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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-02-06

that Why carry on the If you persis, THE
whole northwest will go with the South. The day
which divides the North from the South, the self
same day DEGREES eternal divorce between the
West and East
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-02-06
ArtcsiaR SDrinra

t'foh the LIST day OF January. 1857 Al
persons wishing water from these Spriuga
VIII have to pay 25 cents per gallon.
W. r. LUCKETT
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-02-06
Heal for the Million!

'oME one. come all, come everybody. and
-, get your CORN ground at Childs' SteAa
Mill, on the south side of tn. sops,e
5. K CHILDS
Canton, Dec 5, 1862. 46-V
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-02-06
SUBSTITUTE WANTED.

WV. PRIESTLEY. p. II
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-08-08
Nesf e gsa
SSI'51.saa!;IisNt...3y ID
IMPORTANT NEV. S

WAsuNoToN, August Information
received from the Army ol the 70 omac
col firms the report that Lee massed bis
forces at Culpeppcr on Wednesday, and
made other preparations to give Us ba,.,s
on the Rappahannock His first advance
south of CuIpeppcr was to foil us in taking
the Fredericksburg route but finding we
did rot advance, he concentrated his army
at Culpcrpcr. The Rappahannock is
guarded from Fredericksburg to Ely's
Ford on the Rapidan by only one re
regiment The Ropidan is fortified 90
Of Culpepper. Cen Meado's whole at...
Is concentrated on advantageous e.
and the forces are so close together .
battle may be looked for to day O. b, 300.
row, unless Lee steals away kigi 49,
In that event he will bo closely .i3ral
by Gen. Mcalc,ond the next hing viii be-
the siege Of Richmond by lana aul wc.s-.
From all indications The acwi misc. 10
be very exciting during 'ha next few days.
Gen Meadcs army is IN splendid condi.
ton. The impression, however, is very
strong in somo quarters that Lee will make
a stand on the Rapidan.
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ABOLITION STATE CONVENTION
AT PITTSBURGH.
ReA0miaalion IF GyrrAoa Cn1lsls

Roaomiaatioa Of GOrrao1 C,nt5n.
Pittsburgh, Aug. 5.-Tho Abolition
State Convention to nominate candidates
for Governor and Judge Of the Supreme
Court met in this city to-day, and orgaui-
zcd temporarily by choosing Hon. Henry
d. Maxwell, Of Easton, as temporary
chairman. y committe appointed for the
purpose selected Col. Lcmucl Todd, Of
Cumberland, President Of the Conyention,
The Convention having permanently or
sa0ized, proceeded 10 ballot .ot cand-
date for Governor, when, on the first bal
lot, Gov Curtin received SO votes, to 43
for all the other Candidates ard was there
upon declared duly elected.
Previous to going into ballot, JOHN
Covode, being found utterly unavailable,
was Withdrawn, after which the opposition
to Governor Curtin, resisting all the efforts
made to appease them and induce them to
swallow the bitter pill with a good grace,
centred upon Hon. Henry D. Moore, c.
Philadelphia.
Hon. Daniel Agnow, of Beaver was
nominated for Judge Of the S. rome
Court.
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Hay! lEaY J!

VXT ANTED few loads Of Hay, Immediately by
" the EDITOR.
July II, lsj3.
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'&EEIECE SCEzDOA.
MISS ELnONoRA ]. LESCuIR,

kIyTI III.nprn select school III the Basement ot the
wv Reformed Church IN Bluuwsburr, uu Monday,
the Tenth Of August 1903 The school viii be divided
into three classes, VIZ:
PRLU9Rl- Including children Just commchclhs' Piicc
per quarter Of II weeks, 81 Ol.
LY'YER.IEDL4IL Including Reading, NilIng, spell
iu!, and those commencing Geography, Grammar
and Written aud Mental Arithmetic, pucc per
tluaItrr - 90.
Notwithstanding Reading, Writing spelling Gram.
mar biography, History Of The United states ana
Nnlteu and rnta Arithmetic, 8 Oo.
Lt,suus IN the Ornamental branches, VIZ .- Italian
and GIgriu ON Painting, Drawing, NcGdlgWofk, vtt'
/ AT extra charges. go
[ Persons wishing To have flair-Work dou", such as
Bob and Guard Cnans, Rings, or EarDrops. cah be
| accommodated.
Bloomsbury, Pa, AUG. G. l-G3- 3--2m'
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one Hundred and Thirty. .oae Acres

and forty pcrches more or less nearly ali cleared and
under good state Of cultivation which erected
large Frame House Bank Barn aud other outbuidHgs,
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CAUTION Meme are genuine unless the worlg
"Ioiluways, New York and London are disc rrable
Il Watrr-mHrS in every Leaf Of the book Of directions
around each pot or box the same may plainly seen by
holding the leaf to the light. handsome reward Will
BE- given go any rendering such information may
lead to the detection Of any party or parties counter
faitius !hc MEDICINES or vending til! same, knowing
them to BE- spurious.
*lf sold al nanutdctory oi Professor Holloway 20
Madru Lane, New York, auj by all respectable Drug
ISIS and Dealers in Medicine, throughout the civilized
wo:ld, mhuyrs at - cents, and 81 each.
ETl here considerable saving by taken the rrgcr
sizes.
n. B-Drcctons for the guidance 0fpatiyns in every
disorder are l.Nnd to each box.
june -. iou3,-y.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-08-08

Bsy" The Governor of New Hampshire
has issued an order requiring command
ors Of companies of volunteer militia to
immediately order their companies to C
armed, equipped, and provided with twcn.
ty rounds Of ammunilon,' to hold their
commands in readiness for immediate scr
vice within the State, and to mako rcqui-
sitions upon the Quartcrmaster General
Tor all necessary arms, equipments aud
ammunition
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-08-08

MoNToUR COUNTY CoNvENTIoN.-The
Democrats Of Montour County, will hold
their Annual Convention on Monday the
l7th inst, in the Court House, at Dan
vile.
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Public Sale
nF

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
TllE undersigned Executor Of the last
! VIII etc., Of John Folk, late Of Anthony township,
near the Exchange Montour county deceased will sell
at public vendue on said premises on
Inesday AugNSt I'm, 1868,
at 10 o'clock, M all that certain messuage and tract
Of land. situate in Anthony township. Montour county
adjoining lands Of Joseph Levers Heirs Jehu j.
Craigs Estate George Smith, Levi Lose and Austin
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-08-08

E5J" Brewer, the African Of the "Mon-
tour Amorican,' is stu eager for notoricty
lie is to be pitied We are not cmulous Of
coming in contact with the "old Skunk. )"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-08-08

n@5' Soldiers, see to your own health.
do not trust to the Army supplies; Chol-
era, Fever and bowel complaint will fol-
low your slightest ndiscrction. HOh-
LOWAY'S PILLS AND OINTMEAT
should be in every mai knapsack Th.
British and French troops use no other
medicines. Only 25 cents per box or pot
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-08-08

fpUG CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE or A
j NERVGuS YOUNG MAN.-Published as a war
ning aud tor the especial btnent OF young men, an
those who suffer with Nervous Uebly loss Of Mem
ory, Premature Decay, Vc by one VINO has cured hlm
self by simple meaus, atlcr being put TO great expense
and Inconvenience, through the use ol worthless med
Icines prescribed by learned Doctors. Single copies
may be had (frrc) Of the author &. \. Lambert Lsl
Greonpolnt. Long island Up enclosing al dddt sssed
Gnvclnve, Address CHARLES LAMBEkI, GTcih
point, Long lslaud New York.
Juna 20, lsu3--Im
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G15- All quiet at Millin. "Spcck Bar
zig and "Rcver Barrig," statue quo =
Shoulder Arms
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EDITOR or DEMOCRAT, Dear Sir WINyour
permission wish You TO say to the readers oI your
paper that | viii snnd by return mail TO an vino W sn
(frnr| tGClQr, with fun instructions for making
ana using ii simple Vegetable Balm, that viii 'lrclu
ally remove iOdaya pmples blolches, tau freck
aud all impurities Of the skin, leaving the sol
clear, smoItn AMI beautiful
win also mail free 10 those having Bald leaIs or
Bare flGes, simple drrcti ons and information that will
enable them start tll growth of luNutiant Hair,
Whiskcrs, or Muustnchc, IN loss Than 70 days, All
applications answered by return mail without charge.
Respectfully y0us,
TllOS. f. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
July %, l6G3-3m No. s3l Broadway, New York
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4 F7C1OS anu KC1TJIVTS.
II0LLOWAY'S PILLS.
AND OINTMENT.

All who have Friends and Relatives In the Army or
Navy should take especial that they b. amply sup
piled with these Pills and Ointment aud where the
brave Soldiers and Sailors have neglected provide
h'msclvcs with tirui, no better present br sent
them by their Friends They have boon proved tO bG
the Soldiers never failing friend ~ tho heur .t need,
COUGHS AND COLDS AFFECTING THOOps
win be speedily relieved aud ohrouay cured by
ing these admirable medicines and by paying proper
attention TO The Directions which attached 10 each
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HOUSE,.

STABLE & BLACKSMITH SHOP.
.aLSO AT the same time and place, tract Of land
situate IN the township and county aforesaid adjoining
lands Of Folk Reed, Thomas Adams Heirs, Andrew
Acor, Andrew Ellis Heirs and Thomas Low, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE ACRES,
with the allowance, be the or less about
tniy acres are cleared and the remainder in timber;
The land is under Il good state Of cultivation.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, a, NJ, when terms Of
sale will bg made known by
REUBEN II. FOLK,
July II, 1863 EJccuor.
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'lO tONSlAlrTINLi.-Tho advertiser having been
restored o. health iu tiw weeks, by very simple
remedy, Htt.r having suffered several years VITA sn
we're lung affection. ard that dread C.uus., cuusmp.
ton is uuNou~ go make known 10 his cllow.suicrcrs
thc means of cure.
1uulI who do-ito H. hr viii send copy ui the plr.
scrplun used tree Of charge wllh thr directions for
preparing aud using the same, Wh'eh they viii huL q
sure ,urr tor con usuupluI, asin.Ia, bronchitis &c
The uuly object ut a advertiser Ia srndu" the prc-
scrllou To- benefit the afflicted and spread Iuuruld.
non which ha uuncuiyrs be invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer VIII Try his remedy IL " NJ cost cu
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Rev EDWARD \. A.WilSJN, William shurph,
March II, lcu3 -3n Kings County, New Aork.
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MADAME PORTERS CURATIVE BALsAM Ia.
irng tested the truth that there first principles in
Medicine there is iu Science, ant this Mcdi,ir is
ture of Man The cure Of Colds is in keeping open
thr purcs, amt creating gentle Internal warmth and
ths ~ caused By the Of MS Medicine. It's remedial
qualities based On IT'S power to assist he hej
aud vigorous circulation eff blood through the luu.
cnlivrns the muscles and assists the skin 10 peri
ITS duties of regulating tn heat ~ the system, ami
gently throwing Oh the waste substance from the sN2
face ofthe body II is not ytlrnt remady, bu emoF
tient warming. searching aud ohertyc. sold by al
drugiists at 10 aud % cents per bottle.
July %, 1863 -,im.
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NORTH CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Summer Time Table.

Summer Time Table.
Two TRAINS DAILY to and from the North and
west Branch Of the susquohanna, Elmra, aud all Of
Northern New York
nN aud after Monday, April goth 1863 the Passenger
~ Trains OF the North Central Railway will arrive ut
nnd depart from Sunbury, Harrisburg aad Baltimore
as follows, viz:
SOUTHW WARD
Mail Train leaves sunhury daily Except
sunday 1910 n. m.
" leaves Harrisburg, LIS u m.
" arrives at baltimore, 53j
Express Train leaves Sunbuty daily (exccpt
smiayJ ii.o7 p. IN,
" leaves Harrisburg uxcept
MoudayD 900 a. m.
" arrives at Baltimore daily lex.
cept MondayO 6.15 "
Harrisburg Accommodation leaves tiarris.
burg. $50
MORT II w ARD,
Mail Train leaves Baltimore daily (exccpt
sundayJ 9lj a. m,
leaves Harrisburg lis u. m.
- arrives ut Suubury. IOJ a.
Express Trains Baltimore daily, gl5
arrives at Harrisburg, l.l5 a. IN,
leaves iIarrtsburg.cXCcp Monday 3On "
. arrives AZ Sunhury, j.33 "
For further information apply at tho Office.
T. n UUBARRY, supt.
Harrisburg, Aug. g. l,GJ.
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tely" The 17lst Reg, z. NJ. are now in
harrisburg, and are daily expected home
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FORRATs, VICE, GoACuEs, ANTS, RED BUGS
MOTHS IN FURS WOpLlENS, sc, INSECTS On
PLANTS FOWLS, ANlNALs&c.
Put mp in 2jc. SOC aud 80 90 Bexcs hotties and TASKS
81 0nd s. sizes fer Hotels Public in titutons &c,
"Ouly mlalliblc remedies known"
"frcc ircm p0isons."
"Nut dangerous TO the human family"
"Rats come out Of theiI holes to die"
~ Sold wholesale IN all largo cities,
W" Sold BY all Druggists aud Retailers everywhere.
~ lll rcwarr n u nr an worthless imitatio.s'
~ Sc that "Costors' name is each Box Bottle, &
Flask hcturc you buy
~ Address HENRY II. COSTAR,
~ Principal Depot ar Rrondway. NJ y.
" Soldby EYE 6 MOVER, Wholesale and Re-
tail Agents.
Bloomsburg, Pa May lsG3-3m
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HEADACHES AND WANT or APPETITE,
INClnEN rAl. TO EDLDILRS

Those feeling vicu SO saadcn usually arise from
trouble or anuovuuc"s. ub-tued spirauu, or eat.
ing and drinking whatever uuWho 'sonc, thus dis.
urhnp the hcHlthnl action of the liver and stomach
These organs must be relieved U you dcsirl be well
The pins, taken according Co the printed Instructions
Will quickly produce healthy action in both liver aud
stomach. ana. natural consequence clear head
and good Appetite
NA.l, AI.N - -n nI.IIl II,N L..nIl,t,n ~, ,.tr
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DISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP.

fYllE partnership heretofore existing between the
4 mnicrsIgncd trading and Matchmaking IN VAIN.
Nii', tuumbiI rounty. under the hru Of Rrirhnri Il
Nusa dissolved ON the 18th Of June, -G by ma
tual Cunscnt. The Books, Notes, Accounts &r. of thu
late iir. in The hands ut Mr.. RCIglrd IN the
store for immediate settlement. ~ persons intCrcs.
ted VIA please call and sctile.
GtO. T.. EEIGHARD,
CHARLES y LSS.
MaiEvlllr Aug. :, lsC}-6w $! 90.
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FaoTHoNorARY AND CLERK OF THE COURTS
COMMISSIONERS

VN71F71-I07-F1I
TUONASJ j. VANUERSLtCE Esa. of tJouto. i, ,,.,,
we are authorized 10 announce will be- candidat, iii
fal for COUNTY COMM ISSlONER, subject TO the dr..
cision 1l tle columbia County Democratic Convention
llcmloCk TWP luly !, 1868
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it'll grated fruit good Well Of water, and running
watei through said property
ALSO - At the same time and place, lot Of ground,
situate IN The township and county aforesaid containing
TWO ACRES AND FIFTY PERClIES
adjoining lands Of Joseph Levers Heirs Austin Nohi
and Estate Of John Folk aforesaid, wherein erect
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-08-08

AUDITORS NOTICE.
IN tie Olphaas' Cg",t Ior he coutty Of
CJl~mbiu, EMH3 Of CUiaphr H.,
Smith, Mte Of He05och tUp,, de2'd,
1 LII persons interested, will take notice.
"a hat the undersigned, appointed Auditor by the
Orphan, C"uri oi Columbia county, tp report distrI.
BUTTON ut iit ho tnc- the hands oi aaron smith, Al.
miuI>rdtCr Of Christopher ii Smith. deceased to Hud
among The legal ,lduIgit, auI representatives, # The
decruuut, i'll meet the pIrl's Interested, at ' r."
Cprdcr Office, in DuoUshuTg, on saturday tn IN
day Of August, l-i for thn purposes of his appoint
mont. Al p.f-uus ntrr-strd are icluircd to present
their clains before the Auditor or be dcbarrcd from
coming in lor share Of III. funds.
JOHN G.. FIR EXE,
BluonsbGrg, July II, 1853, Auditor.
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. Judge Woodward
is a citizen Of unim-
DeachabIc character,
an able jurist, and a
patriotic gentleman"
Ntihnaelphia lnauirer, J.,ne 2Oth.
NOtiCc.

eeJr Read our list Of advertisements.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-29

All the buildings were deserted excepting
one hospital, where were found thirty mine
sick and four dead men. The sick men were
paroled. The prisoners taken were mostly of
the 18th and 2lst Texas regiment.
The citizens of Des Arc were rejoicing over
supposed rebel victories. They had reports
Of the strongest character, that thousands of
men had come over to the confederate side {;
that our loss at Vicksburg Port Hudson and
Arkansas Post amounted to over 10000.
In letters captured, it was unanimously ad-
mitted that after the capture of Arkansas Post
Little Rock must inevitably fall. 1t was ex-
pected that Gen. McClernand would move
upon it. Why he did not they could not
guess. The troops of McClernand and Sher-
man are at Milliken's Bend, awaiting orders
to move and the arrival of more troops. My
next will date from that rendezvous.
The Chicago Tribune of Monday says:
The tokens are abundant of warm work
ahead. The great expedition, over $4,000
strong, is bearing down on Vicksburg. In
Arkansas the butternutS are cowed and scat
tered. Important movements are in progress
on all the western rivers, the government for
that purpose having seized all the river steam
ers at the various ports. On the southern
coast the iron-clads are ready to turn their
mailed sides to the work of humbling Charles
ton, Savannah and Wilmington. Let loyal
men wait week or two, and the present
gloom will seem like the lull before the crash
Of the tempest, a storm that will wound the
rebellion in its chief seats of power.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-29

MEMPHIS, VIA CAIRO, Jan. 24.-The steam
or Glasgow, which left Helena Wednesday,
reports that Gen. Germans expedition re-
turned to Helena on Wednesday, having been
up White river as far as Duvall's Bluff, where
two cannon were found which had been
brought from St. Charles fortransportation to
Little Rock. Gen. German sent two light
draught gunboats as far as Des Arc, where
fifty prisoners and fifteen thousand stand of
arms were captured; and all points of oppo-
sition on White river were abandoned.
MOUTH OF WHITE RIVER, Jan. 10, 1868.
The expedition returned this day from Des
Arc, 40 miles from this place, and forty or
fitty above st. Charles. The first boat to re-
turn was the Forest Rose, sent up with Gen.
Netherlands dispatches to Gen. German.
German had orders to go up and capture St.
Charles. lie found it abandoned and kent on
up the river. The Forest Rose reached St.
Charles on Friday. The gunboat Cincinnati
found there transports with Gorman's troops.
passed up to Clarendon, and finally reached
DuvalPs Bluff The Forest Rose kent ON nm
the river and reached the bluff on Sundav
preceded by the gunbOat De Kalb and Cen
Germans forces. When the De Kalb arrived
at Duvalrs Bluff, it found dinner ready cooked
but not eaten, and the confederates, all but
seven, absent. They had departed in such
haste that they had forgotten to take their
guns.
A large quantity of ammunition, two eight
inch guns, 200 Enfield rifles, two platform
cars and some provisions were captured The
works at the bluff are not complete. The
natural detences are good.
1t is l75 miles from the mouth of White
river to De kalb. The Forest Rose and the
transports, and several thousand troops then
passed through to Des Arc, where they ar
rived on Sunday. Capt. Walker landed only
with the dispatch bearer DIR. Heap, and was
met by a delegation Of citizens. The soldiers
had all been sent to reinforce Arkansas Post
and those remaining had departed as soon as
the fleet hove in sight. The rebel flag still
flying over Gen. Haines' headquarters wa;
pulled down.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-29
From the Boston Herald, an. IS.

ARMY DEMoRALIZATIoN.- has been
said OF late about the demoralized condition
OF the army of the Potomac, but, SO far us we
can learn, the soldiers are not in state of
Justification; it is some two or three hundred
staff officers and few generals who are in an
alarming state of INSTRUMENTATION, and if these
officers and generals were either dismissed
from the service or allowed to resign, and loyal
and efficient corporals and sergeants appoint
ed in their places, we should soon hear the
last Of this cry of decentralization. Whatever
disaffection there is in the army of the Poto-
mac has been spreading down from various
headquarters, through the ranks; not up from
the men to their leaders. As contemporary
well says: A majority of those who opposed
McClellan's removal have done their duty,
proving that they held their country dear
er than any leader. Others of his
special, violent champions, have taken
the opposite course. They now say: I" We
always predicted that McClellans removal
would ruin the army; see the evil it has
caused The truth is, while Mcclellan was
IN command, those who doubted and those
who utterly disbelieved in his capacity, gave
him, not merely nominal obedience, but
prompt, unreserved cooperation. Since his
retirement, some of his partisans have gene
rated and intensified the very disaffection
they talk of, by persistently denouncing and
belittling his successor, and opposing the pol
icy of the government itself. They will
doubtless attempt the same course with
Hooker; but he is hardly the man to tolerate
the least INSTRUMENTATION or officers not ear
nestly, vitality loyal. There is but one rene
dy TO partially reorganize the army and
cashier few leading offenders. The fate of
Fitz John Porter has already produced per-
ceptibly healthy effectup those malignants.
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