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oYpfCAL CHOLERA.
William Taylor, aged forty and living al 10 Sixth
avenue, reported Friday suffering with prcm0ni-
symptoms Of cholera His father had just died Of
cholera ai tho Same piaco. Tho premises disin-
fectcd
Owen Daley, living at 81 Mulberry street, died Of
cholera at three N. on Friday.
Patrick Hanley, living In shanty on Fortcth street.
First avenue reported III OF cholera yesterday
morning. Premises disinfected.
jeremiah Real, q merchant living in Westchester
county and doing business 70 Worth street. taken
sick al the latter place Friday morning and died At
ten y NJ The clothing and bedding were destroyed and
the premises disinfected.
Flen Cnopn living at 30 Cherry street. Gotham court
was taken III with cholera Friday at twelve The
patient died at eleven A. NJ yesterday. The premises,
which In notorously bad sanitary condition,
dis'nfectcd.
VIM. Mclaughlin, living at AL West Tweniy-nfth
street. taken III with cholera early yesterday
ing Tho house was crowded tenement and was dis.
infected.
George Finn living In 18Th street. near Tenth avenue
has mild attack Of cholera The premises have been
disnfected.
Louis Zimmerman, living st rs Orchard street,
ported III Of ohoera yesterday morning The premises
have been disinfected
Henry Schmidt living at No IS Mott street seized
with cholera early Friday morning. He managed TO
'craw 10 his sisters house, No oi Mott street. but
not seen by physician until nine O'Clock y. ".
When visited by the Inspector yesterday morning he
in collapse Premises dsnfected
COMPARATIVE sTAusEsrs
The following table gives the number OF cholera
this city and Brooklyn the 18th OF July 1s49 1854
and lso6 with the deaths, a. far as reported
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pu,ulia 0tls.
The Irt~vna,ion.i scaling snatch.

The twt~vrntiousi scaling match.
An oif spor ~ho be, on Hsmil IN his lac rownx
match tho Tyne nyer "a Kugian1. calls sifsnton
90 ths fat that Ne American ciamriob notwithstanding
hs defeat, has nasds qais proaiAbls ths A..
mnlons Of John ssIi He ssy. he the reeipsni ~
two bosi before be stared from American boat ballasr
each Of which pross4r vsrth hsafrvi dollar.
Ten he received hse hr - soiiar- bonss coma.
ton that the sbyaii place IN gasIsnd Af1r
bs defs., HAIRY KalIsy hi antagonist raised snSng
fnsnds purs. ~ forty posnds for him Al ,hs Tyne
conosr Hail he presented with sTsst rns worsh
my soIlsr. sbd ssid medal worth arr dollar, tnor.
and hundred dollar. IN hand nossy. A. the hos.s
1 Harry oAspsn he -ss again ~ r'eipasat u Tlss.
did gold lever osnus s~eoBds stop wsLh saa massive
aud nns Albert ebaia 9Th oa Essn.h G.orr. arsson
sovereign pssa.nD, probably -qrh thres hsnar-s .ss
nfiy dollsr making an Aggregate saIas IN Erssns<ss
of Aboat one uoosAos four hgndrsd dollsr Be~aSss
these. daring ks s,.y o1 tie Tyns b. has LEA snsd
snd -insd fs,sd sss r>tsd 10 bis hs@rs oonsss. Od
sp<v ssys John Bsl great nsttsiisn -hsn nslisr-
a. hs direction ps@ss him sss the result q TIC
laisrnsilonaI sailing nssoh sss sf ihsa sors
Qsars stiss Floating T-fmsd.
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thai so.ns isissd oosId bs oorsraelsd for bs purr-..
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CHOLERA AmoSc FOWLS.
TO THE EDITOR or TBy HER AID.

TO THE EDITOR or THy HERALD.
HonoxEs, Jay %, 1884.
airA,ye end widespread mortality having declared
tseif sassae poultry dsrspr she ia-s dnyr deem
my suay " asqeains the pubic through your widely
circulating journal that they may By having ther assn
ton called TO the matter exercise proper caution In the
selection Of healthy fowls for thev table use ana
avoid the sckDe1 necersary occasionsd by eating din
sssed meat Tho goose, chicken. duck Nor ali have
sllke when taken BY the disease for the rss day do
sire to stand Ia some shady place. with tbs eyes closed
which n will do oil day, n not disturbed ihAs night
when it goes 10 sleep. u wil quite suddenly, and rh
noise cry Of pain, fall upon the ground liz brsAst
and there remain II allowed % 10 do. In two three
hours IL begins N lose al control over ts neck and
head that the fowl generally s It's breast and tho
top Of ~ bead fthe head being doubled under ~; the
mouth becomes filled with slime, the comb begins rot
on and the feathers mtstIy fall out those that
tned on the body presenting vet appearance, In that
condition IL viii without food for days
On The third day or the latter part of the second, pro-
fuse dysentery sets In the water discharges contnu
Ing until death They do 10 decay
very much faster than fowls killed while In good
dioni only they present very skinny and enaciaca
appearance. g. ID. SALTONs1ALf, NJ. H.
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magazine in the fort blown up during the engage
ment
The Italians had few killed and wounded
Vice Admiral Alhani joined the squadron Of Admiral
Perssno who about give orders for dissmbarka
tion when he arprised OF Austrian squadron ap
preaching to prevent this design being carried out and
the Italian feet afterwards preparing for an
engagement with tho Austrian squadron.
Prince Carignan and the italian Minister Of War
have sent their congratulations to Garbsld upon the
victories achieved by the volunteers at Arnpole and
Candino.
Twelve thousand Austrans have left Trent for Inns
bruck.
The Italian war guard was at Poav on Wednesday.
Tho Austrians on Mount Domino store attacked the
Italian volunteers, but retired from the fire OF
Italian artillery.
The same day attack was made on Candlno.
Italian loss one hundred and thirty killed ana
wounded
The Swiss Federal Assembly has resolved immediate
Adoption Of breech leaders for the Swiss army.
Tho Frankfort contingent has been dlsbanded and
military clubs closed
The City Of Frankfort has paid contribution or six
millions Of forms towards the maintenance d the
troops
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OUR SPECIAL LONDON DESPATCH

Lorpos, July %, isd
Afss the e.gagsusna besweSs the Aussrans and Pus-
aass ~ rrob,sschsn on Sunday, July Is, some os,ry
assnchmsnz Of General Harsmans division charssdlpd
Sessassd several Austrian squares of the First and Ehh
sssps, and captured three hsndred prisoners.
)fhs PYu~ian Colonel Glassinspp was wounded.
Ne Prusians have commenced . regular siege ofths
spssssss Of Mentx Bcsis on the Rhine are no logger
pssmttcd 10 proceed pas that forssess and railroad ON
vuunicasion with tho iows " suspended.
, rhe anticipated truce between the rrusass aud AVA
saaa has mot yet been definitely concluded, the Bvs-
Sisns declining General rslkenreens conditions
Ths FEDERAL troops defeated At Aschafsnburg ara
forming junction with the Bavsrisss
fAs headquarters Of Prince AcrandS Of Hssse Darn
sssdi are ai wslduna
A battle between the Austrsns and Prssr<ans is en-
psessd q rordsdorf or In the ncld of march on Wed
.nesday.
Tho Italian fcc consisting Of some iron.clad veesel'
ssA several steamers opened attack on the Island o
L.. on tho coast Of Dalmasia AFTER sv erai hours
sssu.ass sshass Adm'rs rsr'ano, vish ash, ronci.d
vsssh sisax>d ne y0rs Of .. csore TIE psvo~
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
The London Money Market.

The London Money Market.
Our dispatches BY the Peruvian dated J,vcrpsoi hly
20, state
conso,. for money, 50 sss.
United states Tive-Twentics, osl 10.
Illinois Central shares, u T7h
Eric shares, 42A az
Bullion 10 the Bank of England dscreascd f3<T ooo
The Liverpool Markets.
Cotton has declined quarter of . penny on ~
week The sales Of the week have been u, 900 bales
iodays Frday, July 2o) sales estimated at I2oc'
baes--the market closing steady: hidding Orleans
quoted i4i.d. and Mlddllng rpIands 1870.
Brcadstuns very dali; Corn easier.
Provisions dali.
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STATEN ISLAND INTELLIGENCE

Rrprcw w IdaurUsp- During the severe thunder
storm which passed over this place about four o'clock
Yesterday afternoon, an Italian opera singer named
y,srepcs vertue was struck by lightning severely
Injured 9ignor verue was In an outbouss In tho rear
Of his residence NJ Con, al the time ne received tise
stroke Us rirht arm and both legs uere very mucis
burned and he partially psralyxed HE injuries
con .ldered 10 b. of q serious nature
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!, Date Of visit
5 Name of the patient.
Age
8 Rssid~nc~ and name and numher Of street
J. Floor aud height from the ground.
y A. % dsaiine.a Of rooms
IL A. u house danag~ direct with sewer
IL As location ana eieaniinsss Of the pnvs-
IS DO hey eonnse, directly With stree, ss~sri Arc they
.arh recsl,sd o ne sse.r, d.sh.rss: whieh wh..
is was am garbage. surf.e. observed
s what dsiafsrton ard cleansing Of premises we're or
~ What s.swe q re s.ssniss .ns g,,,..ses e
y Day ard sear q commencement q nj. .u.es
10 Has there been premontory diarrh@a. sny pre-
moniary ymPtomsi stats parneul.riy, and give
20 Day and hour q ihs bssinnns Of rice water ds
q Day and sour q .. s.sins,ss ., srsmp.
b.. sss.A s.ssnns ssssss ssf X sais ssa ss
70 Dates and f.es concerning the consecutive fever
nature n u.ansn, and r.msrss thereon .. regard.
preliminary dsrha nc ssid sAse and the eonssr nsc
y shs, .lsn, v.,s .. Function. q The sas,y.
= ss.s !. iss s s. s.ss q .ss. g.ss.s, Tho
~ II be Infection rsosivsd from plsee
rsrilcaI.ry dsssnsi. .hs, you s,s.rs .. the pr.
prosins and What Tbs ehsns A1ss o. The o. gfvup
hf cases
q what disposition made ~ The dsrhoai eisehargss
III The sckf How dtslnfecfed-
x~s,Ate any facts wh.h show whssss~ the dlsasse
.wSsi as,.anss. ice.lirinx cause. q a..... Ia ,h.
| ssllty sh0uhi te rena0wedf
p Nhst of PERSONS "a the family what nunab~r
i 1.-THE houssf
name ami of other persons ~hs hAv. been
~ s p.sn. % the plaes IA such fsquI.
i sttsry ~ them.
Name .sd resasnes y attending rsyseisn, o. ne
| saitary ornsef msslbs this report.
| nan norss RoSrrAL
- ola MH n<s~
a5sslth BY ~ ooers IN Hasem hs~ been very rspsiy
| t1d rp Yesterday u vG prepsrA N r~essvs
snis but 20 be iA<a accounts nsrs had yss been s~nt
4 Toe
4 ryvrs v-vrs clsss sDo~rxp ~ srrpoArp
It<as rrporea yesterday morrins W sss police thai
ru namec jsmes " Cats fisd q vphas fsvw -
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S AMT RY.

The Epidemic Not the Iucrcnse-Mceting
aud Action Of the Sanitary Committee of
Richmond Couuty-N0 Burial Permits Allow
ed for Cholera Dead Beyond the District
Great Decrease In the Weekly Mortality
Estimates Of Expenses for New York and
Brooklyn-Nine Cases Reported in this City,
and the Same Number in Brooklyn-Comparn-
tive Table Of Previous Epidemics-The Con-
ditiOn Of Affairs Governors, David's and
Harris Islands, &c.
The epidemic not increased since last report but
at the same time there has been no decrease IL Is
feared that the rain Of yesterday will have bad enect
unless the streets become perfectly dry again
MEETING IN RICHMOND COUNTY.
The Registrar received the following resolutions yescr
day
meeting Of the Sanitary Committee Of the citi.ens
solved that the Metropolitan board q Health Be requested @
ana :,
keepers Of and bng grounds be TO
or the Sanitary
Resolved That the Metropolitan Board Of Health be
% e asa s,as sa s al ss
for delivery 10 the Sanitary Inspectors IN all cases In which
dead bodies are conveyed Y ss y shss sp's Chairman.
HARRIS REPLY,
Dr. Harris, in reply TO the above, informed DR.. An
derson that the Sanitary Inspector would be furnished
with book Of four hundred blanks for permits 70 bury
the dead. Al the time he would furnish two hun
dred blank forms for reports Of individual cases OF
cholera and also forms for tho daily reports from tho
Smith Infrmary.
Tho annexed order has been issued by DR.. Harris
No permit wi DO granted 10 the remains Of The
dead OF cholera cemetery beyond the limits OF the
Metropolitan Sanitary districts.
MORTALITY FOR TUE WEEK.
The total number Of deaths for the week ending yea
terday Is hundred and y being decrease
Of over six hundred as compared with the mortality OF
the previous week.
GENERAL ESTIMATE FOR 1867
At the meeting OF the Board OF Estimates on Friday
the following estimates were made
EXTRAORDINARY ExPg.sEs
Tho extraordinary expenses for 1868 by OF i'm
pending peslence. authorized by section 10 Of chap
ter a. laws OF 1896 and by resolution OF the Board Of
Health and proclamation OF the Governor For Kings
county, $65, ,oo0 for New York. $50 900. For to
be expended under section a. chapter a. laws Of 1885,
TO be pad and recovered back from persons and corpora
tions:-KIngs county $4,000; New York, $4,000.
Grand Tota-Kings county $50 COO New York, $50 000
GENERAL ExPEsssz.
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rrt IN pHllADtlpHls.

PHnADeLr1ns, Jnly q, 1900
rbere vas destructive FIRE here last night X a ".
G RIDDLE 4 CO = hardware store Commerce street,
above rirh, was destroyed Loss 500, 900, which 10
covered ~ insurance. The surrounding properly was
damssed Tots los sbou, 500 30. Several sremen
we've lshBr>k
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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

The steamship Moravian, from Quebec arrived at Lon
donderry on the 10th Of July.
The City Of Boston, from New York, arrived at Que
town the 18th Of July.
The Preston England, Banking Company had sus
Peruvian
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board the brig Aachias lying at per ~ Fast river.
Other cases are also said to exist on that vessel
Uealta Of brooklyn.

Iealta Of Brooklyn.
From noon ON Friday, July 27. 10 the same hour ON
Saturday, the 18th ins the cases reported on The
OFFICIAL BULLETIN
were eight in number follows:John Riley, Hopkins
street taken July 2o six p NJ admitted to Cholera
Hospital July a. At half past eleven A. NJ In collapse.
Patrick Bride, Inlay near William street; taken on
the evening Of the 2o,h No collapse.
= Grant, No l24 Gon street; seen by Inspector quar-
tor past Ave r. NJ, 27,h. Recovery doubtful
July2z
Franklin Attacked at half.past eleven r. ~ July 30
Hcnrv Hynes Kings County Pcntcntiary
Mary Ann smith, Kings County Pententiary.
PENrrxNnARY
Thus far there Lave been three cases Of cholera re-
ported from the County Pen tentlary Everything pos
eibc being done by the keeper Mr. McNamee and the
physcians charge TO promote cleanliness and prevent
the further spread tho disease among the prisoners,
and great confidence felt In the success OF their endes
vofs
A GAZE m rnR KAsTERS prnRicr
Is unofncially reported. man named Tobe, German,
ing was at an early hour on Thursday morning,
and died at ten r NJ
TuS mooKIyN, EASTERN DISTRICT BUTCHERS
The bitch OF the Eastern District Of brooklyn viii
hold public meeting to-day, TO confer with commit
toe OF tho Brookrn Butchers Association relative 10
Health Commissioners from prosecuting them for dy-
ing cattle through tho public streets.
The general health Of Governors Island has no, un-
dergone any material change since the last report That
the disease is not making headway due TO tho watch
fulness OF the officers in charge Had the cholera ap
peared anywhere in tho city In the dangerous form in
which at first developed itself the island II s not
likely that its advance would be mot by such prompt
and energetic action. When tho Old are dis
posed of there good for hoping that tho
itary arrange that have boon and continue 10 be
made will prevent further ravagcs or the disease
There were two deaths from cholera on tho
island yesterday, bul cases occurred
The number reported sick is considerably less
than on tho previous day. Brevet Colonel Hayden,
United States Army, commanding Governors Island,
visited Bedloes Island yesterday and u s rumorcd that
the latter place will be selected ping ground for
the convaescent portion OF the recruits nj the different
points in New York harbor.
DAvID's ISLAND.
Tho dlarrbna continues 10 prevail among tho troops
here The hospital accommodations are however, sum
eieDt To meet the emergency, aud all that skill and aten
tion do being done 10 relieve the sufferers There
three hospital which yet be classed
either cholera diarrhea but, nevertheless have
some of the pecuarities OF both diseases One man,
recruit, died yesterday of cholera
Among the few remaining Hart Island there
OF cholera but IL companion, diarrhaa still
continues be troublesome.
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tn = W a q.

Pause Before vIeasa-Ceacentratins feI a
Great Battle.
OR rspors By the Peruvian dated Liverpool, Julyso,
asAs:-sThs military position Is unchanged
oesas forces are concentrating both sides be,re
NsnnA
Usve Days' CsasiAerasiss Time Allowed 60
Austria.
ne Paris ko~iteur OF July 20 nys that Prussis.as
ssasssed 70 abstain from hostlties for Ave days TO
yiSsd shss Austria agrees 70 do the same and give
Asssssoa % a. bsss prcpossd vtAi~ lAai pa-od
Austria ssid 70 Nave Refused.
/popatchsa dated sin later In the day Of the 2oiof
5siy state was reported that Austria had dscsdsdiye
s.ssl 70 socsps the Prssan's esnditious for peace
The Prus~ians I'm Darnssadf.
- PYussiaas had occupied Darmstadt
Napslese Net Armed Mediator.
n Ns~lesv - Soiv 70 semioniciai inspired Frsch
suAay organ, dsaiss that the French government. nd
suv s.laasss~ q sxsmiss sv~ed medidfor IN tAeiy
lex6s
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TINE CHOLERA IN PHILADELPHIA.

PM IpELfIHA, July u, 1866.
Five OF cholera and three deaths were
ported by the Board Of Health this afternoon.
The total number Of deaths for tho week <02,
being decrease Of 272 from last week. and the same
number the week previous 10 tho hot spell, including
IS from Asiatc cholera q from cholera morbus and loi
from choIera inf1ntum
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IHE CHOLERA IN GALVESTON.

GALVESTON. Texas, July IS, 1850
Five cases or cholera occurred during the week. Il
brought by Harts Island troops the I'D via New
OreanE Another detachment to-day. The troops have
been isolated The city rs very healthy.
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many arronr OF Anarc cHolrRA.


Tho Registrar OF Vital Statistics has prepared blank
form which will be supplied 70 overy physician In tho
Metropolitan Sanitary District on Monday next thou
sand copies being printed. IL N daily report Of
the sanitary condition Of the people and the following
questions propoundcd arc expected 10 be answered:
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EUROPE
7 H E " A R.
THE PERUVIAN At FATHER POINT
FOUR DAYS LATER.
The Prussian and Austrian Armies in
Force Before Vienna.
Prussia Offers Terms of Peace
and a Five Days Pause.
Reported Rejection Of the Con-
ditions by Austria.
Napoleon Had ssNO Intention''
OF Armed Mediation.
the PRUssIANS IN DARMsTADT
OUR SPECIAL LONDON DESPATCH.
pTussian Siege Of the Fortress
Of Mentz.
Action OF the italian Navy on
the Coast Of Dalmatia.
.,o~~>-~~>--,--~-
Impending Engagements Between the
Austrian and Italian SquadronS.
aaribaldi Congratulated by the
Kings Government.
The Bavarians Reject . Prus-
sian Truce.
PIuuess Of the Atlantic Tele-
graph Fleet.
ADVANCE IN FIvE-TWENTIES
II. Ae. Ae.
n steamship Peruvian, from Liverpool - Thursds,
Suay 10, via Londonderry. Friday, July 20, passd
ysaAes Point at ave O'Clock yesterday afternoon, n
sss1s 70 Quebec.
4As news n nve days later than tho tslesraphic y
y~ss Of the Hnbernian, Published IN The HERALD lst
sAsrsdsy.
" TH VIZ n u
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The Bavarians Reject . Prus-
sian Truce.
Progress Of the Atlantic Tels
graph Fleet.
ADVANCE IN FIvE-TWENTIES
kss &e. Ae'

n steamship Peruvian, frOm Liverpool - ThursdS,
Su,y 10, via Londonderry, on Friday, July 20, passd
yue>sr Point as nve O'Clock yesterday afternoon "a
Sssls 70 Quebec.
1As news n nve days later than tho tsesraphic y
yass Of the Hlbernian, Published IN The HERALD "
SAsrsdsy.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-14
T--T' Z II -
How 10 Make Good Cider.

Good, sound andr apples, washed
clean, are the first and indispensable
requisite. Speekled, and wormy ap-
ples, and those dropped from the
trees before they are halt ripe, and
haveAbecome tough and incipid, or
bitter, can never make good cider.
Indeed few appfes lof this descrip-
ton in bushel of good ones, will
materially injure the good favor of
all the cider. Grind the apples to a
fine pulp, without crushing the seed,
which will irnparta bitter tastesto the
older. The pomace should be kept In
d large vat or tub for AT, least twenty
four hours before I the juice is ex-
pressed. If the weather IS so cold
that fermentation Will not start, it will
be better to allow the pomace to re-
main four or five days, If the pomace
lis pressed soon after the apples are
ground, the juice will often be very
insipid and light-colored, and always
destitute 6fithat excellent favor and
rich color which good cider pos
sesses when the pomace has lain
"a few days. In the usual way.
vi k1CIuCuId1lOA, Vic SANSt dA SSl
becoming perfect, soon becomes
hard, and contains more or less vine
gar. This can be avoided by taking
the same care with cider as with wine.
Procure. Ia tin, glass, or India-rubber
tube, and fit it closely in a hole bored
through bung which perfectly fits
the barrel. 1.-The bung being placed
in the bung- hole, the other end of the
tube is placed below the surface of
water contained in cupor other con-
yenient vessel. y, If all is tight. the gas
liberated In fermentation will pass
through the tube and bubble up
through the water, But no air can
enter the barrel as long as the end Of
the tube { is covered, by the water.
When bubbles cease to appear, the
fermentation, is, complete, and the
cider may then be- racked ) off into
clean barrels and bunged up !, tight
The fermentation should 60 on slowly
in a cool ceIlar.-Nashua Gazette.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-14
Alabama.

A correspondent says the loyal men
of this State are generally poor, but
true to the United States Govern
ment; that they are sorely oppressed
by the rebels in authority; that they
can in no case get their just rights at
the hands of rebel Office holders; that
recently a Union man was sent to Jail
for driving his own COW off another
mans farm, and was only released by
the aid of the military authorities !
that were it not for the military the
rebels would soon get rid of the Radi-
calls. He says we have hard time
here in rebellion, but I'VE are not to
be driven from our principles. We
stood firm through the war; and will
not now surrender to "my policy
which has made many rebels since the
surrender But Wee hope Congress
will adopt some measures for our re-
lief, overturning my policy and its
influence, and placing truly loyal men
in, all the offices, causing traitors to
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