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vyanpcc ShafnoLfr Nfobo,yo opI M,p,oa,v al
Of iG80 tons eacb Tbcsc ne,,,lie',yicci n5bsts
6,ge tbe Nm Iro,,,,i,, 0 ni.ht 80 ,tsd ,
s,,,,,,,,,,5 h,,torios 1to,, c5,,,, L,1 g. y
ser,iro i, Re ,nrr,,y anS tort,n,,. cbar,i ~
the shallow sounds and river emb )uchnres Of
tbe Southern coasts. For these loroiitiee .vbsrc
tnTnirc was imnossibie. il was prcess9.v NO,
should be- dou6Ic-b1ge9l or cnrstru,,,1 ,,i,I
both ends alike. and that their n4cbin.rv sbn1ld
be ronally vycIl adlptsd or rqing ro-,yar ,r hgcS
In tbe autumn oil 1854 the Ds2artm,nt en-
ueus,I the construction of ftn sr,lIl g.
grrtv. slO,p-. DI.tg1r. of nD.ut tl-N .,us M,
are The licondCroea, IicI. .wlu1a. s5tn.uic,b
Nlyuonlnhula, O.,ipee Jlni,ri So,rlnpnf5'
Auiluula.k, uo1.stln'c, and l.atul4i-'lI
rrev have % maNimun -p,,d IF D. L,,,'s. rlr.,
% isr., arp au,ut, aud a,c cmsl.rt 1ocu c,lise'g.
There l8 now m progress OF con ira .ti1p the
CHATTANOOGA, ~ 5000 ions hu.Iiiy tur Inc H.,
rlTimCut by outside parties; also the Idaho of
similar tonnage, 3ni uy otlcr ouails p,rtos;
Nhilv ibu u. putnrut D. ft..F .pq4frI .rit,., t,1
Nhoauuskh Wampl1o.s. Nan1,n,ag. A,n-
muuoO,uc, and poupluuOsuc Th .sc vessels ,r,
Oi wood, uuOut 1900 .ou., and ntauurd tl HAvs "A
speed Of lG auots plr hDnr. Ingy VIII stfty i'm.
Wul lat'urc. be- iull us.rd, uul viii d'u1t-
Jess %. Owe fha iIstcstaul most H,YuII,yu nu4tn
uu.s,r, ever built boy any Power
NLDIc are also in uragr. OF buiIm.b BY The
D,p.rtu eut twenty rrsa class wloien screw
SO, uar- of POO tons each, 10 have spc.d Of
n liJte,u knots carry enormous batteries, anl be
tu.l rils,d for ocean cruisers. They viii -UOu DO
p.Di"d They are uImc1 the Alte 1m.
AT1l no, buyu.CiC, U1sSlO, lIlln Die, J}v1, Ee1-
fahuu1t Kew ydin, hHnioN, Mlnutt0Ikl No
shplu, Ontario, PEcniaqna, Pn,hmr 3H1 Ttd-
gay uu, WHialo'et We'auga, Wlll1msta, CJl-
toO.CoF, ana Nondam' d.
Nhic ihcse Nc5'tls arc building there have been
cenpDcd tue NipsC 3hA"uuJ NyacE, HeIuot,
MAumtc, Kansas, Nautir, lud SacO, gll screw
vessels OF JH3 tons cach The machinery Is from
he designs OF various parties bu ldinS TO CsDpgte
W'i the Department. Inc Nr5t three, having the
DtIlrn eht machmrryJ nave De- - thoroughly
uSu, ana can MAINTAIN d speed OF } II knots.
mere are now nearly completed the wooden
non au Cost steamers lohlNanda, Mautlno-
mon, As'meluruSl ana Nphaunock, OF 1851
TONS, uHWiug II Iect oi Wa,er ana having two
,GHelS Ca,h1 carrying Two l5-mch guns Tho
Moh9Ghoch nus Oeeh trled, anu Is touni capable
VI asbtNDS maximum spceG OF II Knots.
Ihcie are also m process OF construction four
otIer IRON clads OF me same type, Dut larger and
10 DO laster. lhcy aic halamazoo Iassacona-
Way, Qulnhgamond' ana ShackGmaNon, each OF
dzVy IONS
Inc department mas also constructed I4woodcu
ana lron-clad vessels OF tbe Monitor type, with
an aggregate tonnage OF Is, 100 tons.
mere arc now IN the navy IN active service
300 steamers, WIN an hSRIeglio tonnage OF 4OS,OOO
tons, against the original 2O steamers aud 1900
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Occasionally, very rarely, il must be owned
the witness is, besides being man of sciGnse
man of The world one who JOINS To the requirc-
meDts Of the SaraHt all the quick and ready
wit,ed tact OF society. / remember such u case.
The haITi. ter was 10 common man he was highly
ana variously ginedi had a keen wit and com
manding clCquenco. IL was his task, on the
occasion re er 60, 70 obtain from the medical
witness the admission that the substance to whicn
the poisoning was attributed was one freely used
Glars and occas nay II doses d. ia' Rat Ts, verge
on being excessive. " Now, Doctor A., you
have tod us that strycbnine is to be found
in tho pharmacOpUia, IN admission that goes
80 show that the faculty are not atratl,
TO use the vulgar illustration, 10 play with
edge tools. You have also sJid that you nave
administered il IN your own practice. win yon
be Kind enough TO INFORM US in what doses Z"
"lbc dose would be determined by the nature of
the lime g, he object sought 10 be oDtlned, and
the PECULIAR circumstances Of the individual pa.
tieHt." "Sume, come doctor. i am not uying 10
pOach on yoH for an uniecl opinion | want
gCuernlies. Would you giyc \ grain Of this
mcGCire% ~ might, l would rather give an
eighth, or siNth, OF a ionrth Of grain" "Bnt
Yen have actually given rs iunch as grain /"
81 believed have" "NOW, WOuli you give two,
or are there cases IN which yOu would give
lLroe grains For instance, would you venture
10 adu ini-ter three grains % Que Of the gentle
mCn Of the jury Z" 81 Opine not" might there
rot be a cHse in which you would give Dis
lOid.hip Wonder aB many as three grains Z" al
should say no cGitanly not" Would you
give ~ three Grains = AT this the dOctO. seemed
slightly confused, Gnd unwilling TO reply ;and the
lawyer, ac Cpunp The hesitation os confusion frOu
Icing ptzz,Cd, followed mp his supposed adyau-
t5gC by repeating the question, ~ am dOghtful
on the point. It is possible that might" was
the reply, after u long pau o. "GJo1 heavens,
sir what do you melni XOu have told ms that
under no circumstances would you administer rs
much as three grains 10 one Of the gentlemen of
the jury, nor 10 his Lordsdip on the bench, and
yet you low av1w that you are actually ulCcr-
tain whether Ou would not give This dose to me1
ENplain this, sir, ii you can" The action Of
ztyCLuiue IS but impgrGctly known said the
doctor, with great ComposDre. "lE would he a
valuable contribution - mCiicil science 10 deer
mine IL; ANA We have . maxim in chemistry that
says, Jtdt prp0Hp'at,NR ~. c5EPOyC riH That's
NY meaning In lhs case Il R IL lot the lawyer
who Aiump.ed.
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TEE AEWIsN NEw YEAR.

The Paris correspondent of the London Sta,,
under date of October 2, says:
This being the Jews New Years Day of their
year 1925, the usual distribution has taken place.
among the higher classes, OF tickets in cOlOred
gClatiuc, on which good wishes for tho coming
year are inscribed in gold. These are forwarded
BY post as cards are in Paris on tue T1' tSt 6e
greatest confusion ensuCs at the post OFF C. az any
resident in Paris will tell you one is lucky IL
ones letters reach him two days behind time dur-
ing that week of excitement, and WOO the lucg-
less wight who Omits TO send his card 10 every
individual OF his aCquain auCe, from the dame d.
Sss peNS6cs 10 the man with whom he may have
exchanged q single bow during the past wear.
The celebration OF the jew, ~ New Year oc3 3u-
pies forty -ht hours but is ot fatal 10 lhc purse
a. in the French Jour de Pan. The day iOr cx-
changing presents among the IsrletGj Is the
anniversary OF the triumph OF Esther and the
fall OF MOrdecai. There are $1,000 Jews in
FGnCe; admitting the population OF the country
to bu forty millions, there ia ono jew for every
four hundred FrenChmen. It is clrou3 to oremarE
the number Of that peculiar race who nave OF
latter years fascinated the world by their musical
genius. Strauss, Mey eTO 5er, Henri, Herr Men
dcss)hn, Scnuloh, Haleyy, were all JsWs, as Is
OhebbaCh, whose sparkling and popular opera,
O,plee uU5 LHfers, indicsJ,s so much musical
genius. We must not forget that Rllhci WAS a
JgWysB Gs pvr sang
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-05

TRurJ NOT 70 uU STOKRv AT ALL TINES
Carrier vas on visit to HagiGy, when news
came that @ company of player7 we're going 10
perform az BIRMINGHAM, Lord L7tfieJpn said 70
tGti.t, "Inoy viii near you IRE in the neigh
borlU d, AMI VIII I'D, yOu 70 WflJp an address TO
Tie Ei1ninHhani anli nee" "Suppose, Jhen,'
said G4uick, without tho l5as. hesitation, 81
begin thus
Nr,onI o., iron, rrrpar, hrles au7 atse',
Nhoha, not Ianrs 10 thlal norhertS to feel"
"Ol!' wiei his l0rdshp, ali yop he begin thus,
thN vii, hta tbo Pi'yer. OF lhe stage and pul
"etat r. the usco ra7 1ddrc,s # IL docs not cone
HON 20 thg bushes, and bosoms Of the audi
enc. "
Tr0CEe Cows. NNu CnrNoLrNEs.-Elu lually
sensible Is, and e.prlly sanitary might be- che
ho,A or grown, p'CFIed always thGt its shape
and size h,0r relation 10 the duties, ordinary or
extraordinary, ui Tie wearcr. Sanitary and COM
Portable, convenient and elegant might this gar
mCu- be- at all times and seasons; but, just as we
sometimes see simple bcquost from honest
industry 70 charity proving neyer-euding source
OF ruinCUs litigation, has this garment, blame
less in its original conception, proved from gene
ration O indus in which fashion has hatchcd her
brood OF endless absurdt!eB, almieSs ioliles, ana
meaningless, CapIices, For the mutations Of this
article Of dress are enuless, ms they are aimless.
The mode Of TO- day will be obsolete tomorrow
to be revived, IL may be on the day 0ttor ;
or the cTOtChets Cf n hundred years ago Will
be lCsusCilated without motive or cause. There
Is 10 certainty, NO security, no pause, no rest
ing-place; because all change is dictated by
fashion, ana fashion disdans and dsclaims
all Obligations TO rule, law, or principles OF
beauty, utility, economy, comfort, or common
sense. II has but one aim, one object, one desire
novelty. The vices Of THE garment
| rerder nugatory the virtues Of the others and
originate fresh vices ia them. 1t is to this evil Of
ilug, heavy, and bulky skirts, founced tier above
tier, that We owe our present inficiiou OF crino-
line. For II is 6inpJy impossible ior iady "a
wa 4 about at all and have the use Of her hands,
without some machine TO assist In holding uE
her fkhts and here the propagation Of evil by
evil begins. The mass OF skirt necessitates crlno-
line erinoline neccssitates additional Pettcoats
for warmth and decency; and these are bound
round that part Of the body which most requires M
10 be left uneneumbered and free. ana az loi
what That young and old, nngallly lI enu . elei
giant, may look aud move alike-may look and
move like nothing feminine like nothing ~ huIasn'
Ike nothing endowed With Ire or pohSi 0l nasu, ny .
raj moiion-may possess the Ehspe ana SIC oi
hay aud the motion of JACK -in-lhe-sreen'-
haemRlaA's MagasiFe for SEPTEMBER
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR LETTER BALANCES.

Post OTFCE DEPARTHENT,t
October p, 1864. !
Sealed rrupo'alg VIII he received NJ This Departmont
uL Lg hth of ecCmbcr next 90 ~ o'clock nO0h Tor
furnishing Letter EalaICCs for she ute Of tue post octs IN
tic trd States for one year. from and after the 3is DAY
OF December reAt Of a following des crptohs VIII
l6t balances capable Of Ching cghf ounces, ayodu-
pOis weight. 20 be graded down 10 quarter ounces OI
these ID Is supposed sou VIII le REQUIRED OF year.
% Balances capable of weighing Et least fr0 pounds
HvOrdup0s weight, % be graded down 70 haf ounces OF
these II IA supposed 100 WIN be required of year
Perfect correctness VIII be required in the balances TO Bo
furnished, as wen as strength and durability.
Samples Of each description Of balance must accompany
each bl Gnd the bidder who may obtain the contract will
De IequIed 70 furnish Balances ordered Of quality in all
respects equpl 70 the Bsmplo.
Bach balance must be well and securely packed in a
box for Importation. .
The Baanc, must be delivered free Of an charge 70 the
Blank Agency OF the Post ONCE Doparmcnt at Washing
70 samples.
Eaehbdder must furnish with Is proposals evidence Of
his ability 10 comply with his bid. Two sufficient suree3
will be required "a q contract.
failures 20 furnish balances contracted for promptly
or the furnishing OF those OF Inferior quality will
be considered ssunceni cause for the forfeiture Of the
Proposals must Ne endorsed on the outside Of the en-
yeQpc "PI epoas 0r Letter balances aud addressed 20
u. q. ". DENSIsOS,
leg-WCt PostmasteT-V sneTdi'
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HELMBoLD's REMEDIES.
II rol- NIBOL DIS
FLUID EXTRACT BUOHU

F,5Noo Retention or 1noontncnco Of urns, Irritation,
Inflammation Or liberation Of us Biaddsr Kidnsys.
D's,s' Of ms P,odrois Glands Stone N ne bladder,
r1,a1... o~rrd or BrhF-df D,uc'H, md an D.seasct
cfr-JiaJd,r, I>,irtyf. and urogsicii .eiuogs.
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PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE.

WE MAKE NO SECRET OF INGREDIENTS.
HELMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUoHU
Ia composed OF Buc5u, Cg5eSS aud Jper Berries, ss-
lsotod with great cara and prepared in vacuo byHr.
uELMDoLD, Druggist and Chemist Of sixteen years sx-
pereuce IN ,the city Of Philadelphia, and prescribed
BY the eminent 0 the acuIty, and have been Sd-
mtsd to use in the Untsd States Army and also ia
very general use in State Hospitals and public Sanitary
Institutions throughout the land. Medicines delivered
to any address, accompanied BY explicit directions DEsst
letters TO
HELAlBOLD'S Drug and Chemical Warehouse
10. GOA Broadway, New York.
OrHELLBoLDs Medical Depot,
No IOI s. Tenth street, PhlGdeiphia.
Beware Of sOuutorfoits. Ask for HELMB0LDs. ana
take no other.
once open from O'Clock A. NJ t0sPM.
sDa ~ pUEEHit TSGWlEE IIa-tuhtSa
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ADJUSTMENTS.


AMIIgEMEMT2
----z--zaz-=========s=-z-=
A NFERTCAN ANAnENy nF NIIgIJ.
~
LEONARD GROVER, ,.............
or
,.RCNr.ry--s
l.gA,-r, ,.t,t.,,A,J ,.rr,,
rt..u,. D., ..t.t.rg ,.crr,t.,r.. ..rs.. ,.fetts4
.r.sr ltpttVDfpl
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--"When first married my wife - s.,s
husband, ~ loved her 80 much that eoHts io iOho
eaten her; and now he added, with aIsb ,'lsf .i
wish 70 Heaven had"
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USE IIEI.Ml5OLD a
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHg

In al DesGeL the Urinary organs vhthtr existing ie
"AaIe or "Femah," n on rRatsssy cause o-.gisaii.g,
aud 20 Suis, Of hoo long ding. It Is PLEASANT 10
taste and o.or. "Iumcliao" IA gei.os, and more
Those Suffering from Broken Dozen Or D,.eei cog.,iaa-
fogs, procure ne Remedy a, once.
Tho reader must b. aware thai however gnsht NAY 20
5od.5y H.aE Raa Fopsrs, -Y1ffias.' aad 5s Fs'-
Er.g,
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HELMBOLD'S

FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU,
In affections peculiar to "FE,nLFs" Is uReqnaled BY AA
other preparation, in Coross, or RetOnucn IregH-
lEritios Pamuness Suppression Of Ca,tOmary Evae-
uatons liberated, or schrous state o. the UtsIus;
Leuchonboa, and all complaints incident 10 the sez,
whether arising from habits Of dissipation loprsdeRSIeS
or IN the decline or change ofhfe,
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HELMBOID'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCnU


rxPROvED ROSE WASH
VIM radically t1erInlpate ncm tho syttem Diseases Of
tie Urinary organs asil iIom Habits Of Dissipation At
ne .ap6ass, Is ~ change N disf HoiIcOEsen!sSoe
ortIrosu,sj completely suprsedug those psasdni aA6
dangerous rsatas', Copsira ona uerca-yib al these
eiseaseG.
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EXTRACTS FROM REBEL PAPERS

rne Couseription Of the slaves The
Rebel Ofiicial orgnn Strongly in Fnvsr
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FRIDAY EVENING, NOV, II, 1884,
Only tine MOS; positively, OF Haevy's Grand Opera
THE > JC w ESS.

tn H. Grand cast II will DO impossible repeat this
" ~ fGyOre Opera, which upon two occasions during
tlg Now y lUrh season Witnessed by the 4 IARII.Nf
hSsEMBLAGf ever oougres gated at Opera in the oure
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-12

| A. - -. Z =
Wess1nue, - - nbke1A fAeyssi
n. y $ =, ,luuSptx ~ r ~ riSs
Il q. - Ia. -. IA e sssssf s.ss -, -,
- ..s - 4 -. = 49,.
suds ekth6 kssasnsn q - fation, sn6
q 49, = 80 ,..,tss.1.s. - "a ss1AIu1s
- q !. q s - 81 % - -. NJ
n0osJ. fW pk0oa = -
tAe toliauiag tleA tAs spsseh n sxsfHzEai'
4. .Dss1sx asliensd il. 49, EAits6 Rsssss
aMsss, JSna.sy %, 1854, apes tasss1s
ursoaaf5 sds1sarss, sAsa seAdisg before
II. S.nl.ssI: r.. ~ = ,''aa' ''.',sg,..
~ NJ - ~ !. ..1ais... .aa,al asas as,is a
amasaias = - Hsea of sas H.
pseissn il y - ses ssatlpg % ssesps
3 .cF - lsses y. a -.
- - ~ - t~II2l &c.
- 49, = - ~ - tHasxals
Aenn1Js - ~ - AsAsN - sCss|'
- - Z -. - 4 -
=. - -. 60. is,..s.3.s ! f55-sss.
Tessrs xsp D1sss,l snsiaanss axna
ssxsu.n go xrctws sxE ssseeasMssse
sz1 s.sxsAsLs x,asss -. k.s--
: - ~ ens-saxr.sv-,s y !. ,s-xspsp - .sp sus.
v.xw~n wySyrl Rfrrxxscxs nxxsrxs.
xsHENOM THE S0lx k.SKOHSk
hILlaK. o. ouA pin .s1anr nnsr ~ % m
AL AL w1x rnz oR T atfihxpf sfa i1 ( Az
tissTixNr is WfTH fdE REPUb-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-12

&x.E "a .sKz4ssp4 xEsG NssE sE&
D se se11zAAn
4 9se = - pIase 81 ess,
1 H. ~ Aes144sM - bnomnS 1hilh
M - 9lEes - sAle1aa9Aaeanees =
pnEs FnkM hesf3s ~ n itEally - .4hs
- ~ = fearfe4estsiess fham1d Aan1sai
1sns ~ hlnaelfa AApsha daE slne
1919 - 'sste4!sef Ihe(gss aoake5ek-
ass psisans{s lass the 4sstbss1 1eNitA 1ssa
s0ss e.. Faa3k 4famit4 la4t n is1astlsSss
,.s Il . .sees.i. \ sascs g see 80 nor = 81
~ .Faencfaene cs expsea1stnrse ~ .shs
VI - eeans sa~ RAsiess With A1ksksnsys n
Attsk d nli9sef sxtsssseannss sa6 ai-,
49, palrsFask toeft tn ssssy dspexfmaak
VI Aasesn9ents epMMeacinZ Nitk - -
ginnaaf - followed ~ without stiak nn@
y nAnSrqptax stwrset tha 0ssssnnsaa ard
- psspse y ~ fAaeseA isssss aiaas nov
= 49, slesf 60 sle1elng assysten sks-
In - s1ass deseos.a1 y~~hss
sen4e y espe0t ~ xgaltne4 4ss 21a xasy.
sQt49s ~ fAs asid essa0 3lss - absfx
0 ~ - soss Esn-,
4yte.k 1allsnH~ .sssh,
~ As.f 80 seeasl1eese niaeah -
@ vi eaRds ~ a1eAl teisaaiFns-'
eeesst5sssayeqa qaMAAfJ Ae1la1s iAoreanhAnksss
npI MaalA pi q Meee tassb sl1nsnase.
MSelss safs $50 di1sssse hsssiy
gtoss8 0eaf6f. - - n1nbsr sak
sSiM efH p 1se4alq fa - Nfid 60 -
rssssEsf g%s.sly A,sslen sh4laah@5
.oa.a SAse sess y iasls sstAe eaaA ssaar
aasa e Rxaesss Ihssa ~ tdasse shA.sms
p sss ,ana ~ vesptss - 9sa -
s1s soloassss Nlll Andu tAsnaslses Va sisp
ams o. . mest monsttane epsasaA hlaar
asss I9Tcsa apon khslE Rlnds by thfss&s
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!. zHEEA0N THIS.

CO UnDHH AND DECLARE THAT
AL PERSONS HELD AS SLAVES
I'm xHE SAID DESIGNATED ST kaESl
AND PARTS OF STATES ARE AND
Hksx 4lfER slA1Iy III FsflEs N Y
LsslSsa,s ksl1ssdlpsssSa fyJessaais so!.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-12

@Y tAsss safssnsl fsHasses dad A6o-
Estonisss ss~ ga hs pssser b tAsis
Asss&s, aAsy ssSa sssEsds aks Coasssisair
tsoa, sd 6hs Ssprszaa Cos4rs af Ss6aaes,
eAaaos sss1 ssaks lass to saSE sAsmsssiues
Lar yaoLxxr HANDS Oh THosx WIG pu-
,.s vsrS I'M sss srfaos, u ~ sssk
ssoR sAsS Sasissy, sad ansgs bsakrsps
he eossasry and asIsSs u s0sah bleed ''---
DANIEL WgssYx8. s
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T. 81
-
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: - 80 - - y Y
nIla1tss -
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- al IA sys1 b n d "A ~
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Ioou II = -
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| aaht nl1 ~ ~ 4 xhn
frdhas = ~ a3SNH - fIfGy aeaia ax
hsasy Ilaed - lssgs ftres u
kshak1aAeotaeA assa ~ q s.Issss
I sseosn nAy. b 80 8 Z. $50
a., as,xs =. -. =. IS. -
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49, = 5ss5 -. rsSs 49, = 49,
IJ-- Is.s z.;h - 49, - -. {. -
80 !. "a -. ..a... - -. 2
- q. -. 49, - - "
MI L.. ;. - n i - - - -
- 49, - y. = - =
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sxncK xMrs M TeUg HAT ksD Eggr
= r THEKKf 3.

Tr THEkkf =
Ths kallewing ooafsssiOn wa made by
shs Hoa. Mr. Dawsss . Rspabliosa msa-
bsz a Gsngsss fsam Massachusetts. On
The assh Of April, in waieh as exposed
ssis oorfupsueas If Lincofn's adminissza-
A4A AA4A f@zEl sat sstR el ss al Lli IL -.
aTHk GENTLEMEN MUST REMEA-.
BRR THAr IN THE FIRST YEAH 0R'
A AaREPHBLBAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CANE INTO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS OF RERORM AND RE,
rRENcHaENT, THERE ls NDUBiTA-
Bile EVIDENCE ABKOkb IN TrR
LAND THAI soslEBo pY HAS PLUM
DRRgD THK PUBLIC TREASURY
WELL nigh LIN THAT SINGLE YEAH
AS MUCH AS THE EHrTRE CURRENT
sYEAEEY EXPENSES. OF THE GOV
ERNMENT DuRIEG THE ADAINISr
TRATIOE WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
OF IT'S CoRRuPTJoN,os. & -.
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| LuoEN ON EHzg eTcTURk j i
~w HAVE NO PURPOSE, d.
RECTLY Or INDIRECTLY, TO IN
tRRFERE WITH THE EEsTHTUTiON
bP P.s1x.AnRRy In THE STATES
WHERE III ExlaTs. / BELIEVE /
HAVE NO klMfH sRa6hf TO DO
so, AND I HAVE NO INCLINATION
no DO So.n-prssdeas Lessola bs
kss kysassowvaj Address. @ $50. 80
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10 The Evssaas Pod, with . hasbazss
i.y greater shaA thai Of che rshels axodsE.
Pillow, damands thas Cor sssgy whise and
black salaisr snardersd On shas oecmsiaa
rsAsl Ssiaanag ANAL ssiBaR dsakAs lsHaks
ting garsisan As sha ssssa i ne& n vary
anasaai sesarsaaos In war times, husIshe
soldiers Who psspssTass the aksociss Aaxs
81 ls4aa ths sxsass af ss~pswssiaSsipas-
sion- Nos 50 TOE with Pasa, sad these ~hs
ara aow essnsgiag fos tAa safaxssmssxss
ef me isx fsssossis. They, prefsssiax ~
b. korxaF-saseksa Mt whoassals maFtiss
In the axaisssasns 81 aSenal soutsss, pro-
pose "a aomzais shs sama Aiaseas cfims
In asla hlacd. 0Eesusss shssa Ia no
naa al aeaaa in shs North wlao can jussigy
o. apolDgiEasfgr the killing sf chs ansoFz
saasss nagxa soldiers &c Rexs pilsSw.~=
Is was the deed of bagbagiAas. szsd .ihs
Government Of the United States isAound
10 taxa zach measures a. viii psosese Id
future those who scar its Uniform but
ID il not called apon 20 commit the sasas
Atrocities u cchdanns. a Nas al md
saAi slsughtsf Noala not b tolerated hy
ths ciriiised wssfd and be VS. hare, nov
shs vaasage GROUND, ws shonld keep is.--
Ass = ~ y ~ ~ sssEsss al ssesFs F 800 siai