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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-18

There was quitera pcrceptiblc white
frost on sunday morning, which, how
ever, has done n6 SERIOUS injury.
Auduow conc in unwonted.numbers,
the yellow.stripcd bug, which are play
ing havoc withthe pumpkin and cucum-
Der vines Surely there never was such
II year for pestsof the field aud garden,
Sheep shearinS is/ about finished, but
no wool buyers have yet made their APP
pcaraucc.
IN" drlightcr, it, manly sports are an
t.cipatipg that the sacred sol. OF our
county may be- made the scene OF th"
contest between the eminent Hon. Thos.
Allen and the aspiring lion!Geo: R"oke,
for the z. K. championship Of America
The 18th Of this month is the agreed date
for the mill, and some place on our riNer
coast i, believed t. he the place.
Our County court meets next Monday.
CAMlLLUS.
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DIED.

EEAII.-On Thursday morning, June
l-ih. ToIREI:T HAMM"Np bENiI.
The funeral will take place from thcr resi-
d nee of his father NiNNIAN BEALl-' LAD
,rry district, thiS.aitcrnoon, at o'clock.
..,rrru- ON Wednesday night, June IL,
~; .,t - O'Clock, SARAH L., wife OF Ma
berry smith, aged - years, ,-,.
ON. THURSDAY morning, June i'tht dI
n,rInrk, MAErIa;I SMITH, aged - years.
Both funerals will take place from thelr
Iat, residence, No. Isis Eoh street, this al
tcrnuou, at hallpast thrcco'ciock. Friends
are invited to attend.
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SINrEEX SrRINaEREn JAcK.

Or the thirteen colleges which will
compete in The Saratoga regatta, Yale
ccla.nly entc~, with the most advanta'
pc; in her favor. In the first place she
la. her old captain ard stroke, K
J. Cook, while all the leading rivals
have been obliged to take a new man
in that important place. She has also
her old bow oar, and, in fact four Of her
old crew. OF the two new men, one
Fowlcr, Of Illinois, expected to row in
the regatta Of 1873, up to the very day OF
the race. The other, Chandler, is a light
man. but Of immense power-height, B
lee: 5 inches; weight, l5l, and with the
astonishing chest development of AZ
inches. and takes to the cork stroke as
a duck does to water. Altogether, Yale
j, decidedly the tlydri,c in the betting
pools.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-18

OUR ncighbors across the river hope
10 build narrow guage railrond from
Brlnire cia st. Clairsvllc to Cndiz, there
toconncct with another road with SINH
ar guage to be built to Cleveland. Such
u road would do wonder, in the way of
developing the country through which 1t
wuuld run.
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TMEMAHEwS' ESCAPEJAIL.

The MAnEw family will be remember
ed hcrcabouts, for their wary petty thiey-
cries and their general disregard Of the
rights Of others. Their deprcdations and
their fame Tor infamyj have since en-
tended throughout several counties north
orthis ON both sides of the river. Their
last exploits We're in Hancock county the
details of which is narrated in our Han
corI, letter published this morning.
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Tug Lawrcnccs who reside in the
Northern portion Of this county are SAID
to boz Interested in fortune of 100000,
600 which, hcIIby the Bank Of England
m t,u,t for the legal heirs of John Law
renee and Mary Townlcy who migrated
tc this county about the year lIl3.-
CuaJriigc J,fJrson,dH.
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Tux public looks with undi-suaed
horror upon the contemplated r"op"nin%
@ the Bcechcr case. Let it be buried
out Of sight AT the earliest moment Pr"c-
tInnhlr-
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HO FOR PIC-NICS.

nNE OF TIE CHOICEST AND MOST
J suitable localities tor holding pic-nlcS
near the city. * what * known rs the
E,unui Good Farm. about i've miles east
OF tn, city. on the National road. Tie
grounds are covered with shade trees, ana
i'm every way very desirable. Terms very
reasonable. For particulars apply 10
NDOLpIi JACOBS,
myElh On the Premises.
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ruG wEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
com plrte news and family paper printed IN
West EiFgi4lIs..--Ita ypttt t,- sent 10 any adj
dress ono wear for S2.u0. Valuable pTeml-
umN "a cue agents anu TO subscribers.
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TO CONTRACTORS
AND
BUILD Il H -.

Sealed Proposals will be received by the
Committee appointed by the connect OF
the city of Wheeling, until Wednesday.
juno 3Oii,. 1879, at O'Clock =. NJ, for the
erection and completion of a III BLIC
BUILDING, To DE erected by the city Of
Wheeling, ON Chapliue street, between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets, in said
city according 10 the plans and Sprciiica.
tons of ]. =. Fairfax, architect. BIDS VIII
be received for the whole or the several
parts OF tie work.
The plans and spec tlcatiOuS may be
seen, and amy information desired may be
obtained 10y applying Ia j. =. Fairfax,
architect, or the undersigned al the Libra
~ room, third door in the Lindsey lnsll-
tutc. northwest corner Of EOn and Fii-
tttnth streets, ON ana AFTER June IL. Bonds
and security 80 br approved 10y the Cuun-
ell OF said city, will hc required OF each
contractor.
The Council reserves the right TO receive
or reject any OF all bids.
GEORGE BAIRD,
iulii Chairman ofCOmmittee
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FOR SALE.

I OFFER FOR SALE Ny BAY TROT-
| TING Horse. known aS honest Joe,
EuT,,y and Harness. Joe i by Patchcn,
Ir.. dam star; can trot IN $50 or less, is
kind and we'll broken. Parties wishing 10
nuy. can tiud me at-lOi5 Market square,
Wheeling, W. Va. .....,,,..
iuullrt W. j. COIlS.
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We had pleasant call from Hon.
OKEY JOHNSON, Of Parhcr,burg. He Is
engaged in cases before the supreme
Court Of Appeals, which will occupy his
attention for Il few days.
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EAcH West Point graduate desire, to
be- an engineer or an artiller.st. Only
the best Of the graduates are recommends
ed to the engineer corps..
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We. Va, onlyl2 years Of age,and want
two Insane Asylums two penitentiarics,
and Tea, two Capitals, lfthis Is not pro
g-c>-, then what do you call it?-Park,
,,.sJ.ag C,ty ITEM.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SEALED PROPOSALS.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
II

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
WHEELING, w. VA, June IL, 1875.
Sealed Proporals Will be received at the
office the city Clerk until Tuesday. June
s2d. 1873. at O'Clock, p. NJ, tor the re-
moynl OF all Kitchen Garbage and Offal
for the ensuing year, from ont the corpor
ate limits of the city of Wheeling. Bids
will be received separately for each of the
following Districts in said city, viz; First
District, Seventh ward; Second district,
First and second wards; Third District,
Third and Fourth wards; Fourth District,
FihR and Sixth wards; Fifth District,
Eighth -ward--Iouyeysnces iOf-tt.ttteSat
shalt be in accordance WIN the ordinance
regulating the same. The ordinance can
be seen at the City Clerks office,
iunlTi +. \. BRITT. City Clerk.
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Tur price OF gas IN Cleveland has been
reduced to two dollars per thousand
feet.
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Trustees Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED of TRUST
Is made TO me as Trustee Of Edward
Rouse and wife, bearing dale the Ilh DAY
of April, \. d., 1867, and recorded IN Bnok
- and folio y Of the office of Recorder o.
Ohio county, State oE West Virginia. l
Will, on
Saturday. the 26th day of June,
4. d.. 1873, at the front door OF the Court
Honse OF said county, sell at public aur-
ton, commencing NJ ociock l. M'' '"'
following real estate, VIZ: ,
All that tract or parcel oflapd on Which
the said Rouse now resides, Slld premises
being situated in the said county OF ONO,
with exception OF Il small part IhtI'"l
which Is situated i'm the adjoining county
nr BROOKE. said premises being bounded
and described as follows, to-wll: brsin-
ming at beach, corner TO H.
liam Brady and John Snodgri''S,
thence north iiia west loo poles !" IL
3r!ich, corner 10 said Brady, thence win
his line y. 4GIi W. 80 poles 10 sugar and
.rOn wood stump, thence :. %. W. -
poles to Il stake, thence :. ~ T.. . poles
10 a stake, where II poplar stood, lh"nc"
with Kinhrll's line :. "a II. ii poles tu q
beach, thence =, l. w. 81 poles 10 a stake.
near IA hickory, thence :. p W. 5ljI poles
To an elm down. thence :. B' W ~ poles
To- Il sugar and TWO iynnS, theme" :. =. T.
H. poles 10 an iron wood, thence ~
W. fO'2 pores 10 NI'h'. IH.i'' - ~ w .
~, poles to Short creek, thence up said
creek with the several mcaudrIS thereof
;siJi. poles to sycamore at the mouth OF a
ran, thence y. PA f.. lE poles 10 Two
white walnutS, thence y. iU' f.. + poles
To the beginning, containing two hundred
and eighty-twO and one-iorth l2o2 Al acres,
more or less, being the same tract of land
rs was conveyed by William Brown and
wife To Edward Rouse, by deed bearing
date April eth, lS5I.
Terms OF sale cash on day of sale.
ROLAND f. CRAIG, Trustee.
TRAINER IL CLARK, Attorneys for TruS-
tee my2lI
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FOR SALE.
TRUSTEES sARE.


NY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
d made To me as TRUSTEE, by John scott
and Eliza Scott his wife, in her own right,
and John scott, Trustee for Eliza scott,
bearing date the Sth day of February, 49,,
and recorded in the Clerks Office of the
County Court OF Ohio county, West Nir-
ginia, in deed of trust book No. !, pages
400 and I6l, | will, on
Saturday the I2Ih dap of June. 1879.
Commencing at ~ o'clock A. M, at the
front door OF the Court House of ohio
county, sell at public auction, the north
hall OF lot numbered -, situate on the east
side Of Main street, between Mcclure now
3rlD and Bank street now 18th street, il
that part of the city Oi wheeling known
rs North Wheeling.
Terms of sale cash. -
q. w. JEFFERS. Trustee.
]. W. MITCHELL, AuctiOnecr.
The above sale Is postponed To N"dncH-
day, the 10th day of June lS1j, AT 10 \. NJ.
sale positive. c. w. JEFFERS,
irpli Trustee.
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Iny coupon ON Season Tickets, good Tor
any performance during the week.
General Admission zoe
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iunSI
LOST.
MANTEL AND PIER GLASSES,

very fine assortment OF the above are
now in store, and we can make 10 order
on very short notice, any style or size de-
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NOTICE
|0MerChantS B Manufacturers,

rDHE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED
an office ut No. lj22 Main street, for
books, collecting bills, copying, and other
office work. Parties who do not wish To
carry boOk-keeper can have thelI DOCKS
nnStgd mn weekly, or oftcnCr II desired,
and the bills made out and collected:
tehI7 WIN. ID. ENGLISH.
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Our Second Stock
New Spring and
Summer Goods

Now being opened embraces
all the newest styles and de-
signs in Gamers Hair Suit
ings, Plain COIOred Silks,
striped and Check Silks,
Plaid Black Grenadines,
Plain Black Grenadines,
Mexicana Grenadines, Side
Band Organdies, LOuisine
Check Silks, Madras Cling
hams, Linen Suitings, with
EmbOS Linen Trimmings TO
match, SC, sc.
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For,y ,cnre has tested the value OF
Or 4 =. rodd's Anti-BiiiOus ana

ItOIIElFlpiN'.
Sold by Druggists and pealo = every
where.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-07-29
Let u Invite the Queen.

W most hcalti,y second the follow
ing proposition, made By The Ne"
York Sun. 10 invite Queen Victoria to
the Centennial next year. 1t IS N de-
cjdrdly rood taste, AMI full Of policy
az veil As etiquette, The sun says;
"NcXt year viii complete q century
since the United States broke loose
from Great Britain anil got UP 70,
themselves. The net Was accomplished
IN the midst Of var, and naturally lett
O good deal Of i'll feeling between the
pnrties. Besides, We had another wal
wi)h England thirty odd years after.
ward, .hu the hostility Of that conflict
! likewi.c ranked Tor q good while.
"Hu. now VIC have got on Ly onr-
selves r.. " century, and have done
very we.! on the whole; AID we are
going TO have u festival to mark tht
beginning OF our second hundred
years. We are ut peace with all the
world, anG we desire especially to EN-
phasizc tie fact thai peace 10 our N
t~cnLion and our permanent policy, an
not only peace, but friendship toWar'
everybody and how can We do TIN
in any other way SO well as by demon
stratiug that even toward England, ON
near relation and our old antagonist
we have now no feeling bu. that o
amity and good will For THIS re%soi
VIC ought to invite the Queen to I'll
Ceutcnniel. The invitation should b
given BY authority of Congress, ant
an appropriation should be made II
entertain her in a suitable style. Sh
is the head of the English nation, am
when We invite her, we prove as W
| cannot do IN any other way, our res
pect and esteem tor that people, a
we'll rs for the Queen herself.
+ 1.-The prnce Of Wales is going t
. India this fail, hoping thus to strength
en- the political union between til"
country and Great Britain but hoy
# much more the Queen, by coming here
would do to intensity and s,rcngtheI
the friendship between two Of the mos
powerful nations Of the world. lie
us ask hGr."
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The Currency.

Gov Stevenson, United States Scna'
tor eject from Kentucky, addressed the
people Of Louisville 4 few days since.
The following IS his position upon the
currency question, which now seems to
DC pcrpIcXiUg the country Consld'
crably
tone word upon the currency and
am done. My carly political teaching
has taught me to believe that the only
currency Of the Constitution is that
based upon gold and silver. have
neither By my votes or speeches sought
to contract the currency or hasten
speedy resumption NJ the expense OF
the business Of the country. have
never favored the present system OF
National Banks. | think it expensive
and unwisc. would coniine the cir
cuDatiOn to the wants and necessities
Of the country, but I prefer the clrca.
lation of grecnbacks to National
Banks"
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Important Decision.

6 y Tillmm, ESQ., furnishes the
ShclbyyiIie Gazette with The following
points Of an importau. decision, re-
Gently rendered by the Supreme Court
At Knoxville, bearing upon the admin
istrGtion OF eatateS:
], The administrator having OK
haustcd the personal assets may nave
real estate sold 10 discharge 6iIl'
debts w.thou. any suggestion 81 '''''''
vcucy. g..
2. The proceeds Of the sale are N
the cus'ody Of the Court, ana the 40
mtnistmtor is not entitled nor ~ wa
proper practice 20 alto" him! np'"
Living II apccla! bona, " receive nc
funds arislng IRON ,he sale.
3 Tine fund mast be retained 40
disbmscd IN The Court where the bill
il filed, and then the claims Of al TIC
creditors must De flied aud adjGdIcalCI
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THE ACT OF A SAVAGE.
From tDc Charleston Is. ca Couricr.]

From tAC Charleston Is. ca CCuricr.l
What Sherman practiced in his
march throughout Georgia and South
Carolina in l6G4-'6J he preached as
early rs 1863. In q letter to General
ilal!cck, dated September II, 1873, he
says That we the Grmy) will, il need
be, take every life, every acre of land,
every particle Of property, everything
that seems TO us proper" and that he
would keep up war, pure and simple,
and make the Southern people $50 sick
Of war that generations would pass
away before they would again appeal
to it," This is in the sein as the dec
%laration, a year later, that he VOL Id
"make Georgia howl" and that the
Fifteenth Corps did its work well. A
simple perusaI OF letters. published by
himself, will show that such crimes as
the burning Of Columbia we're. in his
view, legitimate and proper acts of
war, But against this we can set the
opinion of 4 better soldier and a better
man than Sherman, whose judgment
was as cool and dispassionatc in
things which came home to him and
his people az in things which he and
mis- had no personal concern. When
Gen Lee visited this State. not long
before his death, a gentleman who
knew him well asked his opinion of
Shcrman's conduct. This, it must be
remembered, was several years after
the war, when there were the same
means that there are now of forming a
true Judgment. What passed is given
as follows:
"Gcn. Lee, | desire to ask a ques.
ton, which you will please not reply to
if there is any improperly in lit"
"Ask it, sir"
"Was Gen. Sherman, in his march
through tic country, justified, under
the usages of war, in burning our
homes over The heads of our women
and children, while we were in the
licldY"
Gen. Lee arose from his chair, his
eyes frightened, and said: "No, sir
SIR ii was Tie act Of a savage. He
was not justified under the usages of
war"
This we have from the lips of the
gentleman 10 whom Gen. Lee said
these words. They are worthy of
note, and the praise that Gen. Lee
used in speaking of Shernan's shame
when every other bitterness of the
is forgotten 1T was the act of a
savage"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-07-29

A decision by the supreme Court o
Tennessee, delivered on the 1th, set
tied an Interesting question growing
out of the new tax law. The special
point involved In the case was the right
OF the State to collect the six per cent.
interest upon taxes since the LIST Of
last November. This Ease originated
before Il Justice of the Peace. Park
paid the interest on his taxes under
protest.. Afterwards he brough. suit
to recover the interest III a Justices
Court, and obtained judgment. from
Which Myers appealed 10 the Circuit
Court, where the magistrates iudg
mcnt was Affirmed The Supreme
Court has reversed that Judgment, de
that the collection Of the inter
is clearly warranted by the law and
he Constitution Of the State. : Mem.
ibis Avalanche.
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DAMN THE DOG LAW,
dow 81 Madison County Patriot Is
Taxed t. Starvation.
rom the Jackson lTcnn] SUM-

From the Jackson tTcnn1 SUM-
He sat IN front of n grocery store
and ga2cd wi,,fuIly upon the piles Of
mca, and things, heaped up within lie
then looked sorrowful!y down upon
himself AMI gently smote bis stomach
lie tnen turned and gazcd tondiy upon
the turee lean, gubdued- looking 'purps''
lie tLen danced anst,Iy st the Court
house, aid with AasAing eyes and ner-
yous Jerk ~ his chair, snapped out,
"d-n the dog law,n Ills garments
were rent ana torn with service and
time His hat was . crownIcss VENT
lator, and sal down very much over
one eye, his shoes only extended wei
over the ius!cg, while hey ond his sock
less toes spread out aud daIlled with
the summer zophyrs. His couEte
nance bore alternate expressions OF
sadness, affection OF anger, rs his eyes
wandered from the stores within IL
the dogs without, and to the Court
house over the way. About every two
minutes he would exclaim, with en-
phasis, "d-n the dog law" FINALLY
he Jumped up, oyerturning bis chair b,
Me fury Of his ascent, planted his toe
firmly upon the pavement, slapped Ill
breast with vigor, and for about i've
minutes hurled at the Courthouse
perfect blue stream Of intense oaths
which, boiled down, meant d-n th
dog law, d--n all engaged in passln,
it, d--n those who have charge Of it
execution, and d--n the State in gene
raj. When he had cooled down some
what q bystander remarked
"Why, friend, you seem to be tel
riblv exercised"
"Fxerciscd I" lie exclaimed, wgues
am. My taxes are so high" he cor
tinucd tiercely, 'that don't know ho'
| am to pay them and support IN
family
"What are your taxes ?" asked Ii
bystander.
Nine dollars, sir" replied the al
cry countryman.
Nine d0llors why that isn't muc
FOL u farmer who owns land and make
cotton" replied the ~bystander,
The countryman looked very har
at his qnestioner a minute, then pushe
his hat 5rim far back upon his ear
brought forward prominently Il s.
Of toes, and said:
Stranger, | don't W any liant
nor hogs. nor cattle, nor horses, nc
sheep. am q renter; but does ow
them thar dOr9s thar, II Of which
q bitch, and the tax Oh them dorgs, t
gcthcr with my poll tax, amounts
nine dollars, sir, and / say it's an out
rage, and d-n any man what says
amt"
KIN EN-" gently suggested I'll
stranger.
"What did you say, stranger? Xxi
them dorgs to CRAFTY the rich me
who passed that law. I'll see 'cm a
ID first, aNl then's not only M
sentiments, but the sentiments of IN
Old woman and my seven gals and tiv
boys; staryG or no starVe, tax or n
tax, and now you hear me, you do.
And with this he ambled off with a
air Of supreme contempt, followc
YEARLY by his three hungry dogs.
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tie results OF HE war, II VIII, lhuSe"
be worth all the money eEpe'"'' "Po"
and the time devoted TO H. llaloo"-
the old Affairs OF Liberty we eahho'
rpioln oul hands IN Drotler'y H'lec'Io"
aAd national lo'ai'Y, !ct US SPIKE Vno
cannon that WA only p'oc'a,m ou'
w]ea.Nc,'. ptl our L''' ~ 'n'' "''''
smo.hcr our cages en-. our aS'es' ""''
wait for our American aloc 70 give Us
q better b~IpssoMldg
i few weeks ago. NJ, 'ei'IFaon ~"
Wis, lnc eA-lEes'-tnl OF inc |o"'c"'I
rag, w.s iep9.IeH 70 have eHnog,pu
I'll Audience 10 ""'1.' Le ""s sPop",i'a
20 be- 40 .oy"I 10 ne u" NV Va w.
Union now AZ tney were "1I'ns 'nG
/ Mexican war. Al the SouIA cou'"
Know what music there vas in these
words to Northern ears--Aow gralc'ui
We were to Their OLD cNlel Tor tNelA IN
would appreciate the strength u our
longing Tor complete restoration C'
the national feeling that existed "ne'!
Northern and Southern blood mingled
IL common sacrifice on Mexican sou,
This national lec!ing, THIS hat'oha
pride, this brothcrIy love, mnsE 0c res.
tyrel and accursed DC amy NoEt1IeFH
OF Southern man, whether IN power OF
out OF po"er, whether politician V"eo
rizcr, carpct-bagGer, presldent'm@hcE
or pIundcrcr, who puts obstacles ~
the way Of such a restoration. AcH o.
the South, We want YOU Men OI NuG
South, we long Tor the restoration o.
your peace aud your prosperity we
would see your cltIes thriving, your
homes happy, your plantations 'eenl-
ing with plenteous harvcsCs' your
schools overhowln9, your "iscS s'n'eS o,
men leading YOU ana all causes aho III
memories OF discord wipco OUT forever
Yon do not believe thlsr linen you
do not know the heart OF tae NorIn.
Have you cause OF compliant "sain''
the politicians hiaS, 50 n",' We
Help us, 40 loving anu ioy"l Anei'
can citizens, 10 make our poi'lr!'ns
better, only remember anu pel'e''
that there Is noIhih9 mat 'ne Nostl
wants so much to-u"l, Us your iocos
nltl"ll OF the iaet th"' 'hc GU 'c'at'oa'
between you ana US are forever res
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your poIicy' an" your NcS''ny' "re ON
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under The Ola nag
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fellowship, shouIo DC ,le ie"G'hS On
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