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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-21
Juvenile Department,
A List too large 10 Emu
lnerate,

BUT HERE ARE SOME
For further particulars enquire st lOl.
The Hero Boy bsing ,is OF Grant.
The Patron Boy Mitchell,
The Pioneer Boy. Our PresIdent
Tho Ferry Boy , +. Chase
The Tanner Boy. H#.
The Drummer Boy.
The Soldier Boy.
The Farmer Boy,
A Youths Historv.
The Life Boat.
The Tiger Prince,
The CHd Climbers.
Adventures OF Gilbert Goahesd,
Balloon Travelling in Europe.
Peter Parley's Own Story.
Uocle Nat. by Alfred Oldiellow
Busy Hsnds aud Patient Hearts.
Children SA,.ne and - 90 10 sets
The MitteR Series,
The Nigh, Gap Series.
The Popssn Series,
Mamie aud her Pets.
The Rainy Day Series.
TIE Lesl,e Stories,
The Florence Stories,
Arthar'- Home Series.
The Glen Morris Stories,
The Little PsadS Stories.
The Winter Evening Library,
The Good Child's Library.
The Father Bright Hope Ssries.
The Percy Family Series,
The Happy Guilds Library snd hovesi's
Populsr Tales.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-21

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y .ssd Rsyoefry kbt 0Tape wiz. Peach. appis,
Cherry sof Blsrsberfy hfsotIes. kiso. fns IN
po-tel brsDd1fs. 0ins. Peri snf Sherry wines a..
fsf Medicinal Al tsfi< nss uhict are p~sfsslly
purs snf iced oolf - I'D g. = srrfrlfafed -
nnns seu1kns unIsss fk~y have szr Golt Lsbsl O.
ssrh boftlr. snf Cur ~ ffisis prsss~1 In ever
TIE ccrf
sold - AT D-r< xifts as ss.isrf tkroarkc ~ tks
co1utry. Call 90 Car soots al t.ke 10 ethsf.
cfrslafs tc tee xsts Supplied or spE.lcsuon a.
BKHxrTT. PIETEks 4 CO.
6eclzf 70 al River alrest. Chtcass
BARR 4 90. sole agents tr
Tsrrs Hsuts.
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fhsss Bittsfs srs prepared 20 pure Bcurboh
WHISKY. from a combinstisu twenty different
kinds ~ roots. bsrks snd h~ros. which sst "a pef
feet osncsft. 0e with tba other prepared from the
original formula sfs.n 6y IL great chief. He'd
gsckst % %. Chspin. who pssd tnsfa s1cc~ssfu'ly
In biz grscfos foS nsnJ yssrs, sni ~ hsi' use
Esinsi % great popularity n the treatment sDd
cure - dytl~ PEA. liver complaint. constipation,
STA and nsrvoss ksafschs fever and ssus, and al
diseases srslng from tsrpit liver and IN igestiol
Psrsons saasrtnS frora either - fhoss l0sfha one
diseases nil Cad care b. the q fhess
BitRrs, Which are gsrs ID pure and tree ffom 81
tho<e drugs and poisons ususiiy PIT gp m scch
prep~rstio. and paine CT On an unsusDectins
pub &c eagle trial Ill ro1viree tn NJ she =
teal tbs; IN The RID gACKFT ihss - virfus
sh'cb re cher Elft<rs po.seses.
They etr~uxfhen and tnsisor tts sgsteu.
1hey are uDeguslsf 30 general debility
Ttey are sars curs Or % spsf,sis
1nsJ sisss sood ard be- liky sps stfte.
TtsJ assist digestion.
hey are the besf rfiuclatiBf ~ sx'stercs
Tksy are preventive q fsvsr &c
1h<y rsltsvs coDsffpsticD
fner fors ssfro1s tsatarhs
ThsT are perfectly pure sbo . .isiIs.
Tns Fst Jsskpt 8itfsra I'D g. q art bctfles
~ al crassisu AID dealers n ssoesf to roun-
NJ
Gail o. He'd Jsossl aud tsks ne elha
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Poetry OF the Words.
Poetry OF the fields.
Poems Of Imagination aud Fancy,
Poems OF Nature and Sentiment,
Poems of the Intellect and The Affections.
Pleasure OF Memory.
Moors frish Melodies,
Sabbath Bells.
Poetical Works of Thompson aud Gray
Poetical Works oi Charles Lamb,
Moores Irish Melodies.
Works OF Charles Dickens,
Gifts OF Affection, Friendship and Memory.
&C.
Al.o, Eigar A. Poe Works,
Irvinss Works.
Cooper's Leather Stocking Tales and The
Waverly Novels.
The Blue and Gold Series OF Poets aud the
choice New works OF the Day.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-05-20
or the STANDARD
To the Public,


Nh. EDIToR:-I notice in the Confederate a
Tuesday, the subsidized organ of the "patriOs an.
property holders" a communication in relation al
the Mass Meeting on Monday, which does me graa
injustice. What | complained of in the meeting
was the informality as to the nominations, and tie
fact that they were made while the COMMITTEE Wis
out l confess was somewhat irrltated, but |
stated then, as state now, that had no objectm
to the nominees, but would give them my sup
port as Conservatives The attempt to make lita
party capital for the Destructives by this atta&
on me in the Confederate, is as weak and silly Is
the Destructive cause itself is despicable. Thea
people, who pretend to regret 'party meetings" At
a time like this are themselves the bond slaves Of
party, and they never have thought nor say word
nor bat their eyes without having self and part!
in it
understand one Mr. A. NJ German, one Of The
Editors of the Confederate, who has heretOfor
made himself busy about me, and been required 70
eat his words, was in the Mass Meeting as sort d
spy or detective on the occasion l can tell tbs
gentleman, as l would tell him to his face "in his
boots" that am not to be Influenced by his slang
that shall always prove true to my principles and
my party friends; that if happen to speak out ID
q Conservative meeting, whether under irritatOnOi
not it is none of his business, and it is lnpudenT
and impertinence in him to refer to it and that
am ready to settle all personal matters very prOmPl
with my Destructive assailants and slauderers
May II, 1864 W. j. HOLLEMAN
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-05-20

SHOOTING OF DEsExTBK-We learn that on
Tuesday the Sd instant, Iarty of eight men Oe
tailed from companies A, B, and K, 10th regimen
N. G. T., under Lieut. Hardenberg, was sent up 10
Kaintuck District with the view of breaking uPs
nest of deserters and runaway negroes already no
ticed in this paper as haunting the swamps in the
upper section of this county, and said to be under
the leadership of well known deserter named Jere
miah Collins
The party proceeded up to the residence 'i d.
Jas. E. Kea, in Kaintuck district Xsege it W. as
certained on Wednesday night that Collins oauS
his haunt at or near the house of Robert Hut nanl
where he was harbored. On THURSDAY morning
they went in quest Of him-As the party approach
ed, they PLACED sels and beat and seaTcnea tI'
swanps anks the neighboshood, but WIZ
out effoosSPSA sentinel placed near the house 6so
observed Mrs. Huff ham measuring the tracks oil tns
party, and she wassubsequently seento go into aog
between one and two hundred yards from the housS
After she returned search was made and sOn'
bedding and other things we're found there, sup
posed Is have been used by Collins. strict guaru
was set cautiously, so as 20 secure hin shouIG "
return, which he did do in the course Oh she ~!
Towards evening, when the party approaehea Az
cover, he was found lying down, but lnStang
sprang up and ran away, and, refusing to bali Wa
fired on and killed. He fell and expired Wllhon
speaking word. When shot he had il bis hahI'
double barrelled gun, both Barrels loaded and cOeA
ed The discharge which killed him was ;rom
doublebarrelled gum loaded with balls ana ouS Sn
shot, in the hands of Mr.. - Rouse, . soldier Hull
Columbus county. :.
From his dairy. obtained from Mrs. Hut ham, .
we'll as from revelations made by her, It aPPTpN,
pretty certain that Collins is only one OF nuIJ.
of persons either engaged in committing dsPl'ua
tions in harboring those who do, and also Id u
ceiving plumber. o,.
Tha 6afSilod ha-i0o HTtDSI "
ders Of definite character, and besides being Wotn
cut by their arduous duty in beating through ~
swanps and mud, returned to report. ,,.-rg.
All credit is due to Lieut. Hardenberg ana MS :. =,
tie band for their perseVering exertions- S''"'"'
ton Journal
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-05-20
FOr the Standard.
Conservative Mass Meeting in Wake.

In pursuance of previous notice a very large
number Of tho Conservatives of Wake county as
sembcd in the Town Hall, in Raleigh, on Monday
the 10th day Of May, when on motion Isaac Row
land, Esq, called to the chair, and H. P. Tuck
er and j. Q. Williams appointed secretaries.
Col j. P. II. Russ by request explained the
object of the meeting, and tanned the meeting
for some time n very appropriate and impressive
manner on public affairs.
On motion, the chairman appointed the following
gentlemen committee to draft resolutions for the
action Of the meeting: W. j. Hoeman, John r
Harrison, Holland Jewell, Madison Hodge, and F.
G. Moring.
In response to calls, the meeting was addressed
in and eloquent and impressive manner by John L..
Pennington, Esq.
The meeting then, by reclamation, made the fol-
lowing nominations For the Senate, Major Willie
D.. Jones; for the Commons, Green H. Afford,
CALVIN j. Rogers, and W. R. Richardson, Esquires :;
for Sheriff, Col. j. P. Il, Russ.
On motion, Messrs. j. j. OVERLY, W. NJ. Balen-
tine and William Banks were appointed to wait on
the nominees and request their presence in the
meeting.
The committee on resolutions reported the fol-
lowing, which were unanimously adopted
ReSoLced, That we still claim the privilege OF as
sembling together publicly to select and instruct
cur representatives and to consult for the common
good. We declare that the people alone have the
right TO govern, and that we have witnessed with
alarm the tendency IN our midst TO military and
Imperial rule If the people woald preserve their
liberties they must not only be perpetually watch
full and select their representatives only such as
are known to be true but when the time arrives
they must vote at all hazards for the men of their
choice
Resolced, That we believe the sword by itself
will never bring peace to our bleeding and suffer
ing country, and we fear the war cannot be closed
and lasting peace established without the inter
vention of the States in aid Of their agent the
mon government Let the sword be carried in one
hand and the olive branch in the other and let it
be known to the Northern people and the world,
that the States, the masters in system, are
ready through their agent to conclude an armistice
and enter upon negotiations for peace. If the war
is to go on section must conquer the other be-
fore peace can be established, and if the South
should unfortunately be conquered, such conquest
would bring with it our utter ruin as a people 1t
is the part of wisdom to avoid even the danger Of
this by negotiations, if the latter be possible to say
nothing of the precious lives and treasure that
| would be saved by speedy peace
| ResOtUed, That we will support no one for Office
who aftliates with the Destructive leaders, or who
looks to them for support. Nor will we support
any one who Is afraid to trust the people at any
time; or on any question.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-05-20

Res0LUed. That no good CAUSE er;,.- n
North Carolina is concerned, fer the c.. as a.
the hG6sds corpus and the conseonpnt penS@
civil hberty and that our Representa- ntiOn
gress, the Hon. Josiah Turner. is harot.N'e IN O. F
requested to put forth all bis efforts to eaFnsg,
law suspending the habeas corpus Wal iTSpes
President Stephens, devoted as We ara ~ ar "
ton, we would not turn on our heel e. " our T.
dence without liberty" and there can bo ihdeps
to the citizen under military and martio1 lbr,
Resolred, That as Gov. Vance has '' ali law
and for reasons best known to himcs,s Ounhril
bed with the Destructive leaders. We o.. mads
posed to go over to that side Of the hons e hot
him to his former place. His attemnt =, " ieGe.
his old friends to the support of the ~ ~ Han$
and his wretched jokes at time like this 0HGets
people are almost literally bathed in blond "Gen
in the midst Of their sacrifices and snfFo,iu 'e'
neither add to the dignity of his Office nov 'sS
the judgment ofhis hearers. We shall w. Oa't>
him with as good a will as we voted for tg'
yearago. ~n IL
RssOIOed, That in W. W. Holden, our f-;;..,
neigh6or, whom We have known long and , ,raS Il
recognize an eminent Statesman and GU q
gentleman, and we feel in eecting him Ur,N9t
honor ourselves and this good old Stats y "
humble sons we are Believing that his eVs,D 'I$
satiou beats for the welfare Of bis State III y
true glory of the Confederacy-alike the S SauE
the citizen and the soldier-we shall D H,Sa "
cordial and jealous support in August psr, s o
is the pioneer of the peace movement in tho : b
the champion Of Conservatism IN North Cs,.sS
and we the friends Of law and constitutions I%
"hail him as the rising man."
ResOtued, That we believe a searching ipv...
ton into the Gdmintralon of our State ooysraN
is necessary and called for by existing a6nsos
same favoritism and the same stallfederato 81 l<
of allowing shade officers to purchase their t.
hold supplies at government prices still aSs S'
TIE last pound of bacon and the last dust os ra
promised by Gov. Vance to the families of ,ba ..
diers, are being consumed by shade officers ny
Gov. Vance at low prices, and this loo ybila NV
a Confederate law, battle SCARED Colonies Can't,
and LieutenaHts in the regular service are redn.
| to draw their rations with the soldiers ~
Vance was elecged under pledge to reIor,D u W.
abuses; he has not done so, but on the cont1S
they have increased under his administrator
ResOtOed, That we are highly gratifed At +
triumph which has recently crowned our arms:
the eastern part of the State, and that We lon! i
ward to The pending struggles in Virginia and a.,
gia with the hope that signal victories NAV rev,
our veteran troops and thus pave the way to No,
tiations and an early peace.
The nominees having appeared and accented a
nomination in appropriate speeches, on motion
thanks of the meeting were rendered to the off,.
/ for the manner in which they had performed h,
duties, and the meeting adjourned.
ISAAC ROWLAND, Chairman
j J. p ? T TgeHss; Secretaries.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-05-20

DEATH OF GEN. DANIEL.-We sincerely reUs
to learn, from source we deem reliable, that Ges
Junius P. Daniel, of this State, was killed i
the recent battles of Northern Virginia. We har
received no particulars, but fear that the fact
his death, is but too true He was gallant offa
and an accomplished gentleman, and if it be tn
that he has fallen, his death will produce gener
gloom throughout the State-PrOgress
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-05-20
H. P. TUCKER,
j. Q. WILLIAMS,

Our WOUNDED &C.-The Richmond Dispat,k .
the llth inst furnishes the following list Of wOurs
ed from North Carolina; Col. Jones, 26th n
severely, probably MORALLY; Adjt James, Sd {
lost an arm; Lit Col. Winston, 18th N. c. in
not dangerously; Col. Lane 26th N. c. severeT
Col Saunders, 10th N. G. severely; Col Aver
39d N. G. severely in leg and arm; the latter b
been amputated; Col. Davidson, 7th n C., report
caDtured
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-05-20
THOMPSON.

N Office. s--WALTER 4. THOME ,bs
IN will leave Greensborough aud HIllsborougnp ~
25th instant for the army of NoEthern Virginia G tbs
desirous of sending boxes must have them at tue
day before, marked and wei 2 bea .;.tiss
Lint and cd linen are in great demand 10 81
of the coming battle above Richmond he aIpea. ain
who have either of these articles u forward iDtn
by that time All that be obtained VIII GS mt
". A. TH0APSoA' nE',d
Hay IL, 1854
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-14

DsArH aR sRz NuE or Ex. .RxgssnEsr
psxsoE.--Ths vile Of gx- Prssidest Pierce
died at Andoser, Msss., on che ID at tins
age of aftyrs,ven She was g dausbtsr
Of the Rsy. DIR. Appletons second Prssi-
dent Of Rowaoi1 College. She has long
been an invalid. The Boston Cossgieg
makes the following beautiful pasioa Of
her deceasef
aTae dsasGusssoas sf sarsk fade away
in the pfssencs Of deaEh bat the msnaory
IL departed exeellsnse souses forth fresh
and psranalal from she very portals oi
the grays, To day this pspeE records tbs
Iamensed decsase OF one who hss hlled
the higheai station 10 the land with dig
nifty and proprissy unsurpassed, and whs
adorned nrivase life with every esteerns.
BILE quality which woaad become ssas
Christian gsnslewomsn The maay wht
have estceanad andrswpecsed her throagh,
out her life will deeply depiore bar loss
| and will siaosreiy syqpaihlze With him
who has shns been called 10 sahmis Il
| one Of the sevaress of hamaa sffiisssons
His beloved compsaions has passet
lhrosgh great saferings, besriag alsayl
With him the memory OF . great grief
and has daqltless ggae to shat Esss shisl
we kaow frsxaainesh for the peepls o
/ God.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-14
wne q ksess ~

& y
We aas~~, sAs R1pahiieAs pAssy---
TAe nfenS1 1Assl4sU 10. s lAsss lRfT
ssassd Is ii j srFssess asysstasing eisil waz-
ID mixIE hsss sAssd Askses sf saous-
mn u ~ bs1s alsa q shs Nstioa, and
sheasasds IT niIiions 81 she peoples
j ,naansy. For rrosf q shsf Ne say, read
tho soilswisg fsan ne speech u Srsrzzs
.nssaLAs, ,aalivsrssi In the Laissd ssaAes
Senate, Jaaaasy Il, 1851 upon sAs soar
propsssa neAsarss. ssAen pcniiag befers
ahsiSaxzssss a II 4
ssI bslisve shss 10 be fair b&sis Of
as6ioabls adjustment. IL ron Of the ne
nnbIican aide are not willing 20 aoosps
s6Is, cSsSScr NE vk0ppsas si6p OF the Ssnsssr
from KsAknsky, Ar. gEsfssnasns Pfay
tel "a ssAai sex ass ssaiisg 70 DOL 80.
aI ApDxxss rax IsaurRy 70 RAfsp1dsA MS
osxx. soa YHx sz&aes THAI ~ xak Cox
mrrrxx 60 THrnsnsNy a ssw pAsx Aaos
|xyxaY xxxssx sxux 4nE SauTa, isctUDgsc
fxoxx szu1 Smx Csssox 9fkSxs, EAle<5&$
Tooxas Avn DAvis,l KxPRgszxp rHEIs
kxabrSrss r0 AccxpT raE radrosrrioN cs
NV sRxxxAsEx rxrxgp Faox kgSTpcxrs
MA. CRExrxNpEa,l As a RasAs. axraLxAsNT
ov rsn coRrwovxxsY, rE rs~xsDEs AND Soc
xArwsp sY rHx RKFunIacAz kxnnxHss
ssHENCE THE SOLE sRESPONSl-
BELITr OF OUR DiSAGREnneEN1,
AND THE ONLF DIFFICULTY IN
THE WAY OF AN AMICABEE AD--
JUsTMENT, Is WITH THE REPUB-
LOAN PATTY j.
Hers 1t 10 proved sAas the RspnbhosRa
party is responsible, for the wsr that il
Is responsible, for svsry dollar Of nation
Al and state indsbssaness inearrsa 90 a4-
count Of the war thai 1t is responsible,
tw shs high taxes shas hare bssa inpOssd
upeu she people, on account Of the var
that ii 10 responsible, for the distress ane
anaacial ruin, which no# exists ia ssers
part Of the coantry--that Il is respoEasi'
bic, for every life lost in the val. .@-sha' p
il 10 responsible for, and should Essssvs
the sarsss Of every vile made > widowi
and of every child made a orphan, by sh'
war. In short that il wfli be responsible
for the dissals4sp o. the gaiqa, shoul'
the Union be dissolved
Shall such party BE- continued II
power, or viii the people change thei
rusags? Les the Ballot boxss ss tha nsx
slscsisa psoslsiEn the answer y @ 3
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-14

GY g Ths fscs osn no longer be dis
gsaiasd shss asay of sbe Republican Sem
asors desiss waK sna disunisn, under pre-
texs of ssvin3 <hs Union. Tbsy wish 10
ges nd Of he Sonshern States, in ordss
70 have majority In the Senata 20 con-
srm the spp6intmsnls. and many Of shein
shink thsy uan hoid permanent Repub-
lican ma5osisy In sAs EofshsS1 statss, bui
noe In the wssls Union for parsisen res-
sonz they are snxions III dissolve The Un-
ion, IL II san be done witheat holdins
shsaa responsihls before the people. -
Stsphsn a. Dsu0las sa EAs ~. 8. 2saass
Dec. O., 1866
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-14

TEE kxwAxs ss / JunAs.- The 7ysb-
ssss azaasnasa stshat z. q. 0alIienss, hss
hssu xppoizted 10 sha sesssusihla nssSs
sion of spsaial agsas % ths Trssusxg D.
pHrssssi, 81 a. 3 Dissssss 81 q ~ v.iIsy
q the hisaia1ippl. y This nsa 0sliisotf.
OR rsadses vii ssnsmhss q nv cas
rite alsctsd 70 oar lsgisistsrs ~ d Dsmr
ocFax, sold hinsslf 10 tha AboiAgioalsss
last wfntsss was elected SpeaksF Ay tasw
and shaa seeured the slecsior of K. ID.
M9rgas, II. q. Senator for six veaTa.--~
There b No eas, va hslissa. VINO aoabss
that the election pf Ar. Caliiessh gs
spsskszs was psrcafed BIZ ths most cor
Eapt ne&ns ssssax il was q case of ahMms-
sai se.issTy. AsEali events, whstev sr may
aavs bssn the snsaas assd 70 iadass As.
Osllieots 20 60 ossy 10 the Aholissaaissss
one thing 10 certain, he sas alssssa By
Demosrass as . rspfs fsssuEasivs cf thsir
pyinmpln and be shamsfnlly and wicked
ly betrayed HE sonssisuenss. I'm sush q
xoFsrnmens as oars sssh sginAe ssS usas
Dardonahls. MH. GaIlisots was she axens
VI the people Of his districts aoshipg more
~ lsass snd whsa DE deserted sssns, be
sommiftsd one sf the bassaE sFlmss %
record 81 this naa, shas skAknsa with
tesaehsgy and tainted With sorxNr<ien. i
aaksn IN tbs service of she Treasary De-
passAeat, and given moss rssponsibls
positioa. IL any ofsour resasss hssx shs
shoasatyaaf tia present adninissxasio0
sxtcIlsd, We sruss shsy viii iaqsirs Why d
appoinsed Q mac 10 ot6cs whose oakeisl
oonduct they screened in ear Legislators
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-14

0Ug LoTALYY.-This sentence froz the
Natioaal Inssllissaesz, may be adopted
By every Dsaoerat ssWs profess 30 po-
lisisal loyalty save shas inspirs by lsvs
FOR the uaiaa, the Constitution, and b.
respsst fas tia laws. Who profess more,
have aane.o
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-14
L0oK ON THIs PICTURE.

Look ON THIS PICTURE.
~@I HAVE NO PURPOSE, d.
RECTLY Or INDIRECTLY, 10 IN
TggFgRE WITH THE INSTITUTION
OF SLAVERY II THE STATES
WHERE 1T EXISTS. / BELIEVE
HAVE NO LAWFUL RIGHT TO DO
so, AND HAVE NO INCLINATION
TO DO &c. p President LintogH II
kss KgossessraS address. 4
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,


Tgrsm iAs (uslaasssl cssfts. j
We are gfatiHed 10 see that Dsuoarst
10 ssssa bsss Of the various ehnrohss kayy,
!, fsselssd 10 sasmif no Iongsx V ths polst,
lssl 4. lasss made Of shs shaf6Altss By ~ sb.
ei.llonists. They cannot, - nbfiskisns,
poitebians or good eitixsna. permit ~
sssst5g ina3silty md fnmpSnk sefrprism.
aasmszss End abuss fonses. fu dsscct 1 u 1tha
syasssa Asnk is sAsir hssriag NOT psy thsir
M9AsK ~ aHaaaEaxs h. ss
Ter bare eoyns and Sorbogns, until
has become crime bsfose God and
sH&n, % subsait 10 the dsxrsdstion sud
fAsse tseaeine any asaxsr. This auoys-
msst shout % be lnsss.rassd n, flhias {.
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THEN ON THIS.

81 oRDER AND DECLARE THAT
All. PERSONS HRIsD As SLAVES
in TIR SAID DEsIGEATED STATES
AND PARTS oE STATES ARE AND
HEREAFygR SHALL BE FREE. r p
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