E-text prepared by an anonymous volunteer

Transcriber's notes:

The diaeresis is transcribed by a following hyphen.

The contraction "n't" appears both as a separate word and as a

suffix in the text. Since this seems to be the choice of the

Linotype operator, not the author, it has been changed to modern

usage. Differing spellings of "Lafayette" and "judgment" have

been standardized. The author's spelling of "Pittsburg", "Alleghanies",

"Tombs", "McDougall", and "Breckenridge" has been retained.

Hyphenations at the end of lines have been eliminated wherever

possible. Those remaining are words that are hyphenated

elsewhere in the text, or in general usage.

A few corrections of punctuation and of single letters have

been made.

This transcription was typed into MS-DOS Editor under Windows

XP, spell-checked in Word Perfect, and examined with Gutcheck.

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