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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25
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FOR uOEM>.
USE IT .NOW!

USE IT .NOW!
Moths While in the ehry rails state are much more eco
nomieally destroyed than month later when each'ha.
far aud near h foundation II colony NJ their destf,.
tive gsnns Give this moments eonsideraliou for IL
will pay you vel.
Scientific research aud thorough experiment. In Natural
History, run log though thee year desonsttate that
Cedar csmphirisan entirely tfeieat and the onl, hnown
agent that Wiz surely rct opery from the aY4gss
Of all the lneans Special attention his been gwen to
the Tinea Ntsianta, Of Cloth Noth he tintA rapet
tella, or Carpet Moth The rins Peliiouc la or Fur
Moth the I nea Ifinela, Hair Moth ssd ths AMI
sampsis Satcella, or Pack Aolh
CEDAR Camphof though ptthsp, cheap any tins A. Gem
pared with common Camphot, ~ economy tconomiHsd
merging from the cocoon, Is Of benefit 10 You than
ten alter the lic dcs roger has taken TO itself wursn
and distributed, by Its spawn nneouutable "gnavng de.
,tfuetioh ~ hfoui heut your house.
Onl package NOW ttupi a. much mischief as a Nsrn
packages w tEa months hence
Cedar Camphpr Is Cheap, ffaetAst, Durable and Re.
lbble No Insect that brsAhes through It's ssn can hat
tie Nth Is dense, surely -suu.eNins Yapor Airto hok
topa their respiratory organs as cerpnly wRe ans
the lungs Of drowning beast There Is no escape for
these destructive little bugs II Cedar Camphbr is ustd a.
directed upon each parcel.
HARRlsS CHAPMAN can Aione make Cedif cam
phor and they sell no royalties To be sure YOU arc fth
look TOT their the goods for though they have
now probably stopped all limitations, eoutierfelu cese
| In appearance lave been made. =. Id. d. ~
Cedar Camphor 10 harmless 10 all hal Instcls
E u. HARRIS a CHAPMAN, Manuta,turefa
| . l30 irtsaon, Street., Bost.n.I
! br sold By all respectable Dru, ssta Moth, make
much mischief, strike at the Chrysslid.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25
Barre Academy.
Lost

TUE Summer Tenn viii begin ON Msudaj, Nay 18Th.
4 !. $. sPAuLDtNG
Ratre, April q. 1865 tSsiIw3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25
BOSTON ADVERTISER ENTS,
Fropl 8. NJ. PETTENGILL d co.
DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.

Persons an cited with Cancer serofula Iumors, SWELL
ngS, EruPton', or any dasse depending upon llumoG
Or Impurities Of h. Blood, will aal relief BY applying
Al the MEDICAL INSTITUTE, Is TEMPLE PLACE, to
DR. r. GREENE.
The practical knowledge Of the various nodes Of treat
ment possessed by Dr. Greene has given him advantage
never before attained and having made the study and
treatment Of Dn'ass Of ne Blood speciality for
Than twenty years he hprepAred to treat with complete
success many diseases which have bamei the skill Of
other physicians.
Pamphlet descriptive Of treatment sent free.
Address R. GREENE, N, D., II TfSplr Pt,cr Bos-os
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25
CAUTION.!!

NJ- Remember 1t is not" Oaks" but W. r. CAKES
NJ d tbs only Diplomats Graduate (of the Royal Col
ege OF Physicians ard Surgeons In o DOM OF that name
whose successful practice in the above spsciates 90
popular in this country. rllu
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25
Ayers Cherry PectoraI.

H. THROt Gil trial Of many year,
L k2sf5 - and through every nation u civ
VSn<f3 ilifed men, ArKRs CBERHr Pgcro-
N.Y. Hl has been found to Afford more
~1 relief and 10 CUE NOR cases u pul.
~NZWes mos ary disease han any other rem
~ a; C.. . $ Z, s'. .:s .:
$500 sands o. suf rers who we're deem.d
byoud the reach % human ad have been rtored 10 their
friends and usefulness TO sound health and the enjoy
meuts Of hfe by his ru antidote TO disc aes II
the lungs and throat Here cold had settled on The
lungs The dry hacking cough. The CLASSY eye ard the
pale thin featured a him who lately usty and strong
whisper to all bul him CoSsUNrTtoS Re tries every
thing but tn disease r gnawing o. his vias aud shows
it, fatal symptoms more and more over all his frame
He IL taking The CHtRRi ikCroH.L TOW It ha, stopped
his cough aud made his breathing easy s,lrep il Sound
night his appetite returns, and With it his strength
The Dart which pierced his side Is broker Scarcely any
nei ghborhoed be found which has not some living
trophy like this o. shadow forth the virtues which hays
won Tor the CHfgRT PEef0a,l an Improbable renown.
But its useialnesa does not eul here. Nay il accom-.
pshe, more by prevention ihsn cure. The countlrss
colds and coughs VII ch ID the seed Vhich would
have rpened into dreadful h'Tvefi u ucufabe diseases
Influenza, Group, Bronchitis, Holreuess, Pleurisy,
Whcapng Cough, and all fr,lAious % The throat and
lungs are easily cured by the CHtRRr prcrnSaL taken
IN season Every family should hAys IL BY n. m and
they N Ind IS az r. valuable protection n IN The insid-
ous Prowlef Which Carl of me parent sheep from many
flock, the darling lamb from many h me-
Prepared BY IA j. Z, AYEB Practical aud Analytic Il
Chemists, LoEel Mass and sold b. all Druggists every.
where
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25
DR.. TEBBETTS'
PHISIOLOGICAL
HAIR REGENERATOR.

The Most Wondetut Discovery Of The .4ge
WILL POSITIVELY REsTORE GRAZ HAIR TO ITS
ORIGINAL COLOR, vhehef black, brown or auburn
and being delightful dressing It mpars % II a beaut
fu 81 ssy and healthy appearance, II also promote
growth N new htr bald leads. where The glands
r cots Of The har are not ds0tganizedj and electuay
remove all dandru1 itching and humors from the Tea
W It warranted to produce The above reHl or mon.
ey refunded.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25
w. Il. CAKES, Nj. D.,
rom the RjyaI Oplhalmic lniifmary London

Physcian aud Surgeon for the Eye, Ear and
1880 Catarrhal diseases Of the lungs, FAuces and
rE&S%NasAl passages, also Nervous malAdie. Of all
kinds, particularly those Affecting Females,
all OF which he has made his special study and success
ful practice more than thirty years,
Now begs to announce to those Of his patients with
whom he has reen 10 Communication that he has com
pAuee with their special requests made arrAbEments
to remove his residence from Randolph 10 MONTY eer
situate in the middle q Nicholas Block the X. X.
Depot whore he will he IN daily attendance, to treat
those hu may desire his medical services The Dr. does
herald the testimonials OF his patients in pubic
PRINT Hut any quantity Of the original can be
a. bis Office.
Consultation gratis All Medicines carefully prepared
from Vegetable extracts (hy hmselfl and operations
charged accordance with lair upright dealing at all
umes
DR.. cakes, will attend his patients at Northheld on
Tde,days aud Wednesdays for the next three months
follows: April 4th 9Th, 18th 10Th, Nav I'd ID, 10th
l1ih, 3oth 3lst June 18Th l&th, 9Th 2Sth. The
fest Of the Time AZ MontpseI commanding Apn ls 1895
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25

=. The permission to the rebel legislature Of
virginia to assemble at Richmond has Teen re.
yoked.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25
M0rrte0.

In Peru, March loh by Rev 0rris pier JAires Aiken
Of Londonderry, and WIS. Susan Penfrld a reru.
la Rochester, ,pri 6ln by Rev Geo :. 6urnsey, Mr.
Darwin Forrest u rt,slsd, ard Miss Mary j. Allen Of
stock bridge,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25
9 n NJ Q Il r
Old Ewes Made New.
GEORGE G. ARMS.

UrlSBfS 10 inform the
w inhabitants OF Mont.
pelier and vicinity that
he will soon open a Marble
Ship on State Street,
Montpelier nearly opno-
tlle the State House
where can be found con
stantly on hand every
variety Of Foreign and
American Marble. Per
son, -i,hinE any Kind Of
marble ~otk will end II
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25
To ERcriin Teachers.

NOTICE Is hereby given that will meet, for examln-
~ ion, those who IRE intending teach In Ills
aung the csminR reason, the school house in dis'rc
Nc near Aontpe Ter village luesday,the 9Th Of May
mex. all 0'c ock r. NJ. CHEens ars invited 10 attend
l.. BROWN, superuun enL
Berlin, Anil % lsG5 TSMl1sl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25

Some weeks since We published the return
Of income in this county for 1868, stating at Ihe
time that, for various reasons the returns were
then incomplete. Below we give the names of
those persons ia Montpelier WIN have .sioco
made returns OF been assessed for 1868. Most
Of these names did not appear at all in the for
mer list, though in several instances no one
was in fault in the matter. Those whose
names appeared in the former publication have
been assessed for the additional" sum SET OPP
nnalLe their namna Lrhls IL thnllist
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25
MICA, or IsINGLAss.

Tor sale al " Union Street, Boston, ~ JOS D. GOULD
Trustee Tor the heirs o. the late GEO. Il. RueaLgs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-17
Communication from the Mayor.
MAYORS OFFICE, /

w A4E%E-4-A-N'Y NJ 4Df 41pJs
To tie Citizens:
Occurrences at the fire last evening
must demonstrate the necessity Of
prompt measures 1lot1 to prepare suffi-
Gent and reliable means to control and
subdue fires in the future. It was fortu-
natcly still and calm evening; had
there been any breeze, then, nOtwith-
standing the noble and continued exer-
-tions of the firemen, for which they
merit our thanks, there must have
been an immense destruction Of pro-
Perty, as many sections of hose were
bursted, and there was not sufficient
supply of water. A proposition WAS
communicated to me to-day by a COM
mittee of the United Fire Company, and
II IS SO manifestly the interest of the
community to secure it, that l cannot
too strongly urge its acceptance. 1t Is
as follows:
The citizens, Insurance Companies
and banks to raise Il sum sufficient to
purchase steam fire engine, which the
Company agree 10 take charge OF, keep
in cOmlete order and work and operate,
not requiring horses, they drawing it
by hand, to and from fires,) receiving
no other than the usual annual appro-
priation made by council to one Fire
Company. These gentlemen are emf
nently proper persons to take and keep
.
as they are nearly all practical me
chanics and engineers. 1t is not pro-
posed to attempt to supply the engine
from the water pipes in the streets, un=
less experience should show them ca
Pable OF doing it, but always to go to
the river or creek for IL supply. The cost
of the engine Will be $500.
In addition To this, / request COM
rJnittee from each fire company of the
city to meet with myself and the COuu-
Gil Committee on Fire Department, 10
ascertain what quantity of new and
strong hose should be purchased, and
10 consider amy other matters that may
present themselves as OF importance 10
The interest of the city fire department,
so as to prepare full report upon
which the Council can act at its next
meeting. / name Monday evening,
August 2lst, at the Council Chamber, as
the time and place OF meeting. Imme-
diatc measures will be taken to raise
the sum necessary 10 purchase the
fire engine. Lsf all give literally.
Respectfully
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-17
West virginia OuRcrious

There are now sixty millions of dol
lars invested i'll oil territory in West
Virginia. Much of this ut this time is
inactive, but when it is remembered
that 1t is scarcely four months since
peace was restored to this region and
operations resumed, you will find that
its progress i'll development has been
rapid and satisfactory. There are MANY
extravaganza reports about large strikes
OF oil, but upon examination YOU will
lind them TO be much exaggerated. YOn
Will find no thousand barrel wells. as
we mad last year, and the five and three
hundred barrel wells Will dwindIr down
from one hundred to twenty, and par-
hnpS AS low as ten and five. 4 number
OF parties from the west, particularly
ChlcnSo, are around here for the Dur-
pose OF purchasing, and property, al
thongh still comparatively low is look
ing up III some quite remote localities
Land, ON and i'll the vicinity of Burn
ing Spring Run, taking the Cozzens
wei as the central point, is held and
selling ut one thousand dollars per acre,
~ farm OF siNty-four acres has inst
been sold nt siNty-four thousand dol
lars. 1t Is all regarded rs oil territory.
but great deal of il is undeVeloned.
on Is sold at the wells mt Burning
Spring, in ordinary times at So 80 TO s.
per barrel. 1t is steamed down to Par
kersburS, when the water is at Il proper
stage, at IL cost of 81 - per barrel. n
barrel '''' per
IN forming an estimate of the condi-
E VHiL oil affairs i'll the oil regions of West
Virginia; it should be borne i'm mind
t INA I'm tne business has only been revived
a sSr .liT rs space s OF some four months, or
war nearly the whole conntpt. W., 'i ~,
the hands of guerrillas or u6der coml
tinnal approximations of more svStemi-
attic raids from the regular Con FS5 Serat,1
troops. But it will not be long Sef"re
the country is restored to its 0riinorSs
IFePose, ana the work of development
DC continued as heretofore. Indeed tho
revival has already commenced.-CS',.-
respondent n. Y. Herald.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-17

THE Washington county, Pa, demo-
crazy, at their convention last Monday,
resolved that Democratic principles
are unalterable." If any one should
ask what have been the principles OF
the Democracy for the last four years,
and for many years preceding, we fear
he would have to be answered accord
ing to the definition given once by Mr..
Lincoln, when he and Douglas were on
the stump. "Whcnever'' said lie, l
hear man ayow his determination TO
adhere to the principles of the Demo
cratic party, ! am reminded off "little
incident" a lad, blowing upon the
prairie, asked his father i'll what direc-
ton he should strike'a new furrow.
The parent replied, ''stccr for that yoke
of oxen standing at the further end OF
the field" The father went away, and
the lad obeyed. But just as he started,
the oxen started also. He kept steer
ing and they continued to walk. lie
followed them entirely around the
field, and came back 10 the starting
point, having formed a circle instead
OF line.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-17
4. ]. SWEENEY, Mayor.
Matters and Things Up at Stcubcn
willie.
N he IittsJrsr9 Commercial.
STEUBENVILIE, o., Aug. 10.

Colr.sDoud.7.ee NJ ne I'.tesJr,rq Commercial
STEUEENVIII.E. o.. Aug. 10.
Rumor has it that Col. G. w. NIcCook
is to he the standard bearer OF the Tn
terrified in the coming contest. This is
stated to be fact among those who
profess to know, while it is claimed by
those who profess to know mucHcT of
the colOnel's mind, that he does not in
tend to he Il candidate; that lie would
not give up "A lucrative practice and
chances that daily present themselves
i'll other sections, for gubeTnatorial
hOnorS. don't thinlz the colonel or
his friends need feel affirmed even if he
should he nominated, as ] don't think
it would materially interfere with his
legitimate business after the election.
He, like Mictwber, would be ready for
anything that would turn up.
The city at the present time is i'll II
most filthy and disagreeablc condition.
Go from one end to the other, and YOU
will find it covered with dirty, green,
stAgnant water, and trayersed by gut
tiers, (Or what they call cutters, built
high at the ends, so that everything set
ties in the middle,) that for nastiness I
defy any person to find words to do the
subject justice. Notwithstanding all
this, the city is very healthy ut the pre-
sent time. In making this assertion,
do not claim that the Board of Health
utScENH All CEeull' lOE II Is not through
any eXcrtion on their part that this is
brought about. This Board ought to be
turned over, ms it has got considerably
warped lying so long one way; or else
l would EiIptsnst that tllaS' hl cam I'alleSl
to wear badges with the Inscription
"Bored of Health" placed in some corr
spicuous place.
Excitement has been running high
among the unterritied for some few
days, in anticipation of the new paper
that IS to make its appearance on or
about the first of September. It is To
! be erected over the remains of the de-
funct CoWI.icF, sheet that was hui
shurt-lived, and whose demise was
hugely mourned by sundry sIock-hold-
ers. The now paper is to be the cham.
: plon of free speach, equal rights, nnd
all that sort of thing, without ni10cI
$WDrdgc, and it is expected that it will
strongly advocate the freedom of speech
i'll the Fourth Ward at all hazards.
On last Thursday, after the arrival O
the mail from your city, several gentle
men were seen lodging around, anC
. now and then would whisper Fifteen
barrels Thought l wouldtry 10 uscer
j tain what WAS tile cause of so much re.
JoicinS: Upon inquiry, learned tina
Il certain oil company. whose stock is
owned principally in this city, had
struck Gle" Some of the stockhold
> ers put on their good clothes, and con
tinued TO recognize theirpOOr friends
but on Friday thnVing slept very it'll.
the night befOre) they found they haC
not got oil, but any amount of gas anC
water, Which, by the way, are very
good indications, and probably bcior,
next week ] will he able TO report III,
success of said company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-17

DELIVERY OF $50 BoNDs.-The deliv-
cry of the remaining 7-3O bonds will be
made by the 18th inst. The delay has
been caused by the exhaustion of the
blank forms of smaller denominations
six or seven millions of which in
amount have to be printed to meet the
demand. Many unauthorized state
ments have been made concerning. the
intentions of the Secretary of the Treas
ury with regard TO the finances. These
are matters of conjecture. The Secre-
tnry has no present intention of assist
ing New York or any other city upon
that business, nor does he contSmDintc
any immediate change of policy, as the
affairs of his Department are progress
ing comfortably.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-17

THE Kentucky Senate will stand. 81
Conservative and IL Union. The gains
in the eastern part of the State for the
Lower House will secure Union ma
jorty ifthe southern part of: the State
has not done worse than supposed. The
Democratic candidate for State Treas
urer IS dead. and the Union candidate
is dangerously sick. The Union cam
didates for Congress in the Second and
Third Districts We're defeated by 900
each.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-17
TAX MOTICE

TNHE TAXPAYERS OF OHIO COUNTY
L will take notice, that shall be prepared
70 receive the Stale, County and School Taxes
Tor the year 1863, in the several Townships, at
the times and places hereinafter mentioned,
ana That deduction of ~ per cent on the
STATE Tug will be allowed to those who shall
pay all their lakes on or before the lSt dny OF
october, 1865, at the SherIf7S office or al the
times and places specified, viz:
Washington Tp.-At the First Ward HeSc
House, September IS, 10 and 90
Madison Tp.--At the Hope Hose House.
September 81, - and u. -
Clay Tp.-At the SheriT7s Office, September
is, 10 and %.
Union Tp.-At the Rough and Ready Hose
House, september 81, - and ..
Centre Tp.-At the Fifth Ward School
douSe, September %, &c and o.
webster Tp.-At Isaac Freezes Store Room.
lHenTy Echols' old stand,) September y. ~
Richie TP.-At the South Wheeling School
ti0use, September 10 and -, and at Adnms'
school House, September %
1rndelphla Tp.-At +. Hers 1.-THE D1nce Of
NounkY SePtembeE IL, u and 10.
Rtcllland Tp-I9 Clinton p. O, SeDt..mbAr
Is; ut \. a. AllisOn'S Smith Shop Septem6er
Der %. PtSiAA-
Liberty, Tp.-At Valley Grove p. O. septem-
1er - ana Ia, and and at Samuel Bells Store
west Liberty, September 10.
JOSEPH SEYBOLD,
DAILY Register copy till Oct. IL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-17

That Appeal of the RicIimOnd Wing
to the President. Spoken of in the
/ Dispatches of Tuesday last.
The Richmond Wing contains the fol-
lowing editorial, addressed to the Pres
ident:
If anything we can say can furnish
YOU with satisfactory assurance, we do
soIemnly declare that the people ofVir-
ginia are u submissive, peaceful, law
abiding people. We know that upon
this subject misrepresentation upon
Misrepresentation has been made to
YOU. and that the channel of truthful
communication is so INSTRUCTED as TO
render it difficult for you to be fairly
advised of our actual feelings or condi-
ton. Virginia has not only been a bat
tle-ground and n battle-ground, but
now is scarcely more than graveyard.
Poverty and restitution, suffering and
distress, anxiety and care are the pain
full lot of her once prosperous and hap
Ply people.
The tears of her daughters yet flow
like ''mountain riIls"-her sons are not
only unemployed but impoverished,
and mourning and sorrow are spread
all over the land. The ashes OF our
tiresides have been Stacked by the blood
of our best citizens, and there is scarce
ly home the once cheerful counter
ance of whose inmates are not shaded
by the carnuge and casualties of war.
The people of Virginia are sad and sor-
fuI and troubled. OF you they have
asked for clemency, and to you they
appeal for relief. Upon your states
mauship and your humanity they rely
for the diScontinuance of those calami-
lies which, if not alleYiated, will bring
upon them insutferable woes.
The people of Virginia candidly con-
F...g that Inf tho .Is,fs
unhappy conflict have been fairly sub
mitted 10 the arbitrament of the sword,
and il has been decided that they must
return TO the government of the Unified
States, and conform 10 all the laws
cdicts and proclamatiunS of the Presi-
dent and Congress OF the United States
To do this, they are not only willing
but anxious.
With an extensive acquaintance with
the disposition of our people, and with
all the authority which we can impart
TO our word, we do solemnly assure YOU
that they are earnestly and honestly
anxious to have an opportunity Il
maintain ''the Union, the Constitution
and the enforcement of the laws" Car
You desire any thing more? Can any
thing more be demanded of them
Poor and needy, weak and wound
ed, sick and sorc,' her sons and heI
daughters implorc and beseech You Il
spare this bercaved community the in
Fiction of the death blow, and leave L
them unmolested what little they have
left.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-17

THE Grand Hotel, at Paris, is nearly
cleared out of southerners. Mr.. VIII
liams, Of New Orleans, and several
others Of his class, are still there, and
the executor of the New York Mirror,
Hiram Fuller, who, during the war,
acted as pimp to the rebels in Europe,
may be seen sitting all day long in the
coffee room attached TO the hotel, evil
IDENTIFY pondcring over the decay which
has taken place in his nature from the
day when he left his native place near
Plymouth, Mass. He is the picture OF
n doomed and disappointed adventurcr.
Among the most insolcnt rebel women
in the Grand Hotel, is Miss Hitch
cock, of San Francisco, pretty, daring,
devil-may-care girl, who Haunted rebel
colors in the face of meek New York
dandy, at one of the recent hops in the
hotel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-17

PARsoN (GovernOr) Brownlow says
that hose who are so greatly displeas-
cd with his course rs Governor, and
'who see such revolving doctrines in
his editorials and proclamntions, are
of the following classes, in nine out OF
ten cases:
J. They are rebels and have been
guilty of trying TO destroy the Govern
Inent.
., If not rebels, they nre rebel sympa-
thiZers, and have rebel kin involved in
the rebellion, and my teachings hnvs
not aided any in their release.
3. Last OF all they are persons who
have lost their dear negroes, and they
are outraged with the Federal Govern
mcnt, and ut war with Rll who do moi
regard Lincoln's emancipation procla.
NATION as unconstitutional and con.
trary to Gods Word!