Smolnikar, A: Most Important Extra, for the Present and the

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Excerpt from Most Important Extra, for the Present and the Future Generations, to Be Communicated to the Government and to the People

Packer's Message appeared, in which the spirit of darkness dictated him shocking instigation to war against secessionists. I wrote an addition to the Manuscript for the publication of which I intended to urge Gov. Packer to save hundreds of thousands of Christ's Members, because I knew the time fast approaching, in which this most criminal Devil's work would commence, if it should not be stopped by applying the means contained in our Message of Peace. Packer received the young lady who came asking to dismiss the culprit, and Icame as Christ's Messenger, that he should have done what was re quired to prevent destruction of Christ's Members who should be educated for eternal life. But he came with his Message, that they should be destroy ed. Here is a similar scene as when Barabbas was dismissed and Christ crucified. At length Curtin succeeded. And the curtain is removed. Next to the Gov.'s of Ohio offer of ten thousand men to butcher their fellow men is added in a correspondence from Washington Gov. Curtin of Pennsylvania was engaged all day, the 14th inst., with Secretary Cameron, making arrangements for the immediate transfer of several Pennsylvania regiments to the Capital.

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