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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-08-02
State Fair.

SSG1uC eeuG.
The Ninth Exhibition OF the Iowa State
Agricultural Society will be held at Dubu.
que, commencing Sept 3oth, and ending
October Sd.
The Premium List this year amounts to
about IS, ,000-nearly double any previous
year-taking rank ahead Of many of the
older States.
Among the awards Of unusual amount,
the following may be enumerated:
No. Best Bull of any age or breed
.................. .$10o, 90
Best Cow Of !" ".... 5000
No. IL. Best Stallion of any age or
breed, showing the best
four colts. go. -. 10000
Best Mare showing best colt
or colts :. 5000
No. IA. Best Family Carriage Team 5000
No. 10. Best buggy team for fast
driving. g............., ..........j. 5000
Best Buggy Team without
regard to color. 5000
- Best Single Gelding or Mare 5000
No. Is Best and FASTEST Trotting
Stallion. - s-.... -! 10000
No. IS. Best Horsemanship-Tour-
ment. ................. 10000
Steamboats, on the river, it is understood,
will carry at half fair.
The State Fair for 1853 ought to be held
at Sioux City, for the benefit Of the people
living on the Missouri River Aol EFi5
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Tho Perfect molodaon.


4 fMoSI ressy asii tess q. ~ sssg brass
"a e. ~ suals hes ftaaanet q IT, ffoai q
w sfsl Efe "a nafhlsFlty 5tthis tssatlfa1 IS
arnmeat si,d sassssiani sssiinas.ats ~ eae
stsuitf wat hiua - ffef. sc fssls laseets GAR 81
ttl,sf kss.l tusifaueui tsaasias - ussny csesl
knceAs "a ths IfEtttE AItlupEON are
bAst haNrtN sSe ilsrNoSk ArHafHNt>f
lia HannoHls Atiaslsaeni d lie asa.f tsfa-
atlc q ufaaiffH Improvement iN q fhr j. sft
"a tbs lnsifnuseat j aaaiei ft,isg tl.sgsas ~
l,s tiae tho wHssheg n nesb
nur Neslr iHfeut~f HARMONIC nnGAN
~ 1haa het. Fancert aaa itciar Ets'ass. has
grsaisf fs,eaJi's oss gsNfr thsu nat eshsf i
.itaWNn' a'aae - ne cauaify eoatiacsipr tas
prics
Il Is fsr sars siagss Hna be- fissi5 a 81 ~
osstr tlasn oiheg Keod OFesis
y eseisahss osis oae hal} - aass Ess.f. q, -
u instfaraenis a she saaae y.5u ~. nhd t,sse
queailg Het Aef ~ sspsssa 70 kese la tune
AD.shcf eutsfs nee iealugp ia lhe Mei- lsau
! enleipnse il the PAINT Hakf, o. PIANO
8fTAfNhkAT 10 the Msiudeua,
The = preelseiN shat it, maine iilsiit aie.. q
combination II ths Melosisssn ana Piano Fest.
au,l t-vrts prscissiy To- eans, and aeairs ~ q
barge tlass = ho have hmg been Nasiaas g. 80 The
tao hssinnpesis e,anh,ned II Mclo,leon size ln
,hs aaegue lsssiEsmeng ihe Mshoaeou % risn0
rsst Be PLAYED separately o. combined pF,duc
ing So eiieci unknoNR o. am other instrument
and mnsi bt beard e. Re apprc lated.
We Nefc arrangements sith some 81 the hsst
fisue Makers @ feoeise ifsn thsm ietslstly
liNNoS q The very best quality, whl,h vlli
bc soid Al less Than haslan prices.
ALEC, PIASak and MrleDtsiAs g. rest
AZ Instruments warranted and ssui a. any
part Of the country At ouf risk.
EsTEY 6 GREEN.
liut'icboro VI, lch II, issg. ss
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PRACTICAL TEXT BOOKS.

Ahhougl the Instructions 10 the department
Of Iseok -kecping mast, ffom the nature u tbs
study be given from written manuseript ferus,
with eial0rate oral and black .bemfd eineida
IONS aud leetares. yet great benefit may he de-
rived from the use a reliable books u rsfrrsaes,
willis III the important department u G'snfner
ciai Law are Indispensable. 10 nssei this ~
eessifys, the solbaiig fesi Books have beef
BRYAHf & sTH1TfoE's CONNER
CIAL LAW, Tor Nofeassilr cfifls7s and Aeaa-
elnses. Easiness Ma, sol the pfofs'sss't ~
Ansos T},an, IL H., Prsf II las p ihe ! %
sersity ~ RthaHvt fuli4hrd ~ y Appleton
& Ca. 44s aH8 8ss si0sa aY hea fprk
BRYANT 4 sIRA4IOA's C0NAhH'
ela Cnlruatiois, i1f Aelyufaaf, Fasiiesf
.fH and Asall rirs
BRYANT & STATIONS BOOK -KFRP
.ae Is ilsrrp eiH.afs III Pdmags elflns. q
C.aGaan ssisg.s ~ psRes ~. lilgt sfaso'
edtign, ~ Heb Seisos ad At8Afmt', ~
pasas: "a. Ceoesag Bsa#e edition faratceHHi
anf. ST.. h@silest neu gt9 ae e
sPENC ElHAA SYSTEM ~ PkhAAa
ship. s spfies u pins hg9hs b Z. 5Psa
err. snhsshed by ig4n Ps.aHes s Co
ans "a Halkef sfmFf Aae lan4
In CataloeaG aHi CftlN ~ InisfiaF.ts.
Il at faA @ 81 tlt faiHfe at
BRYANT, RIKaTT0A I 60,
II ALBkNf. StF.
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A Wux. TkRus on LorlIIrr-

A wIVEs TKRss on LoTALirr.--
4 woman near New Bedford opposed
Arr husbands proposal to ensisr Eit
dad 50, heweyer. and she yielded eor-
rpw6aliy. They shortly aaerward
,ook wAik together. For long time
18th kept sslsH, Oh the sahjccs thai
aaa the aeAre.i thought q each fms
y the ssfe sTokk n suppose you
have made ~ your mind. sad 30 s
-hai ! uaai sos 70 understand, thai Il
vo0 ever run. viii never hye wifh
yeo agar
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TAs Department Of BoOk.k'tpInE

and Accounts, is organised and eonaustsd ea
the Counting IlDosn system, fhs Halls bsiag
fttsdiup with appropriate deshs, Ste, aud the
student Ia introduced ht once 10 the pFseiisal
l6attas u counting rooms generally.
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STATIONERY.
PENS. HoLbEGs. INKsTANDs, WAX
Wrapping Paper.

We have now in store Yorty aiTspent kinds
sizes and qualities, also
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The Collegiate CourAe

Embracing Doable aad Single Fuiry Book
keeping, Commercial Computations. CONNER
cial Law, felmnanship, Business Correspond
eiee. Partnership Settlements, etc., etc.
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Il will pay for itself by saving the clothes.
Il thoroughly presses out the water from the
clothes about three tifRes ~ quick as they
eau be wrung b. nand.
Il prevents lams wrists, lalne backs, and IAins
sides.
I, win wiring clothes out Of boiling hot or ice
cald water.
drs quickly.
Il removes the dread Of washing day. aud is Il
the laundry what the sewing machine il Il
tue nurserv.
!, will wiring anything, from lace collar 10 !
bed spread.
D.P. & c. H.. WALKER.
Agents for Bennington coIn.5s
Manchester. july 10, iss1.-s
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Gates II. Barnard,
fsuccnsoH TO 0Eo. Q. 1ExoLD,l
No. az AEER STREET nor NJ u
Importer Co.
graadies, Gins aad wiaes,
llss, Iebber 10 oil klads Of bemtSlit
LIqusFk,
Cos nsi4sioa .NsFchaai for tAs sGIs 9f all
kinds - cosntry Produce.

III AkISG facilities equal, ~ nst superior y
HI any other Hssnsc. COR obtaining my Goods
Drfa. under CASTOR House seal, ] lno-t re-
specially call the aiieatioH 81 the C0unif
Caxniaissiohess aiso Town Aeents aud dealers
generally. Is axhniAs my goods before purch
iEg a. tstss.f H4sg asfed 81 rsfrtsessisl - 8.
S4ls. NJ stock & pneaeai consists y part rs
follows
Ofara. Duprsx s Co, J 4 Z MaFteil, jules
lsassia & Co. X, Banioslan & Co. alaH Siguetts
BrArs8jes Aariass eintsges MaieTs Swaa, lte
kupiass Lol.ksl. Excise, =. Nichoias, and ~.
eei.4a Che ST. cuaE fanaisa sna Anilqe
EUns lamion anS iiaugariaa fgst Wines ]
Is Epx4 afd Drv Soath <f#H Madeira fsls sra
BrsNa Sherfr Wac. Old BOlhhtfA Men-
raieia. Old Kte and hest Whistles = tee
gsfs AFss qaxsfts Lima4eTaat sna LoHf-
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I Twenty -four si1es aud kihd,. These arc very
extensively used by Gros-~, prnggsts, and
/ niler.
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The subscribers offer the sb-ve Machine for
sale on the followingtsrsT1s iny one wishing
10 pnschase can take machine one month on
trial: ut the end Of the month be- can return the
machine, nninjured, or pay the price Of il, as he
chooses.
CANFfELD 4 CHAMBERLIS.
Factory ys5iss, MaF &C. 1854.
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TIE CAPITAL COLLEGE.

II. Il. BRYANT, J. r. CALKISs,
II. ID. STRATroS, w. II. CLAIM.
One ~ the associated Colleges located 1T Al
baBy, New York. Philadelphia, Buffalo, Cler.
land. Detroit Chicago aud ~. l.ouis. Troy snd
Brooklyn. Scholarships pnreha.ed At either
poini, are good At all the Colleges far ~ unlila
tied time.
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Designed n special assistant "a iltr sht,e
nared preparations, when nrgmtiol tA M
topsHtss ., imbessf,si, and tl, gtpat suh,ii uta
Tor I'LL U'pcu iaiWtpafaii.Bs
Iht hi,,Hc fHs, Without HE common fatal
necessity 81 alnHs, mtking meal Of such, wiz
ln most case., hy the application a 3 .inrie
ril pniluca ail tie requirement. ~ y surc sea.
tie. and rrlihble fsMiiN llirkiC.
Let me have s,tiif cn fiiencs mako trui =
the AbaNs napeI Remedies. ~ the only uie til
bnhal by which real character cHn H. sitailes,
nnd ~, declaration 3 that such coa fdtt, . nilt
pot be misplaced The greater justie, {. pro
sure and read tlie descriptive rainphls,. 10 be-
foand with all teales, 81 viii De sont free, ~
JOHN l.. IiUNNkWELL, Proprietor
rrsctiea Chemist aud l'harmseentist. I,estea.
Mast, TO whom please address all eoniinunita-
iiom. Prizes within reach ~ nil
Fac-Simile ot signature oier eotk Of genuine
0uly.
Sold Al Tie Equinox Drug Store, MaIc hester,
aud !. =. shnuIsir 4 Co., bennington n. koeli,
North Bennington, sDd Druggists and d,slel.
sverl whore. iisg
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Initial Stamping.

We are prepared 10 receive nnlSrs for STAMP
ing Initial, on Note Paper aud Envelopes,
Aork well and promptly executed.
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Read the testimony aud judge for Yourselves.

The following certificate, signed by all the
Comfy Officers f,r the County 81 l.anOille, and
al the Town Officers aud l'usiness Men Of
llydcpark, where this Machine wa. invented.
viii show IN what rcspe I il Is held at home,
whore ii has been put ia use.
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c. lar Is cusrAR PIacis. 10
We tell Cool pflit Past egsors, u TO- t,ef "a.
Nice iiessy Shss'iig At u cents pet ,urd.
rs.i lins aa 90 ia. enly ise per ward.
rea Heavy peniaa ~ ceais pr yard.
Hoop skigf,. f4e hoops. 80 cents.
best 7 u les, ia.t sfee per 10
Douaef's Bess Kercosene OF. SOC per gallon.
iissi Rarping tluid. 70 cents per gaiAm.
ly~ Al eihef goods ~ lssI stsA lav pfiee,. p
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We STILL LIVE!
4" No, mash of = shower
Will TIN sUN SHINES
Ladies and Gentlemen !

NmEfuHH & faina ~ sngs
is.sis - fsaafs. saadeF ~ aff ksi - epld. se
sts - Assst asa gszaf h. sH~sg rNu a ellf lisee
II hasaess. Al stA gaakA SafsiHf Fact lsira
aissfs - slaa d st.is is sispN Yoa 3 sl}0 ANS
h. - tsh q w sancire nsuaFy keI8 m .
EasatF# Niofe.
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(Nrd Engraving.

We still continue ts execute orders for We'd
ding aud Visiting Cards, &c.,--we have our
work done by the best engraycrr.
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Thankful for past patronage, we would solicit
continuance Of the same and would invite all
who are wanting goods IN our line to call at
D and 10 Cannon Place.
lY2O MOORE 4 MINIS.
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ElgI aafo.O.r I8T300
ions y, HIpr, Grand Secretary, should be- Aadres

ions y, HIbE, Grand Secretary should be Addreassd
Al NasA'ills, TsBe.3 C..t.'.Tf
Tsaas..ss Lodge, No. i-Nests every TUESDAY Even.
lug, 81 their Hat, on the corner OF Union aud Gum.
Strests. Tho othooya for ths prssent term are
o, s. LesusqrS e.i2, q Mhs.yS.l, L. wcakey,
Secretary L. X. spain, Treasurer.
Irabus LOdss, No iO-Nesb at Tho sane place
systy Nvpdsy Eyepipg The ofheeri are n "A.
Campbell, No; Henry Apple, V.O.; J. L. Park,
Secretary D. y. Brown, Treasurer
sasev Lsdg. No. eo--Alsetia al t1clr IIsn on south
Cherry street, every Friday sweating. Tue odlcera
re o, @. Covert, Nc; Frank Hartman. va, james
WET ssfs'styb Wa nAi'9ry, Trsaaalsr. M
AurOra Lodge, No los, (asrmau) --Alests at tho
Hall, soruer Of uniou and summer strssts, every
THURSDAY Eveipgt The oilepia are ohsrles Rich
No; p Frledmaa, va. - Bitsorlioh Secretary
oaa. ssiforlo, Treasurer,
Ifttgdg RoaapaasaA No i,-MAstsat lboahsSe Hat
on The nrHt and third Wednesdays of each month
Tho oahoeu are: }. r. Nnlls, cP. + H. MoEr,ds, n p
0sF. Fuller, s.w. !; rOlns HANS, ~, Nv 4 I,hn 3
Hil6, aFiba; B.Rlo otloF, TtoasusoF u "A w
Oiles BroaoA Basoampa,sai, No t--N,eta a. th,
above Hgl on tho eeoood aat iogrih Wednesday
uishts q each monih. Tue ocloe4s are, Jas T Bell
or; HeDry Apple, HP'i l.. Noksr, sw,; b FRIED
msp,, ~ pharles EirSAus seFibsS = ~ Wand
rreasnFsg4 NJ ta AlA t'thA"t
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DIR. &COLEMAlN'S
PRIVATE DlSPENSARF

INHR attention o. oluEens strangera ana others va
i Hng Nashville ,feqairing meldAl sd b respect
fully called 70 ts ounce, No III neadefck street sen
ond hooT, hoiween Cherry and the square.
~, NuLufAN y ~ Oh prectitiopar 81 medo,ne BE
lnio6t unlimited oxpfrlepce and h1itoring tpoeeah
i0r many years past, m the Treatment d Fuv4fa On
assas, has Induced bin 10 devote he undivided ktton.
son 70 al diacaael Nof THIS nature Many cases Of
the moet inyetcrate character have promptly yalied
10 hh Improved methQd ~ traAtnonf 40
PRIMARY, acooudAfy ieftiaiy aud Hereditary syph.
hal eonorrhna, GieAt and al diseases Of tho yona
and urinary organs, mret with DO roslainnco 70 bio
vemdies,
ippale irregularities and funoti0ual ndeTasFt
mene Ok We Womb, aud DE dEeast arising icon
v,s'a,'2n AllA ~ mengad partnFition ..-r.r..
hNetY cas- y Retuelbe Hnpturo, and oi Piles ana
frompsua Of Che hectum and mosi cases OF Flstula
can ne cured ~ proocas nearly painlusa III either
~ tha latter Qnage N undertaEon by. nr t1euar 4
cuts aluafalit aodlTaaicf a. a fafnfli nt(,d
eieays paeacait iho pocssrY ncaiions 0f s,lossly ~
fallaftny he impFovti method 81 oiisfaiiua
ho4roua q cithorse4 applying M person az y lstt.r
Describing osael en- abe aiat aftntta,nr sfape as
GpOo0c dRehAe, can ha CURED h n,rl - ft, ~
abortive methoa, 10 iory -eaht hoaia II
strict couhdcnct, pfowIt atlaution, and moderate
ohareusl Will aUvefa hhn Win rs patr6ua
a. No mgIcury uHcd ~ the tfuaimeut o. r.sier,,
dfleafl, ~ ~ beiievcl IN 1oat oasgs) t.rti,s I
WQfea diaease than thal a d siyon 10 care
ohea hola tton alght n Ne moral0s ga sise p
ne evening is1 t6 6l-iy
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Cen. CurIis's form or Ftes Papers.
T II is said that there are about Eve
thousand cOntraband Arkansas negroes
within the Federal lines. The following
is the form Of free papers issued by Gen,
CURTIs to the conGscated negroes;
HEADQUARTERS OF THE SoUTHwEsrl
HELENA, ARK, July q, 1862, (
SDs5ial Oylsr No. 1877.
Jerry White, a colored man, formerly
slave, having by direction Of his owner
been engaged in rebel service, is hereby
confscated as being contraband Of war,
and not being needed in the public SER
vice, Is permitted 10 pass the piokets Of
the command NorthwNrd, aud Is forever
emancipated from his master who per-
mitted him 10 assist in attempts to break
mp the Government aud laws OF our coun-
try. By command Of
Mai.-Gen. CURTIS.
JEmY WHIrR (in red ink
All the officers aud many Of the pri-
yates in Gen. CUETr's army are supplied
with servants.
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RELIEF FOR THE GoLp IEFLArIoE.-
The high premium Of gold in this city
has stimulated shipments Of the preci-
Gus metal from California. The Aspin-
wall steamer that arrived yesterday
brought S873,000 and by telegraph from
San Francisco We learn that the steamer
which left that city on the nth inst has
on board S950000, aud the steamer Of
the 2lst has Sl,ll4,000-msking a total
monthly shipment Of nearly three mil.
lions Of dollars consigned 10 this city.
The next month may be expected 10 pro.
duce a still greater increase; 20 that the
precious metal will soon find lie level
the market being glutied, and the supply
being 10 excess Of The wants Of commerce.
~ T. Pgpg
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CONVERSIONS IN THE ARsW.--Col. j. s.
Wuoox, Of the 52d Illinois Volunteers,
who WAS 3 conservative Democrat Ia GIVE
Il life, has written letter defining the
measures necessary to BIZ taken 10 crush
thersbellion. He says; .-a
circumstances constantly changing
the relative positions Of men aud things,
frequently revqire that the policy Of men
and governments should be correspond
ingly changed; and believe the time
has come now, (perhaps II came long
ago,) when the policy Of our government
t0wsrd these damnable rebels should be
materially changed" He repudiales The
rose water and order No. 8 policy, and
now advocates sterner measures he
wants the slaves TO be employed; rebel
property 10 be oonfscaied; the soldiors
70 forage ON the enemy, and 10 conquer
the country as the army advances.
He makes one observation that must
attract attention. phe President has
called for more troops the army can be
reinforced fifteen or twenty per cent. by
a very simple process. He states that
sixty 10 seventy Of his regiment are de-
tailed on extra duty IN driving teams,
loading and unloading wagons, cooking
and performing camp drudgery, which
negroes should be set TO doing. BY em-
pioying blacks these seventy soldiers
could resume their musLets, and take
their places In the ranks Add 20 these,
nearly a. many more who arc guarding
rebel property aud driving back 10 their
rebel masters runaway loyal slaves, and
the lighting strength Of the regiments
would be increased fully ono-fourlh.
But Il is necessary first 10 abrogaie Or
der No. 3, and Set aside sentimental ten
dernoss for slayeholdipg cut-throats
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

AAerF--Jsmes NJ Hinton DspU,Iss--rhomhs bob
llsgl.i,,- .Painsss 6srest, EE&4f#
-Ifaiies-W. JaapOr nyior. @a1' 81
COroaer--N II. Bechof
Rongcy-John Corbitt
Revenue 05ilaolof-~J g. Brney = u =
lsaSroad Tor Colieoior--w, d. Robsrtsop.
COs,siables for he Eassgas Distr1c--Iohn p Gowsr
Iff% HI 40 "a
Oh y oouAIYh coURn- IA Az
Jodss--Bon James whitworth.
Cisrt-P llsdalsy Nioh0l
a. Ths Jddso'A U8url nevis be nut Mouday In
each month and tho Quarterly Court, oompostd Of
the Magistrates Of the County, held the frat Mon
day " JAppaD, April yuly and oeipbss., , RI, ,g-y
CIRCUIT ooURT.
Jadgs-- Hon. Nathaniel BaNtsr.
c"t-psyieg LcvaD YLTMAE
CO. The Court meels Lie art Monday Ia March
and September.
EaLI 5eRlNliNAL OcouRE AIS
Jadgs--Hou. William K. Turner
u~k-charles r. Dlggons.
as-Ths Court uosts the bret AordAy ia April Al.
gust aud December.
gau orAsoEFy pouREHgRH
Cldaecllor-Hou, Samuel D. Frlerson.
Cisrk and Masisr--J. z. ole6vss,
az The oonri lheoia ihe All IioadAy III May ana
November.
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The Errors Of The Way

ID an admirable common. SENSE speech
"a Cinelnnatt few. nigihs ago. General
lewis Wallace pointed ont what he con
sldered the Leading mistakes Of the war.
he being an able man and brave, cue.
eessful and observant soldier. his oninian
Is worthy0f repetition.
FIRST We should have called out Al
: shs od beginning 100000 men insiead Of
Second, That We could eonouer n,
rebels BY Cancellation.
Inlrds LnAt lhe negro was an element
Of weakness At The Son,h, whereas he has
proved an element Of strength, for We
have been Afraid to touch him, and ho has
taken care Of rebel families aud raised
Prodncc while the white men fought Ia the
army Said the General:
There are four millions OF that Kind
Of labor to take care of the families and
industry Of the rebels Now. summon
should go 10 jeff Davis with 4 PROPOSE
zion that nc should leave four mIllions of
the white laboring men of the North nn.
disturbed, and provide FOR their families.
Would he do itr No, he'd treat the pro
position with scOrn. You are the men he
wants 70 get 1t, Now, il he won't let
lour millions Of your laboring men stay
az home TO pursue your usual ayocations.
why In Gods name should we allow his
four millions 70 gvon undisturbed.o iE o.
Another error Gen. WALLAcE considers
70 be, the motto, that trade follows ths
fag." We quote agaip.
II these rebels don't know how "a ma.
nufaoturo clothes, and boots and shoes
and other rticles Of necessity and com.
fort where do they get them9 IA voice
from England No, sir; not from
England, but from Cincinnati and 81.
Louis, and from all other trading points
along tho frontier. After the recent naval
battle At Memphis nay, before il was
over, and before a soldier had landed In
the city, trading men from Cincinnati
and ST. Louis were on the landing. and
of for the countryto buy up cotton The
lordly secesh asked the traders how
they proposed 10 pay for IL, and they
hauled out their green backs but ee-
cesh shook his head; "ereeA backs"
were not good enough for him: TIaaFh-
ter, he must have gold, and so tbs trad
ers paid him gold for his cotton and
To-day there is more gold in the pockets
OF the cotton planters Of Tennessee and
Northern Alabama than there il ID yours.
These traders don't care damn for
the Government so they make their mon
ey. Who is down South TO buy their
clothing, their boots aud shoes, their
substantial aud fancy articles F? Not the
soldiers, for they are clothed by tho Gov
ernmenl--are, in fact, the best clothed
and provided soldiers in the world. The
secesh are there 10 buy them. They.
buy clothing, and boots and shoes by the
cart load, not for their families, but 10
smnggle through the lines, aud presently
the ragged and barefooied butternut sol.
der comes ont ina bran new suit. Now,
| II the people can understand me, they
VIII have no trading with these people
till this war is over. II / were Com
mander'in-ChisG would atop the trader
the moment he offered there, aud 4 be
didn't obey orders, ia hang him. Cheers,
and cries Of Good for y0uhl
| ... III. ...... ... '..H...
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-10
A GALLANT rpaisnlan.

NNAAMa
lFo.ugs Agpr9e Correspondence Of tho phaadol.
800 DIV phiaInquIrof.l .m H.aJ Ca
While among the wounded on the
State Of Maine, yesterday, We stopped
by tho siretcher Of zine looking fellow.
aud inquired about his wounds. nShot
through the shoulder, sh, bones broken,
but am getting along very well. Do
you think they will putme ashore here r
lreplied that as lis wound was so Sc
we're, l thought he would be sent North.
and probably be might be so disabled AZ
TO require discharge 'Ohi no slffI
don't want q discharge want 70 20
back 10 my regiment as soon as can Il
want 10 have another chance nj tho rob
els" "What regiment do you belong tar
'e2Oth Indiana he replied, "but you
have not heard Of US among 40 many
ether regiments; wo were the only
'Hoosier' regiment Ia the weeks battles
before Richmond, bot we did our work In
the rear guard, aud whipped the rebels
every time they attacked u.s. Said 4
'Your State Is raising eleven new reei-
menis and six batteries nofs for the
war Els sheF KNEW ID knew IT,
God bless The Hoosier State /" be exclaiiu-
ed, while his eyes lighted up with fresh
blood quickened into action. IL knew IL
sir; there win mover be any need Of
drafting In Indiana. We went into this
was TO save the Union, aud every man 10
our State will volunteer 70 uphold the
old stars and Stripes, and crush out this
rebellion"
Finding that he was becoming too
earnest for his welfare, and pereeivine
that he was nearly exhausted ~ excite
ment, grasped his hand and bid him
good bye. lie was true type Of the
noble men from the West. His regiment
numbered some $50 men when Il len
Norfolk for ths army Of The Potomac,
well drilled, healthy and hearty They
reached tbs front two weeks before tho
terrible battles beginnlog With tie 25lh
Of June. In their fret eight thoy lost
ogie hundred and Nfrty-egh men killed and
iCOuHded IN toerfy miniRe5 tine, yet moth
ing has ever been said Of the vAlor OF
this Indiana regiment Afier the seven
days battles, the regiment mustered
| 500 men out Of 900. AZ ono Tina thew
checked whole rebel brigade, and. uu,
assisted, finally charged and routed n
| with the bayonet They nearly inished
/ two entire regiments Of the enemy be
longing 10 Georgis aud North Carolina