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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-11-16
AN oyeryyrought Conscience.

How great these torments Of conscience
are here, let any man imagine that can but
understand what despair means upon rea-
son /; let il be what it will no misery can be
greater than despair And because l hope
none here have felt those horrors of an evil
conscience which are consignations to eter-
nifty, you may please to learn it by your own
reason, OF else by the sad instances of story.
1t is reported Of PetruS Ilosanus, Polonian
schoolmaster, that having read some ill-man-
aged discourses of absolute DEGREES and di-
vine reprobation, be began to be fantastic
and melanchoic, and apprehensiuc that he
might be one Of those many whom God had
decreed for hell from all eternity From
possible to probable, from probable to GER
tain, the temptation soon carried him; and
when he once began to believe himself to be
a person inevitably perishing, it is not pos
sibe to understand perfectly what infinite
fears, and agonies, and despairs, what trem-
bline9, what horrors, what confusion and
amazement, the poor man felt within him,
to consider that he was to be tormented ex-
tremely. without. remedy, even to eternal
ages. This in short continuance, grew in
suiferable, and prevailed upon him SO far
that he hanged himself, and left an account
of it to his purpose in writing III his study:
Il am gone from hence to the Ilamesof hell,
and have forced my way thither being impa-
tent TO try what thos? great tornents are,
which here | have feared with an insupport-
able amazement." This instance may suf-
fee to show what it is to lose soul JER-
ENY TAYLOR.
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l knew rich merchant in st. Petersburg,
who, at his own cost, supported a number OF
native missionaries in India, and gave like a
prince to the cause Of God at home. | ask
ed him one day how he could do it? He
replied, when |, served the devil. / did it
on large scale, and at princely expense !;
and when by His grace God called me out Of
darkness, i Iresolyed Christ should have more
than the devil had had. But how l can
give SO much, you must ask of God, who
enables me to give it. At'my conversion /
t1ldrthe Lord His cause should have part
ofall that my business brought me in and
every year since i made Him that promise
it has brought me in about double that it
did the year before, so that | can and do
double my gifts to His cause How true
what Bunyan said uss ..I4 r
man there was, some called him mad;
The more he cast away the more he had.
'There is," saith God, that giveth, an
yet inereaselh and there is that withhold
eth, more than is meet, and it tenders to pow
erty, .s t,fA3.5 v..,.t..
God will be debtor to no one. He pays
compound interest for all that, by faith, is
put into His bank y
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-11-16
81 Ohio RIA sroad
IL E-OP u N Il ID.

VNHHIS Great National Thoroughfare is
again open for Freight and Travels the
Cars and Machinery destroyed are befIig ro-
pIhced by NEW RUNNING STOCK, with
all recent improvements; and the Bridges
and Track are again in substantial condition.
The well-earned reputation of this road fer
Speed, Security and Comfort, will be more
than sustained under the Reorganization OF
its business. r.,
In addition to the Unequalied Attractions
of Scenery heretofore conceded to this route,
the recent troubles on the Border have asso-
the Ohio river and Harper's Ferry with pain
full but instructive interest
CoSECTIoNs-At the Ohio river with the
Cleveland and PittsburE, Central Ohio and
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad, and
through them with the whole Railway sys.
tenn of the Northwest Central West and
Southwest. At the Washington Junction
with the Washington Branch for Washing
ton City and the Lower Potomac--at Balh-
more with four daily trains for Philadelpha
and New York. NJ lE E. F.ti..S
TWO DOLLARS additional on Through
Tickets to Baltimore OF the Northern Cities
give the privilege of visiting Washington
City en- route. .s.,s.l. .-tg.r#E +
This is the only route by which passengers
can procure through tickets and through
checks to Washington City. .ta. ll
W. P. SMITH, Master of Transportation.
J. II. SULLIVAN, General Western Agent,
Bellaire, Ohio. r
I. NJ. COLE, Gen. Ticket Ag't., BaltimoxA
Dec. 9, 1S63-ly.
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6 CHooL BOOKS AND STATIONERY
- Anew and fresh stock always on hand
1t ~x v.g 4 ~ BEALIjS,
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Sunday 2eaaims.
FINgsEG THY WORK.

n Finish thy work; the time fs short,
The sun Is in the West, ..-..| E..
The night Is coming down; tin then,
Think not ofrcst.
Yes, finish all Thy work, then rest;
I'LL then, rest never:
The rest prepared for thee by God,
i rest for eve.
Finish thy work, then wipe thy brow,
Ungird thee from thy toll;
Take breath, and from each weary limb
Shake or the SOIL r.ir lT-f
Finish thy work, then sit thee down
On some celestial hill. F'
And OF It's strangth-reyiving air
Take thou thy fill. ~ ...- q,
Finish thy work, then so in peace,
Lies battle fought and won: -I
Hear from the throne the Masters voice,
"Wei done, well doneP'
Finish thy work, then take thy harp,
Give praise to God above;
Sing a new song of endless joy
And heavenly love. .....
Give thanks to Him who hold thee up
In all thy path below,
Who made thee faithful unto death,
And crows thee now.
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"a. Main St. Wheeling.
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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-11-16
Fidelity.

Desert not your friend il danger and dis
tress. Too many there are in the world
whose attachment to those they call friends
is confined to the day of prosperity. As
tong as that continues, they are, or appear to
De, ahectionate and cordial But as soon as
their friend is under a cloud, they begin to
withdraw and separate their interests from
his, In friendship Of this sort, the heart
has assuredly never had much concern. For
the great test of true friendship is constan-
cy in the hour Of danger--adherence in the
season of distress When your friend is
eliminated then is the time openly and
boldly to espouse his cause When his sit
uation is changed, or misfortunes are fast
gathering around him, then is the time Of
atfording prompt and jealous aid. When
sickness or lnfrmity occasions him TO be
neglected by others, that is the opportunity
which every real friend will seize of redoub-
ling all the ahectionate attention which love
suggests. These are the important duties,
the sacred claims Of friendship, religion aud
virtue enforce on every worthy mind. To
show yourself warm 10 this manner in the
cause Of your friend, commands esteem,
even in those who have personal interests in
opposing him. This honorable zeal Of friend
ship has, in every age, attracted the vener-
aUion of mankind. 1t has .consecrated to
the latest posterity the names Of those who
have given up their fortunes and have ex-
posed their lives in behalf Of the. friends
whom theyloved while ignominy and dis
grace have ever. been the portionfof those
who deserted their friends in the hour Of
Distress" ~FY u y~~ss "a .f-@
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-11-16

NEVER is Piety more unwise than when
shecasts Beautyuut ofthe Church, and by
INSTRUMENTATION forces herfairest sis
ter to become profane, Il is theduty
hgion not to eject, but to cherish and seek
fellowship. with every beautiful exhibition
whicil delights and every delicate art which
enibeIishes hamanlfe SO, on the other
hand, it is the duty, of Art not to wise its
high capabilities ID the imitation Of what's
trivial, and in the curious adornment of what
has only o finite significance. The highest
artis always the most religious and the
greatest artist is always the most religious.
A scoffng Raphael or Michael Angelo is not
conceivable ID. s. BaAcKTE. ha
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-11-16

ERESH TEAS-Y Young Hyson, Gunpow-
IT der and Black Teas, ofsuperior quail
:. 25I ,-sT HIS. McFADDEN q 90. \
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TRI-WREKLY 0. S. MAIL
CADIz ToswHEELING.


Trs- Teeklg 6ron o,lfs to 81. Cgasrs.at.s.
HNHE subscribor would respectfully in
Il form The tssyslisg eopamunity IN. be
is running the 10. IS Mall Hack Lano nom
Cadiz TO Wheeling; and that ono Of his sphD-
did hacks win leave Wheellag and Oadfz to
weekly, at7, A. NJ, ana co1nect with tho
cars at both places. His hacks are now, his
teams good, and his drivers careful and al
tentive. He hopesto receive the patronaes
of the travelling public, as he will erdeavur
to merit their patronage by strict attention
to their wants.
: Fare from Wheeling to Cadiz or Cadis 70
Wheeling. s1,25. For the. round trip only
&, 90. Ft t% c
He is also running n new Hack between
Cadiz and st. Clairsville; leaving Cadiz ev-
cry Monday, Wednesday and Friday morn
ings; and St. Clairsville every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings. Psrtic-
ular attention paid to tr-uing Express
Packages. .-.-.---.--.--..-.-.-,
Livery Stable. -
E He has also in Cadiz as good Livery
Stable as there is in the country. Buggies,
Carriages, Horses, DO, to be had at all times.
Travellers either arriving on the cars or in
the hack, can be taken to any point they
desire. Terms reasonable. = estg
f.-..,.f. $50 WILLIAM L. H0USER.
Cadiz, Ohio, Aug.l5, 1860. 81. n a.-gt
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fr you respect yourself iss much as you
do others, you vii be as careful to do moth
ing mean when alone, - whepin company.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-05
NOTICE.
NOIICE.
ESTATE OF HENRY DoECAsTER. DEoD

EsTATE OF HENRY DoNCAsTER, Decd.
DuBLIc Notice is hereby given, that on the Third
u MONDAY OF April next, (being the 18Th day Of
said month"; shah attend befope the County coua Of
Will County, at the Court House in the city OF Joliet
against the estate Of Henry DoncasteT late Of sai5
cnnpty decesscd when and where all Claimants are
notified and requested 10 attend aud present theft
Claims IN writing, again said estate for hdiusttueut
All persons indebted said estate are al s. REQUEST
ed 70 make payment TO the undersigned without delay
n.,.,g WILLIAM BELL, Adnr.
Dated FEB. 10 1864 n36 a.
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AdmiuiAIrnIor,s sale

DUBLIC Lotirr = hereby given by the rpdsr.,vn.s
aiEiihistraor ard lcministratIix Of the Estate a.
JaroL Van Horn, Gecrasrd. that, in ptrsuanes of.
order TO that enet OF the viii Covsity Court
nay - April next be'Der the hours u 10 NJ and
y H. al the late re- dnee Of ssIa Van Horn IN ~.
Town 81 Piainhcli, WIN Coanty Proceed 10 stli a
public sale ''r cash 20 iha highest bidder the interest
Z "i aih estate m aud t. the following real estate q
An county ~: Wa y T. y Sec. 81 =. &c, n e
ing described part IF Block l3 Canal T. Subdivision
81 = sec = J. IS, y r. 10 east being trian gular In
shape bounded on T. sids by Plank Road ~ bV
Taylor It aud W 10y line commencing at A pojnt n
actiy IN the middle u 5 line Of said Block and run
ming al Ilsht angles with Taylor st 10 Plank road
EMMA VAN HORN Adnlx
March l. 1854. In Aonr,
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Tax Sale No,,ce

Notice Is hereby given that a sale of lots and lands
for taxes held the 23d day of April, 1862 in the
city OF Joliet, county of will aud State Of Illinois
the following lots We're sold. to-YiE The undivided
one hai OF that part not uwTe1 by oswego ard Indi
qua T. K: Co. or MTs. Eliza Patrick, Of Lots one and
TWO Block %, in BOweB's Addition to Joliet in the
city of Joliet, county of Wih and State Of illinois,
that am the holder of the certificates and that re.
dem2tion will expire in two years fsom above date
Joliet, March IS, 1864 ', ---@ -
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soIdierss WIaews, Heirs.
Gardfan's sale,

virtue Ola decrtaI order Of the County Court o.
ID VIII County in the State Of Illinois, made and en-
irredoi ruSpTd b. said Court at the February term
So4thereoE ut the petition II the rndersigned Of
Thomas CORK Daniel QuIk. Mary Quirk. Jane Ouirk
william Qnfrk fEzncis Quiril- aud Cafharine Quirk
toI e''iid1n ara cBly heirs nc law ct Thomas Quirk
~ "a shid c'uniy deceased, shall sell at pnbIIe
veude at the north door Of the Court Hons 80
county, on the twenty first day Of Mzrch, 1853 be.
tween the hours u ten O'clock A. NJ. and five O'clock
T. NJ OF tHt dav. u che highest bidder Tor one half
e5 IA land and the balance ia two equal ANIMAL nav
,.s Will Interest ihrreon at siS PSF cent per an
5,4in Lo' i"e!Fe y o. Block ffty 1881 Of fssfhef
Conl-tock, Henry Strickland L. Rosth Prrdarict
Sa,rar aud fhonms euiks Subdivision Of Block
th,ryiye t15l nifty (5y} ffy-One (5D aud inv four
lS1 1i Canal Trustees subdivision OF the west half az
Seciioh nine 80 Township thiny-hvs (35) North Of
anSe leu Coz ea't u the tiIiri principal merida
W .Iis ,iti 81 Joiiei County q Wan aud State Of IN
hois ior The purpgse in said order set forth =
R. 4. BAEEEg, Sol's -4-
March LIT. 1854. -
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DIR. G. w. lROBACK.

Proprietor of Stomach Bitters Blood Purifier, Blood
Pills. Catawba & Sweeiish Brandies Mandatory So
IS, GO 4 62 L Sd St. Cincinnati, Ohio.
G. A. COOK, Chicago. Gen1 Agt.
Sold at wholesale in Chicago 10y Fuller. Finch &
Fuller. and all Druggist.
hSJ-Country Merchants and Dealers supplied by A.
F.Croskey and c. II. Beckwith Chicago.
Sold in Joliet by J. II. Brown, Blackman. G. H.
june 3, 1868. n51ly
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STATE IT,; on ILLINOIS, 81 WI Comfy Circuit court
Margret Scroggins l
in

, VII UoUNIf' II :" lof Aiaieh term 4. D. 1894
Asrsret Seroggins
William H.SeroEgins
A FFlDAFIF aftbe nonresidence Of The ahore nam.
"a ed defendant William II, Seroggins having bcen
Med in the Office of the clerk Of The said curt No,
tce is hereby given to the said William u Scro,gins
mat Margaret scroggins the Complainant above nam
ed MED her bill Of complaint in said couTt on The
chancery side thereof the lth iay of Marel, n
1863 and THAI summons thereHpon issucd ONT of
said court as Is by law required and that said caus Is
now pending in said court .
Now unless yOu the ssId, above named' defendant
shall personally be and appear before the said Circu
Court o. WI County on the Tst day. Of Tie next
ity o Joliet In said County on the Fourth Monday
OF March, instaEt aud plead answer or demur 10 me
bill Of complaint, charged and stated will 81 ta,n as
confessed by you and decree viii be entered against
you according to the prayer Of the said bill =
GOoDHUE HOUSE Comps Soils Iii7l7T -
Z. Joliet. March II. 1854. .Hf
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ARMY OF THE NORTH

by and with the consent of the highest
Government Authority.
A G ANTTEE. In point of
strength, will guarantee my Bitters
to contain large proportion Of real
medicinal ingredients and virtues than
any other Stomach Bitters in the mar
ket; and by comparison with others it
will be seen at once, that they are
STRONGER, and upon trial will be found
more efficient than all others; they are
agreeable to the taste, invigorating in
effect made Of good materials and an
article that my customers purchase the
second time with equal satisfaction.
1t has been my purpose TO put forth
IN article that will please all my custo-
mers and honestly DO all that is claim
ed for theul, will not publish OF make
any claims for these Bitters that are
not CONSTANT or that their virtues will
not warrant, Each bottle contains as
represented ONE FULL QUART. thus Civ
ug to every person as regards the guam
-:ty, the worth Of the money invested.
, het every body try them and they will
be fully convinced of the truth of the
above statements. eE
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G. U R IN G

the above complaints.
These B'tters are the poor mans
friend. saving him many doctors bills.
AS we'll as the rich mans solace and
comfort; invigorating the weak and
debiiitaied, driving away melancholy,
making life Of misery, one of unalloy-
cd enjoyment.
These Filters have been introduced,
and are being used, not only in the
hospitals, but among the soldiers, as an
appetizer tonic and regulator Of the
system throughout the
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-05

TNTE subscriber having recently discovered his
farm five uiies fiem Wilmington 4liliIrSis, and
about two aud half miles west Of the KankAIee
Feeder bed Of eoal-tour feet thick, only forty feet
between te surface and under rock will sell or lease
on advantageous terms. JOHN FOLEY.
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THE MARKETS.
JoI4st Price C6ErsnE,
. 5urlr4s Narce. 90, 4soI

DIED.
In mi, citv m the 24h uIt Mr. ISAAC CHrDsET, aged
Al CbapnaIon, on the 9th ut. Mrs. ELIZAHETH Bur
pEy IN the seth year of her age, wife OF William
Burden SEM late of Demston, Pirthshlre, Scotland
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-05

R-If YOU want to get a little more than the market
price in cash trade for Prime BuitoT Eggs White
Beans rotatoes oniqps, OF any thAgyou hsse to SELL
49, ? .ase-t1 a I,lua 81.
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5 4 = NOTICE :

-r,,To. VI 'AMEs SHELL, DECD.
SltC notice Is hereby given, that on A.. 49,
monday Of May next, fbeine The lar me .nire
Viii cogSty At s ma attend before tbe County osSf
for the pgrie 81 ,1i House IN the city e Jnlirs
Ss, .ne estate o. James She'll ate $50
1o,es, Sesa7sd, Ehsl and where all eiaIE,snt ~.
I . anu requested to attend ana rsks-,t .A.
ei m writing against said estate for jinss-,ee ir
Al persons indebted TO said esta . ar 80
Law f@'eS-| - tne nnderslgned without A.
Dated March p. lssi- 'S1A : 4 niDsS.iF, tdmr.
~ CORN,
CORN NEAL. .-a
- n I'm
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-05
3 Q L ID Z r S.
CLAIM AGENCY.

THE undersigned having been duly authorized ly
Jaw 10 present and prosecute Claims against the
Government and having connected himself With a
good and responsible hrm at the War Department. who
nave been engaged IN prosecuting soldiers claims since
d 1874, would most respectfully sanouBce TO the
public that he will PROSECUTE all claims against the
ton down to the PTesent time
Special attention given to claims growing out Of the
%
500 Bounty Money.
Soldiers who have been wounded in battle, and also
the Heirs OF all soldiers who have been killed OF have
died from disease contracted while the service are
entitled TO One Hundred dollars Bounty, and all ar
rears Uf pay aud other dues
INVALID PENSIONS, s....
Soldiers that gounded Pensions for life Also those
that have contracted disease while b the service Wild
ows Pensions, Mothers Pentionr, Sisters Petitions
Minor Chiidrens Pensions, procured Oh the most rea
sUp1hle tel ms. lr-
FEf A reasonable and Uniform fec viii be ebsrp.
ed ~ all cases-but charge made unless the claim
is collected
Any Information respecting claims given free Of
charge. Claimants address by letter and under-
nignca will visit the claimant and procure the ess,
Ty evidence in the neghb,IboO1 where claimant lives
With the advantage Of experience Of sixteen wears
Of said hrm the undersigned feels confident that he
present aOd collect said claims with as much dis
patciras could De expected.
The UndersigpSd may also be seen at fIe office of
Z n b. The best of recOnins datonss can he had IL
desired VI both agent and hrnL - q
JOSIAH CARPENTER, Claim Agent
Chelsea P.O, WIN Co, Ill, 1858 sfnIS-Gm
GEORGE MONROE.
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B0oKsI BOOKsI
Ir
S A V A G E'SN NEW STANH
Two doors cast Of the Post Once.
A dIAinistTmIOTss safe e0 Re.I
Eslafa

n "litE Is ,'9reiJ given tha; IN pursuance Of IN.
"luss "Ea decree OF The Knox County Court stsfs
vi IIhnls Ca the llth day Of May Is6t Letrrs.n 40
h"ufs u 10 etoe "a the forenoon and acIork ~
the efssld ay, at tho Court Hons H. a.
the CITY ct JHSt Wih cOnEty liz said State at y Ia
'endae I'M ssh tse in1erest e Erasttis Iirrs a.
ceased, IN the following lands IN SAD yin clS,t,-
hah'.iy H ihai part y TIE south east quarter On ~
ht ~ tle thrd principal meridian living nnrth ~,
the lIliL9l, ana Michigan Canal. excepting az 49,
on ths norm east corner ~ re tOfore conveSei =
shai MIG and also excepting Te-ido arrrs S;ui
~ 'e ,Sso aud koel Island Railroad, conisipinS
i,r Ia - tSfe or tess SUBJ scted 70 ne do1rs
said land. iu' Heesesed, In
III, ., IS. s p DobBEAR, Adm. OF fbs e..,,. .,
1891 Erastus Hurd dec "A
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ME FOR SALE,
NOTICE.
ESTATE or MICHAEL RODGERS DECD

ESTATE OF MICHAEL RODGERS. DECD.
I9UBI4o notice IL hereby given, That on tt,. ard
Monday OF May next, tbeiBg the 10Th dav Of
said month"; shall attend before the County Court
Of VIII County at the Court House in the civ Of rI
et for the purpose Of settling aud ting AZ CLAIMS
against the estate Of Michael Rodgers late n sai5
county, deceased, when aud where ali claimants arr
notihed and requested to attend and present tbei.
claims In writing AGAINST saA estate for siu.tmrnt
All persons Indebted % said estate. are alsoeeucSt
ed to make payment To the without della
sOPIlR0NIA RODGERS, Executrir
Dated March S, 1864 ,3aeOy
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-05

BUILDERS HARDWARE,
Locks, Latches, Butts and
Screws,
NAILS, CUT 4 Wrought
Carpenters. Tools,
Farming Tools of all kinds
Jerks, Shovels and Hoes,
PL0WS snd CultivatOrs.
Horse and Hand Hay
Rakes, Huut'sand Blood's
AXES, Pocket Cutlery,
TABLE Cutlery.
Chain Pumps, --
Lanterns, 4
Powder aud Shot,
In short eyerythin
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

How NUcR IT COsT TO MAKE WENoELL
PHLLans HAPsy.--MOre than . half mil,
lOp mig srs who. three years ago, wrre
fed BY planters on hog and henliny, are
now fed by the Uniled States on hard
tack and salt horse. To hiring about this
change in the o0ndiIiOn Of theSs negroes
ii khas O0st the United SIAtes ah0ut Eve
th6nkand dollars and the life 0f ons white
aoAR per Rieger. Has the change % the
1 e0ndIsS0n Of the niggerR been Of any ed.
Vantsge 10 them commensurate with this
priCsP No. No ore can contend that
the sable wFstcheS were not better Oft in
al respects 81 they were. But we have
gained one great point by this change
wOhavs made Wendell Phillips happy. -
Anotk Ne SfeB pOidt aetDed is we have
a tiShed Garrison, Greeley and Exeter
fHall. Csa'siisee' people desire 70 barter
national prospesiIy for q nObler purpose
than, thiSfa EOnhsRn and Southern men,
% the nu nber Of Q millionaire first
O SihoaaA hSdSssy- 0ORSrt6f sha ta0G- -.have
&llen In battle or have, died more hOrri.
sskg jnsk k1apitala AadsthOi nation 10 nea-ly
"a sessasss 4es@s =es!ska sasiaacaal emhAsEAss.
.aaapAss 80 3D. Ghis hes hsen done 70 make
come Hundreds OF thousands Of niggsss
49, S6sS NsSseAsd than they were
1 sana.Ae RakA iHsadsla Philips happy
ssNAy one TIE Impudenco to complain
that this ts Fsry hIgs price for very
irtie-send bin 70 EeTt lafayette. IN.
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