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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-04-13

WHEREAS. THE ED
81 has bought from the Administrators OF ih= Estate " L.
l-Uaaral-a. tie following lands, VIZ
K~EALAHEwA. in Kohalt District. formerly belonging to VI
Elt-TIrrff- and PTUEPA. IN E0haia District formerly be
Ilu.fus % VI K-SsuguaAi-
All parties are HEREBY f5rewarnel from ir.sras.lrS upon Inc
sail lluIs. ~ - II,r,i
ST. q hS"'l'r
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-04-13

PoI.-This almost Indispensable article of native
diet is getting scarce every day and of course dearer.
The poorer classes have to content themselves with
occasionally 6 light repast of bread and a bowl of tea
at a chinese restaurant, and there are often times
when they cannot even get that. Last Thursday,
there was absolutely no poi to be bought in town.
A year from now, the article may be plentiful and
cheap, as the high prices will induce many to plant
taro who are now lazy or a~pathetic.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-04-13

ApoLoGY.-We owe it to the Judge who was so
beautifully abused last week by the g organ of the
Foreign Residents TO say that he suffered ~unright-
eously. We are not surprised that he should feel
somewhat indignant to be pronounced unfit for offices
of trust and honor, because of sentiments or opinions
which, though he may entertain them in common with
others. vet in the particular instance in hand, he was
as blissfully ignorant of the author as any other rea-
der of the letter. The public, Judge, are amused
over the blunder, and you must even take II good
naturally. for people must have their laugh, you
know.-Ga=efte.
No apology is necessary. The judge who has the
esotism to suppose himself the only Judge in the
kingdom, and who took our criticism SO sorely to
heart. needs no apology. No one for a moment ever
thought him capable of so base an act and we re-
cret to learn from the Gazette that he should have
applied the item to himself His doing 50 suggests
the couplet
when caps into the crowd are thrown,
The cap that fits he calls his own"
We assure our cotemporary that the public are
amused over the blunder - they know very well
where the composition originated.
New CoAsTER-The schooner H0nG Packet (late
Frviier) sails to-day for Kona and Kau, on which
route she viii continue as Il regular packet. Under
the command of Capt. Marchant she will soon become
a popular packet. If the steamer is drawn off from
that route. there is trade for two such vessels as the
EmeIine and K0nd Packet.
\ CHARACTERISED BULI--The other day an Irish
man, going into a place where there was a lot of gold
fsh->oc common 1T Notwithstanding about in a
box. after gazing intently at the fish for a while, ex-
claimed BE the powers, that's the first time |
eve. saw red herrings alive"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-04-13

TIDAL PmENoMENoN.-On Thursday, April 4th,
the sea receded from Kahului, East Maui, six times
in succession i'll the space of two hours. 1t left the
reef nearly bare. The natives started to catch fish,
but before they got out the sea had returned again.
The water was about three feet above high water
mark and fell three feet below it, making a total rise
and fall of about six feet, at intervals of about fifteen
minutes. The same phenomenon has frequently been
observed on the Maui coast, which would indicate a
submarine volcano in that region.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-04-13

The PILoT VACANCY.-Capt Berrill, one of the
pilots of this port, last week sent in his resignation.
The appointment of pilot is in the hands of the Col
lector, and it is understood that the vacant office was
offered to Capt. james Smith, so long and so favor
ably known as a packet master between here and
San Francisco. The Captain, however, it is report
ell, declines the post, and that it is still vacant,
though there are a number of applicants, among
whom are Capts. Rowland, Marchant, Wetherbee,
Homestead. Babcock and John Adams, all no doubt
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-04-13
Notice.

Order, frou; tie other islands promptly attended TO.
piu'' 60 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15

.-Bsee Ellis m.as bottle, the bottle sIl.
1aay bier. -
-Psneas advice bow TO kill t;me-.hoo.
ssssy day.
why 10 John Morrissey like the Red 3d.
Because he II death on Faro.
Kisses are 90 hard It 10 snssested tn,
panta;oons may - well be made vithout
poeksts.e
S-Ar1snns Ward thinks the rrea, y..,,,
N u rain in England may b owing 10 ~
~ thas Tie coantry hes mouarchical form
r. government
"A hop On the light fantastic toe ma,
y peo1ana1, but not when you hop on ths
1n1aGe3e ~ At Jour nsighbos.
- kann1sd hoass q tsnsmSot Of An,
nn1hss Of haunted stories, 70 which i added
- sxlsoorainary one, in ths form of hos,
0eoey.
81 sand upon the soil II ftssdou, j"
esied : stamp oratos. MOI, cried his
GAosnakef, s'yoa Sand i : oair Of shoee
tAat have nsvss ben psid 81.
"A naa - laasly Invited - disass,
- dish ofics cream ~ plAcsd before
Nm. Is ~ nev disA % hin. h tneeed
y then, bsekoaisg 70 IL wai1ss. - -.
-: .': Z. s VI ssod psadias, bss Q -
= --s.Jshn,'' aAid : careful fashsr, ssae.',
- Cesaie Wiilian's bos.es - - -
- 49, ~ hays ~" Yn, 80 -
1 1neslag tewaed ~ bosa. sAnl ~
~ Seeag oa'tSjvs 49, ~ - bW,yos
49, ~ -"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15

AT CiscIsxAri.--The Gasefte Of the 18th says
The receipts we're lighter THAI they have bear
for q long time. and the market was very frm
closing with an advancing tendency ct - eoas 3,
gross, and 81 0oa7 50 net.
Ar CHrc Aso.-The Trtbaa< Of the 18th saws.
The market for live hogs opened quiet in tn.
morning. bat firm, at the closing rates Of ysster
day. Later in the day, under limited arriyals
and with more active demand, priees took AZ
upward turn to the extent Of 3aloc, 1t which I'd
vance the pens were cleared. The receipts for Ii.
week were ASA, and the shipments 5e7. Rsceiy
ed to-day. z,24s; entered sales, 10, 500 head q,
prices ranging FROM Is e5a5 IS for common &c
medium, and IS ooae es for good to choice hor,
AT ST. Lo,D.-The Republican Of the l3,t
ays:
The demand has not bseu a. active 10 dsy. and
prices rsceded from 10 TO l5c per 100 lbs toward,
evening.
Receipts IL the last twenty four hours comprise
1854. Ss@s to-day embrace 3,7s7, ut the follow.
ing range u prices: For prime to good from
IS 75s6 80; choice s. 25s6 IS. and some extrs
lots At - AZ Later 10 the day the mArks,
aassed, and the above prices could not be sus-
.ained.
Ar LorsvrLLs--Ths Demoero, Of th. lltl
says:
There vas little more animation in the hos
market to-day, and sales vers made 1t IS Ooae <S
gross, by packers. Messrs Hamilton 4 Bro Dan
can, Floyd Co., and 7. J Martin 4 Sons, sr,
still killing limited number Of hogs.
FROM present Appearances the houses win al b
elosed BY the h-st Of next week. At New ALBANY
Mcdonald Co. have killed $3.50 head, and
Kent c.. 500 head, making an aggregate o.
lo.ieo head. and. from present indications. III.
slaughteriug around the falls for the season viii
aggregate about I60, coo head.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15

The December number Of the "Nortb
American Review, has the following attractive
table of contents:
Conclaves.
On the Relation of the Food of Man 70
his Muscular Power.
The Irish Church Establishment
The Emperor Frederick the IL
Prof. Covington's Eneid.
Empedocles.
sixteenth Century Studies-
The Loss Of Calais.
Submarine Telegrsphy.
The number 10 an excellent one, both in
variety and the intrinsic merit of ito con-
tents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15

NJ. NJ. PoxERoY OF TIE LA CRossI DEno-
Graf ON RoBAcK's BrrrERs-C. W. Roback
OF Cincinnati is making the best article Of
Bitters now manufactured in the United
States or elsewhere.
We have used them for three years, and
would not be without them for almos, any
money, In the spring his Stomach Bit,ers
are worth hundreds Of dollars for keeling the
stomach in order, and cleansing the blood
rom its accumulated impurities.
It's not once in two yean that ve endorse
so-cslled patent medicines, bat Roback's are
worth oil the praise we can bestow on them,
d&wlt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15

The lecture of Grace Greenwood, at Chat.
ham Square Church last evening, was rich
treat. Her subject, /" Warrington, London
and Rome" was right pleasantly handled
The attendance was not - large ~ " had
hoped to see, yet the audience was . very
good one, and all retired we'll pleased with
the many happy hits made BY the accom-,
plished authorizes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15

Ar Lafayette, Tennessee, on the 8lst ult
William Il. Gerbrick, brakeman, was killed
while coupling cars. He was formerly en-.
ployed on the Cincinnati, Hamilton / Day.
ton Railroad, and has family living in Gin.
cinnati or Dayton.-lin. Commercial
The deceased was . member Of company
d, 10Th Iowa infantry, and We believe has
relatives in Council Bluff in this State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15

DEsrRABLE Property FoR SAIE.-The
property on Main street, between Third and
Fourth streets, now occupied by Kiser 4
Hills A. tenants, will be sold At Sheriff sale
on the 18th inst, at o'clock p. NJ. Severn
other valuable lots will be cold at the came
time. Title perfect. A rare chance TO pro.
cure avery desirable property. Enquire Of
81 RANKIN L McCRARy,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15

HEDucro ARsrRDux.-An exchange has
has following:
. he Who would thrive must rise at Eve. ;
30 says the proverb, though there il more
shyme than reason in il, for, If
He Who would thrive mus. rise Il Eve.
Il must naturally follow,
Hs Who would thrive more mus, rise At forr !.
sndi 1t viii insure consequence, that
As who'd still morn thriving be.
Mast leave his bsd ut turn Of thr..
And who this latter would outdo.
Win rouse him at the stroke n Two.
And BY the way Of climax to i. all, il
Ghould be that 80 -
Hs Who would never Be eusdopa
Must ever rise - soon a. one.
But the best illustration would b,
He Who'd flourish best Of Ill.
6hosld never 20 10 bed u eli.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15

Qua yound friend, Maj. z. N. Clark, the
able Warrington correspondent Of the GArE
over the nom d plsms Of WArcHnAs, has
again "fell into linen to the step Of the
music Of the Union. ~ viii b seen BY no
tics elsevhere
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15
:6uutid ~ Csllilnd,d.

noA1oona 91nGnooA
--TAs teeal snssat 4 sal.bsasiag nstss III
have ~. ,ssssd y ~ 1sslssay Dssaae.sst \
49, ~ -, 4 whssA "a, 37s y ssili suA.sA
ing.
Tho Trssswy AAs ssssivsd ftea ~ psiatsrs
during last wssk, t4sl, - IN fractional essssy.
aad shipped - ~ Assistant Trsasssss q Nsv
York, tisu. -; listed stasss dsSssitssy = Cia-
Cinnssi, elee. -; ssd he NataoaA Dssks,
e1ss. Sc.
-TAs asssai saosnt Of Nssional Bsak sssrsa-
- In eireslstios 10 >sss, sss SO. The A.ssss q
securities hold BY the Treasury 10 trust ~ Ne
tional Banks il t37e.16e, leo.
-Dlslsrssnsats q the Treasury far isse vol
we're O. 49, AZ including - ~, 81 for he War
Department.
IxrsuxAL Rsvnxrn RscRIrrs. Receipts for
Internal Revesus for the week endinson Saturday
uers n, &t'.l4e ~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15

MISS EvrRErr's adult class in vocal music
viii meet hereafter 10 Miss lawrence school
room, corner Of 5th and Blondsaa streets,
each Tuesday and Friday, at p. n. The
juvenile class will meet q the same place
each Saturday, ct 8 .. NJ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15

WE learn that ssabbins ARRAY took place
q Belfast yesterday morning, the particular,
st which are ~ follows,as near ~ We can learn
them, A colored ma. named Fowler va
either in or standing near . grocery, when
swc men, named Ingalls, and Pate, ordered
hm away. Fowler, believing that they had
no right to order him away when he WAS no,
disturbing them, refused 70 leave, whereupon
Pate struck him. Fowler drew knife. and
N defence stabbed him, and also cut Inrall.
Fowler has the appearance Of being An inof.
isnsivs individual, and in this case had not
done anything to justify the assault. It 4,
thought that Pate is MORALLY wounded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15
MARK FITS BY TELEGRAPH,

WEEKLY Review ef the new Yseh Mar.
By felerr.,hl NV Yosx ia. II
BsssAstna--- asrkss opened vsry ssress this ~,.s.
: bat closes dali nd heavy.
rour-R-oSrs hsvs been lssgss, which sives buy.rt
N advsntaes About third II The purcAse,, mad.
during tie week haze been for invsssosus Owing 10
the eatrs.s prc-s insisted upos but E,te Floor -
tskes for export. We netcs reduction on The stock
chiefly q ls~ srsdts A. the close the market -
s.esdy.
oorn-corn nssi has essa fairly aetvs 81 sosnes pr.
-. but elos~s heavy.
Aye glesrass bees In fair rsqu~ss bus n v,,fsA,,
price,. asd cicsas quiet ~ - soSs 10.
buekvhsst Riour-cinsss dali sud sasjsr. but d.
ei'ssa-eicssns II Ssos 20.
Whsaf-narses opsssd baoysst, With a seetys -
masd but 81 s~s 6ull and rather essier.
hIisy-has Facilitated. owing to The change, /,
freight oss<t the elise -. duli. We quote ~ sfoOl
osts-Havs aoetusssd soae~hsi. A. The eiess rr,e>i
ere iossr.
Rye--opened Arm~. but since then The demand -,
assssd So psiesa srs sass narkei essins Ssiss o.
Western. u is4sl 20 ~e~ do q -
corn-Sspt1J sdvanesl sariy II The vssk, lssssAss
sssatly fell end eos>. At q i6oi 10 fss Wssesr,
niH'd ne sssk ~ bess reduced ssses u. Ia ws.
seeos 30 90 snss but b snii lsrgs.
rerf-Rf-etussed soasshss, bot eio.ss WITH nor,
se'sdissss .. Il, 10 Toe cid nss. - ssD1 ~ s,v
| western nsss
sssf-Auird steady. vitA COED trsss q sliois ~
plain mes. ard S'el' 70 sor ss~ sxtr. NO..
cas Assss-Dseiss1 sssssialiy, 80 ~ 4. NJ -.
quest Al the eicse shoudsrs soA u = aaos =. ~
ha.s At III ieDia y.
Lasd-is str .d~~ssd, IN psrs ~ expert. A tAs
aess ress were tsttse With light rscspA esnss esss
( " Asv sssAm q l33<; nsv n Il
chicago aasass.
~ fsissrspL.l cun.s.. -. "a
hs's fsrs-pu,i arniy Assd .. us e s,ys, .
"a q.
iArA-Aesivs rsSssss savssssa ko9<s
Live Hoss-0ssd AssAaAs ~ = - sAsases = -
iss prsss rsass ssa = 49, -
hsns1 uesp-Aesivs snA bosynas q snvpnes 49,
= priess rsass ftvn - seos. csssa m = q ~
%. Mvsaiss % ~ h.
Nssr-puli ~ insesivs ~ sasss sasa AaaAs vua,l
A.ss to sslns % : Sssa... q soA - ~.
WAAs-osarsisy y Sssey rsnasn - nasAsl =
ssssy dul ~s sess Aeelss u aos1<s - 49, -
- q = . e. y = siaG - Asssies hsuDaE q Il
aNs hs sRstss fss~ln. - q q - rsjasena
e.sas dar = q ssol = ~ Hs 49uAas.
oess-0.ise rsssast1nay = - h5Aue sls~ ssIs
1assoask
o5Ho4e AisAE 49, ssus b sa-s = az.
sa1s - ssh4 oOeo - n b ass~,
sy-NssissesA; y - rs.
Il es-esls sAsass 80 800,
4O-oss1 lunaea.
4
- leu1s 0aeDse
H. =. tssA - =
- Ass~s.as ~ 4suuAss,sl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15

FAcn.-Ths Chemical Salssasus 10 the
Bsa Salerstxs. Chemical 6Alssseas 10 bel.
ssr than Soda. Chemical SslseaHns has 10
ounces in . paper; Others have II 70 Is
ounces. td&v ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15

VIE wish to get copies Of the DAILY Carr
Crry Of Sept. Is, IA and Is. 1855, TO com.
plete our files for thas year. Any person
furnishing Us the Same shsll Be suitably re.
vnrded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15

Sscoxp HAND PsAHo ron 6ALS.-A good
Rosewood Piano CA Be- purchased At bar
gain. Cali u Kamm~'s music store ssd -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15
JULES JARED,N
email. De PARIS. y
The New Beaati4er Of The Skin.

This secret Of bsssf,iss tbs skis bsns ksown eaiy
to Msns. Jsrsd Rsss. thsg hosorabiy stats ~ II
assss foa I'll Other prspsaaioas II gives 10 ~ nsst
hash aaA fscAsst skia besh ~ texture ssd color d
poAsA vory, rsnsving iii 1ssolerssio,s. vhs,Asr
rs.r,,r = frsesl<, ~, nss,A,v 10th q l,.cAvor-
.,,cks s.d especially sseesra /. snoosAi.s %, u,
..ras i~ls N ths srA,a pox.
-
TAs asssts q L'Dnafi 4 Pazis ssst ess1Asnsly
sslis 70 H. 1ubals ~ sss..ss s.4osssnsas = sasA
Alsslasssbsdi sSsss =
Sisuorp Ristori, Mile Felicita Vestvali. Mias
Iaesie Mitchell, Mrs. D. p. Bovers. In.
ellie Western. Mdm's Porisi. Nh. Enma
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15

THAr was gsrgsous sunset lase evening,
and, il old signs are true, i was indicative
Of bright skies to-day. We need the in6u-
ence Of the sun just now to clear away the
frozen slees which covers The ground, % make
psdestrianism more certain than it has bean
fos the past two days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15

YouSc AMEaIcA had 6ne fun yesterday BY
taking advantage Of the alippery condition Of
the streets and sidewalk. Skstss and
sledges were in demand among the boys, and
right joyfully did they pitch in--ss only boys
can-to have Q "little fun
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-07
Special Notices.
Know Thy Destiny.

MADAME>E. F. THORNTON, the great English
Astrologist, Clarivoyant and Psychometrician,
who has astonished the scientific classes of the
Old World, has now located herself at Hudson,
N. Y. Madame Thornton possesses such won
derful powers of second sight, to enable her
to impart knowledge of the greatest importance
to the single or married of either sex. While in
state of trance, she delineates the very features
of the person you arc to marry, and by the aid
of an instrument of intense power, known as the
Psychomotrope, guarantees to produce life-like
picture of the future husband or wife of the ap-
plicant together with date of marriage, position
in life, leading traits of character, &c. This is
no humbug, as thousands of testimonials can as
sert. She will send when desired certified GER
tifcate or written guarantee, that the picture is
what it purports to be- By enclosing small
lock of hair, and stating place of birth, age, dis
position and complexion, and enclosing fifty
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formation by return mail. All communications
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son, N. Y.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-07
To CONSERVATIVES.
pril 3, 1867.

The Advertiser, having been restored to health
in few weeks, by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to make known to his fellow-sufferers
the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used, Gree of charge) with the di-
rections for preparing and using the same, which
they will find SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, sc. The only object OF
the advertiser in sending the Prescription, is to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he conceves to be invaluable; and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it viii
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh, Kings County, New York
Oct 81, 1866. A-Wly.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-07
Georgia..

Eycov BROWN AT AUGUSTA.
Gov los E. Brown addressed large
hA Of Augusta, April 81, and IN the
mce .'a 0f his speech presented the following
course y" IN those who opposed reconstruc-
dilemma /" '
ton: Mona of lie can claim con-
VIZ in this matter, unless 1t be the man
siS'e' 'rss from the start per sc Union man,
VINO ,rbo stood to it fear none OF US
and one on. Consistent. Gentlemen, we failed
were .i'o issue that we made, and when we
upon ~" ,,.,rr left in the condition where we
dla w ,,oct IA, return to the Government OF
nlus1 .,;tei States in good faith, or leave the
the "a, At the end of the war, no man
coNHt,s . nat under arrest was obliged to re-
Who "" Georgia if he did not want to. If
i1alil Ii Ga .inch welded TO the doctrine of
you ,,ycreirnty {and confess was we'd
SIa'. ~ and so bitterly opposed to the
leo ~ , rsr eff the United States that you
TOW n+ offorl to live under it, you had an
coulo "r 70 oct rio of it. All the avenues
easy brown open at the end of the war, and
"est o on enlist under any flag you pleased,
you ' w., r,,aer any monarchy. Why did
anu lain here. then? Some did go, and
YOU ,' n.Lo have gone have most OF them re-
sbose We" e. thrir native land. After the war
suin Sr had DO right to remain here dlsloyal,
d i5" ,.at claim the protection OF the Govern
aEN Il * not honorable. If we remain
lhcn'. become citizens, it is our duty to
iicfc ", mild up this Government again,
sry "Ha we have readopted it We lost our
oeI %.' bv the war. and an appeal to the
s,Tord, and as we did not leave the country
s sra are bound to accept such terms as are
v" 0Sorad rs Suppose we now adopt the rule
oll' tInn stood upon, and if we are out ofthe
Tu;on uc have no rights, and they have the
';nLt to readmit us upon their own terms.
wv W., take that born of the dilemma, how do
- n,oS Stsndg Having failed by the sword, we
,acsn,c 4 conquered people, and the Govern
''ont had A RIGHT, according to the laws OF
,,ations. to dispose of US as conquered peo-
H. bv jn,yesing such terms upon us as the
aaoroneror chooses to put upon the conquer
al They might keep us under Military
~, fer wears to come. There is
,rLcTr we stood out of the Union an indie
,,enJrnt State. said Georgia. Then they
rrsr.i,ered Georgia. What right has she,
+brn 70 claim a right, or claim to appear
hafare the Supreme Court, or any other
,,riviIepc Of the Union2 None. We will
now tai Ike the other horn Of the dilemma
Suupose the Northern view OF 1t was right.
Our act of secession was void. If we were
still in the Union, we were in rebellion, and
each of US who took up arms was guilty OF
treason. and liable to be hanged. THIS Is SO
if we are still in the Union. There Is no
escape from it. Not only so, but beng
nuiIty of treason, our property would be
Subject to contiscation- personal proper
ty, at least. Then, if this is true, what night
have we to dictate the terms upon which we
are to return to the United States? We
either did 60 out, and the Government had
tho right to deal with us as a conquered peo-
nile or else we did not secede, and we were
Rebels and liable to be dealt with rs Rebels.