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( HAMPTON BILLIARD ROOM
Mocha MICS HALL, .s p.
Alfred Beardsley, Proprietor.

The Proprietor begs leave to announce that he hes
opened the above SALOON for the accommodation Of tie
Public.
Tbs best of LIQUORS, CIGARS and MINERAL WA.
TERS always hand These Rooms the coolest and
aug22-tf ny.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-22

q o r S A L E
A Pair Of BJACK CANADIAN P0NIRs-welf match.
Applyto T. q. COBB SONS,
sus21-1w at Lepaee's Wharf -
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-06-01
~,TEPHEN w. DOWNES'S
UOTENNNETT CLAM ~,
AND LAW CrFIC
IVdCUINGTON d. O.

....... WASHINGTON, d. O. -,....,
IT7ENTION SOLDIERS. AND OFFICERSi
Attention. Widows Of Soldiers d,.d Officers Al
tendon Fathers, t6jtherS, Sisters and Ptot.cTs
Of decd Soldiers and officers /: Attention on
GERS and .Sdldiefs iGA6 hare had hors s and
eauipafe lost IN The Military Serricc Of n:
tilted States! attention officers pho haze re-
cruited for The Serrice and hare justified ac-
co,,nts AttentioA far,te-s ,chose grain has been
taken for the armies of the United Sales 1T
tcntion all ,yho hare claims against Tie United
States. e. 90;
Now is your time to have them collected or pat
III proper shape there VIII be no difficulty in col
lecting them at Gene future day. Do not defer the
matter until the evidence necessary to substantia'e
your claims crhnot be had. ,.,,r,
Soldiers who have scrved two years are entitled
to SlO0 Bounty.
Soldiers d5chatged on account OF wounds re-
ceiyed in battle arc entitled to Sloo Bounty and a
pension Of Sc per month The heirs ofdeceased
soders are entitled TO the same
Officers discharged the service on account OF
wounds and the widosss and children of deceased
Officers are entitled TO pensions follows, viz For
LIT. Col and all officers Of higher rank $40 per
Month, Major $25, Captain $40. LIST It. SIT, End
ISIS.
Especial Attention. given TO Courts Martial, and
officers under charges should not fail to apply fol-
counsel. ....... ..,
The Undersigned respectfully calls yonr attention
10 his great facilities for collecting,l agaiu
the t Fitted States. -..,...
The collection Of Boun'ies, Pensions, Grrea!5 cl
! pay, &C., promptly attended to. I,.....
The heirs of deceased Soldiet5 will find it TO their
ad vantage to place their claims in my hands.
Call al my Office in the Columbian College Law
! Building on Fifth street west between ID and u
streets, Washington City, d. C., or address me
STEPHEN W. DOWNEY,
Feb Is, 1855. Attorney at Law.
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CHAPTER 12T.

AN act 10 amehd and rc-cnact section one
hundred and six of Article sighty-one of
the Code of Public General Laws entitled
.Revcnuc and Tascs,' and relating to the
tax on E&ecttots' aud Administrators com
missions,
SectiBn / Sc Il caac,cd by the General As
sehty of .ua'yiund, That section one hun
bred and six of Article cighty-one of the Code
of Public General Laws entitled "Revenue
and Taxes" and relating 10 the tax on Exec
utors' and Administrators commissions, be
and .he same hciehy is an ended and rc-cn-
acted so as to read as follows:
JOG. All commissions allowed to executors
or administrators by the Orphans Courts of
this State shall Re subject to a tax for the ben
eft of the State of enc tenth part of the sum
20 nlo,fed, and *htre legacy is LEFT to In
executor by way of compensation, such legacy
shall be rcckoncd in the commissions fixed by
the Court.
Section 9 .lnd he 1t enacted, That this act
shall take effect from the day Of its passage,
but nothing herein contained she'll lie cohstrtted
10 impose the tax upon commissions already
fixed of any executor or administrator to whom
letters shall have been issuel before the pas
sage hereof.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-06-01
CHAPTER ISL.

IN ACT TO repeal section nine Of Article
thirty eight, of Pubic General Laws. re.
lating to the fees of officers and to substi-
tute therefor the following:
Section ] BE il cnactga ty The General As
scnjJ'y IF Mary'and, That section nine of Ar
ticlc thirty gh. Of .le Code of Public Cen
eral Laws, relating to the fees of officers, be
and the same is hereby repealed, and the fol-
loisins enacted rs substitute therefor;
Section 9. Attorneys at lev shall be ,n.i.
tied to demand and receive lie fgllaf gg saas,
TO wit: For bringing prosecuting OF de-, nd
ing :ry suit Of action al Law in any of thu
courts Of tbs S,a,c of original Jurisdiction.
FIVE dollers; for prosecuting or defending any
cause, plant u action i'll nuy OF the courts OF
Z, 49,, ~ ii6s State 'cn dollars for prosecu-
ing OF defending any cause in any of the Or
p!ians Courts III this State, ten dollars; for
prosecuting or defending any cause in the
Court Of Appeals. ten dollars; for prosecuting
or defending in any criminal cases in any Of
the courts OF this State having criminal jurs-
diction where the punishment for The offence
chars cd is death or confinement in the peni-
Tertiary, ten dollars in all Other criminal ca
ses, three dollars and thirty three cents.
Section ,. lind BE- ii cnuctsd, That this ac
shall take effect from tie date Of it, passage
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ARRANDALE & Co... NJ mufacturcrs Agents,
No. l67 BROADWAY NEW YORK,
Annorc:. tl.at all Of Tic abo7e list OF goo dswilv
be sold for One Dollar each.
In consequence of the great sagna.ion Of trade in
the Manufacturing districts of England through tho
Var having GU. OF the supply cf cotton, largo
quantity of Valuable ,fewelry, originally intended
for the English riarkt has beer cent off for sale in
this country. AND MUST BE SOLD AT ANY SAC
RIFICE , Under these circumstances, ARRAN-
DALE n co, nti.ng as agents for the principal
European Manufacturers, have resolved upon a
GREAT GIFT DISTRIBUTION, subject to the fol-
lowing regulations:
Certificates of the various articles are first put
into envelopes, scaled up, and mixed and when
ordered are taken out without regard 10 choice and
sent by mall thus giving all a fair chance. On re
ceipt of the ccrt;fcato, you viii see what You are
dollar aia take the article or not Purchasers may
thus obtain Gold Watch, Diamond Ring, or any
get of Jewelry of our list for OSE DOLLAR.
SEND IS CENTS FOR CERTrFIATE.
In all transactions by mail, we shall charge for
harding the certificates, paying postage and doing
The business, rs cents each, which must be lncosed
when the Certificate is sent for. Five Certificates
will be sent for dollar, eleven for two dollars,
thirty for five dollars, sxtyhve for ten dollars, ana
a hundred for fifteen dollars. ., !:
AGEyTs.-We want agents il every town and
county in the country, and those acting as such
will be allowed cents on every Certificate ordered
hy them provided their remittance amounts to one
dollar Agents will collect IS cents for every Ger
tifcate and remit fifteen cents to us, either in cash
.kRRANpALE l. co,
l67 Broadway, NewYork.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-06-01
CHAPTER 1876.

C1AI
An ACT to release certain claims of the
State against Collectors SherifFs and others,
to discontinue the suits instituted for the re-
Sovery thereof T..
Section 1. BE II enacted by tie Geteral AZ
senJly Of Maryland, upon the recon'mc'!dattoon
ofhe Com,'troller Of tie Treasury aid 81 the
Treasurer, That the following claims due from
Collectors and SEeriffs, now standing on the
books Of the Treasurer, be and the same are
hereby released md all suits instituted for the
recovery thereof, be and the same are hereby
directed to be discontinued, Iamcly, claims
against James Twigg. collector of State taxes
in Allegany county, for eighteen and forty
six, for five hundred and seven, dollars and
eighty-six cents; claim against Benjamin Y.
Pindie, collector of Stale taxes in Anne Ar
undel county, for eighteen hundred and forty
one, and eighteen hundred and forty-two, for
two thousand three hui.dred and eighteen dol
lars aid hindty-fTe cents; claim against Ben
jamin II. Pindle, Sheriff Of Anne Arundel
county, for eighteen hundred and fourty -four,
for four hundred and two dollars and sixty
three CGhts clat against John II. N.f, late
auctioneer in Baltiniote city, for two hundred
and forty -tEtcR dollars aid seventy-six cents;
claim tgaidbt Join j. Gross; late auctionecr
III Baltimore city, for two hundred and TWEEN
ty-thrCe dollars and sixty two cents, claim
against Harrison Dawes, late auctioncer in
/ Baltimore city, for 100 dollars. 10 cts; claim
against John Couson, late auctionecr in Bal
tilnorc city, for thirteen dollars and sixtS-six
cents; claim against Stdndish Barry Sheriff
of Ral,;moro co,,t&, ~ stuhtocn hundred and
,ssontv--ssvci,. ti+ sic thousand nine hundred
4 nd f,ro nj
against Henry II sanderson, shet.G Batio. &C
in eighteen hundred and thitts-six for fouI
hundred and sixty seven do,lats arid ninety
nine cents; claim against Prestoh McComas,
, and thirty Eve ind eighteen hundred and
tfirty-si& for sixty lime dollars and eleven
cents cloim against Trarcis Cam, Sheriff OF
Kent county, iii Eighteen hundred and htty,
. for one thousand dollats claim against Eich-
; ard r., Waters. Sheriff Of Montgomet5 eotnty
in eighteen hundred and thirty-four; for SIX
teen dollars and ninety-one cents claim a.
, gainst Thomas i. w. Ninson, Sheriff OF
, Montgomery county, in eighteen hundred and
, forty two and eighteen hundred hundred and
forty .hrce, or eighty six dollars and twenty
i've cents, claim against Daniel IL. Chandler
Sheriff of Montgomery county, in eighteen
hundred and forty four and eighteen hundred
forty-fyc, for Gfty-three dollars and twenty
five cents; claim against Philip j. Council
late Sheriff of Montgomery county, in eigh
f teen hundred and fifty three. for three hdn
f dred and eighty-six dollars and sevcnty-hv
, cents for fines and forfeitures.
Section . And be ii enacted, Thrt this nc
shall take effect from the date of Its passage
.
hUApTER io6,
Ay bCT 10 nrovide fot regulating the re
/ atlou of Creditor and Debtor between tn
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-06-01
CHAPTER Ga

AN ACT to amend and re-enact fectioii two
of article thirty three of the Code of Public
General Laws relating to the education Of the
Deaf and Dumb.
Sectitn l Be Il saactsd JyNe Genera, As
setaJly Of Maryland, That section two of ar
ticle thifty -three of The Code of Public Gen
eral Laws, relating to the education Of the
Deaf and Dumb, be and the same is hereby a.
mended and reenacted so as to read as follows
Q. On receiving the certificate of the County
Commissioners, or Of the Mayor and City
Council Of Baltimore rs aforesaid, il shall be
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY MD, TUESDAY MAY 80 1885,

of forty dollars in any one case to the States
Attorney for his services in appearing to or
trying said causo or cai!ses, is the said Judge
may deem just ard proper, said allowance not
to exceed forty dollars in any one case, to be
borne Gnd paid by the county from which said
causes may be removed or by the city of Bal
tiriorc, as the case. may be. -.
Section 2. Be Il endcted That this act shall
take effect from tie date gifts passage.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-06-01

the duty Of the Governor to authorize the IN
struction Ct said deaf and dumb person iii the
Columbian Institution for Deaf and Dumb for
term not exceeding seven years, and it shall
be the further duty of the Governor, on the
certificate Of tile President Of said Institution,
to order tile Comptroller of the Treasury to
draw his warrant on the Treasurer of this State
for two hundred dollars pei annum for each
deaf and dumb person taught in pursuance of
his authority at Sid Institution payable to the
Presideht thercofin quarterly Payment, on the
first days ofJanuary; April, July and Octo-
Der in each year; and the Governor shall also
order the Comptroller of tile Tteastry to draw
on the Treasurer his trarrant, payable to the
proper party for tile expenses necessarily IN
cured in transporting and returning said deaf
and dumb persons; Proridcd, that the Nhole
amount drawn from the Treasury, for The pur-
poses aforesaid, shall not exceed seveh thou:
said FIVE hundred dollars in any one year
prori;ycd further that the Governor shall dis
pose of applications in bchalfof deaf and dumb
persons, under tie Ftcvisions of this article.
in the order in which they may be made; and
if the applications be more than sufficient to
absorb the foregoing appropriation, he shall
suspchd tl;o action upon the excess until va
cancics 8tctir, or firther provision may be
tsaaG by the General Assembly.
Section .. AndLe 1t further csacted. That
tie yearly rate per capita, for the instruction
of Deaf it'd dumb persons, as provided for in
the iofesoing section. shall be allowed during
the period for which payment will become du'
oh The first day Of April eighteen hundred an'
sixty-Gve. . n,
Section 3: hid yc ifuAhcr tr;acied, tina
10 enable the Governor to carry out the pro
visions of this act, the sum of two Thousand
five hundred dollars, or SO much thereof a
may he neresjar5, ii! addition to the appro
priation altcsdy made be and the same is her
by appropriated for the scar ending df tn
first day of january eighteen hundred an
aixty six =.
Section 4.A;id be 1t enacted, That this dc
shall take effect from its passage.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-06-01
CHAPTER 1879.

AN ACT to appropriate stun OF money Tor
the relief Of the Marslatd Hospital
WHEREAS, 1t q reported to this General As
sembly that it has become necessary to intro
ducc more efficient heating apparatus into
the Maryland Hospital, in order to heat the
same more effectively, aud to guard against
the probabilities of fire and whcreas, many
repairs and improvements of the buildings,
and also certain improvements of the grounds,
and of ~ extensive portion of the fences hare
bceotnd indispensable therefore,
Section |. BIZ IT ENACTED BY Tits GENERAL
ASSEMBLY OF MARYLAND, That the sum of If
teen thousand dollars BE and the aanie is here
by appropriated, to 10 paid to the President
and Y isitors of the Maryland Hospital, to in
troduce an efficient heating apparatus, and to
effect proper ard necessary repairs of the build
ihgs and Improvements of the grounds, and
for other purposes.
Section 2: And be 1t antctsd. That the
Comptroller Of the Treasury be and he is here
bg required to draw his warrant upon the
Treasurer in favor of the said President ano
Visitors of the Maryland Hospital for the sale
sum of fifteen thousand dollars.
Section 3. And be it enacted, That this &C
shall take effect from the date Of. its passage
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CHAPTER 1870.

AN ACT for tic relief Of certain pa-tles In
,lebtcd to the State fjt st,ss due prior to the
first day of August, eighteen hundred and
sixty, and certain parties atainst 'shoni
suits have been instituted uitaer the airec-
lions Of the Comptroller, in pursdahce of
Resolution number twenty of the General
Assembly Of Maryland, passed at tile sea.
zion of eigltcen hundred and sixty-one and
/: eighteen hindred and sixty-two.
WHEREAS: Tie Comptroller Of the State
was required md objected by resolution num-
Der twenty Of the Genera! Assembly, passed
ut the session Of eighteen hundred and sixty
bne and eighteen huncred and si.ty.two, thir-
.y days after the passage of the said resolu-
fion. to cause suits to be instituted against all
iarties Indebted to the State thercifi NAMED :
.end ,cAereas, many of said claims arc of long
runding, and it is desirable to secure the
speedy settlement Of slid indebtedness to The
State, and the State to secure the prompt pay
,uent of Cue principal is willing to release the
lntcresf,
Section |. Ee u cFrc,ea W. IL. Gras,gl 4s:
sx.tty q N',f1aa. 1'hst all Clerks. Eess's.
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t,rs Of Wills Not,rios PuLIic Auctioneers
Foreign Insurance Agents, Collectors ofTax
"a ia Sheriff. indebted to the State for sums
ane nr;or to the first dav of august. eighteen
hundred and sixty, and the securities upon
their Official bonds, be and thew are herebi
released fam the Savment of the interest nos
dir BH The states claims against Their, pro
tided, that the amounts due for the principal
SC the srid claims have been paid or shall be
n;a;d into the Treasury. on or before Tie first
d,y If October eighteen hundred and bixty-
FIVE, aud rroriicd fuHGcr, that the aforesaid
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ClIhffER ii.

AN ACT TO make val the official acts Of justices
of the Peace and Constahlcs who failed to quali-
fy under the New Constitution within the re-
qui,cd time, and who have been re-appointed and
since qsaliied according TO law.
Section | BE IL enactedby the Gerc-al assembly q
Naryiapd That MI the official acts of Justices of the
Peace and rnirstables of this State who failed 10
qualify within the time required by the present Con-
s,itutiun. and who have been rc-appointcd to said
Offices respectively and since qualified as required
by said Constitution and Laws be and the same is
hereby made legal ard vaii in all respects ms y Tho
said justices OF the Pence and constablcs had been
legally uurirtd and authorized TO perform such
official dts at The tines said acts and each OF them
section .. And be It f@d.fs5, That His act shall
take ,lcct from the date OF its passage:
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the Maryland Hospital for the support OF pau
per l,inatics, be and Che same is hereby amend
ed and re-enacted so ~ to reid az f5lioSs:
TO- The President and Visitors of the Ma
ryland Hospital shall receive from each coun-
ty and the citg Of Baltimore two hundred dol
larb Der annum for the support of each pauper
Innate sent fr5in said county or city to said
hospital. -. ..
Section .. And be 1t enacted, That this ret
shall take effect from The day Of its passage.
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CHATTER AZ.


sF ACI to add new section 70 Article twenty
ftur Of the Code of Public General Laws. EMIT
tied 4" Concentrating TO provide fft tlt tAect-
ton acknowledgement. and recording OF bonds
ofcunveynncc and other obligations to convey
real estate and make valid such instruments rs
may have been heretofore executed, rtknowi-
edged and recorded
Section ! ind be il enacfedby tie General Assem-
Jiy Of M,-sigtt That the following section be in
serted in Article twcnty-four OF the Code OF Public
General Laws, entitled Conveynncing,' next al
ter section twcury-seven of aaid article. ,
Every bond writing, obligatory, or Contract f1r
thc conveyance Of real estate, or ally interest or
estate o. in or relating To real estate and every
bond, writing, obligatory or contract for the rns-
ing and dcmisng for.any term of years of real es-
tatn may bc executed, acknowledged and rccor1ed
in the same manner deeds Of real estate nrt re-
CURED by this Article to he cxcctted, ncknowl-
edged and recorded dhr as if such bonds, wr''
ings obligatory mid contracts were deeds % Fu'c-
said and certified copy of the rcrord " GoF 'r'a
bond writing, obligatory or contract '.'li &C. re-
ccived as evidence Of such bond. writing. obi, r.
tory or contra-' rs fully r. ! like copy o.. '"s '.-
cord or any such aeai duly executed 's'N .r!"rc
an recorded il ~ r4qaaer Eier" 81 0s"sd H' b.
iats.s Of sltb asa H..
.aSe aa,c' Hs'- 'at ttg e It. sage.
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CHAPTER 135.

AN ACI to amend rrd rc-enact section TWEEN
ty-unc Of Article forty-one of the Code of
Public General Laws relating TO Fish and
Fisheries"
Section l. Be /, eaaltcdJy tic Gca.rh is
srhaJiy Of MYytand, That section twenty-one
Of Article forty Code Of Public General
Laws relating to Fish and Fisheries" IN
der the Head Of Potomac" be and the came
is hereby amended and Ie-cnactcd 60 as to
read as follows
Il. 1t shall not b. lawful for any person
other than the ow,er, or by the permission Of
the owner, to take Or carry away from any
sh5.b Of The pctomac river below Tort Wa1h-
ington which has been or may be used as n
fishery, any sand, gravel or other matter that
may form part of said shore to the amount Of
twenty bushels or more, and if any person
shall feloniously steal, take and carry away
from any shore of the Potomac river below
Fort Washington, which has been or may be
used rs fishery, any sand, gravel or other
matter that may form part of said shore to the
amtunt of twenty bushels or more such per-
son shall be deemed guilty of larceny, and on
conviction thereof in the Circuit Court of the
county in which such LARGELY was committed
shall pay to the owner the full ralue thereof,
and be sentenced to the penitcntiary' for not
less than one year nor more than five years.
Section 2. And BE- /: enacted, That this act
shall take effect from the date of its passage.
| CHAPTER 1856.
AN ACT to aricrd and re-enact section ten
of Article fotty-fott Of the Code of Public
| General Laws relating to tie amount Of
compensation to be paid By the several
counties and the city of Baltimore to the
| President and visitors of the Matylahd Hos
pitfalls, f,rthe support of pauper lunatics!
Section l. Be II enacted By the General As
senUy Of Maryland, That section ten of Ar.
ticlc forty-four of the Code Of Public General
/ Laws relating to the amount Of compensation
to be paid bS the several eounties nd the city
IF Baltimore; to the President au'' 'i.i'*rs CT
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CHAPTER Ia5:
A ia -, bc,Is nT Muntu,issiHr Gr,TCily

executed or omitted to he recorded
Section /. Bc Il enacted by Tie General Asse'ftfy
Of Haryiani ia at all deeds Of nanunissioh cSccu-
ted before tue first day Of November, eighteen hun
cred and ixty-four, anil acknov lodged by the par
W executing the tcte Justice oi the Peace IT
this State under which the negroes thereby intend
ed to be manumited have been id ac,u.l cnjoy mcht
of freedom shall he held to have the same effect
.rom tie time of tire execution thcreofa ii the same
had been attended by two witnesses and recorded,
.nd had been In other respects in conformity with
the then existing provisions of the law.
Sec ton 9. di2 b; IL ,nft'ri, That this act shall
take elIec, from the time Of its bassage:
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BALL TICKETS,

ETC, ETC, ETC.
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CHAPTER iii.

AN ACT 10 APPROPRIATE Sin " money 10 tue
Home Of the frienlless. IN.
y ction |. Be ii enacted BY the Generai 1s'e'i5iy
of Naryland, That the Comptroller OF the Treasury
r. AMI he is hereby authorized and FIGURED to
raw his warrant OF the Tcenshrcr Of the State for
t,s sum of ono liousahd dollars in favor Of the
J oms of the Fricndlcss' ~. . -,
section 2. ind DC il enacted, That this act shall
take eff, ct and be in force from the date OF it's pas
Ssxs.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-06-01

iIayirg late!y trciEed from the Type Foundry &
large assortment Of new material Of the latest style
which in correction with our already extensive
stock Of type, etcs, we are prepared to execute Ill
kinds cf
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-12

at night through the White Oak
Swamp, was very skiIfuliy accom-
plishcd. and reflects much credit on
the Federal commander.
These great matters, wc arr hap
ny TO perceive. .,'' uow discussed on
all sides without 'ihr least scrimnuy.
and with the sol, view Of getting
III" truth. The battles tor1 hit
whc'h",. claimed IS Victories ~ .Nra
"ra's or Cousrd,fat,r,-wili equally
add 10 III" glory, grrctnrs, and power
Of til, tui,rd States. All az" citi-
z"ns OF 'ho same country, and have
I'll" same blood rnnnin. in .hcir
veins. Hence all can rejoice at The
invincibie power Of this country i'll
the field.