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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-07-11
OFEIA)JSAS, PARISH OF ST LANDRY IA,

at the kitchen window, brought me my
gun, for had not stirred. And now, as
[ grasped the piece in my hand, know
ing though | did that it was loaded, it
seemed Of no use, for I dared not fire; :;
bat. with trembling hands, | felt in my
pocket to see il there was bullet in
them, and then, softly pulling out the
ramrod, | unscrcwed the cover of the
worm and drew the wadding, reversed
the piece, and let the shot fall pattpring
ont, when l softly forced down the bull
let upon the powder, examined the cap,
and stood ready, waiting for chance ;
tor I thought that the shot might have
and, if ever so little, might
have injured Tic child in place Of lis
The Shasta courier., 1868-01-18
NUMBER 45.

explanations took place, and questions pro
ana con were asked and answered on both
sides, and at length treaty of peace was
conciuded between the irate spirit on the one
s,de, and the medium and Mr.. Peplow on
tne other, that the spirit would cease his an
noying freaks On condition that q certain
sum OF money was paid to his wife within the
PERIOD OF two months. This was agreed to,
time being. "' 'o"'' LUZ 'ne
we are informed that the damage sus-
tanned by Mr.. Thompson from these vista.
lions VIII not fall far short of 5000. This il
one OF the most singular affairs tha. we have
ever been called upon to detail. and though
not believing in the spiritual theory of he
matter, still we cannot deny the fact that it
is mysterious, and its mystery should he
unraveled, if possible. Ifbroken by mortal
agency, the windows must have been broken
from the house but how to account for the
overturning of the safe, when the people on
watch were wide awake and on the alert. we
are at a loss to determine. We fullv annre.
clate the fact that the story appears incred.
lble, but we give it as it was given to us. and
people who are skeptical in regard in regard
to the matter can fully satisfy themselves.
TOR we have given them suffciency of data
for all such purposes
The Shasta courier., 1868-01-18

MATERNAL INsTINcT.-A well authentica-
ted instance of singular manifestation Of
maternal instinct in dumb brutes, was re.
lated to us yesterday, says the Sacramento
Record of 26th ult. a COW, with a Young
coh' on the rancho of Captain Hynir, Just
beyond the American river, had stood until
the water had reached point nearly high
enough to drown the calf, when she took n
notion to swim for higher ground. She start
ed, and the calf followed, but was too weak
10 keep above water, seeing which, the COW
turned around, and after some considerable
man@vering, succeeded in getting sufficiently
ender the calf to get its head and shoulders
across her back, and thus swan with it in
safety to the high land, distance of over a
quarter OF mile. She must have gone down
ON ner launches to get the calf in the proper
position to have accomplished this. and mnst
nave nave exerted Re, great care in rising, to keep it
from falling off. We consider it a most re.
markable case.
The Shasta courier., 1868-01-18

stripes which my mother owes him for her
guilt" So saying, he smilingly threw off
his upper garments and ordered two of his
Murids to infiict upon him the rest of the
iashes. They did SO, and covered his bodv
with ninety five bleeding wheals without his
stirring muscle. After the last stroke he
quietly resumed his garments, and then
descended from the mosque among his hor-
rror-stricken people, asking, in calm, col
lected voice, Where are my mothers mur
derers, the deputies of the Tchetchenzes u
p" Here here !" thousand cried in a breath
and, quick as thought. the unfortunate mer
were tossed from hand to hand until they
lay covering at the prophets feet No one
doubted their death. The Murids stood
waiting with drawn sabers. Schamyl, how
ever, raised them with his own hand, saving
Go in peace to your tribe, and tell them
in reply to their demand, all that you have
heard and Witnessed here" Need we ado
that no deputation was ever sent to Dargo on
a like errand ?
The Shasta courier., 1868-01-18

DRUNKENNEss.-A sure cure for drunken.
ness can be effected in this wise: Give the
victim whisky containing ipecac, enough to
make him quite sick. Then dose him we'll
with physic, and continue to give him all the
whisky he wants, never omitting the ipecac.
Then call in the family physician, take him
into your confidence, and have him act as
though the patient were very i'll, and pre-
scribe whisky as a stimulant for him. Put
ipecac in the whisky every time. and keep
on dosing the patient with it, and also with
physic, till he can't bear the sight of any
kind of liquor. 1t will not take long to
bring him to such pass. Then let up on
him for a while, but when he has got pretty
near well, let the doctor prescribe little
whisky again, and be sure to mix in the
ipecac. This will put the finishing tosch to
the victims aversion to liquor, and be can be
trusted to take care Of himself for the future,
as far as ardent spirits are concerned.
The Shasta courier., 1868-01-18

NEVER LOST SENAToR.-One of the fea
lures OF the late Senatorial struggle in Sac
ramento, from ludicrous point of view.
was the sayings and doings of the sable son
of Africa who had charge of the rooms at
the Magnolia, occupied by the successful
candidate. John was the name of the ian.
itor, and he was deeply impressed with his
responsibility, maintaining an important
bearing and gravity of countenance ON all
occasions. He was certain of his mans sue
cess from the moment he leased the rooms.
and to all doubters on the subject he would
point with pride to Mr.. Casserly's prede.
cessors, who had availed themselves of bis
Offices, winding up with the remark, delivered
in an oracular tone: Sab, 1 nebber lost a
Senator, and don't intend Massa Casserly
shall miss de trip" Next to having a
majority in Caucus. John the janisor's infiu.
ence is to be desired by all Senatorial aspi-
rants.
The Shasta courier., 1868-01-18

TIE steamer Ocean Belle was coming
down the Mississippi river, with deck load
ofpig lead. As she was coming near shall.
low place the pilot gave the signal for the
man forward to throw the lead" 1t hap
pened that the only man forward was green
lrishman. . Why don't you throw the
lead ?" :" Is it the lead you want to throw,
your honor? And, faith, where will be
throwing it?" Overheard, you scoun-
drel ~ Pat took up pig of lead and threw
it overheard; the mate. endeavoring to pre-.
vent him, lost his balance and fell into the
river. The captain ran forward on the hur-
ricane deck and asked Pat why be did not
throw Tthe lead and sing out how much
water there was?" "Och, 'pon my soul,
captain, throwed the lead aud the mate has
gone down to see how much water there is |"
The Shasta courier., 1868-01-18

CoNNEss AND CAssERLY.-The election of
Casserly to succeed Conness in the Senate,
says the Carson Appeal, is certainly very
remarkable substitution. They are both
natives of Ireland and each of them got his
rearing in New York City. They were both
professedly Douglas Democrats and they
were the principal opposing candidates for
the nomination for Governor in the great
Convention which was held in Sacramento by
the War Democracy in 1861, and by which
body Conness was nominated to that position.
Indeed it was in that Convention that q bitter
rivalry first became apparen: between the
two men,
The Shasta courier., 1868-01-18

The largest serpent, the record of which is
in some degree satisfactorily attested, was
that which disputed the passage of the army
led by Regulus along the banks of Begrada.
20l B. c. 1t was 100 feet long, and had
killed many of the soldiers 1t was DESTROYED
by battering ram, and its skin was after
wards seen by Pliny in the Capitol Of Rome.
The American papers have frequently chron-
icled the appearance of sea serpent on the
coast, but its existence has been generally
doubted. Haydn quotes from Phillips that
in 1908 a sea serpent was cast on shore on the
Orkney Islands, which was IS feet long. aud
the circumference equal to the girth of an
Orkney pony.
The Shasta courier., 1868-01-18

Go LIE r. FIsHER--Is the only Agent
of the SHASTA COURIER in San Francisco. with now
ers to receive subscriptions and advertisements and
receipt for the same.
oFfICE-l69 Washington street, opposite Ma
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-01
KEOKUk IOWA TUEsDAy, SEPTEMBER /, 1858
i ssaatss-Rights- Huss 1sr Mr. seymsur

- O8000e
| Mr.. Seymour, in his letter Of acceptance tc
the Democratic General Committee, says
"No man can rightfnlly enter upon the du
ties Of the Presidential Office, unless he is moi
only willing to carry out the wishes Of the
people expressed in constitutional way but
is slso prepared TO stand up for the rights o.
free :ise Of religion. he must denounce
home rights or the religious conscience Ct
the humblest citizen of the land. He must
maintain, without distinction Of creed or ma
tionality, oil tho privileges Of American citi,
zenship.'' What does all this mean? Up
hold the rights of minoritiesl Humbug
If the Democrats Of New York see fit to dis
franchise negroes, how can be help it? If
the Law Of Now Hampshire is pnt in force,
and az Catholics excluded from office eren
that Of constable-how can Seymour help
it, even if be should be elected President ?
If the Rebels Of Maryland should put one Of
their old laws never yet repealed, in force,
and thereby hinder every Catholic from aP-
preaching within 100 yards ofthe State Cspi
toll how - the President of the United States
to see the Catholic Marylander protected !?
If the descendants Of the cavaliers Of bigoted
Virginia should hunt up the old law, never
yet repealed, which says Roman Catholics
and negroes cannot give testimony in the
courts Of Law except in cases where all the
parties are Catholics or negroes, what conld
the President do to protect the rights OF mi
nors. Nothing. according to Mr.. Seymour's
doctrine Of State rights. But these asser-
tions Of Mr.. Seymour's are bats to catch
Irish Catholic votes mere words, and
amount to nothing They are simply bosh
but | an sorry they will be swallowed by a
certain number Of the "blind" followers of
Democracy in this city and elsewhere. How>
ever, there are a few Irish Catholics, whose
eyes Seymour cannot throw dust in, and
they are increasing every day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-01
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES

LONDON, Aug. 81.
The proposed champion fght between
Harry Allen and Joe Goss may be regarded
as of. Allen has been arrested and bound
over to keep the peace for ono year.
DUBLIN, Aug. 81.
Mason Jones, the Liberal candidate for
Parliament from Queens county, has been
obliged TO retire from the contest.
CoRK, Aug, 81.
The corporation Of Cork passed a unani.
NOUS resolution urging the release Of all Fe-
nian prisoners.
PARIS, Aug 81.
Gingenti, special Envoy from Madrid, ar
rived to-day and had an interview with the
Emperor. 1t is rumored his mission is to
bring about an agreement with the Emperor
that in the event Of European war, Spain
will send feet and troops to Rome, in re-
turn for which the French army is to be used
TO sustain the reianing dynasty Of Spain,
should it be attacked.
HAxBuRs, Aug. 81.
Prince Napoleon arrived on board his yacht
and has made visits to Allona and Lubrsl
and intends to sail this week for the Weser.
The Prince preserves strict fncognifo on
shore.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-01
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
From Washin e ton
LATE NEWS ny CABLE
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK li4a
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug. 81.
A lynx weighing Fifty pounds Was killed
few miles from this city yesterday.
Nettia King, the prostitute. who disar-
peared last week, and was supposed TO have
drowned herself on account Of the faithless
usss Of her lover, has re.appeared, having
spent the intervening time in Brideweli.
The Western Social Science Association
will meet in Chicago for organization. on
November 10Th next. 1t u proposed TO hold
meeting here Of the American Social
Science Association during the same week.
One hundred car loads Of railroad iron
will be sert II day or two on The
Union Pacific Railroad, for the laying of the
track. The whole single shipment, and
weighing 1900 tons.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-01
FROM NEW lORk.
NIw YaK Ana

NEw YoRk, Aug. 81.
All cattle arriving are healthy.
A gentleman ha1 his pocket picked Of one
hundred dollars at John Aliens prayer meet
ing to>day.
The authorities Of the Broadway theater
outrage. to-day vas admitted to bail in the
sum of SIS, 900 each party.
The statement that the Fenians and Me-
chanics Insurance Co.'S, Of Jersey city, are
fraudulent is incorrect,
James Reilly, who twice previously att
tempted the life Of his wife, murdered her on
Saturday evening by throwing her into the
Hackensack river.
The Tammany delegates to the Albany
to vote as unit for Hoffman for Governor.
Gen, Rosecrans arrived yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-01
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 81.
The debt abatement cannot be prepared fol
publication until Saturday or Monday next
Il will show the sale and increase that is
mainly attributed to the payment for the
purchase Of Alaska. The receipts Of custom
duties for the month has been comparatively
large.
The Secretary Of Treasury is engaged in
returning the expense call Of customs by
dscharaing the uselrs clerks in the custom
houses.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Admtnislra(Or,s A Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the Goth
day Of eeptsmb.r a. D. 1858. In accordance with
order Of the County Court OF Lee County, Iova ts
ndsrsgned will sell At public outcry 1t the Auction
Room Of L. Howe, Keokuk, Iowa, all the fhstt+is and
personal property consisting of Beds Bedding Bureaus
Wardrobss ftovss, Cha Tables, parlor, bedroom aud
Kitchen Furniture Of all kinds and psons bson
lag to the .stats OF America Anderson, deceased
Witusss my hand this 3lst day Of August, A. D. 1868
". B. COLLINS
Erscutcr Of the lstate Of America Anderson. decd
sopt2-dlt-3w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-01
Notice In Bankruptcy

sYNIIIS is to give notice that on the 9th day
i of Aug- A 1853, Warrant In Bankruptcy wa,
issued agAins. the estate Of VIM Davis, d
Rome, Henry county. and State Of Iowa. WHO ha.
bDsn Judged bankrupt his petition. That the
Of debts and delivery Of any pfopsity bt
longing to sach Bankrupt him for his use, and
tran,f Of any property by him Is forbidden BY Law
That meeting OF the creditors Of the said baukrup
prove their debts and choose asaigrses
his estates will be held at the Court Of Bankruptcy to
be holden 1T the Office of the Register in BankrnI toy
the city Of Keokuk Iowa before Iehn Bruce Register
on the 9Th dxy OF ioeoher, lsGs At 10 O'CLOCK N.
CIV CLARK u 4. NJ.
By II Prlrcs, Deputy.
s4pi3-3@- Tues
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-01
PROPOSALS.
Notice 10 Lot Owners.

4 I meeting Of the City Council Of the
\ tbs City OF 4eokuk held Aug -, A b. ists, the
following Resolution adopted
Rsoired, That the owners Of Lots l. 2, 3, I. and
in Block 10 fropting 1imea street. be directed Il
Plank WAX Ave feet wide ulss In front Of thei,
respective Lots by the 18th day of September ths
plank to be laid ~issfhs be done in ac-
coldance With the Ordinances Of the City.
certify the above TO be copy Of Resolution
by tne City Council OF the City Of Keokok.
Given under my hand and the Seal OF said City
sR.L this 9th day Of August, A D 1868
T. NELCHMAS
Clark Of The Council OF the CITY Of K.okuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-01
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA. Au9. 81,

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 81.
A xreat base ball match between the Ath
letcs Of this city, and the Atlantics of Brook,
lyn, came off to-day. There were twenty
thousand people present. Result-Athletics
10; Atlantics, 8.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-01
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

BosroN, Aug. 81
The Chinese Embassy visited Marine Hos
pi,al at Chelsea to day.
Two boys, named George J Leo and
Robert +. Daley, were run over by train
on the Lowell and Lawrence Railroad in
Lowell yesterday afternoon and we're in
ssantly killed.
PIrTsBuRG, Aug. 81.
The District Saengerfest is represented
by the delegations from Western New York
Western Pennsy sylvania, Michigan and East
ern Ohio. The reception ct Allegany Rink
to>night was most brilliant. Mayor Black
more delivered the reception address, and
speeches were made by Governor 0eary in
English and Rev. Schiihng in German. A
grand concert will be given at Rink tonight,
and : trial concert at Turner Hall on Thurs
day, which will close the grand festival.
WILMINGTON, N. G., Aug 81.
David Rufin (colored) was shot in the leg
in an ARRAY in Wilson county Saturday BY
Reno H. Greer. subsequently, . negro
named Bill Grimes in = speech from the
Court House, urged the burning of Greer 5
house. His barn soon found five men
near at hand. They were arrested and sen,
to jail. The community are greatly excited.
No further disturbance is apprehended.
BuRLINGroN, VT, Aug. 81.
More than usual interest is manifested
throughout the State in the election tomor
row. Both parties are making great exer-
tons. The democrats expect . largely in.
creased vote. The largest vote eyer pollsd i
likely to be cast.
CoLuxBIA, Aug. 81.
Motions we're introduced in the legislature,
10 day, looking to adjournment.
The Governor, to-day, issued . circula,
relative to an armed organization and the in
PRODUCTION Of arms into the State. He disap-
proves Of both, and calls on oil persons to
keep the peace, and says he will exercise 81
his authority for that purpose.
ROCHESTER,, Aug. 81.
Gideon Grover, son Of the late Hon. Franci
| Grover, died 70 day.
ALBANY, Aug. 80.
The lower gate Of the dock canal. eigh
miles from here, rave way on Sunday night
and boats with . hundred tons freight wer
sunk. Navigation partially suspended.
4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-01
llANf,

SEGAR-CURED Dried Beef-Two casks
~ Jnst ssceiv.d ~
ROBERT soy 4 ALBxRa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-01

MAPLE SUGAR, very choice, in large
AvA cakes, cox IkyIN,s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-01
Telegraph ConncctIens.


The Great Western Telegraph Company Is IN.
der \ contract with the Atlantic and Pacific Tel
egraph Company, who have wires now in opera
ton from Now York to Chicago, and are at work
pressing the wire construction TO keokuk, ito
which point it will be finished in few weeks on
its way to California. We occupy the once nj
Chicago With the Atlantic and pacic, and receive
eseA Others messases and forwafdthe sAms. Tho
Auaatis and Pacife~ Company connects in Nev
York With I'll the competing lines thai are now
doing business 1t the principal IN Intervening
points in rHnrHEy HrATEs, and their lines being
daily extended. The Dominion line Opposition
Of Canada is now being built to al the Lake
Hntario and the ST. Lawrence river ports, includ-
ing 0gdensburg, New York. Southern competing
lines are now going up from Louisville and st.
Louis TO New Orleans, afordng connection for
the Great Western in that direction In short
the North and South. and the Middle States are
| 1t work on competing lines, and It needs but ths
construction Of lines in the States above
named to complete the circle Of the most bus
| moss portion Of the Union.
| J. SNOW, SEcaErARY.
| Once, No. Isl Randolph ST., Sherman Hous
/ Block, Chicago.
| !. A. DlCkERSOE,
Agent..for ths ccnrany EokH
inns ie.ikw1mo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-01
For Sale.

I OTIS 4, 5, g. Block %, Reeves, Perry 4
IL Wllliams Addition to Ksokuk, corner OF 18th and
orleass. Title good. Price 3450.
Inquire Of
S. Il. JOHNSTON,
julys-tf oth an0.AaHh Serset
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-01
THE CAPITAL STOCK

+, Three Million Of Dollars; divided into shares
of s25 each. When $40 is paid on each share, n
certificate Of steck for $z5 will be issued, and no
further sssessments TO be made. We expect to be
able to pay earned dividends Of interest on the
latter amount ~ as the lines are completed.
Instaltmenfs from time TO time, for the payment
Of the stock subscribed, will be called for by the
Directors, As the erection Of the lines progress.
Subscriptions for single share will be received
The more the stock is distributed the better fo,
the Company. There is no individual liability af
-. tba stock il pafd foy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-01

BOOTS 4 sHOEs-RETAIL.
M Dean ................co Third Main streets.
Huiakamp 4 Mst,ess. SO Main street.
HuiskAmp 4 Bro..... Main strest-bet 4th Sth.
X Hart, I3s MAIN strset.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-01

On The Corner of Fourth and Concert- .Sts.
in the Episcopal Parsonage.
Mrs. BURR will have control Of all class
Vl es in French, Music Drawing and Painting
fERMS
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Engraving, Brands. 4 Seals.
EURNITTW

!. B. Cross 4 Co o..................I3s Main street
duncan. K afle i Co.........Iao l42 Main street
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GAS q STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar / Son .,.,..J ohnson street, bet I'd 4th
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
/ A,m;tase / Co.......cor Ninth 1 Johnson.
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vencill, Jones 4 Co....cor Third Main streets.
usss, stern Co.......cor Second Main streets.
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sam q Bridges ............N Nos 4 : Estss House.
TR J. Ayrss 4 Sous...... ..........67 Main street
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY,

David G. Lowry Second street
N W Westcott ........N Main street--neAr Fourth.
v el,s,sr Bros s66 Main street.
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ALBAHY, Aug. 80.
The lower gats Of the dock canal. eight
miles from here, rave way on Sunday night,
and boats with hundred tons freight were
sunk. Navigation partially suspended.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-24
&c New Kentnckr SenatOr.

There has been az inquiry going the
rounds Of the newspapers as to who
is the new United States Senator from
Kentucky, THOMAS G. MoCRARY,
By name. 1t appears that he is
SO near neighbor to Evansville
az to be a resident of Davies
County, never before an Office
holder, and little known in his
own State far beyond the limits Of his
own county. The Cincinnati Times
says the Enquirer Of that city has
found luminous account of Senator
MeCRARY. From it we learn that he is
not cOrpulent, and we infer that he
is not crapulent; his head is = slightly
inclined, but to what opinions about
paying foi Kentucky negroes is not
stated; his hair is black and
his beard and mustache heavy" but
whether a negro is his hair-dresser
since the abolition of slavery is not
given US to know; he lost about
fifty slaves by the emancipation edict,"
whereupon it is inferred that he is
fully up to the Kentucky level on that
subject; he was "never excessively
fond of physical labor" which is the
polite way Of calling him lazy; we
learn also that be does not give much
patronage to home productions, as his
wardrobe is usually shabby; he
81 wears s,oached felt hat" but is as
g tin4i a. i wnmin, !" though "a ster-
ling Democrat"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-24
The Difference.

Before we look at this proposition,
(the Republican resolution on recon
struction,) let Is make the case of the
South our own and ask ourselves how
we would receive similar terms to
" become friends Of the Union. -
Courier.
That could hardly be done until
after four years of bloody war to de-
stroy the Union, and three years more
of stubborn resistance to the laws of
Congress; and such is not a suppose
Bile possibility with the loyal people
and States of the North. That is the
difference. sla