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r WILL. SILL, on reasonable TERMS
very valuable tract IL land, containing
i-O scrss; 80 ssre- Of which. srs cleared,
and 10 cultivation. II II vsll-impeved'
there f,eins on n, a frame Dwelling. Press,
ana Tin. and ali necessary ont houses.
This place u sitasse In Pasols 90. shres
miles .osth Of iBssssvills. Tsrns, exceed
.nrIy libessi. The whole, o part OF the
pav.nesss. msy be made in negroes sor
issskss psrsicslsrs spply TO
r. n. ALLEN, bss.ssille. Miss.
Jvly Is, 1861. n51.sw
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Southern r~,sacely.
Or. =. ". CLAnk'S
CURE AGuE PILLS,

These PMS VIII not only brenk mp any
case II Chills aud Fever. but taken IL con.
%ncction with the painless liver pills. will do
what other arie and fever remedies DO not
do. O., eradicate the cause " the disease
from the system. You need try them only
once.
Tint dread .c1urge " the Mississippi
VALLEY. Kin, Arus. linda bis %cobquercr in
these remedies. Those who live IN the mi.
asma,ic %rcsions II the south and west, will
end these rsmelias beyond III price when
they have once tes.sd their virtue.
no pHB PLANTERS.
In the bottom land " the Mississippi
Arkansas and BRACES. and Rcd River and
in ail malarions sections, by following the
directions for. administering these pills, will
cfcc,ually prevent ninc-teaths Of tho Agnc
and Chill fevsrs. n we'll Ms Bilious. Inter.
mi,,ent and Remi,teut fcyer., that now
yearly decimate the time Of their servants
and profits Of the ercr. hs sickness a death.
ONE MILLION DOLLARS
Goes North for quack patent medicines.
Throw your Dutch and Yankee mineral
medicine. to the dog., unless you wish 10
kill. and try these.
Purely Vegetable and Southern remedies
prepared alone By d.. CLARK, a native Ten.
nessean, who has a familiarity with South.
crn diseases and their treatment IN q
Southern climate.
Or. CIarkss Sure Cure Ague Pins.
Il recommended for Chill Fever. Fever
D1mb Asus, and nothing else. They will
ensc,ually break Up and ~hsn taken IN con.
nsc,ion With sh-::li,er pills, will entirely or.
| adieate every trace Of disease M matter how
long standing. or how obdura,e the ease.
Price 81. Sent By mail. pos, paid.
One dose Of ,h.se pills Is warranted 70
break up rnv case Of Ague Or Chill, and
used In connection with Clark's PAINLESS
Lrvsn Put, will shsesuslly cure and entirely
eradicate all the seeds Of disease which
bring on chilli fever. fever arue and dumb
ague. CLARK, GRsVOnf 6co.
FOR sale BY Martin 4 Son, Pamela, and
Butts 4 tfunt. Batessiils.
Feb. q. fs5l. ttse2a
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GET THE BEST"
sOuthcrm Remedies are the best
for southern Diseases.

The attention " the southern public Is
called to the following medicines. prepared
and 20, up hya respectable firm in the city
~ Nashville.
THEY ARE WARRANTED
to do vha, We say they will do, II directions
ara follow cd.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

McLgAN's CoEDIA.-As may be
seen, VIC insert this week the advcr-
tiscment Of McLcan's Cordial, &c.
1t Is very we'll known we arc not
particularly favorable to patent me-
defines, and, Ms q general thing,
eschew the whole Of them with bnt
little ceremony, and with these senti-
ments VIC declined inserting this adj
vertiscment until we knew what were
the ingredients Of jhc medicine, and
how compounded. This We havclearn-
ed, and ~belicving, as VIC do, that the
ingredients are good, and the CON-
pound judiciously made, We con
mend j, as a mixture worthy Of public
confidence.
The above is from the st. Louis
Christian Advocate, edited by the
celebrated Rev, Dr.. McAnally, which
speaks volumes in favor Of McLean's
Cordial. W. say to all, try il. Sec
the advertisement in another column.
eEy~Mcn Ourselves, Subject to
Disease, We feel for all mankind.
The science Of medicine is the %.
spring Of philosophy, and, Of course,
its growth and Improvement must ever
keep pace With the discoveries that
arc made in the physical world.
Science IL a. unlimited a. the immcn-
sisy Of space. The discovery Of the
component parts Of that ircstimable
tonic, the Highland Bittsrs, by DR..
Ballangall, dates q new era IN the
history Of medical discovery, which !,
entirely unparalleled, and has done
more real good. relieved more suffer
ing, and cured moro patients than oil
other medicines ever offered to thu
public. Sold BY s. Mansfield 1 Co
Wholesale Druggists, Memphis Ten
nessec, and BY all respectable drug
gist and dealers every where. See
advertisement.
Sold by Martin / Son, Pamela.
ikfessrs. CLARK. 0RsooRY 1 Co
Nashville, Tenn.-0ents You vii
please send me one gross Anbrosis'
Oil in haste. don't wish to get ouI
Is 10 selling rapidly. Respectfully
]. 8. BETHSHEARS.
Trenton, Tenn. Dec. 70. 1859.
Memrs. CLARK. GRDsoRr { Co,
Nashville Tean.-Oentlemcn : pur
chpsed some days since, in atlanta
Geo, one bottle Of your Ambrosia
Oil. and End iss qualities superior :,
anything q the kind in existence.
en- in the Grocery business in thil
place, and wesld like to get the reen
cy for the sale Of Il. have eGecse,
several cures With Il and have order,
for severl bossles. Let ne hear frou
yos - regards the price. lam com
PEELED to have u least one dozen bot
ties 1t any psiee.
\ G. A. HARRIS.
Calhoun, Go. Dec. %. so.
Sold BY Martin & Son.
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.J.ssLOR's

COMMITTED to the Jail II Pamela w
~ County, nm old negro man, wholly
says h.s name AMOS, and that he BE-. ~,
longs TO sampson Merit, Of Carrol'-A-y
county. Miss. Amos j. about 90 ur ~
years " age. his front teeth out, high fore.
head. has gray hair and wh,skers. about 5
feet 4 or ) inches in hight, has u large scar
on his stomach md bowels caused BY n
burn. Tho owner IL hereby notified to come
forward prove property and take him away,
or he will DO dealt with M thu law directs.
J.lI. JONES. Sheriff
aud Jailor, Pamela Go.
August %, 1861. n32-tw
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|cASvAs SnoEs ron the Army
y Quartermaster Generals De.
fimcn, in Richmond has received
|re 5000 Of a new kind Of shoes. Of
rather curious description, tho,
fnises to answer well in the great
pretty Of shoe leather. The upper
|riions Of the shoe are tsade Of can.
instead Of leather. The CANVAS
prepared so as to make Il impcrvi.
P TO the weather, and IL said "a
pal in comfort, durability, and all
FpCcis Of wear, the best Of shoe
k'hcr.
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~. .HeLE.s.N"s r.N'yv'Ess.sL PsLEs.
Tor LSssr ss~mpfsfsf, hfhssssso.
Msadssbs, Nc.

Asoa0sNst eN
There has ncvcx been a Cath-r,ic mod.
cine offered TO the public, tina. ha- gwen
such entire satisfaction rs Mclean. Uni
vcrsal Pills.
Being entirely vegetable, they ara reF.
fcctly innocent and q DO tnksn by The
most tender infant; yet prompt and power.
fol in removing al Bilious secrstions, Acid
or Impure. feted matter from the stomach
In fact, they arc the only Pills that should
be used IN malarious districts.
They produce no 6siping, Sickness or
Pain In the Stomach or Bowels, though
very active and searching In their operation
promoting healthy secretions Of the Liver
and Kidneys. who will sufcrfrom Bilious.
ness, Headache and roul Stomach. wi,.n 20
cheap q remedy ran DO obtainedi Keep
them constantly on hand a single dose.
taken In season, may prevent hours. DAYS
and months Of sickness. Ask for DR.. j.
n. SioLear's Universal Pills. Take no
other. Being coated, they are tas,eless.
Price only IS cents per boz, and can be sent
by nail TO any psrt Of the United States.
!. n. McLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Cor. Of Third and Pine Sss., 81. Louis, No.
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4
Isdls. N Hs,dI. shi vicinity,
|mel ard organised an Ald 10.
La, Tho volunteers u i's"ol'
|r.bien,, Mrs., H. y MeCisehen
|p,s.ldani, Alrs. u. W. Harris !
L,ay, N. Callie Harris. Tfes''
Nri, Vim IIeain. a.
Leseer..-.Mfa Oslesby. Mrs'
|o Jencs, Mrs. Parker, Mrs.. y
|or. Mrs. lIIghiower. Mf': Ellls,
BE-, iluller. Mrs. TERED, Mr.
'or,. Mira nosboargh, Mrs. Hob
| our orgpn aalIon, the following
|nlions we're passed :.
soired. That the sardis blucs
the frat 10 call on Us, We VIII
|nilond to them.
Iwired After We have made the
4 comfortable, We will pay our
Liion TO any company that need
k%eryiccs, =.
Our labors will never
J while we can get working ma
w..
|. solred. That We will meet on
|, Monday, and will be glad fo'
lho feel m interest in the soldiers
bio with us, and aid Us by con-
utions and work.
The ladies' will obligc VI
Inncxing their names to their do
ons, as we wish to publish all con
utions, together with the donor'
r.
NIps. u. I. McCRAcxgS, Prest.
|. g. llARRlss, Secretary.
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n. a. 4. johnson Assigned %
h. Command Of the mlss1ss
)ppi valley.
/ RicmMoSp, Sep. 10th, 1861.
EoLgMAN:
len. A. q. Johnson has been rs.
Sed the command Of the Western
knscs, including the Mississippi
)ley, he goes to Memphis in a few
II. MryronD,
SAN. TATE,
Gro. DIXON.
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The state Of Mississippi.
PAMELA COUNTY.

u. T. WatthHWs, NstaunM.Hs 's'u',
W. by the UNDERMINED
william A. Naylor. Justice o. tho
Peace. the 50th day Of Jul, 1861. IN favor
" said y. T. Mathews and against the said
William A. Ns.lpY, for twenty dollars ana
forty cents $50 t0.loo,) In the In.'ise'.
t'pnrt held NJ Psrols. IN the County o'
Pamela and state 81 Mississippi. The DO
PENDANT IL hereby notified tina, unless no
appears In said court nj the neat term
tRrreaf, 10 BE- held on the 3rd MONDAY IN
September, 1861, and plead % said seton,
iuirment will he entered and the property
attached cold. ]. X. WILSON. J.
Auxust q. 1861. ns9-iw
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RIA Female rival Of Blcnd;n.

%A Female rival Of Blcndip.
recently essayed to cross the
lanes on a rope. opposite Cremorne
kt'ens. camc pear meeting with .
fious accident. She proceeded half
J across. bat vas unable to get sny
|riher. owing to the rope hsssne b..
(uae too slack. some Of the NV roee.
lsing been stolen. She dropned
pride the rope, aud IS i. was fcsud
possible to throw lines 10 to her.
g ultimately flung hersclf upon one
the guy ropes and gradually lower.
herself intoahoat. amid the cheers
excited thousands.
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Thousands Of human beings have been
saved q life Of decrspitude and misery, By
the use Of this ~iBvslusbls Lisineni. II
will relieve pain slmoss inssantaneously,
and u will eleanse, pasify and heal the
foulsst Sore In IN iscredibls short tim /,
MeLssm's Heieenie OIL Linimsnf will 70.
lieve the most invcserate cases Of Rhcuma.
,ism, 0ost o. Neuralgia. For Paralysis,
Contracted Museles, Shines or Weakness
in the JOINTS, MsseIes or Lisamests. h will
never fail. Two applications will cure
Sore Throat, Headache, o. Earsche. tsr
1Durus or Sealds, Or any Pain, Il Is an 10.
faiisbls remedy. Try q, ed zoe vill fad
Il N indispensable reaedy. Keep !, always
on hasd.
eRPlanses, rarness,o or any one having
charge o. horses, will save money By using
NsLsaa,s velsssis Oil Lantmeut. II IL .
speedv and isfalisble cure for Calls, Srrsins
Chsfes. Swelling. Lsneaess, Sweeney,
Sores, wousds, Scratches, o. any eternal
disease. rrrit, and 700 will be convinced.
]. n. NsLgAN, Sole Proprietor.
81. Louis, Missouri.
f7rros sale b. r. Z. Clarke, Pamela.
Sepssnbes l, Vsl. n3s-ly
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l%nunkTH,TaRs suE NJ SINS,

llF tiHftF aasfss Il a. p tais
" hsff f##gH u al ss|ftl
As At4ii fAfM *Af fAlfi
A. aHH FHai aAmlulssf# ~ 4 taNlfA8a
SIT ihH sl FHHtf4 II fshH 4 vel a
sassti, tlis n at aaaff Ill ~ aaihi
ftf iha liH A. n HFfamtsf. lsl AZ
- lsis f'ilifata n a. sd. estf flas
fsai Na1Hi, IN Hfl sfHae, ssi a. Dob
sBs' ~ ~ W. tllhsH ! Ifsf m . sfaff
# ~ mlaihs ffn ths ~ 4 n's. ihs
fail#sift Hlmsi slsfas halHHaiff ~ mil
ssfhffl w sf no. msH alH taiff
"a. liist = MAJ ~ f#tft alf f,H
HffI "a vaHft Hhl ani be- eh sHi hHl
Hfma4 Heels, Il gssia 90 Ths e. fHfsf
oil w. fsIHlfti w fge haal anil 4ffgfgai
ssssfliG, IANfe rnWtn
slmff ~ banli nom
fsa ill AafHH rs, tnft ftu a.
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sAtr.-The New Orleans Crescent
its Talk on Change says.
There was talk about the sal. mar.
T. There is sufficient coarse and
evy salt on market to cover two
ladrcd and scvcnty.fvc thoussud
(rrcls Of meat. That will b. q
|nsh meat as our market will require
hext season. Then. Of course,
re are some small supplies in the
ihiry available: 50 II i almost an
possibility that the South will 20
tless the next twelve months,
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"oi.T Tiffi DI,sf
~, q. u.tlAMe's
pn,wlsss liver wis.

Iva fhff fAHf&iH fH F#iafHal NJ HH*fs
nj An
TheY eNf tFaatHsff fagH9tA NJ ff
shi slapiflngf HfIflHF 10 ssAsai HfHfi
fagl fahls n n |mFHfs hlaad,
HtskfH IN mi4fms9la idsflHlts hsfHfit ~
sfas reis hold n ne sfsfam ihsl fiH o.
hks 4 ehasm IN aaiastlif nlssmsiig fll
saH, efsysnllaffsfsft fhs fsInl,"flfa
PHI Hfts ~ che fafF fsaf N disaisal l
I've ssn'ly IN NE #fiaaHfi8a n ~ Mood n
that sasy manner shish lniplfea elnh lshss
IN M masesF Fhsf ave W pAln
ts,s ,ssfsis as .tssrs, rs''s#.
hni sfs eamfasst n remedies shlrb naf
risainf. In his Initiate goodness, hss eaaiei
~ srslns W ~ eaf fftlfies, ~ euf fl'af
bshks. ssi IN he fasf f~aeasses " W. ~
at. ffnlg, "ia slsiam hath W. made llsm
AZ ~ NE relief a saa aflns hnmanlit'
Tho sefy hes, pills ~ Ne lisef ever ~
fefed W lhe tHhlle, mlsi unlneslipnahlf =
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THE STATEOF MISSISSIPPI,

10 Asa r. slfalton. H. and aamh ' STRAIT
ton minor children VI Asa w. stratton,
SEM.
Nh are hereby eiied 10 appear before
The Probate routi NJ said county nn
the ith Monday IN August, lsGi, 10 'hov
eeusc Why tho final aaenuni ~ Asn
s%lfaltnn srn'r. your guardian. should
not be allowed and approved, aud Why said
Guardian should not remove your person.
aud personal property 10 the county OF
I.fasida, state " Tesas. iiy order NJ the
Court. j.. N. MsltOD, CLERK,
Is.uei June ~, ls6l. n2t.iw'
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MAYOR or PANOLA, MISS.

rAMEy n. WILSON, Mayor, viii assssd
10 NE seilsesion Of elsins. e mseis-
srsss. D-tn
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These Pills are NJ Yankee trick 10 he
palmcd ~ IN the eanhiipg Sou b. bot nre
prepared hy Dr. r, NJ. rlnft, ~ Nashville
q native Tennessean. Testimonials OF The
highest chafseier relative W theit virtue
may be had IN Nashville. We only nsk .
trial " them. Price ~ cents p0r bJs.
Pat ~ only nj The Amhrnslal on Mclical
Depot " CLARK, tregofy A Go Nashville
Tenn, 10 whom orders must he addressed
TN receipt " the retail price " Dents,
We will send 10 ans address by mail. Full
directions with each boS.
Thcsc Pulls afe u speedy aud n certain
cure for complaints arising from q dis.
enscI ,-ierei liver. cnnied by ntmoa'
phcrit mainrn. via Intermittent, Remit
tent or Bilious Fever or Nervous Headache
Sick or Periodical Headache. Chronic t'os
~ti,cncss, Loss ~ Appetite. Lnnguor, Din
illness " the Head. ~Jaundice, sallow Com
plcSion. Tainted Breath, Dyspepsia, Pain.
In tho Back, side or Breast, or oil impnri.
ties Of the blood and all dcrangcmcn, OF
the Stomach.
For snle hy Martin 4 Son, Pamela, and
Butts 4 Hunt, Batcsyillc.
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STILL

We learn from a passenger from
|mphis, tina. Thompson and Pillow,
(aple,cly routed the enemy.
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ported Engagement NJ Col.
ufnbus.
IN "A

FIGHT.
~ learn from a dispatch from
1snbas that heavy firing was heard
lierday opposite Columbus, where
=. Thompson is eucamped with his
! ourians. 1t is supposed that the
|%lcrals a, Birds Point Ind attacked
}. Gen. Pillow. with Bankhcad's
and other rcinforcements,
once crossed the river to assist
mpson, and when the dispatch
received the fght was still raging
lar readers will await the pariicu.
I si,h anxiety, and wc shall en-.
(sar to lay them before them in
Observation-Disclosures.
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Panola zoe ACodemyI
nun Yjfsh ges6boo u this School vii
eeaosnss - Dose6ay he Seecsd d
Sepseubep. Ten = Aesssefsse-Tvelvs
vifssss ssd fsesty Dollar, p. Ter q
nive nsasAs. o. I. RANKIN, psineipsl.
Aueuss =, 1881. n55-A
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srItfAI NOTICE..
HAte . aeHi nv hsfas eel sae9unii ~
Che htHis M Col VI = Mad, eha IL
falls nnlhHfife W eail ~ aal ferelpi M
tha aHme, daring nv ah.eHee IN lhe army,
Thomas y rlafAs, = 70 has ahnfre NJ
M shop. ani u amhHflfe H. cell all NY
stock N hurgiea an haiti
Al PERSONS afe hereby safned against
tnkibs " destroying anf n my lumber, In
aud ahlni NY Carriage Factory. ~ hHff
Instructed Ne clafAs. 20 prosecute In NY
nama al such offenders
fRID Lifnuln
June IA, lsGl n3l.im
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TAKEN ~ By /. Q. Ie2lss. svs niles
ssss II ~ town II fsssla, . black
.s,s ,ossy. 6 yessssld, u hasas hish,
ss,sasi .: ste siehs IN 80" Appraised
10 80.
Angus, g. 1851. ssa-'s
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Equal o every emergency, the oriFina recips
sts hnnd,i over ~ n retpectahle hrn ~
pharmaceutical chemists In Edinburgh. VII,
have prepared !, exclusively, I'LL ia intro
d%uetian into The Southern states n shor,tim
ngo. And Il may be- mentioned ma n conclu.
si,e proof VI us intrinsic merit, and SUPER
GRITTY over all other preparations or stomach
medicines, either In Europe or America.
that unvarls If
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-05-01
Took him nj his Word.

The following occurrence isl literal fact.
An engineer on--ons Of our railroads, stop,
ping at a Water Station near this city got
into conversation with rough looking Gus.
toner who complained loud and long OF
the acts Of the Government. He said he
owed the nation nothing, and he didn't care
Al red what became Of it. The South would
come out ahead, and he hoped it. The En-
ginecr asked him il that was all the gratitude
he had for country that had protected him
and his property. Rough denied the pro.
lection, he hadn't cent of property to pro-
tcct.
The other urged that at least the govern.
ment had gwen him personal safety. This
was also Gsclaimed in unmeasurcd terms,
the chap averring that he had always taken
care Of himself, and never looked To- Govern.
ment to protect him.
But il any man assaulted you, you
would be prompt to appeal TO the Govern
menty'
"No, would not, can take care Of mr.
self"
"Then," said the engineer, Jumping down
from his machine, ''take care of yourself"
Whereupon he pitched in and gave the
grambhr tremendous thrashing, greatly I,
the satisfaction Of the crowd.
"And he was right"
"Or any other man.
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The Neutral Dodge.

The cowartYy traitors Of Hannibal who
run up secession flag the other day, have,
on s,ber second thought, hauled that down
and run up instead the dastardy flag OF neu.
trality. m
This neutrality dodge is, as RIA son should
stand by and coolly look on while his broth
er pitched into their common father and
sought to lick him, expecting after the fiyht
was over to share the spoils Of victory with
the conqueror, whomsocver it might be. If
the old flag triumphs in the strife these
neutrals will insolently claim their full share
of the benefits and blessings Of Govern
ment which they refuse to de fend against
armed assailants And. on the other hand,
if the rattlesnake hag prevails, these same
neutrals will follow the tactics Of the man
whose wife whipped the bear. while he main
tanned neutral position in the loft, and
boast what brave secessionssts ",ss'' we're |!
These neutrals are simply following the
example ofthe Tories Of the Revolution, and
seek to save their skins and their purses by
the same course. - Gate Citv.
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BROTHER JONATHAN'S LAMENT
FOR SISTER CAROLINE.
Fro N the Atlantic Monihly.

From the Atlantic Monthly
sus has gone. she has LEFT in passion and pride,
Our stormy browedsister so long at our side sl
shc has torn her own star from ornaments glow
And turned on her brothers the face Of foe!
q Caroline Caroline, child OF the sun,
We forget that our hearts have been one
Our foreheads both sprinkled in Liberty's name.
From the fountain Of blood with the finger of fame
yo,, were ALWAYS too ready to are a. touch:
rut said, sShe is hasty,she not mean much
We have scowled, when you uttered some turbulent
threat;
Blu. Friendship still whispeEea "Fsve and forsetr'
Has our love all died out? Have Its altars grown
colds
Has the curse come at last which the fathers
Then nature teach the strength of the chain
That her petulant children would sever in vain.
They may fight till the buszards are gorged with their
spoil,
Till the harvest grows black II rats in the SOIL
Till the wolves and the catamounts troop from their
caves,
And the shark tracks the pirate the lord Of Ae
Invain 10 the strife When the fury is past,
Their fortunes must fpw in channel At last,
As the torrents that from the mountains Of snow
RoIl mingled in peace through the valleys below.
Our Onion is river, lake. ocean and sky!
Man breaks not the medal, when God cuts the die!
Though darkened with sulphur, though clovep with
steel,
The blue arch viii brighten, the waters will heal.
o Caroline Caroline, child OF the sun,
There battles with Fate that can never be won
The starhowing banner must never be furled,
For blossoms If liuht he hone of tha world
Go then, our rash sister ! afsr and alaof-
Run wild in the sunshine away from our rcof
But when your heart aches and your feet have grown
sore,
Remember the pathway that leads TO our door!
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-05-01
ODE TO A B0n-TAIL CAT.

Felis Infeli1. Cat unfortunate.
With nary narrativel
Canst thou no tale relate
Ofhow
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Didst wear Il BY
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Didst goa
Fishing with it,
Wishing with Il
To "bob" for cat fish,
And 60 to bed thyself,
Curses on that Hshr
pidst lose II In kittenheod.
Hungrily chewing II!
Or gayly pursuing II,
Did II make tangent,
Abrupt, refrangent,
From thy awift circuit
Bid some brother Grayback--
Yowling .
And Howiing
In nocturnal strife,
Splitting and stearing,
Cus'ng and swearing,
Ripping and tearing, as
Gaining thee "saseageAair'-
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