4 AGO Seventh street.
GIBsONp MANUAL. NEW EDITION; aa.
" -;y8 kk FsEE ERANCK TAYh0R I
, 1863-11-13
SETTLING DECEASED SOLDIERS,
AUQN UNTE.

|. ...-. nQN0 ON18s
The machinery Of the Circumlocutop
Vhfee is always provoking to the appli,
cant, and causes delays which many times
absolutely prevent the rendering OF sim.
pie justice. Especially is it manifested in
the outrageous delay which obtains in
settling the accounts of deceased officers,
As the Auditors Office is now managed,
the widow OF the officer or soldier killed
in battle, with many months pay due
her, may be suddenly left without dol
lar to purchase mourning or transport the
remains Of her husband She applies to
the War Department and receives the in
formation that from fourteen to sixteen
months must e1apse from the time Of max
ing application for pay due the killed IN
battle before the money can be possibly
obtained BY their representatives, There
fore, the widow Of the soldier killed at
Chickamauga, in September, 1868, must
wait until January, 1865, before she can
obtain the pay due her. In the Navy De-
partment, pay can be obtained .immedi.
ately BY the heir, literally without waiting
minute. Is not the soldiers widow as
proper creditor as the sailors? Why
this unfair discrimination? Among the
very first duties Of Congress at the coming
session, should be the passage of an act
compelling the War Department to p1sce
soldiers widows upon the same basis as
sailors'- There is no reason why prefer
ence should be shown.
, 1863-11-13

DE-. HIsnAEr: I haye been Z constant rude1es win
o5ptpe1a fo- the las. eighteen 5ea1s during which
ttno canno: say thas ever enjoyed perfectly yeu
day: There EeEe times VIXEN the symptoms vera
more sg2-svsted thar all Others and then It seemed
Wculd te Rrest relief to de- had At all times u
n Dy head. nu. ls.tsr1y my suHer.
1nRs 70 nuth Increased thAt pctams almost for
ousl1ess OF 8oy kind. ny mind Was continually dled
With gloomy tou2hts ard foretodi1gs, and II 1t
tempted to char Ee keir current by readsng at osce
attenuation of!cy coldaesa in connection vita deh
wight, ~ II E<1e. Kes.ed upon my orsin also fse.
lrg Ct ticanefs would cccur :. tho stomach. and
g1eat pato t. my e1es. accompanied with which WIS
continual fer cf1eE1s nF rekson. also experienced
E1eAt s1i:uce. etoli:5 AZ rer1oCauess which mace
II dGcn,t to walk By day or sleep At night became
adverse 10 society, sod dlspoted only to kecluson
soa haVtrE Tied tte tk1ll Ct number Of eminent
pf 5ffc;a1s efsat1us sceoo.s nnay cane to lhocoa.
clufon tht fof this dltsasa At present fa.ty
I've years. there was no cure IN ex!steuce, But
through the trse5le.enee Ct Divine Providence, to
whom tevoutjy offer my thanks. ] 1t last foy1d a
soveleiac str1sdy II Jcor Dyscopaia Pills atd Tar
Cosdfa', which keeu to haye eneesaaly lemorsd Al.
ess the lsst tzaee Of ny 1osg list OF ailments and
eed eerEs. and II tsei- plaza health pleasure and
conteDtnerr a1o NY eyary day companions,
JAMES II SAUNDERS,
no t+5Eor1h Reeord s.,ect. Phtlape!patA. formerly
Of Wocdnur5,E Il J.
, 1863-11-13

The True Sentiment Of Louisiana.
The following extract Of speech delivered
before the Union Association of New Or.
leans, bY Mr. J. G. r. Pitkins. on the a4th
instant, exhibits the sentiment Of the uacoa.
dit1ona1 1oyalists Of Loul.iana touching s1a.
vert and the slayeholdera' scheme for = re-
habilitatlon ofthe States,
"WhateGer phase certain questions of
Stats Government may assume in these
Southern States, howeYe Yer the relation may
be finally adjusted Of State and Federal Legi;-
tion; 3rst and aboye al towers. The grand
cardinal idea Of pufged and re2euefated
Union. It is futile to moan and mauuder
oser the corpse Of = dead a1avety--no polite
- q gh IT, eTff y give II !. een The
inal to debate merc local Questions. If
those questions tend one jot to
embarrnfs the great national efIort at
restoration. 7. Is desptcable to agitate mere
partisan pft1udlces, and alGost reveal In Ad.,
minittratton enbanassm ents. Away withall
fi9nes ard phftles M e., 1n,ow change the partisan
lufe craving for Union, and one and all,
North and South, exhibit the picture Of 4
mighty people, Nho6e first prayer and last
effort mnst be In behalf Of a chastened and
re-estab1isced nation. And let those who
tnEeIgh against the Administration, nav,
AAA1A6A A4AeA AAO!E tAAA lucy EftF CAFfQ TO
reprcach the rebellion, remember that while
one nstled hand Of this Republic Is stretched
forth to chastlse Its coYert ensmies, the other
is registering for ignominy all those who hsd
neither the honor Of a man nor the pride of
citizen to value and commend the efforts OF
onr countrJ's true lovers aud true workers
That hand has Just tmi ten Vallapdieham.
Woodward and Tuttle to the dusf, and
tom the hearts Of Ohio, Iowa, Indiana and
Pennsylvania has 1iEen an exultant shout Of
freedom and national devotion. Find trea.
son when and where We may. VIZ can kii1
either BY baEots or bnllets'' >>'1
, 1863-11-13
a SC11OFdELD TIEICK DE.
EEATED.



zen. echofe1d is working desperately to
enable 'he copperhcad members Of tho Mis-
eouli Leels1afure to elect one copperhead
ara c1e c'aybank Unite dstates Senator.
q oa1gs1n lad been patched up between
certain psrtics On the copperhead side and
certain parties the Claybank eide, where
hy the sensto76hIpe, upon the principle Of a
oss1a'on q plun!aer Here to be divided be-
tween them. The negohators In this trade,
however, concluded they would not be strong
e"o'sn 20 MAKE ther corrupt comb1nation
who wnrc +,o boaa.t - ~, " .uo memoesa
consequently OPPOSE an7 euch a,r,,,,.Ii...Na
cantd ba oha.t.a eMent,
~0uAo w e4ealeu out OF their piaces and
votes. The plan referred tn usa M -.
fhe rnesna oftn.,f... "0' Nv upon Us
away, without whom the barpa;n 49, s.,s
Men cxrectcd to.ba able, n ,,n,,t.ss. 's4e
lunre and coneu....s, - tae Lesls-.
1'o tnelr Undertaking.
IL arrtroaa TIA -, toRoAous-
~ "ottu "as 20 De given to
uEuefstand that Secretary stautou vsa +ha
anfhnr nf fhn o-d.u r., s...,r 40
o4uet' ~ tnat II the radicals
comPlaineo cf not getting fair plav, they
"out1 pe eolo taas tnclr oRn man-the S.c-
fttesy o1 Mat-a radical, 5Yas to blame!
Thereunno .aohos.,a s.s
x>,,s.-H -. t1e1ea an order for
.plaolpg snc1 officers IS were mem hera cf fha
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