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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-20
pRgpAR RATIO N
WORTHY OF
Universal Confd g a nd Patrsangs.
FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES, CLERGYMEN.
WORTHY OE

- rH - ~.
Joa,as and Gentlemen mall narts of the world
tsst;fv 70 The effoacv of Prof. 8. J. wood 8 Hair
Rest. raf;ve and gentlemen of the Press are unaui-
mons in it's praise. A few testimonies only can be
here given: see circular for more,. and it will be
impossible for you to doubt.
Al Wall street, N. /, Dec 20ths 1908.
GENrLEMEs: Your note of the 10th inst, has
been r~ecetyed. sayingt that You had heard thatf had
been benefited by the use OF woods Hair kostora-
tive, and requesting my certlncate to the factif l
no objection to 1t.
aWaru = ~ oboat sa vaors .'sbs coi.s ae .n, -
hair is anburn, and inclined TO curl. Some FIVE or
six wears since it began to turn gray, and the scalp
ON the crown of my head to lose its sensibilty and
drandruf to form upon it. Each Of these disagree
abilities increased with time, and about four months
since a fourth was added to them, by hair falling
OF the top OF my mead anu threatening TO ma Q me
bald.
In tins unpleasant preuicamen., was induce 10
try WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE, NANNY u arrest the
falling on OF my hair, Ior l mao feaiiy no expecta-
tion th't gray halr coold ever BE restored 70 ls or
1glnal coaor except IRON uyes. l WIS however,
geatly surprisea TO u h aes !. tE y : :, " o9'ties
tha color was restored to the gray hairs and sens;.
b;l;tv 10 the scaln. and daudruf c easrd to farm nm
NV head verv mnch to the ratification of NV Wife
ot whose solicitation 1 was induced to try ii.
For this, among many other obligations L owe to
her sex. 1 strongly recommed all husbands who
value the admiration oftheir wives to profit by my
example, and use /; If growing gary or growing
bald. Very respectfully,
ben. A. LAVENDER
tao T wood 4 Co. 444 Broadway. New YorL
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SHERLFF'S SALE. :.
John Priest In Ashland County

Armstrong Menor, ct al. Common plsas.
In pursuance to the command of an order of sale
of mortgaged premises, duly issued fout of the
Court of Common Pleas of said county. dated the
10th day~of December, 1868, and to me directed I
will expose to sale atpublic acution at the door of
the Court House in Ashland, on .
Saturday, january 3fst, 1864,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. IA, and 4 O'Clock
p. m, of said day. the following described lands
Ashland and State of Ohios to-wit: The South
half of the south west quarter &c section twenty
four ga in township twenty COY and in. range
sixteen (I6l, containing eighty acres of land, be
the same more or les.
Terms of sale cash. Appraised at So
JAMES M'COoL. Sheriff.
December 3e-tsps$5.Oo
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SRERIFPS SALE.
Directors Ashland In Ashland County
County In6rmary

Us.
Sarah Jones. Common Pleas.
In pursuance to the command of an order of
sale, duly issued out Of the Court,ef Common
Pleas, of said county. dated the 2sth day of
November, A. p. 1868, and to me directed, I
will e pose to sale at public auction on the
premises on
Saturday the I'd day ~ofJdnuary, Adj 1864,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4
o'clock p. NJ. of said day the following de-
scribed lands and tenements to-wit situate in
the township of Montgomery, Ashland coun-
ty, Ohio, to-wit: lot number forty three, (43)
in the original town of Ashland. Terms Of
sale cash-Appraised at 5000, 100.
JAMES McCOOL Sheriff.
December I'd 1833-6wno26pfs4,25
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How the Irish get Paid for Volun-
feering.

When the war broke out, the words, "the
gal,and Irish" s'the noble sons of the Emer-
aid Isle" &c., were reiterated and repeated
by the Abolition press cd nauseum. Under
the cry for the Union, thousands of our adop-
ted citizens of that nationality rushed to the
field but, as Sambo, with his woody head
aud ebony phiz, began to emerge. into view,
the ardor of the Irish. wanod, and now they are
abused as Justify by the. Abolition papers as
their praise was before fulsome. and Offensive.
The Chicago Tribune, the western organ of
Abraham, thus scolds
1.-The negroes, without bounty and with half
the pay of the white soldier, have put more
men in the field hat the Irish, twice or thrice
over. Wien the war is over and the Union is
saved, the honor and glory of preserving free
institutions and maintaining the great Repub-
lie intact, will be parcelled out among the diff
fereHt classes of men. The native arms will
get a share large enough to satisfy their ut
most desires; the Germans will come in for a
slice ; SO the Scandinavians and the Scotch
men, and the poor and despised negroes will
have a large niche set apart in the shining
temple to hold their part of the glory. But
smallest of all, in proportion to their numbers,
will be due to the Irish.
Tins it seems, the negroes in the ne,o gov
eminent, which is to be, are to have a higher
niche than the Irish. In the grand reorganiz-
ed Union-whose foundations are to rest upon
the dogma that negroes and Indians, Hotten-
tots and white men are all naturally equal, the
Irish are to stand last of ALL This may be but
another form of presenting Greeley's ideas of
the restriction of the right of suffrage, and of
comforting it only upon those who Care likely
to do more good than evil by voting" As the
Irish, according to the Abolition papers, always
do evil by voting, of course they will be the
first to get the benft of the restriction. This
is the way those of them will get,paid for their
services, who have gone in as the allies of the
Abolitionists, and those who have not guue in,
will, Of course, richly deserve it for their
Copporhead audacity in refusing to do SOL
~. y Dou Book.
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CoNaREss-Has as yet done very little
since their last meeting, and we will not bur-
den our columns with any of their dOings, as
they are about the same from day to day
The amendments to the Conscription bill are
still being discussed. The $500 clause has
not been stricken cut, nor do We think it vii
be. The draft is indefinitely postponed, as
near as we can learn.
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~JEWzSMIrH Esqsi Is receiving at all
times large quantities Of the best Coal in the
country, which he is prepared to furnish to
consgmefsinaan quantity and at the lowest
price. Persons desiring coal need only to
mention to Mr.. SMITH, the amount and it will
soon be delivered at their doors.
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STATISTICS OF Il BoMBARDMENT OF
SUMTER.-Since the bombardment of Sumter
commenced Con the 18th of August) up to
Thursday last. 1858 shots had been fred at
it, of which IL, 1902 struck. OF the garrison,
twenty-seyen have been killed and sixty-nine
wounded. The flag during the same time has
been cut down thirty-four times. The aver
age weight of shot being $50 pounds, the
weight Of. iron was 3,110 pounds, or i1,439
pounds of iron to each man killed, 20,370
pounds of iron to each causalty. II the char
ges of powder averaged fifteen pounds we have
233,745 pounds, of powder used, or 1857
pounds of powder to each man killed, and b.
434 pounds of powder to each causaIty.-
Sumter, in ruins, laughs at her enemies, who
still fear ,pas- her battered walls. Charles
ton will have a valuable iron mine in the ruins
of sumo, and even NOW, when iron is scarce,
and SELF high, industry, at very little risk,
might In axe a fortunes ,5sj
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AN HxHHBiT

OfEke Rereipts and Expenditures Of Me Ia
'sixnsary IF Ashland County, Ohio, for tie
ucar, commencing June 10, 1862, and end
diayJane 10, 1868.
To amt t'ountv orders, @ ~SlSoI,se !,
To am. of orders out door Peppers 1o2,37 s
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The MYsrETY OF lT-Two darkies had
bought aquantity of picked pork in partner
ship; but Sam having no place to put his por-
ton in, consented to intrust the whole to Ju-
lius's keeping. The mex morning they met,
when Sam said, "Good mornip,' Julius ! Any.
thing strange or mysterious down in your
vicinity lately 'Yass, Sam; most strange
things happen at my house yesterday night
All mystery all mystery to me-" "Ah Ju-
Illus what was dat 7" Wall Sam, I tole you
now. Dis morHin I went down into de cellar
for to get a piece OBJ hog for dis darkey's break
fast, and 1 put ny hand down into the brine
an felt round but no pork dare-all gone,
coulden't tell what bewent with it so I turned
NJ. de bari, an Sam as true as preachin' de rats
eat a hole clar froo de bottom OBJ de bari. and
dragged de pork all out !" Sam was petrifed
with establishment, but presently said. "Why
de brine II1 out OBJ de. came hole ?"-
"Ah Sam dat'sde mystery-dats de mystery F'
Journal
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dbe Asblana Wnim,

TIE ASHLAND UNION i 11biIaLsa sTas3A
" Ia Ashland AstkEfL
he fol- wing lnftt: $3.50 =
Mail s abs cribsrs-inqarqnes q sarQk
After the ear has expired,
Town Subseribers-in adrdnee, Ee g4R
Ifpaid aftor the expiration Of SIX months,
After the year has expired--
LAWS OF NEWSPAPERS.
the contrary Gre considered as Eishipgfo conf,
their subscriptions.
e If subscribers order 4 edis96naance sofTs1
papers, a the publishers can ognlinys 70 sepe
0. If subscribers neglector refuse to take til
persfrom the Office to which they are direcfsa, tcSxM
are held responsible till they settle Their h.9
ordhr the papers disceniinued.s aRk ~~
4. If subscribers remove to another piae WY
informing the publishers, and their paper is SEA
the former direction, they are held Irresponsible
8. The Courts have that refusing to ~
q newsIa per from the Office, or removing aid =. &E&
ing it uncalled fer, is prima faeia evidence c.
nded fraud. 9 az H7ZN EEg9
Ten lines or less make n Square. isplsyt
y~ertisementsi in a single column, 10per cent tSts3
Double coiumn~double the abexe ratesa It son %&sS9
extra. Advertisements loaded and placed ihr
special notice column, one halfmorethah fhe6tf@s
rates.
All notices required 10 be published 81 la
gal rates, viz; 81 each square for the first y
tion-
administrators notices ofappoiatnsnt, OF
lar-fn adranee - S@
Business Cards lines or less, IS perar,.
All transient advertisements must pc pals a
advance. $500 - 4K14E a
All advertisement moi accompanied viii VI: .
directions, will beinseried untilfolh IAN d.
a ccordingly.
Yearly advertisements payat quarterly.
The above rates viii DO strictly adhei eS 10
ID. JACOBS, Proprietor
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s6- 1t is the intention of the Navy Depart.
ment to build four immense casemate steam
ships, Il .. will cost the trifing sum of fifty
millions OF dollars; att nothing these
Es+
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NEW MILLINERY EsT4BLIsHMIR
MRS 30 N.

TAKES pleasure in announcing to the +adie, ~
a Millinery Establfshment in the rooms formerly
occupied by MRS Raplee, over Chuhb's Drug S.err
where can be found a large and fashionahle assos
ment of Ladies HATS RiBBONS andM1LHNEE
GOODS. who have been purchased at such fKrs
ures as will enable her to offer superior iishrafs
ments ts her customers. A liberal p~atronsg, Asi
licited. BhI1e sssat
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NEW HAC.

II caves Ashland every morning at 8 o'cl
making connection will the trains on
the Rail Roads. Returning, leaves -Mansfes
the arriya ofIhe 2 O'Clock Express Train from
West.
The subscriber would say TO the traxelling q
lie, that he has now. got a New and Comfovt !
Carriage on this route-good teams, and all thi
in,ordcr, and will put you throaghi in dohblefe@%
time.
Thankful for past fasors, would still solicit n
lie patronage.
EXPRESS GOODS for ashland WILDE lett V
All orders for Goods, .or.any- business entruf-f
TO his care will be promptly attended to.
N. WENTWORTH. Prtrrietor
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MARRIED

At the house of the brides father, onthe. evening
Of the 18th inst.,s by the Rev. W..A3S. fEnEnsoS,
Mr.. JAMES RICHARD, Com G., 1aarr @ Nv. ]. ITO
Miss AUGUSTA e. eldest daughter Of Abraii
.eFtnefcfds Esq cfthis place. ger
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Il consequences of the outrageous. unjust
and Illegal banishment of Mr.. Vallandigham,
and, as a consequence, the total destruction Of
lis Income from the practice of his profession,
-Whieh income he had not increased by steal
ing and taking brides as a member of Con-
gress, as many of his prosecutors and sladerers
do-the wife of his bosom aud family must
cometo want and suffering if not relieved
from other sources. In consideration Of these
facts, the Democratic Understood bless them!
-hsze, in various parts of tina State, raised
what they call the Ladies, Yallandigham Re
lief Fund. which, wherever proposed, has met
with great success. In every part of the State,
the p~sfriotic and christian work is going on
The money is coming in in liberal amounts,
and the family Of the noble, the patriotic and
~incorruptible statesman viii Be placed above
want. sg e
Democratic Nivss, mothers and daughters
6fAshland county-this is a matter that ap-
peals to your christian principles, your patriot
fsns and your humanity Will you stand
back in this noble and praiseworthy work 2
Hho among Jon will move in this matter, in
the diheftns townships?
: Let some one in each township set the ball
IN motie1-reeisye contributions, and send
sithsr dirscttoC Colonel Medary, at Columbus,
treasurer Of the Fund, or to the Union Office,
md we wiz forward it. The funds are placed
lsHbznk 10 tie credit of Mrs. V~allandigham.
5te
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EoR SALE .

One of the most beautiful situations on the !
~ .antic & Great Western r. r., Containing
andsa half acres Of land, neD frame House 's
completed, and q variety of young fruit lnEf
bargain if applied for soon. Inquire of the ~
scriber on the premises or at this ofaeo.
Ashland, Dec. 1e, is6s-n2sH
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aSSsThe Poles have gained several import
ant successes over the Russians.
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Losr,-A large black over glove lined with
rod. The finder win confer a favor by leaving
Il in the Office ofsJ.1P0 Dssor, over Squire's
Drug Store. 2TzzsFeFt5s "a
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NUMBER OF PAUPERs FROM EACH
TOWNSHIP.

The health Of the inmates is good. The Infrm-
airy is kept neat and clean in all its departments
and much credit is due the Superintendent and
Matron for its present prosperity. 81
I State Of Ohio, Ashland County, s. s. We hereby
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L~osT.-About the time Of the Ashland Co.
Fair, a memorandum book containing a num-
Der of accounts sesisss Inherent persons for
hour gotat the mir. Any person returning
the same TO me or to the Union Office will be
iibetaly1 rewarded. Il NIX =
Z. ROVER.
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FoR SALE-Two lots with q good frame
Building, situate on Walnut Street South Ash
and. the pleasaRtest portion of the own
There is also a good stable, well and some
fruit upon the lots. For particulars inquire
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~Take care Of YOUR health and thst

* Take care Of your health and thst of
your children, and use no other Saleratus ex'
cent Herrick ALIENS Gold Medal Saleratus.-
Il Is acknowledged as being the only perfectly
harmless in the market; is peculiarly adapted
to benefit weak stomachs and dysp.ptic per-
sons. Try one paper, and you will have no
other. Use it instead of soda. It is much
better. Grocers and Druggists sell it. De
pot 1I2 Liberty Street, New York.
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coNDITIoNsoF

S3336,31
CONDITION. OF MFIRMARY.&
Articles made by Mairon and inmates during the
past year. 60 shirts, II sheets, ID bed-ticks, u
les, IL ~wamises, Is vests, le caps, IL capes, 8
Jewels, IL comforts, 5 quilts quilted, 6 pair of nit
tens, rs pair OF hosiery.
CONDITION OF FARM. 81
Repaired some fence, making all in good repair.
Stock on farm, 8 head of horses and one colt, z
head of cows, Is head of young cattle, 63, head of
sheep, old and young, A hogs; old and young, %
acres of wheat, II acres of Corn, IL acres of oats,
2 acres of potatoes, 81 acres of meadow, 35acres of
pasture, 1 acre o~fbuckwheat, 81 2 acres of broom
corn and cabbage.-Farming utensils the same as
INMATES OF rHE INFRMARY.
The whole number of inmates in the Infrmary
during the past year, 81, thirty five belonging 20 the
one to Scotland. one TO Germany, zone to France,
whole number OF Foreigners sixteen.
At present there are 35 inmates, 20 mnl.s and
Is females, the oldest 81 years of age, the younges st
IL months.
NUMBER OF PAUPERs FROM EACH
TOWNSHIP.
10
Ruggles- -.---<------
4
FermiilIon-
Clear Creek l
jackson
---- U
Y
Milton .
! 4
The health Of the inmates is good. The Infrm
airy is kept neat and clean in oil its departments
and much credit is due the Superintendent and
Matron for its present prosperity: =.
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"A 6NoW>STcRM-For the past two days
this section of the country has been visited
by the most severe spow storm known for
many years. Ddring yesterday the snow con-
tinuedt to fall inimmensc quantity and a strong
wind arising the snow is piled up in drifts
making the roads in many places totally i'm
passable. Iffhe storm has extended over any
considerable portion of the country travel will
be totally stopped for several days We did
not see asteam upon our streets yesterday and
we believe none Of tie hacks either arrived
or left.
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MIS- cELLANE0Es.

f4-=n.AreEHt
Tobacco, Cigars, Bird Cages, Willow line ga
olain and Fancy. Tubs, Paih aud - 81
Churns, Cedar and j inc. Shoe
and Clothes Brushes, But -
ter Pals, Backing, Matches, Bel "a
Cords, Rope Halters,, Gunpowaef, Srsg
Gun Caps, Deland's healthy Salaratus, A.EIsT
king and Washing Sodas, country, plain md
fancy Soaps, Brooms, sweeping aud seruLbil
Brushes &c.
NAILS,
rNfT sf sh rs ~
otlEENsWARE. &
eRocKERy.a
In fact everything usually kept in a frzt-va 81
GROCERY, wcoDE
WILLOW WARE or QUEENS
WARE STORE.
Having bought out E. W. WALLACK.
pect by close attention 10 business 10 snstaA
well earned reputation that he has estabIiDs
keeping the best article of every kind OF 81
IN otT line. .
Give us a call before purheasing slesNl
Rooms, M. 2, Toen Hall Buildirg, HOT
ashland, OAio. 80
II. s. JACOBS
A. T.. MURRAY
P $, We keep ON hand constantly q good .
Ash Aug. IL, 1s63-n9tf
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Cash paid by E. Moore superinteadant
for nurseriesf fer the Institu-
fionsduring the past year S354,7S
Cash in the hand of E. Moore on settlement 1851
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n CAHD.-IrOI. l.-n H1TE HOuiu IeLuFH
his grateful Acknowledgements to the Ladies
ard Gentlemen of Ashland for their munif-
cent donation at the festival at the Town Hall,
on Friday evening", 18th instant. It will be
his aim, ever, to merit, IN his profession, the
approval of a community who have exhibited
go nice and discriminating a taste for music,
as those Of Ashland. He trusts hat the dis
position for the culture of this "divine art'
may never abate among the citizens of this
fourishing town and county.
sFfRsr SHIPMENT OF Stock FROM ASH
LAND os9FHE At G.. w. r. R@The frstship-
ment Of live stock from Ashland, by rail. was
Rade, By our .enterprising feIlcw-citizens,
Messrs DoTT-and STeSER, Of a lot of hogs
on Saturday, the I'd day of January, instant.
The first shipment of live stock on the Ohio
and Pa, (noH Pittsburs !, Fl. W. and Chicago
r. R., of buyers in Ashland county, was made
by the same gentlemen on the first year of
the opening Of that road. They have pur-
chased of our farmers their stock annually
since that time (about- ten years. and have
paid remunerative prices. They will, in con-
sequence of the opening of the new thorough
fare, which will afford them greatly increased
facilities, be enabled to pay at least 25 cts
per 100 lbs more than heretofore. Messrs.
DorY and SToNER arsD noH engaged in the
purchase of wheat, and it is probable they viii
freight the first cars which leave Ashland
With that important staple.
90 EE-NE- a &rE ="H.E ~
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III SOUTH THIRD STREET, PHILA.
December 9, 1863-n27
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- sss9@a4g tsf19 .sss.gsSsus 7sd % aigsR
EsffA
ssf & sd
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.eRocKERl..

P. s.. We keep ON hand constantly a. good I
ply of the Celebrated ..Bnion Mills'' FLotRs
Ash :. Aug. IL, 1s63-n9tf
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-27

VICE President HAMLIN-Ia an article
up III The ratihc itioi meeting Recently held in
b. z +, and he p, ion taken by Vice Pre-
ient Il .n i,lhe Washington Chronicle say. :
Ii l. ,.eyer, when he comes TO speak oi
ch. Candidates the nstiuual Uniou pat,
tiat We recogfi1s th- true pat lot aud thr Il -
'ehsh statesman. His al ute 20 P,esiden,
Lincoln Is just AMI impirtla. When We req
iiect that many thousands of our countr, men
aru.siiy expected rha, NJ. uanliu wunid br
renomiua:ed for Vice Pr. silent, aud that a
very large vote " u thrown IN his favor ~ III
invention, aud that oni, Ie r a,on could b
'hsgestf'i ,or not givlng hi u the .cond nom
aun, md tina h h. states himself, ''ne
:ause ~ ~a> deemed wi,est a ID best To serc
ran who had been iileuiiii. Il v iih the ID m
OR putty W my well imire It's glow
rg anu u 'arty rid rsrn-nt OF Andrew JuhG
az 90 Tennessee. M better idea has 70
he n given o' the character 81 our candida
Wee President, ui his unshsken fdeIiiy q
niucipie, and the sui rings OF himself and
f,iri y AID friends In the cause, aud for III,
AXE 1t the Union, than is contained in hi
portion "f the short speech 81 NJ. Ha,nln
IL l. this split that will carry US ihrongh
c G campaign; that will reconcile teudr: tina
WI on our public men with desire toexc.
~ h other in sursendering personal prefer.
suce; and that will prove 10 our nghling he
ro.s IN the army that, while they are doin,
heir best, while they are acting together liz,
vast body Of msrtyr-. ready To give up al
ar heir country, III. politicians and people
home have caugn, their eximpl-. aud ar,
IN lily determined IN forget seit, a "a 10 staur
- one nIble Brotherhood TO the cal of th,
struggle.