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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
lec OF
DOCTOR McClLL,
p BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN. THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES, Is
GROWING him WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES, AS IT Is IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

OTHER STATED AS IT Is IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
by books win show that for the past ave months
my practice has increased hundred per cent over
the last year, until is not to be surpassed by any
in the State. With my general practice in the city,
treat the following n
Chronic Cases
with satisfaction Rheumatism Affections Of TIE
Lungs; Diseases Of tbs Throat Swellsd JOints,
Stiff Limbs, Peurisy, Pains, Ulcers, Cancer Gravel,
Diseases Of the Heart and Liver, Inflammation o.
the stomach, Neuralgia, Kings Eyil OF Scrofula,
tens, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and Consunption--
together with al Private Diseases, and Diseases Of
the Urinary Organs
TO the Ladies'.
All Affections OF the Womb treated with success.
Those Married Ladies who have been 50 unfortu-
to their full time II found p-egnant By giving me 4
call.
EterilIty. gaf 2
Young Married LAdles whose misfortune II has
been not to bring forth in due season, remember
God hes said you should multiply and replenish. II
this IS your desire you can consult me either BY
letter or in person. No lady over thirtY-fve yesrs
Of age need make application. All communications
BY letter or person strictly confidential.
Night Emissions Cured.
Young Man, stop before you further 60 o. ali
diseases subject "a Man, there is disease so hard
70 cure as Night Emissions, and physicians sre
scarce that understand treating il and 10 you can
say that have cured dozens IN this city IS well As
in different States, who have spent dollar AFTER dol.
lar, snd are now well cured by me. l am daily re-
ceVng letters and sending medicine to all parts OF
The country. In word, all that are diseased IL
any way, and VIII give me call, / win give aatis-
scdOn for all Of the diseases mentioned in this al
vertisenient. Tbs best OF references given IN this
city. rabsr 81 20.
AL letters directed to ,t
Egg DR.. MoGILL,
Union street. Nashville, fem,
jail will meet with prompt attention..
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County OMeers.

JAns WzTWosTE, Judge Of County Court.
I. L. EIcHoI, Clerk.
Judges Court meets on LIST Monday and every
SATURDAY. in each month.
Quarterly Court, composed Of Magistrates meets
tne lst Monday u l5anusTy, Apr<l Jaiy and 0cto-
Der. Rtal8
sAxvu FzrFasox, Judge OF clznesfy Court.
]. z. 6LEkFEs, cferik 80
- FRAHKn, judge Of Criminal Court. =
JoHE 81. HAxk, Clerk. "a
Meess he LIST Monday in Aprl. 4ug1st and De-
cen1ber. -
N n. BRrEz, Judge Of CsEcuis Court. -
y. G. LOVE-, Clerk ass
For Davidson county, meets 4th Monday In Jan
nary, 3D. Monday IN Nay and LIST Moaday 10 Sep
tefnber. $3.50
JAAEs n. HISTos, Sheriff Etl n
JOIN 5TILsaN County Trustee ~
CHAs, W. SATTH, County Register. rs p
r F. BARS and JoHS E. NKxaAx, Constables Of
LIST District.
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BLooDi BLooDl BLooDl
HslmbOlds Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract SarsaparIIIs
SYPHILIS. -. 4.

This is an affection Of the blood, aud attacks the
Sexual Organs, Lnings Of The 6oses Earss ThrcHt,
appearances n the form a Dlosrs. Helmboid's Ek-
tract 8anapsriLla parifes he Blood, sad removes
Al scaly eruptions % The akin, giving 70 the com
plexiOn clear add healthy color. " beng pnspaT-
ed expressly for this class q complaints IL hoed-
purifying properties are preserved 10 gTeeter en-
tent than any other preparation q SarsspazliA
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Rsquisitons sed. Estmsies for Public Property
and supplies should be made on the Issuing Officers
separately.
special Regulations, No. 40. are required for al
arteles not hsnited by the Army Regulations, and
must % approved BY Brigade and DIVISION Com
mandsrs. or the Commanders Of Troops unRssign-
ed 10 brgades or Divisions
Reauisiaons nor supp les, for troops stationed az
Nashville, viii hlled by The Post (luartermazter
en- the approval OF the Post Commander unless
Der, OF printing, when the approval Lhe CHEZ
cuartsTInssteF u required
ReQuisieons and Estimates Tor Supplies ct the
Fronf must be preeested 70 the Depot Quarternas-
ters there. Only in extreme Gases u they be IA
Cusd on here, and then only when approved by the
CHIEF Quartermaster o. ths Army.
ali sguatunes 10 acquisitions and Estimates
should eve the ordinary autograph OF the Oa6cer,
followed By bis rank, and the number and designa-
ton o. his regiment or command = =
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It's quite prize pattern 4 Lady
can chem esref,isal without there be-
ing.a single crossstich Ia y.
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DIR. KINGS
Dispens AIRY
PRIVATE DISEASES.

- DR. KING, formerly Of New York, for
kN@SS last four years Of Louisville. XIV. who
has devoted his attention to the treatment Of pm
Vste diseases for 30 years, 6atters himself having
attended TO practice for many years and cured
90 many thousands, he is enabled to cure an diseases
Of private nseure, matter how bad they may Be
from injudicious medical treatment or from nedes
Of their own. DR.. Kings Dispenssry IS No q
Deaderck street, between Cherry and the Squsre
second story, where be cures all diseases Of phi.
vRts nature.
GcnorTh9a cured without nauseous medicines OF
Interference with business.
Structures Of old or recent dSte effecfuaily cured
IN few days, By an operation which causes no
pain Whsre 3 strfoture exists healfh oanuct be
enjoyed. Perhaps no disease causes mcrs mischief
and undermines the health 90 much
Syphilis, with all the diseases Of the skin aroy-.
ng out Of neglect or bad treatment can be eHac.u-
ally cured II q few days.
SEMINAL WEAKEEss.-Paricuisr attention having
been given to this disease, and sill the consequences
growing out Of it, brought in many cases By the
destructive habits Of inconsiderate youth, and ex
eessiYe indulgence Of the passions, neglect OF
which VII undermine the Constitution, rendering
the subject unfit for business or society and csIIs-
ing premature Old age.
Females who may be labonng With any difficulty
Of the Womb may rest assured Of immediate re-
Lief. ~
Persons residing abroad, by writiSg and stating.
their case, with fee enclosed direct to'Dr A. King
No. % Dsadsrck street, Nashville, Tenn, win have
the necessary medicines sent 70 their address.
Office hours from O'Clock IN the morning until
= TIE asa1iSp- 4DrT-ikUIv
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HzLMBoLDs ROSE WASH

An excellent Lotion for Diseases q syphiItc nA-
ture, and injection diseases q tie uriBsFy
organs, arising rom hatits q dissipation, used ID
connection with the Extracts Buonn and E1rBapa-
rlla, In such diseases as recommended.
Evidence Of the most responsible add reliable
character vii accompany the nedEnes.
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Police Department.

Captain-J. a. PUcKErT lft
LIST Lieutenant-WM DAELEY.
I'd Lieutenant-J. +. INGALLS,
LIST Ward-DAN BIRcHETT,
WIN r. WILKINSON, Jr.
ID Ward--R. w. KINNEY,
A. 6. BYRON,
WIN. BAKER
Sd Wards. J. SrARKEY,
w. w. PHILLIPs,
JAMES MILLER.
18th Ward-WM. MALLORY,
A. J. HEAD.
5th Ward-JoEL PHILLIPS,
JOSH WATERFORD.
9Th Ward-JoHE FIRTH,
SAN. PLUNMER
7th Ward-JoHS CAvENDER
9Th Ward-BIRD BRUCE.
9Th Ward-WM JACKSON,
~ JosEPH CAPPa
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AErIpAYIr.


Personally appeared befors ne a. AidsrTnzn Of
the city a Philadelphia n. 4. Hslnh1ld, Who, b.
ing duly sworn, doth say, bis preparations contaia
no narcotic, 10 mercury, o. cener injurious druEE,
but are purely vegetable. n. 7. HELMBOdzD.
Sworn and alhscrbed tefgro ne, fhis Esd AR q
November 1854. VIZ p. 81 BBARD, !
Aldanunn, eth-streat, sboYs Raes, FtflA-
Address letters for infDrTnati0n ID confdszos.
sfka4 H.T. HELHB0IsD, Chemist, -
Depot 1Of bouth 1srth-atres..
80 " Below ChestHiif, P1adelp1Is.
BEWARE OF cOUNTKRFETTS
AND UEPRIECIPLED DEALKhs,
Who endenvor % dispose "OF THEIR OWN asd
sothersi articles on DE rspalston attained 81
Helmbold = esuuiue freSsraalons, ~
AzlfSct Brchu,
go -" aareapaftllA
Impsotsd R0as Wssh.
Bold b. al IEpgggts eFsTywhere. y. -. /.
A6K FOR HkbA8CLL6-TAKE 10 OIHHa
Cut out The adgsruEor1asrt ard naNd ~ q. AMn
4 VOID LMyou1cs AID RxFosuRA
BzAs D-iB ll-tga "
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We are also BETTER PRKPAR
ED than any other Establishment in
the city 10 execute with the greatest
dispatch, and on moderate terms, any
kind Of
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~ M ulr.zl.-
HeImboIds Extract Ruchu,
FoR wEASSEsBxs
Arising from Excesses, Esbiss Of Dissipation. Early
Indisereton, OF Abuse.

ATTENDED WITH NE FoLL0ELEo GTHFIonE.
sIndisposjtou 70 Exertion Loss Of Power, -
Loss Of Memory, difficulty Of Bfeafhinz.
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror Of Diseases Wakef1lness, Helu4
Dimness Of VISION. Pain in The Back.
Universal Lassitude cfthe Flushing Of the Body,
Muscular System. EruDtions on the Face,
Hot Hsnds. PAllid Coantenance,
Dryness Of the skin. "a sfrteW III rratr
These symptoms, ii allowed to 20 on, which ibis
medicine inFanatly removes, soon follow 81 1N
INP0TENCY, FATUTTY, EPILEPfIC Pts,
in onsof which the patient may exgire- Who can
say that they not frequently followed b. those
'dl eadfnl diseases,'i 81 tfaa Ats-ti . A
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION
Many are aware Of the cause Of their sufierng,
but none viii confess. The records Of the Insane
Asylums and the melancholy deaths By consump-
ton, bear ample witness 70 the truth d the ssser
ton. tlsfI s.ii Il VDE Tof fui .n
THE CONSTITUTION, ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ffa-.s ORGANIC WEAKEKBs,
requires the aid Of medicine 70 strengthen and IN
vigorste the system, which HKLABOLDS *.
TRACT BUcHU inVari4bly does. 4 tiA Win con
vince the most skePtical.
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Chicago Board OF Trade Battery, A. A. Q. NJ, in
charge Of River snd Depot TRANSPORTATION, and Fnel
for steamers. Office s. Cherry street.
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Qaartermaster's Department.


BvT. BRIG. GEN. J. L. DONALDSON,
Chief Quartermaster, Department Of the Ounaber-
land. Once los CherrY-street. ~
CAPT. JAS. F. RUSHING A O NJ,
Chsef Assistant ouarteTmaster. Once los Cherry
street.
col. J. C. CRANE,
Inspector Q NJ Dept, Receipdng and Distributing
QIaTtermaster y. - Military Railroads. Office
Church-street, at Chattanooga Depot.
CAPT s. b BROWN, A o n,
N charge OF kailrOad transportation, (Freight and
Psssenger.l Once Church-street at Chattanooga
Depo<
CAPT oEAs T. WING, A o N,
masters Dep 'rtmeot. Office, l0T Cherry-street.
CAPT. oRAs A. REYNOLDS, A. Q. n,
in charge Of U S shipyard.
oAPr. T. }. COX, A Q NJ,
IN charge Of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equip
age, stationery, q srtermRsters Blanks, and Stor-
age Of Public Property. Office II Msrket-street.
CAPT. GEo. B. BIBBARD, A 9. n,
in charge Of Forage and Straw. Office 30 Cherry
CAPT. cHAs H IRWIN, A 9. NJ,
IN charge Of CorrAlls, Stables, Public Animals,
Means Of Transportation, Lumber, Workshops, &C.
once ZOE Cherry -street-
CAPT. ". A. WAINWRIGHT, A N,
IN charge q Quartermssters stores, Horse Medi-
Ones, Hardware, sc. Once 100 Cherry street
CAPT A. ". WILLS, A. O NJ,
IN charge Of Depot Of q. S. ColOred Troops and
Presdmen. and government Printing House, and
al Public and Privsts Buildings used rs store
houses. Ofboes, Quarters. &c. Ufiee II SedsF st.
CAPT. v. MILLS,
18th Regiment Ohio Volunteers, A. A. @. NJ. In
clsrge OF Post Tr per asion, Fuel, ISSUES to De-
tachmeBts, Hospitals, Barracks, &c. Once, II
Cherry street. Also Inspector Of Suters' tioads
and AZ Private Stores shipped 70 ths Front Office
E5[ Cherry-street
CAPT. GEORGE IsENsTEIg,
18th Regiment Missouri Volunteers, A. A. O. NJ
ASSISTANT 20 Capt. J. c. Crane, A. Q. ID Once
Church-street. AZ Chattanooga Depot
CAPT J. h JAMES, A @ n,
In charge q Issues q Tennessee Tr0ops. Once
State Capitol.
1T. Il sTEYENs
Chicago Board Of Trade Battery, A. A. Q. NJ, in
charge Of River sDd Depot 1rsnseortation and Fpel
-
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carr. GEoRGE IsENsTKIS,

Assistant 90 Capt. J. G. Crane, A. Q. ID Once
Church-street, At Chattanooga Depot
CAPT }. H JAMES, A Q. n,
In charge o. Issues q Tennessee Troops. Once
State Capitcl.
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Take no BslsaIn, Mercury, or unpleasant medicine,
for unpleasant and dangerous diseases.
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LIEUT.. Z. s. HoLLIsTER, A. C. s. d A a O. N.
In charge Of Herdnen, Stables, &c. Office al
o. S. Cattle Depot, below Lower Levee.
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the hills Of New Eugland; men Wlio acted
from no other motive than influenced the
patriot Of 20.
Is it justice to tho heroes Of Fredricks-
burg. Corinth, Stone River, Chicsamauga, al
Gettysburg, . those who t0-day are thun-
derinr AZ the doors Of Richmond or Atlanta
striving to pass the final sentence upon the
rebellion whose deoimsted ranks and battle
torn flag show fearful record, fearful 10
huHdreds and thousands Of aching Bleeding
hearts. in NortherR homes Justice ta the
thousands who are starving in Southern
prisons. or lying upon beds Of pain aad snfs
fering in our own hospitals; to those hOhhliRg
through life on erutehes.
For three years have they thus stood, and
thousands have re-eulisted for three years
more, rather than sec the national honor
tarhished.
Where have thsi flower Of or country
been all those long years Of sudetng'tn cur
country In their quiet, peaceful homes
I far removed from battle lines, Or the strug-
tgle between contending armies-save for
an hour or two in which they fadgued
in the drill room of the Home Guards-and
would have been there to-day had not the
Governors showed them of to guard forts
and garrisous in the absence Of those old vet
srans whose services were needed In that
Z line termed the front, where men Of nerve
are wanted If these HHandred Day Men
were the flower Of the army why not send
them to meet Ice or Johnston. Ask Gen.
Grant or Sherman, and you may read the
answer IN their faces, for both think what
what has been gained is worth saving; be-
sides the President might deem it proper TO
move the archieYes from Washington or the
military stores from Chattanooga, and this
would be great expense to the Govern
ment
These flowers may have the advantage
which riches give. But we poor unpreteud-
ing fellows still feel some pride in knowing
that when the vast work Of crushing re-
belliou is done, it was our work, and no mer-
cenary motive prompted US.
Previous to these flowers being called ont,
the Military Committee had no fund for
the wife Of the volunteer who was dependent
upon his thirteen dollars per moItlr but so
soon as these dear fellows we're orderd to
leave theiF cosy nests the WHOLE public
Eas aroused to create q fund, employers
promised to continue paying them their wa
ges while absent Their wives were to re-
ceiYe thirteen dollars a-month, and they left
home loaded with gifts. And it's well
known fact That many Of them have money
in the Saving Rank Well the time viii
come when our services may be fully appre=
ciated, our sacrifices; until then we are
willing to do without the honor which they
SO cheaply bought.
FRANK RASHLIEGH
10th Ohio RattsFy,
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large brewery. The engineer was halted
and council Of war called, and il vas de-
eidod that it was very unmilitary and de-
cidedly against the principles Of the
Fourth Of July to leave an enemy in the
rear. The train was accordingly backed
in. Hans protested at firstthat he had no
beer, but that was overruled Immediately
By very large majority. The surgeon
appointed expressly for the occasion, did
the talking and put the vote.
Hans, after he found that there was beer
in his possession objected that he was
not allowed to sell it that day. Very we'll
the surgeon didn't want to buy, and if a
keg of beer was not forthcoming in short
order be would order every man from the
train aud eOnfiscate half dozen. The
keg came forth, and one Of the boys made
Hans apresent of a greenback marked
*, " whoa it was safely on board The
train proceeded about ten miles into the
country, when the Supple" gave out
and retrograde movement became necos-
sary, Some Of the party committed the
fatal error Of riding backwards in the
cars, coming home, which caused a very
disagreeab!e sensation Of giddiness when
they alighted at the depot,
THUS euded the Fourth. -
XEYIA.
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"We Never DrlBk,R

. On the stage Were seven -airit- sal.
diers from the Stb Maize regiment-eiy-
! il, we'll behaved, intelligent men, as vas
apparent from their conversation. WhiIs
at the stage-hOuse IL Lii coin, there came
into the Office poor old blind man--stOne
blind, slawly feeling his way With his
cane. He approached the soldiers ahd
said in geRtlest tones
Boys, hear you belong to tho
8th regiment have son in that Fegi'
mem"
What is his nameY9
"John
oh, yes, ne know him we'll Ha
was 2 Sergeant in our company; we always
liked him."
Where is be now ?"
Gle IS nov a Lie4tenaHt IN eolqF-
ed regiment, and a prisoner in Charles.
ton.
For a moment the old man yen,ured
not to reply; but at last slowly and sadly
he said
II feared as much. I have rot heard
from him for long time"
4n6y ulU not wait I0r aDntEer word,
but the soldiers took from their wallets
a sum of money amounting to twenty
dollars, and offered it to the Old man, say
ing at the SAME times "'
If our whole company were here
We would give you a hundred dol.
lars"
Boys YOU must put It into ny wallet
for me for am blind
Butmark what followed. Another in
diyidHal in the Tq9m, Eho bad looksd IN
this scene, as / had, with f elings of
pride in our citizen soldiers, Immediately
advanced and said
"BOys, this is a handsome thing, andI
want you to drink with me. l stand treat
for the company"
1 IEaited with interest for the reply. L
came:
No, sir, Ne thapk you Indy Fo
appreciate your offer but WE 8kYER
DRINK I" 1T hi x
The scene was Perfeet-thc first act was
noble was generous the last was grand.
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one is entitled TO more honor than any
other one, it is, indeed, the man who first
threw up the pursuits and enioyments Of
peace, aud rushed, with his life in his
hand, to the rescue Of our imperillod
country, and who, for three long years,
has hravely stood in the furnace Of bloody
fire, fighting for home and country.
Such man IS entitled to all the honor a
grateful people can bestOw. He is entitl-
ed to more honor than any one who has
not done so much. He is entitled to more
honor than one who entered the field at a
later date.
But such a veteran should be willing
for honor to be given as honor IS due.
Those who entered the field t,so years ago
are entitled to honor, THOSE Who enter
cd the fed one year ago are entitled to
honor. Tho,e who entered the fill two
months ago, as National Guards, are Gu
titled to honor.
Every one, without reference to the time
of his service, is entitled TO honor, in
greater or less degree as he has for lon
ger or shorter period of time battled for
his country on the field Of honor and glo-
~.
Honor to all Honor to. every one who
is fighting to-day to uphold the banner Of
his country, and subdue her foes. If the
country is saved, there will be honor
enough for ALL The veteran will come
in for his great share, and the hundred
day man for his portiOa. To have been
a soldier in this war, viii be free pass
to the good win of sll in years to come,
There vail be honor enough for all.
But at any rate, our correspondents
win Obligo US by dropping the subject now.
Let the utmost good feeling prevail
amongst those who fight under the same
banner, for the same object-the rescue
and preservation of our common coup-
try,
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Andrew JOhnson's Position.


When traitor Joe Lane, of Oregon,
and Andrew johnson, of Tennessee,
we're in the Senate of the United
States, Lane asked johnson what he
would do if he we're President Of the
United States:
"The distinguished Senator from
Oregon, asks me what ! would do
with the rebels, were I President of
the United States. I will tell the Sen
ator. would have them arrested, I
would have them tried, and if found
guilty, by the ETERNAL GOD, 1
would have them executed" "
This soundsregularly Jaoksonian-
like. Old Andy johnson is sound
metal, lie will not bend or break.
He'll do torally round.
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Number One.

One hour lost in the morning by lying
in bed viii put back al the basiuess Of
the day.
One hour gained BY early ri-lng Is worth
a month in a year.
Que hole in a fence viii cost ten times
as much, if neglected, as It viii to fix It
at once.
+ One deceased sheep viii spell a whOlo
flock.
One unruly animal viii teach al the
others in a company bad tricks, and the
Bible says one sinner destroys much
good
One drunkard viii keep family poor
and render it miserable.
One wife thatis always telling how fps
her neighbor dresses, and how Aitle she
can get, will look pleasanter If she talks
about something else ..-
One husband that is PenuriOus or lazy,
and deprives his family Of necessary COM
forts, such as their neighbors enjoy, Is NOS
as desirable husband as he ought ta
be,
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One Hnndred Day Men.

At the urgent request Of a soldier in The
7lth VIC give place to tho following from the
CbauapOoga Daily Gazette;
Tbesoldieris chary of vhateger honor he
may have gained during this warand what
ever tends 70 rob aim Of it. he feels dis
like too.
Not a day passes but what we read news
papers, and Especially those Of Ohio who're
column after column is devoted to Praislng,
in the brightest style efencomium, these brave
Gone Hundred Day Men, even going So ftr
as to say that theAower Of the country is in
these regiments.
Drop the word homer, and let mo ask, is
Jhis justice Justice to those feet who were irsi
among the lurrying ones towards the Ma
tioual Capitol whose arms were raised in
defense of Amiricas honor ere the echoes
Of the gVqs ol sumter had died away amsng