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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-02-04
CHOICE LIQUORS (!

wH1sKEY, BRANDY, WINES. and other Lii
auors of the best brands, for sale by the bottle or
ut wholesale.
E. W. DYRUM,
Osborne's old stand, Mechanics Row.
Feb 1, 1859 81
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Agent American Bible Society for South caroIina.
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Infantry,) until he destroyed the last one
of them" or words to the same effect
that on one occasion, whilst stationed as
aforesaid, he lost some fowls out Of his
possession by theft, and ordered file OF
: soldiers 10 make search for them, but be-
fore starting them out, he inquired of
some of the citizens who "was the most
religious negro in town. and on being
informed that a certain old colored man
was not only religious person, but q
Minister of the Gospel, he ordered SAID
soldiers to 90 and search his (the minis
ter's) premises. that his CONTESTANTS
fowls would be found there.
10Th And I charge that at the pre-
einct of J. II. Koon, in the county of
Lexington, registration was refused to a
large number of persons, legal voters of
the county of Lexington, Ghe exact
number DO not know, but not less than
two hundred); and that said persons, had
they been permitted to register and vote,
would have voted for me for Congress.
And / further charge that at Malachi
Williams, another election precinct in
said county, large number of persons,
legal veters Of the said county, the exact
number do not know, but not less than
two hundred. were not permitted TO vote,
although lawfully registered voters, With
out taking an oath prescribed by General
Candy in military orders, which oath bad
been abrogated by the adoption Of the
State Constitution, and | was by the said
unlawful means deprived of other two
hundred lawful votes that would have
been cast for me, making at the two said
precincts four hundred, in addition to the
four hundred unlawfully east out by the
county canvassers, as heretofore charged,
which would have been cast for me as
Representative in Congress, if said per,
sons had been permitted to vote at said
election.
18th. And 7 respectfully submit that
each and all of the charges contained in
said protest, touching the Congressional
election in the counties of Lexington,
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sustain dense population. / did not ascertain
the probable number of acres in that great bend
of the river, but from its apparent width, and the
length of time it takes the cars running at rapid
speed, to reach the bridge across the river at De-
catur, must conclude there is an immense scope
of land there, well calculated to repay the toll and
skill of those who cultivate it.
From Decatur to Tusculnbia very much resem-
bles the level plain through which We had passed
for many miles. This seems to be more elevated,
more of table land. and the other more of bot
tom. Cotton fields here, in doys gone by, were
spread out for miles, and everything gave indica-
tions of wealth and prosperity. Large numbers
of freed people yet remain, but there is less
breadth of this beautiful country now cultivated
than formerly, and now managed with far less
Judgment, with broomsedge growing on the uncul-
tivated portions. 1t appears to passing observer
that it would have been far better for the people in
this region if freedom had taken place twenty
years earlier. Large wealth had been accumua-
ted in all this region, but much of it has passed
away like n passing cloud. The timber, too, has
fallen before the IKE of settlers and now where is
it? Now they have 10 go miles to the hill portion
of this region for timber to fence it. The lime
stone in the so and the water lying long on the
level soil, accompanied by freezes renders hauling
very difficult task in winter. If this region had
been LAID off in smnller far,ls at first, and the
money that was laid ont for hands to wear ont the
land expended in permanent Improvements, it
would now be far different country from what it
is Some of the present class of laborers think
freedom, consists in idleness, good living, fine
dressing, without manual hbor This section
needs class of aborers who possess industry and
energy, to make these lands pay the owners of the
soil and remunernte tho laborcr. BY cuhivating
less land, blowing deep, thorough cultivation and
occasional rest, this once beautiful region may be
made again 'to bud and blossom as the rose
The Charleston and Memphis Railroad passes
from Deeatar directly through Tnscumba, and
gives great facilities for sending off the products
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-08-25
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4 ron. cf clover five frstslong has been
exhibi,ed at Cenlreville, Mich
4 little spirits Of ammonia Is SAID 70 De
the best known remedy tor bee stlngs'
AMa;ne farmer fattened a COW chiefly
N IN, aims and The result surpassed expec.
,ation. The beeI was Of fine qualisy, anu
the taIlaw unusually abundant.
lands ,hau are oserslockednot only yield
les locd. but the animals passureu upon
hem make less yield IN beef or milk IMAM
,shen ,he stock is in proportion 10 me capa-
CIV Of The lands lor producing iocd'
i hungry ligh, sand il not good for aP-
H. trees neither IS heavy clay Potatoes
mi earn furnish about as good an ANALYSIS
II sails for apple trees as any q oor enc
n,;s,s can. Wherever they grow wen We
sxurcr that apple trees viii Do The same
Toke ! sharp wire. watch your trees re-
rular.y. and d'g on. The bolers Inc moment i :
sssaqatn. 81 ssiia655le. grass and weeds away Iron
the crown 81 the rool So si'at y wi'I DC ex'
q posed, and you can see the enemy when
ever lie makes mark.
Three important reasons why clover
should alwa,s be grown with timothy fHs
The clover being TAP rooted penetrate'
dreply, stands drought. meilows The sou
and The timothy grows much stronger aat
aolds IN The clover. Secondly. II sown To-
nasturage the timothy almost universally
araxenis The clover from swelling rattlr
Thirdly. hay is too binding, especially 10
eas,le. and clover Ton washy lsuccuient,
hence both together are better Than eithe
alone.
The newest thing under the sun IS g-af;
ins poiatoes. The nude OF operation IS I
,ake Two potatoes, one al each variety. tis
good qualities OF which il i wished 10 com
b,ne. With pocket knife cut all the eye
clearly out "a one OF them, and substiinl
IN their place the eyes cut out OF the oihei
The ewes TO be inserted should be sproule
and cut ia the form oil wedges and inserte
into cuts ui the same shape aud s'ze IN IN
other potato; they are held IN place by hs
pins. aud bound with bass mating orisin'
Every bushel Of wood ashes applied
The COIN crop is worth one dollar. Al
fruth OF the assertion has been readily d
sonslraied by the result OF experiments q
curaiely conducted. On all light soils u
action Is highly energetic and salutssy; 'hs
exert warming and insigorstiDg inll'
xnce, aud prpmole the rapid g'o~,h oil =
most every species Of vegetable Produciio
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Sp1fr

oa.. ..a.-...iana--praffy i.siy alsFks-
q dreadful little for a shilling said
skinilint 10 druggist, Of whom be had just
purchased an emenc.
Miss Asphyxia gives as reason for de-
cIin.ng 10 MARI, awidvuer lhe Tact that she
il down o. seroad hsnd children.
What is the difference between very
WONG aud yers old womens The 6rst are
careless and happy; The secuad. hairless and
capPy.
An English paper ad,ertiSes Tor sale
pew which "commaHss view Of nearly the
whole congregation"
Greedy observing The " black" appear
ance Of the sun during the eclipse, was
head 70 observe. " doesn't It need recon-
slruciionF"
Loving vile. al Long Branch: "'rhe hor.
lid sud makes me keep ny mou;h shut"
Sarcastic Husband: lake some Of IL home
with yon.
Josh Billings says: IL don't hcIesf 10 bad
luck being sol Tor a man like trap; but
have known lois 81 folks. who, II there was
any FIRST rate bad luck lying around loose,
lsose, would be snre lew siI one foot into
It enB,how."
A shoemaker was fitting customer with
q pair Of boots. when The buyer observed
that he had but one objection 90 them,
which was that The soles srre little ios
,hlek. III that i al" replied the maker
"put on the boots and the objection vii
gradually wear away"
but il put ny money in the savings
bsns," inqaIIed one OF the newly arrived
.swhen can draw il oct sgsin:" s.Oeh,
replied bis friend, " sure an II you pot Il
10 to.dsy, yoo can draw IL cut again 10.
morrow W giving fur,night's notice."
The following notice was pasted on !
large box which passed over .he Pacific
Railroad a lev days since: B~ggsge.
smashers are requested 10 handle this bos
with care. as IL contains nitro 4 sceflnc
Greek ere, gun-cotlen, and two gvriIIzs."
Two IfishmeE. On sultry night. took
refuge underneath the bed.clothes from /
skirmishing party VI mosquitoes. Az last
one Of them, gAsping from heat, senssfed Il
peep beyond The bulvsrks. and, By chaacs
rspisd Iire-ls 1hch bad sirayed into III,
resm. Accusing bis companion with
punch, he ssids 8 jamie, annie. lis no use
1e might as web csme cut Hers one o
ihe cray tiers ssfehin' Tor Us wid lantern.
Daring the Occurrences IL The great sofa
Eclipse 90 saturday lssta celorsd iadisida
u wl.p had become greatly elaied, exclain,
I'd /" Dress DC Lord lie niggefs lime Iass
cum Al isst, ws's nov gwins 10 hsb blsc
snn.
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musr WONDERFUL AND sECcEssfui.
INVENTIONS
New Method oG Washing Clothes without
Labor.
THE AUTOMATIC
Clothes Washer ard Boiler.
Awarded the highest Testimonial ~hersse'
Exhibited.
REV. N. w. srarlr.. in,entplsnd Pa,eniee.

sssHIs BOIL is se aesins, and disfsnsssssiifs-
u /, with labor snalhs Nras o. elolhss. Ihs bot
..,s ss.d steam bs ss ssssss "a hss, are dfssn W
sh,,uuh tubes poafFd upon toe eloshess and breed
sI..aueh liz wnh @-seAlshng fspidry, sxsps.
lnz 4 perfectly wnhoul ASP Tabbins. n has lssn
thoroughly tested, aud pronounced snss0silsd -
Globes W sshss. by these ~he have ussd q.
Al fsbfcs. from lhs hnesg lsss< 10 tbs bed hlsnssi
can be washed perfectly aud xiis ssss ana rnhgsl
ne aij % shs suibius sssEd. For fiannsis ~ N
valuable he sutbsnx. rolling aud psssssns pftsx
snusl necsssafiIy 1911 them isens o. less.
ii IL lguly labor aud eioaAss saslng insenliea
Washsng wall 90 longer - Asidship, and washing
dsy 40 longer sETvfsnd dread " ho1sswisss.
The inssniion ean be ussd ~ any boiler. aud ths
los pses Of the anicls piaess u s'iA'n ihs fsssh .
every family.
The saslns in the wsar Of clothes will ssoB p,
for The outlay.
nmessia.sisd thai 200 10 800 gallons Of bsils.
snds pass through the sloshssiu thirty nnntsss shn
Icing The longsslsims Esquissd Cos slssnsns bo'ls
lulI u Globes.
iiundreds u these Boisfsass being soidsseh week
giving perfect satisfaction.
Eyssy boiler sold seafantesd 70 DO aliwe claim. .
money rsienjsd.
Ths saJsrsigned. - Aseni Cor J.n. honssF 4
Co. Of poItsmotth. Va & no have the risnt iof th1
State has cvinmsussJ the tisnusesFs Of ihsss Bod
efs aud plll furnish shs eszsns q Fsrge snd Chat
ham, and win. a. stalled .bess. take bses sud rsian'
money ior any Boiler which fails 10 give perfect =
v. II. P0CUR.
il.iisbosoush, n. G.
Dec. a. sg-.
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CAUTION! We i:. ss..'i 4. = ~. va" s .ss
sumers 81 snutf generally. thai since The war. GER
tain tobacco manufactures. being unable TO hnd a
market cor their snuff fe hemseises obliged % conn
sereii the general appesmnee Of our packages. and
initiate our Trade Marks. thai closs inspection
i necessary TO detect ihe spurious article from The
genuine. and others going far a. q assert that
IaLonIIsris snuff s 10 longer made.
In making this publication nc desire 70 warn tbe
pnblic Against The imposions prscsiced upon them
a. glcy afe the losers thereby II will hs fund up
% comparison that foriIIsrds snuff Is "ar shesd" II
~ others being made 81 the best stock nef an of9i
naI and secret process known only 70 Ourselves. be-
sides possessing great sge. strength and pungeney,
aud Is warranted not 70 contain any dangerous or de
sfeous ssbsisnces which cannot be ssid Of the ma,
~ sorshless articles put on sale BY Others Tbebesl
l. The cheppea 10 she end. circular wd always
he mailed on appIirasion. In ordering please specify
In SaIi snuff (Hizh Toat) o. Ffesh Snud (Erisz
seoich) is desired.
r. L0RILLARD. New York.
April ~. I4-im
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A RK YOUR FRE1can
VIA PE'rERsBURGs =
ne N " Baltimo,ol
cAR0LINA GRAND rpr..
FREIGHT LiNvEfsit
Comprising The following Gres, r,.;',,
=. Rnules: .'''sat
!. Freight Line 1t Steamers "' :
Inc Petersburg and Weldon.
Raleigh aud Gasaon.
North Carolina.
Western North Carol;na
Wilmington and Weldon.
Iva. Atlantic and North Cslulin,
wilmington and Manchester.
Chario,le and South Carolina RsiIx,,.
and their connections. ~
ALMOST EXPRESS IN TINE
RATES VERY LOW.
WIS new trunk line form. Great F,sisb, NJ.
= between Balsl.nose aud N sldon. ''ss'
Nasrenlon, Raleigh.
h'lisbofc. Lexington.
Salisbury, Morgsnson.
q Charlotte. Line clinton.
'~~osissboro'. Ne~Desn,
Beaufort. WiImlng,oe
ChesteryilIe. Minnsuo.s.
Columbis, GreenssIIr,
sumtersiIle. Manchester,
CheTaws
Aud al luIefneiisIs Points on and nssr lhsss srs
gassw4ys md shsu connsesiss@-
rae fseaAlan Steamers connect 81 Pelsu1a,s
wish Petersburg R4sl~sy ios al pe'nss Va Tic usisI
mas.
Lass are run alongside Of Steamer Wharf Al
nosds sr.nsfsiasd with careful handing. Lars 4.
ia fhruugh without breaking bulk between Pesn.
[,uss and Ksisish. UhsNassx. Holasloso. Nsimlaz
%. a.. sc.
rass inlsnd Line po~<<ss<s many adssnisxes eve
| sea Route. Tho "a bari II f.~halsn slssas,
be,ur s.sas,sd Ia sAs ,ssy Csnsc efiAs Ciesi sky
ping District of bslisnus. ssAd<fs a eoisssnsni
Shsgpess, snd dsysse - vss1 tnssik
ussas asssus,sn pslJsIo Lossiknmssss d Cotpa
gssn. A heal. kosln, SC. Sc Al PlvJuss Ii.
wa,dsd ~ ,hs Lowsss po~sssis kssss.
sgr 10 Insure tran. poss&saon ossr this Inaaa ~
Lsns, MARI 81 goodz. @hsshsf Nouhsafd " sos1.
ward lound. '.tiz rssssshusx.'
a.1Fssi@hi izhaed 10 B4llsmose day loIlOsins Z
Iixcsy 10 :iss STEAMERS
Through Receipts are Gicen and FL
81 nate per l00ibs Guaranteed
Both Ways.
e. Rates in ssely csc = To- Il MOT loss' a
any ehss loass. % AID IRON B4iliaofs, philsaslFl
and Nsw York.
n. B.--wnh regard ss th< sss named pee
lfwsshs u Forwarded 70 and Ifom fslsrsbsss y n
Ilzlslplsa and Nss fofk Steamers.
Fsf kaies add ell farther sslo<mxsion. apply iss.
IAxraf Oh ne Lane. or ii tie
Uliicc oi the Ps~ksiAn Steamboat &c.
No. 90 Light "a. WsfI. bal
X. Is. PEGRAM,
| Superintendent Petersburg Ksilsoad.
A. u. ANDREWS.
i Ssp's. Raleigh and 6sslan ksllssad.
| ALBERT JOHNSON.
i Superintendent Nsrlh Carolina X. r..
Z. BOUkNi6Hf.
= chsflosle & eeush Cs,sl,ns X. X.
!. BRANDT. Jr.
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The following recipe is useloi N AZ ono
horse towns and villages n,
Take 4 handful If The weed called kun.
about. the same quantity a the root called
Nimblc tongue. 4 sprig q me heso noca-
bite, tablespoonful q slon't-you-'c', -
six drahms 81 malice. an ounce q se'nsh- |
ness. few drops Of Envy, which can DC
purchased Ia any quantity 1t the shops 81
Miss Tabi,ha Teatable and Miss Nancy
Nishtwalker. STIR them well together, and
simmer them for halt an hour over me nrc
Of Discomfort, kindlsd with little Jeaiou-
~. then strain i, Though the rag " Nus.
conc ptiou, aud cork II up ~ The bottle o.
Mslesoience and hang upon ske'n o.
Street Yarn; shake il occasionally Tor ie"
DAYS. and il will be fit for use. Let lew
lrops be taken befnrc walking ont, and me
subject will be able to speak all manner o'
evil and that continually.
Tnr GaEAr VIRGINIA FuSEaAr. The
fredericksburg Ne,rs gets Oh the ioI'owins'
RURAL soxe OF rae cARPET-BAccER
Not q drum was heard nor funeral note,
Ash corpse to Oblivion we hurried.
eIEssvs a gsvan,ve~ared genteman's throat
When the carpet. bagger was buried.
We burned him deep in dirty soil
So deep that they'll never uncover him
Unless some radical boring tor oil.
By the dearly-lused scent should disco
YER him.
His coffin was made of ballot box.
+ With white mems votes we bound him
And he Looked like a balloon taking his res
With his iinin dusler around aim.
FITLy CnNcIrpEp.--We poblishe'
"a day or TWO ago a poetleal description .
,, the funeral 81 the carpei-bagger ~ sii
ginia.-A gentleman has suggested the iol
lowinglines in conclusion. They are sp
propagate and to The point:
! His carpet-b bag we placed % his tomb.
Il With his paper collar within u.
lon that we laid his fine tooih comb,
! With Jerusalem traveller upon H.
Journal Of Commerce.
And-sai,h the Rstorder-please ALLOW U
: He travelled North and told thesnews
How the .bagger was dead that fed It
: The devil he is--well--he got his dues
Cried his friends to the 80 that said
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April, 1869.
This is to certify that have boon suffering Ter Sc
seral years with chronic Bronchitis; attended With all
the symptom : Of inripient Consumption; urns shis
period, / hadirequent hemosrhsges from tbs lungs.
also suffered greatly from enlarged Tonsis Hed
The usual remedies in such eases. hut wtheyg salts.
factory results. 6uslly concluded 10 irssDr Miles
treatment oi cancrzng she air passages by injection
remained uIder bis sres,nel for six weeks rejoice
10 saw that believe my ungsafe entirely relieved
viii say that excelsior Of The aonss added sreasey ie
nv relief. most ehesriuly recommend this usst'
meut 10 all person, similarly afflicted.
RUFUS 9. EVANS.
Nav IA. ll-.l
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TO THOSE SUFFERING WITH Pull
MONARY DISEASE

TAR. THOMAS II. MILES, continues 70 sreai
~ Thofacic diseases BY Topical Medication O.
Calheierism Of the aif passages conloineo WIN AZ.
psoprale general remedies. as Prsciced ~ he 'ae
p,ol. Green. IL New York. The success attending
ihie method Of treating diseases Of The lungs, Is I'M
parralelsd and The feasibility Of The operation gene
rally conceded. Thistsessmenl Is @lnost specific
Bronchitis Lsrynsi.is. incipiens Tuherrulosis and
Asthma. Numerou. testimonials can be sdduced
from those who have been entirely relieved by W
operation. His addfess Is MONT Carmel, HALIFAX
comfy, Va.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-23
Indian Fight Near the Colorado.

President Erastus Snow tclegraphs from NJ. George, per Dcscret Telegraph Line 10 Presi- dent Young, that on arriving at Washington, last Friday night, he saw an Indian runner from across the Colorado, who came to inform him that the Moquis had been attacked by Nayaos recently, and robbed of their sheep. One Moquis and three Nayaios were killed. The Navaios, it is said, intend shortly to make another raid upon the settlements m Southern Utah. President Snow is strength ening the Moquis Mission, which lies about eight days travel tp the southeast Of St. George, by sending W. B. Maxwell, Ira Hatch, Thales Haskell and about twenty other brcth- rcn, well armed and fitted out, to that point.
 The above is copied from a late number of the Deseret Ne,rs, of Salt Lake City, and, we presume, Is correct. If correct, it goes to show the entire useessness of making trea- ties with the redskins, unless, after the Urea ty, they are penned mp on a reservation, and kept there, or placed upon some island from which they could not escape. These Maya ] ioes have entered into a treaty to keep the peace, yet they murder and rob in New Mex l ico, Arizona and Southern Utah, while being indorsed hy their Quaker friends as ''peace- able, friendly and well disposed towards the whites.n IIades is pretty thickly settled with such peaccable wretches, and we hope more of them will be crowded into it before long. We were not aware, until reading the above, that our Mormon friends were prose | lyting or trying to proselyte in this Terri tory, but it seems they have mission al the Moquis villages
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-23
Adventures of Prospecting Party, in
 the Region North of Prescott.

About the 8th or 9th of September last, party of twenty-three men, led by Sam. C. Miller, of this place, started North to hunt for gold. The entire party proceeded some distance down the Little Colorado river, with out discovering any symptoms" of the pre- cious metal, when Mr. Miller and five or six others lcit the party and returned here. The other " brave boys as Old Pard would say, determined upon going ahead, so they straightway elected E. A. IIussey, Captain, and prosecuted their search under "those head" They went down the river great ways, saw some good looking gold country, but could not prospect it, because they could not find sufficient water to wash table spoonful of dirt. They, of course, tried their best to get water out of the river, but found it impossible, as it runs through a box canyon God knows how deep, and so wide that a Spencer or Henry rife could not throw ball across it. They describe it as the "awfulcstn canyon yet discovered, and it must be, as it took large-sizod boulder eleven seconds by the watch, to reach the bottom, and then the sound was scarcely audible. They spent nearly three days and three nights in the vii cinity of this canyon without water, and of course, the sufferings of men and animals were great. On their way back to the San Francisco range of mountains, Lo, the 'cussed' Indian espied them, and one morning, bright and early, the quiet and equilibrium of the camp was very much disturbed by volley from at least fifty guns, which, we are pleased to learn, hurt neither man or beast. The an
 mals were at once secured, and brisk fire opened on the Indian assailants, but as the savages were hid behind rocks, the bullets neither hurt nor scared them. Seeing this, Captain llussey started party to outfank them, but the savages were smart enough to mount their animals and travel before the party could get in their rear. From thi, time on, they were not molested by Indians They arrived here "Wednesday last. Most o them are determined upon going back again as they feel satisfied that good diggngs ex ist somewhere in the region visited by them
 They say the country between the Little Colorado and Chino valley is heavily tim
 bered, clothed with grass and contains plenty of bear, deer and turkey.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-23
Another Indian Outrage.

The Tucson Ariroaaa, of October 9, says:
 Just as we go to press, tidings are received regarding the Eastern mail, which terribly realize the fears we have elsewhere expressed. The mail was captured by Indians on Tues day, about 2j miles from Apache Pass. and the whole party, consisting of Col J. F. Stone, President of the Apache Pass mine, MT. Kaler, driver, and four soldiers whose names we have not learned, were massacred The Indians then attacked a herd of 200 cat tie, only few miles distant from the scene of this murder, killed one of the men in charge, and took the entire herd The other men, five in number, escaped: they report having seen three white men among the In- d'lnS-Lot as prisoners, hut taking an active part with the Indians. But we have neither time nor space for comment. These arc the facts-terribe although not altogether unex- pccted; they arc such as we have been taught to expect from the characteristic non-protcc. tive spirit of an infamous compact in Wash ington, which dares to impose itself upon us as government which will protect it's citi- zeus.