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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28

u IA country and Europe. The practical Value OF
the work is greatly enhanced by its numerous en-
Cravings, which furnish convenient illustrations OF
the text, and which have been finished with great
accuracy and precision. Asa manual for tho mill.
tary engineer, or tho student Of military science,
the volume cannot fail to hold high rank, and
needs only TO be commended to the notice Of the
profession for Its merits to gain due appreciation.
The Internal Rerenue Recorder Is tho title OF
weekly journal published by Messrs. p. Vr.
Van wyck e. Co., No. 4 Dey-st., devoted as its
name implies, 10 the subject Of Taxation under the
Excise laws Of the United States. It's conducted
with marked ability, and 10 filed with information
Of groat interest to Revenue officers and tax payers
|. Professor Z. G. ROBINSON, Of the Rochester
Theological Seminary ha, prepared revised edition OF
RyIAsDs translation Of the History Of tie Planting ana
Training cfhe CAris;ias Church by NKASDER, which If
jast Published by Messrs. Shs,don Go. The merits o.
this great standard work too we'll known TO need
coumeut The translation has been carefully and
thoroughly revised by Professor Robinson, the quota
tons from other anguagcs have al been rendered into
English both in the teXt and IN the notes. and the
numerous references to tho authors Church History
and Life OF Chrs have been made 10 conform to the
American Transitions ard editions Of ,hcse works.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28
EXTRACTS FROM TEE sPEECrg OF
FsKRAm wALBHsDGE,

ON tho Proposed Amendment 10 the Fed.
erai Consultation Forever Prohibiting
slavery In the United States, Delivered
before the Committee On Federal Beio-
lions, I'm the Assembly Chrnbrr OF Now
York, ct Albany, Jan. ~, 1868.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28

To secure hat object. b,1 ia pending n congroS.
prO,dug Tor an aneAdmcnt 10 The Constitution. 4lch
shnl io4eyar prohibit Slavery hereafter On tls United
Of kepros ntGUYcs supposed % Do ds.de, hut tnAtl
Gcfcat pieslce 1T this Joact.re a pregnant with
treHtldogs cousogueacet f0r 0c0 o. eYN i adm!Ied
by NJ
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-27

Fixs PAIxrIxo.-We had the pleasure
ofinspecting 1t the Cartel, yesterday, an
elegant oil portrait Of Gov. Miller, just
completed BY Ahat talented artist, Ben.
Cooley, Esq. The portrait is nearly iull
length, tho figure being seated.
The Likeness IL very faithful and perfect,
and must be 20 pronounced BY al who see
it. The coloring is very fns We have
rarely seen portraits in which It 10 excslled.
There is depth Of color, yet richness OF
tint and harmony Of tone that will be pro-
,nouneed BY any judge Of Art, the work Of .
superior artist, and such MIR. Cooley I'M
sdoubtedly 10. Among the many paintings
and especially portraits he has painted, he
mAy safely rank the above d his e1eI
dsswv,e.
Mr.. Cooley Is Minnesota artist, and a.
such We should feel proud Of him. Nothing
common ever comes from his pencil, while
numbers Of our citizens have on their walls
valuable paintings BY him, chiefly portraits.
The above mentioned portrait WAS order
ed By some friends Of Governor Miller's,
and extra care Was taken with it. II il in
. frame OF great size and richness, aud the
total cost with frame. We learn, 10 $500:
Mr.. Cooley has commissions from the
same source to. point oil the past Governors
Of the Stale and Territory, and will at once
proceed with the work. The pencil Of "a
6ne IN artist ought not to be idle. Pioneer.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-27

CONVENTIONAL Democratic State
Convention will be held 1t lngersoll's
Hall, in st. Paul, on Wednesday, Aa-
gust 18th, for the purpose of nomina-
ting candidates for State Offices. Stearns
county will be entitled to 8 delegates
Benton, /; Meeker, l; Morrison, l;
Sherburne, l; Douglas and other couu.
ties not enumerated in the call, one
each. sss.. :. ..<*s.-. ...a.~<-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-27

tsadsaes e Dr. e. Pref. CAests,s a. -.
tlsnan win pardon - Il I.nat, : .i,tskss
i Ais proper ti,le-is : largs and exceed.
ingly wsl conducted sssablish nsat. Il Il
worthy " ~ praise. and Buffalo, Il IS,
has aot much slss % bsast Of nay point
. this temple q lsaraisg With nssh prld,
and sAtisfaotion. .s
And nov an II he vein Il psaisine I
must say3s good word fos ~ Fine Art.
Academy which 10 opea daily 70 the admis.
sion Of any one Who has twenty-five cents
TO spare. lcsnnot Of course In this brisf
article, g into description Of the pictures
here exhibited. II must suthcs to say that
many Of them are very ans and deserving
Of : separate notice. I:nly wish that this
gallery vas free 70 al; for there il moth
ing that tends 20 much 70 reAns aud exalt
~ the contemplation Of tho master pieces
Of art. s@ss Pity @#7i ~
The Fourth ofJuly was Of course not tor
gotten BY the Budalonians or the thou
sands who poured In from tho surrounding
country. The day was : delightful ono IN
every respect; nothing could have been
more perfect; cool, bright. sud neither
mud nor dust-a dns shower having fallen
the previous evening Everything that M.
ture could do was done TO make II perfect.
l wish could say that the managers Of The
procession had carried out their programme
- perfectly; hut the idea Of allowing forty
or 6fty Indians dressed In linen OF cloth
coats and ditto pasts, straw hats, &c., just
like any eoaamon white man surroundlna
them, tor epresent the warliks and power.
full six nations ct 1850. was supremacy ri.
dieulous: The fireworks in the evenins
were also nothing to brag about.
With my brst wishes for the prosperity
Of your paper and the State Of Minnesota >,
I must conclude BY remaining
Yours very truly, E.W.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-27
EIGHTH REolMENT.

This regiment arrived in St. Paul,
on Friday afternoon, and was received
in an enthusiastic manner by the peo-
pie Of that city. The ladies acted with
their accustomed promptness and lib
crafty in furnishing the boys with q
sumptuous dinner. Speeches Of vel
come were made by Mayor Prince and
Governor Miller. General NJ. +.
Thomas, after dinner, addressed the h.
dies as follows: .. .z.....- r. :
Ladies' Of st. Rlwl: Your kindness TO - docs our
hearts good and in endeavorng to express 70 you our
thanks, can do but feebly. F0ur Year, ago et)od
II this same spot, and was recipient Of your kind
ues then. They have been . tedious four years. But
thank God It q all over peace prevails again. One
third Of the country = in ruins, but the remaining
part 70 stronger than ever snd the war has only de-
vsloped it, latent strength. !.
70 the ladies' would ray in behalf Of the soldlors
lyon have our WaEmest thanks. Your kindness
6hall long be remembered. Hitherto, the rensnn-
the march and on the battlefield, ~ our thoughts
reverted 70 home, and 10 hoped 70 receive, ~ yo1
have been kind enough to express 70 ~ this 1ey-
"Weil done, good and faithful servant All along
our route have been received with Kindness but
your reception today, on returning 70 our State
sratideD No especially and W. feel proud that
here to-day. (Applause.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-27

-Dsiga1lss l0sasssl Tourtslstts, lats
Colonel q lAs Fourth rsgimsst, hss rsal1a-
cd on aseohnt ef physical disability result
ing iron 9 Inlay received b. : fall .
wasAiagtea.
Gen. 'ThSnas Isa.sis alSlehs sarri,ssd
n. s.. Faul q Monday . lsr 10 spu.poes q
joining Capt. Fisk's Expsd,tisa g Ne Isl-
lowstols. He VA fsversd With ssFsnadss,
congratulations &e. Is
An accomplished villain whose last
alids MAS Hon. J. w. Harris" has caused
quite On sxcitsmsnt n 81. Paul. Hs 10
proven 70 b . bigamirt, forger and embsx-
zler. He wss knows O. ST. Patl q s.Ths
Man With the Velvet Coat = and len sud
dealy With one Of Langley's $500 teams.
The Red Wing RspsbIes. says lat
Tuesday three hundred teams, loaded
with wheat. came int thst city. Not less
than 5000 bushels u wheat, q about S8
cents, were sold.
Mr.: David Evans, Of this county, r..
Gently sheared thirty head Of sheep. which
averaged DIX and . quarter pounds Of wash
cd wool to the sheep. kaakaso Record.
# w. 80. -E-Zl@, -,
,e..S. .ss'1 '1s' e'eve6 snoeP oe!oneins
~ IA r.r. yone = Jones ana seven belonging
20 Mt. Avsns' Of Sodson, were killed 81 few
a'eats sSo, ~ uoee. II We are not much
mistaken :, me dogs IN that locality are rot
s@.. @ ssIi.--%
The Record contains "a Interesting 40
count OF the presentation OF twelve volumns
Of he"dleys Pretoria! History Of the Rebel
, no. 20 On eaasl number OF young ladies Of
Men:a.o VINO nad been specially active IL
pao' uo1s! lot me 1e comfort ana welfare OF
~. ~ Ts ."E ov ~ zane ron veter-
~. y. vy"P."y =, 1aa 'a,nnesoss nee1-
~ e,, su1 "e1e P'ess"'su sasousa MI. y.
~. ....
-Aae so"s..e: 'oE no!sa'nS me ntoe ten
""es o' tne ooutnern A!nneeota krailroad
nss oeen 'ee 20 Mr. irving iste contract
OF On the Mectesol Ioad. the company
Thp;s ..... .. 5s.a .w.o'y @.e. 'nis ,e!.
co,,n.v M. 80 I'D ....s:".s s..n 20 'n ~
ths .nount Of !. 00O wP...,es R... JR: ~
The sh.kopee A,o., ,;v.. ~, ....,,,,
ofthe frirhtfui ueath Ga nan n.m.d RIM.
rose, 1t Spring Lake. He Vas. emplovsd
in . s.w-mill, where his arm IVES caught in
the betting and he dragged into the ma.
eh'nery: His fate was not known until 81.
teen minutes atterw:rd. whom his body
was 1oana or'ken ana crushed almost 70
Jeny. ne Wa - returned so'oier ana leaves
s'nm"y.
OxiY TIx YrA.si Tu. Woax n, a m.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-27
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

The politicians in Louisiana are talk.
ing Of making new State OF West Louisi,
ana, with the A.chafalays for for ito east.
ern boundary. .......
The President has issuef On order r.
leasing al military officers, prisoners Of
war, Of whatever rank, upon taking the
oath Of allegiance.
Gen. Dodge has removed his hsadquar.
tiers to. Leavenworth, and takes command
of al the troops in the 6eld operating
against hostile Indians. 49,.
Gen. Howard has warned the planters
of Lower Maryland that unless they. cease
turning OF their old slaves to starvs, Gov.
ernment will take possession Of their farms
and place the freedmen upon them.
1T u reported Gen. Grant recently
stated. in . conversation with the Mexican
Minister, that the French must leave Me1i.
GO.
Reports from the Mississippi Valley state
that the cotton crop this year will not b
more than one-fonrth the average, and su.
gar one-ten,h. The corn crop will be un.
usually large.
Nashville special states that Emerson
Ethsridge has been refused the benefit Of .
writ Of Aabeas corpus. Gen. Thomas De.
clines 70 surrender him 10 the civil authori.
ties for the reason that the writ was sus.
pended ia the State Of Tennessee BY Presi'
dent Lincoln and has not been restored.
The ram runderberg, ''Thunder Mum
tain." the largest sea going ram in III,
world, WAS s".cesstully launched on &a,ur
day. She carries four l5-inch kodn,s,i snt
twelve TO fourteen ll-inch Dahlgren guns
Within six months she will ba able t. max,
her is knots per hour and bid defiance :,
the would in arms.
= The St am propeller Quineb.u VA
wrs cksd Of .'a2e Lookout bay, on the I'D
Thirty or fo.ty returning soldiers wer
drowned. ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-27

NOTICE or MORTGAGES SALE: "
IN Mortgagors-Nargaretta Smith and David H
smith, Of st. Covd, Stsasns County. State Of Mime
sofa. =,
Mosts.see-Thos. G. Mcclure, Of tho town, eounty,
and State Aforesaid. ..-s' ..
Date Of Mostgage-JanuaEy 18th, A. D. 1855.
when and where recorded-Ju)y 6th, A. D. 1855.
IN Book -" Of Mortgage Deeds pages, So ISL So
IN the once Of Regeter Of Deeds. In and for StsaEns
County and State OF Minnesota
Amount claimed to b due at the date Of this no
tice-Two Hundred and nine dollars and seventy
cents (t2co 7olOol
Description Of mortgaged prenises-Lo<s number
ID seven and eight (S) In block numbered forty
ok e In the town Of st. Cloud according to the
vey made BY Z. 4. Curtiss, the plat Of which 10
corded In lhe once Of the Register ofDeeds In and Tor
said SteAzns County. sts
Default having bssn ssads BY the Mortgasor In the
payment Of the sam secured BY oaid mortgage and
no suit proceeding at law havipg been had 70
eoysr said mortgage debt OF any part thereof Now
Therefore notice 10 hereby gven that by virtue Of
power Of sale In sad mortgage contained and Of the
provisions Of the statute In such made and pro-
vded the sad mortgage will b oreclosed By sae Of
the said m0rt9aGed premises above described 20 BE-
made BY the Sheriff Of said county Of Stearns at Pub
c Auction, 70 the highest bidder ct the front door
Of tho Court House, IN st. Cloud, In said County On
SATURDAY, THE ~ DAY OF 6EPT1NBER,A. D.
o'clock IN the forenoon Of that day. to eat-
sy said debt interest and the expense q sale
with the further sum twenty-five dollars - attor.
neys solicitors council feea - stipulated In sasd
mortgage to be paid IN case Of foreclosure Of thesae
FsR TH0e. 6. MCCLURE, Mortgage.
81. Cloud, July lsth 4. D. 1895. jyxx-ew
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-27

We understand that Capt. Fisk will
positively start his expedition from St.
Cloud during the drst week in August.
He will leave St. Paul next Tuesday.
Gov. Miller, Gen. Sibley and Con. Msa-
Cher united yesterday in : telegram to The
President requesting the detail Of . mill
tsry force to accompany the expedition.
II Il desired TO secure . battalion ofmount.
cd men and : section Of : howitser battery.
Pres.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-27
MEEK ERR COUNTY ITEM.

Emigration int" this county this season
has far exceeded my antieipations and till
the strangers arrive daily. Crops are 6ne.
The earth fairly groans with the harvest
If the devil don't make his appearance in
some new shape, within the next month,
the people will be al right in this vicinity.
-Press
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-27

How long shall the South b held In
subsection by force.-Eioxees. a.. g.. 49,.
Until it gives up ito dislo. atty and takes
firm hold on true Union principles.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-27

6ons Of the State papers Gre bringing
forward the nsms Of Hon. J. v. Daniels,
Of Olmsted county, for Govelnsr. Mr..
Daniels 10 very good man-but he 10 .
civilian and viii not do for Governor tAis
time. "
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-27

y SteaSns.-ss. 's# sa -'-,'
District Court. Fourth Judicial District Stearns
county. - ~
Mary Jane shafer) Summons. ~. 4. Rev. stamp
against }Complaint 50 cents,
Peter V. Skater. not served. cancelled.
The State OF Minnesota" ...-
You ore hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint In this action which 10 filed with tho
Clerk q the Court aforesaid and 70 serve copy Of
your 70 the said complaint On tho subscriber
at hie once in st. Cloud, 9tearns county, Minnesota
within twenty days after the service Of this summons
upon you, exclusive Of the day Of such service; and
II you fAll to answer the complaint within the tne
Aforesaid the plaintiff In this action will apply 70 the
court for the relief demanded IN said complaint.
Dated st. C1oud, MIMI, 93d July. 1885.
jyxxvii-7t EDWARD O. HANLIN,
Es OF st. C1oud, Nina, Plainti6's Attorney.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-27

GoIp closed al New York on the 18th
st 1881.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-27

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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-27

NEW ADVERTxsEYENrs.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-15
AIleriH%s Sale.

EDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Issued out Of the
IO Circuit Court from the Coun Of wasco, State Of
Oregon. directed, have levied upon the following
described property. to-wit: The Saw Mill known rs
SMITHS MILL situated on Mosor's Greek, about half
the sppurtenances thereunto belonging will proceed
sell tho above described property t the Court House
tween tho hours Of o'clock, H., and O'clock p. NJ,
s9jsy tho above execution In favor Of Louis Clouss
and ngainst Thomas Smith. CHARLES WHITE,
Sheriff Of Waseo County, Oregon.
Dallcs City, August 2lst, 1906. au25:4w.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-15
Sheriff's Sale OF Mining Property,

IDY virtue Of execution issued by the Clerk of the
ID Circuit Court in and for Grant County, Statp Of
Oregon Judgment In favor Of j. II. Robins plaintiff,
against - Allen and D. c. Bouton, defendants, for
the sum Of two hundred and twenty and 1S-lOv
dollars Gold Coin Of the United States principal with
interest," costs and Disbursements and costs Of execution
and sale, and to directed, have levied upon and will
sell at public auction before the Court Hoase door, in
Canyon City, on SATURDAY. the 23d day oS SEPTEM-
BER 1855. between the hours Of and two O'clock
CLAIMS lying and being In Canyon Creek in John Day
Precinct Conpty Of Grant, State Of Oregon and bound
ed tho North by H. Cranes claim; on the East and
West, from bank 20 bank; on the South. by Hurst 4
Co.'s claim, each claim being from North to South, 10
feet, moro or less. NJ. p. BERRY, Sheriff
Canyon City, August 10, 1865. au25:4w.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-15
Notice to Bogus Gold Dust Operators

V0HN SCOTT, formerly Of Yreka, California, aged
- q r.23 years, slim built for hight hight over
feet dark hair aud complexion, regular features, slow
formerly of 5iskiyou County, California hight feet
broad shoulders, well made. trim built dark chesnut
hair, sandy beard, frank open countenance age, be-
tween 80 and IS years, partner Of said Scott; TAKE
NOTICE, that tho GREY MARE owned and left by you,
the head Of Butter Creek, In Umatila County
Tuesday the lat day of August, 1865, while being pur
sued by Sheriff possee, will be sold pupc auction,
in Canyon City, County Seat Grant County to pay tho
eos Of said pursuit. charges OF keeping and cost Of this
you, and charges paid before the iay of sale,
Canyon City, August 10, 1855. s. @. BERRY,
oRn2O;4w Special Deputy Sheriff.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-15
gully Mountainetr,
FEOWERs PROM ,HONr n .

FEO WEAS FhOM tHOMEs
Flowers beautiful fdwetsl
But these perfume bear
Richer than II from eastern bowerB
They brought their blossoms rare.
These delicate blossoms hung
Round green porch far away,
Where the music Of young laughter runE
Prom children at their play;
And within, one Of gtaser,air
Gazed thoughthilyyths Ehiie,
Marking the place Of vacant chair,
Missing an answering smile.
Say, hast thou the secret read
or Associations lore,
When Memory suddenly ontspread
Its strange life-gathered BtOrei
Words that have long been hid;
Tones that for years have lain,
BY the hearts cunning treasured a.
In pearl shells of the brain. W
Quick as the chemists spark l.a
Awakened can dispense
Through myriad miles Of ocean dark
Its bright intelligence.
An odour or tone
0'er iife's barren track
OF unrcmembered hours has flown,
Bringing to manhood back
The maddening of draught
From PASSIONS flowers distilled;
Or soberer cup, securely quaffed,
OF promises fulfilled.
So the sweet scent Of spring
From these oDorous petals flung,
Brings visions of fairy ordering
Meath their dewy clusters hung.
sec the wellknown group
At the far OF portal st,nd;
. / hear the shout OF the merry troop,
see the Uutstretched hand
Chidng the tardy post: ..-
know the bounding spring
, OF the jealous race who first to the host
The treasured leaves may bring,
The ring of the welcome cheer,
Tho old familiar tone,
The beamng smile, and the yelling tear,
For love of the absent one.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-15
BLACK LIST.

AN THE Sd day Of July. 1865, MEssRs, FERGUSON
" CO., paid me an account In GREENBACKs, At
PAR, for blacksmith bill, done at coin rates.
Coiviiie, July Is, 1866. 1 ~ JOHN SHAW.
A8-The above notice q derstanding betwesa
Mesm's. D. n. Ferguson Co. and myself They were
simply securities for attachment for the amount of
$6 which was paid by the parties who contracted the
debt. JOHN SHAW.
Colvills. August Is, 1895. '' au24-sws
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-10
rho nonahoIdern Circular.

The Bondbolders have out a circular this
morning, but they don't sign ii. They are
indignant at VallAndighsm. He has dared
TO question their infallibility and their right
to stand at the polls to bully and brow-beat
those who make their living By honest labor
We wonder il these fellows think they own the
people as well as the debts Of the government
They not only publish their intention Of
exhibiting their august presence at thepolls
to deter men in their employ from voting to
mako them pay their fair proportion Of the
expenses Of Government, but they seem to
suppose no one has even the right to question
the propriety oflheir domineering and lordly
preteusious. Whew dear Shoddy, how long
is II since, some of you we're in other men q
employ Whence your grand pfetensions aud
your extraordinary importance. The weight
Of your stomscbS, gentlemen, is much greater
than the weight Of your influence,
The threatening length Of your ears marks
you- most dangerous qualities. Come on,
aud let as see your dignifed countenanesS
at the polls. Put on your most important
airs. Look frowningly and solemnly into
the faces Of honest laboring men as they ap'
proach to vote.
But you will learn that white men are not
to be made your slaves so easily. They care
not to be intimidAted by such slight causes.
You must wait for pigger suffrage before
your game will win.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-10
GlOriOus Little Connecticut

We still keep our rooster up on the result OF
the great election in Connecticut We do so
because we rejoice over the return of reason
in New England and the prospect Of the con
tinued rule of tho white race.
But we do so more because Connecticut is a
witness against abolilionisls everywherel In
Connecticut abolitionism proposed to amend
the State Constitution to let negroes VOTE
But democracy rallied at the polls and put the
black crew TO route
Let us do so in Ohio tomorrow. Soldiersl
initiate the action OF your brethren in Connect
cut, who returned from the army in time to
save their State from negro rule