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RY CHARLES KLOMAN,
ID Real Estate Broker, ASS Seven Tia stree
a LARGl AMOUNT OF REAL ESTATE 1
. sQUARE 422. FRONTlNI ON frm II

AbAbGl AMOUHT Oh REAL ESTATE IN
AND D SHEETS =
On MONDAY, the 9th day of uly, at O'Clock
? m, on the premises will sell the whole CT Lots
NOS; l, aud 8, and pert o. Lot ., 10 SQUARE 4zs,
tutdiyided as follows LOT A. corner of TIN and
streets, fronting . feet. Lots Il, and y, q feet
Sa-6 inches; Lot =, i9 feet inches, Improved by
two-etory and basement Brick House; Lots snd
g, 10 feet Ez In ches improved by large one-story
Biiok Bui,.ing: lsts II. and X, fronting on u
street bet 9TH and sth strees, 81 feet isches
BY % feet eeep except Lot X, being 100 feet deep;
Lots y. n aud N fronting on 8th street between
and streets, Is feet fnehes by IS feet deep to
o ten foot alley
The property fronting on I'm street will be of.
fered as o whole. Ii not sold ~ Q whole, IL will
then be offered - above di sidsd.
| This property, located in the most rapidly I'm
proving portion Of the city. Il well worthy the
ktte ntion of buyers and psrties ssektng iHve0e-
n ents. zg- - =
Terms Of sals: Ons-third cash; balance 8 aud ~
month";, with interest on nstes, occurred ~ . deed
Of tn ht on the property. Convey ancing and
champs ut purchasefp cost. 30 down On each lot
"' GALLIGAE T0wNsREND,
:
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l(I GkEkN WILLIAMS. h
b AuctiOpeers and Real Estate Brokers.
No. S26 Southeast corner Of Seventh and d sts
TRUsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL KS.
TATE. SITUATED AT tbs SORTHEAST
SORkER OF 10TH STRKlT WEST AND r


BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court of
the District OF Columbia passed the 81 Of uly
lohS, I'm a cause therein pending, wherein fridiey
ct al are ants, and Thomas ct al defend
anm. Will oner for sale, At public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, the ed day Of July inst, az s1{
oclack p: m, M front of the Premises, all that
Peft1on u Lot No 10, in Square No. 3Ss. cemmenc-
east with the line Of south street about "a feet
tbeing the front on south street, occupied BIZ a
two story Frame DkeiiiDg House, thence north
~ feet, thence about u feet to 10th street west
thence With the lire Of 10th street to the place
Of beginning.
Terms Of sale - prescribed by the decree
One.third cash; balance in two equal install
or all cash At the option Of the purchaser III the
Terms Of sale are not complied with within Ave
day from the day Of SALE the Trustee the
light TO resell the premises the risk and cost Of
the deia1isiss purchaser, by giving ten days pre-
some Ne wspsper Published in the CITY Of washing.
ton, ID. u, Of such resale. Uonvsy ancing and
etanps at cost OF purchaser.
y6eo GREEE 4 WILL Ms, Aucts.
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TESTIMONIALS.

HON. GEO ". WOODWARD,
c.sSf Jsssiex Of tAs SSyrsns Cssyr 6 Pa ..-y,.s.
PKLAlkLEHlA, March 10, Is1 -
II tnd 'HoOfand's German Bitters' il a sood
SHntc, useful In diseases Of the digestive orssns
saof great benet in csses Of dsbtiify and vat Of
asrVoIs action q the system Yours, truly.
GKO. ". WOODWIRD,"
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RY GRIN WILLIAMS,

ID Auctiopeers and Real Estste Broker.
No. 526 Southeast corner lth end streea
A COED DIV MILLING Housr AVN 4. rnv
SI9kE.R0CM AND L0T. Fronting ON
sEyESTH sTkEET WEST. BETWEEN s
On WEpNHsDAf. the fse inst at So O'Clock
?, we shsu BEL ION the premises, part Lot No
IL IN tq.re No. az, being 20 feet front by To- feet
feep, with a good dwelling House and large size
S.1ie noom, suitstie Tor ANY business pur poses.
fCH notes bearing Interest. and seeured bV a Seei II
bust on the premises AuconseyanclnE and rev
enue stanp % At the eoet of the purchaser ssodoun
on the day of sale. Title perfect and sale
GREEN Il WILLIAMS,
- lb4pfessf Ancts.
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TO ALE WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
DEPARTMENT OF rHs INTERIOR,

I
Pension OFFICE, July 18th 1875.
Juass4 y ass'ss s s ss.s g: 4 tS
scribed Land Warrants, which are alleged to have
been lost Or de.troyed,-Eotice is hereby given
wsTrant, nov csTtihcats or variant Of Ike tenor
@ u.s. aSsS ss''
Mach No 81 so5 20 :.p.s sna:S e,
hill, and was granted March s, 1853 July IS, 1858
Mach 95 S " snasTs h. =. q
VI" .!s.d e. Il Il
HALEY and Sss s2.atsd Msy a
lo;SS; A a "a -, Y. Isss -. 49,. :,
atSer and heir 81 law * cisri L.sth, deassssd,
for iso sor.., ' issued under he Get Of
March 3. isss IN The name Of Harrison Corgm: and
No. 697s7, for lfo acres. issued under the set Of
March 8, 1855, in the names of the minor children
fs M and xAs July
Nc sols, fer leo acres, Issued under The act Of
CON. mother and h.ir.si.i Law Of banis3 MeAii.tsr
Thompson deoes'cd and was granted September
No. t9,04, for leo acres, issued under the act Of
and W.. IA q otobeq
March 5, 1855 in the name OF Harrison Gorus aud
was granted October ., 1886. Septsnber 8, 1855
= v. BOYD. =. II. HILLAAH. Ajax. B0YB
,n., BOYD, HILLMAH 3 o.,
rh0DoV6u 6m faHSs sf a!ssoA AsR GENERA
Assx'sJov sale Of ths CELEBRATED Pinsbws Coal Oh!
rrRrrLrzrRs 1 hos REf DUsF = Fsoupsrrrr,As
No. ~ AND ~ LOUISIANA AvENuE,
betwss. 9th and loth SITS, Washinston, D.
1 SS sssi E,!zsafS SoSs
City Ief r'8f e Z. t WsII Je. Levi
Insurance Agent; Hon. 4. J. Dietrisk; B. O, Fox
E:s z; .. s;':'i as:ss,i sT;st E:
Law. hlSly
N o TT @ +. eHF
An persons indebted TO the estate of the late
ULl ssEs WA RID are hereby notified that they
must come forward and make Immediate settle
msnt' Or ssSy viii Be proceeded against forth.
.,..ss" " s:s Il xhhsR+f Executor.
- 1874.
AADR1w J. JOYCE . o..
OAR 8IAaB AAHUIAOrUs1B
att I'D ere ileh street.
Pssaeslas sttsnnea owen b rsIsirins. = ls-lIm
NaANHoOD.-rhfrty. eighth edition Of this nsv
,S nsdos onr
cine ssS S I ri %,sASSd
fisee and tbs remedies therefor. Inclsse SIX
stsmps tcfhs sufher, Box I'll Post once, wash.
ington, D. q. .sE.l.. - - Ie A-lme
Fp 80 sAhols,Ot sEAizzssfb, o...rr.
Just received ana Tor sale -S'--l'
SOC Ss.rsis Gsssss.d PLAsEsR' -s
Enss {T - itE CiishhAlE' d. q.
win b. .od 4 inc az s"snsy . salt easso.. ..
3. ?. B1own son,
nye-0 ~ VhSrf ard Yard, foot Of ~ n
sAa dun Ar7 kooxsNI1I.
rovPS,Sss.et& |sslf 8 2RSYq ,BesqArs
le: tlA DsEsss sseyss9s s.1ssAsaRs
a s:;s ss''F'''''iifa S'' fIEEEI;SSiS
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10y GREEN WlLLIAMs
~ AGetioDeers and Real Estate Broken
no. SAG soptbsast corner Of 1th sad % $1,000.

TRUSTEE SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE AND
LYr ssrf kSSSTtMG On FIFTEEETH STREIT
MOTIF, Ar KUCfioN. -
Un MONDAY. the 9th inst, At 61k n n shall
seii On the premises. by virtue of deed of trust
san the i1th cay OF October 1885, A. d, and dull
fecordsd In Liber X. NJ d., No. %. folio ISs, &c
OF the Land Records for Washington county, d.
Y, belns known end described as parts OF Lots
Nos IS and In 6smuel Davidson o recorded sub-
division Of original Lots in square No. ~ begin
ibg leet inches south, from the northsNst cor.
Per OF SAID Lot No. "a. and running thence north
hst thence vest ls5 feet, thence soutf " f.st,
hee ssst ~ ieet 70 the einnipg with the i'm.
il use. "s
Terms: One half cash, balance In six ana
tvel'@ months, for notes bearing interest and Sc
tulel ty deed OF trust on the premises. All CON
teysncong and revenue stamps at the cost Of NM
eraser. $50 down on the dsv Of sale, and iffhs
firms Of ,ale ere not complied with In FIVE days
otter the day OF sale the Trustee reserves the rhf
70 resell the premises at the risk and cost OF the
eefeuftfug purchaser. nv a6vertfsinE TIRE tiu1es
IN some Newspaper published in waship gton, d. q,
W. A. WARD Trustee
GREEN q WILLIAMS,
y ID tOdCos AucfioneerN
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!G.s...a J, es n Hsff
etatioasU s11 1asrsvefs,
Uy0-o ~ kvDnA. ovoauo,
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10y GREEN 4 WILLIAMe,
- Auctioneers and Real Eetate Brokers,
No. $40, southeast corner 7th and streets

FOB SALE AT AUUTION.
= By virtue of d. cree passed by the Supreme
Sourt OF the District of CoIumbia. in a certain
Cause therein pending wherein Matthew B. BRADY
i c3mflainant and James +. Gibson ct al. are DE-
iendants, will sell at public auction, on THURS.
pay, tn. sd of July, A. ID. 1853 at III O'Clock
A. on The premises al the Stock in Trade, Good
Fixtures, 10 of Brady 4 o. PkotoerapS
Gallery, on Pennsy anis avenue, between 9Th and
!th streets vest, over the osnking- house Of Rift
The sbeve Gallery 10 handsomely furnished and
In complete woIk ing order.
Terms of esle Cskh.
A deposit OF $50 win be nsquirsA Of Mr. pur.
chaser at the time OF sale, or the property will be
tmneci ately rpsold.
WIN. +. MATTINGLY, Receiver.
~ l5-d GkEkN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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liz TIE ORPHANS, COURT OF TIE pIs
Il IDIOT OF CVLOaDIA. In the matter Of he
said gsardiAn having reported that shs had soId
part Of lot No 10 inare No 9s, Ia pursuance OF
slso and that the said Gun had complied with TIE
q Tms Of sale: :
Court that the ssid sale be and the ssue N
hereby ratified and cont ,nsd, unless cause to the
gust Isss ensufng Pyovtdsd a cory Of M orss,
te published in The Bveuina Star, once 4 Veeh Tor
wM. 7. PURCELL,
Judge Orphans Court
JANIS r. oBRIRNI.
ylslavsv Rsg1stsr Of villa
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AL persons indebted TO the estate OF the late
must come forward and make fmmed late settle
ment, or they will be proceeded against forth.
with, according to Law; , -.pn -
ies.sosv <. SoRMEST, Executors
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FERTILIZkRs, BONE DUST, POUDRETTE,&s
No. ~ AND - LOUISIANA AvENUE,
between 9Th and 10Th SITS, washington, ID. o.
References Bank Of WASHINGTON; Lewis John
First National Bank; Fitzhugh Coyle, President Of
National Bank Of Rsprbiie; ssylss J. B1vsn, k.q.,
Insurance Agent; Hon. A. j. Dietrich; B. O. Fox
ESQ, Real Estate Agent; ClaSett 4 sweeper, RsaI
Estate Agsuts: Robert Leech, 49,, AsS2fney 81
Law. ~ - ke l8lv
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i .IrHonnxpHINo. IN ALL IT'S YRAHoRp.
done By IkknOh yysn.AsnDS rs,
UyA-fa 33A tseaa. Ayssss.
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VIM. L. WALL a c5... Iaei..

- THE ABOVE SALE Is PoSTPONKB
until TUESDAY, the aist Instant, same hour and
place.
This land ties In the rear of the Race Course ad-
Joining the lands Of Thomas Jrukens, and about
mile FROM niontown If desired, this pr0party
Nil De sold in parcels Of one or more NJ res 70 AMI
rureha%ers.
WM;l MAfTlNGLY,3,
AsBURY LLOYD. Trustees.
WIN. l.. WALL Co
~ l5eod tRepubl Auctiopsers.
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~ hnstlones q ana Real kstete Brokers,
NO. $50, southeast corner 1tb and D streets.
A GOOD TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE. Win
! bklIk BASEMENT, AND LOT FRONTING
I ON STkGkf NORTH. BETWEBN Arr AND
1 9TH STREETS WEST. AT AUCTION
I Or MONDAY tie .0T h In slant, ct Sc O'Clock
we shall sell, on the premises, Lot being Is
feet front BY Il feet deep, With 8 cool Franz
Dwelling Reuse, being Lot No. :, in Square
TerIns cash. 3sa down en- day orssle
~ bid GRkuN WILLIAMS Anc+.
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from REy. JOSEPH h. KlNsARp. NJ

fsTtO- Of tbs Tesla BaPtiH CAErcS, Philadelphia
Dr. JackS0s-Desr sir: have been Frequently
ce2oested % connect my uame with recomme ada
loHs OF lnereat Kinds OF medicines, but regard Rs
tSs practice IS cut Of my appro pria ate sphere
hsye ia eli csses dsciined but with clear pr oof
% various instances. and DArtie ulsrly in my svn
5Eters, depart for once from my usual course,
e express my fall conviction that for ysssral DE-
sirv o. fbs system, asd sspecSaIiy for Lf~.y Com
P.S,Ef, % ~ q safe and eaIso6ls Preparations In
some cases IL may fail; but Usually, I doubt not
tas above causes.
Toun. ssry responsibility
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HON. JAMES THOMPSON,

JS<ss9 tAs Sxprsrss Cosr Of PssnnIra.,s.
PHiLApELPHIA, April ., 1875
consider Hoofsnd'- German btters' a ra iS..
"a srsdiessS IN of attacks OF Ind sesffon or
Eyspepsis. can certify this from my eXpe Hence
J2MIs THOMPsoN.p
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a'ststdHf Ea,tOr ChrIS:IGa Cay0atnls, PhtIa
hsNs Derived decided hensnt from the use O Z
- - ara 6err1sn Bitters, and feel il my priv
~ % Eeso mmend them Q most yaluA bI e tonic
= 81 sho are suffering from general debility or
liver Sonr. trni. wv
Ib rESDALL.
The Union and journal., 1868-08-07

q accent q that slsismmt Of parpoo md op-
inions; Asy ars jualy ehargssSs 80 body Of
holding he visws of The editor who's pspsr has
obtained the largest circulation Of any demo
cratic organ BY rsason Of the enbridled license
Of its revolutionary expression. '--.-,----
lfevery changeof administration b 10 be sue
oeeded BY an appeal to arms on the part Of the
minority, or BY the use Of bloody violence 10
wards It's opponents on the part Of the success
full majrOrity. then is the history Of this coun-
try already written in the history Of Mexico.
The only way to prevent this Is 10 rebuke at
the polls, by enormous majorities, not only those
who in the past have appealed to arms, and those
who encouraged that appeal, but al who now
or in the future threaten such an appeal a. one
Of the possible contingencies Of presidential
campaign. Threats Of revolutionary violence
are not leg innate arguments to address to free
people In order to affect their selection Of their
rulers; and those who 30 far mistake the princi-
pies Of republican government and the spirit Of
the American people rs TO use them, should be
buried beneath the storm Of popular indignation.
The Union and journal., 1868-08-07
Observation-Disclosures.

A fitting climax to the long list Of Democratic
blunders for the year Of grace 1868 Is the nomi-
nation Of Charles A. Shaw, Of Biddef'rd, by the
Democrats Of the first District as candidate
for Congress. At the Convention yesterday
William p. Haines, Of Biddeford. was first nom
mated by reclamation; not desiring to swell tho
already formidable number of defeated Demo-
cratic candidates whom the people OF Maine
have been consigning to oblivion for twelve years
past, he was discreet enough to decline. Then
received the nomination.
Mr.. Lynch was sure ofrc-election under any
circumstances, but the madness Of his oppo-
nents has now insured him as large majority
as be received in 1866. He Is man whose po-
sition In public life is due to solid worth, to
stirling integrity and TO value public services.
To exchange him for an individual who has
sought notoriety by system Of self-adulation
that finds no parallel in the country, unless 1t
be In the conduct of gentleman who is now in
vestigating in practical way tho workings Of
the various debtors prisons in Great Britian,
would be piece Of folly which no sane man
can anticipate.
The Republicans Of Connecticut once tried the
experiment Of nominating p. T. Barnum for
Congress. The result was that Democrat rep
resented them in Congress instead Of a mounte-
bank, and they richly deserved that punishment.
Il Ia doing Mr.. Shaw no injustice to say that he
Is sort Of provincial Barnum. That he Is n
successful business man Is some credit to him,
II the strange arts-we do not mean dishonora-
bic, but simply empirical arts-by which he has
become 10, are not too curiously investigated.
The manner in which he obtained h nomina-
ton was in strict accord with his methods Of
proceeding in business. Having made up his
mind that the life that appeared with 30 many
embellishments In the chronological Journal
would be well rounded by term at Washing
ton, he Immediately invested in newspaper,
and has been blowing his own trumpet with
persistent but futile industry ever since. When
the rcturnes show majority Of from three to
four thousand for Lynch on the evening Of the
14th Of September he will probably dispose Of
his interest in the Democrat at once and de-
vote himself to business ever after.-Portiand
Press.
The Union and journal., 1868-08-07
OUR OWN STATE.

Eugene Hale has been nominstsd BY The Re-
publiecns Of the 9Th district - . candidate for
Representative for Csngrss.
Mr.. Joseph Andrews, Of Portland, employed
oy The Grand Trunk Railway Company, fell,
On tnd.y last, upon the sd@ Of broad aIs,
Nnicn he was carrying on his shoulder. He
ecsaved . fearful wound more than six inches
In length and quite deep.
The body Of an unknown man vss found Sost-
Ing near Beef Rock In Perkins, on Swan Island,
in the KenDsbec River, on Friday last.
A COW Wa run over on the p. 4 K. Railroad
on Wednesday near Brunswick. Il Was very
neat job; the head was cut Oh a smooth a. .
knive would do II, leaving the head betWeea the
rails and tho body outside the track.
Patents issued 10 inventors bearing date Of
Aug. 4. 1868. reported for the UnoS 4 Jorr-
NAL by W. II. Clifford Solicitor Of Pstsnts 3Oli
Congress st. Portland:
d. A. Bailey, Lewiston, assignor. to self and
W. II. Hilbert, yarn beam for looms
Isaac Allsri, Belfast, assignor TO self and Z.
A. Howard same place, Screw Drivers.
W. W. Rogers, Hampton Corner, Dumping
Carts.
N. ". Lang, Bangor, Stove Ovens.
Designs.-J. L. Palmer. Portland, Goblet.
The Union and journal., 1868-08-07
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

A subscriber writing US from Austin, Minn.
says. ave are having an abundant harvest in
this State, weather is fine, and improvements
in town are being pushed forward rapidly and
largely"
We are paying s4o,Ooo,oOO year in solid
gold. as the cost of Democratic threats ofrcpud-
iation. Our interest on the public debt Is over
$40, 900 900 In gold, when Il need not exceed
$50, 900, 900. -four credit were undoubted,
foreign capitalists would be glad to lend us
money at four per cent, and thereby enable Us
to reduce our annual expenditure for interest
by at least one-third. Is not this paying rather
dearly for Democratic luIury'
During six years Of the Republican admins
trstion. the average yearly increase Of the for
cign trade Of the country over the svengs Of
the last four years Of Democratic rule, ezoocis
$50. 100000
The New York police took care Of one hundred
and twenty-seven stray children, last month.
Their Arrests during the same period numbered
one thousand eight hundred and forty-four.
A tornado passed over Lyndon, VI, . sv
days since, doing much damage. One mans
sugar orchard suffered the loss Of . hundred
trees and the sugar house, and trees and barns
In three other places were blown down and nov
ed, and the crops were considerably injured.
John Sullivan, who lived In six-story tene-
ment house in New York. went on to the roofto
sleep Saturday night, and rolled out Of bed on
to the sidewalk. lie was terribly shaken and
died the next morning.
Let Il be written down and kept constantly In
mind during the present campaign that the { nd
ing bill, designed TO save more than e25 900 900
annually TO the people Of the Uuited States and
at the same time to savc the national honor from
blemish, WAS passed by Radical Congress and
fails to become law for want Of the signatureof
Democratic President. Washington dispatches
represent that the Democrats arc particularly
pleased over this new freak Of Johnson's OBJ
stinscy.
In recent thunder storm in England, . sol
dier was struck by lightning and made blind,
and woman who had been blind for eight years
was as suddenly restored to sight.
The British cruisers cspturui eighteen slsvers
of the coast Of Africa last year. with SS3 slaves
on board.
Among other silly stuff which democratic pa
pers are endeavoring to palm of on their readers
u story that the government has an unfundcd
debt of four thousand millions dollars. They ey-
identity mean that We ought TO pay tho rebel debt
and for emancipsted slaves.
The New York Express thus ridicules the
honors paid BY the Euglhh 70 the sen Of King
Theodore and sadly sishs ;-'Somehow the black
r.ce Is getting ahead Of the pale skins every
where"
Chas. @. Halpins (Alilcs O. Reilly) leaves
wife and six children. His lie was insured for
$4,000.
The Union and journal., 1868-08-07
Rev. Theo. L. Cuyler, the leading clergyman
Of the Presbyterian denomination, in letter to
the New York Eranoelist closes thus:

"Ancther wonder Is that INDECENT aud drunken col
lege-cassmae Prank Blair has been nominated Tor that
high office which Andrew johnson once dsgracd by his
intoxicaoa Poa BlalIs only dlsBcton In college waa
his amputation of classmates nose with ciyingknile
In tiy.y spree Aud he Ia nominated the same
ticket with the whose FIRST Irominsnt public act was
to veto the irohIbtory Liquor Law of New York with
the partisan politics Of Messrs Seymour and lalr We have
nothing now 10 do but while Il these men has an un.
happy tendency % insanity and the other addicted 70
strong drink We submit whether Christian patriots should
be called N commit the mighty nte es Of this Repub-
lie Into their hands! President Lincoln wa, rigid tee
totaier and Gen Grant u 10 himself and To the
country 10 pledge himself 10 entire abstinence. Ills habits
are sah tobe god but the only safeguard of one
who has ever inulged In inebney 10 the abandonment u
all stimulans all occasions"
The Union and journal., 1868-08-07
Tho following is an extract from the speech Of
one Ramsey, at the Democratic State Convcn-
ton of Georgia: f"F

ave have aroused In our might onee more, under the
leadership Of seymour and blair, to se the Constitution
from the dust ueorgia has passed through fiery ordeal
Some IL her children, during the she compelled
tn wagc deserted her and joined her enemis Let hsm
be like Arnold, forever ooeurssd! We have seen our
peaceful homes We looked upon II unmoycd and
ilsnched But we can hear Il no longer. we riH nsw.
at oil hazards lost liberties, and restore the
State. We In the midst Of great revolution, which
may end peacefully at the ballotbox, but not then the
true men Il the South will rally more around their
now foldel ban,~r, and ViH try the issue at he car
tftdqt.bor! Remember the ancestors from whom you
sprung TAers are men IN he NORTH Tho Row truly
,c,iA you, and rAo wi In such conflict, u nsetsssry
sad your batfaiiions We did not make the other war
II was forced upon We simply stood for the rights Tor
which fathers bled And we will stand there again,
come pelce or war.