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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-12

than all things else, Is the TACT tnaC TINS prac-
tice is known to hundreds in that section OF
country, and they gladly suffer the imposition
to 60 unexposed, and, TO work its legitimate
evil upon the PUBLIC q edulity," .iat d 55aal
is Mr.. I.--whom we suspect to be Mr.. Leu
istOaG4aias written a letter to the Golden Age,
and II the sqipp same sqF55narks are On aan
epistle published in the Portland Union Of
1.be25tB Fsb.,f iii which tits charged tHatthe
Boise delegation attempted to employ cor
Fupt means tosremoYe the Territorial Capital
from the oNez PIERCE tradingpOstp to Boise
Basin This Mr. LIN L., Who appears 70 be the
:, J" Great ! AM about The, post, is said to own
asaW4milb lsar,b by, that giyesrhim about the
same prestige in the country ToundJ that. at
tachey 70 the owner OLA aspiring branch still
house il the, Wsstern-A Atlantic States, and
licenses him to pronounce judgment sgainst
those who act counter to- his Wishes The
SolloE9ihg verdict, fronf which there IS NO ap-
peal, he has entered up SgaiinSt the Boise
delegation :edt b95i~i7 .tsni de eds 20
sa'THed whesla of the Capitol building RI.
fused 70 roll, Ind thus is Corrupt a scheme
as ever Was Connected with d legislative body
was thwsrted, and. d set Of sSWindlers have
Eearned that fortune s6metimes tavOrs those
who would act honestly. M! '' soa1ocS a2&sl
G Spirits of just men made perfect bend
frOmo Heaven your sainted arms and clasp
four ngR.-foahd brother. sain7oA sai mo7iI
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-12

nj E4xeHANGEs.--The Salt Lake Express
brought US large bundle of exchanges that
shave been accdmulating at Salt Lake City ali
Winter. The. dates. -are-old, -yet-they are
quite aeoeptablsaI laarlaoo 2nLoags 9LE-
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-12

TNoR SALE OR RENT=-A NEAT COTTAGE
It on Montgomery street-upper end. The
house is 12x2f feet ,and contains two nice rooms
Inquire of G. Gansz, at the Gem Saloon & Bowling
Alley. '.' .t ''< 25H
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-12

,5oGgEHAs, CATEyds f9rwsrdingIand commission
merchant at Umati!ia, is in town. Charley is
38n,o Old hand At the freightipg3 business and
,kRoysf hoydto handle goods whether con-
signed to hin on storage, Or entrusted to his
hands for transportation. He has worn out
q " heap O. buckskin" on the "Round Tent
lAilT,5" III years gone BY. ,gIJoI HAM wgI
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-12

SINGULAR ATTACK, An old gehtIetnanlby
the name Of Simpson, living alone IN a cabin
some four miles down MooEes,meek, was shot
in the breast Byasome unkhOkna assassin on
Friday evening last, under tie following Cir
cipp5n ass Just after niigbtfa, Mr, s. had
built up fire and put on bis teapot, prepar-
story to cooking supper and was standing
near the Fireplace With his hand resting
On the vail when some one frsd from the
Outsidelthrough the openening ofnthe door,
which was left a little 8a4g, the bail passing
though the breast bone, ana lodging some
where in the back, rMFs SHAY on the aopr
all eight IN great agony without q the knoRirI
edge Of any Of his Ineighb orso raising and
splitting blood IN great dprQfusiQns Early on
Saturday moraiqgp Re began 70 feel easier.
rose Up and made Ar cup ofsteag which be.
drank daRd started TO- town, en- foot walking
the whole distapGe, sDr9 Raymond lexaminrl
ed II the wound but is thus far unsuccessful in
finding the hall,sVthe probe. passing easily in7l
to the cavity Of the chest, proving conclusive
ly that the ball has passed through into the
back. Ia The ypatieptIseems itosb be- one of those
WIG ia never complain pr -groan about TRIES
a9a c9nseqqeltly regards if ssyr9the~ a light
attslr. lie has had no quarrel with any one,
neither bed he any money, in bis possession,
ana Cannot lmag ipe why he was shot. ai-rI s!
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-12

n STILL " INcREDDuLoUs hear that the
skeptlcaE grand.jnFor, who can't believe the
newspapers, actually doubts the story of the
ybig organ, in Boston! afaamaara aaa a...r. o
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-12

H. ~ " Nv III kns mas SOne
! aAd got marriedIat portland ltd Mil hayer,
an actor, and were aFsthe DaIles with Mrs
EHIIayhe, WaIdr6ofRi, and the Star Company, on
!hs llgfof this 9488qfA> WE bare heard it
intimated that some of our Idaho. Theatricals
have g9o been sndsaYqFRg to ipY el the troupe
off up, here, oandsthato Mrs. Hayne has sigais
.fed her Willingness toa make the trip. This
community Volta bg delighted. To have itbee3se.
reports coqfrns4d' The Lady Of Lyons, Par
theniG in Ingomare CamilleuOraMra.l Haller,
as represented by1Mrs. HsEhe, would be a
great relief t6 hgddr6ds Who 8 have felt the
want. Of higher 0Fdsriofo dramatic rspEsssR-
satiOn for years 1dqgins :theiEdS adjourn in. the
tnodatalns, ABOUT a year ago, We Witnessed
the debut y Miss Goodrich a. AZ Buchanan I
Thsatsr 10 lSacF smsntas since which time hshe
has become quite o tayorile,gapd '.MongoldeDi
0piniops from all soF:I o. people" !
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-12

n Iris reported that Governor Daniels has
decided to 60 10 San Francisco to have the
public printing done there on the grounds
that itcan7b6} done cheaper than. at Lewiston,
notwithstanding the fact that Mr.! Kenyon,
IF the Golden AGE. bssi. been regularly aP-
pnintedPublie. Printer for the, Territory, The
EAge" will be apt tOrweny him on that7lgy-
out, If he attsmbtsit.3 BAN a9s.d 97oloig1sd
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-12

The store Of. Rosebaum & Co., at the cor
Her Of Wall ana Main streets, has been raised
seNeralin9Aes, irn order to put il on q level
with thegrade, which has been elevated m
chat ipOttiOR Of The town by an overdose Of
i fSsilipgs from hs claims Eat hill Other
buildings, lp thai, vicinity, we understand, will
bsiscre#ed Upiin aoshgrt time, and made to
sonFofm TO . regular 1grsde..a I9 e." ,7sz oye1
b99BIlH0 8ni tsY29T sW ,Y51sm 400 sr- aaa
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-12

st STEAMER ON SNAKE RIVER gl5E The PoFttland
papers tell us that noAnl0eny7isabuild
ingaa small stefh-#hegJ steamer to run on
Snake make 5 5iYsef II fhe Boise 98a88Fy WAT
portion of the river issanot stated but i've
presume THE intenHoal is to navigate from
BrO#nles'g ferry to Fort Boise. If that be
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-12

The Senate yesterday passed the bill
authorizing Gov. Stone to adjust and col:
lect all the claims ofthe Etate seaiust the
United States, the bill further de6nine
the duties OF the Register Of The Land
Once, The bill to amend the 6rst claus
OF $40 Of the Revision of 1850, Aad the
bill authorizing the question Of ennexa.
ton OF territory to incorporated cities and
towhs 70 b submitted 70 vote Of -
people q . special elsetios. The hillsor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-12

49, - tnxlfiQR q go ~aigllll
e0Pg VIM iU.t md the vUeo T001nBidusUd.
The Senate insisted upon its original
order for the printing Of Mrs. Wittsnmy-
err Report BY : vote Of thirty'h5e 70
IL,
e The House wss = comnitAse OF the
Whole most of the day, and NsDsrs. Htiles
aod Finkbins mees speeches h favsr Of
assumptions I've bib were passed. -
~ Moines Kse. 80 inst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-12
Hs- The Ute. YaMor.;n u

E The Utica IN. Y. Morning Her.
aid, OF the ed inst. comes out With /.
double loaded leader announcing the re-.
dempt'on OF that city from Democrats"
m'srule- For the FIRST time since 1853 >
it says, ''the arrogant Demoeracv Sc ns;.
bites the dust. They have wiped ont
the six hundred Democratic maior;,, os -
last spring, and still have "a fev ~, ~ =.
the came sort" 10 spare. The "ho- 80 - :.
Gov. seymour thus pledges itself :. ~
stand by the war and the Admio;.,,a,;on.o
Good for the Central City"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-12
Total amount of capital and surplus


Cash in ST Nicholas Bank and in Office. -. s3I %
Losh- on bonds and mort ages tleins aist hen
ofrecord on unncunipes "a real estate In New
York aud Brookiyn, worth al least S3l3.uD1l
ansien which there is less than year. n-
tefe-t due and owing 1888
Leans stocks and bsuds- payable demand
market value VI securities held a. collateral,
IA lo3..-.-. lei -.
United States stock and Treasury notes. mar
set value, 2po.4t
Real estate tunincumbereda.. .-..-......... rs;
Interest actually due aud unpaid, -..-.-... Nome.
Interest aecrues but not DUE Cd
Cash In hands OF agents and ia course of trans
mission from agents. Observation-Disclosures. SOC
Bills receivable for premiums inland risks
anu other items. 10 %
Cash premiums unsolicited on policies Issued
at Office Ia
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-12

A MaGNIFIcENr RAILWAY CARRIAGE
The directors of the Great Eastern Rail-
way Company are constructing a speci-
men of railway carriage, which, for luxu.
ry and beauty, can only be compared to
Cleopatra's valley. Talk of "purple sails,
and sails of silver, and pavilion of cloth
of gold j. the carriage which is being
built at Stratford for the use of the Prince
and Princess of Wales is quite as fine I!
81 wish l was Princess" the little lady
plalnuvely says in the nursery story
then could have sugar candy for break.
fat 50 We almost wish that we were
Prince; then We should ride upon
quilted satin, with our feet inches deep iu
in velvet pile carpet, aud hang our hats
up upon frosted silver pegs! Let our
readers only realize the splendor of the
drawing-room on wheels which is to travel
to and fro between Sandrigham aud Lon.
don. First OF all it is twenty six feet
long. In separate compartments, so that
roylaty can stretch its legs. Then it is
seven feet high. so that royalty's travel.
ing cap. or royalty's head inside it. will
not KNOCK agaist the root, or try unwilling
conclusions as to relative hardness with
the glass of the carriage lamp. The in
terror OF this mansion -in-miniature is hung
with blue silk. brocaded and bordered
with silver, and studded with the same
metal. The handles and furniture are all
of silver Also, Designed to exhibis eyerv-
where the triple plane of the Prince of
Wales. lntermingled with the same EN-.
blems on the inside panels, the D.n;.h
Cross appears in all directions, the Garnet.
woven al hoe, reproduces the same orna
nents. Even the outside is gorgeous,
for it is to be painted in lake and gold.
with the royal arms and the badge Of the
Order fthe Garter in those spaces where
vulgar railroad carriages carry the descrin-
tiou Of their class English Exchange
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-12

LOCATION.
The o. firis Company the 1rcrrc Frxr Isst-
RANCE CaxPaSr, incnrporat d July 9Th ls3 and located
IN the City Of S-~ York
The capital Of said Company actually paid up In cash
k-...- -...s..-. Sspissa "a
The surplus the LIST day Of January, 1904, looS %
Total amount Of capital and surplus ss5 ce4 es
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-12

REAL ES TATE
49, AND
General Insurance Agency,
0Aes On a Str, Keek1k, Iswa.
Real Estate Bought and sold.
Rire. Risef, Laks and Life IlsufaHee.
Il EAL ESTATE

THE BEST INDEMNITY In THE U. s.
Etna Insurance Co., of Hartford, Conn.
CASA Assgfs, ts,f2Ss9e.oo.
Home Insurance Company OF New York,
CASH assists - ,9ss, $1,000.
Security Fire Insurance Co. of New York.
CASH ASSETS, SIS, ISL.
Lorillard Fire Insurance Co. of New Y ork.
CASH ASSETS, SOL, O3s.77.
Arctic Fire Insurance Go. of New York.
CASH ASSETS, S6Os,se4.
North American Fire ns. Co., Of N. Y.
CASH ASSETS, e500, 600.
North American Fire Ins. Co., of Hartford
CASH ASSETS, e3s4, 0ic.0O.
Conn. Mutual Life ms. Co. Of Hartford.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-12
EOR SALE.
REAT BARGAIN IN LANDS.

100 Acres Of land for SALE copsid portion Of
which Is under cultivation IN the central part Of Lee
County and within thirty 0ibstes bv Railroad from
keokuk. This isndie sdm sasly ntted for sheep o.
stock m, an d will be -od Q low price. An op-
pestupity ouch rarely occurs Ia here offered Sos
max ing desirable Investment Title perfect.
Enquire Of II. 3. TEN EYCK,
keokuk, Nov. 12 R>.l Estnae Agent Z
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-12

Total amt losses, claims and liabilities. x2o446 %
The greatest amount insnrr In any risk is SIS
but will not a general rule exceed $1,000
The company has no general rule the amount al
lowed 10 be insured in any city, town. village or block
being governed in this matter in each ce by the gene
raj character Of buildings width OF streets facilities for
putting ont fires, &c.
An attese copy o. the Charter Act of Incorporation
has already been filed. =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-12

Dividends declared annually by this company, and paid
during the life Of the assured Its economy in the
agement OF laness permits large dividends TO policy
h1lJers which have averaged so per cent per
note he given onehalf when the premium amounts
10 $50 more thus furnishing Insurance for double the
amount for nearly the cash payment IL required
all cash companies Fos}orfrifsre Pociss issued in
anHnai payments with participation in profits for ev
cry annual premium paid Pamphlets and all other in
formation obtained at this Office
feb13-dtE II. b. TEN-EfCK. Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-12
Miscellaneous.

Fer Rats, vice. u oac he's Ants Red
B1gs, Moths In Eurs, Woelen, Ac, I'm.
sec 90 on Plants. toWls, Animals. &C.
Put up 2ss ssc ard sia Boxes, Bette and fissks
- and 50 sizes fOr EorEs, PTEiTc IssfITgTioss &c
-nrsls iufafl- remedies knoxr."
"frse from Pulsssa.,
sNof dangerous r. THE Human Family"
4ksts out Of ftssir books - .se.
80 sid Wholesale IL ali lsrge cities
81 Sold ~ 81 Druggists s-sd RfsiIers everywhere
As-ki. BEwsssii; u all rorthlsss limitations
Sd1See that -g,sTAKs7 is ~ Box, Bottle
and FLASK. ssefsss veu bHs.
= So A,slr-ss HRNMN A. COsTAR.
sssPkisGFtl nrrc7 {s2 BRosrwkr, NJ
ks.tsok tv--- : Is. vow FILL Co.
A. }. WILKINSON,
Wholesale snd Retail gents, keokuk, Iowa
jzn1s-d4wstp
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-12

w 2
Second street
.GTATEMENT OF The CONDITION
~ 0Tm
Les6llAsd Fire IsessrA1eee CO
Or .NtsC fssss1e,

o. the 1t ~ Of January A. D.. lseA nsD - the A
dt u ne State Of Iowa. pursuant to ths ss1utes Ut
said Estate:
l. The of this company IL the Lorillard Fire Insu
rance Company.
2 The amount of its capital stock 900 90
g. OK its capital stock paid Is. S0000 %
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-12

s,......s ss504 os
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-12
TOR SALE.

TOR SALE.
Eight and half Of land, with two teAemsut frame
dwellings, attached located the Railroad AZ sandusky,
Ave miles from Keokuk, Is admirably adapted TO the
growing Of grapes and other fruit Price $3.50 half cash.
balance in year. Enquire Of II. y. TEN-EYCK,
feb4 Real Estate Agt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-12

~ H. ID
being governed in this matter in each care by the gene
raj character Of buildings width Of streets facilities
putting ont fires, &c.
An copy OF the Charter or Act Of
has already been filed.
Srs1r or Nxw YoRK.
City and County Of New York S.
ALBEIT WsRp, President pro tenn and yrycyxr Tn vow
Secretary q the Arctic fire Insurance Co., being
rally and duly s~orn dfpose and say, each for him
sell says that the foregoing Is true full and correct
statement Of the affairs Of the said corporation and that
they are the above described officers thereof
ALBERT WARD President pro tenn
VINCENT TILf0N, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me- this 9th day Of Jan
uary, A. d., 1864 J. ". WILDER Jr
Isl Commissioner for Iowa, in New York
AUDITORS OFFICE Iowa.
Des Moines Feb. 15 1854.
1t is hereby certified That on this the 18th dav n,
February, 1854 statement was filed in this oiee
showing the condition Of the Arctic Fire Insurance Com
pany located vt New York City the State Of New York
ON the first day of January, A. d. 1894 IN ac''
eordance with provision Of Act of the General Il
semny Of the state q Iowa entitled An Act relation
act amendatory thereto, approved Feb OIL Iss -
an Act IN relation to Life Insurance Companies
March nth, ls2; that said statement shows thu sa,d
Company Is possessed Of the reaus. anaaun Of r.s
and invested as required by law.
Authority s therefore given to the above named Conn.,
pan 10 transact their appropriate business
In this State in accordance with the Laws thereof mill
the 3lst day q january A. D. One thousand Eight Hun
II is also certified, That H. b. -Eyck. Fac ~ r..
kck has been duly appointed by said Company their is
fai Agent and Atorns{ for the county Of Lee with full
edge service Of process, provided by law mon his Al
ing with the Clerk Of the District Court in and far LA
county, certified copy Of the Statement IN FI Il; az
oce 1t is further certified that the attached /. TN,
and correct copy Of the said statement
In Testimony Whereof have hereunto set
IL | my hand and af6xed nay seal of Office the a.
JWc ArTELL.
Auditor Of State.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11
~--aty msetlpg-

Next Wednesday week, the Goth inst, is
the day appointed for the sitting of IbS
Parksrsburg State Convection. the bust
ness of which will be to send ten delegates
to the National Union Convention, which
is called to meet 10 Baltimore on the 7th OF
June. Most of the counties OF the State
have already appoiutsd their delegates %
the PArkersburg Convention. Ohio county,
aud one or two others, are yet behind
We suggested the other day that we ought
not to hold our cOudty meeting later than
Saturday next, the 10th lost. The suggss.
ton is generally eoucurred iu so far as We
have heard any expression upon the sub
jsct. Ii Saturday is agreed upon it will be
10 order, during the next three or fsur
days, for the different townships TO select
their representatives to a, court house
meeting TO be held on that day, say at two
o'clock in the afternoon.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11

A RIcu man Of Springfield, Mass 5, owned
a number OF shares 10 a corporation Of that
city. and for the purpose Of avoiding
taxes. transferred them into the name of a
non resident !! Fot 1 humber on years be
has received the dividends, but now, that
be has deceased, aud his estates arst be
Settled up, his heirs cannot tiGd the person si
to whom the stock was Transferred, and
hence demand that they shall be- consider.
ed the rightfhl owners. The corporation corp to
esRot coincide with their views about
the matter, and tie question Is. 70 be dsci..
ded blythe courts. ,.lsai .,t-si,.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11
Marion County Conv.nt,on,


The Fairmont National Of SATURDAY CON.
tatn0 the proceedings offs convention d
Union ms9 held in Fairmoo., Saturday.
April 2. Isaac Holman was appointed Presi.
dent and E. B. Hall was elected Secretary
After the appointment of delegates and
the adoption of patriotic resolutions. ]. q.
BsssOn offered the following resolution.
which was unanimously and enthusiastic.
ally adopted:
ResOlssd, That this convention ,b., un.
bated confidence in Abraham LineoIn1s.
Administration of the government, tbst b.
regard him AZ the right man 10 The rioht.
place, and thG: We will hail with Joy his Re-
nomination. and reelection a. President Of
the United States. T''sS,'
Delegates to the ParkersburR Conyep.
tlsn-Isaao Holman, p. T. Barns, 'IssSe
Courtney, N. E.sAIerefeld, John Meredith
Amos Bunner, Aaron Hawkins, John
Google, Wm. Beatty, Rlmos. Hamilton. 4.
N. Boyd, s. W. Hall, A. z. Nav. John.
Priehsrd, Wm. Fox, Joseph Hooq6. Jsmes
II. Pnrbse, Thomas Erwin, j. j. EiToI,,
Wm. N. hall, and Leonard Lamb. heinz
three from each township, aud ]. 8. Nav.
J. G. Beeson and ]. W. Cromwell. bsi51
three for the county at large.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11
RirrInin.
from the Mason Couniy Regiltsr.

I,i,Wi,h mn ord,nsTT ,onI,STS or r,,ds
and sStisfsction thai VINE A. isst abis ~
ii lat olJsSf In, ;.f5., II Re o,s,sI
since ti,s nfjdis ri isE IIS,nbctS 57OO SS6
SaddiTidbal Sofdiers bSSs besn csi1s5 forshv
tf6s PrfsideSts and s,iii nSs t,rsts In ws:,
l4Vir0i6iab Tbs StaSS,at IsTgsSSt3sr tS,ns
pairing and oorrecIing acsSpSIs- has has so'n-
ally quite surplus with which 10 meet
any future calls: bur. doubtIess this excess
lis due alone. 10 certain cSnnties which
have thus done even more TIbSn reonirsd,
Tbon0b ~ ara MI is1sr,lk Ia a -
,.a 50 ~ w. :, t now
ia y
49, @ tntee years
S,VoVyyg % men naEs neen catle1 70
e.Ilg usleuSep snS yet west VIZ VIZ
s' St, tns last porn OF States has given
ta9ss tpan nef llIl proportion OF that vast
army 10y. s,,,..,,,., s,r,.,-.,s,
rs wen amId tnese eYentinl scenes 10
Iake DON retrospective OF the past aud a
ptospeest.ly.e surrey Of the future Lei
e9uaI 1onor De awarded all States that
.nEouga thls terrible struggle, have peg
lotmed e4HaI az serSice, onE 70 g peculiar hon;
NJ w .a"S .ls Iltute nlstorl1n WIZ assign
WEST ftrglnlans, can De shared only BY
tuaS o Hl nooie PeonleI-East Tennessee.
aus. F0tlanate VIII he Dc, who 10 any
9IA l, eau =, mummy So wbsn peace - re-
stored i aid my duly as an Allericah cit
iLen in tnis terrible struggle for nattonali-
4 W put tnFlee iort9nate VIII ne pc, who
Ielug west yirRtFnlisstna t can thus declare
WIS nooIs UNITY, Psr!oSlF 11lsi Betrayed,
snaSlea ana transferred 20" 70 the PILLS
tues by their Eastern Lords" West
fNEglntaans, inspired with the thought OF
Independence, lqathtug Tyranny and
Worshipplng at lhe Shrine Of Lib
eTy' ana at the same time, impell-
ed by an unealculaIiug attachment
for ths, ;uninIS Of sour faIhsra, dared. TO
I'D IT";na tS.s ioE, pend shee
u ..iI n ~ AHSnlp8'rW Wen 1nSt "tnsyi Yeo
%o1tG oe iree, themselves must nus strike the
, T.O% ,iois eaH.ng tle snaeEles that pound
ToN, Snu ;sstng away from inelr esptors,
se,s.,;nI 1HGs aOoA snener under tue
ItIoioes "a hs5 ne DI s,aV OF tne
nhSs,s ". u Heua az S, 70 tne pAnopileu
SSVS sS vsd. ,tam'S,ba i inII scIing. lney