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Trinity AZ. III misunderstanding at
to1S Dr., aud at light. sundayschool at
H saeramentsl services at SP. N.
All are invited to attend.
Independence N. e. CtarchzUs ual SER
vices at 10K "A. n. sunday cho at "a
FM.
Trinity M. II. Church.-sunday school
at Q A.. NJ, Bible Glasses at same hour.
Preaching at I0X A. NJ. and7h P. M, by the
Pastor. Glass Meeting at 2 and P n.
AJricos ". II. charch.-services at loh
NJ, and "a p. NJ, by the Pastor. Sunday
School 1t IA p. M. The public are most
condiasly invited to attend.
81. Pap{'s Uurch-Rev. w. II. Van Ant
werp, Rector. Sunday School. 9 A. II. ;
Morning Prayer (4th Sunday ia Lentl lO%;
evening prayer * O'Clock, P. N ;ILamasco
Mission s. s., 2%P N.
Walnut street Presbyterian Ohsrch.-
Sunday school and Bible Glasses at the
usual nonr. Preaching nc l0H o'clock A.
n, by Rev. w. h. McCarer- All are In
vited.
Church 81 Christ.-George E.. Flower will
preach for the Church of Christ tomorrow
(sundayl. at lO% A. n. and II p. NJ, at the
Crimina Court Room. Subject for the
evening" What is Baptismg" All are
invited to attend especially al lovers of
khe truth. Pulpit open for reply.
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silver table it rested upon, covered
with red Samite," was taken to the
city of Sarras," where it performed
miracles. The Knights of King Ar
thurs Round Table were the
searchers for the San greal," set
thereon by information from Merlin,
the magician, that it was still to be
found, and would be the everlasting
salvation of whomsoever would lind
it. Their adventures, or some of
them, are the material of which the
Poet Laureate has woven this volume.
There are some fine poetical phrases
In the book, but, as a whole, we must
confess we were not greatly charmed
with it. The plot seems strained and
overweight. The thread is too
slight for the great weight of words
which it is made TO support. Ad-
mirers of Tennyson are pleased, of
course, but we do not think the Holy
Grail is at all calculated to add TO
the number of his admirers.
The "other poems are the Golden
Supper" founded on BoecacciO's "Lu-
cretius," and the Northern Farmer"
with several minor pieces. The
Farmer is excellent, not only in the
imitation of the rough Yorkshire
burr in the language, but il the
coarse but shrewd sense with which
the farmer" argues against setting
love in the balance with propatty."
The book is printed in the usual ex-
c~ellent style of the celebrated Pub
fishing House by which-it is issued.
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RELIGIOUS ITEMS.

THE Baptist Church of this city
have called Rev. q. Caperton, Of May
Held, KY, 10 be their future Pastor.
He has gone home on a visit, and will
be absent only one Sabbath.
Ii is estimated that 100000 copies
of Beeeher's lecture on the "Episco
pal Church" will be printed and cir
cuIated within six months from the
time il was delivered.
THE Rev. DR.. Bolls, Rector of the
Church of the Advent, Boston. has
been delivering a series of lectures on
the Incompatible marriage service of
the Episcopal Church, the general
subject being Holy Matrimony."
They have excited great interest in
Boston, aud are soon to be published
By the Riverside Press. The Boston
Courier says "a practical female in
that goodly city" would not allow her
daughter to attend DIR. Boll's lectures
on ~Holy Matrimony." No, my
dear; mutrimony. like pdtrimony, is a
matter of dollars and cents, and such
diseourses can be of no service to
fashionable society"
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Colds, Bronchitis, and every form of Con.
sumption. The peculiar action of his med
icine ripens the ulcers In the lungs, pro-
NOTES the discharge of the corrupt matter
by expectoration. Puriies the blood. and
thus cures Consumption, when every other
remedy fails.
"~Schenek's Sea-Weed TonicD for the
cure of Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and ali
diseases arising from debility. This tonic
i~nvigorates the digestive organs, supplies
the place of the gastric juice when that is
deficient, and thsn enables the patient TO
digest n most nutrielous food. 1t is a
sovereign remedy for all cases OF indIges-
ton.
"Sehenek's Mandrake Pills," one Of the
most valuable medicines ever discovered,
being q vegetable substitute for caIoInel,
and having all the useful properties as
cribed to that mineral, without producing
any Of It's injurious effects.
To these three medicines DR.. J.. Fl
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OF Consumption.
The Sea-Weed Toni I~nvigorate the
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formation Of ulcers or tubercles In the
lungs becomes impossible. The combined
action of hese medicines, as thus ex-
planned, W Icure every case of Consump-
ton, If ther medies are used in time and
b use of the is peTsevered in SUFFICIENT
ly TO bring the case to a favorable terminal
ton.
Or. Schenck's Almanac, containing a full
treatise OF Ihe various forms OF disease,
his mode of treatment, and general direc-
lions how to use his medicine, can be 8
gratis or sent by mail by addressing his
Principal ONCE, No. Is North Sixth Street.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Price OF h Puimonio Syrup and Sea-
weed Tonic, each 81 so per bottle, or 81 so a
half dozen. Mandrake Pills, 25c. per box.
For sale by all druggists and dealers
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Communicated.


OBITUARY
MR.. JOHN WESLEY JAoUEss died
March 22d, 1870, at z o'clock A. NJ,
in the 69th year of his age. He was
a native of Kentucky, and emigra-
ted with his father to this State when
but a youth, aud settled In Posey
County, near what is now known as
Poseyville, where he resided until the
day of his death. In the early part
of his life he was strictly moral and
upright, and beloved by all that knew
him.
In the year 1893 he and his COM
panion Ga most excellent lady, who
now survives her husband, and was
united to him in marriage in 1924,
united with the NJ. Il. Church, where
be remained a faithful Christian
member until his death, filling,
most of the time, an Office in the
Church, giving his influence and lib
orally of his means In support of the
gospel. In his sickness, which was
protracted, he was patient and for
bearing, and talked of his departure
as taking a journey 20 a far country,
to meet with his children, parents,
brothers, sisters, and relatives, who
had passed on before him.
His funeral was attended by a large
%concourse of people, and the services
were conducted by the Rev. John
Schrader, brother in law of the de-
ceased, who is the oldest minister in
the Methodist Indiana Conference,
and has conducted all similar services
for the family connection for the last
fifty years. What a faithful servant
of God this pioneer has been. He
preached a very appropriate sermon
from the text-Job, Nth Chapter.
18th verse:
IF a man die, shall he live again?
All the days of my appointed time
will / wait till my change come"
In the death of John Wesley
Jaquess, the neighborhood has lost a
faithful friend and leader in society,
the Church a devoted and influential
member, and the family a kind and
affectionate husband and father. OIL
that we had more such men. THE
Lord giveth and the Lord taketh
blessed be the name of the Lord"
Spy thy hand the boon was given,
Thou hast taken but thine own;
Lord of Earth, and God OF Heaven
EvermOre, thy Will be DONE"
JH#H.
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WONDERFUL. = The Republican
tickets for Councilmen in the first
seven Wards are very wonderfully
arranged. In the first three, where
American Republicans have the pre-
ponderance, three strong temperance
men aud bigots; in the Fourth a
liquor dealer; in the Fifth a saloon
keeper; in the Sixth a maltster; in
the Seventh a brewer. How are they
strapped together 2"- DemOkrat.
We copy the following answer to
the above from the Courier-thc eng
lish edition of the Densokrdt,-of
Thursday:
We presume the radicals put In
nomination old Bill. Bedford for
Councilman on account of his dispO-
sition q0heR drunk to disturb Demo
cratic meetings. As a peace disturb
er be has proven himself o success.
When the proprietor of two papers,
both dailies. assays a two-horse act.
he ought to make his horses run
better together. By so doing, he may
save himself many ridiculous falls.
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RepublIean CIly CorentIon.

The Republicans of the City of
Evansville, and all who are in favor
Of o continuation Of a prudent and
economical administration Of the
affairs Of the City, are requested to
meet IN mass convention at
NATIONAL HALL,
Corner Of Vine and First Streets, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 26. 1870.
AT O'CLOCK, ?. NJ,
forthe purpose Of nominating candi-
dates FOR the various city Offices to be
filed at the election on Monday,
April 4th. and transacting such other
business as may be demanded by the
interests Of the party.
By order Of the
Executive COMMITTEE.
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WE understand that Mr.. Van Ripper
bases his claim for the votes of the
eax-payers of the Second Ward on
the ground of personal and political
l~iberality. He is in favor of increas-
ing the indebtedness of the city two
fold. and, Of course, making the taxes
to correspond. We maintain that
such a policy will be suicidal. The
obligations of our city, including
the subscription to the Carmi Rail
road, already amount to one million
dollars, bearing an annual iater-
est Of at least $50 900. Our
present tax duplicate, burdensome as
are the taxes. only amounts to $780,
000. Hence it will be seen that the
debt cannot possibly be increased
without largely increasing the bur-
dens Of taxation. To add half a
million 10 the indebtedness of the
city, however the money may be
spent. is to so burden property with
taxation as to drive out capital that
we nave rather than attract It to Us
from other points. Mr.. Van Riper's
LEY would simply be ruinous, and
r. ult in crushing out the energies
and prosperity Of all classes.
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"WoN'T DRAW. In the Third
Ward the Republicans have noni-
mated Sam. Archer, q person who has
distinguished himself for his bigotry
and temperance-isms That numbers
Of hitherto Democrats will not only
vote for DIR. Mulhausen, but work for
him with all their might.-DenokrdL
The DenpoTat is hard to please. In
one paragraphs it condemns the Re-
publieans for nominating saloon
keepers, and in another for nomi-
mating temperance men. The truth
is, the Republicans nominated the
best men, regardless Of their oceupa-
tions. The Democrats would have
done we'll to have emulated their ex-
ample.
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sPEoTAL NoTTCEs.
Sinking slowly.

Diseases that progress rapidly to a crisis
are not ID only ones to be dreaded Cam
ker or dry rot does not blast q tree as sud-
denly as q stroke of lightning, but unless
arrested, 1t destroys it as certainly; and in
like manner chronic debility, although il
does moi kill with the sWiftness of yellow
fever, is as sure to sap the springs OF life
eventually as any acute disease, il not
checked by t~aVigorating medication.
ing in b spectacle of premature decay.
pailor, cancellation, depression
of spirits, n a distaste for exertion, are
its ordinary symptoms, and they should
be omp met by tonic treatment. The
pest 1nV1gorant and exhiIaranb that can
be administered In a case of this kind is
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The stfmu-
latIng principle Of the preparation rouseS
the energies of the system, and
ties gtv a permanent and heaithfuI I'M
pulse to the vital forces thus brought into
play. The falling appetite Is Te~-awakened,
the process OF digestion and assimilation
are quickened, the qua ity of the blood is
improved tho SecrettOns become more
NATURAL and every organ that contributes
10 the nourishment of the body undergoes
sanitary change. By these means the re-
pair OF the physical structure is effected
class of diseases has the beni6cent opera
ton of the Bitters been more marked and
striking than In those characterized by
general debility and nervous prostraLion.
Ladies affected with these ailments find
In this most wholesome of all tOn1cS and
eorrectiVes b safest and Sufest means of
relief. II Is strong to restore q power
less TO 1n1ure. Such is the uniform testi~
mony OF clouds OF witnesses"
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E PUBLICATIONS.

The Atlantic Monthly contains:
An Installment of Bayard Taylor's
Joseph and his friend; the English
Governess at the Siamese Court; The
Advent Preacher, by Marian Doug
las (poetry); Through the Woods to
Lake Superior, by j. L. Trowbridge;
Courage, by Mrs. Thaxter (poetry1;
A. Lumberwoman Reviving Virginia,
by James Parton; The Lawson Trag-
edy, by j. w. DeForest; Right aud
Left, by Burt G.. Wilder; My Tri-
umph, by j. g. Whittier poetry;
The Gods of Wo Lee, by Sidney An
drews; The Blue Jay Family, by T.
M. Brewer; Peter Pitchbynn. Chief of
the Choctaws, by Charles Lanman /;
An Alpine Home, and Reviews and
Literary notices.
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Tho Fearful CANCER snbdued,

THE CURE HOW DISCOVERED -
Having been long afflicted with CANCER.
l resorted TO all the remedies OF which /
could hear. Among them was one recon-
mending a certain herb to me as a cure.
L las l supposedly procured the herb,
aud prepared and applied It, which
made a perfect cure, but on examination
by the family physician he informed me
that the herb L had used, which had made
a perfect and speedy cure, was not the one
recommended. All who are afflicted can
find a speedy cure by sending for the re-
cipe, with full directions tor use. Price %.
address, with registered letter or money
order, GEORGE MORGAN, Box 25l, Port
Jeryls, Orange County, New York.
fapO d9ua
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This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the
world. Harmless, reliable, instantaneous;
does not contain lead nor any UitdESc pos
son 10 produce paralysis or death. Avoid
the vaunted and delusive preparations
bOasting virtues they do not possess. The
genuine w. A. Batchelor's Hair Dye has
had 10 years untarnishe1 reputation to
Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold by all
Druggists. Applied at l6 Bond street, New
York. ifelG
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ARKANSAS LANDS.
JOS ri. TERRY, S. p svEp~roN
Late of Evansville, Ind.
TERRY 81 SWEPSTON.
REAL ESTATE AGENTs,s

Buy and sell Real Estate. We have no1v
on land from ten to twelve thousand
acres of the finest and most PRODUCTIVE
lands in the Mississippi Valley, for sale on
TERMS. Also, several very de-
sirabIe improved farms, containing from
40 to 100 acres. We viii sell in %QuantitIe
to suit purchasers, ImhI dim
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SAMUEL ORR & co.,
Dealers in
Ken, Steel, Tin-PTade. &C..
Sycamore Street, near Water,
EUansville, Indiana.
fe25 dim 4ww
WedlOck.

MelIOeks
THE BASIS OF CIsIL SoCIETY,-Essays for
Young Men,, on the honor and happiness
OF Marriage, and the evils and dangers of
CeIfbacy; with sanitary help for the at
tafnment of mans true position in lie.
Sent free. in sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PoX P, Phila.
delPhia, Pa. lfel0 d&W3m
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Our Young Folks, for April, con-
tains a chapter on Mrs. Whitney's
We Girls, with two Illustrations: The
Daddy Long Legs and the Fly. a
poem, by Edward Lear, with two IL
lustrations; Rye's Fritters, BY Il. S.
Phelps, illustrated; War on the
Water, by Major Traverse, with three
illustrations Debby's Wedding; The
Goose Race, By j. 7. Trowbridge,
with four illustrations; Bertie's pio-
neering. Part |, illustrated; How
Uncle Jaekey Captured the Picket
Boat, by M. w McEntee; Ny Hya-
cinth (poetry), by Mary E. Atkinson:
The Two Caterpillars, by Annie
Moore, with two illustration; Eve
ming Lamp and Letter Box.
THE HOLY GRAIL AND OTHER Po-
EMS: By ALFRED TENNYSoN. Boston:
FIELDS, OsGooD q Co. Cincinnati; ROB.
K CLARKE & Co.
The Holy Grail" called more
commonly the "Sangreal," was the
cup that the Savior drank from at the
Last Supper" The legend is that
il was given by Christ to Joseph of
Arimathea, whose descendants
brought it to Europe, and kept it for
the admiration of believers. But one
of them CHANGING to look lewdly on
the partially exposed person of a
young lady pilgrim one day, the cup
was taken off by supernatural
interference and never seen again
till it was found aboard a vessel upon
which Sir Golahad, "Sir Bohort,"
aud Sir Percivale " and the sister of
the last. CHANGED to come in a narrow
gap, between two rocks passing
great and marvellous" 1t, with the
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SEE To remove MOth-Patches, Freckles,
and Tan from the face, use Pegsy's Moth
and kFeckle Lotion. Prepared only by DI.
Il. q. PERRY. Sold by all druggists.
nOVl7 d3m SpN
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soLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS.
Agents. Read ThIsl

We will pay Agents a salary Of $50 PER
WEEK and expenses. or allow o large
commission. to sell our new wonderful IN
VentiOns. Address
NJ. WAGNER & CO.,
Muruh1HT Mfnh
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The Healing Pool.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, who
IL have fallen into vicious habits, and
now desire a higher life, and a bette
MANHOOD, with certain means of relief
for the afflicted. Sent in sealed letter en-
velopes, free of charge. Address, HOW
II ASSOCIATION, Box Pa PHILADEL-
PHIA, PA. sep2
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Es- For BLACK WORMS and PIMPLES
on the face, use PcgYY's C0ggedOne and Pt11-
pie Renledg. prepared only by DIR. Z. @.
PERRY, 40 BOn Street, New York. sold
everywhere. The trade supplied by wholes
sale medicine dealers. (nol7 d3m SpN
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a VOED QUACKS.-A victim OF early
II i~mprudence, causing nervous debilt-
ty, premature decay, &c, has discovered n
means of cure, which he will send
rec to his fellow-sunerers. Addres j. Il.
REEVES, 70 Nassau Street, New York.
oc22 W6m SpN
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KKYE BEG TO INFORM OUR friends
Wv and customers that we have remCved
10 new ana commodtous premises on Syc-
Street, just in rear of the old stand.
where, with increased facilities, we will
be pleased TO wait on all who NAV favor
Us with their patronage.
SAMUEL ORR & co.
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NotiCo oE Cults
Co@n Sced.

DISrUIaT ATTORNEYS CFFICH-SrATE
Il Nevada c. unfy II Ornis,,, To lie fl
low i, q nameh ID fyuianr>, AID 30 Ill o~ne sci
or ciaii,n,, is t.. the real e. att. an Improvements
there -, or imIr cnis, ~h'n are se,i .eI ar
nt-lv he, ea fter d,scIie.t. known or unknown.
Yuu ave here, v notified tha' snitS have b' en-
C. mn G. cd ia the in tees Court il. ard f II
s u Township. Orm by i'nnniy. stare OF Nevafa,
Def re Ad lphus Waiiz. Ju-tice Of the Peace, l.y
The sta # Nevada. Plaintiff. against each OF the
Defendants herein fer n,med. and each # the
flowing te-cribcd tracts .r parcels Of land with
the Improvements thereon. and improvements.
when separately ass~ssed, and all owners Of, or
claimants to, the same, known or unknown, to re-
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quarter of Section 1, Township Is N, IS E, l6s

quarter of Section 1, Township Is N r IS E. l66
acres at l66; tn NV tract. quarter OF Section |.
same Township. III acres. at III: the St quarter
IF Section l, same Township, l. 0 acres, ut 100:
the w quarter of Section l. same Township, 100
acres at leo; the NJ quarter of Section II same
L wu~hip loo acre-, at SEQ; the ST. quarter of
Section II, same Township, loo acres. at 500:
The Sw fractional gu irter of Sect n Ill, same
Townsville 81 acres. at 500 the Ne quarter uf
Section IS, me Township, loo acres, AT Ice; thu
M quarter of section 10. same Township. 100
ARES 1T leo: the Sc quarter of Sectinh IL, same
Township. leo acres, at Ice: the SW quarter OF
Section Is. same Township, leo at 100;
the + quarter and Nv fractional qnarier If Sec
ii-n SIS. township 10 n, /; Is T., 200 acres, ut 30;
the 81 quar- er Of >ecti 81. Township II y, X le
L, Ito acre. at 500: ih- So atInnal gu rteT OF
section Il. Tow ship 10 y Il 10 +, l." acfe Is, AZ
q: the SW qua ter II Section 35, Gv@ E~hip Ii |
y X 10 r, It0 acres at Ice: the 81 tuarter #
section g. Township 10 y. x - :, lfI acres, al
N6+: the Nv quarter Of Secti II 50, T-wnshIp 10 /
\. u - T. 100 acre at ITO; total HIS. TAX (
AMI deuques cy. So AZ. tlhe ali we taxes !
\ 4 Delinquency are under the assessment fr the !
fiscal year 1S69
The taxes and delinquency in the above cases
flr I>6S. are pays:l- in currency. AMI the = I
in coin: aud tl. ttNes. delinquency and SIS, in
the above case, T 1869, are all payable IN coin.
Z tyueut before iuiGnenr lie ma t tn the |
c erh oi the CuuI in which the suits are pendng.
Carson City, AprIl g, $50.
I'll :. WELLS.
Dist. Airy. y m>by Co New.
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ASSESS OR's NOTICE.
Z. s. Internal Revenue.

WITH DIVISION OF TIE COIL Gil N
e District of the state Of Nrva';, coirpE sing
hs Counties If D,uclas and Ornsty Notice Is
hereby gwen that tn v,lusripns- 'Ise>s' ents or
-. t,tious Of sul,j-c,> li-b e du und r the
Internal Revenue Laws of the United States made
au ken hy J A. EuTlrngdme ASST nt Assessor
for lid Division. and returned TO me in he aHnna
lis for 1870 will remain up for the eN'nliua IA
If ala pc sons concerned, for the space Il Ten
DAYS from the date hero. at e uffce - the
Assistant Assessor If ii Divi~i'n, in the town o;
Carss,n, bviween Il hours Of u'Ciork \. ~ MI
u. each dar, and aft + thu expiration Il sad
ten rays. 10 wit: on thu tn dav Of inll, A ID.
I>1o at my office in Nirg mia City Nevada will
eceive ami der-rmiT all peai> r-lutiye 10 etru
neous excessive vain 'tJus. a>>e~SH enis. or eItu
mer tti n made AMI aiken ty said As I-tant ASSES
>or All appe ais II the Assessor. - a reSi,ld,
must lie m uie in writing. tnd SPECIFY the arilcn-
lar cause, matter timing, re~prc iIt- which a de-
cisun is regu 'sted and hall moreover state the
ground or principle # error comp aimed #.
WARREN +. MYERS, U. 5 A-sess'r.
Carson City. Apr IL. l>1o. Tod
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tOFFICIAL-I
LAWS OF tue UNITED STATES
Passed at The Second .Sessioss of the Forty
FIRST Congress.
CUINA-1,6s.

ADDITIONAL ARTICLES To The TREATY HETwEES TIE
uSrTED STATES AND { INA os SUNE Is. le5s-
~ TIE PRE- IDE' OF THE UNITED -T.TEs CT AMERICA.
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THOMAS WEBS,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24

at Holden's myrmidOms. Did
they respect the edicts Of courts ?
How did they extOFt testimony
Was ever the inquisidOn more
horrible 10 is eOntrivances for
torture than the militia Of North
Carolina, when the best citizens Of
the State were choked nigh unto
death and then forced TO subscribe
to purjuries Of themselves and
their neighbors to preserve life.
Thus It is that law is trampled on.
And you Mr.. Editor sit back and
justify these atrocities while you
poison the minds of your readers
with Galsehoods Of us. How can
we ever be fully reunited when you
and your kind so villify and belle
us?