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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-05-15
Communication from ParsOn Brownie ".
Caution to the Public.

Caution to the PUBIC.
Ascher & Co., Of Indianapolis, have
brought out a small trashy book, in cheap
form, purporting to bs my "Life, Speech
%, and Addresses" connected with my
troubles among the Secessionists. This
is BOGUS production, doing me great
injustice, and BY no means reporting me
correctly, either Is to my history or
speeches since I came North. l lam now
prerariug a genuine book Of the kind,
and will have it out 10 few iaye, pub
l;shed by Geo. W. Childs, Of Philadel.
phis. Applegats l. Co., Of Cincinnati,
are the publishers for the West eau.
ton the public against the bogus concern
a. I shall at once commence legal pro-
ceedings against all concerned in vending
It as we'll as the publisher
w G. BRUWNLOW.
Philadelphia, May 3, 1862.
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MILLINERY.-Mrs. White, Of Musca.
tine, has fine lot of millinery goods for
sale at the residence of w. A. Bets
Miss Esther Morrow will be found in at.
tendance. Prices to suit the times. Call
and see.
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SORGHUM SEED.-Those designing to
plant Sorghum should remember that
good and pure seed is Of the greatest
importance. Such seed can be obtained
at the Post Office. Red Imphee can also
be had there. 1t is said to be three weeks
earlier than the Sorghum, and very
sweet.
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Notice to Center Township School Board.
An adjourned meeting of the above
named Board will be held in Upton, Sat
urday, May 18th, at o'clock p. M
j. W. REEDER, Sec.
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f1NHE ADVERT SER. having been restored to health
L in a few weeks by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung afcc-
tion and that dread disease, Consumptonis anxious
to make known to his fellow sufferers the cure
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the pre-
scription used free of charge, with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find a
SURE CuRE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c
The only object of the Advertiser in sending the Pre-
scription to benefit the afflicted, and spread informa
ton which he conceves to he invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, it will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Will ipys 70 Nc NnrL
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~ Shov Us Nrospapr 'ohoss eols"."s are 81
all tires crowded rith neso Advrsis1sesss and VI
'ciV sItop you cowssssfy altus cith tSsiSsss ssd
sss~prise. The age u moving one. ma" that
sta"ds n these"laeter days" p IN . short sims. fad
hmssf behind HE eon,petieovs. ~
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CLEANSE YOUR BLOOD,
CLEANSE YOUR BLOOD,
BY USING
SCOVILL'S STILLINGIA
BLOOD PURIFIER.

THE Recipe is given to all physicians
2-That they may know what they using.
3-The combination OF Sarsaparila with Stngia, etc
At iswell known to all medical men
6-The best compound to purity the blood ever used
cit cures Scrofua in all its worst forms.
All diseases of the skin it cures ehcctualy.
0-Syphillitic Swcllings. Erysipclas. Scald Head,
Salt Rheum, Female Complaints, Tumors,
lO-King's Evil, and all diseases arising from any
impurity Of the blood. my
Sold in Upton, by r. Hall and Reirart u McNa-
mara; at Clare nce, by Reigart 4 Mcnamara; and by
dealers in medicines generally.
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SCONlLI'S
SARSAPARILLA
AND
STII.LlNG1A,
Blood and Liver
SYRUP.

1t Is highly recommend
ed by physicians TO cure
the following diseases, hay
| ing their origin in a disor
dercd state Of the lilo Cd:
Scrofula, letter or Salt
Rheum, Scald Head. Can
ker, Ulcerations and En-
largements Of the Joints,
Generous Tumors. King
Evil. Erysipelas. st. An
thongs Fire, White Swell
ings, Obstinate Eruptions.
Pimples on the Pace. Mot
ches, Pustules, Rheama-
tism, Dyspepsia, etc. etc.;
Syphilistic and Merrurial
Affections are esys-S, Chlo
rpsis or O,ssrrCtionsin Fe
males. I.rucorrhoa ol
Whites. are relieved by The
use ofthis Medicine.
The medical propertic 3 o.
Sarspariha in conjunction
with StiIlingia are vel
known by all medical mer
to he the hest compound
yet discovered to cleans,
and purify the blood. an,
eradicate an minors from
the system.
We have given the rec p,
to most physicians in tn,
country, that they ma,
know Whist they ave using
and wiz cont IN IRE to sen,
is by maifto those desirpu
Of knowing the ingredient
enteriRc into its compost
ton, tina, they may pre-
scribe it in their practice.
This preparation stand
at the head of the list o
rem Giles for curing all dis
eases arising from impuri
ties in the blood or ri seas
Ell matter lurking in tn,
system.
Thousands who have us.
cd the stiFlfnris and Sarsa
parilla will testify to it's re-
mark able effect in removin.
ing all impuritiesfromt their
blood, giving tone and Wig.
or to the Whole hnmar
frame, and restoring .
healthy action to MI IN,
! functions Of the body.
The testimonials rcceiv-
ed In its favor from many
members Of the Medical
! faculty woull, were We to
publish them, All q large
volume.
1t Is prepared under the
supervision Of one Of the
oldest and best practical
chemists In the country,
| (Mr. W. =, Merrill, Cincin-
natti,) so as to insure m
uniformity Of composition
and purity In all the ingre
dents.
As a Spring remedy t
purify and cleanse tn,
blood, leaving it free from
all hnmors and impurity
we assert with confidence
there Is no better medicine
II. SCOvIL, Proprietor
to whom all orders should
Sold by X. HALL.
" REIGART Il Men
And by dealers in Medici
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DIR. HALLS
B AIS NJ.
Cures all Diseases
of the
LUNGS,
Aud TIlROAT..

Consumption, Dec ,ins, A.
thma, Bronchitis, Wasting
Of Flesh, Night swsaAs '.
Splitting Blood, WhoopiaV
Cough, D,fhs slsy Of bssa-
II ing, Colds, Coughs IL
Itlnenxa, Phthisic, Pain In.
The side, and all diseasss ~
the Lungs,
III Is UNEQUALED!
Halls Lung Balss m, In.
all cases. gives the besU
sat isfHotion.
Mas wrought more curs1
since its introduction than
any other cough medicine.
! lsendorsed hy our lead b.,
ing ply sicians rs the safsse
and best remedy now be-
for" the public.
lssafe to use among chill
dren, and yet powerful In
eases Of chronic pulmonary
disease.
! Brings In certificates al
most daily Of its wonderful
cures ia all parts Of the
country.
There Is no medicine
within our knowledg<thAG
; has acquired so great end.
: wide spread popularity, In
so short a space oftims, ~
4 DR.. HALLS DALSAM SOa
TuE LUNGS. Its balsan-
! ic and healing properties
are magical. II Is highly
= lcXpectorant and tonic. IL
. contains net . grain Of
opium or morphine, the
; narcotic and astrinHe nj pro
pcrtics Of which have Gre.
ated 50 much pref udfee D.
gainst similar preparations. :.
We believe that . mod
eiae POSSESSING vsui wsr-
its will effect cures vfpsn
ever II Is used, 1t homo, ~
well As abroad. Dr.. Halle
Balsam for the lnnSs.isso'
parsgoric preparations, .buC
one which II used In seo-
son, will save the lives Of
thousands. The most'dls-'
tressing cough is frequent =
'ly relieved by . single dose
and broken ny in . few
hours time. The afflicted
do not have to tax c bottle
after bottle before they dad.
whether this remedy vilI
afford relief or not.
Hear what Physicians ~
OF DR.. Halls Balsam. Sys
one: ~, with confidence,
recommend the Balsam -
superior to any other pre-
paration." Says anothss:
II have used II with aat-
form surcess, and car ooN.
fidcntiy recommend IL ~
all those complaints fSs
which it is offered - ArsA~
. edy.' Still an other wheso {
! ~ have no hssitasion -
saying thas il 10 . sA1Dv
CONVENIENT and very en-.
cacious medicine"
g Randolph st., chicsgs,
be addressed.
Upton, iowa;
MARA, Upton, Iowa.
Clarence"
mes generally. mTm3
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No. The Homestead bill, giving every
man who will settle upon and cultivate it
free farm from the public lands, which
passed the Senate by a vote Of 33 to Z,
had previously passed the House, and it
now only awaits the signature Of the
President to become a law.
II is bonefcient measure, and will do
much to hasten the settlement and devel
opment of the free territories of the
West. Every poor man can now, if be
chooses to avail himself Of tho Govern,
msnts free gift, become the possessor Of
a farm.
1Br The following note was found in
Gen. Magruder's headquarters, at York.
town, after the rebel execution
Gen. Nc Clellan:
You will be surprised to hear Of our
departure at this stage Of the game, leav
ing you in possession of the worthless
town but the fact is, Nc Clellan, We have
other engagements to attend to, and We
can't wait any longer. Our biys ere get.
ting sick of this damned place, and the
hospital likewise, SO good bye for little
while
[Signed] Adjutaut TERRY,
C.S. A. NJ.
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digton Abbtrtiser

~ MArRsa 4 ABSORB, Of New York, sfc author.
iAsd to receive advertisements for the ADvsRfIsBa.
PC. H. sCRIvEN, Alss,tfssa1 .Aesat, 81 Dsa--
bsrN street, CAiesge, - sstAsrissI g 1sesSss 16esr
tissss~es fsr tAis ssI su sAs IssSia1 Ssrs y tAs
North Hsse.
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NEURALGIA PLASTER.
What Are the People DOingi

The American people are intelligent enough to
appreciate preparations that contribute SO mach
70 the happiness of those using them, and they
want them. Every mail brings US letters some
ordering the yrreatse on Teeth, some the Neu-
ralgia Plasters, and not a few enclosing 81 cents
for the Mouth Wash, to be sent by mail ; but to
these arc compelled to reply that it is impos
sibe to send half pint bottle by mail. The
people want these Remedies. Who will supply
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n@-The number of dogs registered by
the clerk of Centre township, up this
morning, is 80.
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The Alexandra Organ

IA reed inslrumeut corresponding in power and
pass the ordinary l6 feet pipe Organ All Who have
strument without difficulty. the key board being tne
same as that ofthe Piano. In size is nom 70 ~
feet high, and from ga TO fleet wide tbs eleeansio
form nd solid in construction. II 10 more easily re-
moved than the upright Piano. and possesses the 70.
markabe advantage Of seldom II ever getting out Of
tune. >.oo
In rosewood cases, S stops. 800
I. 10 rs
The same, size larger, ~ ~"
The same, in finer case, ~
The same, in rich rosewood case, 80
l3 stops. with percussion, S.S
The same, size larger. 80
She same' in finer case, So
10 stops with percussion. ana expression ala ihs'
The same, in rich rosewood case,
liberal disco unit to cash customers during the ~
and an extra discount to Clergymen, Churches, SAD
bath schools, Lodges, Semnaries and teachers. Inc
Trade supplied on the most liberal terms.
1'" HORACE WATERS. Agent,
No. AL Broadway, New YORK.
TILE PATRIOTIC SONG BoNK-l5,ooO copies is:u-
/ ed in four weeks. superior collection OF cho'cs
Tunes and Hymns written and composed tortne unesS
20 be sung during the war by the uprising millions OF
men, women and children, who stand hy .ne n"s
country and desIise traitors II contains o. pssSs
Snns Duets and Choruses. both sacred and secular.
Among the number are the followins Popua. r.,
Tbe star Spanged Banner. This Flag OF our mon
any, Vice. Liberty Dwells There is my County: ocd
snesd the Right, Ny Country IT'S Of Thee. Ors ~
There, Flag Nation Cnrt 10" ero CoIumhis
= ny E"a ;be ocean Frccnen = Gathering, &C. Aieos
me tsh % 81 The Great Slaughter OF Traitors in the
p,e - King Gehospha All for 10 cents, or o6 pss
'und'sd' Just p''i HORACE WATERS, Agent.
No. +3I Broadway, New York.
, EMOyAL.-HoRAcE WATERS, Agent. has removed
! to No. 43l Broadway, N. Y, between Grand end
roome streets where he sells -octave Pianos ~
$50, and warranted; second hand Pianos and Nslo'
cons from SIS to $3.50. All kinds Of musical ~.
,andise at prices; pianos and melodeons % seas
ON % upwards. Monthly payments received ~ ~
me. Alexander 9sgans for churches at low prices.
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D% Read Deans new advertisement.
and then give him q call.
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80A
CHICAGO, IOWA l. NEBRASKA AND
CEDAR RAPIDS l. MISSOURI
RIVER RAILROADS

0N and after Monday, Jan. 9Th, 1862, and until
further notice, trains will run as follows.
WESTWARD Mail. Accommod ation
Leave Chicago, ll.55r.x.
Clinton SEQ IAN; 1000 An.
Arrive At Onion Grove 1925" Las P.x.
=" Cedar Rapids 1880 Pm; 4.30
Otter Creek $50
EASTWARD
Cedar Rapids l2.45 Pm; S.00A.M.
Onion Grove 2.45 1919
Arrive at Clinton $50 3.OOP.M.
Chicago 4.45 An.
AtDeWitt with stages for Davenport NaquOke-
ca At Wheatland with stages for Toronto,-
eAaA0n Grove with stages Tor Upton. AZ Lisbon
viii Asges for Anamosa. At Cedar Rapids
With stages for
Marion, Vinton, Waterloo, Cedar Falls,
At Otter Greek Nth stages for IT. Dodge
Toledo, n Desnoines, Council Bluffs,
aaess. -,ra-s Sioar City.
-, fRElG4r TRAINS LEAVE DAILY:
ne shostass, cheapest and most exped,sious
iss estwean Chicago and Central Iowa ~ De-
tx 1Diy lS6 miles fiom Chicago TO the Mississ
IaNyes. And thence directly into the INFERIOR
~ w1 =, C.H. B0DFISH. Superintendent.
n"HAM. General FIT Pass. Agent.
Vp' lowp, Jap 1852.
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Dissolution Notice.

Dissolution Notice.
TINE partnership heretofore existing between
Messrs BowERsoCK, MANFuLL, and SMITH,
Merchants, at Springdale, is dissolved by mutual
consent; MANFULL and SMITH retiring. The af-
fairs of the late firm will be settled by
JESSE BOWERSOCK.
Springdale, Iowa. April 18th, 1862.
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CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

Shrewed agents can make a small fortune in
carving these articles around to families. The
Dental Treasury is the neatest article that man
o. woman can carry around. Send for one and
see, or better, dozen, which we will sell as sam
pies for 81. Agents supplied literally with Cir
culars. R:S- Now is the time to go into the
business, to do good and make profit. We are
spending thousands for the benefit Of agents.
New England men and woman here is some
thing nice. and a chance to take the tide at Its
rDod Address,
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are Justly pronounced by the Press and Music Masters
be superior Instruments They are built Of the best,
and most thoroughly seasoned materials, and Will
stand any climate. The tone is very deep, rounS nv
., mellow; the touch elastic. Each Pisro warrsnse@
f. three years. Price from S20O to 500. Second
hand Pianos at great bargains; So octaves go to Nv;
octayes, $50 to $loO g.. octaves, Sis 20 $50; %
octayes, 500 to $50; ocaves, SIS to 20. Second
hand Mcodeons from $50 tn 60. Monthly payments
received for Pianos Meodeons, or Alexander Organs;
also for rent, and rent allowed il pure hssed PEI
ont
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Horace Waters, MeIodeOOs,

aosew God Cases. Tuned to Equal Tempe smens
with the patent Divided Swell and Solo Stop.
No. II octave, scroll legs, from toe, ~
/" 80. " CtoF ~
:. as FtoF, -
4-5 piano style. FtoF, 100
:. Sd FtoR, 10
6-5 " two stops and two sets OF reeds, 80
IS - two stops, two sets OF reeds, and 49,
two ba nks of keys, ~
SIS octave Organ Melodeons, two banks Of
keys pedal bass, four and six stops, 2sO, US, 100
These Meodeo remain in tune long vine. Eseh
Nelotleon warrsnte ed for three years
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FINkLE Il LYON
SEWING MACHINE ca.
53S Broadway, New York.

MO PERSON who contemplates purchasing a
~ Sewing Machine for family or manufactnr.
ing purposes, should fail to send for one of orr
ITEMS of the several styles, prices and samples OF
work, all of which We send by mail free. We
claim to have the
Best Sewing Machines in the
World for either Family or
Manufacturing Purposes.
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TO CONSJrMPTIVES,

JOINS CRosBEy's AMERICAN CEMENT GLrE,
for sale at the Post Office. See advertisement.
IN
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PIANOS, MELODEONS,
Alexande Organs.

Shest Mnsic Music BO0ks, Music MsyehaRdiss, on2
kinds Of Musical IHstrnmsnts, At tAs iorsss pcs
sibis price,.
THE HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED
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CASH purchasers will find it to their interest
to examine eur goods before purchasing else.
where. w. s. x NJ CHllDS.
Upton. August 22d, 1851.
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Persons calling for any Of the above letters
will please say "advertised."
S. S. DANIELS Y. NJ.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office a, Upton on the
18th day Of May, \. d. 1862.
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We keep constantly on hand large and gen.
era assortment of
D- QUEENSWARE,
GLASSWARE,
TABLE CUTLERY,
&c. &c.
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WIN. Ii. HURD. Il CO..
Tribune Buildings, New York.
That remittancesmay be made with conhdenc,
W. b. II. & Co., refer to the Mayor of Brooklyn ::
to G.. W. GRIFFITH. President Farmers and tltl-
zeps' Bank, Brooklyn TO JoY. Cor. Co., New
York: to p. BARNrM, Esq, New York; etc, etc.
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Upton, IOWA, by
REIGART Il McNAM ARA,
and retailcahy all the other Druggists.
vsnl3-Iy:h3p-is
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our St0Ch VI
TOBACCO AND CIGARS

Is unequaled in this market either In quantity
or price.
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II. SCOvIL, Proprietor, g Randolph st., chtcsyss
to whom all orders should be addressed.
Sold by X. HALL. Upton, Iowa;
I" RElGARr 4 McNAMARA, Upton, Iowa.
- Clarence"
And by dealers in Medicines generally. Minis
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y. F. MI U z z Y,
Manufacturer and dealer in
SADDLES HA RN f = 4,
BUGGY TRIMMINGS, &C.,

Mest of the Court House sqaare, TIrroN, Iowa.
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L. DO NOT omit the MAY pARTY.
G. G. N.
Fostori., Ohio, May 9th, 1862.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-24

Two gentlemen, through our paper, on
last Friday, called attention to most fla
grant article i'll the Wheeling Press on the
finances of the country. Certainly if that
article was fragrant another and a later one
is doubly so, and still more deserving Of
public exposition. In editorial type, in the
Frsss of last Friday, correspondent is al
lowed to commend and request for publ.
cation an article from the Loudon Tunes
This article is wholly devoted to the abuse
of Gen. Butler and the Government he rep
reseDts at New Orleans. The following is
specimen, and we call public attention to
il:
The Buffers would squabble with the wo-
men, and revenge themselves with violence.
They would hang, shoot or imprisou the
men, and they would force useless oaths OF
subsection upon the population immediate
Is in their power. Outside iheirown lines,
however, aud beyond the reach of their
gunboat cannon, they would be powerless:
they would be as much prisoners as the
men aAd women they imprisoned; every
| straggler would be shot down, aud all sup
plies, except those which might reach them
condition to which it is the highest aspi.
ration of Mr.. Lincoln and his faction to re-
duce the South; and this is the condition
of the one unlucky Southern city which
lies under the cannon of tue Federal
gnnboatsr just as traveller might lie
| helpless under The muEzle OF a highway
mans pistol, while his companions ritied
his pockets.
Nothing is clearer in law and
ethics than that an oath extorted by uu.
lawful coercion is void. Nothing is SO ca.
sential to the sacred charity of an oath
than that this should be thorouobIy and
universally understood, otherwise an oath
would cease to be the bond of society. and
would become the instrument of thieves
and brigands. But il is horrible Outrage
for wretch like this Butler, who probably
has never in his life done one act of man
hood, to drive up a whole population, un-
der the muzzles of cannon and under
threats of being utterly despoiled, to com.
NIT a sort of white perjury These people
bad all, no doubt, taken the oath Of alIegi.
ance TO the Government of their choicet
and they have now swallowed by force an
oath of allegiance to n Government they
hate. Even Butler cannot suppose that an
oath thus extorted can give him any fur
Their right moral or legal, over these people.
II Is senseless humiliation and a useless
insult-no more.
lfthe commendation of such an article
about one of the ablest and most patriotic
Generals Of our army, and about the gov.
ernment he represents, at such a crisis as
this, isn't reasonable, then no language
can be.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-24

The Madagascar, driven TO its vita ends
to mud some cause of accusation against
the PTe1S, has taken hold OF a scrap Of
finance c1t from a New York paper and put
by accident in our local colum on Monday
last. On this fiimsy basis equivalent to no
basis al all, it has thought proper 30 ar
raigu US after the old saw for ''disloyalty, /"
3 word, by the by, We have in vain asked
him to define.
We have had reason again and again to
remark that the E1telligeAcer's habit Is to
make charges without producing the requi.
site proof 10 establish them. Il is SO in this
case. Though We are forced to confess that
while as a matter of taste, aud only such, We
do not approve the tone of the article e1-
cepted to, We challenge our Contemporary 10
meet the article square on its 6aetS.-PSsss.
Of Saturday.
There is point or two about the above
article to which we desire to call attention.
In the first place the scrap was "eut from a
New York paper" Why was it cut? Be-
cause ''as matter of taste the editor did
mot approve of the article" Therefore
he cut it out. That sounds we'll. He had
no design in cutting it out. Not he. He
cut it ont mechanically. The scissors
cot it ont themselves. There was no Volt
ttOn in the case.
In the next place the scrap found its way
"by accident" into the paper, Having been
cut out in opposition to the EDITORS sense
of taste, it is not strange that in defiance
of the same it went and inserted itself in
the paper. And that's got all either. 1t
actually put itself into editorial type. II
seems to have been the most energetic and
at the same time most self asserting and
disrespeetful scrap of paper that anybody
ever heard Of 1t frst, in spite of the ed
itor, got him to cut it out of al exchange.
1t next, in defiance of bin, inserted itself
in his paper, and, as if to master him en-
tirely, took the shape of an editorial, thus,
illustrating anew how superior is matter
over mere mind.
Now if that isn't fish story of the hu-
gest dimensions, we yield the case
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-24

prineipsI Editor was reported by his supe-
riOr officer as dismissed from the civil ser
vice of the Government for his disIOyaity,
could not be very well mistaken for a
Union paper BY any loyal man.
We are no, a little surprised that the
gentleman should hasten 10 give publicity
to correspondence so damaging to him
self and so fully cOu6r ming all We ever said
On the subject