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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-28

DUsuQuE SOUTHWESTERN r. R.-Tas
Dubuque Southwestern Railroad Company '
has made its fourth annual report, from
which it appears that the gross earnings foe
1861 we're $ls2,2J6. q paid on operating
expenses in 1867, $92, ,cs5 81; valve Of ma.
teris's and supplies on haad, Sc, 7sl, ,oI, be,
being $2, 4S3.52 over and above the value
Of those on hand at the same time the ye
previous. The actual operating expenses
for 1867 have been o9.s96.67, and the net
earnings, 452, ,999.55. The road bed is in
good condition. During the past year there
have been renewed $4,000 ties replaced II
box culverts with stose, filed wnh stone and
earth u 900 cubic yards eulverts and ires,le.
work built one S.ringer bridge with stone
abuimen.s in place Of piiing and have
built ~ miles of farm and snow fence.
The rolling stock oas been kept in good con-
df,ion. but no new stock has been purchased
during the year.
The earnings are slightly increased over
these OF the previous year, snd il is estima-
ted that the road has earned during the
past three years nearly . sui{icient amount
70 pay operating expenses, permanent
improvements, and interest on the who,s
bonded indebtedness,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-28

THEODORE TrLroS AxD Hts BOARD BiIL
Last winter Theodore TiIton delivered .
lecture at Waterloo, Towa, and Of course
stopped at the Central House, Messrs. Cha ..
man h Williams prcprietors. Il 20 happen
ed that he was obliged to leave in great
haste for Cedar Falls and forgot to pay his
hotel and washing bill. Chapman L VII,
l,ans wrote him dunning letter the other
day enclosing bill, to which they received
the following characteristic reply:
CLxvELASD, o. Feb. 3, 1865.
MEssRs. CHApxAx / WHAfAxs-C Ccusls
men: Your letter Of January 18th. after
astonishing my wife at Brooklyn, hss Hnally
swung around the circle" and reached me-
here. enclose the amount Of your bill;
debt which Ihad entirely forgotten though
take it for granted shat your statement Vi
il is correct.
So 1t appears that ( ran away ingloriously
from Waterloo, withoas paying for my
washing at the hotel! This fisct / confess.
has slually look and If ever should be
nominated for the presidency. (which may
God forbid y do not. beg Of you, revive
the vi'lanious incident against me as par. III
my record NY shirts we're washed, This
is fatal. II is the . un washed - who get in :
to the Presidency. Did l leave = whisky
bill unsettled? No; II use 40 little Of that
article that shall certainly be safe against
all chances Of next summers nomination.
ny proud boast is that, with the shirts
which you washed for me year ago, still
keep clean breast and good conscience.
But why did you wait whole year with.
out presenting your unpaid bill! Never, n .,
never, here Witnessed such a modesty and
forbearance in any other hotel? Therefore
may good luck attend you esermore.
Truly yours,
T1EnnrsnC
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-28
THE DRUNKARD D,s DAU0mrER.

A young lady, whose life had Leen mad,
wgstchcd by tho drunkenness Of her father, il
the author Of the following staura. None bu
cne who has walked woes depths" coul,
write such = powerful piece. SIC wrote Al.
sent /, to friend, who hal told her tina, sh,
was . monomaniu," bitter hatred Of the dead
ly cup.--S,. Loss Pcess.
60, feel what l have felt,
40, besr what have borne,
Sink meath the blow a fat her dealt,
Aad the coli proud worlds seorn,--
Thus struggle on from year to year,
Thy sole relief the tear,
60. wecp as have wept,
Ger loved fathers fall,
See every cnerisl ed promise swept,
Youths sweetness turned to gall
Hopes faded flowers strcwn all the way,
That led me up to woman's day.
Go, kncel as have kne't,
Implore, beseech and pray
Strive the besotted heart to melt,
The downward course TO stay
Be cast, with bitter tears aside,
Thy prayers burlesqued, thy tears deeed
Go, stand whore have stood,
And see the strong man bow,
With gnashing teeth. lips bathed in blood
And cold the livd brow
60. catch the wandering glance, and see
There mirror'd, his souls misery.
Go, hear what I have heard.
The sobs Of sad despair,
A. memory's feeling fount hath stirr'd
And its revealing there
Have told him what he nigh. have been
Had he the drunkard's fate toreseen.
Go, to my mothers side.
And her crushed spirit cheer,
Thine own deep anguish hide,
Wipe from her cheek the tear
Mark her dimm'd eye, her furrowd brow,
The gray that streaKs her dark hair now,
Her toil-worn frame, her trembling limb.
And trace the ruin back to hiu
Whose plighted faith in early youth
Promised eternal love and truth
But who, foreswern, hath yielded
This promise to the deadly cup,
And led down from love and light,
From all that made her pathway bright,
And charmed her there mid want md strife,
That lowly thing, Drunkards wife.
And stamp'd on childhoods brow so mild.
That withering blight, Drunkard's child.
Go, hear, and see, and feel, and know
All that my soul hath felt and known
Then look upon the wine cups glow,
See if its brightness can atone,
Think if its favor you will try,
If all proclaimed-"Tis drink snd die. "
Tell me hate the bowl!
Hate is feeble word
loathe, abhor, my very soul
With strong disgust is tirrd
When eer see, or hear, or tell
or that dark beverage Of hell!
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-28
ALASKA.

Lippincotfs Magazine, for February, has
the following interesting account Of the
physical character Of our Northwestern ter
ritory:
At q well appointed national Observatory
every form Of observation in physical sci.
ence was also maintained from lsl2 tor
ward. The quantities OF snow and rain
have been recorded, and We find profhsion
Of rain, with rlatively little snow. The
average rain fall is eighty three inches,
most Of which falls in August and the fall
and winter months, the spring and early
summer not having m excess Of rain. In
August last nearly stwenty inches fell-an
immense quantity, ~ it was thought-at
Sitka, and about two inches in excess OF
the quantity falling in the same month at
Philadelphia. But il is oIly fair to state
that we had large excess above the av>
erags on this side Of the continent for tha,
month.
The quantity Of snow, carefully meas.
ured At each fall, averaged fifteen inches i6i
March, April and November. Frequently
whole months in winter elapsed with nc
snow. and very little usually in November,
Clearly there is little reliance on the sleigh.
ing at Saka, and We learn that some per.
sons detest such vet winters 40 they thert
experience. But in the valley Of the main,
land, the climate i reported by rssidsnt
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-28

A writer in the Christian .idrocote states
that q coed supply Of apples will be found
the most economical investment in the
whole range Of culinaries. A raw, mellow
apple is digested in an hour and half,
while boiled cabbage requires Eve hours.
The most healthful desert that can be placed
on he table is . baked apple. II eaten
frequently At breakfast, with coarse bread
and butter, without meat or flesh Of any
kind, it has an admirable effect on the gen>
ersl system, often removing constipation,
correcting acidities. and cooling OF febrils
conditions more e6ec.ually than the most ap.
proved medicines. Ii families co.ld he
induced to substitute apples-sound and
ripe-for pies, cakes and sweetmeats. with
which their children are too ohen stuffed,
there would be dimunition in the sum to.
tai Of doetors' bills, in single year, suffi,
cient to lay iu . stock Of this delicious fruit
for the whole seasons use.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-28

"Buy any butter heref' said . country
custumer, who walked into . dry-goods store
in certain city. aud looked much like :
character who knew . great deal more Of
himsel. than be cared to tell.
NO, SIR replied the merchant I've
don't wish to buy any,
"want 10 buy any eggs?"
mo, sir; We keep dry-gools store
here
80! wa-al, then may be you'd like To
buy some chickens-:at as pigs, aud .
mighty sight nicer, too?'
"No, sir; tell you we don't deal ia any
thing but dry-goo s.
Couldn't you sell nice fat shoulder Of
pork?"
Il tell you, sir, We deal in dry good ex>
clusively here ~
"Wa,al, whss'n you give for dried
peaches r.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-28

THE V,Rruxs OF GLYcRRIxx.-
Halle Joslrtia! Of Health asserts posi-
lively that glycerine is = perfect cure
tof diphtheria and membranous Group
when applied with soft camel's ha;r
brush to the interior Of the throat. Tks
penetrating properties Of the glyssr-
ILc enable It to separate the graA atea
OF which the mcinhrancs are fosmed
in both these diseases. and seg only
destroy them, but preven, their f,rsh.
er formation. These are two MOST
insiiions and terribly fatal diseases
and II this silnple and harmless rerue-
dy will cure them,- it should be gem
orally known. Giyosriae il mo.s
valuable ssedicine, and should b.
kept in every house. Il is : persees
remedy for chappcd hands, lips, o.
other chafed, raw surfaces, curing
them BY simply applying : email guam
6ty in the part effected.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-28

wAxTsp.-A bride who Is willing 70 COM
mer &c housekeeping in the same style iu
which her parents began.
Twenty fashionable young ladies Who dare
20 30 seen welding dust brssh, or daraing
their brosher's stockings il gentleman
should happen 10 make an early call.
Ten independent young ladies Of " good
families" Who dare to wear their winters
bonnet to church on ins Sunday.
Fifteen young ladies Of sufficient age TO
go into company, who dare confess they ever
made > Loaf of bread or pudding.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-28

A lawyer who WAS sometimes hrgetfa',
having been engaged 10 piosd the cause Of
an offender, began By saying: Il know
the prisoner at the bar, aud be hears the
character Of being most. coasummate and
impudent scoundrel,. Here somebody
whispered to him that the prisoner was his
client, when be immedistely continued !" bus
what great and good man ever lived Who
was not cuIminaled BY his cotenporasies -
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-28

a country schoolmasser, preparing for IN
exhibition Of his school, selected class Of
pupils and wrote down The questions whieh
be would put to them on examination das.
The day arrived, and % did the hopeSals,
oil but one' The pupils took their places ~
had been arranged, and all went ON gishiy
until the question of the absentee ssne,
when the teacher asked: "In whsw n
you believer" I'm Napoleon Bouspsrse r.
was the ansver quickly returned. t" You
believe in the established ehnrch, do you
nes?' "No," J" said the youngstes, " the boy
that believes in that church hasn't come u
school 10 day."
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-28

Frenchman who had purchased . eoun.
Try seat, vas complaining Of the want Of
birds in his garden. ''Set some trsps,
replied IN old officer, "snd they'll come.
was once in Africa, and there wasn't sup
posed to be . woman within two hNsdpsd
miles. hung . pair q earrings and .
collar upon tree, and the next morning
found rwo women under rhe branches.'
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-28

A MoDEL LOVE- LerTEa.-Sweessss sugar.
est Betsey mi pen is tux up ia inform u
ths, am in gud helth, and luv as vel a.
ice kreem, snd hop these vii fnd the same.
it nos more 30. If RAE . Rud krop ol
taters this sumner, dad sase and me ma git
marrid, fur he wants hired gal bad, IN hs
kant afford to pay wages. Writ sune and
give mi luz 70 all. Our big kow has kaf.
No more at present. Gud By.
JOSH JINKS.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-28

A contract has been entered into between
the St. Louis 4 Cedar Rapids Raj road
Company, the North Missouri Company,
and Barton Dates and bis associates, foS
the building Of the road to Cedar Rapids
from the Missouri State line. According
to the terms Of the contract, the st. Lours
4 Cedar Rapids Railroad Company are .o
grade, bridge and tie the road, except the
Des Aoines bridge, aud the other parties 70
furnish u 900 per mile in monthly payments,
between the State Line aud Sig Quincy, to-
wards the grading. Grading to be complies
ted 70 Ottnmwa By July lst, 1863, and y
Sigourney, November lst, 1863.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-28

A little girl, seeking celestial infor mas:os.
asked her mother, Have angels wings ~
The ursuspecting mama, full Of memories
Of pictures and traditions, answered, 'sCer>
tsinly they have" Staiahtwsy Young In.
qaisitive sprung her trap" Then what did
they want : ladder for 10 get aosn 10
Jacob" MammA's answer is not ree>sd>
ed.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-28

Servant looks into the brsAkfast>roon
and says: "Piease, ms'am, theirs beg
gar woman IN the kitchen wants something
to eat.'
Liberal Mistress" Give her the vatse is
which the eggs we're boiled this mofnipe,
Bridget; it's quite nutritious"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-28

Texas exports immense number Of
cattle. Yes her lasy and improvi
dent people buy cheese, butter. and
even milk, in condensed and solid
form. from the North. How saa
such . ssp!s ever arospsrs
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-28

A mother adnAonishing her son. 4 Nd Of
some seven years Of age, told him that he
should never defer till tomorrow what hs
could do to-day. The little hny replied.
well, then, mother, let's cut III that plum.
pudding 20 night
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-28
In BANKRUPTCY.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That % the
thirteenth Of February, A. D. 1855, War
rant in Bankruptcy vas issued against the estate
Of Elisha J. Pratt, Of Indspsndencs, 10 the Coun-
y Of Buchanan. asd State Of Iowa, who has been
adjudgsd bankrupt, on his own petition that
the payment Of any debts aud delivery Of any
property bslonging to such bankrupt, to him.
OF for his lss, and the transfer Of any property
BY him ass forbidden BY Law; that meeting oi
the creditors Of the said bankrupt, to prove their
debts, and to choose one OF more assigness Of
his estats, win b. held 1t Court Of Bankrupt
sy. 70 b holden st Room No. One "a. Custom
Heusa. Dubuque, Iowa, bsfors willis Drum
nond, Esq., Register, on the twelfth day Of
March, A. D. 1865, At 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
iSA-2v P.W. CRAWFORD,
psgusy Q. 8. Asrshk District 9. lows.
yssssnSs
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-28

OS'As0S 1of all nn01 oI 6umore,
r, IiCULAkLx
c.s., "esue-Heso' beie 1hsuA,
,.,S ooncles, 1osAs, ana Files.
A.. ".sy 70 say OF tnas' or Of any other nso-
s., - {" the very best remedy known" Il y
"sys 70 easy 70 prove It. 1t 10, however, ex-
s'anSly Gra.myins 70 the PROPRIETOR Of this med
:. No. .nds.e., ar ~ ..s psone 'e.' .nls
ners. - .ss,cS shoyc ~ h.. .h.ss..s .s.s =
hand 70 sustain his st.iemeat.
For sixteen yc.rs ne IIrrxor roc-o, ~. -.
nan.f.csured sn1 cold, and every yssr sas iaer..sed
s.e.. In New Hampshire, ~her. !, sr;r,a...d !. No 10
remedy for Humors 10 20 highly priscd. An eni.
p"y s,''., nov e army ssrsecn) when pras-
sad si.tv ~,,,o.. ~ r. SnI,.c .o..s ~. .,. .
years, and used IL In his praetics. He has sinss
then ordered u for shs hospital where he vas st.-
hsve u.ed n i, n,...,o. -,,h -.s.s .s IN.
-. ~ sss1 = pIaeu0s WIN gsess success whss
town Csatrs, os shs spaes q thirty or fortv tles
eround Ara n u.nchess., ,t,.,,,.., -. ;.r,.r.
n,.--os -. -, s~'Ps '"s uo.oA
tss numerous and wonderful Cures which Il eleeted
Though manufactured in large quantities the suppv
- Teoueutiv e.h,..,.d ~ .,....ss... ~ =
walt for mors to b made. In that region sons
very severe cases Of Erysipelas were treated with
h-and they were cured Eryspe,.a sorc.. :,
...A.,,.,.. 80. .,
e's~"oAes, e"o's u.Vs Paaniui uicerss wsfe eetire
" removed wherever this medicine was faithfully
used. So &c was with Scrofala and Salt Rheun
Ths urros nocros -,.s.d ~.
- A -" e" c.s1 -"
n sv teet,mon,.I. y. nsrs ,r.s,s.s. -
~r.,.. c.. -
nseo ~AAes Ee9~ Deeeoo.
Asrefv CERTIFY &Ane I sras sOvelv a6sicte1 srjfA
10ts y0r tro veass, developing eAe1serss Mpom NJ
Hssbe and Other pssrfs ef NY body. The ss1einGs
(which endured FROM them are jadeocviAobie, SsC
Zee to sdu tkat (aith hfsiy tried several ef sks
most p0pN0r AenOr remedies, bsa sCjtAOus rewsor-
snG TIVE 9ticfsoa AZ length, ~ tie earnest re9ue1
q an snttaafe Gtsesd, srGs 6sdsce6 70 ssv Dr.
q ". PotaNas iamOr Doctor, 0Sd an rerr h0ppv
20 9t!ees seas ~ n.y. Be1e sr1e sen0sed. 0ad nv
sse.A ecas restored ~ ssSso Dr. fe1ssG's 9Tsvs-
BOSTON, Jos. II, loGe. kLTON GALE.
MRS. wheeler, otoueha0, Aass.
! ceyv copfdenflv and earnesflv recomn<sd d.
y. W. potaads Hnmor Doctor Gs am ercelient ress-
edy for Hsmors, hariMQ been seonderfsAv besesfsd
ty u psyse!c Ny oTm case srus a rery serere ond
Cbstiaats one. For Wore than sro wears ne skis
0pon the inside Of both my hands, aud exeM dorm
fhe srriss, cracked and broken up
~ .sss ,ro,r ,a .S~. g,n", - ~ancs ~ IVY hsns
Lag 10 asoii getting tIoSd spcn ~ srork. : ~
haMor Thich 50 ehtaesi NE was probably comeias:
i .l y ,rG. XIX ~. ~" GU 1 My Ssnesas ~
tae mn.or Lof.r could Perceive "a :5gns q A.altnq
csre@. ~ s9nds are Sosc pS,Isrsts E Sres ~. | ~.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-28

HAVING PURCHASED The Meat Market
IL Of Luckey Bro, will keep constantly on
hand the best quality Of Beef, Mutton and Pork,
and other meats in their season. Having had
long experience in the business, and being large.
ly engaged in buying Cattle and Hogs and feed
ing on their farms, will at all times furnish the
very best quality Of meats. Since taking hold
Of this market they have reduced the price Of
meats one third, and will continue to furnish
them at the lowest living rates.
The highest market price paid for cattle and
hogs. Those having stock for sale will do we'll
to give them . call. n20
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-28

ALIENS LUNG BALSAM. II is the remedy
to cure all Lung difficulties. 1t should be thor.
oughly tested before using any other Balssm
II will cure when oil others fail. Directions
accompany each bottle. nl9;3p
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-20
..SHADows. MYLORD.. :,

Secretary Stanton has issued orders re-
quiring troops in Washington to be in
readiness 10 move at a moments notice,
while forty army wagons, TO transport sup
plies, are ordered TO be kept available.
This redoubtable array Is supposed to be
intended for the defense of the War Office
against Mosby's mythic guerrillas from
Virginia"
During the late war, says the New York
Express, Stantens entire mind was devoted
TO Mosby. The predominant hallucination
Of the Secretary of War was that, whenever
Mosby wanted TO capture the nationsl
capital, he could do il, if not opposed by
the flower Of the Federal army and be.
tween the harrsssing anticipstions of being
"gobbled up" by Mosby and his dreadful
guerrillas, and the dread Of being tied to
the tail Of cart and driven off to some
remote Southern plantation by Stonewall
jackson aud his followers, (who we're for
ever threatening to dine under the dome Of
the capitol, and stable their horses in the
White House, poor Stanton obtained but
little rest. He believes that Mosby is still
a guerrilla chieftain, and forgels that Stone
wall Jackson is dead. Why should he
iremble when that brick edifce near the
Treasury, Of which the Boston Trareler
lately made such particular mention, from
which asharpshooter could put bullet
through the brain Of ''traitor" standing
on the steps of the White House, is still
standing, and in possession OF the terrible
ofhce-seeking Grand Army Of the Repub-
lie?
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-20
Cable RisnRfchcS.

LONDON, March 19-Evening. The
weekly statement of the Bank of England
shows bullion has increased 100000,
In the House of Commons last evening,
Mr.. Hunt, Chancellor Of the Exchequer,
promised the appearance Of the Budget on
the 10th of April.
During thedebate on the Irish question,
Lord Mayo made an explanation in regard
to Fenian prosecutions. The offer of
pardon made to johnson, who was accused
of participation in an illegal procession,
was not held out to Sullivan and Pegot, the
Dublin editors, for the cases were widely
different.
LISBON, March ia mail steamship
from Rio Jaueiro has arrived. The news
from the armies of Parana and Meagre
are uuimportant. The allies have not yet
made an attack on the fortified position of
the enemy at Hunita.
Strong pressure has been brought to
bear on the Brazilian Emperor for the re-
moval of Marquis Coxi as COMMANDMENT
Chief of the allies, but the Emperor en-
phatically refused to comply with the urg-
ent appeals.
PARIS, March 19-Evening.-The I'm
perial Pamphlet appeared to-day. The
votes in France prove that the French
Constitution is based on the will of the
people only, and is changeable only by the
votes Of the people. He then passes
on TO review the course of the Emperor
towards the people, and contends that in
the DEGREES of 1860 and 1867, certain lib
eral reforms were guaranteed to them.
The Emperor manifestly seeks to adopt a
policy which leads on to progress and
liberty.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-20
From the West Indies

HAVANA, March lexington, Jamai-
ca. dates Of the lst inst. state that the gov
eminent has appropriated 10000 per an
mum for the education Of the negroes.
The term Of Gov. Grants appointment,
which was for seven years, has been re-
duced.
Mr.. Franklin, agent of the International
Telegraph, has applied for authority to
land cables TO connect Cuba, Jamaica and
Aspenwall. Also to get up a land line
across Jamaica.
Haytean advices Of the ODD ult state that
President Salvado and his army we're sur
prised thirty miles from Cafe Hayaten and
defeated. He was pursued by the armed
peasantry in overwhelming force and suf-
fered great loss.
The French Admiral has demanded pay
'ment Of Haytean arrears 10 France for the
last three years. 10 case OF an unsaiis-
factory reply, he is, according 10 instruc-
tions, to sieze the eustomhouse and collect
payment himself
Conscriptions are active, and there seems
to be special design against the wealthy
families.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-20
THE ALABAMA 9UANDARY.


Not the international question which
is exercising the minds of Mr.. Seward
and Lord Stanley, that we refer to, but
the Alabama question sorely perplexing
the revolutionary reconstructionists in
Congress. There are points of difficulty
in both The former may be in time une
travelled and satisfactorily adjusted Bnt
the latter is a Gordian knot requiring
the interference of the sharp sword Of
Radical legislation. The original and
supplementary acts for the reconstruc-
ton of States have utterly failed in a
State where the application was made
by approved hands and without let or
hinlrance of any kind A constitution
was prepared by the riif-raff after the
precise pattern furnished, but for some
reason it did not suit, and was rejected
that Is, 1t did not receive the requisite
number Of votes under the law authors
iziBg it, The instrument has returned
to plague the inventors, and the question
is what TO do about it. If Congress de-
clares the State admitted as she at present
stands, it will fatty repudiate the condi-
tons declared last March to be para
mount and essential, and the act
will operate as a precedent for all
the States now excluded. This they
would willingly avoid doing, but
TO refuse would be to run the risk of
failing TO get them in in time to vote the
Radical ticket in the electoral college
Hence the distress in the Reconstruction
Committee
The impracticable and incorrigible old
Stevens is worrying them with his OBJ
structiors on universal suffrage, and the
authority of the Federal government to
enter the State and make it law. He
delivered a speech on Tuesday on the sub
ject which doubtless gave umbrage to all
that portion of his party who are not yet
ASau5 W oS0 'no "eGlo NoI0i horbh VI
the Ohio river But old Thad is maps
peasable and will have his say, and may
have his way The Southern white peo-
pie, however, need not expect relief from
his measure. He is careful to except all
who have been guilty of treason" and
does not require it to be proved in the
courts as a ground Of exclusion from the
ballot. His intention is that a suspicion
of disloyalty shall be sufficient to dis>
fra pobisa q vUhita mon