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A GOOD LIKENESS {, something which every ono
ought 10 have, and 81 j. POWERS, els Main sire :,
can rive YOU one.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use of MEADE BAKERS SAPoNINE DESTl-
FRICE. which viii speedily remove iuciplent tar.sr
aud scurf. Price. fifty cens box.
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COURT ORDERS.


TERFIELD COUNTY-iN VACATlON-JUNE
I1,JSs0: o-
Dy..........,.... Iihtili
azainsJ
f. j. Gresham and others. .......,,...D defendants.
IN CHAScKRY.
The object of this suit Is 10 subj CT an ur divided
one-h III interest In lhe tract OF land containing
935x acres. I'm the county OF Chesterfield ana state
0f Virginia de cribcd in the Plaintiffs blu and now
IN the possession Of George j. Rogers, TO The paw
ment OF a Judgment against 4. j. Gresham and In
favor of the pl r. for the sum OF s476.43, Win
Interest thereon the rate OF per centun per an
nun from he IN day Of July. 1851, until paid.
Aud an njavit having been made and filed that
one OF tie defendants, the holder of The negotiable
note for 81 600, made and signed by George j.
Rogers and payable TO his order ninety days al
Ter date and endorsed by him and bearing ever date
with the deed of trut or OF any oher note or notes
which may have been given from time 10 time IN re-
newal Of The ad note, either in whole or I'm part.
secured be eaid by deed Of trust from George j.
Rogers and Ella y. Rogers, his wife, 10 X. &. Pc
gram, trustee, bearing date the 2Sth day OF May,
1877 and recorded in the clerks Office of the COun-
~ COurl Of Chesterfield county, is person party
unknown, II is hereby ordered that The said holder
Of said negotiable note or notes 90 appear here with
In one month after due publication of this order In
the Rich,noud Dispatch, a newspaper published In
the C1ty of Richmond. Va aud do wbal Is necessary
TO protect his interest In this suit.
c0py-:este. Il. II. FLOURNOY. Clerk.
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sUMMtR RE,4s Rrs.

VARIETY SPRING s. OPEN 2ornJ JUNE.
On The thessoesse and Ohio railroad ffteen
miles west OF staanfon, cars stopping AT the door.
Exeelltn, water, ers nj scenety, and good fare.
Usual smasemeots. Board; s25 per month OF thir-
under twelve wear and servants hsif.prsce. Rath-
Ing In healing water grail. T.. 4 M. BuRRtfSS,
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DAWLEY SPRINGS, VA, NEAR

HI HARRISONBURG.-The are three LARGE
HOTELS, with appointments OF The highest order
and accOmmo modaiions FOR 700 guest. OPEN JUNE
1sT. Rates: bay, $3.50 week. aI0: $40 TO $50
per month. Two thousand feet above tice wafer. A
deigh:fui place TO escape heated SIMMER months
For particulars address &. A. SPRiNk Ell, Trea-
kurer Harrisonburg. Va. niy 26-eOd26
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HEALING SPRINGS.

III IN II NVI y T. n"
are now opn. Terms: $3.50 per day, SIS per
week. and $50 per month OF twenty-eighs days
WATEH for sale at Purcell, Ladd 4 Co.'S. Send
postal for descriptive pamphlet.
II. CARTER EUBANK.
s. 7-lm Proprietor.
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NEW AGENCY FOR LITuIA WATER.-Hayrg
been appointed by Colonel Thomas i. Goode one ~
hi, agents for the sale Of BUFFALO LIrHh WATER,
we shall keep supply Of this very valuable wafer
on hand, and are prepared to meet any demand
tina, may be made on us for it. Y. w. POWERS
CO. Druggists, No. 1908 Main street.
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CEASlDE RESORT.
COBB'S ISLAND, VA.
sURf-BATElNG, FISHING. .SNIPE-SHOOTING.

This HOTEL Is reopened for the reception Of
visitors. Terms: 81 Ter day, tl2 per week, "a o
per month. ROu,e from Norfolk or old Point by
steamer Banks TO Cherrysione every Monday,
WeCnesday, and Friday. SPADY COBB
ie 2-1m~ frOprtctOrs.
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Read LEVY BRorHERs' new advertisement in -
DAYS paper.
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PROPOSALS.

RICHMOND ND ALLEGaANY RAILROAD Co.,l
CHIEF ExeIEEER's OFFICE,
DO. 1i04 MAIN STREET.
hcHhohp. VA. June 2, 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ II Tits once hnfiI i2 O'Clock THURSDAY the
zith a June, 1850, for the GRADUATION AMI
MASONRY between BueEanan and the mouth of
North rlyeY. twenty-five miles. aud between
Maiden's Adventure csia and Cedar Point, Eve
miles.
InforlnsiIou in regard 10 the work win be fur.
nlsh<d ~ AsJor George McKsudrer, tstv1Son en-
nnstr. bncLanags and " hsisr n. Boltops divis-
AoTsed . Proposals o. qvlstdt 81 envelope.
.sa,o,.,RH .,R r. TrssrkE, Chief xpsipssE
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GO TO NJ. J. POwERs's, sl3 east Main strs't.
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY If you want GOOD III =
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TCRE.
COHEN BROTHERS. COHEN BROTHERS 1.-Two
thousand yards OF VICTORIA LAWN, suitable for
commencement dresses, at lie. a yarc-genCla'.j
sold at zoe. y9rd.
PEKIS- STRIPE SASH RIBBON. quarter Of Sari
wide (al sikl 10 all the shades, az SOC. yacd
tie hand.omtJt goods out this soasoc-en ,irely Lew
designs.
BEsT PHOTOGRAPHS. LEE GALLERY, Natu
stree.
Low PRICES ron PHOTOGRAPHS. LEE GAL
LERY.
LTEGALLERY PHOTOGRAPHS DELIGHT AL.
CmILpRES's PHOTOGRAPHS beautifully taAcn.
LEE GALLERY.
HAVE YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS DONE. LRE GAL-
LERY, Main street.
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BARGAINS AT HurzLER BROTHERS,.

ST. WILLIAMS, a prominent druggist OF Sail s.
bury. Nd, wrote, January 20, 1878 send ne
one dozen TUFTS PILLS, and If they proys what
,ou claim for them will order more February
18th he writes: Send me two dozen more Of
DIR. TurT's LIVER PILLS BY return mail. They
are doing wonders here
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EMINENT DE-. W. v. srrcARr,
BALTIMORE, WRITES;
Iconhdenily recon mend Coidens Lisbios
LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF for consumption de-
bility, weakness, &c. have tested II Win pijses'
sal success.
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sseLEvY BROTHERS s.tck Of Drilhngf, rweed',
Csssmeres, Cotionadss, CheyioH, f'annes, an1
lienilemen,s rurnlshrg Goods.
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CHRISTIAN & WHITES OLD KENTUCKY WIS
KEY, four years Old, exceis. Price only $3.50 pol
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60 20 LEVY BROTHERS, for your Fans, Glove ?,
.h.Rlbnons, Paras0ls. Lace. and Embrol0eTle.
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BUsINnss CHANCEs.

FOE ga LE: .lo, .,o,,xrxps.
s,s.,s.T .THkEE doPS PowDRs' SeRsIhnaSfs IBhIafs GO.
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AFRAGRANT BREATH Is always pleasure, 5nd
you can have II by using The delicious CARBOII,
MoUrH.WAsH pre- pared only by MEADE y BAkFK
Pharmacists. II destroys The offensive ofor cause
By disease! gums and decayed teeth, and sptel.y
restores them 10 healthy condition. Prc-
Nifty cents bO,te.
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N{KGINIA--IN The CIKLUfI tUU II
Y OF FHANOVER1DUNTY. APRIL 26, 1850 :
Fdrfa Vaughsn. late sheriff Of Hanover cOruty,
and as such administrator with the wia annexed
of Mary A. Ealher.ooi, -Piaiislif.
Agefssst
T. j. kssszie, trustee, wslliam Il. Sims, and Others
- Defendants
A rep4rt Of .ie accOsxts OF the said Ed~in
VAUGHAN. sheriff. and aduinisirstor with the VIII
an eexedlf Mary A. Eatbessn. deceased, and OF Inc
debts and demands against said Eathelon's estate,
having be.sa nled In fhe once Of ihis court In this
suit a nd more than two years having eap.ed since
the qnsaca ton Of said personal representative on
tile motion .pf William n. slime. legaiee OF said
Mary A. Fath on. IL Is orcered that the creditors
OF said Mary A. tatber,oB. deceased, do show cause,
AZ any they ear. the rst day Of The next regular
M an delivery Of the estate OF said dececent
10 her iegatees without refundIng bonds
: A copy-Tests: fasF j. A. BROWN, Clerk.
'~S''' Lea - : 10 my l7-Mlw
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IN CHANCBRY.

The object OF this suit Is 10 subject tract or and
containing 8 76 acres more or less. OF John Wilkln-
son, In the county OF Amelia aud state OF Vir2nis
described In the plaintiffs bill 10 the payment Of
Judgment against him and in favor OF the plaiuiif,
for The sum af 1901 63, with legal interest thereon
from the IN day OF June, 1879, until paid.
And an afndavit having been made and Il ed that
I, o defepdans John Wilkinson and Mary IL. VIII
kInson his wife. not residents OF this State,
/. hereby ordered that the said John Wikinson and
Mary H. WilkiEson do appear here within one
month amer due publication OF this order In the
RichmODd DfspG<ch, n newspaper published In the
city Of RchmGDd. Va, and co what Is nece sary 10
IN oect their interests In this suit.
. A c9ny--ieste: E. ii. COLEMAN. Clerk.
MEADE UAsKIs{g. %. u. Jc laM4w
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ExcTRSI0NS, PiT.NICs. &c.
TUIRTY-SIXrH ANNIVERSARY.
OF THE
RICHMOND GRAYs.
MONDAY. JUNE IA, 1880.
GRAND EXCURSION AID RAsKfT p,C-NIC
10 BON AIR. ONLY FIGHT NILES FROM
THE CITY-FiFTETN MINUTES RIDE.

The Grays. having chartered rain Of coaches OF
ihe Richmc no and Dtnville Railroad Company, Will
give an EXCURSION AED BASKET PICNIC 10
NuN NIE ON MDNOAY. june 4. IsSO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-09-04
GLEANINGS.

st. LOUIS has 01S teachers in her public
schools and 81 ,55S scholars. There are 1862
studying German, a decrease of JG3 since last
year. which we ARE glad to see. The employ.
ment of coloIed teachers IN the colored schools
has increased the attendance
Elgin has eighty manufacturing establish.
ments, employing 1,947 operators. OF this
number the watch factory gives employment
to /, 1874; the canning factory (one.sixth of the
year. to $50. and the milk condensing factory
to "A. Oneiourth of these establishments are
run by water power
The Chicago, Hannibal & ST. Joseph com.
pany has been fully organized To extend the
Hannibal IL ST. Joseph road from Quincy to
Chicago. The surveys have been completed
and the directors will meet in New York, Au.
gust 90, to perfect arrangements for the i'm.
mediate construction OF the road, which 1t is
expected to have completed IN the fall of 1891.
-Railcdy Aye.
Travel to Europe this summer shows an eX-
cess OF 1000 trstcass passengers over that of
1879 The total number carried so far to Eu-
rope by the passenger steamship lines alone,
and not including those who went by the mi
nor freight lines has been 1896. Thus at
least 10000 persons have gone to Europe from
tIllS country 10 SlltHu lle SUMMER. II we dS
sumo that the average expenditure OF these
persons will be $500 per capita-a low esti-
mateit will be seen that they will leave $40
600 coo abroad during the season.
One of the most notable achievements con-
nected with the recent masonic concave IN
Chicago was that of Pulmans Palace Car
company in providing sleeping cars for so
large portion of the multitude. During three
days, loaded Pullman cars arrived here in num-
beers as follows: Sunday 50, Monday 16l, Tues
day 10; total 295 These cars brought here
about nine thousand passengers, and from
Tuesday to the following Sunday four hun.
dred Pullman cars went out of Chicago, car
rylng away about twelve thousand persons
The number of cars arriving on Monday, 16l,
is far greater than ever before massed at one
point in a single day, far exceeding the bust
est day Of the Philadelphia centennial. The
16l cars required 200 employees, and represent
ed nearly $3000,000 Of capital. 1t Is evident
that it would have been very difficult to have
concentrated so great number of sleeping
cars from all parts Of the country if each road
had only its own equipment to draw from.
Only a separate company with great resources
in this respect could meet the demand. The
operative department of the Pullman company
is certainly entitled to great credit for its
promptness and efficiency IN this remarkable
mergency.-Rattpay Age.
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The WISCONSIN Central.

During the last two years this company has
boon quietly but rapidly advancing towards a
position Of strength and financial soundness.
Its plan of reorganization has proved popu-
lar one, and It's adoption frees the company
from all embarrassment. Its stock has already
assumed value in the market, rs the danger
of being wiped out by n foreclosure, which
has so long threatened it, Is now removed.
The business of the road, as shown by the
earnings, increased IN 1879 over 1873 81 Ito
per cent and in 1880 over 1879 for Z months
now past, 80 per cent New and important
steps have been taken recently to further en-
nance the value of the property. The COM
pany has just leased again the Milwaukee d
Northern road, which is regarded IN railway
circles as being of advantage to both compan
les 1t was stated that both the Chicago IL
Northwestern and the Chicago, Milwaukee &
ST. Paul companies were DESTROYS Of securing
this property, but the mutual interests of both
the Wisconsin Central and the Milwaukee &
Northern have again placed the latter under
the control of the former company.
New lines have been and are now being con-
structed by the Wisconsin Central company.
One branch road of five miles IN length car
ries the track into the city of Appleton, and
another, now nearly finished, about two miles
long, runs into Neenah. Both of these cities
are on TIC laulous "dleI power VI luc L VA NV
er, and are the best manufacturing points in
the state. The flour mills of these points con-
sumo about thirty.ive car loads Of wheat per
day, and in order to control this traffic new
road IN the interests of the Wisconsin Central
is being constructed westward from the most
western point on Its line to Chippewa Falls.
This gives the Central direct connection with
st. Paul and Minneapolis and the railways of
Minnesota and Dakota This new line will
also furnish fine outlet for lumber and will
largely stimulate this traffic on the Central
road The construction of line across north
ern Wisconsin, which it 10 expected will soon
be built by the Northern Pacific company, will
also be large feeder to the Central All these
features have been quietly fostered by the
managers of this company, and they are al,
ready reaplng the fruits of careful, shrewd
and energetic nagement.-Rail,cay Age.
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FALL RIVER, Aug. 30.-Some young demo-
Gratis of oar town have been trying TO give
some OF us republicans away in wholesale
manner. LIST, we have republican club of
men mot boys) and l am member of the
same with the reservation that do not vote
for Jno. NJ Hamilton for Lieutenat Governor,
and for old friendships sake / vote for Will
liam Milligan for Sheriff. In other words, l
confidently expect that the veteran soldier
Clark will be elected to said office, but tor
above reasons have agreed TO hroc my Uote
araU would further state that there are no
others ITO follow NE, in this town or Grand
Rapids, that know of. l am lifelong re-
publican, but take the liberty to favor friend
and a worthy man in the other party occasion
nlly. ms every independent man, who is not a
politician, Will do. JOSHUA PUsEY.
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"Do you think" she hesitated, that your
mother would be willing to be troubled with
snch visitor as mty"
Duke Redfeid's face grew radiant.
only try her." said he. Dear Judith, you d
be as welcome as flowers in May!'
| And the next day Mrs. Redfeld came over
IN the old farm carryall toclaim her guest and
the Swamp House was left to its own dreary
desoation and the driving SHOWS of January
Scarcely three weeks had elapsed, when
young Doctor Dedling came to the l'edheld
farm in his own gig, with the old roam horse,
that really made quite a good appearance when
you didn't hurry, and the road was tolerably
good, and he was free from visitation COM
monty known as the "hcaves."
"Therc amt nobody sick here" said julius,
the hired man, who was splitting wood at the
side of the house, as he eyed the doctor rather
suspiciously.
mo, know it," sad Doctor Dedling; "but
I've called to see Miss Gray"
Miss Gray amt noways ailin' as | know
Of" persisted Julius, feeling at the edge of his
axe, and still staring hard at the medical rep
resentative of Glassville.
II have called" said Dr. Deding, with dig
ntv, "as friend"
"Ohm said julius
"Wlll you be kind enough to let me in ="
"Tant no use" said Julius, rolling pro-
diglous pine knot down from the pile, and
preparing himself for stupendous effort;
'there amt nobody ut home"
Nobody at home?' echoed the doctor.
"They've all gone to church" explained
Julius.
40 church, man? Why, it's only Tuesday"
"Who said twan't?' retorted Julius. They
amt gone to hear servlce-thcy is gone to be
married.
"Whoy" demanded Doctor DcdlIng
"Our Marmaduke and VI ss judith"
And down came the axe upon the pine knot,
with a crash that made the man of medicine
start back.
The new railroad was duly constructed, di.
rectly across the boggy depth of old Miles
Gray's cranberry swamp, and the five thou.
sand dollars were placed to Mrs. Marmaduke
Redfield's account in the nearest national
bank and Mrs. Pytchley thinks that she has
made n mistake in taking the gold eagles in.
stead of the cranberry swamp-but young Doc
tor Dedling thinks his mistake was greater
still.--IiJany ECeniHg Jouynal
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Nineteenth Ohio district Is the man for
whom you are requested to vote through your
primaries, at the convention, at the polls, u
man who is beyond all faint of just suspicion
that he Will use his Office for personal ends?
Not merely is he too honest to lie and steal
but is he honest enough to feel Il disgust tor
those indirect and specious DISCUSSES which
corruption so much allcctsy
The independent, Of course, continues It's
usefulness as a religious republican journal
by supporting Garfield and all his sins for
President
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scott as n Rhetorical Novelist.

Mr.. Matthew Arnold, with perfect justice
denies what, To be sure, no one had admitted
the existence of the Homerlc quality
IN SCOTS poetry; but in his prose there is
something of the easy abundance that marks
the Greek bard. This unlimited fertility of
invention, the representation Of divers stages
of civilization, has been made one Of the argu-
mcnts IN favor of dividing among number
of poets the honors given to single Homer.
But il is precisely one of the peculiaritles of
genius to he able to do singe-handed what
can otherwise be done, II at all only by num-
Der of ordinary men; and it is not hard to i'm
agine circumstances under which an argument
might be made against the likelihood that Guy
Manncring and Quentln Durward were written
by the same person. 1t Is, above all, this won
dcrful abundadce and variety OF invention that
won Scott his high position. Nothing about
HIM IS more striking than his unwearying i'm
agination. II seldom soars to the greatest trag-
ic heights but II still less frequently flags. In
his treatment of historical incidents he taught
historians how they should look upon the
chronicles Of the past While they had writ
ten about wars and treaties, he set before his
readers the feelings OF the people. The his,
tories written in the last century had been un-
satisfactory, from the fact that while they
showed research they contained no definite
statement of the underlying causes that made
history. They touched only the outside OF
things, but Scott, and, indeed, In his inaccur-
ate way, Chateaubriand, told what the people
felt Scott saw the people living and he rep
resented them living on his crowded pages. 1t
may be safely said that there is no subsequent
historian who has not felt his influence. Au-
gustin Thierry acknowledged his Indebtedness
TO the great romancer IN the warmest terms,
calling him the greatest master there has ever
been in the matter Of historical divinatlon.-
September Atlantic.
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Nj KIN EUSSII, German Druggist and Apotnecary.
w. (whoesae and retsil) Main Ottawa Ill., I'm.
porter Of Drugs, Chemicals, French Cognac Brandes,
Wines, &c.
nR. VIM. SH E,PPA ID, Member of the Royal
~ College of Veterinary Surgeons, England; Fellow o!
the London Veterinary Medical Associations also Veerina
Editor Duntons Spirit Of TIE Turf can be copsuted at
his Office, Jefferson ST. half block West of Post Office
aug3
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-09-04

One of the strongest reasons for destroying
the republican party at the approaching cleo
ton Is that so long as that party retains power
there cannot be real reunion OF the states
Every republican newspaper every republican
speech adds fresh evidence that the hope Of
the party IS in alternating solid North from
a solid South, made solid by republican mis-
behavior. During the years since the close OF
the war scarcely number of any illustrated
republican journal has appeared that does not
represent the s0utherner as a haltstarved, i'll
dressed and ruffianly person, with a pistol in
his belt and bowie-knie in his hand. Dur
ing those fifteen years every congressional
campaign at the North has found It's republi-
can orators, journals and party platforms Will
fying the "unrepenant South" The notion
of punlshing whole section OF the country
because Its inhabitants, although they obey
the laws, are not lnwardly "repentant" would
result, if carried to its logical conclusion, in
an American Inqulsition much more search
ing than that of Spain. 1t Is time that this
nonsense were finally exploded, for 1t Is very
vicious nonsense, and interteres with the de-
velopment and progress Of all the southern
states Under President Hancock there will
be an end of it everywhere, as under General
Hancock there was an end OF it In Texas and
Louisiana. Business men know very well
that we cannot afford to create a "black Ire
land" at the South. If the talk of the repub-
hcan howlers is to be taken IN earnest a BLACK
Ireland" is precisely what they wish to create
in the South If their talk is not to be taken
in earnest, what is to be said of public writers
and public speakers who STIR up strife, and set
in motion so fierce a passion as sectional ha-
tired. without even the prelense OF accomplish.
ing any practical purpose? 1t is such consid-
erations as these which are enlisting so many
northern soldiers and disconnected republi-
cans in the support of General Hancock. They
have been waiting fifteen years TO behold a
perfect restoration of the Union, and they
have grown weary Of seeing every four years
the same scarecrow brought out as "gonia
Ion" The people OF the United States outside
of lunatIc asylums are not be frightened by
such bugaboos as the assumption of the rebel
debt" "repudiaton of bonds" and pensions
to rebel soldiers" or into party which seeks
to array all the northern whites and all the
southern blacks against all the southern whites
World.