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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04
UARY.

NIL contender l2h at Winter Park Chesterfield county Va
Mrs JAM fowLkEs, wife Of Henry NJ fOWkes' Esq,
S wsn eeoas Of vssd preeminent virtues
depar this that memoir Of lser Ives should be prepared
seem, due alike " The living and the dead
mrs FowiEes native OF County, Va, and
- H. Art horn John A. Elizabeth O. Clark Although
Lea 10 very bloom Of womsnhood she had formed
the most complete end symmetrical characters the writer
truths ANA, from her earliest womanhood presented
such beSaag sTH W. or ssr Is a. rarely equal
IA The love all who formed her acquaintance. To all
highest qualities OF srog wGrth the added native benlsnny
be most engAgng sincerity OF expression, tie
feeling and OF TASTE the greatest purity q
n,asi a. they were by every graceful aceompshms nt
all that could Va desired in the social relations Of
Mrs PovEes was not only elegant end accomplished
lady-she devoui and pious Christina II seemed TO be
be wondered p9setei Of much native goodn
enamOed with h source aHd es nee Of all good
She made bossiing OF her religion but her gsnu-
Inc deep toned pey peyaded her entire ne ana ne ss.
all ound her, ny End ~ uaohtrusyeY a. e 9seeiy
tfai AID hoy example that she upresed up.n friends tie
tbst her God waS the 'beet OF her devotion that
over her mighty power and That she found Ia him
prominent among her characteristics WIS
charityss uLoatentsOns as IL was peryaye Her tongue re-
faed 70 No" to ionsr for any favor and espec
poor person applied to her Nooal undng hosfs
ia and sing hests now
teSi that she Of those whose vdts require the
somLre shadows Of The gave sddto their Ge she vas
known to speak eu OF others pes was Iea 70 o" inc
mantle Of her universal charity over all Their iooes
Among lighter he menned that she had Ice
talent singing the soul Of harmony and her
touch the poetry OF musfc. -. 10
kind aud frugal haEg perfectly the scrip
idea OF hepmte To her husoaud she seemed 70
happy as waen fully occupied Win her domestic fabrics for het
Ia this respect size was really tie admiration OF all
VINO knew her. the daughters Of oulg Confederay
can And no better example imitation and emuaiion
The q her death truly aeng and touching IL de-
which arm religious faith has TO CLIP The
gm mons Of all bis horrors and 20 cause the Christian to
smile lriumphantly In his embrace. -
She has le deeply bereRved husband and sNle children
10 mourn her uumey DEATH ana well they mourn for truly
their loss been beg Oud ali estimate.
Farewell ny btsl beloved. whose heavenly mind
GENUS with viHue, strength With sSftness, Joined
Though sprghily, gentle though polite, sincere,
And only OF thysef Judge severe;
Unbalanced, uneqused In each sphere OF lie.
The tenderest dau ghter, sister, parent, vile.
o, thou, beyond what q speech can tel,
MY guide my friend, my best bslose, FAREWELL II.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04
CALLRD ROSRLAND,

of $50 acres, The Appom1tios nser al Chesiehr I'D
rptV g, miles Richmond AID f-tra5ursi Tor sAieWr
are snlrEcd the valuable mi located IS above, &c
e1ty oEnrd By Thomas EiauAsaahp, aud nov occupied
~ I'm, adjoining 0iAl aud Henry Cox, Sd
Ia onsrs 90 SURVEY o shh about o acres are
u original growth OF rne oak and 100 acres In secoRIay sfOH
~ M br can be hauled the Shicu Is usysa
Die 10 petersburg ul disiaul three miles IRON
rbsnes can Richmond ths Glover hih kaload
Ab,ut 40 acres open land part t which ay Que ourth
h hby improved producng me crop O tobacco corn a.
bs % large framed dSelng Containing
roous which, except two have closets aaches sod
Although smestat Gus % repair nov aaured iot fsVVO
rg surrounded shade trees, has well 81 me
.ter m me sard and the place remarkably healthy Tue CUT
badags ample u uumbsI, ana O Ee superior gutly lhs
aod H believed abound n coal % dsszE 4Dcut miles
r M Uovrr t pits Possession be- land Ia th1u
s bayug pung iu he crop winter" ~ or The pee
- ,,,at sl rent premises the J a. 81 UOJ
- nnurn The ann, being Gou lf colutgy remote from
ada pessutI excellent opportunity " rsus and others 10
secu.u good estate
reims " suit The purchaser -. --..
Apply % "ODDA' AtFAhso"'
nO2-d8t
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The Chattanooga Rebel.

Owing to difference of opinion of an irreconcilable
nature between the Proprietor and Editor of this pa
psr the connection of the litter ceased on the 2sth of
last month. We we're rot before aware that Mr. Wat
tesop was the Editor of the Rebel but supposed that
Mr. Franc n Paul. whose name, if VIC mistake not, al
wavs sppearsd at the lead of the editorial columns,
was y,dact en- ehef II seems we we're mistaken and that
Nj Watterson, not Mr. Paul. is the witty writer who
bas made The "R .be the spcst paper in the Coincide
racy.
The difference of opinion" which produced this sep
aratou referred doubtless to Gen. Bragg and the Pres
idents policy in reg I'd to his detention. To this Mr.
Paul is opposed aud in his opposition is sustained by
the "Appea," the "Oonle6eracy" and the Montgomery
advertiser three of the ablest papers in the South
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04

IL This valuable win be sold publicly the prem
- On NOVEMBkR IN, unless previously Sold Of which notice
I. ~ be given
situated in RapPahannock county four miles from Wood
vile and from Sperryve, 10 18th Of which there Is
Esaed road Woodvle Hfeen miles non Cupeper H., to
800 the.s macademised read The contains
and thirty acres which hundred cleared Nearly
~ whole cleared land - eel set In blue grass, timothy
clover and tn The highest state Ct uprovement kvery
IN h ,reI v.fsred H0bse OF brick
Of The pest mstsiis ne hgnisomest siyie
ht large roma besides closets and halls and has
tssar id Il utnaed 70 Of magnificent OAK and
e forest trees on hl which 70 the meadow through
rb aoE The Hazel river, forty feet vide,
lovely Of the mountains ard river valley The
sSen Is Of ok story high, snd the cabins arc eomiotta
~ gprinE OLDEST waite The the house Ice
hoase and dairy conveniently located The apple orchard Is OF
nd sEe and OF beet varieties large port Of the outer
sng sftone land very productive adapted 70 the
4 xroath Of earn wheat, re, ON grass
Altogether of he handsosst and most desirable e.
atatesln Virginia
rApPssron ior is Purchse privately can be made 70
- MEs N. y. YOSS,
eei5-scdtis University Of w.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04
Rrapels Shnation-

The telegraph rs sieIr, but the mails bring US news
of light at RaccOon Mountain in which the Coined
crates were EepuIsed with loss OF thousand killed
and wounded. We shall be agreeaby surprised If the
worst is not yet to be told. At any moment, we may
hear of something very serious Bragg is menaced by
great odds If disaster befals him, it will be easy to
place the responsibility exactly where it belongs We
shall take occasion, at early day, to shOE that Gen.
Braggs present dangerous situation Was predicted early
in October aud that plan to avert the same was sub
mttsd through him1o the proper authorities We fear
that neither the people nor the administration SEN
sbe of the critical posture of our all Chattanooga
But the one not to blame for their ignorancs the
other cannot plead want of information.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04
,nvr AKIN ,ssg,s sENHsAI's OEslol, !
Az RlssHozr, Oct. 81, ISIS.
RUgEEGL ORDHRs I
-. -

10. "a -
u,reusnts Of the army making Necessary thAi Sne
s,otiv Of artillery horses AID other hed rNnapotAh2
p r.refg huhanled and more peiisct system el supply
,5orts4 Major M cole, Inspector General OF flei
tat6n in addition 10 bis present dutvs,h hereby eA'ssN
this duty. - ,-.-.,,.rts
nj Undsr HE orderS al nsPsc Iona, purchases mprsssaS
ana lsyues Of hed transportation (acileing iue
h. made and recruiting fsbcstng aud repairing doae
o purch,nv or di,poslIr this description Of properly
en- ,rh al nav ne specially author Ed q Iurcaae ~
Command NJ ensssl efsn army VII 70 het ~ -
ese, sha b c1uduefto the limits Of th- sru anu elv
.el ateIv In the advance, AEd under no eteus'au.s
h once BE- allowed purchase within any dafs 81 ooa'
40 which regularly aFp-lt a purehnE oueef mas OeeN ~
signed. i D. .,h.,,-.l a. lst,i,t The
Couisate state ths PuIpOsei canned Aud van an ON
-es 10 he duty who control the satJect within te ~
I've districts undsr such orders and ItsAona a. ne may 'ao
nsh. ..-,, ...-,., 49,, .-.
authorize o make Inspections slec within the limits Oh ne
sqnment ana 10 ondcnn order 10 be turned Ia TO me
s po- 1u.rsrmsssr artillery hoTs>s and other teans-
poraon oud unavoidable TO be- 20 disposed 81 as the chlsl
inspect0r OF the disaiot may direct
he uuarermasters Of armies, Quaztcrmasters AZ pos
or the field viii lake their estimates On the ee
Inspector district for such hd transportation as thl my
require necessary for the protection Of parties coeng
hnes cavalry viii DC turnshe
hy the nearest commandtr Of troops.
VI horses sud o7her property 10 use IN the eomssry
department Impressed by ccer Of other depart
By order
CSgned) s oooPEs,r
noS-iW Adit and InsPr GenL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04
THE CITY.

SoLDIXRs' RKL1EY AssocIAIoSs.-Anoog the most
valuable suxiares to the government in supplying the
army with shoes and clothing the various Relief
Societies which exist IN almost every prominent city ard
town in the South. Il would be difficult and alnost i'm
possible to estimate the benefits that have accrued from
these associations in Supplying wherein an Erever,
the government by reason of inability, or fa'sy from
any cause has not been able TO meet the demands Of
the army in>hese respeets. 8
We are not of the existence Of any organized
society of ladies in Richmond for the objects above
Iamed; and if there is Lot, tie patriotic ladies of the
eity-and none have exceled them in palrotisa-
should set about forming one or moro at once. The
governmel l., pressed with the muarious duties en-
gsging its attention, will need the assistance of such
societies in clothing the Virgin troops this Winter.
We observe that the Central Association 1t Columbia
g. c. have supplied soldiers from that State during the
past month with 1000 psrs of shoes, and nearly 1000
hats and fannel.shirts It las made arrangements to
secure four or five thousand additional pair of Shoes
Similar societies in Georgia working with the same
success.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04
PTrTSXLVANIA LAND FOR SALE.
HAVE FOR SALE

- 4 TRACT OF LAMP
,aei on the pabue road u.s above D1nye oil three
from the village VII tur DO good ueshbo- hood within
rev miles several cturclysi aud cow snirus 10 Mills
rb c contains as acres, Of which 100 are In original
frogth heavily ubeIed portion VI the remainder paIdi'
n SoEn % mostly labie laud proicyaS Audaoou' ban
. ~ rel CLAW subso suited for sh-a ue Other well adapted
ths growth and me thdtc1 Tie whole ke
tered with good branch Hats.
The improvements consist OF comfortable Dwelling House
win four rooms, several out houses barns, &C
- ny pce ace 5000, aooa $50 per acre, cash. IL
Confeieratesnonsy, if early application oe made
iH take azure showing the aE9 Wishing
purchase or giving any additional Information oyletier.
Ii, g. BELT.
- Address HDr II. S. Belt, Wiitmel, Pitts5 vana "
\ ?. ~ Dsnvtie Register copy twice &C 6-2sTlm
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04

RUMoRED RIoF IN RICHMOND. -fne New York Herald,
of the S0.h, in its 'stu4tiou" article, says
Tnere was rumor in the city yesterday th.t the
people of Richmond had rs, III insurreCu9n against
authorities released the Union prisoners tho
arsensls and held the rebel Capnal Gneis CONTROL
These rcmors nave rot up TO this time received any
positive confirmation, but the desperate condition OF
and ptiyauOa To which the ciuzenJ have been re-
duced mgut saranG the tiuth OF disturbance at
almost any moment.
Til is par with the absurd rumor published in
Philadelphia paper, of the 29.h, that Gen. A. z. hil
had been dissraeed and actually confined 10 Rich
mOnd for flaming to capture the eLeays wagon trains in
tho late march 10 Brstoe Station.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04
b. LAND FOR RENT.
IN WISH TO RENT OFT PRIVATELY. 20

mart Of the crop, for ensuing year, the OF lad
Elvyss 10 ny brother sprsgns aud myself ioiay ~ my
fsther, Thomas L sVIaglsl al his Death
rms land county % Haltz Virginia. about eighteen
miles north Of the use and CONTAINS about 2tOO
e,nTinfng Or high land and creek OATS
ahe dwelling house large ronvenieny arranged, and sur
uuded by necessary outhouss an In gQSd repair and
ne renter viii be req1rsd work less than feen hands
% thePlace.
ana see me on the subject anxious 20 dispose Of time
- ,ssling wheat kLiLA A CLARK,
Barksdae P. o., HAifIK Va
b0aP R-Thsrs sale Of the perbe paftof fathers
Iats on premises about the close OF December Mex At
Whch tenant able supply tinse wah such ing
=" o.ie-eo5tf ga. CLARK.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04

PARoLED YAAKgEs AT LARGr.-One OF the city papers
complaints of the increase OF paroIed Yankee prisoners
enjoying the freedom OF the city passes paroles.
A lew days ago, shabby looking fellow was noticed
lodging arould the Basin looking into the boats, coal
and wood yards, &c. Being questioned closely, be
knowledged that he Yankee; or, he expressed
it, ION the other sde that no had the freedom OF the
city under pass from Gen. Wnder, aud had been here
over two Yeas.
If it be tue that large number Of them are on pa
role in the city, as reported t may be well to inquire
what valuable Information has not already been caed
to the enemy oy those who have been exchanged. 1t
is notorious iact that these do appre
cate any leniency exhibited towards them While
here and on their return TO theS friends tell every.
thing to detriment, and grea deal mors than s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04

requested to sign the foregoing resolutions and that
The persons constituting the Committee before men
toned be also appointed committee to solicit their
Resolved, 9th, That the Rc' mOnd papers be Iespect
fuv requested to publish proceedings Of this meet
ing. "oi ~ FA"Oh' o"-A D
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04
FARM or 575 ACRES,
IN CAROLINh COIi NTY, Ia MILES
FkOM CRAESTERRIELD DEPOT


NIX are authorized to Sell Valuable FAR,I
NNY located above 10 TIE occupancy Wa r..
" containing SIS acres 600 acres
Sssyy tubered oak and Pine oLsinal growth
The soil T. vel adapted TO the growth
beat and tobacco. 40 nts the Telegraph road, so
nf Richnold and ~ niles om Chesterfield DeFo the R.
Railroad convcuien % several Churrhes h Ps - mills,
n Al Intelligent and rsGued community IL has upon the
uSusl out-bud n The Dwelling contains or rooms, and
a,t ssrne rtile rtpsi would be an elegant house.
80 hi exceedngy desirsb Yarn ana IAs thAnee or
Sstrent whittier b0Ur q vih view OF making ~ PeFa-
~ IA h dsncs or for che apCse Of gettng toe timber
IHng rented r nuueer Of ye1rs Ana ne asnn9n
sslaee IA viu De so.d for much les than is value
APPLY 70 lno2-eOd2tl GODDIA APPARsON
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~ mo- AARON SIMONS, Esq pubIisher

Herald ana Post Providence. lin the Richmond Wing Of
3ls IS notice taken n Y Daily News, enqurrg af
our iy-say to my Mary ami sister CT ara We are all we1
and prospering written several tines will do 50 again ms
week. hOf-lt'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04
ROCK OF INSTRUCTION FOR THE

PIANO FOkJE
ON FRIDAY NEXT, the 9th instant, Will be
RARr Isr.
or tie improved "Hune.s Book OF Instruction Tor the
- PI ,no Forte" Price 81.
Ths rart elegantly printed 10 LthoRaphy, on good paper,
contains the usual to learners tOgbor With Sig
pages Of scales and exsrces, marked for lingering.
PART %,
the will fo0H ia about threa weeks sud COM
pfise ssons and sudieSfJr advanced pupils
t1ade, aud half this allowance 10
schools and ordering ten paris Cash or check 70 a.
company all orders. $500, ,,-.,,, ~. .
roao,s Richmond, Va.
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ADIOTANT 40 INsP'R eENLs OFFI0E. /
GENERAL ORDERs, /
No. la.


No. la.
The practice Of relieving oceu from commands 70 which
hey have been appointed and assigned Snu oFaefus -
report person ths office for further ass aen vi" cease
unless specially required By orders u0a this ONCE.
which they viii STAY dusug UGH vii Immediately rspors
70 the dearest enroag cheer wh3 viii register Of Then
nAes descriptive place stationed, by waom the iar
lough grated and the tine 81 wulch 10 expires.
Ill When expiration OF his turousui AM oehs Al
distance Al examining Board soldier Is unable
70 tave he earJng on viii order aim before me b1sd q
o5uscup and the medical oeer snd one o M
pysclsus c0ucurLg, they VII Toward To MS co
uaAnding 6enerz statement u his case, fscOmutuda
ton extension urOugh % exceed unity days. ~
pcates brag also Sugeou General But when he
soldier general hospital he viii De sent before
Hospital examining board Eho s eJni0rn 70 he PFeeed
IN insru cious.
" cases kness Wounds which, from any cause arr
neglected receive proper treatment The ussoy
being prolo e aoiisr m DC seat oy me
enrolling 0cer, 20 thy nearest camp 81 l1sactoa 0f
Ne hospital
Recommendation for exeUson Of leave 10 oceH and fur
lsugas medic Lhies 10 ohcrs und CO Tn
Of disability soisrs, ~i oay be sNsa oy AUTHORISED
BJars eUaac-i ~ the usst tecuoi OF
Paragraph III o. this Ori,r by the board OF Examiners TOT
consurpts. Rec0musuiasu8 cesn'zss iron private phJ
scislB medical 0uc-r susy Sld not DC received
Paragraph III I General Regulations ara Faiag'aph l.
General 81 series non This eh;e, are amend
ed 20 scC0rd vito thl5 Paragraph.
Faroaghvd s5deIs viii uot be permitted 10 60 vtnn ne
hnes OF tbs guCny.
rsi,,e5l - ''N''' s.tOOPER,
oeslSiw Adt and Insp'. General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04

II WILL conduct School at the Il. NJ.
IL College during suspension Of College sHs,1e Thorough
oous gwen, and every attention pid 10 the CON
cas- % pupils
= --rt-aa,ius 4. PURYEAR
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ADJF AND TasF'E GISTEALB oFFIcE,
klssaoAD, OF g, lsG8. I


By authority Of CJmanian Of CoussPs p make detins lot
ioo under me Par H. % General orders, No
~ nd Par " dg No 80 81 lst@ u hertoJ eK
i 10 hs they employ such persons Ia The dales Vi
abroad saaiB, efy guards or Ia Me prC con u
0 the unceis OF Tie stan bepAEt
nrnt or of .ca military coDsuds SPECIAL repolt7 WI De
made OF ali sucn "DETAILS Co the Bureau OF Oouscupuon
Tbrv nav ,so detail mz1nrr, until The recovery Of
h-n auy borne tbs ruh ~ general holp
Mo mAy reported thtu by NE hlspl boAius IS unaD
e maj may Indicated 0y The examinations Of ms uoiplai
Boards ~ oFder- a c,,pyp
.ose-i~ Adjt and Inspr Genr
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MUSICAL.
GRAND CON RT.

MR.. AND TIE MISSES SL0NAN
WILL sivea Concert on FRIDAY Eyf-
w vIRGt November G, at the EXCHANGE HOTEL, mr..
d nrhAm's Dancing Academy -.
-. y :. i'si me- nov4-u
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s. COOPER,
Adi't and Inspi General
GENERAL ORDERS I
40 r1u- /

Adult AND INSP. 6ENLS OFFICE.
RCHs0ND. ", Oet- -, 1853.
GENERAL ORDERsl
No. lao.
~ s,,Bsnt Of Ucnscrip vii be dirccd BY the Bureau Of
otpou oaly except such may be properly made BY brig
cen Po thc terrt.y auluet % niIl 10 sal0ruihsu0n
10 General ]. A. J1hustOu. ~ order. .z.-.
..so1v Adit IusP. GenI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04

PEDIGREE OF THE UNIFED STATfs-Srcd by Wasnpg
tol and Damned by Lilcolp.-PIHeh.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04

RAID ON TuscALoosA-0f Official information has been
received from Tueumbia BY COL ,Ros5er, Commandaut
of the post, Selma that despatch from Gen. Roddy,
dated Decatur 24h states that raidng party in large
force, was moving in the direction Of tuscaloosa Ala
bama and probably on Selma Tuscaloosa, was formerly
the Capital of Alabama
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-12
TRxrRAcT. |

repeat it is time that the line policy was
adopted, and that the country know il. In
my opinion, We must choose, aud that prompt
ly, between one Of the three lines OF policy.
/ The restoration and preservation of the
Union by such amendments to the Constitn-
ton as will insure the domestic tranquility,
safety and equality Of all the States, aud thus
restore peace, unity and fraternity tolthe.
country. be. =.
Or, 2. A peaceful dissolution of the Union,
by recognizing the Independence Of such
States as refuse to remain in the Union with
out such constitutional amendments, and the
establishment of a liberal system Of commer,
cial and social intercourse with them by
treaties of commerce and amity.
Or, 3 War, with aRiew to ~snbiugation and
military occupation of those States which
have seeded or may seeede from the Union.
| repeat that, in my opinion, you must adopt
and pursue one of these three lines Of policy.
The sooner you choose between them, and
proclaim your choiceto the country, the better
for you, the better for us, the better for every
friend Of liberty aud constitutional govern
ment through out the world. In my opinion
the first proposition is the best and the last
is the worst
am in favor of such amendments to the
Constitution as will take the question out oil
Congress, and restore peace to the country.
That may be done by nom Internationally
popular sovereignty, as it is called; or by the
Crittenden amendment making an equitable
partition Of the territory between the two sec
tons with a self.exeeuting clause prohibiting
I on one side and protecting il on the other.
II may be done in various ways, / prefer an
amieshle settlement to a peaeeable dlsunion
and ! prefer Il q Thousand times to civil war
II " can adopt such amendments as Wilde
satisfactory to Virginia, North Caroline, Ten
n~essee and the border States, the same plan
Of paeidcation which will satisfy them will
c. ltea Union party 10 the cotton States
v 81 viii soon embrace a large majority O
iAs people in those States, and bring theu
back Of their owRdree will and accord, ant
lthnsrestore, strengthen and perpetpate the
GLORIOUS old Union forever. l repeat what
ever guarantees will satisfy Maryland ant
the border States lths States nowAh tn,
Union) will create a Union party in thi
seeded States that will bring them back lby
the voluntary action Of their " people
lou can rostore,and preserve the Union il
that mode. You can do il IN, NC, other way.
War Is disunion-a final SEPARATION Of th,
Union, Hence, Disguise II a. you mas, ever,
Union, man in America mnst advocate snei