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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-04-26

duty bound to intefere with slavery IN
in any state where il exists. abolish 1t
and enforce such government as the
constitution requires. Is that compro-
mise Of the Fathers with slavery Slave
holders themselves, say. among whom are
Calhoun. Mason, Douglas. and String
fellow, that there is no organic law, aud
never has been any in the United States
making men slaves. Therefore, the Con-
stitution. which is the organic law of the
nation, has nothing in it, making men
slaves. Hence it cannot need amend
ment.
But let us look at the reasons why it
should be passed First it should be
passed as the Protest of the American
people, against the great National curse :
1.-THE sum of all villainies. desperate
step had to be taken by Shareholders to
protect slavery, and they availed them
relves of the assistance of the Father of
Lies" and borrowed from him that great
falsehood that slavery is in the consti-
tutien by construction. For the use of
this lie, they promised to give the peyil
the control Of the Democratic party in
Guiding the influence Of Calhoun, Clay,
Webster, Pierce, Richardson, Douglas
and JEFF. to get up q rebellion. second
only in magnitude to the war in heaven,
and assaSstnats Abroham Lincoln. All
of which has been most faithfully done.
Now the meaning of the amendment, is
that the people of the United States, con-
sign the whole scheme agency to agents,
to eternal perdition, to be reserved in
chains of darkness, until the Judgment of
the Great Day
Second, to justify ourselves in the year
of posterity, we need to pass this great
protestation. They may ask of US the
bill, for the great National debt we may
politely leave them to pay. If we append
our protest they will be satisfied But if
we allow this old Dragon to thrust his
head under the gullctine. and neglect to
cut it of, and allow him to live to prey
upon posterity, what can we expect but
their mcmberless and merited cxecrations.
When History records this diabolical
war and the late execrable assassination,
let it bear to the generations to come. the
proof that three fourths of the states
scourged the mo ncy changers in human
flesh out of the land, and passed a law
that they should never return.
The progress of the age, requires us to
let fall this weight of sin that easily be-
sets. and run in the race of advancement.
Other nations are going forward, break
ing the yekes Of oppression, and we can-
not stand still, nor 60 back. Inc Press
and Telegraph stand ready to herald every
event to all the world, and we cannot
hide our national sins if we would. If
we are DESTROYS to be respected by our
neighbors we must be just.
Besides, to escape the frowu of Jcho-
yah we must break off our sins by right.
sousness. and our iniquities by turning to
the Lord. This we may do, and we hope
to do by passing the great amendment,
"aholishing slavery forever throughout
the United States"
So mote it be. #. NJ. NJ.
Beverly Farms, Mass, April 1865.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-04-26

ca ]. 5. Lord. of Stowe is authorized
to act for us in the capacity Of agent for
our paper. He has list Of the subrcri-
bcrs in that town. and will cbecrfuliy
wait upon any one.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-04-26

Among those arrested in Washington
is Col. Tom Greene, son-in law of old Faith
err Richie, but many are arrested merely
as witnesses, ard arrest is not considered
as involving suspicion of complicacy in
the great crime. David Harold arrested
in Washington, had been out of employ
ment for some time, without visable means
of support, and intimate with Booth. He
kept fast horse, which he took from the
stable at shutdown on the fatal Friday,
and as he made off said: IF any one
asks for me tell them I've gone to New
York" On the same afternoon he told
some of his acquaintance that he was
going to St. Marys county.
CO Mr.. varney of Burlington made a
vow when Fort Sumter fell four years ago
that he would not have his hair cut till
the old Dag was restored. On Friday,
exactly at noon, he set four me at work
on it, and it was soon reduced to its or
binary dimensions. fe ...
1--WE are Soldiers and applaud no as
sassin," was the expression Of rebel in-
mates of the Libby prison on receiving
the news of the murder of President Lin
coin. The Telegraph enormously attribu-
ted to them directly the opposite senti-
ment. !Ai.
On Tuesday the rebel prisoners at Point
Lookout through their sergeants Of divi-
sions, passed resolutions representing the
voice Of $4,000 rebel prisoners, expressi ug
their adherence of the assassination Of
the late President, and their warm sym
pathy with the distressed family. The
resolutions were to be sent to the war de-
partment. thorough General Barnes, CON-
mandant at Point Lookout
ca The New York Tribune's cores
pondent says: ife sre
"Other evidence makes it probable that
he is one of the st. Adams raeders. He
gives his name as James Paine. and is
known here by several aliases. .
There is proposition to buy Ford's
theatre, rae it to the ground, and erect a
monument there. ltwould seem shocking
to continue to use the house us place Of
amusement or to make money out of the
painful notoritv piyen To II.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-04-26

Flowers Mrs Solomon Stowe sent
to this Office on Saturday last, a beauti-
full boquet composed of over dozen va
rieties. They were all grown in the house
but looked thrifty and nice. She will
please accept our thanks.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-04-26
Cambridge Market. Abr. s.

At market l4Ts Cattle about --Beem
- Stores, consisting Of Working Oxenl
Cows and one. two and three years old.
Prices-Market Beef-Extra $4,000 \
first quality Sl4 80 to 1900 I'd $40, 80 toll
Sd, Sl0.5 to 1928. ....
Working Oxen--$l3b to 800.
Cows and Calves-S35 to so.
Yearlings-S0O 90 TOGO 90; two years Oh
on |; to 1000 three years old, S45.O0 to %
Sheep and I.ambs-0O00 at market pd
lots, Sc soto 500 extra, 50 % to 25.M
Hides--09 IL to l0c per ID. Talow-
23ct perlb.
Pelts-S3 20 to 8 so each.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-04-26

FREAK or NArURE.--Oue of Oliver
Wells sheep, in Irasburgh, had pair of
twin lambs and lost them both. and in
just days after. she had another that is
alive and smart.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-04-26

An attempt to rob the Fairhavcn M.
tional bank was made on the night of the
18th inst The burglars reached the
safe. but could not opep it.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-04-26
Mon,peIjer Markets. Apr !

PRovIsIoNs.-Butt 20 to 80 Chees
to 25 Lard, 20 to 80. Tallow, ~ DviS
pie, Is to 20. Eggs, 20cents. Potatoes
rs. Beans, So 90 to 2,5O. West India N
20 to "a. Peas, 81 90 to 80.
APPLIES SO 90 per Dbl.
FLoUR--Extra, 81 90 to II so. DoubhI
1890 to 1850. Super-Fxtra, Sl3 80 hA
GRAIN AND HAY Corn, $l,72. w
Herdsgrass Seed, $3.50 to 600 per bush
yer, Is to 20 per pound. Hay. SIS to ~
Rye, Sl.S5. LII
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-04-26

I"Ihe house Of Eben'r Fields of
East Cambridge was burnt Friday, 2lst.
The furniture was partly saved. Insured.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-04-26

~ There is to be social dance at
the Green Mountain House in wolcott,
on the evening Of May LIST.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-04-26

q Sugar is still being made in many
remote sugar orchards II is said that
the yield in this vicinity will be an aver.
sge coo sF 9t as. Pen Us u32
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-04-26

eS The stage for Waterbury leaves
this place now at o'clock in the morn.
ing.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-04-26

Ga A naval officer was dismissed the
service by Secctary Wclles the other day
for protesting against a squad of rebel
prisoners being escorted by negro soldiers.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-04-26

ca Sugar and greenbacks will be
received in payment for the NEwspEALER
at this office.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-04-26
April "a. 1865.

O. Booth, the ASSASSIN. has not been
caught. but it is believed that ho is yet
in the city Of Washington.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-04-26

rVNHIs Is TO certify that ! have this day gsak
j son. George Griswold his time. DUNE
remainder OF his minority. and that shaIsgID
none of his earnings nor pay any debts :
contracting after this date, ro,n
.st.- ..rst SARAH A, GRlsNV~
l.. r. ALLEN. Witness. a.
Eden, April |, 1865. 9S' 2
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-04-26
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At Beverly Farms, Mass, March "a, Fni
B. Merriam. aged II years, months and W
She sleeps In Jesus and is blessed.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-04-26
[" S. Small
GIn looking over and -

@-In looking over and ,rr,,
books belonging to the Lamoill.
Academy Library we End fl,
wenty books are missing. ANY
turning said books will not OH
a favor upon themselves but ala
TEACHER g. Pupils or I
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-04-26
MartitN,

In Wslcott, April 2Sd, by Rev, II. Hen
Mr.. WILDER F. Chandler, of Keene N H., /
Miss Sarah M. 0lmsted, of Elmore
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-04-26
COUNTY Cn,I,,,s.-

state Of Vermont. ! Clerk,.
Lamoille Comfy. 81. I.amni,,V Vie,
Hyde PAX y
l.. S. Small, Clerk Of "
ty Court hereby certify that 7 !
day canvassed the votes r.t,'
this Office for County Comni,.:
N. R. Raymond, of Stove, in NJ
having the greatest number q
is declared duly elected COUNTY
siOner for the year ensuing -.
On the lst day of May A. D /,
Given under my hand this
of April, 1865.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-04-26

- -. II ~ NJ -. d
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-04-26

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THE semi-aI
i the town
houke in the
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to attend
present.
n April l9, J
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-04-26

Teachers I
ensuing ea
Academy i
lo'clockA. \
any one desi
'sxpectedto
Prudential
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-10
:,xa,rs3isS9a.sTgi.S IS VIRGINIA.
TUESDAY. Fen. I, 1865.
CEN A1'si

The Senate Tas called TO order at twelve
;J'elcrk, NJ, By ID. Plesid.nt, Lent. Gov.
PRICz.
Prayer by R.7. Jane, r. Taylor, Jr., CT
tho Baptist Church.
Mf. CeGaILI., from tfe Committed for Courts
Of Ju..iu-, reported bill 10 smsni The SSH
o.,.p.er OF Tho Onie, 81 "a to increase the fhsa
of Comnunt epltkh Attorneys in CATS Of
ouGvict!o1.
Tho bill vas rc,i :ha frs: :ine ard o: dsrtd
to tecaua reading.
Mr.. NrwaAH OF Ms.on, presented the pri-
o.siiags Of r,ss:ing Of Wi.cher's Cavalry,
smb.aajny rcsnlurions, which ware unani-
mousIy adopted by that company, dsolsring
";hn. Virginia has nothing 10 1sgre: in sepa-
rating tcraelt from the Uai:sd States Govern
m,nt-,het there is nothing TO dipconrass us
that gs viii never my down our arn5 until
rs arc fretmen that in submission VIC cen
zee p,;I::;ag IL: d!s'loDor SID ruin" 10.
Tie rcsOIutionG we're read AMI referred to
the COMMITTEES on Confederate R:lstons.
Mr.. DuL.ErY offered the following joint
resolution, aid the ruiss having been susperd'
ed en- his motion, il ~ss agreed to:
Resolved, by the Gtl:1al Assembly of Vr'
ein!S, That committee Of three on the pnrt
Of Tho Senate aud Is committee Of iVs on the
part of the n6ats Of Delegates, be appointed
10 enquire sid rspars on s-Ine tuiseb:. !:stl-
rronlal t. tic Virginia sold:era vow in tho
& I'D and those whu havs been rssirei by rea-
Sun of disability.
Tho PulsIDENr appointed Msssrs DuLsEEr,
GUY and Mask suid o2rnmittso on the part OF
the Senate.
Mr. CoLLnR offusd the following oint res
clu,ion, which lies oyer one day under the
rules.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-10

80 ,s!;:fs. biz ::a:s a:as :: 5''. i "a ;ii+l
G.! H:usks:;T ,s.s; !sag 'tosI s0i; Les ,r *,
iusion. l:nfIn2 :;'3:g d5s2 49,; 71luc2tG IS liz
isia O1g troops ,sSls3 teaii h:ra l.rv.Sa
and TuTsuci tho an.E.j, driving him !sg.:y :
mile, sud into be main Inc Of onsrcr el!lsGts
In this afsir we rsG7e. &c learn that Big.
Gen. G. NJ. Sorre!, CT Georgia, Commanding
Wrigh.'a old brigade, received a painful
wOuni through the thigh, which will ircara.
cit4te him for duty for s9ms time to c5ne.
All aloog the Inns yesterday thhrs was
moro G. less skirmishing. st time. quito
heavy Uannonsdiog between ta5 opposing
!iacs Wse a;nno.t c5n;inuo7s Throughout the
day. TIC Nank,rs villa leng range GGns,
| hrsd than -: frequent intervals on ctr "3,k,.
Las. evening, b5.pcsn ) end d o'G,0:a, 'Cr
Tie rpGca Of half ga t0ar, very ht,yy AID
.,pil t.icK-,Ac fi.rcstt of tbs day
aa4 heard il rh. direction OF BasSts-' l:.l
.. vicinity. IIo h,y. c. y.t bear! OF 10 ~
p.pan.,0a Of il, bu. it wss no doubt Cause by
an attack from oae sid, or tic other, tho :ssu!.
of whiaa will be asc.rtained tG-day.
The Yankees have fouc corps ia THE Rove.
msn.-,h, First, Second, Fifth and SIKH
| nea,ly tie satire rtrcc 9Th Of Grants a:riy -
| Il il q formidable l!iCh movement tAs The
extension Of his lines in the great pIano N.
| vest:ny this city We shah see wins: :. nil
comv 10, ba: # succsss!Cl VIC ehnl! BE- :,ush
Disappointed. The greet captain G. its
Draws army CT Northern Virginia, wai5% .is
nsv.r kG0wn defeat, ~ watching tie creLay's
! every movement, sid !Sae;o l:e directs =.
nsy feel assured ths' ~ advantage wa;ch
kill a:.d vigilance can prevent vii! Do Ee:acd
by the iGCo.yct E7a1tr.
AmcaS ,i,o kil!;i N I9G4ay,i ii GeaSEai
Woisjgst'A oriG4ie, (!..n:,si; AsLoaotr Tc5s
Mc..rs. William D. Wil,tn, CT Pe:Ctba:G,
and peti;grcH: n,d Spence c! Rich1cD4.---
Some twenty wc7s woun led. among sa:p,
Hamilton Nart.a .Id George Ilali Of r.:s:s-
borg.
or1:ClAL.
G.n. LIZ Ie1gr:..! ,i;ic;,liy 70 The War %.
ract:nsnt, oaycstcrdAy, ihsi tee ea.my mad.
no a.;a..s - T"-s1a? Aom '!.is ,n!:e2eh-
msais 20 nat9A:.s R-a. Th.;r ck:r.a:.IsTs
pushed I,G~:rl "a souo PORTIONS Of tie lines,
bl. NJ .itI3& i:as made.
ri,m u9;Ec'a c1sGi;D.
4, llii2ia! dteaa:c.: sas r.csivst ;-lu
M2:bJ'd c1MJi.rd ytsts :osy, s!i@iTinH ~
ilisn state'oe:.t ;na;:e By ;hs Nv i9sk
"T;ibu,.o' iJa. CSC hundred AID ;eo me. Cl
It's! 1o:nqsu! !l;.d bean cIrta:cl recsahy -
No: cr!y hss no puoh capture BEEN mlt', but
not r :can has hcrr l3s. rcCsn.iy, AZ. iSs
cOn,m!ud Is il t. haG tIht'-S al! ra.4:re
trim GH eFsr.
IRON UiLE':GTOs.
The s7.m7, wi;Aja :'s past ios dag, h4to
hcsa t..tiiag III. Asd,rsOa, below WI.
mil. .toa, IRON th-:r c"IGcas:. Some lew
ca.ual.;ss hive occurred IN rhs fVr.. Oao
snnbJa, is rtroi.si to haze bean dirs5.st by
tho -. OF tie t0rs.
DEATH or Cas-. wIHDER.
A dsspa.el WAS g:criT2! in this city IN
Yesterday anICuloipz the ioa;h Of EriZnGle!
Gen .ra! JJtn II. Min iev, 81 Florence. ). e.,
On tie nth inst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-10
TIE MASS MEETING ON MONDAY
hIIfyIIT .

TIE MASS MEETING ON MONDAI
NIGHT. -
The mass 1asetirg a. tho African Church CO
Monday night wss o1s o! tho most ert6u'is1>
tic eyer h.l1 in RICHMOND. Ten thousand
pore5ns .sars pra:er:. r7i.tjn cid without tho
buD;:c.. "nI Of eoaIsa t7To-thiTtis waro COM
pellad 70 he cont:nt With >onIY occaaionsl
gtiIopsc. vi .ha ep:aL.... and fraeneataty
parts OF sh, srse9he', fron winrlog seets and
cut Of. doar -tsHdiag ro1E.
Goreraa: Sri;.a Cnonad lis proceedings wiz,
a brisi sp~sah. prafa:Or3 Of the foiow;ns reso'
buttons. ahies w,rs unaainou'ly adopted:
Whereas, The Commonwealth Of Virginia,
in council w;:h 0rbsr AMERICAN States, did, IN
sis year ITO. ao!emoiy set forth that Thsa
any iurm al soser mems hto0ne1 deatrEGaVe
oi i:ls tar,Nna,s or dangerous TO tbs lIbortSs
oil the psap,., i. il tho tight snd duty OF tho
p.cpie t. a,:ar or sb5iish l.: IN purFuenOe
whereof :bsy did d.csrs Themselves !ndersn-
d.ni Stsics; Had wncTsaa hsr sspara!o lids
pspdsucs, sn! iAa; ii sh:s c,-actirg Salts.
was atter~a,d. Acknowledged by :ha world;
and 1hsr..s Fir~i-ia Ci3 subsequently teLn1,
with otas5 S.s.pt, c2ntG"n c1Yafnr1'nt 0:
ay.acv, iuf tbs En0lScG.cs @! .hs:: icrS'Rn
sff.irt aid o:hsr rE,c:tsd genera. purposes.
"aich said CIIaalpn government ur G2sncJ
received no ohsc - illtcc. recognition by
for.ign p3Ee-s then ns the Representative
If the sers..l State royeTsign!ies already
recognized AID waeroas Prgiais, enstl-
ing i:.te re :.sscr;.:;on I'll ;sdtrS,;on. that
az prcssiy 1etorsed Tor kors.if. and there
fore for hsr States, tho right which
.s..oasd to the acs ifseit, Of Iesumjng tho
poxnr- granted wheost:yer tbs SIMS Ilighs DO
pfrssytsd 70 lh.i, icjnry or or?sesel5n; aad
Whereas, the Commonwealth OF Virginia did,
III soverc;gl conTon!I-n, in April, 1851, de-
cids und lss.!m,ne Ia; tho circumstances
bad arrived which MAIDS it her Imperative
duty. "a i. vas nrt intisputsblc zisst to with.
draw trem be Las CT ,;ivn hloWn ;, the Unitad
S:s,es OF Autr:a,, sd rtsum. her separate
sovereignty aud whereas, tGis, her legitimate
ricbs, ba. been followed By 40 atroclous war
upGn h.r, sad upon the S:stes wish which she
subsequently termed ns6 confederation,
bv tho Ssstes from which shs aad ttey with
dew, for ii, purpose of suhjsoans her ana
them to the absolute and tyranniosi domlna-
ton Of the Unitsd Slatss; and whereas,
aftor four years Of hostilities, conducted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-10
cSao.a4iot-i, Washington. d. G., /

u Mrs Nary T. HAr-r;7. BfCat s'rs9',
nsr, F,u:s.,, iti1hm3,.i, Wy pear Wiz:
$50. xer tx la.t"r, - H's u truce, ara
bavn .:2a7r,: 80 an.s:- Funk O. u. ~
riysd yts,.s.n5; - .oi ns ga ic;:iTsd ne
(i,st Io..ar, Ia. NOT lii. e:!:.ro b. cCut 81
IL: ,as a,y .hirg aboaE zen; tell jour unt'e
70 p.: jnn ros! I'D | ~! asnd You rs.5'o
come II ihc,, nDsI he- te uneaay, % ga
viii h, III viSh: ssh:n syu .,os 1ers. Jr4Cs
il veil, III Las 70; ,lsSIio1, Ee IL in rHIi.i''-
p.ia q. work .; Jig tr.i-. | Lave =se,. a''o
pa, rer,o.aI IN SO Eaqlirsr, 5t1usc".s
tsu Nav YJE Ng"6 l. c3ry. lily !oTs - 80
ki.s IL. by ior To-. fonE an:sani'
r. Usyeltv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-10
h-Lwyst, n. I, Jan. II, !

~. Cd, =. i, JET III
20 Mr5. Fannie f., Box So, f'''':'..,.
Vs.--jt4i ;s lay se3ond pers1hs'' ny I'd
~ns dated January =. | Isl: We'll. 90
returned i,o1a New York o. sae !1.a =, ~ -
:cund all val; c.!isd IN yguE G:2tlSi - in
and family a!o well. j. il IN ,, sLt - .rs,:
the ermY te:ofs Petersburg, AID VIZ p
Cordoba en- ;hs b5At wben go coH'0'-
ts. wri,t-u hl,u 10 90 SO. FOL! NJ 10 '''-s -
soon ..c possible, and. j! :l.ossd' to 't'F ri, j,
% ,s. s'' hs , IS: s:s: u sny cher place IAN
atd :a;n,iJ s:o guns t. L0i.!s''t!'' i .~.,.Is
70 I.yu. 10: :u- a6sr Eom JNh 'Ii ..,yr|
All lri.adi io.n l,s - Iiai.i I'VE 80,
devoted cvuS:c, -----------
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-10

t. D.ugias H. Gordon. Esq, Frcdcritko.-
bnrr, vs. 1.-Two sscn yvur personal Of Ike
l3:h, sni a..ta been CRAFTY ri jicci ~ ;:ie
recent Of :wJ l.i,s!t, tSt;i .,lSt NJvembt!
AL Christmas Eve D.. Try;o7 hGs b:in
ON .ou. .:nia7, AID .c9lt;a B:;iI IS j.:ocrss.-
;rc iav5ratiY. II: fpcabo confidently of lis
ultimate res;2r4!i::! aai jrotr!0m from e,
iori,::Y. BIT csyJ Il al! Gc most teti5ua
ca.e, AID ..;!i r:GHirs nc % rOmaln at .csit
one v-,7. ,Tobsbiv i35g:r. I'm much eri--
o.rrsSs c / - kHuv ,..a- ~ 30, aud N at C.z
ious Ter y.uy atv!ct. Ii +. c0Glt sH2Hrip"Ty
or in ms, ] tiijmi !: DiI. :. X ~ C.nti. ~
tho Fp:iaE; I'll friends concur IT :.s gP;nl"a,
b.. .hirh, in s!3.s!j improving. wax mt:e
i1cly End a::.vc:y a"t has b:como qniso 1t
o,:,u.l:! 80 tbs h.ecc, s. nio1 !g acV:r TanGscd
tny Gc !isil. 70 pi.jo4.iyn on MS back has
vis,by decreased. II. ID, however, a.iii sub
ie,G 20 hs 7tr;0iital s:iactG, IS iftqusas'y
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administration and promote the siadicasien Of
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snd sp,in:rt Pub{s0 !!l!:s "
limited sphere of rrisst, life, shall not ossss
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V:rY truly ycurs,
(Signed) JAMES A. SsrnoE,
Secretary Of War.
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