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Important 10 the Afflicted.

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Ace Nos. and Rndicott street. Bo.ton. on all
disessesof . PRIVATE or DELICATE MATURE.
BY . long course of study and practical expert
enee Dr. Dow has now the qualification Of present
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the treatment Of SEMINAL WEAKNESS In aii It's
forms and stages. Patients Who wish 10 rcnain un-
der Dr. DowS treatment few days 90 weeks. will
be furnished With pleasant rooms, and charges for
board Moderate.
P's. Ladies' Who arc troahied with any disease
peculiar N their syrtem will mi sp~e-ty reief by
calling on DIR. DOW, ~ his ofi'ee. No.' Enileou
street.
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Also, cures SALT RHEuM, ULCERS, GILL
BLAINS and all ERUPriONS OF THE SKIN.
Price 80 cents. for sale by All druggist
nv sending co cents 10 WEEKS POrTER, Sole
Agents, no Washington street, Boston, 10 will he
forwarded ny mail, free u postage, to any part OF
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Oct. y. 1895. W.
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- A nav counterfeit five eeut coin Is
i., c;rcSlsiioa. h may he distinguished
frnn tho original by the soflness Of the
metal. . -d .
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Atrus '1 1P,y,:,, (,oorr, n Knoul,on. Register.

At . Court OF Probate hold at Alfred. within
and for the County OF York. on the hr.t Tuesday
/ IN October. IN the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and siIty.six, by the Hon. K. X. Bourne,
Judge of said Court,
,b ment purporting to be the last will and tesla
ment OF Eleanor J. Pote, late or Bidofor In said
county, deceased, having presented the same Tor
prohatoi
Also, his petition to no appointed Admlni,,rotor
with the will annexed Of the estate OF said de-.
ceased, no executor being nemed In said will,
Ordered, That the said Moore give notice to
all persons interested, by causing . copy OF this
order to he published In the Union and Journal.
printed at Rlddeford, In said county. for three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY. that they may appear ut Pro-.
bate Court to he held ut North Berwick, In said
county on tho arst Tuesday In November next, at
ten Of the clock In the forenoon and shew cause.
any they have, why the said instrument should
not be proved, approved. and allowed as the last
will and testament Of the said deceased. and why
the prayer Of said petition should not be granted
Attest, Georse II. Knowlton. Register.
- Attsst. ovorre II. Knovlton. Reyistar.
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@isesllaueuas.
ROGER WILLIAMS.

SEARCH roa ilis RESAiSs-His BoDr Az
sossEp 1T rHE Roors or TREr-A
CuRIous INCIDENT.
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n. r. Do,y, u, Bridgeport. VI. recently
sod fourteen ycaIlipg ewes for $i0Oo
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LEGAL.

A . couyt nj Probate holden at Alfred. With.
N And for ire County OF York, on the drst Tuss-
day m October, In the year or our Lord eight
e. Srsdrsd and siIty-six. by The Hen = =.
Bourus. Jsdge Of said Courts
N ma Cbkrics o, Eaton, minors and children oI
iIocscs Sstoa late Of Wells IN said county. de-
s.sssJ hayInx presented his hrst account OF QUAR-
dlsn,hip Of his said wards for allowance
o,ssess. Thatthe said accountant give notice 10
all persons interested, by causing copy Of thi.
order TO be Published three weeks .ucesssiveiy 10
county .sissiS.y Ssy appear ), = Probate Court
10 be- sltssat NORTH Berwick In said county, on
the first Tuesday, In November next, at ten o.
the closk In the forenoon. and shsw cause. II Sry
they have, rhy the same should not be allowed. y
81. nasa, George II. kaositon. Rsg''sr.
Attest, George II. Knowlton. Register
At . Court OF Probate held at Alfred, within
ani fos the County Of York, 90 Vie arst Tpesdsy
IN October, In the year Of our LORD eighteen
hundred and sixty-siI, by the Hon. 4. 4. Bourns
MANY n. EARL. nsmedin certain Instrument
vi purporting Ia be the last Will and testamen!
and eodcil Of william Earl late Of puxton In said
e"uuty. deceased. having presented NC sauna ioi
ORDERED, That the said Mary NJ. Earl give notice ia
all persons Interested, by causing copy this or
der 70 be published three weeks suocsssivsH 70
the Usies 4 JosrsaL printed At Biddeiord, IN said
county, that they may appear ut Probate Cour,
To BE- holden ut North Berwick, In said county. on
the frat Tuesday of November next, ut ten OF The
clock ia:tks isrsssoa and shs. ,sss;c u ", sp :,
t pfS,.d srpsovsa' ana allowed a. sSs last Wi
and testament of the said deceased.
Attest. George II. Knowlton, Register.
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A MONTH 3 AGENTS wssscd
1870 IS sss s.iirsiy sss srtseis, JUS, eel
Iiir,.. .. II 0ARxY, City Baiiiins, Bsidesrd, Ne.
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Sfr0Ved or Stolen

IRON the subscriber In Biddefori, Sept 2ls S0RREL
L HORSE with light main and tall, aud star on the
forehead Said horse when last SEEM wore clog Who
ever win return sail horse give Information % that he
may be found, will be suitably rewarded.
uil NATHANIEL EMERY, Pool Road
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Ayes AoUE CURE,

Pea yus sss.sy crss %
r. ]: ] !. !. ! :: I. I.
fafsr.iffs.f Fever, o. Fever ard Aye,
Rsniffssf rspe~, cAT Fever, D.rss
xyss, Psrioiicai HssftoAs o. BG-
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'i.xssf lse tks ,eAsis clos " fssss-
a. ovt1iasftsy n biSsry Sevssts-
wspf, CEASED ~ tAs Maiarts ~ Mt
e~wafie oossb,ss.
Fever AMI ATueis the only consequence NE mas
matte pason xre~l variety % Discovers srsss msn vs.
rrtIstOn In mstsros distrcts, .snoss -heh ar
GA Rheuuai.n, usat, ieAiaehe, bhntnes- rontnrhe,
E4r.ehe Cai~rrh Asthma, Psipts,in. Painful anecun %
The splsn ystesic psla In the Bowels Code, Paralysis
AMI drt.psesD<n % the siomseh all Il Which, when osgi-
naiins m a. causr pus On The t.fsr,ffsai ty1s % he
c,pss rplciica rhs .Csss" sspAs tbs pcisa tom The
h.oi ana thus cures th-m alike. Il n only the met
,c>rta r.mcy ever d,>co,,rits this class complahts
~ ls the CHEAPEST, AMI 10 perfectly ale ~
harm can is fr~n lie %, sni ths patient when cas
b len as healthy he had pevr hs tn. d.cas.. Csn
tAs be aid e AIy oshss eHrs ce ChIls aaA feyeri ss
xe a thz AMI h npnetABos - tbsss Actei wth NJ
complaint csnno& Be evrs estusAls So sur. s tn
N Fever asi Ague, thai may ~ tu,hfaly said 10 Be
s<r.in rsmy 0oe pssss eantisins thai d nd Enei
medicine " ssi b<cAass oos bos,ls cure Whole nsshb
hcod. 49,
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m roo vast 70 ga god lihsases eall ~ No
IkENNEY q 1lCDSlSONT. ss1 sseurs such
p,etarSs = thsy stways sss tns Fsss P,s~'s. Tor.
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a 'ru''G Attest. a.orr, II. xnowl,on. Register.

At Court OF Probate held at Alfred. With.
In and tor the county Of York, on the first Tues
day In October, IN tho year OF our Lord eight.
cen hundred and sixty-six. by the Hon. h. 4.
Rourne. Judge Of said Court
IN the petition OF John Bncket ID Guardian
" Of Mary A. Weeks and Sarah NJ. Weeks minors
and children 81 Lorenzo Weets, late 81 Blddsford,
In said county deceased representing that the per.
sonal estate Of said wards IL not sufficient to pay
their Just dohts and charges Of guar iianship, by
the sum Of four hundred and sixty 56-io0 dollars,
and prsyiug Tor . license 10 sell and convey the
whole ot the real estate OF said wards, at public
auction or private sale. because by partial sale
the residue would he greatly iujuredi
Ordsrsd, That the petitioner give notice thereof
to all persons interested In said estate, by causing
q copy ofths order tn be publshed In the UnioW 4
ournai printed In Dddeiord, N said county, three
weeks successfully, that they may appear at Pro
bate Court TO DO held at North Berw ick. In said
county on the hrst Tuesday In November next. Mt
ten of the clock In the forenoon, and shew cause,
if any they have. Why the prayer Of said petition
should not he granted.
Attest, George II. Knowiton, Register.
true cOpy.
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orge II. Knowlton, Register.
A true copy.

At n Court OF Probate holden at Alfred, within
and for the County OF York, on the first Tues
day In October, In the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and slIty.slx, by the Hon. h. L. Bourne,
Judge OF said Court,
ON the petition II James ]. Lord, Executor oil
" the will OF James X. Lord, late ~ Lehan.
on. In ,'ad county. deceased, representa-:
that the personal estate q :aid deceased "a no; o;
the time OF n death by the sum Of three hundred
and thirty dollars and praying for license 70 sell
and convey the wh,le OF the real estate OF said
deceased, at publ o auction or private sale. be-
cause by . partial sale the residue would be great
ly injured
Ordered. That the petitioner give notice thereof
10 the heirs OF said deceased and To all persons In
terested In said estate, by causing copy OF thi'
order to he published three weeks successfully 10
the Usion aad Journal, printed In Biddeford
In said county, that they may appearat FRO,
bate Court to he holden at North berwick. In said
county, on the hrst Tuesday In November next
nj ten or the cloak In the forenoon. and shew
cause, if any they have, why the prayer OF said
petition should not DO granted.
Attest George II. Kuowlton, Register.
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AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS.

AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTs.
K. ii. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late Agent Of U. $. Pai.st ofes, Ws'Aingfss.
(ssdsr ths oct Of 1917 ..--9-.-.
70 state Street, opposite kilby Street,
BOSTON
AFTER an extensive practice Of upwards o. 20
n years, continues TO secure Patents In the Uni
ted States; also In GREAT Britain France. and 9th
or foreign countries. Caveats Specifications Bonds.
Assignments. and all Papers or Drawing: for re
tents, executed on Liberal terms ana WIN yes
patch. Researches made into American OF rEr,
Of Patents or lnventions-and legal or other adj
vice rendered In all matters touching the same.
Comics or the claims or any Patent furnished by
reinltting One Dollar. Assignments recorded ~
N. Igsney in tAs Unisd States pesssssss ssPsrier
6se,i,iss for sbfs,niHg Patents or ssesrfainias s
rf;Ss .xs, month: Il. subscriber In oour. OF
t ds ~ SIXTEEN Is APPEALS, EVERY one Of which
was decided In AS favor BY the Commissioner o'
FA'e""' TESTIMONIALS.
~ regard Mr.. Eddy Is one Of ths most ea'ssis.
0"''A' 'n'''''1cn CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner OF Patents.
81 have no hesitation In assuring inventors that
they cannot employ person more competent ana
frustworfAy, and more capable Of putting their ap
pIicstions In Q form 10 secure for them on early
md favorable confederation Ut the Patent Once"
EDMUND BURKE,
frI Late Commissioner Of Patents
Mr.. r. n. Eddy has made for me TtilkTEEN
applications. on all but one Of which patents have
been granted. and that 10 sog pending. such IN.
nistaE BILE proof Of great talent and ability on
his usrt lesds me 10 recommend sH Inventors 10
apply 70 him TO procure their patents ~ they msy
10 sure Of having the most hithfal attention be-
slowed on their cases, and ct very reasonable chat
JOHN TAGGART.
Boston. January I. 1866. yri
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'''V Attest. a.org. II. Knovl.on. Register

Al . Court OF Pfobats held ct Anted,- within
andf0r the county OF York, on the drst Tuesdsy
In octoher. In the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred end slSty,siK, by the Hon. Z. 4. Borzns
IN BE petition q T,nssAy TArsox. u fIe,Is, b
~ nd eoalty, ysprsssuting thai testks SliuAs.
asts ef aid Hollis dsseAssd. In slifltint YfAN
isnf Sspspsk ~ SeritlnE ylth 80 Spsut !oss1'
whsrslA b skSsek apca The He1tnfuAhcs 81 ess-
tain eoadislohs 81 I'D pstitissss, N convey %
said petitioner veftaiu real sstats situate said
Hollis, said conditions and the dsseriDtion OF said
real estate being more fully stated In said petition;
And further representing that said petitioner has
performed and 10 ready 10 perform all said condi.
lions and praying that Charles 4. Weld. the eI'
ecutor IL the last will and testament Of said Por'
| ter Gilman. may be authorised and empowered "a
execute such deed OF said PREMISE ~ will carry
| said contract Into effect, ...
Ordered, That the petitioner give notice thereof
TO ell persons interested In said estate by csusns
| . copy OF this order to he published In the Union
and Journal, printed Ia Diddeford. In said county
for three weeks SUCCESSFULLY. that they may appear
OF Probate Court 10 be held Mt North Berwick, 10
said county. on the hrst Tuesday In November
NJ ten OF the clock In the forenoon and show
cause II any they have. why the prayer Of said 20
tltion should not be granted -. q.
Attest, 0sorge II. Knowlton, Register.
m n .t.k.,
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At . Court Of Probate holden ct Aifred. With.
In and Tor the County OF York. on the nrst Tues
day In 0ctober. In the year Of our Lord eight
cen hundred and SIXTY six, by the Hon. X. z
Bourne, Judge Of said Court
NRRDERiC T. HILL and Deborah NH. Exscu
i tors or the viii Of Daniel Hin ID. late OF Day.
ton. In said county, dcceased. having presented
their account Of administration III the estate Of
said deceaset. for allowsncc. :. 80
ORDERED, Thai The said Accountant give motto,
TO sll persons interested by causing copy CT thii
order 10 he published three weeks excessively IN
the Us,es 4 ysurssk printed At Diddeford, In said
county , that they msy hppear Ut Probate Courl
arst TussdAy IN November next, at ten OF Thu
clock In the forenoon, and shew cause, if any they
have, Why the same should not be allowed. n
= -'-1 Attest. Georys II. kuowiton. Register.
Asruseopy. . :, v -
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A true copy.

A. |. Cou,t Of Probate holden at Alfred. with.
asy in Gc,ohsr In The wear OF our Lord eight.
sen hundred and sirty.sI. by the Hon. X. &
Rourne' Judre of said Court,
IN tbr ,,etition OF Jane 81. SWEET and ais Inter.
.,tsS m iss sststs M CbaSiss m Swett. late Of
y.nnsb,ns I'm .aid county deces ,ed. n,a vim, that
sSmIni,tratioa of The estate of said deccsscd may
he granted 20 Edmund warren, OF said Kennebuni,
Ordered, That the. petitioner cite the widow
notice thereof TO the heirs Of said deceased and
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-10
NUMBER 80
Memory of the Dead.

Gen. Early, writing to a lady friend
nj Winchester, Va, from his place Of
exile, pays the following eloquent and
emotional tribute to the Confederate
dead, and to the devotion of the women
Of the south to the memory Of the
fallen;
1t is sad, sad indeed to be an exile
from country, and still saddcr to mourn
the loss OF Il most Just and noble cause
for which man ever fought; but there
5 some comfort in knowing that the
,truggIr which developed so much
heroism on the part Of our soldiers and
30 many virtues in our women has not
tccn all in vain; and wherever may
wander ] will bear with me the proud
consolation derived from the knowledge
that my countrywomen, who were so
Faithful and devoted during all the trials
and vicissitudcs Of our dreadful! contest
FOR Independence, now that it has gone
against u.s. remain true to the memo
ries Of the dead.
Power and money may procure cost
" monuments and testimonials to com.
mcmorate the names of ihosc who
fought for the successful party, but all
The power and wealth Of the world can
not command so rich tribute as that
paid to the memory Of the heroic dead
" fh" Confederate armies by the tears
of the women Of the south.
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Leu AS A Marvellous re-
suits have been lately noted from the
use Of ice applied to the spinal nerves.
Its frequent application in some serious
cases apoplexy has relieved the patti
ent. 1t is applied to the lumbar plexus
of the nerves over the spine altcrnated
with hot water to the feet. A case of
undoubtcd hydrophobia has been cured
by the following treatment: The pa
ticnt was bound to the bed, and n
thorough wet cupping from the head
down the whole length of the spine, fol
lowed with the applications for two or
three days unintcrruptedly. Pulse and
breathing became quiet, pain gradually
left him, and complete recovery was
the result In the French hospitals,
the ice treatment in cases of nervous
debility, paralysis of the motor nerves,
proldpsus uteri, commissions from teeth.
ing, and puerpcral convulsions, has
been successful without drop of med.
icine. The great secret of the mode Of
treatment consists in using the ice long
enough to get its tonic effect only, which
is u nice point, and requires great care
from the medical attendant, as short
applications of ice are powerfully neu.
rotonc, while its too lengthy appIica-
ton debiltates the patient.
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DCStitUtiOn in Alabama.

General Swayne has issued new or
ders concerning the supply Of food for
destitute persons in Alabama. Here
after these supplies will consist only
Of corn ahd bacon They will be pro-
cured by the State Commissioner from
the subsistence Department Of the ar
my, and will be under the control OF
the Assistant Commissioner of the Bu.
reau, but State agents will be respon-
sible for their custody and faithful is
sue. The State Commissioner will as
sign TO each county its proper quota.
and through the oversecrs of thf poor
provide agents to receive it. These
agents will receive no compensation
unless it is provided by their respective
counties. The agents to distribute what
they receive with an eye single to. the
relief Of suffering, carefully avoiding
any distinction OH account Of COLOR
Able bodied persons are not to be re-
gsrded as proper objects Of relief, il
being believed that all such can obtain
work. The agents are to be sworn
both as to the amounts received and
distributed, and that they have, to the
best Of their knowledge and belief
givep'suppliss only to the intirm and
destitute.
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THE DEMOCRACY OF THE
ND!tTil-W siSr.

The dependency which succeeded
the late elections. IN the minds Of InaaW
Democrats of ,hc North west, i, rapidly
giving way toa better and nohlrr feel
lng OF determination anl courage The
enormous vote, pDiicl under di5aiyan-
tageOuS circumstances DE II party which
has been without success for Years, in.
dicntes the vjt.I and stupcnious
strength Of t'.c Democracy, which, if
thoroughly organized and property
fought, w.il not only permanently main,
tain the balance OF power in II revolt
ton, but viii eventually triumph over
the ephcmcral and unpl'ia"lplel c,m-
bination by which it is opposed. The
last defeat is less disastrous, after all is
known, than many preceding defeats
which the Democracy survived and
evcntunlly ovcrcame. The result has
had less effect than usual in shaking
the faith Of the people in those old aud
fundamental principles which they re.
cognizc rs the correct principles Of re-
publican government. Ol the contrary,
all the subsequent proceeding Of the
mongreltes have had the effect Of con
iirminy Democrats in their views, and
all the acts of the same conspiracy in
Congress in the future may be safely
relied upon rs agencies to extend the
opinion that AbolitiOnism is incompat-
ible with free governments, AMI that
Democratic princip, IS are the real and
sole guarantees of liberty, order, law
and justice The stupid bigotry and
furious passions by which the Mongrc
lites expect to govern, lead inevitably
10 re 'oution and anarchy. Time will
speedily repeat this old lesson in the
case of the Abolition party, which,
while in an immense popular minority.
rules by usurpation, injustice and the
tricks and tcchnicaitics orthc Law.
There is Il wholesome and hopeful
disposition manifested among the Dem
ocracy of the Northwest to organize,
speedily and thoroughly. upon the old
Democratic principles, not perhaps,
with view to effect elections, as none
are to be held in many of the States for
a year to come; but for the purpose of
being in state of readiness for any
contingency which tle reckless course
of the Jacobins and the revolutionary
condition of the country may produce
at any moment. Early conventions
are agreed upon in all quarters where
there is any brains or sincerity, and
active exertions the dissemination of
intelligence and thorough organization
are conceded to he wise and necessary
measures. Tee are NOR, h II Il mil
lion Of Democratic voters in tie North
vest who shDull b, ulitn an pr.par-
ell to act as well as protest. Let the
work ofrcorsinization begin at once,
md the eyield will he the sooner harvest
cd CDiamjas Uio) Crisis.
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SLOW MURDER.
A Northern Democrats Appeal
for Jefferson Davis.
From the Lacrosse Democrat. Oct. 30.

From the Lacrosse Democrat. Oct, 30
Months ago W were told that E.y.
President Jefferson Davis would Ger
tainlv he tried in Oc'o''cr-.then IN
November, without fail--now that
event is deferred until next spring! -
Meanwhile the health Of the man sum
moncl by the unanimous voices Of
eleven sovereign. States, and eight
millions Of free white men, to do for
them what George Washington did for
thirteen Colonies and three millions
Of pcoplc--to sca'' licir forces and d.
rect their energies for the achicvemcn'
Of indcpendcnce-is dying by inches
in his dungeon at Fortress Monroe.
When death results it will h" in the
sight Of Gohand in the eyes OF the civ
iiizel ,world--w,ill.ui mur,ier. Somn
one will be held accountahle--wc pro,
pose to speak plainly Of this matter rs
we do Of most Others
Mr. Davis is still a mi|it'ry prisoner!
Presidant Johnson has full power to
release him on parole! The whole
North, with the exception Of the JAG
obinical bloodsuckrrs in anl ont Of the
Rump, CONDEMNS thclpnr"r innriSrn
mcnt Of jefferson Davis The Tri-
bune, Of New York, has pronounced
the delay in trying Mr.. Davis TO he Il
disgrace to the American people. Ger.
rit Smith, the famous ali b)liti,nist, re-
Gently declared in New York, that the
imprisonment Of Mr.. Davis made him
ashamed Of his co"o'ry. Meanwhile
the iIlustrious captive grows daily
weaker. more feeble and debiiitated =
each bulletin coming from his PRISON
confirms this fact
One Individual could open the dun,
goon doors and give the man suffering
in behalf otthe cause Of civil liberty,
freedom !. That man i. Andrew John
son. Humanity. duty, justice, demand
it. Ii Jefferson Davis Is martvrcd at
Fortress Monroe the whole world will
lay his murder to the account of An
drew Johnson. We say this ''morc in
sorrow than in anger'--hnt in the in
tcrests Of trnth we write, and we will
not shrink from recording unpleasant
facts.
Jefferson Davis is now held in bonds .
hccausc President johnson either nee
ects or fears to do right, and ali the
alr-spIittjng and quihhling, or at
empts TO avoid responsibility, by
'hondcring it upon Cong 'as9 OF cut
hroats. or Il Supreme C1GrJ Of par
i-a0 Judges, is simply contem tiIIe /,
The " hanging on Il sour apple tree
" instantaneous assassination hy pis-
o!. sword, or poison, would be far
more humane AND manly than thr lin I
gcring death now being dolcd out to
be noble leader Of 4 brave people. II
/, must be murdered in the interests OF
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