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WAsHIS6TOs, April l6, 1873 )
II0pAcAIG E0R RIII II EANAllN. =

WAsHISGTOS, ApIn 10, lb5i
PROPOSALS FOR RIFLE CANNON
Il Proposals viii be received q, this Office until oeock
m on tho u day OF Mty uert for the msuufcJie sd de-
livery OF THIRTY CASIIHOS SIEGE RlFLE CAtNON
OF ia. cabey OF -four and half incbes These cannon
wei.h when flushed about 3570 pounds They ere 20 DC
maze N strict Conformity the drawn which viii be fur
ushsd and which NAV be any United Sste Asena
They 70 hoio~ cooled fom the interior the
arc TO be subject the regular United States inspection aou
proof and to be received psid for bat 'oeb ie
accepted by the lns whose decision 10 the reception
Of them 90 be tna and conclusive
Bidders viii the time they propose 10 deliver the '
Cannon aid the number they will deliver weekly there
sGer They will also VII, they pIoposc 20 anuisc-
them aud the price Per pound for a." finished Cannon
delivered tho place Of shipment nearest TO the oondsJ
whore cast
No bid will be entsTGined except from regular founders
idepoo Of which, and Of their abiy io fuBl contIac II
swerded them accompany the bid unless the bidder
= known b. this ohce.
Any bidder obtaining coutfsct vii be required 10 enter
Into bonds with les than tgo sufees M the penal
Of - 900 for the faithful ulhlEent Of bic contract In
ell respects. ~ -
The light reserved "a reject any at BIDS II The prices
deemed sh H. Tor ANY u u not thought for
the public % sce-p them Pfoposs viii b. .eai-
srd addressed 10 Brig Gen. j. W Ripley Chief Of ord
nance Washington D. C. and viii be iud1rtcd froposA'
Tor A inch Ride CannOn.p JAS. W. RIPLEY.
Big Gen. Chsi Ordnance.
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p1cG0irq CARDS, sc.

AT J. EVERDELLs, No. 302 Broadway,
s,e. Also Seals and Silver poorPaes elegantly enSrayea
ITWl EyERDELL}s SONS l04 Fulton-st.
a WFnDING CARDS Fine Stationery. Co!0r.d Ia.
tai STAMPING Monogtams Door and Number Plates Seal
pfe,es Eauk Book Checks. Notes Lsees, &C (EsIao'
isnei 1881
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Gotels.
AMER
DoGro an0 Rocm5

BOARD and UNFURNlSIIED ROOM, with
ID bedroom rsuuy attached wanted for two OF three
gentlemen respectable American family without snail
ehdien and where tArr7 few other boardeTs, ard
the uea Furnished at The Bsasi hous mechanics LocA
ito. cru-sl0th or lltn Wsr pr,frNd. Address BOARD
EIc rf.huur Office shifting psticHiEs, It'll 25th inst.
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CUPRENE COURT SALE of $50 LOTS Of
~ GRCUND-A J. BLEEChER, SON Co viii sen 4,
Auction THURSDAY, April -. a. IL O'clock AZ the Mer
chants Exchange Sllrs'0yui, 10 III Broaawuy:
- IdE TWELFTH WAkD-l51 lots lying between
<Stb AMI 2L-stA adjacent b. tie Hudson River and IuD
boob station me Ttosd and eniJrscig some a. the
tuocg sites toe nOt picuTque pert Of le liver ide OF
III Island ~ ofjs- II
MURRAY HOFFMAN Reisfee
FINE A CuIITsNDRa, Planting Attorneys
J. &. hCGuiRE Co, AuctioDeep
AssIsTAEr QCAkI Ki- AfSsTRRs OFFICE corner
end Ilc.sis.. WAsHIs GTOS. D. G., EPril - 1908
VIII be sold at Public Auction on THURS
bAT, Zad Apnl. int. It the Coral. the Wsslne.
krI,D eissiofy large lot 81 conceuI,d HORSES AID
BULLS % unfit for p1blc service
Pee % commence a 40 clock d. m.
A~Hs Cab, 10 Ooyefunen funds
sgIsd CH ID. TOMPKINS,
Cap, a. q NJ. y. g. A.
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NETWORK g. NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
co. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1891
COMMENCING DECEMBER J. 1882.
Passenger Station in NewYork corner 27t st. and Hhar

COMMENCING DECEMBER J. 1881.
Passenger Station In NewYok 27t 81. and thav'
entrance On 21tl-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-HORh:
Forhew'hsyen, T. a. m. nI Is IL is, 2le lEx) 14of%
For iriJsspOt = ga NJ tE1l, l,s AIS Erh $50 asa
For Milford strstrord Fairfield Southport, and wespor,
Ia m y Is, $40. 40 ?.
For No.wak o 80 H. l2l5. 2lS (EE.l 80 40 500
For D,risn sud Greenwich T. go M la15, 40 ~
Fox Stanford. :, (EIl ESQ nc; l2lS, AIS tE&h aa
FOR Port Chester and intermediates stations T. a2o
u Is 40. 40 so 60 p m -
Fgr Port Chester sud NeS. Rochelle ? N.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Bos.on. via Springfield N lsx) 2l5 (ZI) sp-
For Boston, Vi, Shore Line, l2l5, p u ,..,.-
For Hartford and Springfield IN tcK) lala Ss tEL.
Tor Connections River Railroad to Montres Ell
and ~ IS D. to Northampton.
Por Hartford Providence. aud Fishhl hafosd' "A
Tor New. Haven, New London and s.srnsOn Rairosaa
a uu.. u u, 2l3 p. M -
Caral Railroad IL is D m to NorhamDtou-
Far Uoussiouic Railroad 70 fiItsheid. 8
For NNuratucx Railroad. 8. m. as D. m
hof Daobury aud Norwlk Railroad q m ~ Aop.m
Commodlou, Sleeping Cas- attached 20 the o. w. Ifstn
NTEW,JERSEY RAILROAD-F0R PHIL
~ ADPLPHIA AID the SOUTH aud WEST via JER-
say CITY-Asu and Express Lines leave Newly ORR At
srt 10 m 4 ., 1880 and ll:3) p. Fsre 90 throusa
baggage checked at AMI 70 NJ snd 80 snd 1889 p M
foS IVss5irgton. ard AZ snd p. n. for the West
'' j. w. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
No Baggage will he received for trains unless deYeree
md checked Is advance n. tbs time OF leArink
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Sales bn anftiot,.
IN NOTICE-POSTTIVE SALE.

IuCTION NOTICE-POSITIVE SALE.
Il a VATDEgroOL & Co. Auctiobeers
'Aicc-No - MRidtn-anp.
"A''W OREs OF Arr Al PURlC EUCToS.
The pIoperty o! Jsrson declining Hon.eJesIins
THIS DAY tWfDNESDAY) April q y ~ oicloct, pre-
between 18th ami 9th avs:
The largest ard richest ,ssortnent of HOUSEHOLD
all TO order for the present snd k Il the
bet description Catalogue a. he house or morning Of $40
EpwaHD slsrlrScn. Auctionccr.
ID w. IVES St; q Co. Co.; viii sell on
At y o'clock 81 the Derry Galleries No. 6a Brndway
VALUABLE PRIVATE COLLECTION or PAINTINGS
THE PROPERTY or WELL-kAO"H
One orhs mos. choice aud valuable collections OF Pautins'
offered sale in oy. being the property Of we'll
LnsWn connos,eaf Who y bout to eaTe ~ bs
collection for The specially cdeed from the
artist. themselves and embrace specimens Of the highest
der. Ghs Lsndscspes include works by ,,,
S 3IS Tx i bgTS4AsED' % %N FAFH
WHlTTREOGE, BOUGtT0N. LAMBINLr'
Sfi.TrUcK. COLEMAN. CAREY.
In Figure Pieces aud GrnTe" subjects are Nimshe e1'
fHTttSSiiNoToN. H.P GRAY, EAgN JoIa,aE,sIo3SS'
SOVER bREV0ORT. EDWIN WHITE.
DE ST VICTOR, stACHE, BoUGaroN,
DUyERGER. LOOP HEF sISlsSs
In Anmsl. Birds Fruits and kindred subjects 40 found
T IA i;'-'' wLHAYs BEARD,
4EE89EcKHov2N G3y[2yIHIER van AN aAEoKE
AlsO sn Odsiual Drawing in wetsI sOOr', by
AIRY SCHEFFER
These beautiful works Of at will be on exhibition che week
previous 20 iIInsrRATED CATALOGUES
The specis attention Of the patrons Of art Sc called to Thu
sails in which, mS oe safely SAID are none eut Sufe' oil
the hghos, order Of melit.
AuctOneeIs' Offices Nos l5S and Isl Broadway
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X. T. HAzElI, Aurtioneef.
DY WHTTTEMORE & HAZELL, Store No.
Ds3 Lbcg y.s, TUESDAY April g. at 10 o'clock ct our
EIeEoou. Pefemntory sale Of
MACHINES. TOOLS AND FIXTURES
ofsn E. Tool Manufacturing Company
Catalogues ready a cur office.
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A. N. NspwiN Auc0onoel.
DY BANGS, MkRWIN d Co., Irving Bnild-
ID ns Nos. So sad 596 Brssdwsy-Sses Of Books, s!s
tsp.fy Pictures Noi o. Art tsncs Goods. Furniture &c
THURSDAY EVENING April %. al : o'clock.
PRIVATE LIBRARY Of valuable standard works In
tsosrs literature, ucndns many that are scarce eId me
ss Of the clsucs also miscellaneous publication &c
FRIDAY EVENING, Apni a. ii : O'clock.
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BOOKS, comprising sn a.
,oent Of illustrated and standard WORKS IN ipe bindings
Ls bibles and payer books, bound In velvet and morocco
A NesTy ell new and r. stock. ,
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OCEAN Cleaners.

CtTEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN.
- WAcrRa PArOs, NomDaa5et
III. Steamship GREAT EASTERN viii leave LyeTpool
and vii continue 10 regularly during the tesson LsTS
notice VII be given OF dates II departare
RATES Or PASSAGE; -
FIRST CABIN. 70 >
SECOND z,
EXCURSION TIGHTS OUT AVID BACK, IN TIL.
FIRST AND ssCOGD CABINS ONLY, FAKE
AND HALF.
THIRD CABIN p
oTEERAGE =
farce payable in gold oris eqniyslent 10 : currency
FOR ua. age Al ply ~ CHAs. A. WEIrNEI
At tic Oice, no % Broadway.
ROWLAND L AsPINWALL, Agents,
No. 81 South-st.
GtTFAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touching
> az Queenstown cork Tisrbor Tin wsknOwn steam
or. Of ne Liverpool Eewlork aud Phiadeiphia Steamship
Company are intended 20 sail a. follows;
CITY Or Satnrd2y Apr -
fDlNEI hth Jay nay
May
North River.
Fayshle IN gold. or It's equivalent N eluenoyi 40, 81,
FIRST CAB N...... go 20 Embellishments 2 20
Frst Cabin 20 London e5 - stesrsgc Lcndon.. 50 81
First Csb TO Paris.. GS steeEs.e 10 Pads.. 20 81
Ft CAbln 10 lhuIz 20 C0'SteefGge to Hamburg 81 ~
Passengers also 'orwaded TO Hsyre Bremen ROTTERDAM
Antwerp. &C. at equally low rates.
Fares from Liverpool Queenstown lSt Cabin, SO, %
gf5 Steerase IRON, Liverpool $40. From Queenso~n SJ
Those eho wish TO ierd for the enos can buy tickets hare
For lrher information apply at the Compspy's Offices
JOHN U. DALE. Agent, No. 10 broad"Ay n l.
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Henry c. SCRmNEK. Aucti0neef -
AUCTION SALE of HOUSEHOLD FUR-
a NTURE. &c. HENRY C. SCRIBNER viii SELL
al, wednesday, at lOt o'clock, at No. B. Greenwich
Az corner o. Ashisndpsoe. continuation OF PeEy' al
a. Furniture CONTAINED ia said house Consulting Of Brussels
,r Ingram Carpets Ocloth, Sofas Chairs Mirrors Lounges
LIienou Di1iig Table BetstsaGs Bureaus. Ws'htands
I,-sl.too Center Tables Hair and Straw Msttczsses
y.s,b-y Beds Pillows and BosteTs BEDDING !iss;ona,
ss.rRods Mating; also, q large quantity Of Crockefy
Glassware COOKING Utensils &c, with which toe sae Wlh
pas The house.
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Glistellaneous.

COTTON WASTE--FOr Machinery, Wiping
- and Packing also or shipping e los to su par..'e'
For sale By W. w. 100000.
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GTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GRO
y TON NEW-LONDoE SrONINGrON PROvI-
DENCE NEWPORT, TAUNTON, and SEW.BEDroRD.
The spepdid steamers COMMONWEALTH and PLY
MOUTH kOCk viii leave Pier No: Is N H. zoos OF Court
lsnd st.. daily ,excep. Sunday. at p. m
Freight low by any other line Once Of Com
pany No lis West-st., corner Of CourilandtH
kew.York March 3 1853. W. N. EDWARDS, Agent
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Rcal IeiGie Tor 9aIe.


" Bsrssu Hill two inici fom Jes-y City Very. con-
,aing niue Of hnd with double House. new 70
Nsgon.ous-, Outside sheds ke choice Nut ana ahs
TO-. 10 abundsbcs and yrounis ally laid 1Ais
properly within % nuus. Of Jersey Cty Ferry by horse
Rsoad md !. located IN Of 90 Dcs neis fAo'ds IN
N.w.J.f,cy Po.Io.lon given Immediately II required.
Tho owner has lived ths place 40 p..t seven &es'
qefms es.y For pariculEfs inquire n JAMIE II LEEDS
No -? Front southwest corner OF Pe,ks!iP, As~-i ok,
between 10 aud ! o'clock.
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Co Eci.
UApLEM.-HOUSE TO LET, corne
ANSION lad FLUSHING tn RENT {

w SUMMER YEhR-l5 Rooms, IL Closets, Piszz,
~ ,ides) Lawn ana ShrDbbey Evergreen H-d1ss Rru,
rros end dar1en Stable desi Rent very low Al ths
e1pirsor furniture viii be taken r ysustion fo the
JItiNIE ~ To-, fllsAilg.Ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-22

A NUMBER Of wrll-recCmmcaded GERMAN
"a GIRLS want Situations Cooks Cbanbemsid', lam.
desse Sur.e Girls for General lioaseworN &C, &c, a.
MRS LOVES German Institute, No II St1nt0n-it.' near
the Boy.ery.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY.-

" From foot Of Courtsndt-gt.-Connectisg At hsmPt9s
Junction with the Delaware, Lsekawsnns and Western R,
road and Esston with the Lehish Valley Railroad and e
connections forming direct line Pittsburgh and the Wss
f.Ia oh. 1f CAR
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20 LET Mt WASHINGTON Nights

4 handsome Gothic HOUSES u Rooms Ga. aud Fixtures
Rspes Hot Wen ard Cittem Water; Bath thIeefourths
oil LrrGen aud Lawn. II ed with Grape and otl Fruit
psrscly shaded. convenient 10 stages depot Sad boats
Dtksr Houses from 4250 % So0i slso three FuTni.hed
Apply to A. b. MILLS Agent, l55sh-si ana 10Th
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ITTNO LEASE-Two good STORES, Nos. rs
4 ADD - fIankn-.t near b'Osdwsy which VIII be read
for occupancy by lst OF JuDs Inquire OF JOHN AT
lTaiDGE son No. 69i FOurthst, between Ava AID &,
from 9 A. "a. 90 =.
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<SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESITEEt ,o> PAhMEk FlTCHguRG, NASHUA
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
The new snd .tsuneh ssearpes q the Norw. ch line
CITY OF BOSTON aud CITY OF NEW.YOhK
leave Newyork daily Sundays excepted at ocicck o. m
from Pier No 80 North Rive. foot Of v.s,ryst
FOR NEW-LONDON.
there connecting with the s. smoost Express Train forth,
shove points via Norwich Worcester Boston Wooests
Wore4ser Nashua and New.London Northern Raro.ds
Freight az the loves, rates For inlormston inquire
OF e. s. MARTIN. Agent, on The Pier
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Uanis.
GESPECTABLE young Woman W,
stftr4tf,p Nurse aud = ~
m wants q
N INTELLIGENT MAN, returned home

"A from the army where hs held commission plain
aud can voauce bsidr his honorable discharge FROM
,sce nj he United State TIE very best references 70
to his char rer sud iregy, who - wei sceua,O-d with
the Err French AID ternIan languages ADD with melc
ne slastes 10 general wishes to have an EhPLOfMENT
in si4o pu6l,c mercantile capacity Address H. L. D.,
Tribune Office,
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Gtsar,tcais amo HailroaSs.

TOR ORIENT, GRBENPORP, sOUTHOLD,
< oAG HARBOR, the HAMPrOSS. &c- The hn1
Steamer st1FFOnK, Capt EANENS, WI Tor the grsseDs
DAY AFTEE*OONS a. ociocA. ketL .sg-Leave Sag
Hagbor MONDAY and THURSDAY AFTERNOONS. FiSe
yss.eu yer accommodation Freight taken.
n / RICIIAL DION. No. 100 Fulton-t
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RIO DRUGGISTS.-Wa Wanted, by young Man
i well posted in business. CLERKSHlP In hIst.elass
country preferred. will put In capital aud aAs
II desirable, or buy out Adde'S for one week, CLkhh
rribnn Oliee.
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Mop RnSTnN nnd pPnVInENCE. via NEW

NoR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD AND
Peck Alip at a:l5 p N
Ts.,ensess 80 gerth from New. haven at lIocloek.
Hl9df LiNf-s steamer leaves AZ ii o,olock arriyfnzI:
hew-hayen Ia tiG,e for nom ng trains
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-22

NORTHERN Il. r. of n. JERSEY. Trains
~ leavs Jersey City for Permobt at $500 BIS NJ
lis pu and b: 8 Saturdays only ii SIS
for Monsey ,i5 ptD L 4:2i pm. T.WDEMAREsr. supt.
NEW-Y0RK, HARLEM and ALBANY r. r.
~ -For Albany, Troy, North and Wss.-WINTER AR
RANGE1lENr, commencing MONDAY, Nov. II. 1852
For ALBANY 10:20a Express NJ all Train from 10Th st
Station. Recurring leave albany Il 1898
For Local Trains see Time table.
JOHN BUlCUILL Suuerintsndsnt
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger trans
IL 7 g. H. Express for Buffalo.
$50 m. Mix. daily, for O.syiie
10 M. Nai mr. buirl5 -
4pm way for Ois,i =, Nesbcrsh sid Warwick
D. M, Night Express daily fof Dugkigk Buffalo Koch
er Capsnta,gua principal stations. Train Of sator
day run. through 10 Buffalo, hui. does not 10 Duntnk
p ~. Emis ART Z !, Dn.klrt. - ,e,...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-22

NkO LEI at 1ONhEhS-turnlshcd or I'M
4 unfurnishod-a HOUSE containing IL Rooms with hnr
Grounds sitscbed situated Oh Locu,hlsv and command
H. fine view Of the river Terms reasoDabe. Apply T. e.
on the pTsnisea
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-04-01

q cheap immunity to the man Ct means,
thus making patriotism matter Of dol
lars and cents; Therefore
Rssoleeq, That the Democracy of
Pierce county, yielding TO no party or
persons in their devotion to the Constitu-
lion "a il Is, and the Union rs eur faith
ers made if. will resist, BY all loyal. peace
ful and constitutional means. a further
lepetition of the above enumerated
wrongs, aud we recognize the ballot box
as the best means to accomplish this re
suit.
Rcse1ced, That secession is too lie Il
monstrositv TO merit respectful consid-
eration, and deserves the oXecration Of
every lover Of this Union; but that O.
eession is not the only wrong that has
crcpt into the world, TO Tester society aud
destroy government.
RESOLVED, That tho accusation male
against rs rs Democrats, as the advo-
Gates of an unconditional peace with the
robeis in arms against the government, Is
II ipdi HIhiiCi upon c4i NN"iH5 y f''1't
patriotism-a libel on The brave men
who have fell upon every battle field
fighting in defense q Tie glory and hon,
or Of their county, HbcI on tic name
Of Jackson and his il'ustrious coadjutors
"a fou, and devilish lie apon the mem
cries Of he gallant men whose blood has
redoned every field Of strife since this re-
beHiop began--a lie, foul and unnatural
against The loyal sons Of Erin, who fell
in heaps within twenty rods Of ii,2 enc
mics guns ut Fredericksburg, and whose
blood the rains d winter havo scarce yet
washed from the sol where they fell, and
who now sleep in bloody graves, & mon
ument ofjevotion 70 the country Of their
adoption.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-04-01
HORACE GEsEELY SELF
IMMIGRATION.

To The Editor Of the New York Times:
through the choice of others than
myself | find myself involved in per-
sonal controversy with Mr.. Thurlow
Weed through your choice. | find ais
side Of that con.royorsy--partly BY his
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-04-01

ut,>..v 7 P.,,,oxn Fso- nm ~.
-. .,,. :, = ,.,... -,
/" '''7- " ~ '~' ,''o
gave 70 your readers yesterday, Mf'
Greeley savs:
a.rLo ,,.,.,,ol osso,Its &c NJ wool
GRO - I;r,.o o,~soa,,.,co l.,,a,sa r. l,;s
...ter r,sl, ,ess,e.s II t.,,,I. o. far
;rs+orco ,b.fI .;,,;taJtha Co,ton 'S',to.
- v.:.blron, fr,n tho J-n;a,,,--o IT,
,b., IN tha J.rl.o~. how or the w.r
tro;..,,rsl,, n,ocla;,,,,l ,bot 40 ,,I,st ,,nt
I|r.n Tho rshor,on in s;v,r Io,. or
,,,ola nooco en- tbe I,.. oLfa;3oble tarns
.,.n,ler isa-fbat .r,, s,,;red viii
Va lanI,.i,o,,,' ..rJ 60 m n tho end of
,hs cfo,,7sr q,a r,ao i utterly Hind
o,.l n,.4 Nh Lotto orthoso he bot Ie.rov.
~ MI Ja~as,oJ 81
IN PROOF o' my ci-'Tse 'hai ~ "feeIey
'inr'ied lie Cotton States 10 withdraw
from the Union" [ offer Mr. Greeley
l.;,,sslsas H., ,y;,,....
-. -. ,,,,.,....., o,eco
'''
1t The Cotton States shaii become sat
l-i.>d that they can 10 better out Of the
Union than II It, vs. INSIST Oh letting them
70 III peace. Inc rsnt to secedo may
to q revolutionary Que, Lnt II exists aev-
eitAc.oss. We must
ever resist tie rich, Of an State to re-
main n tile Un:o" aad huIlifY the laws
thereof 10 Withdraw from the Union Is
quite another matter; whenever a con
siderable section Of oar Union shall de-
ib3rately resolve to go ont. we shall re-
>i,t ali coefciye measures designed to
keep it in. We hcre never To i've 1T q
i'crnt"c whereof ono section IS pln"eL t.
another y lay o"ets.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-04-01

A Hlr.-"What sort of n pain IS
produced by a Mimic ball, I wouder?'
asked divinity student, looking up
from an account ofthe battle of Ante
tam. "IVeIl, If fired BY ono of Bordan's
rife men, replied X Il should say it
would produce a sort of sharrshootiag
palm.
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Reso$eea. lst-1h"t we lave entire
faith N the integrity OF The present Ad-
unnlstraton, an0 beiIoHe that It has pros
ecuted and *IiI continue TO prosecute the
the war, !3r the single pa.pose Of fe5tor-
lag the National UAlty.
nv ..a ,..,
'i'' IL Is 'Hs MI et"'''g 'e'i'""'
the States, and maintain lite Federal com
pact il its spirit: and that fidelity 10 onr
duties as American citizens, demands
that we use ali the means in our power %
defeat the purposes Of those whose fact
ions opposition to tie Administration !,
7 - -'''7
3d--Ne viii Internationally support
both the Government and tie present
Administration OF 1t, and that he who
makes distinction between the two,
pretending to support the former, while
he wthho'ds support from md den t'nces
The latter, possesses very questionable
degree Of io}aIlty.
n+h- That wa ara r.f &, ,o,,,l, alarm.
Ell aLout fla military arrest ofo few S..
d.+;an;sts il ,ho Nor[a ~ wa oro olnn.
,''N'''>,' 1900 !, .'ioiI:.. nYo onn 1a.,o.
and wo have little sympathy with those
who are very fearful that President Lin
coin viii rob Us c. oar constitutional I.b-
critics, and very unconcerndd about The
treason Of jeff Davis aod his "uics.
~ ~. 80 e,II, ,,.1.,u.o+2.o L,,,.-
.;o.;au passto,,,o,,a! ;n.t .,.';':ta.,-
.d5@ '.'.g an1 f,Il, LaEa.a l. ~ :, r:tL
FIJI and y;oorons nrosoc,,ti,n If the same
i;os 10 noeb +, . snnody honorahI. AMI
,,o.,,,ond,.t ,o.oo
r-'''' ~
Gth-Tbat we res'gnlzo IN tie recent
net Of Congress. known as the Con'c1pt
Biz unmstaAabl9 evidence OF unro'ent-
ing energy force and determination on tue
part OF said Congress 70 sPeoi'iy crash
'n.9 "'9Ne', ieoet'''n "'o 9S'Ie. l's ,n4'
S'''' 'a|' !, S''It''! e",9''Iu VII Si'',,.
y t''s'' o'' ~ o''Iy '''o M M
anu "o''' O ms" IL l"o = 0''1' o"t ~" ~,
% ., rsf'o"'f "'o'' ~ "''I , 's''''s' , ''o
..of e''.''s3 } We "e'eo{ tost our our ''ag'
~"'' lio''0'S 'o' t'i0 81 ~ ana ''
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NOT CRITICISN is THE PLAIN
DUTY OF TIE HOUR. Words are
nov u:ef,,I only as stimulant to blows.
TIE Office of speech now, Is only to point
ont when, where, and bow, to strike to
the best advantage.