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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-03-29

A Radicals Description Of the Presi.
dent. .~.'
( The Hon. John D. Baldwin, member of
Congress from Massachusetts, writes this
description of Andrew johnson and bic late
speech. Baldwin is of the Sumner. Stevens
stripe politics: .'. ~
$ "Whst the Presi.
dent said ia before the country. How be
said it, my poor words may fail to tell. For
the first time, stood near and looked close
" on the man. In the course Of an event
full life, I have seen many men Of wilful
power and force, but never before have I
looked on one so thoroughly embodying the
evil spirit of revolution. It will not do to
underrate Mr. johnson. He is terribly in
earnest, and, withal, most vindiOtively cool.
A thoroughly. paced demagogue, his incon.
sequential logic, bis egotism, bis repetitions,
his thorough beliefin himself, and his pop
ularity, are all elements of strength, whom
he faces such sssemblages as were arrayed
about him yesterday. Andrew johnson is
an able man-hoW able, I never realised till
yesterday. All results are involved in his
policy. Had he Cabinet as able and as
desperate, the dire results which the near
future would bring, could hardly be named
now. We stand on the verge ofa ferce
strife, to meet which the country should
gather its strength and gird up its loins.-
This man is no weak Buchanan, and be
means to crush Congress or be crushed.
sMr. johnson is man of starlwart mould.
Just above middle stature, he is 30 broad.
shouldered, 6rm.set and deep 'cheSted, as
almost to seem below it. He has . large
head. It is q compact home for his fiery
will and brain. His face is marked, strong
oval outline, powerful uuder,jaw well-ds-
fined, but rather sharp chin; wide, straight
mouth; full, flexible lips; skin, coarse in
texture, but firm complexion, swarthy;
hair, coarse black, ssresked with grey; .
nose small at the root, but full and large at
the nostrils, which expand and lift as he
speaks broad, roomy forehead; beetling,
bushy eyebrows, beneath which are a pair
of the coolest hazel.grey eyes ever saw in
human head these are the outlines Of An.
drew Johnson
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A LITTLE MATTER OF HIsToRY.-Some
time since the papers were busy in the work
of ventillating the pedigree of Andrew
johnson and in hunting up incidents in the
life of his father. Among other variations
it was stated that the latter, Jacob johnson,
saved the life of DR.. Henderson. The fact
is, that DR.. Henderson had plunged in the
creek to rescue Mr.. Charles Dudley, tho
father of the venerable man of types, D. G.
Dudley, now living in our midst. The el-
der Dudley clssped the Doctor, and both
we're drowning, when Jacob johnson went
to their rescue and saved the brace instead
of one. These are the facts.
1t may not be uninteresting to say that
our present beloved President, who was ap-
prenticed to the tailoring business with Mr..
Seby, in this city, had an inveterate aver.
sion to the quiet habits which distinguished
his master. andy with other impulsive
boys, made it a rule to meet almost nightly
in the upper part of j. O'Rorke's carriage
shop for fun, and fearing to return to his
home at unreasonable hours, frequently
bunked with old Handy Lockett, very
much esteemed colored man still resident
here, whose recitals concerning the Pfesi-
dents boyhood are decidedly interesting
Raleigh Progress, 14h. ,....
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UNITED STATES TREASURY NOTES.-A
very important decision on the subject of
the value of United States Treasury Notes,
making them equal in every respect, in le-
gal contemplation, to similar denominations
in gold, has just been rendered by the Gen.
era! Term of the Superior Court. The de.
cision goes further than any other yet made
in this State, former adjudicasions merely
going to the length of establishing that
contracts made before the passage of the
act of 1862, and providing for payment in
the then legal currency of the country,
could be satisfied BY payment in United
States Treasury Notes. The agreement in
this case was to pay freight mooey in gold
or silver dollars on delivery of cargo in N.
York. The plaintiffs, John Wilson 4 Co.,
owners of the British ship Atlanta, in JAN
uary, 1868, chartered the vessel to Gillian.
ders, Arbuthnot i Co., of Calcutta, and
the cargo was consigned to Edwin D. Nor
gan and others of this city. The vessel ar.
rived here in June, and the freight money,
amounting to thirty, two thousand six hun
dred and thirty dollars, was rendered in
Treasury notes. The offer was refused, and
payment in specie was demanded. This was
refused, and the controversy carried to the
Superior Court. After the usual prelimi-
naries the case was brought before the
General Term, and the decision written by
Judge Mcneil, lays down the law to be that
all debts can be satisfied by tender of pay.
ment in United States Treasury Notes.
New York Herald, 18th.
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A STORY OF THE SEA.

BY ]. WOODRUFF LEWIS, ESQ,
Author Of the "Oucast Child" "Wreckers of Abaco,
esprit of the Ford, 'Mysteries of Night" "Game
for Life" etc.
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An 0riginaI Stary.

WRITTEN FOR THE YoRKvILLE ENQUIRER.
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RlN RAly ; >
the WITCH OF MANNIL0RE.

OR,
Kosciusko chronicle., 1866-01-06
Great Reduction
REDUCED PRICES.

In consequence Of our facility for getting Goods by
Railroad, and Mr. Simons being in New Orleans, and
always on the lookout for bargains, we have conclu
del to reduce the prices of our Goods, and we mean
what say.
We have now on hand general assortmen. Of Ladies'
Dress Goods and splendid lot Of jeans Satinets, and
,Casimeres. for Gentlemeus wear Large assortment
of Shoes and Boots, Hats, Hardware and Queensware,
&c. &c.
Beachel Domestic from. ...........30 to IS cents
Seven Eighth do. .................S
FOur-FOurth do ....................4 As
CaiicoeS ......,......'......... .3O
We woui especially invite the people to an examina.
lion Of our large lot Of Clothing.
Come and let show you the goods and we think we
eau convince You that will b. to your interest to pur
. chrse OF as
GLAZIER & WEBB.
Agents for Simon Il Bro.
Kosciusko chronicle., 1866-01-06
Rugtluska CBrulalt.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
MASONIC NOTICES.

Kossiusko CsunciL No. 10, meet in the
odse room on the lst Thursday night Of every month";
Koseiusko Royal Arch Chapter, Ne. 20.
meets regularly. on tbe Monday night on orr after the
YuIl Moon monthly.
Trinity Lodge, No. IS, holds its regular
communications the Saturday night on or before the
Full Moon in each month.
Kosciusko chronicle., 1866-01-06
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
DY virtue Of deed Of trust executed to
ID David Love and J N W Towers, on the
Sd Of February 1859, by Bailey L Guess and
Nancy V Guess, | will, on Monday 22d of
January 1855, between the hours prescribed
by law, proceed to sell at the Court House
door, Of Attala county for cash, TO the highest
bidder, the following tract Of land situate in
said county, to-wit: E halfof N Il quarter of
section five, in township fourteen, range six
east: also three acres Of the W half N w our.
Of section four, township fourteen, range six
east, commencing 81 rods north Of the south
west corner Of said land, running three acres
long and one wide also one set Of black
smith tools, one bay horse, and one brown
mare mule.
ss DAVID LOVE, Trustee.
December 2, lS65-6w
Kosciusko chronicle., 1866-01-06


REDUCED fRiC s.-Sneed q Co. wishes to sell their
stock OF goods. and therefore offer it at greatly reduced
prices Among the many 'bar5ains," to be found at
our store, S mention the following: fine letter pa
per Al y per qure, fine biz paper at 49, States at
"a to 4j black zee wells at Is to dollars; cacoes at 80
10 g. md del.ncs at fifty cts per yar red and white
tialines at S. 10 30; french merno at Us and ging
hams at 30 to Zoe peryarl b.mora skirts at 3 90 to
5 80; fine french corsets at 25; nutas and hoods
from 10 to u.s. fine wide cotton velvet at soc per
yrl; superior linen table cloths at 2 to dollars fine
ladies' shoes 1T Is to 81; ladies' hats and coaks
sold extraordinarily cheap, the former ut to ten dol
lars, and the latter at l2 to 10,
Gents Boots, To nine and half dollars.
" Shoes, , .7to4
fine cloth coats, 10 o34
. Doe skin pants, Otto 10 a
Over coats. 19 to %
Hats, 9j to 9 IS /"
Cotton Cards, IS,
Wool do ninety cts.
BlIs,ns, ia, pepper MI spice. at reduced price
W.D. SNEED Il co,
Kosciusko chronicle., 1866-01-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CASE1L1AN
FEMALE COLLEGE.

Rev. Charles H. Dobbs, Principal.
Assisted by Corps Of Competent Teachers.
castilian Springs Holmes County.
TIME attention Of all persons interested in
l. general education is called to the advan
tagcs of this Institution. The healthy loca-
,lvn, the fine mineral springs, the large park
combined with the finest advantages, under
tried and competent instructors. The musi-
cal department will be filled by an accom-
pished Professor of Music, strict attention
paid to tho morals, habits and manners Of
those entrusted to cur care. Theco en-
braces al that is usually taught in schools
of high order.
Terms per Session Of Ten Months:
Primary Department, $50 O0
College, proper, :N T: ~ OO
Music, with use Of Instrument, S. %
incidental Expenses. w
Boarding, including Washing, lights .
ana per month, 20 00
French, Drawing and Painting will be
extra, likewise the ancient Languages.
BoarJers will furnish bed cover, linen and
towels.
Session will commence January 10, 1866.
Early application 81 ould be made for
boarding that we may be in readiness. For
further information address the Principal at
.Durant Miss.
Jan 6, le66-tf.
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Ypn reitem l1mfanse iein tpiro, fsin lcfdlts
lirter bleiben, iOnpern BOP feline Oimenicnen
purA Den 6tnSutritt uno Die Ginmilbur9 Der
ibrisen @rcBmaAte iid nod UNI Vieles ctr
irettern rerren, lit faum gu beSweifeln. " a.
polepn, ctWpbl mod rubig ih Serbalteno
ld6t rrh i'm Stiuen i lten. Nuh bat CT, Def
SGmeialame, eben jest in elmer NntpUrt aul
bic Anreoe peS Ntaire's BON Murerre I'm
umwuncen eS aus9eiprchen, bab ct Dis
Sertrdge BON 815oerabIAen
Nublano fe9t slei6IaaS 9erultst am
9rutb, unp Die Otnse in 6umanien, Del
Ten &rpne Der prin5 ppn SOben
3oltern %ansenommen baben fol-, rptroer
ibm letdt Geranla1une seben, feline @rme'
marIbiren al lalen. Auberoem oter ,prtd'
man bereits BON einem eegen Die Slrfet Sc
ridtetem 8inoni6e spilaen @ublanO uni
Verien, Mnb 70 tau6t penn auN Die prien:
taliI6e Trage wisper vcr unlerem glid
empor, bic, iobalp de gu frteserilden Gor=
eGnaen @eranlliIung wirp, gewtB audi =
a n b in ben au9emeinen &rieg bineinSiebef
pirpe, wel6es eprIdufig li6 ben Nnl6etr
aiebt, Ietne yleutralitdt In Den bepcrltebenpsr
!&9mpfen bebaupten al wolen.
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Die BountneSiQ

8tfanntli9 paifirte am leBten 6reita9 i'm @e'
prdientantenban1e Die bon DIR. Sdent bonn Utt'
litdr>G pmmittee einberi6tete 8lu Sur Nu89lei>
Dung Der 8Ountp>8tl NIT 1879 oegen2 Stlmnler
(gtidpllon bon Sci. unp 8. g. Srimble bon 2en.
tudp, 2 0emOtraten itinlmtcn ba9esen.)
Die 8ia lit bereitS BEN Gertat llterlbidt NOR,
ben uno wiro bDfientlid MD belien 3uiimmuna
erlan9en. Od ite iebo6 bel letterem SDrper elle
Abdnperur9 ~erfabren burfte, 10 beidrdnfen wir
ms %rprldnfts rarauf, naditebeuc ben Sauptill.
bait p~erielben 81 9eber:
Sectlon l Der Vll beftimnlt, ba6 ieber 2ono,
ODER Seelclbat, ferner iecer Wtatrole, Der i'm letteli
Stie9e tren o,ente, cine Yenlton BON $50 nlonatlid
Deer 800 idbrIi1 bateu lOl mIo 5par fir pi,
Bauer Der 3sit, wsIte er ;lpiiden BEN II. AprlI
1861 unb 10. 9pril 1865 riente.
Sect. 2 briugt ale ldDn bon ben Ser. StaateH
ODER @olnnlurlen 9~elablter Sountie8 III Mb5ug.
Nad Sect. 8 lO1 fein Subftitut pber 3nr 3eit
ietucs @tntrrttS Strie98geFau9ener bieran tbeilneb'
men.
Sect. 4 perlau9t cine ~beeiotSte gn9abe Der idon
trbaltsreu Bounty.
Srct. S fcrpert BEL ginrsidun9 beS Yenitcns'
eeiuGeS bmG Diitte, 4ngabe Der aDrelie peS BE-
tentell, mo ~beftinnlt f%trHer, oab lDlde Oritte nitt
mebr ais S. fir ibre Dienite iebnleu oitrfer.
Sect. 6 iebt bic Citrate fir 3upioerbanbelu
anf cine 8uBe bon uidt itber $1,000 ODER Setting
NIP Don niht inter / Sabr fsft.
Sect. Z ihreibt fir ben i6aG Der GinfaIfirung
bel elmer yiationalbant ein Nffioaoit bon 2 aa9eie'
benen Sirsern Dor, baB 8ecIanlent Die ioentllhe
Yerion Iei.
Ssct. 8 perbi.t.t ben @erfauf unb l1sbertrasung
bon Splbotenpapieren an Sritte.
Sect. 9 belhrGntt bic &eclamationsfrilt auf 2
Sabre rad Nnnabme bieier Ncte.
0as Snbltitnt oeS Sen. Sdent, tpeldes einise
Secttonen Der Bill ersdnSt unb perdnoert, wuroe
bon Srn. S6ent folSenoermaben erldutert:
/. OaS Subitttut iebt Der 3ablulg Der 8ouu,
tr Elm 3iel, perln Der SOlcat foot ui1D tpeoer cine
gS,ttpe nod minoeriGbrise SinDer inter 16 Sab
rem rorbanoen iino.
2. Das 9ubftltut beiiinimt, bab 2ocal. nnb
GtaatsbountieS in 4b3us sebraGt perben icnen.
Sene 8ef tinr1uns u1aHt ieoo4 in Wtrflidfeit fet'
men srpssn Interi4ieD, neil, als man aniins bic
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Qiterariid,e Nntia.

Grbalteu bon Senator g. q. S. G~reBWe1l
peri4iebene ~Dfft5isne 9Ocumcnte, fir Die mir iRm
uniern 9ant iagen.
Serner bon Serru gS. Mar5b, GpnInG Der
&ereini9ten Staateu i'll Nltcna eiren tur5en uno
iebr proctiifet ugSe9peile r fitr N1slpuuberer mad
BEN Gereini9teu StaateI bon 9torb ; Nmerita. "
Oerielbe entbdlt auBer Der ldpH friiber, bel Der
9totiS iiter Die erite Qusgabe angefibrten O%ffi5ieI'
len 9ocun,e4te ii9er bic @inwan0ernn9 alid eluel
eil &erSeldniB Der bsutIaen Gpnlulu III Den Ser.
Staaten, ell sngliidsDeutldes 85rter<Ser5eidniB
uuo 6ormulare fir Sia8 etc. Sn Die nddfte
aus9abe, bic i'm Saul1ar 1867 erideiuel miro,
wer6en and Nr5eigen ouf9curmmeu, %ipprarf mtr
bas YlbIifum anfnlerfial nIahen.
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e~pcatbpuntisS sn besableu, audi bic 8untesresie.
ruu1 boise SonntieS besabite, Die Iid bis auf $410
belief, 10 DAP in Der 3bat bic 8Ill MIR auf p~ieient.
gen i'll NnpenbunB 9cbradt 81 rperoen bralidt,
Die ifou i'll 1861 ccer Aulan98 1862 i'll ben 9ienf
9%etreteriiao.
OAS @utftitut beltiuimt rem @iuitanbnIdnnerr
feline Bounty, bei,n baS Committee SIaubt, baf
~oielelbeu tetuen Seb0rigeu N~nlprldl all Die 6s9ie,
ring MAIDEN f6nncu. IS mD9en NuSna9nlen lta
tunt merpen Ill 6ife1, III penel Dfarner aus r1'
ei9ennittlgen luD bnmanen Wtottpen itatt zines
NATURALIZATION WlalneS III cas- peer getreter
5ino. Ser GougreB tSnne ~iupeIl,n mr. fir 9tal
len @eIebe geben lIo ousnabmspeiIe 6G1e miiIlel
burd) Die lOtalen Gpumunitdten ars9egIideu wer
Ben. G..-
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gduloen uno yebalterung lit Gllrnba.

gfub @laoftone8 Neu6srrngen itebeu Die eurO'
pdilhsu Staot6iduIoen m~lgefdbr fcl9enbermaBeu:
NrelBeu ihnlpet 2l5 WiilIoneu Dollars; Solanr
1925; MuBtanp 1885; OeItreiG 1880; 6rantrsid
2oO0; StaIien $50; 4}prtHsal 165; Die Sltrfei 255
Wfillionel.
gtadb ben letter &enluSteridten Bat Yreus.n
81; Sollanb 80; 9tnBtanO 594; Seitreid 35
6rantreid-Stallen 214; YcrtuSal 81; bic Siirte
% Wil!ionen girpObner.
Oarnad fonmen i'll 4|reuben auI ben Sept faf
II Dollars, in 9p1aub 121, in 9tutlano %, ii
Oe1treid iiber A, III Sranfrei9 itber SO, in Sta.
lien %nngefd6r "a, in YortuSal fait 40 unO III Del
Sitrfel 115 Dollars aIf ben &opf.
Sn @r9lanb faQen 1925 auf ben ~elnSelreu Sop'
lt1lo bel ms ln9efdbr 500.
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una 5aDana Oampfl6iT Gu.

SnlIltnpre una O1D0ra 0autptl1ttt Sn.
giSzSS Iler. 8tpwn& SSbne,
's@s General N9enten.
Ma3 Nep SrleanS muS 6aDana,
sSz%@ bel &ep WeIt anboItenb.
SItren bic Der. S|tdaten pSh.
Die 1. @tafe Dampff&ifie bieIsr 9tnic fa6reu ME foIst:
@ibertN, 1850 Epuneu,
80 m. s. Staffcrb, 8efblsGater
Nad 6acana pta New Orleans.
&pbG, 100 Conner,
@t1ItGm 8Ulltns, 8efbfsbaber,
mad Slpana en- Dpnntrfas 81. Wai.
%bfabrt pom BROWNS Wbarf, Se1s 9ctnt, punt 4 rkr
Nodnttto9s am d%nseseiaten Gage.
gcesen 1rdht poer pd1ase, nit uni Sertre fiidtn BE.
auemlthteiten, psnte man G6 on ete Ngenten
9enrs ". u arftel l. .,
16 Spears gDtarf.
I9. 3e'ne gra6ttrtefe auBer tie bon Der g~cniraenie te.
tef rttn rpr en- untrrsetAnet 8 Iaubuiskbeine fir Trd9t
muhen In bteier Office ~etneetpIt merben. Nm @rpebittrnS.
tnge mcrteE rePer Bra4t anetEcmnen mod QdbunasiHeine
untsrBri6utt tap17-Sl
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XabafSs Iabrif

WencS &Oblenz uuN 9olS=0ef@dft.
Die u~nttryei6ntten baben lpeSen en ueues &pbIcn.
unb SpIj- d a # erGfaet unb talttn Rb CUR Nus
fibrune tr9tnb rpelhsr SefeGune tefenS sn'pfObfen. ste
boben fetS Que SOrten pcn 1Ubltn gum Stn, 8urnaee.
uuO yaai&tnsn. @ttrdu6e %SCrrdtbts uub Itsfern eta soas .
@epiGt bon 224e YfN. pro Eonne. SS6re p'ete perten
tets bite niebvtsfen unb BITE gecisnuue bic p%inftIt6ae ftn
~ BtHenuneen fur uns uebuten an 6err 5 uttu 8
&Enrab, VI. 3 8. Grsberidhro fopte Qerr &ubDtpb
YtIt, 30 2e7 10. prattfr, eeasniber be uEurntale". ,
0efe Il 8ttter,
l1mai5mn yarb: so 900 .. earOttrefr.. Pad SoEn
Ndrd Ea6af
80 Unuen / unS 2 Gut, I'd on bon Qu0Iitdt unb OIdtt, eut-
r~kneEteute pl 6h0merlunb e~ttptetlt ~ btgtnen pretSen
Spfept S&rSktr,
LShl IL Gt&stsG Place .satf &gut4kt
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5cbr lpp0lfeil III!
@idense9erbtes Sobler>Qeber,
tehe Qua!ttdt, IS, 40 nnb as SIS
SernIp6 SObleu>2ebsr,
befe aualttGt, IS, IS. IS anb 20 Cts
Salbsfcue,
bon bar bshen QuaIitdt, $3.50. $i75, $40
5utterlcher, Mtprprce, 1dteuts9eber, Drilling fur @@us'
futer, 2aRtrg, BCrbeu, @umsnt-Gtn IN az uno @@ub.5lnotns$
tu ben biatefen pretlen.
SpreGt Bat unS Dor, ete Sbr no nnbsrs fault.
q. Qdrrabee y S6bue,
t0mrt1S) 80 20 9. @~alnertRr, Baltimore, Weh.
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Da8 Waf9tngtpn g 6fttenef. It
9eute firth I'm z ubr if Der beige S9iisenUsreil
nit roner Nusriiftung lrb in rprtrefai6er Stint.
mung nad) gSalblugtOn ab9efabreu, inn iid Bel
benz am %. nlo 20. Itdttfinoen0en Sdiibeufete
81 betbelligelt. Wtr miinIhsn ZEN tpaderen SGit>
ten eillen ftpeten Nnfentbalt NIB quite 4rsiIe uno
bofien, Dap ba8 Self ii6erbaupt ben gertittblidel1
illlo lhDnen Character tragen niT9e, ben b~erurtt9e,
pon zen S1ltee1 arran9trte Seltllhfetteu itetS 9es
baet babel. Die Baibrugtcner babet NueS AMI
Die Deltc 2Dele alrarQirt uno bari man gewtB and
Dol! soften Der Seuti9en @albil9tOn'S cine grcB>
arttt9e &pellnabme errorteu. (Stebe a1b bic be-
~trvfenbe Nl5ei9e.)
+Ser1u6ter Selb # NJ B. - NmE ret
tag AbenO 9e9el 7 ubr psriudte ei1 Mann, 9tas
mems 2CuiS Neirlbarot, @terf III Dem Sleioerae>
lddTt pes 0rl1. Sanl. 0ertnann, oil Der @de BON
A NIB y ctr. SelbItntOro gu beaeben. Sin ns
berer junger Otani, mel6er nit 0tbeiubarbt i'm
2aben belddftiSt mar, bate Srr. Serrmonu 9es
iagt, eS ieter SaGen aus benz 2aoen oe1toblcn rno
%ieire1 &alneraOeu 81 nerbd6ti9en geludt, mUrauI
pieler i'll ben bintern Sbeil be8 Qaoen8 qing un0
ii4 cine Sn8el 9e9en ben SOpf idOb, tpelde jepOd
mr. Die 9trnl6ale I%treifte. 3uerIt belt man bic
Wunoe fir t6otlit, bod ipdter iauo man fe pe,
niger 9efdbrlid rno 5meifelt leBt nidt nlsbr baran
Dap Der lunge Utanl mleDer all ff0nrlen mirb.
(@mgeanbt)
Us 1T ms b%etalllt, DAP bier i'll gSaIbtn9tpn, 8.
g., pie nele OiaporSpabl bepprftebt.
g8ie ipirD'8 BENZ nod iperoen; faum lift Der
Srts9 81 @noe, 70 beiBt e8, DAP bic @bOlera it
e%tn1tnoen miro, fa8 mare ell iHGHer @alt, Den min
lllc0t lteben 81 beber6er9el.
0a molleH mir letter ZEN Or. Magruber in
Iniprlld neDmen; peit Or. Wta0ruoer ais @anD
biDat aufgsIteat 1T, 70 t6rlneu mir fiber barurl
refneH, baB er jeoelr Weni4eu @yre4tigteit tpie:
o~ertabreu IaBt, cas- bat CT tetpieIe1 At leber 2eit
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-28
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29
NEW PUBBTCGTDNS.

Prof Tsyler Lewis Of Union College has published
pa excellent Appeal TO the Soldiers Of the American
Armies u1der the title Of Heroic Periods in a
kson's History" IL an eloquent exposition OF tho
{. grUe character cl the late contest which our most
Illogical President and bic no less illogical Secretary
persist in designating az q civil war; and
fse key by which the Professor solved the
frlpoTtant questions affecting our present pol
: icy and future prosperity IA the essential difference
between nation. which the United States really con-
.Bttute, end q league which Mr. johnson and his par
hssns seem % suppose them 20 be. Prot. Lewis COM
VSres the struggle in Tins country between Slavery and
feedom with The struggle in England between the Pu-
Etans aud the StGGTts and no warns as % see 20 It
that the work Of glorious ssserers Of the tunda
mental idea Of the American Republic be not over
thrc1n, and that "the Monks and the Clarendons do
not get the uppor hand" The pamphlet deserves u
be extensively circulated during the coming cam
paign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29
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