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PUBLISUE p . EV1.11117 SATURDAY moinirNo,
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By. J. 'B. OtrIATT,
-SMETEIPORT NPICFAN COUNTY, PA
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TERMS: = -.2 $2 00 in Advanie
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7 •• months ,
• to square'ef 12 lines or less,'„3 insertions,
- Va:b . sisliregirent .......
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uleor.llgare:•work d o uble the above • rates.
Tivel rii lines 'Treater type, or elitit lines.nonpare i is
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• 1177 - These terms , be strictly adhered•lo.
Pit6itcs....3llit'cit.o:;i:
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sous.O 7 EAT t:OoRNER MAIN STREET
S*nethnov't, Pia
L. W. X .SON,
DrAer Eitovas; Tin Vete,
..Tappaneit west
• eattbf the Public - ;:qubre,.Enietliport,.. , custotir
mirk. done to order en the shoitestuntice,. nratl•iti the
most substantial manner. • . • ' ' •
DE.: L. R. WIENER,
Surpori, Stoatlrpcirt.,,ra., will attend to al
eesional calls, with prim:witless: ~ 01Tete:two. doors
of the Democrat Office: . ; • • • •••
BEIMETT HOUSE,
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srce t linort, rt, .11 , KeenCo.. Pa. • • W. P.; GOODWIN P roprie
. ter+,tipponite the Court-llouse.' A new; large, eon,
..1114141011/1 and Well.farnishadnonee. • • • . • •'
BYRON D. HAMLIN
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i!iTTOANEY AT LiNV, PRlkbpßit; :.36111ean county, PR..
Agent for ll'''esara. Heating • & Co's
.Laro Attehda
espoelally the. Collection of Llalinst. Examinatitin of
• Lam! Payment of Taxes.'and all
.bukloesa rela ,
tng Wilts! Hatate., Oflleein 'Block.. ,] • :
. L.:L...1-lIJATII,
r.fA...NER.i:..k :.CURRIER,
PORTAGE, McKean Co., Pa
THE: SUli°:73llßEß.•flatters- hiMielf, from
long !xyerieni%). that he cannot be excelled; .in ,
the li,isiness:: • .
Pavocillar , a I tent ion . will be
. paid'to CUSTOM
'WORR.•• forthe'cOnvenieueo - of 'those living
at a•distariee•wishing to hove tanning on shares
arrangemeirts Katie been made with L. H: Dol
ls I, at .. Porf take . ,-the' de—
livery.of the Hydes and the . l . ...eather sill be'ie
turned . to his• Store, *hen tanned. - ..• '
The largest:price
qb in cash, LEATHER, BOOTS,SHOES, or
HARNESS, left at: Dolley's or tannery.:
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Entire sangfaOtion g ived.... • . - ,
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, connoctoil:Ayith my Jonitery. I have .a Boot Si
Shcie',V,tomiy,l:.,l(4rnmis Shop.
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PoTtge, , Pri. •
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r LI ESU 3SCRlBER..atinonnces : to the Public
'1: -I hat.he. , iis purchased the E ti. c If. of the ',so—.
loon'forrrerly.kept. - by:W. I.l'..Baker,-W0 . 61 side
of
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• • ltbhc-Sluare .
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-where- he-is, piepared to rcfeesli' she inner 'man
'with all: the delicarei•usually kept . at 'ff.nst
rIaSS RESTAURANT. . • •
ALE, I CONFECTIONARIES,NUTS,'
imurrsi CHEESE, - &C ' ., &C. •
- FRESH OYSTERS. seried, to 'order,' either
•raw or conked: , , .:-•
• .. : Titos.s Who , —fatuir me with their - pstronag,e
sha ll' no causelo :complain, either, as . tq
prices e: Quality..' • • •
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&net iport,,Sept
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1864.
.11`11E 'SATURDAY . 11.11.NING:.PRST, _.
'' . ..!iiitioldes • Pi/a .IiPP ; of tlieNiioAltei.".
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.The Peoitloiork of the'Snto ay E ept big' ,Po:e: —wblelt
pit lie r'h! uow in. , te.• Fait y- tk ii.t . l'on r!.--, ou kl r,iniply.:no
u(!uneo,in their 'Y'rrspecttiw for 1801, duet'. they iloNhoi
m aintitipior teL tl'f it Week l y the 105111 clintwolyr it has al--
&41? ire. (71ass L,il:~rnry3'al~ef•.S
Tlie) , .liivp reason to;belie .e that the, - ntoribi of MIIS.
.oV . ool.t t iauther or —East,l4 me," drc
author of "Elenor's Victor , " kc.; MARION HAMA - ND,.
intliorlor "Alone," Arc.; Vict or',"
;IRGINIA A. TOW,N
liEN,totnd numerous other " xcellent writers hayo • beeii
generally regarded as possessing, the greatinit merit and
the most absorbing interest; and thly• design procuring
for . The Post ln the future as in thapast, theliest Stories,
Sketches; and other Literary. Novelties. winch - they .nan
possinl v obtain. They intend semnienelng 'in. the • first
paper fraaintaryi : '• • •
A NEW NOVEL, 7:Y MRS. WOOD ;
'.Atifir.r Or cEi..;•it Lynne," 4ke:,—
from agunitie s 'teem ,'e:rpript yforioardq to us from
FeSl22
This story Rill ky enllad. ' •
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and Rill bo about the. length :4::!‘Ye.ineol3
ffMMEZI
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in addition to the • Storie, written expressly for Thi
Poot itirEditor Rise strives to by bet' , .re its renders, the
best Stories fronythe . Efigliall Periodicals, and gives in 11,1
dition to the Tales and Sketches, more or less Agrletil ,
tural Matters with n'lliddle, Receipt, News, and Market.
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son , s'Cifebrate'd sewink' Mabhines,. soda as they sell
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new at the manufactory in Now York, boxed innd 'for
warded free 'of Cost, svith 'the. oxteptian offreig.t. • •
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fer that'the thirty subscribers should be proctirrell at the
rerular terms of Two Dollars for each ,• tot whore this
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ectved, the machine will tin (liar -forwarded.
: IN: * AD \r'k.INTC)E.
1 eppy, 'one year '' ... .... $
Teepies, clayour , .. •
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4 cepie9,pne year 4100
B.epplea, , an.l ape ta . 4tter 7 tip..ol,cltib, ...... .j2:00
00 cppies;;lintimt*to getter up of • •20 00.,
Quo cory.or,,Tqc.l'.o! Anyl ono Thf;: Lad y!.er ,
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A ,Thrilling Incident Of the Wan
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;117e find hi Ole OtnitYiT the
loilobving touching s incident in the siege . 'of
Charleston, token .from the Itereuiy of that
Th'e' Yankees, from time to ve
. time.thfo
shelt.into.the.city; and.:riOliody seems lo .. initid
it. But miSforturie- viilled that . yeistero.y.
shell Should throWthe 'entire . romenunity ainto
, . .
„Miss Attuff, Pickens,:the'danghter of our' fer
nier... Governor, 'never consented to;, leave the.
cites Tiespite'the rePreieritationi; of general
Beabregard, She remaineir.bravind,',shellitind
-Greek fire, tending tne wounrielf•and cheering
ell-with her presence.• :Among . . the wounded'
officers underher adrainistering:carec.wse Mr:.
Andrew - Itoiffielle,. descendent of. one •fif the
.noblestiluguenor families. Of this; city. •
.This
young•man*as full, of the iiveliestgiatitude to'
his lair nurse;' gratitude gave birth 'to , ' More.
tender sentiment; hie:.suit was •listeried jot
Got ;•Pickens . gave . hiti.consent,- and the
Marriagewaiftied for
. Satrirtlay,• the Of
April;..'Liedtenant de Rochelle was on duty at
fort Sumterlii the morning, and . it wai.deter- .
mined that the. ceremony should take phi& at
the residende of gen: :Ronharn; in the 'evening
at 7 o'cloplc.:••At the naernent when the Epis.
:Copal -clergyman Was. aSking if . she
was ready, a shell; fell''upon the. 'reef : of: the
building, penetrated to:-the - rooni vr:here• the
company'_. .ee .assembled, burst,
.and
ded nine peison.s,;.and among the-rest Miss
Anna Pickens: .We:caiinot desc ' ribe ' the scene
that ,followed. Order was at last re,estiffiliah,
ed and the wounded'ten - Myer], all•exeept.the
bride; who lay thotinthess upon the•garpet.,
Her•betipthed kneeling.aurf bending over her,
was weeping, bitterly and trying to staiincli the
blood that welled from ..a terrible wound under.
her 'left breast.: ‘sorgeen. came and declared
that ~Miss_Pickens had riot 'Ringer . than .
hOu t s to liVe. . We will not-paintthegeneral
. When the wounded girl recovered :her 'con
sciousness, she naked to..knork . her.fate,•:.and:
when . they
,hesitated to 'tell .her, cAndrew;?
she said, ."I.beg you, to. tell Me . the..• truth. If
I . innst die, I- en!? die' worthy-0:-yoo.' 1 ..
Thp.young soldier's tears Were . hisanswer, and .
MiSs Anna ; summoning all • her strength,' at
tempted., to smile. , 'Nothing could be more.
heart-renffing . .than to .. fsee the: agony of 'this
.bravegirl; str i
liggling n the embracer:4. death
and'against a terrible mortal Pang..;' , Governor
Pickens ; whose courage is'known,..waS almost
without eonSeierusnes;and Mrs: Pickens looked•
upon het:child With the dry and haggard eye-ol
.one whose reasOn.totters.. -
. Lieutenant De' Rochelle . ..was the (irk to,
.speak.
,igAnne,"‘ .he cried, "I will die
.soon . ,
too, butt. would haire You'die my- wife. There
is yer.time to unite us.?': • .
.The Young girl did errit , .ifirly;.'she was' ;toe
: weak. •,,. A. el iuq. flush iOse 'for 0411 : initant to
her.Pale cheek; it. could be seen that : joy :and
pain. were struggling. in her spirit for the mas--
tety. Lying upon -a dreSs'all ,
stained willi.blooiLhei hair dishev;.led, she
had never been More beautiful . .-- Helpless.as
the was,' Lieut.'De • .Rochelle. took' bei'•hand
arid rt.rmfoct,l Rw _
coed tne.ceremony... was t i m e
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for, the girl to say yes, herlips parted.
seyeral tithes, but she Could not'aiticrilate..- 7 .
'At last the I.Vorr.l.vita'spolien,and a slight fermi
rested upon .her The.dying agony .W 4 5.
near.•'. ,The•minister sol4ed-?as'.he, proceeded.
.wiih the ceremony; An Irby!. 'afterward , all
was over; and the:bridal . chanihey• Was the
chamber. Lieut., De :Rochelle baS
sworn to perish in,•battle, and we,'are sure. that
•hi will keep his oath,. ' •• '. ~ . •. '
Our entire . community share.tbe-giier.. that
ailliefithe:familior.Gov.•Pickens. . The ob,-
.serpiies of lilies`A Anna still take'place totirfor
row mbining 0.111-,o'clock.% Governor Pickens
and Lient. De•Rnehelle will be'chief. mourner. , r,
Our eit.Governot:destre's.that.tchere shalt he no
military' parade.. '.The funeral cortege will be,
composed of all our ladies; "all fair magistrates;
all'• r* gen.erals; •atul the: , woo ruled
roany.of Whom•owe their lives ,tlf` fre devotion
of the deceased. '—Never has*ontin been . .161-
lowed to the•grave b . 0o• many reuet-L-never
has to i le left sadder remembrances in the hearts
of CharieStonirrifi: . , • '
sas oo
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NATIONAI 13'.1NlirtU19 CY New, YOrk
nation' is drifting steadily
toward bankruptcy. • •IVe are now in the g:ral).l
- Criiis of Out national histoty: a od.w6 , chooee
thi•arfs te , do.the work'whicki might well employ
a9gels: . Something must he,done . to stop: ttie .
tenilenCy to ruip, or . the country is:lost beyond
iedetttiom" . :This is strong language'to' come
from a partY,cirgan • Who - is 'Co blame for
al';iwing "the nation 'to drift into bankrtiptcyi? ,
The administration hale, had .things all their
own way;,not en' olistacle has been interposed
by the people orthe North.. After " conducting.
the war for three years' tinder - sueh circitrip:
stances, the "1"14 . 6106 now. admits that that there
is danger that "the'eouptry tvitl , be.los't beyond.
redempiionP.' Th'ere may be One, hope left..
The titnelor a chrinke is comifig,lind the- . pep
ple'can, if they will, place , melt at' thehead of
the government rind in congresi.who' are not
dworfs-Men.whounderstrilid the principles open
Which the Goiernment'waiifaunded;. and 'who
will . endeavor to restore.the Union ,L-Ladawano
Rogi.ster. • •
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A abed egg". thrown again .',4 a building, will
be thtihed in pieces, but leave ferever its: foul
mark, in proof that •it once existed. Thus it is
with Mfr: Lincoln and his C.thinet, :who have
opposed. their rottonness to the fabric : of the
governriimt,and their foul goad se,nse
of the 'people. And their only, htme.ot prepetuat-
Mit. their names is in the disgusting stains they
Will.leave 'upon the hitherto fair structure of
liberty. Mr—Lincoln- %remarks that JiiStory,
c‘ivrite him As boys write their
lesentment . itgainst, hauntediiiiildingi . .hY; Pelt ,
ing them with-mud,:so
,his name...be
Jett down by history,'and stand, pelted anit.dis
figured with curses and ..rnaledictions;..until,' , if
his soul.shmild wander from the darkhess , of his
fival.home,to view thin 'ttriPer:eartti 'he.. would
he nshetned to own tho,hespaitered Signature of
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VALTANDIaIINM LANGER: , ,,,./t IS •
Va'ltitlighpm is in great clanger of being'inntb
ed in Cdnatta—so unariy . 19ya1",, men ritutU.,i
ion Leaguers . have Gone, - over tu . :eseape ., the
MC=
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M'Kf, AN :COUNT:V ;: PA.; SATTIRDAY;: JUIN :11:8;!:
.I ; 4e.Npluttota oll . ttte 9rettt 4.re bl etu
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-.... We' indorse eiiity -tvoitl eflbef9lloltin . g: WI: .
cle . ,,hich,VO think; weO l olippid from, the Cie-
Noland (Ohio) efaio:Dettiei: -'' ' •:, . t-• ~
,
.4‘ln the'Very Midst of. the thunder and,cairtsge
of the most gigant ban les SYerlotight . onlitis
continent; it' s•well :tc(keep-atindilyjn , view
the'objeet of roll' this: awful bloodshect,e Unit to
elevate etirthoughts tti.that.'ob:ject,•firVas to.
sanctify the courage'whiclinow . promises for us
final. victoryi - -•TheliraVe nien: Who have 'fallen
fearfat confltets ort tie Wilderness, •ga'Oe
up their lives q . lirti't hlif glorious:: country, , won
:by...eiglit years . - of bloody toil 'and :sacrifiees,
should not - diarupted. •'rhey fought- without
malice; and fell to establish no partisan'ilogrnas:
,I l et us prove • worthy of such' tnem , Let'• us
temper oureitittaion by a spirit of sober resolut - -.
ion not . to omit . the' 'OpPortunityl'afforded
'.victory of conserving What We have gained by,
such frightfullobsOf life. If it be our': fortune
to subilue.lhe inain•ainnY Of the -rebellion and
occupy their Capital, it . Vvill be the golden time
to take such measures' as will pot merely. 'con
vince the Southern'. people of the futility•• of
further resiatance, but-Will win • them .back
again to the old.allegitince.to the • Union.• • On.
the other hand,if a riotous and' frenzied spirit
of revenge' rind hatred shall take:possession lot
lis inithe.Mortient and we - .shalt
signalize our entrance to theConfederate•Capir.
al bysanguihaiy ,license',.. we wilt 'nerve •the
musses in the rebelhotis States toencounterlet .
greater hazards and endure 'yet More. 'terrible
ancrifiees rather.than. yield. The result will
be a prolongation of the War, an increase of our
debt, a necessity, for, fresh" :lives' of men,' , and
propositions on the part rif the Sonth to. foreign
nations whiclrmay to' an alllance
against . 'us.. It is proper for 'us,. even now,
iyhen fresh tidings of victory are constantly
borne along the Wires, to.he sure that in, oar
jubilations, weireep in view that • We , are, not
rejoicing :merely over the conquest of an 'Ameri
can army, htit that we are .elated ,because'for
them and for ourselt;es, there.is a'renewed hope
of the, preservation of the Uniom• • .• . •
the- . enconragement of this
feeling that we can save ourselves 'from a .blind
worship ol merely military, explbits, end the
certain hazards nation of such a public,
spirit. '
4 , The problem•of Union is , to be. solved nat.
alone by mighty* armiei,.but also by civit coun
cils'and the. appropriate,moral influences.'
• . ESS SF MR. D. ,E. Sir:L.—The friends ;01
Air... D. E; Sill, editor. of the.:Cattarangus
will learn With regret of bis serious.
illness;. He exhibited•unnistakable Synaptorlis
of insanity twci'or- throe....weeks it4o, - and • hai
been grJwing gradually .worse Sinoe'lhat time:
At onelime he attempted to.. drown himself in .
'a spring ol.water whkh comes Into' -the 'rear.
part of Isis heuse,..,'Last4eek -he:•.was taken to
Dunkirktor medical' treatment: • The'-dodtots
di s n eQ as toktis.con:eitibn—somif.tliink,,itiis
itmlitableinsanity, while others , tidal(' haf; Will
recover, :": "—Cart i7it'iori )`
Vb. hope it • be• re rd
ohs, 'or unfeeling in :nil to. mike Mks
On . tbe above subject, deeply..symfathize: -
. ty,o:tMfelN'ti ttAil . e
V V ti;
sound man's attention: :Mr. Sill haii:lfor!'-hritrii:
years been::::.the -- -z - expimant of the Re bhcan
party_ iri•his county; he has ruled Wtitif•atjAitn
hatiti;suPported-allt he uncestit)ttiohar;,an..itrar , :
barons measures of
. 14e Prosident..•
'who • country wise at ,war
• A . inericaw eriny.,;:plight
to be annitillatellolnil in frenzied nriaOir;w7sibed:
to God it Wohid hi! :AVe have al wiya.,l,elo.4ed
the mart' triMe than eaindhliti: ele.-
inents . ofinhiftnahitY; disloyolty, and lia.ving, to
a great e*ten t,: vicious 'mind, and e • depiaved
heart; but-I lie. t hat lite. man ,
tidallyinsaneianit . .tha t he inherits '4 , ,ie;ii ',pease,
draws to' him our sympathies, and...o44 7 iny
;ill -.Wild we ha ve: es erieetert mini toward :..him.
For, instead tesrmsiblei.:perkin'i'; he
has been subject to the whims: and
. eaprices of
an insane•ma!): Ibis whole'llfe EMS ,- heerVliin,
•ctered with the'diSeaSe• that now "eituies : : him
'to seek iti - Own life, and 10-feel that . he is ruin :
ed- in 'estate becrihee Of the war.. ,
.. lie sees not h
tut:devaidation :.,and-ruin, and wishe4 'he:longer
to live: Evebts'of the times tiove',Wrotight.„his
mind into: Manenerts;: , not wilbstarining;', :has,
labored 'With:a..aealYworthy a. ided;cauee, - to
help alonifthe'everife. •• •
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tots' Ihe'quektio n we wish to rea:ek,flai:'this,...
The • Unfottanate;eaSe - cited is -but One we have:
dwelt hpon-soniewhat in our' editorial izings and
'which everyday_is-ina ploinerAt the mind;
.This nation to-daYisia tried on liritnen ,resound.'
en roind.- : - Their zeal' and indoniinabla. eingery:
in carey . frignnt . lbeli . ;:itrMolitio. ediernek.'itZlhe
ziarand , rnertTy people .., re
believing and follOwinglhe, dognies..o :insane
minds, but Who seem to: comhine;a_sort •me-'
'tdion with We., have often
attain tepiav„ . tbat 'tieane meh rtd;'•,the hnur,,and
the nation " . .I ( i.pkippVtii their whiliii•andt agents
'of thought.: pay Fy day ha.s:t his terrible,'..dfs
ease been,:prailagateiVand•now it - ::is.`..alairriing
to see whM' 'a,4111,....1 . t. k . has upon the
Nation! him
deed,.the'ic.i....e.elreit.a:Ml: heal thie st thbikeri,:ean
'have no shOW.j!jii y . ,Olee in public unitteir4'3,The
pePple eredooking,for something extraordinary,
something out of the nettal course 'Of..., : lthings.
Eeery tv . §ftl';'•tit' have' e ff ect, must -be:emphasiz
ed as only . en insane man or a copl'ain.,,do it, or
no one listens." Reason is•olisii.ete'andOsartity
in.sane.ron;:•-tOols
end fonaties..reigh,„ and America is y paying the
Penalty Al her. division of States,., : ,
taxes, Ines of 'C'redit.and pride. Sound,,Men, of
.mcalest'preteltsioiii and; nonesty. of 'porpote, are
'no longer rega : rded more than the idle : wind.. It.
is *Only the-whirlwind; the tcirnado oP:intellect,
that' Comes,witli;G:stiblime terribleness ;'that
Suits..the people.:. ,- .4nd. an. far deliastation',.has
followed ',in itspothf and so it will "follow.' . The
insane tielighOrt:rikers of blood; 'the, plunderer
feeds imen'snoils; foOls prite; and chne4le
'ot. the intense disinay:of . tho,.:Soberytind'4onitil.
who see the structure' h;lling , av er .their heads,
without pPvoer.to.prkest the" netion of:tite
'ease. Tkk,:case.in . „,ipietitidn - js
:'a strik ing illiia
trot ion of . W . liet,.4VO,Would..w,iah to':,,entiV!•er,'.,M
of 'M oWri party hav long ' ince - regard-.
.ett him timafe;•but, his- earnes •eiccited ip'st lett
lutions htive -won the heerts i7.,the , r,inuis,te; sn
that-he Was dangerous to the dissenter:-..:Now'
thodisease' has lrrolfen -out in its
-This atise - slipw . the.ctTect ,: on a' small district
: ohly. - Other: m'etwoflorge,yrtirrds,:aptl 'greater
powers, with,•the same, niscose : ere Jepreseol.-:
' the' people : in cc:tn./ass , in. the artny,- • in the
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.oabipet c qp,d Jnore •Iptnentably
r.i6sitkiitiner Wrt..are kolpg.to,,dentrtic7.
tion to tbe 99i?
iiriad;
. . „ . „
Killed Bittle.
-There, .
..., ',kip] i n he `'
fOWlci's Wi
Stpke.es Ilre,;iniOreland 4.9inbUratis
. Whtitever,Mity our s tli s tqrences Opinion,
ett.the citifsee of this' *nron.'lhe.. inod' of ' lie'
prosecution:or - tbeobjeet s snoglit'..hyiii confirm:
nnee--4liere,is,eite ground., On.
,Wiijch':el)`..frne
Americana ;together inireel'iliat
discord . line s power; to separate them; the.
graves of thene'whoc - the Itnititlatt s in 'the
WildPrne4S—tiy ss the Anna: . a'nd:the':Po;, , haV'e
sr aled. their devotion'to their cOno s tri s 'cvith
.precjons MOO, there cart 'he' but ,one
and ;there ought tn''he;. - and . we. heartily' hope
and belieVe khere ss Will be but 'one 'Voice;'tf Peov:
evert and bowed before these mute wi s toreses - 01
the land's heroism atid:Patriotdevotioo,
,accioped from the trampled eart.h...end' lettbe
.bind as the , :host s 'swePt . .:npWard. to
new seenes" conflict 'carnage; We':render
our common homage to the . Vnilbr, the ratience,
the tenacity tiod liniitlens 'self sactifiee'of sour
heroic soldiery. ...peron! gratitdde,:houndlese,
honor, tolhose•Whe have fallen over - Many'? •Ol
Whom will liet . upon'-.the rude h s latcl roughly,
pencilled the nnonyrn s onit s tribute to '' . Ytilor -and
patriotism—"Unknown=Killed in. battle:
. . ,
TIIE,FUitILAT. OF GEM:, •WAhiwortru.rn-Itoch•
May he '..l3cs rg Exprel,s
hes the: following sperial dispatCh: '
Guiress . Efl,.2l..—.-Thq' funeral,. of . the' iallant
and - deeply lameoted . Gett. Wadsworth. is noW.
taking place, in his "village, 'which shosys by
every•out yva rd Signeviderwenf.the great a illict •
ionwhitch ha , s`'falien '
upon.it.Every",place. of
bilsines is - closed funeral Wreaths are •hung trot'
&lora Palconic , ol6(lwindows, and .the . pcnple
fill 'the street doorsteps tuol.eVery stand': point
from 'which . the - long, Solemn procession 'cab be .
reviewed,•• sit passes oe itiway thehumble
village church and•to the medeit 'rural temp..
tery. :The obsequies drs. as ~ orifiret. e ndirig us
tCey are Solemn. • .The remnant •of the brive
Twenty-first regimeht,rwh(i served under Gen;
Wadsvvorilrin.manY. battles; 114'14 'come r here
from Buffalo;With - their regimental colors, and
band, form' the e tort. . ' •. •
.
• 'LETTEICFROM SOLOIIt..—:A letter •tO the.ed
itoreithe Oivervel:, from n.yriung man win) en
listed in this city, a , teis months ago,' and,. iyho
.is now with the:Army of.theVotornac, contains
the , " .• ~
”The companylo'wlOch heleng.is nt least.
one, half Dennoerrits: Oar aenerel McClelliin
he :well liked by inost'..of the . soldie - ri',
conree-there'ure Some.ttint don't like hin tidy
they ire those s%tib:have . i icked. the black teat.
Dim9cratid in.d 1
ly, reebrilless of 'bey persopfi'.or TAO
auttillni:the Derricietkilic soldier 9 wlre , not
:ed
is norlaseiall, 'and'.l believe e• . npon ink . faith'
dicib
LErott+ANT . . or.EtEtts.—CurigreFE
ha's i)tislitt of
our iticliafee - t, and foi'lbj'liiM'eftt: of
faintlieS'cit
the Service. The pensions, paid by the United
St ateArativernrPerit .e - icee'd-hy tar that Of
otber;eciiiritrY;:and the 'mantles' ratelii4i
those paid drif:grlv'e s ininent
But' u want' :riart.icuytilk . tit tWe'Ttittp'Eticiti•
of oni4iirlionieft
due.tbem. • A great Many.do: not 'that'
Cotiere*Si ha's . Passed ola',,y grant Inc $l6O bonntf
to all . .soliliets•who'bie tlisbharltetrt , y - reaSOn of
a 1-'ottnit iec;eive'd in battle; bat siti'h is theeasd, , ,
and as slily... a;•6 ~710;‘). . paid, - you. ihd u ld
make haste and get your-applicatiOn'ini.'
.
• Woo Fi.ould believe, if the: f,ct, tiers not
capable aucit convincing Oroof, that .I,he
lowing was:one of the planks of the far,
.famed
Chicago Republican p!atfOrml As quell; it re. :
ceived Ihe 'cordial endorsement 141.0iegreitt
lights . of the riarty,,frorn lAbraharn,Lincolo .
Morrovirß.Lowry,.and,frcim the.. Nevi:: York.
T,ilnnedown to•the Erie Gozarla. It Aar cer•
tah;iy a curious 'cloturrieht read in, camp4i i, on
With the acts.andifeaab.ings Of these A tplition,
leadera'and:OrgaOs.at - the iiresantdai;,
That the muipteO'apco,.inyiola.te
the octfie Siot6' . Und'ospeciolly;the
'of 'each Stte to order and ,cooyol o ~ cn do
mestic,:inst l iotionSdecoidiiig.fo .
exclosptely, is osSetiliil
erOn. r which.ilte, perfociion.titl' . endornpcii ofhOo .
socialinVrie:d..peOd; and.:ivo,dean'asn 0, l a w
foices,.ol'The soil .o
Std . te rnittq..Oodef•
pietext; us Ot.nong (fie gniveitiof ctioies.
.
.“I..et s the.Gouernment.take.camof-tha.,..rieht
and, the rieh'v,eill trtl4'rcare of the p 6 or'''' , " - tv, 3l !d.
to be a (uVorrte idea With 'the old relent pit'rty;
and is, jiiii now ifif witli'„ona„';l4vii',
toakeri; fa order''lto'
induce triOnied 'rpen.tri fiak the. bodds . Vf. the
General government thoae'hends'iveree ` exempt
frorn.taxetion;,ried the sanne. ia he.YeaSe 'With
ti‘e'hotin'ty' bonds' tinder our !ate' State flaunty.
Fariner.s; Mechanics, .en.d . 'all men •of
moderute means: huve to'.ray the fuli..tifirtounof
'their aisessment, and if 14.. chance One of 'them
few htin -4 red 'ilofials to a: to
enable him to build a.houseeibarn.'oHlisel aree
a mortgage. he must. pay a' tax 'tot .so
money at interest.':' Hut of wraith
--:who is.grovying still richer
. by adrnii.linancier
in in order to esaape;the.. tax:, collector; has
.oiily tolitit..b.o fonds. into:1110e:
.the liurthen ottaxation,is•reiltidly ,sliding'. from
the Oct' to theshou'ilars of the proditektitz;classes
and in.a ver;y:sbort , ,tirne their condi(on iii, this
'country; will be as : homilinthan asit.i.s in rig
land: - Cleat 'lila '• ' .•
• • •• • •
. It is not
cites ille.pessions'of 'irten;'sntl our stilitlti enemy
•nilopts hitnself thVinaiige . or ciicom7
the rnbe',of ithilait
tithpy, tog giyhirri
relying 4n.Portiiinrilitc4,,Cirr:.elfr lkerd int 9
lictiOn.=.7l3lshb 1')
Vin 4.
Baltiliwre J bey' 'O4l lie' ii6 - gro Scsldiers
,wll,O are Owl ktitit, -, estuokedysnkees." •
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• , MIA Tit g,, sy. 0 v.:!..t0rr!..;
At Milli li.-patch
toq,btai l to to Geit - ;' •it seen I of
0 - • • • !)I't
p'ooi) O'Pei : ret!J...
;forc,el,.st ..Jk til • the iot ? olit 9 n! 6,
'r;y9vAie '.agtk
ittty il'oprprt iitok theß..6rv.ice of
.14 .hio(tro`!l (1,0') , t,!
,gO'.otll`, tt to
)441
be
orwur,;,!
. .
or..ittg.Todtritton
VnlEishltit . 4 . 6 . l'.telt 4 oeititt - 'repotts
heen dtrlnli,fhe
traSt..r wh'w - P . etrs. - :11uleetl;*i f.We ' It ed
Orri•fortfof,its:reporl.s.:,there .wptikrl liufe • ' beta lit
time ifb. l i ; 1)'el Lee'tb"Ctlillhat:
We wtre. t ir4ir'i.ly'iirfriirn'e'd'n'erii . ,ir
the wisaeiei'islio
AssOOatell t.:is* . eente'r • rhrl
and ,eft W:ngs,'ha . d'hOe'n - fart;
'atinihilattl-LtOtiiireat
icilled , —thefamitos'etelry • General Stuart 'Wee'
repOrtrid,in otte..al Secret Stant.On's.
tiPiletios jO' hey killeti-Gnera Lee was 'ob°,
'said, to hOile . rt'!ceUeti.his..tieeth , wonnti, etitl f itu t f,
h . e'en'eltt tied,. to, ; RiOttnond . to, General.
Wadsworth Vt'utl alko.repot told" to . br eliv.o
pi l=oner at 'Riebtoonti;. • .
ales!. for the unreiiihility... of , (he.
ttdegraph, - .report E. •Yestertley.?e
ii.reoniretlitiort.'? . knOrked all , these delusions.
We. qtait,e •froin, the Co/limo/WO& head
g 2 l,eu pit fiont..-01.Spottsylania Cotirt.
not. Ic!llerl!' 77 t , Geti.;:f..E;
-11:• Stuart ditto" 7 —"Gen;*Cee not wounde,(o .
!Alter eight days of:,vi.e,:tories,:(hy, telegraph,)
'Leei_t Ire yonqui.shod,..,terpe.up• front!of,- the
%;.ery . position itnin. whichit was tlaimell -he had
bar n iiiivet t .in the Wildest
diSplarof lying by 'telegraph ' what a re. We to
belive?-- Thrift/la./ I mq.. •
, .
... The New York Tofireodtyit- sa y s:'
caneloole, - we are, i itur.mftet
way . ; and i( the . 'lasts. three, years
longer we ihnll. .I.eqtrr... much Ilen.ven
grant it may•noi : entl-t . we'Jean' . and we are',
willing to our whole duty., Am en!"
This Christian relleetiim anil.charttable okish
by , fart that . in. WOshingtun
negtoce
Philadelphia-they
permit tea to the .street.ears
and l'hilailelphia-they are not. 'The';anter
pnsitinn
of-Henven' , is asked to e . rintinuelhe wt r
until the Qiineker (Ilk' changes tier ordinances.
Are we not' t‘ini:a horrfid way?" ' • .
The Portland Advlrtiser expresses their:minion
,giat- if C.. Fremontis a cohdidate for, the
Pi eiidoncy. n,g04157 Abrehnm Lineolno boltittor
%% ill; not , get ono•eleoforlti...vale in thp, • wholel,.-
4 , .100k5. so. now. • r :
6"y q:e . • ,
in office 'pieces of,
'sfete. v.one';' which, was taken from the . firotvh
't;ille ski e Ittorrk in ,Piseatit'qiiig' Comity, each
Of. which tit's epilog it a . j'endgentie scene On
oiie4 hetei4 jepiesentation .
IttiVe'ponthd - othe'r. tit4e .le'a - rive r milli' a' yl off.
r t ir..ii ! iint of hi nil', rittitcitig Atetivn, to the, Water,
trenge,gt . 4th
- 1r e(! s , n fcw I; ttg mole g O . r,' ey, r..?
e -reverse pnsiliou in the Water.:L-•
Tliege:specieen,i'gi-ege tatc'eil'ont . 'one hundred
Teet.below . the idifi'c'e of, xhe ground.' A' ;large
teenher oFsimtlat skinee ,:hate been fount.' in I
• ,
. .
FIIO3I PAST.—A llison . the his
.ia,ri:en has given a picture of,,the et:deaf things
resulting from thelpaper money system'of-p.m,
,gland; .ndopted to defray • the expenses 9(, the
War ag,ainit Franne'st: the close of the faet.cem,
-fury. The:following paragraph. front' hls
tory tells 't hc,storyi—
Tr.e employment ofTsper money by tireell
:Britain; wesperrriitted . , no doubt,'only in,cirder
.to early on a •coutinuoits l war, and maintain , for ,
.yeats the4U.ricst . „ Standing armies. ever . b..fore
raised by is nution..,...put in this systeivi r must,
also be utribmcd ilte final ' results, • whiclin,are
114 disnstrou's ris'the,,flf3k;tfrecte were ',betick .
theand glorious"; augmetitation of Prices,
tile diminished ,y,alite of. money, the inereaie
• e'x' of ambitious gins,
atilt e l itravagant habits amongst:all, chtsies'.of,
si;ciety; recklesi specul,pl ions ,, prodigirl, living
and frequent finepcial.reVeries,
.immense
'gas, a generul A appearence of prosperity atutde.,
Moralizatiorlamongthe.taborin.!cldss6e,mtlae.`
tuition de price'4,withokib rh!ralrelat , nitY' pejiorl
of the woitih'ihri'ociiii'On of 'tertain ,feirAilhes
rind the destruct'un of• cerlain'ot
uhiverstiliisortter, , which.inrits ronsequencrti
almost thu6l to the 111 ' 5:1 Stet of revolution.'.'..`,
.;, it. still moritiaphic given by the
iliustrious,Clahhet_tiMlin.o l MOtiOtei'it'l.W,herif
iti he reviews the. eau,se. , ,of distress, without
lirecedent Mul without remedy ? ' by which Eng'
end expiated "its epheMeral opulence - ofthe pre::
dedilt . g, yeo•F;,-- -•''
• • tiTtie 'peoitioss'iii Our fain 4iandt keen
rapid us was c..sp ected by some; still, the' !Mot
her ofduf poor fins :been, increasing,
,the
The fa in rs knit Merchants .had
the appeiirauen:of . prb - sperityt'but ft,
lusli:e'appe ! irence, produced blcieted.
Thrt:increaseir`taxie?!' With th«;
l iattperi4ot it entuil , r; .Carrietl' ileetritC flan to the.
very heart the . ComMuitifY;" The,4mall far
mess have:become du laburerif. the day' la
bcrefs liavd gene,'Oniult& 'the other', .to the
poor honer's. • • • ,
wrhelittle farms, formeriy.the witnesses of
so many sceries'ef frugality - ,. industry, humility
tend lia 7 ve.ierif one after the 'other
the - misery of their occupants, tile land of .
'Which thc . iwere fOrmed have -gone. tri
'the domains of the largeprOPrietors or the 1400,
of the'latelY enriched.• :The cottages 'of the
iiboters have ['ermine sheds tor cattle - , haV . e
failed in ruins; Meanwhila ,thiY6:oofg. of•.t he,
houses of ctiarifynrn to her seen thrpit2hbullhe
Ditriottlie reign of Pittlitird'hie-stin
resmrs, thare was
.an 'itnmensiqincrenie itt4 he
tnansicine and 'yillo's'arolind2.the , 'lnefropOlis;' bur
ditrieg the iriiri”Meriod frow.Maity.rhottOandit cit;
Weerti übdtidorirull 'PAH
' this has cotnefroftr 4 •.the.' , lteintc . 'syStelM' of
Y ) ,'!"1
I==CEMCNI
, .• -, - .A . , .- t".. , , . ~,, •,..,: r ...,.. , :,..k.. 3 . ii?i: ;'' ,
I; ', , ~ i .vie-, ; - ft'nplia'•26: • iiti!, t-A
Niii!pnall t Nigenorn,94 ,
a work poptiolied irp.l4:a4lani!,...aorpe
ago, fled: tficelese
tutil t ha2l(lllci'vi.i Vila lite
' - A irierfea 4111 'ndiiir rinifethe
public men. mint :1W the honor out Iritggrit,fettlitoelelkiii.. ZI-11
rounded her Comdltutlon: oind rim:people. hove !eurisge -
tin:l :lift neynoug to:exndt them !iron shor ratora7
~ •
tied every hour dri ;thi• presto r. lor' iiPth . relrooo ;
• ..
P ll 4 l Wni . lfh° l- ‘ 4 4PC;n O t I ..II (Pined' 2 . 11 41 4 :
in a i t i the honor' nod' ity,
whir 'founded • t hiiconst
ceased 1,. ? rnr!rlifeii;TAq
necessary .to. aerir)iPl
and nohle e ann'ple'
s'il r it ern oUtdvernment.
't t.this,,,Reputtli c 61,1 hr eetepPili
a tleirle,iillacPf,titt.e
'. vrtiffoere.l4l,
n .of 'this gerter,tl foil'' ebticeided„„ A
that they Werd'Aviier ,
light.!' titeir.futhergiatiiliktfertlfited tii
(heir fat lieil-who IramedriChe.elrottittitlbri-O•c";11',4/
Jared 'en tiatcely,:topresp!vgi.gir,
Linlob by the sword. "The s%vOril e:,an dividP;
Girt cribnever this Union
of. its .own.eitizenvi
ontpion, can ; alpne . ,peoppitipts'ocr, instil istionwp i
and lihen hie rill that paii . .m'aintain
'fa ils ; " sn id Eldridge Geriy .;. ii) theCOnstittihion
irl.C.onveritiOti., At' the sattin.tirrii;
.unit pthee,
.-a s fterwords A Chief
uttered the following tirophet le - tvOrr43.
• . .
..
A itempt.. to itAtteute the !Awn A Truinit by.seDdlV,
trifled (Arne nittitt‘t inioliedlent, Spite .br ght,b,?o,. end• '
-lbln Malan Involved Wald .entimitlen,,
the bloody itimMer or a di its; Contintpttrm: lOW s
'poen Mettle to by and n :mtlit:AO deni.Mlhth ,
civil rignts Ann liberties uf,tbe • : - s
•
:These warning words , were sounding ih
eirs s .when Abe tramp . .oll.he armed 0 .- iillionsor : •l ,. .
our people deafened Chen . ), - that they
not lienr,.nnti the - blnzon'Of.lhelr: tittnnere"iiricr ,
ilie - glitteror . thefr . ..Mintketii !liehn,"see.;.''
•thnt.illey-cOuld not'seel4llpre.than tliran4inirs.cr-t*
Matracied stru4gle", reediting..M • nothing,
but a Wider cilietation,• niCtre intense • Misred
acid n•ecitriplete dimioralization-.-mot to Mention" ,
the:wide spread, i nin anti devaetationritrhnsinL:'';'
gendered in thediusinemnfthe:cotrnnnity—Oas
certainly inaiii:ested,:to,a.tenrful - extenl'o'lhgt,ei*:
(oily. and mathiesa.e. licith.FC . Ctioll3. oft he.conn.,
try.: Flory hotir.nt` the struggle 'only
redge'to dividennd !alienate.' Tiie' 'gulf )•
ya Wiled •im,the Romeo FornM'only-closed,
-Rome's rrimit. prOcions
lean'ed M. with his armor,, on., •
,rnto„ : the d:ee4" ;
and yawning gall - that has • opened :NO wiiletyr, k
and horribly• in our Reptiblie,, shave gene' down . .
'in their beauty and their. bloOrn;the , youth, the .
at renia, Mul.the patriotiim of '
Om! into it bas" , been pot!rell with lavish "hand' • -1
the Icceinnlated treasures, of
. , .
pro'Fpetity 'and pen:.de; - 01!(1 - yet ;*:
thi) ever. • it one yvill atilnd
brivk'i!no•fkatei), he, will hear:conlipg , l4E',lrcimi ` •
liai,,wiul (ICpt4o;l6 voice ef . th'e:iiitilliqt:: Seek.'.:,
" • •
•• 1r civic Ramie 'since begun,' Anil . mectien asniyattgiiinst . ,
section., let the battle see:altos it snay, theta • lean ethl
61YOrtlirit (it
IliViA•2(lltie North riofti the SoiltlOiy
,"`
ing a fatal bl o t,; at the rights - .•iutir.eirite•O'unt:. " '
der that:Coh'stltntion niakek;'''arid
alanelire;erve . , us a .Gnverthent t
sicgeneraey (Orcifig ilie •
anheUrd acts of deepotibm'all
deli it II e'neglec ted. tn. evict' ficon'?theii rut
-
er's an adhprence,to the' 'psiiiiscigei of ."constitu-; -
thinul I,lierti.; hnd'right aBes . dd n, sitidele' tile •
he . enrl by. did trailed Nand Or' poyeei.j"+ .
Ou r' personal Ilt?ertiehchistO.ticen
the Elul wet k - that 66.91 '-efeetedYaialhet'''
h'..itecutive`nsurratitih have been isierthraWnis- 7'
tribunal:h . :as been , erecteita . t. ' '
.
reepsnsible he itetitilei snit he"con st ituft lore.
and theileveileigtifY of the Ste feta
lessly..invutled-'-and'"the:uhtliienitiett
now beirigt+itle'tivereci iren * d
consolitlatill-91Wertimerit I, the.ruine '*
free institui ions. -• If America is not
geteru tin g, -- 'tinder these ''entiittlited — lntltiencei',.
then eannorinterrirel the slgnsrolltie'tilfte's; ,
Oft read therm rightly.
EMael==!=M
ConventlonTwill‘p)acethe,Preitiential,queetionl , ,,e ,
in a c o riou.s,aspectlllefore -the •Baltimore- flClttas,,tri,l
seketiOn or a candidate jigeinat' t .,4l:;!
1 %.vhoin,FrennotAt will keep ;he field,would, ; ,seerits ,
to be fatal: Bunks is out Ol the rare entirely.:
F:em .t refer° k',Yin hie bond',
and, the B,iltimorcabes most either., buy. ;
or itoniiiiaie (I.an'they hurllitp?' lan hi
far sale? Ills frteti 8 are ,n°t) c i f• p
who!, ha ppy family . vho
tening,no th e ,pe,c!ple .
tor three,yea,rs are' itatr,ouhle: 4 l , 4o ar'e Ott
'etiCh'''ottiei
mucli morfa, than, t
b lis 'ed'ne T? v,, is; , otih in `r,enituin's 'for t h * emc'
y, 1111er e-';? is by 01 t ;for sit
them, for military fillerPlki irlfire '
bring mint, er cantitddfrollth;QW.:Attltl,,,th - a - n - to
help the foktones Et - dentin , ."or . Atr r
Chase. , ,
it isrico piatarit, tit tO 'h,`9`;
romP“ l icil to review the conilition'of
politicians at i,ugg,litig f or , smile
,_There
,int 4114 -
helices the ,s,trtli,gle:arisrir4.,'
thege iriento lie for a nil i e ,Tll. l jr, °:
fiihting for. thelialziiienis
,cirfitif . 4
't I body of America 1:n:on. ThdY'lett4i l ca
5," efF( ,
desire ra gee it rcste'ret!; invlOratrd;' , r,its&i l to,
Ii fe .auil I, ti or ; for rfl'pn • t r ocu quit fen' , o r a
'pftinder would be ut arisen Where ehall,
good man go for help and guithince . yrltien'sFtiefi. l
things me innnifeiitamon'g the ',ldutforif
ruling 1 , sitY?,--i7;trrint to
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n - "'Tt;4 •
110 \% . 1 Tlf14.11:410N ' '
New- Oileans ccii•repoildent , ot the .11Tew.
Otis et nles,tin unpalnfoble,fiiittult •.tr
ilf-our f at thr:i`'orth , 'chooae;'to.ttinga"d"' .
m'ell -awl ;again loyal; yin:ough!.skiiii*:eorri
'plain - of frO•ellyip an ensert ai ninetitr >":Irttileutirya `t
iiridei the niilil:awaY:"of . ••o4viAnivi .
tbas iv'severah,haii".iikt tirrajcirittyllifrinVii
is jest 6.01111.16 of •Leill'ainnain •
.co ve tett - ityr4ttoka,ts:o Ontside of s.etli"..A.tigtesc , " •
Tifitoit Officerilor eitikeracan
iti arprrtviedjinil.qorti ihri.Wissiiiiiiiikiptioie.W;.k4 •
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volle;r : eloprloiganii:eiheokliert teveir? , ll ,
'; Thai is the' warwai. Witt ;reslol4
-tritie: :Wiettion&vl . .l',VlT- 1 , 1 1'.. 4 ' , , , i'!,•,, • , ~;,*;11:0
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