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II EEP A BOTTLE OF WOOD 5
N CHOLERA MIXTURE in your house. sc 20

TUDGE NOT ACCORDING TO Ar
q PEARANCE, but, like sensible men, test the
products Of your neighbms and friends, and then,
II not worthy, discard them: This ls Al we ASK
for BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS. We!recoln-
me nd them as superior 10 all northern remedies Tor
Dyspepsia and Indigestion and it, upon trial, they
do not prove their superiority, then we say ans.
card thuIn. As a tonic, physicians OF the highest
STA nding speak Of them in the strongest terms OF
praise Give them n trial These Bitters are TO be
had of all prominent druggists. Orders hlled by
addressing bAhbh,
an 24-lin Post. office box 3Sa, Richmond, Va.
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THE DISPATCH
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
- -
BUSINESS CARDS

OCKSMITHIN undersigned
l. 4 having Just received rne stock. he is now
I'm his line, such ~ MAKING LOCKS To oRDER,
FiTTING KEYS, and REPAIRING ALL KINDS Oh
sPEhSISG PIPE put up It the shortest noAes.
EETs FITTED TO IRON SAFES and neatly 70.
paired. All work warranted to give :ati.fsstion,
~ "a Sim Ninth street, near Main.
nOUBLE REF ID STEAM
asEs4. m EHSRSr SsSrwESs psnisTa AspTisia, EiSa-
HoND. E-Merchants will nnd II to their inter.
est to give us call before buyin6. VaI eanas ,ii
be found OF an elegant, rich appearance, nlgnY
pertumsd, and all Impurities entirely fsi0o'sa'
'se ss NV a. Z can PLExING TRIBsETT:
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INSUR ANCE.
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY
wi OF VIRGINIA. CHARTERED l1a4

MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY
vi OF VIRGINIA. CHARTERED 1894
DIRECTORS ~
Jaqueltn P. Taylor, William c. Allen, william
Gray, James H. Grant, James Dunlop, AliFoa
Freeland, q. +. Watson, John Purcell, William
rutherford. -. j., -
This old and we'll. known VIRGINIA institution
"a now prruHrrd 10 issue PERPETUAL and
"ANNrAL" POLICIES. upon real estate; 1t has
All hls naiJ urwards Of TWO MILLION DOL
LARS OF losses Ia the people OF this State.
Important changes have been made Tor the bene-
ft II the assured. !,
The four. hfths =" feature and that of "conti-
ruilrs" have been abolished, giving To the as
sur"d full ins urance, a. III otherc coinganies.
Parties holding RECORDED LENS are pro-
tect.i 10 the extent of insurance IN this ONCE.
OSca on the east side OF Ninth, between Broad
and N4rxha II streets au Us
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T IINNEMAN, DYER AND SCOUR-
opposite the Theatre 10 preps red TO 10 all kinds OF
DfEING, CLEANING, and SECURING, In all It's
branches, at short notice. Give me u call and ex-
anime for yourself .g.-.,--
Agents vented to solicit orders I'm the country
and in every city of this State. Address bog 7es.
post Office, Richmond, Va y7n
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4 YER'S AGUE CURE, for the speedy
n cure OF Intermittent Fever or Fever and Ag9e'
Rsm,tte MT Fever, Chill Fever. Dumb Ague, Psr,9di
cal Headache or Bilious Headache, and BILIOUS
Fevsrs; indeed, for tha, whole class OF diseases
originating In hillary arrangements caused oy ths
malaria Of miasmatic countries. Fever ana Asne
IL not the only consequence of the miasmatlc POI.
son great variety of disorders arse from .s i.s
irritation in maarious districts among which nl,SI are
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache, bind bini
ness, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, fa!pi-
tation, Painful Affection Of the Spleen, Hystenes,
Pain In the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis, and Derangs
ment OF the stomach. all Of which, when orlgl.
becoGs ] p periodical. fhis "crEE" expsIs the poi
son from the blood, and thus cures then all anKe'
II is hot only the most sfectual remedy ever as
covered for this class OF complaints, but II the
cheapest. and, moreover, is perfectly safe. NO
harm can arise from It's use, and the patient when
cured IL left healthy if he had never had the
disease. Can this be said Of any other cure for
Chills and Feverr II IL true of and Its import
ance those afflicted With the complaint cannot be
over estimated SO sure Is 10 cure the Fever and
Ague that II may be truthfully said 10 be certain
ssnedy. One dealer complains that u IL not good
medicine TO sell, because one bottle cures whole
Pfepared by J. C.AYER 4 Co, Lowell, Mas, and
sold BY PURCELL, LADDt Co, Agents,
corner Main and ThiEtsenth streets,
au2-am Richmond, Va.
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T,fMoTHY hay, receiving every
4. 1sssts ss.a !; a 81 'soS r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-24

CARGO OF CORN-WHITE AND
" YKLLOW-to arrive, for sale BY
.T PALMER, HARTSO0K / CO.,
: So IL -- - POuHtssnfh street.
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~ RICHMOND SAVINGS BANK AND
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY "a, 1855.
OFFICE cUkSER OF TWELFTH AND MAIN sTKBgTs,
RICHMOND. "a.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE AND
SAVINGS BANK
HHE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
Transportation COMPANY

Transportation COMPANY
is now prepared to carry
MONEY AND VALUABLE PACKAGES"
a'4 'towAew York, ST. Louis, and Intermediate
J .s, ari a. 1T south H. Atlanta, Ga In order
''"i1 the NOS, ample security 10 shippers, 1t has
Elected
~ INSURANCE OF FIVE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS
=" '-- money chests Of ,Ae company by each tram,
several Leading insurance companies, such ~
'"S >-A, SEcr klTY, MANHATTAN, METRO
PUMTAS, AND PHOENIX,
wac" aggregate capital and assets amount TO
FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
>"'E"Fs aro thus insured against common car.
i..' f'sr and security IL afforded never before
'-'ieo hy any express company. For this
No ADDITIONAL CHARGE Is MADE.
-"L NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPORT
TlON COMPANY
SNOW prepared to do business as
'hLArLf, EFFICIENTLY, AND SECURELY
b. car be don. by any other company.
J. \. JOHNSTON, President.
=. ficKLIx, General Superintendent.
~ H-sudls 4e
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER

MINIATURE EALMANAC-SgPTENBER4 -.
Sun rises....... ..6ol Moon sets............o.
Sun sets.........55g High tide, 7. M..-...4.
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V,RUsSEs, TRUSSES, of every vari-
BxNNiNGS CELEBRaTED BODY BRACE,
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
ELASTIC STOCKINGS,
DRUGS, MEDICINES. &C., &C.. ,s
We have on hand u large stock OF TRUSSEs, ana
invite all in want TO give us call.
WOODR0OF BROTHERS,
,v2e corner of Fourth and Franklin streets.
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MEDICINES, ETC.

Use WOODS CHOLERA MIN
u TuRE. II Is the best mixture for curing Di-
arrhua Cramps, &c, &c. II has stood the tlSSt of
wears Al 1se 2Ul WOODS PHARh.I0Y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-24


ne TOBACCO PLANT.-The under
l-.ssDv4 respectfully invites the attention Of the
,t.,T~e I'"i.c 10 the TOBACCO PLANT, publish
t..n,..h sFliie, Aeckienburg county, Va, as An
d Il 49, hediuin for advertising In that Sec
Ia II we Ntste. The TOBACCO PLANT waA es.
XIV y &b"a' fourteen years ago, and Is Wen
= E",t ..i.n 5toqt Virginia and North Carolina,
.rr.if !" " wien s!aes il has enjoyed an extensive
.s,,',''n. II has received large advertising
ir.gt"se ifDM the surrounding counties and
), ~. ~ t'1's "' Richmond, Petersburg, and Nor
'+eiy years. 1t Will he the earnest endea.
s.fs present proprietor 10 make the paper nc-
ton 80 ''suefs ana 10 increase its cHcula-
Iacsnntssss Communications addressed to the TO.
,rr prLhST, and left at tho TIxEs or DIsPATcH
80! VI mith Mr.. JOHN CREME, in, on Twelfth
..I VIII receive prompt attention. -."-
JOHN N. FRANcIsCO.
naNDY.-On hand, and constant y
D. tSSfV.sps from the London docks, the very
Ot.,d nLn1H BRAaDfES, such as HeDnessy
"Sls, etc., etc, Tor salo by
an o. CRANE.
No: Exchange Block, Fourteenth street.
lOnBARREI& SUGARS, all grades.
""-n 4. !, e30x4 b co.
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WOODS CHOLERA Nj | Y TU Il T.
w cures Diauhpa promptly and certainly.
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WALTER 8. WEST, ARCHITECT
w AND BUILDER, IL prepared to furnish DE.
SIGNS, PLANS, and SPECIFICATIONS tor build.
irgs OF evarv description, and to superintend or
contract TO build the same, In any part OF the stste
VI desired. ,.-,
mona IA NH 37-sm
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~ b, SPENCE, AGENT,

E b. SPENCE, AGENT,
II. MERCHANT TAILOR AND cLorHlEk'
OLD STAND, ..#
No 1900 Main street: corner OF Thirteenth,
RICHMOND, Va.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and vESTlNdS
alvays on hand. and made to order In the DeW
.. style.
Has also on hand = stock OF
READY MADE C LOT HIN u
Of his own manufacture.
GENTLENEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
I'm endless variety. -.u.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER AT SHORT NOTICE.
A call solicited before purchasing elsewhere.
fse 7-tsl
A. DUSH A N E,
y. No. 10 SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
near Lombard, ..r
BALTIM MORE.
Manufacturers' Agent for the sale OF every variety
OF "'.# .#.
WRITING AND WRAPPING PAPERS.
ENVELOPES,
INK, PAPER BAGS, &c.
ALSO,
MAyUPAcTrRER or
BOOK AND PRINTING PAPERS.
fan gT-1m1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-24

Strive present you the following q,
he cholera report for the last torty-eight
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-03

yoa rHs REcRrrIox Asp razArsIsY o.
Surgical and Chronic Diseases
AID
DIsnAsEs or THE EYE AND EAR.

NHlS Institution is situated in the most
Pie.s.nI ano healthy pant Of the city Of Keokuk,
comfort OF invalids. - soS'S VIZ
institutions: ~ $500 III ii'
Ist Surgical diseases and all requiring SURGICAL
operations.
d. Diseases of the Eye and Ear
I'd Diseases Of the Lungs, Throat and Heart
4th. Diseases Of Women
Drs- SANFORD CURTIS having retired from IRE
general practice Of medicine will give their entire time
and attention to cases of the kind enumerated
The Department Of Surgery and Ui~easts Of the Eve
and Ear will be under the special charge Of san
FORD while that of Diseases Of the Lungs Throat and
Heart and the Diseases % Women will be updar the
special charge OF Dr. CURTIS though either will assist
the other IN difficult cases.
This enterprise has been In successful operation
tnan year aud III IL believed private Clinic In the
United States pa tents larger number Of Interesting
and important casAs
Physcfans passing through soonrning In orr city
1e respectfully invited TO visit Inhrmary se2ldlr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-03

TAe uer1slk Wants 1ns41eaaAeeT
The danger Of negro noss j. the Seash
would be much lessensd II the whites would
suspend their practice Of shooting 3aoGensive
negroes. This exercise seems necessary to
the happiness Of . considerable class Of the
chiyslry, but when peE4ormed IA public i II
apt 70 csuSs excitement AAone tke'nekfoes,
aud any feeling among them = auch a event,
is described all over the country a. I fearful
negro insurrection.
The so-cslled Nufolk naern riot ID IN IN.
stance Of this. Tia colored people were
marching in procession on The 18th IN hoaor
Of the passage Of the Civil Rights bill. While
passing knot Of about twenty white young
men, one Of them named Robert Whitehurst,
IN the exercise Of I chiyalrous spirit and in
vlndlcation OF right always reserved to the
Southern States, fred into the line and shot
man. Some Of the blacks were discharged
soldiers, parading with their equipments. 1t
excited them, and in the melee which follow
ed Whitehurst and his brother were killed,
dying as the fool dieth, and their mother, who
was attracted to the scene, badly wounded.
Major Stanhope, with q small squad, were
promptly on the ground, and quelled the dis.
turbance without further bloodshed, but as he
was leaving the scene he was fred upon by a
party of whites, and escaped by his horse TAX
ing fright and running away. That night arm.
ed bands Of whites patroled the streets, firing
upon every negro they saw, until sufficient
force to restore order was brought over from
Fort Monroe
This unprovoked murder, and this exhibi-
ton of spirit of barbarism in firing into a
collection Of peaceful and unofending per
sons, was telegraphed all over the country as
fearful negro Instruction, which had got
sway in Norfolk, and was committing all man
ner Of atrocities. Northern Democratic pa.
pers expandedit and gloated over the antici
patton of that exterminating massacre of the
negroes which the noble Democratic soul
longs for.-Cin. Gazette.
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Case Of 50 vias and book competeSl0 %
Case OF - large vfai-, In morocco. and took.+ %
Case Of 70 large walls psan and tok........ 60
Case Of Is boxes Nos 10 10 and baok.-..... 90
These remedies, by the single box, sert 70
any part Of The country by mail express, free OF
charge, resent os the rrice. Address
HJAFHREfSf SPECIFIC
H0NFOPA THO MEDICINE coMPAST
Office and DerGt No. So Roadway. New-fo.k.
For sale hv every Medicine Dealer.
DR. HUMPHREYS liz consulted daily at bis ofBsr Z
sonallv or by letter above for all forms q dseast
jauI-dly
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A clergyman who has for thirty years been
q resident Of Texas, writes to friend in Chi,
cago, who has furnished extracts to the Re
publican. that he must at once remove North,
after having for Ave years stemmed the fury
of rebellion. His reasons are thus given:
Secession has made devils of men and
women; and as yet there is not much change
for the better. Those who were rebels once,
are rebels still, and glory in it as much as ev-
er. Most of them think it praiseworthy, and
treason something for which they ought to be
rewarded.
~ am heartily rejoiced to leave such q set
of maddened and Infatuated people. Let
them bite, and hiss, and sting, but let me be
beyond the reach of their venom.
~ never understood until now, what Bish.
op Gregg meant by his public and published
statement that If the Southern Confederacy
did not succeed, religion and morality would
be blotted out in the South Whether he
meant it or not he came nearer the truth
than ever dreamed of. Personal morality,
and personal religion, have been sadly eaten
ont of the heart, by the canber Of secession.
There as no lore Of truth. or honor, or justice
left. 1t is fearful to see how every avenue TO
the soul is permeated with the subtle moral
poison distilled from the secesh alembic.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-03

A New Orleans letter ssys: One thing is
quite observable at the Catholic churches,
which Pedestrians might well learn every
where, that all persons, rich and poor, LACK
and white, kneel together in perfect equality.
True there are pews, and pews sold or rented !;
but these pews. especially in the old or French
part Of the city, are Unfortunately rented to
Catholic Church of ST. Louis, which confrouts
you as you come up the river, some of the
pews nearest the altar are occupied by colored
people. and Others scattered about the church
without any effort to discriminate between
them and the white. The Catholic maxim is,
and catholic one it is truly, that FALL men
are equal before God
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-03

MAYOR Monroe, Of New Orleans, has been
pardoned by the President. Admiral Farra-
gut disapproved of the charge against Mum
roe that he attempted to procure the assas-
sination of Commodore Bailey.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-10-11

INJURED BY THREsHNG MACHINE
Mr., Lyman Curler who, in company with
Mr. II, Hitchcock, was engaged in
threshins grain for Mr.. Reuben wilkins
Of Ferrisburgh on Tuesday last, met
with serious injury to his left hand.
The machine which had been running,
had nearly stopped, when he incautiously
placed his hand on the end of the cylin-
der The momentum was sufficient TO
badly mangle and crush the bones of
three fingers; the first finger to the first
joint, the second to a little below the
first joint and the third to the second
joint. The thumb and little finger es,
capped mutilation.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-10-11

SPECIMENS or JOHNSON CANDIDATES PoR
CoNGREss.-In the Third Pennsylvania
district, the Charles Buckwalter who is
now running for Congress on the regular
democratic ticket is the same who said
alta mass meeting in Philadelphia in
1864 -
II would sooner shake hands with
that noble patriot Clement l.. Vallandig-
ham, than with that black hearted trail
tor Abraham Lincoln.
The democratic candidate in the
Ninth Ohio district is one 7. P. Fine,
frock, who is on record as having pub
licly declared in 1862: -
"The war was brought on by D.
black abolitionists-it was 4 d black
abolition war-the Northern soldiers
were a pack of bloodhounds, chasing
down and numbering the people of the
South-the South was right, and the
North was intruding on the rights Of the
South"
A while ago Mr. Louis Schae.cr Of
Canton, Ohio, sent hundred dollars to
Henry A. Wise for the Orphan Asylum
at Richmond. None had a right to find
fault with his charity, but the donor
bazoned his benevolence in card, in
which he glorifed himself by declaring
that he had
Never voluntarily contributed a larth-
ing, nor ever spoken one encouraging
word, in favor of either Of our late abo-
lition rebelliOns one headed by John
Brown and the other by Abraham Lin
coin"
Yet this man is put forward as a can
didate for Congress by the party sup
porting the policy which, as Mr.. John
son declares, he inherited directly from
President Lincoln.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-10-11

ROBBERY IN VERGENNEs.-The Yer
gennes Vermonter contains the following
account of a robbery perpetrated in that
place during the fair of the Champlain
Valley Agricultural Society:
at appears that Emerson r. Place
Willard Ray and Mr.. Crossman of
Hlnesburgh, who were here attending the
fair, had team in H. Adams stable on
Thursday evening last, and in company
visited the stable, when Charles Price.
Jr., a well known character of this place.
stepped up to them and asked them what
they had been mocking him for. They
seVerally denied the charge, and he left,
but presently returned and after a few
words proceeded to knock down Raw
and violently assaulted Place, from whom
he stole his watch and fed. He was
subsequently, arrested and brought before
justice j. E. Roberts, Unidentified by all
the parties, and fined in both cases of
assault to the extent of the Justices
jurisdiction, which is $40 and costs for
each offence, making nearly 500 in all.
On the charge of robbery he was COM
mitted in default of 5000 bonds, for trial
at the next Addison county court in
December. While in charge of officer
Hayes ne escaped and took refuge in
Capt. Bradbury's house on Elbow street.
frightening the inmates not little. He
was re-taken. however, and is now safely
lodged in Middlebury Jail. His case is q
RarpipS to many others in tie city,"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-10-11
SNOW POWDER,
Patented May %, 1866.

This Is an article for washing without r2
bIng, except in very dirty places, which vi.
require very slight run, and unlike 0lht
preparations offered for like purpose, will moi
rot the clothes, but will leave them much white'
than ordinary methods, without the usual Ves'
and tear
1t remOyes grease spots as if by magic, ana
softens the dirt by soaking, so that rinsing VII
in ordinary cases entirely remove it, o..
This powder is prepared in accordance WI.
chemical science, and upon q process peCuIla,
to itself, which is secured by letters patent. IL
has been in use for more than year, ana Ia,
proved itself an universal favorite wherever ].
has been used. Among the advantages ciallneO
are the following, viz:
1t saves all the expense of soap usually ust'
on cotton and linen goods
1t saves most of the labor of rubbing anu
wear and tear
Also, for cleaning windows it is unsurpassgt.
with one quarter the time and labor usual!
required it imparts a beautiful gloss and lust!e'
much superior to any other mode: No "at''
required except to moisten the powder
Directions with each package. -,z,.
And can be readily appreciated BY d ~ r.
trial. The cost of washing for family VI "''
or six persons viii not exceed three cents.
The manufacturers of this powder are ave- .ro
that many useless compounds have Deen ~. IN.
duced to the public which have rottGu Wv
cloth, or failed in removing the dirt, DuI h ,b"r
ing the intrinsic excellence of this article ~
confidently proclaim it as being adapieu ~
meet a demand which has long existed 'H'
which has heretofore remained unsuppheu'
HOWE & STEVENS,
26O Broadway, Boston.
For sale by Grocers and Dealers every"n'''
oct2d&w3m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-10-11

efs Association Wa melt at ,n. Com.
House last evening, aud able ad.lr..s,'
Were male by Henry Clark, ESQ. vic,os
Wright, Esq Hon. john W. Srew,r, ~
w. Clark, ESD Hon, $. P. Nash hdaa
Cook and Others.
Inc Fair which has just been brougb,
10 Il close has heen most decided sue.
cess, and tn" friends of agriculture IN
Addison County are highly please, wit,
the result.
For the ahoy" dispatch aui prrylop.
ones published by us concerning tn.
Addison County Far, We arr int.b,45,,
Mr.. Knapp, senior editor ot Tue Middle
bury Register who viii accept our ii,
ccre thanks for these AMI similar ayors
En-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-10-11

HARD ON MY PoLGCy."-R. A. Con-
ner, soldier who was wounded and
captured az the battle of Chcamauga,
and suffered all the horrors of rebel pris-
on pens, except death, having been re-
moved from the Office of Postmaster at
North Vernon, Jennings county, Ind,
and a copperhead supporter of "my
policy" put in his place, Mr.. Conner pub
fishes sixteen reasons why he was re.
moved, among which are the following
81 am removed because / do not sup
port the Democratic party, one of whom
tried a second time to shoot me in
Smiths building at Richmond. 1 am
removed because L do not-will not sup
port the Democratic party which en-
deavored to freeze me to death during
the winter of 1914, at Danville, Va.
/ am removed because | do not support
the Internal and reasonable Democratic
party which came near starving me at
Charleston, s. C. am removed because
| do not endorse the hellish party which
tortured me with hunger for six months
at Andersonville, Ga. am removed be-
cause do not support the assassins
President.