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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-20
Frer Yicksbura.

White mans very uncertain" says the
Indian proveTb, and certainly so IA war We
were Just about laying the hattering unction to
our soul that rumors of Yankes thaumaturgy,
circumvallati0n and assaults were about over
vita in this section for a short time, when the
whole Yankee feet suddenly appears. sud eight
or len vessels pass our batteries. The Yankee
" ruse the ostensible change Of base-seems
to have misled nearly all our people, and even
some Of those to whom we listen with a5 much
attention snd interest as the people of old did
to everything that escaped from the lips Of the
Delphic Orseles The prevailing opinion ap-
Pe0Ted to be that the siege of VicksbuTg was
over, at least until e decisive battle was fought
in Tennessee; and we were ah0ut to send uD a
fervent song Of gratitude IS did Moses and his
followers so soon as he foand himself free from
despotie bondage and on the saf5 shore Of the
Red sea, when Tecollcctions Of the ever memo
Teble 26th of June are fitted before cur vision
The Yankees have passed our batteries and
opened land battery on the city What viii
they DO next where VIII they make a Demon
stration next and to what use will their crafts
below be put are very suggestive questions.
OF course Is is impossible 70 state positively
what was the ohjsct of the new move, hus we
are strongly of the opinion it is TO turn our
flank about Grand Gulf Tho dredge boats
taken from the cid peninsula canal are now
working necessarily on new canal running
from Duckport across t0 Walnut bavou. and
through this rogto the Yankees expect to be
able TO send light boats down to Nav Carthage.
So sanguine aTe they OF the practicability Of
this route that BIcCiernand ard Ostefhaus have
moved their commands to the immediate neigh
borhood Of Carthage. The feet which passed
here on Thursday night went down, no doubt,
for the purpose Of throwing their troops to this
side and protecting them while they make an
assault on Gland Gulf This Is our only solu
ton Of the new movement -Yieksblug Whig
IRI
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- Mcclellan was three days before the
Congressional committee on the conduct Of the
war, snd though but hitle direct information
was extracted from him, be was asked a NUN
Der Of questions which put him in t'le keenest
torture. One Of the senators in describing his
demeanor, said that he bad been engaged for
thirty years in testing Witnesses upon the stand,
but that he never, Ia all bis experience, met one
who was so utterly stupid and devoid Of selfre-
lance as this child Of geaiUs. "Ibe simplest
question," said the senator, Seemed 10 almost
throw him into spasm, and often bslora an-
swering IT, be locks around the room, and some
times turns his eyes over his shoulder, as If
searching for Fitz John Porter TO come TO his
assistance" Another senator from the same
committee, said that when Mcclellan Yves inter
rogsted, It was his custom 10 drop bis forehead
In bis hand and always think a long time be-
fore answering. That be repeated this perform
ance ct every interTOgaii0n-and that he would
frequently rise from bis scat, and pace the fcor
sometimes for Eve minutes with bis forehead ali
The while buried IN lis hand before be could be
delivered, in replying. During the whole three
davs.D said the senator, eve did not extoTt from
him as much as would have been extracted from
any ordinary witness in an hour" Perhaps
that was strategy" was the Temegk Of gentle
man who listened "N0," said the senator, sit
was simply stupidity, and nothing else"
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ISCEDENTs AT CAMP CIEAsR.
ORENADA. Anil Il. 1863


EDITORS APPEAL: On the occasion Of the
day (the 27tb Of March) recently appointed by
the President IS day Of fasting, humiliation
and prayer, 1t was requested by the prisoners
At Camp Chase that they be permitted to OBJ
serve It regularly there No objsction was made,
and it was announced that there would be put-
lie service in the evening by fhe Rev. DR.. (ColO-
nel) Gillespie. At the hour appointed the
Doctor took text, ard in the course of his re-
marks made some general sllusion to the cub
jecs Of the war, and picturng especially the hor-
rors Of subiugation. He vas here interrupted
by Yankee officer, who was listening, and
sslEed him to confne himself TO the text, and
not make war speech Sir" said the Doc
tor, psusing, " I viii not submit to be dictated
to as to wbss 1 shall say. Do you order me to
stop Ifso, win 60 DO further" At this
time Gen. Churchill intervend, advising the
Doctor to proceed no farther, as he had been in
tnrrsptsd after promise not TO interfere The
Yankee officer seemed to feel that be bad com
promised himself, and had given bis rebel
friend the advantage over him. At this time g
yell was given for Jef. Davis, and the whole
congregation scattered disappointedly.
WITNESS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-20

A Coon STORY-A good story is told at the
expense of prominent Republican politician
Of this State. lie was once 3 candidate for a
seat in the senate. Desrous for the support Of
Judge --, be sent friend to bring about
an arrangement. The Judge At frst declined 20
have anything to DO With the matters but, after
much hsrd pressing, hs promised to lend his aid
on ons condiiion-sud that was, that Dir. --
should obligate himself not to steal more taaa
half the time. he said that, # the promise was
adhered to, he rather thought the candidate
would de about ss well as the general average
When report was made 10 the candidate be in
iignantlY repudiated the bargsn, Saying: u do
not want to 20 into tho senate al all, il am to
be embarrassed snd hempe-ed IN thai way "
Northern pspeT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-20

z Hume. tho medium" made another
trial Of his skill lately ct the Tuilierias, at
which Professor Maury was present None
but the male portion Of the Emperors guests
were present ct the exhibition. His Msiesty,
who b IS been busily studying The question for
some lims past, hiss noted down several ques-
tious 10 pgopOuEd TO the mighty magician. In
no ona case were the proofs Of power success
full, and the TesUlt Of the sitting vas unsatsisc-
tory enough 10 give, for tee moment entire gain
de cause to Many, who protested to hsye dis
covered The secret The table rose-the caado-
lsbrG few from sEa end Of the room to the
other-tha p0udeTous Chinese jess Of solid
bronze slid, as it did once before, across the csr
pet IS though il were skating upon ics--and
yet the experiment upon it, in the latter case,
was conclusive enough Of the immobiiity Of the
figure, and the deception pIaciced on the eyes
sl0ne.
As soon ss tho displaeing Of the joss was
pr0posad By the Emperor, Prof. Marry slid be-
meath it q page from bis caspia, which must Of
necessity have moved had the weighty bronze
but stirred one line. After the monster had
been seen TO slide across the carpet and regain
its plsca, Prof Meury drew the page from be-
reath it-unsuled, uncrushed, exactly as he
had inserted + but minute before. Aud yol Ee
declares that be himself was among those who
beheld, and with tAe most amazemens too, the
steady progress of the bronze toward the tire
place, and even now cannot get over the per
Dlexity be experienced on beholdng Is tarn
around on reachiDg tbs fender 2nd slide back TO
its place behind the door Hume, they say, has
no idea himself Of the power b. which be acts
and experiences quite IS much perplexity as
vexation at behOldng ths new obstacle thrown
by the erudition Of Prof Mauyy in the road to
success he was treading so calamity little
while ago
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New nrIcnns 1EnrIlela.

TOM Inc NOV UrIeanH hFai Iflh.I
Cotton-There was some inquiry today, but
we have no sales to report. There are only 3
few small let's in the market, snd they are held
at very high prices. By suet on, 60 pounds
loose sold at soc
the market is stesaier, and prices are drmer,
ssles embracing 800 hhds. in several less, 71e
for common, SIC. for fnir to good leir, Sic. tor
fully fair, and 9sc. for prime new crop, and lie
for prime old crop
Molssses-phe market is quiet and the move
ment is without spirit To-day'S sales embrace
about 900 bbls in seversl lois, 1T 25 to 26 for
sour old erop, SO to 36l and SIC. for fermanting
new erop, and 40e. fox choice.
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THE ONE EUgDRED AND EENTEz
gEEsEOE5s
re Isesia,s.f .1gefs E7assr ~ 90.
o. BoaEr sTzANEs :. g. s V .



on BoARr sfzAEER J. G. wos,
or MEMPHIS, Tenlesses, March 2s lt g.
To the Editor OF the Jonszhoro CHl) Gszstte
With orders to report ct Helans, Arkansas,
and from thence to General EicFhsTson IN tha
rear Of Yieksburg, we The l09sh Ihlnois) were
placed ab0sTd the steamer j. Q. Sw0n. i say
I placed abosrd /" for we did not cone On OF
cur own fres wiz We had seen expecting
rsrchiDg orders FOR the South for some time,
aad cn yesterday (friday) evening 70 were no
tined 10 strike our tents, psck Cur nszgsges snd
be in readiness % embark on thu steamer this
m0rniug, fer duty bal07T. This ths m8n posi-
lively refused to DO until thay were paid eff.
which had been promised tb7m fer soi1s time.
They tbireup0n stacked sFms. ald declined be-
ing 10 alIY way considered participants IN the
Yicksburg GffliF until the many premises when
had been made them sh9uH be fulhiled Tho
Authorities had promised that, before the middle
Of March, they should be paid 10 fan TO tH7 Z55h
Of February, ard this promise vas observed o5out
ss faithfully as nest othergare 41ost 0f cur msn
left fam li7s Ct home, dopaaisnt up5n their earn
ings for liviay, and thsy could nal-ler get the
money due thsm nor 90 haUs e 6aFn support
f0r those they held mos; dear A general dissatiz-
faction followed, which resulted in lbs men
throwing down their AIMS sHd refusing 20 Do
further duty, In short time 8 hsavE guard
was placed around as, aud We wore Haafca11 on
board tie steamer Swou. i is likely We VIII Be
taken to Helena, and psrhaps join Che Iazoo
expedition, and the many gloTles achieved hT
them win be sfarsd b. ths l09;h. Wherein tbs
'-pcwers that be" expect 10 proGs by our regi-
ment, is moro than I can see. The fsirost pToms-
ses are made by ouF commanders 90 tire Eeu,
apparently in good faith, VITA uoi sks slightest
idea Of meeting them. ThsY have lived on
emp.y prOmises long onoGg5i bus, now that they
demand a fUl6Hnant Of sheEn they are TspTo9ca-
ed with "lisloyalty," ard denounced in the
most uumezsursd terms Il Is a long lana that
has no turn, and tho time WIEN The msn shan
have the sdvsntsge over officers must surely
come At least, we live in nope. When that
time comes, eve sbsll see what we ska4 ses.''
The regiment numbers two hundred snd sixty
men, al told, Of whom one ban6Ted and twenty
are unfit for duty, leaving Gns bundled and
forty on tae sick and complaining lisl. OF tais
number company X furnishes al3us one-haif.
This IS oyer seven hundred men short CT what
we started from Jonesb0r0 With less thln SIX
months sgoi but the crest rsiueti0n Of our
numbers may be ascribed 10 tho pslpsbiy unjust
treatment Of our men and officers on 0ifsrsuE
occasions, and tie repeated attempts Of tho war
powers 10 bully them into support Of thsir
measures. These sttempt5 have so for pToveda
miserable failure, with poor prospects Of an i'm
IN future"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-20

SHOOTING AFFAIRS IN ILLINOIS An aff-sy
occurred near Warren, in ibis county, on EIon-
dag last. II appears ilat, on Sunday lest, Wm-
Dunn, formerly resident cf this county, bnt
who Is said to have been, lattarly, G secesh
gueriIls in Missoar, made bis appearance Of the
house Of one Of his acq8atutsnce5, not far fr1Fa
WsrIen. The fact beesms known 70 q man
named Pickering living in TIE neighborhood,
who started away 70 rsise crowd 30 fake Dunn.
On Monday, shout dsyligbs, Pickering. With
some i've others, ail mounted and armsd, met
Dunn and g c0mpanioc, also mounted and
armed, in a lane. Shots were exchanged at
onee-we have not learned which parties opened
the. bGl-snd Pickering was wounded rather
severely in the shouiser. and the horss Of one Of
Dunn and his eomrade escaped Oguassks SPEC
tal0T, Hareh 26
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-20

u The following report Of police case,
hou The Richmond Ezaminsr, shows that the
mayor Of Richmond is spunby:
Chsrles willis, alias Liilis, Yankee deserter,
employed On tie Richmond, was charged with
stesling q trunk containing valuable clothing
Mayer TIeTe are about one bundred and
twenty Of you (Ysnkee deseTtsTs) turned loose
in this city hy- taking some kind Of an oath
" hich nobody hss suthority TO administer.
desire tas f5Iise TO bring every one Of You ere.
The Coufeaoists government can put what kind
Of people thly please on beard their ships Of
weT, but ne saeh persons as you can enjoy the
liberties Of this city have already been in
strumentai ia sending three Of you to the peni-
Tertiary. When you give me security to keep
the peeee and be of good behavior, you may re-
turn to The Richmond, and net before.
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Y a newspaper called La Par has oircu-
lated an announcement 20 tbs effect thst sona
Of the most distinguished engineers in France,
among whom ass msnlion1i EI. EisciHl. Pc
tiet, Leehztster, AID GiTag1, hsFe approved
plan Of a railway from Paris to M5rsei.las.
which would solve a problem hitherto con
sidered impossible They assert thss the
journey from Psris 90 Lsrsei.e5 five
hundred and ten miles. nav be accomplish
ed in sn hour and a half, with mere economy
and security shan i is a. present performed in
eighteen hours. They are so decided IN their
opioion that several Of them hsve demanded
permission for the construction Of the railway
The plan has been submitted % the Emperor
for his appreciation. the hT1Eauiic system in-
vented by H. GiGar3, in which be substitutes
the new Dle1.
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REPORTED OCCUPATION OF PUEBLA BY
THE FRENcH-Capt. Goodspeed, Of the sehoon-
er Henry Travers, arrived this morning from
Tampico, which port be left on the 3th inst,
and reports that Mr.. j AlVares came on board
of his vessel, just previous to his sailing, aad
stated that news had Just arrived from PEebla
to the clergy, who informed Mr.. Alvares, that
Puebla was in possession Of the French.-N. O.
Ere, 18th,
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST BR08E T8B NORTH.
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I
RIcmioSD April ls.-Tlo Petersburg Express TO
day contains intelligence rom Northern dates Of The
18th The New York Herald says Tho attempt to
take Charleston Is aband ned for tie present the ex
pertinent having proved too hazardous The nre fram
the batteries was tremendous as the condition OF ths
Ksokuk shows. She was rddlsd through and through
with ses sot furnished the rabels from England The
Ioasdes received forty shots the Keokuk ninety,
the Weshawksn ,izty, the Honfauk twenty, the Pas
! sale hfyfve the Nantacks. ffty-one the Kaiskill
fly one the Patapseo yfge and The Nahalt eighty.
be Hsraid's correspondence from the BaekWater
gives an account o. Lo1gstrees advance upon Suok,
and The cspture Of the outpos.s
lieu. Col. KIaoail. command ng Hawkins y KEGS
who had just arrived as 1eiufercsmsnts, wss killed By
Gen Coreoran on Monday Corcoran attempted to ps
without the countersigu, aad was stopped By Lieut.
Eimball
Gold closed. in New York p 18th at l5l9 bid.
TIE Express has Eews ~ folk 80 Fresdsy last
Great CONSERVATION prevail, ,ng the Yankees and
TIA tors II that ety. GsnsA> Keys. -a1aa1iag tho
department had issaad an order stating that the pro1
ty Of the Confederate forces rendered It proper 20
notify all foreign coasuls a1d thsir fsiss al women,
children and other persons not in he service Of the
United States who prefer safety t. tie conflict Of va-
that The a7prosch Of The enemy to any town or VII
Union euns. such tozsa viIlsgs would be fred on,
R.tbout furter consideration
TIE citizens Of Norfolk have been required deliver
up all the Gyearns ia their possession.
The Express makes mention OF C report from per-
ieoily reliable source, that two Yankee gunboas and
six hundred prisoners had been captured zear folk
No osial confirmation Of such report has been received
here.
Movements en- james River.
RICHNoED, April Is-T7vo steam propeller guD5oals,
one Of large sizs both filled with troops. eae up York
river On Thursday. The after went up Pamurkey
river about one mile above West Point when our artf-
lery opened FIRE, doing great damage At tbs end Of
the aeoa she was gotten off with great difficulty The
screams Of the wounded heard distinctly az West
Point Both tie propeJers went down The Tiver.
Georgia Legislature.
5lILLEDsEvILLE, April I5.--The senate has pa sed
the house bill eIgsnIzag State guard Of militia, incu
ding all between Is and GO, not sahis oluserptiou
aod abrogatlug the commissions Of militia oficeB TIE
Legislature adjourned sine die at half past 70
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-20

FRoG NAssAU-The steamer Ella and Annie
Captain James Carlin, run the blockade .suc-
eeFSfully through the cncmy's feet of this port,
and has reached this city. She brings data,
from Nassau 70 the All inst, but we see nothing
of much importance in the papers TheYBrtish
steamers Gertrude and Esgie. schooner Jas. r.
Pringle, sloops Express add Richard, al from
this placs-steamer Charleston, from Savannah,
and schooner CcHvoY, from Wilmington, North
CsTolins, had all arrived at Nassau Charleston
eaussT.
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Reported Federai Trfumpii in EouisianR.
Through the kindness Of Capt J. G. Bresh-
wood. we have the New Orleans Era Of the 18th,
which contains the following account of sffaiEs
west Of the river;
The following important news has just been
received By Gen. Sherman, and be has kindly
permitted Us 10 publish il:
The captured ram, Queen Of the West, was
destroyed this morning at 10 o'clock, by our
guubOs.s on Grand Lake.
Her whole crew wss csptured. The enemy
evacuated his works at CenteTviile last night,
and 7eHested up the Teche.
Its expected thst the rebel force VIII be cap
tuTed
The enemy is now between the troops Of
Gen. Grover and Gen. Emory.
General Grover succeeded in gaining the rear
Of the enemy, and viii intercept his retreat.
From cur special correspondent we have re-
ceived some additional particulars, which we
lay before our readers:
APRIL 1.-THE expedition Of our troops in
this quarter has thus far proved 70 be complete
success There was good deal Of skirmishing
yesterday and this morning when The rebels
were found 10 have evacuated his works at Gen.
te1ville, and to Be in fall retreat.
He cannot escsDe, is is believed, as General
Grover Is On his flank, fer the purpose Of cutting
Of his rstresL
The Queen of The West, The capture Of which
By the rebels, caused US much uneasinsss, has
been destroyed By our gunbosts this morning,
and her whole crew captured.
The eunboai Disla IS in q tight place, and
vii probably be rocaptured or destroyed.
I shall send you full particulars at the hrst
opportunity.
Our troops sTs in splezdid Sighting trim, and
in fhe best spirits
LATER.-Our forces slziVmished with the enc
ny uuhl late hour last evening, driving him
back 70 Bis intrenchmsnts
We halted within four hunfred yards Of BIS
fortiieations, ard rested On our arms, with the
intention Of assauiting the works at daybresk,
but, dulssg the night, lhe enemy abandoned his
works.
He left bis guns Grd smmuHiiion behind hin,
which haze fallen into cur hands.
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NARRIkGEs N tbs ARMY-A CAUIToE.-
A letter from Raleigh, n. c., contains the fol-
lowing paragraph. It needs 70 explanation:
Some Of our soldiers who have wives snd
children * home, have married again among
The Virgins girls. Ths sweet, lovely damsels
Of the Valley and Fredericksburg little think as
they take these gay yonng gentlemen for 6 bet
ter or for yorse,s that they have left other de-
voted wives and prattling chaps behind. An
instance Of this sort leaked out e short time
ago. A nice young lieutenant Of . Loui-
sisna regiment wrote q very long eDdeaTing let
ter to bis wifs and children in Louisiana, and
about the ssrae tine wrote most stfecticnate,
loving letter 90 bis newly mauied bride, who
was staying few niles away from she camp,
and accidentally, bus unfortunately for bin, be
sent the wrong letter to each, 50 that bis lovely
bride got The letter intended for TIE wife Of bis
" buz1m," sud she the other. guess that
made " fuss n the family" if not IN both
families.
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SENT TO FoRT PICKEEs.-Ths renowned
burglar aud notorious scamp Montenego, who
has been in the penitentisry and every place
else that Tascality can lead a msn--ezcept the
gallows, and be is on bis way there now-wss
tried before tho provost court yesterday. He
had entered a shop and robbed tue till Of the
money in il; vas seen, pursued, oyeriaken, and
the money found. Pro1f was not wanting TO
convict him, and in consideration of his pTevi-
Gus character. which was good in that line, the
Judge only sent him 20 Fort Pickens for two
years. Thus he gets Pickens for his stsAhngs.-
Nel0 0TlsGaS Era, 18Th.
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FROM BELOw.-SatuTday last bsing The an.
nivarsaTy Of Che fell Of Fort Sumpger, the Ysn-
kee garrison fred a salute IA honor Of ths day
as they have 80 few tTiampas 10 celebrate, they
are excusablo for wasting lt.,e powder On tie
occasion.
One of their guntoats came up to Venus
Point during Saturday, and atser remaining
there a short time, steamed down tie river
again. She was no doubt on a t0ur Of obsarva-
ti0n.-SaUGnnah NeCs, 18th.
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= We learn that nine Of the "RsbsI TrooD. -
or Ston0 scouts, were surprised Friday nom
ing, By party Of the enemy, at The Point Of
Pines, north Edisto, and taken prisoners The
information was brought by two negro servants
attached 90 the Rebel Troop" who were cut
with the psriy when taken prisoners, but man.
aged to make tbeiT esespe.-C Charleston Courier.
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" They have divorce case in Indians.
g.0wiug out the persistence Of 6 wife with
pretty fe9t and ankle 20 60 en a Skating frolic,
when her husband had refused his consent Il
IS supposed tha husband thought she would
stick her foot into the affections Of some 5sher
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-20

CASE OF sWTTZER AID BREEDLoFz-Ths
matter Of these two young men. arrested II o.
tempting to Cross the Ines into The euan7's
country, was yesterday disposed Of bv being
Withdrawn from the provost court, snd tsksn ia
charge entirely by tie military aalhonhss.
This was dons BY oVder cf Gen. Boasu-is
being a military cass.-N. o. Era, I5lh
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- The Yankees unmssked one of thsir
newly erected batteries en- the peninsula Yesssr-
day morning, and threw sholl at the top7n Ell
day Most Of them lail short, and none DOING.
any damage worth meuhoning.--F i5ss5ufif
IVbig 1914
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- Greeley, tho iUeomprs has sgain
been coming out IN favor Of sT5itJasion in csss
ths rebellion is not crushed 1us 10 ninety days
He expresses his willingness, IN shat event to
submit the whole controversy 60 The srbitrsioa
Of some neuusl pogsr, and prefers STi zerisud
H5 thinks that # the South IS not Conquered in
three months r1e North o1ght 70 seknoHls5gs
the coTn''-this is his eTpressi3a-snd abandon
the conquest. TAsse views be advanced in
letter addressed to ThuTloy Weed, sud pub
lished BY request