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Louisville, Kentucky

attained reputation IS wide spread a. the cont
nent o. NoFih Ameslca- But the croEnins glory q
s life remains 70 be STAINED IN hts discovery Of
rather combination, for ne does not caiun 70 have
heen the discoveger OF CiDkON, which Is the hash
Of the biiters now offered 20 the public That hon.
O. belongs % the native inhabitants 81 CsntFp
America, 10 whom iia Yirtiies have been known foi
more than two hundred years Armed With it IN
lndlan bids defiance TO the most deadly malaria
and aanGle without fear, the most vennnons ser
penis II IL beliei with them, thsi wha there !.
hre On IN tne body the Cedron is potent % cula nd
matter whst the disease may be-
While Dr. Bull Is not prepa ed to endorse this sH
traysga1t preteusi0u. he nevertheless sat sEed
from thorough examinahon OF tha evidence reIs
ting b rs virtues, that a. = remedy aud 8raseuta
tive for sll disease arising nom exposure. e ihei
70 the weather or climate, or 10 miasmslie infuen,
ces, it stands
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EYE AND Earl
DR. LEON BRooKMAN,

DISEASES Of the EYe and Ear, Nervous sys-
IL TEN, snd CaHcsrous TumOrs' treated Win IN
narallnd ar,ara1a NV
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Administrators Notice.

ITO The rreditors Of the estate Of s. A. Mcnonsld
= eeceaseds haEinE suggested fne insolvency II
SAD est41R % TIE Cfiz . sInitu CountY Cour You
a4e hereby not6ei 70 iia yoas oaisns Only suthen-
ucated Sganst sad estate WITH SID Clerk, oE OF
thar proraiia.
q. g EWING, Admir-.
Sept 81. issS-0ci. II-ltdkstws
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Mashrille 9niull.
SUNDAY, JULY 9. 1855

A telegraphic dispatch from Wash
ingtOn announces TIE appointment Of
Mr. John Hardy to the position Of
United States Marshal for the District
Of South Alabama. For maay years Mr..
Hardy edited democratic newspaper
It Selma He belonged to the Union
wing Of The party, and fought theseces-
sionists persistently and vigorously. Il
was he who exposed the proceedings Of
one Of Mr. Yancsy's Southern Rights
Clubs, formed with 3 view to FIRE the
Southern heart, and brought down upon
himself the most violent denunciations
and opposition Of that famout disunion
leader. Every effort was made by him
and his followers 70 degrade or destroy
Hardy, but he maintained his consist
ency and ingeniouzly avoided all the
snaFes provided TO entrap him Since
1861 we had lost sight Of him sltogeth-
er. His light vas obscured and sppsr-
emily eztinguished. We are happy to
find that It yet survives. His appoint.
ment viii give satisfaction TO all men
IN Alabams who intend to sustain the
general government; for he viii make
acapsble, honest and Efficient officer
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The Great Criminals.

vattel is an authority oftener quoted
than read, more spoken than known.
In that part Of his "DrOit de Gens" (the
Law Of Nation, or Principles of the
Law of Nature applied to the Affairs OF
Nations and Sovereigns," frsi;publish-
lin 1855 10 which he treats "Of Civil
War" he distinctly states how such
great public criminsls as Jefferson
Davis and his colleagues may be justly
treated he says:
'.When the Sovereign hes subdued the OPP
posite psrty, and redu-ed them 20 submit
and sue for pescs, he may except from the
amnesty ibe su'hors o. the distu bsDee, tn,
heads Of the party; be may bring them 10 9
5eFsl trial, and punish them u they be found
gailty. He may sct in ID $ Iaanner psTsic-
alar = on occasion Of those d'stureauces in
which the interes's Of the people E not 70
much the 0bjeci in view IS the private ain
OF . me poEerful individuals, and which
rather deserve the name Of revolt than ofeiri
scnr -
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CHAMP FFHsUsoS's TRrAL.-The trial ol
this notorious OUTLAW, and legitimate product
Of rebellion, viii commence in this city to-
morrow. h has repeatedly boosted Of kill
ing hundred union men. The following is
the substance Of the indictment upon which
the wretch VIII be araigned:
That he, hamp Furguson, leader Of 9
band Of outlaws and robbers, did willfully
deliberately, and with premeditated malice
Kill and murder
"Reuben Woods, loysl citizen, at Alba
ny, linton county Kentucky, during the
winter Of 1872.
william rogg, soon after the battle o.
Mil Spring, in the same county, during the
same period.
William johnson and Lewis Purie, in
April q May, 1862.
"Fount Zaehesy, near Spring Greek, Ken
lucky, IN april or May, ls62.
"Elisha kozier, ia Spring Of lsG2.
"5ames zachery, a loyal magistrate, in
Fentress County, Tennessee, during May,
1862.
"a exnnder Hugh, in Feutress county,
To n sse in the spring 0 1859.
Jos Pr 3 CO. in Sun ner Of 1862.
- " NJ AANNAdeeol1 near DQfkANli4e,
kentuckV, dauns Nov mber, 1862.
Elan Huddletoo, 10 Ad If county, Ken
ia X, ~ January, I, 1868.
Peter Zach y, in Russell county, Ken
lucky, dwrins J nua y, 1862.
Allen Lachery, a. ocus Creek, in Or
rear Russ lc,uuty, Kentucky, during jan
uary, S63.
John William, David Kelk, and John
C-absree, il Fentre>s county, Teul.a zee,
while prisoners, murdered by torture.
own. Tab r, nesr Albany, Ciintoa coun-
", II n7ucky, during the fall Of 1861
''Lieutr nsnt Smith, Of a Kentucky regi-
meut, a wounded Federal officer, while in
hospi al at Sal,vill :, Virginia
Two co ored soldiers, names unkHown. 3"
This sickcnirg list Is COPIED from the off
eiai records, and each case is gsrnished with
the names OF the witnesses bF whom the
Government expects 70 prove its charges.
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The Buffalo Express, one of the most
radical, and AlsO one Of the most IA
tionAl, Of the New York State press, has
the following sensible remarks upon
the question of negro suffrage:
"Tbe question then must be grspp'ed
with; and 10 be grappled with, IA re NUT
be a definite and pr ctic-l shspe given 10
the is-ne upon il. II is utterly IDLE 20 talk
o. giving outrage ID the negro in the ran
dom W 10 which sentiment upon shat sub
i-et has been hitherto declGreI. IL reaches
no conclusion operates in no direction ex
g Ut 10 dissolve aud disiniegrste, by slight
divrrsiti+s OF opinion, the party Of libsia
ideas snd drmoeratie principles. Thatm~y
be Gud prob bly, is a fair and subststia
gus ION IS tothe legitimate pQser oftoe6 r.
srai Goverrfnsnt, 10 its rsorgs nizatiOn OF
the State shattered byrebellioU, TO recognize
the nsEfoss IS 'ightful members 81 the boty
polite, and 70 give them tbs suffrage. But the
,,rnctical decision II that question Is IN The
hands q ths IRE i'd Mt, who is the uncOn
trol ed rossessor Of the extra administra i've
pswet IN which the right inheres, il az sll.
Ia isn q question FOR ariies 10 tsle CD,
10y uzriies gsa do nothing with IL; snl
since the President has adopted the theory
OF thai rioWor which forbids MIN 10 limit the
negro 20 vote in the recons uelion Of the
= NlrN. the NnENtltn y lintAt-AAAy Aa1 w.
or The power certainly cannot be exerc sec
after the reconstfuction Of the rebellious
etaIfs and those stetes are being rscon-
s'lncied Sithnut It's exercise. Where, then,
is the ne Of disputing about that 20 yer,
since the day while lt remained an open
question is past
$50 lar as tue question Of negro suffrage
j. nationsl, end nos question OF SIaie sc-
zion, there now remains but one pTaciica
fs-in 10 which il can be deal with by par
"; bat one ground relation 20 Il upon
which 0 tarty can be organized and def
inifs issue fahed. That is, the form Of a
proposition for the amendment Of the ma
Iional Constitution, 10 define the sufi'age IN
relation 70 national ofIiees-to prc.cribe the
Qualification Of voters y Presidential Eiee
t9rs and Tor Representatives, in Congress,
and 10 make that qualification general,
aboli0hing ell distinctions Of co or. lt IL 70
this point, Of the necessity Of narrowing the
sudr,ge question down u a definite and
practical issue, that We have desired TO
.lring stteutior. The issue so Indicated we
shsli more fully discuss hegeafter."
In the shape proposed by the tx
pres the question viii be deprived Of
its most Objectionable and offensive fea
lures. Il will not then be an attempt
on the part of the majority 10 trAmple
upon the constitution and force upon
States measure they have not adopt
ed Cor themselves. As proposition to
amend the Constitution, il can be pa
tiently, calmly, and thoroughly irves-
ted, and action taken upon Il without
aHeiting bitter sectional feelings and
controversy. The enlightened iudg
me ut Of the whole nation can be ascer.
tanned. Il will be fortunate for tie
country should the question assume
the soim suggested BY the Express.
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nashville. TEgN
june 9Th, 1850

NASHVILLE TEys
Jane 7th, 1865
Edilors Nashville Uaioa:
Permit me 10 inquire through your
columns, whether the Paymenter at
this Post does ever at any time intend
to pay off the soldiers on detached
duty employed here. Many Of US have
not been paid Cor eight or ten months.
Our families are in need Of the mon.
ey, and We, ourselves, Who are employ
ed As clerksat the various headquarters
in this city, sre subjected to many nm
svoidRble expenses, from which we
should be free il with our regiments
IL Is impossible 10 live in a city without
incurring certain necessary expenses
which we can in no way avoid snd we
are obliged 20 pay for doing things such
- washing &c, which we have ne ther
time nor convenience fOr, while at the
same time we are expected to be ~
neat, clean, and well dressed as If we
we're citizens
The excuse made AZ the Pay Depart
meat Il, that there sresO many soldiers
nov being mustered out that they can
not attend 10 paying US, sud as We
cannot ike officers, get our pay &C
counts cashed We are n, a - =.
uanate position. With the money al
resdy furnished to this Department By
the PAymssser General, there is neither
room nor excuse Tor neglect 80 unjust
sud 50 iniuriouS
respectfully your ob't serv't
aEoufry
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ihe prevailing hot weather has re-
suited IN csses Of sun stroke in various
parts OF the country. The Cleveland
Leader says that while Gen. ). A. Gar.
Geld was delivering an address at Ra.
EeEna on the Fourth, and when about
closing, he suddenly grew faint reeled,
and would have fallen, had he not been
caught BY his friends Some thought
u an sPoPlectie iit, and others a sun
stroke The General suspects il was
-. =. lAttE He was in Cleveland on
"wednesday, and as well as usnsL He
Sss indisPosed several hOura after The
attack.
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there Is g paper called the News
printed At jackson, SIisa, that saw,
slavery has not been abolished. The
editor Is evidently qualifying him,elf
% become = conservative candidate for
Congress ~
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The Mobile Tribune Gays the ne
groes in Southern Alabama generally
exhibit subordination and a willing
ness to work !"
SSome contract for nothing but what
they received from their masters-that
il, food, rainent and care and medical
attention when they fall sick. Some
are working on a contract for 1.-THE
Of the crops and most of them seemed,
we are informed, to exhibit con
sciousness of the fact that idleness is
not profitable, aud that in this world OF
sin one is obliged TO labor for living,
or endure the psngs of hunger"
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gItlt Aartrtisetssnts.
Masonic.

DHGNIx LoDGE, No. /, AIM. win a
meet THIS All ERNJCN af 2 o. ~
rock, a. the Lodge. corner Of Union and XXX
Sum er. for work in the M H. DEGREES. y y
nan .tusi attends Re i desired.
iys- ito JNo. W. BARRY. Sec
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Gov. sharkey has appointed Col. Ira A.
Battertop, ihe able editor Of the vicksburg
Daily Herald, Printer for ths State Of Mis-
sissippi. This Vas The Governors frst sp-
poiniment, and is very proper compliment
the only Union newspaper which has
survived the secession ordeal in thai State.
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,Thalia"

a IL members are reQEssiea 10 nees at their
u hs / thi. riorui 9 a O'Clock.
a inii a en a1ce "a Ceslred, a. imrortEnt busi-
ness vii be snsa~fed.
order Of The President.
iya-lt !. sEEMAN, Secretary.
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The reported pardon BY the Presi.
Gent Of Charles J. Faulkner, Of yir.
giniA, is OOntradietsd.
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The New York World says "Under
date Of Rome, March IS, General Nc
Clellan, in a letter to q friend, now be
fore US, says, Il look with intense in
terest for the news from Sherman by
the next steamer. God grant that he
may be victorious ."
The World might have added that,
at the time the letter was written, Nc
Clellan was making the Americans in
Rome gloomy by expressing apprehen-
sions thatSherman and his army would
share the fate Of Varus.
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1899 SERYTCEABLE HORSES.

sale 70 commence at 10 o',lrcE, a. m, and con-
tirus cm day to LAY until the let is di s3osed Of
These ANIMALS arc sold for No iau't, but because
no logger Tequ red By tbs Government. They
have endured the hard HRS I m lit.ry service,
sI1 srs still SOUND and sERYiCEABLE.
To Tersoas desiNus Of sEpp'ying themselves
With good Horses 81 low rates, th sale viii pre-
sent most exc I'll mt opportunity.
will also sell AZ public auction . lot Of CrD-
dem ed Government Horses. on each Friday d.
ring the meath Il IDLY Sa es TO commerce st u
o'ci ok q.
e. SMITH.
fpivo 81 Cart and Q. a..
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CORN, DATA BRAND, shorts AND PRO-
" DUCE Of all kinds ior zsle low By
A. A SPENCER q co.
No. Church Sc tetgetn Market and Front.
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$50 Reward.

CTRtyfD sr s.oien Tor the Nsrkst BoEEe, %
y the mcruiag q iuly nh, ore DARK bA1
II rs K. fesFy black msne NOD ied SNAIL efOp %
len ar, black iegs. years d, Snd eneui IS ha1es
h al. Hsd on hog-sEln s,cdle ma lieht color
brdl'. Any person giving Information cofeer ing
iy7sH ALAN ooe'
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EpLoTR. We have iust received By "a lToad 200
Il barrels Extra Family Flour, f5r sal loS by
A. A. SPENCG< c.,
Fo-SaTding and Commits o. Merchants,
No Church ST., betseen Market sae Front.
iJ9-IW
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5000 Reward.

NS Cha n Day Of June, 8 young man cslling
~ himself ALLISON, saying he was 8 san Of
Mrs Allison, on summer tr-et, city ol Nashville;
also r preseF ted that n had been IN the rtbel ar
ny, and hsd ia got bone, nd asked TO hire
horse buggy 60 eight miles and retnr'. H
be ne ash ed 70 rsferencP, said Mrs Alison his
Loihsr, and w. Mat. Brown and several others,
woul lndorse him. ] witho & apply 8 - said
parties, let m hsve a;ta7 horse about eight years
old. n right hin foot q little white. sEd also
having cen cTipp ed N s.ma foot about six cen
hsnds high; nes buggy OF the latest style Of max >
paintf d black With sm u cad strip. The man APP
pssrs 20 be b q OF 20 years oldi about { ct
sni 10 or II inchs b eh " ighs Shout it0 or so
p unds dsrV, not black, Ia r fir skim hack
eyes will give Zoo reward for the pse and
uggv or S26J for sll-say horse and buggy and
ihi-f-returned to me my table in Na. hvuls.
i've div J. y. NEWMAN.
HAYl HYli HAY ~ The lar est and > est
II selec ei ste in the dy For sale Low, BY
A. S kNCER 4 co.
No. 9 Church St, between Market and Front
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For Sale.

NUMBER ONE SADDLE HoBsR, that
"A. world be 81 able for lady. For fur her
psrtet lars enquire OF
.. VIGUS,
iy9-ite Post Headquarters.
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Lost

ON Wednesday evening, JulV 5'h, set If
OL4DIES' CURLS were lost between the Ma
sonic Temple aud he Post ONE A be al re
ward viii be paid for Them il left 3! this Offee.
iy9.l
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Adminisl rator's Notice.

A Ii pers-ns having eisims against the estate Of
81 EZaA CRANE, deceased, Eili present them
0 me. st Nss v q, o. 10 my sgent James Logsp,
e. Winche ter Tenn, n, set lem snt ana ihs Sc in
debtesi 10 said estate will come forward snd SET le
18th ne or my said agent.
NOAH CRANE,
jy9-dltW3t Administrator Of z Crane. deed.
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Auction saIe
First Class Government HOrses.

ON THE s0rH DAY OF July, 1ses, vii offer
I \ sor sale IL Public Auction. st the
fDGEFTELD CAVALRY DEPOT. NASHVILLE,
TENN, about
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DR. McauL
union airsat. ssshgl.a, -.
vil u.aas SIN psrrrri go
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-03-08
" DEsPIsING THB TRAITOR 4"

The Harriiburg Telegraph while loving
the treason, "desrises tue Traitor" in the
following choice terms:
"TLe trial Of The Cieafeli county con-
spira,ors mas already attracted much at
tenti0u, fron the CopTerhsad organs, 10
show that The Investigations attending
such trials wcro uniustifable and tyTaui-
nical. and from the loyal press, insisting
that the testimony. sooner or later, would
implicate men in high places men who,
under the cover OF their secrecy and their
covardice. we're using the p0gr iylm1W
r,5Rgg-r Of Cieaffeld county, to satisfy
lheir political spi,es and aid their poliii-
cal friends in treason. Al length la: The
testimony o! orc Of these dap15 realized our
most confident expectations in this con.
nection. SO that we have the confession OF
one CT tis missr15s asn who has been en-
gagged. in The plot to defeat the law in
Clearfeld county, that be was encouraged
in his rebellion by the ueachery OF hE-
C~-a-- -- 7 TI
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-03-08
TIE CRITICAL PERIL. or TEs,
CAMPAIGN,

-0tee'a' CORES Fondenet Of Cincinnati G.,s..s 7
N4sHINGTOy, Feb. 20.-Wh;le ,5a r,,.
.--s.l.1 --eu1el rom the surrounding forts their
n,o.'y .,,y welcome to conquered Charleston,
,-s more thoughtful begin TO t-emt's H..
lore new changer. 80
beauregard IS steadily re.roaiing-vs,
ne Is Known to have lhir,y.fiye tbS,.c,,i
tloops' Ite makes no serious : fFr,t - -
Sls' oher inan's advance, defends n,
'4'e'' oNails himself Of no natu-,l oi-,-
ages keep!ng out merely f4-in- corrs ,,s
observation =, on Sherman front an H,nt-y
= 'a.'s steadily and rapidly bscl Az.
u noi ee Tor q purpose :
Undoubtedly sound miI;,,-v -..
nov requires the rebel evacuation oF T3icb.
mona 70 the end Of efeciins thesnspJ;ss,
s-ue.'oH "lll Beauregard. and foreing .
"ec's''e rattle outside Of e2r.hworzs T7tS
one one oF ether Of the National arms,
Ae'LeF Lee can abandon his pe-sistar,,
'es'.l.ion not 10 hGat outside Of V,,giri.
'' ".e'ler The rebel authorities feal tba;'
C''".tIon so desperate as to denapl tbis
ugs spefa'e remedy Of giving M Their cani.
'1' 20 orleF 10 ualle their armies. are or.
er questions. vi
q, hl' tbs much is certain: Lee and
be23nregara have it in their nowsr on1i,o Io
anu Ia. upon either sherman or >rsrtL.
,gTe lAese last can, by any possibility 81.
.e1' 'leF FguncuOn. Grant might indeed
pursue hastily, but only combiLa,ion of
la'orao'e circumstances could enable biT
70 oa 80 close on Lees heels as 10 live
cue. man effective aid. Meantime Ssho-
--'" anu Terry, advancing from the co,st
-''A.e' -.7.eiEa, woc.l be precisely in The
..F Oh either EeaureEarj or Lee. I.is
"ho"h iha' here Is tie military ou.loa,,
"N'-- GENERAL Gran. regards With anxious
g. .es anu military men ct the Cap;tgl
more .a4n share The anxiety. Cary rs
.-'s'l past '4.s point, and the spring taa,
iss311 10 see ouy b'0oiiast ba,lic shan ses
.le end Of iho1ebslli,n.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-03-08
PEACE.

We commend the following exirac,
ron an ediioTia. ID the Newark. Naw
Jersey, DItg Jl-razL 10 the c,riul ra,y-
sal OF our readers:
what IN point Of fact, DO we nca-
when We speak OF peacc-pe3ca es a
,'- y. NJ nation 10 the civil wsr now raging.
i. 10 we mean a renewal Of the relation
sArp' intercourse and unity between soy
eie'sn States, North and South, sucb as
existed before Abraham Lincoln came in
70 power! do we men e cessation on
Hos'iillIes. q disb2udiuc Of armies. q re.
HIcion OF taxes and 4 restoration Of the
Law 10 as supremacy coupled ,7ith reco--
I.Ion o- 1Ae revolutionary rights claimed
ll '"e >ol'-5r0 people, and 10. which
iLeF have c2n;en3ed 50 resoiutelv?
10 "e mean that condition OF :nCanacitv
10. luE'Aer organised resistance which
gsa'a ensle upon tie destruction Of
Lee s, dolr5toHs, iIlrlee's and I-i-hv
Sm'i1.s aruies 1. Or. do we moan that
10 iolai pr1si-a,'01 oi a whole reorle q,
t''e cong lle'os feet, which is implied by
me "',' ''su .gnElu5n ~ 10 is important
.'s each one @. U, 20 decide in hIs own
mind which O. these conditions OF ,lfr-,
-e understands by the worG Peace. For
of these various conditions. oUlv lie sec
ond or The ibid. arc Iv any means
possible, Nouan .u Lis sane mind can
te.e}e }. possible utterly 10 suh;uzare
e.s-t millions o. free people. because no
one can be.leyei. possible completely TO
,-l'.r, ',.-..- 10y, - e-,.en'-'e. Nor,
-, ~. ,..'-' '.A'- o.. 'e.i!nE exists
-. - -. '.,'..-.' S." '-t .'t4-. and
,,r '.,.,..,. ,'---! .1 ie...-
..I-rs,-, a., :, ~. I ,.1 a...--s ca
I'LL -. '..5.1 .s 100 l-leA
..,..... =, -. . '-''7 D, 100
&. ,.., .,...r. 7:..... mere
,-, ,-., ,..,-...,--. '.-.'.- '"eIe
,,.,,. -..l ..,....-...- .,.. '", many
a-..g l.-.r..-..- -.-.. ..-' ..-
..g-,-,.;-.55 .-.'r 80. i.-ss 10. 'ii.s
,.-,,-,,-.,-,-..-.. '.,',' '' 'Ae
FIR r~-.,-,,.l,,,.., ....- ,.'.-' men,
of.l.;. i'-, -.s>. .'n
'...' 80. ''''' nave
,.'- ,''.'-1 ~, w .,'s '' ives s,iEei Tie
~. ID, % ~ .- e.."eHee' o'
'.....''.' u. - = sou '-le' . armies.
49,, :,. - ~. .8 Ut 'Ll ~ .l.e
,r--.I. =. .--....-.-..... .' .'ue'
~Ca.I -r 4, 80, 80, , -..'! 20 '..' ''i-
r,-E t7 fss.,, ,,,.l -, W '.o-1s 10y 10
armies Wo6o no, S- v-l 10, NJ, ,,..- =
may DE wlorr1pourds tllesa or,,.,i,- ~
his secret heart nor how sp,r-,,ro i., !,
Tie .st answer haiti will, re5g;, p ,t I'm,
another bloody camna..7. Tie North +.
not ready 10 let tie S5urn co: The south
], not yet weak enough 10 abandon The
contest.
How We will stand. 19 vha, VIII be tbe
ctnji,icn oflhincs one wear hence. is
question We 90 not propose 10 discuss o.
heart TO ao 10. Suffice ], TO say that we do
not see how, H. lie present iempeg Of nar-
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