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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-19

WHAT SHALL BE DONE WITH THE Dry
BREAD ?-This is becoming serious ques-
ton, even to those free and easy housekeep.
ers who in times past have been in the
habit of throwing their dry bread to the
fowls or pigs. In a large family it is un-
ayoidablc, without undue pargimony, to pre-.
vent some accumulation of dry, bread.
Young America is not kept in gs good sub
lection now, as it was in the days of our
grand mother, and refuses to, eat What older
ones pass by. Thorough hotsckespers have
various ways Of working up such remains,
they tell me, and here are some Of them
Mfrk T6AsT.-If the piesos Of bread are
not too small, toast them nicely then put
some milk over the stove, sufficient to cover
the bread. Let it scaId, and if butter is not
over fifteen cents pound, spread the slices
with it and let it boil up gently in the milk
III put in when tie milk IS cold it viii fall TO
pieces. Salt il slightly.
BREAD PUDb1EG-Cut or pound your
bread fine, cover it With sweet milk and set
it ON the stove, where it will heat gradually.
Take 1t OF, pnt in little cold milk, aD egg,
two spoonfuls of sugar, to one of butter,
some salt, and any aaYOriDg you Ike. Bake
an hour or more.
PANCAKEs.-Soak your bgcad in eold
sweet milk until you can smash it fine with
a spoon; then put in aa egg; some salt, a,
little soda. and -four e1ergh to make It a bat-
ter Bake in the usual, way.
Apother way. Prepare your bread by.
chcpping, the SINE as fer dressing for !.
baked fowl. Pour on some boiling water
and let 1t stand for short TINE. Then
/ seasqait with bntter. pepper, salt and sage,
| tke same as 4or dressing. Pack it down I'M
| asbaking dish, and let It remain In Che oven
half an hour, but not where it will burn.
Another way: When you have potatoes
! 70 warm up, soak some bread ashort tfsae in
milk, and when you put your potatoes over
the FIRE, add the milk and bread to them.
Stir them lyeil together, and those.gl,o have
tried it say they are an Improvement on
potatoes alone.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-19

Formerly the, ladies set their caps at
the men now they set their waterfalls; and
when woman sets her waterfall at fellow,
it is only natural that he should be .sover
head and ears Immediately.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-19
Written for the Norfolk yirgfnian. j
.sbRAPS FROM NY PORTFOLIO.

nYA.s ENaLlsn,sAN IS TnE eosgElp sE:asIeE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-19

Gen. Longstreet and the BattIe of the VIII
derness, May 5, 1864.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-19
of Bultinore

G1-This Whskey is charnct cterizcd by tic absence
Of heavy Fusi! OIL Sugar and POISONOUS Metallic
compounds, aid by retaining it's. ethereal Udcrous
oil untaintcl. 1t has the chemical composition o.
pure, carefully defeated Rye Whisk,
Respectfully saia AssSeT IA a5iisIoi; III T. street tP
Boston, Mass, 23d August. 1852.
Having made a careful chemical analysis of the
PamraihdrtiConizcd Old Rye Whiskcy of Mr. JpuN
WILsoN, HtlIH"re. pleased tu state tnut i, is
entirely free f" Fu-il Oil, talic Salts, other
matters in any way detrimental to health. In
ma, richncss and delicacy ui flavor. II camLOI be
Paesed. !, Il. 6b. cttulty J6ursy.
c. A. LElBIC;, AuaI teal Chemist.
Baltimore, July %, Ie62
Careful chemical anal yse "f four kinds of Whi5
key Superior Old Rye Whisky. Supcri"r O!d
BOur bnn Whlskcy, Superior Old Wheat Whiskey,
Superior OH Corn skcy--PancatnaI tru'. z Il
by cans OF the patent upPnI atus invcnt,d by J"hn
bc Cutihly free from the heavy Fusil Ois aud from
th. p Is"nOus mctalIc compounds Uf.en found in
Whiskeys.
They taiu tre Etl,crcnI Products ehtir"Iy free
frotfiA any fE'ET pruducrd by injured grain,
less fermentation, and being unmUdifi by tho
of sugar, are rcln"kably pure pr".utts Of delicate
chemical operations. Respectfully, ~
=. A. HAYES, NJ. d.;
State Assayer, ! ; BJyls. oil street,
Boston. nass.. 2gd August. 1863.
D9- ORDERS SOLICITED ~
G3-Dealers and Druggists allowed l'bcraI dis
count. For prices aud part iculars address sole
49, - " JOHN F. WILSON.
w. Corner Howard 4 Camden streets.
BALTTMoRE, Nov Z, 1868.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-19
BALTIMORE CARDS.
BY rnE 1AaD or MARplE nA6lt.

/ THE PLEDGE,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-19
Panea'lIar9lconized
OLD aye whaskey.
JOIN E. WILSON:
CERTIFICATES.

Gits purity has |, cn.fuliy tested as per the an
nexed certificates of analysis:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-30
Auction sales.
BY JOHN H. PARROT, AUcTIoNEER.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
' By virtue of q decree of the Circuit Court
for Alexandria county, rendered in the suit OF
Taylor VS.. Taylor and others, the undersigned,
sale, at Public Auction, in front of the Mayors
Office. in the city of Alexandria, on Saturday,
the I'd day of December next, the following
property:
side of Prince street. beginning Is feet 5 inches
thence northwardly parallel with Royal st.,
88 feet to ask feet alley, with use Of said alley
thence westwardly parallel with Prince street
26 feet, inches, thence southwardly, and par
allel with Royal street SO feet to Prince street,
thence eastwardly parallel with Prince street,
and binding thereon 26 feet It inches to the
beginning
No. 2.-Adj joining lot No on the west, be-
ginning on Prince street SO feet 81 inches to the
westward of Royal street, and running thence
parallel with Royal street "a feet, with the use
of the six feet alley referred to in Lot No. i
thence westwardly parallel with Prince street
26 feet II inches to the line of the lot belonging
to the Farmer Bank of Virginia; thence south
wardly and parallel with Royal street, 81 1eet
to Prince street, thence eastWardly parallel with
Prince street, binding thereon to the beginning.
No. S.-A LOT OF GROUND with the hyeszE
BUILDING thereon, situated q on the west side La
Of Royal street, between King and Prince sts.,
beginning "a feet to the northward Of Prince
street at the northend Of alley six feet feet wide,
with the use Of the said alley; thence north
wardly and parallel with Royal street, and
binding thereon 10 feet inches, thence west
wardly and parallel with Prince street 125 feet
= inches more or less to the line of the lot of the
Farmers Bank of Virginia; thence southwardly
and parallel with Royal street 10 feet inches
thence eastwardly and parallel with Prince
street, 125 feet y inches to the beginning.
No. 4.-Adjoining No. 3 on the NORTH begin
ming on Royal street ll3 feet 5 inches to the
northward of Prince Street, thence north
wardly parallel with Royal street, and bind
ing thereon 10 feet a inches, more or less,
to an alley feet wide and 40 feet deep, with the
use Of said alley thence westwardlY and parcel
lei with Prince street 40 feet, thence north two
feet, thence west d feet inches, thence north
% feet 9! inches, thence west feet two inches
thence south one inch, thence west SO feet more
or less, to the lot of the Farmers Bank of Vir-
GINA, thence south A feet one inch, thence by
straight line l25 feet. + inches to the beginning.
Terms Of Sale:-One-tenth of the purchase
money in hand, the remainder in three equal in
stalments at s, y, and IS months, with interest
from the day Of sale. Bonds Of the purchaser
with satisfactory security and the title to be re-
tanned until the WHOLE purchase money is paid.
lzg~ Sale to take place, on SATURDAY, the
I'd of December, at II O Clock NJ
LAWRENCE 3. TAYLOR. Cer-~-
". ARTHUR TAYLOR. o0i11Iil -
%
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-30

A considerable reduction in the force employ
ed in the Navy Yard III Washington, has taken
place. Many men will be thrown out Of employ
mont this Water, in various portions Of the
country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-30

POLICE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S OFFICE =
Stephen Bates and Matilda Smith. charged
with disorderly conduct, were each fined S. and
costs and discharged
No cases, to-day, at the Mayors office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-30

The military order issued some time since
forbidding the Bishops and Ministers of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in Alabama from
holding divine service or preaching, has been
revoked.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-30
NXTE HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A
w partnership, under the style Of
WILMER & WASHINGTON,

W CO-paTJnGfSnlp, UnUCT CIlt SJJ I6 OF
WILMER & WASHINGTON,
and will carry on general
. AUCTION g. CONMLSSION b USlNESS,
in the large and commodious warehouse on the
wharf occupied for many years by Stephen
Shinn.
We solicit consignments of all kinds Of Coun-
try Produce, Dry Goods, Groceries, Cotton
Yarns, Tobacco, &c.
apeelesl 4 attentlon gve1 TO the SAFE OF hg
scription Prompt returns will be rendered as
soon as sales are made.
Groceries and other goods furnished on the
best terms. References given if required.
GEORGE K. WITMER.
aug 7-tf GEO WASHIN GTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-30

The sill Of the draw in the Long Bridge be-
Ing broken, quite number ofvessels are una
bic to reach the wharves in Washington. The
necessary repairs will soon be effected, and
navigation resumed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-30
* REAT BARE AIMS!
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!

An extensive stock Of WALL PAPER,
WINDOW SHADES and FLXTU RES, Pic
ture Cords and Tassels, Sc, can be purchased
at greatly reduced prices, at tho store of the I'M
dersigned, No. III, King ST. fourth door above
Washington st., preparatory to closing business:
Those who have pictures at the above-named
store to be framed, will oblige by calling for
tn EN- at an early day.
nov lift JEFFERSON TACE4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-30
BY :. &. ROSE & CO., AUCTIOWEER.

T ARGB AUCTION SALE OF GOODS
Mornings and Efternoons Next, commencing
at 10 O clock a. NJ, and 2 O clock p. H.,
FOR LADIES ESPECIALLY,
8 largr and splendid assortment Of Calicoes,
Mouslin de Laines Alpacas, Merinoes, Shawls,
Blankets Flannel Of all kinds, bleached and
unbleached ALuslins, Sheetings, Iickings, Bal
moral and Hoop Skirts, Cassin eres, Cassinet,
Spool Cotton, together with large variety Of
Sleeves Collars, Corsets and Fancy Goods.
The attention of ladies is particularly called
to this lot Of goods, as they must positively. be
closed out. j. A. ROSE & CO., SO. King st.,
nov 29-3t near Fairfax street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-30

A colored woman named Jane Warner, liv-
ing on Columbus street, south, died last night
very suddenly. The symptoms indicated apo
plexy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-30

Arnold vs. Arnold's admir-, Kephart VS.
Barker, and Cook VS.. Hardesty-continued
till next term.
4 Board of Public Works of Virginia, VS..
Selden, Withers & Co.-death of Withers
suggested and case continued.
Court adjourned till Court in course
RIVER SHORE PRopERTY.-We learn that
the long vexed question of title tothe Hepburn
River Shore property, binding on the North
ern line Of the Canal Basin, has, at last, been
entirely settled, and thatthe owners Mr. Chas.
NJ. Taylor and Mr.. Lewis Cooper have their
title perfected. We hope, now, therefore,
soon to see this valuable River front, improved
with Coal Wharves, and the landed portion
covered with comfortable tenements for the
laborers, that must be there This property
extends from Fairfax street to the river chan
nel and on the river about 1900 feet and the
Loudoun & Hampshire R. r., passing through
the centre, is SO graded as to make it every
way available for the future coal trade There
is a great field for capital and enterprise in
property in this place along the river front.
The Richmond Sentinel says :-"There is
reason to hope that the Manassas Gap rail
road, so important to the farmers of upper
Fauquier and Loudoun, ond to those Of the
beautiful valley Of the Shenandoah, will ere
long be restored, and in operation. The iron
was haulod off by the Federal military authori-
ties for the repair or construction of other roads
chiefly that from Harpers's Ferry to Win
chester An order has been obtained for its
restoration wherever found, and in consequence
Of the popularity of the pattern of the rail,
tie Identification is easy. We trust the iron
horse will soon neigh once more along his &C.
customed track
RAILROAD ACCIDENT--Loss OF LIFE
understand that an accident occurred on the
outgoing train on the 0. & A. Railroad last
night, by the springing Of rail, near Warren
ton Junction, by which car was thrown from
the track and completely demolished and three
soldiers killed and some twenty odd wounded.
The soldiers belonged to a New York Regiment
and were on their way to one of the posts on the
line of the road.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-30

r r. EVANS would respectfully call the
% . attention of the Ladies to his large stock
of FURS, consisting Of Mink, Siberian, SPUR
rel and Sable; also, large stock of Misses and
Children FURS, of every description, which
will be sold cheap. Also, fine stock of MEMS
and Boys Felt HATS. Furs repaired at short
notice Call at No. 80, King ST.. no 21-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-30

NEW HAMS, Shoulders, Breast Pieces an(
IN DRIED BEEF, received and for sale b,
no 28-lw DAVY & HARMON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-30

The sales Of Government. property at Fort
Worth, near this place, were concluded yester-
day. at5sa-. 54 I.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-30

We are indebted to Mr.. Johu Phillips, Ag't
Of the Potomac Line, for late Richmond papers
n advance Of the mails, e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-30

The Postmaster General has directed the &C
ceptance of the offer of William Boles, Of Alex
andria, Va, to convey mails from Drainesville
by Thornton's Depot Peach Grove, Falls
Church, and Friendship, to Alexandria and
back three times week, at the rate of $3.50
per annum, till December 81, 1866
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-30

The sale of railroad material advertised by
Colonel H. L. Robinson to take place at Alex
andria on December 4th, has been postponed to
December 18th. A large quantity Of lumber,
the contents Of machine and blacksmiths' shops,
and variety Of material Of value to railroad
companies, is to be sold,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-30

BOYD & BRO
NEW AND SECOND HAND
HOUSE FURNISHING $40 + + !,
No. 268, King street. .
ALEXANDRIA, ia.
Have on hand, and offer for sale, On lowest
BEDsTEADs, LOUNGES, SETTLES,
Chairs, Tables Stoves, and, in fine. all articles
proper for Furns hing Dwelling.
Also, Oval Gilt Frames, Window Shades,
Looking Glasses and fine assortment CT
FEATHERS for beds no 2S-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-30

ID OIL BUTTER, Sc, 200 lbs. Fresh Roll
N Butter 1000 lbs prime Buczwheat Flour,
received and for sale by
no 28-1w DAVY s. HARMON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-30
JeVWgeEr,y,
g L O G. K s.!

{ ! L Q G X 5 g . 9 K $
Just received large and varied assortment
Of CLOCKS, at prices to suit the times.
10 lift ". ~. ADLAl, Is. King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-30
NLOAKS, CLOAKING CLOTHS, AND
" HOOP SKIRTS.

In Basques and Sacks of long, Short, and me-
dunn lengths, and of every conceivable style
and color of cloth. Also, all Of the above cloths
by the yard for Ladies, Gents, Misses and Boys
forming the most complete stock of CloaSs and
Cloaking Cloths we have ever offered to the
public; together with so dozen Hoop Skirts,
made to our own order, and of very superior
quality, in every variety of style, from the
smallest to the ten-foot skirt.
Having taken our entire second floor for the
above goods, we now present stock not equal
led in Variety by any in this city, and We res
pectfuly solicit all our friends to give us an
early call before purchasing
- 49, NJ. TAYLOR & CO.,
No. AZ, Centre Market Space,
nov lily Washington.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-11

ISrAsoUs.-We had supposed ,L,, :,
sssassinating the President, the ,r,i,o,, !.
OF the South had exhausted the m;I;,,;'.
OF their 6endish natures; but j, nnS.,,,
they have reached Q "lower dep,b" If :,
fsmy. ia view of shieh 6or.j burD;ra
starving Of prisoners. and all other ,r1.
OF chivslrous bsrbarism, must "n,ls
their iDffsctusl 6res.'' The u 4 Cop.nI &
OF the port Of Bermuds has discovered
plot among the secessionis,s of ,h,, pl,e,
to INTRODUCES the yellow fever into New
York. A Dr.. Blackburn. from Whining.
ton. N. o.. had collected four bsl,s nfis.
fected clothing, consisting Of sheets, .ls,..
and other refnse articles, from III. hO,Di,.
ais. which be intended to shin TO New
York. for the purpose Of spr.sdip, The
disease in that city. The bales ur.
taken in charge by the au,boriti.,, at the
request Of our Consul. and burned a, the
Quarantine. Can iendisEness 20 further!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-11

WHo ARE THE MunDEsERs?-Ths tels.
graph announces the fact that the men
who struck down President Lincoln and
Secretary Seward are known. They are
guilty of tho most terrible murder, ever
known. bot are not alone in their guilt.
The guilt Of the men who instigated the
crime. and who gave the color Of suthori-
ty to the act, is even moro damnable. q
Among the official documents fond in
the rebel capital on the entry of our troops
into Richmond. was bill. offered in se-
cret session of the rebel House of Repre-
sensatives. January 30.h, 1865. establish
ing Secret Service Buresu, for the en-
ployment Of secret agents ''eIther IN the
Confederate States. or within the ensmy's
lines. or in any foreign country" and an.
thorizing the chief officer ITO organize
such system FOR TIE ArPIcArroN OF
NEW MEANS OF WARFARE AP-
PROVED. and Of secre. service agencies.
as may tend best to secure the object Of
the establishment of the bureau"
Arson and murder arc among the new
means Of warfare" adopted. and every
member OF the rebel Government should
be held to strict account for the fearful
crimes cnmmitted under their ssncti tiou.-
Uereland Herald.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-11

~ The following is list of Kansas
soldiers killed and wounded at the battle
of Blakely. April 9th, 1865:
Sergt. Geo. Daller, A, 10th Kansas,
killed.
Corporal John Buxton, A, 10th Ksns-
as, killed.
Andrew F. Witten, A, 10Th Kansas,
killed.
VIM. Agnne, A, 10Th Kansas. killed.
Corp'l Lohn w. Thompson. B. 10Th
Kansas, killed. .
Wm. A. Priddy. B. 10th Kansas.
killed. '1"Fi} slts
2l Lieutenant John Bryan. B. 10th
kansas. thigh. severe.
Benjiman F. Reede, A, 10th Kansas,
shoulder, severe. .s
Wm. r. Dikes. A, 10fh Kansas, left
side. slight. =
Richard F. Trout. A, 10th Kansas,
LEFT thigh. slight.
S. B. P'ummer. B, 10Th Kansas. pri-
Yates, revere. So" ,''.-,@:'
closes Mancur, B. 10th Z ansas, right
shoulder.
John Jellison. B. 10Th Kansas. left
arm, slight. as..a
Lewis L. Lisle. @, 10th Kansas, thigh,
severe.
james Newsone. c, 1ctb K ansas, hand,
severe. i'Hm 1si a'-s -r ..
Robert Garter. G, 10th Kansas. right
side. severe. 7's-
Isaac Nimmo. C.'10ih Kansas. ankle,
severe. as.a 80
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-11

E A statement has just appeared.
which places Andrew Johnsou's inaugu-
ration "drunk" in . new light. 1t is
from Wilkes Spirit Of the Times. pa
per usually correctly posted. 1t says that
johnson. Just before his inauguration.
drank some liquor. but not enough to
have any effect upon him: {: but that poi
son had been secretly introduced into the
liquor, for the purpose Of killing him,
and this was what affected him so strange
ly.a The paper intimates that this fact
has been established BY evidence elected
in ferreting out the assassination conspi-
racy. If the liquor be drank was COM
mon "sod-corn." it contained enough
poison Of itself to have killed any man
except an old Southern Democrat.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-11

BoorH's MovEMrS1s.-The Times
Washington special says when the Presi.
dent arrived. Booth 10 said to have been
waiting on the pavement in front of the
theatre. and to have received q kind word
and bow from Mr.. Lincoln. who knew
him. Later he appeared behind The scepea,
and inquired il Gen. Grant had come. l,
is supposed that he would have assassin.
ated the President a. be left his carriage.
but Was waiting fnr General Grant. lie
then went round to the front part of the
theatre. entering BY the front door. Ionne.
ed for short time about the lobby, bold
ing his hat in his left band. The mex,
time that be was seen was u hen he Jump
ed upon the stage. 1t is not true that the
pistol shot was cred through the door, a.
has been stated. The hole in the door Of
the stage box. which ia one -of the angles
of the psnel. is said to have been made
with bit or large sized gimlet, made.
probably. by the assassin some time be.
fore. 90 % to be able to ascertain the pre-
else position Of hIs victim before enter
ing the box.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-11

p. Rosf. E. !LrE.-Lss is ;,
Virgieisn slaveholder in 'mo,.l "a :, ,''sr,s,
nothing more. Befor. ~. ea'r,et.r
ehivalry only became kuoxn' n' y war hi,
circumstances which went Ii. ,ao m0n 'hs
the press. that on one occasion 'oOad' , Of
oversee, at Arlington 1siasei "s; when =, bi.
.n.s order e administer IL. i.,S 10 .s', Oh
young SLAVE woman who had ,asa .,,a 10 /,
. escape. Lee himself seized n. attempted Temp
q 'l.vet3ed performed th. ,snotn ,no emblem
During taas war he has not S.', SIos '',s,
singie ehivalrous &C. to m, peI'0rnsd ,
Wh:t u unionis' Q in rebel hand, .ss..Isds' 10.
i'i:nass' Bot on the contrar, ,' I.s S. be Be,
not stsfved under hi, ewes ~, have they
dise'ss where a word from 'Db h;! I0''sd BY
.hAvs given. them human n,;., -" ~orld
sustaining food! lie is one IUI' Of 'n and Tie.
% si 81 ,e' rebel iiend.. .aJ eous ,Hi e. s.'lisa
ls.loliy. wi'hou. breach ia Of on' We do it
nstion.l honor. we would han, NJ S our Osa
patrionc pleasure. Asi,;a a'm with
Tho Turk; have executed their ~ D,;'os : al'
Indians have massacre,i them 'Asn-
mand for similar trsa,men, ., any de-
has resnl'ei from want Of rsfl.c,;es es .! US
the obligations we incur bv ,on ,hs npOn
Chicago Tribune. '''~' Of
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-11

hIrocHITIcAL.-We have G,I.
IN the evidences Of mourning ,bow, 'snh
m"rdered President by inliyidr.I" OOt
newspapers who have been for %n. and
denouneipg him as a tyrant . n' years
snd viola'or Of the Consti,u,ion ,nI I,ier'
Booth and bis nccomplices douS,I.. ~. .'s'
gard The" set. in the face of the J.;1 re-
nuneia,idss Of those claimin, ,o !. 'e'
- one Of high patriotism! WI, "y.; a.;
say that tyfant. . usurper and = vii
or OF she Constitution and Law. 'O'I''
not TO Be killed? But bs,in, -, "Sea'
the great crime. they now a,,emn, -" >, 10
trs", from this suspicious posi,ian !, ne %
bimsy disguise Of mourning dr,ns,, .as
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