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The Howard union., 1865-11-23
The Naked Truth.

The Florida Times, issued at Jackson
vile, with reference 10 the conflict Of as
sertions respecting free negro labor, has
the following transcript from its experiences:
"We daily come in contact with repre-
sentaives Of the two. classes, and it is in.
structive 10 listen TO their expressions and
contrast their. experience. One comes in
from driving his higgers,' and with des-
pairing, baggard countenance, declares the
id niggers won't work, and there is 10
use trying ,hem-I, pay fifteen dollars per
month"; and .rations more than they can con.
sumo, and two of them won't do as much
work as one slave--they won't work-we
can raise no cotton by free laborn Another
planter replies, Il have no difiiculty-I work
fifty hands, pay them ten dollars per month,
and two Of them do more work than three
slaves! tits the way you treat them. l
find no difficulty
"An intelligent STAKEHOLDER, gentleman
of cultivation and liberal views, met large
planter foamiDg, frettng, cursing, despair.
ing-the country was ruined, no more cot
ton could be raised, 'niggers' wouldn't work, ,
his plantation was vaueless. etc, 'What
will you take for your plantation?' asked
the gentleman, alter vain attempts to- induce
him TO reason. Twelve thousand dollars,
said the planter, III take it, The prop
erty was transferred and the new propri-
etor Immediately placed it in charge of the
negroes, the former slaves Of the old pro-
lpr.etor who, TO the number of ninety, en-
tered in 10 contract 10 cultivate the farm
upon shares they receiving one third the
crop. They assure the new proprietor tha,
a they will raise two hundred acres Of cotton
more than ever before. 10 nlo.
I"If all our people would accept the re-
suits Of the war, and gracefully conform to
the acquisitions of necessity, yielding all
theories and prendices in obedience to their
interests and the common good there would
be a measure Of prosperity and advance.
ment in the State that would astonish lis
most sanguine and hopeful friends"
.es We defy any one 10 read the above and
not feel that it is essentially true. .'a
The Howard union., 1865-11-23
MORMONISNI.

A correspondent writing TO the Salem
Register from Denver City, Colorado, gives
some account of Salt Lake City, The Nor.
mons, and the United States military expe-
dItion. He says:
The Territory Of Utah has a population
Of about forty.hve thousand less than one
thousand are Gentiles. Among the Nor.
mons there exists no loyalty TO the Govern
ment, but settled and intense hatred TO
our whole policy. When Gen. Conner first
took command Of Utah, there were some
signs Of open hostility, but with the pro.
gress Of time Brigham learned that Gen.
Connor was in earnest, and an armed col.
lission with bis troops was not desirable.
Camp Douglas commands the City of Salt
Lake, and its guns are trained on the house
of Brigham. Gen. Connor so disposes his
troops as TO hold the lines of communica-
ton, and enforce respect in Salt Lake City.
Gold, silver and lead have been found in
large quantities, and very rich in character
The mines promise yields that compare fa-
yoraJly with the mines of Nevada or Color
ado. Here we have the key to the solution
Of the Mormon question. Fill Utah with
hardy mining population, and Mormonism
with its atrocities dies of its own weakness.
While holding the Mormons in check by
the strong arm of the Government, Gen.
Connor is welding the more powerful lever
of emigration, and in his policy he deserves
the thanks Of the nation.
No portion Of the South was ever more
intensely hostile than Utah is to-day to the
Government Of the United States. Within
the two past months Brigham and Heber
Kimball have repeatedly urged their people
10 arm themselves for the purpose of driving
cut the Genlles. Bat the cool self conf
dence of Connor is better than the decIa.
nation Of Brigham. Another year will
give certainty to the gold and silver mines
of Utah, and large emigration will be The
result. Seventy thousand Americans il
the mountains OF Utah will forever seal the
fate Of the Latter-Day Saints.
The Howard union., 1865-11-23

LAND SALEs.-We notice from our Miss
ouri exchanges that vast quantity of land
is changing owners in Missouri. This land
is sold mostly TO Eastern men seeking homes
in "Free Missouri The St. Joseph
Herald, of Thursday, says:
We are informed by the Land Commiss.
icner of the Hannibal and St. Joseph Rail,
road Company, that their land sales were
greater in the month of October than in any
other month since their lands have been in
market, amounting in the aggregate to some
seventy thousand dollars.
The Howard union., 1865-11-23
WELL DONE SOUTH CAROLINA,

South Carolina first 10 fire on the flag,
and South Carolina prompt TO adopt the
Constitutional Amendment such are the
extremes thus far developed in the short
history Of the rebellion. needs an event
Of this marked character to awake us TO
the radical nature of the great chahges
which The war is working
This vote Of South Carolina will do much
TO wipe the stain of her first action away
After all that has been said regarding the
bitterness of the secessionist$ III this State,
they scanned TO have accepted the decisions
of the war more readily than those OF any
other. 80 4, h'
The Legislature not only passed the
Amendment, but passed it with little debate
or opposition. This is an indication that
lbe present politicians of South Carolina
are ready 10 accept the conditions which
the Government imposes Gin. Gaz. l4th,
The Howard union., 1865-11-23

APPEARANCE OF THE Sun FROM THE
NoRrH PoLr.-The sun appears to sweep
horizontally around the sky ever twenty
four hours, without any percepible varia-
lion during its circuit in lis distance from
the horizon. On the 2lst Of June ii is %
deg. 3S min. above the horizon--a little
more than one-iourlh Of the distance TO the
zenith, the highest point that itever reach
as. From this altitude it slowly descends,
lis track being represented by spiral or
screw with very fine thread; and in the
course OF three months it worms its way
down TO the horizon, which it reaches on
The 23d OF September. On this day il slow
ly sweeps around the sky, with its face
half hidden below the icy sea. 1t still con-
tinues 10 descend; and after it has entirely
disappeared, il is still so near the horizon
that it carries bri ght twilight around the
heavens in its daily circuit. As the sun
sinks lower and lower, this twilight grad
ually grows fainter, till it fades away. On
the 20th December the sun is % deg, 3S
min. below the horizon, and this is the
midnight of the dark winter of the pole.
From this date the sun begins TO ascend
and after a time, his return is heraded by a
faint dawu, which circles slowly around
tie horizon, completing its circuit every
twenty -four hours. This dawn grow
gradually brighter; and on the 20lh o.
March the peaks Of the ice are gilded with
The first level rays of the six months day
The bringer of this long day continues to
wird his spiral way upward, till he reache,
his highest place on the 2lst of June, and
his annual course is completed. Such i.
one Of The most wonderful Of the wonderful
works Of God,
The Howard union., 1865-11-23
DECENTRALIZATION EVERY WHERE

1t is sickening TO open our exchanges
and read the accounts OF the general demor-
alization of the country. Everywhere we
hear of crime in its worst features, The
districts of country in many of the Southern
States that were the most refined, are re-
ported TO be fields for the eoperations Of des-
peradoes.
The Richm6nd VA, PAPERS speak Of
murders and robbers In the vicinity of that
city to an alarming extent. One Of these
journals says farms within five miles of the
city are abandoned, and the owners Of them
have sought refuge in the city.
Possibly no district Of any country was
in former times, more refined than that
within the circle of five miles around Rich.
mond. The "landed proprietors f" were
mostly gentlemen of the solden time" well.
to-do in the world, and among such desper.
ADDE'S did not thrive as residents. 81.
{ This section is now said to be at The
mercy of thieves and cut throats, who are
helping themselves, and living upon the
"fat of the land" What miseries wal
breeds. War, pestilence and famine" g
@hahdAin band. NJ ULi- -G,MWC~
The Howard union., 1865-11-23

We are Informed by Colonel Bishop, Ad-
ju'ant General of Arkansas, that some forty
members Of the 43d Illinois Infantry, about
10 be mustered out at Little Rock, have
made large purchase of land IN Perry
county, through the Arkansas Immigrant
Aid Society, and intend tos etle there forth
with. They are mostly Swedes, hardy and
intelligent, and possessed of some means.
Fort Smith New Era.
The Howard union., 1865-11-23

President Johnson having originally learned
the trade of a tailor may reasonably be
thought "sound on the goose" -j
The Howard union., 1865-11-23

We are informed that the people of Ro-
anoke, who were interested in elIecting an
arrangement by which the West Branch of
the North Missouri Railroad should be run
through that place, appointed committee
10 confer with Mr.. Sturgeon, the President
Of the road The committee addres sed Mr.
Sturgeon en- the subject, inquiring if they
were successful in raising $4,000, the
road would be guaranteed to run through
Roanoke. The President replied that he
could give 10 such assurances, That il
would require additional legislation by the
Legislature, and the action of that body
would, of course, be matter Of much
doubt. This is the upshot of the whole
matter Randolph Citizen.
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October 7. 1865
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07
BALTIMORE MARKET.

FLOUR.-Ihe market for most de-.
cri?iion' Is very firm, though The de.
msni continues moderate and mostly for
local wants. Sales amount to lOOO.l5O 500
bbi'. comprised OF City Mills, Howard
greet aud Western Super and Extra.
within our range as follows: Civ Mills
Super 8 62aaSs rs, low grade Ezra 8 rs
sSlO %, shipping do sll so. Western
Super 8 5Oa$S s7i Exra 0 5OaslO,
Howard street Super 8 1889 l2I, Extra
30. 8 50aSl0 per bbl.
GRAlN.-Recerpls of all kinds were
exceedingly small 10 day. Or Whea, on.
lY 1000 bushels Offered, with smsll sales
"i white al 2 lOas2 90. and red al 9 Goa
80 80 per bu-hel. Corn-Included in
the sales reported on Change were 1000
bushels white al S5s90 cents for inferior.
sDd 1000 bushels lair do. al 90 cents 1900
bushels yellow brough, 1896 cents per
bvshel, nearly sIl al the latter figure.
Osls-Only few hundred bushels re-
csiVed and sold at 45s50 cents weif hi.
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NEW DRUG STORE !
BURKHART s. GRIMES

ARE now open-and will
constantly receive from the
East, a foil and complete as,
sortment Of Pure Drugs.viz :
Camphor, Refined; Epson
Sails; Glauber Salts; Castor
Oil; Sweet Oil; Magnesia,
caIcined and I.Dmn. Gallo.
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THE
Cement Quarries

upon The premises are convenient to the
gIns and capable of supplying an unlim
ned amount OF thai Mineral Of the very
Oest quality.
AIihVugh the buildings have nearly all
been destroyed during the recent var
The Merchant Mil, Cement Factory, Saw
Mil, &C., having been burnt by Massa.
chuseus troops IN the summer Of 1861
The walls Of The principle part Of them 20.
main without material injury, being of The
most Substantial character, those for in
stance OF the Merchant Mill being one
nundred feet long by fifty wide, three
stories high Of brick, three feet thick al
their base, and eighteen inches al top,res.
ing upon limestone foundation six feet
'hlck, built upon arches sprung on solid
rock.
By means Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal and the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road every facility is afforded for uans.
poraIion TO and from this Property which
from lis sllu9llon in the fertile Valley Of
the Shenandoah. is admirably located in
every respect for the establishments Of
Manufacturing village and is well worthy
the attention Of enterprising capitalists.
o. TERMS CASH.
HENRY BERRY, Trustee.
September Q. 1865. Ct
~ Free Press copy.
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me |; QuinIne; Peruvian Bark; Opium; Refined
Dor; Z; Sugar Lead; Ilquorice Ball and ROOF;
Rhubarb Root Powdered; Sponge; Arsenic, AS
.afoetida; Flower SuIpLer; Roll Brine one;
Gum Arabic; Gum Tragacanth; African Pep
per; Composition Powder; Number Sir; Red
Precpitate; Corrosive Srhlimate; Aloe.; SIENNA;
Quick Silver; Sal Soda Tor washing; Super Car
Donate Soda: TaItaric Acid; Rochelle Salts;
Mercurial Oiaiment; Blisterng Plaster; Cham
omiIe flowers Arrow Root; Alcohol; Chloride
Lime; Lemen Caustic; Adhesive PlaEters; Blue
Mass Cream Tartar; Rosin; and many otter
h eGicnes too numerous TO mention.
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DIS S OIL TION
COMPREHENSIVE.

THE firm Of TURNER IL STROBE
L was this day mutually dissolved. All
persons knowing themselves indebted 10
The late firm will please come forward and
settle up their Indebtedness Immediately
as il is the desire OF the firm to close I'D
their business as soon as possible.
THOMAS TURNER,
P II. STROBE.
Shspherdstown. October 3, 1865.
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BOARD of SUPERVISORS.
October Z, 1865.

ID OVIhD " OCI LIN ~ OA'O'
A T meeting Of the Board Of Supervi
u sors Of Jefferson County, West Vir-
ginia. on the 2Olh OF September, 1865, the
following proceedings took place -
Board met al 10 o clock members pres
en-. Mr.. PresidenLSupesvisors McCurdy,
Cameron, Logic. Furner and Johnson.
On motion of Dr.. Logic the following
resolution was adopted:
Resolved by The Board Of Supervisors
of Jefferson County, Stale of Yves, Vir-
ginia. lha, the Land Book of 1859. be
adopted by this Board, and all persons
who feel themselves sggrisved on account
OF the destruction by the armies will sp-
ply to .hs Board al its next meeting. by
petition endorsed by three disinlerested
persons who will have FIRST been sworn
for that purpose.
Resolved, that the above order rs sub
ject to the approval Of the Governor and
Auditor OF This Stale.
Resolved also, that these resolutions be
published in the county papers until our
next meeting.
September 80. 1865. 81
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A Card 10 IITALIDS.

A Clergyman, while residing in South Ameri-
II ca as missionary, discovered safe and
simple remedy for the Cure Of Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases ofthe Trina
~ and Seminal Organs. and the whole train Of
disorders brought on by baneful and viciOu'
habits. Great numbers have been already
cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by a
desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, |
will send the recipe Cor preparing and using
this medicine, in sealed envelope, to any one
who needs it, Free Of Charge
Please inclose postpaid envelope, address
sed to yourself. .addres,
JOSEPH T. If.6.7N,
STATION d, BIBLE HOUSE,,
New-York City.
September %, 1865. 3m"
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PAINTS, OILS, &C.

White Lead, Veni,iaD Red, Spanish Brown,
Yellow Ochre, Chrome Green, Lamp Block, I'm
Der, burnt and rough; Common Green Paint,
VeTdigEs, Liif erige Whiting, Rotten Stone Put
ty, Pumire Stone, Gum ShilIac, Sand Paper,
Glue, Spirits TurPentine, Linseed and Fish Oil,
Copal and Shoe Varnish, Polar axle Grease,
Concentrated Lye, Dye Stuffs, Indigo, Alum,
Copperas Logwood and extracts, Redwood, Tu-
meric, Red Sanders, Aqua Forts, Oil Vitriol;
Coal Oil and lamps OF most approved patterns;
Spices, Nutmegs. Mace, Cloves, Cinnamon,
Allspice Black Pepper, ground and grain; Cir
ger, Mustard, French Mustard in bottles, Es-
sence Coffee, Window Glass of all sizes.
We have also large selection Of Fancy
Soaps, Perfumeries. Lilly White, Tooth, Hair,
Nall, e 10th and Backing Brushes; Pocket,
Redlng, Fine, Tuck and Round Combs; Steel
Pens and Holders, Writing Paper, Envelopes,
Backing, Matches, Lead Pencils, Pormonas,
and many other Notions, all of which we will
sell on reasonable terms Tor Cash. We respect
fully invite all to call and examine our took.
BURKPART d GRIMES.
Shepherdstown, September 80, 1865. If
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NEW FIRM.

THE undersigned would inform the pub
L lie that they will henceforih conduct
The MERCANTILE BUSINESS IL all
It's branches, ard would request those
wishing cheap Goods TO give Them call
before purchasing elsewhere. In a few
days they will have on hand their NEW
STOCK Of Fall and Winter Goods,
which viii be sold a, prices TO sui, the
times. p. H. STROBE,
JOHN ID. LINE,
October 7. 1865 It
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FOR THE JUDGESHIP.

HENRY BERRY. E.q,. will be cup.
III ported by the voters Of The judicial
District. composed Of the counties OF JET.
felson, Btrklry, Morgan, Hampshire,
Pendler"n and Hardy, at The mex, cleo
rion, Mr.. Berry's firm legal Attachments,
un1inchine fidelity 10 the Union, enli,Ie
him 10 The consideration of The voters OF
ibis District.
Sept ., 1865. LOYALlST.
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Che Alarkets.
ShepherdstoWn Market.

Corrected weekly BY D. S. R.nich.
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By the Governor of West Va,
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, an original Vacancy ex-
W lists IN The office OF Judge 'Or The
Ninth Judicial Circuit. and vacancy has
been occasioned III The office OF Judge for
The renlh Judicial CIrruIl by the removal
by the Legislature, OF john W. Kennedy,
from said ofice-bolh Of which vacancies
have been temporarily filled in The man
ner prescribed by law: And. whereas, 1t
is made he duly of the Governor to give
notice OF such vacancies by proclamation.
and BY The same 10 appoint some day. not
less than 80 nor more than 60 days from
the date thereof, for holding elections 10
fill said vacancies
Now, therefore. |. Arthur |. Boreman.
Governor of the State Of West Virginia,
hereby give notice Of The vacancies exist
ing as aforesaid, and appoint Thursday
the Tweniy-slx,h day of October. next,
for holding elections 10 fill said vacancies.
And The supervisor and inspectors OF
election al each votlng place within the
several counties composing the Ninth and
Tenth Judicial Circuits, are herebv dlrec
ted 10 hold elections at their several places
Of Young, on The day and for the offices
hereinbefore specified, and TO make due
return thereof in accordance with section
lorly-lhree OF chapter one hundred Of the
Acts of eighteen hundred and sixry three.
{ WI In testimony whereof, have
( lis hereunlo Sc. my hand and caOs-
Uo~- ed the seal Of the said State to
b. affixed at The Capital in the City Of
Wheeling, this thirty first day Of August,
in the year of our Lord, eighteen hundred
and sixty five. and oil the State the third.
ARTHUR |. FOREMAN.
BY the Governor
GRANVILLE D. HALL.
Secretary OF the State.
September 9, 1865. 81
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Patent Medicines.

British Oil, Godfrey's Cordial, Oil Spike and
Stone; Essences Peppermint, Cinnamon, Lem
on and Bergamol; Cloves, Oil Lemon, OpedeI-
doc, liquid and solid; Eye Wa;er. inva uab,e for
sore OF inaamed eyes; Paregoric, Laudanum,
AntimoniaI Wine, Spirits Camphor, Spirits
Lavender, Spirits Hartshorn, Sweet spirits
Mite, BalSam Copavia, Syrup Squills JaIap.
Powder Iprcac. Fnrtar Emetic BaIsam VIII
Cherry, Hegeman's Cod liver Oil SWANS Pan
aeea, Tooth ache Drops, Browns Essence ia
maica Ginger, Holloway's Worm CONNECTION,
American Worm Killer: Tils-W rights Indian
Vegetable, McLanes, Or. Bulls coatod vegetable,
Ayers. and numerous others; Mexican Mustang
Liniment. Davis Pain Killer, Rogers Embroca-
ton, Ayers Sarsapari la Husbands Cal. Mag
nesia, Seidilz Powders, Strengthening and
Cou't PIasters, Railways Ready Relief Hamp-
toms vegetable Tncture, Scbeidam Schuapps,
Hostetter's Bitters, brakes Plantation Buffers,
Horse and Cattle Powders, Pure Cognac Bran
dy, Old Bourbon Whskey and Wines for med
icinal purposes also Stonebraker's Medicines.
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INTERNAL
REVENUE NOTICE.
MARTINIQUE, August l. 1865.

MkRTIssBURo, August !, 1869.
THE lax payers Of the counties herein
L named are hereby notified to pay the
taxes assessed against them respectively
al the times and places specified below:
In Berkeley County, q, my Office in
Msrlinsburg. from the 20th 10 The SO'h
OF each month.
In Frederick County, al the U. States
Assistant Assessors Office, in Winches-
Ter, from tho 7ih noon 10 the 9Th noon oil
each month.
In Harper's Ferry. a, the Shenandoah
Hotel. from 8 in the morning 10 . noon,
an the 10Th Of each month.
In Jefferson and Clark counties, al U.
s, Assistant Assessors Office in SheP.
herdstown, from lih noon 10 l2lh noon
Of each month.
In Leesburg, at County Clerks Office.
from 18th noon 10 l6lh noon Of each
month.
4 Ten per cent penalty attaches il pay.
ment is delayed beyond the times above
named.
Revenue Stamps OF all denominations
for sale.
N. d. KENEASTER.
Collector u. S. I'm. Revenue.
Bird District OF Virginia.
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Shepherdstown. October 8, 1865.

HAVING sold my interest in The Store
III lately cond, cted by Turner 81 Strobe,
to Mr.. JOHN d. LINE, | respectfully
ask my friends and the public generally,
fu liberal share Of patronage in behalf
of the new firm. and feel confident, that
it will be 10 The interest Of all who desire
bsrgains, 10 give them call. Respect,
fully, THOMAS TURNER.
October 7, 1865.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

South American sivicss, dated 10 the nth " March
received England, BY the steamship Europa report
the surrender d' the city ~ nonle,ldco to General
Flores The Brxzilsns Possession of the plsc,
This confirms the given IN the Hss.lp M the
s,h and l2th Inst
The Cunard steapisip Aria reached Halifax rom hos
ton n half past steven r. w. Thursday, and sailed
for Liverpool at three O'Clock A n yesterday
The steamship Corsica from Havana ON the sth and
Ns-~u on the 10Th inst arrived hire YESTERDAY Her
Havana sdvIccs later than tho,e noticed In
terdays HsRAtp The Anglo rrbci blockade RUNNING
steamship Banshcc arrived al Nassau On IN. mn nm
from Galveston with thousand bales of co,son she
reports twelve onion vessels % Galveston hr ana TIA.
the town h rsrrsoued by twelve hundred rebels The
French bark Eugene wrecked on Great Inas.. a.
the 2sth Of February, and three Of her crew v,r,
drowned when tbs Corsica about four hour, sc,.
ths por alcohol exploded IN she hold os An.
ship from the blass Of candle b. which ,wo pc,~r.
we're killed aud ssrss esAsn ssvously injured
Anew Orleans journal u the 9Th inst CLAIMED 10 haze.
Intelligence that the commander u the prurlpa srmv
Of Juarex In tepss MesSco had abandoned the cou,~,
and ths, HE troops I'D returned 10 their homes
Yrss,dsns Lincoln has recsntiy recognized Joe A
oedoy consul Of the MEXICAN republic at San Fran
cpo, which net wosld 70 BE- contradiction Of al
Ne eporz thas government designed scksowleds,nu
nAsiniiIAs's snpira
Ysssrday being Good rndsy The sssivevsasy Of The
sSGaS,n = ~ AIsaE ~ vss sssrspdaas y.
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ADVICE Ut WAY on PosFsUrT.-Ths ouAsr
day we gave our last advice 70 Bsa Weed, bus
- hs sim persists In wriAing hnssif down On
90, We sdd possscripA and sssin ~ 1den't"
TAs Hon. Dsn b sbolish to prstsnd 70 20 angry
about tbs liberty Of the pres. He own sxist
enco sna NAT Of his paper srs ~ bsss PROOF
that this liberty has not been invaded. We srs
vUy sssry ~ ~ ash - SaAls Ssssna
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psass - oeas; - - vsaAsr - \ bssasss
- slvsys profssase % want pssss. Perhaps
- ~ bst>sr tollsv ~ Davis 10 MszisD, snx
n LottssSss sss AsAknnAbls here.