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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-14

We understand that W r. Payne has
been elected Representative from Wayne
county. This man made a speech at Wayues-
boro', a few days since, as We are informed,
in which he declared that he would never
take an cath to support the Constitution of
the Confederate States, aud that he would
acknowledge allegiance to no other flag
than the Stars and Stripes.
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COLLISION Hetty Gilmore arrived
mere yesterday with one Of her guards
smashed IN from collision with the Lin
den on Monday night. The Linden struck
The Gilmore opposite the engine room
breaking in the guards and bulk head 80
shocking down steam pipe. The Linden
was uninjured.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

Jniv ga ashland now IL is hereby ordered and
directed I,v the Common Council Of t1e City Of
Evansville that the owners Of all lots o. parts %
Seventh Street tween Walnut and Chegtnnt St.,
IN said city, causs The adeWalks thereon % be
brought to tie proves grade, aud that they cause
within thirty DAYS from the publication OF the or
DEF P. BURKE, Clerk.
aefa-t5ss Z, asc..-A .st.4raf q 1851 aug5
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B~The estimated Union majority in Ken.
lucky is seventy thousand. Thus has the
Old Commonwealth spoken on the great
rebellion, and again is her voice raised, and
with mightier power than ever before for
the Constitution and the Union. %
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HOAI Z INTERESTS.

va Physicians prescriptions will be
carefully prepared at any hour, at the Fam
lty Drug Store ofC. F. Broughton, corner of
CLARK and Carpenter Streets ano1aot
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S Johnson's vegetable depot is the
place to get GOOD butter, First Street he
tween Main and Locust.
angI4-3td
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B9 Add. Sanders says that last Wednes-
day, tomatoes and apples were actually roast
ed by the sun, on trees and vines, at Da-
venport We can't beat that in this lati-s
tude.
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For Au,gIeo,

. "a hsSRs' EDIToRs You viii please announc.
.ne name OF WH- II. KLUsMAs as a candidate for
October election.
i0ioh bIScH has, at the solicitation of many
S't'A'nS' oeeone candidate for Auditor of Van
u''0urgh County at the ensuing October Election.
HAssAS- EDITORS :-YOu will please announce my
= n'lne as a candidate for Auditor Of Yanderburgb
nty at the ensuing October election.
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RAILROAD BLocKADE.-We are Informed
that the trains on the louisville and Mems
phis Railroad have been discontinued by
order of Gen. Polk, and communication be-
tween Memphis and Clarksvi'le closed.
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B@~ JoB DAVIS, of the Adams RxiEess
furnished as with late papers yesterday
Many thanks.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-14

a eoyERNMEST CTPHER-A. B. Taicott
Tor number Of years the superintendent a.
'ne 'eiegraph lines rnnning from New York
e''y' mas invented a eypher system for the
use OF the Government, which even the an
thor cannot translate without the kew
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e. ITEMs

s Thanks to the officers Of the steam
ers Hetty Gilmore and Commercial for
river papers s44 :
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-14

Cora A. McCane,
Divorce
James McCane.
It appearing, by affidavit on file in tl,a ,fio =.
the Clerk of the Court aforesaid that the aIod
named defendant James McCane, is a non resitIenP
of the State of Indiana. Notice Of the pendenc,
OF this action IL therefore given 10 said Jao WcC
and that the same will stand for trial a. H. ,,as
term Of the Court aforesaid. 70 be begun aud hi
at the Court House, in The City of FvansviIlo -
ia Oc'sber, A. D.. 1861 ay
!. In witness whereof, I, Louis Richter, Clerk Of
said Court, hereuntO subscribe my name ms I9tt
day OF August 1861 LOUIS RICHTER. Clerk
r,,.o.. Y. &C
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Ds Brigham Young has thrown off his
's nance TO the United States Govern
ie" = ana declared the independence OF Tie
territory. The MormAns vera armi,, !,
e'''y direction e to maintain their indepepd
enee At all hazards. ''O
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
House for Rent.

A f1ne tygo-story frame Dwelling House,
Central Market. The house contains six rooms.
and is IN good repair. Enquire of
augl4-Iw J. D. ALLEN.
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- oMMaN oouNcn. OnAllAE-Rl

Publicnotics 3 hereby given that Che Ordinances
manure. attn, or rnbbish In 3 treets sud Aiieysi
will be- strictly enforead.s Ail persons onendinE
against said. ordinances are required ~ move AZ
such uanure, &c, without de.ays and Keep ihe Al
lies In the rear Of their premises clear on all sheh
recommendations b order Of the Common Council
100 ..s--. IS r. BURKF, Clerk.
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CORPORATION NOTION.

ORDER OR PL AaNRt s I'nE-W
3 Jrly 10th, !s6I.-Aud now It is hereby ordered
ana directed by the Common Gouncik0l Sire Gity Of
Evansville, that the owners Of AT tots pafta Of
lots fronting adjoining the north west sde o
Cherry street from sixth 70 Church streets IA said
city, the sidewalk thereon to DO brought 60
the proper grader and that they cause side.wat6
Of class No. 70 Do laidd0wn thereon within thirty
days from tho publication Of this ordor.
P.-BUBkE CLERK.
Clerkss Office August 9Th, 1851 aug6-3W.
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clerk's oGee,Aagust 9Th. 1901. auge sw
OORPORATION NOTICE.

o r r 70 r La X S EW I
July 10th, IsGl.-And now ID 81 hereby ordered
and directed 10y the Common Council OF thocity Of
Evansville, that she owners Of all lots parts Of
lots fronting on or Rdioning th4 southeast side Of
Cherry Street, from Sixth 10 Chestnnt Streets, ia
said city, cause the sidewalks thereon 30 be brought
% the proper grade. and fiali tleg cause side
within thirty days iroIatile publicaton ai tha or
der. n BHRKE, Clerk.
7 City Clerks Office, August 6tb, 1901. aug6
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-14

STATISTICS OF NEW ALBAKY.-we lear,
nom the Ledger thar the whole number of
children within the city limits between ,t,,
ages OF five and tlVenty-one is 4. 49,. There
are in the city 325 widows. and 225 al,
diers' wives. 1885,
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30 Col. Jef. Davis's Regimen s,a,i,,.
u a. madison, has reeei sed marctipe o,,5,,y.
for ST. Louis No. o''i''S
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NEW ApVERTISEMENTS
nPPLKcRrxO.4- ron LICENSE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned viii
apply to the Board Of County Commissioners at the
September term 1861. for license to sell spiriteus
liquors in a less quantity than quart at time,
ON Lot No. 68, Old Plan, corner of Vine and FirsL
Streets in the City af Evansville, eVanderburgh
County, Ind. j.. II. BRENER co.
aup9-3Wd
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EDITOR JOuRNAL :--You will nlaasa an,,o,,,,oo a..
name OF D. NJ GIBSON as a eandda4e fog Auditor of
'Snusi paFgh County, st The ensnin October cleo
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Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Vanderburgh County.

EANsYrLR, fSB., August 9Th, 1861
An Election for seven Directors and a Secretary
for this company TO for the ensuing year, will
Bank, Third Street, on Monday, tile 10th inst,
between the hours Of 2 and 4 o'clock P. NJ
aug9-lOtd ROBERT EARIEY-Sec'y.
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BusINEss CHANGE.

The undersigned would respectfully inform their
frienda aud the publieof EVausrla and vicinity
that thef have bought Out the Grocery Establish
ment Of As s9RSkINE co., and intend % car
~ Oh fhe Retail Grocery Business la sl ita i lo-
ent branches, Al the old stand. They intend 90
adopt The plan Of keeping good articles, selling at
small profits, and The CIas hysffm- ihuy hopsi
from their long experience n business, and strict
attention % The wants Of rustymersl @ merit a
good siuire Of the publiC patI Onige.
REILLY co.
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CRY ADVERTIs EmENTS.
HeHNLaEda

- CIV aEGA
Ten collars reward viii " paid % any person
who Will give such ini0rmaiion az VIE lfaa % tuo
detection and conviction of aGy persau pr personS
who may hereafter dfiFeet haul any wagon, car
riage, dray other vohicle, over the hose OF ths
Steam Fire Engine, when laid down upon any o
The streets alleys IN this city. ,,,,
rrf = &c. IfOLLINGSWORTHt
auo1O- Cabtain Of Niagara Hose Company
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HAFssOAUTEOJs- or COsE'-GREsTER-

The eopartneTship5 heretofore existing between
the Undersigned under the name and style of Gug-
genheimer Meyer dissolved on the 7th day
Aug, 1861, by mutual consent, Samuel Meyer hay
ing sold ont his interest in said copartnershp to
Solomon Meyer, who takes his place in said copart-
nershiP. The business whereof will be conducted
as before, under the name and style Of Guggenhei-
mer & Meyer.
SAMUEL MEYER,
augS 3w MAYER GUGGFNHFfMHR.
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Ei l3S &. 4 az .gl., Foroso.ar,.


= Marvin 4. Lawrence
II appearing by ahidavit5 on his IA ,tbe oales -
lhe NisHk q ihe Court Aforesaid that ma. si,,,
nanasa aelendant, Seth Cook, r. uot a Fssi,,,f ~
sus 'a..s oi Indiana. aud that said Cook Is a nsces
~ H. iiot't party 70 said action, the same BE-
III q q mortgage Notice OF the penlerrV. "a
sloh aetloh y therefore given to said satI c8,l
f,r ~ ~ ~ same Wall stand Tor trial at the noNt
g. ~ Cotlil House in the city 81 EvansviHs in
So9ifty ana state Aforesaid, on the Ist Monday
an 0etober, A. d. Is6I
N witness whereof + Louis Richter Clerk Of
sa,a tonft have hereunto Buiacribed my nanlr M
tth day 81 Auguat, 1861. LOUIS RTgHTFp
Clerk y o q
'' 81 D"iiaiua 81 10 Afiy = suga-3Ww
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-14
, of Friday last, says :

A UNION CONGRESSMAN ELECTED IN TEN
NEssEE. The Nashville Union and Ameri-
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~ fosC1h the waste basket.

ear We have received communication
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HlaoG1en

OF the say. a' a piiS'i
cotton
The annual election Of the officers of The Cras-
| cent CITY Bank will be held ut the Banking Honsa
on Monday, the 18th day Of August. 1861 between
ths h9,rs Of two aud fonr o clock P. NJ
aug 10 w BAKER. Cashier
/ "A S~TECE FNOR EECRyV'sE.
The undersigned will apply TO the Bos,,1 Of ,o,,
mlssioners OF yanderburgh County. AZ Tia Se,,-
.ehipsr Term next, to be held on the first Non5s,,
IN Sald month, at the Court House IN EvapsviIle
tor ileese TO sell spirituons liquors In a less ,,,
NY than quart at time, for one year III nv
place OF bnas'ess, Front Street between Mai1
anu locust on partof Lot Ne. 3, 9ld Plan.
August 5lh, 1861. = :" an rIhSL;
More Destructive thaa any of the argina-
y VI war, Is the lightning FIy K Her FacI,
sheet, where Flies thick, will in onart 81
paoiio'e' peace 10y the entire humiliation Of the
- - y tAelleI 4 VINE aug7-lw
To Borrowers of Sinking Fund
OFFICE OF SINKING FUND. }
iNDiANAPoLIs August g. 1861 1
me delinquent list for 1861 Of Borro,sers g.,
the SINKING Fund, viii he ready for pnbiirati
- g 1t the zOth DAY OF September next Payments
OF Interest must be made before fSat it - 'iits
s ,9 Inc sale takes place on SATURDAY. tbe IAN
aagls:l!a&2t~ pUMoNr, President.
AR 10000 lbs sides,
10 900 lbs plain Hams
49, 1900 lbs canyassed Hams
@us9 GEo. FOSTER & co.
kTvLOUR
= We have always on hand fur! supnIv Of ,bo
est brands of White Wheat Flour I
aug9 GEO F0STEyI2 60 )
A.0D.g. /
y 200 kegs S. c. Soda, for sale by
Aug9 GEO FOSTER & tn c
gEEs.u E.N'F sc.
= 30 bbls fresn Hydraulic Cement, :
zoo bbls White Lime, just received and f,r !
tic Dy laug9l GEO FOSTER 3 co. =
&c boxes Family Soap, Z
% Z" Palm A
20 German " for sale by ju
aaSs GEO. FOSTER co
e6Akh EBs. Table RVTFEE-
pONB at Is cts per ID at a
augl H. a COOKS -
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Notice Is hereby given that a., ,ir,,,a..r A..
cutions issued ont 81 the 0fHcs ef dix tlszi. "a ~.
Dusht Court 81 Nanderburgh county. s0i 800
~ va, ih ttNor of ths City 81 E1ansviIis T.
9n1 nenFS Scnrlber, and io aine directed. r. =
I-yIed upon. md Will. On - |.
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Notice


OF The Stock holders Of the Fvans,,iIl -,
we COMPANY are notified that tie AannnI Election ~
mt nine Directors will be held at the Office ~ az ~
cy Pany on Monday, the % dav OF sne IS
ne between the hours of 2 and O'clock , ~ O'
It d by order Dc Of the Board,
N IN FOE cx.Y CX-S1S.z7'E.
Of II The STEINER POLAND has concluded s5; 3,
!, 70 Withdraw from the CanneltoB tradesssgss
d" Tor the present. add viii enter the Fvangyiii1 -
SIneinna trade. She Will return irnmediafsiv
from Iom cincinnati, and continue to make ree,,iayT
trips between Evansville and CfnciYna IA Ii,ri ~
present difficulties the Ohio Orders 60 ,ie
--y 9olIoIled. aue6
IS CTS. PEN I'm. EsoI * EE0-9-9P E..gy
.nao fIekEBY BROS,
e@se No. 81 Main Street.
CTS. PER In. EOR C.9.E.T.gSSFlS5
the caDvs T 81 uels sold at net weight wiihOut
loss to Customers e '' D'e
anga YIoKERY BRoss
- No. 81 Main Street
Coon RROO.nS,
- In consequence Of the hard times xoi,- ca,
- : gu PROM OF fIekery Bros, for 10 cents
EOOD RL.gCE TEA,
~ usually SO hard to find, can be had at
july2o E RoA = EN- M.i BROS sos
| HREEJV- TEs.ss,
English Breakfast Tea Imperial and d'ls ilyfpn
at from 90 cts TO 81 90, and warranted to i've So
al i,io ~ at NlCKERY BROS
I'D and clear sides In 80 80, - 1 ~ a es y
- xSI5, 4el ~, ~, at
inly30 fiChEkf BROS
l-Iy :. No. o man street.
%TWSOE, E-& TAs.a FAMILY.
rom new or old wheat, 1t 2 90 per bag At
to e. AlCkERK BROS Il
JuyoV No. 90 Main gfrast
a{HE'8Gh AhAE ~. KITS. .l1
10 tiffs - s i-Asi@ No at ~ = per kit aud
snSf ~ sc eAti" NO. Z ~ = - per kHt, at
as Fy1e1 49, - :, :. : -
~ on 49, -, - TT 90 =
anal 'i'o flohted Salmon nc
II a. COOKS.
- coon Rf.zGEEkRE
%S at II. A. Cooks for els s,7
a. t.,..,... :, :.
nj a %
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"a Cab I'D

We have sold ont our Grocery Estahlislmaht, AZ
Main Street, to messrs. REILLY n 90. With
many thanks to our friends and The public for the
liberal support heretofore received, Eawonld most
respectfully ak q c0ufiuunuce Of lhe same q our
-gnccessora. Furthermore, ns are very deHlr0us
Of closing up our affrs, would say 10 All thaae who
know Themselves fndsb tod to ass 10 call and ettls
their accounts. We can be found at our Old place
Az Main Street JAS ERSKENE& co.
Evansville, July 10Th, 1861. iply3J
1TTfG.qKr OH.
II Al Is cents per gallon, at
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WRRHRDE-ses7 GL4GES,
Ed Ala very low price, at
n. SCmLAEPFEMS
july20 New Drug atre.
M -N~O. 4 .sRTECEE or GEUM
80 For sale cheaps at
NJ. J. SGHLAEPFDka
iniy29 New DrrE Store
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OF the city. go ASH Prices
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Court Notice,

- q appearing ~ adidavit en- Die ill the oa3rs "a,
the Clerk Of the Court aforesaid tbsf ~ i =
Eained iendauts ion-r eBi,laots,Tf fts 60 -
lh9lana- Notiee of tha penaeneY on suet aotf1r =
therefore gifrn 90 said Van b Romans. Wssie.
T'p-gis fslnsft e. Romano and John "a Rurfap
al thai Abe salue ,ili stand f0r irIaI ~ fil 1sr
~ % ne t9uft aforesaid, DC begun and hold
~ ~ tle C"uFt HOtae in Tie city Of lFhusriIfs la
day in aiCtOber. IsGIs nun
August 1861. way 'i
LoVT4 Rrrfrrpp
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IA - ~ ~
ne undersigned has boon duly appointed "A
hlulstittor OF the estate of Mrs. Cathari0e Iabn.
ston' deceased. Said estate is supposed ID a. aoi
III. 90, ,s., VIM. T. IGLEHEART.
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s47E5.uI-V-lsTl-si7T 0A's s.aEE.

VII sen at public auction on Safrrdav its lytb
my o. august, 1861, AZ the residence of Trs nsfb
~ tne Johnston deceased, all her personal sFor
erty, consisting Of one COW 3 piqr and brstt r.
TERMS OF SALE
All sums under three dollars rasb an 49,
mt niHe months credit will be given, purclassr
elFlhg note with approved security beeri9e {nt
ost from date. WN n TgTEFfff rgs tltei
Evansville, July 22i, 1851 Irf,9a 80
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80 = mlTI.-

g go TIE RESIDENCE or
- II g * & 47-
On the corner of seco al aud 0as Streets, aud tho
horsa ~, tbe corner II Cbarry and Third Streets.
Both will DO rented ON tarmB to correspond with
tho times Enquire OF NJ. A. Lawrence or
y. n. COOK
Evansville, July 25th, 1861. jnly26,-
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James AIcCane

No. sG-seyenth Day.
Cora A. McCane,
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- The Stock holders of the FvansviIIs. r,s,,r,,o
Company notified that tie A,,n,,,I sI. 'i5oe
nine Direeiers will be held at the Office Of fbe Com,
bahy on Monday' the % day Of September. lsGI-
between the hours of . and c'cIoclr y ~ : 'i'
By order of tho Board = ~
aug6 ct " n phc,rs
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Court Notice.

PATRICK BURKE.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-11-28

that tie Norfolk Day Book publishes ad
vices from Richmond to the effect that an
engagement was going on at Pen sacola
Parties who read the paper say that it
states that tie frigates Niagara and Colo
RADIO engaged Fort McRae; that the fort
briskly returned the fire; and. further. that
the vessels received damage and were com
PEELED 20 haul off The Day. Book adds
that Fort Pickens was firing on Pensacola
Navy Yard.
Another dispatch says that the fight
commenced on Saturday, and was progress
ing Sunday night. Fort Pickens; by
firing hot shot, had set the Pensacola Navy
/ ard on fire three times. but the rebel
accounts, made up to the latter day, state
that they had extinguished the flames.
They had not, however, been able to sup
press those of the burning town of War
rington. which the hot shot had utterly
destroyed
1t was thought at Old Point that our
victory was decisive.
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our national life. that they shall come back
slave and not free states?'

our national life. that they shall come back
slave and not free states?'
Had the government bought and paid
market price for all the slaves in Maryland,
Kentucly and Missouri. and set them
free, before it fought the battle of Bull
Run. the war would have been at end be-
fore this, anu the public debt could not
have been much greater
No man. not los. IN misanthropy, can
believe that the great majority of the peo-
pie of the free states are not in love with
tree institutions and the honest applca
ton of the doctrine Of the Declaration o.
Independence to all men, everywhere
They the free states would sustain the
government In any action towards the
slave cursed states that would make then,
free
AS the slave holders are actually at
war with the whole human race. in favor
of injustice TO the weak, shall we not
take up the gage and fight for downright
justice? The war must end one way or
another. dustice must gain or lose by it..
If slavery is to survive, justice must lose.
If it is not. better have it killed by the
shortest cut. Ho unsopEIsticated young
America. TO the rescue Oceans Of twad
DIE have been ladled over this nation about
the danger of letting black people loose!
Woald to God there were some danger in
it F.! They are entirely too safe for their
own interests and ours. 1t is time TO boot
out OF this continent tine nonsense that it
is more dangerous to hire than to drive,
to cash than to lash anybody. There is
not one fact in this worlds history. so far
As the writer knows. and he once offered
handsome reward for one, 10 show that
any harm ever came from liberatng
slaves
But we all deserve 10 be black and
chatte slaves to boot. if we do not have
the sense to use the emancipation of the
black people as the means of saving the
nation it being n self-evident inf,llble
means Of ending The rebellion in the short
est possible time
Does anybody ask. After the slaves are
set free and the rebellion crushed. what
then! Will shareholders consent to work
a free system? Doubtless not. if left 10
themselves. The difficulty of emancipa
ton is always the unti,ness Of the master
But tie expenses Of the war must he paid
and the lands of the rebels must do IT,
Our armies will settle them They are
well drilled in the arts of peace. if not Of
war. They know how to work themselves
and how to make Others work Justly and
and happily. Capital will flow where
they yoke to the plough and kndle the
forge fire. They must and will plant wa
Ter and cherish the right sort Of civliza-
ton on the soil their courage has deliv
ared from the curse. Human nature is
everywhere the same. The cause Of ha
'red being removed the hatred will cease,
and the very men who struck at the be-
owed flag in behalf OF piiiiul tyranny.
will bless and vererate the conquerors who
struck under it in the name OF eternal
US tice'