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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-05-09
Union Moetin9 ut Pedee.


Alta Union meeting of the citizens Of
Pedee and vicinity, in Cedar Co., on the
4th Of May, 1861, VIM. Graham was ap-
pointed President; J. Ellison and P.
Roberts, Secretaries; and Isaac Wyaut,
D. McGloclin, Geo. Larnet, and John
Moore, Vice. Presidents.
The meeting was addressed by P. D.
Turner, Col. Swineford, Mr.. Gold, and
Mr.. Harris.
On motion, there was = Committee Of
Three appointed to take subscriptions for
those who enlist, and for the protection
Of their families in their absence, to wit:
A. Sawyer, Luke Corker, and Jos. Eli.
son. We are happy to state that We re-
csivsd fifty dollars BY way Of subscrip-
ton.
The meeting Was we'll attended, and
the Union telling was unanimous. We
adjourned with three hearty cheers for
the Union.
Jos. ELLISON,
PREsroN RoBTRTs,
Secretaries.
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How Long the War will Last.

We are not one of those who believe
this will be war of years duration. We
believe it will be completed before the
close Of the summer, and the Govern.
ment be placed on more stable footing
than ever. The only thing, in our opin-
ion, that can prevent this is want of
efficient and energetic action on the part
Of the Government itself. Peace can
never be secured till the people are liter
ally worn out and bankrupt by a mere
defensive policy. But if the war is pros.
ecuted with vigor, AID carried into the
enemy's country, it cannot be long before
the secession traitors are brought to a
realizing sense Of desolation in the pres.
ent and ruin in the future. The leaders
may in their pride and desperation,
choose ruin rather than submission, bur
the people are mot prepared for this
Destroy their army, desolate few of
THAR citiass and =v;.hhell s.".;.:~--, --A
the end must soon come. Believing that
the Government intends to bring this
war to close as soon as possible, and
confident that it possesses the means and
knows how to use them to the best ad.
vantage, We think this war will be of
short duration, and trust future events
will sustain our conviction.-Dar. Gaz
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FIRST Iowa REaIMENr.-The follow
ing are the companies which compose the
LIST Iowa regiment, which is now full:

GOING TO THE RENDEZVOUS
different companies Of the First Regi.
ment will be at once sent to the rendez-
vous at Keokuk. The two DUBUQUE
companies, and Capt. Vents company,
will leave here this Sunday morning
on the steamer Hawkeye State, and will
be At Keokuk tonight. The two Mus.
catine companies have been ordered to
be at Keokuk Monday night; the Cedar
Rapids and Iowa City companies, Tues
day night; and the two Burlington COM
panies and the Mt Pleasant company,
Wednesday night. Thus the whole reg.
inent will be at the place of rendezvous
next Wednesday night Ample prepar.
atoms are being made for their comfort.
No better appointed regiment has proba.
bly, been sent to rendezvous in the North
West than this.-Dav. Gaz.
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Inc undersigned having purchased the right Of
CONkLIN NEWTON'S PATENT BROADC Asst
SEED soWER for the counties Of Cedar, Jones, and
INN, would cpectfu'y inform the public that he can
supply limited number OF these machines. which s,c
manufactured and sold at his farm at ONION GROVE,
Cedar county, Iowa.
TINS machine posses the following merits: IN-Sim-
piicity In construction. 2d-Lightness OF drauuht.
Sa-"ill not clog in sowing grain seed, wet or dry
rh-Amoant sown always seen and easily regulated.
Ssn-Mm SOW from two to ten feet wide, q desired,
oth-Wiil SOW from twenty to twenty Ave acres in
gay with saving Of one peck to the acre Of seed
tn-WLl yield from three to five bushels to the acre
more than il sowed by hand.
NJ. SPRINGSTEED.
Onion Grove. Feb. 9th, 1861.
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The HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL, Of which
an advertisement will be found in snoth.
or column, is really the best and cheapest
family paper that we know of. No one
who subscribes for it will be sorry, for it
contains information useful to all. worth
many times it's cost.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-05-09
How Northern Men are Treated i'm vir-
ginia.


gfnia.
A gentleman just arrived from Fairfax
county, Virginia, where hs was settled
as farmer, informs US that on Monday
last 4 notice was posted at the Court
House, informing all men of Northern
birth that they must come forward and
take the oath Of allegiance to the Con-
fsderate States, and to Virginia, or leave
the State within fifteen days. Al this
gentleman did not wish to swear fealty
to government hs despised, hs made
immediate preparations for departure,
and brought his family with him leaving
his farm Of one hundred and ten acres
in the charge Of az old man Of Northern
birth, who, ho expected, would also be
required to leave. Every Northern man
Who could leave the State was packing up
and departing. It Is likely that their
property will BE- confsc.ted.
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A contemporary offers the following
pertinent suggestions to the volunteers
about to 60 South: "Take a yard Of
thin ,ohite flannel, fold it together once,
and sew up one end; a ribbon or tape
may be inserted to draw and tie it around
the neck. This, thrown over the cap or
shake, and falling behind, completely
shields the head and shoulders from the
rays Of the sun. Wooden is preferable
to linen or cotton, is equally Ii ht, costs
less than the former, and is easier washed
and kept clean.
A flag twenty by forty feet has been
raised to the top Of Trinity Church, New
York. The stars and stripes wave 24O
feet above the ground!
We have a few of the old Union
party right in this locality. They have
been charging us with stealing their
Platform-"The Union, the Constitution
and the enforcement of the laws" What
have they now got to say about thei. great
leader, John Bell? Who has stolen him?
He has joined the secessionists. lie has
proved himself just as low and miserable
a traitor as the times are now turning
out ready made to order.
The New York Tribune urges that
there is military necessity for the de-
struction Of the foundries and machine
shops Of Thomas and Ross Winans of
Baltimore. The great Winans foundry
is casting cannon and shot, aud shell, for
The rebels. It is commanded by the guns
IF Fort McHenry.
Men Of Kentucky, fathers and hus.
bands, think of . licentious soldiery,
think of servile instruction, remem-
Der your hearthstones. Oh think, We
beseech you, Of the women Of Kentucky,
md do everything in your power, put
forth your utmost exertion to save Ken
lucky from a woe too dark to describe
Winchester, Ky, Nat. Union.
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Upton POsT.OFFICE,

TIPTON POsT.OFFICE.
Open from I to II O'Clock A. NJ and from / to
Up. n. On Sundays from IL NJ. to l P. n.
CLOSING OF NAILS.
Eastern via Wilton, daily, st7P.M.
Sundays, P. n.
Onion Grove mail leaves Mondays, Wednes.
days and Fridays; closes At P. II. the night
previous.
Iowa City mail Wednesdays and Saturdays at
A. N.
II. II. =~ss#a.~
De Witt mail Fridays, closes At P.M
Red Oak mail Tuesdays and Saturdays at An.
Anamosa mail Sundays at p. N.
s. s. DANIELS, P. N.
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NoT1cE - All who subscribed for uni.
forming the "Tipton Guards" and have
not paid up, are requested to come for.
ward Immediately and do so.
WIN. DEAN, COMMITTEE
J.W. CASAD, on
WM ELLIOTT, Collections.
Upton, May 9Th, 1861.
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~Fgmers who are in want of a
reaping machine, will read the advertise.
ment Of E. Hoyt, in to.day's paper. He
is agent for some of the best Reapers aud
Mowers of the country.
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D4-We would call the attention of all
who want to keep posted in the war aud
other news, to the prospectus of the Da-
venport Gazette, which will be found in
another column. The Gazette is one of
the very best papers published in the
West, and is up to the times.
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PATRIOTIC MEEr1Na.-A meeting OF
the friends Of the Government will be
held at Inland Post. Office, for the pur.
pose Of forming a company of Home
Guards, and to erect liberty pole, on
Saturday next the 18th inst. The pub.
lie are invited to attend.
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GRAPE VINES AND POTATOES

TEE Subscriber has Concord, Clinton, Hart.
ford Prolific and Northern Nuscsdine Crane
vines for this Spring sale. by tho hundred, doc.
en-, or single. Price--Clinton Csc; Concord, 35c
70 81; Hartford-Proliic, IS to soc; N. Nusca.
dine, Soc.
Also, few bushels Of
Davis Seeding l. Psince Albert Potatoes,
very prolific and Of the best quality It Is cents
Per peck.
The Grape Vines are propa gated by layers and
are Of the best qnslity. perfectly hardy. and are
among the very best Of tho native kinds. The
grape vines can also be obtained Of HAMMOND
q HUMPHREY, o. s. 8. DANIELs. The potatoes
can BE- lad Of s. 8 DAHIBLa z c. TABOR
bprfnsdsle, March rs, l86l.l3tf
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Nd. Harrass & Co. have removed
to their old stand opposite the Aldrich
House, where they have any quantity of
first-rate beef.
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DSWe would call attention to the
time Of closing the mails, which will be
found in this paper, rs little attention to
it may save much trouble and inconveni-
ence.
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LIST OF ILLlNo1> RANKS RECEIVED As
.E CCRRENRY.
ConnEcrED ~ VIZ. H. TrrHiLI.
- @aa NAY 9TH, 1851.
AnecricAA Bank, Vienna
Altos Alton.
Bank Of America, Chicago.
America, Mt. Carmel;
Wloomink,on, Bloomington.
GaisnA Gaiena,
/" Indemnity, Gallatin.
Northern Illinois. Waukesen.
Sparta, Sparta
Cumberland County Bank.
f. ]. Tinkhsm b Co. Bank, NcLansborc.
Fulton Rank, Vermont.
Highland Bank. Pittsfeld.
Illinois Central Bank. Newton.
Illinois River Bank, Hardin.
Illinois State Security Bank Equality.
International Bank, Raleigh.
Kane County Bank. Geneva
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Mahaiwe Bank, Marion.
McLain County Bank, Bloomington.
Mechanics Bank, Hardin.
Merchants Carmi.
Ohio River " Golcondo.
Patriotic Hutsonviils.
Pitts6cld Pittsfeld
Reapers &" fairfield.
United States Stock Bank, Sparta.
Union Bank, Benton.
Missouri and Wisconsin money are not taken.
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Drrv.-The preservation Of health 10 . duty We
owe to ourselves but also to those who may de-
pendent upon ", to those whom may be associated
- relatives friends With . due confederation for
this, those afflicted with Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility,
Weakness ofthe Stomach and will and
failing remedy in HesE. nds Germsa Bittsrs,
which be had ofany druggist or dealer In medicines
at IS cents per bottle.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-05-09

~The Upton DEBATING CLUB h.s
adjourned until the first Friday in Sep
tcmber next.
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Show ~ q Ntcspsp~ Uhoss eolsssss ars -
all limss cropded cith s~s Adr~fis~~ssfs, I'D ~
ril shosc you cowsnAsty aitss o;eh bsIsassss and
sssrprise. Tn age u q mossg osa A ~sn that
sGasds n these "isss~ lays" vii u short sss And
himself 6sliisl ks eowe aiIors. ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-05-09

~The uniforms for the Upton Guards
will be finished by the last of next week.
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PREMIUM LIKENEssEs.-C. E. CHEF

PREMIUM LIKENEssEs.-C. 4. CHEF.
LAIN, of Galens, ILL.,, is now in town.
Having opened large and commodious
Sky.Light Gallery over Schumacher a
store, he wishes to call the attention Of
the citizens Of Upton and vicinity to his
superior style Of likencsses. Having
great advantages in the way of light, &c =,
his pictures are remarkable for their
truthfuluess Of expression and brillianey
of tone.
Parties should embrace this opportuni.
As 81 ~lAss~:~c, ~~.e~.A ~-l l----la- tt
tations Of themselves and friends. Fam.
lilies taken in groups, &c. Give him an
early call, examine his specimens, and
judge for yourselves.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-05-09
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE At
GREAT BARGAINS!

InE FuHCttASEN MADE RICH,
Now is the Time to Invest.
THE undersigned offers to the public the fol.
Il lowing desirable and valuable property. st
very low rates and easy terms.
$50 acres Of choice prairie land in Delaware
county, Iowa:
800 acres in Tama county:
800 acres partly improved in Cedar county,
delightfully."- located and designed for q grain
and stock farm, within miles Of the county se At.
Also, $50 acres Of timber land:
Also, 800 valuable Town Lots, In Starts
Addition:
For particulars IS to price, terms and loo atty.
inquire OF the undersigned, or Of H. c. PiArT.
office in the basement of the new court house:
J. H. STARR:
Upton February 9th. 1906
A New supply of dried currants and seedlss
IA raisins 1t E. d NJ. CHN.DS
GRAIN DRILLS and Grass Seed Sewers, on
hand and for sale by JAS MYER, Jr
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E6TRAY MARE.

TAKEN UP by John McClain at his residence
l. in Center township, Cedar county, Iowa, on
the 10Th OF February. A. D. 1861, a dark BAY
MARE, about fifteen hands high. left hind foot
white to the pastern; two saddle marks, one on
each side; . star in the forehead, and q white
blaze on the nose. Supposed to be fourteen
years old, and appraised At forty dollars.
ALONZO SHAW, Cl'k Cedar co.
Upton, March I'd, 1861. nlOm3
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

To CUNSUMPTIVESs
'I>HE ADVERTISER, having been restored to health
l. In few weeks by very simple remedy, aner
having suffered several years with severe lung adec-
ton, and that dread disease, Consumptonis anxious
to make known to his fellow the means OF cure
To oil who desire Il, he will send copy Of tho pre-.
serption used ee Of charged with the directoos fos
preparing and using the same, which they will And
SURE Guar for CoSsu ArTioS, AsruxA, BRONCHITIS, &c
The only object Of the Advertiser IN sending the Pre-
scrpton 10 TO benefit the afflicted, and spread informA
ton which he conceives to be invaluable and he hope
every sufferer will try his remedy, will COS. then
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rkv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WILLIAMSON, Kings County, New York.
October II, lo6O-IAly.yl
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DcwDER. SHOT 4 CAPS, just received. new
i apply at T. 4 N. GKILDS.
NEW and fresh supply OF Sugar, coabA No
assss. De. lust received BY Z. n. CHILOe,
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SHOVEL PLOWs.

The Subscriber has good supply Of Single
Double and Triple Shovel Flows. Tor sale chesp
for cash. 8. p. DANIELS
Upton, April 2sth, !ss!;!n
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g. p. NGMAN,

JUSTICE OF The PEACE, and General Col.
q lecLing Agent Once In The basement Of he
CouT' HOUSE THROW, Iowa. Zap IS, ST.
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TIMBER FOR SALE.

11WO1z1s IO1C D21T.
THE Subsc riber hes sixty acres Of npst rate
T:mbsred Land, which he will sell In lots 70 suit
purchasers It II situated about seven miles
west Of Upton.
TsRAs-One.half down and the balance on
time. Call on the subscriber on the premises.
DAVID COCHRAN.
Cas- Tp.. March 36. lSSl.l3ws
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The following banks are current in
Chicago, but not in Upton, aud We again
advise farmers not to take them.
As We can use some money in Chicago
We have made arrangements so that We
will take, on subscriptions, for the pres
ent, any of the bills 10 either Of the lists
Published in to-day's paper.
Liss sf Banks taken L. Chicago, but not BY
Iowa Bankers.
Alisapa Bank. Franklin Bank,
Agricultural Bank, Garden State Bank
Bank Of Ashland, Hampden Bank,
Aledo, Humboldt Bank
Benton. Illinois State Bank,
Brooklyn, Jersey County Bank,
Commerce, kankakes Bank,
Elgin, kankaskia Bank,
Geneseo. Lafayette Bank,
" Illinois, Lancaster Bank,
Jackson Co.. Lake Michigan Bank
the Metropolis, Marshall County Bank,
Napierville. Narrsganseu Bank,
Bond CountyBank, Olympic Bank,
Bulls Head Bank, Pamet Bank.
Central Bank, PEORIA Plowman's Bank.
City Bank, Ottawa Rock Island Bank,
Chicago Bank, Reeds Bank
Columbian Bank. State Stock Bank,
Commercial Bank. Pal Touon Bank.
estine, Warren County Bank,
Douglas Bank. Wheat Growers Bank. 4
Eagle Bank, Illinois, Western B'nk of Illinois.
Exchange Bank Of H. A.
Tucker 4 CO..
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Em plOysllcmt

THE UNDERSIGNED are DESTROYS Of sec urins
The sssvicos Of few Young Men to engage in :
Travelling Agency. upon . salary Of
Forty Dollar Per Month,
and Ill expenses paid. This 10 an opportunity
ssldom offered, and to those who merit the a.
psobeton Of the subscribers by strict attention
10 businsas, can rely upon constant emplo yment
for term Of years. For further particulars I'd.
dress CONANT 4 DRAKE,
: nl7msl 81 Mai. It., Atkinson Depot. Nh
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"a Our readers must excuse any lack
of editorial this week, as We have been
very busy with other matters.
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p0-We learn that Zenas Brown, Esq,
has received the appointment Of Post
master, at Mechanicsville. We believe
Mr.. Brown will make good officer, and
are glad that he received the appoint
ment.
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Agents for the Advertiser.
A ADVERTISING AGENTS IN ST. LOUIS
"A Messrs. KENNEDY O'DoKoo1Uk. General
Advertising. Collecting and Commission agents,
Is Olive street. St. Louis No, Are our accre dited
Agents in that city, and they ere authorized to
receive Advertisements for the TIPToN ADvER.
TIsIx, and collect bills for the same;
8. g. DANIELS. Publisher.
Nv. AAruDus, u Htensss, 10 aushosssd 10 receive
susssspssas ~ ~ ADvRnrissa, aaA rssspa for the
same.
I7 Q. II. &C RIvBN, AtssssisiaT .4esas. 81 Deer
hers street, CAis14s = ssfAssiisd to esesies llssS
tissasats Jss THE cad su sAe Iss1ias peSsrs II sAs
JNeSeA Wet.
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~ See advertisement of Prof. L.
OILERS Hair 1nvigorator, and Liz.
uld Hair Dye, in another column.
~ Mark your bags, and in order to
DO that right, call on A. H. Perry, at
Browns cabinet shop, and get your
name cut in brass, that will last forever.
He has the tools and ink to do il with.
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ES'TRAY STEER,

n AIKEN UP by James Pierce, at his resi-
l. dence in Dayton township, Cedar County
Iowa, on the 10Th day of December, A. b. 1860,
a red and white-or rather brown and white
steer. five years old last spring; no mark or
brand perceivable; and appraised at $40.
ALONZO SHAW, Crk.
Upton, Feb. l.. 1861. RS
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MusCNtjWe Market,


Davenport Market.
Wheat 7O@75c. Oats. l5c. Barley. 2sc. Corn,
in the esr, 1898. Potatoes, Sc.
~ Buy your Stoves, Tinware, &c At
the "Muscatine Stove Store, "Muscatiue,
Iowa. Mr.. BRowNELL is Agent for the
Manufacturer, and will sell below Chicago
prices. Stoves warranted for one wear.
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Wilton Market.

Wilton Market.
Corrected weekly by F.BACON. dealer In Pro
duce, Dry Goods. etc.
WILTON, Iowa. May :, 1861.
Wheat 67@6sc. Corn. in ear. Ice. Oats. ia
Is. Barley, 25c. Butter 8. Eggs s. Hams ".
MuscatiNe Market.
Wheat-New 6sl7O, Flour, $3.50 Vbbl
Winter 100. Corn in the car. Ice.
Barley, SOC. Oats-New, Ice.
Beans. 40c@50 Eggs, 70.
Apples-Grecn. Butter, 16c.
Dried, $3.50. Hidcs-Green, Ac.
Lumber, $lOQ3O v 1000. Dry Aiuts0lec
Live cattle. % 90 q 81 so per cwt.
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1--WE caA now NaRnish all
wAo may dssirs. with Dlanksof almost svssy
description. neatly printed, aad es the most
aDprovod Ioems.
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/ PHOTOGRAPHS,
the best style sad cheapest prices &c
LBERrs PICTURE GALLERY.
ovsR cRiLDs' STORE.

ne engaged the services OF a experienc.
lss can assure the public Of perfe Of ~.
Pc. Room open from 8 o'clock 4. N -
pn. April 18th, 1851.
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G,istgu 4hbtrtistr.

LOCAL DEPARTMENT..
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-03-22
sIAli should read Prof. Woods advor
tisement in another column.
Hon. Andrew Johnson.

"Occasionai,' of Fornoy's Press. writes
Oae expression of Andrew Johnson's do
sorves to DO everywhere remembered. In
reforring to the scceding mombers OF tho
Cabinet, ho said: Cobb remained in this
Cabinet until tho treasury was bankrupt
and tho national credit disgraced at home
and abroad, and then ho conscientiously
secedod; Thompson staid in until tho poor
Indians woro robbed out of largo portion
of their patrimouy, and thon no conscion'
tiousiy secoded; and Floyd, moro homes,
then tho rost, waited until no aud his friends
had taken some eight millions of public and
q private money, and then he conscientiously
secodod too.
Governor johnson docs not 60 homt
breathing distrust to Mr.. Lincoln, nor nilix
Ing to his Inaugural sinister meaning
Like sensible man apprcciatng the peiil'
that surround our now President, no il
willing to trust him, in the hopo that the
vastness of his responsibility, the dignity o
his station, and tho incalculabIe in crest do
pendent npon his action, will, if no is no
already equal to tho task, elevate him tt
tho standard required in the adjustment o
those porils.