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ND NuNISTDN
EVS DLIN i 10 l. IL i

TNllE undersigned dcvotes himself to the
l. prUctice Of DENTISTRY, and to the
Medical and Surgical Treatment of all
Diseases OF the Mouth. He will remain at
the Library Rooms, PoRT DErosiT, MD.
from the LIST to the 18th Of every month
During which time he tenders to the citizens
his Professional Services.
DIR. WIN. S. MCDOWELL,
Late of No. - n. Charles ST.. Baltimore.
Port Deposit, Dec 6, lSG2--3m.
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LIST OF LETTERS


DEMAINING in the Post Office, Elktou,
IL Md, on January lst, 1853.
Armistead Alec. Knight William (2)
Byud Ezekiel Henry Madison Joseph II.
Britkirk Tll.s Micklc X
Boyd John Nicholas Jacob CO
Cooper Mcssrs j. 0'Ncal Vim
&. S. Plank William
Ferguson Rachel Pratt William N 90
Frcrland \. &. RusSum George VI
Freeman Benjamin Rust W
(cufd)2 Rlrg George +
& liens Mrs. Su sauna Smith A fred
Gardiner Capt S Taylor Ann Jane
Hamilton Sanuel There Dcrcte NJ
Hale AnSoh (2) Wilson George II.
lIaat Benz amin WarrcIl William
j ullnSon David Williams Geo W
$3.50
GJ-Pcrsons calling for the above will
please say they are advertised.
JAMES MckINSEY, y. NJ
Jan 10, 49, 3-lw
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ORPHANS, COURT.

TlUE STATED MEETINGS of the Or
l. phans' Court of Cecil county will be
he Id on the Second TUESDAY in every
month. Executors, Administrators and
Guardians, wanting their accounts stated
will please bring in the vouchers few days
before Court. JAMES McCAULEY,
July II 1858. Register.
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Waaamaker & Brown,

(UAk IIAETI)
:. f. corner SIXTH and MAEkGr STREETS
Philadelphia, is the M PITS ULrH, Clothing
House Of Philadelphia Everything is the be.
Everything is the cheapest no one is dissatisfied
Every person returns. Even in outside country
yillages when the subject of clohiug is mentioned
each Individual present has some eulosy upon
OAK HALL. Dec 70
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
In THE TOWN OF ELKTON.

TNlIE subscriber will offer at Public Sale
l. at the Court House door, at Elkton, on
WEDNESDAY, The 21st Of Junnary, 1868,
The following desirable Properties, viz:
No. /, Is q well known
residence in the cast end of the town, 'front.'
ing one hundred feet on Main street, taste
fully laid out, and beautifully set in Shrub
berry, Ornan entail and Fruit Trees, Grape
Vines, &c. The improvements thereon
consist in u
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

rODFISH for sale at the Flour and Pro
~ vision store Of JOHN MATTHEWS,
Jan 10, 1868 In the Hollow.
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Stoves! Stoves !

TONTINENTAL!- This is n beautiful and
Ssul,siantnl frsi-cncs Cook Stove has m extensive
fire chamber for long wood. The fnrs are extra large
and tl" operation il perfect for w.ud coal The
have been large and where il has h, intr,u il has
su. seeded the use of all others For sale hy
Dee 10 E.w. ST. fLEs.
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Business Stand and Dwelling

in the center Of the town, nearly opposite the
Court House. Two story Brick Dwelling,
with 26 feet front. A very desirable Bust
ness Location.
No. 3, The Building Lots,
in rear Of No l., fronting on the Back street
one hundred feet. Win be sold in lots of -
feet front each, or otherwise, as may be
desired.
RMS:-Onc- half the purchase money
In Cash on day Of sale, with Notes for balance
at six and twelve months, with interest from
date, with approved endorsements.
Sale to commence at l. O'Clock NJ
HENRY X. TORBERT,
Elkton, May II, lSG2. Assignee.
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A MEXICAN GENIUS has laid its latest
achievement in the practical arts at the fee; i
Woman! This achievement is III tune by her every
where, being welcomed I" its rightln domain. Thu
Sewing Ma, hine is already becoming the angel # tho
house the world over. Those in want of the 3" Iron
Needle Woman should call and examine the Franklin
Sew ing Machine. for sale by T. w STAPLES.
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DOUBLE BRICK DWELLING.

81 80, rough cast, with Hall and three
Rooms on first, and four Chambers and Bath
Room on second floor, all newly and hand
somelr papered, and heated throughout by
Furnace in ccler. The Back Buildings are
spacious, containing Dining Room Pantrics,
Kitchen and four chambers the entire Back
Building porchcd in on two sides, covering
Pump and Dairy House, and fronting Wood
House, Coal House, and Bath House. The
stable, Carriage House, and Fencing are all
in order. This is one of the most desirable
properties ever offered for sale in the county.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-20
Lancaster Livery stablo'

The Subscribers vii continue the Livery i y hors
Laucaster. and will always keep q g0ou s'
and carriagea to let. :; .,,oss. AZ the sp''
Stable. ,,,r.W n. F0sIbS'
FEED. B. PHELfs,gs
Lancg for. July i, 1862. -s--
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TTNREDEEMED LANDS.
FOR SALES OF 1861.
OFFICE OF CLERK or BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, ,
9E Grant County. Wisconsin.

OFFICE OF CLERK OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
0 Grant County, Wisconsin.
Lancaster, august 10th, 1868.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, to all whomit may
concern, that the following described lands aud Town
lots sold in May A. D. 1861, for the due and
paid for the year 1885, remain unredeemed in this Office
Nov therefore, unless the tax charges and interest
opposite each tract and lot together with the redep
tion fee shall be paid on before the l4th day Of
May 1884, pursuance Of the Statute for such cases
made and provided, the will be conveyed to tie
purchasers
To1a Of Hazel Crssn = ToSn l, Range l, Vest.
Description Sec. I. r. Owner Amt
10 &C in M Of N-EM
Of Section II / / WI Jentns S 2 9.
/ &C w of seE . u D Brown IL A
IN 4 I q
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no WHOM II 49, CoNCERN,

We would hereby notify the public W.. "a o,r inslfs
Ia aur acknowledged agent for the sae yuslodeoni
mel Us and parties wishing can PaienaSt ans thas
him on equally a. good, ifDoi oetse pripTyCE co.
sendi az direct 10 us. ~ A. i 6gu
Gu cago, June 5, 1868.
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r AND FOR SALE.

The North East quarter of the South p.nss vi
Of Section seven, TownShp No. nor ~ l.Ied dos
Of fourth principal meridian, situated r Nils q
dggingsr Apply 70 J Allen Barber o. Tsiv /, 1888
Lancaster, Grant Co., Wis. ~
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sAMTTET y. elise,

Clerk Of County Board Of Super,Igs,o,iiss . N
evils Grant County, 49,. -
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estimate of our losses IN this battle of
Champions Hill. The list swells fear
fully. Those who are in a position to
know say it will reach fully three thous-
and in killed and wounded. In the ex-
citement of pursuit and daily engage
ments with the enemy no definite state
ment can be obtained.
The enemy'slo Is not known. Their
dead upon the battlefield were largely
in excess of our own None but the
fatally wounded were left behind. The
citizens say that two trains filed with
wounded left Edwards Station for Vicks-
burg the following evening of the fight.
A large number of prisoners fell into
our hands-over Thousand. From the
data at hand, | estimate the rebel loss,
in killed, wounded, and prisoners, at
four thousand.
The battle ended, the left was speedily
advanced upon the Vicksburg road, driv-
ing the enemy rapidly before them, and
picking up, as they advanced, large
numbers Of prisoners and guns.
On the left of the road we could see
large squads of rebel soldiers and com.
mands cut off from the main column,
whom we engaged at intervals wi h artil
lery. One of these was under the COM
nand of Major General Tilghman, who
was struck by she'll from our battery
and instantly killed, while in the act Of
sighting gun. This we learned from
prisoners subsequently captured.
Thus we pursued the enemy until
nearly dark, when we entered this little
village, just as the rear guard of the
enemy was leaving it.
When within rifle range of the station,
we discovered on the left a large build
ing in flames, and on the right smaller
one, from which just then issued series
of magnificent explosions. The former
contained commissary stores, and the
latter shell and ammunition--fve car
ads-brought down from Vicksburg on
the morning of the day of the battle
In their hasty exit from Edwards Sta
ton, the rebels could not take this am
munlton with them, bat consigned it to
the flames, rather than that it should fall
into our hands. We bivouac in line of
bat lie tonight, and Tomorrow move
upon the Bridge across Big Black river.
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*6 months or less. over months.
CONTRACTS OR AGRIEMgSrs--
For each sheet or piece of paper which written .
AGREEMENT OR .LEAsE-
For the hire, rent OF land, tenement or
portion thereof, If not exceeding years, 8
If exceeding years, 70
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" CHURCH REELES.o

Coming in couples,
Smiling so sweetIy,
Up the long aisle
Tripping SO teatly.
Fluttor of feathers,
Rustic of dresses,
Fixing of ribbons,
Shaking of tresses,
Lnvying bonnets,
Envying laces,
Nodding at neighbors,
Peering in faces.
Whispering softly,
Needing no sermon,
What they 60 there for
Hard to determine.
On all around them
Gazing benignly,
Wholly unconscious,
g Singing divinely.
Prosy discoursing
Don't suit their whims,
Plain they assemble
Just for the "hims !"
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To REMOVE HORSES FROM A BUILDING ON
FIRE.-The great difficulty of getting horses
from stable, where surrounding buildings
are in a state of conhagration, is wei known
Hitkes' Spirit Of the Times says gentleman
whose horses had been in great peril from such
a cause, having in vain tried to save them, hit
upon the happy experiment Of having them
harnessed, when, to his establishment, they
were led from the stable without difficulty
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Select puetrp.
SBIET'E,.
BY ALFRED Il. STREET.

BY ALFRED Il. STREET.
Smiie for the Union, smitc!
Traitors upon il mc dashing! -.
On with our banner of light WI
Freedom that banner upholds,
Her spirit has entered its folds;
Her purity glows in the white,
Her hopes in the azure aie bright,
Her wrath in the crimson is flashing
Smite for the Union,
Smile
Smite for tie forms Of our fathers
browning bend low to our sight -
Their voices are heard ON the gale;
Sons, if We cowardly fail,
Hide in the cavcrns OF night
But no, We will on in your might
The blarkcr the thunder-cloud gathers
Smile for the Union,
Sni;e
Smite for each manacled nation
Hangs on our struggle of Right
Our triumph will nerve each anew,
And VIC know but in battles rcd dew
Will Peace spread her blossom of white
Then shout it from valley and hight,
Smitc It's our only salyalion;
Smile for the Union,
SMifFi
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STAMP DUTIES

BANK CHECK. OR S,GnT DRAFT-
Drawn upon any bank, trust company, any per-
son or persons, companies or corporations for
the payment of money, exceeding $50, at sight
oil demand, O.
PoasSoRY MORE, OR INLAND BILLS OF EZCnASeE
otherwise than ut sight on denland)-
AMOUNT OF NOTE 33 63 93 Us CT
OR DRAFT. days days days mos. mos. mos
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ApPRAIsEMENTs of value damage, Of
CoNvEYAScE-DEED--
Instrument, or writing. whereby any lands, tene-
ments or other realty gold shall be granted,
Qeasedo assigned, transferred, or otherwise con-
veyed to. or vested in, the purchaser or rnrcha-
sers, or any other person or persons, when the
consideration or value exceeds $780, and does not
exceed 500 and not exceeding $500, SO cts; from
$500 and not exceeding SlOOc 100
Exceeding $1,000 and not exceeding $500, 200
Exceeding $2h0O and not exceeding $1,000, SOC
Exceeding $1,000 and not exceeding $4,000, 10 90
Exceeding 10000 and exceeding $50 900, 20 GO
And for every additional $4,000, or fractional part
thereof, in excess of 100000, 90 90
LEGAL DOCUMENTS
Writ, or other original process, commenced in any
court, so
PROBATE OF WILL, OR Letters oP ADMINIsrkAr1eg-
Where the estate shall be sworn or declared not
to exceed the value of $4,000, 90
10 exceed ZoOO and not exceeding 5000, 100
5000 10000, zoo
ZO,0O0 10000, 500
bO,OO0 100000, 10 90
100000 10000, 90 100
And for every additional So 900 fractional part
thereof, 10 90
MORTGAGE
For each $500 or fractional parts thereof 10 cts
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CARPETS,
OH. CLOTHS

OIL CLOTHS. WINDOW SHADES,
STAIR RODS, &C,
All the above goods with many others will be
sold either Wholesale or Retail FOR CASH. the
ONLY CORRECT MANNER FOR DOING
BUSlEESS AND BEST FOR Roth BUYER
AND SELLER.
JOHN 8. kENNARD s. BRO,
306 MARKET STREET.
April II, 1868. Wilmington.
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EDEE. BING
NOTICE.

W. I 4 U II.
nWING to the enormous premium and tax On
~ Gold | nln compelled to raise my prices so
per cent on all operations VIII the metal is used
except when paid for in gold, when tho usual rates
will be charged. Persons wearing badly adjusted
sets of Teeth, mounted on Gold plate will lind it
TO their advantage to have such cases exchanged
for those mounted on EULCANIZED GUTTA
pERCHA. Cali at my Office and examine spec.
mems t-SS-I am paying. in the way of exchange,
81 90 for what was formerly so cents worth Of
gold. Uli. B, j. BfE1.
Elk.on, Jan q, 1858 Dentist.
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SPRING, 1863.
JOHN S. KENNARD, & BRO,
SOC MARKET STREET.
WILMINGTON,
NOW OFFER A
Large and Desirable Assortment
SPRING
SUMMER
GOODS,
Most Of them having been purchased before tho
last great rise. their customers may stil expect
10 get some bargains
Being constantly in the LARGE AUCTION
ROOMS. of lhlGielp phi n, buying they can o{ten
offer inducements not to be met with elsewhere
The following comprises a few Of tho may
goods Eow offered by them
Stella Shaw[s in variety
Cloth CIoaks in variety,
Fancy Silks, Plain Silks,
Black Silks, Black POpIins,
Mode AIpacas, French Crepes,
Wozambiqucs, Barge AngRais,
Mohair Plaids, Mohair Lllstxes,
Poll de Cheyres, vaIentias. SO.
In fact great many Dress Goods 100 numerous
to mention in short advertisement Also,
BLANKETS, CASSIMERES,
SPREADS, SATINETTS,
QUILTS, JEANS,
COMFORTABLEs, BEAyERTEENS
SHEETlNGS, CORDS,
SIIIRTINGS, ITALIAN CLOTHS,
IlCKlNGS, FLANNELS,
CHECKS, shrouding Flannels,
CLOTHS, COTToNADEs.
Also, SACKING BOTTOMS.
FINE ASSORTMENT
rInrrr1
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entrusted wish thai power He thanlsagshse
iu,o TRADE against The F.ere: revolution
which WIS then in fall progress, aid asunune
ed Fox and bis fien!s for their oria;oas On
that sat ject. IL @as ou tLis oecasion thst he
and Fox cana II 81 ePea rupture, and lie
speeeh .s mcIuofatis "n that s.coua, "a = II:
as f,r i.a extreme vahens;lca aud ,i,,,av
IL ,s many yrars riaeo We read il. Aui -.e do
not .no" taas " { ;iIye stated the circumstance
connected With ii with accuracy But i: was
s"n'e"hst IN tha. way. We are co, ii lett,
however, thai he called the Eaglisa, and their
dSfeeadaut-, "A"s!o S.xons," aud tha. We
hfd; cav tho term LII that epeaah.
D-.aiel DsIe lays that the En,iieh ia The
Gioss comroai.e Of All nations An Engiish
man has The EiCod Of neasiy every nation in
Ehi0po an his v-lDs 1ae oli Romans, we
snppoFo, lett SONS of their etocs grated Oh
the natives, who were Ceits. Then come the
8at1Es, then The Danes, then the \ o, 1ana
all GRATING GA the came stock. Bssi los there
he's i.een !ttsrmaIryiUg, 10 q vast exisnt. viii
Sc5tehssen If.sj la 81, "eishmen kienehnet
Datchn nsi,, Ita'isns Spauiasds &c UnAonbt
etiy. ho"eyer, ibs blood 81 ii.s ahc.ent 7f,itop
sCeit) liesails Ia'st largely. The S.zons conl1
aot have exteFmie Ga them. thoaxk insy .lew
enough ot them la all conscience, They nus.
etia have continued to be the v:s. ul-l ,Ety
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IUsspAr. July 26lh. 1863

TUESDAY, Juiy 25ih, 1868
SfEclF AND l:AeK n TEs-Taa rates for
specie ..re IRE e1lar aud the brokers all rep ut
"uotairg doing They are Yane,si y Diitjf <
- premium for gold and IS FOR silver, but
X xaEg re ru 5sS m sss pressa' resa ras AZ u2 ~
o. bank notes la the MAI ket is also very liui:ed
an! " hin the pas, tew days prices have gone
~ aal 4&ingly. 30mle Of tGa brokers' 10 day
were oil :rius 2ttD per cent, sniiun, or three
!nr o!e ana at on1 s,lacs I,.o WA The bid -
The - l'!u3 a., may b9 1Golui at 21J ~,
pffhttHHt.
i5p:ps AND SroCKs--l'ao las: aucton sales
indicate the prevailing rates. VI: Confederate
to:.6.;, Sc registered lD3 lnt,: corp ,ps, inter,
es, p.4y .tis ~ ani NJye1D.r, !t5.I06; d.,
interest p,ysbis JANUARY aDd Jui7, n: ln1
i.tcr f1f 1879. Va u =, p0Us iufersst Iay
my 500, ~. re2i4ter,d 1892, 10, X aud - i'll
Vile X |. oouhs. i6o tai, Firuera' B ,nk stock
l5ti, i;.uk If L chmoni iG9i 'iio; Rchmocd
s...L i.s4rpual Packet Go 800. Two more
auction ~ arc advertised IA this paper 10
taAu pi:cs his wees.
PfopucE, Pgovisioss, &c rri:ea have
under a,ons no mlte.i+l change sincs cur isst
rapJr: We quite BItter III. - 81 per ib hy
Ih- o,,aGAge, Lart 81 % 4 %, Bacon 81 CD
70, Gaoese 4i ,f,.I - the marx {. well su.
Piled.
Gioc RKiEa--We quote Blown Sagar, from
s:i." 10 day, a II '1.l 80 per 10. Goisa - -
II -, according "a Prada. Aian,antine Can
dies IL - S.,t 'c per H. Mo,a3sea $i2sl2 ~
peT < H. Rec 2oa for OLD; no nav in sae niar-
ket Peanuts Silt PSI bashsl
We hEve heard u sales Of nfw Whea.
IL ti,,s c.ty k.aQr ls etf Il. $lJi;;..i If Extra
aud SiD .Of Family.
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isE LAST NuNIH tAKoLltA Rsip-KS
correspondent u. iAe k.leigh Hia'' J0afa"/
whites, .jay 2i.ii, AS follows:
Tic last ut tae Yankee I1&iaai.f3 hAg- i.s
nubear-d iUf the present. tney took tIeiT
,,u.lextt oI Yesterday, t.y oag OF 5G.!ft creek
tu: Wa u.ay iooa t,r lhaia agai" aai iaat very
s1nu, t0s III q are ts,ta.by toMsH5.
bir iorces pn. sued them o., tAof retreat as
f., aa Streets Ferry, within ten mites If New
ttri yuntil ,itY Eat,s stag ihsif rear win
cavalry, artillery and Infantry. iney did
uo, even pauss tny a ulom-n5 III ro'uru tbs
tie tut fod III dismay and confusion, thto ~
ing away every eGluni5I&Lcs as they Went
that seem to impeis their iiisht TIE l9'st,
until they reached tho ferry, where they
took shelter uudsr the cover OF the:r etin-
boats thst cauio Up the N9a5s OH ni8Is
tie fore iAst 10 thsir rescue. Had 1t not AaVe
b.eD tor the ens,uys sonhoata III tha river Inc
entire expedition would havs hean captured
There w,,s 40 earthly chance whatever AT ohe
tine ior their esueps, with tae river i'll the'.
front, with 40 possible iue.us OF crossu., and
oar troops eouiploieiy enconp2sSlng thoIi ia
ih.ir rear Bat, unfortunately for "slr siio,
owing To the situation Of affairs, "e were com
psilea 10 abandon cur position s.,td fail back Oh
ft,is place, and let the Yankees make thoii
tiaht good.
W. nave here this morning Que hundTed an,
sixty head Of negroes, twenty Yankees, hfty
nsad OF horses and mules, wagons, carts. armS
Of all sorts and slzes, clothing of valons klnc.
aud oolorp, tobacco, brandy and money, aud
MANY other articles leo numerous TO Deht1nl
TO iay--sil eaptnred from the enamg en- the1i
r-tieat on yesterday and dag hstofc--to To say
nothing OF tLo Yankees ;!ni ue,t!u ue5 ti.il oui
fuihs killed and Woiaisd.
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GIe Anx e-NAxan kacA

The EnYmrsr attributes the iirst uss of this
,srm 10 Sharoa Taraer. The arst time We
ever saw i. WAS in one ef Barks's speech
~ IN tns IL luss Of Commons, on ball to set
tie The Government of Canada This was deiiv'
cred about the year 1919. FIX, IN commenting
upon the L,li, had said the. tho canad'ana were
entitled 70 more liberty, in the aft;e'e ot Sell
government. than it gave them. That they
were In fact capable OF eelf govsrnmsot. hs
poiated TO the DsighboriDg connsry-the Z "''e'
S.stss-as sffordisg sn example OF the capsei
" Of man u govern hiussif Burke IN reply
s.ii that the example was not 70 the point
that tue u Litsd Siatss We're psepled ~ the
"A nslo. saxon rscs," whom hs esteemed psea
hsr,y capable Of ssif. .gcvsrsmsns, where's soa
(,ansa,sns we're moDgrsi race, principally
Hrsash, who, hs sid. we're every day proving
,hsuseiyss msrs ssd were unworthy 10 o
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lac bs,tutrxTnti3u.

ibe eonSui.I.n which ia to cause
permanent disruption Of the Federal Govern
@eht aud its division into Governments, em
''se'ny smaller areas OF territory, 10 ProV
0sauai essut. its purpose Is u adapt this im
m"hs1 country 10 the condition. of things which
aAs ecsa so greatly changed since the forina
"'a u The Federal uovelnmenv. IL cahn"t
'e defeated OF much ieiayei in liz course.
aish vast eountry inhabited by : ciSiizsd
soa enighte people. Cannot bs controlled
y one a"verament IL WAS easy aud iadssd
SUITABLY advantageous 10 he cid thif.ssn
" atss In their infAntile and :esbie condition,
" I''n ia c,niedeTaey for limited purposes
3Ho common interssts. Bat ia their present
F'pui'as condition, with conflicting aud hostile
sseiichai and social interests aud feelings,
",'&h have been developed aud strength sned
~'sp'aiy as the population itseif, IL woail Ls
'~p'ssiois " hold the IA together by any msans
'aon "f force supsrioEto the spirit and pow
sf which rssists tho union and struggles 70,
separation, II - not pfoLatle--nay, we N
F's''Sff that 80 Mueh force can b. hroEk at "a