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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30
Bakery, Confectionery and Ice
Cream kalO"n.

Cream talO"n.
Corner Seventh II d X ing Streets,
WILMINGTON, DEL
The snbscr informs his frienls AMI the ctl OF
Wilmington generally that he las fitted uI his esiab
lishment the Seventh and King Streets in
very superior STYLE and Is prepared to furnish
large breai tofsmiies at the lowest market rates he
also bakes every variety fine and dakes which
he dsposes Of by Wholesale we'll retai and which
cannot be surpassed for excellence.
He has also opened Ice Cream Saloon, ant IL pre-
pared to accommodate ladies and gentlemen who call in
the vafv best manner. He also supplies Iic.ncs, par
ties and families favorable terms and with deci eli
ly superior article Of his own manufacture.
mp 2s-6m JACOB STUCK
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30
.RERIEF,s SALE.

BHEhlFF'S SALE.
DY VIRTUE OP A WRIT OF LEvARi RACIAs, TO
ID me directed, will be exposed to Public Sale at the
Hotel Of Morris Dickinson, In the City OF wilmington,
New Castle County, Del, SATURDAY, the 9th day
MAY 1866, at O'Clock, p tho following described
Real Estate. viz All that certain lot Of lard (contaiu
lug several lots parcels with brick dwelling theron
erected) situate, In the City Of Wilmington Aforesaid
bounded and describe1ss follows, 10 wit; Beginning At
the norherly side q Front Street between Market and
King Streets at the distance OF hundred aud Thirty
nine feet, nine inches from the easery side Of MARKET
Street, at the Westerly side o ally, al line Of land
sold and conveyed 10 Benjamin Davis, deceased thence
herewith nOrthery Fifty three feot four inches TO
other land soii and conveyed by Adam Grubb and wife
thence eGsterly parallel with Front Street, sxtte feet
eleven and quarter inches to stake In other land q
the said Adam Grubp Et AL thence Herewith, south
ery parallel with Market Street ATTY three feet four
nchos to the said side Of Front Street. and thence there
with steriy sixteen ftot eleven and quarter inches
to the place Of beginning, be tho contents es
seEsd and taken in execution the property OF JOS
A. King, Executor Of Bridget King deceased: Charles
f. King. Administrator of JAMES A, King, deceased and
Michael Kenncy, terre tcnaut AMI to be sold by
GEO. =. HA0ANY, Sheriff.
ShPiiQrB OfiCs, New Castle. ADril Ii 1856
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30
a NEW INVENTION.

The aabscri bers inform their friends and the public
generally that they have secured the right for putting
down suggeit's patent Improved bored wells, In
the State Of Delaware by this improvement the pipe IL
forced directly into the ground to any depth and good
the cost Of the ordinary wells. For further information
call on SMILEY KING.
All persons forbidden TO said wells unless OBJ
tanned from them. or by their permission.
W STRICKLAND,
ELISHA CLINE,
No. 3lS East Fourth Street,
An l2Sn Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30
I.OS1,-

oTICBis hereby given that the subscriber has los
IN his deposit book, No los in the ArtiI,n's ssyn
Bank, and shat he has ode application for new one
april s-lms HENRY WARD.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30
tn EOrSel,lpll.

- MORGAN BLACK HAWK, (DELAWAREI
will stand at the res idenco of the sabscrlber
kA$A% l(frrmerly occupied by John G. HiCks) neai
-ASSA~the first iol tate, the Lancaster pike. lie
I. five years old. and sired by Halls BELOW Coz
Black Hawk, aud out Of the trettng Mare, Diamond
ap calm JAS " JEFFERIs
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30
To Farmers,

- The thorough bred horse FRINGE ALBERT
go H. will stand the ensuing season, at ElIiots
~@X lhotel, In Christiana Village, Mondays and
-tAgSaAs'Tucs 'a,s; at Hares Corner, Wednesdays
AID Thursdays and NJ the stable Of the subscriber
McClelandsye, on Fridays and Saturdays. Insurance
az Season fS sin sle service o. For particulars
bids an AZ nj SAMUEL Lindsey.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30

CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
LIFE
Insurance Company,
OF
Hartford, Conn.

ASSETS over SO, 900
NUMBE" OF PoLICY-HOLDERS over 30, 900
NEW POLICIES issued during tho year over 10000
RECEIPTS for the year 400, 900
DIVIDEND paid during the present fiscal year. 60 pr
TOTAL DIVIDENDS paid, ovor s., 600
TOTAL LOSSES paid, over !5O0OGO
Why the Connecticut Mutual should be Preferred,
BECAUSE
LARGEST, SAFEST, CHEAPEST, BEST.
1t has been demonstrated t. be
The Grsdt Life Insurance Company " this uorHt
!. II has the largest number Of members
ii. II has the largest amount insured
Ill IL has the largest surplus.
". II has the largest digsibo surplus.
v 1t has the largest business.
VI. thss the largest income.
VII II has had through its whole history the small
lest average expenses.
VIII IL Obtains the largest average rates Interest
Its invests, euts.
TX. II therefore furnishes insurance at less cost
than any other company.
All Policies Issued by this Company either
fprfsitable by their tems, may be converted into
those viii III 80, at the option of the insured
None Iui strictly unexcFptlunabe risks aud
only upon ages between fourteen and sixty.
JAMES GOODWIN. President, u. PRESTON, Vice Pre-
ideni, GUY PHELPS, Secretary, ". 5. OLMSTED
Cashier, L. Z. WILCOX, Physician.
RICHARD CLEMENT, Agent, at N W Corner 9th
Marke Streets Bringurst Building, End Story. u
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30

Adm, nj stratOr's sale of Real Es-
tate.
BY virtue Of Order OF the Orphans Court tef the
State Of Delaware and for the County Of New Castle
made at the February Term thereof A. D. Is 3d. will be
exposed to Sale at Public Vondue, on THURSDAY the
l4h day of June next at o'clock, p NJ at the house
orc Ilppncott at Mddletown In st. Georges Hundred:
all that certRil Tract Of Land situated in 81 Georges
Hundred, in the County aforesaid bounded by lands Of
John Houston, Henry McVey and others, contain ng
TWO HuNDRED AND FIvEACREs more Or less.
Belns part Of the Real Estate late Of Henry Tenn
plentn decd aud to be sold, oct to the Wild ow's
dover. for the payment of his debts.
Attendance will 10 given aud he terms Of sale made
knowa at the time md place Aforesaid by
EPHRAIM BEAsrEN. Esq, Administrator &C. or by
his Attorney.
By order Of the Court, SAMUEL GUTHRIE.
Attest Clerk Of Orphans Court.
New Castle March 26th, 1853.
N. B-The above property Is situated In the most
eligible part Of New Castle County 1t lies convenient to
the Markets Of Odessa and Middleton n, and within
short distanceof M Pleasant Station, the Delaware
Railroad and within three miles Of landing, on the
Chesapeake ind Delaware Canal The soil is very good
and we'll adapted Tor peach farm.
EPHkAIM BEASTEN,
ep8 30 Summit Bridge, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30
I. L..r.Ica tncinrN for Sale or Ret

-. Ihat large and ceumcdiuus cstabli-n2,ent.
= 9tulto near the South und Of the Wilmington
- BridsH formerly occupied BY A. FlEglOr Co,
,mprt.ius with the ground enclosed, area
f,i, fronting the public road and 2io feet back
~. Z III OF stuund edaiung the above in the rear,
lt nortderu side extending west to Ii. II. Cos, lae
,at 3 . i,st l northsry IN tho River bank l22 N.
sp via-g 10 Ia auudul front OF III feet JOHANN
fuA a. To >. VI rEpPLlS Co, with right Of Say out
IN. -p,hif5 road CHARLES CANDY,
..y H5ff 81 West Street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30
For Sale.

TIE MANSION HOUSE AND
Grounds. late the residence OF
David G. Wilson, dec'd.,
D.,rst,nly sttna,ed 81 tie outskirts Of me CfS
Ot WflziHgt0H,
,...t t.., uzrlar. and -hrubbers all in good order.
~ .'" TO- hrritI r. 6utdiugs heated WITH hot water
- ID 49, nuI has other modern improvements
~ -" "a ~ ~ statie, With ample aceOmuOda
ssuz LII for hu ami eHfriages cenmoaious olt
m. pre44ises are within one hundred
n,-, tt.l.anre Avenue Passenger hallway, VITA
. +..-.,t,. ,,.ay ttN MINUTES To the fhllAdslphiSs
g, r P'sH,,u- ~ 4 ,!tinOte railway station.
~, @ ,,'.-f ,r-irabl- sad healthy residences in
-"' ST., Dr.. X X. PORTER
Fl F'' ny a. b. BAfARD,
WILMINGTON. UA1
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30
JeoDy Lind Wagon for sale.

Stftzs[ The subscriber will sell superior well
49, built Jenny Lind wagon 1t was built to order
and In the best has lamps and will be sold
bargain II applied for soon. SkM'L CANDY,
no Iq4t. 1871 Market Street
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30

NOClc0.
The subscriber would most respectfully inform her
friends and the public that she has taken thb "Lttle
Store" No sos Shirley street where she has fne
col tuent OF Perumery Soaps &C. from the we'll known
and celebrated annfacturers Glenn C o. Of Phiaae-
phia Hair brushes tooth brusht combs ribbons, cot
tons. thread needles tapes silks aud many other lii lie
articles Bandears for the Head Showers, al. Orders
for all kinds Of Fancy Cap Work EmbroIderits Braid
ing, &c. Flowers Embalued, u beautiful m4mento of
the loved and departed, SIN Momorium."
SS- Don't forget to call at sos shipley Street..
april b.3m MARY J. NILES.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30
GTinshaW and McCabe.
nuiI,ling Lots der sale.


~ situated III Kennel Township, about o miles
d Z from Wilmington, Baltimore Central u. X, and
E=1= Lime Qutrrics Within miles, contains 81
.E-. acrcs 81 Of which highly cultivated and II
HTe u kloI wood land The buildings are good will te
.ol' low Apply 20 rBos. J. MAnAFFY, Real Estate
As-..i. ID md Kun So NOV QI
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-30

Nee oil they
View Castle
9 xIii3sl
/ esisnr
ns yHe EA-
I'll, attest
uary 18th,
} mad, and
MING,
! eeutnx.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-12-19
l. heg.s4oG. 1atS-llna 6, +
< hssIseia Stceuk e. = q

IS Shepherd, lots 5,a,Ft and
l.. block u. and house in
Strong et 81 add IG 3
Is. Shepherd, lot >, block =.
Strong It Al add. II
Mrs Caroline F. Stron = fots1,
$50 amt 8, Blk s., and !
2sS, f,5,7,s,9,te,TI and Il.
BLK So, and house Hn5 barr
Strong 8, Al add. !, IS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-12-19
D0pGE's ADDITION.

- 81 49, = 49, as.
Lots45 y ] -, on Bedueete {. IS
lot 5~, on Jewell street. 3
A pTre't Of land adjoining lot
l33. decided from Madden 50
NiGuoc. 2
: of acre of land adjoining lot
l35 lsee Deed from Madden
20 Mrs Carter. In vol =.
page l@2, and see deed from
Hi5uc - Larter, oil. L.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-12-19
CIR a II "A MS
HAIR RENEW Err


This preparation affords striking proof That there Is
progress i'm the Medical rs well other science Iens
rance ana crapircissa may rule Tor period Int Fh,p
science lights hes h@p their dark deeds mJrst vanish
FOR THE TOILET!
II 80 the most elegant article for the Toilet I'm tbs
world t is superior TO any other article ever intro
dGced.
Ee pfsgs orr st7ste5. as chemists kat Il s-E
pfat@- re hE5g TF1RE taxing 9Et, gliE eradicate
ne HTHtff and -tFFgat ytat r. 5sses7 ucaar,5
.ag e sect 534s, 4 lcttz rsro4oc tte kG,r 90 t.s
tGs2sst sea- 2.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-12-19

Loi ., e,k ?, strong ct al add, Isl
Lot i. Blk S. s.
I ct s., -. Serongs Aherat,on
LOIS 15sar'd : t-arffr1 paris ofioti
6,l0, II, u. and Is, blk
buildings, Strong ct al add a -
r T. sweet, lots a and .
= 10, s-s.-s5, strong ct al add ar
F-s-a,1vsfsr'f,, lot 5, block %
Strong Ct al add, ~ -
STEPHEN Thomas, lots } ana e
blk 10, ana house in Stron,1
ct "a add, % N
Rict'd thomas, dec. let Ap
IS, andah6ase IN S:ropg :, u
Addition. p,
Jno. Frederick, middle.ls out
iot IS, and house in Harri-
,, son ? >HrEey, Il 10
Tor, Ts .i;. 2oi
Lot ~. ~ HLairisson's Survey,
81 lot 20. {" e
Peer Toay, deceased. all that
pitt o. lot 81 and house "a
Iiarrisou's Suryey not dee.}-
ed BY said Peter T6ay to Jas.
and mo y foay, 1871
Peter Tcay, deceased, sw4 lot
y Nhet,s Survey, . 05
I baiaine Estate, lot 20, Tsv-
lor.s add, 3 20
{ Herman Na1Duseu. lots 3D.
~ and L, and parts of
lots and ID. blk -, & house
! in Strong CT al add. % os
| Juc- y. " hitelaw, lots and :
blk Z and house in StroDr
Ct a. go o. II y
inc. y, atelaw, all those pts
of lots I and :. blk IL AMI
house II Srrong ct a add in
Z X - decided 10 said White
law by J. p. Wright & wife = a
{ Jas. " diiace, lot Isl and house
Hafrlsou's urvey, II q
/. II. NMttlesey, lots 6 and1
e54 IotslI and5, blk 81 ana
house IN Strong ct aIadd. 2e e.
{ SECOND wAEp.
( Jas. Argall, parts Of lots 1o9
ll6, lis ahd 10, decided III
him by VIM. Samygu i vito
/ B let's Survey. = "a
Jas. Argail. lot 10 and partof
lots IJ3 and he Ilaft,. 50
ana nal+ az ONT fof - 80, : u
sons Surgay . ~ II
/ ~ I'D. Broad, parts lots 50 81
70 ana mouse FleiuS Survey S
u; Burns, part Of lot 81
iE't = survey, patented To
Hii4 tx. thtt5 part decided bv
,r ID - Is.-", 81
a-i -, - 1 =, lsss = and s.,
/ Erf- -rr,,I,I-- " ~ -, 90 u add, -
- ana 49, -, 80 -, 20 d
~, 90. "a, 10 .ise IRWIN etal add, "a
" ~ teLe5sEe, > Of uEt-loGs
n q ~ ~ iiaIfisoa's ur- II So
"" [r;a, .,.essl .,l.i-. 50 lot 1914,
AZ i.-. > 5ItFeJ, G
~ : ofty S heirs, part oflot 81,
- , ,is. $ sufFey, 81 81
y = a. 80 h-5'sl uhdt LOT IL,
-rf 80 81 > :. survey, and part
-, iJt' ; survey, Il
Ni.hgI.- O.. - ''g-i. : sur. 4 ).
"efss OF oat-lot 2s5, Harri-
,-. ~ euL'ey, 10 q.
~ .'.N'ts-7 cornish, out-lJt l37,
y is,'.l s survey, S G,
9'.l'A-a Sien5ilunal Of acre
! pa outlet 2'I, liarrisan's Sur. 8 p
-'''''.1 "a =, ri, dee. uudl %.
I3.rr1,-.l g5o,,l -, = : p tffeE, 10 =
s. boy-.s. ~ 49,, -. '5tIl y lot
Dnn3 q t,i1, -, = : ,'fE7 81 II o
- - 'l''N ~ =, tia : acrc
- -, 81, n 3, > 5.
20
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-12-19
10, ~, vIeItrssurvev.

%, ~, VIcit's Survey. &
/. lot ia-, ~
" ~ jackson, part lot IT'S and
( house, iiar. Sur. :
f4'flcS haHe, 50 lot Jos and
house Nleit's sur. .
/ Josiah hanyou. Jr. lots 2Is
! - +',-=5 and Ply 4 buiI6,
l1Es, IRWIN ct al add %
I hm. Lanyon, lot ia 4 build-
inSs and mill, Vices Sur lac
" n l1aaN2n partout-lot Z3s.
and Buildings uar. Sar. 81
/ Nh- Lauron, part lot IS ard
/ house FIeit's Sur. al
! Henry Lamp hire. , acres ~
/ So. uwt Of sec -, Is. RS Q
/ Joseph Munster, part lot 10
and house, H-t's Sur. 8
I jno- NjItou, lot 81 Irwin Ct NJ
/ add. 81
| Jno- Wilton, lot &c. ifs f-a G.
/ 2S9, Irwin ct aiadd. 10
/ Jno, Milton, und1 lots So s.. a
s. Vleit's Sur. 10
| Jas Meadows, lot IS aud house
Nleit's Sur. o.
! Geo AlcSsarzraith lots an 4. 90
Sravely's add.
/ Jno, 1IusEr0vc. out-ro+s osr
PCS. POP and 2-1 ar4 49,
/ Har. Sur. -
! Juo. 3lusErovc, und l Tor ga
| IIar, Sar.
: Jas NclireEor-
! pur-lotI~-. n r cr,.
! PJ oCtIotI-, &C. E
| lt ls2 =. r
BRIDGE Nsvlns, Let 9s & boBsa
Richard od-ers, Iot1lo & borza .
FIeiJ's sur. ~ u Z Sc 81,
| Ste Pridea&E, dec. ort-lo. leo
liar. sur. and % eliot Ell (
nl..L .A let's sur 4
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-12-19
. 4 TTT7ToHT

Don't let any druggist or dealc- urge upon y
different article as tlEe IS preparation ia the
ike this, Beware OF any article pu4poEtlLE g. y =
same.
Try HALLS HAIR REVIEWER according 70 -
lions a1i you VIII use no other. -,
u nor sold 1T druggists IN your town, a tria! =,
VII be sent VOC by prcss, upon yeceiHt Of one
~ mail thus giving you an oTPoFtahl'y al or
testing It's excellent Qualities.
(riera f,r trlrL -, r,.rIst 10 aleresseI 70
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-12-19
TOWN OP WYrNBNG.

Town :, Range 4.
fY,in S.- Ae-,.,A-.z---4s.s--
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Unredeemed Lands.
0ssiss or CLEgS o. SoA I'D SgPs. j.
Iowa. GoVSr4, WIS, e
-, -af,- & Fssasssy5y So-.n t3Sa~

NOTICE a hereby given, that The,
N following Lads and City and
Village Lots, 70 th: 'roanfr Of Iowa,
ani state or Wisconsin, were sold
BY the Treasurer of said County, on
the Sixth Day OF september. A D.
1854, for the delinquent taxes of the
year 1858, ann other years, Tel ow
specified.
The amour. set opposite to each
tract of l.aad and City aud Village
Lot IS tia aaloant Of tax, interest
and eaarres due thereon, computed
up to the las4 day of redemption
.og, therefore, unless the taxes
and charges are paid on the follow
ing described traces Of Lands and
City sui Village lots on or before
the 9Th day. OF September, \. D.
1851, the same will be conveyed by
Tax Deed TO the purchaser.
GEO. II. D IS, Clerk
Of Board Of Supervisors,
ll2vE Iowa Co, WIS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-12-19
= 1Fl'.sts3 Z ~ =
C. 4. COCK, Chicago.

GsaI Agent sor Northwestern o-A.s4
r. p. HALL co, PropTietorss Nashua, \. H.
sold at WHOLESALE, IN Cfica-c by FULLER, FlNt1
FULLER, BCREIsATS IVAN SCIIAACIl, IoiI ;
SMITH, SMITH DIVER, J. II. REED ~
CHAs- G. SMITH, DIETzsCH, BLoCgI c. :
SC0VII. ". D. HARRIS < Co, POST < BADEAU''' -
oy druggists za5 dealers generally.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-08-11

J,e Brazil has made ont the skele.
ton OF new bureau, cost only forty
million dollars.
l. Every freedman shall have a
bureau for himself, with a looking
glass on the top, if he wants if.
9. Every freedman shall have a
secretary.
3 Every freedboy or frcedgirl
shall have a wardrobe.
4. Every freedchiId Shall have
whatever it cries for.
:. White people, whether free or
not, must behave themselves.
&. All persons Of every color, cx-
cept red, must vote.
I. Every tree white male citizen
ot the age Of twenty-one years or un-
der, and Of sound mind or otherwise,
may vote. if he will take the oath
that he w0Hlt! be nigser If he could.
:. All white persons calling them
selves citizens without having the
proper color and rank shall he ipSo
tacto deprived of association with
niggcr.
Q. a white man shall be consider
ed as good as nigger if he behaves
himself.
10. All laws or parts Of laws CON
hicting with the above essential
rules, except those that allow white
man to consider himself as good as a
niger by the nigger consent, are re .
peaIed.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-08-11
CANTON MISSISSIPPI. AUGUST II. 1866

Had | been governed by personal
feelings | should have bad nothing
to DO with she late troubles. further
than entering my earnest protest
against then, ard had l been gov
crncd by personal feelings | should
not now be in the situation | am.
| / the Union shall be restored un
der the Constitutions, as | earnestly
desire to see it done, and | am writ
Ing to do all | can toward that end, =,
it is my fixed purpose 70 retire for
ever from connection with public af-
fairs, 50 that, while it would seem
that my present efforts are tending
to Il result in which have more or
less personal interest, that is, admiS-
son as a Senator in Congress, Vet |
asSure'you | never expect to hold
that position long, even il the seat
should be awarded to me.
IOurS truly,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-08-11
ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS.

.CF Tht john son state Convention
met i'll New Haven on the 1St Sen
ator Dixon presided, ana read a long
address con'lenlning the policy Of
Congress and sustaining that Of Pres
ldent johnson. Resolutions in the
same tone We're adopted. Thirty
nine delegates were appointed to the
Philadelphia convention.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-08-11
II BLAIR.

/ CRAwFORDVILIF, GA, JuIy oS, '6o
! How Montgomery Rl,tr. Washington y =:
Dear Sir-Tour letter Of the III
instant is before me. | thank yol
heartily for it. No man in the Unit
ed States did, or could, more cor
daily approve and inddorse the %
jects of the proposed Union Conyen
tion at Philadelphia. as I understood
them, than l did and yet, from con
siderations OF eXpedienry, doHdted
the propriety OF my taking active
part in it. | WAS also in d0ubt, 4
some extent, whether, with Other
views Oh the part Of those who made
the call, the words were not phrascd
! in the call as to exclude all who Oc
Cupied similar position to my owr
and from othed considerations ~
those which htd occurred to me-
Your letter relieves me from the last
class of dOub.S, but those ot tIt
other class still exist, uotwithstand
ing Your strong views to the con
trary.
Individually, my whole soul is IN.
listed in the cause Of speedy, .U.l
and perfect restoration y! the govern
mcnt under the Constitution. and its
pcrnanency under that Constitution
as it now stands. There is nothing
within my power that | am not will.
ing chceriuily to do to effect and ac-
compliSh that end. MdeCG, yen viii
excuse me in saying il, bat il is the
truth, | would be willing to offer up
my life, i, by SO doing, this great re-
suit could lie obtain, i, aul psa,c,
union, harmony, prosperity, hapri-
ness and constitutional liberty be-
thereby secured to the millions now
living, and the untold millions here
after 10 live on this continent. There
are many personal erhHrraSSmcut#
ol difficulties in the WAY OF nay going
to the Convention. These alluded
to before, but | am resolved to ue
there ii | ear. In TO event shaH IL.
ever lie tIuth:Uily said OF ne that !
failed to do everything in NY power
20 save the country and its institu-
tions ] did in 1850 exert my efforts
to their utmost extent 10 avoid Il c
late most lamCntab!c WV, and to
save the Union ON constitutional
plincil les, without conflict OF arr :.
This did, toe, While many O. those
now so clanIOrouS for What they call
"the Union caUSr," were giving en-
couragmCnt, at least, to the extreme
men of the South, hy clearly and de
cidedly intimating, il rot fdiiy cX-
pressing, perfect Willingness on
their part that ",hc Union might
slide" if the people % the South 50
willed il. was even taua:ed with .
to hold oar prepir on
20 Union that was no longer cared .
or by leading men OF the dominant I
party of the North. | withStoad /
hese tauntS even when | knew, ol
vas informed truly, as l believed. /
hat there was an organized body O
men in Savannah 10 seize the Gus
omhousr, Fol, Puia>ai, ETC., in cas-,
he State di,l not scccde Al this.
stated to you, and to which You al I
Edc in vuUr letter before me. Nur.
hould have any he,itancy in stat
Z it to the PUblic If any public good
ou!d thereby be effected. The pub
ic good il nay only object How
'est To SubSrrve that consistently
With truth, honor and uprightness,
5 the only question with me. Per
onal interests have no influence with
le whatever, at least l think Sc,
nd may be excused for saving so.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-08-11

.t Several enttrpii>iug gentle.
men of capita, living along the No
bike road, ut and below Citronella,
have organized a manufacturing
company. their works 10 be located
on the CnickaSabOgHe creek. They
Frr9nSe.makinG paper first and event
ual,y 10 take mp Scme other branch
q N EnU turing Thty expect to
have an abundance Of water ior man
UiactGring purposes.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-08-11
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