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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-23

wri:rAas, co=rnr Co. ass Broad' Street,
Augusta, Ga, offer a superb stock Of Hats.
Caps. Straw and Millinery Goode. They ke.p
constantly on hand the latest qpd n,pst lrlien.
aJle styles, and are prepared to grutify the
tastes Of the most fastidiuus. They have a
fine assortment of featherr. flowers, ribbon.
wells, &c, and have all the appliances for trim
mihg ladies bonne's in the lat-ss 8, files.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-23

W. T. Penny. Druggist, announces the ar
rival Of fresh stock of Drugs and Medicines
at his we'll known stand. No. 4, Whites Block.
His stock is very complete and embraces almost
everything In the Materia Medica. Perhaps
he has nothing which may minister to a mind
diseased, or pluck from memory rooted sor-
row." but something, for most medicable ills-
panaceas and pills. tonics aud pain -xtractors
lie has, also, fine keiosne Oil and Lamps DC.
besides lot Of Hardware. which he is selling
al cost
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-23

EE- We are requested TO state that the
teru'e of Sale of the Real Estate of Wiliu:n
Mccelvy. advertised by the coi;minmissi;ooer for
Sale Day in December next. are so modified
that the laids viii te sold on credit Of
twelve months, with Interest. or Cs.h at the
option of the purchaser.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-23

7. S. Nickerson. of the Planters Hotel, Au-
guata, Ga, so we'll known as the host of the
Mills House. and the present proprietor Of Nick.
elson's Hotel, Columbia, s C.. presides in per-
con over the Augusta establisgmept. and is
making it one of the most popular houses in
the South. Niekerson is the prince of landlords.
and with his polite aud gen,ieitHhanly assistants.
leaves The guests nothing to desire: We take
pleasu re in commencing the htutse t6 tho pal,
ronage of our friends.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-23

W., D., BowxN, $50 Broad Street, Augusta,
Ca, Manufacturer Of sho, guos. sporting and
target rifles. will attend promptly TO ali orders
III his life. tte has on hdhd i very complete
s,oeA'sf sporting apparatus oof s,l Kinds. . :.
r W. &J. T.. HADDos, Executors Of Abram
Haddop. deceased. gives notice to debtors and
creditors 70 make payment and present claims
before the goth; December next.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-23

WV. II. ScoTr. Assignee of John c. Scott.
ndverlises the sale at Mt Carmel, on Saturday.
the 18th December next, of wagon, buggy,
rocEa&ay, boiler, COW and calf. beds, furniture.
Also gives botice TO Ne debtors aud creditors
of tie sa,d assignor. t" present their demand.
AbLeville c. IL
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-23

MEXICAN AFFAMs--Maximilian has not yet
left Mexico, but the indications point 10 his
speedy retirement, ard that Of the French
troor' The mission of Minister Campbell and
Gen. Sherman seems TO be designed TO effect
an arrangement with the Juarez Government
and the Fiencl. authorities by which the
French troops will be speedily withdrawn, Up.
on the pledge Of The United States t.: guarantee
II regular Government in Mexico. and the pay
n,ent Of such claims and indemnities as may
be agreed upon between Mexico and France.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-23

". N. Ransom, buot aud shoe maker, has
laid in good supply Of materinl-has enlarged
his shop, and is now employing i've good
worEu'en lie is prepared To execute promptly,
all kinds of worN. the finest and the most sub
stantial. lie is sEilIful workman, and we
take pleasure in c"mmend,ng him to tho pat
ronsge Of our friends.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-23

ARRIVAL oE MEssRs. KEYS, Showers AND
BYRuN.-Our citizens. says the Caroii"inm. and
the people Of the State generally, will be graf
flied to learn that the gentleman above named
who 70 so many months have fingered in pris.
on, aud while in Charleston. were under SEN
teuce IF death, have arrived in Columbia on
their wsS TO Anderson-ther home. They
leave for home this morning, looking we'll, and
in as good splits as might be expected ander
che circumstance Of their narrow eseate.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-23

REuo1ous Misunderstanding religious
meetings have been held in the various Church
IS in onr village, during the present week, and
the services will be continued to the close OF
the week. Christians OF all denominations
bhy:e MET in The several Churches. in rotation.
and have offered up the common sacrifices of
prayer, praise, aud Thanksgiving.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-23

eB The Flew York Herald urges upon Con-
grees q reduction Of the Internal Revenue
Taxes. and especially the abolition Of The in
come tax, which is now per cent. on oil in.
comes exceeding 5000. and 10 per cent upon
incomes exceeding IS 900.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-23

J. T. 70 Y. Bafnhs, Executors ofthe Estate
of C. V. Barpes; deceased. will sell. on Satur-
day, the 18TH Of December nes, tile very val
liable Corr and FIGURING Mills ON Calhoun's
Greek. known ns Barnes Mill, together with
three valuable TRACTS of land-the Mill tract.
the McC"rmic tract, and the Douglas tract
and also irons. castings. h,lls.ones, hogs aud
other property of the estate.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-23

eB The result of The recent elections bate
settled the fate Of the Constitutional Amend
ment. Maryland and Delaware will tefise to
ratify it, aud these with tie ten So uthern
States will defeatit.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-23

e- An Important decision Has 1itsi5 been
rendered by the. Circuit Court Of Matylard. to
the effect that the !ats. war Suspended the ope
ration # ths STATUTE Of limitations. as TO d.bts
due to Southern credit ora.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-23

We direct attention to the sale of the valus.
bic personal property Of R. N. Davis. decd, on
the 18th December next, consisting Of horses,
mules. cattle. hogs. rheeP. plantation imple-
ments. household and kitchen furniture, piano
aud nnelodeon, also three yalnab BILE acts OF
lon N
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-23

TnE Rural SoUrnERNER-A weekly Agricul.
,ura,. horticultural. Mechanical arid Family
newspaper. Published ny r: M. Stokes d Co..
Of Columhia. 8. G., promi ses to be q model Of
ito kind. Tbs third number has reached rs,
beautifully printed. and presenting q choice va
'risty OF "rigins' aud selected articles. Terms
$S per annum, or 81 so for ak month";: -:
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-23

"HlTE WAX. Sheet Wax, Colored. Ger.
=" msn and Bell Cologne, GIyecrine I.o-
tion, Camphornted lce Musk Extract, other
varieties. Powders, Pomaie. Presion's aud
Merrilfs 1"fallible Yeast. Babbi.ts Potash,
Mrs. +. Barneyt Fluid Blue. Clark's Female
Pills: Cherokee Female Pills. Cephalic Pills tor
Headache. Chocolate. Bluestone Combs
Brushes Cheese, Raiainr. Citron. Vinegar N ew
ark Cider. Portfolios. Costar's Rat Extsrmina.
tor. Powder. Shot. Caps. Pomade de Vim,
Hand Lamps, from Soc. to IS cents Hand
Tampa. Bronze. China and Brace, from 81 TO
$l75-Shsdes for Lamps, Photographic and
others, Blun,'s Lsnp Chimney Cleaner.
Nov. %, 1855, 81, II
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-23

f; :rB- The stock Of the Atlanta and Anaer-
|sep Ait Line Railroad, 'welsarn, hus been all
taken. ,<."s': wuF = ,s:a s,z-.. :. = ~ Z.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-23

I. KAux & CO., s5z Broad Street, Augusta,
Ca, are Offering very select stock Of Fall and
Winter. Foreign sHd domestic Dry Goods, to
which they are ;,naking additions weekly
They invite examination spd defy competition.
TO country merchants and planters. they offer
Inducements, In very gt eat Reduction of prf-
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-23

, az The Leg ls'asur. q iGs STATE ssssssDss
in co'umbis on Monday next, the 20 inst st 81
T,P.M. II 4}.-r ;.,"s..s. ;, r
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-23

THE CHAMELEON News. Among our most
valued exchanges is the CharIe lesion Mems one
of The most interesting; pnblio spirited, and
ably conducted journals. of the South. It,has
been recently muct enlarged and improved.
aud now in typ"gra phical appearance and gen.
eral ability. reflects credit upon Southern en-
terp"ise aud skill The proprelors are now
puhIshing>a Daily. Semi Weekly. and Weekly
editiqn. The Weekly. is a large. and interest
ing 'heet, filled wih:a varied miscellany. aud
will furnish an, attractive companion for the
tirehiGe. We Take pleasure in recommending
il 10 our frionds. Terms S3.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-23

,.DAvInses q o..,ats Broad stsees, Ausoit.s
CO., dr.lers in shoes end Hats are Offering q
'arg< s.oet and choice variety Of the best goods
In ,hsit lfis, Which tht are prepared to sell
at the loves. market ptiees. They have alec a
choice lot Of I,amps, Chsnd.).srs, do. 80, :.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-23

THE G. Il G. Northumberland Ham,
me't in reply to communication in tho Co
!umb!a PhGniz, in reference to the movement
of cotton across the road to Augusta, and sug-
gessing the propriety Of reducing the freight
upon cotton, Gays: EHl
beg leave to annex; hetewith a statemen t
of the freight charges On cotton over this Road
which, as faE.as am informed, are as low, or
lower, than The legal charges on any railroad
in the South, and, taking into account the do
preciat'on of the curl ency, and the increased
risk IN carrying the cotton, in consequence of
its increased value, are considerably iess than
were ever charged before the war.
!. Arrangements have also been made which
remove all difficulties with reference to tie
payment of the tax 1t is Necessary, however
that where cotton is assessed and tux not paid
that the assessment sh all sccoulpany the cotton
but it is very desirable that the tax on ell cot.
ton shall he paid at the point of shipment.
The charges on salt have also been material
" reduced.
I.iu'e,on and hlston. per bale Of 400 lbs 5 SO
Hopes. Pcn:nfa, Frog Level and Newber
~. per bale of 400 lbs. 90
Chapp-lls aud Ninety-Six, per bale Of 400
ios. ........ .........-........l 70
New Market, Greenwood AID Cokesbury,
per bale Of 400 lbs. bs................ 80
l"naid's. Abbeville. tIonea Path, Belton,
Anderson and Wiliian'ston, per balecf -
Grove Station and Greenville. per bale CT
4UU lU5.. Y SU
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-23

=. ;: Registrar, Greenwood Association.
Greenwood, Nov. 10, 1866.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-23

eE We direct attention to the conuhunica-
ton in smother column, setting forth the OBJ
jects of the Association which has been formed
of,the surviving members Of, the Brigade. sue;
cessive'y commanded BY Generals: Bonhn1n,
K.rsha~, Connor and kennedy Tie design
Of the Association is to afford relief to the des
titu,e fsmilies of deceased soldiers of the Brig.
ade, and If .possbles to seouEe TO their children
the privileges of an education, The Central
Assoc alton will meet ip Columbia on Wednes-
day, the 9th Of December, for the purpose Of
completing it's organization. We trust that there
will be O full attendance.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-23

q tsT Tbs sSI, slpel, 81 1gepstk he.
sol sSfi6sd Slboks 10 thSt tS5SSs1Gs6tasG Shd HIM.
bsss spses1 1Ssiial sp.arsss 5SdsssssS sSnlEss
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-23

.xps. u. 1ass sn. ;s.l
hi Hss ssS IL
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-23
WASHINGTON NEWS,

Importentseonfcr'ncess seem to have been held
recently betwesn the President and proninep,
politicians North and South, looking to q set.
dement, of differences, bnt the result has not
been disclosed: :.
The Poss's Washington special Gays, facts
divulged to-day show littlc hope that the Pras
lden. will recommend impartial suffrage in ii.
Iriesaage.. The special to the Comm, srciql says
It is confidently expected that reconstruction
Viii be apicaAly settled early in the approach.
ing sessch. Negotiations for that purpose are
now in progress between the President and
leading politicians of all parties North and
South-the basis Of the settlements to be uni
versal suffrage and general anues,y. The Pres
dent partially accretls to this proposition, but
insists that on constitutional grounds the ques
ton Of suffrage properly belongs to the State
and is so far averse to any action Of Congress on
that subject. The telegram also states that, il
assurancrs can be obtained from ou,hern' lead
ers of the speedy adop'ionof uaiversal suffrage
the President will waive his objections.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-07-28
No. 2e.

never rea-- em.Lir ,4Altss the Souihefn n~sn-
bes, wsfo atn..rss-ln sppporf of this ~
lei. need scarcely say that Mr. Se~sri
never made any snrh rcnhfk oi me kands
nor iha, tn psulec, ascrsLed % the Psesi'
dent il purely an .ageniioD, or a. least ne
crazy dream Of political nightmare. bni
10 either case il serves iis- sane purpose
1t covers, and y held Q justly. the deter
min alton 10 arouse The North, and prepare
for a resort 10 l2rce upon the assembling "
the iortieiii Congress in x,fa OF in regular
session; aud this delermins'ion is svo~ed.
And The resolution 10 which have referred.
for sn organisation OF the militia aud
distribution Of arms ia the Northern States.
is the ini'iri step 20 is execution.
\ DO not propose 10 comment upon the
iresu, Of such movement. II is obvious
that II any such contingency should arise.
1.-The war " ould not be sectivnsi. as was the
,IIssi, It would be war Of political parties.
and Of neighborhoods. No. oniy have Ihe
grea, body Of the Union psry ia Congress
: no sympathy with these views and pur poses.
but they are in the main ignorant and in
y ,lcreduIous Of their existence. That the ex.
s.I,reae radicals entertain them, however.
there 10 not the slightes, doubt, aud wc
Z know. from the experience o. secession in
!. 1861. and how few men il sometimes re.
!. lquires to plunge great party Or gseal
nation into war.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-07-28

Ges.esn v..an4 Jacksonville, ufeEous
,hers 4as rti.a~. las' irssr- s1eut 'hs
r.me III Tie deep -no~. when Mf. Eelhan
.nd suher el-4rens werr rorraledln that eo1a
eer.rry. Tne tanSlies - ths Fe~peetis~ n
pr-sE~z 10 rhc marriage we're 10 attendance
.rl sA- party AS rather after 'he cld ia-''-
iou~. style. mpde up y. gAb1ra' 'Ae'f
ssre. aoa babies. anl lily 4s-sy sAa' hep
srnss 10 tr topPirr ani -AsFs wi'h'n -s-
re-.lsl- ds-rtnee. Ii aas DsaSan' ai4sF
s4r liE@ ail rtaer 1sssnsia 'se'. Il t'sPefseu'
ans s.x hrIs- hnsing re.urned ~ hrs s'A's-
Aes. 6rsf dasing = = sperea - tise iof'a gf19'-'
.Som'r c0sae ~ scr bait ~ hcus-' Iins
.esnr hr=r r~qac=t. be obeyed, saited the
s.me auxoiusly. nor TX TIE hand " the i'ek'
.zr clock yas4 W = cOnd y 'Ae Tune nm
sssl ere Le hat g0ne - her - wnosa siis s'ie
as IsIne.l- R.ppI1s gently A. the daef .
'sase brI4st chamber, ast receiving ~ reply
~ eatsrsd arAT4Iea. AMI $40 NJ siie yins
in the ted arrayel ia night gear q 'n'
sure.. ~h-te, presenting picture q beauty
uas,n aud lc.linesz beyond Description.
Ose strp farther. elossr look- and ~
slcsd roshe1 back - Ais heart--she 10
dead. Loudly ealing icr help, father. NC
rAgr. sr0ther. SISTER. bridesmaid aii N
.househ0ls rushed 70 the room. Toe m9she
l1ise0vered That hsr daughter sill Dreathe'
ar h0rt0r apsa h0rrors. rhere lny the emE
Irv vial frcm which the fatal drargh' ~
Asca ,akea- Messengers we're eisPatchs
issr viyAixians. tAe Patient vac rubbed e.
.prnklsA. md hopes were snfeFta'net
Asr rssisaA. ssmatemA Icokins iavor'o'e--
al rhis juretu-e- soGss one p'ekea up
sssrr X folded paper irsra tablr. ~ ~n'
- sarfsn ii the delicate band of he y
sosaE 1ri1e:
-.Ee net aianned- dear husband; isHri
thar the oers-son wcusd ee 70 'os ma
tor uy aerves 4 hasc taken ehioro'orn-
Z. -YcrR 0ws WIFE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-07-28

"Charlie Earl. seeking to become Chris
,iaa, and speaking in prayer mee,ingsi'
"Yes, last night he declared his purpose
10 lead new life, and asked for the prayers
Of Code people that be might succeed"
@He is the life Of our company" said Ds-
vid Bright; $50 merry and light hearted. ws
can't afford to lose him. The ides OF Char
lie becoming reIgouss imagine him with
solemn fsce: and he laughed heartily.
"Chariie 10 very esrnest." said Ella Nor
relL "Oh. yes. he 10 always esrnest. even
about iriflcs. We cant think Of his becom-
ling religious. however,; we mus, see him.
land laugh him out Of H."
u Il don't think you WILL" "Oh. ! am sure
we shall. When we were AZ College Chsy.
J lie and roomed together. liis mother
' would persist 10 sending him religions books
z land tracts, and write him such letters that
e he would DO very miserable; but we used 10
;llsugh al him. and in lltie while be would
il be cheerful as ever. You will see him with
e us in few days, laughing himseif Il his
9 lfoolishness.
q Time wore 90. Ella Morrell noticed that
= Charlie Earl did not miDgIe with his former
,flcomp anions. He remained true and stead
d fast in his determination to lead new life.
Is lie openly professed his faith 10 Christ. and
was IN active worker in the Sunday school.
Is David Wright had tried his powers Of rid
4 allicule and sarcasm upon his friend. but was
e dss pointed that they produced no effect.
solHis ccmpanions tried every WAY their inge.
m lnuiiy could devise 10 annoy Charlie. They
,e carried their pefsecutions 90 lar that David
~ slbecame often ded and len them.
,s,l The dignity and kindness with which
be Charlie bore their treatment, and his con
20 sistept conduct. won David's admiration snd
seIregsrd. He found Charlie not the gloomy
Ildmorose person he had pictured him, but Tho
.s- sane genial. warm hearted friend. and b.
D n Learned u truth new to him that religion
ey can alter The disposition only for he be-,
'ilII,er.
nd With new purpose 70 live for-,o gIoFi
oily his Divine Master, and with heart flle
,si with love and peace, Charlie Earl vent o
ealhis way rejoicing. David found that b
lis. friend possesse in religion . treasure II
the world could not give. and he had now .
his wish 10 laugh him out Of Il. bus rather
ac, be brought himsen under hs gentle INF
= md ucc.-Amescan Messenger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-07-28

rs-A Mnchrll rrvisslis'. iOoking -
recruits, found - he Air'e'n' ana u -
course q his csnvussiion. inquired -H'se
~. s.u.I ,be Lurdr- -G0lIy. nassas sad
nv a,rksy evises,Iy much sza1ss. IL .
Lord lcsi.-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-07-28

A rsrro entered drug store IN Atlanta
he other day, and in the presence o. lsa'es'
commenced using obscene language The
,ro,rie,or attempted 70 pus him out, when
shc h:ass knocked him down, robbed 'n'
m.rrv ass~c. n forty scven dn'la-'. Hn
arsr-rFd
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-07-28


PUKEIr CrHsEsE--A Chinsmnn whose
xisr OF female slave j. Imprisoned ~ 'hel
e,unsv IaiI q, San Franciseo. q Califcrnis. went
10 ,h~ prtson aad made singular PROPOSE
,ion 10 the turnkey. tie had an Old hhs w''n
hiu. and upon ,he prison keeper aFPear'ns
!, the d0or. opened conversation With bin
:. fol,oxs: -Cool mollow John; you got
Ice nv vice in iaiIee; she good lookee
lvounr xomsD. me wantee her" You Gan
NY, have her Joh1; she i here as q punish
.lmeus tor being bad woman. and must re-
main fo- four wceks.- answered me Pf'so'
} keepsr. @You dsa'tee know me, good CHI
: .,mrn me, always do rightee, likse yo'
4 m.ehee, aontee ~snses eheatee city. "A
-Ibripr~c one oil sick Chinawoman. bell
urly. no good 70 anybody; AL 'Ae same !
ysu You ksepss her. giVse my vice. ana
risec YOU ~ en,y dollars, be belly gcoi loA
Iou Judge BHkley. Chinaman then iaush'
.lrcod dealcc--
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-07-28

A RELIGious HEH.-ApoIlus Woodssri
Of this city. has remarkable hen. The
hen IL religious. She i : strict observer q
the Sabbath and illutrates her faith BY her
practice. Being an excellent "lsye1" shc
produces an EGG regularly every day for five
days Of tho week. until Saturday. when che
Iays two ecgs. but when Sunday comes The
hen rests from her lahore and lays no eggs
q, ALL Mr.. Woodward thinks that the var
Of cx,crmina,ion tha, has 80 long been pros
ccu,cd By cIcrgymcn against the chicken
sribc has come TO an end. the .rnlle's hare
'lbrrcmc converted. the preachers vii refuse
HI ~, ,ltcm and shc millenium y q hsni
\ Richmond Telegram
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-07-28

RadsraIisu frsE 4 Republican stand
point
TIE Srw YorA Tines. kspahllean pa'
ser. mr2s~ she tsi.oain= eap.lal points W
on rs1lSalisrs
Prssre-.. uirh the Abolition leadess
msan-, nrai emancipation; next sotiras-
M fHaiIy. amaIgamars1n- TIE fr-I steE
css,. u rc hIc = aat treasure Than any NJ
49, ssrr -hsi ani expended in ans en-
xas. whus Fae struggle ter -ssi'azs 'n'
,aru, t.auarign i progressing, tae snane'
parsI negro .lll psrsh-
FsrR Pr1r-- Was u frank, tar ~ maal
20 ak ,he Southern States ~ rn'ify u
ecn-.issSIcnsl amenenn~ns aeolishing slave
-lr.a 80 iatenasi. after they accepted tha
issn1ssson. ~ kscp them oui of the Unioni
TIE UovEKxxEsr AID UztcS-- The PEG
lie 5ev,.ssS rhrSe thvasand millions ~ do
.lI.rs srA : silt milton Of lives % kee
.IS.asc- IL The Uuisu- Congress ha- COZ
lsumsd eight mouths and other millions
such Siases cut of TIE Union.
WHrr-why, III 80 remain enemies, q
80 ssov ,he warl While our armies we'
ir The heIa wr could have ccmPleted Y
ssssinrati0n or the Spurh
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-07-28

.CurrL RlcHrs.~-A negro q Cline
county. .westr vnsinia. = suing she e'e'l
u M ecuntr ccur for rcfssir- = 'ssa'
bren.s ~ his usr'sgs ri'h -hhs N'
mar
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-07-28

orDsn- Rice made sFsesa = - s's
80 4 Pntssurg On the FOorrh. 20 inc
eourse ol uhira ne ADVISED the o0lsred Pop.
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