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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-02
NOHhEe.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
Y been appointed apd qualified by the Probate
Court of Fairfield county, Ohio, Executor Of the last
will and testament OF Daniel Crlst atc Of said county,
deceased.
Persons indebted 10 tho estate Of said deceased are
required TO make immediate payment, ndthose hay.
ing claims against tho same, will present them duly
verified. -
JACOB HINES,
Executor Of Daniel Crist dec.
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Probate Court ofLicki"G = County
Ohio,


JOHN REED ns Administrator de bonis non OF Jusley
Campbell, deceased.
Sarah r. Campbell, lrsey Gilmer Campbell, and
Sarah Alice Campbell.
I pursuance Of nm order granted by said court, ]
\ will offer for sale at public auction on
SATURDA Y, June 25th, A,D. 1864,
at u O'Clock W. upon the premises, the following de-
scribed real estate situate in the county oil Fairfield
and State OF Ohio, to-wit Being eighty niue and
four hundredhs $50 74.00 acres of land of
the West side of the Northeast quarter OF Section
Thirty-fye (S5), Township Fifteen (l5), Of Range
Twenty, (20) in Fairfield county Ohio, together with
certain right of way to the same across tho North
ond of tho balance OF said Q1Srter, and being the
same eighty.nine and seventy-four lundredths 10
74-lO0 acres, aud right OF way which were set apart
and assigned to said Tusey Gilmer Campbell, and
said Sarah Alice Campbell, in certain partition pro-
ceedngs had in said Fairfield county Court OF Common
Pleas at its October term, 1884, in which proceedings,
William Campbell was plaintiff and Jusey Gilmer,sald
Sarah Alice aid Sarah r. Campbell were do iendanta,
and to which reference made for fuller description,
Said premises will be sold free AMI clear OF dover.
Appraised at LAO 90-lOO.
Terms of Sale-On third in hand, one-third n one
year, and one-third in two years from day Of sale,
with interest; the payments to be secured by mort
gage upon the premises Sold and 10 sell for at least
two.thirds Of said approisement
JOHN REED,
- Admr de boais non OF Jusoy Campbell dec
G. CASE, Attorney for Plaintiff.
may2c-o.5w .-piS7 90.
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-ngos~Ga NoeAce.

NOTICE is hereby given to all Nhom 10 may con-
Germ. that At tho next Session OF tho Commission
ors Of Fairfield County, to be held in June next.
there will be prcsenteda Petition praying for the et-
tohlshment OF tho following described County Rond,
to-vit: Commencing at the North EastIcorner Of the
lands OF wm. McCleery IN Libefty Tp., IN Fairfield
county, between sections 81 andf5T; thence sopth
along the lnn ofthe said Si'oiecry and Apts heirs,
10 nersect the Old road al the widow Kindler's and
there 10 terminate Also praying for the vacation Of
the old road that runs through said farms
April 2s, lsG4-3wt MANY PETITIONERS.
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Exempt from Municipal or State
Taxation,

their value Is increased from one TO three per
cent per annum, according to the rate OF tax leyes
in various parts Of tho country
At the present rate Of premium on gold they psy
Over Eight per Cent. Interest
ncunency, and are Of equal convenience as perm. =
ncnt or temporary investment.
It believed that no securities offer so great IL
ducements TO lenders the yar.ols descriptions o.!
u s. Bonds. In all othcrforms Of Indebtedness, tho
faith ability Of private parties or stock companies
or separate communities only is pledged for pny-
ment while for the debts OF the United States the
whole properly Of The country holden to secure The
plyment of 10th principal and interest IN coin.
These Bonds may be subscribed for in sums from
$50 up to any magnitude, on the same terms; and re
thus made equally available to the smallest lender
and the largest capitalist. They can be converted
INTO money at any moment, and the holder will have
the benefit ofthe interest.
II may be useful to state in this connection that the
total Funded Debt Of the United States on which IN
terest is payable in gold on the Sd day ofMarch 1864
was S768 965,0O0. The interest on this debt for the
coming fiscal year will be si5o37l2O, while the Gus
toms revenue in gold for the current fiscal year. end
ng June 3Oh 1854 has been so far at the rate otovcr
SlOO, 900, 900 per annum.
1t will be seen that even the present gold revenues
ofthc Government are largely in excess of the wal Is
ofthe Treasury for the payment Of gold interest
while the recent increase OF tie tariff will doubtless
raise the annual receipts from customs Oh the same
mount of importations, TO $780, coo,O00 per annun
Instructions to the National Banks octingas loan
agents were not issued from the United States Treas
ury until March 90, but in the first three weeks oi
April the subscriptions averaged more than Ten
| MILLION A WEEK.
Subscriptions will be received the
First National Pank of Cincinnati, o.
Third National Bank of Cincinnati, o.
Fourth Nat onsl Bank Of Cincinnati,O o.
AND By ALL OTHER NATIONAL
BANKS
winch are depositor!es OF Public money, and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country, (acting agents tfthc Va
iona Depositary Danks) will furnish further infor
nation on application, and
ARFoRD EVERY FACILITY TO 2UBsCRIEE ERs
| May2s-0-6 months.
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NJ NdDaa1GS

EhCTER Williams Frmcis Williams George How
ser auS Jonathan HOwser, residents Of the
state Of OHIO viii tNlle Motive that Philip Howser
Frederick Howsrr, Henry Neh and Rebecca Nef. his
wiie, Peter Apt and Leah p his wife Rufus T. Rowe
and n2rhlrg Il. Row his wife Levi HowseT, Harvey
II Darby aud CoJdeIie Darby his wife, Samuel Spy
der 1ui Mary SNYDER HIS wife, and Christian Berg
nrs iN} l-oulss Bergman hi4 wife, did on the 27th
day Mhprl 4. D. 1874, file their petition in the Court
/ oft3nm'a Pleas within and for the county OF Fair
field an St1e ofOh'O, against George Howsef, Jon0
tA1u l!ow5s.r Curicln Williams John Quincy VII.
amS. paf7c Wlll'mns, Ma:carct Wains Francis
VIII ans, Della Iowspr eleanor Howser, Theodore
q E}Uscg and Nancy Il. Howser 81 'mandng parti
ton o; the tpllgwir lands SnA ten, pcnts situate in
ihr county Of Fairfield and State OF LIo, tn.wit-
The N2rth-Wssi quarter Of Section q. Township le
Range 29 and also aI; ofthe south West quarter Of
s1meSectior commencing at the Northwest conner of
s1dSouh WGa' quarler; thence East with the North
boundary line Of said quarter 1901 chains 10 the
North Ej corner Of said nUarter; thence South J0
ch9ns; thence West parallel with the North bounds
rs line Of said quarter Section III 81 chains to the West
boundary Inc OF said quarter; thence North so
CHAINS to thonlaco Of beginning estimated 10 contain
ten acres and the two tracts together being estimated
at 72 60 acres he the more or less; and the
said Pater Williams. Francis Williams, George How
ear and Jonqth N Howser are hereby notified that
they required n npnear and answer said petition
on before the third Saturday sler the second day
Of June 4. b. ls6i.
HUNTER & DAUGHERTY
April 2s, ls3i-ewpfs7. Attys. for PLAINTIFF.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-02

Hays & Wildermuth have opened a
Photograph Gallery on Main ST., over
Martins National Bank. Having
splendid sky-light, and tho latest i'm
proved Cameras, they feel confident of
giving entire satisfaction to all who
favor them with call.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-02

sUSANNAH RING, Admuistratrix)
deceased,
against
JACOB L. RING, staI- Defendants
PETITION TO SELL LANDS AND ASSIGN DOVER
I'm pursuance Of an order granted by the Probate
Court Of Fairfield county Ohio will offer for sale
AZ public auction, at tho door OF the Court House,
In Lancaster; Ohio, on
SATURDAY, June 25t6, 1864,
at o'clock p. W.. the following described real es.
tate situate in Fairfield county, Ohio: Being ln.ots
numbers 100 aud 200 in the city oil Lancaster, ohio
Appraised Mt 81 900.
Terms of fsale-One third in hand, one-third in ono
year and one third in two years fro the day osale
with interest. sUSANNAH RING,
Administrative OF the estate OF Geo Ring, dec.
Clarke 4 Fritter, Attorneys. .-..
May29-0-4w.
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June 2d.i0-3N
Estate of Reason Friend.

MT oTICE is hereby given that the undersigned ha
~ been appointed and qualified as Administrato
Of tho estate Of REASON FRIEND, dec late 81 Pair
field county, Ohio.
Lancaster, may2s-s-3w"
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NNY son BENJAMIN, having left homo without
inst cause or provocaton this 10 10 forbid all per
sons harboring or trusting him on my account, as
will pay no debts Of his contr1cting after this date
MavSs-3yN BROAD COLE.
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NGDHWGE.

HNHE undersigned has boon duly appointed ad
Il ministrItor oi the estate OF JOSEPH WORK, Sr.
late Of Fairfield county, Ohio, deceased.
All persons indebted to the estate are requested tc
make immediate payment.
May 3l-l0-3w. JAMES NJ. WORK.
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The Advantage OF the Participating
SyntCrn Dcmcrstrated

REaAExS--Dy in7ur'ng in one Of the sb3ye compa
.cs his Policy WI COS, hnl fvy fye years .lll IL
| stead fsl5Oby the Old System, to.wt.
To premium on 5000 icr five years $50 90
By scrip, worth IN New Yorl, 40 sS9f m
yintcrcstreceyed. N casa on --up 90
sc "
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FOR SALE RY

KluTnaq & 20, D. sford Ioncaster; f. kalb'
Ru hy,i. Abbott rnu, ClcGrport; p. Hane, Ple' p
alf-ilie: e. I. NaisliE, Oakland; HaTman& Curtis,
'.Pick"riHrt0n; Beery Ntiandlish bremen; SuDdeT
man * k1aUN AuandH: /. L. Brattin, New Salem;
Joseph Rni'r, Nllcrsport; IT, Il. Hnrner, Basil, snd
h druggists aui rrr"hants generally tiroug ghout the
tlity ttiey and Canada.
10 - lsE--.J
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-02
yECU HITY INSURANCE. GjN?liY,
OF NEW YORK.

Ths51 con71lie i.yiia th.oe..o1rtA3 n,. 7,o IT,,
enquayto the Policy Hoiers in scrir. bearing IN
tarest at per :ent;hercby funding the fr,r IT,. sud
5'rins policy Holders greater security and cAeape
insurance.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-02

Go to Billinghursts and get Wheel
er and Wilson's Sewing Machines,
Grover and Bakers Sewing Machines
and all the other periodicals" Also
the newest music. Also the Round
Table. And, for spiritual" people the
"Banncr of Light"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-02


A FRIEND far away sends us the
following poem, suggested by apas-
sage in a letter from the Governor Of
Massachusetts requesting the author.
ities to send the dead soldiers homo
tcndcrly. That friend, since tho
bloody battle Of Shiloh, knows better
than we what those words mean
There is Comforter who tempers tho
wind to the shorn lamb, and his pres.
enco is needed at every door in the
land
Send Them Home TendsTIy.
Send then home tenderly,
Guard them with care,
Eagereyes tearfully watch for them there
Home hearts nre mournfully throbbing to know.
Gifted and manly sons stricken so low
Send them home tenderly
To the pure sod,
Firstby the martyrsouled PurltAns trod;
Green hills and ocean waves echo the prayer,
Send them home tenderly,
Love waits them there
Send themshome tenderly,
Poor bteathless clay
Yet what high hopefulness bore them away;
Hsnd to hand clingingly, linked in brave trust-
Tendery, tenderly send home their dust.
Send them home tenderly,
Think Of the sire
Struggling with mighty sobs by the low FIRE,
Think how a mothers heart hourly hath bled,
Send them homo tenderly-
Send home her dead
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-02
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

A LARGE, SUBSTANTIAL, COAI1I0-
n dous BRICK HOUSE, well adapted to dwelling,
otel or other purposes, in good repair, situate On
Broad street aud Cincinnati & GAINESVILLE Railroad,
in the CITY OF Lancaster will be offered at Admins
trator's sale. ..
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-02
Attachment Notice.

ISAAC E. KooNTz, Admin-)
istrntor Of the estate Of }Belore G. stcinman
ISAAC KooNTZ. deceased j. P, Of Hooking Town
against ship, Fairfield Co., O
SAMUEL c. KoONTZ
ON the l4th dny of May, 1864, sNid JUSTICES uet
PAN order Of Attachment in the above acton IL the
sum of one hundred and twenty five dollars.
ISAAC L. ROONTZ, Executor
Lancaster, MAY 26-2w.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-02
The Methodist Church and the Country

Elsewhere we publish that portion
of the Address of the Bishops to tic
General Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, which'scts forth the
relations Of the Church to tlte'eopntrT
The following reference to 'tho two
great evils of the age, Slavery and
Treason, is emphatic and distinct:
" Yet it is our s0Ieme Judgment Mat
none should be admitted to her tellorship
who are either Shareholders, o. are tainted
uith treason. ..-
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-02
CHURCH CONSECRATIO

BY notice published elsewhere it
will be 'scdh that the New Catholic
ChHrGh In this city will be consecra-
ted on Sunday next. 1t is enc ofthc
finest and largest churches in the coun-
try, and is a lnorSrscut, better than
marble Or brass, to tho tietdi'y of the
yhnch lamented Father LASoEY, and tc
the piety and devStfot Of the Gatho
lies of this city.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-02

As Jealous friends of popular education, and desl-
ring the complete success Of or common school sys-
tenn, We deeply regret the lack OF that proper qual-
cation in many of teachers essential to secure
the contamination Of an object of SO much iniPor!
tlnce. This Normal School will afford rare oppor-
tunity to teachers for mprovemontn their profession
of which we hope aud trust many will avail them
selves We intend 10 use our best efforts to elevate
the standard Of qualifications and prevent the disas'
trous consequences that would follow from having
ignorant and unqualified pefsons occupying the i'm
pOitant position Of instructor.
May26-o-Ow HARPER HARTZLER.
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RAIL ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT


At zsre3yille with Central Che TrE!a4 FOR poilts
East.
We1tvard Train counsct5 as follows AZ Morrow
with Little Miami Train tor point 5outh sad VEST:
and also With L;ilc Miami Train for Els: snd No::h
Freight lna A2:ornAoas,ioa t.an leaving Lln.s7-
ter at 40 a. NJ makes close connections with CcE.
tr1l Ohio Train for Colufn'us
Dailylines Of Coaches connecting . III Ps51enge.
trains are rnn from C.:cleTNe, Ca...:e.Ac and Co.
cmous.
na.Spe:!al arrangements Ers r.7la :o- carry,n-
Live 9tock % the Efr'esn Markets ~ II Dslafacr4
and Pennsy7ana Railroads al a. .2S .E:cs - &c .;
fered by any other linn.
For thgoIzH cks.' East 0. "ea' or ror further u
formation - y Treg1' Grifc or shDme..7 u.cacc ~
! pyto 2. T. R-lN&pID, .g:r. 81 L'n:astt..
...- +. EFT, Frea!deE:
9. D. sHEPPE2D, H's:sr T.lna25.tat!ol,
Fcb.lo 'cc--;s--.f
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TO THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

The friends of the soldiers ask the
Central Committee Of this county to
raise fund for the purpose Of send
ing the county organ to the soldiers in
the field, The member in each town
ship is expected to raise at least So,
and rs much moro as possible. The
money shoald be sent to the Gazette
Office as soon as collected, by letter or
otherwise. The following arc the
naso es OF the members:
Lancaster City-K. Frttcr, e. G.,
Beck, g. NJ. l.. Wiscman, J. A. Hun
ter. B. f. Rcinmuud, and Jacob Wet
,,ot
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

pursaouoa Of an Ter ofsale granted by the Pro.
bate Court q Fairfield County Ohio, will Offer tor
sale, Gt public auction, free Of dover Gu
noadaN the l3th gag efJune, 1864,
the Daor OF the Court House, in the City OF Ian.
mster, Ohio hctwecn the hours otl0 o'clock A. ".
sod O'Clock p. u the following described Resi- Is
ate, to-Tlt:
Tho North hlfof In Lot number ninety.two tP2l in
,lrPcntors addition 70 the town, now city 0. Loncas-
.er, Ohio
year, and the residue in two years, with interest
he deferred payments from the day OF sale
Appraised AT two hundred and seventy Eve dol
larH JOHN WILLIAaE,
Adminstrator Of the Estate t Iohn AmPy Jones aec
W. ?. CREsD, Attorney.
Nay 18th, lsSi-5wpfsI5o 80
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-02

Btrhg-Iohn Artz.
RuShCrcck-Simon Becry.
RcIlaRd-J. w. Vansant.
BloOm-Zephaniah Courtright.
Amaada-Jacob Bollenbaugh.
NudisoS-Jsaac Il. Koontz.
Hocking-Gco. w. Williamson.
IPalam-Joscph Doran.
PlcdSdnt-David Huber.
Liberty-A. II, Mason.
TtoLet-Jos. J. Pickering.
Grecnfeld-J, W. Wilson.
Cltdrcfeet-Samuei Barr.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-02

A GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervons Debility, IN
ror actliated by desire to benefit others will te
happy to furnish to oil who need it, free of charge
the recipe and directions for making the simple rem
edy used in his case. Those wishing to profit hls
experience and possess valuable rcnedy will re-
ceiye the same W return mail Carefully sealedl by
addressing JOHN B OGDEN,
No. GO Nassau street, New York
Mov2o-9-3m
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EdA. A.unca6AOnn@R-

TENIIE undersigned will open Normal Institute at
Lancaster, Ohio, July llth, 1884, TO continue six
weeks Competent instructors are engaged. Glasses
will be formed in the common branches, and If de-
sired, in Algebra, Natural Philosophy Physiology, &C.
Lectures will be delivered on the science Of Teach
ing and School Government.
Tuition for Gentlemen. so
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-02

Receipts on subscription to the Ian,
caster Gazette from April 1st to June
1st. 1864
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NJ MARRIED,

MARRIED,
On Thursday, May 9th, 1864, at the
residence of Wm. W. Magrudcr, by
Rev JAS, Hooper, Mr. TILMAN l..
WISEMAN to SARAH A. MAGRU-
DER, all of New Salem, Ohio.
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LANCASTER MARKET.

corrected Weekly by H. 4. Gcbeleiu, City Grocer.
Wheat-l 4O9l4i Coffee--50G
Flour 50GS 90 Sugar-20925
Rye--I 00Gl 10 Noasses-l 80
Oats-GO@G5c Whisiey-l SOG20O
Barley-l 20Gl 80 Sat-3 20 per hl.
Corn--SOm6j Buttor-l5 to 20
Clover Secd--7 O0tgT so Eggs-lOc
Flax Soed-2 0OG2 % Lard-l2@l3c
Potatoes--l 4o@l 90 Tallow-l01llc so
Feathers -95d40c Dried Apples2 b0@3 90
BHcOn--l0Glic White Bcans-2 2Jd2 so
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-02

e.eh!pprrs of6ra.n, -Four and OTHER rer1h1ud,so
can h,ve lfsu:aaco to ang Place desred At the most
reasonable rates.
Weare authorized 10 psy for the scrip Of these com
oan cs before del very, ~ coutS on tho Gulr.
~ Those who desire the best and che pest insu-
rance in the mnsl responsible companies win do vel
TO call or the Agents, at their Office TliHadse block
CLARKE & FRITTER, Agent.
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Cocoa MeMclNcs,

AMI you should try slem before going for
physicion.
Get Pamphlet or Almanac of my local
agent ant re'.l the certificates, and if you
hare ever doubted goa will
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-02

MIUhED Win,
Thoiocomprehensible Rom, etc,
etc. All cxhlhitod under q spa
Cious oriental pavilion, amid
strains OF Orpheus-liko music hy
the double hand Of string md
wind instruments, led by the
great director
Professor Herman Ludwig.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-02

q This Large and MagniA-
4 cent Bstablishment viii
N9xhtbit ut
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-07-21
ADVERTISEMENTS
rSss RT IN
M ANNEAAs EN.NMs
JOB PRINTING
EFERT DESCRIPTION +.
GOLD, and CoL0Rs.

- We received q copy Of the
Richmond Sentinel, Of q late date
It 3 printed On very coarse dirty
looking paper, and filed with all
manner Of lies. calculated to deceive
the ignorant aud dsluded masses OF
South. Advertisements eli about
one column, and for the most par,
are for lost bonds, dogs or horses
None Offering provisions. or anything
to sell. Avery considerable portion
of the re print, Is from the Columbus
Crisis, Cincinnati Enquirer, and New
York World. The comments Of the
sditor prove conclusively, how cor
IDLY the. South approves of the
advanced By these Copper
bead sheets. Truly they may be
5lid 10 isnS eia and comfort TO the
rebel cause, strengthening and pro-
it beyond all measure.
they declare themselves in favor of
the very same Union, the Constitu-
ion and Laws, which these atrocious
lends are striving to destroy.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-07-21

path of this discussion that men rnsg
as well heed One of your eonfed,
crates has already wisely, boldly.
brayely confronted public danger,
and she is only ahead OF many Of her
sisters because Of her greater facility
for speedy action. The greater ma
jority of those sister States, under
like circumstances, consider h-r
cause as their cause, and / charge
ron in their name TO -dav, Touch not
Sangunturnr 1t is not olly their
cause, hut it is canse which receives
the sympathy, and will receive the
support, of tens and hundreds OF
of honest, patriotic men
in the non -slayehol ling States.
Il shall not spend much time en-
the question that seems to give my
honorable friend [ Mr Crittenden so
much concern-the constitutional
right Of a State to secede from this
Union. Perhaps he will find out
after awhile that it is a fact accom-
p,ished. You have got it. in the
South pretty much in both ways -
South Carolina has given it to you
regularly. according to the approved
plan. You are getting it just below
here lin Georgia, believe, irregu-
arly, outside of law, without regular
,c.ion, You can take it either. way.
You will find armed men to defend
1oth."