davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-11

ap-People's Telegraph - New First
CLASS LINES, direct to NEW YORK, BOSTON,
ard to important points. Washington Omces:
REPUBLICAN BUILDING, bll Ninth street.
(west side,) corner Pennsylvania avenue aud
SIKH street, under National Hotel, aud corner
Fifteenth and streets, opposite Treasury build
ing. CHARLES b. MOVES,
febl6-tf Mana"er Of Washiny tnn District
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-11
"Fail' in the Lexicon of Youth


There's no such word as FAIL -
And in the history Of Dyspeptic Man there need
be no gloomy fusure full Of hypochOndr'acal
fears, for one draught o. the wonderful appetizer
aud hcalcr, Plantation Bitter-, will scatter tho
dark clouds Of Dependency and bid Hope toll
her nattcring tale again. For Heartburn, Dys-
pcpsia, Indigestion Hcaviness, LauguOr, Head
ache, and Low Spirits this Is the only remedy
II You arc suffering from Dyspepsia or any of its
attendant evils, uSo Plantation Bltters, and You
will find thero Is " no such word as failli,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-11

GREAT SALE OF BOOKS BY CATALOGUE
OF the Auction Rooms, commencing MONDAY
EVENING, July 10th, at o'clock aud Cnntuu-
Ing each evening thereafter until about 1900
volumes are sold.
The collection consists Of Scientific Works.
Law, Theology, History, Poetry, Astronomy,
Botany Bellies Lettres, aud Languages, Cyclic.
pedlas, and large number Of Miscellaneous B0oks
In the catalogue il n complete set Of Reese = Cy-
rlOpcdiu, with the plates. Audubon : Birds Of
Amerca-subscrptiOn copy; Mons. Baylc's bic
uuHUry. Among the Law Books are: Strw"li's
State Tr.als, Towards. Johnson, Peters =,
NCscy's, and all tho valuable reports, with
large num'cr OF old English Law Books aud
fQruign publications.
Among the miscellaneous are DcQulncy's
writings, aud ArhUr'S Works, Buhn = Libraries,
together with a number u hooks un Agriculture,
Gardening sc aud u large number OF hand
Eulnely illustrated books Un the Fine Arts, with
huo cory Of American Edition Of Bnydoll's
Shakespeare, IN portfolio form. Terms cash.
J G. MCGUIRE y co,
jyu-ts AuCt0nrCrS.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-11

800 SEVENTH 369
FURNITURE, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, Ne.
WU invite the attention Of tho public tv our
large aud we'll selected stock of
FURNITURE
which ave pledge ourselves to sell loss than any
house this sido Of New York.
CARPETS.
Just received from tho New York auctions, a
selling at vorylO figures.
ALSO,
very largo and complete assortment VI
GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE,
Which we are offering less than present whole
sale prices.
PLATED SPOONS, FORKS, CASTORS,
Aud II general assortment Of
CUTLERY At EXTRA BARGAINS
Third lot Of those damaged WINDOW SHADES,
acknowledged by all 10 be the cheapest good,
ever offered In this city.
GILT FRAME MIRRORS at loss than present
cost Of importation.
Parties In want Of goods IN our limo will Aud It
lUru making thUir purchases
ERONTH erosion,
JylO-lw 800 Seventh II. above l.
EDW ARD LYCETT,
Ia BooKBiNDRR,
No. 2Tl Penn. AVE. wAsHIEdToN, y. G
Books bound In every stylO-TurEsy. Morocco
Russia and Talf
WRAPPIFG PAPER FOR SALE AT
w THIS OFFICE,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-11

II o $ 7 N Nj A Il X II T
$50 PrWWSWUGKru 0r7'"c hRwcrH SrptH-
iaaih WHA Eighfs,Hih Sbous.
The subscriber would most respectfully iutnrm
the cittMns Of Washington that J." hd, "psned
this establishment, and made FNirL.iN" arrange
mcuts for keeping ttropStuully supplied with the
CHOICEST OF PROVISIONS,
lNCLUDISG
MEAT, VEGETABLES, yEulr, BUTTER, EGGS,
GAME SC
Trusting Ia his long experience in the husi-
mess aud determination To k"opH
NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE MARKET.
with strict personal attention To the wants OF
bis customer, h" hopes to merit IL share Of the
liberal patronage heretofore bostuwOd
CHARLES MALLARD
n d; Panios and Army hesseE supplied.
jy7.2Aw3w
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-11
GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER.
~ MASTER STORES.

QCARTERNAsTE- GENERALS OFPIcB
wAsHIEGTuS Cry, D. c., July 0, 1855.
Will be sold at public auction, rder the direc-
ton Of Captain Geo. T. Browning, A. O. NJ, at
Gicsburo, y. c., on WEDNESDAY, July ~, 1885,
lot Of condemned Quartermaster's Stores, cou-
sisting Of Cauldrous 800 Tin Cups Elbows;
5000 Knives and Forks Camp Kettles Culinary
articles Stove Pipe; SOOTin Plates Cooking aud
Heating Stoves Blankets Hand car Boxes Rid.
ing and Wagon Brides Horse Brushes; $50
Horse Covers; 24OO Halters; Cart, Ambulance,
aud four-horse Harness Riding and Wagon Sad
dies Locks, MOrtars, aud Pestlos; Syringcs;
Leather Aprous Portable Forges Farriers'
Tools; Carpenters Tools; 5000 Brooms; LOO
Whtewash Brushes HayCutters Manure Forks /;
Grindstones; Lanterns Paulins; Measure.
Ploughs: ShoyelH; Rakes 80, 900 pounds Rope /;
100000 Horse Shoes; OIL Barrels; Fly Wheels
Successful bidders will be required TO remove
the stores within Ave (j) days from date Of sale
Terms-Cash, in Government funds.
Sale to commence at 10 am.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brew. Brig. Gen., in charge First Division
jy6-5t @. MO 0.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-11
NEW FANCY AND DRY GOODS STORE,
~ No. 2'3 PENN3YLiAN A AVENUE,
Between Twelfth and Thirteenth Strccts.
A. CONNOLLY

A. CONNOLLY
Would respectfully morn the citizons of Wash
ington iat he has recently purchased at the
Auction Sales of New YU'k a large and varied
stock Of Fancy and Staple Dry GOODS, embrac-
ing Mourning D"eSs Goods, silks, Lawns, Alpaca
Poplins, MozamDiqucs, and otier Dress Goods.
Also, Lace Coos Embroidcr es, He. cry,
Glove, &c, and an endless variety of Small
Ware.
There Is a fno Show Room on tho second noor
of the premises for the sale of Ready Made
Habits, Dresses, Mautilla shawls, and Ladie.'
Under garments.
N. d, -fluting in any width, by a new process
far superior aud more durable than any hereto
forO Introduced in this city. Price PEI yard, S
oents. lylO.lmk
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-11

ANY one having occasion to visit n private
medical institution are advised to call on Dr..
Vellny.
A large and successful practice here and else
whore enables him to guarantee perfect cure In
all cases.
All visits and communications strictly private
aud confidential. Persons calling see NO one but
the Doctor, febl-tf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-11
Auction sALEs.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT STEAMER.

CHfRR QUARTBRNAsTER' OFFICE,
DBPOT OF WASHINGTON, }
WARRINGTON, d. c., July 10, 1895
VIII be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, under ths
direction OF Captain Z. s. Allen, A. O. NJ, at Sixth
street wharf In the city Of Washington, d. c. q,
on THURSDAY, July %, 1898, AT 10 'clock A. m
the light draught stern wheel steamer Reindeer
Terms-Cash, In Government funds.
D. H RUCKER,
Bvt. MAJ. ecu. aud Chief Quartermaster,
jylo-l0t Depot Of Washington.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-11
TOIIN r. ELVANS & co,
~ 81 Louisiana avenue aud 3OS C.street A.,
WASHINGTON, u. c., .
DEALERS N IN
KEG HARDWARE 80

CUT NAILs-Fiulshed 0 to l2i; Fence, s to
l2l Box j, 7, "a.
CIT SPIKES ~ inches.
CLlNCH MAILS.
PRESSED AND BOAT SPIKES,
HORSE SHOES, Burdens Government, No.
to y Burdcns city, No I to ), &. and
f., No. l to l Mule Shoes, !, q g.
HORSE NAILS-Gnmn's @ to IL; Putnam's,
to 10; Putnam, TX, - d to 10; Now
London, i to 10, american, I" to 10.
Apll TERMS: NET CASH
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-11
NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND.

For sALE.--Tho tine new brown stone MAN.
SlON uu Washington street, fr0utiug New part
hHrbur; has never been occupied near tho dnput
aud steamers. bathing aud boating ~ the door
ono Of tho finest Vows aud estates In America.
Apply to HAZARD 4 APTHORP,
Real Estate Brokers,
jc26-co2w Newport Il. |,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-11
pY ]. c. NJ GO UIRE &CO.
- AUCTIONEERS.

jyG-eo2w
The New York herald., 1865-02-04

The Academy last evening presented ths same brass
appearance the opening night Aubsr's new vsss
sion Of TSa DiavoIo was produced BY Mr. Aarsaase
last season. remains fresh In memory and preserves ~
accustomed attraction The OPEN was rendered -
night with sresA spirit; indeed We think marked -
provoment upon all former presentations kin ksb
loggs zsrinA part which we'll bents her vocal capsoy
and charming grace Of manner, was excellent LOts4
too exhibited command Of the music than hsfses-
fore He has improved BY practice, snd recsivsd an -
prsciatve recognition Of his conscientious sdoFs -
please The English noblsman, Ny Lord Allcash. g
Bellni was NATURAL although more vivacous than
usual while the admirable drollcries Of ksssrs Dubraa
and wsinlish, a. the brgands impaired considsrss9
humor and spirit 70 tho lighter scenes o. tho opsr9
There win be grand MATINEE to-day, a. which Doai.e
us justly favorite work. ~ POsto VIII DO 9veni Ands
tho weather be ever severe rarely tnsrercs wiz
,sause We presume the attendance on this occm aod
will form no exception 70 the general rule particv a
AZ the opera selected always commands more ihAS csd
nary favor
The New York herald., 1865-02-04

The Missouri STATE Convention has been for the past
two days principally occupied In dscussng proposition
70 strike out the words white male' In the constu-
tlona section defining the qualifications for Governor
resolution directing their Judiciary Committee 70 inquire
into the expedsncy Of ceiling another convention has
adopted almost unanimously In the Senate OF the Mis
souri, Legislature, the ground that the present one u
wasting its time In fruitless debate
Thomas Hand OF Port Huron, Michigan, was yestsr-
day committed to jail by one Of police magistrates
in default Of ten thousand dollars ball. on charge Of
false pretences preferred by Cortlandt street
chant who alleges that Hand, in August last tho
representation that he was man Of means purchased
from him 1--WE thousand dollars worth Of goods, which
have not yet been paid for
Some Of the European troops Maximilian h importing
into Mexico Of very loose and demoraized charac
Tor. From detachment Of six hundred OF his Belgian
legion who recently shipped from Europe num-
Der deserted at West Indian ports and the most Of the
remainder appeared TO be destitute OF discipline many
OF them having be put under arrest for despect
their orlcera
The beef and pork packing season for lse45 has viz
tually closed at Chicago the great packing mart Of the
West 750 l47 hogs and 2459 beef cattle have been
packod-showing decrease Of l54 5l2 hogs and IN
Of CATTLE compared with the business Of last
season.
The Chef Engineer or the Bufiao Fire Department
gives 1t as the result OF his experience at the recent
tcnsive fire In that city that 1t is not good policy to try
to stop the flames by blowing up buildings This expert
ment resulted in weakening the building which had been
mined and setting 1t on fire.
Tho stock market was firm yesterday, and quotations
advanced. Governments We're steady Gold opened at
200 and closed at 20sA
On Change the -four market yesterday was quiet but
prices were without material change Wheat was In
limited demand but steady The corn market was very
nrm, but only moderate business transacted Oats
active and higher. The pork market opened
active and firm, but closed dull and heavy Beef was
unchanged, while lard was 1rmer, with rather more
doing whskey ruled dull and heavy, while freights
continue quiet at previous rates
The New York herald., 1865-02-04
Obituary.

Mr.. Robert Athow West died In washIngtos on Thurs
day last He formerly edited the Commercial Advsvssv,
and moro recently the Washington Chronic L. he was
we'll read and had some ability ~ writer Al the time
Of hIs death Mr West the head OF The bureau 81
military Justice In Washington. The dec eascd an
EngIishrnan but thoroughly republicans I'D American ~
firnon
The New York herald., 1865-02-04
Arrivals ana Departures.


MISUNDERSTANDING Amefica-surgeon " IurneR
Mrs Munday and niece, Col John Baker and servant
Ham, Capt w Neheneyer, Lieuts Tutue ana ecrvsnH
Ch Mooney francis Tsy Surgeon Bvs:sor rna
scon farsish. Cart Lyon and " In shs ssserase
The New York herald., 1865-02-04
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, FEBKUARY e 1865

some len arrogant and more modsrsts sas
manufacturing association.
The Manhattan Company = bound by con
tract to Light thh city, and that contract has
three years to run The Common Council was
foolish enough to allow the company to throw
up that agreement and make another upon
whatever terms ths company pleased. Comp
troller Brennan interfered, and has prevented
the acceptance Of new contract BY refusing
to be present when the bids were offered.
Thus stands the affair when the company
demand double the former price per lamp
under penalty Of oeasing the supply Of gas
altogether, and leaving us to darkness, burgla-
ries, riots and murders. II We endure this We
will endure anything.
The Manhattan Company had right to de-
sire moro pay, as other companies have done;
but the proper course would have been to
apply to the Common Council for relief, as
the contractors for iron-clads apply'to Con-
gress, and not to procure, by means well known
to those familiar with city legislation, the
unconditional repeal Of existing contracts.
Still less have they the moral right to plunge
this city in darkness In order to extort money
from us. We hope that the city authorities will
at once devise some plan to avoid the evils
which must ensue il the company executes Its
threats, and that the company will soon be
effectually and legally broken up, as warning
to those who attempt similar impositions upon
the people. <--.-..
The New York herald., 1865-02-04

CHICAGO, Feb. Q, 1895
Notice or q motion has be~l given for injunctica
and receiver the Of julius wadsworth and the
minority Of the shareholde In the old Gaena RaIros4
against tho Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Comr
nerv The motion is for Monday next
The New York herald., 1865-02-04

Arrival Of the Africa ~ Boston.
Boss ON, Feb. 8, 1s0s
The Africa arrived al seven eJ ook Her malls -
forward by the half past eight r. ~ rain-dus Nev
York early 10. morrow morning
The New York herald., 1865-02-04

leave the South. Hence we regard this peac
commission of his as nothing better than . trick
to quiet the peace faction ct Richmond, and to
gain some quibbling advantage over Lincoln,
in view ofa vigorous effort from the Southern
people for the spring campaign Before we
can have peace, Davis must be expelled
from Richmond, either by General Grant or by
the hostile ant-Davis factions In his political
household. Let this be done, and tho last i'm
pediment to peace win be removed. Mean
time, Hby these peace conferences Davis can
conciliats the hostile factions in his own camp
In favor Of another desperate campaign, he win
accomplish his present purposes Such are our
Impressions concerning this new and imposing
peace conference. We class 1t with that flag Of
truce sent from Santa Anna to Old Rough and
Ready in the midst Of the battle Of Buena Vista.
We consider 1t trick to gain time. We shall,
however, be none the less gratifed II this great
peace conference shall open the door to peace,
although we fear that 1t will end in smoke.
The New York herald., 1865-02-04

TIE Orr AND THE Gas CoxPANrEs.--N is
stated that the directors Of the Manhattan Gus
Company have threatened that, unless the Street
Commissioner submits to their exorbitant
terms for lighting the street lamps, they will
turn or the gas after tomorrow evening.
This is an illustration Of the manner in which
this great metropolis is bullied by corpora
tons The Common Council should meet TO
night, resoind the privilege which the Man
haitian Company now enjoys Of laying mains II
our streets and bestow that permission upoE
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-04-22

and there heard of the assassination Of the Pres
the latter was lying. An immense crowd gath
|ered in front of the Presidents house. A strong
guard was stationed these, as many persons evil
IDENTITY supposed that he would be brought to his
home The city tonight presents scene of
widest excitement, accompanied by violent ex-
|pressions of INDICATION and the profoundest sor-
ROW.
WASHINGTON, l5th-4:l0 A. M.-The President
continues ipsensible, and is sinking. Secretary
Seward remains without change. 1t is feared
|the skull is fractured, besides a severe cut on
the head. Stewards son is yet alive, but his case
lis considered hopeless. It is now ascertained
with reasonable certainty that two assassins were
engaged in these horrible crimes, Wilkes Booth
being the one who shot the President, and the
other a companion of his whose name is not yet
known.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, April 25th.-
Abraham Lincoln died at % minutes after : o.
clock this morning (Signed),
E. NJ. STANTON, Sec'y of War
WASHINGTON, l5th.-lt appears from letter
found in Booth trunk that the murder was plan
he'd before the 4th of March, but fell through
then because his accomplice backed out until
Richmond could be heard from. Booth and his
|accomplice were at a livery stable at o'clock
last evening" leaving with horses at 10. or short
|ly after that hour. One of them evidently made
hi, NOV 70 Raltimora flor tho trapedy the nj her
has not been traced. (Signed), STANTON.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-04-22
ABRAHAM LINCOLN

Was born in 1909, in Hardin county. Kentucky
and would have been Sc years of age had he
lived to the 18th of next February. Thomas
Lincoln, the father Of our murdered President,
finding life in slave State uncongenial, put his
little earthly goods and family upon raft, and
found new home in Spencer county, Indiana
There young Abraham when only eight years
fold helped his father rear log cabin, and learn
led the art of q splitting rails" There the Lin.
Icon family resided till 1890, when the old log
cabin was deserted for new one near Decatur
Illinois In the Black Hawk war. 1892, Mr.. Lin
|con was made a captain. In 1884 he was sent
to the Legislature when his political life COM
4 s37 commenced the practice of law at Spring
field, Illinois, with the Hon. John T. Stuart
MIR. Lincoln was three times elected to the Leg
|isature, and in lS47 took his seat in Congress.
I'm ls4s he stumped Illinois for Gen. Taylor. the
|Whg candidate for President, but the State cast
|her vote for Lewis Cass In $40 and ga he was
h candidate for the L. s. Senate, but his party
WAS in the minority. He was also before the Ma
Itional Republican Convention of 1855. NOM
Pinec for Vice President but was beaten by Mr..
dayton. In 1860 the Republicans nominated
him for President and his election that Fall by
THE people the Southerners made an excuse Tor
the present rebellion. He was renominated,
unanimously. by the Union National Convention
lin 1864, and reelected President by the largest
popular majority ever given to any candidate.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-04-22

CAN'T RIDE OR SHoor.--On the ESD Of July !,
| s6l, the Richmond Wing amid host Of vile
abuse Of the people of the loyal States said Of
them
''And yet they do not possess one gentierlanly
attribute, nor a single talent that qualified them
for war. OF the very first elements they are
destitute They don't even know how to ride T.
horse--a talent only to be acquired in youth and
gentle avocations. As to arms, nincty-nine out
of hundred never shot a gun, and wehaveit or
VERY good authority that Old Scott lost all pa
thence in attempting to teach them how to load
b gun. They never produced
a genius capable of anything beyond arranging
"a hotel or working steam engine, or directing
some pase mechanical coutrvancc.
The above bombast sounds rich when read in
the light of events of the past eighteen months
Those men who do not know how to ride horse
have secured the entire length and breadth Of
the rebel territory; those who could not shoot n
gun have driven the flower of chivary out OF
existence, and they have produced military genius
unsurpassed in the world -Sacramento Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-04-22

Practical Crichton.--TRurH C>SoufRs ALL As
.Nrs-The admirable Crichton, the greatest ioscian oil
Ehis day. was seek controversy win the
soph.ts of the French and italian Colleges by mailing cha
senges on the gates institutions Thomas Holloway
kthe inventor of the popular medicinal remedies ha pear
his name adopted public and comprehensive way
of defync Error and establishing Truth He has advertised
his pills and Ointment in nearly newspaper IN the
world and fortified his proclaaons with mass OF an'heh'c
Testimony which nodputant has Thought IT prudeh 10 ASSAM
hrichton WAS a great theorist Holloway is man OF acts
take. for his premises twenty years OF successful prac
and well stested cures and Asks the world
draw s own conclusions He has simple and per-pcu
an. theory If the common origin Of all diseases and upon
hs theory the composition of his famous remedies IL based
hint he rightly deems that the experimental proofs ot theii
constitute better passport to public confidence than
philosophical upon the causes which lie al
fbe root Of their astonishing effects In argument the inge
sometimes overhaci
IEr rsn reason: iu lived the however
auent that could solid array % acts They
the of mpenetrahc barrier 10 the attack
6of the most brilliant decamcr. that square o lnanr,
presents to the charge of light dragons In the center o
his cs.r>an stands the heroes Of countless
victories disease. Professor Holloway. nSunerabic L
1.-THE shafts of and prejudice
What his creentia-f Have not his preparations re
ten. of Thousands Of victims in every cline upof
whom an inquest of the profession ha beef
held verdict pronounced of "utterahly ncnrabet
u this question: consult the press every
where the volumes private testimonials. the records o.
hospitals the complimentary letters of princes and noble"
the archives governments and public opinion troug"n
1.-The world These are IloLfow,Ys vouchers WI" - pre-
pared to question them London Dispatch. l2ii.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-04-22
WeayeryjIle, Saturday, April 20, 1865
A g e N r 3

L. r FISHER l-lI Washington street, (np sair,) sar
opposite Maguires Opera HOUSES ou
only authorized Agent in that city.
T. X PHIPPs 81 street. between and K,) is authorized
and receipt for advertisements and subscriptions
for this paper at Sacramento.
UENRY 8. MARTIN, Postmaster at Junction City, vii
subscriptions the JoURSAL in that section and r
nish printed receipts.
Subscribers the JouRN Douglas City will receive oul
receipts by leaving the amounts due with kELToN
& KELLOGG, authorized agents
At North Fork A. WATERS is authorized Agent.
AMOS SMITH, mailman will transact all business pertain
ing this Office the several points below North Fork
CHAs v0SE is Agent for Trinity Center and vicinity
FREY RANTzAU are our Agents at Lewiston.
A. G. PRICE. Esq and Justice GUSTAV THEDE au
orzed receive and receipt for subscriptions the JOUR
NAL un Canon Creek.
Expressman BGGS authorized to receive and receipt
subscriptions in the Hay Fork section.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-04-22
Prom the Marysville Appeal

While we mourn the loss Of our noble Presi
dent, and weep over the corpse of the apostle
of Liberty, let us say " Gods will be done. -
And while we submit, let rs read and understand
this affection. The war was being closed TOT
quick. The crimes of the men of the South hat
not been expiated. Retributive justice will no
be cheated. And we are not certain that thi
war is to close till the sympathzers bite TIT
dust. Yesterday the nation was at peace. To
day. war is inaugurated that in its prosecution
will cause the world to shudder. We fear III,
blood of thousands of innocent men, women ant
children will be shed in the phrenzy melted b,
this foul murder