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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-24
COLLECTION DEPARTMENT.

Particular attention given to the collcc.
ton Of Norris, DRArrs, Bits Accorxrs and
BiiLs VI PURCHASE sent with goods 10 DO col
lccted on delivery.
HasGooas with invoices to be collected on
delivery Of the same, should always be mark
ef G Y. D., and amount marked on l 90
or Gov.
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yyyIIE CONFESSION AND .EN
4. FERENCE UF a NEhVOU
YDI'NH VAN

Published as warning and for the special
benefit If .o,ttg ,icn, and those who suffer
,s.,h Ne,v,ee Debility. Loss Of Memory, Pre-
sla,pr. .esaT, Sc. Sc, by one who has cared
.esctt care" ~ !. ing avenianco ,i4roug the
i-e .t 'a.sss 'r4 a-nes prescribed ~
i44rat,. ',a,s strga copies ~; Ia haa
..-at> u y, a.,iior. 9. A. !a,nte,t ESQ
.s,,s~-1:S1, Loco ia1A.n, nsY York
v6n30 Sra
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The Great Living History.
TIE,
Rebellion Record,
A biary Of american Events.
EDITED
con \, BOTTOMS.

EDITED
BY FRANK MOORE.
Publishing inparts, also cents each part Illus
trated with two Portraits engraved on steel
FOUR ,nsU INES.
arc now ready, at annexed prices. uatil April
|. 1868:
Clotn So, Is a Volume
Sheep i nc
Half calf or half Morocco, $ "a !.
TIE RERTiLlGN rECORD
is ,ksDis. ENSlB!E 70 ETERY PUBLIC
ANDPRiVATE LIBRARY
The four volumes contain:
].
4 FULL AND CONCISE DIARY OF EVENTS,
from the Meeting Of the sou I'll. CAEoiiNA 4
CONVENTION III Dec, 1860, TO the capture Of
Nev- Orleans incluaive.
H.
Over me THOUSAND OFFICIAL REPORTS
and NARRATIVES Of all The Battles and
skirmishes chat have occurred during tho War.
Ill.
Over FIVE HUNDRED SONGS AND BAL
LADS, both Loyal amt rebel.
".
FORTY-SEyEN rsRrRA ATS, .ansrasei on
steel, Of the most celebrated men Of the time,
ard Tweutysix Maps and Plans Of Battles.
Y.
Over THREE THOUSAND Incidents and An
.eedr.es efPersonal Dating aud Bravery.
GAS A MORA FOR CONSTANT REFER
ENCEIT Is EMlNENTLY 10 BE.PELiED on
G. I. PUTIN i'll, rsblishes
532 Broa lway.
CIAs. T. EVANS Gen Agt.,
Ais Broadway
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ESPECIAL NOTICE.1

THE inebriate may now bid defiance to the
= tempting cup. DR. ZANE'S ANTI
DOTE FOR STRONG DRINKS
certain cure for Drunkness. 1T creates dis
like for strong drink, and can be administered
without the knowledge Of the patient. Price,
$l box. Sent by mail to any address by
s c UPHAM, 403 Chestnut Street, Philadei.
phia, Re Circulars sent free, v5n2l,6m
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Des5 PER MATORRSl<EA CAN BE

nR RAND'S SPECIFIC cures sper
IImatorrhna, sem,act Weakness, Ipotency,
Loss Of Iowes, &c, speedily c,M e0ecMaly Its
ELECTS are truely magical. trial of the
SPECIFIC will convince the most skeptical IF
It's merits. Price. s. box. Sent post paid
toAny address, by s. C. UPIIAM, 4o3 CnEsr-
Nut STREET, PusLtpELrnlA, Pa. Circulars
rent free. v5n24 SIN.
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NiI,'Ni,..,,, & iEVlIhi
Ct tie I seleatGz most Fashion
able Patterns.

Ct tie /. scieat& most Fashion
able Patterns.
offered AZ Retail ut Wholesale Prices,
r III HUBE: RI PROS, Nos. il, & CT Mas
sai s,,eet, New York, Nfnfnc,urer. and
Importers II Ill fi.a Iealng. Rich AMI most
popular Sty La Of Watches and Jeweiry being
;ieto,mine' ION increasing .thcir Business to
All unlimited rN.eat oifcr the foiiow,a. eie-
gent Ornaments Il the unsurpassed Low
Prices .alia~i.e.
Magic Time Observer, heinz Hunting
ara open .aee, or Ladys or Gentleman s
Watch in ore: IT, pia.'s-t, most consenien,
aa cii"aIes' hatch III TIE World Iiaitation
-a'!; elected BY a patent process, which
renders the appearance of goia perfect, while
il does not est che thirl - much Price
only So. Reals at from SOD upwards
Hunting Composition CAsed Levers Eng
lish manufacture Movement; capred and full
iewelea; has sunk seconds, ami the newest
improvements. Heavy casei and good iml-
tatien gold Prizes o. j. $ao Re.ails at
iron $50 10 Sitta.
Hunting Composition Caaed Army Watch.
Richly engraved, .jeweled and fancy works
rpasssd fer sulers, Traders. etc.
Price SIS. Retaiis at from so 10 500.
a great variety OF ohes Watches, at low
price,.
Ladies Sets Of Erocch and and Ear Drops
to correspond. Imitation Cluster Diamond
a very rich pattern, and entirely rev, price
-. Coral and Eecd en.wined very neat
and pretty ornament handsomely mounted
ss2a,25.
Gssienea = Vest Chains. Parisien, and
e,eGant pattern, only "a. The Denloniac,
ye1y hea-T, -
..iuga.--..la.n on1, -Ic. Scroll, very pref
II. 81. Gl.asea, : neat pattern, 81 Seal
81 snc.. s. Imitation Blanc al s..
Sleeve Enttoiis--Pstont Chased or Ena-
emled, Il rev and very handsome pattern
$50 Double, chased or Will. stones, Sl,5o
tiasam Studs. variety Of new and fash-
i3Dahle designs, per set, @l,on.
Bosom / .c.rf pins.---Ieaf with pral and
Fancy stones, -. Imitation Diamond
Sl.30.
Loslets.-Doub:s Glass, richly engraved,
Persons wishing any OF the above have
only 70 remit tie priea in a registered let
Il. TO cur ai%rcss, and the articles will be
sen. ny return mail free of expense.
Gs-5 lrdcss u tie a.1soa-at cf twelve dollars
ea,a upwards Ill he seAf iv express 10 any
rart Of the lcyal States, "i:h oia payable to
! Tie cypress Company, When the goods "a
! delivered.
AGents, Srt,srs and County Merchants,
Ii ougout ias eoaafrv, who wish 10 make
r.oney rapidly, VII DC we'll 70 obtain our
mammoth catalogue; VIC firitish ,aa mos
-fa.eatls onti.t 81 prices uusurpa5sed ~ a,p
!. ot.cr coacesa!
Aliress HUBBARD BROS.
sSos. CO s: c. Nassau, near John Street,
NEW YORK CIrI
vln43 cm.
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SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS
Memorandum llaries for 6s, 'LseAi Dap, Fools
SAP. latter; MOTTO a6l National rapcf, ulsuk
ards, Schoelcards NC, rs good as tho hest and
cheap asthe cheapest ut Piones- Drug Store
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Lat'st War News
4 great rally at tie PHOTOGRAPHS
GALLERY In TOLEDO.

The undersigned has reftel the Ambrotypc
Gallery formerly occupied by }. G. Miller and
now prepared to do good work at low figures.
lie solicits the patronage Of The people Of
lama and adjoining counties.
Room in thc seconl story, opposite the Post
Office md open fro n n n to ~. m. -
y1ni5fy J : N0PH.
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Volunteers, attention! Andiscre-
tiDzlS o. Youth

Sores and Ulcers, Bioches and SweIlines,
can with certainly be radically cured, if the
Pills are taken night and morning, and the
Ointmen, be, freely used rs stated i'll the prin
ted Instructions. If,reatel in any other man
ner, they dry up in one part to break ont in
another Whereas this Ointment viii remove
tic hnmors from the system, and leave the
Patient vigorous and healthy man. II will
require little perseverance in bad cases to
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-24

We are also Sole Agents for the Sale in tie
Western and North western Sa,ss, a.
Es4;a &c T. job n sons ilnDrOy.
cd Patent Right side heDll-
lllcr,
Price ~, 90
ITS ready application 10 any Kind Of Machine
new or old, making it altogether the most
complete Ilemmer ever yet offered Il turns
the hem under, and places the fair stitch on
the RIGHT side of the cloth.
Persons in the country, by sending US their
address incosiny letter st mp, can hi We
one Of our circulars, list Of prizes, AND sample
ofwork
Agents wanted throughout the
West.
WisWall Il TaDpan.
Late of and Successors to +. Richards Il Co
Agents for Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa end
Minnesota .s'
Address AL letters to the y Nv rAPpAN.
Chicago Sewing Machine
20 10 Box 1882 Chicago LII. CT wlswALL.
vln29 en-
NINE DLMOREST'S.
QuANfEa.Y
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.NfIr :,s X.stsiaEfavE,

Fail in t. the ranks Il. tha: aro az
f. cary III Ak. Gre hundred hand
ere sss'eA ~ Iae.i,n:ewu, Tana T..
70 chop and hew t.ns inr which tie
highest cash ptip. uill 81 given.
ANTHONY DKIChER.
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JOHN . WIGHT l. CO..
Manufacturers Of
9ALHHATU9,
Super-Carb Of Soda, &c,
Ana sole agents in the City ef New York for
Cream of Tartar Substi-
TUTE.
INVENTED BY
Prof. EDEN n. IlORSFORD, Of
HARVARD University.
Office, II OldiSlip, Hanover Square,

O"oS, = 0u0o"Ps AHuOsSt CpuiIe,
(UP sTAIRs,) NEW YORK
The high price which Cream Of Tartar COM
manded in 1854, together with the alarming
extent to which it's dangerous adulteration had
been carried, with other considerations.
induced he t.stingnishclt hemst, whose name
is given above, 20 commence what proved TO
te u long and laborious scientific reese rch,
10 discover a desirable substitute therefore.
Ills efforts were crowned with abundant sue
cess. and hundreds of thousands of pounds
of the Substitute have been sold and used
during the last five years. throughout the
United States and the Ganadas
The following true comparison of its nature
and the reeuts Gifts use, With those Of Cream
Of Iarta.,,Nill convince the most -incredIlous
Of its value.
Cream Of Tartar is hi. tartrate of Potash.
1hlsSubsatuts Is a simple Phosphate. and con-
ta'ns nothing but Uhat is found III beeEsteake,and
~ corn, wheat and other cereals and is therefore
Highly iautritious. II clso has health gipino
influence, ond supplies that. for uhich there is a
constant demand IN tie syxzs.
EtAr Its sold for much less price than Cream. a.
1urta Z. Al"
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Open Isl Miles west Of SlissiS-
slpri ssiycr:
The Shortest and Gniehtst Roatc bet'recn
Chicago end Central 7o,rr.
No Change Of Cars or Baggage betN cen Chico
60 and MARSHALL,
Good sleeping Cars ora all Might
Trains.
Fare az Low as by any other Route
7;me between ncs Noncs and Chicago Only
One Day!
On ani after Monday, April 20, 1868, Trains
will as follows;
Going East-Nisht Exp, css leaves Mar
shall a; S.Sn ? II onarriva, of Stages
from Des Moi es, Toledo 4.-OP NJ. Cedar
Rapids 100 ?. "; Clinton lilo J.. NJ.
and arrive in Chicago next morning in
time Tor al! movnirg trains going LorlA
or east.
Day Train leaves Marshall At 5 A. NJ.
Toicio 6,2u A. NJ. Cedar Rapids ut $50
4 ~ and arrives at Clinton ut i.5o ? "
Passengers to eli to, by this train can
take Night, Express for Chicago, er re
main until ncsl morning a. $50, and ar
i've il Chicago 1T a,5a 7 NJ.
Going West-Nigh, express leaves Wells
ST. Depot in Chicago y, $50 III evening;
Clinton 3la 4. NJ Cedar Rapids 100
A. A. Toieio a,25 A NJ. and arrive in
Marshall n; lo,l5 A. NJ. Passengers
leaving Chicago, on this train at $50 in
evening. arrive in 2es Noines early next
cvsni.p
ia, train aeasang hicag, II . 4. u a.
rives a, Clinton Al 7 NJ. Leaves rlin-
ton At go \ NJ. Cedar Rapids 3,Io = VI
To'c 'ont 7,eaP VI. and arrive at .!.rshall
at $50 ? ~
Passengers going East from Rccatnr, ona-
wa Omaha Council HluiIs les Noines, Sioux
City. Fort bod =, and aM points west q the
D.s M,incs River, can procure Tickets At
Tie Stage Nfns.s. orof Tho l,tton .lr nes
Moires Passengers ,earing pes Moines in
III. morning arrive Al Chicago cary ne~i
morning.
lse sure to get Tickets h, way OF
NYAHsI1ALL.
CONNECTIONS.
At Turner Junction with Trains for Iree
FOR. nunleith, ,ancsy.t7, Fon au Lac
P,ai lie Din CHEN and Ia Crosse.
At biXon with Trains Of II inois Central
Railroad
At Clinton with Boats on Missi. sippi River.
At De Wit with Stages for davenport and
Ma1uok sta.
At Clarence vit,, Stage for Upton.
At Cedar Rapids With Stages for Iowa City,
Vinton, Cedar Falls and Northern Iowa.
At Blairtown with Stage for Marengo:
FREIGHT
Leaving Marshl in morning reaches Chicago
next morning, and Freight leaving Chicago
at night arrives ii Marshall nqN night with.
ont any change ef cars.
r. b. TAlCorT Gen. sup't, Chicago.
|. r. HOWE, ASS Snp't. Clinton.
J. c. eMoLf, Gen. Freight Agent, Chcaog.
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For wounds either OCcasisssee.i
by the the Hsay0nef, sabre, ~
E.sy1sat Snras Or ReuniNpS

Kuise., sores or RrutSeS,
To which every Soldier and Sailor are LA
bic, there are no medicines so safe, sure, and
convenient, as Holloway. . Pills and Ointment.
The poor wo44nled and almost dying sufferer
might have his wounds dressed eaiately,
if he would only provide himself with this
matchless Ointment, which should be thrust
into the wound and srneare all round II, then
covcd with pie:e Of linen from his KNAPP
sack and compressed with handk crchief
Taking, .a;.,at and morning 6 or Pills, to
cool tie system and prese4. inflammation.
Every Soldiers nnapasck md Saaf1.an .
Ches, shena be provided With these vall;a-
bic Remedies.
CAUuON!-- Noae are genuine unless
the words s.HoUouoy, Ae,p FORK ans Lord on, :
arc dlscernib,e as 4 Uater-m0rh in every leaf
q the book Of directions around each po, or
box; tile same may plainly be seen by holding tie
tey to the lghl handsome reward cill be
given to Gre rendering such information a,
may lead to the detection Of any party or par
ties counerfeiting the medicines or vending
the same knowing them to be spurious.
T Sold at the manufactory or Professor
Xoliouay, 81 Maiden Lane, New York, and by
al! respectable druggists and Dealers in Med
icinc, hron ghout the civilized world in boxes
at - cents, and 81 each
There is considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
n. B.-Drectiens for the guidance of pat
tents inevery disorder are aft xel to each box.
5sn17.
sy"Dealars in my well known medicines
can have Show Cards, Circulars, &c, sent
them, FREE OF EXPENSE, by addressing
Thomas Holloway, so Maiden Lane NY.
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ENTRANCE - scEart, St,

& ssSFsn.G2 = ! s1sSsEes ST.
Z; are nos introducing ta ,!n }ahlic d
" NEWLY INVENTED ara hni'E.ff.Y
PATENTED Sewing Hacine the inventor Of
which has discarded entirely the use 81 cams:
and by the application Of new combination
in mechanics has n.plishcd results here
.ofore una;taincl by anu in, entor aud pro-
lucel y machine capable Of as great Il rang
Of work as any other mach.nc in The market
and better nd pte! 10 the wants Of the comm,,-
nifty, as hc has omhned, to a greater extent
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In fae. wo are datefeeined
NOT TO BE TJNDERSOLD
rad wish it expressly unicrE'o j that We
sia.i .'wa7s be prersse' . IL better for tie
'laQs. t'lar any Of chr Competitors.
Wanted VI hest, H,sies Better. 4 Eers -
&c. CALLER ASl.-.Ts.-'Jt...
-,arch &c, 1862
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ENSED DY ELIAS EOWE AND AS
S0EjaTES.

And are manufactured at the well known
/ establishment OF MILES GREENWOOD, of Cincin-
natl Ohio. Machines are put up on plain ia
bles, in half case, or in full cabinet, in Val
nut, Mahogany and Rosewood.
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JTER 81 on:
Mountain Herb Pills.
IMTCi.k: ELouD

Tie h'or7 n Ire life! en- whcl arr rstsn -resiths
u'i"r gta miSsi With il. I. ~ a. c1s 6atrfn:sA
rHgy organ Of the eoiy. t"s<y fest. the psc..
ssl ~ ;s sta uryaE- quietly eomrsin Ths atcraea
Vi net d-ts' tie faod perfectly. Ina lre, ceases 10
<ecfrn q sd'!e yrcs q h's The reon OF the heas. 10
,1t'r, ard tto cg>a'rto., IL aebie. Tho lungs
urr.uic c'"Iss! with lis poisonous rsttcr hence. .
'e4%'--ana Il. rsia sght ircru-:r ut tho oua tan
h":' If hf.--'3,e Eoai 80 II ycu ts3 thrown scu,a
tartn. e., 'ns:auec. Ia rlre rrrae rani E.ch rxu
10y irais ia few minutes tie shn'e If the
>,."ain aschsss ds;aibei nnd dl>ec-ei. A ecics's
s hapnre b'r~ sy 20 rsrt, and leave its ,:ius
.:ri ,ir passages bcsons eh.irscted, 3D.. uniese
.ir r. ian Is re.,}.! tbs lamp ef .ia die. out
ihrs" i't1 Mt ,.y 1~ty I've t!o iut ieseesrete AZ,
lr "sc.teas q .le tey. lhay Sc, :hcre.us, 4-g.. i
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tIIlH III HFty UtIIEf FaFVHF,
CHEAPNESS WITH EXCEL.
I,ENEE

Durability with implicitly
Am NoISLEssNEss OF AclloN, to Il darrae
not approaches W any other machine. Our
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Passengers going East from fccatnr, ona-
wa, Omaha. Connect HluiTs, les Noincs Sioux
City, Font bod e, and NJ points west q the
D. M,incs niver can procure Tickets At
tlc Stage Nthess or Of Tho lIrtton. .Ir nes
MONIES. Passengers ,eaying .pes Mo;nes in
tie morning arrive Al Chicago cary nest
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MIRROR OF FASHIONS.

QuAHrEa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24

country-familiar with its fastnesses-men
who of all others would be most valuable
to US as adjuncts-most usefu! as auxiliar-
les. The South would then be reduced to
100000 men, and we would then stand
relatively to the South as FIVE and three
quarters to one aud oue-third, or as nine
to two. In that result there is success
Loud applause. In no other result can it
be found. It is, therefore, only when you
have invoked the aid and assistance of that
portion of the Southern strength which is
disaffected toward the rebellion, and which
is able and willing to war for free institu-
tions,1 that this war is to be fought success
fully and won. Loud cheers. There was
time when even this statement womld
have been received with doubt That
time has passed. Our armies accept the
truth; our citizens receive its strength :,
and, united upon that point, there will be
cogency in their united application and
vigorous action in their onward stride,
which will teach mankind aud the world
ou the other side of the Atlantic, that the
American people have at length deter
mined to finish and conclude the war which
the rebellion has thrust upon them. IhaYe
occupied your attention longer than iu-
tended. purpose now to give way to the
speakers who were invited to address YOU
this evening. They will engage your at
tention, and will speak of affairs-for
some of them are from the Southern States
familiar to them at their own fresides.
And | am sure from what we will learn
here this evening, we who compose this
Loyal National League will be prepared
from this time heuceforth, through its or
ganization, to teach the world that the
American people are in earnest. Loud
applause. .......-.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24
JOHN n. IAKIN,

Isuecessor to wheeler Iakinl
NYILL REcRIYR AND HAVE OPENED FoR
w inspection on ThurSdRY, March 29th, . new
and we'll selected assortment Of
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestipgst !
NLSHISG GOODS.
The patrons of the old arm and the public In gen
Oral, respectfully invited to call and exaine my
stock before making th cir purchases tneOnd sell
ing at small p6OhtS to cash and prompt purehAseEa.
Thankful fer the patronage bestowed upon the old
Arm, solicit continuance OF the same for the new
establishment. JOHN T. IAKIN, Merchant Tailor
No.109 Main II, wheeling, Va.
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A Card from DIR. Burns OF Hancock

A Card from DIR. Burns of Hancock
County.
Editors IntelEgencer
GENTs:-In an article, editorial, in .yonr
issue of the 18th inst, you allude to me, in
manner which think unjustifable, and
without the slightest proyocation on my
part. You speak of intelligence received
from Uery religious friend of yours in re-
tereHce to the debate in our town betwe
S. Clemens, G. McPOrter and Donehoo.-
AS TO effects of this debate, profess to
know comparatively nothiug-As i'll health
and business engagements prevented me.
from hearing but small part of it,--uei.
ther have on any occasion gave any opin-
ion on the subject, and that your pery reli-
gious friend should make such statement,
Is strange, to say the least of it. In reply,
have just this to say-that as truth IS the
trst Painciple of religiou-you have mista-
ken the character of your frieod, for he is
an unmitigated liar in authorizing you to
say what never uttered. presume i
know your Very religious friend, aud If am
not mistaken, he ii. capable OF every kind of,
misstatements which would crafty his poor
craven disposition. AS to not being so re-
ILgtOus, am ready at all times to confess
that am not as much so as 1 ought to. be;
but do profess to.haye enough religion to
induce me to mind my own business, and
10 keep me from tiettng on my, ,neig6bhrs.
You have been made the cats par to draw
out of the ashes. the slang pbrase-.sBut-
ternut"-which your vcry religious fGiend
would not dare to do. This, you have no
doubt done, unwittingly, as you personally
know nothing about my character. And
whilst do not boast of what have done,
yet will venture to say, | have given
dollar for every cent your very religious
friend has given to maintain our restored
Government aud crush out the uuholy re-
belliou which is now filing our country
with woe indiscriba1le. | think know
him well, aud his religion leads him Just
far enough to reach the spoiLs, but not
step farther. But, Sirs, you should make
the amende honorable, and allow men who
are quietly endeavoring to attend to their
own affairs, to remain free from the foul
slang of both editors and their very religious
friends. l have never met you but twice
once in our county and once in your city
then thought you were geutlemen-I
hope have not mistaken your character.
The courtesy and truthfulness of gentlemen
is all demand or desire.
Respectfully yours
JOSEPH BURNS
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SAMUEL 2. WHEELER,
ATToRNEx.
COLLECToR OF PENSIONS, SOLDIERS, oLA1
AND CERTIPIED ACCOUNTS.

A Ill Officers, Soldiers, or SeamOn, disabled In the
"A service the United States nre entitled to Pen
sOu for life and in of their death, tue widow
orphan children, mother or sister OF any such officer
soldier or seaman, is entitled to pehsiOn and aIs
the bounty OF ono hundred dollars, and all back pay
claim or pension is collected, and NO CHARGE Il,
case Of failure
Certified Accounts collected on the most reasone.
BILE terms. 5g..Is .4ly 7-.I-#l--
0Hlce, No: $50 Fourth street. tile Court house
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24

Speech OF Gen. John Coohrane, late
democratic Member OF Congress, i'm
New York. The Sentiments or an
Uncondluonal Union Man. The
Kind OF Democracy thai General
Jackson taught. .ih tf Ea.fl i III {
GENTLEMEN OF TIE LOYAL NATIONAL
LEAGUE: have but few words to address
to you to night. | did not come here for
the purpose of making q speech, nor of
expatiating at length upon the great
subjects which fill your hearts aud occupy.
your minds, for within. the whispering Of.
the dramatic muse say,