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The eBAItlHOre Proportions ana thslr Con.



rses
1. 20 dissolve the
J Union and sustain
the rebellion.
2. To recognize the
Independence Of the
(bogus +" Con1edera-
cy.p
3. To preserve and
extend slavery and
extirpste freedom as
the cause of the re-
benion.
4. To defeat, dis
grace and stRFVs our
soldiers and sailors.
5. Approving tie
course Of JEFF. Davis,
including his oppo-
sition to enanoips-
ton and his mssaa-
ere Of negro soldiers
at Fort Pillow.
6. Allowing none
TO hold Office under
the President but
those who are op-
posed to his meas.
'ures.
Z, To protect all
who fight for the re-
bellion,
8. 20 send cur Ia
5oring population
out of the country.
8. To build no Pa
eihc Railroad.
10. To rgPpdiste
bur Wsr debt or pay
that Of the rebels.
IL. To aid foreign
despotisms in cub
DUNG American re-
publics, as the rebel
lion has 60 material
ly done.
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Order to the undertaken by an afflicted,
but illiterste, widower Sunny wsif
is ded, and wants to be berried to murro.
At Wunner klok. o nose Wsir too dig
the Hole bi the side ofmy too Uther waits
Let it be deep"
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HAUTION.- OEBTIII0ATKs Nos

a. IS Is a1dlT. Of so shares each-in ali alO-iE-
sued By the Porcupiue Mountain Mining Comp m. .
N layor OF DR.. Garicks but now the property o. Al
I 2: HALL iTeh. The above stock was oiWarded By
letter to d. T. Wise, OF Boston, N a. Eachusetfa by
Or. H. on the 18th Of Febrhary Al no 70 this date
mas not been heard rom, and is either lost or soien
Al perscus are hereby warned nom purchasing or
oi the same has hean stopped at the Office OF Faid
oompsny AhEXAHDER b, HALLIWELE,
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| 1. To sustain tn
Union, and crush thr
rebellion.
2. To make no com
promise with traitor
in arms, but require
an unconditions
surrender Of theil
hostility.
3. To extirpstC
slavery as the cause
Of the rebellion.
4. To honor and re.
ward our soldiers and
sailors.
8. Approving the
course Of Mr.. Lin
cOln, including The
Pro clam alton Of
Emancipation snd
the srming Of negro
soldiers.
6. Requiring that
those only be ap.
pointed TO carry out
the policy OF the Ad-
ministrstion " b 0
agree with it.
Z. To protect all
who fight for the Gov
ernment.
o. Ia encourage
immigration Of the
lsboring classes.
0. To build t b e
Pacific Raj road.
10. To pay cur war
debt by adequate tax
alton.
II. To sustain the
Monroe Doctrine.
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Queen Victoria has nine children. aeed
respectively, %, q, 20, IS, II, Is, IA. 10,
and g.. Five girls and four boys. Three
pre married
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EALED PROPOSALS WILL

bo received at the once OF the Board Of City In
prnvsnentB uutii o'clock A. M, Tuesday. June -,
1854, Tor builling sever in Egsleston Avenus, IN
the Firtt district Of the First Ssverage Division Of
ths city according to plsos and specifications On file
in the Office Of the City Ufv1l Enginser-
In cases whe 70 the proposal Is made By o company,
the meme a id residence Of each member OF the 4
nlUat stated in tuli.
No proposal will be ived II the Bond be rot
c1npsnied by y United states Revenue fifty cent
stamp (aancslled).
zach bid 70 be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
ders the printed forms no others will be
osiVed. By order o. the Board.
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RlTIGEs.
OlnPPER MINE -NOTIOE ~

Annual Meeting o. the Stockholders Of the
a Percupne Mountain Mining Company" Tor the
election OF officers for tie ensning year, and the
transaction OF other business. viii ee held az the
ofice uf Hu,seY & Mcbride. Nos 2n and 299 River
street OleVeiand. Ohio Tuesday, July l2tn, at 10
o'cock, A. ii. By order Of the Dirtcto1s
By aCHFIELD,
junes-Ias SeeratarY and Treasurer.
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AucTl0N SALES.
THURSDAY, JUNE 18Th, 1854,
House, lot ana Furniture

o. Oatter d Son will sell. on Thursday, June 18th
sale commencing Ut 10 O'Clock A M = ouse and Lot
No JuhiO street The Lot is q fvet from bJ 81 feet
deep. House "a By Al with good cellar. an
cinsrn. House ia good repair and oniains rooms.
Also, lot o. HOusehOid Furniturs in said ho1ss.
Terms o. Sble-Ths House and Lot subject to a
mortgage OF $3.50 balance cash At time OF SALE Far
niture all cash at time sale. jupelO-I5 I55
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The New NofR Herald for Fremont,
The New York Herald, which has been
making itself as impotent as possible, by
variety OF Presidentislssummers
comes ous finally for Fremont, on this
wise:
WHIT then2 Without leaders, without
pluEder, and without principles, being in
fsct disbanded and ell sdrift, the Nor
thern remnants Of the old Democracy are
Tree to go where they please. But where,
as Daniel Webster asked, when left alone
IN John Tyler's Cabinet-where are they
to got Have We not a nPathfinder" in the
neld Where else can they 60 but to the
party OF General Fremont2 He is the
only Presidential nominee besides Lincoln,
IN the field and this is not sill that can be
said In favor Of Fremont. It must not be
forgotten thst he belonged to the Demo-
cratic party in its palmy days; that be
now stauds upon new and elastic plat.
form tgum elssticl suited to the times,
and that his hostility TO Lincoln is that Of
Hannibal agsinst the Romans. He is the
Ver9 man for the disbsnded Democracy.
We conclude, therefore, that the debris
OF the Northern Democratic party viii
naturally grsyitste to Fremont; and let
these fragments begin to gather around
him-rs3icsls and conservatives, pesce
men and war men-rpon the paramount
idea Of change in the federal sdministra-
tiOn, and We shall very coon hnd half the
republican party, disgusted radicals and
conservatives, drifting in the same direc-
ton. Fremont, therefore, is the ticket for
the Northern Democracy. The Chicago
CONVENTION may be indefinitely postponed.
Il is not necessary. II is not wanted
Fremont snd freedom, including free
speech and free press, is the ticket for the
odds and ends Of the opposition elements.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher disposed Of
Rev. DR.. L,rd's Bible argument Tor slave
~ without much reverence the other dsv.
He said /" When Ham was cursed be
was cursed by a man who had Just got over
drunken debsuch, and had the besdaohe
and who, having just got over de.
bs9ch, was not authorised to curse any
bedy." ss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-16

Will revisit
CLEVELAND
Monday, June 9th. and be at the Angler
HOUSE gu Friday evening" July lst,
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T0RsORlRl.
WIGs AND HAIR WORK.
w
VIZ. Days HsW Establishment,
The LsrsbEf II the State,
F0s sia HASlHg AaD LEniES HAIR nRESSgses
ElI8PJglIC s4UAKEi

Asnufseturoro, o, ell kinds OF WIGS, including ths
celebrated
ILL DSIOR VIC,
that resembles Nature as 20 dsIy the closest srnti
ny. very i8rFe and 6eautifui stock Of LONG HAIR
Drought by the proprietor rom EarOpe,)
FOR SWITCHES AND BRAIDS,
The hnsst assortment ever seen IN this City.
Ladies Front Pieces and Half wigs,
In every style with all improvements.
SETs OF OURLs, made from French Natural
Ourled Hair, Ozuaranteed.)
kalgefse DoT5ie 4 7Tiph BOYS, HzteFta1Is, Se.
MADE BY the advertiser, equal to those imported
Ladies Braids made into any kind Of Head Drp,
Bow without injury % SEi:5s = Of
LADIES' HEsR HkfRSSTN7 .,
prevailing zld tishionable styles ths mOsi
~ Al EorL warranted ss REPRESENTA-
{ HOT aud aniIIf sslFTfR a. sli b7n--
Ass...ll.l.l.s.Iulza--aaz-.zzl=za dAr7s
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MsDIoAI FrnvETsR's orr g. NV Yonk,

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
in MSdieine. Hospital Stores, Bedding, &C., SO {,
R.s invited TO submit their QuotTtiOns 10 the Amy
Medical Purveyor, at his Ofice, 400 Groome Street,
lOr mis- Information and guidance in the purchase
Of supplies i1nsll-isi
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SUMNER ARRANGEMkNf,-
Eess7 YORK. Takes eject Nag lai E64.
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with ITa COASECTTED
Ia First Class Route, for Safety, Comfort
and Speed, to all Eastern Cities.
s Trask IS Stone BsEsstsd aFd IS FTss from Dsrst,
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ErTivA Togln Cstoun ar-------...-it23 = = 10 -
Leave YOUNGSTOWN al-..-------.-- 6s45 . : l:45
Arrive Cleveland at... -.-..le-sl = . $40 I"
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GsnsSai Tickss Agent, olsveland,O.
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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-30

order to make ssrs Of power for four years
longer. 70 our eyes, the man sSho has de
prlv.d his country ofthe services Of come OF
its best citizens, who has been unable to
make any better 16use ylof tho Incredible
resources confided to- him, and who after
sgitating 80 rnsny public questions wltnouS tnt
solving one or them, disregards bis own NJ
ter incapacity, IL, Of all the citizens OF the
United States, the least henest tand the most
dangerous. sE Ilg las sa! Gao bar lH' !. =. - :.
But even if President Lincoln were tho
honest man that his paid organs represent
him to be, how dangerous would his re eiec
tion prove to the liberties OF the people,
under existing circumstances, SURROUNDED
IS hsis with the military influences that
be has at his back! Let us remember the
teachings Of history and the instances oil
feigned or realimbecility all ofwhich have
reunited in despotisrn :, Sixousv, the haif
stupid monk in his cell, Napoleon III, the
scottish de bsuch: belong TO the same schooi
The men who have had to endure them'
elected them as :unimportant individuals
whose election would give time for refection
and consideration; it will soon be sixteen
years that France has reflected and ponder
ed over her lost liberty Fearing the un-
known aud shrinking from the perturbation
incidental to change, they have had despot
ism and ruin, which are leading them inc
vitably to the most terrible of all the re
volutiops that history bashithe'to recorded
Americans of the old schools will not be.
.lieve US; they say that our liberties are So
firmly imp planled in the blood Of our Anglo
Saxon race that none dare disturb them
But we think differently and say with the
poet, '1''''' --
bCe bloc lenfarine ne me dit rien qui yaiie. I" d
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICR.

DR. J. addresses all those who have
by improper indulgence and solitary baPist 2u
gMHegsss gMHegs Ii study, society or marriage,
Tarss are some the sad and melancholy effects
nroduced by early habits of youth viz: Weakness OF
The saek and Limbs, Pains in ths Head, Dimness OF
Sight. Loss of Muscular Power, Palplation oi the
Heart. Dyspepsia Ndrvcus Irritability Derangement
of the Digestive Functions, General Debility synp-
toms of Consumption, &c. - a-.E. =
MryTALLY-fhe fearful effects on the mind are
much to be dreaded..Loss of Memory, Confusion oi
IDEAS Depressons OF Spirits Evil Forebodings Aver
sion TO Society; Self Drust Love Of Solitude, Tmid-
ity. &c, are some of the evils produced. .
THOUSANDS of persons of all ages can now Judge what
il the cause OF thr declining health losing their Wig
or becoming weak pale, nervous and emaciated, hay-
ing singular appearance about the eyes, cough and
symptoms OF Consumption.
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A CURE WARRANTEDIN TWODAYs
No Merc1y a. Naaseoas Drugs
DIR, JOHNSTON,

Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons. London,
Graduate from sne the most eminent Colleges IN The
United States and the greater part OF whose e haa
nhis s6h6EseNhsrs, fas affected some OF the most as
tonishing cures that known; many troubled
with ringing in the head and ears when asleep great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden SOUNDS, oasn
fulnsss with freQuent bIushing, attended sometimes
with dsrangpment OF mind, we're cured Immediately
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YOUNG MEN

Whs have injured themselves by certain practice in
duleed in when alone, habit frequently learned from
evil companions at school, the effects OF which are
nightly fe,t, syen when asleep, and II not cured ren,
ders marriage impossible, and destroys both mind and
body, should apply immediately.
What pity that young man, the hope OF his coun-
try the darling parents, should be snatched from
all prospects and enoymens OF e, by the
of deyiating from the path of nature and ndugng in
certain secret habit Such parsons Must before con-
tenn latinp ... -...- .,..-
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MARRIAGE.

oMauied Persona, or Young Men contemplating mar
mage being aware Of physical weakness organic deoii
ity, dafornfties speedily cured. ."
He Tho places himself under the OF DIR. j. NAV
relisously confde in his honor as gentleman, and
rely upon his skill physician.
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DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE.

When the misguided and imprudent votary OF pleas
ure finds that he has imbibed the seeds OF this painful
d sease il too often happens that timed sense OF
shame or dread Of discovery, deters him from applying
TO those Who from education and respectablity, can
alone befriend him. delaying till the constitutional
symptoms of this horrd disease make their appearance
such as liberated sore throat diseased nose nocturnal
pains in the head and limbs, dmness Of sight Deafness
nodes on tho shin-bones and arms, blotches on the
head face and extremties progressing with frightful
rspdity till at last the palate Of the mouth or the
bones Of the fall in and the victim Of this awful
disease becomes horrid object Of commseraton, till
death puts period to his dreadful suerpgs, by send
ing him to 'ithat Undiscovered Country from whence
no traveller returns"
It is melancholy fact that thousands fall victims TO
this terrible disease. owing to the unskfulness Of
norant who, by the Of that Deadly Poi-
so Mercry ruin the constitution and make the resi-
due of life miserable.
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MARRIAGE,

reflect that sound mind and body the most neces-
sary requisites to promote eonnubia happiness. In
deed, without these the journey through life becomes
weary pilgrimage; the prospect hourly darkens to the
view: the mind becomes shadowed with despair and
filled with the melancholy reflection that the happiness
of another becomes bhghted with our own,
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.Great Bargains 10 Boots aad Shoes.

HAVING determined to cha nse our place Of basi-
n pess On the fst of Apf1l, We Will fren this dsy
Gaoffy reaacea 'priees until thxt time 70 avoid the
Sonhia Of moving. We would invite all IN want Of
eVp1Atn sThns g fw us caA at the baltimore
= isSl4-l0H eJEd ,EINSTETN& co.
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YOUNG MEN

Espscially who have become tho victims of Solitary
Vice. that dreadful and destructive habit which annu
ally sweeps to unimely grave thousands OF Young
Men ofthe most exalted talents and brilliant intellect
who might otherwise have entraneed listening Senates
with the thundars OF eoqunce walked to ecstacy the
living lyre, may call with full confidence.
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BALTIMORE t9sK no RlTAL,
- ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE FROM
-HBi ono aQUACKRRY. 'yio'hi
The Only Place Where Cure Can be
ilaRTzi3I9 ag Chfained.

1NH!JOHNSTON BIAS D1SCOVEkEO TIE HUST
II Certain, Speedy and only Edectual Remedy IN the
Wcrd for all rriyate Diseases, Weakness OF the BACK
OF Limbs, Structures, Affections Of the Kidneys and
Baddse, Involuntary Discharges, Impotency, Genera
Debility. NeryoumesA DyspepGs, ,LAnguor, LoMSpi
Confndon Of Ideas, Pslptston Of the Heart Tmidity.
Trembling Dimneas of Sight OF ddiness, Disease OF
the Head, Throat, Nnse or Skin, Affections OF the
Liver, Lungs, Stomach or ,Bovesthose Terrible Dis
orders arising from Solitary Habits Of YouthEthose
SECRET and solitary peaccs more fatal to their NC
the song Of Syreps TO the Asrners on Uiys-
sss bigh6ng their most brilliant hopes or a1teipa-
tinns ras,6orin0 marriace. irif,osfble ASA - -
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STRANGE RS

rru,, no, your lives or health to the OF the many
Unlearned and worthless Pretendsrs destitute OF
knowledge, name or character, who copy Dr. John
nsners regularly Educated Physicians, incapable OF
Surins they keep you triing month aiter month ia
King their filthy and poisonous compounds, or as long
as The smallest fee be obtained, and IN despair
iaave Won with ruined health to sigh your CALLING
Drr' Johnstoni- the only Physician advertising.
His credentials or diplomas always hang In his Office
His remedies or treatment are unknown 10 all others
nm: The first in G country and more extensive
Pr;pafs Practice than any other Physician IN the
world.
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REFER TO

Hon. X. l.. Berkshire, Judge Supreme Court
Hon VIM. K. Harrison, Judge Supreme Court OF
Appeals, Clarksburg, West VS.. A..
~ aof ESQ, President NJ. & NJ. bank ~ Wkssiing
At Ciarksburg, West We.
W. wagner, Cashier N. q NJ bank nf Wheeling q
Morgantovn, West Va. H... lE .s
Kramer x Kahn, Bankers, Pitt.v.iI ~, 80. ....
Rttenhouse, FAINT Co., Bankers, Washington, IL
norl4n
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
o.ao,a Eu,, v;,or Restoras.

MN ediately Cured and Full Vigor Restored.
Ths Distressing Affection which renders Iife miser-
able and the penalty paid by the
victims ofmproper ndulgences Young persons are toe
10 commit from not bengaware OF the dread
FIJI that may ensue. Now, who that under
stand the subject pretend to deny that the power
procrsaton is lost sooner by those falling into improp
haht than by the prudent! Besides being deprived
of the pleasure Of healthy offspring, the most serious
and destructive symptoms a both body and mind arise
The system becomes Derangei, the Physical and Men
tai Functions Weakened, Loss Of Rocreatve Power,
Heart Indioestop Constitutional Debility, wasting
Of the Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death
Ofice No. I south Frederick st.
Lett hand side going from Baltimore street. few doors
from the corner. Fail not to observe name and num-
Der. .-
Lsttsrs must be paid and contain stamp The Doc
tors Diploma hangs in his office.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

Jupiter arc q good doal liko tho earth. but
arc thoy inhabited They look like tho ter.
restrial breasts Of nature but arc they
really nursing breasts Do they, like that,
give food to living offspring Or arc they
tho moro images of such breasts i-malo
teais, dry of all nutritiye powor ?-sports,
or rather oyer.works of nature marks of
a wider law than the noods of mother Garth
require Many sketches of design, of
which only one was to be executed !? MANY
specimens of tho preparatory process of
making planet, of which only ono was to
DO carried out into tho making of world :
Such questions might naturally occur to a
porson acquainted with the course Of croa-
ton in general, oven before he remarked
tho features which tend to show that Jupi
ter and Saturn, that Venus and Mercury.
havc not been developed into poo pied worlds
like our earth"
To the objection that tho failures incident
to the incxporenco Of human ondeavor. can
not be argued of tho Divine Architect, il is
replied that, in every part of nature, arc en-
bryos not viyified. d.-gorms not developed, -
as in the case Of seeds of poxious plants,
the eggs of insects aud fishes, of which "in-
comparably tho greatest number end as they
began, mere ovulos, marks OF moro possi-
bility, of vitality frustrated" NJ
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Stand by the Administration.

Because it is engaged in struggle &c
rescue the country from gigantic REBEL.
ion and long cherished treason.
Because it is attacked by enemies who
have sworn 10 destroy our Union.
Because il is making an honest effort 10
preserve our free institutions. and main.
tain popular liberty.
Because traitors are making every ef.
fort 10 destroy lis power, and embarras.
its exertions.
Because your interests are at stake in
the contest.
Because millions Of people are to bt
sacrificed il we fail.
Because the rights Of man are involved
Because the hopes OF human liberty
will be animated or blottej out forever.
Because We are contending with the
principles Of despolism and tyranny.
Because the loya! and patriotic men oil
the South are imploring us 10 be firm.
Because the world are watching our
struggle 10 day.
Because it is contest for national life
and honor.
Because the happiness, peace and lib
erty of our children are 10 be sacrificed OF
preserved,
Because no other Union, and no Unior
RECONSTRUCTED" by traitors, will be th,
glorious Union left us by our fathers.
Because millions yet un6orn wW cars,
our memories If aos fail.
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by the sound made by stamping upon tho
cell floors.
70 That If tho cells had boen examined
as often, even as once week, Tho cscape
could not have been effected.
"6. That tbero was q neglect Of dutv In
not making such examination.
- That this neglect Of duty rests with
tho military authorities.
"S That tho work of cutting into tho
air chamber, and tunnelng from there tc
the prison yard, was performed botweor
the Sd of November and the time of es
capo.
10. That from tho said Sd to tho 2stt
of November, the prisoners of war wore, to
all intents ard purposes, under military
authority, with tho exception of tho night
watch. For this the Wardon was rosponsi.
ole.
40. That in view Of tho testimony and
all the circumstances bearing on tho case.
tho State authorities are not responsible
ior the escape of John Morgan and bis cap
tains.
al. That as long as rebol prisoners arc
confined in the Ohio Penitentiary, thoy
should be under tho entire control Of the
Warden, with advice of the Governor at
such times as he may doom it necessary to
proffer the same. He has charge of some
seven hundred conVicts, and any authority
that may bo assumed over other prisoners
must, to certain extent, conflict with his
duties as roates to said convicts. The dis.
cpline of the prison must, ns a necessity, be
under tho Warden's supervision, aud for
this he is responsible If ono officer hat
command over the convicts,. and another
over the rebel prisoners, both being confined
during the night in the snmo cell blocks
and at all times during tho day, there il
great danger OF collision, and thore may b,
instances whore it is difficult to toll tho ex
net point whero tho duty of one begins ant
tho other ends. The adage, 'One pool
general is better. than two good ones, will
bold good in most cases. For the safety O
State prisons, as well as for the success
our army, there must be an undisputed au
thority and an undivided responsibility"