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FURNITURE. sc.

!AMESE. BRAGG. POI. corner SecondM
~ and Broad streets. Ea> now on ilan ana fEssss
continually receiving Superior SION 81 IN!
rII,TEF:R PSElul;. aud DlEiNti-tt"'M'
Ti'RI%rTj-;l Which he Is >,lling for cash = 10y
~ ,.nu l.. hnu.:lit in IN city. 40 on A"o' ala
TI:T<:t..- ni ~ descriptions 81 my uWli 'n.rH:
',!,nlslnrr ald Furritur" i""tii"n hh rue Him>'
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NJ TO TIE LADIES. - FASHION
ABLE Observation-Disclosures L O no z
GREER, hnv;ngiust returned from Europe, respect
fully iufOrrls her friends and customers that Sic Il
uo,Y prepared TO open her Fail and Winter Business
she l. also prepared, from villa. she saw In Europe
and Ncr York city. to eati5fy the most fastdinus
tastcs, &c 23-W .Th,&S3tE
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elsewhere than IN Harrison county they nave
not vet made themselves known, noi"ith-
standing the aattery and Establishments o.. DC.
slowed upon them by the managers OF lhe
Grant party Correspondence Ne" YORK
JT,hyne
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track remain TO be laid before the cars VII
run from Richmond TO the Ohio river, ana
the first train may so through before the 10Th
If December.
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CgB ATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE
Tr.is splendid HAIR DYE Is the best In the world
The only truc and perfect dye Harmless, rciiahte'
aud instantaneous: no disappointment; no s7aict-
Ious tuts or unpleasant odor Remedies the III
effects OF bad dyes and washes. Produces iinme-
diatcly superb black or natural brown and leaves
the hair clean, soft, and beautiful. The genuine
signed W. 4, DATCHEL OR. Sold by all druggists.
CHARLES BACHELOR,
Sc 3o.eod Proprietor. New York.
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I I'll =, is an agreeable favor Of enterprise
ata,st our special telegram from Huntington
Tbs ...lsi as llsgn forty ailiie4 ot.
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GONE AID SEE ,n,n,r
AT SCxIAAP'S CTGhE AND NEW , DEioi'
1902 MAIN STREET.
terrific IaiiIp tor oil" ni the most iH!l"c'hi,
fair. and tIlt'sHt ,r,,.,a
ever offered 10 the pHIc: 'c sole "hlect"i "ih'h
.,,.r,Ii.. i; Il, make the store the ccE'ic 81 at-
trnrinu The lucky uucs have chance Of opiii-
mo ION time, The y.Hc oi their investment. whlic
Hose whose luck works against them are sure ~ IT,
rciyr ,hr value nc their money.
EVERYBODY GETS 4 PRIZE.
All rrrss,ug dr.wiui: prtE" which they nave no
ma. Tor receive the full vain" OF tie money HEY
,,;,i in tifalg; TChaccn, Furnishing Goods. Fahcy
,rtirlcs az auythina else IN the @;"rr 'naGccS -
=, ~ ,.r..s ' LEON SIUhkP,
Whnlr-alc and Retail Dealer IN tirats'
Ncr>ChauIn aud othtr i'ir%'
cao,v Periodicals. Fancy Goods. &c
PROFESSOR HENRY +. LAt'BE'S g
FASIIinEAHi.L BANGING AtAhL" IA
NiiES ON Broad street between SKIN aunf X
Erycr,h are now open toy the reception al $50
WEDNESDAY and SAI'l EDAY AFTEkNnoM>,s
=; u ,rImL for misses ard mastcrs. i'll Monticello
i;ail. over Fr:rnu'iinis. " ,,,,
Var crrtir!nrr nj -rhads Hall. urpn,ic MONT.
,.oIln 81; TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS ~
!; u'rluck. 90, ,,x
PRIVATE lessons given in clasS@ oc 2l-N'
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NJ CAUTION LEA & PERKINS,
WORCESTERSHIRE ShUCE.-BuyCrs are c's-
toned 10 avoid ihc humorous countcrfeits and im-
tatons Uttered for sale.
jobs DUNCAN'S SONS, New York,
&C ln.SSW Agents for the United states.
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gsnftcr from eK.si.s,a.

LATEST ;iGuHi.s 100.
The Official returns show that the ne&i
Legislature will %tAnd III tie senate, = I'd
mini,t,ntioni.t> and q Opposition H"u'"
il Administrations and IL olr"al''un'
The returns from tie State inc ~ IN i"''
those iluu Delaware md pihr.2'lntl,". A.
ccptng tie previous report iiri" l''st
counties Il, nearly correct. licndlich> VII
haze u ulii"l,tv ~ over n.aHH. if,l,uHujt'J'.t
3iErHhh ~ GIN, .Gli..ff L'3H,,Eyt,"|.
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JAIL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

ali BROAD sTgEET.
am now prepared 10 offer 20 my ftprds and i,c
public the hes,-aclectcd stock OF DRI GOODS
have bad, and at prices as los can he sold,
consisting in part of
SATTEEES. all shades:
Empress Cloths aud Alpacls. black and colorcd;
Solid and Striped Popiins,
a beautiful. line of Reps. ramlsc Cloth. Bcrnbazina
aud MCriDos, Vc"ctccns and Plush, latest Shades
Cassincrcs and WATERPROOF Cloths;
A fun inc OF White and Colored Fi;nrcls, French
Fannels solid check, and pilld;
Qnilts and Blankets, large stock:
Shaws. all kinds aud prices: Gents Furnishing
Goods. Ladies' and Childrea's Merro Vests, Collars
CorNcts. Gloves. andkerccf5, Hosiery. Iaccs, AMI
Notions; also large lot Of Furs. Towels. Sansirs
and Table Damass. 1T JULIUS SYCLF'S.
or I1I Broad street, between E0urth ann Fifth
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Dry tstsOns.

r ooK TO YOUR INTERESTS, ard If
Ii you are In search of BARGAINS. don't go.
below the corner, Of Ninth and 5fain streets. Cur
REV FALL AND WINTER STAPLE. AND
FANCY DRY GOODS. MOTIONS, &C..
has commenced at orr rev stand no. 500 MAIN
STREET, and the purchasing community. especial
~ the Ladies. are invited to give US cal. Cheap
rent, strict economy IN the management af our bust
Dess. quick safes and short profits Will sSsfy them
that No. s23 IL the place 10 spend their money. IS
oc a-Sig CT. BAREEfS.S co.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-21
THE BULLETIN.

The undersigned has purchased the
heretofore owned by NJ. G.
Saunders in The BULLETIN establishment
and will hereafter conduct the business In
his own name. His partner, residing at
Memphis, Tennessee, could not con-
tribute in any way TO the prosperity Of
THE BULLETIN, and retires now that the
undersigned may receive all the rewards
his own labors may bring to
him. and alone bear the bur-
dens his ventures in business may
entail upon him. The partnership, which
has been entirely harmonious, Is dissolved
by mutual consent, but with regret, also
mutual, that the interest of each of the
partners should render dissolution neces-
sary.
Heretoforethe actions Of the undersign-
Ell have been somewhat constrained in his
business conduct by desire to not step
beyond the wishes Of An absent partner
whose interests were at stake with his
own; but now this embarrassment has
been removed, and he will not fail to avail
himself Of the liberty brought to him by
the consciousness that his own well
fare il alone at stake, TO risk all he has In
an attempt to make The BULLETIN print
ing establishment one Of the most COM
plete in the State. He has already pur.
chased very valuable printing materials =
pre.se. and type, and ha. mad built splen
did steam engine. He may now point &c
| THE BULLETIN office with some degree
of pride; but his efforts shall not be re
Taxed, IL the business men and the good
people of Cairo sustain him by 3 liberia
patronage.
In few days The WEEKLY viii
be greatly enlarged and improved, anC
The SUNDAY BULLETIN be made vel
come visitor to every family in the city
Both these editions Of THE BULLETIs
will receive especial attention, and will be
we have little doubt, acknowledged b,
everybody TO be entitled to the support o
every Cairo man and woman who takes q,
interest in the city and pride in her meri
torious institutions. john II. OBERLY.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-21
ARE YOU GOING WEST?

Ifso, take our advice and purchase your tickets
over tie old reliable and popular MissousI Pa.
running three daily express trains from IT. Louis
70 Kansas Ciiy and the westl aud ~ positively
the only me which runs Pullman palace sleepers
equipped with Millers safety platform, and the
patent steam brake. From st. Louis to Kansas
City, TT. scott, Lawrence, Leavenworth, Atchi-
son, st. Joseph, Nebraska City, Council Bluffs
and Omaha without change For information in
regaId to time tables, rates, &c, to any point in
Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, Texas, aud
California, call upon or address y. II. Thompson.
agent Missouri Pacific X. X. Columbus, Ohio or.
T.. A. Ford, General Passenger Agent, ST. Lonls.
Mo.
No trouble to answer questions 3.6-wi
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iowa, NcbraskR. Kansas, CaitfOrmia.

Advertising alone does not produce success.
The thing which IL advertised must have intrn.
sic merit, or else large advertising will evrntu'
ally do it more harm than good. II you have
anything which you know to be good, advertise II
thoroughly, and you viii be sure 10 succeed, /
1t IN poor, don't praise 1t, for people viii soon
discover you are lying.
such Is the policy OF the Burlington Route,
which runs 10 three great regions 10 the west LIST,
To ON ,ha, connecting with the great PMinc
Roads. End, To Lincoln, the capital OF Nebraska,
and ali that beautiful region south OF the Platte,
filed with Il. X, lands and homestesds. 81, To
81. Joseph, Kansas City, and all Kansas points.
TIE ROAD. are splendidiy built, hav- the best
bridges, finest ears, the Miller pl .dorm and
coupler, aud the safety ar brake to prevent the
loss Of lite that is everywhere else happen,ngG
Puilman's sleepers, Pullman dining cars, large
and powerful engines lro make quick time and
close connectionsl, and are in word the best
equipped roads In the West. So that IL YOU de.
sire 10 60 safely. surely, quickly saa eoInIHns.y
or en- the Pacific Roads, be sure you 10 "By Way
OF Burlington"
All who wish PARTICULAR information, and a
large map, showing corre,tly the Great WeAt,
and all its railroad concessions, can obtain them
and any other knowledge. by addressing General
Passenger Agent, D. 4 Mo. Z. X. r., Burlington,
0wa. s"o"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-21
Special Notices.
BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE

Tnis superb hair dye Is the hest in the world
perfectly harmless, reliable ana instantaneous.
No disappointment The genuine W. A. Batche.
lor's Hair Dye produces Immediately a natural
leaves the hair clean, sof. and beautiful. The
only SAFE and perfect hair dive. Sold by all drug:
glsts. Factory, IL Bond ST.. NY.
.l0-eod-7w-ly
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-21
THE BULLETIN.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby gwen that the co.partnership
heretofore existing between John II. oberiy and
N. c. Saunders, under the firm name Of John II.
Oberly 4 Co., has been dissolved by mutual con.
sent, John II. oberly purchasing all the interest
ofM. G. Saunders in the Cairo Bulletin printing
and book binding establishment, assuming all it's
liabilities and receiving all accounts due to said
firm. JOHN n oBERLy,
May 10, 1872. NC. SAUNDERS.
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.i!iui- Iscturiug in Missouri

Ds Caiiu l. lsc;ariug in Missouri
Texas has one haudrsi AMI ten ne sspspers
Raleigh. r. C., Is TO have q paper entit'ei
- We Ku5s."
Theodore Thomas is making southern tour
with his orchestra.
tits a1ao9accl that prison " exclusively
flr ladies is 90 D. -Ii.t at Toronto.
The l.s, time Al loE5 uSa sss his Thumb it
vas going through clrn-shei!er-
A Wisconsin boy played d" sn,F-,he-vhip'' 70
hard that be broke his collar bone.
"A e:csltrii ghost IN Sioux City sits calmly
o. . hacE.; With his head ucder his arm.
One Of tre largest Of the lunbernen Of Min
neIppois rtts OUT 100000 feet Of lua.ber every
day just n0w.
Bssra are plenty in the woods near Vance
barc Kentlcsy, SID many hsye teen killed re
Gently.
TIE negroes cf Fs5e;,s. Kentucky, have or
ganiz.l for c4igra.ios, probably 10 Kansas, but
poss.bly South
1, sound. "a i..t'e Psraiox'ial tbs; TO erjly life
best on The brighton roei you must BE- e nun
here with The s'eishiu."
All pe-s,cs weary Of life had better 20 to
N.ysvil'e, Kentucky, where niiic-glycerine
works are % be established.
There are almost ss many black men As white
in th. Florida rihtii, the numbers bang T.
O6j aud Is, 20 respectively
AD.s Noi1ss dsmsel having offended young
ran n a'lesr-ycir ball be tnreatenei to seni
bis big sister 10 demand an apology.
There is one game OF cards in which baby
can plsy Al great advantage, for. no matter Who
deals, the liJt.e thing zlssys has IT'S CRIB.
\ brilisut German was given at the Gait
House, Louisville, in honor Of Sile Nilsson, dur
ing the pliml-1onna's engagement in that
city.
II yoa want to talk heavy science ssy pro-
toxyd Of hydrogen" iustesd Of - ice l5
sounds bigger. aud not one mau in thousand
will know shat you mean
The Nilssoa fever has not reached Lexington,
Kentucky, and TIE sale o. tickets there recently
was unsuccesssul. Nilsson is expected to sing
there in April.
During a resent cold snap county court in
Texas had to ali iurn until the co1piy could Dor
row five dollars Of the deputy sheriff to buy
fuel for hestiGg the courtroom.
II YOU van; japanese itziboo you must go
over there and get It sooa for their sale 10 for
eirners IS - b, stopped We cannot describe it
further than to say iizibooly.
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nensiOns. 1t has no interest antagonisiic to
those Of Vermont, aud its prosperity is inter-
locked with the life-b blood Of more than one-half
OF our people. There is not one Of the States
whose reputation | would diminish When
some light-headed politician attempts to win the
favor Of his constituents by sneeriug at New
England as State copsrtners Of Inferior stamp.
know be has not poudered upon the origin OF cur
Government, and will have but brief career, as
his own people will soon be ashamed to scknowl-
edge as their Representative one who trsduces
the land where 80 many Of them had their birth,
and from which they % not wish to stop any
exodus thst will further augment their growth.
Strike down New England, if that were pos
sble, and the West, moved by the throbtings Of
its great heart as well as by its widest material n-
taIests, would spring forth to res;oTeit as swiftly
IS the gods were wont to leap from the skies 10
rescue the fallen heroes in the Trojsn wars
New Eagland pays for all she consumes, and
there IS no other 60 gres, and SC constant a COL
sumer Of Western products IS New England
she gives li5erally. snG she gives Of her fret
born-the nost precious giiis OF all.
Nothing wiil be los, 20 the country or 10 our
selves by treating this question with the gravity
sad wiia that dohhefsiIon its importance would
seem 30 require l. il Of higher moment than
an ordinary snlusl appropriation bill. Let the
questions be fairly studied Whenever it is in
order, shall ofer as 81 amendment f1r the pur-
pose indicated, proposition TO sdt 4 member 10
several additional states having the next highest
ffsciioue, b. which Alabama, Florida. Indiana,
Vermont, Louisiana, New YORK. New Hsmp-
sAire, Penusyiysnia aud Teuns see, viii esch
gain "a representative, leaving s.l the other
States uactaaged
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General Local Wears.

STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE. MINING AND
MASuFAorUREs.-A meeting was held in Middle
burg on the 7th and Sth Instant Henry Lane,
Esq, oi Cornwall presided. Papers of great
vslue were read by Prof Il. NJ Seeley Of Mid
dlebury, o. G. Prindls Of Charlotte, E.
jameson Of Iresburgh, F. D. Douglass of Whit
ing, and Henry Hall of Rutland. Prof Collier,
Secretary Of the State Board, gave an e1tempore
address on - Commercial Fertilizers" Eztem-
poraueous addresses were made By 5eyersl per-
sOrs at the close Of the reading Of the several
papers or esays
In regard to the meeting and the attendance
the correspondent Of the Rutland Herald re-
marks:
IVES, however, surprised to zee 80 few farm
ers present. There is evidently great neces-
sity Of constant, persistent effort to arouse our
farmers to lust appreciation Of their interests in
the subject Of agriculture. There is now and
then farmer who rightly understands the mat
ter, and he is sure 10 advance in bis calling,
reapias great benefits by so doing while the
great mass pay but little, if any, attention to
this subject CT such vital Importance to farmers
individually and the community generally. Tne
discussion Of subjects, as | have mentioned,
brought to light vast amount Of facts Of iucal-
oulable worth 10 the farmer, and highly inter
ested all prCsent who were not farmers
The truth is, that the farmers Of Vermont
have got to nut forth reioubled efforts in this
calling, or, they msy be assured, they will toon
End themselves in the back ground, and other
Sistes will run sWNy from them in reaping the
benefits thli arise from a thorough knowledge Of
farming, raising fruit, stock, making butter
and cheese, etc Men Of science are coming TO
the frcnt with their sid to the help Of the farmer
Sn1 they only ask him 10 investigate their ths0-
ries and tes, them 10 know Of their truthfulness
and prscticsbility. While this is the case, how
culptbe must that man be who will stand in bis
own light, and refuse the ali thus 60 freely ten
aerei, ant piod along, half living, half dying, /.
in attempts to exc out scanty livelihood by
hard labor from the soil, when he might, with
proper pains aai Information, save half Of the /.
l20or sad realize twice the amount Of income.
Il seeuz 70 me that 10 Glars Of citizens are no
s.oE % secure benefits from their calling. as
thar OF tia farmers The wonder il, 30 much is
rssized from the coil with such ill-iirectei ef- .
fort on the part Of the ti'ers thereof have no
doubt that Addison County Is capable OF proiu-
ciug three times ss much from its coil as now
realized. But IL will not come az merely the .
wish l, sill require labor and study 10 realize .
H. The farmers Of Addison County will never
know what they have lost in not attending these
meetings. while those who dii attend came into
p5ssasa.on II ths; Information that cannot fail TO
mike them more intelligent and successful in
their occupations
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

\ PE,NsYLvAXn GHosT.-Allegheny,
Pa, has a haunted house containing
very disagreeable ghost. The resi-
dence Is one Of great elegance, and was taken
possession Of some months since by pr0miu-
ent public official. Soon afterward the gentle
man heard a knocking at the kitchen door,
and On his asking Nv hos there What DO
you want p the reply came in mellow tones,
''Mel iwant in - Here the gentleman
"opened wide the edoor, - bat found" darkness
there and nothing more. save the sound Of
soft footsteps ascending contiguous stairs.
The yivacious spirit next manifested itself in
the prominent official bedroom, and placed
a cold, clammy hand upon the worthy's face.
Not to be deficient in politeness, he vacated
his couch in some precipitation, and reposed
for the remainder Of the night upon sofa.
Thither the unseen influence followed, and
began to rock him after the manner Of youth
ful progeny. This iniantile demonstration
was succeeded by other joeular efforts on the
part of the indeiatigable spirit The,cbildren
were undressed with altogether unprecedent-
cd speed; the servants found themselves de-
scending the stairs seventeen steps at a time :;
and various other extraordinary motions and
emotions were experienced.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

Tbs devil came % the earth 0ns dsy,
And unto court house weuds1 his way,
just as an attorney with very grave lace
Wa procee ling % arg Ie the points in ease.
Vow lawyer his ul Jsstr never had seen.
For 10 his damiuious none ever had been
And he ie.t very curious ths reason 10 know
Why 'no had bsen sen- 20 the reg Jns below.
Twas tho fault cfhisa agents his majesty thouzht,
Mhs mons Il thsse lav sr- had never been cLught
Ana for his IN pleasure be hat desire
To come 10 tins earth ami tAe reason M aire.
Wei tie lawyer who rose with vsl-e so grsvs,
Made .ut nis oOponen q cJuslml .te Enave
And the Old devil was u lcuiy a4usei
10 hear ths attorney So z.g-a y alLft1.
Is sooa rs the speaker d .3 come d e,'sc,
Tho counsel opp0s ~ thea hercaly arose.
And helped su sh abuse on the head Of the FIRST
Asmade him a y ..laia az al III JAo E0rst.
Thus t ey qulrreled clrtculsi, and argued 81 long,
twas hard % determine he one that WAS wfon-,
Aud cuuclu ing ht hss q quito euou .h Of the 1usi
Uld Nick turned away AID sl.ioqliz9d tuus
sIfali they have SAD df ss-l o her De- true,
The dsvlI has sure > h-ea robbed OF his due,
I'm sltIslcd now 'tis all very well,
These law ers would ruin tls .-A's l.h8l.
Tbey have puzzled ,hs CONT s. TIA viiiain'us cavl,
Aud I'm ires 90 confess they have puzL ed th- c-g G
Nv o. -sut- arc rl-n- 10 let lswge-s 20 oal,
III ha1 them tlry -w I'd e ins o-t of .eY toll
CIrr4l.
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When Montaland got on from Paris, last
yeGr. ii-k had just said farewell TO Josie.
and SD he took extra uains tD make o good
impression On his beautiial priml donna.
On the first sunshiuy afternoon after Non
tsaud bad seen the wonderful Opera House,
Fisk t.ok her ont to the Park behind his
magnificent six-in-haui. Passing up Fifth
avenue, M1n,alaad's ewes rested on Stewart =
marble holsc
'Nat ce, nt? she asked in broken French.
Why, that is my city residence, said
Fisk with an air of profound clmp0surc.
'CeSf magmfPlc-Cest grGHae' repeat
cd Mounland in admiration
soon they came o. the Central Park
Vat ees gees place - asked Montalani
10 this is my country seat these arc my
gI0uu3s-mv cattle and bufaloes, and those
sheep over there compose my pet shcepioli,
said Fisk. twrling tie end Of his mustache a
'G Napoleon.
.Ce0 tres mggqiEyueE exclaimed Monta-
land ia bew.iermenJ. Mr.. Feesk is one
grande Americana,
By-ani-by they rode back and down Broad
vlv.by Stewart Is store.
And is ices your grand mais0n, too y
asked Monmland. as she pointed mp 70 the
marble palace.
No, Miss Montaland; to be frank with
You, thar building does not belong ID me,
said Fisk. as he settled back with his hand
in his hlsom-'shat lcl0ags 70 Mr.. Gould :!
FIJI Perkins.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

Lori ieslsle raised quite a breeze in The
House Of L,-is by q suggestion which he
thought c.eye-er ,aan it appears to U.s. lie
SAYS ths, he South bagiu, participated a the
action o. E7gls-d which is now brought in
question, sud being nov j,iael with the North
in bringing suit for tbat action. 10 es,opped
and ish.rrel by rs hrner participation afore-
said Baron Rsiasdlle is one OF ,be Law Lords
Ct the House # Peers anl accounted 4 fair Law
yer, but # he oanno, inveu, better quibb.e than
this. his case is s desperate one According TO
His Lordship's Astonishing gle a community
could never prosecute = band cf burglarg,
because the burglars are part OF the
community, and no man can s1e himself We
charge nothing for informing Lord Redesiale
that there are no parties TO tais suit ex-
cept the United States aud Great britain. There
is not nov and never was nston called the
South Mr. Gladstone once STATED in moment
OF oratlricsl glow that jefferson Davis hSd
created a nstioa. Bat this statement stands
unsupported by contemporary history -7'ri-
buae