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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14
0faelal in Reg<rd to the ghiumens
OF Top. rea in Epn4unRrw

.. a . % NAU ALE DA1sIENt
OF ToD>-cco in kentucky.
The te3+owing correspondents viii be
OF y serest 70 parties interested in the
shipment Of tobacco in Keatucsys
LOUISVILLE, Jan 9,aI8G5-
" D Gallagher, Sirreg0r Of Customs,
L0t4sssills, Kentucky.
DEAg SIR Please advise Us ii Cen
Bar5ridge's General 0rder No. /, dated
Lexington, Ky, Jan :, 1875, relieves
parties from obtaining permits in order
70 ship their tobacco from any u0rtion
Of the State Of Kentucky 10 this place.
Very respectfully
(Signedl SPRArr & Co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

Pianos Pianos.
ArE HAVE NoW on HAED. AMI ARE
reeessiaR the iafEest ana anesf Jet af Fiaa6s
AEaerieah 0rsahs AID Meia.ssafss syy.t 81 Afl7fra
- ttds eifs
All Instruments Sold by us are
w aFE aBteI,
t.a4i aaBd ~ isna sksek eE Plates, a
hARHES3 c0sftaT0N's
iaals SO sgain stfust
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

Masonic Temple While we do not
enter into the defence Of theatres as a
faithful chronicle of earrent events, we
deem it due to the management at Ma
sonic Temple to say that the present
alton of the French Spy last night was
magnificent success, and the house
was crowded. We have seen this play
(which, by the way, is one of the finest
imagiuable) on some of the first stages
m the West, by celebrated actors, but
we never saw it played so well as upon
last night
Mrs, Golden fairly surpassed herself,
and indeed every character was we'll
sustained In the farce MIR. Rowland
made a decided bit, and established his
reputation as first class comedian.
The French Spy viii be repeated to,
night and those who admire the drama
will be highly gratfed By attending.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

FLLlsG UR-We are gratiied 10 learn
that Lieut. Elliott yesterday recruited
twelve or fifteen men, making some
twenty-five Or thirty who have already
been mustered into tie service, aud
credited to YandeEburgh county.
Al 4 0 clock yesterday evening, 402
men had paid in their $50 assessment,
and the crowd il still undiminisned.
We have no dosbt the whole amonut
Of money will be paid IN, and the quota
will be filed before theend Of the month
aS- Al caFbondaie, Illinois, there are
three cotton gins in operation, and sli
have been busy since The begin ming of
the season Three hundred bales have
been pressed there and sent To market.
all from that vicinity Other gins are
81 wotk il The county
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14
DIFFERENTIATION WANTED

SsoseeRgrnG THE WHEREABOUTS OF
& = ~ + 4 asALEAcE. Said Wallace Vas raised
n Tta1gts,ila county, Mis-, and il The 81 Lit
fietoo WaIfaee. The family Il said J. ]. Wallace
Is now hi sx5son e0uHty Ind, and half
hltss - - - -. - - = Z - = n
Wallace Is aiii confer fsv0r by informing bis
fasnlly Of the same jaB5 is
a "a VI 81. TO LEASE, for five years, 5 house
w farick pFsfsFFod1 With not more than i've
rooms and a kitchen with the privilege Of pur.
chasing Address Box 5ss, r. o.
{IlAas cory one week and charge to Hall 4
.Raa4Isf ia a4a jan4slwd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

AAY, TWO TOBACCO sTEmaERIEs on
Isf Green n ger Z ~. one ID Idyefmore. con
tsin!og .oart rs tie mat ~ .Cerslyo, con
jantlBI1S EfEAH 49 6 Henderson, Ky.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

Dorm JOS FEAR Con rog NAuaHT7--
The salary Of Rev, Henry Ward Beecher
has been fixed at $l2, 800 for the present
year This, of course, does not include
perqnisites il the form Of costlY presents.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

nes~ These having small hre.proof
aafe for sale might dispose Of il BY in.
curing Of Fisher, Turnoek i Co, gas
filters, No. ~. Loeust Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14
FOR SALE.
ios8a bga "A sew DOC
TWO ;gTORY BRICK HOUSE

ny ~ II eIx Rooms, KITCHEN AND
w Wood R6u.e Lot - BY ~ feet, on syea-
more, between First and Second streets. 0ceu-
pied 1T present ~ Audra bs a Shoemaker
Shop end Residence. For terms apply on fhe
premises. ss9s Jsui2-lm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14
maTElII9 90
FOR RENT

WAREHOUSE oEtwATYH sTsEE1 Bot
s. n Main and Locnsf Knqgi5r r h7'tst
=. Nc. o. HsiD street. 5ar ,"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14
Rea1 .Estafe Cor sic.


I wELLsELd. THB FOLLOWING PROPERTY
=. IafsS Io6sG Win 10 Yoans. near Main street.
2. T~o large Brick H0u e, opposite HuIps Head
3 Large Bfase asd ak lsfs. near the city
4. Three good Henses Oh A 40 street
D. Brick 'Hoass On Sycamore, be'f "a aud 3th sta.
q. Two large bousas on Division street
- eft0usa and four lots IN Eliiotps Enlargement
a. House sod four lots Ia GoDd sci = Enlargement
T. Frame House near Rallr ID Machine Shops
y One atefy noiise On Third street.
n. Ltfge Fralqe on Leet street
u. House aud busineas lot cor Locust and sth
d. six Lots IN block o, Eastetn Enlargement
81 Several hahdsosae residences and tracts ofiapd
.afe9a lniateingtswn
T. slxts.six asfes within y mile Of Evansville
10 2io acres withiu bssf q ssiisoi Evansville.
l1iHhFsa acres adjoining the city
Is - acres nsar 0ak Hll CansisrY
10 l1sa AcFeg, With largo House, Hear the city.
~. DneFfg ~ eledpa, within miles Of the city
~ 4@l eetgs in PQsgY eonntg, gcol land
2. 900 acfes IN w @friek county
~ a very haHdapme Feaidepce ii Bg0uv Ne. with
81 or ii acres alta he'd.
21saA.GEaat &arleiy a BpLdiug Lata IN egefg par
Is. Larrg rtiek Bette 10 Youbgloss's Enlarg'r mt.
uH# RliI exchange Tie lands ia Posey aud
wee e1apiiss ~ atf pfoptHN
The above embraces one of tha nueaf Lists over
offered ~ Evansville Just call At the Provost
nlarsbidsq eiAse iassgswlte, Ind
dsc2g.tf Heal Estate Agent.
NEW FRAME HOUSE. just COMPLETED
con ming eight rooms, halls, pantry, clothes
uQDIas Hnf BATH sani Nith Buad & a1f lafga a.
torn, carriage beqsf, wool aud eoneh shcds, sita.
~ ed on four good SIZED tots Asti hin ten minutes
Nhik Of the P0atoihee. Also, a zen acre lot 81
ground within ono mile Of the Court Hgusp.
Apply e. win II. Wood, corner Main and Third
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IS HOUSE FOR SALE.

8BB1NHeS HOUSE FOR SALE
4 THREE STORY BRICK STORE 0EFIRsT
n STREET near Main. Tirs perfect Ter par
tfruiaFs enquire u r w. LTECk.
nsE STEAM EHGIsE. sxaO INCH STROKE.
~ One Railroad sAw-cross .eut.
one uQ8Ftfa n ~ hHAailias
- tue Lathe CHtteFg all IN good running order,
&-Ea flit1a 81 tlaa 50nrBai oiiies, Iahs-3m
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WANTED.

A SITUATION as BooK-KEE 2. 81 4
= "A Young man Who t. a good zceep es9si' sn3
:. =5uf6 paake rim self generally useia3. s@'isisc'
s - .ossss pfcKERY BROS,
= .fanfs-4w 1872 Main street
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PIANQs.

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-04
The War Believed to be Over.

NEw YoRK.A lS.-Tbe Commercially
special says it il believed in Washington
that the war is over, and that an under
standing to that effect exists.
The programme OF Gen. Grant antici-
pates all possible movements of the enemy.
He did not merely provide for the evacua.
ton of Richmond and Petersburg, but be
anticipated this contingency, aud Lee will
End his retreat cut off at all points.
Grant, Sheridan, Thomas, Sherman, aud
Hancock are closing around the fragments
of the rebel army.
The military organization of the Confed-
eracy will cease to exist after the present
%eek.
Sherman has yet to be heard from. BE
is not in action during the great operations
now pending.
Peace, through war, is the object of the
administration, and it seems to be now
within reach.
The Commercial says the news Of Grants
successes has almost suspended business
in all the markets, and as yet it is difficult
to estimate the effect upon prices, until
more is known of the fate of Lees army,
and the prospect of his efecting a junction
With Johnston, to offer battle at some
other point, or possibly to fall conjointly
upon Sherman.
Gold has been affected but slightly. The
price opened ct l4s and fell to l45&, with
no special desire to sell. The truth is the
markets have been largely oversold and
there is scarcity of cash gold.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-04

Pho result of Fridays fighting thu
Times correspondent says was that We
swung the left around three miles north o.
the Boydtown Plank Road, leaving between
1t and the Southside Sailroad but a single
line of breastworks thrown up since Wed.
nesday night.
We captured about 1000 prisoners and
our loss is not over 1000, in the aggregate
The enemy have suffered much more
| heavily and their forces were becoming
demoralized very rapidly in the evening,
and be could not be induced to make an
other charge on the 9th corps trout, al
though he had fought desperately early in
the day.
The Tribune's Washington special says
it ia understood there that Grants plan
was that Sheridan should cut the South
Side railroad and reach over 10 the DAN
vile road.
The armies of the Potomac and James
were to push over toward the left and turn
Lees right flank, while the line in front
of Petersburg was still to be held and it
possible advanced. Judging by the latest
dispatches the whole plan seems to have
been successful, including cutting the South
Side r. R, turning Lees right and carry
ing portion OF the rebels works in front
of Petersburg.
Two lines of policy only are believed to
be open to Lee. Retreat to DanVille or
failing in this, fight till Johnston can be
hurried up on the Weldon railroad to REIN
force him. This is believed possible and
herein military men conceive our danger
Mrs. Lincoln has returned to Wash
ington, leaving the President at City
Point, to enter Richmond as Grant has
promised him he shall within 48 hours.
Nav YORK, April 3.-The Herald's army
Of the James correspondent says: Troops
were selected for special service from both
corps and sent across the James, under
command of General Ord. AT sunset on
the 2sth they occupied the position vacated
by the I'd corps aud moved to the left in
the midst Of arain storm.
Gen. Turner moved his division of the
9th corps just after day break down the
Vaughn road, crossed Hatchers Run and
pushed forward TO make connection with
the right of the I'd corps. With no fight.
ing this connection was made.
Other commands we're also moved so as
to make a continuous line, aud they cap
tured line of rebel rife pits with nearly
all the rebels in them. simultaneously
Gen. Wooster pushed forward party Of
bis division, materially aiding Thomass
success. The advance of both these di-
visions was inside the rebel picket liue,
aud within e5 yards of their main work.
Another division is on the right of Foster,
strengthening the latter's lines.
Throughout the night of the both our
men we're busy strengthening their works,
and now have a line that will enable them
to hold their ground against any force of
the enemy.
The Herald's Washington special says it
is expected that the President. immedi.
ately upon the occupation Of Richmond,
will issue new proclamation of amnesty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-04
BOsTON, April a.-The legislature met

Boston, April 3.-The legislature me,
to. day, but no business could be done, and
motion to adjourn was unanimously
carried. The members of both Houses
Joined in singing America, Old Hundred,
and other pieces. Speaker Bullock and
others made patriotic speeches.
The butchers and market men of Fam
euil Hall and Quincy markets, at the close
of business, paraded through the streets
with flags and music. Salutes have been
fred, bells rung, and general jubilstion
has been the business of the day. 1t is
understood that more formal celebration
of the great event will soon take place.
ST.. LOUIS, April 3-The news from Vir-
GINA to-day, caused general rejoicing
Flags we're displayed and business general
~ suspended.
At the municipal election, Jas S. Thorn
as Republican candidate, was reelected
Mayor by large majority.
1t is reported that the rebels have taken
a fort in south Arkansas. 1t needs coufr.
nation.
TRENToS, April 8.-The news of the fall
of Richmond sas received with rejoicing.
Bells were rnng; procession, headed 6y
n band Of music, paradrd the Streets
Speechts were made by Col C. K Hall,
Mayor Wilson, and Z. W. Joy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-04

0SrAT the great meeting last night
Rev. s. B. Bsrnitz made brief statement
of the pressing wants of the suffering sol
diers in front of Petersburg, and gave the
substance of circular just issued by the
o. s. Christian Commission asking for
means to send immediate relief. The ap.
peal was responded to by free. will offer
ing of about SI55,oo but as many persons
were unPrepared to contribute, we have
been requested to state that they can yet
do SO by calling at the ONCE of the Com
mission in the Religious Book House,
p Monroe street. Let there be general
response to the appeal Of this noble insti-
tuition.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-04
Last Nights Report.
Rejoicing Throughout the Country

Rejoicing Throughout the Country
NEW YORK, April AS the day adj
vsnces the excitement over Grants victory
increases. Salutes are being fred from q
dozen or more different points
NEW YORK, April 3-Joyful excitement
prevails in all parts of the city, leaving but
very little business TO be transacted, many
Of the merchants closing their stores. The
meeting in Wall street was continued until
4 o'clock. The Petroleum board, the Drug
Merchants and Tobacco Exchange, all Of
which met at the Merchants Exchange,
Pine Street, adjourned with enthusiastic
cheers. The Produce Exchange was de-
serted, and the Stock Board had but five
present. The gold room was almost en- ..
tirely empty. The greatest enthusiasm
was manifested by all the citizens. Teams
were ornameuted with flags, and the streets
have been crowded all morning, and lutes
have been continuously reverOerating from
aLlpoints of the battery and parks
An immense meeting is going on this
evening in Union Square.
Osnnons are roaring all over the city
re.works are being sent up 10 profusion,
and illuminations are being made by the
citizens.
PHILADELPHIA, April Sod Indepen.
dence Hall bell was rung by order OF the
Mayor. The fremen turned out under the
impression of an alarm of ERE, aud then
formed in procession and passed through
the streets, firing sslutes and blowing their
steam whistles. Their procession vas an
hour and half passing given point. The
Board of Brokers adjourned with cheers
Business is at stand still.
BALTIMORE, April 3.-The Union people
here are intoxicated with joy and intensely
jubilant, and embrace one another 10 the
streets. There is great display of flags.
The Mayor has ordered all the bells in the
city To be rung.
CINCINNATI. April 3.-The news of the
fall of Richmond caused great excitemen,
here. Business was almost suspended
Flags were flying from the buildings in
profusioD, aud general rejoicing prevails
The city tonight is ablaze with Gre-works
and the streets are througed with people
At the municipal election o-day Col. S
A. Harris, Union candidate, was re elected
for Mayor.
DETROIT, MICH, April 3.-The people
of this city are wild with joy over the elo.
rious news from Virginia o.dsy. Bust.
ness is entirely suspended in the city and
shipping. A salute was fred, and the
streets will be illuminated tonight.
Scattering returns indicate the election
Of the Republican candidate for Regent o
the State University.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-04


%THE TINE TO ADvRRrIsR.-Businsss
men, with proper business ideas, should
be shrewd enough to perceive that nov /,
the tins to Gdvsrtise. Now that gold ia
rapidly falling, aud after every reaction
viii! fall still more, sell of the stock at once,
should be the motto of every prudent deal.
eF. Dispose of it promptly and at the best
prices you can get, for the longer you hold
on the less the prices you will obtain. 1t
ls better to Voluntarily submit to a small
loss at present than to be compulsorily sub.
jected to greater loss by-aud-by. Sell
OIL sell OIL and, to accomplish this in-
diSpenSable feat, adVeytiIs literally. Now
is the time, We repeat it, to do it discreetly.
Get ahead of your neighbOrs, if you can,
by advertising more, and thus selling more,
and i0he" the crash comes you ,OiH be sats.-
This is the plain dictate of common sense,
and be who heeds it not will bitterly re-
greet before long his foolish negligence.
Advertised advertise I-NeD York Sunday
Times.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-04


NEw YORK, April 3-Advices received
day from San Domingo deny the ru.
mors Of counter revolution there. The
republic is FREQ from tumuit and a new
government is quickly organizing. Gen.
r. De Vega has been elected President
and nine eminent domiuiciaus, seven of
them generals in the army, have been ap
pOiated as his cabinet or advisers, among
them Antonio POlanco, brother of the Ell.
President. A sovereign constituent Con.
gress, consisting of nine representatives
from each commune has been called and
was to have convened at Santiago de Sos
sealerOs.
Intelligence from Port au Prince of the
18th March has been received.
The disastrous confagratiOn in that CITY
was still the absorbing topic.
In Hayti President Geffr0rd had issued a
sympathetic address TO the eufferers 10 va
rious towns and villages throughout tho
republic. SUBSCRIPTIONS were making for
the relief of the sufferers. Cape HaytiAn
alone has contributed over sic. 900.
President GeffrArd has proposed several
important notifications of the Hayden
Constitution. One of them declares that
any African or Indian, or their descend
ants, are eligible to the privilege of becom-
ing Hny,iau citizens, aud the privilege
may be conferred on such foreigners, not
Indlan or African, rs may render service
to the republic. Those only are eligible
to the office of President OF H4yu whether
born in the country or Of African or Indian
blood3
Three hundred thousand dollars have
been appropriated ny tho government TO
the relief of The sufferers By the Port au
Prince fire.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-04
The Demonstration in Washington

WAsHINGroN, April 3.-Although The
fall OF Petersburg and Richmond WAS b.
lieved soon TO take place, owing to the
success OF our arms, the official announce
ment OF the fact itself this morning occa-
stoned great surprise, mingled With rejoic
ing and huzzaiug in all directions. Flags
were thrown out more beautifully than 81
any other period OF the war. Many mer-
chants closed their stores and business
generally was suspended. The clerks iu
he public departments aud the muuicipsI
offices, unable 10 work under the effect of
the good news, Joined the througs in the
principal avenues and elsewhere in con.
gratulatiCn of the important event. A
crowd assembled in trout of the Interior
Department aud was addressed BY the
Commissioner of Patents, Mr.. Holloway.
Secretary Seward made a brief speech from
the steps OF the State Department, but tho
largest crowd was at the War Department,
the north wing OF which WAS covered with.
flags, including many taken from the rebels
in the recent engagement. Secretary Stan
ton congratulated the 6ssemblsge on the
great victory and the approaching end OF
the rebellion. and announced to rejoicing
thousands the latest intelligence by tele.
graph. Vice President Johnston made a
brief address and proposed three cheers
'OA S"e capture OF PETERSBURG ana Rich
moud aud three cheers for ecu Grant and
the officers and men under his command.
They were most enthusiastically given.
Senator Sherman, recently returned from
a visit to his brother, Gen. Sherman, and
tx Senator Preston King, OF New York.
aud Secretary Seward, were amopg the
speakers.
During the latter part of the proceedings
salutes of cannon were fred. There has
never before been such day of rejoicing
in Washington. The Secretary OF State
recommended that the public buildings be
Illuminated this evening in honor of the
fall of Richmond. The foreiga Minister'S
called on the Mayor to express their CON
CALCULATIONS at the fall of Richmond. The
first who called was the Austrian minister.
then the Consul General of Switzerland
and next the Swedish minister.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-04
LATEST DISPATCH
Official Announcement of the Capture
of Richmond-The City on Fire.

SA4SAn4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VI LILO SdpLuE6
of Richmond-The City on Fire.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsHIEGrox, March
3-l2 noon.-Mdj. Gen. Dix.-The follow
Jog official confirmation or the capture of
Richmond and announcement that the city
is on FIRE, has been received.
(Signed,) E. N. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
CITY Po1ST, April 3. IL A. NE. M.
Stanton. Secretary Of War Gen. WeitzeI
telegraphs as follows:
ave took Richmond at sl5 this morn
ing. l captured many guns. Tho enemy
lett in great haste. The city is on fire in
one place and we are making every effort
to put it out. The people received US with
enthusiastic expressions OF JOY"
Gen. Grant started early this morning
with the army towards the Danville road
to cut off Lees retrenliug army if possible.
President Lincoln has gone to the 'front.'
(Sigued) T. S. BowERs, A. A. G.
(Signed) E. NJ STANTON.
Sec'y of War,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-04
New York Market

NV YORK, April 8.
ooTT0N-unSettledA and nominalIy lower; asa4Co
for midinRs
closing heavy.
Wg1sKEY-oaiet; Western Sc IoJ<a2l2
WHEAT-DuII and noraiualIy 56al0: IoweT
RYE-Duu
BARLEY-Dull and nominal
CORN-Dull and lower; New Yellow 81 4O6l AZ
OATS-Dull, heavy and nominal at s53sss.
WOOL-Dull.
PErk0LEUM-Dal aud nominal at 32e
PORk-Opened b. avy and lower and c'osed with
more nrmress; SIS IS 6as so for mss cosinR At
SO 3d. cash. $22 IS 923 50 for prime and SIS 90 for
era option At $50 OG26 so.
BEER-Dull and heavy; &12 so9ls so for Lain
CUT MEATs-Heavy; 14H@I6 for shoulders and
156S 10 for hams.
BACOS-Dull aud nominal.
bUTTBR-Dull aud prizes too irregular to quote.
BARO-Heavy and lover; sal, 2 at lSIz9ls.
CHEksE-pulI at l492l.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-04

~RIvER.-The river continues to fall
slowly. A fair amount of business was
done on the wharf, considering the excite
ment which prevailed throughout the city
over the capture of Richmond. which
caused general suspension Of business.
The fue steamer Potomac, Capt. Fink, ar
rived from Cincinnati with good freight
and passenger list. The Wild Wsgoner
arrived during tie night. Both these
splendid packets are doing good business.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-04

~- VIZ saw soldier yesterday who
had served under Sheridan, and who, on
The reception OF the news, could not re-
strsin his admiration for the hero of the
shenandoah Valley, and with hearty
shouts he declared he was the hero Of the
var, that he had never known defeat, that
ne had fought sixteen pitched battles and
;oated the rebels every time, aud that old
Phil. and his bold horsemen could whip
tie whole confederacy, unaided and alone.
TIE euthusiasm and confidence inspired
/! bis followers is the key to the success
Q; this popular aud successful oalcer.