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The Meeker herald., 1896-10-03
the MAovAR RACE.
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Prof vambery began By atating that
there was scarcity Of Trustworthy hts
torical evidence relative to the ear,test
origin of the Hungarian nation. says
n Vienna correspondent Of the lenaeh
Times. All that was known ON tae
subject had been derived frorn bysaa.
tine and an Arab writer. Accerdihe W
them. the Aaxyars were a ute~ u
Turkish nomada. who, eetus driven
from their own territory by the eAs
croachments al their msse tewertal
eountrymen. wandered westward And
eventually reached Hungary by way "
the lower Danube tr response 10 an M
Siration Of King Arasses ~ bavaria.
who needed their asNsArs Assssssase
against the SlAv ksax ~ MsxaSsa, Fsr
nearly \ century the MAksArs settled
in Hungary. Continued their prsmSuse
mode Of life As wsssskr aenasas under
taking periodical raids to all parts ot
Europe and capturing numerous pris-
eners: these they cmrieyca in asricul-
tursl pursuits while the NAkyars them
selves remained the dominant race.
Toward the close OF the tenth century
the Masyars embraced Christianity.
and, blending in one political body the
various clinical elements which had
become resident in Hungary, constitute
ed the Hungarian nation. For centuries
the Magyar minority continued to rule
over the non-Magyar majority by sheer
force of their warlike and governing
characteristics. By the aid Of their hb-
eral institutions and the hospitality
which they extended TO foreigners. they
succeeded in maintaining their SUI
premacy through all vicissitudes. From
these Asiatic nomads the present Hun
garian nation descended.
Prof. Vambery then went on to say
that Hungary had invariably formed an
insurmountable barrier against the bar
barism of the east Had 1t not been
for the stubborn resistance offered by
the Christian armies of Hungary to the
inroads of Turkish hordes. the progress
and civilization of western and central
Europe would have been retarded for
hundreds of years. Indeed, 1t could be
said that Hungary had acted as the SEN
tinel of western civilization, but in con-
sequence of its being In perpetual readi-
ness for war the intellectual condition
Of the country had remained behind.
During the past two centuries this had
been remedied, and in all respects the
progress and development Of the nation
had been remarkable. At the begin
ming OF the present century the Magyar
population of Hungary numbered only
about 100000. To-day 1t exceeded
S,00O,000. There is scarcely any trace
left of his Asiatic extraction in the
modern Magyar. He still retains. how
ever. those liberal, generous, and
chivalrous traits which assisted him in
conquering the various nonMagyar ele-
ments Of the country. and which have
given him that extraordinary power
Of absorption by means of which mere
handful of Asiatic wanderers have
gradually grown into powerful ma
tion which is about to celebrate the
I.00Otn anniversary OF Its existence.
The Meeker herald., 1896-10-03
France and Turkey

London, Sept. 2S.-The Paris cores.
pondent OF the Chronicle learns that NJ.
CambOn. the French ambassador at
Constantinople had long interview
with the sultan yesterday, in the
course Of which he declared that the
western powers had resolved to insist
that the reforms which had already
been granted in the Armenian provinc-
es should be extended to the whole
Turkish empire.
The Meeker herald., 1896-10-03

Jessie Findlay. the noted woman out
law was released from the United
States Jail last week ON $4,000 bail.
This was probably done ON the theory
that an Oklahoma outlaw gets Justice
quicker on the OUTSIDE Of prison. Bill
Doolin had been In Jail for months
with prospects Of many months more
delay in his trial and possibly his nnal
escape from the Law. He escaped
from prison and within sig weeks was
shot dead. Jessie Findlay has killed
four men and bsen the leader Of half
dossa hold-upa. :, Her next effort may
~ hsg last
The Meeker herald., 1896-10-03
B,.n .rel.. Letter Authentic.

Friedrichsruhe. Sept. pa message
was sent to Prince Bismarck to-day
asking him us to the authenticity OF
the text of his recent letter on the sub
ject of bimetallism. addressed to Gov.
ernor Culberson of Texas.
The correspondent was met by Coun,
Won Rantzau, Prince Blsmarck's son.
in-law. who took the message to the
ex-chancellor. He returned In a few
minutes with the answer that the text
Of his letter, as published in the Ham
burger Nachrichten, was authentic.
The Meeker herald., 1896-10-03

Steve Brodie. bridge-jumper. saloon
keeper. and theatrical star. whipped his
theatrical manager to standstill in
San Francisco. He Is playing his SEN
sational piece. On the Bowery, on the
coast circuit, and he and his manager
went out to see the town. A good deal
of whisky was consumed and then
round and 1t was 4 very short one, and
now the great actor Is looking for q
new manager.
The Meeker herald., 1896-10-03
MISS w,LLARD-s APPEAL.
A.srse.. w.-.s. n.s. Help o.s tAs Ar


Chicago, Sept IA cab,eEram from
L0udon to the International Woman's
Christian Temperance union in this city
says Miss Frances e. willard has sent out
the following call to the ten thousand
local unions in the United States
Comrades, the cup Of wrath Is fuA
In these two terrible years. when the
massacre Of the Innocent has been done
under the eyes Of our paralyzed rulers
in Christian lands, we have thought that
men alone could help. But 1t Is women
who are dying two deaths on the bloody
East, and we, their sisters, cannot longer
wait. You have nobly responded to my
earlier appeal and In the name Of Christ
and humanity. Of the home against the
harem. earnestly and tenderly call upon
you to organize meetings in every locality
urging our government To cooperate with
with England in putting = stop to the
massacres and giving protection henc,e-
forth In Armenian homes Let there h.
meetings addressed by the pastors. the
business men and the most capable woni-
en-. Let money be raised by systematic
visitation as well as by collection and
forwarded TO our national treasurer. Miss
Helen NJ. Barker. the Woman's Temple.
Chlcseo.
And may God deal with us at last as
We deal with our Armenian brothers and
sisters and their little ones in this hou
sisters and their little ones. in this hour
Of their overwhelming calamity. Yours
for God and home and every land.
"FRANCES f. WILLARD"
The Meeker herald., 1896-10-03

A few months ago 1t was stated that
there were twenty-one handsome
widows In Galien, Mich. and that they
were all In the matrimonial market.
A committee of bachelors was soon
afterward sent up to Galien from JET
ferson county, Ohio. to inspect the
widows and report. The report was
very satisfactory indeed, and already
fve Of the widows have married md
gone to Ohio. and several more are
busily engaged in getting ready to go.
Indeed 1t pays to advertise.
The Meeker herald., 1896-10-03
Michigan Univeraity.

The total enrolment at the Uniyersi-
ty of Michigan is 2.917. exclusive of
the summer school, which has ninety
seven enrolled, making the total 3,014.
There are 173 names on the faculty
roll The heaviest enrolment by far
is in the department of literature,
witch carries 1,2O4 Students.
The Meeker herald., 1896-10-03

Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. senior. is
out with card to the New York press
utterly denying the reports that her
husbands health is in a more precar-
ious condition than ever heretofore. II
is claimed that the multimillionaire is
better than ever and that his physi-
clans are most delighted with his rapid
progress toward ultimate and complete
recovery.
The Meeker herald., 1896-10-03
ssN Mexico R.pasl,c.n..

Las Vegas, n. NJ, Sept 26.-The Re
publican party of New Mexico In Its
territorial convention here to-day
placed itself on record as the friend Of
Mckinley. Thomas b. Catron, the
present delegate to Congress. was ne
nominated. and the st. Louis platform
was indOrsed from top to bottom
The Meeker herald., 1896-10-03

through Burnham station. Without
Whiting for 1t to stop be jumpedstO the
depot platform. missed his footing and
fell. The car truck passed over one OF
his feet, crushing 1t completely. The
injured man was removed first to his
home and later to st. Luke's hospital.
where DIR. ParkhIIl amputated the in
tured member.
The Meeker herald., 1896-10-03
C.p..,. Mcow,r. Hart.

Denver, Sept. pa distressing ac-
cident occurred yesterday morning in
this city. Captain McGwire had left
Camp McIntire at Leadville bearing
dispatches to Attorney General Carr.
In order to reach the attorney general
with as little delay as possible he ar
ranged to leave the train as II passed
The Meeker herald., 1896-10-03

The colored Baptists of north Mis-
souri will hereafter refrain from ex-
tending the hand of fellowship to min
listers who obtain divorces and then
marry again. No easy separation for
them.
The Meeker herald., 1896-10-03
HI. Ou,y Wish.

Young Gushington-Mr. Grimmer. l
love your daughter devotedly. madly!
l cannot live without her! L
Old Grimmer-Oh, all right. All l
ask of you Is not to stay and die In the
house.
The Meeker herald., 1896-10-03

When a man has learned that the
cheapest and best way to get ming
IL to pay for 1t. he is on the highway
TO success.
The Meeker herald., 1896-10-03
r,rr,e !. I.eIsse 3 oenaR

Johnny (the once boy)-Hr. e.nds.
tho grocer, u downstairs and wants 10
know why you didn't answer hh iet-
ter about last months bill. str.
E,itter-Tell him he forgot to tncioss
4 staMp.
The Meeker herald., 1896-10-03
AHou.ehold Nece.slty,

Cascarets Candy Cathartic. the most won
derful medical discovery Of the age, pleas
ant and refreshing to the taste. acts gently
and positively on kidneys. liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system, dispels cods.
cures headache, fever, habitual constipation
and biliousnees Please buy and try box
of c. G. G. to-day; 10, 25 30 cents. Sold and
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
According to the official reports OF the
japanese government. the Island empire
contains 62 so teachers
The Meeker herald., 1896-10-03
rr,p. Undertaken For He.i.h's sake.

win be rendered more beneficial: 1ead the
fatigues OF travel countagacted, u ne voy
Stomach BitterA and use that protective
and enabling tonic, nerve inyigorant aud ap;
petizer regularly. Impurities In air and
water are neltralIzed by It. and 1t -
ma tchiess tranquilIzer and regulator Of the
stomach, liver and bowels. 1t counteracts
malaria, rheumatism. and tendency to
kinney and bladder ailments
The Meeker herald., 1896-10-03

Bill Doolin died with his boots on
and twenty-seven bullet holes in nie
shirt bosom.
The Meeker herald., 1896-10-03

Many a man never knew that his life
was a hard one until somebody was
cruel enough to tell him.
The Meeker herald., 1896-10-03

The campaign Is open. but some OF
the campaign barrels are not.
The Meeker herald., 1896-10-03
rAas ssys.i Hssas.s

SRes WITH S
With the sxhiiarating sense OF rsnsvea
health and strength and internal clean
hp>ea, which follows the use Of Syrup o.
Ftss. h unkMawa 10 the few who have
Ael rrexrcssed beyond the old-time
MeSisetass and the cheap substitutes
seMaesimes offered but never accepted
hk The Npll.informed.
The Meeker herald., 1896-10-03

nre on MIN Said Kahlid found out how
small a person the sultan Of Zanzibar
was anyway.
The Meeker herald., 1896-10-03
English as She's Spelled

II and and o and o.
with an Y on the end spell Su;
And an r and a Y and an = spell !,
Pray, what is a speller to do?
Then II an 8 and an | and q
And an II f u spell side.
There Is nothing much left for the pelier
But to 70 and commit siouxeyesighed.
The Meeker herald., 1896-10-03

Tho foolkiller has been getting the
drop on a great many aeronauts this
season.
The Meeker herald., 1896-10-03

People who act without thinking
generally think when others begin 10
act.
The Meeker herald., 1896-10-03

Politics seldom attract women after
The novelty Of the thing has worn ON.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-12

70 Ricslord sa5 ell bs ssat back -
Cbws
R.ist fe~ho3 ths hlshesi poinl al
Bellows Pals ~ nj ifisht. suuds', seven
tssu sv~, ca the dsH Joan G hiaify, ot
B,ts~s fslls. isil ifcm The Bos'oa sbS
MAsSs hiii.a above TIE falls and wH
ssrbd over sd dto~Usd. Witt tbres
sou p.uiaus BE went scfoss 70 North
WsIpale and rctafaed 81 II o'clock
.tuhbsi b., toe 10 the DARK. sud VI"
pitched lhroa.b bsisesa The stuUger, 90
Ihe bora side
A tired stomscb is vry mach hke =
sprsiuod Sale II y0n sol Z from any
Of tie ,gmp'ous Of dyspepsis, yoaf stou
sch is TRES. Ii needs efntch. We u net
relieve 1t q al soIk Tor time, OF uutil Il
d, tus 'ursd 10 lis paiurRl strength, To do
TIT. successfully, Se must Csc food
yhlrh IL slresdy digested outside Of The
body, sut which siil Ed the digestion Of
otbsr foods tbs, may be taken with n,
soeh product Il the shaker Digestive
Cordisl
Tue Shakers have utiliI the digestive
ptiu cipIss ~, SEPT 10 plsuts FOR the MANI
Iaetute If this 81 icie. aud Its success hss
besa trul, phenoneeal. You can try II
- ~, U6mItsItum q 10 etit', as san
pie bottles are cold by all dfu sisis al
Ihisproe,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-12

Assu item Sc tla lsst JoyHvI relsiiug
10 Military uu. 10 public school. i,.re
feclloa arao tae intellectual ability OF
women ia general sui tue ". Q. T. U. 10
psracaIaf vit yea iiudlv .llos tqusl
space lot sufl 10 aience by member
OF toe v C. I Z. Tie item sccu.e. 90
ncn Of dnEug sptbets, the force Of
witch they c.g1at cumprehsrd II tbins,
valea tasy misgadsutGui."
There ere 5000 somsn studyias 10 The
vsfloas caHsses at oaf country. Tssy are
cafyioF 90 tvo thirds Of The bouo, .ssbol
sfships std Frass. Miss Agnes ltviu Ia.
recently le aaaarsd ~irh The d.ste. Of
Doctor Of Lose w. las Wsststu Uaivsrsi
~ Of Puhhgsfb. Mlss Catolius Willard
BALDWIN FaeaFel i5s degree Of Doctor OF
ssleues itoa Cofbsu Usi,s.i,y, Nj.
Rsnssy 81 Ca@b'iase, Rssl.ud ,tooi hish
e. hOtart 30 el&sties THAI say male stu
dest Mrs. Maria Keh.tson Wright roesiv
cd the highest price ever paid for q bs~s
paper article, $40 100 Ia sola one Of the
most lmpor,saI csmpsigus Of ca, ate var
va planned by xomsa. ptssidcn, Lao |
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-12

There is great excitement 10 spsia yer
the SctIao al The Senate Ia resy.s, to
Cuh' Angry uobs bsve galhe,ed ia the
srrrts Of hngc.uua aud MsdIb, rlutou.
oemcD,rsueu. have btcu osas, The Off
cisl ferte-eltHlves Of ths UDited Ststes
hsve been threatened Ass II the populace
could have o.. sIit. -sr With tn. country
would Re dreIafej i, uuce. That. how
ever, ls Dot lAe Nay 10 which thlnsslsra
doue, The ncu Vito bave been chsrs ed
With The fsspoGtlbiAly VI Good uotins the
spanish Rovrrumeut may bs expected
more iuteIilssulY TO appreciate The situs
tton Tary mast koo~ that there IL no
cause either tet Iltsmpefats language or
Tor h"t' sonaa. sad they msy be trusted
10 q very sias q eaterps upon = course
Which wouh iovolge SPAN il bo.nhtie.
~tth the Uutsa -stcs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-12
lOMMISsIONER-s NOTICE.

IslaIF u NILIItN FUNW
The undeT-ightd, having bten appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court f9rthe Distret " Mao.
chester GOmuisslgbfrt, ~ receive, Examine, aud
adjust Ill claims aud demands u All IeTsons
against the estate u
William Shaw late of Rupert
ia .sid District. deceased and Al claims exhibit.
ed 10 ofset thereto. hereby give notice that ve
will meet for the pufpOses aiofessld ~ tho
once Of Geo Is Thompson, 10 said Rupert,
0B The nth day Of ABgust BeIt, nom
Oclock D. n. until O'clock p n. on
sid day ADD that eli months from ths
lsth day u FtbrnAfy A. H. 1870 il TIE tms
limited by said Cguft f9f ssld creditors " pre-.
cent thelf claims 20 ~ igf tIlniHstiOh aud
allowance.
Dated a. Rupert tbs Ztlh Day ~ FtbfuHy
A h.. 1896
dEO. Il TitJ8pfOF, lr,,,s,.
4l8w EDWAuD T. SHELDON. 4'"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-12
SAMUEL WOODARD,s EsrArr.

- sTArr % YEEMnNr District Of Manchester -
The P,uJ1is CONT fgr me Instruct N Matetesit1.!
To ali persons interested 10 The estate Il
Samuel q Woodland late of Arlington Ia sAd
District occased GRFfIra.
IIy the autr Orty Of the state ~ Vermont yuu
are be eby notified TO appear before the sSd
Probate Court, IT tho Probate ONCE IN Man.
chester In sgld District. IN the 30th dsy ~
March 4 - 1896 ~ 10 O'Clock 10 chow
csuse If any you have, why the aecount ~
Alice b. BucE, AamiuistrattlI Of The estate ~
said dec assd should not BE- allowed and shy
The fesdne n said estate should not be dis
tTIbuted 10 the parties entitled thereto.
Dated VI Manchester. ~ said ds,flct, this ioth
day of March A. y 1880,
4Isw ". IS EDGEHION, Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-12
Tspley's Bread Winners ont wear oil
other shoes,
Advice 60 sIOthers.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting teethp II SC
send at once aud get bottle OF Mrs. VIM
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing. 1t cures dysentery, diarhoes, regul
Istes the stomach and bowela, cures wind
collie, softeOs the gums, reduces infisms'
ton, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. Mrs Winslov's Soothing
Syrup for Children TeethiDg is pleasant
to the taste and is the prescription OF one
OF the Oldest and best female physician
aud nurses IN the United States and is for
sale by all druggists throughout the world
price 25 cts a bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-12
pATRICK POWEK,s L.IlIE.

sTaTE oF YfEHosI Distfiei u Manchester 80.
Be ID remembered. that At a sesslYu u tho
Probate Court holden ~ Ntgehtstsr. sitbIn
ADD fgf stld Disuiet. on tho ith day 0i March
A. b lsN.
Pftssat, Hos. ~ K FgWlrR Judge.
Ih6 AdBffisintnI gu the Estate u fstncE
Powers late - AL ngig8 b. sa.d Distnst do.
es asra prrssutsd % said Court ~ prtlli1n ia
ufiiug. i9r Iieruss " cell Al u the real tstAts
~ sBid dsosassd " pay he dtbts agsIDst ssid
sslAte, Gud therein mEslnR application " ssd
anu igT hesHsb - make sucl ssir
u ls 0fa. red iLag ~ psfsgur iptsrestsf 90
tA. estate u ssid dts6GrH BE- L0tlfsa ~ spFrf
tstgre aid Court. a. tbt pI0batr On 81 ih halr
ehestsf. iu rad bistfict, Of thu zJlL da3 ~
Bafeh A. h. IsS ~ % 'siost 10 the forenoon ~
ggbl4e1Hou ~ ihls order. three Sftks sucess
stssiy pfsYlous thereto 10 The sanfhsrtsf jgCA'
nAL, aAtuspapsf printed a. Manchester siYfs'
suid h sAuN cagts n sny tkeY NAY have Sby
said IlgeEso ,Louh not bs gfanted.
dos ". B ED9kkIOs, Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-12

Remark when yo1 attend play or con
cert bow mauy people disturb tue perioi
msuoe by coughing One msn begins aud
tbe cough seems 10 DO contagious. The
Interruption is great nuisance and there
,s so ueed Of It, for Anyone may cure q
ooxsh With Pineola Bslssm, which costs
tsenty five cents. IL soothes the iuiitms
ton 10 the thro,t aud loosens the mucus
which clogs the air passages. A few doses
Of Ely's Piueols Bal sm stops a cough and
heals u sore throat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-12

We. the uudstlspei sstss 70 rtlapd
TIE moosy on : aity oest bottle q
Gteens, stfpp q lsf, u Il i''ls 70 care
year ooush q cold We sisc eaafsniee a
tweuiy Eve cent bottle 30 prove Alis'se
tory o. ne pay. n Neu Rol fails to cure
your bes ache. We also fsiaad ths money.
FtrLEss a sculR
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-12
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE

EsTirr 90 "utttz UBsuK
TIE uhdsfsigue8. BavIng been appointed By
'ht hoh. Probate 1oGfi fgF The District Of MAI.
chester Commissioner. 70 receive st.nlpe
snd adlu,t all elaine sud demand. OF al per.
sous agAlbtt the tHtAt4 - William O'BfIsu
late o. Afhngioh Ia ed Dlsl4cg. deceased. aud
al claims tIhbled in aff.st thereto. hereby give
ho'!os lhAl ~s al meet, for It's purposes aiofe.
said Al ihe late dStiiing OF the dectAsed 10
hiAEgtoh o. the z5th dAy Of Augu.s nert
from 10 O'Clock 4 S aEuI o'ciact D.
90 tAld DAY. aud thG, - months IRON he 27tb
dil y fsbtuaTy a. lsass Is the time limited b,
said CJurt f0f s1la cfsdliors 70 ptsseht their
9 Aims 70 ~ Tor examination aud aii0uance
Dated A. AiAhgtlus tLls Z'lh day Of
February, A. h. 1896
sHACEsHOBEH,J
Il. n. AhDhINs, J Cons
iiss u, u BARNEY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-12
0hr lunnrbr5ifr JruIuaI
THuEHGaT MARCH a. isss
0. = siG9HBs Eaisf asa PrsgSsia

Ntttta ta. HaHrFs ~ AaueglrrKH
~ tFte ts Har r. Hvu0. aFp VI
LHu taa H#fR IA MAxrrtaTfnxa
THEsr tHrTHr rHeswft vmcH vEBEtsa
AfHu rau rtF Iut - rEuD74vr
Tam ths trf alEm srsrEs rcutsH
FraH GaaBUzrTf THUH ,s
be nsefaE as rHE paMu vHEbH mru
raatM EHE4sHf Hts KrrH WIN ADJ
LhEEu EtH.E af. aurfE TWH HvKvTrrr
EHrbllHeF #1H HAS snnH rNaarNlarsEsY
VIM. MoklsLFf. IN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-12

ssis ,bd secfsisry Seysfs bath sstBou
.sas.8 n 49, Auts Eis Cared II Msyylaud
~ tee .atbsi ai Tie TtaKes.se osmpsisa.
w. tpd .ossn 8alns sssoe siai wurt 10
shs Ealptt, "a TIE plsiiafn At ns bar =
ihs saFreEs Gourt - phsncssn. sapsria
tsHdstt. e gah,le itsfaciias prsadsbt.
q lsse etc Fot sbsaas Al the q lose q
The 1870 osstafy to ulf sbaat sgmsn Dol
hats sbls to eaapftbe18. Oss If tA~
nss' dslsausuts e wott 10 tie " q.
7. { is Peace sba Afba.toa. We h.
ptte itsl oil dnpatss - lar :. p~.rh,e
sbonld Be- ssltlpd h. srblpalvn. We BE-
Htss ih,i H. iatroduos ni.IlsTy aslA into
our psbl.e schools ~ hasa = tsss.beY
10 eresis ioss tex AL .nd d.srs Tor
vspob. sbic- ~pE!d lead 10 erns We
btiis's p.J1AesLC EltaTe 10 school. !. bot
ter ..ls1 70 bosh stLe. ~tib nothing tbs,
u o. ,ce' iou.tls sosId edu ssts fer
RITA Ia 20, soldiers, peace uos va We
bsileVe 90 hsse risst "a tbins Tor 1ur.rl
80, ever ILensG 90 differ irom some otb
ora silhont hsibg ehstsci rEsi ss idIots
We zoos - ssvs tb. right 70 petition.
J9bt QatGoy Adams seitl.d ,bs, 10 1896
~teu. .Iusis banded, be ioash, eleven
oos.ecI i've days Ia iis deteucs.
Mas A, + snTTn.
We would s-y ihs, the sriele Of vhssk
our ir'esf~sdeut complains vac sent "a
by won.u for ~hom ss hsve sresl rss
pset, wsh the rcqasst tbst We pubi@h It
~bc'e someu JIsset0e Ne shall aot ua
dtfsis 70 decide, bat our opiuioA le that
draIics "a schools would be . benefit
fhete is netting which will be 10 likely
to prevent ~st s. to he proposed for it
We also think the ststeme Ut thst woman
plshued the Tennessee rsmpaixn il rs
take, Il vas plsnBed At the Gen House,
Cluelnusti, by Grant and Sherman 10
Mach 1864. before Gt.ot came east. TIE
'nsreh from Atlsni. 10 the sea Was Sber
mss's plan alone, and sss not a new ides
With him. We accompanied Sherman 90
. RAJ through Mississippi from icksbute
10 Merldisn With only 20 600 men 10 FEB
nary 1864. aud be told us iheD that vi b
10000 men he couId go snywhere in the
Confectionery and they did not have men
enough 70 stop him. EDTroU JOURNAL }
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