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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-04

tnlng as a"Wn1Ce men convention" snOuld
be held in this enlightened age. He was
at the Convention; did not. see any "loyal
Negroes /" there; did not think they could
be induced to 60 to such place; was
ashamed that he was there himself; eyident-
ly did not feel comfortable in a "White
mems Conventions" and seemed to feel un-
pleasantly If he could not feast his eyes on
the 'tioyal Negroesaf Who figured in that
'ConventionP he asked. VALLANDIGHAM, he
answered, and straightway he became
hysterical1y tragical, SO much SO that it was
thought that a decoction Of catnip tea
would have to be procured for him. This
feeling wore of him gradually. Perhaps
the recollection that he and Judge RAM
NEY, who presided over the Convention as
its permanent President, and who had help
ed frame the platform, bad made, recruiting
speeches from the same stands to- the same
audiences in 1862, and the other fact dthat
s;ol. o. F. MooRE, the gallant Colonel Of
he 33d ~. I, who bears upon his person
l,ullet scars which hereceived in battle, had
Likewise helped frame the platform, may
ave served to tranquilize his nerves. He
.,outed the idea that any such men as Judge
,sANNEY and Col.5 MooRE could entertain
ny sincere regard for the soldiers. Next
h e made an attack on the Democratic reso-
Gutiorl that asserts the ordinances Of seces-
sion.to be void, and all the States necessari-
|, o In the Union. He denied that they were
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-19
Farm for Sale.

viii sell my farm of Forty Acres, in Ripley
township, one mile north OF Moorhead &Mc.
Eleilan' S Mill ON Pointcreek, and miles from
Portable log stable; spring house dry house, sc.
Also, blacksmith shop, have the best tim.
good water, (only six springs). The Fruit is
good GOOD especially the peaches and grapes, which
the selection is excellent, t,-specimens can be
seen ON the trees now. There is about twenty
nNe acres cleared. My reasons for selling are,
thnt am sick, ana have no help, and cannot
got along with the shop and farm too My price
is sixteen hundred dollars, and for particulars,
enquire OF the subscriber ON the premises.
Sept. %, la55-wi
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-19
A G. II N II S

BOSTON-George G. Goodwin & Co.
NEW YORK-Demas Barnes & Co..
BALTTMORE-S. s. Hance.
PITTSBURG-Dr. George III. Keyser.
CINCINNATI-F Il SURE & Co& I'D Park
CHICAGO-Lord& & Smith, and II. Scovil.
ST. LOUIS-Collins Brothers.
SAN FRANCISCO-Hostetter Smith &
Dean.
Also, sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-19
FARM FOR SALE.

THE undersigned offers for sale the Farm on
l which samuel Garret, deceased, lately re-
sided. situate in Ripley township, Holmes coun-
ty, three miles north -eaSt of Nashville, ON the
llolmesVille road, containing 100 acres. Ihe
farm is well wNtcred, under n good state eI cul-
tiVation and is well improved.
For particulars inquire OF samuel Garrett ,Jr,
residing on the premises. - - -
RAl.STON MCKEE,
Executor OF $. Garrett, deceased.
January 20, lSOJ
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-19

Principal Office and Laboratory is at the y. f.
corner of SIXTH and CBNMERCE T. street, Phil
adclphia, where all letters lororderS or business
should be directed.
He will be found thcre every SATURDAY, pro-
fcsStOnally to examine lungs with the RCspiroIn-
eter for which his fec is three dollars all advice
nee.
In New York at No. 32 BOND street. every
TUESDAY, from am. to p. IN.
At the MARLBORO lIOTEi. Boston, january Is
aud 10, February l5and 10, April 10 and - May IL
june II and II, July 10 and 20.
The time for my being in BALTIMOE and pIIers-
BURG Will be seen i'll the daily papels OF those
cities.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-19

AUDITORS OFFICE, County, ONO,
M1I1ERsBuRG Sept 10TH
hereby certify that the foregoing statement exhibit Receipts
the fiscal ending
the statement Of the several funds aforesaid for the
Books office by
County Commissioners and by them ordered be published
October 5th, SG5--w5 GEORGE REED (Iuuy tnJ,or
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-19
Hides, Sheep Pelts & Bark

R8- We will pay the highest prices in cash for
Hides, Sheep Pclts, and Tan Bark
j. 4 G. NOliWERK.
march 10, lSGt
, 1865-06-30
Route of Steamer Clara r o.
the from St. Thomas to
st. CrOix and Vice
Versa:
Approved by Government.

Approved by Government.
June 1865.
18. Sunday leaves Bassin at $50 pm.
for st. Thomas.
10. Monday remains in st. Thomas.
90. Tuesday leaves st. Thomas at IL
o'clock for West End.
ri. Wednesday leaves West End at 10
o'clock for st. Thomas.
90. Thursday leaves ST. Thomas at IL
o'clock for Basin.
%. Friday leaves Bassin at ~ o'clock
for St. Thomas.
"a. Saturday remains in st. Thomas.
25. Sunday leaves St. Thomas at $50
am for West End.
" Do. leaves West End at $50 pm. for
St. Thomas.
90. Monday remains in st. Thomas.
81. Tuesday leaves st. Thomas at 1.30
pm. for Basin.
20. Wednesday leaves Basin at s 80
pm. for st. Thomas.
80. Thursday leaves St. Thomas at $50
am. for West End.
j" Do. leaves West End at $50 pm. for
st. Thomas.
so. Friday remains in st. Thomas.
PASSAGE RATES
First Cabin. ....-.-..- 5 3.
Second DO. ...-...-.... u.
for particulars apply to
J. KNUTHSEN.
, 1865-06-30

BTqHE undersigned having returned to
N this Island and opened a store in the
House lately occupied by Mr.. A. Wolff
in Kings Street-begs to give this notice
to his former friends and customers and
to request their renewed favors.
He offers for sale an assortment of Dry
Goods &c. lately arrived from Europe at
reduced prices which will be extended if
support is kindly afforded him.
St. Croix 23rd June 1865.
B. DANIELSEN.
, 1865-06-30
AUCTION.

DY request of Lawyer Heilbuth in be-
I'D half Of the levyholder will be sold at
public Auction to be held in this Office
on Saturday the list July proXimo at IL
o'clock noon.
l CARRIAGE and 2 PONIES taken
from the Blacksmith Mr.. F. Huyghue.
C~hristiansteds Auction Office, ST.
Croix 22nd June 1865.
j. A. Stakemamn.
, 1865-06-30
T REDUCTIONS
AT THE
Cash
Establishment.

EIQHE Subscriber has just opened a Tot Of
a New Goods which were purchased in
England the latter part Of April, at which
time considerable reductions were made in
the prices Of Cotton Goods &C., conse-
q%uently he is enabled to offer the sameto
purchasers on most advantageous terms,
viz:
, 1865-06-30
AUCTION.

EFTER Begjering af Procurator He'll
III buth paa observation-disclosures Vegne
vii blive opraabt til SaIg we'd o%fentlig
Auction paa Auctionscontoiret her i Byen
Loverdag den 1ste JUL nestkommende
midday Kl. IL slet.
vOGN og 2PONIER tagne fra Smed
F. Huyghue.
C~hristiansteds Auctionscontoir, ST.
Croix den 22de Juni 1865.
j. A. Stakemamm.
, 1865-06-30

as a Fire and Life Establishment, and exhibit
its comparative prominency with respect to al
the other Companies established under the 40
of 18th and 9Th Wet, in an equally favourable
light, whether its Accumulated Capital, its
Premiums, or the ratio Of its Expenditure be
made the subject of inquiry.
AS the largest total of revenue and the larg-
est ratio of progression have been obtained in
the present year, SO it happens that the largest
Profit which it has ever fallen to the Directors
to record has likewise on this occasion to be
announced.
Life Branch.
The advances made year by year, in the
amount of New assurances effected show clearly
the estimation in which the Company is held.
The following is the statement for the last Ave
years.
Net sum assured on new
Policies after deducting Net Premiums.
, 1865-06-30
Guarantees

The h~alf-year of 1864, however, far outstrips
the Orati of increase indicated by the figures
just quoted, as the Sum Assured for that period
Of six months only, ACTUALLY EXCEEDS HALF
A-MILLION STERLING.
The rate Of Mortality, likewise, still presents
highly favourable features, and augurs we'll for
the result to be shown by the quinquennial in
vestigation, which is to take place when the
present year is concluded.
The Life and Annuity Funds are augmented
qy the large Sum of afI06, 052 Is. Sd. in the
limit of a single year.
British Branches and Agencies.
In the UNITED KINGDOM, the progress made
has been this year beyond anticipation.
BRISTOL.
The e~xertionS of the Local Manager, seconded
by the influence of a Committee of the highest
mercantile position in that city, are rapidly ex-
tending the business throughout the entire of
the West of England and South Wales.
BIRMINGHAM.
The like instrumentality in Birmingham is
producing a very marked and satisfactory result.
There are, in fact, few places here or abroad
where the "RoYAL" is making more rapid strides
than in the Midland Counties.
LONDON.
The Company'S Business for the last year in
the Metropolis has likewise closed with very
prosperous results.
SCOTLAND
Affords the most remarkable instance of the
favour with which this Company has been re-
ceived, and illustrates the fact that hitherto in
the history of this Establishment impediments
and distractions, by generating energy to over
come, only accelerate its consequent progress.
Whilst the WESTERN BRANCH, in Scotland,
more than maintains the high position it had
already reached, the EASTERN BRANCH, at
Edinburg, under its interchangeable Local Man
ager, has made a progress in its Fire Business
which may be deemed in that country to be
almost unprecedented. Merchants and Manu-
facturers, and Insurers, indeed, of all classes,
have been convinced that the Royal INSURANCE.
COMPANY, while promoting its own advance
ment, looks likewise to the accommodation and
interests of its Insurers, and on that account it
is gradually progressing to a position in Scot
land possibly not far behind that of the best of
its own native Establishments. 1t is most
gratifying to add that likewise in its Life Pre-
miums, the Company has had a large develop
ment in a land distinguished by the magnitude
and excellence of its own great Institutions.
IRELAND.
The Directors have, in addition, much salts
faction in announcing that they have succeeded
in obtaining a Committee of Reference in Ire.
land, which, from the high character of its mem
bers, including some of the names most known
and honoured throughout the country, they con-
slider will be attended with the most satisfactory
extension of their BUSINESS in that kingdom.
, 1865-06-30


Braids-m Uariety, Ladies Broad Ribbon
Belts, Ribbon Belting,-bsSt CoI0urs, Gilt,
& Jet Buckles, White Jean, Linen Drills,
Black & White Lustre, Gents Cricketing
Flannel, Do. Fancy Flannel Shirts, Do.
Brown Cotton Vests, & Pants, Scotch
Caps, Boys Cotton Socks, Gents White
Shirts, Carpet Slippers, Felt Hats, curious,
Shirt Pearl, & Agate Buttons, Gents &
Ladies Black, White, & Coloured Kid
Gloves, insertions, Trimmings, Ribbons,
Tissue Paper &c. &c.
u Reductions in Linen, & WorSted
Goods likewise.
Basin Is June 1865.
c. E.. Bryan.
, 1865-06-30
Y L
ROYAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
EXTRACT FROM THE REPORT FOR THE
YEAR 1868.
Fire Branch.

IN the FIRE BRANCH an increase of Bushes
has been realized, exceeding in amount that of
any one year hitherto.
The Premiums of the Year reach the sum of
6e341,666 IS. 3D., being an advance of e40,977
Is. Sd. over the preceding year.
The Premiums have been enhanced in four
years by 9113,353 15s. Id, the largest amount
of increase having been obtained in thelast year.
Duty.
The test provided by the amount of Duty
paid to Government furnishes corresponding
evidence of the progress of the ROYAL INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY. The increase, by the pay
ments made for the year 1868, is far larger
than at any former period.
The amount of Duty paid by
the Company in 1862 was -.ee75,992 10 0
Ditto IN 1868 -.....-..... S8,966 6 2
Showing an increase of -..912,9 1913 7 2
Among the incidents which have tended TO
the advancement of the "RoYAL" within the
last few months may be- reckoned Its action
with respect to the losses sustained by the ex-
plosion Of the LOFTY Sleigh" which attracted
attention and public favour by its unhesitating
promptness.
The publication, under Parliamentary sane
ton, OF the Balance sheets of Insurance Com
panies, has proved another source of advantage
to this Establishment. The analysis of these
accounts, which has been completed apparently
by an accomplished hand, places the ROYAL IN
sURANcE COMPANY in the highest position, both
, 1865-08-18
A MAN Lives sevenie. n Days Witnout
F1Ed.

From ths LONDON &C. W ProtosJps;1
tenta,nf the most remarkable cases o. sas'
ont food has t6istfc heightened period WIT; ~:
truth Of which IL o15 3;ans nosG 1,iI. Il
we'll, Esq, Of this city. the factg nj n Vi.
heEswh @ gys fos 91 5he benefit Of orr ,1Ss
the sav-mi1 Of James Hunt, Esq, (brother
Five atakes. went to Fingal to Visit some of
his friends. While there he went to the lake
to bdthe, being ut the time alone, and IS he
considered in perfect health. immedsately
ness In his head, and before he had time to
dress himself, fell prostrase on the b.ach, q
few feet from the edge Of this lake, Fiom
that period until Saturday last, the 5th of
August, seTenteen days, he zemalned IN =
partial state Of stnpor, unable either to as
there he lay during that long, weary
time on the burning eand and under the
sco1chfng rays of q midsummer sun, without
food, or The sllgh1est power Of dragging him
self to place Of succor, although d farm
house was situated at no great distance of.
His position Was nt length proyldentially dis
covered BY person from an adjoining farm,
who fortunately happened ta be engaged
1ook1ng after some aheep. About this time
the poor fellow, whose eufferIngs must have
been fearful, recognized the man at come dis
tance, and endcavored bY every means IN his
power 10 aLLFACt Q1s alttnLao0y Qy 1ukinE up
his hand, the only signal be was capable OF
making, being entirely powerless to give the
slightest sound in the way Of shout. His
efforts were at last successful, as the farmer,
who at first expressed IN opinion that the
sufferer wus some drunken Indian that had
wandered on the beach and laid down, went
to bis 4escuc, and VAS shocked at the sight
that met his eyes. There lay the unfortunate
NM, in the most dreadful agony, shelvelled
almost TO aHkeleton his arms aud legs re.
'duct In thickness to those Of child OF a
few months old, his eyes sunken, his tea:ure
em0clated and hardly recognizable as those
Of u human being, while great portion Of
his body Was d1eadiul1y burnt and scorched
by the rays Of. the suu bea Ing down upon
him during that period. The altered ap-
peazance Of the poor fellow was indeed
painful to look upon. Seventeen days be-
fore he was healthy. robust being now be
looks like dried up mummy. He Was at
once taken to tbs Kes}denc. OF his friend aud
every means is being taken to restore hin, II
possible. TO health. It IL doubtful, however,
Il he can recover, although up to latest ac-
counts he rns progressing hYorably., The
fact Of Ills being kept alive 30 long Is attrlb-
uted to the moisture around the spot GU
which he lay, and at the came time being
able to quench his thirst occasionally from
the cool waters Of the lake, which rfpplod at
LIS feet The case is 3 most singular one,
and another instance of the prolon.atlon Of
life under peculiar circumstances. We have
been unable to obtain the name Of the suf- 1
fercr. :,
, 1865-08-18
Important from st. Domingo.

lEEOM LIE ~ N63HAEEt4N SufVukS E.J
Important intelligence from the Dominican
Republic has just been received In this city !;
nn6, Us we learn, the official docum ents b ave
been laid beio.e G tie State Department.. By
the net Of the Spanish Co.tes OF M4y1, 1865,
the military occupation Of that island was for
mally abandoned. The attempt to convert
an American State into a European colony
Aad beln made terrible failure by tbs brave
md unGeaslng efforts Of the DomInicaus, aud
Spain leaves st. Domingo US she left her other
American colonles-because 1t WAS beyond
her power to stay. =.
Asa last shot in the magazine, Cen Gu
da.a, Queen 1sabella's Governor OF s.. d..
FALSE, and eelfuccusIpg ncknowledg
that Spain went 10 take possession of tie
Dominican Eol aud people 1t the spont7uc-
:ous desire Of the people; that her c ord1ct
While there was grandly generous, and that
she leaves Il entirely Of her own free vii, be-
,cause che has such profound respect tor the
o. sye5y peopls waSat to
discovered that the DomIntcaus preferred
their national Independence. shs would not
remain.
All this magnificent flourish being rcn-
dcred into camMon-eense English, means that
the Dcm1uicans mnss take upon their funo-
.ini,action Of the Monroe doctrine by Spain,
and also put en- record agatnst their country
q claim for the costIof the attempted suoiuga-
Non CT the Republic whenever it shall sntt
spaniah tactics to h2rass them for its pay
mnt.. The Dominican Government fatty re-
luEss to sanction such an admission, aud
Ger, GaIdara has declared blockade On all
the Sasts and haEbors Of the Dominican Re-
publA BIS officers, according to prtvntc ac.
countA talk In the STREETS Of santo Domn
of 1sylAe the city in ashes, bus there Is
considerable amount Of foreign property
within tha precincts, and the indignant Cap.
taln-Geneml Will probably take Into con-
sideratton 'hat France, England aud the Uni
petpetates upon their citizens ths wantou
ba1oari.tes he prsctices On the helpless D.
mtuicAns.
, 1865-08-18
ItQdI.

M ORTGAGE sALE-WhcTc,s
LII David Z D14!S, eta on TIT e,4t CIV ~ Ns-..,
A. D. 19ea, t1etute and denvr7 % us puaa-11Tsd'
NA,y Mcintosh ~ xAGae, tA.n lrostsrTnn~e5
basnk dsis tae eay snt Jeas Aforesaid 81 I'd Spcn
The p1ensH hG1t cetc1ned. to seerre So n1v.
uent Of certain noss IN A2td MoytE1Ee, paftrnfpv
.. totth sna du.cnned, @ which thGe ttH1;a1 dSa
orr and 70 10 DntiA1 yltn :erts thereon Hnre TT
nsr tsY Of March. LIZ, Nhich EnEtE.Fb u duly T.
EIA:e Of un3oiI, u Hoox s. Of Ac.tcsfM FAkn IA
And Whe1paS, te.4u1. hts ben EAaa 1n the pa{ulhri
OF ma Ep{e Ead infcrst k.cu.ed by aait Emtx ~
noiice . oercsT Ktvez, .n1t W y11tne Of yas poHM
and authority vea.xA In sx.b MoIxAkue qhe une@.
SIFuedl n aAi6 Ucytk hEn deed ccuts.nnE poH@ Of
tH!e, eh1il on tte ILlrEetb co:n) dxY Of August 4
Il lee nor1h door of ttc Co1:s Hoass y tss G9 Ct
CncxEp IN the County OF Cook aforesaid. 0eQ q Rlo
c kpc;lp0 70 the h.Eh9t mdasE, I'M oash Gxnsc3 p
tht equity cf EpdenPhon. tae st1atsss deeftned r
4ct tpF1eJrh By ea!d nMtSk{e. % Wit 4oa fVeAf$-
Efven On. Of BLOCK twenty-five ca of 0aspe4ta1
Addition 10 Chicago, IN ths GoEn0 of oook md etas
ar UI.ncl. 70 paY OF AND 11tkf} Bz1d 1ofA AD1 NHf
S1St and E1FtrsSA Of thN aA1e-
C.sl~RSr Ju1v ~ 1hks W9v& b. 6ds
, 1865-08-18

The rsvBtt al1lnx DE- EAIIiAhl. u tta bast. As
tuccocdA when al othe1s have iAilc4- all who kte In
trouble al Mnp have been unfortunate, 81 whose fonz
hopes tAya been disappointed crushed and blessad Ill
WHO GAyc beel eeduted ~ false promises and decHt,
ii who hAye beon deceived and ttoed N1tn4 al 20 TO
tnE fu edy1ce and 70 Ees sAtlfac'ton se uAfn yeu1
sa1tortqnss @ + @ Pa. svlX hs nsaes tes ,lAnaE Y ana
sou. cttrAet rad reliability in sp:ta Of c1 r..
port8 and rrmnfA All Who AR in doubt Of thu aftec-
taI1y their nlnts and 10 IND ont II thaY b{xht enu
Wa<m hopes viii Be re&ureu Il love A6At5s be neve9
fils- he naz thr aGc Of EinlnK the Acocnna OF tto
opposite SEX. He Euldx the sInkls 70 wealthy Aad
hAppy marriage and EAktA the married happy. Hil
lid and advice have bean solte!Isd to lnnmaxbe IT.
stances. and the reaut hna Aways baen spsety and
eaow you thr hEeress Of TT fntufc hrabAnd VILE
he Can kEtns you 70 wealth, am1pr1cc and konor-
1hoasnat nfcood tcen who were unfbr.unste and ":
successful IN tEctf pus1neAs-utn vino Fo:k3d hAtd
and EEo struggled ARainAt sdve1tty a15 rfkfo:tnhe
Inc greater part Of their uvet, aEd who found tnt
nptE they t1ed 70 Eet forward III te En7la tns 1p9p
thinxR went AzenAt theta. All those who Nt1esy 1os
lowed DR.. RAfHAELs etv1c~ arc nov 1cn, 1SEprJ E
and sucoessful IN Al Iheir onhestAk1n&1 9al!e 49,
ing hta ADVICE erc Gl lao-ina AxkiEst edvssl1 Ana
poyafH. Cocs1'Lat.ou. ts.r1cuy pt7FkE Aa1 Gouh.
de1tla,1 dAllF. tEandsE, r1rt7!ed fsom Ia y. Ho
f. ~. ii ali pflic4, :k11 Rtst Aadt,on street. ~
tween Well lrt Franklin. Chicago. IL Gon4tlGlon
4e&I. pcyson5 n = distance mnY eonnunlceIe coS
YIDn TALLY by iet1es. u they inclosd VI 1oI
EoasultAaoa Fes, n ceca let1s; AZ let:ea. connn-
nications AID interview are strictly Aao con-
ndeutial. no answct viii ar Eyen 70 lttts.s une1s
III listers ~ follow: DR. kAFAAKA Fok1 D1ns M r. hox
, 1865-08-18

ClkfypTApt and DoeIe1s Aoutnwe4s cor1es Nq.tk
CAEx knd Nitflkan strte 3. (cp+t l:s)
. H1dauc DArnnn respectfully ~r 1nnecs 70 thn In
hthHALA Q: ChicAzo thai bal. b Oh tie 6p kui.h
1n nd q CsbA WITH :hu su"e F43l ii: IL endowed
E1th ~ setn etufA E!ftA IN Dtc!oA4nI ETsaS. Pas.
5Tessnt sna xusur4 .ac VII ksxs tafraato9 q !ot.
Madame DEranm 10 also E:fIal with fhe P5Var Of
AoAlit g. especially IN csAua ei c4eases which have
been PRONOUNCED lncnfAb+e uy tic os3 cttn.n ply
eici ~. bEs 2cssaa4ns uoi 1o1s ID st 'ne.
fsom L1nio.t IL which heals Al d Hitss. and eor1&
which oAvs bstc rtu ,kll Of pngstctAu1, Asdtue
6&!Au 2 cAn Ms g conAnltsd In ASit:N CT IVA
Anc VII sheF n. E7ctu Of 6weetheaFts, z1e orc
70 wbt n yo1 VIA be mAsT1ea Vuitsf1 vi! III hlFh.
!yhIut3ed. Eorsn ta;,ons priv A. e:Etctly Goa
EdsattA!. GEcn tcutt EcuS 4 AIQ9P. II.
auI.krSys 81 tAn
, 1865-08-18
APredIet1on Verified.

lFEnm ths H.ff1sbu11 tPa.,) Te1cGEaph.J
= In 1850, when jeff Davis vas thre ateniuy
destruction to the North ns the result Of s..
cessIop, he, one dsy, IN an animated CONVEX
satlon with Gen. Simon Cameron, exclaimed !:
stWhen the South sccedes, such paralysis viii
fall upon Northern enterprise that the grass
cities IL The retort was Instant the Gen
eral replied: "Mr. Davis, If the 53uthe1u
States tecede, utter ruin VIII fall. on your
section. Yonr alaves Will be lib=ratcd, and
Will assist you In yonr destruction. The
North will not be ruined, but Will, with my
own; hands, ;plant com in the a.reets Of
Gha5leston, he h cradle o. T. treason AZ Trus to
General Cameron visited the South, be did
plant the corn, hired soldier to attend to