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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24

HoRRIBIE SCENE AT AN E1ECUTIoN.-Fhe Yankees
at Knoxville Tenn, on the 9th u hung 9. s. Dodd,
OF the 9Th fexas cavalry, spy. We find in North
ern paper the following description of the horrible
at the execution
The legs and arms OF the prisoner pnioned and
the cap drawn over bis face he all the time being
gagged in brief CALCULATIONS OF prayer which were heard
by the officiating officers. At signal the bolt was
withdrawn the culprit fell, but the cotton rope
broke by the sudden tension and the lay stretched
and stunned upon the frozen ground below. murmur
Of horror, mingled With expressions of pity, through
the assembled crowd Recovering for an instant from
the shock for his neckwas not broken-he said perhaps
incoherently, "RIlease quick, you please" For
some ten minutes the unfortunate man lay thus upon
bis back, without moving a muscle. Meantime the
officers and men whose painful duty it tesee to the
execution OF the law adused this time two parts of the
same rope Instead ot one, AID the balfconscous
borne up the fatal steps second time being partly
supported upon the drop until the double moose bad
been adilsted Net word sign of suff. ring all
this time escaped nis lips In another moment the drop
fell and the prisoners form hung by the neck the
knot behind the head Death finally ensued strangua-
tion In ten minutes the officiating surgeon pronounced
life extinct and the body taken down and buried.
SoFr Soar is easily mace in the following manner
Take twenty pounds OF grease, two pounds of rosn,
eighteen pounds OF best potash or more II 1t Is cot
strong and thirty gallons of water melt the grease
and rosn together, aud strain into barre dissolve
tie potash 10 few gallons of the water pour it on the
grease and stir WE'LL add the remainder OF the water
gradually and keep stirring unt all il thoroughly in
| corporated.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24

Edmund Burke said that man had not commano
of language unless he could express hs thoughts WIN
out the use Of italics:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24

uHeCt rotn Demopolls, tnaL Mc6lpDon VIII De eSecu-
ted Tomorrow
TIE EXPEDITION TO WH1TEMARsH IsLAND.-A cor
respondent OF the n. Y Herald gives the following
Yankee version Of the late expedition to W htemarsh
Island, below Savannah
On the 2ls expedition consisting of the S5th
Pennsy yvania, detachment of the 9th Ohio and the
4th New Hampshire regiments, Col Bell, under the
command of Col Howell, proceeded from Hilton Head
in the steamers Dictator, Capt. Brakeman, the Mary
Burton the Golden Gate, the Mayfower, (armed)
Capt. Young, to Whitemarsh Island, to capture IA
tgue party said to be at work there building ntrench
ments. The expedition reached Freeman's Cut late at
night and before daylight pushed up towards the Ncene
of their operations. Captain Hughes, with his COM
paDy Of the 85th Pennsylvania volunteers, was first
landed and surprised the rebel pckets and put them to
hight, and captured fifteen out OF fifty that con-
stituted it. The rebels waited to give our men only
one voley, when they broke and ran with cur men
closely after them. Our force, portion OF it, was
put ashore quite rapidly considering the defective char
acter OF the boats used on the occasion AS Boon as
sufficient number was ashore, company B, 4th New
Hampshire, Capt. Greeneaf, was thrown out as skr-
mlshers, and ordered to feel the enemys position and
strength. He advanced nearly two miles and found
the enemy quite strong in the woods and after driving
the enemys sklrmishes, be found himself in the pres
ence OF rebel force of at least fifteen hundred men,
AS soon this fact developed he fell back aud
joined the commaLd again closely followed by the enc
my. When tue exact state of affairs was made known
to Col. Howell he determined TO embark bis command
the Transports and relnquish the plan of operations
with his inferior force he could do but little and
might possibly be captured. The enemy pressed on
our command, it slowly embarking, and opened
fire, wounding two of officers and one man. Col.
Bell ordered companies and O, of the 4th N. Hamp
shire, to throw up temporary rifle pit and its
front with abatts behind which our men were protec
ted. This was held until our men were safely on the
vessels decks again. The Maynower busy enough
meanwhile in vigorously Smelling the rGbe position and
prevent them from using their artillery efIecuay as
they may have desired The rebels were kept at bay
until the entire force got away and thcn covering the
rear, the Mayhower moved quietly away firing couple
of shells a parting compliment to the rebels who
made no reply.
The expedition may have good effect on the rebels
about Savannah and occasion change in their pro
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24
Bill TO Account.

New Hanover County Fall
Term, ls&2
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24

The MORAL ADVANTAGES OF PUBLIC CALANITGEs-
Prosperous and easy times, long continued finally Iu
men to sleep The poor man is ungratenl, because
help comes promptly, and prompt help renders him
negligent in his business. The philosopher amuses him
self with ideal world and the statesman with idle
projects Mere vouptuous passions arise from rcpose,
and find easy qualification. The virtues hold their
even way with the civilities Nothing compels feeling
and decision. Interest in the public good slackens and
all goes ndifereny well, that even the greatest
genius is only half developed. But if want breaks ill.,
if peril demands heroes, and a universal call summons
the soul If the State is striving against its downfall
if its dangers increasing with every neglectfu
ment; if the most rghul crisis only be diverted
by the greatest sacrifice, then all is action and great
ness the orator WAKES mighty the genius surpasses
his hopes courage and courtesy inspire the friend
hand and heart open with equal promptude perform
follows resolve, and the soul is asonshed at its
own powers 1t finds in itself unknown virtues mounts
even higher and decerrs from elevations ever
widening field of duty. Great things, and things ador
ed in state of tranquility, vanish with its fight and
man shows himself once more creature of the God
head
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24
John < LarAiH9 il Wife, f. l.,
In J quity.

John L.rAias Wifs, E. IL In Equity.
Ir!ck "u-ph". Adm with New Hanover County Fall
the VII ;.pneXed aud Join Term ls&2
Miller, g. pi CE8s H. u
Ey, deCea-ed- Bill TO Account.
ftNHi9 i~f SE 20 - NC O1, to be heard upon the bill
i a"G A"8s'r o T. Hurpty AID 1t aPpeariI z the
easi cti"n Ia" oourt, that John Miller fxocutor and
OF tire ,tendAT's. resident II ia therefore
ordered that IGb caIioG be the Wilmington
urHa To- TX WeckH ot said Miller appear the
n tera i hs G. |, at the G House in the To
"lmn 'c" he fourth tlonoay after the fourth lon
DAY % March ls'4 aid aid there plead,
nu' or Jltgu a. wi o. taken pro ConeSSO TO him
les \. 81. WADDELL CLERK & II. E.
per II. A. BAGG, Deputy Clerk.
-'@TCa Ia 25-6I'
VsILESIN~CH "a 90.
81 Market Street.
: HI. BUY North arolina TrC Notes D. rafs
- q tie Ia k i"r the sam. also Virginia Notes.
march ). l5l-6t&24-9tF
GvIL.SIss8N q co,
ATILL BU ard sell Gold and Silver, Bank, Treasury
w aid FuGIaole Note, Bonds, ttCek, &c, at
81 MARKET STREET.
Feb. t3. l33 3u&2l2nt
@1--IE1 oT NORTH CAEOLISA.
DUPLTN COUNTY,
Alsey Sou'Le ,alI
JOIN II lrls ) III Equty, Eii! iUr Foreclosure.
Daniel " Tclc}ey
In THIS CASE appearing that the defendant, Daniel
" F,achey, aresident. ordered that publication
he made TX in the Weekly Wilmington Journal
Motif, ing tho SAID Daniel W. Teachey appear the
Court Equity be ~eld for sa4d County and State on
the fourth nOhday OF March next and plead. answer,
domur rad bl the will be taken pro C0nfeSSO
an ser for hearing tTpGrte a to Nm.
Witness hand officially 18th Feb, A. D., 1864.
JFRE PEARSALL4, G. Il. f.
Feb II 1T. Pr adv $24:l 22,6t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF TAxss
kichmnnd Narch 18th 1894.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24

We take the following paragraph from q letter o.
"AnteloPe, the New York correspondent of the New
Orleans Plc1uuue:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24

be shot as Spy. He made application for a new trial.
and pending the motion, again cut his way out OF jail
He was, lew days SINCE again arrested in company
with some Others and brought to Demopolis and heav
y ironed, there to await the action of the military
board.
1t has been reliably ascertaned from news derived
from Memphis, that this man McGibbon, with two
other, left Memphis last GUNNER a secret agent or
spy, for the Federal Government and $4,000 was to
be their reward for such information they might gain
of interest TO hem and of detrimental to our
cause. One of them caught and hung last summer
the other apprehended and lodged in JAIL but soon
after made his escape, and the third one, McGibbon is
the subject Of this sketch.
Mr.. Hart from whom we have derived this informa
tion, is gentleman of reliability and OF we'll known
veracity. He states that McGibbon is shrewd, clear
headed man, and dangerous fce-eaving stone un-
turned to acc mplish any object he might undertake.
We learn he is to be hung day this week. Mc0ib-
bon ranks as Major in the Federal service
Such will be the fate of David McGibbon and such
we hope and trust, will be the fate of all such who
among US clothed with friendly pretensiors and
an oily tongue but who, like adder in the grass
will thrust its venomous fangs into your vitals when
you are least expecting it.
Since writing the above, we learn from a gentleman
direct from Demopos, that McGibbon will be execu-
ted tomorrow.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24

III Equity, Hil! tUr Foreclosure.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-27

We are 30 fully impressed With
she impeFsanss Of anioa and harmoBy
agaeag Dsmaeerats shss We ara willing
TO make almoss any saeriRssso pro-
moss hssmany and unity anssg thea.
Coassssiea and uomprssaiss srs Dsna-
osxasse wasehworxis, saa We fully ac-
knsxlsdxs 1bs necessity d their spplica-
ton ID al political nasssrs. kotwith-
ztanding W. are fully scnvisssd that the
Hsn. JAxxs w. WALL 10 the arss choice Vi
nins-tsnths 81 ths Democracy for ths Of
Rcs Of Psesiaens; and beiag faily satis-
Rsd thai the ssens-ssash'' --fhs = ia
Dssaoerssy,s will nos ssppors bin for
shas ofkes II the approaching sisssion, fes
the purpose Of eoasiIlissing fA<m and
rsadsrisg ne Dsmsaasis party aais,
We, awiss great pleasure, " Withdraw BIZ
name from lbs pf.ssas Presidential osa.
vass,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-27
20, Also Let IL be known that the Rel

,T Also Let Il be known that the Reb-
ella chief organ, shs Raehaaasd EnqairsFs
ssys.
sfTe can make better seTaas Of psacs vita al
ansi-sazysTy fanatic th2z vita ss earnest un-
teaAs1.a s
sslf FNSsAztFaS4ssa wsge Roasabts u wenia BE
snore pfaAsbtn undes Gen McClaliAR and SAs De-
Sertry shan Rndef idSHotn sss The Nd pasiiesnss y
sewkaanaF ws s~sk 81 this asasaaasloa Ia shs
hight Of peaes sr Of MAI, ws pssEss kiassin 70 ss"
ClaIiasssH
ssMso1ellan ID b tar the mess asasexeaa ssaaa-
tlSks FOG ussst
Tbs Macon Georgia. Appeal, says:
ssTma areeasis.a IL 8 Conservative psmoGas like
MsGJsell&a - taas Prssadssas, wao wpaia cDndasf
sac war o. assfs haaaas pstwsspss~y wha would re-
psal She ssasseavAssaa sss<ssnzaksoss &na psaesns
raake ovsxsngss u the seaah n sssaFa 10 the Tn
ien with = aasFsatsa os ali constitutional sishss,
wsHaa ia iaaa sssy EsFs % paralysis tie ssafh ad
bssld % > snasnstEaEiigR party - enF Hasass-~s
woss fatal ssiansty -sass me easaansa sssoEts 81
Ehs party IN paweT-"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-27

~ daaxhksr - III = homs two|
So ssssy 3es1sst ~ -
fsz.;sy, Il seu g. ~ tp3n. Hw lossr1
~ - IL h Attls, sr lnrdwsd F.
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IL I toakue i Soas iaoe ioafe
rho ezes - ssis1a nSIsr snpsl
10 rnis, bas hes 10 ssss ia ones poi of
lyuns ku~nslSeld And thls u d ~ LiA-
coin, sos - sisgsr. Tor 10 abeliison ~
sssvsry md dnsrustssn sf he Union.
Th1uk - u ys dsladsd follswsss u
lAboiisioa psiasiplas- 80. :.
Hslsse one III he abovs paragraphs II
ron asn.
Look inss shs pass and sse what tho
promise IL fos he fasaFsy 70 soiling vie-
tins u I4iassin.
II reg wish this was % % ens
II yoa wish % BE- torn from youk homsa
by dssfs slsas draft;
II you wish q Be sasriassd % the al
tar Of assposisus. u ons million end nh
| hundred sbes,sasa a vour feIlows hass
been
IN won wish ID live in vsvsrsy. While i
wicked, sawafdiy and fanaAissl arissocrar
or shall he ssliisg IN ssaash and shoaas
10 va. wisA ta IaAor an vour lItfle farm.
a,,lv a. leays il for sha man Who MAJ
,.asxv sa,,x xi.lox:
n Won wiaA naxs WEAR 10 selI all you,
...tls "a raiaa ! snbststuts for the draft
/ 70 vaa wssa i, IA snva from, vou,
lhomss.
uvoa w,.hs.a ID IL faraes "a leave ron,
sauusyv an - snso ! isAs xou ,iesuiss {,
/ Ifvaa "a = h. ipsuasss Nv drunken
/ aR,;sls AZ tlsa wsssav maker ana tvrant
Tsxas ia "a 5. ma. aawn av ...,ns
sAa,,iae. a,tssas. rawfsviaA la.ssr. Who /,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-27
Tho Elections In Pennsylvania, lndi-
ana end Ohio.

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80. /. 80. w. A ma. kna~r - ,.asti.
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kaow s,,a. .hs larpa masoslsv az she.s =.
.avnes ID shis STATE Asvs had snosxh al
vsr md are lsru sus rss,abss pssss men
sses sss basis Of the Unisu Of states. ~
We slso know shss . lasxs nanbsr Il not
. naiority 4 The nsn ffosa Iowa nov ia
sbs nrmy ara snxioasiy waiting fer sbs
nsws shas psscs his bsea made. Thsy
IA tisuire ID ssturn 10 their families ana
asmas. and he .sroass.. means ths.s sbs
$500 = I.i.aolD .s ! 3, i..s.es i ann :
vssA &c 1870 sia,.a i ths ,l.uur.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-27
A CARD no EsvAHxDs.

a Csesgymans wAsse Teasdanx In Bsax& A~arses
81 misssenasy. discovered safe and sipSls zsnas
Ay for tbs Cure o. Marysus weakness harry Decay
Disease 81 Eha Hrinazy ard aeszxnai 0sgxns, anz
the xhels trxik II Azsksrcers arauxhs en- ~ haas.
fzi aad vsciszs h&h4txL assat a1snbers Aass hose
already eura6 hy this Rahia ymeay. Psempsaa b
VIII send t. recipe for pTspsxiag and zsing shts
MsdisaDs, in aes1ed sEsefepa, % say ens wAs
needk n, FSas at gAavss
ysuxnaag A&&s~sa IgfaNPM n TMMAM
gsasssn ID. Elels MSuSas
Oct. w. - 10. Esw Yark City.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-27

1853 = = v - = =" :
a4rras 4, A&s-
TAsrlmFa tnAgIhsve aa
pzxpssa, IFmECTf-T ssR
INDIRECTLY ~ inter
fege with ths instI -
Giea Ut slavery IN lac
atAses wsaess e exists ~
Z kesievs I hxws no
LAWFUL SIG HY ~
no &c, ks4 / HAVE No
INCLINATION M lJ
so
Tes N48HT Of eseh
state % order and egatrui
ita vsrasisse 50 s1 A1skss a.
thong scRziins 50 is
own a6lsssneas Exc
SrYELT. is ESSENTIAL
30 EAs 1asaace 81 Pos ss
on whisA tbs pea sesia "a
asd KSpugANCg % eay
RogfssSai fshTsc depends.
ABRAHAM L&NcsEx,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-27


S1sgMx asxoSEaa 4aay
IS tsS6&.
any psspssitisn whSch
eazskrasss "a sasxtnrAk1aa
ct pssea, The integTity Of
the Whole Q aak6 ihe
AB&SD0 M II = ET OF
sl-AvKgX, za& esazss ~
asa wilh an azsssrits
q as cnll centred the Ar
niss H&w az wag vita
the gEsassess states, wall
be yeesssed and eoasissss.
Cd By the 81 xzsivs xsv~
sTzzzzsz& eE shs Unisss
stAss3, &sa SilI be Eses
~ lihsxni s&gas 90 SUBJ
ssanttal AMI collateral
peinfs /; lza6 shs bearer
OF beasvfs thsF@sf kh1u
hare safe sssslTz-s lssaA
Ways.
AaAAMAa LgEcoxsK
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-27

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M ~ ~ - ~ anIul1 - -
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lnhol = systn r. ~st abssl = ~ m
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Fn1ls = ~ - ~ ~ 80
$500 uk xxuhvk i5wsfe bouds ol
- unitsd Stia1s Iron faxaaios = ansta-
ii isiQsisy q 1spsA iiess leeislssioss.--
1ksls Il - kssd rsason sAy - 5stsh.
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ut h6eaA sbesld nos yex "a sans ssas
|of aax apon - dellsx iasssssd = hss6s.
|shaf the poor nj p.ys spoa ths dsalsr
|inssslsa i ! bprs1. & -. - / surall issn
|lssn wkisk ~ har~ly suppstts ~ ssife
~ shildrsn. HI . i Il RspaAiteAn
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|nsn Ytsktr. asd "a Pear nsu poorss -
slrsnrs 10 ~ 1 xrsss nne.v nocx ~
|pall hane = ta No R1uubtissr rsatv.
snppsss shs ma for o1lee whoss sysry -
h osIsalAtsd 10 msks tksn poorss ard
Ueorax. uutif kAeY shslI bsoasna unses sserfs
owned and controlled br ths rssh nai,obe
| Of he aosstry.
II l. sstimassd Thai the pahlis dsbs al.
| ready reaches de snornoas sun If ysus
rsousAsp xzl.oxa or poEsAss, sbcas
shrsa shoasaad nilliess Of which 10 hsld
| BIZ Nsw Enrlsnd capitsiisss. and yshiIs
| shsv srs hosrd;nw he honds. sram. ' hssh
shsy realise fran efsssa 10 svsrsy vsx
eent. inssrsxs. a.sd ws,,els era ssxnxDa ysrass
laareafes. thew ss.y Il hone az, hira us-
vrs saAstitases ID rsnressns sAsu az, sAs
S.ssls- aeld. Bus ths poox nssu az thx
IWsss muss rsspoed 10 che Draft the,
have ma mensv 3 hire subssitatss~-tAsy
mast axhs the battles Of the souasry snl
nay ths taxes Too, far New Euxlasd via
liar shrsa shsusand miIlisus on bonds
worsh umars than all the taxable pxc,,srt,
Of the Western States i sxsnps, or Vii
have bat listls to psy In proporsion TO ii
IwssltA.
| Farmers of the West. how do you like
the prospecs before yoas The DssfI
Edrags you 10 The battle Geld while III,
Issx-gssAesss consumes voar suhssas 90 d
Iaoms. DO you realize the isiassiss dan,
ron by this AboIinoa- Rspubliaan adnin,
lissrasions Can yoa forgss sAas the ss,eas.
ands Of mEllioas Of Indebtedness that youI
Isropsssy issaxsd 10 liqaidate, ID the rssal
OF speculation and saAl- admi aissssssnn,
held By Eastern nabohs and specalaklws h
Govsxnmsns bonds drawing aa sxoss&san
Interest, Aad at the same time exsmp
Iron taxatians Saeh 10 she isaequality q
IRepahiioAn Isgislasioa, and sseh win b
lahs ehasasses OF fusars Legislation,
Iyca soasinas Al Liaeoln In the Presiam
Isial chair. We thiak lks tina haa fall,
come for 4 change Of ralsss--fsT The sa
aesaaeat of lava, which will do asqsa
asd sxaoa justice 10 Il, - and for tie ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-27
ro waoss az mar CONCERN.

~ W kA8S& "a ~s& $500 kNs
eAbraham Lincoln, Of Msssh4, 'el, and
Abraham Lincoln. Of Jnly 18th, 1854,
cat tbe following Ggare
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-27


= Z =
wil1o1t ns1tal reIwvntioss = hslR -
- ss.ss.ss.s+s.ss
= ditascn Qnaaieed q sots, 30 Uhosf
loyalty eanuee ~ : e1pxess4 m o1hss
ts1tfssoey, & Fl ~ Irsd ! sseas,
1fsss that - wM esh1fosth nppo<e
- Oon1 isnat1 81 Uaitsd IN >, -
dsfsud rgai1 ~ sntes. = This ~
'iiRation N9Art NlfIinf 10 fuoew daily
hi this Ii not TT deemed suffeiept
tGk IL 1n5alsys HI n rsqniEsd 70 mskt
60 - bnhoS ~ ~ i h1Ass ~ vain rep
s1l1tsns tens1eaf1k - assssisy = 3
fxieed 81 ths UnioR and the spsmy of IT,
B 1a16niee $1,000 dknfoE his desires, bis
harea. ead fears and thai be fnds il n
IL ksafS u fsjoiSe ovsr tie scenes 81
hlpe1, md - woarae, oil aneni1h and
dsntAs uheFsin BID frienda, hia Kindred,
III Iossd sass - sIaiu, or mafmed al
1n11e pxinpn1ea i'll HMAr WhapGt9 the Land
= ~ h;sxh Al a1op1fen = 49, 1esolats.
"a jnnenkaaion md menrnfne ~ rpses1
osss - Whole nskioa. Wkiks III The
etyiiised uorid stends akha1t Is eou4ant
80 g - .eeasasse nozsess - ~
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tnak = Me snings ne Mas oeeaston - ~
shs sitisn n further rsosssysd 10 swssx ii
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Follows sfhaf ! will cordially opposs
~ asmssstcss or negoslations Tor peacs
~. ssoste % arms nnta tas s'onssssszaos
g soe unassa oss1es ana al tsSs 49,
Ipr0ciAmanoas msaa 10 parsaaooe snses-
ol, SHAH 90 sstaoiisned ever I'D ~ pse-
pc o. every State and Isrfatary znoFae'
~ wishan tbs National unloa r. unfll, y
hflsf, ths war shall p q "a nd. MOI,
re freely ares 20 ypuT kxeslisncy .nd V
ths world thaf we saxasssiy dessrs the 70
turn Of psAce and geod viii 70 our nov
unhappy eountry; thAs us saak netthez
pleasure, proAs, nor hcnpE IN the raRpst.
u4tsou o. war thAt ~ shesasa fsst ooa1a
- Christainss - patxiofss and as casilt'
red msa- hal ne are b0und by the oAtaa
Ne bare taksa--t0 counlsnaaes and -.
courage aay negckiasiuns whlch may %
catered iEto By the proper authorities
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andss the Ooastitation We hsEs sworn q
seaport and defsud- We sheald DO sEass'
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false Indeed, % shs primary saanss p
she cath ne were nov ais0asssng 70 op'
/ pose saah pach nsgotisstons. usssnno'
eonsens 20 swaFe % The ealles~eox VA
Of sxtsFmirstaos against our eoanfrynes
and kindred, Or q proleng hy eur opposl1
sions for Jingle dsy after u can y
hro1ght 70 m honorable and lawtni cen
clasion, D contest the mass sanguinex|
and rninoHs shss haa scouEgsd mankind
Yea viii not bars fsrgostsn thae y
| shs moush ct July last yea issaad TIE tel
lowing proclamation
RxEcrgIYn MAxsa0s,
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