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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-14

The IowAxs HxvE \ eoulARlx.-Th1
citizens Of Iowa. nov sojourhiDg in TIL
city, mst tcgsthsr for soGi1l sa765asnt
evening BEFORE last. IL tn rssl&enss =
J. H. Havs1 Esq, 1o2,, I ssrste AbosI
seventy isai1s and eesSls I'm WGss MES 8
ent, inclndiag lssidls the flows people
two or tkFssllS Minnesota, and a. ma
ny from Illinois. who lixs near enough
the SUITE To be copsidered next door
nsjghkoS. The aA3rAA6 gottea % %
hastily - to make it 4 aoH of .."saa0idan-
=, !" the reason Of the haste being the gen-
sral desire Of their friends 70 shake hands
with Hon. John A. Kassoh and lady, Who
were about to leave the city, he to aail ID
Europe TO attend the Postal Oosvention
at Paris, abe to return ~ lawn. lNetvish-
standing tho haste the affair VA com.
plete success. During the evening !
number Of patriotic songs wers SUM, And
.boss midnight after singing tho esar
SPraDgled Banner, having heartily snjoy-
cd themselves a. they sn avou, and a.
We believe, the company dispersed
Wash. Chron. Apr. :.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-14

From the T.ro,ot &c. W Globe th.l
-. n. ,Augees who fed from the
sontS.rs or 6bsl States Of America and
~ M I,1r quarters in Toronto about
. .ooa aonths ago, were Mr.. and Mrs
NJ The gentleman, Who il BY profes.
la lawyer, rented small cottage on
5earard street, betw cen Yonge and Eliz.
abeth streets, where he has been living
quietly With his wife and little daughter,
for the past few months. On Tuesday
last, two well dressed young women call
cd at the house, and inquired ii Mr.. Dean
was at home. Receiving . reply in the
negative from Mrs. Dean, they stated that
that they would call again, and left. Last
evening, one Of the young women return
ed to the cottage and made similar in.
quiry. when the, reply was that Mr.. Dean
was It home. and the young woman was
requested TO step inside the house. This
she declined to do, and expressed q wish
that Mr.. Dean should come out to her
As the street door opened into the front
room, he came to the door accompanied
by Mrs. Dean. and the young woman, on
his making his appearance, Immediately
shouted out s.That j. my husband" Ths
words were hardly ont Of her mouth whom
she drew SIX harrelled revolver from
under her shawl or cloak, and commend
ed firing at Mrs. Dean. The FIRST bullet
went over her shoulder, and the second
and third lodged in the door Mrs. Dean
fell back in ., fainting, 6t. aud the despcr-
ate woman discharged her fourth barrel
through the window. Mr.. Dean took
hold Of her and walked off short distance
in the direction Of Elizabeth street, but,
strange to say, he, allowed her to return,
and finding the door open, she fred her
fifth and sixth bullets into the room
where Mrs. Dean was sitting, but With !
out hitting her. She Then left, and, it is
believed, rejoined Mr. Dean at . short
distance of. The police hearing of the |
affair, Constable McHenry was detailed to |
make search, but up to late hour be
was unable to find any trace of either Mr.
Dean or the woman. Shortly before ),
night Mrs Dean received note = ~
husband that he had gone osF v;ah 4.
xom.a, but not to be " ,..sv abonT h;as
as hs would soon = -ssurn. The whole A.
fair is enve..oped in mystery, but to-day
the rrc.los may be able to throw some
light on it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-14

one may well b Nd but when the ri.
pened year sinks amid garniturs Of An.
thnn Aowers and leaves, Why should W
regret or murmur And 10 life that ID
ready and waiting for the "wel' done" Of
God, whose latsst virtues and charities
are its noblest, should be given back to
God in accomplishing reverence. we re-
joioing that earth Is capable of so much
goodness, and rs permitted such virtue.
ID. F. Ware. ts
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-14
Nothing Liks = aeoa T.lker.

There is world Of truth in the saying
that sat sixtesn girl prefers the best
dancer in the room; at two-and-twenty
tho best talker, and st thirty the richest
man. The girlof sixteenis not suppcs
ed to feel enough of the woriu's hyrocri-
sy and society's necessities to appreciate
fully the value Of wealth at thirty, the
misfortunes Of her friends, who have mar.
red upon dream of'.loye 10 cottage"
have made. her appreciate the usefulness
of money too much. But extremes have
their faults. As for the chest talker,"
he is not only preferred BY ladies Of twcn-
ty-two, but admired by all ladies and on,
We'd by gentlemen of every age-for what
is more pleasing than the society Of man
whose mind is we'll stored with knowl-
dge, which his tongue il capable, of vt
terlng with fuency. grace and sloqusncc,
thatmaketh old truths assume the enchan-
ting dignity Of . moral philosophy
There is nothing like good talker to win
his way to the hearts Of his aoquaintsn-
ces. and particularly to the hearts Of the
ladies'. They are generally fluent but not
"good" takers themselves. They have
generally an abundance of words, but are
not 20 amply supplied with ideas. The
man, thsrefors, who is As ready Of speech
as they. but who has acquired the art Of
using choicer diction, and who has the
faculty Of introducing new ideas in Old
shspes, or old ideas in lev shapes, excels
them on their own ground. This sxocl.
lenos. which would inspire envy if he
were woman, inspires admiration ~ ha
Il . man. Hence his popularity. It i
astonishing, though, what small modi.
eap of Wit and learning will give . volu.
abs man brilliant reputation ~ good
talker.
We have seen m exceedingly shallow
thinker, and very snpsr6eially accom-
plished man, carry al before him. We
have seen it, too. in the presence 81 msn
OF varied and extensive erudition- But,
alas they could not talk we'll. They had
not the "gift Of gab." And how often il
this the case in mixed assenb,ies How
often the frivolous scum rises to the sur.
facs and provokes admiration; Wills the
more Solid material sinks to the bottom,
and goes quite ont Af sight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-14

White Men - Lahorcrs atghS 0OWth
from the New Orleans Delta
We wish We could remove one fallac,
from the Northern mind. and that is til,
fallacy that labor performed by negroe.
or the plantations of the South cannot b.
done by white men. We say it can and
it can be done cheaper and letter, In.
tellisent and independent Southerners will
admit this. Why, the white farmer OF
the West, in their harvesting season,
work, and are happy and healthy, under
sun quite as oppressive As that OF this
latitude.
The bod carriers of the North, with no
wool to shield their heads, work as no ne
gro conh work, in sun quite u br0l
ing A. anything experienced in q rice
field or cane brake. We throw these
assertions out for the examination OF the
philosopher and the statesman. And ~
will anticipate events so far as to say that
a sugar plantation will be worked in this
State by white men before the year is
out.
Don't then, believe those who tell you
that . white man can't do what q negro
can. He can do all that negro can do,
in the way of laboriug in the sun, and ever
30 much more
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- The Louisville Journal says TIA,
a Massachusetts, regiment was recently
sent to Paris, Kentucky, and 1fter se.
naming there . week or two, Gen. Buru.
side ordered it 10 duty elsewhere. Du.
ring their stay the conduct of the Volun.
teers was 30 decorous and their discipline
% perfect, that they excited ths .dmira.
ton Of our Fxfisihn frie- ds. Mo Teoues.
TED the General co. .umanding the Depart.
u'en. OF tne " 40 to have them remain
ou1 the or gencies Of the service would
10. n Unit their request to be granted
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PosrAE CONVECTION IN PARIs.
Anehe de passengers BY ths Hamburg
steamer Saxonih which left New York
on Saturday for Europe. appears the name
Of Hon. John A. Kasson, member OF
Congress from Iowa, formerly First AZ
sistant Postmaster 0sneral, who goes -
special Commissioners for The United
States 10 the Postal Conversion of all
the Nations, which meets next month in
PariS. asa -
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invite the attention Of ny friends and tha publir
to my large aud complete stock of FRESH, STAPLE
AFID FANCY GROCERIES. Ny spscdsl Attention
Wall be given 10 furnishing families with their supplies
and oil whe dss with PsIy gsttins shs bsst
articles At the LOW EST PRICE.
K TrGoods delivered free OF charge. fsble-1m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-14

DoxArIoNs.-On Thursday evening oil
last week. the friends Of Rev. Gam paid
him donation visit, which resulted in .
substantial fact-sbout 500 being do
mated .slaI4x
Tuesday evening Of last week, the
friends 81 Rev. DR.. Jooelya made him !
donation visit 1t Union Hall. A iaxgE
number we're in attendance, and the de-
nations amounted to two hundred and
nineteen dollars and scvcnty-six cents. -
mt. Pleasant Journal.
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EOR SALE,

~ sxcnange Tor tnprcved property In this city, la
s0aes 2. nnd IN Aencock county, Illinois 10 acres
RE knqutre Of 4 ten ~ r.
Mari NJ AAVA.s
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FREIaHT 8
forwarded aud froM Phiisdclpbis, Nsv Yerk,
Bosaes Of HAlslnesssss spd fsosa m, peins "a iHs
Railroads Of OAto, Kentucky. IndiAnA, Illinois
wisconsin, lows Or AissoaTi, ~ AAlLkOAD DI.
The Psaasylvsaia RsilrssA aass ssnassss y fss,,.
bars with Stsansrs b. vAieA Goods caa bsfosv asS.
q 20 any point o. ths OAis, n1s11neun, ksnltAky
eonsin Missouri, kassas, Asksa -, 80 Md nv.
ere; aad ~ Clevslasd, Bsndusky a1l Chicago Win
steans1s 20 al porte On tAs nortA-Nee1ero IAkee.t
AsSeAants And 0hfpps rse ntrustink the tfahSpcrn.
tion Of tANis erelehtso this COaDsny eaa Yely utn
senadsucs on IL speedy traasis.
1As1asss - rretgAs
,:.s: si =: w': a:. r
voKAsLE AZ AEncsa sGxD ~ orsssRAn,
W Be psssissi.rso nssApsskssss, ..v,APass
CHnTRAL 4. R.rlV
For rsishscossTses. Or shipp,ag ptssssiSss, ~.
ply TO or addrsss aithsr Of 1hs feQ0Athx Agate 9
B. A.srkwARr. EssasNt Assn. rhAsbassA
CLARKKA CO.. TfsI1esf xxsats, .
NV: Brown Coz Cnsthssu,Q q.
J. =. MOORE. Lonissalle, Ky.
w. n. AkMAN = co. Esaatvfiis, lAA.
81 \. .sAbs, d. Lonis, Aiseeayi.
CLARK = CO., chicago, ILL.,,
k.ssESiV. s iosIsoSiRy, x.y..n,.,
rs. rIEacI 90, xsnssviiis Q.
&c. Exnnssk Ss.s::S Il r~,snas Asss,
for ~ SossA anawsst.
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LIVE STOCK!

q pvsvnsseea Pes9ess t1is ne noe tsAvee~
route tor Live Dtock. CapaeiSus Iafds, vel
vSaerud ap4 ssetk1eA Vim evexy ceeyeatmse, hsyu
Keen oeenea dttseonnoetAens, andevsSJ
essealtoa 10 De1Ate4hels wAptsLe xrn6 haS1i16asDA
whsrs Will 6efssnd evsfy eeevsniense or feedInG
..assi $3.50: e ssf?H e ~ ~ rn s4
Cnis vtllaloo - 1ounA sAs shpsoe1t, QAlo6o6Sahi
direct rostefor Stock 20 N41 Ye1t-fyiA Alleo.
levnA end uilA fsw - eA6nntst Aan euS G0AsS.9 ':
sGNOCa LEWIS, 0eneFalSupt, Altepaa. ~
III =. r. uOuR1, 0sa Tl1k ~ AZ. sP63t61olphla
r. H.. HOueToN. Gsnsrs Rveight Aesst
an1aokV. MssFA1@al LII. Phtteae iyS3n. !
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= BoARpIoF oIArMs2A

The Board Of Claims, appointed under
Special Field Order Mo. so, and under
instructions from Department Headquar-
tsEgnhag S9mmsneed the Investigation
of the claims fled6With the Board.
II is required Of each claimant to file
with his claim a specific statement or
declaration on the subject Of his citizen
ship, before The case can be taken up for
investigation. The form prescribed for
those who wish to declare themselves,
un%equiyocally, citizens of the United
States, is as follows: ,,.oi.
81 am a true and faithful citizen Of, the
United States of America, and claim to
be entitled TO al the privileges, and I'M
der all the obligations a%ppertaining to
such citizenship"
The claims of those who so acknowl-
edge themselves to be citizens of the
United States viii be first examined.
The exceptions to the rule in the case
of minors and others under disabilities,
will DO decided as the respective cases
are roached.
The Board will continue to receive and
fle just claims on its being shown that
the said claims could not have been SOON
err fled. RdssE1n Houston,
AF'H
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Th6I aEfiloF, altar TlAyRg Lon these
ralFP1g e9l0fH ills Ais eaAvqs i4gsi
Anoodnto of trehIennn.

From the Washington correspondence
Of the Cincinnati Glsehe we quote the
following, which viii probably be taken
by the Mcclellan press as another evil
dence Of the military genius Of that
Young Napoleon;
"Since the report of The Committee on
the Conduct OF the War, General Nc
80 DlellaD has quietly passed out Of public
ianOtiee, as a person Of no further account,
But there is a little story about him, au-
thenticated by the best possible author
ity, which SO happily illustrates the ma
lure Of the reign TO which for eighteen
months we patiently submitted, that l
may be pardoned for bringing up the
dead general again to tell it, 1 repeat
that the evidence Of its truth is such as
no man will dare dispute. 81
MIR. Lincoln was in the habiFof hay-
ing frequent consultations with General
a Mcclellan, ia the vain effort 10 fAthbm
these mysterious plans! insttAdbfsend
ing a messenger TO the Young general 20
tell him the President wished TO see him.
Mr.. Lincoln used 70 50 quietly over to
McCielian's headquarters, Qaq day he
failed TO see him. The general4was
busily engaged with one OF his staiE--
tha eating lunch. He was told the President
was waiting 10 see him. Tell him l am
engaged RaAtho Feplyth the gang up
start sent out; aud Mr. Lincoln absolute
ly went OF withot seeing him I.
ut Is the best illustration possioie oil
the condition Of things 10 which inoraI-
oi nate puhsfFY OFFS weak, vain man had
brought asll
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Special Fed Orders, No. II.
VII. A Board is hereby ordered to in
yesiigate the various claims arising from
the use'of cotton bales belonging to pri-
vate parties, for Notifications at Nash
vile. The Board will inject III Nashville,
Tenn, on tho 18th inst, or as soon there-
after 90 possible, and viii hold it's SEES
sions from time TO time al the business
for which il is appointed may require.
The object Of The Board win be to thor
oughly investigate the various claims,
both for loss and damage, and to develop
qall facts bearing upon them. Reports
will bs lnade upon each case, separately,
as soon as theinysstigatienrO of lits lis con-
f1IndsH en2 TAQA
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l4arrlPnrAcniurN osIedI

Persons mailing, or otherwise, sending
us money, will oblige us by remitting
green basko" They are recognized as
currency, and reIused nowhere ia the
United States. We recoIvS~ frequently the
notes Of banks which may be solvent
enough akhome, but which we are COM
PEELED toBen AGA discount, not being able
to use them in our business operations at
par. Avilpour friends please bear this in
TIlaHIat.IN -
mind a.
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wsgFFTTEsnVfffo rnfSn...Ns riTb

Prices. Al
we prc under the necsssiiy of repeat
ing the announcement ohat we have no
.e7aJ prces' for the Weekly UNroS. We
ipfaisHai it to suBsSabers &C the uniform
prict u Two DJiiArs per shhuh, from
aW6sSa we msE6 no sba.cment whatever.
10 porsonslsendingluSS tRenty subseniS
berssve give one copy gratuitOusly. The
cost for white pRperisyso great, we can
not aIord t6d6 more than this.->H. J
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United states of America:

MIDDLE hiaIfICI VI ihNNff1EEs
w HHIuAs o libel o~fInlpnnHtip wag qtf ghhln anl
w Tor tho Middle District pr tenn az hpahYtis
on The Ion day o. ApnL, All ie03 by JOam Irimbls
Esq., Attorney for thu unitcd States Joy tbo MldfIg
blst5iCt Of fonBessce, Who pfosschtea herein on bohaH
Of tho Unite fhiatfas agaiuHt q ceueln l0t NJ geoistC0n
siating u ani oahtained ~ ttO luhfred auI SHY.
aK boHes, ffty-ning barrels, B4s0yen Gfga, AGO
tour bales MusqutD Netting, Two pieces CarpstinE
aud ono buul4 Brown Paper, a .ONongleriGfLt Go.
snpmon8 or niteon bnrfels whisky end niuo fF.
Brandy Tor ressOug and chusoH In Had libel Dl mfr
nation mentioheara and praying process against tl'
@id properly that Tho same be condepugi b IN
NOW, therefore, Ia pursuance Of Tbs tpopHlout lh
dur tni noai' 0feaid c0trl, % no dlfI6ted ga d.ir
Hedtl ~. bqffDg give public nglcrs NJ an pcitn.
claiming SAID property, or Ia gny wtuper mtofn.l
tleftin, hat th9y ha amd appcu btiit Hia pHHi
Cont, 20 bo held AZ tho CITY of haHhFilg ao. ald n
naid district, on lths S0tn day ufiApni, 500 hl
O'Clock I'm tlc forenoon o. that day, taen ppd tlrtl
i%nterpole heir clan1, and ~ make NOR ahghu"
in that bohaf D. k. GLAfNO.hf.
Apulg, o. NlA IH n Namha 81 n
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United Statea of Amarica:

MIDDLE DISTRICT or TENNESSEE.
i1NJllEi4sAS a libel OF ihlornauOn was Bled within
and for the Middle District Of Tennessee, Al
haHlYhle, on ms 10th day ofApni, A. D.. 1868, By
Dor the hfidlo M5tri0t " T0hnbsseo, Who prosecutos
hereln on behalf OF tia Unl0i States aRllHsta certain
10 OF goudsiu Morgan 4 CoB'store house, also 0Il6l
m bank Aetea u The 6tatea Or Alebama, GoorgiaI
south uarolinai virginia, louisiana, and tennessee,
and $50 W Gold, Tor reag0nm and cauada IN fnii libH
Of information mentioned, aud Praying process
depgned A. forhltod.
Now theref fh, 81 phfsnhhcs ofths m6dhi6n, undei
the seal pr hali COufi, ~ me directed ana delgefed,I
DO hereby Give public notice 70 all persons cllimh'
said property Or Do any ma6uor interested Therein.
that thoy be and appear before said District Court 90
DO held 10 the city o. Nashville in hud RIOS id DIS
uiolj on the 4h day Of sls03 nt i0 0'rlocS h
the %iortnoDn Of that day, thou afd there q thterppff
their claims, and 10 make 4cir aleg~tgls ia u"
behalf. b. 4. GLAaCutk,
. Apfii 10, 1sO3 4 90 o. 3 Marshhl, N. pT
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i'F "Among the Confederate prisoners
brought to this city yesterday was a
man whose wife som months ago put on
:, the weeds of widowhood, giving out the
esreport that her husband had died ia the
Confederacy. She sold ont all of her
furniture and effects, and with q mascu-
linn friend of hers started for New York.
t One Of her failings vas a weakness for
. % intoxicating drinks, and while on her
s,iaway North she got intoxicated, fell over
board and was drowned. The husband
BOW turns up alive and a widower,
while she who so readily put on the
e q widows weeds has become food foF
fishes. THUS facts and fctions blend"
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Rhe. Atlanter htenlqeneer, Of the. 2sth

Vhen Atlanter K1teHigeneey, of the 2Sth
Of April, publishes anreditorial entitled:
1.-THE Dog, RosecransD 1t says his at
atrocities are more appalling than the iend
Batlerls; shas be is a consummate rufiap,
an arrant bully, a shrewd deviser Of
little acts, an adfOit observer, and an
active but prudent operator.
IL accuses him of laying waste Ten
nessee, burning rebels houses, stealing
their horses, and preventing The %cultiva-
ton Of the soil, which Is very good. OF
Granville Moody, il says he was, last
summer regarded tbe econrge of
Williamson County, but he is ~ah-angel
of mercy compared with Gordon Grang-
VHh ahsd 6eSrbaie devil That svsys his
= iropiscepter, over the heads Of our hui
initiated, down trodden, suffering people.
~ IL RosEckAE sis a dog be has shown
himself to be a far better dog than
SsssBI 3 3 and the, pF6verb snys that @brag
is a good dog e '1e e
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= a'1 RoMANcE, Tx REAL LIEE-The New
'a~0rleans Picay1aae of the 18th nit, men
tons the following incident: S q
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Lot Uncle Sam take IL, Tbst will
stAke seven millions from the sum Of our
: war Tax. We ought to pay our whole
war debt with confsoated property.
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The value of property liable to con-
fscation In tire District Of Columbia is
Estimated at seven millions Of dollars
N. Z. Post.
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f71E .. HEaeFS. Ha'ts..
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A-LM 81 ~
The Richmond Southern illustrated
M,0s ought to be indicted For blasphemy,
wtsn we taye Richmond. On SsNetqhof
wzsnrsaroN, itsays:
His whole heart and soul were devoted
tgYigihih Jandrf he loved ire Union 81
was but a secondary passion. He bad
great doubts about its continuance. He
regarded il as an experiment and hoped
IL would succeed, bot he was far from
believing its success certain. Certainly,
while be loved the Union Is the work
, Of bis own hands, be never manifested
any love for the Yankees, but the exact
contrary.
Only Try, To- think Of WKSHNeToN IS
a ststsS2 Rights Thereafter, loving the
Union only because twas THE w0firof
his own hands, and hating YankeesI
But such is the exalted idea this chiyal-
rfc editor has OF the Father Of this Re-
e pubiicIpI I'll 1IYd SIT qIN u
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spTrlsea rhotograph.

ia NlIuu ed uHHI .HlH.. M| MOON aWA.N|| M" .Nn IA.
"One who has lived in Georgia and
South Carolina" writes to the London
a. Daily Mus to say that those States will
s.ynIebablyrsfds 10 pull togethet ia the
long run, for the reason that Georgia
pOssessesaa industrial community who
sol are,by nature honest, notwithstanding
thfie driG into secession, While South
Oar6iina4 ia noan la 1.o.a ailass
fdtH 81 ai.IeaI aA 20 1,Naa ial s
.ss.'a settled by poor mobility, decayed
aristocracy, disconnected Oanadianayout-
. tat-elbews gentlemen polite awindlers,
ssaRpd the rif-Faf Of broken down no.
blesse, gamblers and demi.reps Of Paris
land London That was the original
81 etockea Much ofita has since, by their
beautiful domestic system, been inn
proved, strengthened and made more
vigorous by, an mfusi5nlo of blood from
the more athletic and industrious race
yk1own IN history. 40 the idsseen9sets Of
Ham" ~ so.
Tho writer altar laying Lon these
.bdslPpg e9lQr6 ltls his eaAyas tAgs B
al gSouth Carolina may be called a law,
% genteel, ambitious, p%iratieal filibuster
while Georgia Is q mOdeat, homespun,
unretined, plodding, honest tiller of the
soil, Query, will Georgia submit "a. bear
yn part Of the burdens Of taxation in a debt
% of six hundred to a thousand millions,
brought on by a war that was entirely
si due 20 South Carolina originally, and
afterwards backed up, aidod aud abetted
primarily by Virginia and Mississippi2
Let the slippery spectators who are so
anxious TO buy Confederate bonds and
then sell out 10 a parcel Of simpletops
and lame ducks in twenty -four hours,
give an answer"
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