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HOodauds German Bittsr's will cure them,
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER DISEASE

Hollands GeTmSn Buffers Will cure taem,
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER DISEASE.
Do you rise with q coated tongue mornings, With
bad taste in the mouth and poor appetite for break
fast7 Do you feel when you FIRST get up SO weak
and languid you can scarcely get about2 Do you
have dizziness in the head at times, and often
dullness with headache ocossionaily1 Are your
bowels costive and irregular, and appetite change
ablo7 Do you throw up wind from the stomach and
do you swell up ofteni Do you feel fulness after
eating, and sinking when the stomach ia empty
| Do you have heartburn occasionally Do you feel
| low spirited, and look on the dark side OF things
| Arc you not unusually nervous at timesT Do you
not become restless, and often lay until midnight
before you go to seep2 and then at times don't
you feel dull and sleepy most of the time syour
akin dry and scaly also sallow1 In short, is not
your life a burthen, full of forebodlngs1
Hoo6and'S German IS1tterS
WILL CURE EVERY CASE OF
Chronic or Ae1rous Debility, Disease Of The
Kidneys, and Diseases arising from. q Dis
ordered 50 mach.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
Resulting from Disorders Of the DtgeStire Organs
/ C0nstipa-
ton, inward
Piles, EuIess or
Blood to the head
AoiGity otthc otomaohJ
Neugea, Heartburn, dlsst1et
for Food, ENiAess WcigAtin
r Stomach, sour fluctuations, sink
Q ing OF hutturing al tno PIT a the
Stomach, swimming Of the Head hUr-
ried and difficult breathing, huttering AZ tao
Heart choking or sulocating sensations when IN
lying posture, dimness Of vision, dots or Weha
b before the sight, fever and duh pain in tine
= Head, deficiency OF pcrspiratou, yell
Iowness o tho skin and eyes pam
3 il the side, back chest, limbs, dc.
Q sudden lushcs OF Heat
burning IN tisc flesh, con-
slant iInasininss OF
evil, anu great
depression of
hi spIr.ta.
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Be sure that every bottle bears the fac-simile of
our signature a steel-pate label, with our private
stamp over the cork.
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REFERENCES in PHILADELPHIA,
by PERMISSION -
William Welch, Daniel B. Cunmins,
Thomas Robins, S. Morris VAIN,
Yelling, Coffin Co., Geo. H. Stuart Bro,
jaw Cooke, Morris, Wheeler & Co.,
John Jordan, Jr, Charles L. Lex,
Alexander Henry William q. Crowel,
]. Edgar Thomson, Joseph IL. Trotter
Circulars, Pamphlets, Applications, &C., and every
information respecting the Company and the sub
ject, will be sent free by addressing
CHAMBERS q REGISTER, General Agents.
4O7 WALNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA
Dec. 25 1869.
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. r.. IN. DRAKE, & co.,
2o2 WAY, N. Y.

Sold by all respectable Druggists, Physicians,
Grocers, Hotels, Saloons, and country dealers.
Sept. IL, 1868.
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WIZARDS HOTEL,
WAsuINarosFrl n '',TassI

GENTLEMEN: we require Anothtr supply VI yoEY
Plantation Bitters, tho popularity Of which daily
increases with the guests Of our house.
Respectfully,
SYKES, CHADWICK, d co.
&C., &c, &C., &C., &C., &c.
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LOOK AT OUR TERMS.

We shall furnish this beautiful and excellent pa
per to the people at very low price 1t is not the
intention or desire of the proprietors to make money
out of the project, but to aid and strengthen tbs
Union cause in this State.
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THE EDITORIAL MANAGEMENT

has been placed in the hands of gentleman OF well
known experience and acknowledged ability. He
will be asstcd by some of the very best men and
most accomplished lawyers, scholars, and writers in
the state who have earnestly espoused the Union
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RELIGION AND MORALS

will occupy fair space in the columns OF The
uNIoNn and particular attention will be to the
preparation Of Sunday reading for oar friends.
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THE CHILDREN, TOO,

will have column selected especially for them in
addition 70 the other good things which they will
eagerly seek for every Friday when the paper
enines y md read with ayidity and real gam.
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ORos No. Atwatsr Building. Entrance thrsz
ths Insurance ONCE Of q. =. Braytoas
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Mysterious Disappesrancs-supOsed Sui

Mysterious OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sui
eide Of a Female.
The Detroit Free Press Of the 28th Of
March, has the following:
Last night, about 8 quarter past seven
O'Clock, just IS the ferry boat Gem arrived
at the dock at Windsor, and before any Of
the passengers had landed, a female rushed
frantieally along the wharf towards the
boat and endesvOred to jump on board.
Her anxiety to get on the boat was so great,
that her appearance attracted the atten-
ton Of all who were on the wharf, as
well as that Of the passengers who stood
st the gangwsy ready to disembsrk
when the boat was safely moored.
Disregarding The advice of the
Captain to wait until the passengers
had landed, she easily pushed her
way through, and getting on board disap-
pesred aft toward the ladies' cabin. In
medistely af ter the passengers had left,
the boat started out on her return to this
city. Upon proceeding TO collect the fares,
IS usual, the Captsin could find no trace Of
the female whose conduct few moments
before had attracted so much attention.
He searched the boat high aud low but
without success. The passengers we're in
formed Of the fact that she was nowhere
to be found, and they too Joined in the
search, but were rewarded with no better
success. The greatest excitement now pre-
vailed. A thousand surmisss were offered
as TO the cause of her disappearance, and
as often rejected. Some suggested that after
disappearing towards the cabin she had re-
turned 10 the wharf, but as this was high
" improbably, little credence was given
to the remark. The only feasible solution
TO the mystery appeared to be that she hsd
adopted this means to commit selfdestruo-
ton, which the time, place and oircum-
stances highly favored. 1t is impossible
that under the circumstances any person
could have beeen aware what became Of
her. The passengers and those connected
with the boat were all forward ct the time
she got on board, and after she went aft no
attention WAS paid TO her until the fares
came to be collected. II, as indeed seems
more than probable, she plunged into the
water TO commit suicide, the noise occa-
stoned thereby would be more than sWsl-
lowed up by that of the ice and water beat
ing against the sides Of the vessel, and the
usual hustle in and around the boat.
The sffsir is one Of the most mysterious
which has occurred in this vicinity for q
long time. No one seems to have seen or
known anything Of her previous actions or
history. She was plainly dressed and wore
'cloud upon her head, to which veil
" as attached which hung down over her
face. She spoke to no one, and up to the
time Of writing no trace Of her has been
discovered.
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Be prepaid. - - .
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VIRGINIA

TINE ADDRESS OF THE (REBEI) IEGIsIATURE
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ZEE ATLANFIC TELEeRAPH.


Detailed Report Of the Progress lIade-.-
Present Condiffon Of the Company--.Rn-
eoHrssIng PrOsFect--Werk being Visor-
susIy Pushed.
The seventh annual meeting Of this
company was held on the 1lh, ct the Lon
don Tavern, the Right Hon. J. s. Wortley
in the chair.
Mr.. G. Seward, the Secretary, read the
report which stated that during the past
year, the board hsd been constantly en-
gagged in completing the financial arrange
ment for renewal Of the undertaking,
and in promoting such investigations as
appeared desirable, In order 20 secure eve
~ practicable improvement in the struc-
ture Of the future cable. The board issued
an advertisement in August last, inviting
tenders for q cable suitable for laying
seross the Atlsntio Ocean, merely stipu-
lsting for q working speed Of eight Wor Is
per minute. In reply, the board received
tenders and numerous specimens Of cable
snd materials. They were at once submit
ted to the distinguished gentlemen who
aoted IS q SCIENTIFIC Consulting Committee
who, after examining the tenders and
G6u6Auk AnD 70 DG UHAul-
mously recommended the board to adopt
the tender Of Messrs. Glass, Elliott s. Co.,
and the general principal Of their propos-
ed cable. Various length Of cable sup
piled by that company were tested at the
Canal Street works at Manchester, under
the superintendent Of Mr.. Frirbairn and
Mr.. WhitWorth, and in the presence Of the
Secretary Of the Company. The capital
account from the commencement to the
31st Of December last showed that e537,-
722 had been received, and s476, 476 ex-
pended, leaving balance in cash and Sc
curiaies of R6l ,245.
The Chairmsn,in moving the adoption Of
the report said that the public interest in
their great enterprise had in no degree
absted. He thought their position Was
most encouraging. Owing TO unavoidable
circumstances it has been found impossi-
bic to bring the details Of the contract for
making the cable before them ct that meet
ing. twas therefore determined to ad-
journ, for that purpose, the meeting to the
31st inst
They had received seventeen tenders
from various contractors, and they had
been submitted to q scientific committee,
consisting Of Capt. D. Gslton, R. E., Mr..
W. Fsirbsirn, Prof W. Thompson, Mr.. c.
Wheatstone and Mr.. Mr.. J. RhitEorth, and
after q most careful examination those i've
gentlemen came to the unanimous resolu,
ton to recommend the tender Of Messrs.
Glass, Elliott & Co. The details Of the
contract were in the hands Of the lawyers,
and in the course Of few days the requi-
site formslities would be concluded. The
directors had made call Of Dos. per
share.
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10 HN G.. JENNINGS
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATER BUILDING.

Business Property. good Building and Lot on
PqD1c Square; now rented to ray 10 3 cent. on price
Also, Buildings and Lots on Superior and Ontario
First Class Residence Euclid street. west Erie,
Wlth marble mantles, bath rooms hot and cold wa
ter, &C $500 and $1,000.
Lake Street. Good two story Brick Hou5e with
barn, iruit, &C. 5000.
- kinsman Street, near Forest. Gothic Cottage and
three acres ano, with harm, fruit, shrubbery, &C.
6olitar Street Good brick House and Lot. R5OOO
Wilson street, near Clinton Park. Good House
Hamilton Street. Good two story House and Lot
Kin Kinsnsn Street, near Ferry. Geod House and Lot.
hold $500.
House, Store snd LeashoId on Bono Street. 800.
Bridge street. HOuse and Lot. $40
Ieari Street Cottage BOuse and Lot. $3.50
Eucnu street, near Perry; alfO near HudsOn-St.,
some very desirable Building Lots
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REAL STAT.
pRAYTON / sTOOKWELh.
sEAh ESTATE AGENTS,
HOUsEs ANp LOTs FOR sALN.

BEAL ESTATE AGENTS,
ORos No. Atwstsr Building. EntrAnoe thrszEh
ths Insurance. Oniea of =. Braytoas
HOUSES AND LOTS FOB SALE.
House and Lot on sibley street. recently owned and
occupied by Z. Il. White-A very desirable resi-
dence.
Brick H0use and Lot on Prospect street. very de-
sirable situation. Price 5000.
H use aud Z acres Land in East Cleveland.
I'D Baptist Church Property, corner OF Seneca and
BricS House and Lot No. 81 Bolivar Street.
House aud Lot No. It's nars Street.
Hoose and Lot on Euclid Street. Lot SSx200. Price
Lot corner OF 81. Clair and waring Streets.
House and Lot, corner Euclid aud Hudson SITS. Lot
l5lx200 A very desirable location. Terms easy,
Brick House and Lot, corner Of BrowneIl and viii
Can be had at bargain.
Four Brick Houses Nos So g. 81 ard IS EucIid- st
Lots 2jxz zsi very desirable location. Will be sold
separatelo, or altogether. Terms easy
House and Lot No. l75 Garden st. Lot 25xI25 R7n0
Frame House on University Heights. Lot 65x3n
very deairsble residence. Price 5000. Terms
Lot on University Heights; 66xles feet on Newton
St., south Of and near Cleveland Inststute.
Frame House No g Msod-St. Lot z3xl00; gas and
Frame Cottage on Superior-St. Lot 52x2O0. very
desirable location.
Brick Dwellings, Nos. loI and los Euclid Street.
lots running through to Huron street. Very
desirable property.
House and Lot, corner ParkmAn and BrovneII-sts. =:
occupied also as a shoe shop. Lot 25xlOO feet.
Building, Maehiuery, &c, for the manufacture Of
boxes wash-bOards &c, corner Of Wesr River
and main-Sts. A good paving business.
l7O feet on kaclid-st. Terms easy.
House and Lot, No. 100 GHOST 1850.
Two Brick Houses and Lots on Euclid-st, near Per-
Cottage, No, l2a Lake-st, Lot 2s1lOO feet.
House and Lot, No. III Scoville- Avenue
as ieet on Summit St., extending to the Lake, cor
Five acres on Wilson-Avsnue, with considerable i'm
prOVements.
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NLEVEhAND, COLUMBUS 8
~ CIHOIEHATI RAILROAD,
WINTER ABBANGmIEET.


1854. WIRTER ARBAHGEMENF. sSB-k
On and al.sr Monday, November 18th, Pansagsr
Trims viii leave Cleveland, a. follows, OsundayBs
oeptsd):
Ist A. AI.-OINOINEA ExPRNss
O4eSiiiSs ~ 9aiIep ties 0sriS T.
ton srriving at Crestiine st 1910 a n. Colu1S-
bus l:20 p. m, Dayton 4s42 ,. m, Cincinnati s.B
p.m., st. Louis l0.l5 a m, indianapolis asB ,.
m, Cairo 300 ?. m, Fort Wayne 4:l5 ?. n, Ohf-
I'd TrHin-l:iO p -Di.,-AOOOMMODATIOE
stops At ali stations, and arrives in OOlumbu
Sd TFain-1slO p. m.-HIGHT TEXPRES9-StoD-
ping e hsrea, Grafton, Wellington, Eey Lone
TX on and Delaware; arriving at Orsstline AZ i0;ia
Rm., Columbus ls05 g. NJ, Dayton E45 =. n,
E1neinnan 800 a, m lndiAnapolis 10 a n. = 50.
louis 94s p. m, Cairo 5:0OR- n, IT. WaVnsas10
IN, and Chicago Wis Orsgtline 1910 =. N
Trains leave Columbus 81 $50 and lon N, 2o pm.
arrive ct OisyeiAndssOa. q. n, 2;SO AndsO0 > y.
CONNECTIONS. 80 HtFI
sAsIbT-5endusky, hsnsheld Newark Railroad ioE
Aansaeld, NJ. Vernon, Newark, kEns8-
ursuatns Piftsburgh, Fort Wayns 4 Ohiosao Ran.
road, Forest, Upper 5andusky, DalDhos, Ia
vest, and EsstsOT Msns6eid. WOossssFs Aiss.
araltsu and Bslisfontins Rairoad Lima for Marion,
Bellelontainei Sidney, Ulion, Munels, In.
Vile, Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, ko.
DslaWars-gith Springfield branch for Springfield.
Oolumbus-Iittle Miami ! Columbus, aud Xalta
Railroad, for 4enia, Dayton, Indianapolis,
Terre HRute, St Louis, Morrow, LoTaiand,
1iSivSi RsIrosdF G sCinciapstifo IL LSuiI1IiS Z r
Gvansvilles Cairo 81. Louis and AL points
Iolumbus-0s Ohio Railroad for Newark, zanss.
VIE, Wheeling, soi Columop1, Piqua 4
~ Tor Tickets to all points and Information a.
lly st the Passenger Station and at Union Ticket
Once, l7 supsrior-st
Cleveland, Nov. IS, 1853. supsrintsndsnt.
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~ . completed teetr new eddlIlou. uhklDB Lue
store two hundred feet deep, the largest in the cit
filled with
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A MAN OF a THOUSAND
A ooNsuNPTrvH onpHn.

Dr.. II. JAmES, q Retired Physician Of great
eminsncei discovered, while in the East Indies, a
esftaln oure Tor Consumption, Asthma, Bronchifis,
Oougnsl Colds and General Debility. The remsdV
was discovered By him when HIS only child a dnuRh.
ter was given mp % die. Bis child was cured and s
now alive and we'll DESTROYS OF benehtting his fell
low mortalss he VIII send TO those who wish II the
recipe, containing fn directions for making and su-
cessfuty using this remedy, free receipt OF their
homes, with two stamps to pay expenses There a
not single case Of Consumption that Il does NOT n
once take hold OF and di8ipats. Night 5Wsats pee
Hsnness irritation Of the nerves, failure OF memory
eOtOihtloni bnarp pains IN the lungs, sore
throati chilly sensations, nausea at the stomach In
eotloE OF the bowels Wasting away Of the muscla8
- The writer viii please state the name OF the pa-
per they see this sdTeTtiment IN. Address,
OBADDOOK q CO.,
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EARMs FOR SALE

q Acres in Bedford Good House and Barn, Water
and Fruit. Price g, 500.
100 Acres IN Hewburgh, House and Barn, two Otch-
ards and IS acres Wood Land
oI acres IN orange. good frame House. Is acres I'm
proved balance timber
Y acres on 81: Clair st. Small frame house.
70 acres on htnsman-St., opposite the Cemetery.
10 Acres on st. Clair Road, miles from the Public
Square.
IS Acres on tho Rewburgn Road. House and Barn,
Fruit, Water, &c. .s
SO Acres in East Cleveland under high state Of cul-
uvation, good house and barn u miles from
CITY limits Terms easy marI7 :
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BI0tllersi RgotIlersII lE0theTs!N

Don't fail toprocure Mrs. WINsLOW'S. .SOOTH-
ING SYRUP fer CHILDREN TEETHING.
Iis valuable preparation is the prescription ofoue
Of the rest Fema'e Physicians and Nurses in the
United States, aud has been used for thirty years
with never Hing safety and Success By millions Of
mothers aud chiid ren, from the feeble infant Of one
week to the adult 1t not only relieves the child
from pain bat inyIsorates the stomsch and bowels,
oOrrects cidity, and gives tone and energy 70 the
whole syst- N twill almost instantly relieve
GRIPISG IN TEE BOWELS AND WIND OJLIO.
We believe It the Best and Surest Remedy in the
World in all cases of DiArrhea and Dysentery Of
Chi dren, whether it ARISES from Teething, from
other causes.
Full directions for using viii accompany each bot
tie. None genuine ualess the fso-simi.e Of OORTls
q PERKINS, New York. is on the wrapper.
Sole BY ali Medicine Dealers. Principal Office
Day-st., New foIk.
Price only 25 Cents per Bottle.
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THE ONLY REMEDY.
sALT RHEUM, sOALD HEAD

so far as know, that would permanently eradica
these losthsoms diseases Of the scalp, lie,
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Five Hundred Dollars

endother oufaneous diseases, and restore the Hal
TO those who have become bald. To make good tn
assertion, / will forfeit
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POST-0FFlGG TlNE-T -TAsLs.
1894. Winter Arrangement 1884.
FOR THE
Arrival sz0 Closing Of Esslss
An Hcuw
OLEvELAND POsT OgFI0g,


E9MAIis will be opened and ready for delivery one
hour after arrival Of trains.
HE-All Mails close one hour before DEPART oi
trains.
ARRIVAL or MAILS At DEPOT.
EAatern Through arrives at 7;OOA. n, and 14s and
S.25 P M.
Eastern Way arrives at lO:l5 A. II.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 9:25 A. r.
do Way arrives at $40 P. N.
banduskY Way arrives at 9:15 A. M.
mshoning Way arrives at $50 F. N.
Cincinnati Through arrives at gao A. H., z59 2. a.
do Way arrives at 900 2 n.
Western Through arrives st 9:s5 a q, and S:55 +, p
do Way arrives st 2s45 P. NJ,
medina Way arrives at 400 P NJ
hookp0rt, 6e, arrives Tuesdays, ThuudsyE Fad Est-
urdays at y a..
Breokgvie, Bath go, sFriyss hondays End EridzYt
sharon Center, Granger, Forth RoyAlton. ss zrizei
Mondays and Fridays at 5 p. n.
Warrensyille arrives daily at I0l5 A n
East Cleveland and Euolid arrives daily as A. ~
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ONLY GENUINE HAIR REsTORER.

If fail to cure the worst cases of diseased scalps
the longeststanding. with the
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CURE THAT I0ATHsOMB MALADY.

NNI-I- - - = = II ? D =
d. GooskLBSs OAIABRH RENEDT. 1t penetrAtes
fohs very ssst Of this terrible Disease, and EXTERN
mates It, and branch forever DR.. Goodale is the
alltlndo only person who ever tod the world what
CAr1ERH really vas-Fhere it commenced and WHIST
ronld cure It. DR. Goo3ale has now spent lifetime
- faffling with this ie diseas5. exploring its
cret amhrHb, snd making known TO the world tie
act that Oatarr which has for 5eer deed the skill
aud ree1arch Of medical men aud authors 80 this
country and IN Europe, can now be cured with the
a. re uniform certainty that morn ne follows night
Irepared b B. GOODAEE, n D., New York. PIioe
% % Send stamp for Pamphlet
For sale By G. W. CLARK, 10 SupsTior-st.- Oege
Ian l,Ohio. maI2-Bf
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a ERIEaD II EEED-SRE ".
Bf. bEsst'H HIAHAhLIBLs LIN Hz EE51' q aTsFsze
mn he recipe q ". etsshsn Sweet of Ionaestiss
tha EFass bozs sssE and hbG hesn pssd in his rgas
'os Tor the laEi tve1f7 years With ths mot bstoni1
I q SUCCESS. AZ Al external remedy ft q WitAcst
flIki, and rli E5fists pain more speedily Ehsn
lsnor EFerarEtion. For AZ Eheumatin snc Ksrv0u
DsordeTl it Is truly iniRlbloi and - curative fol
ore9, WoundIi sprEins5 Fruissi, 80, itS goothisG
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-04

We recommend to the earnest consider
alton of those who still suppose the South
can be conquered, the eloquent and thrill
ing address Of the General Assembly Of
Virginia, that grand and gallant old COM
monWeallh, the mother Of States and Of
statesmen, the birthplace Of Washington,
Of Lee and of Jackson. The defiant tone
in which it treats Of the efforts to enslsve
the people Of the South, and the eloquent
language Of denunciation in which its re-
fers to the bsrbsrous system Of Wazfare
pursued by the minions Of the Washing
ton despot, will meet an echo in the heart
Of every man who loves justice snd hates
oppression. We trust in God we shall
never see the day on which the glorious
old commonwealth will be sabdued and
given over to the spoiler and the plunder-
er to the Buffers and the Schencks to
the licensed burglar and inoendisry, in
cited and encouraged by the best govern
ment on the face Of the earth"
As to the freedom and independence Of
the South, We have no apprehensions.
Her people can never be conquered, and il
they we're possibly, Abraham Lincoln is
not the man to accomplish that subjuga-
ton. s