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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-22

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Tin Weddings
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-10
Miscellaneous.

( Business on the leyee Saturday morning
was quite lively. notwithstanding the
'wretched condition of the wharf. The
mud is almost fathomless, with poor
chance for Improvement unless 1t quits
raining .......~The Armada did not have a
very full trip Friday night, but got fair
freight Saturday .........The Norman had a
good trip for Memphis. The Ezro Por-
ter and Minnie were wen loaded .....The
Wild Wagner was loaded to the guards.
She got a good deal of freight here. We
were glad to meet our old friends. M. ID.
Condiff, in the office, and Yves. whitlow,
In command of the forecastle Among her
passengers were Capt Emory Ford, of New.
Albany Huston d Co. shipped 500
sacks of wheat and a lot of other freight
ON the Minnie.......The Silver Moon had
over 100 bales of cotton for Cincinpati...,.
The Tarascon had a. fair packet trip .........
We see large quantity of fine furniture
on the mammoth wharf boat waiting ship
ment; also, quantity of Evansville made
brooms, to go to Louisville. ,.....,.Mr. a..
Tucker. the veteran mate, took the Arma-
da to Cairo Saturday. No one could do it
better.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-10

- |II.4Tf 4aI 20 EVansvlIIe, Ind. y
RNEELING DULY THANKFUL FOR
Ii the very liberal patronage received
during the past seven years, and being
persons whether they need their profess
sionaI services or not to visit their rooms
and see the various styles of work manu-
featured. elQ4
made. and everything that will subserve
ire interests of their patients is secureo ny
them. Their establishment and facilities
are eotlal' 10 any in the Eastern cities.
Thev have several AnRstheticS for allie
waiting pain when extracting teeth.
Z Checks that are sunken can be restored
to nearly their original cQQtour.
All desirable styles OF A RITE lCl A i
TEETH made anywhere in the United
states are made by us Irrek2ar1tles OF
Children's Tesah successfully CO reeted-@-s
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-10
HIRAM NELSON,

II. %. AUCTIONEER.
Has permanently located his Auction
Room at
m No. IS MAIN STREET, 50
fOnnosite the Washington House), g.
he will attend to all kinds of Auction bus
ness: To the selling OF Merchandise, Wag-
ons, Carriages, Horses, and Real Estate.
Auction Days-TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY of each week Cash advances
on consignments. Refers to all the citi-
zens of Evansville who know him. Will
give his whole time to his business. aplt
RRATS. CRADLES, CHAIRS, &C.
NI We have a great variety of Children's
Chairs, for sale cheap at
VICRERY BROS,
oe6 dtf rs Main Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-10
ROats Due.

Among the first boats due here are the
Emma Floyd and Camelia, for Nashville;
Naugatuck and Armadillo, for st. Louis;
Rebecca, from Nashville; Golden Era,
Sherman, and Pine Bluff, from st. Louis;
Robert Burns and St. Cloud, for Memphis;
J. p. Webb, from Memphis; Nora, Altoona,
and Bertha, for Arkansas River; Messen-
ger, Swallow, Louisiana. Emperor, Argosy,
and Stonewall, for New Orleans Louis
vile, Nick Longworth, and Amazon, from
New Orleans; Armada, from Cairo.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-10
s Arrivals and Departuress

q The arrivals and departures up to 8
o'clock Saturday, include the Ezra Porter,
St Louis TO Cincinnati; Norman, Louis
vile to, Memphis; Minnie, st. Louis to
Pittsburg; Ada Lyon, Green River to re-
turn; Wild Wagner, louisville to New
Orleans; Silver Moon, Memphis to Cincin-
natl; News Boy, Henderson to return;
Tarascon, Louisville to return; Armada
to Cairo. ssr..
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-10
weather and water.

The weather grew rapidly cool on Fri
day night, and a raw wind prevailed on
Saturday, making q rough river. Cold
clouds f1oated above and the atmosphere
felt very winterish The river was rising
very. slowly, and unless erected BY the last
rain, win be found falling by this morn
ing, The Cumberland Is fully fast The
Upper Mississippi is rising naa = El1@sn /
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-10
RIVER NEWS.

CrNcrNNArr. Dec. s-The river has fallen
inches, there being 80 feet and inches in
the channel. There was rain with a high
wind last night, and 1t is showeDy and
stormy this forenoon. Thermometer so;
barometer % rs. 1880
PITTsBURG, Pa, Dec. S.--The river is 10
feet 6 incnes and falling, Weather clear,
with heavy rains this morning.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-06
THE ADJOURNMENT OF coNenEss

!" view OF the important bills which arr.
no" i""dI"e before the %"uate. it is not r,ola.
Ole 'ha, t"nIrc"" will adjourn before tho first
q A";"at and tia possible that the scs,;on
may, he prolnnged for party purposes, until the
''+t VI pecen,b'r. Commanding Il Ian njolity of
Two third" i'll both li.'usr. OF C"n.;rc.s, tl,,
i;nitc.ls believe themselves muster, Of tl. ell
';ntirn, and arc not disposed to f,lcro any
"rr"ttnnty of chccknating th. ricsl,I.ut, or
MAXIM" political cnl'itai for the coming cleo.
'"nH. The success Of the party, in tho great
"'l"c: t" TO achieved. alG,oug!, this may in
vot'e the Sacl iice Of the best interests Of tl..
country! 10 this rn'. are directed all the np-
rlianccs of Congressional I.cGislutiou and all
the machinery of party organization. For six
months past Congress under the lead Of its
Radical minority has been rostroning the con
aidcration Of the vital interests which demand
ito attention; and has been almocL solcly en-
gagged in c"naocting schemes To thwart the
President in his Decentralization rolicy, and IL.
lay the admission Of Slater, whose restoration
might endanger the supremacy Of Che party.
Tho bleeding wounds Of the country arc kent
open, and sectional animosities fo,nented to
enable RndicalisIn, TO perpetuate it's power, and
the life Of the nation is jeorarded, to Secure
the soccess of the party. Patriotism, justice,
md charity ore sncriGcedi 10 the Moiooi, of an
unacrurulous ambition, which in it's reckless
pursuit Of Office and emolumcnt knows no
higher principle than that party maxim 'qo the
victors belong to tho spoils." Congressional
Legislation is but IN instrument to achieve par.
~ lriumrha, and the question of an early or
late adjournment il controlled entirely i,y The
view which members may take Of tho nee cessty
OF their presence at home or in Washington.
the more cAcctually To carry out the purposes
Of tho campaign.
Ihe Senate ty recent vote of 25 NAYS to G
yeas, refused 10 consider the House resolution
providing; for the adi"urnmcnts OF Congress on
the 18th Of the present month. The Republi
cans all votc'l in the negative, and would scc,n
TO Indicate their intention to prolong the Sea-
sion.
A Washington despatch states: The radicals
have agreed to delay the adjournment of Con-
gress until Governor Drownlow can convene
the Tennessee Leg islature" and havo it ratifv
the constitutional aneudment just issued FROM
ConSrcss; that they are anxious thus to adIoit
one State and claim that tie work OF recon-
struetioh has been actually commenced on their
own PLAN before tho opening of the fall eIoc-
tions."
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-06
n. Nho; on Sa6batl, evening. June 24th, 1sc6
mr.. l.: w. MARSHALL, in The 3(th wsor ,"o";

DIED. OH Sabbath evening June 9.,h ,ccc
his age. 'o'n year OF
-, Mr.. Marshall was native of N.s,v;u,
Iehn.' bnt. Hl,"r.ly bcore tho war, removed ~,
ieNas' When the cLil wns made for vo,,,,
,eers 10 defend our rights he was one of H.,
,iIst 70 respond. 1Ic became member Of H.
otnsleXas Rcs't and served his country r.;,i.
!"ny nntIl the final surrender lie wcs n .,,,
JGet OF dyspepsia, and i,s concomitnnf cbrou;o
e%inrfnen' % 10: a'lonG time prcyipua to his jcnti,
npout e tim. OF the surrender bc CANA -.
hooHVill: with Il special friend, OH n s;rE f,r :"
i0"5h' with whom lie had been ossnci,,ni :,
,n;,,, ,u, afiny' and where he fingered for months
witn H one "i hi' chronic atiucie. There Lo
,u"n" ,uI hohie IN one of Our kindest fami),rs
sfo whefo he received thc untiring NURSING Of t.,
,ehAie ,t. members and neighbors, which viii,
az: :he nttention OF his physicians. and tho bless.
InB o. DIVINE Providence, was blessed viii, hi,
restoration t. health. lie returned to Noeh
cii!c lof brief period to visit Lila friends hu,
nnd1ng The Limestone water of TIM, r.r,n, ,uo W.
INJURY TO him, he 1ev isiicd ALheyille wbcrc h.
siuried IN estin,able wife, but onlv lived -
lew orlef weeks to enjoy Der sociotv.
Mr.. Marehal cnme amons us :, nors.o.
stranger, bns it is beloved that M s,ron,sos.
ever ever. mate more favorable impression on an
chtIe community than he did. It is bclioyoI
ina. No d,cd a Christian. and has gone 70 in.
mont Chria,ian's reward May God sanct;fu
3'a death 10 tho good Of those who 80 Iindiu
cared for hins in life. "S
ER Nashville. Tenn. papers please conv'
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-06

The RIonT SpIRrr-Tho white people Of
Marion, in Perry County. Alabama recently
held moc,ing, in which they spoke kindly Of
thei: former slaves. and expressed q desire to
assist them in educating their children. Re
Gently the colored people held meeting in
tho Baptist Church in Marion, to respond to
tho wiso action, and passed the following res
olutions:
Whereas. The white citizens Of this commu :
nifty. our former masters, hnve by O series or
resolutions expressed their appreciation Of our
feeble attempts made for the education of our
children. aud also their willingness to cxtcnd g.
helping hand to Us:
RESOLVED, That while we cannot but rcioice
at our Liberation from slavery, we hold none
but the most pleasant feelings toward our TOR
mer owncrs AID r.joico that feeling of kind.
ness and Willingness TO help us is manifested
by them.
Resoioed That as we believe we must remain
apart of the population OF this country, it is
incumbent on us to cultivate kindly relations
between the white und colorcd people, and il
is also m imperative duty laid upon us to cul-
tivate our minds and 10 educate our childron
.Rcsoim4 That committee of sevon be ap-
pointed 10 confer with the gcntlcmcn of tho
other committee. and perfect such arran &c.
memts ns they believe will work for the i'm
provement Of our race, and we pledge our
selves to support them with oil the means in
our power. .-r
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-06

Tue New IoRK.GoLD BoAID.--Tho spirited
New York correspondent of the Cha, Ieston
Nows in. a late issue Of that excellent journal
thus discants on the New York Gold Board ::
New York, juno l9-uaving been inform
cd yesterday by the Secretary Of tho Gold
Eoard. that the gold mania had burst forth
anew III all its PRISTINE intensity, aud know.
r,G from former experience that tho Gold
h"""' az such time. presents n pretty fair fu.
lure OF Iahdcmoniuu on n holiday occasion
IL Tie 'mrs of Satan aud tho children of. the
peVn are supposed to have "A day we celebrate"
i took M my line OF march down Broad ct rect
towards The eccnc Of action. 1t was verify n
scene OF art'on-"f action exaggerated, to Gis-
uact'"h-hundreds of gentlemen bawling TO
inc extent OF their vuicc, and gcsticulatinr
WIN all the frantic ardOr Of confirmed lunatics
--aoine Offering 10 buy gold, some TO sell gold
some ut ono price, some ut n higher fii,ure
some at lower figure, Will. high ohovn lin
horrible din nnd babel like confusion. worse
eohlo"nded, arose tile vnice of an enthusiastic
gentleman expressing his Willingness to "bor-
~" ten gold. Nlonltrie not precisely under-
<'anhinS The financial technicaltics Of the
"'ln Room, WAS on the point of airnifyjup his
a'a''hcs" I" accept loan of smaller amount,
ray even OF the triilng snm five gold" ftlf:
word thousand always understood In, ch.ked
himself IN time 10 avoid an exposure OF his in.
:'"oe"cr. rs Tile Secretary of tho Gold l;pard
~ a native "fy"ur city. anil particular friend
"I your innocent correspondent, | received
nlu'h valuable information from linn. -lie iu-
lo'mrd me, in the first place. that ut hardly
ehy tiulc during the war had the fiuci nation
III The gold market boon greater or tho cxcit,-
nent more intense. The interior Of .hc Gold
Room IL large rotunda in which il.
.''~uro ~ "'hse mass OF spcculators, each
"nd all armed with pencil and book and
eagerly bawilng out their bids AMI offers 10 tho
very utmost extent Of their power of lung. In
one corner OF the room is placed circular
plate, like dial, on which an attendant, ns
he receives from the Secretary the quota.
tions. varying each second, founded on actual
transactions. marks them Oh the diul, TINT
oil may perceive and know tho amount at
which tue latest sale has been made. The Secrc..
tary pointed out TO me n gentleman who had.
IN the course Of tho last hour made ten
thousand dollnrs clear another who had. in
tho last ten days, lost over two hundred thou.
sand; and many gentlemen were present who
wore destined 10 be ruined or enriched
by the riso or fall Of gold ut this existing
crisis. Gold opened at 1851. luctuntod'
and at one time sank to 1861, closing at half
pnst five O'Clock ut 1871. Any apcculator
who may have sold 5000, 900 in tho
!noi ming and bought in the aftcrnoon-nnd it
ls not UNUSUAL for euch un amount to chanro
hands-mnst have made clear profit in u few
hours of $4,000.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-06


rh. LEON .;a,. M.sN'Io:-GALv..;r"*, T.xas, july H.
po.sossi"n 'aak "f ,% %i the Nis Grande is now i'll
Government of Mexico. Tic e;,v ,v'I Of NJ ., tho
Ias eapitui"ted on the 2ad ul. to eomm;sl;,' a;n"
Sss appointed by General CarayaiaI. 0s~npar r
MSlm, with oil his Imperial troops. embarSin.t
u unGsr t%s "eufs t,' OF three nnd four oeocI.
States hag The moat liberal torms ~StSn ,ron,'
granted to tho inperialists. Tho ar,ny |rr" we're
given up. without bloodshod, pillaro or ,,l"u %n'
der, and is now under command of Cepn.n, pu,,
Jose Do Lagoni". General EscoJcdo, with h;,
,oices. SAID to number 1000, entered Matomo. '.
Latest .Io,oa oaI ,, e,aeN; On The 24th OF June
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-06
NOTICE
TO DEBTORS.

T. JOHN GRAY, having assjpned 10 NJ.
!VA all his interests in lhc nsse,s of tb ,a. ,e
firm Of GRAY d ROBERTSON. inclu!:m',
al the NOTES, BOOKS OF ACCOUNT nn5
eaoses sa action: belonging 10 the said firm.
M persons Indebted to tic sumo, uro hereby
informed that the ssid deaanls arc "a my hands.
unu' mat 1 ntone by tho terms of The said
assignment, am authorized to receive ,nJ 800,
ior monies due To tho said I'M. Those iuJ.hict
are earnestly requested to come forward nn,L
make e0nie satisfactory arrangement, Of thrit
~ J. TOWNEa ponup.r.ov
July3 pc: ,f
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-06

RfpuorIoN OF FHEIahrs We SEQ that The
variou, railroads are reducing their frsigLts;
upon .the necessary articles Of subsisteneei--
The South :Cdfolins Road las sredueed; SthdS
ifrsighton' corn to1e cents .par.bhshei; sols to-
no. csnb-psr sack; ,osss. .to1o asats per bdshek;
This eonpap4 !. forwarding ssootton sto New
Yosks q So per BALE. s:rhissis IA 9sampis
.yIiohs might 81 very probably ioilawsd 1by
sshs sarsehyiIls End ealgpsia sfoad; sless
ebsrges have been sl,s my5set of, very, ,gsfsssl
isatn hea, d d. .dsSeavs s.,sssssr a
/ Pfstdsnst tnms ihas pratsdsnsss@
Eutss t0,stop she tplundss.hg Sf psskegas sbs.
tueen Coipmbis. and tbepppee te1nipI fsthe
tsoad. -. 80 IS; { : !. - g .
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-06
THE EUEoPEAu WAR

Inc war cloud lra, ut last burst upon En-
rope ana prussi " and Italy have formally de-
e'afod hostll.tIss against Auptria. Diplom,cv
mas in'led "'d an appeal has been made 70 Tho
s""td-that "h*ma ratio rea.sn, 'rha war
''e"'" '.'I IN the heart Of Germany, and the
'ta"t'i"l valley Of tho Elbe which Ina So Of.
len served as the battle field of Enrone
'eH"cs once more TO the tread of hostile so,ad
F'"s. iruss'a Austria and Italy are tn. nc
p'e brihgcronts but the widcnins circl. ~ il,
soon embrace tho German States md merriam.
'"e "hele OF Europe. Eussia il alreadv con.
ce"uating her forces upon the confinos ot
Austria, and eagerly watching tho onnor,nu,;.
"'eS.'hg 'iom Turkey, tho long coveted
p''%o, OF the Danubiun priucipatics. Louis
'alolp'n whilst openly avowing his sympathy
"4'" iniy. nsaumcs n position of neutrality
al" hcpreeatcs the necessity which ,pav .coll
''' "'' "et'S" interference. England, true to
"'r hereditary instincts. maintains for The pro
soht her watch and walt Policy.
Inc flame Of Wal is famed by Jto1,. r,h,
oe'Zea the present opportunity to uttcmnt 70
"''Se 'fo" The hated dominion of Austria
INC lar province of Venct,a, and TO realize
her :"hg cherished dreams of Italian in6o.-
Feh""hcc. Her MD is invaluable To Prussia.
VINO iinds herself arrayed against the German
e'a'es ami r.ssting n decree of tl,, Fedar,,
D'et. L" that hody Austria had referred III.
HeHed Question Of tho Duc!,,cs, but rr,ss;o
cS'"pta I" thia as a violation of previou. sim.
"ia'i"na and answers n rcr"!ntiun IF thc Do,
calling fpr thc vario oils Federal c,.utnoeu,s II,
declaring dissolution of the Federal Irn;on
''''e "ecupie" llolst"in, enters Sax,nv o,l
"'r'''eS upon 'res'lu''. Eosh rs,,ics are seek;
'n:; to occupy tho sr"ngh"lls of :;axonv u,,,
winch III" success of the first campa;rn ao-
rcnds.
Among the belligerents Italy alone seems 70
he en'ltied to our sympathy. An orprcssed
people, she Is gall antiy seeking to release her
self from CALLING yoke. Prussia il liberal
ana enlightened power, but to her ambition and
t'r'""rat lust is due the present war
Austria is the stronghold Id of despolsn anil H..
enemy Of piosress and her overthrow wo,,,
remove grca, obstacle in the wov Of n,,u1o.
we see the opinion expressed that Ers,oo
VIII ultimately side with Prussi, and italy
l'"ssn aud England with Austriu. "who,
'ieves iail out, honest people yet their rirh,s".
anu IN tho conflicts Of despotism tl,ere IL som.
nope Tor tao cause of popular advancement,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-06

eS~ We are requested to announce to tho
pow hoiers Of Trinity Church. AbLcv lille, lha.
the half yearly installDcnts .of their annual
subscriptions arc now due, and they will con-
fer favor by making paymoat TO Col. j., T.
Robertson, the Treasurer.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-06

:, SALE DAY.-sale Day furnished ;.but faw
items Of interest. The attendance was small.
er Chan usuaa; owing, We suppose; to, this be:
iag . hasy season in farming operations. :as
well as te tl!e fact that the nsual .faiiroal ss.
;eonmodation was npt futhished tothe citizons
of: Greenwood spdsyiciuity. This ..was owing
TO the present afrangement Of schedules ,aTon
tic r6adgnpd we trast viii present: :enDyn tenn.
porary iuconvenience. -. -. :
:: Thgrsports Of tiretgrowipg ;creps seem. te6e:
rather dipcouragiasg, owipg ttotile t,nfayersAls=
sssaeps and tbs, defects in the pzeaodt ssstsas'
Of lasor. Eppfoyers who york viii the:
sTesuhSama ,sasrs lsoseG xs1tiSs.
fbasRhsrathts Il astt tho eass. The 6omplSpt i
! general shnt they ore doing. only half G.xk;
and are not making a support. "
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-06

y hAElIE!. on tho 21st ult, Ly Rev, " p
hemphili, Mr. JOHN w. ALVfS. Of Hn,N A" "
mnttoX ni niht,,c co. Va, TO Mrs. CARRIE XXX XIX
"ElGuT, Of Due West, S. G. 'A'A'
- MARRIED. at the residence of J. r. B,oo,,
Esq, on the evouing Of tho 4th Jnlv bv u'..
Mey. M W: A: Gaiuts, DR.. JOHN BELL anS "S
vile District "' VI 0ooo-
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-06
THE NATIONAL UNION uoNvEHr1oN

We publish IN another column, the cali of n
National Union Convention of delegates from
oil the states and territories; to ,ybe held at
Philadelphia on the l4th ,Aoeua. next The
call Ia made. atthe suggestiou of lcadiug con.
servatsV" ndn fromsail parts of tho country.
It is approved by Mr. Seward and olhors of
the Presidents Cabinet. who support his policy,
| aud endorsed Iy the prominent Conservative
Nepn1lluan Senators. Ills cxlocted that ovcry,
southern State will be represented, and con-
tribute Its full share in the work of restorin..
the Union to It's original harmony and intec-
rity: In Penney 1yania, the great battle of tho
onion Is to be fought ut the coming elections,
and there is hence somo policy in concentrating
there the. Union strength for tho approaching
conflict. ,'.i,
we hai' thls movement as an aurury Of
good since it shows disposition on the -part
OF prominent statesmen, to lay aside party
names. and discard sectional differences, and
nuke nu effort to rally the conservative, Union
sentiment Of; the eohntry. Me Trust that
South Willie fully repfesentei. Z: *, -;
The Eatiopaf Repxbliean. .tho Presidents or 1
gau. thus toleibly sets forth Tho ,reas6ns for
the call :'-. =.
.;.ahs reeseb fer, calling the capyeutiopr is TO
<givS an apRost entity. 10. .essY Hoiot ,inal TO
zfseids wkeahe1 4sis for ihs Co.'s tisltidnpr for
3; Goqgrgss:stk. nsnrp ssatuiet1 s b for
! 1goyesnias 1sa Ipua 4coording. % M iayL 81
as o nation !of: conquer ora; 'whethef he i5foi
9ne whole. united nation, or for one-third oi
It's States to be shorn Of MI their. rights. and
3 one third Of its people degraded into .vsssal
: Inna SUBJECTS; whether he is for the rf,o Of
ssction aad. reign Of political terror, or 1a,
tho rsturn . f,@,armopy and fratarr,isy, J: wiIeth
or hels for. a=fag tustr6us With alofy,. or fol
one with eleven stars obi biiteratedsof .obscntsd
II Ard whep these questions are replied. 80 IL "a,
polls III Noyamber nexti Ms expect to find tG,
/ nsasss Of the Union men,whu voted in iIa8.
!. Etor Abraham Lipealn and Ahdrew JshnsSi
J. supporting Rresid sJoh hpson Rnd ths CohSR
: sSSeog, 70 iustea5 iof GspesAi and 1suFpaEen
Tho Ypiss OF patriotism ard psiensi iitys swhisl
!: VII SO UP from 1ndspsadsd .baaaIs on ID
iath y !Apg4st win sQund 4he .Alsifnf. section
alsnl and rsdisa gboat alsud" -.
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