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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-09-23
Why FederaI Prisoners Suffer
and Die--Abrahanl Lincoln
Responsible. ,I.tsi,,.t4.a .,ff,l

THE oFRER coFI.NcoLN'ss COMMISSIONERS OF
~ tyG 535E EXCHANGE E:st bRa - rs
Mr. 0hld has not proposed to
ueld 10 as "a certain a,imter Of prisoners Of
sear AVID gecsire a s,like nun,ber in return,
WHICH WOULD BE A MOST HAPPY
ALTON THAT WOULD BE
AT ONCE ACCEPTED By THIS GOV
o. s4 ais "a essi,
IN 5alaq Is Z. A. HITCHCOCK, -
Major Gen. and Com. of Exchange.
THE AccEPTANcE oFrTHE REBEL coMMIs-
t=lt 5cHit sIoNER. ia isa
sgilRIcHMoND, August 10, 1864.
I'll non consent 10 Tie proposal, and
agree to deliver to you the prisoners
held in captivity by the Confederate author.
tiles, provided you agree 10 deliver an
equal nuailer Of Confederate officers and
men. AS equal Numbers are delivered from
time to time, they will be declared ex
changed. 81 ~ tEnl rae li fs7E s.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-29
PROFESSIONAL.
! TNmANAINIIS INmAN

"TANTED-sI25a uONTH-Agents every
w where. 90 introduce toe sic .>4dtc e Carl
ftaaag NetHg N1cAfse. the only low price machine Ia
The country which 4 lss<4sef by Grover Baker.
Wheeler q Wilson. Hove siassf Co. sad Baehelder
salary audesr~ps~s. lsrre eomufssors Showed. Al
other Mschnts how sot Ter less than forty dollars each
are rsoesssts and the seller and fi1i{s Illus.
tfstef circulars sent free. Address
SHAW CLARK. B:sdefori, Maine
ssvlesf~sm IffrE X18au
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-29


Ia every business profession indeed in every Depart
edged head One why in bold relief
his fellows sort Of leader In the study and treat
ment OF deafness and ca arrh as special Diseases Dr.
B. Lghihl, ef this city. occupies just the position above
described He has devoted years OF labor TO this special
ty and is now reapng the reward Of his industry. The
editorial columns of the Tribune, of date, bear
witnesses TO the Doctors in this department Of
medicine. We quote the paragraph:
"CukE OF A DEAr MrTE.-Louis Loewenstein. - lad "a
years Of age born in Germany 10 this city when he
was about two years Old Soon after his arrival here he
was taken sick and lost his hearing BY degrees be be-
came first deaf and then dumb. For nearly ten he
was mute unable to hear the loudes voices, to
ticulate word About year ago be placed by his
parents In the hands Of DIR. ghhi who has far
ceeded ia restoring him his lost Of hearing aud
him distinctly and deliberately During the past four or
five months he has under the tuition Of Mr. Ben
necke, and has made considerable progress in reading
and arithmetic"
Having been supplied with the young mans address
We further Investigated the matter and discovered that
previous 20 calling DIR. Lighh the yogths
considered hopeless, and he for years
OF the deaf and dumb asylum. The Rev. Dr. Mott D. D.
Professor In Union College, Schenectady IN published
letter. tenders his gratitude 90 Dr. Lghh for treating
successfully his Of deafness. Rev. Fred n Jewell
Professor In the State Normal School al Albany also ies
Tiles 10 having been cured ofcatarrh Dr. nghth pcs
sesses other written testimonials and tributes 20 his tai
ent from some Of weahiest and most prominent and
respected citizens, which may be application II
would be difficult TO speak IN any bnt o praise Of
his treatment in he lace 81 these many proofs and facts
iestifyiry 20 bis success.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-29
a Skating Giee.

a skating ciee.
SIIIti.s,,s~sbl ff(f
fleet a. ne ahsdo~s GID
Over The ice We ny.
swir - ne swallows rite
Under The starry Ky,
Esses ri~sths heas.
Thousands - forms sweep ~,
showing their graceful powell
CARING. whifinF,
Gliding Gliding.
over he Dee they ssil
H.
niassi - skiss above.
"a I'll Aaoeiket u ice bslass T.
- e noanfta o. steel ~ eu,
~ III HesAai on Ne 60. s#
Over the cleaning hoof.
over The frozen tide.
fhimming the psoplsd noof
Msrry nov glide.
Curling. whirnF.
Gliding, sliding,
over The ice We sau
nj.
Shouting words - Else.
singing songs ~ mlfib,
nspblsr souls than
-sIza stsssf SER fannf upon ssfth
o.. Ike pstrel's flight,
On. Ike the swlileAi Eals.
-. tlke the tylag teht.
over the ice we sali.
Curling. whifllng,
Gliding, sliding
over the ies ws sail
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-29
From Rev P. r. Russell. Lynn MAJ,


NUNtTnDtf ) Itb4.
DR LicHrHiLL: Having been under your treatment
since last visit to Detroit and being cured desire
to express my deep felt gratitude for the attention and
benefit have received at your hands. very seri-
ousy affected with catarrh many
years, and also deaf, sometimes totally 80 Ny general
health was 80 debiitaed that was Compelled TO absn-
don business entirely One months treatment has made
me feel like new man, and have resumed my
equations, the disease having left almost entirely.
have recommended you to several who SINH ary
afflicted and shall continue to do Please accept my
warmest thanks, aud believe me, yours truly,
Il. WILDER,
Memphis ST. Clair county Michigan
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-29
VEN EIsEAL DIsENsEs.

At The American DlspeusaFy We also treat WITHOUT
NERcuE1 aud With failing success, Vcnereal. or
What the quacks call private secret dseases-Syphy.
s Va all is stages, GonorrhGa elect Structure sperm.
alnrrhera, seminal weakness, Nocturnal Emissions,
Sexual Debility. lmpotency, and Effects OF SelfAbase
The last Fix are treated ia "Prvate Letter." which
viii be sent fee, ca receipt OF stamp.
Ny treatment deem Il unnecessary 10 enlarge upon.
The able aud astounding performed through
the agency the MRDlCATkD YAPOR BATHS, and the
medical application ofELECTRO- MAGNETISM. By the
alternate OF these two medical agents three
fold effect by elimination, morbid matter Il forced out
Of the system and by the absorbants medicine imme-
disely brought la with disease By the appca-
ton OF ELkCrRO'MA6NErlSM, nervous excavation II
restored, and power added 10 The muscular system.
will guarantee cure Of
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-29
Most Important 10 Young Wen.

Whose hollow cheeks and paled oounienanees tell IN
fearful language aud silent working 81 sae terrible dis.
ease determining the constitution, memory and reason,
hurp ing them 20 premature death. Reflect while fea-
holds sway and avail yourself % tho services of Dr.
Psndey whose treatment dspatss the slightest disease
and cures the mo harrassnR weakness, other
Of serious difficulty or perpetual annoyance.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-29
PRIVATE DISEASES.

nR coLYOuR, MEDICAL OFFICE 40. 80 SOUTH
~ Meridian Street, forfes his fee n he fails In cur
ins any .hat may under bis care, matter
how obstinate or long standing lie warrants you a
cure. syphilis, IN the primary stage, helped IN IS min
utes cured In "a hour. elect % - years standing
cured by Dr. Z. once hours 20 Top n. mar25
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-29
EDUCATIONAL
EDUCATIONAL.
ST. AGNES HALL, TERRE HAUTe, IND,
A Protestant Episcopal school
for Young Ladies.

YuvHE DUTIES OF ST. AGNES HALL WILL BE
resumed after Christmas vacation Thursday
January sth ls65 and the Corporal desire 10 call the
attention Of parents and guardians to the superior ae
ties for complete and thorough education presented
this school.
IN the midst OF ornamental grounds eight aud half
acres in extent. most beautiful and attractive The
buildings handsome and comm odou., heated through
cut by steam and combining all the features requisite
for the health and comfort Of the pupils The instruc
tion Is practice and thorough, and fourteen in number
distinguished for ability and experience. The Phoso-
phca and Chemical apparatus l. varied and extensive
and comprises others valuable Microscope, TEL
escope sud Electrical Machine The most elegant accom-
plshments Of Mnsie Painting, Drawing, Embroidery.
&c, receive especial attention
The discipline firm and parental, IL being the prn-
cpe Of the government 10 prevent rather than 10 punish
wrong.
Terms $500 per year for boarding and tuition; s25
ira for music, payable half yearly IN advance.
For circulars and information address
GEORGE HERBERT, b. A..
deo7-duan5 Master of the HAL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-29
COPARTNEssSHIP.

fE1HE Undersigned have this day formed a copartner.
4 ship in the Saloon and Restaurant business here
street
The new firm will be happy 20 receive continuance
OF the custom heretofore extended the establishment
The best OF liquors. wines and cigars kept constantly
hand aud IN the restaurant all the delcaces Of the
son viii be served up the shortest notice. prepared
~ the most experienced cooks.
HsNRY X. HEZEKIAH,
= r. JOHN.
Indianapolis September 70. 1854. sept2s-dtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-29
MEDICAL.
SIR. N. =. PENDERy,
AMERICAN DlSPENSARY.
No. "a ID E. Washington st.

A I THE AMERICAN pisrENsARY WE TRkAr ny
~ ncw method. AID with The happiesi results all
eases Of Dseasss I'D conditions peculiar 10 females.
rroiApsus teh falling 81 The womb ftupuons OF he
SKIS Chloross. or Green sickness-characteriEed by
yeilowish dirty green palor Of the surface Emanslo
hessam, or absent Menfifuatlon; Amenouhea, or Re-
cult nov ~ the Mensei Mcnofrhaga, profase Mem
struatou Beuchoffhea, and altered
ton - the generally white % nearly colofess
and ifatlspafent.
READER have given you cass ~ diseases that are
mst with In Females Of an ages, Ntrher married
married, and % married Females would say that there
many other forms ~ diseases peerar 10 your sex
diseases ~ Pregnancy, paruiliion and laeiaton, Of
which spsce will not admit slucidauon. omit u Tor
the council chamber, adding bat more disease 60
this lat and that II formidable one-uoeratou ofthe
body 81 the Uterus
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-29
SY Mp TO NJ -

Tho synptoms 81 CatsFFb. they generally splca-
afe Al hr. very slight Persons ind they have Geld,
that they have frequent attacks, ard are more tenstA
g. the changes ~ Temperature. In TIT condition, he
nose may be dry, 30 slight discharge, thin and scfd,
Afterwards heeoanr thick ant adhesive A. the disease
become throaie tho discharges Increased IN qhan-
~ and changed in quality they age nov thick and hcaFy
and are hawked or coughed OF Tue secfcuons ase Of
fuave causing bad bfeathi the voice u thick anu ma.
sal The eyes weak, the sease 81 The smell y rsehea
o. 81, deafness frequently ttkes place Another
common ana important sSapton u CatAfh i, thai ne
person obliged clear his throat "a tho morning 81
thick OF Shiny muous, which has fallen down RON the
head during the night. when THE takes place the pc
son may be that his disease + on " way To tue
jung. and should lose 40 time Ia arresting H.
The above are but few u the many CsArrh symptom
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-29

And also all lnnsmatory diseases For further ufor
nation call aud Judge for yourself.
" ~ challenge the public to bring me case canno,
cure, II brought before the Golden thread L. broken
lI8Onice hour from 4. NJ. 10 4. n. L O. Box
1894 noy90'G.dlyeod
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-29
indianapolis and Madison
1864. NM - 1854.

New Arrangement to Com enCe Men.
day, May IS, 1861.
FIyW0 passenger trains daily Sundays excepted) be.
tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot indianapolis, at 500 A. IL
and P. NJ arriving at Madison at 1876 A. NJ. and SO
Pm.
Leave the Depot at Madison at A II. and 40 p. n,
arriving at indianapolis at IL A. N. and 7.40P NJ.
Trains leave Columbus for Rushve at P. NJ, arriv-
ing at 5:l0 p NJ. Returning leave Nashville at A NJ,
arriving at Columbus at 1ll5 A. NJ.
This Road forms line with the Packets Madison for
the transportation of freight between Cincinnati and In
dianapolis and points West.
Tariff of Freights as low as by any other route.
Shippers and merchants West will find Ii to therintsr-
est TO ship by thisline.
marls DC. BRANHAM. Superintendent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-29
a single notiic VIII last - month-'o
he used three times day.
u u - II vi % M - 4

- - - n vi - ~ ~ l.
From Hon Thomas J. Turner, KX.hembeF Of COnWea
from illinois, late Speaker OF ullnoi, House of Repre-
sentatives and GTaud Master OF A., =. and A. N. II
the state ofllilnois
FEEEroEr, October 81, isG3.
nH n. H. sxrtu.--Desr Sir IN reply % your notice II
the 18th inst would say that was severely afflicted
with Cafarrh Tor year, when became acquainted with
You aud bought bottles OF your Liquid Catarrh Rem
edy Before had usei one hottie | was sensbly I'M
nYeved ana before the second bottle was finished sas
completely cured can recommend the medicine 90 all
afflicted With CatAfrll. Respectfully yours,
THOS. j. TURNER.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28
KNOXVILLE TINa, saTuRnlY aar Is 1864

ttouAlss because We Do not heed tks wafns
lAe Voice ef shs pilot e whom We refuse
sks power 10 ernsp The helms b. refusing u
control ihs overwhelming issues Of The
Hlais banks.
n ssn,ss e peace snch was our iAkorent
assn,ssh tAal 10 long ~ dosernment stsain.
a the fseht of eoiaagss the over issles of
ne basis eniy iinpeded our progress with.
ont lsnpefiling our existence, they iIal-sIl
auf very existence, and the question now
sresents itself: Shall the Goyarnsnent rc.fn
lats tie currency ane save the people, or
shall the hanks eontinne 10 sntrench them.
selves ai the expense 81 tho Government,
afsll We are Ail oyerwholmed h ono coa.
mon rninf
This h now with the Representatives oi
che people to decide. and We hope they viii
decide promptly, firmly, and patrioticalIy,
The life Of the nation II superior 20 every
vested interest Ia Il, be II slavery In the
Seath, es banks In the North.
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NUMBER r.

f,is sssvnft they wilI have IA unsidy Icek,
dns, no doabt, 70 tke Generals habit Of lgo-
inR sysFywhsrs snd seeing svsry Ting 1oT
himself
Tie General understands the differences
between clesnliness and goodness, but II
his opinion practically eviheed, there u -
maoi Of either ii . flannel shirt ss IN ens
81 thaFa Of draEing.foom imn1ac1lateneas.
Your readers are not aware that -
describing enreeas or indOient man, @
one who does not know the difference -
tween the garb Of gentleman ard that Of
clown Tke fsets are pointed 0ut only - .
proof that this mans mind IL 20 intent upoA
The great problem before him. that he has
neither time nor the inclination to consid-
ey miserable frivoIties He holds gTsas
nniion's fate in the psim Of bis hands, and
Il l. an encouragement 70 know that every
faeuity Of his mind is calmly bat profound.
~ exercised for the national welfare. Al
his thought of carriages centres in the caRs
risees which bear his hsid piece; bis Dis.
cassion Of the question Of ekfiBg extends
no further than TO the rations Of bis men;
ard he would hate himselfif be could spend
- minute over the AZ or fashion Of his coat
General Grant never swears No maa
- n camp has ever heard him give utter
anes 70 pfose-isv IN any OF It's many forme
Ae rarely laughs, efsis~ss Iss M has n . "A
aerim hsmor which isnot wteIifs~-... IT, go
II i related as . part Of the gossip Of StnS
front" that an officer attached 20 the Quar-.
terTfSastcrss department Of hiaarmy, wantsd
one wct day TO consult with the 0ensral-ln.
chief He 10 believer In the old regfms,
and practised what under Mcclellan be vas
taught. He had half dozen miles 70
go more or less, % be gftleFea cut his close
earrieee, and as IL was likely that night
woald come before be could return. the
iamIs were trimmed and hung ont On each
side Of the drivers seat. Then with an e.
eors of twslvs dragons, he started, happy.
/ no doubt. IN the belief that he was proof
against the descending rain
On approaching Calpepper, he nsa
an ordinary lookiTg man on horsebesks Az
! tended by an orderly As be passed hs
1 recognized the Lieutenant General. who, in
spite ofthe rain was making bis usual roand
| IN his modest war. To descend from his
carriage and salute his chief was bus the
I work Of moment; but Grant, irritated By
| the style and pretentions OF his ofiesr, was
! in no hurry 10 see him gain the sheltsr of his
carriage roof again Walk along with ne
I a little said the General. Il want 70 talk
with YOU" With polished boots and unex-
ceptionabIs kids, Mr Qurrtermaster did -
he was hidden; and with touch cf THAI
! Rrinness % which have referred, the Gen.
eral led him through the mHddiest part OF
/ the road, aud did not release him until he
1 we wet 10 the skin--as was the General
himself He was then dismissed with sn
adncnition that viii be remembered. tho1gh
i Il was intsrl3rde with no Oaths.
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=. Ualon men whsse crsed falls below
:. i behind the people and the afe We
vssns
Rssizsaace 20 sny and evcry sAert ~
s,iu.egration Of she Feaesat Union
A. andivided support ss sAe DATED
s.sa tiotaanent. and 10 ,aeasares . put
seva Ii. rsbeilien,
: The sarty return ef~il States IN rebel.
ta,,a ,heisrseAsful allegiance 20 the unised
STATES
{ No AllO~ship via. OF voting fOrs
nsa Who srs in symrathy with rebelz. aad
ssssinallly finding 4Anlt with TIE civil and
Military ssshorities ef he Hnls1
) Thes being bat go ss e
.ssstry. Bsheh and Loyal h.sns
q sas s;as or ths other, and shea
rssraea.
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nave ke1A sl aii5 Ahsl oar :i'is-
81 Is s sAlof aad HsFtiiAzde q e.zf
eeopls' shall has >eea Wan seAinsl Asl hsa
koNis.s lnlinanee eslnhlned lealask as, nila
esn IL ioaref y iRnelNd hY npen oss er
~ Iealkais ) record NiH be Sxhib-
IIsa af many Wfoees which Il may moi 80
b2eonae On 70 tefRIse seals iof which Ms
lAay not properly IefbehE from tsple sdla
rsefesa Ii the meantime Il y enoaga ivr
IS ID know thai every aseaee e hngouss
1iea e closed agalnat ass that eNr enenAy
i making reaewed and strenuous eisesss loE
oar lessractlon, aAd sAas she sgis Fseen1ss
f,r n, IS . people secars sn ne lhs.see y
cur esuaa and kcidinR our liberties te pe
more nreelous than ail other eaftaiy poe,
sessIcns. & 10 eombins and apply every
svnilable alemsnt Of power for their dsiSnse
and preserFation.
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Eleyatlne the Negre.

Tie elevation Of the negro e Aisssa
ises not seem 10 be remarkably raisid
Matches, they are declared by GEs
IL command of the Federal stoe
..dls, lazy, sad proaigates and s.e
issues an order 70 place then "a
ckArge ef esome responsible WI
Tbs felioriRg i tikx. TrTrf8s
HEsdisg as Matches. We ned .st sueh
ss sder Ia Knoxviile;
ks to be apprehenasd that serious dan
~sr 70 the health Of this city Wi result
ses The congfczafion within its firuitH Of
~ .srre nrn hers cf t,ile nerTxpes which row
sse..e sAestreefs iNnes and Alters ansIexess
zozssd every hoveL Lasr Ind preeisate,
sssasa 20 caring for shemselves. thrittlcss
-.ss prcseat. and recklcsaiy improvident
e ne fatare, the paoss Of them loaf Idlcy
j. 4 the streets aad aIleys, proWlinE IN 80
az. PLACES, and Ioanging aazily in crowded
Aeys,s. xkick soen heeeIne dens of noisoms
sss. and hot hsas 81 20 engendcr and repsd-
q ssemiaate the most IosthsosHe and naltg-
~ diseases
- prtvcsat tlsess esiI eiEexas Il Is hsrs1y
szszea that after the first day Of April,
iss4. no eoatrabaud shall be allowed 10 re-
"a 4 in die city Of Matches who is not en-
gsscd by some FespossiiHe rktfs person, in
sge.s legitimate business, aud who does not
ssles as che doriicife ef his0r her employ
sad no contraband win be allswsd 70
frs any premises in this city for any par-
sss whntsver. and no other persons viii
: aliswed 70 hire such premises for the
pose Of Grading this arder, nsr be allow
& . hire OF hnrbor nny coafraband who
csaass satisfy the Health 0faner that he Or
shs aseds the services Of said contrabRnd
u aane legitimate employment kll con-
uthaaAA remaining IN the city in eentra-
ssu.ios 70 this order after April ist viii be
Esrssvsf % the con n band eacampnent.
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wAaHrsoros, D. G., Nay 10th, 1884.

EDIroR OF rHE PREss: Dear SRI have
read the majority report Of the COMMITTEES
at the Knoxville Convention They are
patriotic, national, conservative. and present
the true ground of restoring Tennessee TO
the Union. know most of the delegates
20 that Convention, and know them 20 be
men of honesty, prudence and unsel6ah
patriots. They are generally men Of liked
ani settled convictions, who stand unmoved
By the ultra elements Of either section
Such resolutions, If properly presented to
the people Of the North and Soath. would,
in my opinion, do much to sooth the bitter
strife ct thismost crusland unrelenting war.
Those resolutions viii meet the approba-
tions Of all conservative men Of the Whig
and Democratic parties, and il Is now pref
g clear that our only Aope Of union Is in
the triumph of those patriotic old parties, I
would suggest that all these who endorse
those resolutions should at an early day
call convention, and appoint full delega-
ton 10 the Chicago Convention. to meet on
the 4th Of July next. urge this - very
important TO the cause Of UHion.
W Z. HURIET.
We give the Doctor the benefit Of our
circulation among bis old friends, without
being requested TO do 50. 1t is due alike
20 him, and the public. that We show EAy
he goes for the copperhead Convention at
Chicago, Gov. johnson is for the Balti-
more Convention. and for the policy Of the
present Administration; and having rgsssd
tAs Decor the NaskUil,e Post oEce. be win
not fivor any thing the Governor is fort
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IsE Davls Is. Ferslgn Gerernmenis.


! zas Rsshmond papers hare pabIisheA1
lss Davis Message TO the Rebel congreas,
4 Is believsa the last be win ever Issue un-
ii ss is made 20 pull hemp he is furious
ts~ard the Govornzneuas Of Europe for not
sscognising the independsaesof the sOuth,
ns intends 70 demand rsdrcs3s Better
- through with the Yankees Sst! H.sr
kiE.
Tssse governments, II disregard Of duty
( treaty oblieaEions whieh Sind them %
gniEs - independent Virginia aaEd other
iedeFatsStates persist IN eountenaacings
3 moral inhasnse, IL not IN aiding by Hn.l
md partial action, the claim SCI up by
kxscgtiTe Of 3 foreign government 20
saeise deapotie sway ogef the States thus
gniEei. ead treat the iBVasion az them
Aeir former limited and special agent
taongh u ware The altempf Of 4 aoser.
8 70 suppress REBELLION aasinat tie lnw.
tath0Fl tY
5heenees5fIs ndyhnsags haa hern tsless.. ~
q present eonaifi0n, and car fiehfn have
- sioaated or Feseais Of war 6etainsa
sA.o Which they haa been invited bv
p Gk At443. N[AtF, 1zss1 IA a4e 1n-
- - 80 - ~ also insal4<A whsrs The a.
-. - 'sa. 80. 8 .aAsauEn Mss sappoeod - Be
Naas On % these eevaFn nleHis
- sA.el.'ed IiAef vii sinelT dtpreciate
- ~ oelerentlal rspfssen9 sess he cofs
our enemy III the 80 Reanr.
Instances of hts s0nteaspGaens dfF6enfd
- .a-l F'ghts and fls,Eraff sfals as oe
sse.s q. = may Be tkat fbfsses anssrs-
zSasire g 80 oaF sesniee, have mlSla sna Cur!
s A. rev;as..l sses unrsserySdlY 6rsr -
iaisrrss -. 9 exhssAsioR, snd hsyt sAeiles
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