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(reuewed applsuse)-because its principles
thoec which brought tho UCou Into existence and vivded
that constitution which Is the bond OF Union. cloud
cbterDg) This called national democracy 40 organ
lied cons tracy against the IA party
which hr TO bsect cut In two the government
and country unless minority Is allowed 10 control the
majority n the term has any meaning at all, SEQ.
their bauds again. In the hope TO preserve IT, 70 put
the wolf 10 guard the fold-(appause)-is to put the
power OF the Union into the hands Of s enemies, TO
be its destruction The abolition party Of tho
North is also nvowed disunon party, and which,
although fee BILE In number, has done incacuable injury
by furnishing pretexts 10 their dsupion c0aborers In
the South with which poison and iname the public mind
and mead the ignorant and houghess into the meshes
Of the designing c0nsprators. Cheers Nor the de-
for dsunon the only common ground OF hese two
apparently hostile organizations, for is plain that dis
list is an abclitonst fact (Appause) Tho Opposition
party of the South is great and patriotic body Of men
who have approved their loyalty and devotion 70 the
ttutsn and the Union under the most difficult and
trying circumstances The popular frenzy and the power
of successive administrations have borne them To the
ground but they have arisen and renewed the struggle
lighting not for Office for place. but for the constitution
and the preservation Of the Union. (Applause) This
Is now the paramount and the sentiment which ami
mates the opposition OF the Souhs the very soul Of the
republican party. II will give the right hand OF fellow
ship to every Of any party who In view OF such
contest will accept IT. and, in the face Of the civilized
theirs who founded the Union will renew the pledge OF
"our lives our fortunes and most sacred honor to
the preservation Of their noblest work and our priceless
inheritance.
The honorable gentleman concluded amidst enthusiastic
cheering.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SPECIAL COMMrrfNN
" appo.sA y investigate hs cans q Geerge r Bckfocd
eeceal and RshA Adernanc digsiets VIII mess M Ne
Cty HAIL On 1hursday - 36sh Instant n o'clock p II
An parties noresd hereby notified be present u he
above named hour and place without any farther notca
u sSShz - ssaa.''
JOHN n. BRADY Of the
HN1RY 81. III, Board of Aderm'n
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ic;ss.Ss :abml.'es 4 .sop,oD;- p''pS' ''a' ''''
as and eighty Ave osa and the oomproe. drects,
WILLIAM M TwEED) Comm,r..
AUG. wRisaAS, County odlcss
hsc.mSes lsss pscally report. that he same snoss
I. duly auihsDticaed being legal county cSsrss -
sesoysd, That ths bill Of Norman Mcleod far .u.,.
&: s:ss y
toa for county contingencies. 'A 'p'''r
S sSSs T si hihssaISSsa. fos..s;' < ss.,
BOARD OF surERyIsoRs, Jan. q. 1850
e. sns On SSps Ho
suueIed blls q Doctors Bcuoa and oSsrs fsr .SSSs
s' e. :nsss
charges and are made out At The rate - for each sxs
The following ID submtssd:-
Resolved. That The bills Of Inc following named ssr ~
81 1859. BE- audited and allowed = Follows.
GgsssrSs B. soutop. one hun ire1 and Ave dslAaA
G Esn1, \ A. y Giss,!.sssr sshty ave dollars
s. ehIi M a. sssf ,.s twenty So Ss,ars
Henry Draper. stsssS S Soism
J! E fSi iIis sssss Ss sssss. a'' s'a<-
u cArsis, sfseSsn e dSisss
John Grehan.. Ten 1siisru.
J. Page. ten dollars
x %Sssi 4 Bssssi ih s.S ; Ss;.ss
Harris Ave dollars.
VIM. q, EiotI I'VE dollars
Ss.sssis H E 4: s ss:r Al. .,
reced to pay them from Sgprop,isscn rsr "osrOsss
x iSSs T + ,ssi nj S County, 90
goARD or supHRyIsoRs. Jan g, 1850
ne: Joseph sus aogsS
subpGr as during The as December term Of ths CauTt
Especial 6essons q the Peace at TX each q
The County Of Neg York g John NcGovern residenc}
1850 For serving (622) SIX hundred ard twenty two
Court Of Special Ssssions OF The peace at i1l csnss
The Cemmt,fes or CIi~ ra Courts and P;ice 70 whom
ielort that the game legal county charges ana the fold
Reaopsd s Jpn ass la s,s aSqpion M.co
seventy seven 1890 dolara; George j. Ruch seventy
Sessions dors Deeember ISIS be- audited sS ani as %
the comptfoes directed to pay the same from the app
TH nS5 LITTLE, Commit
R Et!iA$ + AG sSsHhs9r 0' am: II
Board Of Supervisors. Jan. q, 1860. Trs
Rs.cveS That he Board of Supervisors Of he cosr
New York earnestly request the Legislature OF ths St
abolish the Commission known the Commissioner ~
cords by the passage Of the following act and that COT
this report and resolution be sent The Senators ana Ne
Of Assembly of this County,
An Act TO Repeal an passed April Is 1856 entitled
Act for the Appointment Of Commissioners Of Record
the City and OouptNpf New York"
The people Of the Slate Of New York. represented IN q
Section l. The Act passed April is 1855, Chapter 4c7
Of 1855 entitled Gan Act for the Appointment Of Comm
by repealed ~
Sec. 2. This Act shall take effect Immediately.
ORIs0N BLgNT. Committee o. Pria
AUG. wEIsHAN. Stationery.
BOARD or euPxRvIsoRs. Jan. q, 1850.
On ayes and noes adopted J. B. YOUNG, C|
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A s!KREOsCOPE AND ONE DOZEN VIEWS FOE
q Ne unien stereosoopio Company'A SO nFooA'
anirA eeu1 y any addseo On recs1ps ofpsiooI ~
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THE COMMITTEE ON STREETS OF THE BOAR
i Aldermen win meet In Room No. g. CITY Hall, q
DAY, the Sls inst at two O'Clock r. N. The subject
ing Ann street VIII be considered Parties interested
matter will have opportunity Of presenting Their
Petitions for remonsrsnces against the above name
posed improvement may DO left with D. 7. Valentine,
FL. A. BoOLE, ,CsuI
HENRY v, GENET,
john h BRADY. 81
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RllYAURAETa

A0o1AU0AuT1s
T,AYLoRs SALOONS, So ANDsR BROADWAY
slnao m VA md AsQsw9 q 6snlnE Gsio0
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COMMITTEES
County Omces.


On ayes and rces, adopted j. b. YOUNG Clerk.
The Commiee Criminal Courts and Police whom
referred he btu Of Isaac Meseroe for board OF witnesses
during december 1859 respectfully reports thai the
amounts 10 ss46 co. and rendered for board Of Witnesses
during the rate Of 80 cents per day for each wit
pess conhl ed.
being legal county charge the following submitted fol
adoption
Resolved That The bin q s.sc nesssrcs for board Of VIZ
hundred and forty eight dollars and fy
the Comptroller directed 10 pay from appropriation fol
House Of Deutertion Of Wituessesn
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the United States are warned that IL in the
sumo to elect . republican President, the mi
nori,y will annul the constitution go IL is not
at last for a violation Of that instrument that the
Union be subvered but for maintaining il in fair
free and full operation according TO the Interpretation OF
its worst enemies Will this outrage on principle honor
and the obligation OF oaths add anything TO the strength
Of an institution for aich much is sacrificed? Would
the uxtaposon OF the free Stated wroDged nsulted and
States revolt against the government which all are
bound to support promote the safety OF that institution
brought into contact with them and declared to be the
Of the mischief Martial Law would doubtless be
proclaimed as recently at Charestown, 10 protect it, and
as the late letter Of Governor Wise admonsbed
Chase, the whole military might Of the South would be
sent into the free Saes to drag TO punshm all per
sons suspected OF tamperiug with slaves aiding
their elopement- There would be dashing Prn .
Rupers leading gallant cavaliers, and beating
up the quarters Of the free State farmers from
the headwaers Of the Kansas to the mouth of the Poto
of his country blood, and regiments Of Ironsdes until
then employing their hardihood in welding the or
Along he shores Of the Atlantic and the Gulf guards would
be obliged TO hold their stations, for every keel that APP
preached except the pirates, would be justly looked
extension OF slavery, and the continuance Of
the originating cause Of quarrel Mexico and Central
ton Of Great Britain and France against the busers
docs nos furnish The Instance q dissolution Of
war or s. sis var Il he south draws :. sword
70 spread slavery over yands nov free, shs begins :
beyond = ins oppos.a. TSsmsoScas aoo'suSe
blow struck II our government IN such cause vim Be
,o.,~1s Y n :r%s%snss on Al ;dss sad adssS xs
10 tss bands in ne f.O. q ffssssa, . a.
ana resolves p make var upon them pssvsnt thsif Cd
min.ssAcn d De government under the oonsttution
opos. q ssssd s Vim Dsoso WE 5. 8. x az
anass g." sad Isshiss.l me ssvsSo.Ssrs
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holders are combined to man. under the leaders who
well aware, however, that The maniacs who made the
late orav at Harpers Ferry and those who approved H.
consist Of mere handful Proof that the shareholders
themselves while this abolition concocon has been bub
bling up In its eervescence constantly, have never felt
apprehension found In the fact that slave property
has always been rising in value the face Of the false
alarms The and all its underground preparations
the work Of Of eloquent and seahy effort the
laid open by an explosion Old Brown the nrst consul
Of this embryo republic, sent to Eba, in q condition
never to and applause)the rest of the
now, after the obsequies soldiers springing up from
teeth along the Southern BORDERS and oonster
nation on every counenance looking out for the ghosts
Of enemies Does any believe that this terror in the
hitherto unterred Commonwealth Is reals II is nothing
but pisce Of De acsDgKean IN the par. Of Richard,
drsmasc efforts work wonders on the Ignorant and while
the DISCLAIMERS continue to appa the with the outcry
plot that they viii elect President to stir up the negroes
10 ana that they propose 70 wrap the South
property Of this doomed region Continues % rise IN
value Qaughter)-an the STAKEHOLDER knows and
,eele that 3. falsely accused party sdversares a the
nsssssary the whole Orce q M millions Of fssmen q
put down rsurrect,on 1t homo invasion from abroad
han ne trumpet mouthsd proclamation Of southern
men fn Congress that tho commanding party In The FREQ
GaAss approve and lend their aid TO such schemes -
shoujd 8 rough de save sssss and announcs % tho
cpprsd Of Al colo the purpose Of The North 10 abes
RrQloC8 u uQivcTbM emooCp0o0o, W0ulo t01y
nj - reatsd - ncendiaresi why, then lhe South
en- rerresentatyes permitted By their aavshoding Con-
ssi . make ssnsrsicns thas tend % persuade every
mn1c1gut b III H0uh that they have body Of friends
IA 10 North rsady 70 lad them 70 victory whenever
|heV ~ ~ drew on their bondH Simply because the
noe au tuuwS that ~ representatives having the leaA
tAnt such formidable ally ready 70
1uppoft inufrecon aeains Southern Institutions would
The ias mn o. earth even to whisper in the ears Of
he malooutenH-1 Aughter and appause)-,he ne
uose even are TO intelligent 70 give credit TO the
ibsurd story. Qanghter) There IS not q sane maa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-08-18
=
Orj:lllal Notice.

TO D\NlEL klDEii aud GE' fI NJ "SON:
- tks- hnu are h rely notih Il TIA { ther, IL ov
~ y" lie IN w o'hc" OF tbs tsrh + tho strict
q nrt ~ "o dbnry county. Iowa PEI iiiun OF C,fus
strong j. claiming + Snu parti in # TIE Re
h"t-'- ~ usts III Si""A iIy. d. ,tiur, CO., lows
,nd conveyed t. Daniel kiie- by the Sioux city
hthd dt-rry Company On the oh y, OF Ieret,-
her l>o- aisoa raritio, OF thu Heal rstai. situat
Ia Sioux City. East Addition. in said county and
conveyed to DAME, hider by said Comp, my, on the
OF september SIS: and that uni So you s.p.,,
aud answer thereto b.ior- noon II tn. second
day Of the nex' Septeu,b term of said Court A ID
lsaN. to be holden in aud TOR SAID county default
vii he entered against You aud JUDI ment re nder.d
lsr-on, PAT RolBH,
Attorney for Plaintiff
The above notice having been returned bv tn.
Sheriff of Woonhnry county, Iowa endorsed thu
within nam-d defendants mot found" hsr.by mr.
der the same to Re published for four suc-.ssiy.
weeks In the sioux City Register paper pub isLed
in said county. J. n FIELD
oSs-sv Clerk
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OriSissall NOt.cc.

To EEkNliAEf il.NN, JESSE WILLIAMS, JNO
X. COX. and II. Z. ia On:
- lE >-N"u are hereby notified that ON or Ief,r.
- the loth day of AUGUST, 4 b lNi'. tn .r.w,a l..
q" IL IN he Office OF ia. Clerk os taa Ds ,i,, t,r
""1"t' 'oa NY IOWA "A F't,ton uf John =
s'N "'mu ana t"enty five (S3,6-s drlrrs n ju,,
N'o MN - moe, had ani rrceIs.d hy you from
>''" Ans n daring the year iAa1. at SIOUX CIV
NV" ""a mt uile,s You APP ear III answer to, r..
Z" q hf If. noon ii tue sec nd ,,ay Il I'M, No,
term Of sail toaIt \, b. 1879, to he h" len in mud
tor said county, default will L suteted aiu,t Won
and Jud -ment rend,re THEREON
PAT. EoBB, Atty fer PIT.
Thr above notre having leen returned by tn.
ShrriH OF Woodbury. county. Iowa. endorse. tn.
within named G,rnesrt Hen, jess. iliams and
Horace &. ID con not tou,tG." hereby a,d,r III,
'snie pnhi hct for four sue ss>i,e week in tn.
sioux CITY Register, paper punished Ia said ,ouu.
ty.
ny
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"E'RSk ;" 'HA"nER' IN, In the District Jorr,
JoHN NJ RfT.U | W,niiu-,. r.. -


Jou> NJ. Rfr~U | WooIlur,. =, r,
I'o JOHN VI, BIZ ST >ir-l I'll are herr lev ,',,;
fed that there Is uu fl,. in thu. nic ,,r -
'leih OF the District Court. al v ondhury r,rr,v
+''i >tate u' Iowa, II PETITION Of George " Cham
ncffIh claiming al AsH the of Ave ADMIRED and
my dollars, 'hd interest thereon aaril ru,d ~
mon dnc him "n lromisso'y note, executed Ly
you dated Feb l., lsis, iur S4s3 9s. Iy.ll u,,cty
"a's after lat", t" Biget"w Chan,tri m wbo
"hsff"a me same 10 said petitioner and said pc
ntihh PraNs for the foreclosure a nurtu,g. ,,I.
GA" west bli - sec. II, and northeast fourth of th
northwest ION tn Of ste. 3D. md the moth half of
Tue HNtu"cSt fourth OF sec ., all IN townshi,, s.
hoFlh 81 range ~, west oi the 9TH L. NJ situntrd in
s"d '""htF-,atd mortgage having been executed
~ you On the 10Th Z" August, Isls, To secure. tin,
p'NHent 81 a Pf"nttss"fy note tor SIS ~. whi,h
'lSt ''id note WIS ait"r"ariS renewed and the nr-,
""o'e inehiluncd not" was eN-,ucd IN lieu thereof
qua >aid petition asks that said murf rnged premise,
It" s'id according 10 law, and the proct Il. Of stch
S"c ~ i"i AS lac same are apple e hc Al pti; Ia.
N"'hs the pH!ln ut II said note, interest and costs
81 SUIT ana that YOU DE adudgc 10 pay any ,I,t.i.
ehcy there may lee.
Now hnle>" y"H appear and answer thereto on
OF hrl"le the morning at TIA" second dav II tn. next
term OF the said district Court e. be holder, nj
Hio'N 'Hh, lii SAID county, thu third Monday OF
september, lHbu, being the 18th day ct said month
80 'lt VII lie t'kcH against Nuu, and a de.-eU
VIII he entered in accordance with the Drawer q,
sad petition. GErKGEW. CuANDLElI q PR
Hudson n joy, Att'ys.
Aug. J, 49,
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Ortgi'.ai Notice

1opAEiD WiIiTMER and J. NJ SHOWCASES.
- '"' ave- hrr"hr n"tihrl that there is now c,,
III" in The tic" + ia. Clerk, IF The d.. r., r,.
wont ury unity, Iowa, a Petit II Gee. w Eya,;
'iahllHg ! Won tie sum of two hundred aud f,r,v
s'\ "a H"iiafs, as money due on SoIr nrnri.s -
roe given I" J'hn VI chtri..s, f. w hu,Ir,l an,
hNr 20 d'iHrS. PAYABLE three months after dat.
AMI datt Il Jam" 2lst 1857 ~
ION ar" f"thrr II tti"d that said petition rrsy.
md that uni IS yuu appear and answer ,h.rs,oor
"' he"ie morning al the second day Of tn. n.x,
september term f { urt, a u IS o. be h i len in
uh li >h'h county! yt'nlt viii lee catered against
you and ujenlcnt rendered III .i.nn
t'THICE RDnD
Ai;'IHcy rlnintin
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90 ne aho1e notice having been returned bv tho
Hhrflh 81 Woodbury. Comfy. I. va endorsed III.
within name defcn 'antS =, nor t,rnJ,, hri
of'rr the SAM" 10 he Published for tour successive.
weeks IN IN" Sioux City Register a prp.r ruhli,h,
in sal County. J FIrin ''
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Original Notice.

ORDERED to he published fowr weeks in this Sion,
'tty Register, hy A. W. Hubbard, District jade.
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Original Notice.

T. Doughty Co. and " II d 10Th
Two g. DOUGHTY h CO. and WILLIAM II
ho'fH, Sirs: You are hereby notified tina, on or
p',nre Inc et"s"nth day of August, A y ECO there
WIN ne on hle in the office Of rhs Clerk Of the his
,f'c' Court OF Woodbury. comfy, Iowa a petitinn Of
i"'rick Enah Ginning Of You relief in enuity hr
h'NlnS pretended Judgment rendered in FeI,rnarv
1898 ~ W 90 thnry County, Iowa. against Mar.h.il
t"wn-l"y in favor of &. d ughty Co declared mil
ahd rnid AM the sale under and l,y virtue of ,,a
judgment OF the sw af " x Of section seven ~
t"'nship lightweight So range rty.soyen IA, ~
on T. NJ m ,de on the l7ih lay Of October 1850 SO:
aside -"'' '''
AS" by having nret"ndel in lcm"nt repd.r.
IN t"hcrrtrv 40. 1853 in Wu0tLurv county Ioca
against Marshall To nslrv in favor IF Wlii,m n
10 IN dec AIRED mil and III Al the sale m al. ndcr
" "F lir'" OF said ju 'gnicHt Of IN. Sc ou,rter f
M sw' ~ 'erti"n seven 60 n,hip eighty .irIt
% h"th 81 rang" fortr--eN'n AZ west of s il T.
IN SAL cHnHff an the llth day If Nnvem!ar 49,, h,
SET ~ de AM such other reir ~ Plaintiff ma, lee
cntitit' t." the Plaintiff h.rri, having in Au,n.t
1891. IN cd faith rnrrhased the al We dasrrih.
property from Marshall To,ns!ey anI r, cciy..d ,
,b,ci therefor. e"
And th"t unless you appear and answer ,hcre,,
On or hri r." no II Of the second dIy Of the p.x,
term OF said Coart. A. u IS a. to h. holder, in ami
Ior sad county, default will hc entered against ,r
an Judgment rendered thereon
PATRICK RODH,
Plaintiff.
T1n alNr
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iI2i y.

Ilt>>hlif1 N OF Co-PARTNER>iIp RI.
- t"PArtn 'rahp heretofore existing between I'm,
"'''r'gh' un i'r the style Of rootle i .,ck.np II
cunh'u Btna- and Si"uN City, Iowa, mud Om,ba
t,t%, T., has been hi,,o'vcI hy mutual r,n,-,n,
r' % IN" 'ate partner" i authorized IL u>c the
tnIe OF the late firm in the Sc tl,m MT of IL, l
" g. ~ $780,, MILTON TOUrIE.
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me shy" 'ice having hcrn re,rrnsi Wy the
SHrrih II "thury county. 10 a. ell ivr,.I Tia,
"',h's nam Il 1ol 'nnts " Il ( mi / ,.archy
81 der I'll" same to be publish Il f,r fur aucc,,.iy.
weeks IL. the Sioux rity Register paper publ he'd
:" s''' county J. \. FIELD,
, Clerk.
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NOTICE

HERERY GIVEN, that tn, City A..css,2opt
n"o.s Tor inc year 1850. are now in my Ia ntts
one per cent on IN" assessed value Of P.rsonal and
zeal property with" the corporate limits of Sioux
UP '"r IN" year 1860. These hooks will remain in
my hahdS th'r'v DAYS for public c.amnation and
any person agri.'ved nv tho assessment vii, h,ra an
P"rfunitv to lay their erievancrs before the civ
council 1t the expiration of the time SPECIFIED
JOS. W. STEVENS,
~ City Marshal
"ar.h"is "ni"". Sioux City, Iowa
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Original Notice
state ot Iowa,
Woodbury. County,
s. T DAVIS
-l ,a- I"SEPu A
1'o JOSEPH A. MARI; Sir. Won =

~ 'o>Efl 4, MARI; Sir: Won are herb,
1 h"th"d mat there is now file in The ,fi. 4,
Tue 'l"rk ui the District Court Of Wo,Ihury r.,,,,
~ iowa, lrtIt"n Of ;. I. Davis e tiinii,: Of Won
GA" hundred ana ten dollars, and Interest M 81, ,r
Per 'eht from nd after the 1t day of N,,.,,3ar
- a. 1906 AZ munry due him on account and ar
'''h AN" MAJOR done ami on contract. and that nm
less You appear and answer thrrct, ON ar h,f,r.
the s"c"h dar Of the term Of aid rnurt l.tI
~ SinnA tit% IL said county, judgement viii lee rom
,'ft' against N"a thereon. You are a!~,, u,,i6ni
'hat "i1t OF httso4 m"nt has been j. sued nri,st |
your property ia said suit. ). T. DAVIS, rTta
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-07-25

The "~CRUsADEK's'' CoNDIMExrs.-Teinper
ance is a mere secular theme Paul was
very indiscreet when he mixed up this sub
ject with righteousness and a Judgment to
come
'Woe unto him that giveth drink to his
neighbOr and maketh him drunken In the
next edition Of the Bible, there should be ad-
ded to the above, in italics, anless he has a L.
cease from human government,
Prohibition is a failure. because the law is
violated The ten commandments are VIC
lated daily and are, therefore, a failure, bet
ter never have been enacted. 4 judicious
license system, furnishing a revenue from in
EQUITY, would have been better.
Wine is a mocker.' This declaration of
holy writ is now asccrtained 10 be a mistake.
Its universal use will arrest drunkenness and
introduce the millennium.
When wine is in, wit is out True. when
there is not Wit enough to keep the wine
out.
Theodore Parker says the License Law
will do more good than Prohibition-that is
continue in sin that grace may abound
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-07-25
FOR THE SPIRIT OF TIE AGE.
Ruried Talents.

1t is painful to realize what an amount of
talent lies buried beneath the payestOnes Of
society. Daily in our walks we pass men,
and women who are more than ordlnarilyeD<
dowed with intelligence; who, highly giftd
of Heaven, do not, or will not, appreciate th
inestimable blessing, but suffer the dusr an
cobwebs of neglect to collect, until it becomey
hidden from view. Now, this is highly Gull
pable, and cannot fail to call down the rlghte1
Gus indignation of q just and supreme Donor
If o man or woman is talented, they must
know it The pearl-6sh may never be con
scious of its value; the toad may live and die
without knowing of the jewel in has head
but man cannot be ignorant OF the extent o.
his intelligence. How happy are the gifted
or rather how happy they mag be-, if they
will. How well they can afford to give mucf
pleasure to others they to whom nature un
bosoms herself; who are permitted to llstel
to her thousands of voices, and revel with
heart alive to their beauty, amid her flares
scenes. How sweetly and beautifully the,
may sing and gladden. a world with their gle
rious dreams-to whom life is a panorama G
beauty, each scene surprising the other
exquisite loneliness.
Blessed they, whose u~pleaping fancy hang
. mantle Of verdure upon the bleakest mouI
tam Slue, anu SCdlIeIS TIL gems ahAohS VI
sands of the desert of life; the clouds OF who's
sky brings beauty and change, and addict
new lustre to the stars. Sad be the fate
those who, possessing the key to intellectu
feasts, refuse to enter and partake thereo
who, having a talent, suffers the earth-mou
to gather upon it. Arise, ye gifted ones
send out your songs through the n
your muse is of melancholy mood, let Il
wailing voice of your songs weep sentlme
upon the heart it may soften and refine sor
nature hitherto insensible to the breath
feeling. If the spell of mirth abides with
your bosom, then let the joyous notes 81
gladness upon the atmosphere of the men
world; great may be the number of clouds
will sweep from the brows of the sad-heart'
If descriptiveness is your forte, delight t
eyes of the imagination with your beautl
scenes in short, whatever may be your
ent, use it; suffer not the tarnish of disuse
mar the fair surface use it wisely, enhal
its value, and as becometh the faithful, r
der it back to the giyer with tenfold accur
! lation. Then shall fall upon your ears,
> music sweeteF than the strains of the me
ing stars when they sang together, the wo
[ reliable and true; swell done, thou 6
, servant, because thou hast been faithful
0 very little, nave thou authority nyef
a cities" AlRlEcHApsA4