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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-19
NEW YORK, De

NEW YORK, Dec. Is.
The steamer Creole, from New Orleans 10th,
has arrived. She has 100000 In specie.
The papers contain no news. A salute of
one hundred guns was fired at New Orleans
in honor of Grants victory.
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"lthought you told me doctor that Smiths
fever had gone OFF," "Oh, yes. but 1t and
Smith went together"
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CUMBERLAND GAP, Dec. 10.
A portion of Longstreet's army made a
descent Monday on our advance at Beams
Station. Fighting continued at intervals II
Is since reported that we lost twenty loads of
quartermaster's stores.
Gen. Wilcox's forces are Certifying at Taze-
WELL
A later dispatch states that The Union citi-
zens are leaving Knoxville.
Fighting was in progress at Blalrs Cross
Roads.
CINCINNATI, Dec Is.
A special dispatch to the Commercial con-
hims the cutting of OF Longstreet's commu-
nication train.
returned to Chattanooga.
Inc army will soon go into winter quarters
at Chattanooga.
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Regulation for Trade Ia Cotton at Memphis.
CARLO, ILL.,, Dec. Is.
Steamer. st. Patrick, from Memphis I4th,
has arrived.
Gen. Hurlbut has issued special order es.
tablishlng guards on three designated roads
leading into Memphis. Cotton will be admit
ted on these roads but on no other. Officers
IN charge OF pickets will make memorandum
oi name OF the owner, eonslgnor and consignee,
mark and number of bales, and report the
same daily to the local Treasury agent. The
commanders at La Grande, Corlnih and Co.
iumeus Will be authorized to make similar
regulations at the posts named when, In their
Judgement, the state Of their commands and
the adjacent country will permit.
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Ocean Insurance Company.
ANNUAL NESTING

EnNHE stockholders Of the Ocean Insurance Com.
pany are hereby notified to meet at the once o.
SAD Company on Monday. the 4th day Of lamar,
1871, o. clock r. M for the purpose Of ehoosin !.
seven DIRECTORS TOR the year ensuing, and the tPsp<
action OF Any other business which nay then Be L.
gslly acted upon. GEO. A. wfJGHr,
p... -. sssrsiasy.
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For Coughs. Colds and cens.mr si...

fIsaE Vegetable Pulmonary Bslsam is the most
\ highly approved medicine ever discovered IL
has stood the best n alt tests Tine having had sn
unprecedented sale of nearly forty years lie
recommended by our best ph ySia as our most emf
merit cftfscas. the PFess, the fade In fact BY all
70 almost any extent, see wrappers TO each bottle.
The propriesors VIII cheerfu'ly fefurd the money II
large bottles much the cheapest Be earcfbi 10 get
Ole geslpe. which Is prepared only by REED, CUT.
TER 4 Co, wholesale Druggists, Boston. Sold IN
Portland BY dealers generally, does hd6m
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TO THE AFFLICTED
DIR. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician,
No. N ClnpP's Block,

CORNER OFCOSGRESS AND ELM STREETS,
WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens OF
w Portland and vicinity, that he has been in this
city four months. During that time we have treatee
= large number of patients with wonderful success
and curing persons in such short space of time that
the question Is often asked do they stay cured To
this question We will say that all that do not stay
cured we VIII doctor the second time for nothing,
This with the success we have met with, Is sure
guarantee that our services appreciated There
fore, lest patients should delay comb for fear we
shall not stay long enough to give the test we will
hre say that we shall stay in this city at least until
next April.
Dr. ID. has been practical Electrician for twenty.
one years and is also regular graduated ply stefan
Electricity is perfectly adapted to chronic diseases
In the form OF nervous or sick headaches neuralgia
In the head, neck or extremities consumption when
In the acute stages where the lungs are not fully
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism scroiua hip
diseases, white swelings spinal diseases curvature
OF the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs
palsy or paralysis, st. vitas Dance deafness STAN.
mering or hesitancy of Speech dyspepsia, indiges.
ton. constipation and liver complaint piles-we cure
every case that can be presented; asthma bronchI.
tbs, structures Of the chest and all forms Of female
cOmplsinta
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BY Electricitv


The Rheumatic the equity. the lame and the lazy
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bitten limbs restored. the uncouth deformities re.
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DIES
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i.y sure means Of cure For painful mon situation
too profnse me2struaton, and all of those long line
of troubles with young ladies' Electricity certain
specific aud will in short time restore the sufferer
TO the vigor of health.
EH- We hare an Electro. Chemienl apparatus fol
extracting Mineral Poison from the system, such AZ
Mercury. Antimony, Arsenies &c. Hundreds who
are troubled with stiff joinfs Weak backs and vari.
other difieultes, the direct eause OF which In
nine out of ten Is the effect poisonous drugs
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use of from i've TO eight Baths.
Office hours from so'clock An. to P.M;lJ
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Consultation Free. iylsisedt
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Municipal C0urt---Dec. Is.
NJ. Waterman, two cases of search and seiz.
ure, was fined $40 and costs i'm each. Paid.
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G. A M Ii IL I'D G. Il
INSTITUTE.

IN this School, boys receive thorough instruct ton
1 In Classical and English Studies aud have a
comfortable home. where their mora s. manners and
health are well cared for. Every applicant must
bring certificate of good. moral character. All
are instructed In Military Drill, Gymnastics, Dra,c-
iags, and Focal Music.
The Winter Term commences January 6tb For
further information address the Principal
G. 6. &. PAINE, Cambridge Mass
RRrEEESoEs-Hon. Samuel L. Shaw, "a mbrillye /;
Hon: Isaac Livermorc, do; Hon. Geo. b. Emerson
LII. d., Boston. deel6-eod4w
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BY TELEGRAPH
TNrHE
Portland Daily Press.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Raid on the Orange e ltc.r"ndrio
R0ifFO0d.
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MORE TESTIMONIALS

CASE or SPINAL DISEASE CURED.
This Is to certify that went to zee Mrs Ma.ehes.
ter last March with daughter Of mine trsuh,sd WIN
spinal disease for which she had been doctorsA fer
nve years. and BY number Of physicians Of d,
kinds; and she has had tweAty-ons applications o.
electricity applied. but all ne esect but shs Goa.
dnually grew worse. 1 came to the conelusieu. q
the last resort. to 60 and Sc Mn. ManeAessss s.a
did SOL and to my great surprise she ts,d n TIE art
cause Of the disease. and how she had been rsntns
to time, which encouraged ne 70 tsy her nsdicinss.
Ididso. aud now my daughter Il able to b asoand
the house al OF the time. She also rides IN or n.
teen miles without any trouble Or ineonrenisnes
think In short time she win Be restored to perfect
health. Since my daughter has been docssrine. I
have heard Of great many cases that Mn. Manshss
ter has cured. think IL any pcrson deserves pst.
ronage 1t Is the one who tries to preserve the health
Of the sick and suffering; and know that she vs<s
every EFFORT which lies in her power to bsneas her
Patienu' SARAH L. Kuon1p,
6HoRo1 KuIouTn.
ABsY 3 KuIonTs,
EMMA KHIouID.
BrsRsrick, Maine, Aagust ia.
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The Rebels -Four Times RepuIsed.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IS.
Ihe Republican extra has the following in
telligence:
Lieut.. Peck, OF the I'd regiment of District
volunteers, has given us the particulars of
bold raid made by Stewards cavalry last night,
on the Orange d Alexandria Railroad, about
a mile and half beyond Fairfax Station.
The rebels, about 800 strong, accompanied
by the notorious Mosby, at six o'clock attack
ed the guard upon the railroad at point
which was guarded by Company of the l55th
New York regiment. The company made
brave resistance, and were only captured by
the cavalry forming a hollow square around
them. The rebels had previously cut the tele-
graph wires, but word was conveyed as quick
ly as possible 10 Col. Drew, In command OF
battalion of four companies of the I'd District
OF Columbia volunteers at Fairfax Station, and
he started with his command to reinforce the
attacked party. The progress Of the train
was stopped at Pope Run, where the rebels
had burned the bridge aud torn up the track
for about two miles.
When Col. Drew arrived at Pope Run, it
was extremely dark, and the rain poured down
iuriously. He fred several vollies at the reb-
els, which they returned. None of our men
we're wounded.
1t was evidently the object of the raiders to
capture railroad train from Alexandria load
ed with large quantities OF provisions and ior-
age for the army, which was due at that time,
The train happened fortunately to be an hour
and half late, and consequently escaped
capture. 1t Is quite likely the rebels commit
ted further outrages on the railroad beyond
Pope Run, of which We have not been in
formed.
The Star has the following account of the
recent raid:
We learn through dispatches received at
headquarters, from Gen. Corcoran, that last
evening Company /, of the l55th New York
regiment, at Slaughter Station, in the midst of
terrible storm which was then raging, were
attacked Thy body of Stuart's rebel covalry,
about 900 strong, under command ofthc reb-
ell Gen. lioser. Contrary to their expectations
the company on railroad guard duty made
gallant, and, as it turned out, successful re-
sistance, having beaten them OF four times
before being nanked and having their tents
burned by portion of the enemy who got In
their rear. The company was then forced TO
retire, with the loss of but two men wounded
and one taken prisoner The rebels then at
tempted TO burn the bridge over Pope Run,
but took stampede before succeeding in do
ing 1t any damage TO speak OF, as 1t was re-
paired in two hours this forenoon, and trains
are now running again. On moving off the
rebels sent back to Fredericksburg three am
bulance loads OF their wounded, and left one
prisoner in our hands. They left in the direc-
ton of Centreville. As soon as daylight Gen.
Crcoran. In command at Fairfax, sent cavalry
in pursuit Of the foe, and has since reported
that its advance had come up with the rebel
rear.
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Gallant Conduct Of Federal Regiment
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WANTS....LOST.


Notice.
n aAN desiring situation. who is competent 10
- supe intend the construction of Wooden Tse
.ory ana ITS Machinery, I'd to run the same vhsu
sddIps.; VIII near OF favorable Opportunity b.
ing some means that he will invest an mt sr.ii n,
preferred. v" S.s,s az "
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Portland Manufacturing Go.

A FINAL dividend of the assets of the Portland
"A Manu- facturing Co., will be paid 10 the Stock
holders at the Merchants Bank, on and after the
18th inst. Per order of the Directors
RCFtS Z. WOOD Treasurer.
Portland. Dec. Ii, 1865 isdim
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ONE or THE GREATEST CURES On RECORD.
MRS. AAsczrsrEH-Dear Nsdan:-Thinkiae
statement Of my case may Be Of serviss to othsss
similarly afflicted. hasten to rive Il to yos.
This Is briefly my easel MAS taken eick nhs.x N
months ago with the Liver Complaint in . very ~
FORM applied to four different physieians bet 70.
ceiycd no benefit until called ON you At that Tin.
had given up business and was In 4 very BED state.
but amer taking your medicine FOR short tims b..
gan to recover, and in two months vss entirely
well, and had gained several pounds Of neah. ana
can truly say that BY your skin an psstetly h>a,.
thy man. Joerpv n.v,.
Boston aiaine Depot, POrs.a.d. Ne.
AREAAR6ABLs CURE or CASE OF DROP
ST CURED By MES. MANCHESTER.
This is to certify that have been cured Of thu
Dropsy Of fifteen years standing by Mrs.. NancAs,-
ter. have been to physicians In Boston. Ssv Ysra
and Philadelphia. They ali told me that they cou,a
do nothing for me. unless they tapped -. ana =.
sured me that by tapping could live but . short
time had made up my mind to 70 hons ana live
as long as could with the disease ana - az q.
my way home stayed over night in Portland With
q friend Of mine, and told them what nv mind va
IN regard to my disease. Thsy GaalIy psssusdsd ne
to 20 and see Mrs. Manchester. She exanips6 ~
and told me my case exactly. t4A II
was so much astonished to think that shs to,d Ne
correctly. that told her that would take her edl.
cines. not having the least faith that they woun
me any good or that should get the slightest relies
from any course whatever; finally took the mDa,.
cine and went home In one week IRON the time I
commenced taking the medicine. I had over three
saliens Of water pass me in seven hours; and my t.
low sufferers may be assured that was great rsliet
to me- had not been ablo to lie down In BEE at
night before this for two years. Nov can lie down
with perfect ease. have taken her medicine OR
eight months, and am as well - any man could vlsh
to be- and no signs Of dropsy. would sdyiss all
that are sick TO 60 aud consult Hrs Aasckesfer.
even II they have been given up By other ply
sicians. have sent her pumber Of cases OF other
diseases, and she has cured them also. Go apd ses
for yourselves. had no faith. but now my faith
cannot be shskcd In her skin In telling and curing
disease. CHARLBs 8. HAnxoz.
SARAH +. HARMos,
MARY A. HARMON.
Bangor, Naiss, 4prd I'd.
Oyy;cE HoURs-Trom A. n. IMP. N
augl7 In & Sutsl ed
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-17
A Sound National Currency.

The plau, once proposed by Pesident
Jefferson, and now urged by Hon. Sal
mon p. Chase, Secretary of the Treasury,
to furnish the people with a really
national currency, has many very strong
friends in all parts of the country. Busi-
ness men-par;ieularly merchants-who
have dealings with tho West, most hearth
ly approve of the measure. Ii adopted,
millions of dollars, il is tlu'hfully alleged,
will be saved in the way of exchange
which, for years past, has been an enor-
nous tax Oh the whole trading communi
ty. A note of local bank which would
pass equally current in Boston and St..
Louis would indeed be curiosity in these
days of shaving and total depravty We
are most decidedly-as are the people
unanim Gus y-iu favor of such a uniform
currency, and devoutly hope it may be
guaranteed to US all in the Shortest pos
sible time. We have never opposed such
a currency. We only alleged, as we now
do again, that, as between the sale of Gov
ernment bonds on terms to suit Wall
street spectators, and the issuing of lie.
gal tender notes, we would not waste a
moments thought. The Issuing of legal
tender notes, would certainly meet all de-
mauds upon the Government, while any
attempt to sell our bonds would result 10
q disastrous failure. Many bankers and
capitalists viii oppose Sec. Chase, not be.
cause his plan is not wise and prac.iclble,
but because it will interfere with their
special interests, as stockholders in local
banks. But the peop'e at large approcc OF
the measure, and that is enough.
Everybody-except Northern traitors
and Southern secessionis,s-says: "God
bless President Lincoln" because be has
given the death-blow to slavery. And
now all the people will say: God bless
Secretary Chase if he will give US pure
currency.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-17
Peace---Peace!

DEAR friends and kind patrons from country nj town
II We've New 6eodS for yen ALL since prices ds~n,
Then give your attention, and part cfyour care.
Ind see Dry Goods and other fne ware.
We've Bereges and Chaliies and Satin Duehanes,
And Chambrays and Ginghams. aud fine Wool peLainss
We've Poplins and Mohairs. and Prints for you al!
Such sprs gue's and COchecos-iust give us call.
We've Muslins and Sheetngsfror Ten to 1vrtvE cen
We've Stockings for ladies and Half Hose for gents,
We've Cloths at all prices, for busters and coats.
We've ready made Clothing as cheap as q. stokes.
We've Cane Hoops and Corsets and Crinoline skirts
Aud Denims and Checkings for drawers and shirts,
We've Shit Fronts and Collars for and for boyS
We've shakers for ladies, but dont deal in toys.
We've 0il-Clothcs and Carpets to cover your floor,
We've Shades for windows ami Rugs for your doors
We've Buckets and Baskets AMI kubhers Of zinc,
We've Sugars and Collector PEoDpcx or CHINE
We've Brushes and Kettles, all kinds of Queenswa
So call and examine. ere buying elseu here;
You'll find Market street center of town
At SHELLERS Old stand II. L. ABE BRGH&
Lewisbur-, April 5, 1862.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-17
HARRISBURG CORRESPONDENCE.
FRIDAY, March l3.


Yesterday, the House amended the
bill to restore the Tonnage Tax to all
Railroads, by directing the Attorney
General to institute suit for the recovery
of the money due the State when the Tax
was repealed. The proceeds of these
receipts to go into the sinking Fund. On
its final passage, the vote stood 81 Rep,
16 Dem.-50 YEAS. ..and II Rep, 81
Dem.-46 NAYs...4 maj. Ritter and
Srouse voted Yea. Absent, Cessna, and
3 others. Some voted No because they
wanted the recovery of the money due,
separated from the reinstatement Of the
Tax. Others voted thus because they
waited nothing but bare, unconditional
repeal, which bill would have gone to the
Supreme Court for decision, and left the
question open, and no revenue, for another
year. For all practical good, it seems to
me now to be in the best shape as sure
revenue measure, which may 60 into
effect q. once, aud thus substantially cure
the financial loss Of the bills of 1861,
which laid SO many politicians in early
if not unhonored graves.
In the afternoon, large number Of
Legislators and Revenue Commissioners
took railway ride out to the Cornwall
Mines, in Lebanon county, where they
we're we'll entertained by the modest, gen.
tlemauly proprietor &c. Dawson Coleman,
Member Of the House, returning at
o'clock, after dining at Lebanon.
Joseph Casey is promoted to be Chief
Justice Of the Court of Claims, at w ash.
ing.on.
The meu in the Hospitals have been
mostly pah of. Those in Walnut St.
presented Surgeon G. A. Bowes a hand
some cane, as tribute for his kind pro.
fessional attentions to them.
Union Leagne.-At 8 o'clock, the
Court House was filled with a mos, re-
spectacle and enthusiastic audience, who
elected Officers Of the Union League.
JAMES WoRRELL iwho ran against Xii.
lioger COR Congress, lS60) was chosen
President, With = list of excellent men
for officers, wIo, il they work systemati-
cal!y, and do their duty, can effect much.
Earnes. aud telling speeches were made
by Adm B.--J:-., hS.aber of
the House from Huntington; Frank
Bound, Senator from Norihun berland
Judge Shannon, of Pittsburg, who voted
against Lincoln and Curtin, but who will
now stand BY them, as the constituted
authorities, until the Rebellion is put
down; and Maj Henry White, elected from
the Army to the Senate by the people of
the Indiana aud Armstrong district All
were good speeches. The efforts Of Bound
and Shannon were particularly frightened
by the graces Of oratory, and wrought up
the feelings Of the audience to the hghes!
pitch, while the home thrus,s of Benedict
and White we're directed at the seat of
the disease which afll cts the loyal States.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-17
NO AR R$ED,

By Rev. r. A. Fink, 18th inst, WILLIAM P. DERT
and Miss MARY CLEMENTINE HARRIS, both Of Lewis
burg.
BY A. Straub Esq, Sth inst, BENZ F. MABUS ant
Miss CATHARiNE foErII, both of Lewisburg.
BY Rev. A. G. Dole. S,h inst, JACOB II RISlIEL and
Miss ELIZABETH ECKERr, both of Milton.
BY Rev. c. H. Park. JOHN MUS6ROyE Of Milton aud
Miss REBECJA BLAIR Of Pot.sgrove.
BY Rev. A. @. Dole, 9Th inst, BENJAMIN SHOOK and
Miss SUSAN HUMMEL both of SNYDER county.
By shem Yoder, 25th Jan, MOSES YoDER Of Brown
Tp. aud Miss SARAH 20DK Of Union Tp Feb ). by Sol
Byler, ELI kENAGI aud Miss NANCY daughter OF
Isaac Plank. Feb.s, by sam King, JOSEPH Z)0k and
Miss LYDIA daughter of BENZ. Yoier. Feb Il, by Sol
Byier, ABE ZO0K and Miss FANNY daughter Of Isaac
Plank All of Miftin Co Pa.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-17

s6-"Peace" Democrats Of the North |!
Row do you like the style Of your masters
talk to you? Here is a morsel from the
Richmond Enquirer, which is addressed
to you. Hope you'll profit by it:
"If they repudiate the debt they have
contracted, aud abandon the government
they have established, and recant VOWS,
and break pledges, aud eat dirt, it is we'll
we shall be charmed the movement will
suit US perfectly; and although We shall
not respect the actors in that affair, yet
We shall not be unwilling to trade with
them-holding our noses little-nor to
show them all suitable civilities-but ut
proper distance"
10 plain terms, the Rebels despise you
more than they do those who are honestly
striving to conquer them.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-17

sS-A gentleman of much intelligence
and observation, who has spen. some
time in the armies of Virginia, Informed
Us, las. Saturday, that he has found but
one soldier opposed to the Emancipation
froclama'ion-and be was drunk Buru-
sides 9th Army Corps almost idoize him
-Hooker's men trust him like father,
and all the men are earnest AMI hopeful
they want to fight this Rebellion, clean
down, at once, and for ever, aud no room
for after elaps. He says they are most
indisnant at the Copperhoads of the
North, and many Of them asked him why
the people here did not string them up,
and thus squelch their treason!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-17

The 57th Pa. Vols. at q meeting called
for the purpose, drafted and unanimously
passed series of resolutions, denouucing
in the most emphatic terms, the course
Of the copperhead Democracy 10 the North.
These traitors are fast arousing the sleep.
ing lion of indignation in the army, aud
1t oehooVes them to stop obstructing the
government, or the government, assisted
by its brave and patriotic soldiers, may
put Q stop 10 them.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-17

Frederick Douglas has issued an address
to the colored people Of New York urging
them to join Regiment now forming in
Massachusetts. From some counties in
Pennsylvania, colored recruits have gone
to Boston.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-17

sg-The young Irish orator, MASON
IoxEs, in his lecture in New York, told
his audience, that, iu England, three hun
dred families control the government, a
few thousand landlords owned the soil,
five men owned oDe-fourth of Scotland,
and five millions of ad1lt men had no
voice in the Government And 400, 600
Shareholders claim to ra!e the 81, 900, 900
of this Union, and, through them, Ameri.
ca, and all the world