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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-26

IN. k8kksT or 2Ay }. u. GR.fss--Gcvc.n;r
VAaee, - lcr.h Casollns, transmits % the LsS'f
lAire c' iLa lsse letter reesved fro.a tho Fec
te'siy oi Nas sng tAs esrass Ct tie a'test OF J.
h. G:sVts. charged y III els.oys,ty TIE le:tsr
hts 'aat nj ca sp:'s;rg to Cczl WsnSer fer
Esf2cit % proceed so.ta, Le represented Llmself
s' e'.izsn Ct IssF York 6asfous to re.1rn home,
&C IL that character rs4>ivsd re;I issiop. After
is.sirrn 10 tAe Eon,h. be rualisted letter In
l. b1ea nd - ~, eirsr cn the state Ct pSbl.c
oiiaten il tie kor.h. wliengave a rcst uufsvofar
be eipetl 20 tie seutiefn eau snG eensed much
c7iAEcus snG irq-iry aa to t~ srte -edsn.s of the
~1i:r. Gsn. G,pisr rsceised eavesai ietterx
sang c's which gave gocc ground. for su,pslt-
isy cTssts ID b. ,py os =. tess: cisadsoted
ts.sln An taehsrgea psissnsr ftem Fortress
SenfSe peaed Graves give tie T an 90 ofheeis
u u ase esscris slea CT tsae war cataeT building st
Ic&ciend, and, CO bsinY tAls~n dtae rams Of the
Ssator desc iase > here To o9nfsdsrsss sseaiasr
cfsed ircia Ter :.
abs .s,fgs wss subs:snsiase5 by Graves hisnssjf,
.e hastax ststsc to clergyman Of h.s asQhssn-
y 10 facilitate tis passsse North This sEd 9Th :
.knsss of his racse than sripictcts cordncs snd
~, eonYh eed General Vinser that It was
aasts 70 permit him to be at large. Es aseosdEsr
a. ~ ~aaoat consuitipg tie q vefnineEs as 1lsA.
mot z /. VI merely On hh own sn.Aority. eispstshed
80 onss % arresi him, eonsdsripg kim On he own
.esfa.sIistiop rbsn hs asksd passpcrtssa North.
as:ss, and therssors i.sEss q s-rsst - spy
Ma Niadsr wss rot assss .swas saiissa q
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iaso the iats;aks hy tho fssss ~ 90 ssStk.
10. inas a eissss hmssn fhs 6ssfstary scknew.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-26

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and permanent rsaes-whsth., :. cow, :. m.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-26

Ctsryutss Of Major c. Whsat.-The fGnsral Of
this 81 known aad gallant officer, who was killed
st the uattl. OF Mschanicsvile, bsfore Richmond.
In July last while l5acing hts co rusnd in.o &C
ton took place IL this city ca Saturday llsi, from
ths Monumental Uhu-ch, on B:oad street
A large concsusse Of military gad cit zsng plen-
tifnlly intsEsperasd with ladies', mbssd 1t the
chuck at sn eariy hour TO hear the funsral asr'
mon, which was de ivsrsd 6y the Hsv J q Mo
Cahe, ST or which the oofn, costaGins tho rem los
Of ths d.stinsushad Gead. was removed from tho
church to q csissoa drawn hy four span Of horses.
which had bSsn appropriately ssiected = convey
it to Holly wsoj Osa1etsry. TIE line Of pzccss.
sion was then fosmsd as fos oHs City Bait .lion,
,r Elliott 6. IN aandicg: Pdoiis Gcs;d, Lieut..
Ct ~ commanding. dstaahment OF the Tiger Ri.
fl:e; two bands VI music; caisson. containing tae
coin after which followed Louisiana cteess low
is the sity, Gen. llzsy aLd aft Gen Hsnningsea,
and sers Of the army, citizens. &c, and Ihe cor-
tess coEe ed with carriages containing friends and
aoQu ain.anoes Of the deceased.
xaIor Chats IAN EoburaeAE Wheat Vas native
OF Aisxand1is, Va, aAd was Distinguished not only
for his hae personal APPEARANCE bat for those
q IA i.ias which eousti:u,a . 60 lsnt officer sud
t.u gentleman OF . res. less rtving. and ch.vgL
rous disposition, the Nexican War a st 0pened
psth fsr his psc lila. genius, Go5s whsn his sword
has not lnia Idly In Ia tcab 3ard, Dst wherever
Struggling Liberty needed = csan pica, whether i;
WIS upon tbs ta.tle- -3slds of MsxiSo. Eiea ss,us,
italy, O: lis owa native south, be was smoog the
fsst to respond to the cal Ma or Wasat . a3te
b wished t. de, aIa DIST the flashing Ihe E1Er.
aad with tie aAg Of eis c,uary waving vicsarious-
iy sbove lin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-26

TAs <ho.istos Pris0Bas Owing 70 the facs that
n, boat was reported ii City Point on Saturday
a. Sunday nons II ths Aaolissoa prisoners left By
a g q trues on those dass They Wa % started
conveys ,cs fvr them. . Saturday evening thirty
two Yankees WIRE b.oasht to the Libby pTitop,
twenty .f,uE Il whom came from Teuns re. the
balancs wsEo eaptu Cd ncar Ka1assas, and were
tr,ught down by the sutfal rsiiroat
Norx-Hunday evening tbs Telegraph reported
the tr.iyai OF four steamboats, ct City Point, ~
last night e:shteen inbred Ysnkees we're gottsn
rasdy for journ,y this m9Fnlns. We believe the
bound South They vii! cary tia Yankeas to the
camp sor paro:ed snsn neaf Annapolis, Ma whsrs
lssge number VIII embrace the opportunity Of
ruariag Of, - they havs done heretofore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-26

HGADQ 1sr BRIGADE L.dHf UfvDIQR,
Oawp ars g. nssf Fredt ricksbu.gs 1sn 4.
P1isA:e Patrick Aeiee, Company am Va
REGIMENT WAS esscuted TO day. The Aseussd wiz
dessrt:on. snd fobbsry He psrjars4 him .aaf by
sHeaiing Chat be was foreigner, Aad not mert-
bsr Of any mill a~y oosapaay. bsfns S ths time
dsssFtef sr1m Company ], Iss vs. lsesmsns Es
Tbs Cen I sentenced him 70 be shst - death With
M,ake.sy."-
1'Eis morning tha. ssntsnss wrk day exscuteA
In the presence Of the brigade, thv somnand5 b..
nve pierced his body. He lied wi6hoot n erosn.r-
Actfee showed NO signs Of fe>r ss M 81 ft<cafng
doom. Fl. ssid hc was net sfesid f0dE H.swif0'
ard prizes. had bee1 teiegrapaed for ba: did nIt
arrive In time 70 cons,se h1 few remaining honrs.
Le. dsserteis and substitute3 take wxdEIng
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-26

DESCENT on Sporting House. neighbor
hood of north Kahn Stree. Lear the corner Of l2h
w.s thrown into comnnotian about O'Clock on
Saturday evening BY the appearance Of detssh
asni u the City pol &c, who proceeded imms
d:atels to make . descent on certain r,cms
ia tba. vicinity used ~ q pla.s for en-.
lswfui gsming. Tie fJilowiny pastise found
IN the house wars taken ~ III, aga Wig :
Dick Cope'ani, a L,vv, Stephen BurreSs. Hsasy
Rssrdssy, Iulnayen, uha.lss Elves Andrew
Zsll, David 3 Cox, Ee1j s'earoos. Vim d Alien.
Jerons Disgs. R'caWd karyssr. ID T Yates, 4 ii
tzsksol, klsxr imam. Pend,eton. Cnar1es
W.ison, JOHN Euscaar, and Nicholas Manly. Tae
cis,re a3s'nst Copeland was. keep.n; and sxlibit.
Ing h, game ce:ied Esro; ,ha others wsfe s--ess-
Cd for kens Sseseat At tia sarae After being car
ried TO tho csss sI VTsrs released Ga giginS GaGo
bail each r.spce - Iefcre the Mayor ths II .rniog.
Eundrs Faro ts,es a hs-f hukLal ef tvory clips.
&, d Other gamsisss spp.rasrs were ssix.d. pa.
In sn,bul, nee sy ;Ls police. AID csr,s,s eff 10
~. 3st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-26

kyrsst Of a Ysakee D. ssrter and 81. posed Sfy.-
Cn Saturday last Q man named Albert W. EiuGiair,
who also pa,ssa uodsr tbs a:iss of Carr ins:on.
was arrested OF 81 sssest In the rel xh5orho0d Of
the Afdc N Chur. b, by Detective Fred eksfsr, CT
thu s"ein District. In the same tsnsmens from
which Wos e the spy. was taken, Abtus nlae
months since iaeisir, y ho ct that ne passed Tor
: Lleutenen. II the Yanxee army and .profe essed
to be . deserter: fppsarsd In Ksshmond. o. d ives
committed to Caste Goodwin rs & spy. After he.
Ing thsrs consider able Time he succeeded In pur-
lon!ng himself ON gree ssntiasi ~ an oficsr OF
the prison. AID not only liberated himseH but
paxed GU: on his own aathli;Z the noto
rious Colonel Adler, @ fellow prisoner, who sac
Gee led In making his way to the North -
Tee oHlcers had nothing Of Einclsi's y hsresbouts
uaiil few days ago, whsn they wers ps iya.e.y In
f,rmed that he was in the city, and took measures
TO effect his arrest IL which ihsy succea ful
a. above related. II h believed that te has been
backwards AID forwards ir.m this city to the
North several times since he escaped, AMI been
h ID use'u' to the enemy ~ 3 spy. When nsar the
corner ef 6sh AMI Bread streets, On his way to
prison. he broke from the ef6cers and d prec;pi
t.te!y up Broad Ill rivipg At 81 Ltrset, down
witch he retrestsi rapid til near the Aims
House, whea he wa1 headed of and again taken In
custody. Whie the fugitive was attempting 10
eeeaps three shots were cd At him, but without
effsos Hs was taken to Castle Thunder for tia!
before Oaurt Martial
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-26

Reprtsvss, Peatons, &c -By . Communication
relstvs to pasdons rsprisves. 10. Of Pssitsa;iary
conv.sts. up TO January, l6s3. made BY Governor
Letchsr to the General Assembly On Eatut6ay. It
app4srs that tlncs ,cenb4r 4sh 1851, fJSty eight
res:d MS OF she Pen t.n,ary hAvs bseu pardoned,
ana ons q sa7s) reprisvsd from hassing In
passt cases The parties who received Exeousive
c.smensy lad no: cniy conducted themselves well
- ale p.lsonsrs. but hkd served ous most Of thsr
terms Tho Govsrnoe s,ys that since the dat,
Ab0ye ns1sl0ned no case has cv Gfrod where ho
has thought Il sxDsaisns OF right 70 sommate csp;.
tl cuuishuept
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-26

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-26

"OURH AND LOT ON THE NORTH eide
III Of Clay street, naar to Haehansn's 6arina,
for sa,e Ar AUCTION -Wnl be sold. upon tho
rrernigea, en- THURSDAY. ths 2Ssh day Of JAnu.
asy. eommsncips II 4 o'clock n, tie newly
eeestea arick Tensneat On The tortb alcc of Clsy
street, near Baehspaa's spr;sg. The houAs has
four roens and kitctsr. The Lot fronts about
q feet. and una b&ck l. 10 feet 10 An alley.
TsRMs -One- third cash. the balance 1t aud 12
mon hs, fer negotiable notes. interest stdsd, aad
sAsisfaGtSriy secured The taxes f,r 1868 70 -
paid By the purchaser. st
sia IS JAS ~ TAYLOR & con, Austr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-26

Aegsiaesd Hugh Reagan, who was charged with
s:eAiirR two hofsss, was examined befose Jusnes
Ees.ies, uf Hearico, last week. Ard honova ny 6L
ehseTed-ritnsSses prcsi g ih.t hs nad pufehasea
re ~ no ne, fcr 8 .0) from John D. 0rayss, aad
tse byl Of ssis Tor the ssms bel & exhhitsA-
3rxvss ras aant en- far trial &t the Ccp NY Ooort
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-26

Prlsy. LeEss -Ths following arrivals hsys been
ehEonislsd 81 uss.se Thundsr s.nss Saturday i
James Glue. company p, s7sh >. G.. dssertioU;
Andrew Rogers alias Esgjor EAnnirg, a, Maes1
Elias Lisatensnt Robert Lyuus. aad >.sosge Cst-
vsner. fer eng g,sirs in tbs snbsstuts tu.:ness ~
officers and agsatS; also, WiisEa Etsi-l a suosi-
ta:e Jo.n Henry, slave Of jesse VIII iAug, was
tent Ia by Esi,r Peytoa Wise. having besn ss.
restsd while trying to get to the Ysnksei; Chaies,
slave ef Timothy y ilsr, WAS arrested a deserser
from tho for; ifca.icn Pattisk Haeg ,rty wss seAI
from tho naval hospital for dI u lkeansss.
A msn nsmsd Warrington, y supposed spy. was
tai en- In cus.ody at the house OF WIN. B-tohts u,
on Sd. between Ms:ehsll snd Clay etsse.s snd
lodged IN tbs Prison for examination BY tbs mali
tAry sutho tbs. Tho detectives =, c-IrIed to
ths prison yesterday Capt George Hedior, Of com
pauy 1, 5.h Loc i.izna, " ho VISA takaa in custody
for Being Substitute agent Seventeen kaad ed
dollars. paid by parties fos substitutes 70 trisper
son Hns rscaYerxd d from Lin. s.-.e
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-12
$4,000 Cords Merchantable
Hard Wood,

To DO delivered as follows MT less than 5000 cords
10 be delivered duriug the month of eeptember not
less than 1900 cords during the merth Of october,
aud balance before the ,st day Of lertmber next;
bidders will rtate the price Ter cont, which they
propose 60 furnish theWoOd delivered whore out bids
to DO made In duplicate With a copy Of This adver
tsement.
The Wood 10 ho cut on such land as will be desig-
mated from this ohoo, wthipa line Of not TO exceed
six miles from town; 80 cut anS other lands with
In said lines the Contractor must furnish this Office
with written consent from the owner Of such lands.
No bids viii DO received for less than 5000
Cords a cash deposit mast be made with each pro
pOsal at the rate Of one thousand Dollars Tor each
5OO0 Cords Of Wood, 20 be forfeited 10 the Govern
mont in case the party fan 90 bind, II the con ract
IL awarded 10 him. bond TO the amount o. 20
per cent OF the value OF the eontra AWAr ei signed
by two responsible surieties, conditioned Tor tire
faithful hl ment Of the contract will be required.
- additional security 10 per cent Of the value OF the
quantity awarded viii 10 withhe for period Of
not exceeding three weeks after the fulhllment Of
the whole contract fund 20 indemnify such own
era Of timber lands may satisf.ct0ry prove that
they have lot beeu properly settled with b the COZ
tractor
The timber cut on lands assessed for that purpose
and dies grated from This 0hCe, will b. paid for by
lhe contractor at The rate Of one Dollar per Cord
Owners Of timber land have the privilege Of makirg
bids for timbsr cut on their own lands. Such bid.
der will Ia lieu Of the bonds required above file
conveyance OF the land 10 DO cut 70 the United
States and on first failure Of delivering the Nod
agreed, the timber land viii be Internationally
forfeited aud the Wood cut without any compeusa
lion whatever
BIDS viii only he received from Iorsons whose
loyalty is undisputed or established by "oath Of A.
legisuce.h
Biddera must no present Wnon the bids are opened
1hc right Is reserved 20 reject any or an bids
Proposals 10 be endorsed Proposals for " lod r."
and addressed % the undersigned
Cart ana A %. M
uurg5-tI
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-12
From thc cincinnati Times, 7laI
a Terrible Affair Near GOshen--.
Two OOPPeiheads Killed.

Two OOPPeiheads AiiIed.
We learn from Major O. G. Magruo the
particulars Of dreadful affair which oc
CURED on Saturday last, near Goshen.
-H The particulars are that ON that evening
n small crowd of "buttornuts" had az.
sembled in the vicinity Of the town, and
four of them resolved that in fuli lment
of previous threat they would "clean
OUT anegro tenant living on the farm
of Mrs Smizsr They accordingly set
out on their journey, and arrived after
dark. The negro had learned of their
coming, aud provided himself with a
double barreled shot gun for the purpose
Of defending his domicil.
I'D. As they approached making hostile de-
monstratious, he fred upon them, killing
man named Williams, residing near
Newtown, and another named Marion
Shields, son of a noted oopperhead, aud
formerly a soldier in the Federal army.
The attack being continued, and the am
munilion Of the defense being exha listed
the negro seized billet with which he
80 beabored his third antagonist "a 20
place him horse de combat This fourth
took TO his heels, aud made good his
retreat.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-12

s-l THE DIFFERENCE. has been well
said that the chief difference between
..N an aboitionist and rebel is, that the
rebel wants TO set mp aeO government,
ma aud the abolitiOnist wants TO upset the
old one Detroit Free Pyese.
We were going to state the difference
between a COpperhead Of the Fiee Press
stamp and a rebel but, after mature re-
-, Election, we can't see that there is any
difference. We mean no disrespect to
the rebel.-Detroit Tribune
This same Detroit Press said al the
beginning of the war, that if Northern
army should dare to march South to sub
due the secessionists, the constitutional
Democrats of the North "wouLD OPEN
FIRE IN THE REAR" Of the National
troops. The Louisville journal warmly
endorses and cOmmends this tory Free
Press as "the very able Democratic or.
gan of the Northwest" IA fellow feel
ing makes them wondrous kind"
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NOTTCE.
pay

We pay particular attention 10 the
handling aud saloo Cotton, having facilities Cor Be
doing uusuri assed by auy other House. Liberal ad
,aucss made on shipmenti, aud tho highest market
price always guaranteed. We would particularly
cali the attention OF shippers Of Cotton % the Lou
isyllls market MCFERRAN a MENEFtE
Ina the Provision and Commission Business, kO.sils
Main " Louisville, Kyi
auFb-lmfs
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SOLDlERSS ALBUMS.
Just gESeceived.
1000 Soldiers Pocket Album

They are substantially bound in NJ rocco,
POCKET BOOK FORM,
And are well adapted for the preservation
of card portraits. By using one of these
Albums the Soldier will always have the
portraits of his friends by him, and can
refer TO them in whatever scene Of toll
and danger he may be placed in.
Sent by mail upon receipt of price,
postage prepaid.
Portrait Album, 81 30
5 as
10 90
A liberal discount to Agents and
dealers.
l. n. Rhodes & CO.,
No. 80 Union street, Nashville, Tenn.
aug25--lm.
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DYSPEPsIA

ga ts attendant train Of symptoms, Il acts more
u te charm than medicine, There o. nothing in
tho whole range Of the MaterfAedioa that can for
moment bear a COmpai i50n with II Ia this disease
A foil account Of this wonderful plant may be found
IN the nth edition Of the U. g. Dspensatory, pages
1887 aud 1885.
A series OF experiments, In which Dr. Bull has been
Tor years engaged, has just boon brought to a sue
cessu toi min8ton, and he s now enabled 10 Oer 10
sno public a comb nation Of CedrOn, with other ap
pr we'd toncH the whole preserved In the best quality
Of lpper distilled Bourbon whisky, which he is oon
hdunt has no equal Ia tho world
He might furnish volume OF certificates, but the
public long since learned to estimate such things
Al ttc true value. the safest plan Is for every one
90 te,' G himself the virtues Of nov medicine
Giyetp
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

Office Depot QUoyteyWlastey,
Nashville, august 24h 1858.
CEAI,ED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
- until ~ o'clock, NJ, Fridays August 2sth, 1853,
for furnishing this Depot with
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DR.. KINGS DjSPEASARY.
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

f5ysets - gssTis DR. KING formerly Of New York.
st4s 49, Tor laatf yoars Of Louiaylle. Ky.
800 '>sllals-~, vho has devoted Ls attention 20
the Treatment Of pugao 1iaoages fOr 20 Jeara Gators
himS9f, having attended 20 a practice ior l0 many
ye9rc, and ourod 90 many ihgUssuda De- is enabled
~ cure All diseases oi private nature, no uaiisr
LoN bad they may a. f,om inludici0us modisa tIeai.
Mont, or from luoR'sct Of thoir own ur. Kings
uispsnsary Is No Is DeadercE street between Chof-
~ aud tho Square, second story, whore ne c1sds s
dhenacs of private nature
Gcnorrhma cured without uaHfr.u s medicines DO
IuieIanrpot with business
aiE1tnfuH o. old rooCut date U.gctusllY cured 10
tsN days, hy 40 operation Whiph causes DO pain.
where structure exists health Cluu0t be- onuloyed
Perhaps no disease causes more mirChilI aud Uuda|s
uircb tlb tunsttutl1n o. mech.
typhIs, atL oil The diseases 90 tte Ek'Ei aruHlHF
out of ugg.ect or led Treatment cal a. ora s.y
ouroe Oh Tow days
Bsntaaii H.ausif Particulars. tCnt1n bagiUs llHH
given 20 tina d1oas8t uld an tEn oOlFs1u brJus
Ing one Of it, brought in many caaag ly lat a.s
ffuctifQ habits of inc0nsiicfalc youths aud c1tCaf
iF9 indulgence Of ibv Fassiousl neglect 1l vaich
aiii Undermine tlo ocnstilgtiun, rendorUE che El.
ieoi unni Tor basiut1 or sDcieiy ard csusI1F mf.
iufa 0d age
fau. lIsa who maY I1lab0fiug Win sny tiUrs.-g q
hls went nay IcGt ensured ~ imU9f nee fa.'UL
lcrscEs rt7i4igT sbruaf, by wTitag aui E1flf
iaeir casoi With Go enclosed direct o. De-. a. Els
30. rs naaderlck street, Nashville, Tall, Bll hrft
tho nt1ousrTy medicines sout 10 their address. once
'ouIs hon e o'clock IN sc morning gntu 10 ths
'salaft iIug it-ia d1WiT.-
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she HoboIs must Abolish slavery.

That an immediate uncon.
ditional abolition OF slavery in the Con-
tederate States would do mors harm than
good, we are ready TO admit and we ars
equally sure that a we'll cared for slave
in the South is better Off than a ice
colorod citizen of the North; but of ono
thing, we are certain, and 10 10 this-that
the extinction OF slavery is blH question
IF time and that II he Confederate S,a,sg
iooua ain he sympathy Of the l0oylR Mcy
must elaborate some plan for Hs gradual
amelo,atioa and ultimate sappyes00a0 that
greatest Jlot upon then civilization. Their
heroic resistance % the domination Of
the North has won the admiration of the
world, but slavery is a oanker that viii
eat out the vitality Of the most flourish
ing State on earth,