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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-04
Patent Medicines.

British Oil, Godfrey's Cordial, Oil Spike and
Stone; Essences Peppermint, Cinnamon, Lem
on and Bergamot Cloves, Oil Lemon, Opedet
doc, liquid and soid Eye Water: inva luabe Tor
sore or infamcd eyes; ParcgorIc, Laudanum
Animonial Vine, Spirits CamrhoT, Spirit
Lavender, Spirits Hanshorn, Sweet spirits
Mite, Balsam Copavia Syrup SquilIS Jaiap'
Powder Ip,cac. rarar Emctir, Balsam vii
Cherry, Hegcman's Cod liver OF SWANS Pan
aeea, Tooth ache Drops, Browns Essence ia
maica Ginger, Hooway'S Worm Conieclion,
American Worm Killer; Fills Wrighrs Indian
Vegetable, McLanes, Or. Bulls coatod vegetable,
Ayers, and numerous others; Mexican Mustang
Lininent, Davis Pain Killer, Rogers Embroca-
ton, Ayers SarsaPari la, Husbands Cal Mag
nesia, Seidlitz Powders, Strengthening and
Court pla,te.s, Railways Ready Relief, Hamp.
tons vegetable Tincture, Scheidam SchnaPPs,
Hosteter's BItters, brakes Plantation Buffers,
Horse and Cattle Powders, Pure CogUac Bran
DIV, Old Bourbon WhiSkey and Wines for med
icina purposes; also Stonebraker's Medicines.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-04
STONEBRAKER'S
BaIsam OF pain HITLER,

The Great Remedy for Sore Throat or DiPthe
ria, Group, Neuralgia, &c. ,also for ID arrhGa
Dysentary Choic, Cholera Morhus, Vomt
ING, Pains in the Stomach, Cramps. Frosted
Feet, CAPPED Hands, Fresh and Old Sores
Bruises. Burns, Toothache, TO be used Inter
nay and Externally.
The attention of the public is especially called
10 it as a remedy for Diptherla or sore Throat
|, has been tried in hundreds Of cases in differ
ent parts of the country and has ne yer tailed u
cure if used in time and according to directions
4 great amount Of suffering might often be sa'
we'd by having couple of bottles OF this vaua
BILE medicine in the house. Try II, and 1t vii
speak wonders for itself.
AS an external remedy for Croup,sore Throat
Diptheria, Fresh Cuts, Old Sores, ChapPed
Hands, Burns &C., nothing can equal 1t, al
ways sIlevia,ing the most severe pains in a few
minutes Knowing il 10 be perfectly harmless,
and b, wing been used with unbounded success,
and in many cases when nothing else would re-
leve, | Lave directed every agent to return the
money to any purchaser if it did not give entire
satisfaction feeling confident that not one bottle
in 900 will be returned
Parents cannot keep more eificacious m'dl-
cine in the house, for the treatment Of children
when suddenly attacked with Group, Sore
Throat, Diptheria Scarletina, &C., which so OF
ten, like thief at night, makes such ravages
among their flocks Of little ones, when they are
attacked with Group, Sore Throat, and their
breathing INSTRUCTED. Then rub well the neck
and chest with the Pain Killer,at the same time
giving few drops internally, and you will new
err have 10 lament their removal by these dan.
gerons diseases. 1t is also valuable remedy
for Bronchitis, and all affections of the Throat.
The PAIN Killer has snatched many child
from an untimely grave; now reader, purchase
hottie or two of the Pain Killer, and 1t will
prove tiod-scnd in the above diseases.
lS Price 40 cents per Bottle. The above
is warrented in all cases to give entire salisiac-
ton or the money refunded.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-01-19
Notice Of Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ as Executor of The last will and testament
of Joseph Newton, deceased, Will offer for Sale
at Public Auction, La1
on Saturday, the lIth day Of Februuy, 4. n. 1865,
at one o'clock, i. NJ. of said day. at the North
door of the Court House in the town of Millers-
burg, IN said Holmes county, the following real
estate as the property OF the said Joseph New
ton, deceased, lying and being in the county of
Holmes and state of Ohio, to-wit: The east
half OF the southeast quarter OF section twenty
one, township nine and range seven, contain
ing eighty acres.
Also The southwest quarter of fractional
section twenty-five, township nine and range
six, containing thirty-iour and twenty-eight
hundredths acres. ...
Also The northeast quarter OF the north
east quarter of section one, township eight and
range seyen, containing forty and thirty-two
hundredthS acres. 49,,
Military District subject to sale at GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, which said premises shall offer for sale
by virtue of the powers In me vested by the
ton, deceased, duly admitted TO probate i'm the
Office of the Probate Court within and for the
county of Holmes aforesaid.
Terms of Sae:-One-fourth cash, onc-fourth
in one Onc-tOurth in two ana one-tourth in
three years with interest fIom the day of sale
to be secured by mortgage upon said premises
This farm containing in all about lao acres OF
land is situated 2iS miles south of biillershurg
about ~ acres of which is under cultivation, the
balance h. choice timber. ON said premises Is a
comfortable hewcd log dwelling house, and a
number of convenient out houses, small or
cimrd of bearing choice grated fruit. lhe prem
ises are in good state of cultivation, p acres of
which Is bottom land ana well set In grass. =
Being well watered, II Is one of the best Stock
'''' HIS ~ INV GEORGE f. NEWTON,
Executor of the last wiz aud testament OF
Joseph Newton, deceased. ...-
January 10, lSI5-pis
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-01-19

The Overland Mail route, over the plains,
has been discontinued, for the present. owing
to the Indian troubles
Bishop Thomas c. Brownell, of Connect,
cut. presiding bishop of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in America, died at his
residence in Hartford on Friday morning,
in the eighty-siXth year Of his age.
Fog was so thick in Dubuque, Iowa, the
other day, that people in the streets could
not find theirown residences. Query-whicl
was foggy, the atmosphere or the people?
There is a party digging in the Coliseum,
at Rome, for twenty millions Of money,
which are, according to Il reported All
cicnt document, buried there under a stone
At the last accounts they had found the
stone, but not the money.
The committee on the conduct of the wal
examined at great length the officer whC
originated and fred the mine in front Of Pc
tersburg. lie attributes the failure to wan
OF cooperation and the disobcying Of orders
General Grant, in letter to Secretar!
Stanton, requests theat General Butler $ re
port OF the Wilmington failure be published
1t has, accordingly, seen the light, and ;
precious document it is.
The James River has been greatly swollol
by the late rains, and it is reported that
break has been made into the Dutch Gal
Canal, and that stream of water is tlowin.
through it. This has been long desired.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-01-19
Negroes aS the White sgOsgsp.

The correspondent of the Missouri Rcpub-
I;coD givca refreshing account ofthc scenes
-, 1,a d.. .;l,,.;,I, Mi, - n,al,.an
'' ''.' '',','' i''"' '','''''o', '' '''o '''o ~
ceptioh' lie mus teliS oil inc performances
Of negroes who came TO call on their great
father:
s,Ar,o,,, tbo c,our1 ,,eon,ilod :, fr,rt q,
tbo rnrt;n@ icG,rc th, Jo"'s ro"n 49, ' tLr",,, :"
onon ' 70 ,hn nro,,ln woro .evcr,i hmmdro,
cdInrod nnon|n of botb scvcy.NtLn ,ynnchn.
,nn,t nr,nn,n,,s who hoJ coma ,n no,, ,hn;,
ra,nrrts ,,, to thn pr,sidnnt ns'n gcncrn1 tl;no
/ ,i,nr,, ,,,o,o u.rlI .nl no,fL, Irn..oj s,,n,n
,nai, rr,I amJ G,moIo a;n,, with tLo;, wh;t,
'nnU ''" ''I., iu' "l' ',i't I;'','
oIjn,,"'" nc .,t;ro uha, ;nI;r"oti,, rn,,r',o,,,
T ,, ~ ;,,, =, ~ ,,,o,.
iioJ W. " H." m VI "sV n5a, srr;n ;nr IL " nf nnjorn
Iilol'u ~ ,.''''' 'p' y, ''.
Wv NO. ""' '"..iN '"IS go" j IVY
Tue dcNh every ''''', tl'l Su''t'u III optI',"
.nS theniNcIVrr III "hI'c socic'! on 'rc'cnucq !
terms oi cIua!!''y' anu corporal ; Sua,u
OF OF negro Solu'eis' VINO no u9upl, 'nouSht
themselves Ju,[!'y eh5l'lca |" 'le I!lNilege o'
b'SiiE tnc'' :'c" 'cI Nonl l'i''hG'''H W
thG cl''e' magistrate ol inc country I'oy arc
hSnrIi,'S ioT;.
-. Inc "I'tc people h'aic no uc'hoiS'ra'
''"'i "na'c'cr Oh account ol ,hcir presence
no doubt S,nppoS'ng they would conIlne them
sely'S to me station assigned ,hem Dy custom
ana pf'hS up lhe rear oil me ireSldeH
visitors; but wmneh' upon the doors beng
opened, 1t was discovered they Intended to
:scek, ingrcIs with the crowd by Their press
ing forward shoulder to shoulder with the
whites, scene OF excitement followed winch
did anything but honor to thc occaSion.-,
Many, negroes had reached the porlico and
some had passed the door, when the demon,
s'r9tlon ON the part ol the whites. aroused
To deep indignation warned the special police
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-01-19

rO George Wcathcrwax, Charles Craig, Josh
i un Pococll, and Anna Margaret Weat hcrwaX:
You are hereby notified that on the 8lst day of
December 1861 Robert Graham, as Guardian of
George wentherwax, filed in the Probate Court
within and for the county of Holmes and state
of Ohio, petition, the object and prayer of
which Is to procure said Court to order the sale
of the real estate of the said George WeathcrwaN
situate in the county of Holmes and state Of
Ohio, and described as follows. to-wit. The un-
divided ninth part of the South east quarter of
the Northeast quarter of section D. township
number $, and range7 !, containing forty acres.
AlSopart of the South east quarter of section
- township :, ana ranger, commencing ut the
North h-caSt corner of said quarter thence South
30 percheS thence West 50 pcrches, thence North
80 pcrches thence East so pcrdhes to the place of
beginning, containing Is acres.
Also the Northeast quarter of the Northeast
quarter OF section ~, townships. and range 7,
containing 10 acres.
Also the North west quarter ofthe Northeast
quarter of section -, townships, and range Z,
containing 10 acres.
Also the southeast quarter of section 10, town.
ship 5, and range I, containing 100 acres.
And to authorize said Guardian To re-inV, st
the funds in loans upon mortgage security.
The application therefor will be for hearing
by said Court on the 9Th day of February a. ID.
1865 at 10, o'clock A. NJ, at which time, unless
you show cause TO the contrary, an order VIII
he asked as prayed for In said petition,
Juny l. lS61.--w3SG ROBERT GRAHAM,
Guardian of George WcatherwaN.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-01-19

| Mr. Chase estimated tho expenses of the
Government, in 1861, at three hundred anu
eighteen millions of dollars. lie uiterward
confessed the little mistake of two hundred
aud siXty-hvc millions the admitted cx.
pcnses being five hundred and cghty-threC
millions. In the next, or third year, he put
the figure Mt four hundred and seventy five
millions Of dollars. II turned ont that they
were seven hundred and cighty-cight mil,
lions. In 1864, he called for abont one
thousand seven hundred millions of dollars.
This he thought would leave surplus in
the Treasury Of three hundred and fifty
millions, Ga this surplus there was a mis-
take of the trilling sum of one hundred and
twenty-siS millions.
When we consider that these immense
figures do not represent more than two
thirds of our dcbt--thc other third being
unaudltrd clalms--we can appreciate how
littlc the financial authorities, at Washing
ton, know ofour future financial condition
-- CmciRRoG EngHirer.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-01-19
The Peace Movement and Mr
C.replpy.

How HE Administrations feels--Another Am
ncSty Iiocidmdtion- Greejcy TO ran JorI
President on % Bran Bread Pl1D0rm-
Etdct ErpurgdtoriouS 1gdiaSt The Grecl-
eyjtes-- Tier Wholesale Dccdptutioh.
Correspondent OF New York World.l
WAsuINGToN. Jan. Is.
Its well understood here that the so-called
peace movement with which Mr. Greeley
has succeeded in identifying himself and to
which he has induced "thc Blaiys" tn lend
their influence, has no promise Of practical
results, as rcPards the ostensillc object for
which it has been set on foot. Dir. Greeley
is savage against the administrator for va
rious causes, and it is well known that "the
Blairs' are not over cordial in their mani
fcstatione. The movement is, therefore, a
political mancuycr solely. Mr.. Lincoln has
not thought proper to put quictus upon
if. He thinks the national arms have made
such progress as to remove all danger from
abroad; and that therefore the rigorous reg.
ulations respecting communications with the
rebels may in some measure be relaxed. ---
But that the movement Of Greeley anC
Blair is regarded as mischievous, there car
be no doubt 1t is said in administration
circles that it is stimulating the rebel chief
to prolong resistance, by holding out assur
ances that if they are finally compelled tC
yield, they can get as good terms at the las
moment as they can now. 1t is openly as
serted that Greeley is giving aid and com
fort to the rebellion. 1t is probable that tt
undo the mischief already done, the Prcsi
dent will issue supplementary proclama
tion after the fall of Charleston, increasing
lie number aad gruie Of oGicers ,rho acH
bc Ccciu1cl .fiom on,nesty 4tt0 q c:rtod
aote, say the lSt OF May next, while jeff
Davis and his supporters, will be informally
assured, that it they hold out so long as t(
compel the raising OF another army, ano
putting 1t IN the ield, no mercy VIII be
shown them Whlle II they accept the terms
already named IN thiS coIreSpohdehce, t.e
aboitIon OF slavery ana laying d3"h theii
arms they VIII bo ,maghahimou'Iy treated
although nor the snIiShtcSt concession OF q
/ lor,i'al cnarac'cr VIII be Srantea'
Slr. nteeley mas pTc.ldehtia! ASPIRATIONS
ana Is putting hiMSeIi IN training to run OF
d, sort ol peace bfan-preao, antIpopcrI
platform. ne Is ready 20 promise TO th'
southern leaders the hiShc,t places IN Tux
restored ohlon, Ii !hcy WIN lali do"n an(
worship nm, accepting lilm as ther restor
or, dehycrer, ana faithful trend. In short
HrGeley Is MAD on thc SUBJECT oi h9ldln'
hlgh clvll position. None OF his friends dar
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-01-19

The London Times says that the present
attitude Of the United States toward Canada
invites rupture and renders it probable
with England That rupture would lead to
the immediate and irrevocable establishment
Of the Southern Coniedcracy.
Daniel S. Norton has been elected to the
United States Senate from Minnesota lie
is a conservative and voted against radical
measuscs while in the legislature last winter.
MI parties were pleased with his election,
An Indian is creating some excitement in
Louisville. lie has arrived with a map OF
IL certain portion of the city and claims that
one OF his ancestors buried several million,
of gold there. lie proposes TO dig itup,
/ What a burlesque it will be--what an au
dacious mockery of God and the people, tc
see Abraham Lincoln, ON the 4th of March
again swear to ''preSerUe, protect and deftNG
tho Constitution Of the United States.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-01-19

Everybody in the James River command,
according to the HcdIFs correspondent, is
surprised at the removal of General Butler.
The Federal garrisons in Arkansas have
all been withdrawn as far South rs Fort
Smith by order of General Candy,
The Georgia Legislature Is to ro-asscmble
as soon rs the State House is repaired
II is predicted that Spain will be compel
led tc abandon the conquest of tho island OF
San Domingo, aud that the French will give
up the conquest of Mexico.
No clearances to Savannah arc to be per-
mitted, except by the Secretary Of the
Treasury, 1t is reported that the citizens
Of savannah are in destitute condition, and
that the Federal officers feed from 1900 to
/ I2p,VJp persons,
| Hon, James Guthrie has been elected
/ United States Senator, for siX years, from
the ith of March, in place of Gov Powell.
/ lie received 50 votes to Gen Rauseau' ; 56.
! Wilmington papers think that another
attack is soon TO be made on that place but
state that the delcnses of the city are Sc
strong that there is no danger Of its capture
Manufactures are developing on the Paoif
, slope. Ia Oregon City, the editce OF A. ex
tonSive woolen factory il going up, "o'
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-01-19
Notice i'm Partition.

A MOS Workman, Elizabeth Holt and Joseph
n Holt, her husband, Sarah Lilley and sam
uel Lilley, her husband John II. Workman, ia
cob Work man, Isabel Kciser and Moses Keser
her husband and Margaret Workman, widow ol
John Workman, late of Holmes county, Ohlo
deceaced, VIII take notice that petltlon w wi,S
A. H. lSii in the court of common ploas WITHIN
and for the county OF IiolmeS and state OF ono
ny Douglas white, and is now pending, Wherein
said Douglas White demands partition oi tilt
Following real estate situate in the county 9
Holmes and state of ohio, and described ms lol,
lows The northeast quarter of the south-wesl
quarter of section twelve, township eiyht ahu
range nine, containing forty acres; anu ~, tIlat ~
White will apply for an order that partition
may he made ofsaid premises, ana dover lhere'
in assigned to said Margaret Workman,
DOUGLAS WHITE,
BY WORRIES u REED, his Atty's.
Dec. o., lS6i--wTpfs
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-01-19
PROBATE NOTICES.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following Ad-
~ illustrators and Guardians have filed their
accounts in the Probate Court of Holmes coun-
ty, Ohio, which will be for hearing
On WopddN Fsbrua,y 9th, 1865.
Final account of James Uhl, Admir- of Catha-
rine No1lc, deed.
Final account of James Wcimcr and T. S. Bar
bcr, Executors of james Boyies, deed.
Final account Of Henry Greiner, Guardian of
Samuel Smith.
Final account OF John NJ. Miller, Administra-
tor of Susannah IIochStctlcr, decd.
First account of John Kcinzly, Executor of
Samuel KeinZly, decd
Final account of Cyrus Newkirls, Admir- of
James Eyers, deed.
Third account of Erastus Beecher, Admins
traitor OF John Hall.
Final account of John Daily, Guardian OF
Elizabeth Iightcap.
Third account of samuel Fry, Fuardian Of ia
cob Harshbcrgcr. ..
First account of John Whcrly, Executor OF
Jacob l.. Rinchart
JAMES \. ESTIIL,
Jan. l2, 1865. I'rObdte Judge.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-01-19

WASHINGTON, Jan. I5,-It appcars from
a conversation with Mrs Footc that she had
n passport to leave the Conicdcracy, and
started from Richmond three weeks ago. ---
Senator Footc accompanied her, hut without
such authority, for thepurposc of seeing her
safe over the Potomac. In the meantime an
order was issued to the rebel Provost Mar,
shal at fredericksburg, by Secretary of Wa
Sedden, for his arrest. He was according
ly track ked to Dumiles, there captured ant
taken back to Richmond.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-01-19
Two Farms for Sale

THE undersigned has two farms for sale, ly-
ing in Monroe township, Holmes county,
six miles West of Milersburg.
one contains l0l acres, has thereon Saw Mill,
dwelling, and other necessary buildings; which
| offer nj S2j per acre.
The other contains 100 acres, dwelling, barn,
and other necessary buildings; which | offer
at S2i per acre.
Both tracts are well timhcrCd aud watCrcd
and are located in u healthy and pleasant neigh
borhoud. The land is productive and well
adapted to farming.
For particulars inquire Ofthe undersigned, on
the premises. ---
JAMES KIRKENDALL..
Ian. TO- lSLJ-w2F
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-01-19

Tho indictments for conspiracy to resist
the laws against the following residents OF
Holmes county, were yesterday nol'cd by the
District Attorney Abraham Workman
Peter Workman, Joseph Blanchard Eman
ucl Bach, John lmboden, George Noglc
benjamin Brown, Frederick lmboden
Henry Weiss, William IL Dyal, Godire,
Steiner, James Still and Peter Druierd. -
Plain Dcai,r oj llh ...
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-01-19
GUARDIANS SALE.

IN pursuance of an order of the Probate Court
of Holmes county, Ohio, made on the 10th
day of January, \. II. 1865, i'll the case ofSimeon
l.. Miller, Guardian of Magdalena Carver and
Levi Carver, against his wards, the undersign-
ed will,
On the lSh dag Of February, 4. ID. 1868,
at ten o'clock \. NJ. of said day, on the prcmi-
Sos in Berlin township, Holmes county, Ohio,
offer at public sale, the following described real
estate situate i'll the county of Holmes, Ohio,
to-wit: The undivided two-ninths parts of lot
number nineteen l9l. range six tsiX), township
nine 90, section four -, of the Western Reserve
School lands containing one hundred and tifty
nine HcroS-said two-ninth parts containing
thirty-fivc and one third acres.
Terms of Sulc:-- -Onc-third on day of sale, one
third in one year. and one-third in two years
from the day of Snie, with interest on deferred
payments from the day of sale-the deferred
payments to DE secured by mortgage on the
promises sold.
Appraised at Il ,U53 19-lOO.
SIMEON /. MILLER, Guardian
OF Magdalena Carver and Levi Carver.
MAXWELL HELLER, Atty's.
Jan. 18Th, lSGj--wipfS
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-01-19

and Christianity would regard, even toward
the heathcn, and certainly toward our
brethren, all such efforts as inspired by the
very genius of humanity, moderation, and
mercy. In this spirit let us make some
effort. Try it. No harm can come from
trying; and, if it fail, VIC on this side of the
chamber will be better ready to considcryour
proposition to change the organic law. Mr..
Chairman, | would like, before | conclude
to have read from the clerk 5 desk the rcsolu
tons which shall propose to the House. -
They are almost in the language of the cdi-
torial in the Yiibuae, modified to suit the
circumstances under which they are offered.
The civilized or Christian portion ofthe Re
publican party shall have chance ofputting
themselves on the record before they ask
formally for vote on the constitutional
amendment. / ask to have the resolutions
read.
The resolutions were read by the clerk, as
, follows:
"IFhcreda, The country halls with manifesto
| tions OF patriotic JOY and concentration the
and whereas. 1.-The recognized object of war, at
least among civilized and Christian nations, is
( an honorable and satisfactory peace: and that
although we do not know that the insurgents
arc yet prepared to agree to any terms ofpa"ih'
cation that our Government either would Oi
q should deem acceptable, yet as there can he mt
possible harm resulting from asccrtaining pre-
: ClScly what thcy are ready 10 40; ana IN Ordcl
= to- refute the imputation that the Administru
tion contemplatcs with satisfaction Il continu
u ance of hostilitics for their own sake, on any
v ground of mere punctillio, or for any reason be
o. cause 1t is compelled, 10y an absorbing regard TO
: the very ends of its existence: - and whereas
: "an established and rightly constituted govern
n mcnt, combating armed and menacing rebel
4 Don. should strain every nerve to overcome, a
the earliest moment, the resistance ii CucOunt
: crs, and should not merely welcome, bat Seel
satisiec!ory, however iniormal) assurances tina
its end has been attnincd;" therefore
/ "RoNO'T,d, That now in the hour of victory
= WEIGH is the hour of magnanimity: ana befOr
. any action be taken to change the Constitution
of The United States. IL is cminentlY the duty O
the President. ON the basis of the present right
n fully constituted government, either osend o
: receive commissioners or agents, with n view T.
national pJciiicntiOh and tranquility, or by som
G other rational means known to civilized ant
Christian nations, secure the cessation ofhostil
= itics ana the union of the States.