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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-04

D6S-A eorierpondept prtlng from Morris
Island 10 the Chiisiion AdUoeafe and Journal
faxs; SAT nighI We can see the p'sth Of shell
tmough all lie journey, lighted as II is by the
burning fuse, When the range is two miles, the
track Of = shell from a moriag describes very
nearly half the arc Of circle. On leaving The
mortar Il moves on, elimbAg up aud up In
the heavens till IL Is nearly or quite mile above
the earth, and glidea along for momeni, ap
parently in a horizontal line; but quickly you
see the little fiery orb Is on the home stretch,
describing the other segment Of the circle. A
shell from Parrot rihed gun, in going two and
"A half miles. deVlateB from 4 straight line not
quite as much as q ahell from mortar. But In
passing over this space considerable time is re-
quired. Tue reports travel much faster than the
shot. A shell from mortar will make q dis
tance Of two miles in about thirty seconds, and
from Parrot gun In about half that time. The
flash Of gun at night, and the smoke by day,
indicate the moment Of the discharge, and fifteen
or twenty seconds give an abundance Of timo to
find shelter in a splinter proof, behind a trench,
or something else. II 10 wise and soldierly to do
10, but many pay no attention to those Kissing,
Hcreaming, lying in the day time, il shot from
gun, invisible devils, except 10 crack jokes at
their expense; occasionally one pays bis life for
his foolaardiness
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-04
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nUuh9 my Abasnea, RICHARD q, COOPER, n 4
" Attorney Al law No sO' Market Street. win attend
10 M pnAlness aEO. READ RIDDLE,
Wilmington, February 9th, lsB4-isb i2Im
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-04
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
UNION COUNTY COMMITTRE.

a meeting of tue UaiOn Central Committee for
New Castle County, will be held at the Hotel Of
John Foster, in the city Of Wilmington. on We'd
nt dag next. the 9th last. at 10 o'clock, "A. NJ.
Every mrmher OF the Committee is earnestly
epurslrd TO he present.
i'ii JOlfs A. ABLDERDtCE, Chairman
Biandywine Lodge, No. lS, I. o. o. F.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-04

AZ Memphis, an order for the enrolment Of all
Hnl.e citizens cot connected with the militia or.
ganizaton has been ordered.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-04
ibsrs not il arrears admitted Farr.

Tlotei for slngle lsoture l6 0snls.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-04
$ M. pETTENdILL 4 Co.

No. 81 Park Row, Nsw Yorkd5t6 Staissf., Boston,
Are our authorized Agents in those cities to take "A
,srtisemsnta and subscriptions fot the Journal aud
Bta'eamAn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-27

One OF tie most ext: anrd'nary ard powerful polsi
cal pamphlets Of the times, containing review G
the JEFF Davis party, and some interesting private
history Of the kichmond Departments. &C.
The Charleston Courier says: 'This is pamphlet
lately Issued from the pointed pen Of F Pollard,
author of "Biack Diamonds "First Year OF the
War;" sc. Many readers VIII dissent from so"le
Of Mr. Poilard's views, but none will deny his
abilities. or the relevance OF his conclusions TO his
premises if once admitted or established. No one
will 90 to sleep over this pamphlet-tinless us
reading follows good dose of aRodyne.'
For sale at the all Richmond bookstores.
Orders Of the trade at the usual discount These
should be sent ia early as the edition is limited AID
a great demand is anticipated.
Price, 81. Sent to any part ei the C"nte'srscy
(prepsid) for 81.
Order Should be addressed tn
PROPRIETOR or C1NFEDfEATE
ia 27--!ts READING RO IN, Riehmor'', Va.
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~ Coloslsst<
cad Feves.

We had no conception II the damage dlnt
the boasted lron-clAda. the inviuciols te'
moustes ofths Unitsd 6tatcs, by the Charles
ton sorts, TN We read the late honest con
fssalobs OF the commanders Of those vessels
that they were no match for the forts; that
contrary to their ardent expectations, th.
most powerful iron.clad vessels aeem unable
30 cone with land batteries, and that the ma
val forces Of the United States cannot take
Charleston! The question Of ships and forts
nay now he considered a. forever settled
and the old superiority of forts, demo"
strated hundred times 10 former wars e
mains uudisturbed BY oil the modern ln
provemenss In naval enginery. Snch naval
armament ~ that which has been operating
for six months against Charleston has nevei
before been employed In the waIaof the
world. And now II acknowledges useli
beaten, and honestly contests that Charles
ton, II taken at sll cannot be taken by Sta
And 10 whom belongs the credit Of the
most sncsessful AID magnificent defence o.
fortiAcations against ships that history it-
corisf Who, tor elk months, with limited
means and resources, has set the whole
power Of the United States at defiance, and
beaten back the most powerful naval arma-
nent that the world has ever seen! Who
10 Il that has rivalled the fame Of TOdleheB,
aud made the defence Of Charleston a. won
derful "a that Of Sebastopols And why lie II
shat Congress does not utter thst name, and
give It formally the thanks which every man
10 the nation speaks, aud which such exalted
genius and devotion deserve! We know
bot why. But If Congress would atone for
lite many absurdities and shortcomings, il
1t would cleanse and purify those lips which
have discoursed 30 much faction and folly
lot It utter with it's dying breath-Beaurt-
gard
During the past sombre year, the only sta,
Of snccess that has shone with steady radi,
ance upon our storm-tost sea, is that which
CLEANS from the battlements of Charleston.
The right man has been In the right place,
and he has been supported by harmonious
and selfsacTifcing people. All honor to
Charleston and Its faithful and heroic de-
vlrtuous chief, whose transcendent talents
ard energy are only equalled by the rare dis
interestedness Of his nature and the beauti-
ful modesty Of bis character. Whilst such
constellation OF military genius still guides
the armies of the South as Lee, Johnston,
Beaureeard, Longstreet, Msg.uder, to say
nothing of other stars not yet SO high in pc:
sition, bnt whose brillianey gives promise of
an equally grand career, doubt and despon
dency should be dismissed. and Gratitude,
Faith, and Hope animate every Confederate
heart
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ESPECIAL N,TICE We wonl call attention.
10 our saIs O. magnincen. pianos, fDe silver and
plated ware, furniture china and glass &c, tbs
morning st 10 O'Clock, at orr salesrocins, No IL!
Main between 9th and 10th SITS.
il 27-lt WILLIAMSON h co, Aucts.
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~. SPECIAL NUTICE.-The sale af Madame
Sons furniture viii be resumed this morning nj
/, o'ci0ct. Many desirable articles Of Furniture,
such
Carpets, wasdrobes, chairs
Dinner ware, tin and wooden ware
A LOT of millinery, counter show case, Se,
will be sold TO- day CAUTHORN,
ja27-lt' Auctionter.
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eAOftoE 70 ths ladies u RieLmond.-Ladses
~ Wishing - have theas hair braided for balls.
1eddssGs, ~, can hare h done handsomely 81
cellaE % Marshall q, bsewe lah and 9Th streets.
$1,000 huuse aoose - JCoeph's Orphan Asylua.
ND zIehe bsnAte anA cur.s d0pe IN with unat
49, sos aaEeaeh Tes1s notssass j. 07-0st
Y ~ Agtse - uh0es -We ere pow feed1 10 G
IA eomOneaee case0mess ~ she hul1en1iayS =
Daktag shces Il ~ kiAAe Gene Ia aoa have sone
nAasHSes taken. CO1JM DioD, oNpt NY.
JA17--lt
EO1 DALE - ycusg DIV, TN VII have ear r.
to - thsee useks /; Also. sooae Huii = 90
EO6 - 6aoGN nagle -, JeSs1A Jsha.
4 - 49,, = 49, a14f1e Ny ~ aeeo -
49, - ~; ~ ssi;fs ., =, s
- - = - I - - q !.
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AIVIl1C11g1

-
- ~ - 6lsoo1l
MA9Nu1Cm1
Nk p,anen
r.-.
- weeneo41y, ~ 13hk -. y anesn
No sis..:, 80 ~ = or slssssss. -
piesee, q IL sulIsvme -...
"1 &C. g s''ave ''ssvred, i.s:
aN.n ~
evS, 1eeewo0d, CAkRs
q ~ c:.As.t $50
- ksabs Z osSsS
An ars q ssr,,,o, so.s -
W. - anisA
vs,Aroses ..,....A,
~ 49, oss
80 ~ 1.s.S wuoooe ehairs
S.1sx ~ "a eoseAgo bsphaeH.A
pesaher ~ rsssS-
M. shasS ~ 49,. A.o nolstsss
NAnkees. oof:,s - =. s.s"fssees
Cn-esss.s sss ss. - sneeo
Cossine. pcsior "a uhss -.
Hoosn "a sissic.s,v v'"e' "oves
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-27

153-FOR. DaEwRY'S BLUFF The Steamer A II
SCHULTZ Capt bill, will, until further rstce,
lea1e the Dock Gates, foot Of 26th street, daily
Except Sundays) ct 10 O'Clock NJ.
Returning, viii leave the Bluff daily at O'Clock
Pm.
Fare one dollar each way. il 2A--ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-27

TWO frame tepemepts for eaIe q auction, one on
Il tho North side OF Charity, between St PAul
sed 81 Peter sts the other the East Hoe Of Sd o.
near 6hockoe Hill burying ground.-win be sold d
auction on the premises, on Thursday, 2sth January
1884, ct * O'Clock, In the order advertised, the
comfortable framed dwelling on Charity ct, now O..
cupied by colored man named Henry Robinson.-
After which will be sold new framed tenement on
the east line Of Sd Ut, to the buryipg ground
having three good rooms, with immediate possession
TERMS Cash. The taxes for 1854 10 be paid By
the purchaser.
ja 26 GODDIN & APPER6ON, Aucta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-27

M ACRES Of Valuable Timbered Land on the
IUVy Peuinaula, In warwick county, for sale at
sucUon -WE be sold at auction, ca 1hursday. tho
9Th Of February, 1884 ~ our one; IN ~ ely e
R,chmnnd, as u O'Clock u, 1t0 acses o. va1usba6
timbered Land, belonging to Dr n H Carts, u War
Yorktown, convenient 70 Two rivers, which abound
In fish and oysters. Tho soil Of that county b %
well known that Il requires no description.
TxRxs-Cash. The taxes for 1854 70 be paid b.
the purchaser. GODDIN APPERSON,
jazz ? AuctiOneern
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GoDDIN 4 APPERs0N, Auc.a.

r ARGE and Excellent Brick Tenement on the
! South side of Marshall. between 9Th and 9th
SITS, near the New Market, for sale at auction.-we
will sell ut auction on the premises, on Thursday
18th Ian, 1854, a. O'Clock P n the large and we'll
built brick tenement located above, now occupied
by Mr. Fisher at the rent o. $3.50 per mouth. The
Possession 81 be had in short time. The lot has
. front Of % 4 feet and . depth Of lS7 feet TIE
attention of those wishing TO make . good invest-
nett is particularly invited to this sale. The taxes
for this year to be paid by tie purchaser
nI.The property can be bought privately.
jx rs GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
NEW Brick Teneneat in sialey, on the west line
~ OF Pine, between Dover and Elmwood SITS, for
eale at au.ton Will be tcld at auction on the pre-.
mises, on Friday, the TO- Jan, 1864 at O'Clock
three brick tenements located as above, now ocou-
pied respectively by Messrs Stone, Storm and Jones,
and renting at $50 TO $50 per month.
TERxs-Cash The taxes for this year to b. paid
by the purchasers.
ja 20 0ODDlN l. AHPERSON, Aucts.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT AND SALE
EoR RENr-A farm Of irh acres. within ax
miles OF the city, upon which there il gooo
brick dwelling Also, kitche q, corn house, stable,
ana an excellent orchard OF young fruit trees salad
bsds, &c, &c. Apply to Advertiser - through P
o, OF to Mr. BALLow, at CLERKS tta9e, Henrico Cir
cult Court, corner All and franklin ste
ia 27-lt*
EOx rent--The Capitol House. second door below
i the corner OF Aain and 9th sts. Possession
given Immediately
Also. cook for hire. For further particulars sp-
ply In the house j. Stat
Lon RENT-Desirabl- Rooms and Kitchen, cor.
y ner OF Sd and Franklin SITS j. 27-At
Il OR Rent-A House containing seven rooms,o
r Clay street, second square above Brook
Avenue. Water and gas on the premises. Apply
at the carpenters shop of EST 3 BRO, Main.
between 7th and 9Th sts, between the hours Of
and O'Clock P M. ia % ut
Il OR kEhT-Ths large and el. CANT houee Known
% No 700 Asin 81. over NORRIS clothing
tsblshment, cont aiming Il OF Is rooms With III the
modern inprovem. n;s. water, gas, 10 It would
suit excsllently we'll for board house. For terms
spply to PULLlAM, HANEs wElsIaER.
jA.6-st Auciionssrs.
EOR Rent--Th.ss very desirable Rooms. In .
Pleasant 10 elton, on the upper cad Of Grass st,
At rsasorsel pricsa Address 'sBox es6,"PO.
jas6-2tt =
II OR Rsnt-Two rooms, one we'll fufniahed, On
! Marshall, between snrh and Henry sss. .
Lon 1EsT-x nicely iar0.6sd room % Leigh d,
between 9th lind Oh e: Apply 81 door from
EOR RENT-Ose farnia6sd room on 0Isv ser,et.
between "a snd Sd, North side. j. 2S-2t@
EOR Rent-A small Rom, plainly farSi.Ead,
suitable for single gentle man, on 9th street.,
French Garden Hill within ten mnutss' walk Of The
Capitol Square. Address "g B." box A7i.
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ATWANTED-Dead cows, horsea, muies, goats,
10 -Persoos having such on their lots can have
them hauled away Immediately, besides getting the
highest price paid for them, II word be left I'll br
James 0ailegher's drug store, en- Main, between
7th and 9th SITS; ut Lewis AntelOttis, the Cen.
trail Railroad Depot, and at Mr. Jones's grocery CT
Clay ct, two doors from 6th at the Glue and Uii
Works and Tannery, In rear Of the new rotr House,
foot Of 2ds
N B-0des Of an kinds wanted, for which full
market price will be paid. 10 2i-12tt
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oEEC:IAL NOTICES.

oEE[IAL NUfiCEA
AFFOR SALE at all the Richmond Bookstores
TIE RIVAL ADMINISTRATORS
RICHMOND AND WA8hINGTON IN DEcEM Der
.lcSs.
By + A POLLARD,
Author OF "The First and Second Years OF ahe
War;
Peocald noce,s:faa ssoa oporta It exne't jrsT
MAN.
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ETOAK BARK WANTED.-Ws wish to pur-
chase twenty cords or more Of Oak Bark for cur
Tannery. Parties having any oa hand will pie sse
id lrses us, fog which We Will pay the very highest
price. AAI6NE 90.
Ia 0-6ts Box LOFT.
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AUvIiVN aALso-faYvas Dan
By HUI, Dickinson d Co., Auet'rs.
CoNMIss1OyERs' Sale q Nssroe. VIII
~ sell, a. the auction house Of Hill, Dickinson
Co, On F.iday NJ 1t. the 70 inst, at 10 o'clocl
two Eegro slaves named Henry ara ssvory.
k Re w sAkps. and comn'r..
HrI. DIcxIxsos 4 Co, Aucts. jazz
NONMIssIONFR's Sale of Negroes by order Of
the Hastings Cont for the City Of Richmond
o'clock, at the auction house Of Hill, Dickinson
Co, for cash, the following named negro slaves Ar
thur, Peter, Frank, Henrietta and her two children
5 and years old, belonging to the estate Il Vim
Masnford, decd. WM P.MCNfoRD,
Special Commissioner.
Bill. DrcKrSsoN h Co. Auctis. .js27-tds
By Richard C1,sthory, Auct.
u Thursday, the 2sth inst, at 10 O'Clock, will
sell, under the Metropolitan Hall, the
RaofxtuTes, stove
A lot Of wood and coal
Chairs, benches, tables
Tsaxs Cash. L cAUrHoRN, Aue..
By q. w Wills, AsAa.,
No 63 Main street.
T WILL SELL at auction, at store, on Thursday
I Jsn %, commencing at 10 O'Clock, large lot G
Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting IL
part Of
Carpets, rugs, wardrobes
Cabinets, cottage and other bedstesds
Mattresses, tables, chairs, washstands
Blankets, sheets. cooking stovea
Large lot china and~rocksry ware, &e.
sALAo,
At IL Gcleck-
large lot dry ,ods, clothing. shoes. &c.
JAZZ GEO w WILLIS, Auctr.
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I ROs Works for s.le will Sell ny interest,
j which IL one-h half, Of EstelDe Furnace, in An
Gnsla county Va, near the Va Central Railroad, 10
niles West Of 0aaunt0n, (uOw owned and VIC, ked by
BgrAe and. kunkle the tract Of land contains
shout {, 900 acres Coaiings and ore banks conve-
nent, and everything IN good repair with an ample
number of kends. teams and snpp.ies COR the year
Possession given st once Address,
j. 2J-d2s. Pond Gap, augusta Go Va.
TREAT BARGAINs from Auction.
NJ English cslicoes, oay IS IS
D.eached ottons, Is 50
Brown cott ns. very cheap
HE cambric. pollius
Spool costGu, hwns
needles. only 50 cents paper
Extract haywood, - pound
cheap lOt or ladies' shoes
Rset baking soda, only % 50
fnvel0pss and paper, very low
u. ~. os.l .ssy a sko ,'sss S. :
j. M-Ms "a Main street
nKIEb PkACHEs.-
- Susfees ,ies
lot Of drisd peaches beans, aud PEGS
Sorghum, cotton rope. and cottsn
NV baaon aad lard
ya.itsr vhisksy and spp's brandy
NC -ass sna blackberry via.
Crssfsd sssas, green and black tee.
GEO 4 WsKD.
AM-yte No % Maia staeet.
EsRn0N sALIA
~ sosbs ssalaa sa,is. (gsaaias nps,Ah } ga
pslN quaality, II r. ~ pS1s1 BY Inc barrel,
= - p~is = asaAlIsr : =. 1osnissz
Dealer y aas wines, liqaors, 10,
ia sless. bsessen Msn md Cara
8Is 0aass cssd'.
- ,as.s. ~ ); s'a : .A1ssl e'1.
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BOARDING.

XTISTfOnS TO Richmond can be accommodated
". with lodging, BY the night or lnnger, atfthe
Bdgsmcrt House, on Main, between 9th and tn cts
Ia 22-6fa
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By Redwood d PAillips, Aucts.,
81 Main street,

an Wednesday. 9Th inst, ct 10 o'clock, ve I'll
sell at auction, It our store, general MON
ment of
Furniture, clothing
SHOES, watches, 40
large oil tin cans
Cheat CT carpenters tools
Cooking and ofhce stoves.
REDWOOD I PHILLIPS, Aues,
j. 20 q Mi. ss,,s,
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HORSES. Cows, Vehicles, Harness, Watches,
I'LL &c Il will sell by auction, at the Rcse Lot,
nesday and Saturday, the articles specially enuus.
rated above, and any other that may be presented
for sale. Sales are earnestly solicited Once with
II Cauthorn. Q0r whom sell also have ~ "Is.
der slate'' ana 'Drop Box" at Goddn h Appesoai,
where may be found when not at R Csu,horb's iuc
ton rooms. Sales Of any character rendered me vii
be attended TO with prompttude and falthfullneA
j. an .W&s15tt II P TAYLOR, Aucti
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IDOARG-Ars ulGG kS can acc IMMEDIATE few
ID more day bOarders at her residence, LIS Broad
street. oatween Ssf and 9th. south side, up stairs.
II 47@s9tA
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ENTH Horses .snd te" Mules fof A. 81
tion.-Wrl b. sid on Friday mo,u'1cn 81.
Inst cosamensiag ct 10 o'clock, q NE '"'
Hason QsastQe Brunch
RPAR( HRR, Major sne v"
oeDe conducted By rnos " Kssssa Aae'"
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~ q. ~ - -
80, ve,A@n : 49, sees. 49, =
ReAss ~ =. = -. los Sss1ay -
~ n r. ~ Pm. { N ~ = - = -
~ S,sssS.s : eAsss-sassp 49, ~. ~ CO.
S11k 80 e AaaA nssss
~ 49, ~ = aa.salse r.. = -
~ !. 49,. So ~ -
Ss-Ssis lesVs = - - rAvs, Al.
~ = q w!1..-
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b. Lee e Boacmon, A,lcfiOneeys

NV = viii cell At our auction rooms, on Wedpeu.
w day, 9th Jan, 1864, q No young man .,
good character and wellQnalifed - house sesyar,
or farm hard.
ing Of woman and her ave children.
ia ~ LEE & BOWMAN, Auess
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LURN!TUkE, Tobacco, T., fr sale AZ .u.,,o,
u On Wednesday, the 9TH insf, At 10 o'ciceI
WI sell At my store, An extent ssortmspt Of !,
csIlent Furniture, comprising "
Belstc .ds, bureaus, ehairs
Tables, bedding, DC
Choice lots chewing ard sme king u b.eoo
Stoves Of various styles and patterns, &c.
ALSO,
bbls extra supernne foar
ia 20 ES PLEAsANrs. Au.y,
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VALUABLE private Residence on Franklin, ~
" tween a3i and 24ih streets, FOR sAs 800 ss
t,c.. be eold on tho prsmisss. ~ Hoeaay
February Let, Ut 4 O'Clock P n, uluaois "a
House and Lot On Frankln street. between ~ rSs
2Ith, at psssent occupied BY Mr. PasksL axe. ,,1sr
houae has elgR or nine rooms, and eooU 80 -
and has rs aud water. Pssessi0n can % s's' y
ne ~ - 'a W neA' A JAS NJ TAYLOR, Aus
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-27

tbs city officials should have abandoned tao
sacred trust left them by Washington, ala CIV
en- 30 the school intended Tor fhe pnor While
children, 10 be pied By contraHands, Nc
matter how stringent the necessities q me
Military Government, il coud meyer l}aVe heeis
nncnssary e. have given 10 this Scho,I. estab-
l;sI,so by Washington, ii;.t ;s (; cnn{TaE'ai'o
l1ospit< /, and then as s<:hoo i"r Tie negroes
IF he Was elected he would pledge hlS lie J'l"-
the Government at " a~lalngLou, shouia return
the institution, cleansed aDd renoEaIeo:
or else give them EeW building as q ot'inpen
sat;on. lie did not believe that there Wao any
one 50 yecraaut, In the civil CT military Severn
mcnt, vho would willing IS, $hNar5 The WISHES
Of the Immortal George Washington os21 ne
thought that ceusnce 2nusJ and q onId tau Upon
the CITY Council, tor detollci2on q 6eiT "oty
ia this particular The speaker next a'Inded
20 81 expression made by HIM III 3 former
sDeech IN r. gard to the SuperinGen5 u Police,
Mr.. 3rimes-who be SAID had gotten up
card and had it published with the names o.
several parties, without authority. tie de-
sired 10 quality bis former feAafA' S'lA % a'":'
shat II Mr. Crimes "as oos more '''"eS' ="
his private than in his political character, he
would not trust MN &C.
Mr.. Massey hao aAuaed 20 me. i ire 'Je
partznent, and said It was me 11Jnslest Soo
ever thrown to whale Mr. Massey 90
doubt, knew more about whales than he Ehe
speaker, and the 5ac5 that he held gooo 1aE
Office was evidence Of better kao"Ledy e OF az
Cling. He understood the art Of whaling 90 De:
to throw weapon with such precision &bat Il