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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
a WILLIAM REAvIs,
Attorney ut Law and U. s. Claim
A 80 f'EEt Agent "a aA6fa. -,&at

Is authorized ~ The Government to procure PEN
sions, Bounty Money, Back Pay, Bounty Land
Claims for HoRsEs and other PRePEErr destroyed
while in tn service of the Government, and all
claims. Of whatever kind or nature against the
United Stases =. 2. ~. ,i,-ea ~ 5 bsaaia ss g
bounty for Discharged Soldiers!
BY an amendment TO the Bounty Law. passed at
the last session OF Congress. call soldiers or
other persons who Aars been on sAau hereafter b
discharged within years from the date Of their
enlistment, by reason sfwounds received in battle,
shall receive the same Bounty Is though they
served two years. lress sl-i1 81 1ss'
Once e51< Main Street, over Keller's Gun Store,
opposite the Court House, Evansville, Indiana
Correspondents must enclose stamps.
A-Good references given ~ required. nh28
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
WALL PAPER, &C.

TrsT REcEIvKDczk 1LAEGE AND WELL
II -sslsssraas ssortrssnt 90 Wall and window
Paners. plain and hgured, wl1fch che public are
invited 70 oall and examine before pufrhasIng
elsewhere.
Also . new sapply Of Tsunyson's new poem
ESocH AADKs-in paper covers, price Is osnts, ~
sb15 J. HEALY'e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
- GUN STORE 9 z,
NOTICRln
Annexation of Territory to the CITY
) aINFA 40 nf Ep auovil1a NMIEJI

Annexation Of Territory to the CITY
. 80 Of Evansville. -a111Ot
AI0TICE Is HEREBx-GFFEas-t 2 COM
IN mon Council of the city 81 rk-Ansyiile, in
pursuance oftke prpyistens .efaa AZ Of the Gem
erAI Assembly OF The ststs of Indiana approved
March q 1855 utftlsd an act 70 snenc the seTenty
er.t LILO, 81 an act en- tit ed An g erAu4ing &c
tho rTffxeps on the town Of Evansville, In ths
eouasz or y-naerturgh, 3 city charter sEfFpssd
TapvarF e. Is47 and 70 sda sufpii NET al sea-
tiona 10 said act, sill, onshe 19skr daEy Of APRIL
iss5. pressux % he Beard % Oeanty e5mmission.
ere ef Eaaderbarg county, pefiti6na pE4Sinss for
the annexation 70 safd sclfy or the following de-
scrfbed territory and citing foFtbfthe reasons for
s1eh aAnexAaion, lFix:- AL that par 0ftES 6o6tEs
EAST aaaFtek Of eeetion nneteen tfst, Fl tc~6shfD
six ~, ranga ten 40 west, described follows
via: Comn1sncfpR 81 the southwest corner Of SAID
quarter section, and running t:isncs north i've
hundred and thirty (53oI feet, thsnca east seven
hundred and sixty-tSo fTs21 fest, thence south.
6ss hundred and twenty -nine and . half (52S1Sf
tase, and fr~m thence west seven hundred ard SIX
tynve aud one fourth fT6511 feet, 20 the plaza Of
beginning. beings bounded "a the aorth by Acts
known as Isabelle Place, on the east BY SHARE
Enlargement on he south, By stsckseil's En-s
IArgsr1snt, and on TIE vest BY a roadgEsv or
street, known al, Arst 4senne, dividing tbs above
described prerAisss from the town Of sLamaseo
City, Row city Of EYEns1flIs, aid feTritory being
contisuous to the city or Evansyi lie sad not
plated or laid Cd.
Attest, A. PRAyYLrE, Clark.
BY A. n. MoGrin, Dep'y Clark mario sOs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
MEDIcAL NOTICE.
Physieian 3 StIrgeon

Physician g Surgeon.
HAVING PERMANENTLY = LOCATED I'm
II Evansyflle, offers BIS pEcsessfen& II services 10
the citizens Of Evansville and xieiaIey.F
n8- 0fnce and ResIdeEce ON Main atreet, oppo-
site new r. B. Depot BE will bssDund st Brough.
ton Woods Drug Store, on the corner Of Third
snd Msins from 8 70 10 o'clock A. d. each day.
yls r A7e4a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31

New ORLEANS, March 23rt ,riG GAIRo,
March 29-Trade has besnaopened To- q
limited extent with Matamofas. Yes
sells can clear, and persons can 60, and
merchandise, in limited quantities, for
local use, is permitted. 's9a@h
The True Delta has a letter from
Barancas, Florida, giving the important
iutelligencethat on the 4 Sth Instant or
ders to march were issued to the Union
army under General SteeieD a. Chat
point The advance had taken the road
io'the Perdita river, some eight miles
from Pensacola, and the entire force
was to be on the move by Monday last
szacxIRo, March 2eIThe steamer Ben.
Stickney, bound for New Orleans struck
the bank near New Madrid last might,
causing her to leak 80 badly as to ne
cessitate the throwing, overheard, of o
portion Of her cargo to prevent her sink
ing. The accident would not prevent
her continuing her trip.
A hesEy Fsin hes prevailed sheFsn oil
Ifwas reported That the army my would
move through the pine woods Of Bald
win county, Alabama, and strike for
Blakely Landing, AS miles above Mobile,
az which point they expected to e0nnect
with the column from Mobile Bay.
Slight skirmishing had taken. place be-
tween our advance and the rebel cav
airy. &, rreaagA tashlsssa eds ai8w a419iaaia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
DRY GOODS. 3&c.,a
! - six Mantiiiaa L -.

Silk Mantillas. s .ssls,s 20
TNH SILK MANTTLLAs, BANGING IN
1OO prices from SO 10 $50, AID compEisine the
latest Main Street Ssyies which are, Of eoarmaS
more fsshionable than. Broa6NAys just epenrd and
marked 70 suit the fines - Sc .sse..sq
sCAARKER HESSEGGSeE
aEta2aaH A+@ No. At and 40 Main 6treeAa-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-18

On Thursday, the 18th Inst, at thercsidence
Of the brides Mother, by Rev, q. Il, Blakeney,
Mr.. W. q. RuIELDATFEN, to Miss GESStE
MCCuLLEY, all of Wheeling.
on Monday evening, August H. Mt the resi-
dence Of j. $. Dp,w, Esq, by the Rev. Benz.
X. Mnltby, Rector Of tile Church OF the
Epiphany, Lieut.. SAMUEL. c. MELLUIl, AdJu.
tnni OF n Virginia Cavalry, to Miss NORA n.
DRAKE, Of Cincinnati. No cards.
ON Thursday evening, August 18th, 1876, a,
tile residence OF the brides father, by the
Rev, Dr.. Drnmmond, MIR. JOSEPH II. Con-
SfLiI, To Miss JENNIE i, TRACY, all Of this
city.
We are under obligations to the above
couple for their recollection Of tie employees
OF this establishment. II our friend Joseph
makes us kind and devoted n husband rs he
was an atlectionate son, lllS fair cunsort Ger
tainly can consider herself blessed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-18

A Specimen of what can be said even
on BehRIrOrsuChn Man as JEFF. Davis.
To the Editor QfMc N. j. Tribune:
SIR Permit one who always opposed
the policy hut not the right of seCes-
sion, and who has tnken the amnesty
oath, and intends to keep it faithfully,
to sny one word for fallen, "tonseless
man,
| notice that great many Northern
journals are trying to mike the i'm
preston that Jefferson Davis has no
friends or admirers in the South. The
Secretary Of State, us would appear
from the dispatches of the Associated
Press, has given currency to the same
mistaken idea.
1t Is true that Mr.. Davis has some
bitter enemies in the South, but who
wlnt saint from glory-Could have held
the post he did during -four years OF
tremendous wal, without making many
bitter enemies? But, sir, he has also
many warm friends, who would do
Hnything that honorable, high-mlnded
men and companions in adversely may
do, to aid and comfort him in this Bit
ter hour of defeat md death to ull his
and th9ir hopes of peaceably establish
ing separate, Homogeneous govern
lment of Southern States. Even those
who nre classed as his enemies cannot.
do not, deny to him the possession OF
many of the highest and rarcst virtues
OF II true man and II noble Christian
gentleman. Their principal objection
to him wns, that he was II man of ''un.
fortunate, obstinate, bnll-headed pre-
judlccs," growing out of old party fcuds
land collisions. Beyond this, The yyarst
that can he Snid against Mr.. Davis by
the most ardent Union man of the
South Is, that he was atl wrong in his
political creed and practice; and this /
dare HVow, may b. said of many IL not
II majority of those who have already
received the Executive pardon.
1t should be remembered, too, that
all the bitter personal nnimosity to-
ward jefferson Davis during the war.
originated in and proceeded from South
! Carolina and when was South Caro-
linucver known TO he right, either In
her loves or in her hates? Alas, for TINT
poor little "kingdom down hy the
sounding scaw Her Hugucnot blood
has ever been exceeding hot, volcanic,
turbulent; and, by consequence, her
fiery children have met with little else
but misfortune and disaster. Perhaps
our Catholic historians could tell us the
/ real reason why the HuguenOts Were
| driven ont OF France. They must have
been guilty long ago Of something very
"bad,N something very criminal lii
politics or otherwise, that misfortune
should have so persistently clung 10
them like n curse!
No, Sir; Jefferson Davis is not with
out many warm friends among the
Southern pcpple--Outsidc of South Car
olina--And they do not think he is any
more to blame, on the whole, then they
arc, aud TINT II he is punished by I'M
prisonlnent aud decGpitdtion, (thnt is
the old Anglo-SNNOn mode of punish-
ing trcHson1, they ought to be punished
too, II pardon be granted TO one, ii
ought to be extended to Hll-partlcu-
lRrly since the real instigatOrs of the
Rebellion, Calhoun, Brooks, Keitt and
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aetusitaI instruments.
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NEW sToREl NEW STOREY
Music and Variety.
No. lO3 Main St, above Monroe, near STEMS
Clothing House.
NEW sroREl NEW sToRBII.
E. A. WEBER,

UNEACHER OF MUSIC AND ORGANISE,
extensively known In this city and yicins
lty, bcES leave to announce that TON
ROW, TUESDAY, THE 9th INSTANT, Id
will open his new Music and Variety Store,
where he will keep on hand an assortment
or Pianos, tnmung them Sieinway'S, and Iln-
xletOns, Of New York, J MclOde0ns, sheet Mn.
sic, including the beRt Instruction Books, and
latest Sheet Publications, VlOlinH, GuitAH,
Flutes, AccOnleOns and BlnlOs Of tile best for
eign and American make, German and Italian
Strings AISO, Stationery, Photographic Goods
md Notions
lie viii promptly attend to my orleS for
Music LEFT ut the store.
He will, M heretofore, givO Instructions on
the Piano, MelOdeOn, Organ, and In Thorough
RasS, either nt scholars house, or 1T his Music
Room, tlDj Main SlTeot,) where a fms Piano
kept for practice.
ed TO.
renting out Pianos.
Keeping only the hest Of Goods on hand
having adopted the motto Ofqulck sales and
small profits, being always up To- the times
he respectfully bezpc'Es the patronage q the
WHEELING, W. Va, June Clh, 1896.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-18
FAIRMONT NORMAL SCHOOL.
The Only Institution OF the Kind In
the state.

TIME SUCCESS OF THIS INSTITUTION
Inns been such rs In warrant Its COntinu.
nnce beyond the present session. The attend.
nnce, owing 10 the new aud urgent demand
for competent Teachers for the Public Schools
has much exceeded the expectations Of is
most shngiine friends. With view To itE
permanency, hdhie associated with me Prof
]. c. Llninger and DR.. d. b. DOrSey, both gem
tlemen Of thorough education, experience
and ability rs Normal Teachers.
The next session Will commence on Mon.
day, August 2lst, and continue twelve weeks.
It Is very important that all desiring to avail
themselves Of the benefits Of this session
should commence with the beginning Of the
term however, persons unable 10 do no Will
Ike admitted at my time.
While this School Il Strictly Normal, and
specially designed for the trimming Of Teach
en-, others Of suitable qualifications VIII not
be excluded. Lectures on the Theory md
Prnciice Of Teaching Will be- delivered from
time 20 time by Prof. White, State Superln-
dent, und other Normal Teachers.
TUITION, 500 per month, payable In nd
vance. Good boarding can he obtained at
from 500 10 $50 per week.
Augl5-Gt1<w J. n. BOYD, Principal.
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NLomphis, Tenn, July 81, isS5s. :,

TIE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company have established a line o
ocean steamers to run between Balti
more and Liverpool, and purchased
four propellers for the enterprise, and
no Pennsylvania Central Railroad
Company hive in contemplation the
establishment of line between Phila,
dclphia and Liverpool, or London, ms.
sisted by the Corporation of Philadel-
nhin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-18

PRESTON EINu has been appointed
collector of customs for the port of New
York, and an excellent appointment it
is, too. Simeon Draper wantcI-to keep
the plnce and the struggle over it has
been long and exciting. Mr., King is
ono oftho most intimate and contidcn-
tial friends Of President Johnson and
has had long and valuable experience
in public life. Heis not mixed upwith
any of the political factions in New
York, and both his personal character
and political reputation are above sus.
piclOn. 1t is refreshing to have such n
man appointed to manage the afIMirs Of
tho New York custom house.
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rRIDAY NonNINa. AU0rsT y.
oUn friend Jamc. Y. wharton, who

OUR friend James i. Wharton, who
Is one Of the most interchangeable and
irrepTcaaible OF men in Newspaper
way, Is out now in another new enter
prise. He has, in company with part
ner named DrnhOsh, started the Par
kersburg Daily TmeS, small but
lively and we'll filled local paper, de-
voted 10 tho interests centerIng ut that
place. Politically, it runs on the same
line Of opinion consistently advocated
by Mr.. Wharton for many years. We
are glad to see from the liberal display
Of advertisements In the inst number,
that the enterprise promises we'll Our
old friend has our best wishes for his
most abundant prosperity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-18

WANTED AGENTS-FOR SHERMAN
w and his Campaigns, by Col. =. NJ. Bow
man and Ilcut. Col, Il. j. Irwin. vol. svo.i
700 pages, Cloth, 81 20. With eight splendid
steel pOrtTaits and maps, plans, &C. No other
official and authentic history Of this great
army will be published, for no other written
can have access 10 the private and official pa
pers oftle several commanders All such In.
formation Is furnished for this work eXclu.
SiVely. The following letter from General
Sherman shows the Official character OF this
work:
LANCASTER, Ohio, July8l, 1855.
c. y. Richardson, Esq, so Broadway, New
York:
sir: Col. g. NJ. Bnwnnn, nm acquaintance Of
mine since 1853 and more recently In the ser.
vice NJ the United States, las hnh access 10
my order and letter hooks, embracing copies
Of all orders made, and LGtten written by me
since the winter OflSGl-2, with u view To pub
fish memoir Ofmy life and services; md no
other person has had such an opportunity to
read my secret thoughts md acts. believe
him to IN IN possession Of all authentic facts
that can Interest the general reader. ! am,
&c., W.. SHERMAN, Mnj. Gen.
Agents wanted throughout the West. TX.
elusive territory given and liberal tennis or.
fered. Tile following extracts from reports Of
agents, will serye TO show the success Of thOSc
Just commencing to canvas. one reports Is
Subscribers for the iirHt dry. Another, Mon
day, y: Thursday, IL; Friday, 9; Saturday, ~
total for four days, o.. Another - In four
days. Another, - in three days. Another
nlnety-twOin six days. Another, So IN one
week. Another, 20 In three days. AM
other . IN three days, Another, ~ In one
week. The average number Of subscribers
per day for each agent, rs taken from the re-
ports Tor last week, that came In Tuesday
morning, Is Z, which Is an extraordinary re.
suit, considering the heavy rains throughout
the country, and the hICt that many Of our
uteutg are dlgnhlpl soldiers Wlin nm unable TO
work all the time.
Send for u circular md blank application,
lnclOSing g for nm outfit, and mentioning Rcy-
eml counties In the order OF yOuTchoice, We
give only two or three townships 70 begin
with, but hold In TIzerve n large field for cncl
ngent, No that al extension Of territory cnn
be gTnntel nileT n proper trial, " found mG'
tually desirable. g. VENT & Co, Western
Publishers, - W. Fourth st., Gin, O., o. Dear
St, Chicago, Ill. RuRlB-3tdGw
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4iaautial.
The Merchants National
Bank of West Virginia3
Ar MnEEIINR.

TREASURY NkFAETNENr,
OFFtcG OF TIIg CONTTN oF TIN CURRENCT. I
Washington. June nth, ISL
JTTHEREAS by SATISFACTORY nv.
w dence presented ~ the undersigned, il
has tEan made 10 appear that '.fhN MeFs
chants National Rank Of West ViFs
ginIR. nc WhecltnE," IN the city oH Wheel.
ing, Ia the County Of Ohio and state OF West
Vifgenia, has btch duly ongAntEsSl under and
according to the requirements OF the Mt "
CungUsS, cntttltSl All at to pNDvide Nation,
al Currency, SscuUd hy \ plCSige u United
States Bonds and IN provide for the circuh.
ton and redemption theFcof, approved June
"a, 1854, and has compiled with M the pNoVis-
ions Of SAID net, UQuipd To b. compiled with
before commencing the business OF Ripkink
under Mid act,
Now, ihGrciorc, l, Freeman Clark, tuml
trullcr OF the Currency, do herrhy ccTtity lhs|
THE MERCHANTS' NATIONAL. HANk'
OF WEST VIRGINIA, AT WIIEEI.lN0,R
IN the City OF Wheeling, In the County "
Ohio and State Of Wosi Virginia, Is author.
lECll to commence the business of banking
under the act aforesaid
In testimony whereof witness my hanttNIld
seal Of ONCE, This 2dth day nf June, lS,h
FREEMAN CLARK,
Jul7-0A Cnmpt'E of the Currency.
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q. =. MAYER & SON.

MANUFACTURERS OF THE "WAsH.
WI erwOmans Friend, White Excelsior Jelly
Soap" used expressly for washing clOthlkfs
II X said by all that have tried II 10 be one n
the best Washing Soaps ever offered for sale
here. Please give II u trial and wee for your.
self. Manufactured and sold by
9. +, MAYER q son,
No. 500 Main street, Wheeling, W. Va,
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As THERE is some misunderstanding
us to the extent OF the Pnrdoning
Power of tho President by Proclama-
ton and of Congress, it is proper 10
state that the Executive has the nu-
thority Of Congress for granting am
nesty and pardon for all offences
against the United States committed
durlngthe late rebellion, and that he
has exercised the power thus conferred
by restoring all property rights TO the
parties, even where legal proceedings
had been instituted, but not consumma-
ted. 1.-THE proceedings are begun under
the act Of contiscation, in any Court OF
the United States, thcpardon has the eff
feet Of quashing them on payment OF
costs by the party pnrdoned.
The Washington CHronicic, nfler quot
ing tho Proclamation and the laws OF
the ease, says:
'NVc. have been induced to make this
statement in consequence of doubts
and misupprehensions in regard to the
effect Of u pardon, which tend to throw
suspicion t1pon the. solvency Of South
crn men, and to prevent the revival OF
business and industry" taa
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! Geo. g. ROOFS Latest Piece
Bethany COLLEGE.


.TNHIs INSTITUTION is LOCATED IN
j one Of the most beautiful and healthy
portions OF the hlll country Of West Virginia.
II is IN Brooke county, Giniccn miles north OF
Wheeling and SrtcG miles from Wellsburg, ut
which place, persons coming either by boat
or nail, can md hacks ready To take them 10
the College, Situated ~ II j. In the country,
II Is removed at once ffUm the temptations 10
extravaganza, and the facilities for Vice, which
attach To Colleges IN or near large cities -
Young men who desire Il thorough education
will lind peculiar advantages In Bethany Col
leRe. She has an experienced Faculty and
affords tile D,St education on the lowest Terms.
The 18th Session will commence on the lst
Monday In October next and terminate on
the last Thursday Of June, lSG.
FACULTY.
ALEXANDER CAMpREIL, President.
W. X. PENDLETuN, Vice President and
pOicSs0r Of Mental Moral, and Political Phi
lOSOphy and Bellies l.ettrs.
CHARLES LOUIS LOuS, Professor Of Ancient
Languages and Literature.
H. W. JOHNSON, PrOft~NOr..Of Mathematics
and Astronomy.
II. MCIIARnSoN, Professor Of Natural PHI
losophy, Chemistry and Natural History.
TERMS.
Boarding from 500 to $40 per week.
Tuition, per session Of months, 5000.
Washing and lights extra.
Mnrticulation FeeSj,OO.
For Catalogues or further Information nd.
dress W. X. Hendletom or G. L. LOoS, Sec'ty.
HtlglS-2md&tw
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The indicnilonH would seem 70 be llifl
u majority Of the congtSssmen elected
In Kentucky, may 10 relied on 70 suss
tain the National Adminlstrntt0n. a
majority OF The Kentucky Legislature
arc doubtless opposed 70 emancipation
in their SUITE, and to the adoption Of
the nndAlayery amendment TO the Con-
Stitution. These were the questions on
which the citizens divided into parties.
The contest was not. strictly speaking,
between Republicans and Democrats
not between those who have mainly
sustained the Administration during
the war, and men Of secession sympp-
thics. The old party lines were TO a
great extent oblIterated. Some men
who had supported the Administration,
at leastln Kentucky way, now came
out warmly against the candidates who
were in favor ofthe nnti-slnyeryumend
ment to the Constitution. Others, who
like GOV. Magofhn, during large part
ofthe war, were opposed to the Admin
istrntiou, and leaned very far toward
secession, have had the good sense TO
perceive the true condition of affairs,
and have stood up boldly and earnest
ly for emancipation. It seems TO us
strange that all the Kcntuckinns should
not see that their own interests require
the speedy adoption ofthc constitution
81 amendment. Why can they NOT I'M
derstand that slavery being dead, IL is
Il kindness to all living creatures TO
bury it out Of sight' A large part OF
the slaves in their State have been lib
Grated liy the law which gave freedom
to the family Of every slave who enlist
cd. Thousands Of others have run
away. Tho remaining negroes are in
such condition that il may be justly
said TINT they are neither slaves nor
rrcemen. They ARE Of little or no
service TO their owners or TO them
selves. The state cannot prosper until
this anomalous condition Of its labor
ers is at an end. These facts have been
pressed home upon the people with
great power by Governor Bramlctte,
General Rosseau, Mr.. Prentice, of the
Louisville JomNul, and others. The
result il seen in the election of five
Congressman, who will stand by the
Government In its nnti-slavery policy,
We have not cherished the hope that ut
this election Kentucky could be brought
to declnrc for tile amendment. But u
great gain has becnmndc. Public opin-
ion has begun to move rapidly in the
right direction. The agitation and dis
cussions Of this campaign have been
productive of great good. We may be
sure that whit has been gained Will not
be lost, hut that the emancipntionists
will from this dry steadily increase in
number and in influence, until they
control tho State.