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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-29


Hudson Fox, Sheriff Of said Kenosha county 20 eEeoS
certify that the above is true copy Of the notee
General election, served upon me by Secretary Vi
Of the State of Wisconsin and on file IN my oho
pursuant to said notice and the Statutes IN relation
elections. notice hereby given, that IN gu
dillon to the State officers designated in the above h0tct
Of the Secretary State the following county or loc
II She1 if for county in place Of Hudson
term ofncc will expire the first Monday OF January
n Clerk oCthe Circuit Court sad county, in place
of E. Binn whose of Office will expire on the first
Monday of January a. D. 1863 :, =. -. Z u
H. Wood whose term Of Office will expire on the hrst
Monday of January, A. D. 1865. r,r
a Register of Deeds for said county In the place Of H.
Il Tarbel whose term of Office will expire on the hrst
Monday of January, d. 1869
N District .A0 ney, for said county in place CT Mark
Dresser Of office VIII expire on the first Mon
ay of January AID l6d5- -. :.
place Peirce who term Of office VIII expire on
the first Monday OF January, A. D. 1860.
II County Surveyor for said county IN the place OF
Lothrop OF office will expire on the hrst
Monday of January A. D. 1860.
Coyoner said county, in the place of Harvey Dur
kee of office will expire on the hrst hondaS
Of January A. y. 1861 q. .... ~. -.
Member u .9ssembty, for the Assembly District COM
posed Of the wards of the city and the Towns
the county Of Kenoha in the place of A. C. Barry whos
term of office will expire the first Monday oil January
Also Supervisor for the 1st Supervisor District
composed OF the several wards Of the City OF keposht
to fiji the vacancy occasoned by the ressigdauon o
Daniel Head. The term o. office will expire on TN
III x ss H1J Az gust 18th 1864 HUDSON FOX
4 -
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|ESiE4 s; FvdfHosn.
BOXES OF THE SPECIFIC PfILS

Dawes -, --, eSw1Nx@xJraa NV
~, Go oF tHS % Az
III I EoarILI MD NUkE ANY NAsE OF
SpermatOrrhea9 SEMINAR Neakmess, Oh
AuVOAuntary NASntAy Oh Da11y AOsSeSs
HOWEVER ORIGINALLY CAUSED, Or AowEVEE AG-
GRAYATED IN CHARACTER; WhAe they VIII speedily
correetthose terrible morbid conditions which spring
IRONING primary I 9ISe2sei ORION seGretVc
LIE SfECtfIO f1l.h rs e9qaly apPn1Gyaoole 70
t Itto 90eg ' T. 6 St.y
1I!HtlstG,'s atcdBocs.y o. tnp0.scg, Oto0eSSesS
"a ~ tne 4I5SFy
~ SeS ~ ~ ;" So !, 800 nt
ssSyS,Hc CSeI gyn'e 0, osMI eIesS anu :l ~
t8lloW seaehtary occupaLlons, OF whose Dr0tas ana
6rGOS oySGeHs arc Ofer-M orkeus are peculiarly SUD-
leet 10 WEAKNESSES OF me GF21FoS RTEX 0BgATs
Persons aaIicted With anv one or more ~ ~ Tho
above disorders are sure 10 have several and sona
&c. $500 80, - - 49,, ~ ~ ' ' SSA4S
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He is prepared to manufacture to order, any article
OF Ma chinery in Wood or Iron Work from Steam
Engine to Pitcht0r6, Agricultural 1mplem nts, &C.
or to do any and all sorts of Repairing at short notice
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]. j. PETIT, Attorney
for said owners and oc-
cupants of said land, of
Kenosha, Wisconsin.
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Attention Farmers

FENhe unders igDed having purchased the Old Plan
n ing Mill property, near tho South Warehouse
and having thorough reftted and stocked the
with Tools, is now prepared to do a General
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p, S. Farmers should bring their work in, in gooC
season for repairs instead of waiting till the las
minute. ..
Remember the place. ellis Planning Mill Premises
Keuosha, Wis.
b. WHITAKER.
Kenosha March lst 1854 ly39
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For TEE KESosHA TELEGRAPH.
The Potomac.

For TIE kENoSHA TELEGRAPH.
The Potomac.
Glide calmly Potomac, glide on in thy way!
How peacefully flow thy pure waters to-day;
When thy clear silver bosom unrufaed /
Like vision of heaven thou seemest to me.
From childhood, thy name to MY heart has
been dear,
The pride Of nation has long rested here,
And still sleeping near thee is Washington 8
dust,
O, thy treasure is precious. and sacred the
trust.
Flow sadly Potomac for near by thy side
;sHas flowed in fierce battle the dark crimson
tide. ...e ara :s...
Then sadly and gently, Q river pass by .
And kiss the lone graves, whore the dead he
roes lie
WASHINGTON, Sept l9th, 1864.
FANCEs A BAKEK.
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Repajr57ag and J06dlnl

1
All those having Reapers any other Agricultural
implements that need repairing will find it to their
interest to give him a call.
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THE SPECIElC PILL

Mercury Iron or any injurious ingredient
81 Price: 81 per box, six boxes (aoheR ordered at
once Tor So Sentby Mail Sold " hoIesale and Retail
a. the Sole General Depot in The United States by
~JAWLHCHEsTER; SO John Street, N.Y.
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Saddles and Harness

VMNHE SUBSCRIBER is still on hand at the old
n stand Main Street, few doors north Of Market
where he will be happy to welcome his old customers
and new ones also, and show them as fine stock OF
Moods as was ever opened in Kenosha in his line con-
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From the above II will be seen tht "a. M, her of
policies issued IN 1861, ls62 ard ls,s b, ,,, New
York Lite exceeded that Of any olhrg couay m The
GHited States. " "
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For shs KaozsiIls wig.
rae Mere aneslien.

-. Dresslsps have hssa ltstsning for soma
lima y shAa h sessldsfed, b. pro-iavsFy men, an
unsHwessble arguintnt IN fseF Of he continuation
81 shs ihstlsusoh u slavery That negro labor win
cons ID eompeiltion with white labcr. This sfgu-
mehs |. one u The most snasaabls and therefore the
nnt unreasonable. ever naAs By scsndid and iuisi-
iiesfs maa. Tbs negro eaa oaly eOsse IN eonpati-
doe with he white man IN the cultivation Of the
so md aevsr In he sEis and science, because the
tfeses Il slavery nay he b iaferiof rec. Where
has he nsgrv been 81 this simsT Has no not bssh
Nasklas ID eempstitloa With the agricultural white
man ever slnes ths existence Of slayogy3 Every
reasetlnx man s.ys yes. slave labor has had ths
long end Of the lsver n has hka all ndsaaags ever
whia labot. Ths slsys has, and does labor, Tor a
sasfs physical existence end the srccss Of bic Ia
boz has enabled his owner 70 cwn the beA iahds Of
bis neEhhorhaod. And thus sos hls owner The slave
cultivate al the rich lands of thu slave States asd
the lsbosag white man fSf the saat u faiF oompe-
tilon l. reduced 70 the sheer necessity Of eltlvsting
DE poor and neglected land Of the country. But
Id che negro ash fair wages Cor bis labor b. sent
cot 1t the country, which l. the most desirable. In
sithef ease ths poor white man, who i the element
Il strength and power In our nation, euittvAts
asch land or demand such wages - will enabls him
% make bis fAnily respectable Just give the poor
white man Of East Tennessee ths chance, aud hs
vil sooa repair the desolatcd farms and make them
Psoaace sn alandaace. Free The negro, aud II BIZ
caaition b worsted h + bis fault aud the white
ssan viii be greatiy blessed Jastice aud humanity
demand the emancipation u the negro. Then vii
the weary soldier be permitted 10 return 70 hoa'
snd loved ones and enjoy peace onea more uRds'
bis own vine and az tree. Let hirn that reads thini
Ter hiraselG fLEBtAN
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Philadelphia Beard Of Trade-LexiRg.
ton and Knoxyllle Railroad.

The Board Of Trade in philadelphia has
taken step in the right direction. In the
hope that similar action win be had in other
cities, we copy these proceedings;
BoAEp OF TRapEs---A stated meeting 81 che Ex-
ecutiye Coiiari President N0rtoH IN the chair, was
heid e. he rooms Of the Board on Monday evening
The president presented En- elahaFnfs eossfauniea-
tim feom Mr r. Siaeiair of EnglAnd In favor Of
DE encouragement Of tbs immigration 81 skilled
manufacturing laher Into the country. The presi-
drni was requested tn Acknowledge ~ reeetPl and
az PRESENTED communication
ffom j. Rnsseli Bradford, Esq- Of London, with 9
wsrk containing tbs proceedings Of the Iniefnafion-
nj Congress assembled ~ Glasgow In the autumn OF
lsda Cor the FurpSae 81 devisng system fef obFi-
sas some Of The evils arising from the diversity Of
laws and praciiss In different OsIatFsa regulating
marine general averages. The COngrsss ~as eotn-
posed Of gssilainea Of ths hlghest ehAEactsr dale
rstss u Chamber Of comEnefoe boards q trade and
underwriting associations In Bcstea, fhilzdelPhia
New YORK. Brcmen, HambwR, CadiE, Glasgow,
London and many other Important places.
The object was deesiea By the Beard TO be cue ol
Sr.at Importance and was reaFrod 20 the CunImittss
81 the Month, TO confer with the Board Of Marine
Underwriters 1t this city, and report TO the AK
| stated meeting.
Valuable books were received from various sour
ces, for which suitable acknowledgements were di.
rested 10 be made.
Mr.. soaaer sddrvssea Couacil upon the subject Of
the unequal operation q the late treasury arrange
meat ZOE the issue Of gold certificates In IT. having
| been confined 10 New York. concluding With rcs-
ciution d, require he COMMITTEES Of the Month e
maksa stsssineat - the Secretary " the Treasury
In the nature of protest against like unfair dis
craination, IN any future contingency, in favor u
enc city - against others.
Nj. Aoraca j. Smith with some eloquent remarks
upca sAs patriotism and cunssancy o. the people 9
Eass Tsnnessee under the pres&uss Of want and per
secs,tion introduced preamble and resolution, which
4 WIS unanimously adopted and properly referred,
/ foliows;
I WuxaEas The immediaie completion Of the lin'
~ r.yircad ffom Cincinnati 70 Knoxville 4 an I'm
dertaking required fts the dsfenes and retention
our important position In East Ienhcssee, ss we'll
| Ia strengthens the bonds u our Union;
| Rssaiesi. That the Board Of Trade Of PhilAdel
4 uhis earsstiy recommend TO the Congressional dele
ration oe our city 10 sdvocata this Iaeasr and tha
eories q this resolution Be forwaraed 70 our mem
beFz in Congress.
i Tha Coancll then adioarneA
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..amsitoa o The Citizens eg Eng
feanessec

-. =. ,ht a,,es1isa q Caiun - Dlsenioa wns
49, = long va iia vel 70 sehase isaad ygte
- Yea had : clear right - vote ~ TIE Ghioa.
=. -, s,srusioa sas established ~ TIE Seiee e
:. -. yca de III - dssiras4 The cssnsFy ~
- - ma insurrectieaary tnnanlt Ia tsiag
80 = =. s,ro,vi, he highest crime kne~n 70 TIE
%. - he sossshesH CcaAsaetaey NJ people psa-
~ ss-s.eus. Il prosperity md eappiheas -
- - - Tsssezes. Tie SontheEn naaTket
- -, hTys Ahereo esiayed enly ia osais,etitiua
- -, n ssteT NsrsheFA FiehA vii ncw ~
49, essi fsx SsHias Ell The cenlesercy eqnnlly
t-Tsu.sa. voliIicsiiy and geographically Every
praaa Sge@ e<rscs .iase 49, -. -
- rrest all 4. high prizes and - lsag ~ cot-
-. Sss "a CaafSicszte sod 81 lgng va TIE unaney
49, 4 A-iars aew ftesa ths Soafh thrsegh Ell
ysss ekaaacls q srs1e
4, b. nonaui yea night h - v4r With he
rss.i Sa.ls az sav sshsF fnreie1 Ration. nsd gel
- 50 ssnth Il sAe eyia Which puseaa yea y
q ssaasssie s,rife. No maIt lite 81 Frupefty =
"a % uemAa ~ ehIld can EIesp u quiet Tea
~ assaaed By selksh dsasagSnes VIE tAss ere ses
tAss~a psrsonal sAsety. Yea ~ eillneas q Ien-
s..oe and yeur State enc of The Ceafessats Esnias
So loag a yxa ara ap IN Asrla aeaiE1 tnuae saiei
eaA yoa Iook fog anything bit The iasaslr q xlaf
he4nss and the wasting q yoar tatzesaexg I'm
eunaitisr q tkfngs aust be endsa Tie Severe
nent eUuE,AaAs The Rsacs and sends sseeFn enaslEh
81 sIforsr the oFder. / proclaim tAet eFefy mas
wka ooHes IN Pramptly sad deiirsEa % bh arm
VII he Psn3aaed taking The cath of llekIanee-
AZ men taken IA arms RgSiBst the Goref1Hieff VII
V transported 70 the military TFioA e Tuscaleass
I'd 10 eo8enea tkcre dursne ths wHn Bride.
harsss and deStrDyers e saEspad trssk aEnexcaFts
hsn s1aaag thoae laraenAllle. Thcy viii II triel
n srsz bead coart martial, and IS hangcd On III
FsE u LEApsE1TEa
Celeral ColnnanndiaN.
saizsSrtsrs, Grecnsyille, Esst Tenha Noxs sVsh
E
RrxAREs-This Proclamation was By
tat unmitigatcd Northern traitor, and per
ia.ed army officer, DaHcilte L1adeettefs who
commanded the rebel fbfees At GFccneviile
a 1851. Secession h scarcely yet eatablish
ID b. the voice Of the people. - he assumes
and certainly Tennessee i not .sons OF th'
ooussaerate States" e. be proclaimed u
ISL.
The rebel government, We are told, send
trooIs enough to enforce its orders In EHs
Tennessee. Longstreet had sarge army
bit he utterly failed 70 en5oree lie orders.
Let Ss now tell this Murderer, coward
Il scoundrel, that Tennessee Is not, ~ b
EOelaimed. one ef the confedcrats State
nd never win be: and to-day she has NOR
neh in the Federal. than in the Rebel arm,
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and every one sf The sAid Articles Of Con-
fsdsration and Perpetual Union, and all and
singular the masters and things theFeiheOn-
tanned, and ae do farther solemBIy plight
and engage tie faith Of car respective coa-
ssiluensss that they shall abide By the de-
terminatian Of the United States IN Con.
gress assembled. in al questions which by
tie saia Confederation are Submitted 70
them and that the articles thereof shall BE-
inviolably observed By The States We r.
spectiSuiy represent, and that the UhiOn
shall &c perpetual
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Tie Unloa Perpetual.

The events now. passing in sueh rapid
succession, and in which the American peo-
ple are the actors, have brought as back 70
the elementary principles Of our govern
ment. These have been discussed and pro-
claimed through three generations, but we
are now engaged in reducing them 20 prac-
tice. By the severe work OF reIaying the
corner stone Of popular institutions. The
fundamental idea OF the constitution 10 IN
yolyed in the contest. That instrument
either established permanent government.
or il gave birth to fiction which the first
murmur of disaffection could dissipate.
The prominent idea Of all government Is
armness and strength. A form OF govern
mcnt might DO devised which might expire
by is own limitation, bat II. would Be def
Gent in the essential elements OF nationality
or vitality. A government based upon the
idea that Il could be broken up 81 the pleas
ure Of minority, could not BY any posi-
bility exist
The American Union was established
as,er careful and mature discussion, and was
| inspired By the Hottest patriotism, The pro
Sbandsss pelitieAi wisdom. and lls nooiess
principles of human acton. The future
was Is carefully weighed e. wesl - the then
| pressnt, and the Constitution was ad0psec
/ h5r the purpose of este llshiRg 'sperpstual
| Union. The soietism Of s4seeesion, aad
eonsequsnt disintsarslion ana demy bad NJ
| piaae s Tie scheme Of - touARers.
j Tie original nlaielse a confederation
| adopted 81 congr,Hs, 1uIY 3 ITS Wsfe en-
4 titled : Articlts 0I GaniedeEelian and Per
lpetaal Unigs z 81 which 4 b AieIsnssl pFo
1 vIdsa. So = go
ATae hefleF y ssgere sad eerp snntq nm
i tnai .sieTsishin and Is1slxeeFss naQng u
peon;1 of lke disz5hfI SIe1ea ID shis union.
Isl tk,p Deeb.0 s. II States 1ls6usd hlls'
! ne iasskaEflte II elslscnsklp 3 81 -
4 Hza<na
- dosing pes, ssapk pl the lssiEasenl
!. keH1<aE. 4l1kss & 4 ,.Issgl.lal unloh 9
O. s. sNAlsl lot 4 2 e snss
4 akna s1>lsA1 i - ni.i.ssd lhs s.sa
81 0s<sflln< s. - nsls' 81 ,.lee .'ss h..,kf
II e 1k6 lezsizl4<1' klsFz
ssAf s ,<eis< II 81 =.
s. &. y
{ - RI 81 81 is.5. r
g ~. 8. q s. i. q
- r.. I'D ~ g a. 90
lsns 50 s. x g
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&
II, ma seeasson 10 Atnl. thts lhsss Nns
s,.,s go saasl d laksae zlala eetApAs,s
& Home enarla Mo esald Bug sat tAlt
whole sompany. sad shen llAss sness i''ess
len thaa asIs nan ID Alahkiaa 4 wossA aiisF
he had pasa hls soniAesn md Fsfsaifa l.s
Y.rthssh asbsA. 0ae Rlode bland ssss.
msA. soAmaaaoa yssev spragas : yoa'ls
saan, representsa an aggregate ws'lsh =
sksrts n;llssas 81 dollars
Al dat date single company q Os',e'n-
natl soldiers, contained twenty .sevsn mesa'
who represented aias niiiieAs Of dollafs.-.
Such ..shlts siayss' aud ''lFeaehsF spidsefs
a. these. have something q stake. and hence
tAss Aars ksra D sssnest
we ueala Ike Is hear iiosa these hlkh
bl.s,ssstsI Sonthernefs n0sg, aftaf N expett:
ence. Il thrss years, in sanssndlng againsi
theee ,riiE raft saercsnaries. Les the gen.
tlemen respond and tell " wheshas ihsy
are lsndiau ..lbeulan wesshy o. tAstakssel :
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49, < afs.St.. 1890 49,. : a1aens,,a
aF ss,.,'s' - $3.50. -. =. !
Ferry lsi7sr e tpp k'itsi.pEfe t.fesiess = ~
HereS d - u the main eorrest
Il sraa -, eso,,ss 81 ne nntIl Yesterday,
Ard 49, ,.ssslf1s Sc as,iIlez 4 h Won. that
r.,las..l l<..isss q Isae United sfifee army.
nov ca. -. cas.Istlsfsfe f.,reta. VS. one
az a. $500 n.s5.fs Il the nnstae1fe q the
tr.sSs. ,,ssi.,,sni s;ra,na the dIfsFof,t aefs of
wissns ~ eslsg,Ie aolss.i1.s - been watching
with nrrk aftstsns inftisse IL The patt three
resS a s s,.'s~sth 49, ~ Ga kowaysr
~ ~. tsIl ras, sl,os,a q k..ialp ssf)id 1ohn
Brown had s,os or.lv s,ofked 4 the nrsenal
~ Harnsy,s Ferrv k,f ,vaa snlsssaselv &C.
ouninted .Rifh ti.e .lel,.ils az the works. and
kncw hesidee what building ansae the
ruin. az scnn fsfts, ns.t, rerl.asnine wa ina
atrpns.sa CIR sieisssa.
This wa he enei;se isnuse. and al,el -
hing : Iittie rsi.i "a HaIltswn' and CAPTURING
coI f.a,ria Teslsinefns, Among otber nlays
owners IN the shgnstdoah valley. he moved
haeI. 81 the fsrr,, ard e,,s1,onae,l kimslg with
hIs s,,a,,t,, f,Ilosss,.. n ss.la engine house.
TIA sIar,a 81 ro,shaaf Hare FERRY that
nIsl,s - terrss,ls and dnrsss the ,vhoIe al
~, Is.a 49, Asv n,z,s,n heIT Ia r,e,sitien.
and having mRdo r5UFI AftfE4 tIfUH0h the
h,,.l. ,vsIIs -. .svs,..l s.isi.ena who had
,hs - ,a,nsr;.v - sk,,rr the,nseIres about the
bnil'i;as Tbs laaLar..on vere terroy striek.
-, snJ Az 49,, tlo.,ssna VirgsnIa militia.
80. LEA -. ,s.irs .,l,ssls ana yal,.
-, -, "a .ssl,..hi..1 \. the yieiuits az
49, -. - ,,..ss.la 81 tna,r;n the
SS"" - -, - ~,
force that nc realiy nAas Ne.S Yh,Rses 4,
nonplnsscd, ana waited anxfoesly ior t ,ls
government troops rem NasningsoH, "ho
had been sent ior.
By3 o'eseek the s1ilewing morning say
marines, nnder the immediate command 9
Lieut.. Green, but directly py Col Isoesfa = =
Lee, reached the ierry ~ ears rom ths
capital Col. Lee Ordered his deIah % sas.o
aader arms IN the paolse stress Until sunrise aaIs
when ne conducted the men. pc h.n, ...s
leading them, 70 the irons q the pali1 ~.
fortified end occupied ny brown. An'
lockers on viewed THIS soidleriy movement
with establishment and awe, expecuhg =
see Col. Lee shot down ~ others had been
But not shot WAS hred Lieut., 1reen va
ordered 10 demand asurrender: ne kaoekee
At the door OF the engine hoase. JONI
Brown asked, who goes there Lieus
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me Rar Of IllInoIs Cepperheaas.

Judge Daniel r Smith, Of Marion ooansy,
Indiana, one Of the Direct Tan Commis-
sionssa for South Carolina recently brosghs
up from Port Royal q negro servant, enc Of
the fssedmea Of she Sea Islands. This &C.
ton seelns b have ineited the ire ef bis
coppsrhead nsigI,hcrs. who scat him the
allowing eommnRiestion. which hrestAes
the splFis ef the mob IN New York last
July: z
MAalnN carxrT, IEp., April 5, 90.
nanisl Snlkk. Eg.--sIR We, TIE under.
signed, being appviscd that yoa have in
your employ Cor stAyiag AZ your hoasel q
Anecro eonirabaAd,F and believing % 70 Be
lseolnpasibls wlts, the social interests Of
this eommnna We rsspeeaaEly and ear
nestlY request Yss q dispense wlte him
inrea iafsly, Of we VIII reluctantly ssleeI u
or duty . take the toable on o. your
hnnda.
Ne viii give Yen until s,turdsy evening
next, a { orlpek. q Eefnove tha negro from
our midsk md II not attended 70 By that
time, - win tAke the matter n ear own
~ ers 81 very sespscsfhlly, ara
Your 0hsdient serxentA
SAHrKL WrxfTEsg,
" w. TaohAA
y nzxson
Jenx Nxetk4s 81
LANA cAkkx 80
6 IsaeEy
ezs q. asH 81 -
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ing Ssrz gave this description Of Northern
sOsd4n Il viii be refreshing 70 look ~ i
Boz AAer three years Of hard aghting
@V.Hre svady Ger er4isu--<hey AZ gazing ready
topsea-e t0net They may raise plenty u Blen-tnen
representations d sssrsefpa scaryy fsll0Es frea
IL 6-ek slams u cites, WHOM fslstaA Eeaid nas
have marched tArsash Cevsntgy siah--hat these
ssrai.. ure s,s sdera isast a. I'll fhs ssldleFs %
sess he Ass-bIoods1 shexvaEh ksnd imIScfon men
4 The South TnencAae eoidiefz, sbe ealtsted -
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g peP1lace-shese are the levied efofces nestn
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rs ran n1esse1assss NnAua the abolitioA p0gsl
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