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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-10
10 THE READERS and FRIENDS
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Of bloody and protracted civil war. Its duration
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-10

DIVORCES IN IDAHo.--Idaho, besides hav-
ing very rich gold diggings, where SAFE is
sometimes taken out In a day by some
lucky miner, is good place for mismated
married people. Hawoman there becomes
dissatisfied with her husband. or finds some
man she likes better. she states her case to
the Presidectof the mining district where
she resides--he calls ,miner's meeting-%
they unite the matrimonial knot, and she is
at liberty to take whoeyer she plcasee, pro-
yided sho can get him. 9sSc eos rsae trfls
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Terms Of The Daily Statesman.
The Weekly Statesman for the Cam
paign.

In order to extend the circulation of our Mammoth
Weekly Edition Of The OHIO STATESMAN, and to
enable our friends to get up Clubs for tho Presi-
Dental Campaign. upon the most favorable TERMS
we have decided FURNISH it to Subscribers, from the
7th of July to the middle Of November-embracing
the whole Of the exciting and important Political
Campaign, and including the Presidential Election
Returns-at the following Low AND GREATLY RE-
DUCED RATES: ~
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07
Hoaa IN MIddIe Tennessee.

Bat fsr the damage done 10 Union farmers and
ibe Union interests Of Mi5dle Tennessee We could
Slsh that Hood would enter the country with I0e,-
- desperate Rebels and deTsStste tbs whole eOun-
y. Middle TenHessee Is fall Of treason, oyerrun
Sas bitter, aoTeleHtiRg- mean aud meddlesgsse
rsbes, who invite raids and give Information. gh'y
aaerre % be purified sas by sre, and made TO feel
To consequences Of their vile conduct. God send
hat Hoods thieves may est out and consume an
tie rebel grain nest and forage in that section Of
the fs,ais
HsAner class Of men Ero the pretended Union
'nen Of Middle tennessee, who sre fading fault Of
be administrator, ouplaining Of she loss Of thsif
aegF'es and who West into the Chicago conspiracy,
AID associate with and ehaorse for rebels. They
sh; to be sent out Of the country, and the money
e.y have been making under the protection Of tbe
fersl Government, BY Tie sale Of their patriotism
oegsi y be applied 70 The support Of o,s soldiers
Si7s aa4 children.
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Dear TraYellng.

The officers e the rebel arsny ara heSeeehing their
saperioss for m BeFease Of pay What they gel Is,
of course, magnificent 10 comparison with the mis-
cradle stipend Of The private soldier, bat By the
rpid depreciation Of The currency h has ceased 10
ts any reoomPenss for their services. An caacar
vhcse letter vas read IN the rebe Congresths other
day declares that even when an otHeer gets . fnf-
loughto 60 home u il impossible for him 20 do 20 II
he lives st distance without other means than the
GOvsrHmenf furnishes him. Thus the writer re-
marks, IN dismal jolly spirit
sHow can We whe live some six O. seven hundred
miles hence afford 10 pay the railroad chargtsf Ac.
oordng 10 present. rates BrigsaeF 9onerals month
~ pay win only carry him from kichmond u
Augusta; Colonel could not 60 further th0n Char
lotfe, n C.. Lieutenant Colonel would have 10 lay
over At Raleigh; Major would not gel further than
Danvilisi and As for poer Captain or Lieutenant,
after paying Tor \ bed In Riehmond, they would
hare fasi about enough len 70 buy ticket 70 the
Grst water station
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07
CaWood's Scouts.

IN CaTo5i, Of Jefferson county. has company
: None Guards, in sopse way authorized by the
''''eFai authorities. This pompsny Is made uP, In
ar Of rebels, sud Of men who have basn in the
'''el service They are aFfssting men and sending
.-'la 10 here and they are being imprisoned and
''fAod upon the foriaeatians Sanas Of the Inon
.11 Srrsst deserve u be imprisoned, but others Of
sa ara better ihaa Gaoss S1o .srrsss fksaa And II
's' or that in some instances the tsasisas rebels
S sdEsHiage q their position 10 pay up oid sesFes
sg@nst Union lneh.
ihefs = storm Of indiyhsti6a getting sp among
~ H'oh naeu Of that county sgslsss tbs company,
'a bot withot esuse, and the sooner Il is disbanssd.
~ better Il will be Tor the service. The company
a u officers are in good standing with the relals
40 even with ostoyB's Aisrias saeuts. This /.
cough T. oIen the eyes Of Union uaen % Che Bsrts
u4al company. II u a dsagsTou Organization.
:, oa'easted 70 render more sficiszt services Co
- 'e''sli lhSn any e9aPaag uadsr BFsckis.Iaeei
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07
The Mesemcass or Hood.

Hood E reported 20 have caught keasst ~ Co
luinbis . Few days ago, in fight With Gen seho-
Geld. Hood Is reported 70 have Lost in Kidd and
wounded one thousand men, while Sehoaeld cap
tared throe hundred prisoners Hood haa cut he
read between BridgePo<s and Marfres>bsFo. and
also the wires. Whether he Is aiming 10 get Into
East Tennessee or Kentucky Is uncertain but Of enc
thing our friends may Fess assured sad thai h thai
The sAgaeiCus old here Thomas Is in his rear with
spsOoo men and viii give him ~ ne exercise necss.
sary for health and eomfOrt Everything Is work
Ing right euryscAers and vii turn uat satisfactory
IN The end. So iaaep KaaafiIla i concerned. /. i
Psrfectly sesare Aad can't q taken 81 sny fcree IA
tho cOnfsderacy. We have military man In COM
nAnd in whoa We have eonsdsncs, and tAey ara
backed aP with troops, supplies and ammunitios,
with the best Publications N the Unioa. We not
onlY Aays neR il. eommand in whose skin and eouE-
~bs W tSAf% s-ssH SSss-@ A@E A.
down, they are men who have proper sgPreeiatiea
Of rebels and rebel sympashiaers. ~
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07
The ISth OF December.

The Nashville Tssaes oE the 2Sth II Noveaahur.
comes to rs with the card Of the Middle Tennessee
Executive Comm;tiee stating that sbe Stale Con-
veniion viii be held al Nashville ga the Ieth Of
DCeesahrr. Our delegates thcT0fore via leave ths
peinl abeut Friday, the Iesh ef December. Lei
this he the understanding and there viii be ne fur
ther change. Here i ths cali Snd Il Is worthy Of
consideration;
10 THE USToS MEN or MIDDLE rESNEssEE.
The Executive Gomnilsee q Middle Tennessee
take this opportunity Of requesting the Union men
q the Middle Division Of The Stata 10 appoint del
egstcs 10 the Convention at Nashville on The iqth
q DeceEnber. The people of East ard Wass Ten
nossee vii be here II Is cur duty b mest tsem.-
The people Reet 70 take such steps IS wisdom may
direct II restore the State OF Tsnaseee 10 itS once
honcred status IN the great National onion
The dignity OF men descended feen e race Of
frVeuaea and heroes the HaiHtenAnee OF ycar Egtts
Asd the interests ct your children, all cal upon Yoa
70 act ss brave and true meA. Come forth in your
strength 70 assert your rights and TO organize the
lcyal continent 81 Tennessee.
ycsr owa personal responsibility II Is the assem-
hing q Union men for abe restoration Of their own
Commonwealth b. life and career Of Success
LEWIS TILlNAS,
WN. SPExrE
u. II. BRtKS,
A Y. s. LINDSLEY
1es- s FoNLER
EEeearsos Cogsssittsc Middle Tsasessce.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07

ne T.sMloca Z. labasnA1 papers ftrArs speech
made ty on ticv. flfawn, IL Tenaease In thar ETY.
81 tavofo lie eietioa MeCleliaa ana IN prCaisics
% IAneoin As Iiacoln had 10 sAeketi that state,
no one sstkmptea q reply nFSwn was uhe q Gov,
Harris eiace.boideFs, And assisted inshffying the
STATE Into rebellion HE sons ara IN The rebel army
shd went IN u tbs s.sH His property u The u.
entity q Nashsilie has bern dessfcyed e sseAss
Of restoring % hi,a hs rlsAta and before The ~
ends be WIN ga mere Of his rights. he sought
whilst meu,bst o. the ftbs military ecusistltset
70 give ueicn fhen their rights, and he should b
willing. b ta,n, T. receive his.
We ratssf s ssstsntf ffosn be speech, ehly with
view to show hi bitterness snd whsIeaAis Suissyr-
rzRsatssions
AS evsiy niaa in tie Caafeaetacy, rio hof poor,
hsa done sotnstha9 % Aid she rebellion, under be
lLincelns3 eonisotlaa aS4 81 their property, both
real and peFsoaal wsala Ia aiFidd among tha
mnens Of bis army, er cold 70 Y4y the expenses Of
the war. Under tia emancipation aei, ihe negtves
woald Be ftce4 and ieh among "a; feS the Moth
err States haa prevented their migration tlishet ~
lava aud their government e6aid ma eoioniSe thaal
on hecoent IL their war debt What . state Of co.
eiety weald We then haves Ourselves sIaroyerish-
ed car negroes among, and ca equality with as our
lands in the hands o. Tho Yankee owners who would
farm thnsu with eur negroes Il Nominal wages--
Such was now the sad pctsrs In Tennessee and those
border States that The Yankees hold. What has
BEEN win be agxin. Were We willing % submit 70
such degradation Wars we che scas 90 thoss no
bic PiOhesrs wheeohvaFtea The wilderness into shese
smiling gardena and fruitful aelis who erectsa these
temples 70 God thae courts ~ justice these eiuca
tCnsl institutes ana these happy homes amidst che
attack 81 savage Toe, willing % yield Uur nebls
heritage 10 the FsndAl foo--the hated Yankee 49,
Are We too craven 70 defend ~ Mel nsvegi We
WI conquer our independence. at We va die
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07
General Sherman's March.

Ihe oonlectureS are many, ss il regards the move
nesls Of GORefsl sherman, smoag those Of Us who
remain in bis resr. There are ne eoalecturez how.
HtnouC tho fSsS,=st@ns thrs,u,sh El.as
"a pRssed win them his ihvasion 81 their State
sssser reality and By this time they are feeling
- s8Tious effects 81 the rebellion. They are reap
z some q the fruits Of their doings-they are get
i1g back their Ice; rights. Ii Is reduced 70 a CIR
sain,y tat Mille3geyiiio GrifH Macon and Asgtis-
"a, have reeeivei Shermaa's polite sttsntioa, and
that they have followed IN the footsteps Of their A
lgs;rioas predecessor Ailsntai His array len At
lzuia the 18Th Of the msBth ard estimating that
lie army voald march twelve miles per dAy--whioh
aAir avgrsge-tsley are nov disposins Of Saraa-
80 By giving b her people rights they bad los, b.
he eaieioas interlnoddliag Of the Yankees with
Saihern institutions
TIE ccuutry through which sherman has marched
one over which neither army has moved 70 sny
extent an through very productive teEsitoTys-
BE will therefore, have ne lack Of food with whieh
70 sabslst his men. he took with him sslt ana Rs
bogs aud corn are hhIndaht, and forage, be win
aYe on the fat Of the laid ezting up the cattle po
~ and vegetables And . add 20 The e1ss Of the
amy IN is march towards the Atlantic there 10 no
rid force 70 cheek their march, bIi The State nili-
IA And these they vii sipe osii Al theif leisure
re rebels gsrrsoRing Charleston, Savannah and
casbia, and The eaStodians Of aur Union prisoners
4 lase points would DO well to gel oat Of the way
8Shsrrnans $4,000 vetersas We leok with Ia
lqai fOr the disrlosarss q the rebel press They
Vii seon howl over the r-iIaoas nEreh Of the van
aa Of the North "a they desOlaie the sacred soil
Il the South
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07

There Was terrible dog Sight aisost, q Rich
mead, between Tennessee hall Pup Known a.
Henry !. FoOte, and m Irish Cur. who once barhsd
and growied about this town, called Joka Miiehel.
The old Ball Pup, having Lost bis teeth from age
and hard service rssosted 10 the use of firearms,
sent his antagonist challenge 10 aghi duel and
the authorities have put Foole aader bonds 70 keep
the peace. We regard this preventing eight as
very great evl. They should hare encouraged The
agbi and in the end It would have rid the world Of
both. Both are humbags and hsse been curse 10
The country, and have kept ur 3 disturbance wher-
ever they have been.
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q 8. HaeslaI. Do. B. Tsaa.
s..s no, tsLl ~
United States IF America - District Of East
TaanaRaee

w The Disites Court % The Uslfsd Ststss At Knszs
vile, for The Distsa Of East Tssnese The ash day
81 NsyeSer 1854 by Jsncs p SvaA. Esq, Attorney II
de UaIted etsts for ala DISCREET behslf Fl The Uns
county, fsun eoatsinng leo bpg The soathWest
qaartes Of eectioR -, townskif 3 rage rcst the
basis iseia IT, 0seee dtseb ssizsd the properly
of Geasgs NJ, TErks sna sgzlaa 81 Pssspns lawfully
ntersentag gaF he aisfssts thsrsii alleging thai said
trhst ~ land hsd besn kebstsisrs sesed s. Reviews
Atsas a h he uailed Esafca Zoe enhzss 90 aid
80 III i9rsA ard kssFfxi 60 ba tEpe ana ersYbw
sasat 70 lhs saiion ansr he seal Is said Court 70
diFscte hereby give puddle notice 70 ell persons
oerped Ia lntnre II said tract e land t. appear bnfFe
said cears a The Court Hoase h Knoxvs Afots 90
the asa aay 81 iecembeF 1854 II 10 oelsck A. NJ then
and thsF b nieess thsr claias add make tksr asgs,
tisus. d. MeDANNRL,
u & Marshal Dst 2 fesa
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uai'sd States q kn s... : ristrist q East

THHENEAB, Az INFORMATION MAS PILED N
w Re Dsfle Gvaf % tis Unsd sfaass Il khoaYIlie
s Ne Dssfpt II East 7snsafsse, tse 7sS Aa q Me-
ysnhar " Jsspe p, svsn, ESQ, AtistarT o. the
uhltsf sistss o9 said Dslis On behslf 81 ts United
ssains - Amessss, hFaat srass - had IN Mossss
ee4ates 4eans sAeiaiss ths lads q y. " = Eilss,
Calvin hgnigemefT sad oksE sssd e the propafty 0f
Wa. A. Upton, sad Eezlasl ~ FFtoss iapfaIsy intesysn
as sa sAslf lnteFsss th@sa. thsi aid srse II
snd bal bsoa Aptofsse Aer b RsFeBus gent ~ fax.
feissa 70 DE unts4 at sf esaaes n aid
st fsfih esd bse u - tres, and fFsfs 6s Re dsasE
pesuess sna nonitssf Ns, Aessisss psssasna ia he
zssitca, andeE the seki - ssd CsaF ne directed.
ssfsby give pabiie Hoes 70 81 persons eehesfed in IN
sFest n sai q land 90 speeat before sa coart
a De Court House n KnexTiia kfetssaid 60 tie 21d
day VI Dsesntar, 1884, Fl 10 sslssA, 4 -, thsa knd
sbes % inaefpsss their is sd sks tkef alsgatisms
sli5 fsa $50 D. MaDAHNRIs -
O. y HarsSaf, Din. g. Teas.
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Robblng Unlen Ramlllcs.

The wife Of Col. Eawysss aenr EeN MaFkst has
boea drawn out Of her bed By the hair Of her head
and then plundsrSd Of ever thing. Other families
are sharing the same fate II the hands of tie rebel
sons Of men who have taken she amnesty cath, and
are now that Breckinridge holds thai country, giy
ing aid and comfort 70 tipl rebellion. Well the
rebels have Their day ,.o the Union forces wIllge
that soetiOa soon, And shen look ouL yen who have
pointed out Union hoosss and yea who have rebel
sons engaged IN this work Of plandar.
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% HtUAN NJ,
tx B,lss1al bsa. Y. T.aa.
SO mo. 1901
Vaiaea States Of America = District Of East
$500 Tennessee

"HKRBAs, An INFORMATION WAs FILED
w 70 fss District cosft Of The Unftsf States :,
kaexTin, for The pbaEsa sf kazs TenBea "a tEA IJt
das 81 November, 1854 b. JAes p sNsa. EsI AtsrI~y
Of the Ualtsd States fr ssAl Disrie, "a l+b.g ~ ~
Vaea stAsss Of AIneses, agaiast hoFe sad as Of
land IN ths tegn ofSsestssls Ia Aensss eosatg Tenn
adjoining The lots Of Henry Aaya, Ja2ee Sssett All
others sisted ~ the property " Thoaa, ~ rrettsr
saa aennsss sd FsEoas iaSfaly intervening for thsr
saiescits thefegp alsiaE hst said hsazs and - q LAID
haa ben hsIstatore sst1s BY Revenue Agent - riteS
TO bnstsd sfase for 10 sd issorzaa SCI frfh
aRd eEsFed - ~ lrns. and przysax Ser the aal prs.
a1d nqniioa Vow, therefore, PURSUANT 10 The Esutsn
HndsF TIE zeal d sad Court directed hsrsby ~
public aotsee 70 SD peTssas seaseTae In b h sad
hoass snd hos Of sad % appear before sad Csars a. he
C0urt House - KRexriis afaIesad on the 22l day II
December issz 81 10 seiaek ~. tasn ard thare 70 a.
tsrpdse their claims and make tassr aliss atssaa.
b. MCDANIEL
-
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An Important eraer frem Gen. wash.

i We dirsd general sttenlion % highly thspsrtens
orasF--Gsnefai Order 10. 7f-issasd by Nd Gsn.
washlnrB yesterday, and Published q de Arsns
this uaoEniag This ofder s1selaF thsi N Astess no
supplies viii be allowed 70 60 beyond The picket
sines which take In BaHtgas station % The east
Wolf river 90 TIE aDFth sHd Aonconnah creek on
TIE south No pAS@ VIII b. given ecsIne n ~ so
out exesBt for public purposes. No trading boats
viii te allowed below laiF0, and no crossing f the
river between Tehnessss and Arkansas wils be a.
lowed II Aise fsirBishss other information Of ip.
PortAHcs. -AfaspkiS Agsss.
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United states Of AmsrieA District Of East
Tennesseo.

.yrTRERgAa, An INFORMATION WAS FILED IN
w De DszsFiet csatt q shs uaea sssiss II kHeEfe
foe he District u East fsBsesss he z1h day % No.
yemhef. iees ~ Jamss p swan Esq, kftsfssy e Che
Unissl States f6F si4 Dsssst bshaf 81 hs United
States Of kseA against Tbs real and psfssnal pEapsy
aI he Knexslls Gas Light Eempsny and ths interest
right ard tile tboFsls which properly ooassa Of let u
land u TIE tosn Of khexSlla, II Khez eoantg. Tenn
bsans ~ ths eis 81 3smsa PnFks heirs II barry and
Helsssa Vlss AID Il also ensifss q tho ppee saotFs
lanp petta and 80 shsf Gxtupsr end the q way foF
said works., sisea De property II " IL snaaa q A.
L. Lamar and Iamss MiiiiazaE aad aeasnst 20 p9rsoue
lawfully nissyeniss 81 hsiF Interests Aefela alleging
said sereFY bed ben hsssFa sssnd ~ RssznasA ganh
Is gaFssa b sks Usi1 Hisa 81 ID aid infsf
pasien sst lstlH aed sselea 70 BE true aaa 1ns fef
sbe assai presses kna msasoa NsR, tAsesEs iasEss
AMI 10 the aonlliah. unef lhe ssa e size 20 ~
directed hereby give feile neise b 81 persans een-
esrasd 10 nesasi said pssrsrtf - eeFeaE essla Adj
ceart a tie reaft 1hass b Knoxfie siFesai &c he
asd as Of DessaksF 1854 at 20 o'clock. shes sRd
- D. MeDANNEis
q. a HusAai, De s. Hss.
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Il IEO. nal
United States Of America District Of East

4xfHKRHAE, A. INF0nt6ATI0NeWAS FILED IN
WI We DisttA Court % he Unllsa seIss II gbextis
for shs Diect ~ Raa Tgupesel, en- The 18th dAy Of
EeyembsF 1884, b Jas. r eraa Es4. Afterney 81 The
United StsiSs fF saId Bssfie behalf " he Unitsd
STATES - hEsrea, nSainat tract Of inEa u the saa
civil district q Beams eguhty, Tsun adjoining The and
Of HaRh Biair DAaei oafmiehasi aaa he wiaoa Baif
EsEed e he pfepety e. Janss Csfnfebasl and agans
80 rsrssns issay ntervenag 81 thsf interests thsfsia
alleging thas sid tract u lsae haA ben ksrsiofs ebsd
BY AeFssss Agent e. sssssa % ne uaiied ssatss Ct
ssasss n said lbfmssa - iestA and sssss be
aaa ps.ytag ~ ths asgss Foesss and mouideai Mos
sbeEeora pafsaat is Ehe esiiou ansr The seal q saia
CasFs b me directed, haspby give sabiic noiics AZ
fefsans eonesoa IN ioisRst il sAid trses AZ land
aageGf kafrs ssid CoaF q he uuft Heass Il Enoxxis
sfsfssad On fbe IA DAG Deeeker 1854 4 10 oecek
~ thes ard tiers % intsFresa tAeif sIains shd make
thsir anegatigsa
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United States Of Ansriea District Of East

yxTHgRgAs, An INFORMATION WAS FILED IN
w ia Diztsief Court u che Eaitsd States, 81 KRoz
ts re ls District 81 EAss Tea1sssse % the 2sth day
he Haies States hf saii nisset hha - The untsi
States II Amsrcas ssEinst tract Y lad u Claiborne
e6anty, Teas adjoining The lands ~ Hassa Davis the
widow Alezanesf Aba tae Ss3sa Davis sslssd ~ ths
property u JsAa Kineeid, ard azlnsa - psons law
iy Intervening Tor thsg iuteFes thera alleging thai
said tract o. band ha4 bsea ksctfee s1t4 b Revenue
Aesas - fsv ths listed States, sF eaasss IN s4A
af the asuA process ana moaiiiea New theFesFe par
aass 70 ne calton anAse tAs sssf q sai cosr ne
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The flag Of Truce.

General Carter aad staff mel GeneraI Ysngha and
Others, fsw days aga under Gag Of tsuee 81 New
Asrkst aud effected "A sxchsngs Of citizen pftsou-
ere. What the terms were we have not heard. bat
We have no faith in rebel pledges The gsntIemsa
representing our side weFs tso bright 10 be ohcssed
bot the rebels can SEA az advantage By violating
their treaty, And Tbs they The very men % aa-
pecf such fidelity a