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The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1864-03-20
9ailp yNouutainter,
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.

San Francisco, March l8.-Eastern line not
working last night. The Brother Jonathan
sail d ior your port. She carried seven hun
Jred tons of merchandise and great many
passengers. The Sierra Nevada will also car
ry about n thorsand tons of freight and up
wards OF five hundred passengers. Bark Jane
4 Fauikenbarg sailed for Portland with about
6Do tons freight. Bark Experience, thirty.s
days from Tahiti, brings $4,000 oranges,
l5D,O0O lemons, and 5000 cocoanuts.Y
All parties arrested on criminal indictment,
except Smiley, have furnished bonds.
U. S. Grand Jury have indicted Eugene l..
H,te, Bernard Van Horne and John l.. Cook,
for fraudulent invoices through the Custom
House.
R,pd decline in grain aud produce market.
Prices being solely of a speculative character.
Choice butter from the lsthmus, firm at Az
o-nts. Eggs 3O@35.
Ireka, March ia fie broke out about
half past o'clock to-day, among a lot (
wooden buildings on the corner of Miner and
oregon streets. Some eight or more buildings
were destroyed. A. e. Pay ne, in whose ba-
kerry the fire originated, is the heaviest loser,
The total loss is thought to be not over $l5,-
900.
Four men, of Co. F, California Voluntet rs,
stationed at the Forks of Salmon, have desert
ed and are supposed to be on Salmon Mount
aims watching for the express, as their" camp
FIRE, have been seen. They have been rob.
tJng Cinnamon
Jacksoaoitle, March lS The man heretofore
suspected of having committed the mLrdsl
prrpe rated some time since on Mrs. Long, Ia;
placed himself in, custody and demands Q
ivtal. He Can prove his Innocence. IL is gen
arnllY believed that he is innocent. He i
familiarly known b the name of "Buckskin.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1864-03-20

THE DRo UeHT IN. SANTA BARBARA. "A ger
tlemau writes from Santa Barbara, February y
goth, as follows: No rain, no grass. Cattle,
horses and sheep literally starving by thou
sands. No plougbing going or. Ranchers
and farmers are almost ruined. Consterna-
tion is on all the faces, and if God don't help
us, eve y soul in this county will have to
hunt u new home.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1864-03-20

"OH, DEAR" exclaimed Henrietta,
II rJwing herselfinto the rocking chair,
"I'll never go to that Post.office again
TO be looked out of countenance by all
those men on the sidewalk. It's 30
provokingh What can l do, Sarah
Jane, to step those awful men from
staring me so in the face ?" "Do as 1
d." replied Sarah, with a sly look ,
"show your ankles u
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1864-03-20
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Nhe undersigned, having leased heFIvE MILE
II HOUSE to Messrs. Mcbride Buckner, would inform
the public that they will continue to carry the
business and they hope to receive liberal share of the
public patronage they intend To- keep It In style nm
surpassed by any House the road All demands against
the House will be settled by the undersigned up to date
and oil persons indebted to the will please call and
settle Immediately. HQDGDON COOK
Dellss March l, 1864. mrllm.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1864-03-20
A VALUABLE FARM

nn Ten Mile Creek, Of 10 acres OF rich bottom
" Land, 80 acres fenced and 45 has been cutva
ted 200 Fruit Trees, some bearing, comprising Apple
Peach, Plum Pear, Cherry, and Apricot; Grape vines
and Farming Implements Dwelling House, ont houses
&C., all are offered for $500 cash. Inquire on the prem
ises, IN miles above the Five Mile House, Of
fel8n o. OLNEY.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1864-03-20

ROBBINS, MCFARLAND & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Dealers In General Merchandise,
Groceries, Provisions,
Liquors, Hardware & Crockery
Main Street, Dalles.
OFFER FOR SALE large and entirely new stock
~ Of most desirable Goods, among which are
Ladies' Misses and Chidren's CATERS and SHOES;
Ladies' and Misses CL0AKS and SHAwLS, all styles
DRESS GOODS large variety;
FRENCH PRINTS, new styles;
Merrmack, Aliens and Coheco PRINTS;
Bieached and Brown MuSLINS, all qualities;
Fine oil Wool BLANKETS;
An endless variety of SMALL WARES most desirable
and too numerous 70 mention;
French and English MERIN0ES;
Plain and Spotted FLANNELs;
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE,
SELLING AT COST!
I'D 0BBINs, MCFARLAND 4 CO., offer their entire
M& Istock Of Crockery and Glassware,
Cor sale at COST in order to close that branch Of their
business.
Parties wishing to purchase, will do well to call and
examine our stock, as we assure them that we sell
lower than can be offered at any other house. towu.
Remember-SBLLiNG AT CoEN
FINE LIQUORS..
p oBBlNs, MCFARLAND 4 co. offer at Wholesalers
~ lnrBe anu Narlen aasOrtnent or LlQUVkb, direct
from New York and San. .Fraueisc which hayjng been
ppESased some time, sRea sold about the pre-
sent San Francisco!EsteA- ANepg. .whckRre--
1900 CELIA, BOURBON swtFlSKEYS
1i00.galls, RYE WffISKEY;
1000 CALLS H0LTS 'WHlSKEY,
400 CALLS KENTUCKY FARM WllISKEY,
1900 CALLS 0FARD BRANDY;
800 gala HOLLAND GIN, kc.
RE.
| ID oBDINS, MCFARLAND & co. have on hand ana
M'eI fl sale the largest and best assorted stock Of
! HARDWARE la town.
MINERS OUTFITS!
| d oBBINs, MCFARLAND 4 co. have In store full
assor'a aent of GoQdA necessary to complete the
Mners 0nt9ts. In this line We epumerate--
] BACON,
H. BEANS,
! sHQyELa..
I Ptck5r
| SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA. &s.
| Also, BOOTS and SHOES, UNDERSTANDS, and DRAW
ERs, and full assortment Of CLOTHING, suited iii
Mining trade. All Of which offered ut Portland price.
| with transportation added
Robbins, Mcfarland 4 Co.,
| MAIN STREET, DALLES,
j2+tf Opposite the Western Hotel
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1864-03-20
b A l. ID I'll e A d S.

Detter's Celebrated Hair Restorative.
This is certify, that having the good effect sew
eral cases. and through the recommendation of friends
w@induced to try DETTEl'S HAIR RESTORATIVE AMI
that 1t produced fine coat Of HAIR the top Of my Or
num- where II should grow, but not Therefore,,
take pleasure In recommending 1t to ALL more especially
the young unmarried men, q sure cure.
Lewiston, Oct. "a, 1867. +. G. MAYHEM.
H.J WALDR0N, Sole Agent Drug Store, Main street,
third door below Court Dalles, Oregon. n,rl-lm
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-29

SPEECH ny LlNcoLN.-At supper
given TO Lincoln in Philadelphia ne said;
,.This terrible war which is new raging
has disarranged business totally in many
localities, and partially SO in all. lthas
destroyed happy homes. produced ma,
tionaI debt. with taxation unprecedented
in this country. 1t has carried mourning
into many homes. and may even be SAID 10
have hung the heavens IN black.
Pertinent questions are often asked
me. such as when the war would end.
surely feel as great an interest on that
uoint as any one; but would not make a
prediction that it would end IN day, or
week, or even a year. for fear OF creating
disappointment. We accepted--not be-
gan-this war Tor worthy object; and !
trust in God il will not end until that OBJ.
iectis accomplished. Enthusiastic cheers
The war has now lasted three years, and
as we accepted it to establish national au-
thority over the whole national domain,
ace are 10 90 through NTH il fit takes ihret
years more. would. however, safely make
the prediction that Grant. with Hancock
and Meade, is tonight ,chere he ,cia mere,
be dislodged mil Richmond is taken. II
shall discover that Grants noble officers
and men need assistance 10 put this thing
through. will you giyeit to me? (fes, al
answe.ed.) Well. then, | intendto call OF
yeu, and l want you to stand by me ant
the army
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-29

RELIEF TO THE STATE TREasURIEs.-The
Carreucy Act Of the las: Congress was
amended at the late session 50 as TO relieve
The State of much anticipated insonveni-
ence. Instead of the provision fsr fund
ing or submitting to the discount on all Of
the old issue held BY the several States,
the Secretary Of the Treasury is now re.
.quired to redeem at par in aew issue one
half of the amount Of the old held by any
State. The remaining half the State may
fund, a. prosited-orignalIy, in 6Per cent.
bonds, or in uat2rable per cent. 20 year
coupon bonds.
This State holds 81 100000 Of the old
issue. Virgins has sS. 000, 900.
Fayetteville 05srrer.
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THE HILLsBoaoUGH BEC0SDFR,
~ PrnIIsHEp wrEKif
az DENNIS BIARIT.

Terms. - Five Dollars year. II paid y 7.
ssnce; Five Doilats and Fit, i.nif. II 49, red
within three months; OF si1 Dollars " De sd L,l
Ill the expiration ui the ytsf,
TO paper will be Discontinued until al srroarpRes
are paid, unless the option o. lht publisher.
No paper will ~ cent 70 new subscribers oui cite
Stale unless peyinsn, 10 nhdc IN sd,nncc, % rsiHe
person 10 The State shall become responsible.
Advertising Rates fer Che Re order.
Advertisements not exceeding founeen lines. lyo
dollars the frat and one dollar for each subseqtai
insertion lonRet onssif proportion. Court sdseIins.
rnents twenty FIVE pci cent higher. deduction ~
sne.thirl will bomud 10 advertisers BY the year
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BACON, FLOUR. AND LARD.
II 000 lbs Virginia SALT.
io'OOo 500 boxes TOBACCO, assorted,
% barrels FLOUR,
SEQ pounds BACON.
5000 lbs. New RICE,
900 his. SNUFF,
1000 lbs. NAILS, assorted,
100 los. EKuac, LOCKWOOD and BLUE STONE,
10000 CLAY PIPES,
5000 yjs. striped and A SHlRTiNGS,
80 Reams PAPER,
900 lbs. SODA,
500 yds- French LAWNS and CALICO,
5000 CIGARS,
/ 900 lbs. SUGAR,
FRENCH CALF SKINS,
UPPER LEATHER,
900 lbs. LARD.
les lbs. black PEPPER and SPICE.
10 barrels LIME.
For sale bs
II. \. BROWN r co.
May 18th. 46-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-29

Bread AND MEAT.-We have seen let
ter from an officer who has recently travel
ed, on official business pertaining TO the
Qua,termaster department, almost over
the entire State of Alabama, AID also
large portion of Mississippi. He reports
that the crop of wheat now being harvested
is excellent, not injured by rust, and that
the WELD will be very great. The grow
ing crop of corn promises an abundant
yield.
From the same writer we have low
estimate " Of the bacon 1.-THE in seven States
east Of the Mississippi, the aggregate being
81 200, 900 pounds. This quantity, to.
gether with that which may be purchased
and imported. and the beef supply, will
unqaestionabIs prove sufficient to feed the
army until The nexrhog crop j. cured. u
the 1.-THE Of bacon amounts to twenty.one
millions Of pounds, what is the aggregate
quantity in the Confederate States:
RiehMond Wig.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TyHE undersigned having qualified a. May Term,
u 1864, Of Grange County Court, as Administrator
upon the estate Of JOHN PARKER, deceased, here
By gives notice to all creditors Of said estate TO present
Their claims within Tie tire allowed BY sw, or THIS
notice will be plead in bar Of their recovery. All
debtors will please cake speedy payments.
5. Is. WOODS, Admir-.
June 9. ss--fsp
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

TIVE undersigned having. a NAY Term, 1884, of
Il Onbg. County Court, quaLGed a. Admin;.t,a.
iriI upon the estate Of MIMIC MILLER, dse.s..
es ssrsbJ gi,se notice % al persons having claims
sgsiDr the estate 70 present lhsm within he time
prescribed BY law, o. this notice will BE- plsad II Bar
o. their recovery. Persons lnSebied 70 the ssiate
viii please msks sassdy payment.
MARY MILLER, Adm's.
ESQ l. ts-2u
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FIVE FRESH FLOWERS,
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ncenty.f fire Poems,
Twenty-Five Editorials and
Fifty other original and selected articles.
FIVE SPLENDID ILLUSTRATIONS.
These Five Papers,--artcles ali complete, Of 40
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Translated from the F,ench, Madame De GRADING
for the ILLUSTRATOR MERcuRr.
NsHlS brilliant and sparkling production will he
commenced ID the MERCURY on or ahou, June
18th, and will make about 100 columns, running
through ten or twelve numbers OF the paper. lisa
beautiful charming rsIe OF Love. Those who desire
read this elegant translation should forward their
subscriptions at once, il may be impossible 10 fur
nish back numbers.
Price Of The Mercury six months Ten Dollars.
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Editor Mercury,
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Five Hundred Dollars Reverb.

GT0LEH hon the Subscriber On the night Or liz
- ID Of M,y, one bay MAZE, three years old.
large and likely. Her nsne lies en- the Ief, side
rather dspple bsy, black legs, name and tail Any
person ,ba will return ssij Mare will receive ,be
above reward. ,na
Whsafs, June !. 4s-sw
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

F,HE undersigned having qualified al Nay Tern.
1864, o. Orange CouRy Court, as AdHinislfa.
tors upon the estate Of WILLIAM TRlCE. decess.
ed hereby give notice TO all creditors Of said estate
10 produce their claims within the line allowed Nv
law OF this notice will he plead in bar u their rero
very. All debtors will please make early payments
10 the undersigned.
HENRY CARLTON. D..
GEORGE w. yICKERs, Aam rs
June /. ss--3W
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JUST RECEIVED, BY EXPRESS.
CALL AND SEX.

thIb NM SEE.
ME- are receiving in part the following necessary
" and desirable Goods, which We will sell az q
small advance, for cash only:
very handsome Black ShnWis.
COO yards - Blcached shirlinga.
400 yards u Fancy Calico,
500 yards Black and White ditto,
Tso yards Dark Fancy ditto,
500 yards "a Light Fancy ditto,
Colofed and white Pocket lIsndkerchiess,
200 dozen Coais's spool Cotton,
400 lbs. prime Rio Coffee,
200 w. Black peppe.
~ lbs. Cooking sods.
36 doz. Goat skins for Boots and Ladies Shoes,
IS bags Dry Salt,
200 lbs. Epson Salts,
and many other desirable articles.
JAMES Y. Whitfield & 90.
February .. a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-29
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

A 7 the residence Of The late William Trire. IA
A this county, upon the slh day 81 June, he On.
dersigned will expose to public SALE 10 the highest
bidder, quantity Of Provisions, Forsge. Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Stock Of all SORTS, ahL many
other articles too numerous 10 mention.
TENS made known On day 81 sale.
We will also ~ the same time and plsce hire OUT
the Slaves belonging to the estate Of the said Jeeeas
ed. Terms as above.
HENRY CARLTON,
GEORGE W. VICkERs, Asm"'
.sae !. 4s-3w
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NOTICE--SOLDIRRS

pERsoNs having relations in the Army have
u been killed or have died Of disease, and bayi,o
bcunitsor wages due them Tor can have
The same promptly collected BY applying 10 me al nv
Office in Marlborough. r.
P. s. ! have received from,he Goyernmen,ther,
gulalions containing fullinsiruciien and those pae
ing the claims in my hands may rely thai they W..
be collected sssoon as they can be audited.
q. L. PARISH.
April -. 92-Sn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18
Hon- JAWS c H.ll. COla@Ss,. q.

II. Courier saws that Ed-ard Moves.
forasF!y Of the 90 back route. - nov eu-
pieyed on the Portland an Keaacbee r.il-
read
Th~ BS-ios Jourual eorrcfpondeui .ay,
Portisnd all pay one 'evenih % Tie State
TGN. this year.
TIE Press a., SD families. we're aidsd
O. The PoPaiation ofPortlaai. last year.
The Subscription l.s u Tie Keansbee
Corner IA. been t-ansf-rorsd 20 The Port
land Al.crtis.r
Telegraph eomraunisAiiSns having been
comPlessd bctG-esa Ssa FrAacisco and
Fsrtiand. Oregon. tLe Msyor - tsat city
has ssohangsi comFliusats With Mao
McLell.s
To veterans &c isy i.st -esk yak
"a frcm lisiio-~ii O. the Gardiner bridge
tsrrioot. or abe paPo,c % 90 seeing b0- q
wouli seen [Garlincr Jounai
The earliest oF-aing Of tho Keunsbse
on record . March o.. i.i5.
4 bald-hs,isd esgl. va, shot f-- Ia,s
slncc - TLonn., Norcro.s % Auka,ta
Tie Name wesleysn Seminary j. ncariy
relieved q debt. ibroush tbs .acce,,ill r.
f1r' of Rev : Ain.n
co W~dn~stiay % last -eek Deacon
'has Br.g-'. OF A-ba-u broke bn arm
o. a. aeelisrtal faI
Oae ITO Chesspcaks pirates named NJ
bouaii vss arrested ia Bangor on Fridar
on 30 vas from -. John >ecrctary Stan
toas detective DID thc business.
Jabn " Wool has made sch pr0posi-
CAS- - The capitalists % Portland. thai is II,
believed his marbie h5tsi nav b. comp-t
81 the ~ ssason
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18
War News,

Kh Carson has arrived Al Santa Fe Al
,srs-ery successful osmrsign'sgain,t az
NAVAJO inilan' Th, Navaioss arr ~.
tusny Subjected
ST. LoUis. No. March n. Advice.
fro@ NAtoi,eE. "a nat. ssy, reliable nfor-
nation puts TIE rvbel. in wess I.oui.iaas al
from Eve 10 81 tLoassnd men under Gems
D'ek Tayior and Poliquirk. and Gel H.r.
rison
The rsAei' a. Certifying Fort Re Ru,lsc
on The Blaek river. and Fort Timby on the
Oschita river
There : only proves; guard a. Shrryes-
port. snd shr,e rebel raos are bailding be-
~ that point
NV YoEE. Mrrrh IL Hilton Head
letters report the firing On sumter aud
Charleston css.ed last Tuesday
The blockA5c rsnncr schooner Alice
Turner ~as run ashore on Tybee Island
and captured by our troops.
A Jseksonvilis Pa letter state. that Col.
llenry's cavalry hal routed BODY q rebel
c,valry a. Thrce Nile river.
The rebel fore uos consists Of Il roei-
meats 81 infantry snd Two % cavalry BE-
'iies artillery.
1hc negro ;rooPs a, IIAins,' Blaa made
a 'is'osat On IazOo Cits GA the 2sth ala
AEd .f'er a sharp sEht occupied the town.
OR loss -as thirfy Allied aad wossdcd.
Gen. Sigel Ia. gene 20 Cumberland.
~ relieves tsen Kelley.
Tee rrbcls srr making great efforts 20
clear oas the caftl> from Fioridi. probably
-iih ihe vfev ~ csaruating the State
Iiiltoa Heal alsices say tie Eriag o.
hsTlesfon has ceased
Another blockade runner ioai-d nth cot
ton las been pan ashore on T. bee ISLAND
ar captured.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

Alorrrt- ilfsroHY 90 rur EraEfI-
JOS. Wcsr g,al 10 sec thai Rev Va
HAN u. IussEH. auihor 81 the . Pioneer
Boz ani other popuiar u0rts. b. c-gag-
ci .P1n a History oftac E-b~Iioa f.r thc
,5l-- AT that Msssrs Wake. Wee. g.
60. of boston vii isne the frt voIsrss
the frst of April The vaiae 81 this H..-
tory 81 pa 10 oonfned b. tbe ,ona-
Macy families rarn.t aF.rI O.. p4r, Lase
s.tl,r oi the listorie. of the Rebellion -rii-
Co. as1~efiy Or aialrs. Co. .bea.-r a
~l..h sil cost seven or eigbt dollar, a.
tais vorE ~ Mr Tu,rrn's. uLea compiss.
81. ~il ret probably ea,t halft l.ai. asd ,e,
I'LL contain Co., sahsancs % th- are,
~lrks. families sio cannot sI,r.l ii.s Itrsrr
v.rss vil tal tli.a valuable history ior
tlsir rsr. uhetLsr iiey have oLdiren o.
NJ.
his ~ork the prize ,f sii.h 90 learn
from tlc p-liislsrs BE- o. ID 81 l,. ,bouId
attract H31k agents. 90 n s Iefu-sj
o. have an imn~usc a'o al OYER OBJ,
colrfrg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

To thc editor Of The OKfSrd Dement,
! notice ia your iasi paper a statement that
I hat arrested Elisha +. COsfou. ani that
h. made his escsP~. and that he -as after
~aris arrested 81 Mr.. Rice an made bis
escape from him. b1t vas afterwards rsi.-
Ken by Rice Ihis . al a naiss.ke 1 new
cr a- Mr.. Cotton. Ofe0arss nsver ar
rrsted him. n ! hal I ,boald have h-ri
hin. for ! never allow prisoner % leave
me-. The facts are these Some fEo
weeks siacc. Mr. Cottoa cane % Lc~i.ton
With to men -h0 hsfs~d from Michigan.
nd had thu, enlisted under aauie ofFrsns
saith and ChsrNs N Brown. Tbs Cot.
ton EFF. Ga the neNt evening" ~ tic uss
q false sey'. and p. holding a pssiol At IT,
bead Of ether sohIicr.. sad Smith AL
Bro~n made their e,csr-. anI after sever
al dsss soooesdcd IN srrr.ting then IN
frscburr nd Con-sy. yell armed -ish pis-
tois ant biS Knives AZ that time Cosfos
v0ult not be found. and took ny Prison-
ers sni iol--l th~u IN Augusta Jail AZ
tsr-aris Mr. Cotton as arrested b. NJ
Rec. DcPuty Sh~ria. and "a, takes frosn
h'n ~ band - CoPpcrhsad. and has noi
becn takea since % zay kno-ledgv.
Respectfully Yosr,.
SrNNrE BruNu.M
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

SECRETARY CHssE DnctISE-. Tee Me-
Nork Post plbli,be. ihc oIo-iug letter q
Mr. Chas-. d.clsning to enter thS Prr.idsn-
IA canvass
WAsuINoroN. MarrL -. I-sg
NJ Dear Str 10 rvply O. fricndiv let
ter from you -rote YOU trishy. not long
ssu. sbouf he -shes cHrrvs-ci ~ m,ny
~ ~ friend.. that ny nam- mis 10 b. favor
by regarded by The people in tieir ueHt
choice q Frc,iesnf. aa4 closed b ,as iug
that shosia cur friend. N Obio manifest a
pr.fsrv 49, 30 aursh-r. I .aouid .~ccpt
their dvrisios With the rcsdy actui-,cvnce
cue from one ~ho has beer air~ad. trusted
40 honSro.l - thea, bsyo merit or 60
pcctation The rscrnt .ciion Of lie L nlon
uicr-h~rs or cur Legislature sndlcatss sgch
a prvfcrrucc. Ia becomes nav dstv. therr-
for. sn.i count "a r.or- a privilege than
a dutv e. a.k that no further cousideration
be gwen o. ~ nAmc. IL as never uior.
important ihAn no-. that all our eforts ant
al 0gr sn.Fgiss .Aoald b- devoted ~ lie
supPrsssso- 81 the rvbeiison ard 90 the -
stOrHuon - order ard prosperity on th.
sold foundsuon - uniou. frcsdom .nA
Impartial issiicc and earnestly urrc al
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AiLs- nething 10 divide thsn4 ~hle this
great -ork. in cornpan.on -lth -hieh per
'ons All p.rtle. arr aching rcn.ins III
.ccomPiishcd
Cordially your friend.
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