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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-18

The Cedar Falls "Gazctte' chronicles
. remarkable illustration OF tho power
ofins,ihct in cattle, 10 the return to !.
farm in the vicinity Of tina, town Of
tvo steers sold from said farm a year
ago, w'"'ered in Palo Alto county and
thence taken westward with freight
train for Colorado. Il is supposed TIA,
ahe steers gave on. in the freight train,
wegc turned loose TO die, aud walk ed
to their old homo, q distance of coo
miles.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-18
Or. Taibott's Pills

Composed Of highly c,ncentratcd extracts
from root, and herbs Of the highest medicinal
value, infalliblc I the cure Of I'll diseases Of
the Liver or any arrangement o. the piges.
tive Organs. They remove 40 Impurities Of
the Bs,od, and are unequaled in the cure Of
Diarrhae, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Scroflla,
Biiiousness, Liver Complaint, Fevers, Head
ache, Piles, Mercurial Diseases, Hereditary
IIumors. Dose, for adults, ono pill in tho
morning, children half pill. From ono to
three pills wiz cure ordinary cases, and from
one to three boxes wiz cure my curnble
case Of 40 matter how long standing. Price
ST. 90 per box. Trade supplied Or sent by
mail.
V. MOTT TtLsoTr, NJ DIS G
yyrrSga 81 =. IL =. NJ. INK
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-18
Z e al Esta e Age nc]
ANU
CON W EY AN NC.

The undersigned having taken out Licenses
for the purchase and sale of Rea! Estate and
Co1seyancing 10 now prepared to attend to
the buying, selling and renting Of Real Estate,
making conveyances, paying Of Taxes Sc on
ths most reasonable terms. All persons
having lands for sals either improved or un
improved would do wellte cal; soon and leave
description Of the same, amount Of i'm.
provemcn's, quantity Of timber, price &c.
The undersigned has one Of the best loca-
tions in this or or any other county for the
sale OF lands, being 1t the Post Office one
door East Of the Rail. Road Station and Am
er,can Express Office, whore all strangers
call on their arrival here.
NORMAND LEWIS
veEl2 'uha, Toya -, 'cna.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-18
HON. 10 Use THE REMEDIES.

In Diseases ~ tho Etcod f1umcrs =. the Ha.e snv
ana every part 81 the holy u-c Extract sarsarsv
plying Pinrle, ana all external Huncfs Erup.:ons
the Improved Rose Wash
Use ths Extract Buehu 70, all diseases requiring thc ala
Of Diare,ic, except tno,c cisho Urinary .nc
ConorrhGa AMI Gloct; IN these ths Ess-c! EushG
and inject With the Improved Rose wass
Iv THESE EXTRACTS HAVE DEEM ADMITTED
70 Us- ~ TIE UNITED STATES ARMY, AMI also
n very general in all the STATE HOSPITALS ASn
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS throughout the land >. vel i.
In private practice, and arc considered Invaluable
remedies.
MEDICINE
DELrTERED 70 any 4.DDEESS
Diree. ie,,ersto to-
HELMBoLD'a DRUa 4 CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE, :
594 Broadway, n. Y, next Metropolitan Hotel,
eoro
nELMBoLDs MEDICAL DEPOT.
iO4 South Tenth St., Assembly Builds, Phi|a,
Ds.crfbs symptoms n az Communications
SOLO o. Ill DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
Beware Of counterfeits
H ASA Goa HelMeoLp's. n
~ Take no other. IN
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-18

GRAHAM 4 NELSON,
GENERAL AGENTS 4. DEALERS
ID all kinds Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPlBAEIlS
Farming Machinery,
nere now on hand for Sale,
EIRh COMBINED REAPEh
A.ND NO WEIR,
J. III. Manny's Combined Reaper
and Mower,
Bats Ohio Reaper and .NoDer,
svecpst akcs Thrsshing Machines, Two Horse
buckeye Cultiyatore, Runks Patent
Gang Plow, r. a. Gah's Pa
tent Combined seed
sowcr and
CultivAtor,
Stoner's Patent Cast Ste 81 Wire Tooth Sulkey
Horse Rake,
Se,by's & Elders Premium Corn Planter,
G. W. Browns [Gales hnrgh, Corn Planter,
Spring. tooth Hay Rake without wheels
and lifted over the winnow by hand.
Wooden Tooth Revolving Horse
Kakes, Burrails Irrn Corn
Xhcllers, Hide-roll hay
cutters, also Liver
hay-cntters,
Norse hay.fo,ks, Five. tooth cultivatcr, double
shovel. plows, Grand Detour Flows
Of all sizes, and
Moline Clipper P'ows.
Particular attention is called to our assort-
ment Of r. r. Smith.
CAST CAST. S rEEL PLOWSl-
Large Size Breuking Plors, riM and
tcith0ut trucks.
Wakefield corn planters, which are the
best in use. We have also, the best assert
n mt Of forks. spades, shovels, hoes and ia kes
in this market; nlso baskets Of all kinda
measures Of all kinds, curry combs, card.,
horse rushcs, coffee mills, wash. boards.
selves, buck saws, saw buc X, OK bows clothes
wringers, well. buc ks.s, FAX and wool wheels
brooms, bed-cords, halters, pals, wash tubs,
| wooden bowls, grind.etones and hAngings
| fork an ] hos handles Of al! kinds and sizes
also general assortment Of wagon staff
consisting Of hubs, felloes, sawed and bent
spokes, axels, tongues, buggy -polas and shaft
6nishsd aod unfinished.
.A'so, a le,2e snpyly cf SeAustler's snd Racine
Wi.cnn,ia) Fa7ons.
In calling attention 10 the above articles
We do not claim that We have bought or can
eel cheaper than an, body west Of Chicago -
We do claim however, chat we have houch, !
arge stock, and .. cheap ~ any one else can
bny. all Of which We intend to sell at price,
that will Warrant. those in need Of our goods
in buy Ing them. Call and examine ior yepr.
slvss.
u GRAHAM Z rELgOr
Iolsdc le.a, March 1s, 1865. Il
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-18
AIl1h N a N e q q D.
$1,000 How lost. How restored

60 How lost. How restored.
Just published, a new edition Of DR. Cul-
verwell's Celebrated Essay on the
radical cure without medicine) Of SpERMA
rcRRuoeA, or seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Seminal Losses lnpouENoY. Mental and Phys
ical lmcspacity, lmpedinents 10 Marriage,
etc: also, CoxerMPrIck, .EriL.rsY and Frs
induced By self indulgence or sexual extrav
agance.
nA-Price, in = sealed envelope only 6
cents.
The celebrated anthnr in this admirable
eesay clearly demonstrates, from q thirty
years successful practice, that the alarming
consequences Of self abuse may be radically
cured without the dangerous use Of inter.
nal medicine Or the application Of the knife
pointing on, mode Of cure, At once sim
pie, certain aud effectual. by means Of " hich
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
nav be. may cure himself chcarly, privately
and radically
nT This Lecture should be IN the hand.
ofevcr; youth and every man ia the Land.
SEM under seal, or in . plain cnrelopc, 10
any address peer pc,f on receipt Of six cents.
or two poet clamps. Address the ruhlifhers
cHAS.J. { KLINE 4 co,
l27 Bowerv New York. Post ofh.c
box 1856.
v7n25yl
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-18
The C0nGcSSiOns And Ex perlenCe
OF A NERVOUS INVALID.

Published for the benefit and as 4 cautior
10 young men. and Others, Who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, Of Nam
hood, So, supplying 1t the same time TnE
MEANS Of SELr-CUaE. BY one who has cured
himself after undergoing considerable
qu,ckery. BY enclosing . postpaid sddres.
sed envelope, single copies may Be had Of the
author.
NATHAsIEl AAryAla, ESQ, Brooklin, Kings
v6n22ly County New York
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-18
Notice.

Paet:<s having work At my store 1t the
time saosed Business in Toledo will End
the ssps ~ T. +. Armstrong; Drug S,srs in
2alclc lcwa. &c. Miller
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-18
THE 1EaIplE Re M EDIES,
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

TlcwoJc Kj fAppGh,S
snkns(a uu CmIsin Stomach Baa ndinn
u assurance pr
ob Dyspepsia
I N
hE tmnen npMNcp run
womendd
the hsnvca dior nd
lfm hrc
Newhn
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-18

~. Seo.H.s.s.. q. iaeea:.aenes 81 Cr!,e in0Anna'
iio, <o-,t.s, ~ II. rsa.r OF kiia.vs. Diseases q
=, Tr>.s-ste t.!ae tsa~e r-;-s rass pr,oss, V-e:s
:. So, e-sa1ie weaSaess, p,sii:, cenA.s Con-
T.a.r;s, H.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-18
EI!}!l3a}|IE33
NOT \ FEW

NOT 4 FEW
OF the worst disorders that ac. mankind arise from thu
corruption that accunola.s in the Blood OF s tho d,
ce-.res thu. hare b: r,af - purge out
equal in -0cc, HELH5OLD'S cOIP0ETD EITfAC=
or SIRSAPArILLI I: c!caas-s AMI rerovates III
Blood insts the viSos Of health !a,o the system.
rarses ont the hunors wa!eh raSs d.sea:e II stimulate
the healthy functions Of body and cxps ac d;sordc
that grow and ranklc "a tae Blood Snch re!aeiy tina
could be r.d has long bcea souGh: f,f aai fa
the Gfst time, the public hare which they san de-
pend Our space here does admit 81 certificates t.
chow lie effects. HI. the tai Of e.-ie bottle viii sac~ Z
che has virtues assn5 anything thcJ
ever taken.
T~e sah,e.re er.tul ef.Ae yxtract II ado
70 pint of water is eanal 20 tse Llsho, Dict pr,.
enc battle Il cqaa. sa'lon efh,S r2 Il sa.sip:ra
.. the decoe.ioa as usually naac.
Tn. above Extracts .re pr~r,--4 ~ rn..- .e,.saa-
rrinclples-in Ticuo-and cubsky sie ISL strength o.
the Ingredients entering Into their ccnpc.c- Av.ad5
and conclusive teS ri be comparison Of .heS p:ep1
tics With those forth 10 .Ac = 5. Dspsasa.ory.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-18
GrOveslecn L Co.
400 BROADWAY n. Y
Wv. So.
The Mason 4 I1anllln Cablnc
neOnSNs

Forty different etyles aiap.ed';o sacred and
.ernl.r music. FOR $50 IL Sst,, e.en. THlR
1Y.FlvE GO1 n .cr SILVER MEDALS. or
other hrst premiums awarded them. lllu-
strated Catalogues free. Adj, cs., MASON
\ HAM1lN, Boston, or MASON BROTHERS
New York. v-ns5
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-18

~. We had a ligi., frost last Snnda,
evening and heavy rain on Monday
evening.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-25

the Administration-thatbo the Government: I:
ahigher loyalty than that which we owe TO the
G1vernment--thst to freedom. This lie an
occasion for demonstrating it,"
Here we have new edition Of the
"Higher Law" which, originally pro-
claimed in behalf of the abolition Of
slavery, is now invoked in behalf of ne
gro suffrage by this radical editor, who
pronounces restoration, without the re-
cognition Of bis doctrine, t.'0 q
AN iniquity which shalt be blacker than
convsnant with death aud league With
hellrr i .0 AA-Lt NLE
In all this we see tho design and and
of radical abolition fanaticism. 1t used
to call Union with Shareholders "a
covenant with death and league with
hell" and this is the name it now applies
to restoration without negro suffrage, and
Threatens war against it. Look out for the
"next war I"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-25
Result of Bad Comnanr.

Years ago, when g. Volney Dorsey was
Democrat, he had the reputation-well de-
served 10 doubt-of being an honest man.
Then the man that would have dared to inti-
mate that Volney would have sunk so low in
crime as to cheat soldiers, while protesting to
protect them from fire in the rear, would
have been secuted as common slsuderer.--
Lucfer was once an angel-Benedict Arnold
was once patriot, just as Volney was once
an honest man. But Lucifer got into bad
company and attempted to resist the laws of
Heaven, just as the Abolitionists did those of
Congress while running the Underground
Railroad, and he fell never more to rise--Ar-
mold got into sweet communica with tories
and other bad company, and his name is hand
ed down as infamous. Volney pursuing a
similar course fell into bad company-got in
to the State house and was closeted with re-
belious leaders, got an itching palm, and he
is now held to gaze as q representative man
OF Volney's Ruins-a monument OF the folly
and crime to which man can be brought by
keeping bad company. Had he voted the
Democratic ticket for the last six years. VOL
ney would have been respectable Citizen
AS he did not, the PenitentiRry already yawns
for hm.-CriSis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-25

1t might be well for some Of those who pro-
iess 10 follow in the footsteps Of John Wesley
to put in more constant practice what that
good man taught upon the subject Of freedom
Of opinion. We give the following from his
writings
"Condemn no man for not thinking as you
think. Let every one enjoy the full and free
liberty OF thinking for himself Let every
man use his own judgement, aimee every man
must give an account OF himself to God
Abhor every approach, in any kind of degree,
"a. the spirit Of persecution. If you cannot
reason or persuade man into the truth, new
er attempt 10 force him into it. If love will
not compel him to come, leave him to God,
the Judge OF ALL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-25
NOTICE.
sHERIFFs SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue OF and IN obedience 10 an order Of the
ID Superior Court, of Montgomery County, Ohio,
will sell at public sale Saturday the Twenty. fth
day OF November, 1858, at the Court House at 2
o'clock p. M, the following described premises stu-
ated in said County, being in the South West quarter
Of section No. thirty four (34), township Ave (6),
Range Ave 10y East, beginning at the South East
corner OF a lot now owned by the heirs Of John ".
rods 10 stone; thence East twenty-four rods
to corner stonei thence South, twenty rods TO a
corner thence West twenty-iour perches TO the place
OF beginning, containing three acres more or less.
said premises have been appraised Al twelve hum
dred dollars and cannot sell for less than twothirds
the apprasment.
Terms;-One third cash, one third In one year, and
third in two years; back payments 70 bear inter-
est and TO be secured by mortgage on said premises.
OG. n. DAVIDSON, sheriff.
r. THOMPSON, Att'y. oct25 -4tw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-25
gailg Gmlt'IpIlre.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1865.
Current News Items.

The Secretary Of War has issued an order
that hereafter no person shall be arrested as
a deserter for having failed TO report under
any Of the draft laws.
There was but light vote polled in Flori-
da al the late election-only three thousand
in the entire State
Mr.. Mcpherson, the clerk OF the House Of
Representatives, says he will not put on the
list Of members names any person claiming
to be elected from State that has been in re-
bellon, which would let n eighty Southern
members.
Itis reported that there is q negro insurrec-
ton in the eastern part Of Jamaica. Troops
have been sent tbither to quell the disturb-
ance.
Harriet Wells was lately murdered in
Washington By her paramour, Levi Farwell.
He administered chloroform to her, and then
robbed and murdered her.
The Steamer Majestic, with $50 bales Of
cotton, was burned yesterday at Shreveport,
La No lives were lost
Governor Brownlow has sissued special
message recommending the issue Of four mil.
lions of dollars Of bonds to pay interest on
debt of railroad companies.
The Senate Of the Tennessee Legislature
have voted gold medal to General Thomas
Tor the defense of Nashville.
There is considerable excitement at Beau
fort, about the ownership Of the Sea Islands.
The authorities at Charleston have prohib-
tied the organization Of negro militia, as hAv.
Jog tendency to bring on war OF races.
The convention Of United Ststes Assessors
is nov in session in lbany, New York. The
proceedings of this convention will be looked
forward to with much interest.
1t now stated that Jeff Davis will have
trial in few days.
DR.. Cobell, of New York, has been sentene,
ed to two years Imprisonment in the peui-
tentiary.
1t is believed that Governor Parsons will
be elected United States Senator from Ala
bsma.
The death Of Commodore Misroon, United
States Navy Ordnance Officer, is announced
The English capitalists were, last night
bsnquetttd at Delmonica's in New York, by
the Erie Railroad Company
Governor Morton still remains critically
ILL.,
A Lev iny- lollar counterfeit legal tender
note has made its appearance
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-25

A most novel claim has Just been allowed
by the War Department at Washington. 1t
seems that under an order of General Gran
ger, ISSUED at Nashville, 1863, a steamboat
load of women of il-reputaton were taken
from that city 10 BIS landed at Louisville or
Cincinnati. The authorities at these places
refused to allow them to land, and the result
was that the captain of the boat was obliged
TO keep them on the river for about month,
when he returned with his cargo to MASKS
vile The trip cost the handsome little sum
of six thousand dollars, which the Govern
ment now DAYS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-25

II Christian votes for Mcclellan he sins
against God ?'--he was constrained to
answer: "Not at all-not at ALL"
II follows from all this that politicians
and men of the world have right to say
to the clergy--"mind your own business.
In the language of the great Burke, "you
have and can have nothing of politics bat
the passions they excite" Leave to us
the management Of the questions growing
out Of our form of government--seces-
sion, State sovereignty, restoration, the
elective franchise and the like,-for we
have made the study Of them the business
Of our lives. Degrade not the Church
by making it an appendage to a political
party. Tell only of death, and heaven
and hell of "Jesus Christ and him
crucifed," and then every soul that is
weary and heavy ladened, whether he
votes as you do or not, will be unrestrain-
ed by political animosities when he would
incline to come and ask of you "what
shall do to be saved :"
We append the report which has sug-
gested the foregoing remarks, calling atten-
ton to the fact that the christian editor os
the Journal now, that the election is over
is not afraid again to intimate his opinion
that negro suffrage is an exceedingly
christian proposition
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON THE STATE OF THE
COUNTRY.
3. Resoiued, That the judgments of God
upon US, and the voice of His Providence con-
cerniug slavery, declare that absolute justice
and equal rights of citizenship and suffrage
for all men can alone secure the divine ia
vor and the permsnence OF our nationsl exs-
tence and call upon all Christian men to re-
buke any disposition in the north or the south
TO continue the oppression of this people whom
God has set free
There is no uncertain. miserable neutrality
ring about this, but it is hearty and above
alI-christidn Journal.
- PHlLoPoLTTIEs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-25
ReCOmInR Sensible.

Jay Cooke, agent for the sale of Govern
ment Greens, is getting considerable of wit
into his head. He has issued circular in
which he makes the following remarks about
the present contemplate Internal Revenue
system
"Revise the excise system itself Knock
the inquistive and annoying features out oft.
Quit counting the teaspoons of the people
Sop feeling in pockets for watches to tax.
Cease this inspection of buggy wheels and
counting Of harnesses, and the spectacled
peeklng into the work and incomes Of taiors,
shoemakers and smiths. Quit this counting
of, on masculine fingers that should be
hoeing corn, the bonnets made by miliners,
aud the manufacture of rainbow wrappaRes
for our dear girls Qdit taxing the matches
with which people light their candles A great
nation should seorn such sources of revenue.
A free people should be freed from inquisi-
ton into its domestic life by salaried officials.
The pride of nation its truthfuness, it's
reasonable right of privacy in conducting it's
business, should be sacredly shielded by law
Petty sources of income TO the United States
should be flung away. To the utmost possible
extent personal annoyances should be avoid
ed in gathering this income. The revenues
that are collected on hearthstones and in the
barnyards-all those that irritAte in the gath.
ing, aud consequently demoralize. should be
acornfully abandoned by US, and that, too,
right speedily and forever
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-25
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

DY virtue OF and in obedience TO an order OF the
ID Probate Court, OF Montgomery County, Ohio,
will sell at public sale on Saturday the Twenty
eighth day OF October, 1895 at the Court house at
estate OF Henry Hagedon (also called SMITH de-
ceased to wit; Situate in the city OF Dayton, IN the
county OF Montgomery, In the State OF Ohio, on
Fulton street near the Dayton aud Michigan Freight
Depot, Lot numbered eighteen hundred and nineteen
Qsl9) according 70 the revised plat Of said city Of
Dayton.
ON said premises s erected large brick house
with ten rooms, which was appraised at thirty SIX
hundred doll irs (Ss 60OOO) and can NOT sell for less
thar 90 400 90 ree OF dover Terms ofsale, third
cash, one third 10 one and one third in two years
from day OF sale with interest from date ofsale and
secured by Mortgage on the premises.
August, 2ith 1885.
wENDELIN SoHELHAMRR
Administrator OF Henry Hagedon, deed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-25
AnOther war Thr.atened,

The radical abolitionists - through
whose insane and fanatical policy the late
desolating civil war was brought upon us
are not satisfied with the manner of its
termination. All they were seeking for
has not been accomplished, and they are
especially indignant at the prospect of q
reconstruction of the old Union without
a full recognition OF the social and politi-
cal equality of the negro. This is the
secret of their malignant and persistent
attacks on President johnson and his ad-
ministration, and they seem resolved to
carry out their cherished ideas in regard
to the "man and the brother" even at the
expense of another civil war.
The Boston Commonwealth, the organ
Of Senator Sumner, has already gone so
far as to threaten this alternative, if tn
Southern States are admitted to repre-
sentation in Congress without full recog-
milton of the right of negroes to vote
Hear how it talks in late issue
There was time, (says the editor when
the whole nation looked upon Mr., johnson
with affection for his person and confidence
in his administration. That time qas passed
away The President Of the United States
has become 'party" man, Influenced by a
party motive, governed by party principles,
and unfortunately committed to party policy
that i0ii as undoubtedly bring on another
spar as the twenty slaves, introduced into
Virginia thee centuries ago, were the eau Sc
of tho struggle which has iust ceased"
This is palpable threat from the or
gan of the Boston abolitionists of an
other war, unless the negro theories Of
that tribe Of fools and fanatics are not
acknowledged and carried out. The edi-
tor thus states his cause of dissatisfac-
ton
alt is but stating the whole truth in a
nutshell to say that all our blood and treas-
ure shall have been spent in vain unless tho
negro is permitted to vote.
So ths people of the North, who have
shed 30 much blood and taxed themselves
with an immense debt, are menaced by
these radical abolitionists with more
"blood.letting" and more debt to carry
out the negro equality doctrine.
"What then tasks the anxious sditor)
What rests2 Where is the silver lining Of
the black cloud Where is there an issue out
of the difficulties and danger that beset our
path Only in prompt aud decisive action
of Congress. IL is all very fine and very
toyal to talk of sustaining the hands Of the
'-eident' We cannot support him in q
Aliey 0hieh zoe must regard as fatal There
higher duties sometimes than that Of ac-
HOm,eDce. This is an occasion. There is
ass ar loyalty than that which We owe 70