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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-19
Qbpsiitilaus

Late of Pennsylvania announces to the citi-
zens of Toledo and vicinity, that heis perma-
nently located in this place, offers his services
as a-Practionerof the German, French Span
ish mode OF medical treatment, SO successfully
practiccd Of late in France, Spain and America
He not only ascertains the nature Of disease
as formerly practiced by physicians, but passes
on and discovers the cause, however intricate
he disease may be. Those living at a distance
and unable to visit him, can be treated by
sending him clear vial full Of their monins,
urine, from which the disease will Ee asccr-
taincd. Female complaints in all thir various
forms trcatede carefully and confidcntia'ly.
will attend toaH caNs promptly Residence
and Office. one door East Of the "Psoples
stOr u. X. WlEk
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-19
Medical NO tic &.

Doct. II. runce, again offers his service to
he citizens OF Toledo, and surrounding coun-
~. rs Physician and Surgeon. Doct. Burce
nay be found, u. his Office in J. NJ. Shanklin's
Drug Store, from . clock A. NJ. untilo Z. NJ.
except when professionally absent. Calls
oft with ]. NJ. S.lankiin, will be promptly
attended to.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-19

They are building a steamboat on
the Hudson river, to be called the Die
tator. which viii be the largest liver
boat in the world. 1t will be 400 feet.
in length and viii have $50 state rooms.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-19

- An association has been formed
in the city of Lawrence to promote the
cultivation Of cotton in that section of
Kansas.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-19
1T0uW0s
CONNECTIONS.
LIVE STOCK EXPIRE

Leaves Toledo Tuesdays and Fridays at 800
A. n. and reaches Chicago next morning
caller thsn by any other route, and withoai
any change Of Cars.
Freight Trains each way daily. Express
Freight leaving Toledo At 10 A. NJ. reaches
Chicago next morning.
,. B. TALCOTT, Gen. Sup't, Chicago.
]. =. HOWE Asst Sup't, Clinton.
!. 9, GAULT, Gen. Freight Agent, Chicaog.
Y. bEARDSLEE, Wsstsrn AgA Toledo.
Q, O0ITLA Stsv. AgA
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-19
ron oUn CoUsvnr.
AIE-BCRUE's ADDRESS.

published by reques,.)
Oh that some power would me inspire
70 string and tune my sunbering Tyre
Fan the patriotic fire,
And open every ear;
Give me trumpet tongue to call
On the nation, great and small,
Rally each and rally all,
Make every patriot hear.
Know We not our peril true
Internal foes would us undo,
Make many succumb to the few
Despoil our country's fame.
Know ye not an internal band
Of traitors, with ruthless hand,
Threaten to divide our land
Entail a tarnished name.
See ye not that martialad lost
OF rebels with defiant boast
In arms agains, the flag that cost
The noble blood OF sires.
Our constitution dearly bought,
For which our fathers brayely fought.
Theseingrates tain would bring tonau.ht
And trample meath their ire.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-19

Ma There were nine millions bushels
Of salt made Or gathered, last year, in
Syracuse.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-19

~ y Val AssSHNIo OldSAIF fou-ili,
These ingrates taiD would bring 10 naush,
And trample meath their ire.
Our country's radiant glorious light,
To dcspotic lands beacon bright,
Scat'ring gloom dispelling night
From struggling fire .dom's sky,
To quench that luminous brilliant blaze,
Oar Union 10 lis foundation raze,
Rebels toll, t:se traitor prays
Tear their heliish cry.
Blot ont the sun, sweep crt the eta.s,
Those e-o.ematic crimson bars;
Wha, signify oer fathers scars;
We cn,ose tie serpen,s coil.
Let the temple rn.'siy fall
Of equal rights sc-nle TO all L;
Desporism ,o,.aiy call,
md slaves 1,.a'i till the soil.
Patriots, Freenen. what say se:
Shall th:s Land ooi,;iala free
Our hag ,s:,:@ried ave. .nd and sea
Ever friendly wave?
Then rouse fro. ihey aamhefi:1g dream
Let warli..c steel dispisy its CLEAN,
Spill thy blood duty deem
Even fl! southern grave.
Farmers leave the ungarnered grain,
Mechanics cult the shop anG plane,
Tradesman thy prospective gain
TO the rescue run.
Young men ofvigor and of worth
Upon the foe now rally :or,h
BY yalisnt sons Of royal north
The victory must be won.
Fcthers I know the chords that bind
Domestic ties that chain the mind
Inward promptings that we find
When duty calls from home.
Children need they guardian care
To discipline them and prepare
Sterner things their minds to bear,
As in lifes path they roam.
When the sword our fathers shea.hed
Our nations brow in glory wreathed
Tho priceless boon which they be-
:queathcl
Was ours to enjoy.
Not exclusively our own,
But to preserve and hand it down
To generations yet unborn
True withou! alloy.
Companion, children then farewell
II ne'er return the tale to tell,
Dry those tears and know full well
went at duty's call.
If no legacy l leave
But the one our fathers gave
And aid my country to retrieve,
Cheertully I'll fall.
Lord Palmerston being not quite sure
Counsels England to endure
Until affairs are less secure
Clearer views derived
Uncle Sam can aid us through
With s'intervention" what to do
Strengthen his convictions true
The times not yet arrived.
Let England blustcr, France parade,
Let their troops our land invade,
Americas sons are not afraid,
And will defend their home.
II they're disposed y "try it on
Wen remind them Of the days bygon,
Welcome them to old Burgoyne
Or meath old oceans foam.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-19
Attorneps
WAR CLAIM OFFICE
Of
q. F. 9TRU9L1
ATTORNEY g. COUNSELOR AT LAW,

HT N IL
TOLEDO, TAMA Co., - Iowa.
All kinds Of Law and collecting busines
promptly attended to.
Having procured all the elaws, of the United
States, on Bounties, Pensions and Soldiers
Pav,I am prepared and will give special
attention to obtaining and collecting,
Pensions due Invalid Soldiers, the widow
and minor heirs Of deceased soldiers.
Bounty money and pay due the heirs Of de-
ceased officers and soldiers.
Back pay due resigned officers and deceas-
ed soldiers.
Discharged soldiers sending their discharge
papers, viii receive their pay by return Of
mail from the Department at Washington.
No fees charged on soldiers claims unless
tie claim is collected.
q. r. STRUBLE.
v4-n33-ly.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-19
Tht gouA Transeript,
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u they will be published 1T the discretion OF
ne publisher. and charged for the length OF
Ia tie, are inserted.
A liberal discount from the above rates
Will be made to large advertisers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27
HoRsE-sIIoEING RESUMED

ID H b u ID - sr.. q
Will open bis shosing shop again aoous AZ hss
November on The EEADYPAf principe a. IS COS
No. sheer engaged, and calculates = rt,v. Conf
shoeiDz as can be done anywhere inth ee0'1
and try me. fq
Lancaster, Oct. 90, 100.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27
Lancaster, July ]. 1867
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

We would hereby notify the public thS. our insna
IL our acknowledged ageLt for The saie y a,odeonsa
menss, and parties wishing can puTcnss,, inns than
hra on equally as good, ifpoi oe!'e r,ipT1CE CO.
sending direct 10 az. tV.A' 52b
Chicago, Jane 5, 1868. -~-r
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27
lancaster Livery StaDle'
DATIY.

The subseribers viii continue the ldsey y N bOs'
Lancaster. and will always keep good s''sN
and carriages to let. =, .tn,as at the Sto''
Stable. WILLIAM +, Yo ss
FRED. B. PHEbfogu
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27
F. elise,
yFNTP Al, EXPRESS AGENCY

oALA = LII .
Clerk Of County Board Of SupsryaI ~ ,,os,ls
Owls Grant County, "l~V..'-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-27
1rNRFnvEMFn I.kNDs
Foa aAIag g. 1854.
or e. srs CgENg o. BoARD or SuPgRvIsoRs,l
nwnns .sostn wisconsin
lancaster. Angvst 10Th, 1868.

orr c. ~ CGESg % BoArD or suPsRvisoRs,l
Grant soan \, Wisconsin. I
Lancaster. August 10th, 1868.
NOTICE il EEREBx GIVEN. 10 All whomit may
aoncsru that the following described lands aud Town
lois sold 10 Nav A. d. $50 for tile lakes due and un-
pai for tho wear 1890 remain redeemed IN this Office
Now therefore, unless tue tax charges and interest set
opuostt each tract and ct together With the redemp
ZION Fee shall be paid on or before the 18th das OF
Mav 1874 n pursuance OF the Statute for such cases
made anA provided, this will be conveyed to tie
purchaser:
TswA Of Eassl Erssa - oEm 1, RGags |, Vest
Description Sec 4. r. Owner Amt
10 &c In N1k of Mex
Of Section IL ! II Jenkins W
! Re VIZ OF sea a 1 1 D Brown ~ -
ae sek OF ne1 20 l A. Borden 81
I;llege Of Hassl GrssA.
.na 49, frnc4in,nI lnt II Wifherhae 81
, 1863-04-25

Disappearance of orc OF ste .E1iaioT
Cicr2s-$22,0 900 Supposed to be

Quite IN excitement Was caused among the
cre-tS at Elrlc's Hotul, ccrncr Of Canal anu
Gentle streets. bya report that = young uan
na1:;ed E. II. Howard, who had been junior
clerk in III. hotel for some three or four
weeks, had disappeared, taking with him
various packages for safe keeping in the Office
Of tic hotel b. the guests. On 1nasiug inqui-
ries in the prouer quarter, it WAS discovered
tl,a, there was more truth than poetry in the
r,1mor. rs the prorrietor If the house will, no
doubt, find to lis cost. It appears that Air.
Howard, the clerk alluded to above was the
ilrst en duty yesterd,y morning ana arose at
tcnaty. obtained the key Of the safe from Mr..
Earle, senior, in whose charge It was generally
Kent. Shortly after Mr.. Howard mysteri-
ous}y disappeared and the proprietors found
t1e safe locked rs usual and the key missing.
Suspicion That something was wrong was
awakened and search was nadc for the miss
irg clerk, but all OF no avail: Nothing could
bcascertaiucd, however, as the safo was locked
and everything maintained Its usual appear
ancc about the office. Towards the afternoon
two bows called at the hotel with note for
the prorrictor, accompanied BY the safe key.
The note as may be surnised, was from A1r.
Howard, and vas dated from Brooklyn. The
note set forth that the writer had been called
away suddenly 10 attend to friend who had
tecn taken sick. lie sent the safe key and
would be at the hotel that evening, TUESDAY. J
On opening the safe, however, It was discov-
cred that the contents had benn entirely over
| hauled, and that $40 belonging to the proprie-
| tor had been abstractcd, together with vari.
Gus packages Of money belonging to the
| guests, which arc rulnorcd to amount to
nearly e, 900. On this latter point the pro-
| 1ng up to 1argc amount, howcyer.-NeW
| toik E5prtxx,
, 1863-04-25
&ein1bnl1'g Gftrdrt Bnthn.

BGmDqlu ! EflIQEI DHlt)H.
HELMBOLD'S
Highly Concentrated
COMPOUND
Fluid Extract B11ch,1,
POSITIVE
6ND SPECIFIC RELIED
For Kon-Retention or Inco1tinence of
Urine, Irritation, Inflammation Of
liberation Of the Bladder and " ~
Kidneys, Diseases Of the
Prostate Gland, Stone
in the Bladder, CAL
cu1ous Gravel OF
Brick Dust
Deposit
and
| Eaous OF nsllky Discharges, and all
Diseases or Affections ofthe Bladder
and Kidneys, and Dronsical
SWelings existing in
Men, Women or
Children.
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUcHU
For Weakness arising from E1cesses,
Habits Of Dissipation attended with the
following symptoms: lndisposi!ion to
Excrtion, Loss of Power, Loss Of
Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling, Hor-
ror Of Disease, Dinness Of
Vision, Wakefulness, Pain
in the Back, Universal
Lassitude Of the Muscu-
lar System, ,HotH Hands,
Flushing ofthcBody,
Dryness ofthe Skin,
Eruptons on the
Face, Pallid
Counte-
nance.
These eymptome, allowed to 60 on. which th1
medicine invariably removes, soon follows Ea-
tuity. Ep;lep:ic Fits, IN one Of which the
patient may expire. Who caa say that
those .'di.eful Diseases m
SANITY and C0NSUAIP-
| TON. Manyare aware
OF the cause Of thefr
suffering, hut
none wilt con-
fesa. The
records
I Of the In
Eanc Asylnms,
and the Meau-
choly Deaths bY Con-
SUMPTION bear ample
witness to tue truth Of the
| Insertion. The Constitution once
1ufres the aid Of medicine to Strengthen
and 1nvigorate the System. which HELM
BOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU Invariably does
, 1863-04-25
1863 TIE 1862
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL R
325 Miles Double Track.


1000 1000
1ooo- L I'LL 1885,
pFNNEVTVANTAG GENTR D
= A4s %'S @~ A ~~~A' -As@A3 |AAs ~"
8o5 rIl1ea Doub1a Trnck
Y,o-der ~ kan rare wjin - demand. tbe.-e-re
nnh;ic the nf this no1ni1r rnni: ns@@
ae1fd dr Is yesr IL III
f "a @ cqnnee192. pI " b 10, iouEc n III .espects
THREE DAILY TRAINS FROM
nrrrcpr7p cu ra pur anrrn"
81 tsno huh - ta1a1ELfhAa r. 4!a.lu1
VIVA e.o7e Iouaes.Sohs nosa "esssfa G.nea9
ApELPIIIA, and c.rse conect.ou3 1t Harrisburg Gox
BAL1 EiotE ASD WASHINGTON.
n1ia9 II sdrance Of ii otner 1o,ite1 u eea' &
sFVEE D,rLy TR4Ns rPon
o@'1~' oAA4A AnaA-Ss @oa
purr anprpTa m ~w vnuv
Tickets for sale 10 noe.o3 by bost OF ra Boat Tic
Ecfs gooa o. acy o. the .ouna lacs Fare 10 all poce1
~ .SH ~" ~ ans ~ II Iooso ~ ,4 o.. , ~ o4,...,h, ~,
x-S!Sss!nT Tu4t " n's'. ttaA1 ~ &A1A71p4A N1B
0Assat' e-Se~eS 49, '"7a "Au u sa41sio5 'oa Isa-
FIR EIGHT
Bv Eou,. f:t!ct:, q; al ae.cr, esr ~ yr,
Es;nef il snI iro rhtia,.c,h; NJ Torr n.ts ~
rrIn;co-e to aid ero,.s anx nIt IN NJ !. 1Ga:
ar th.o Eentucky indaca Ii7ois Wiscnra m 7n511
y s:f1fes
p+;S III itn stes ucs h. a 59 eo:fees e. =
eatGed 10 any roft o. ths Ghio Wassnsaa IT, Ken
! frcEv TernYssee tn.,ter:.Hd f,;tro;s Ei.s1rina3
, 1863-04-25
G!}icoeo GriI>nl1e.
TIE FAKE.

1t thr nights mu-, solemn llo%r,
When t:,,' stars art lost o>cr bead,
And the tficN:.: l.A.i3 i power
Deeper. tha:' to da!l:;.rsa wei;
When tue lighthouse lantern keeps
Vigil, willis tie city eIHeps,
Circllng slo" ; In the :,ight
With lts bursts Of Meteor light;
Then, although the wind IS dead
Miles upon the glowing lake,
Deep within III !nyatic he'd
Life and motion seem to wake:
Hour By hour, d ttit-a sound
R,fcs o. the ..iitst.e-s f.,lGd-
Der aud o'cr, on the shore,
E77Saa!1A deep and AauA.iur foat.
Nightly thus, ny thoughts as we'll
Sink to mptioEless rr1osc,
and the 1nurmur that may dwell
III the hccrt--hs tn Il she'll
Ebbing faint, no longer flows:
Shadows OF approaching sleep
Fall aEo;:nd me- Lense al.i deem,
Sayc whcrc'er the fltfnl CLEAN
Flashes, as Of some m.tuo1 dream.
Half awake and half 4 dream
There, il, that dim border-land.
ecu Tntca n stT1rgpr stream
DrtaA on L nlort haunted strand:
In my ttrcaui, rs Ger tA@ like,
Life and 1h1tioE seem to wake,
Asif, in the eea-caves Of thought,
Still the tits1 slIE1r wrought.
So must ever be, weeu,
III the mIll's mysterious sen,
Mystic tides, u1l.1;led, unseen,
palpitating ceosr1cse]y.
And When dcctl, shall work his will
In HAT wave {mnde strangely chilli
Viii tj1f rnnT mn fAr kiIpr..
, 1863-04-25

Deccase of hr1cius Fuller, Esq.
I've arc panied to record the death Of Lucius
Fuller, Esq, Postmaster Of this place. He
died on Saturday {April 18th, )after 4 lingering
eckncss. Ills funeral was attended By large
g.;nsr1g At his 3te T1a1 Essasnss yesterdsy IT
we'll known throughout this part Of the
stale and generally respected. In politics
he was always very ardent and un-
compromising. Though Of late years he has
b.ca somewhat on tha invalid LIST, yet in his
Gay hc YVES noted for his activity and enter
prise. Hc was father to ADJ. Gen. Fuller, and
ls.ves aFgs % Of gro@~n OWL up P,!ons 5Gns and ID
sciety. Ills age was Is ycars.--R7viatrt
Standard.
, 1863-04-25

4 CLUB OF FEMALE YOUNG MES.-Thc
Providence Ibst announces the discovery Of
"diabolical association" in that city, com
posed Of club Of young men who assemble
weekly to frolic, dressed in Cem-le apparel,
and In costly and elegant dresses, the material
Of which they steal wherever they can find
them. Costly silks, muslins and jewelry hare
been pnrloircd in profusion. The clerks
that belonged to them, it is said, made point
1aYc,bcen unprecedented aud are now in prison.
Several Of them are Of very respectable fam
ilies, aud none have the temptation Of pov-
crty.
, 1863-04-25
MILWAUKEE CORRESPONDENCE,
Prospects Of IfuHfncAs-The Judicial
SlccfIon-EoHtDlastc Lockwood
His Restoration.


c.-.,
lopcc'al correspondence ehleaSo 1r'bnne]
MILWAUKEE. April -, 1861,
In the absence Of anv startling Intelligence.
in the 1fay Of fires :,n,' riot. ft ;s so,or,,,4
a;a,o,,,. - -. 20 sone" 'l's
un~ut' ~ n.o Aaate14a! tol L. 1lc"s 1et1ef1fom
thls clg-unle5s mention :hc usual life lnd
activity in all avenues Of business. since thc
,,,,n,o,,oo,,,a,,+ - 49, @A'1~~ 1De
sus No. ~. " tas Se1son'
Aue u'st IT." u Inc opening OF the Straits
Was first here On Sunday night, by . large
fleet Of DropelIcrs. Since then The rircr has
hc,n r,r ~ r,cz11- =. ~ ,<.s-:S.. :,
~ " a'i descriptions, en-
sasco III Unloading or taking On cargocs for
eastern ports. The spriug season has c,ir1v
co,nurncrd ord n-o1n,soa ~ f,1,,. ., -
- ..,..o:, r. ~ 1"!., s9a'a IL
aoe cAeeeo 'ps u IT'S p.eeedents l1l5 tact Is
extremely gratifying in these times Of var
aud de5o}aticn: md. yerc IT, mt f,r o,r d,;l~
,,o,r- f-o., -, ca,. 'c,.~..,' ~ ~ ea..'
AVN .ne ne'o ~ oattle' IL "ou1a DC c!tl-
cult, With these evident signs of peace and
plenty to realize that ne are in tl,c midst of ,
terrific and f,ev,st,,,,o xv,- - -
49, ""''
oar 1ucle4al lettlon, 1lc result Of which,
for day or Two, hung ttemblincly in the bal-
ancc. is Mt lenrtl, derided hnr.,n5 = aon1,+ ~
~. ~ o,oe+;aE - $500 o"o ooup', "
ti,e ~ ~ u 1uaSe UiSon, ~ not less
.n44,; .nlu 4uuo ~ m:1oflt5. ins result las been
in..a1 ~ " ~ elstlaeatlon 10 every
~: 1nu - t, ci:lAeA, "alle IL las been
w.. - ~ HIhetns ;l l.c topperhcad ele-
,ron1d ~ IVA ,,n,1, nt;,, iA1en-: 1 oar triumph
, 1863-04-25

THROAT AND LUNG DIS
Z lasts Tho u"lu.a.: Eond s.c-rs: OF the locHl
:,FiH.: n Of .cn'ea!a! n$sTis through MY 1nsufna
:'e:. AL :seCse .q1s Ald aq.ek ca:s cses i ia.
corn;r q 12,h street. r Pati-Ets abroad should
give :Eli description Of thar diseases.
, 1863-04-25
CONSULTATIONS RVIOLABR3
j sSGinssfa

90 TIA r r H! CATARR H!
T.. n;. SEl-LYE'S LfQ17Ip CAT.a2E1l .:f:AEDY.
ere cte o Catart or Col1 IN the head II l. cts!er
70 cNtt IL 81 toSsuA"TtoS. Tht tr'nNoas ol
Sata'7A q nrs: acc vesy ~liGm- Parsons fnd tacJ
sa::,c'e T.. changes 0, t. ire Azure. The nose nay
.e si:t discharge tn a7d as:!1 feSomiHs
nd Eo II. nfhy b. ~tt: tc :'*q o. fal,s into the
cones c:;un>rc L ,.Ay deetrny TIC eecse Of tmell
::t taEsc IL .st:.css. &C. lrc: 9! CAisTrh Icn1edv
TUT Et@:E, -adl:es< Er, Il. H. fE.:LyE:r Boz t3;l
, 1863-04-25

ICE.-Oyer c0,0oo tons Of ice have been
taken ont Of the kcnncbcc, MsIne, during the
past season, most Of which is to 70 to New
Orleans and Havana, Contractors have agreed
to deliver some q, 600 tons at the former cIty
at $25 per ton4
, 1863-04-25
Ftnl E.1u.,

o.t SALE,---1;. Il t,sl....~:. 0 It..
g. r. corner 4 y IT s,:> - sca,t;~ 'sroos r
ssa:s T. r. he r:.:si Na.. ::t:; -. e-f1-.s r.
3Hll.; sc ol:c- - l.,i.t~. L tAS # x. i.zM of
'.' ~ ctF>' ~t-+e. sVFs+ :" --"'s; -+.s =: o.
, 1863-04-25

l. CIDER e keep race with =: demands oftae:s7cs
!nE pgoe tne masaEs:s or sa's roVnss ronis have
9TH eo6nectoaa Il viii b fouEt n al respect.
1eG1 L S:o.e be:1as:ed and Ct tzelT Tee from due
, 1863-04-25
r Il. SEELEY's TRUSS ESTAB


Don't t1ii t. pEocure
f1CS, EINGLOW"s SOOTHING SYRUP FOE GILL.
DRES TEETuISC.
1tis xaluti. prt partition Ii tho prescription Of oo
Of tlc .9t.t experienced aed hkiiul Nurses In Ne"
lid 1d been used With never fAlnn. soccesa
L thousands Of c1fes.
in,;i GUY relieves sne ehla f:on pan. brt inrEo
gives u eard energy to TIE xhclc eystc- 1t will a.
L.ost is-t1otly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND N1SD CnLIC.
Aac e..rcor1e Co.vu!x!ors, which II DOT speedily
rcredicc ent IN DEATH We believe II the best an.l
kprcst n,c. L.: World n Al cases Of
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-07-24
For the Standard

Mr. EDITOR Your neighbor the Church IqteHigencer
has recently assumed to define treason before God and
man." Applying his definition TO those Guilty ac-
cording his definition, he exclaimS in kind of
transport of feeling" away with such souess trash from
among us!"
Now only wish to notice this development of editorial
feeling instructive social phenomenon. 1t is indeed
very curious circumstance Treason is, believe, the
highest crime against legitimate government, and has
therefore, legislative definition. The zeal of the
end gentleman however pays no attention to legislative
deiutOns-StrikeS sketch of treason according TO
his own fancy and them the strength of his idea
Of their guilt proceeds to exile destroy his eow-c
What makes it peculiarly strange this this
summary combination of judicial and legislative powers in
the sole person Of the Editor of the CHURCH. LteIgece
himself clergyman, he to WELD against his
brethren His notions vague and shadOwy indeed
He writes as it IN passion TIE not dining of certain
hngS-mattcrs of social parOchia discretion
indifferent and of variable policy, about which has al
ways been allowable to differ, he declares be
against Gcd and man." That is to say, he makes lw
applies to the condemnation Of his brethren and fellow
citizens, and then executes sentence.
In all this it has seemed to Mr.. Editor that there is
something instructive. These times that try chaac
ter. Unbalanced minds easily upset. of course. Plain
y the LetegeHcer through nirmty has fallen into
despotism of rank OdOr.
The L,te!ligencer had thought of doing So II was
mere lack of balance. Excitement upon him; be lost
control of himself lost his erecnesS Of Judgment uttered
something rapidly liz the way Of uncomfortable dcclama
ton, and behold when you read t-a principle at which
pOpes and tyrants rejoice The fire of passion has
deru!ly transmitting power The Reverend Editor might
doubtless adopt the language of apology which Aaron "a
priest) adopted -" cast the gold INTO Tie fire and there
came out this cL and probably should he get the
eloquent phrenzy he will be much asonished any
of his calmeSt readers.
Another thoughts believe the reverend editor does not
deny his northern birth and education. Intelligence of
high order pety undoubtedly sincere and excellent talents
belong him and to many others of like nativity. Ne
Qud minis is what they require to have always shouted in
their They may start right but have power to
stop in the practical application of true principle till they
push it into an absurdty This is the dioyncrasy of uni
verSa yankeedOm. 1t makes pet hobby of every truth
receives and then rides it to DEATH In and social
matters, Yankeedom is sadly deficient in discretion.
could wish that good friends and loyal citizens of north
ern birth would therefore, remember this aud "knOw
themselves and not rush their loyalty headoug into des
pOtiSm really hope they will ride the stout colt
Southern Independence hl they break his wind.
PRESTER JOHN.