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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-04-29
Attachment.

Philip Dorr against Nelson NJ. Nickerson.
Before j. L. WILL j. P. of Saneusky township, Sandus-
ky county, Ohio.
ON the 18th day of April A. D. 1864 said Justice ssu-
- ed order Of attachment in the above action, for
the sum Of six dollars thirty-eight cents.
PHI. DORR.
Fremont, April is, 1864. I6wS
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Fremont journal
ISAAC NJ. keller, EDITOR AND PRopRIrrOR.

ISAAC NJ. KELLER, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
-@-s4>--
The JOURNAL is published every Friday morn
ing. Office, in Buckland's Block, third story
Fremont, Sandusky county, Ohio.
We have just added one of Hoes Railway
Cylinder Presses, and increased the size of the
JOURNAL one-fourth, and intend TO make it one
of the best papers in Northern Ohio; the terms
OF the paper will be as follows:
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
One copy, per year in advance by mail ISL SO
Town subscribers served by the carrier in advance 70
Inot paid strictly adranee, the price will be = 90
IT, No paper discontinued except at the option of
the publisher) until all arrearages are paid
RATES OF ADVERTISING
One square-(lO lines less insertions, $50 80
Do. Each additional insertion, 25
Do. Three months, 8 90
Do. Six months, --------------------- 90
Do One year,-- -.---------- 90
Business Cards lines less, year, ,-------- 90
r Contracts for period of not less than six months
insertion, will be made for
Onefourth column, changable quarterly 90
one-third, +" --2S 90
one-half :" 30 90
Whole, so 90
Loaded and Special Notices. preceding marriages, and
Double Column Advertisements will be charged double
the above rates.
Advertisements should be marked with the number of
Insertions they will be continued until ordered out
and charged accordingly.
JOB PRINTING.
We have a beautiful Power Press capable of making
thousand impressions hour We therefore prepar
ed to do all kinds of JOB PRINTING notice. and to
the satisfaction of our patrons.
BLANKS.
Wekeep BLANKS of various descriptions ON hand or
can print them of any desired form short netice
ISAAC N. KELLER,
Editor and Pronriet0r.
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ing a second invoice of your Stomach Bit
ters among the large number of men who
daily arrive at this institution for refresh-
ment and rest. The universal testimony
is that these Bitters are the best made
For the various summer complaints which
atilietso many, know Of no remedy so
safe aud 80 sure. flutare says: so ask
Physician what IS easy and what is hard
OF digestion, and what will agree with the
stomach, is about as sensible as to ask
what IS sweet, or bitter, or sour Per-
sons who look out for breakers-and have
your stomach bitters in the house-I am
sure will never ask any one the silly
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question spoken OF BY the great phil0sO-
pher must not omit word or two for your Cstawba
Brandy, have many men hera who have brandy pre-
scloed Tor them by distinguished army surgeons The
effects ofyours on such most beneficial far more
thanfrom any other previously taken Persons who de-
sire really pure brandy fail their purchase Il
they get your brand.
am, Doctor, with much respect,
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SpsciaI NOticss.
TO THE LADIES,
BOTH MARRIED AND SINGLE

The Oldest Regulator for Females
There is but one GENUINE AND SURE CURE for
GIRLS OR WOMEN who suffer from IRREGULARITIES, or
DISTRACTIONS OF TIE MESsEs rhaeUer ap Dc tks csus-
es Of those ObstrNetiORs
This Cure has been recognized for many years. TIE
ONLY SAFE RELIANCE is in
Dr. Cheeseman's Female Pills,
Ladies have for relief from the suppression of those
periods which, fkept according to the calls of Nature,
will GUARANrEE TO THEAt fullest aauOuEt q good.
fenced. viii produce MISERY AND DEATH, and Is that
frst cf all Remedies for diseases Of Females,
DIR. Cheeseman's Female Pills.
THIS GOOD OLD REMEDY for all obstructions has
been hailed with pleasure and profit tWsty1s ysars
in all parts Of tne civilized world Its auhori An OLD
ana in whom everybody places confidence respect
II is no HeU-faHgted arrangement but 3 STANDARD
REMEDY.
DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills
nerer failed thousands Of certificates to this
effect can be found in all parts of the country The pro-
petors OF DR.. Cheeseman's tOHgrisd Fseps guarantees
ONE BOX
will restore the natural monthly function to ANY FE.
MALE, No NATTER WHAT HER CONDITION OR AGE.
Indeed, so certain
DIR. Cheeseman's Female Pills,
ashieh hare been popular and sure for OVER QUAR-
TER OF A CENIUkY, TO restore the menstrual dow in
natural way that ladies' who pregnant mast
them, they will Invariably produce EssearTiage-
THEY CANNOT DO HARM in any other way.
Dr. Cheeseman's Female Pills
are the only medicine that MARRIED AND SINGLE La
DIES have relied upon for many years. can rely upon
beware of IInifatiOus! Take this adTer-
tisement TO your Druggist and tell him that you want
The Best Female Medicine in the World,
Which is comprised in
DE. Cheeseman's Female PilIs!
These form the finest preparation put forpard with
IMMEDIATE AND PERSISTENT SUCCESS.
DON'T BE d DEC EIVED!
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills have received and are now ra-
ceivng the sanction Of the most sassRt Physicians IN
AHeries.
EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS with each Box The vriee
ONE DOLLAR PER BOX, containing from atty 10
sixty Pills.
Pills sentb mail promptly, by remitting the price to
the propretor any atnOrzed agent in current funds
Sold in in Fremont, by DILLON & SON. MeCULLOCH
and BuCkLAND. BENTON BROS, Cleveland, Whole
sale Agents. Sold by Druggists generally.
HUPCHINS < HlLLYER, Proprietors.
March IS, 1864 IIyl
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SEWING MACHINE FOR, sALF

We have a $50 Grover d Baker Sewing Ma
chine (entirely new,) which viii be sold at a
hargain
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APPRENTICE wANTED.

A N ACTIVE INDUSTRIOUS BOY of II or IS years
of age wanted to learn the carriage and wagon max.
ng business. E. F. HAFF0RD.-
Fremont April 10. 1864.
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FEMALESi FEMALESI FEMALES,
Use that Safe, Pleasant Kennedy, known as
HELMBOLUS EXIR1CT OF BUCHU
For all complaints incident to the Sex No family
should be withouti IL and will when once tried b
them. 1t Is used
BY You've AND OLD.
IN the decline change fe before aHd after Mar
raSs during and after confinement, to strengthen the
Nerves restoring NATURE to ITS proper channel And in.
vgorate the broken down Constitution, from rkatsUsr
caEse originating
USE No M0RE WORTHLESS PILLSi
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUcHU
See Advertisement in another column. Cut out and
send for it. l9ws
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ROAD NOTICE.

TOTICE is hereby given that petition will be
~ ted to the Commissioners ofSandusky county, State
Of Ohio at regular session. for the location of
county road the following route to wit: Commenc
ing at the southwest OF section number nine and
the northwest corner section number SIXTEEN in Mad
sson ownshp in said Sandusky county; thence running
eat on the section line between said sections nine and
sixteen tn the east line OF the same Also that portion
of tbe old running dagonally southwest and north
east through the northwest quarter of said section six
teen and through the southeast quarter of said section
nine in said township of Madison be vacsted
Madison township, April 20, 1864. lows
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HAMPERS MAGAZINE for May is at hand
The twenty-ninth volume of this work conf
mences with the June number. Terms, So
per year. Harper d Brothers, New York.
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u sfFFluE.
G.-W.D. AxpREws. Superintendent
- Office and Mandatory, Nos. So, So so and e2
East Third street. For every where See ADVERTISE
ment. Aug. !, '6s, Iyeom
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A rebel spy in Baltimore has been sentenced
to be hung.
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VAIL AND SEE, fine Silver Plated
- sewing NAehine,at LESHER's SHOE STORE.
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Persons of sedentary habits troubled with weakness
Iassitude, papitation of the heart lack of appetite, dis
tess after eating torpid liver constipation &C. deserve
To sufar ifthar Will mt tru the calalratnd
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Roback,s stomaeh Rirters.

SOLDIERS HOME.
SuPERINTENDENT's OFFICE, CINCINNATI, June T. '6s.
ToDR. C. W. RoRAcK;
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1t has not rained during the four days past.
The weather IS pleasant. but cool. Mud is fast
drying up.
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DEMAS S. BARNES & Co New-York.
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| 70 attend the iune u4, 1hu0slat I.sinoon. ~ =
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Deaf AIS.

CUArN ~ ON Iue1 3. Aug. IN, Lizzie,younr-
ga d,ush1rr 81 John Chapman sr4 yea AMI s
MONTH.
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a.', M. l4.n. i.r-.s tnc relative tTe .n'!' 90
NuEruN-uu AZ. 3, Iloms' CorJr.ou, 90
' TO, a ne 80, ID. 60. NcTiUr' H. l'It.A.
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.fl .iANI-un luo.IaS, Aug. g. i'ji, ,athal .ur
40 n.' .,,. I'D ir'cn,s Of 40 rumilr. -nl lho,
~ -Nu. uir Iaf. and J-a'-, are .o..- iuii
.lN.te' 20 Hti.ui me 'lLt ice % huns a. h't"t-
frnu. ll.h in-', az o"ipF ron 'i., .ts.urn ace ".
hnf son. ratrcs Dc.rhRt, ip.,h - AND - ave. lli
INHl.lLl.-u B.o,kl -, ~ the resldcAce Of his
fua-iii-Igv, tnmrlu- inif, he ur.i LH..tu native
4 Co. Wes;Llea,h, ireland IA tie ioth YEAR OF BIZ
+tC. d, 3,
fiiv invited 10 at end the funeral, this tNencsi,,
AFTERNOON, a. o'-.csA, 4Ion4 ! De,fha 81, blooA-
lu. l'
ii ART-On Tic.day the 9Th INST, after lone
ana pau..l iuets, Anna -. Telci OF tie late lamt
ittft q r., altd ~ year
llr l.nds OF III family, and tlio-c Of her hrUih,.,
Inome. Kelley, axe pc July iuN.tei TO attend he
funt IA on THURSDAY o-ulut' lltu iu-t, AZ O'D.o,s
prci els, l.Jn her late .esdence, No. .d2 Third
me. -
UENNIOS-Ou Tuesday morning. Aug. Q, OF COM
9, sii0u IN" brain, Cathsrin, \ i'nnon youU 20
Ell -hter OF Alexander ii. nnd Mar A. Hennon
A. eli YEAR, and months.
The relatives and friends respectfully nVttrG
10 attend the funeral, at loo O'coo.., A. NJ, fou
the residence OF her pareuts, .jl Ave. Is. Ia
JACKsoN-Qn Tuesday, Aug Q, Ms. ElzatetL
lhe friends aud relatives q the family respect
fully In vited to attend the nnsra- On THURSDAY All.
noon llth INST a scioc6 IRON hsg lets rssideace
i 81 Wsss <0th q, ~
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therefore that they would dc SO - SIMPLY 'osuto'
and "a victim in expectation" nss protsoS oeeh
imposed upon b. q ~asgsh Darer. bdt mere 10
every foa-ou to conclude that the practice Of ong
ard yreasine TIE btir .udu gei IN dsly b. ninety
n ne pcrrons out u hun % Is s Injurious ~ H. h'
ro;i'ny IL, AMI cu,ilr r1-es Of the head. thereby
obs.ructir re pr p iit.un and cuusing The hair
w. tai np, aud rr,v O. .. 81 imparts n temDorary
.lyssins-s g. Ac Aa, AMI touds 20 lc il IN place
iyr a lons p pcitrd hut these advan,a~c5 re ri
comr cns1ied D, loss ~ :.it a. the toJ,s thin
ucss, anu premature baiaacss aud per.1ns who
indulge % the practice nus: q pest I, l-g tie
penalty u ueir vanity. iouIs io,ac-
auc o.hors who p1,son7e "ilar hwy -.
tor "srI "Ton,ca," slO.d un!o,s .qrl lot
pIouhf.l application q so,p oni wst,r NJ 'lt md
morning. aud sub epu'nt ~ c'ou ,..u, core
t.yc', VIII do more g. Pow 30 thr .'t...-nt
To"th - aa'r e'' yfes.r, }. ..u., .'c. b.. '.... I'D
tie Is''y picfaut'ols the ,ncu v Co..
r,mc-. a. Ar't applied t.o A-. SOL. "o' I'D '.a :
, : Dbl. "a. surI,,, '.I...w.I go .,l-. t.c fnc
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ori.r. j. 49, rHer %. pap $40 .r I-'r.r,o.
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l4i water mu1. i.sr la. IMPROVED n ",er. re-
sl,.'. Boz. 1880. t nr . .ufly Tc..rn O. rg do
prtrHee. Il. 'or cl q 'on, the.r han ueyer lori'
lc ell. Msny . in.n owes tlc t.Io ls upoi
hi crown tApt rrre,red sImuiianrp, ST., with o.,
~hesrr.. to ,he .nor.ucc, yluh ari luz.ne's 0
iHr''.is uii r.rIss "a dclIg.ue 40 itr w'I o..
~ lrri durn. his ch idhooi.
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rr"l 10 IAN pcursti .,a.. and. slotc all. o' mo-
Sc, CIR hair brush woen vs 1.. th, i,s in rn'H.
! t.Ici o. %, hair when ur-s.r. .or a.uIrt or per
&c. !, causes r.u4, 30 smet, fh4. ia" ego
tl" appel e o' the gentleman 10y yoDt .iic, eve
thou.l ic IVA, pc unable O., trs. ,hr cause. ali
'ho .nol al. pro,e even iuorc d.s...teelul, m a.
d." Inr-room. Gcn'i, r,cr, do n.. a'.o h"5 ,'
go Iut oii oa your bar 30 soy. ~.s g. avoid pF toad
tr.s lLitlss. I4oact ami rculsnicu, go r'
~ ald roo the ha.ro. v.f- ,.lHre wish .oa.
cor.I oinas Jos s,Lr %. ,mf,5 'p.it,teo- A. 81.
the .u,n- Tor which itoF wiu t.l- ,.1 $50.
tN', sra seu-c ,pp di cr'' ~.
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Bes,s. Ass Gov, and Calves, ia. ve.is 1852

Beeve~ Ass Gov, and Calves, ls4t vesis- 1852
sheep and Lamt-, 2.,04: Swine, 3g,e.
vie @.s s m. Il. h ssse S 81 a' ZEE
coreged the butchers 70 more liberal ove nations, but
a. msny had supylied sLsmselyeA and having no con
hdsnee In the stability o. thins TIE ope,or' 10 ias
West the trade 10 depressed, and the state OF AFFAIR."
almost ushpsrfoning. The confined Dc uth. 800.
hns verv Encouraging effect upon the make. tot
the iarIncis In the regions affected ty the drJu ny,
teing in many Instance. Vi'hoi' frddcr flr thef
stock. ae Compelled n market tier cIt this ere
atm thoia Of pJUi cattle. Only valuable for their
vi - ani bones. Ia, meat "a iug nar} ~ the dress-
ing OF TIE cattle. ~ the o.enrf oil the mafFet 'he
supply wa lhig., though OF qu4Ii ,, gnu bust
LeGs a. lively, but soon ~ the excitement y ls
ottr lie nGiset collapsed again, sai .oders Ound II
current lat week. We quote poor and common to
medium at 5Alic, AM medium to yOOd, l2Al5c :,
prime. ite1~c aud o,ce. l~1c
NJ. h tOVs.-Ihe den and Tor Itch Gov continues
~ kuen leiig only 10 supply immediate wants. and
sic rsli tttiIt- require AO stock al TIC moment.
Prices NJ ont ~" sane. W. quOt, 'cBi ibcuacd
common 70 iir ut-11 and extra choice. sSa- H..
asl de lpt.r prices. The market - tho uutu'le
W.a hru All CONTINUES 40 thf'i"hHIt. ~ quote
% 'u, trsr- AZ T., ate; and comflou 30 i4lf at
..r az Tq,7ts rdor dimirisl III receipts
a e. a.d Ian. I- nav h'"n dong hotter ''er tie,
D,,, job. so..c time. ihe dcmauh hv become uet'"r
to.c {. ai' m g. 'h' market. We g"ctg con ol
.,..,. -Ut,r e..,. .', aud prin, to c'o.y 80
/ ....-rtt ,upr's Of to, continues 60 'u on
. van. Uo4ever. though IN ~ li narocrs and 49,
, ui' Lt. IIr. N,y .uU Or c'uf'li ntt' fcts s't VI
! ~ '.tucine. \ t.4s s'as"f -. tU' Df, yropc dt
rlii.' iol che 'r.'uu,d u ..uc. ii o.. !hrk't q
| .I1r 90 n.td 30 ~ al o; AID =. i-"1 At lsl.c,
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Tbe tunch ON Mobile.
1nI welcome new Of Adih'rai FAEnA6i ser
Mrs 81 Noble l. "aIoulaed 80 tpiie iL pup
IDind With tofe ,hd brpv1nc.. u - t' inoN a.
rPsbc I.ch2ence t't h. .r'""d '' 'or sol q
s.nue past. COMM DO iotn feb'' ''urce-
we nsy b. certain t'li i.iar r'I. rs viii cue
lNgv rather thnn a-n'nSn the "d'sh's'''
S.iued by the roo % Ne" ore'm' Z"
last accounts he h'' pA7s'H u' r''ei io'F,
i"tich were r lci i"i a. ''p"h'e " N.n"'us 'n'
..,us, the civ, Alc,,iy he bas accom-, .sne, tie
.i,s,ruc,,on o, tar NJ. r.l.i fleet. rr,e which ur
s,,f.dera,. ~, .,-,,c.i ana l,al ,.,tAo-itie- q
.x,.nd,o a. .t,.n.i. ar,.,rt , ls. ..d ioonc-.
mi. rsult mon. 4. wort. ,tat o. tic r-r..
..s.i.o. Il e. t..d ,,. ss shore .-
y,,-on m te,..,o q vii 3D.. go ,,,..-e
81, IN, c,,,. yui.,..... .to,...I.,,i .,ri-.i ami
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.g,o,,, anna. t., MA. t..ro,s'.o, II, 90
-, IN, ,o,,.. .....,. .,.,, f.li.t place tr,. Die
.u.onrrr,c,,,..... ,.... .,r,...ra =, ,.s. u tA,.
-r,;,J r.y,,,,r r.. A..a f-ht.q before t..,
.,rr he IN, ,.,,.-. e.,.e. nud = &. a..I+,i
r,.,,., bc,.,...i....t v,,,bo,,, ,e, ,...,,s,-, .
., land ,ee r,. nc will stt.n,rt o. .rttr,e .e
...,sanab.e p,.,,,,ct ~ .,ce.-- t,o r,,, ,a e,if
.n,cirst,. IN. rotel tr., ,.. iy, r.,a.f ,U ro,n
an, 10 defend Atl.ut.- aud . s.,lieu a,i r,a.
s,iys us The unce. f., a,y ,l,s, h o., rfasiir,i ol
Dauph,p Island. that bcar4 0r.-le b. ,,,.o RIG
xiye uosition TO Mobile tho, Station tH,rI ,lrs to
New York. ie a r,auii n.-il t,n...... l,. al i
sh.,,l 49,. al. tI,o..., ..... t.,.., t D..
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Cattle Market

"
The receipts Of cattle At thu different markets Of
taIs yity sartss The lest week vsxs u fplsyss
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negroes hed IN terror and were conveyed 70

Mr.. Blaine, of Me, sad tie geEltI:'Ehtl
would acQuit Llln ut having wljfuy etdeavGr
ed to deceive the House H had 1neralg tr1.3
the despatch received here, ana he would say
that be had beer informed .fat the neg1;
TROOPS employed III tl4yIt we're Ks good as
Rhlre ones.
Mr.. Mallory said that those troo is were :,ot
negroes, and repeated that D'acE troops never
coull be EQUAL 20 white soldiers IL said he
had never sandered Massachusetts, hnt h2d
spoken only Of her Governor.
Mr.. Dawes referred 70 otl!cla! Ejgnres q
show that MASSACHUSETTS, has surplus Of four
thousand men, Thus II would De seen thai
Massachusetts is I.ur, as has been chargcd Dc
hind her Quota As long a. there IS ne ieil
or dollar TO spend she has !i01 du- Al! he
duty required:
Nr. Cox. Of OHIO, asked whar f,rnportloo
Of these troops were coored II en- enl1 >;.'i ~
MARYLAND, Ohio, Canada, and y ast!Igrou
Mr.. Dawes replied that the estimates did
not include colored men since The first ot 'Aprll.
Mr.. Boutwell, Of Mass, said ne "on'l with
hold his vote FIR the repeal or the commuta.
ton clause in Difference to what he snppnse1
ia he the nublic sentiment Ia reply to Mr.
MALLORY he said he happened to know that the
design b. issue the emancl patton proclamation
va nreceden, to the meeting Of the Govern
ors at Altoona, and therefore the '''vernoFs
had nothing to do with It,
Mr.. Pendleton, Of OHIO, asked whether ue
understood the gentleman to say the pFocI5ama
rion was not dependent on the 'naetlnS q afiv
set Of men.
Mr.. Boutwell, remarked that when ne Look
the floor he specifically stated he would nof oe
put on the witness stand. he haa mace 'n7
declaration and was willing 70 aoloe DS T.
The decree of emancipation IS eternal On tbs
continent. het'.Gh; eh TTn;on. hnt n the hour Of
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n.A,ra in tie y. S House Of Representatives
On Saturday, tue House RESUMED Tie con
.l.r.,ioo Of the bill further 20 regulate and
.r,3p f:,r the enroing and calling ont oi the
,,,;ona) forces, and for other purposes.
vr sc}.,f.ckk said the rebellion mast De put
}.wo # cor III ten years, 10 tWenty years, no
,,,nrr how long the Wal Will last" Ii peace
.inu3 be made to-day % compromise, every
..os;gIr man must know i cnniti not last sixty
l,rq Il We recognized this Southern Con
,...r.1y IS lis1incJ nationality we livlLg on
nix ~jc ;,fi tilay IN the other, with border
trom I},c iouth Of he Potomac 10 the bu, .!
u.y;c-we NAV expecr 1uaraudlng guerll!as,
oar murder, robbery and everything else
NothiDg but the putting down OF the rebellion
cnld insure success He had heretofore said,
and now repeated, that although the war vas
not prosecuted for the destruction OF slavery,
vet such would be thec consequence.
Mr.. Odel, Of T. T., was opposed TO the
repesl Of the commutation clause. Tie peo-
ole had received that provision with favor.
f. was not one whit behind that gentleman IN
his anxiety to fill mp the army. His State was
~ =, sA' ha1, no. no,o ,,ro
'ae 5ht5 wa d.I: Jeveet ~ ba nnI1 = taarno
ioSeo anu nc pelieteu -. 'ua, ,sn =, oan ge3
''' en- tns'p1ea''s WIN e vac 'u' : ieen +, fhe
!" .ae r1' rba ,,.,,jo ,hat tho (1ovarnnar,t in
ntaF's VI elle 7'p'e .t!ae .'e N ha ans,a,a1
TIC IoSseu'loh VI enS ma' snI.; h;ah ~ ~ ha1an1
n1 s,7 ot2,. tnh a,'u a @' w. ~ aeconnIishng
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na. aals o's'' a''e t''S1 i'>'se'
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suouu siSio. ~ 'eeu'nlus en- va da,ua4alu e)a3
oa'e' ou' a. ntes ~ 'l4 apI nn< ia NM down
au NE reoellon ,ol.,' 49,. 20 =, pnI1aT 1h;a
au1s l,'e .:','' " lnt;, 9n tos o into rha war
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