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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-14
An Exciting Foot Race for 1000
Remarkable Time.

r. The i've mile foot race for 81 900, be-
tween the Indian Deerfoot and two
whites named Stevens and Smith, took
place on the Chicago Driving Park
course last week. Il is thus described
in the Tinaes: g ? 40
CAT halfpast 8 cloak the contestants
appeared on the track. They wers ar
rayed in close fitting silk tights, the
colors Of Deerfoot being purple, those
Of Smith red and Of Stevens white. They
we're al tall, wiry, athletic looking men,
and 8 buzz Of admiration went through
the crowd as they took their places for
the start. Soon the word was given
and away they went, all close together,
and neither making at frat great exer-j
tions, seeing that they had long race
before them. Soon their pace began to
increase and At the 6rst quarter they
had fairly settled to their work.
"All the way around no advantage
was gained BY either of the men, and on
turning the first mile they were still all
in heap. This was the condition Of
things up to the haIf-mile pole on the
second mile, from which point Smith be-
gan TO lag and soon fell forty yards be-
hind. .q His pace was unsteady and ner-
vous, and seemed no match for the long,
steady strides of the other two. He fell
sill further behind on rounding the
stretch, and gave out at the end of the
second mile. Stevens here assumed the
lead, and kept about four psees ahead
all the way round. The same position
was maintained At the end of the fourth
| mile. By this time the men both mani.
tested signs Of the ardous labor they bad
undergone, and their movements hithsr-
10 free and active, were now made with
considerable effort. The rapid pace at
which they had gone, and the distance
they had travelled, began to tell upon
them aad they Jagged considerably on
this mile. Eaf- eEl stl
: Stevens atill kept the lead, with long,
swinging strides: but close in his rear
followed the persistent Deerfoot, who
met every increased effort of bis oppo-
nent to widen the gap with correspond
ing increase on his part All the way
round they continued thus, and on
rounding the 6nal turn they were still
close toge Their. The excitement at this
point was very great, and no one SCENE
10 think that his chance OF winning his
bet was worth any per oentage. AZ
they came in the crowd closed up around
the track, so that only with difficulty was
o path opened for the men to come 10
:. I The hackers of each shouted 70 his mar
ut the top Of his voice to encourage him
! TO renewed exsrtionsi aud rs they near
| ed The score, each summoned, the littlI
energy that he had to gain the lead
!. Breast to breast they came down thu
. stretch each exerting himself to the ut
) most and strAining every nerve for th'
!. lead. Nearer and nearer they came
v the spectators standing with breathles
. anxiety. Nearer and nearer grew th
distance from the mile post, and stil
q they were even with each other. Bot
!. were using every endeavor to win th'
d race and they could do no more; an
n thus they crossed the score, making
dead race in the remarkable time (
IA twenty-seven minutes and nine seconds
sa The following is the summary:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-14
The Old Spirit or Mischief Alive In
the South. ae


[rrem the AuGnatA lGsorgla) Daily ssntinsll
1t might be reasonably supposed that.
after the bitter experiences Of the last
hVs years, the people Of the South would
be heart-sick and weary Of the strife of
par,yiam. But scarcely have the armies
disbnnded, and the sounds of war ceased
in the land, before selfish place-hunlara
are sowing che seeds Of future rebel
lions, TO end in still further injury to oar
sections.
In the name of humanity we enter
our solemn protest against this mis-
chievons madness, This political frensy,
| for we characteriza 1t hy 90 miIder term,
assumes different phases In different To-
calities, but il is everywharo the same
element of discord and distraction.
| In Missouri, IL organized in opposi-
ton 10 the revised Constitution, and en-
deavors to accomplish its objects by
| downright perjury and armed resistance,
| In Kentucky, 1t opposes the Constitu-
tional Amendment, and seeks, by q per
sistent yet frritless effort, ta perpetuats
human slavery in the very heart Of ths
Federal Union. . Il.
| In. Virginia, il PIRATES, like senilit,
| itself, about the effete dogmas Of tn
resolutions of '9S and 80. r s3r
In Tennessee, it denounces the Stat
Government an q fraud and an usurpa
, ton, and in some counties has murders
Union soldiers and inofersivs Unio'
, citizens. Fn ssr
Il We do not discuss the merits Of th
several measures which thess factieniss
. oppose. They may be real, or they ma
: be imaginary grievances Of which tbs
: complain But whatever opinion "
entertain on that point, there can be .
question that the spirit Of the oppositic
IL highly reprehensible. Il is the ider
sical spirit which, four yesrs ago, hui
T. ried the South into disastrous revolr
ton.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-14

The Cincinnati Commercial and Lou
isvills papers are controversialising over
the recent Kentucky election and the
Official conduct of General Palmer. We
presume, as in most controversies, both
sides are partly right and partly wrong.
The Commercial no doubt eensurss Gen.
eral Palmer more severely than dsserv-
ed, and the Louisville papers justify
him farther than his interference with
the election win warrant. y Az we hAva
insisted al along, there should be no
elections or no military. They win not
work well together. . n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-14

AsIf his earnings The boy got s0oard
the train coming this way, and aRnouRe:a
ing that be was an orphan, asked if
there vas any one Who would take care
Of him and provide q home. A kind
hearted soldier promised to do 50, aud
brought him TO this city. Soon after arS
irving here the soldier fonnd ne had
been robbed of bis pocket book contain
ing $50, aud the boy was not to be
found. Search was Immediately made
and the boy was caught on the eastward.
train, at Woods Mill, eight milea east of
this city He was brought back and
S255 Of the money recovered. The
Mayor committed him to Jail, Under Eve
handred dollars bond, and intelhgeEee
has been 5ent to his mether.-- WABASH
.kEnres5. III
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-14

The destruction Of the great arsenal
ct Fayetteville, North CArolins, under
the orders of General Sherusu, ss he
passed through that city, is thas related
by . correspondent who recently passed
through Fayetteville:
"Gereral Sherman, it 10 stated, would
probably not have destroyed these costly
works had the machinery bean left IN
disturbed; but finding it had been con-
veyed away with the evident design Of
bringing 1t back again, he gave the order
| for tha total distraction Of the concern.
lmmease frame works we're erected out
aide the walls, on which we're suspended,
| by chains, bars of railroad iron. These
were worked By gangs Of men after the
manner OF hattering rams, endwise,
against the brick foundations, until they
were underui.ed in different places,
leaving the saperincunbent walls TO fall
down Of their own weight After de
nolishing, in this lAborious way, largs
-tpart oFSthe structures, intending tn
4 corner towsrs, the whole was set On ar
and destroyed Ie noR mass o
M~.lsr+He ss1- b. .
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-14

WELL DoxE EATLAxrA--Ths City Couu-
Gil of Atlantis, Ca, hsa concluded il
good faith to 'accept tha situation" and
has shown it's faith by ita works in pas
sing an ordinance repeating all ordi-
nancss and parts Of ordinances making
distinctions between the crimes Of ne.
Rroes and whitsaL Hereafter, il is pro-
vided, negroes win be subject 10 the same
ordinances On whites, and for viclation
Of them be punished As white persons;
provided, that on failure to pay any hne
or costs, thsy may bs sentenced to work
upon the streets or other public works
Of the city for such lime AZ viii pay the
some ct the rate paid 70 other persons
doing the same work for said city.
This IL the 6rss instance which haa
yet como % our notice in which South
era coEmunity has voluntarily tAker
4 upon itself 10 regalAts its policy towards
the negro in sccordance With the prin
ciples Of Justice and tie law Of suAnei-
patton. Atlanta has done credit 70 her
self, and 10 entitled 10 . warm valeems
anon8 Tree communities. isssi - I'd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-14

Some Of the papers say that the JefE
Davis mss4inE IN New York xasade-
signed to be kept secret from any bat
rebel sympathizers, Bntthis can hardly
be the case, inasmuch as the editor Of
the New York Tribune says he was in.
vited.-N A. Ledger. - gfa v.iG3 II
We presume the editor of the Tribune
was invited because of his well-known
hostility to furnishing rebels for their
crimes- His unfortunate course in this
particular, has naturally thrown him into
such society. -,i--'yA -- q s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-14

Our Local ia still on his travels. he
can't, hswevsr, be absent long, 90 be ia
on g line warranted to 20 through in
ten days." We do not anticipate that
he passes for ; bale Of cotton; but those
knowing his social qualities viii cheer
fully admit that he comes under the head
of domestic"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-14

PARDON ASKED roR YULEE.--Ex. Gov
sFgor Wickliffe of Ksntucky, il hard OF
work in Washington tying 10 sscurs
the pardon of his brother-in-taw, Sens.
tor Yulee, Of Florida, who 10 confined ip
Fort Pulaski
Wickliffe had better frst seek forgive
ness for his own political sins, before
acting az mediator for anybody else.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-14

Among the literary msn whem the re-
cent English elections have elevated to
tie dignity Of rulers Of On empire, il
Mr.. Forsyth. the author Of the new and
successful history Of Cicero He has
been chosen TO represent the University
Of Cambridge. ~4-ser
80 It seems odd for Cicero to have hand
in the politics Of the nineteenth century
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-14

RELIEvED.-Eieut Graves, I'd U. 8.
Heavy Artillery, and Aid-de-Camp to
Maj. Gen. Palmer, was relieved freHi
duty yesterday on the Generals stsd,
and leaves this morning for California
to join his regimsut-Lon. Press.
What unfortunate officer is to ell the
place Of GrAves7 The association ol
ideas win certainly make him melan-
ohnlv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-14

ruins, ths fragments Of once splendid
engines and machinery, the blackensd
walls and chinneys, making a pictnre
Of wars desolation ITALY painful to bs-,
hold. -
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RuLRS avn RRGULIrIoEs

= S. BE papsss Esvsa auayss the ooa aass q Sor
gF1fusssus seiFculasion-rrrs~e
q Nc adrnrfiazmsnas, loeal notices . pumta
srtsd unls@ praRait o. pay guarAnaaed. VIgs a
3 Advsrsissmsuts wili nsysr Be uncompAnlsd D a
lesaI nesioss unlnss contract e mxds % that sos
anasslus rsssivsd for the n0ties. Ia ~ ~,
4. Ne 81 Loeal Estioss" /" however short. wilis sd
nssytsd for lsss than One Doilar each day. ~
= Marriages. FunsrAi and RslIgious Notices
nus.tnxesiahly - PAX, y sdsAnss 70 ssesra n 4
sstsa.s. = - = te 1eQaI tsrad si1 ESQ hrala
- dsaesssss - sht part ofearrisrs wii bs
iaaas aeot ey the -eaic& the carriers hlii % !.
ssess RaRsEs - azdArsA ana dlEaaasa. tag mat
pay for their oArslgasnurass IN 4 -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-14

Hon.. Jesse d. Bright was in Jefsr-
s0uville on Thursday last.r-MadfsO"
CobFteTsNDA Y s1sIA 1n0 eAI
Pray, how long is he to remain there
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-14
NOTICE.
HO's . = SWHisKY.sUl
ORANGE VALLEY WHISKY.
- sfsl- -
Beware Of Counterfeits |!

NNTE, THE UNDERSIGNED. Fo0Tg, NASH
wv A CO.. Of Ciucin natl, Who are this sole pro
STRieEon ofsthb wei y known brand OF OFange Val
Wy wm4sky havs bsen informs4 that eeftAln psr-
sons In Ht. Louis, Memphis, EvaEsvills and cthsr
places, have inirlngsd upon cur rights by eouns
tsrisIting and using the above named brand and
also Others Of brAEds, which our proper
w trsde maFks N0w. do hsreby notiiy all such
~ apnana IN At Me Will praeecuke tham % The fult
extent Of tho Law for Infringing upon our rights,
and this pro. eestIon fhAll be rot only for ell they
may do 10 the future, 5ut also for all damage
thsy may have done rs im the past Those who
have illegally used our brAnas, may avoid pFose'
sdntionh BY mskia9 fmmediate sppieaiion for SET
tlament 70
FooTE, NASH co.
1T and 10 Columbia sf, Cincinn@ti.
lad. HKImAM, 90 aud 6z Main streat, Evans.
VILE, are selling the genuine artisIs Julyl.3m.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-14
GROCERIES.

LII L .GROCEH1E6.
NFATCHES-In q vsrisfy " siglsss ssse =
M Rou1d wo3k esrHa1s Dfms 80 DSeois
Dinss lor sale ~ = = . RvsLg1 = 80 -
1EAcKEREL-fa beFfsls ae1 .he.tea.Tess ss
ToRH.-soo ss<ks ebssIed Gers ~ = stssss
-1y IN 6-Is1 e fEss sTpsTior 4iaosh, Bag
ri ~.s..,s fs a. adams BlasEFAas Fse1on, ~
a. AZ rsducsd rsess. - y ,. q welsy gfrsss- t
X. BCsTcN 90.
aeln baIass Extract a. snFnmmmx4aha1
eieausss nnd rsngYAess sSs bIooA Esklls IhS ssrsp
q bsslth lase - eysesns ~ RErE. szs shs
hznoEs that EAks dlssass 80 -
! 4 tfg4s4sfls-4 SCI s0 asEfa4nas Z .z1a-ss1a
TfeWs sE-s 4 -rA -.
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Indiana items.

The assessment in Putnam couAty for
State and County taxes ranges from
81 81 to 81 IL on the 500, and S. Is
to IS IS poll tax.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-14

The United States Consul At Malta
states th&t the cholera is raging there to
q fearfal extent A strict quarantine Is
observed . Hnd all intercourse with the
neigh boring islands has been suspended,
to prssent the spread Of the disease
Measures have been adopted az Messini
and Triest 60 the same end sse o..
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Io1JulIs

This vice, which is navor practices .u
the presence Of aug enc, hsl proved lha
everlasting ruin Of thousands of che noblest
and most talented young men thal ever
gave tongue % oloqaonee or pen to cong.
It has destroyed health. blasted the coar.i-
tuition, and reduced he miserable vlaiia 81
living skeleton. Nor n-c thofo 6 ecal
tna runs 81 rcaouns tho maat uelan-hoiy
Hght that can meet mortal tyal. 70 30
cured permanently 81 this alGiclou, cal on
Dr.. Ooiomau, No. 90 North Cherry rireoi
or address him By Lesser, Boa s01. sasl
vile, Tenn. ieb21-u
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Vegro surrage IN the goutb

Senator Sumner Wendell Phillips
and Others declare that unless the ne
sroes in the Southern States are st once
allowed to vote, the war will have been
vaged in vain-and all the blood and
treasure it has consumed will have been
lavished to no purpose whatever. 1t ia
not easy to see how sane men, profess
ing 10 be patriots, can permit them
selves to use such language as this
That Nr. Phillips should declare such
sentiments is not perhaps surprising.-
he is not an American citizen-dis
claims all political allegiance to the
fundamental law of the land-and has
said publicly within a month that he
would sooner lose his right hand than
swear to support the Constitution Of
the United States. To him the main
tenanCe of that constitution and the
preservation of the Union are nothing
They are not objects FOR which be
would contend q moment II be sus-
tanned the war at all, he did il from
other motives, and sought By it to at
tain other results. But Mr.. Sumner Is
not In that category. he is al Ameri.
can citizen, and clsirns to value the
Union and to stand by and defend the
Constitution The war has preserved
the Union-has crushed rebellion
against the constitution, and has ex
tingnished slavery forever How can
Mr. Somner believe or say that il has
been wsged ain vain" even II some 9TH
er desirable results are notst once st
tainad9 -
The fierce obloquy which Mr Phil
/ lips pours upon President johnson for
not confeftiDg BY thsstToke Of the pen,
the right to vote upon sll the neeroes
Of the Southern States, Is eharacteris
tic Of his relentless aud arrogant ten
per. be visited President Liucola with
the same tempts.uous wrath, as be
does and vii every public man, who
fails 70 come up 70 his standard Of pub
lie duty, No ability, no uprightness Of
character, no pubic service czu shield
from his yoicble virnlence any unan
Eho fails 70 comply with his demand.
| IN regard 20 the negro And these de
mAnds just nov, ignoring every eousid
eraiion Of justice and public policy ex
act from President johnson that hi
shall give the enfIanekised slayes com
/ plete control Of the rebel States.
| Probably the great mass Of our peo.
| pie will eoaoede that politicsi right
IAould no longer depend upon eolor,-
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COuEREkgEsTa.--Inl1rm haa bsan ra
ceiyed By Q. 4. Barlow a o.. that cortai1
druggists IN this city have hesn paimine ~
on persons ealing ior DF. VolloCs piur Ca
rass an article 0f their own mf nuf rtura
which they say is superior % che Foi1ils.
We Wouid adFiae all persons q Fo tha
genuine, and should you require a.. ned.-
enc for the Itch, Riug-W0rm, Tettsr, OF
any disesse e the skin, 90 not suEaf suy
unPrinciPlet nlau b impose any othaT
grePerstien on you, but gst Or. YsIoc'F
Pink carate, Manufactured b. O. y Bar-
TOW 4 Co, 10 lg5f Doadorok stress, Naas-
vile, Team.
P. s.--A lissrai discount mado todsalsrs
Sent b. mEil - any address on fcccipt
81 II. b sure taat y0u gee shs ganBias-
sau8f-f
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OFFICE 10. &. CONfAfI-sART or SUBSISTENCE Z
CLkaEsvuLE. IEss., Nag "a, ies5. 3
CEALED Proposals. 10 dupi cate, Or tu-uiehnE
- III 81 SUBS. tenca Department. 9TH sll he o-h
eel required 10 that patel the DepSrtas nt 81 the
Cumberiand nortn Of the Cumber and yer ~ tne
state uf n, nucsses except the Post q Edgsne 4,
for $50 months ON the l5tn % jane 1895, al D.
reserved at ths Office unii. " On. iu 10, teeb.
The heeii is 10 l. o. agsod an nal ketatie qualify
10 equal rr0po on fore and hiud qnarter meat
tneczs shshks ana sidnoy tsiioH ezciudeti . oe
delivered at t..e idergut en- aps and rost' N aieh
qusndu s 81 may be rom tns O. rfne feiluireds
sad 90 such days 81 zoe CVmmanaing Jfheer may
dos gnuie
Payment VII BE- rnada monthly in the flrgs fur
nished By lhe GATED states for publ g dl.h1r'e-
neut, hut 10 TIM event n Ehe CornulissarT uhQ 70
csives che beef heing without funds % pay ~ =,
then pag aHnt % b. made ss eoan tuerodidr aa
iuuda shall oafereYed for hat purpcse.
Proof of loyalty b ths Uuted -.ales Gcvtrurneut
Will be r-Q1iied Fith each proposal.
'rbe suacessfii fidder vii D. equIred 10 enter
into contract sod give houd for SD.rQp. With so
proved security, for ia faithful per ogna1co.
Bidders are requested % be prssont at TIE oPoa-
ing cf the proposals..
f0rms d Proposals fnsnishai ~ tbs ofdce-
T.. ~ TORftil.Is
iune2-5t Capt. sud O s.F.
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"a OARD

VYHE undersigned keeps constantly On hsna =
Wi assorted stock of lrco. Cas.inEs, Nails,
sprinrs AxieH. Copper. Enc, ha=h, 0ls.s. Axes,
Hoee Bows Coiton ScTaperss iInrsslinE Machines,
CnFa shelters, StrsE Cutters, WAGON limteF, fire
Arsck and Cey, Hydrauiic Cement. liasier fsFls.
Rrsas fta ana porceiaiu Kettles. hope, Pulley
f1ocke. CrnistoHes lluckets. 1ufr>. hTooms,
Fl1uf llard, and tsroceries and esficus other Az
hclea required tor CITY sud country Trsde. which
they ofief a reduced prces
WI. LYON co,
u.syIf-Sm IS Msrkef sireet
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a single EoE OF H amer rhss
Ptlis conia % u.ors ,tgsiat.s - rs-srs --. -
ia@a t'saiy sazea & 90 taa a 49, sor., Il,
easai ~ ays luadre pl7. .e.asa a-s 49,, F.
tss.f p aetcs Q b azllaa.eao 81 s..sr r.,g. -.
ih4 ~ - e. q nj ssiue Q. - rrfss.4 sr...
eaisa. a be 1ss ss4e fs.i slzsesu. .ut. i. s,,.,
70 'oo-tna asrsnsls e 2 81 fGs paa -
saoae 40 saqs aasu sIeaE s.. ou. Is .hss q
sor. iisad1fs Ehc uil laseGL.
On re . ~ lec b . I'd ndiseg q s.rs,.f
~ e. q sss-os, sd t - e. ianseuus u. q !,
pfsyaa ui, aui Bss 'dsta's pais s1sri si fnsa sss
nd silclsnt prot. ci on % taeir essoua u.s
- p<eFsat ihs sriscssa of thoss inuus tss.
vheh. rhel m s1alc.eai auaatfi .. essss % n.uch
tan<sr % las po.iy asails- aag sa1 ears liver
songlal "a d7zp pass ia-s o. SOD q e. nsls Ia -,
$50. haaFi-huTe. Paz n ihs trsast.dous. salsa
his'pens ~ oasalsaess. so.d - 81 rss1,s.ss
l anslsn "A ss1dasA larN-i~s,-
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Let every uan be hia own dcctor. Th's
is the meme q box Of medicinea Drspar-
Cd b an eminent phyaician in Cinc.nnati 8
it eon.ains preventative and cure i5r all
private diHeaaes, with directions hog 81
treat each crsei tbsroiore, with she Young
Mans fFiend in yo1r Possession, you harf
tbe fuli directiona and medielns fo- tba
treatment of y0arself and lriends. 70 b.
i9r sale By druggists everywhere. At'r ar
We Young Man-l FrIend. mI1l-lm.
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sutisrs knd deaiars viii 6ud it b thuir
advaatage b. ealling az "A A. Laads-
eergs', corner Pubiie square aad Mafkat
street, who have large supply Of iiqaors.
cigars, tobacco, canncd fruit, statiousry.
&c which they are closing QUE at eastern
cost, - change their trads. Gail and con-
vince yourssif of this fact.
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fhs notes snd socounts Of 7. A W. Es-
kin 4 Co, Ssriokiey, Eilis a o., aad A. 3
Adams a Co. viii be fouad st No. 81 Norl
College street, near the square, where Ell
persons indicted 10 any Of these frms viii
please make immediste payment, a. taa
business must be closed up.
IN my absence, H. =. Q. Throne e. fll-
II authorized 70 attend % tha busiEsss.
a. G.. ADAHa, 81 College street,
mar3l-Sm near she sruar-.
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!. H. Cullum, Secretary.

We the undersigned citizens and pa
rolled soldiers heartily endorse the pro-