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The Portland daily press., 1863-05-02

nN second hoor, Middle Street. centrally situatet
~ and easy Of access. Apply at No. 81 GUNNER
ciai street. fcbl0 IL
The Portland daily press., 1863-05-02

Counting Room to Let.
COUNTING ROOM over No. 30 Commercial ST.
~ Thomas Block, to let. Apply to
..f N. j. MILLER,
mch1 diff Over % Commercial Street.
The Portland daily press., 1863-05-02

ksA desirable. modern-built House in the
&s,,s Brick Block ON the corner Of High aud Deer
.2zss ing Street. Lot 35 x lM feet. For particu-
lars inquire OF JOHN c. PROCTER
apo II Lime Street.
The Portland daily press., 1863-05-02

nN Commercial Street, head of Hobson's whar,
~ Inquire of y. n. HAMLEN, =
sep4tf Office on Hobsou' whsrf
The Portland daily press., 1863-05-02

Saturday Morning. May 2. 1863.
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0ATTWA ACADEMY.

CNYI offer all the advantages df . frat class Semi.
w nary. Rare chan e for Practical Book Keeping
Ancient, Modern, and Higher English Languages, hi.
oespSy Chemistry Surveying, fsinting, and
Mrsic 1 experienced Teachers. etpdepss taken q
any time. Anew can board With the pfiat.ipaI An
xvsuinf school Writing Book Keeping, Afthmetie
Astronony. &C., from TIL 10.
class VII te formed. and situations found foI
Comssoa English, ss per quarter III vseki.)
Primary Department, - per quarter
Pirst Term IN weeks,) opened May
Fail Term az weekly opens Aug. =.
srr,ns March:43.
Cesk 4 6ieyers Block. otsays. III.
IA: II. {. ARNOLD, n. L., rnsel3al,
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solD;sxs' FbsERAr-the body of 1t.
Col, CAMERON. whose laea,h in battle in
Northern Alabama we .hnounsed -everal
weeks ago, was brought to Ottawa by his
step father; Mr.. S. Tharp, on Saturday last,
and on Sunday: after appropriate religious
services at Plymouth church, inferred in
the Ottawa Cemetery. The funeral was
very largely attended by citizens from,
town and country, evincing throughout
the profound esteem in WHICH the gallant
young soldier had been held by his friends
and nsighbors in this community, and
their grief ut his loss.
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WHIrEHorsE, Bishop Of the Diocese Of
Illinois, visited Christ Church, Ottawa, on
Thursday evening, and administered the
rite Of confirmation, the rector, Rev. T. "
Benedict, assisting in the ceremonies An
interesting class Of IS candidates was pre-
scented, upon when the Bishop laid hands
in accordance with the ancient custom.
Bishop W. preached sermon on the occa
eloquent and impressive address to the
candidates, at the close Of the ceremonies
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SUPERIOR GRocEaIEs-It is csrtaisly not
news to ten our readers that there has
been a new arrival of fresh Groceries at
w. B. Campbell'i on Main Street, for
such things Happen there every week.
But his additions have Been 20 large and
varied within the last week. or two, embra-
cisg so many articles that are really new,
useful. and very superior, that We imagine
our readers will have occasion tc'thank
US for this reminder if they ca!f on him.
Read his new adv
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TuE Ftssr or rnx S.Asox.-Tha ladies

TEE FIRsr OF THE SEAsoS.-The ladies
and gentlemen Of Monitor Division, Is. OF
to- will hold an Ice Cream and Strawber-
ry Festival at Stone l. Eels' Hall, on
Thursday evening, May 2sth. The public,
generally, Il invited to attend, and the public
may 60 feeling confident they will be
amply repaid. An abundance of the choic-
est varieties of strawberries has been en-
gagged, and ice cream, Lemonade, Fruits,
Confectionery, and all Kinds OF eatable.
aud Temperance drinkables, will be prov,d-
cd A full band Of music will be in at
tendance during the entire evening Vo-
cal music also promised. All are invited,
and good time may be expected. The
object is a good one, and we hope to sec
the hall crowded. "The more, the mer.
riar"
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There is nothing like Ieathes,' and q
good place to buy the article, home made
~ we'll as choice and fancy foreign brands,
is at the new leather store just opened by
Quinn q Engle, Of the Ottawa Tannery, on
La Sale street, West side of the Court
House. They have also on hand very
full and superior stock of Shoemaker
and Ssdalsls Findings, DC, &c, and offer
the highest market price for hides. See
their adv
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SPORTS EMS DElsOT
HOMAS MOORE.

IMPORTER and manufacturer OF Increase Twist RI.
f-s and Shot Guns, Of every description Telescope
and MuzzIe Rifles, Revolving Breech, Steel
Barrels with Guide starter for hunting. and large
.ortment Of Revoiv@rs Colts Beas, Mathaten's, Blunt
Syms, Allen a Thurber's. Gentlemen will dnd 1t ny
shop everything in my line, and warrant to give salts
faction to all that favor with their patronage.
Invite the old friends OF ii. P. BhrxKSA TO give
cav as he Is my agent. CUSTOMERS will always And him
a. MS post My shop is Main Street, the Hox
River Bridge.
3osder, Shot. wads md Caps. sussl BY the dsy.
Ionlh THOMAS NO0RE
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0ttaha free Gra1tr
LOCAL. MATTERt32

SHOT BIZ WoxAx.-Lats last Wednes.
day night, or early Thursday morning,
three young men, named James Ryan,
William Larkin, and John Clark, ap.
preached the house Of Mrs. Abbey J..
Dunn, living in the ueigbborhood of Cush.
mans foundry in this city, and it is alleged
commenced beating against the door and
rafting at the window, demanding admit
lance. Mrs Dunn was a!ohe in the house,
with some children, we blieve, her husband
having enlisted in the army Being much
frightened, she rose from bed. and, taking
a loaded pistol, fred at random through
the window, the curtain being down SO
that she could see no one. The ball, how
ever, took fatal effect on Ryan, entering
at the corner of the eye, and killing him
instantly. Mrs. D. soon after discovered
what she had done, and gave the alarm t.
her neighbors. The man was found, iden-
tilted, and taken charge of in the morning
by Mr. Coroner Hathaway, who held an
inquest, eliciting the above facts, the jury
just.fying Mrs. D. in what she had done.
1t is proper to say, however, that Larkin
and Clark give a somewha: different &C.
count of the affair from that of Mrs.
Dunn, averrinS that it was some other
men, and not they and Ryan who had
made the noise at the door of Mrs. D., aud
that they had just como up as the others
ran away.
Mrs. D. was taken ia charge by the
Marshal, and had an examination before
Justice Leavens yesterday, but the pro
eeeding was still progressing as we SO to
press, SO that we must defer the conclusion,
as we'll as moro minute statement of the
facts as elected On the examination, until
our next
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CASUALTIES Saturday last little
girl 5 years old, daughter Of David Penn
broke, got her arm broken near the wrist,
while attempting to close a heavy gate
She is doing we'll and will probably have a
good arm though the fracture is in bad
place
Ga Sunday last, boy named Henry
Pearson (who lives about y miles \. L.
from town was playing with = loaded
shot gun, from which he had removed the
cap, and very repIehensib!y pointing tine
gun at some children near him. One Of
them, sweet little girl named Atlanta
Gunner.on, came within Fifteen feet OF HIM
when ne drew Ap and shot her, the charge
entering the center of the forehead -
Dr. J. y. Harris was called who, on e1-
aiming the wound pronounced it NOR
:al, though he stated that the child might
lire for a few days, and we understand
she died on Wednesday night. Tie little
girl, born on the Atlantic Ocean, and hence
named Atlanta, was the pride and pet Of
her parents, whose grief is intensified by
the manner in which their darling lost her
life
Nothing has as yet been done, we be
leve with the boy Pearson, though an ar
rest and prosecution have been talked Of
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TO CoNsdMfTIYks.

YTlHE Advertiser having been restored to health in
Il few weeks, BY a very simple remedy, after having
suffered several years with lung Affection and
that dread disease, CoDsumption-is anxious make
khsWn to his fellow sufferers the means OF cure.
To al Who desire IL, he will send copy of the
scrpton used ree Of charge with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find .
scRax CUES CONSUMPTION, AsrHAA BaoScHIrIs. &c.
The sni ebje Of the ertser in sending the Pre-
scrption benefit the a;t and spre ad nforma-
hich he ccnceivss be and he hopes
every so6erer will try his remedy, it will them
nothing, and may prove . blessing.
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON. Williamsburg,
Kings County, New York.
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FINE Musical ENTERTAINMENT IN Pro

FINE Musical ESTEErAIxMENr IN Pros
rrcT-Except on the occasion of a visit
from some great master like Got,schalk, or
the real Ole Bull, the people of Ottawa
Will agree with us that Of all the public
n,usical entertainments we have had,
those given by home talent have invaria
bly, proved most pleasant and acceptable.
Our people we doubt not will hail with
delight, therefore, the announcement.
that Mr.. HAvEyHrL', a thorough and most
accomplished teacher, has organized ia
class of 25 or 80, the best musical talent OF
the city, and has been rehearsing for sev-
eral weeks the splendid Cantata of "Es-
ther," with a view of producing it in public.
He hopes to be ready by about the first
week in June. No labor or expease will
be spared, both in tho way of musical
training and decoration, to render the en-.
tertainm ent credit aad honor not only
to those engaged in it, but to our city.
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At q regular meeting of the Ottawa
Board of Trade, held May 2lst, the fol-
lowing delegates were chosen to represent
the grain growing interest of La Sale
county in the National Ship Canal Con-
vention to be held at Chicago June I'd,
viz John Hossack, John Armour, A. w.
Magill, J. D. Olmstead, w. c. Richardson.
L. E. Baldwin, St,awa & Powell, J. c.
Hathaway, B. T. Phelps, L. H. Eames, H.
A. Butler, n. B. Bristol, Miner d Good
speed
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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

OTTAWA. may u, 1SoS,
fIov~-Winter wheat, %. SOFA pr loo; spring Y
extra, %. 50s375; spring " fine T.
Corn HedL-75c Al /. Doc pr. 100. =;
WAe0t-No. spring S5s$l; Ne :. s5c.; RI. 60
Corn-Shslled, lac for S0lbs; ear ~ 7sles.
Oats--50c for IS lbs.
Bdrtey-90c. for - lbs.
Rye-65c.
Timothy >ssd-4l.30.
Pstatoes-90al0O. p. bash.
Elqs-7c.
BHtter-l5al6c.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

May q. 1868.
WHEAr-No. spring, &1.l4al.l7; No. Z. 9aa0.
CoRN-Mixed 50s5l in store 81 for choice afoa
OArs-52a54.
RYs-- 74a76.
BARLET-Sll5al22
HIDrs-Dry flint. 1T; salted Halls; green Z.
PoTAT0Es-Choice mixed, c5c.
SKEDs-Timothy, 81. Goal. 20
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TunHsRs' BAu.-THe Turner Society will
give 4 ball at M sslzbereers ssw hall on
Monday evening next, Nay Is, the pro.
ceeds TO be devoted to rePlenishing >
treasury exhausted by charitable and pat.
rietic distributions.
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TKlrLErs.-A few nights since the wife
OF Michael Carney, who lives On the
Carey Patch" near the r. R Depot, gave
birth to two boys and a girl, all perfect,
healthy children, we are told The fam,-
ly are honest, industrious, and poor, and
presents Of clothing &c, to the little trio
would not be Unacceptable, we presume.
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Choice Liquors.

Just received by p S. WORTH Soy, lot Of
Superior Psnnsylvana whiskey from the Monongahe-
Ia River. which is proaosneed. by coanoissers, as
very Superior quality.
Also invoice Of the hrst quality Of Scotch Wis
key 70 which the attstisE Of Gen, and g~pilies
Bottled Wines and liquors for Family and hedicD al
uses Of the drst quality.
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e. .. HOB f. Il r,
DENTIST


Has takea Rooms the Bank Of Ottawa just
the from his old quarters He 10 permanently
located there and will be in readiness during
ness hours to sais on his patrons As heretofore Hi
charles for operation in keeping with the times
Remember the Rooms over Ottawa Bank, formerly
Cs,. Cushman's ONCE. m1av
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The Confessions ana Experience Of an

Published for tina beneAt and ~ warning and CAC.
TON TO YOUNG MEN Who suffer from Spermator.
plvinE At the ssme time the Aeans Of SELF Cure By
one who cured himself after beng put to great ex-
Pense and injury through medical humbug and quack
cry.
by enclosing post. paid addressed envelope single
copies u1ay be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
BEDFORD, Gin0s c., ~ T.
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NJ a II K I Il ID,

NJ a r X + ID.
Nav 23i, hy Rev. NJ X. WhittIssey At the residence
Of John Stout E.q.. Nr. YEASCIS A. SHArER and
Miss ENgECCA T.. DoTY, all Of Ottawa.
L z d.
In the town Ct wslthAtn. the 18Th inst, eANCEL
PECKHAN Esq. aged 81 years
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SiR have recently received your note from Macon,
Georgia. The csse you refer to, In which your RE-
WAITING RESOLvENr" proved remarkably e6les-
cous occurred Ia Beaufort district, far from resi-
All testify II the very rsmarkabs
cry OF poor fellow who had for . twelvemonth
been Ia dsplorable condition from . screfulsus
affection, which seemed to have hopelsssly Involved
his whole system. When ] visited the plantation in
March, 1857 he reducsd TO . psable state
tsnxnt OF the ton seemed to regard the
utterly hopeless Ssr.aparila aud Iod. of Ssrsspsr
la &c, kc. had been tried vain for severS hs
and the poor patient had become mist loathsone OBJ
ject and thus continued until July August ast when
manager a. asst resource, resolved 70 use yeur
RESOvATING RESOLvENT." The action Of this
remedy sals tery and prompt that - Jaaary
last. t. my su:yriss, Thomas. (the iavsi essae -
exhibit himself, to all sppexranees perfectly Cured By
your invalua BILE medicine saw him sgas In Reb'ry
and In March, and he vas well aud At his work IS
usual
Under these circumstances have doskt Of
the efficacy Of your rssolvent and cheeruiiy testify
to its having, 70 the hest Of my knowledge and belle
restored to health the most wretched sufferer from dis
ease that ever behed.
J. J. MIDDLETON.
ONE AND Blk BOTTLES.
Persons Affected with skin Eruptions, Bloehes PIN
pies, Salt Rhusm, Cankers, Rols, rumors. Ulcers
Sores Nodes. scrofua, syphiiis. seurvy. and all DIS
eases of,he skin. may rely upon cure by the Of
from one 20 six bottles.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOrTLE OR SIX BOT
TIES FOR FIVE DOLLARS.
DIR. RAILWAY d COS. OFFICE
s. MAIDEN LANE n. Y. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
Fur sale at the stores Of Y. L. faenPsos AID T..
Caiscs, Ottawa.
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Special Notices.
Land 4 Loan Office.
f. SHERWOOD,

OTTAWA, 1LL1N OAos
"AvING taken out a license under the United
III States Rev niue Laws propose to act As agent
for The purcb,se sale or exchange and renting Of
houses and lots and landed properly generally in the
States o. Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin.
These having property they wish sold or exchanged
are in formed that by placing the same in my hands
for disposal they will receive all the advantages
she numerous calls have for different kinds OF pro.
perry hat the sale Of the same will receive my best
attention that my commissions for selling will be
light
And those wishing to purchase property, request
ed call before purchasing else here, thereby
securing the advantages OF having the chance OF choos
inH from the various kinds of properly I have for
sale sroh may suit them in location cheapness
IHAvE on HAND FOR SALE or EXCHANGE
Lands in Wisconsin and Iowa,
Houses and Lots and Vacant Lots in Ottama.
Lands improved and unimproved In LA SALE, LIV-
1NGST0N ard GRUMPY counties, in the State Of ll
nois
ohce in Nat;inger's Block, in rooms adjoining Ex-
change Bank. Y. A. SHERWOOD.
ottawa, April 20, 1868
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The combination Of ingredients In these pills are the
result, OF = long and extensive practice. They are
mild Ia their Grafton and certain Ia correcting all
irregularities, Painful Menstruatons, removing ali OBJ
suctions, whether FROG, cold otherwise, headache,
pain in the side palptatons Of the heart whites, all
nervous Affections, Mysteries, fatigue, pain in the back
and limbs, Ae disturbed Sleep which arise from
raptions of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Vas the -emeat OF era in M treatment
OF those irregularities and obstruciions which have
consigned any to a Pyxnsfsas cRAvG. No female
enjoy good health un.ss slF isregaar, and when
ever an obstruction asesac<the s.a.r.i health e..
gins to decline.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the esecgal remedy kne-n for all
plants pecG.isr re ali classes they 10
valuable LndEciny Jrih c>rfasntu prrodsc4si rsC1-
L,ray. They are knoyn to thousands. Who have used
them diff periods Throughout, the country hay
ing the sanction Of ersaasns n. rssesess 81
A,n<y1rd.
E1flsci. directions. ssIfi-1 when hey s,oI'd not
be uaed, With each box-the Pace one Do.idr per
Eog, containing from 81 to 6n Pills.
Pill s<n! ny mail promptly. by rsuitsine to, the
Proprietor, either Of the Aseats in C;,auA Sold
by prsEEs;s generally
RB HUrCHISGs, rporasro,,
90 Cedar ST.. New York.
For sale in Ottawa by T. Y. GEIees and D. wAiEEa.
For sale at nianuf1oIGrers prices by Lohp 4 sxirs
Chicago, H. tapis-s3
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~ them mp. the combination 10 about PLAYED OFT
and also in making prices alike to all customer,,
whether they jrdges Of goods act, viii be the
motto at HEDDiCXs.
FRENCH PRINTS 4 GlNGHANS,
FRENCH MERINO. COBOCRG AND
ALAPACAS. SHIFTING. SHEETING,
LINENS, JACANETS. NULL, &C.
All At The Iowsst possible prices
ALIEN AND ER'S KIDS.
Hosiery. GIove.. Balnoral. for LAdi., and h,.es ,
IIss fur sor,rarnt Of Brsd-,s esi.sr moor
SKIRTS, TOR Ladie. and Ns,=s frem soe TO o. SO
Ladies a.d Misses Hoods, Skating Gaps. Eubas and
sontaz,, Children. HOODS, Mems Comforts.
Men an Boys Bass and Wool Gloves AID Miitsns.
en- Ne ill sell for % PEI cent less than any
house the city
LOCO lbs. w5ei Yarn, ~hish l had Manufactured
fro-, Hool taken from ny sheep, which viii sell 81
MAnufacturer's Price.
Importan, TO Illinois Volunteers.
will sell my yarn the Families Of Ill. Vol IS per
cent less than manufacturers prices.
.yU 4 ~ Is
full as,or,nen, of sHAwLs. CHsSILLE,- BRO
CHE. STELLA, PACIFIC md HAMILTON. EOUBLe
aud slNGLxof new and beautiful p.'sefss 'ss ladies
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT
which Is unusually fuii and eoaP.te in every De
partuent and comprises all tn. popular styles %
Prints. S<siBr,I shl'inEs. DENNIS Stripes. Cioass
ku.,i, DisTsr, Crash, Csuion FLANNEL. Red ana Wat
An-wOo' Flannel, &C.. ado; which will BE 81.
as abe same quality can DC bought for in the West
Cloths, Cassirr .res. Dc-.kin., Sleeps Gray. Sat
Cotton AIDES and Jeans. At !o~ prices.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies' Cls-:h and Morocco eaters. Prah;A .
Calf Shoes, Misses Morocco Cater, ard Calf Sage.
Mems Cali, Kip and Co" u.ss sso,s, ifsn $3.50
$40 pair.
G.OCER-E3
fSi and compl.t= assortment OF Sugars, Teas, G.
fee. Spices, Moass-., and the New York Celebrates
xxx syrup: White F.sh Goldfish, Maekerri, Herring
Smoked and in Pickle Dried 4 p2ies and Peaehea-
We shall -ndea,or at all times TO keep on hand such
q variety OF Dress Goods adapted to the season
and uoh styles will please TIA. great variety Of iases
Of ,ur customers CALL AND SEE. Lcok At
goods-sIzn,ine and price them--ycu will be always
politely, couTteousy and kindly treated, whether yoG
purchase not. II our stock 10 no; large yo1
desire. remember that il can be increased with
New and Fashiona able Goods, IL you give pat
Our Store 10 light airy and pls>sant. No
goods vii, be misreprcsented; and il At any time ysu
should get improper goods, let US know it Immediately
and sstis tory astme n: ;veSe made All that
ask 10, that you call examining my stock. Att
No. l, RkDDlCK'S BLOCK.
AMI kaat OF Court Home
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Il. IL. e.
DIR. RAILWAYS CLEANSING SYRUP,
CALLED RAILWAYS REN0vATING REsQLSENT.
Hon. JouS j. MIDsLKrOx, formerly o. .. Ministsr to
st. Petersburg and ExGovernor Of the State Of South
writes the following important letter to Dr.
RADwAr, relative to remarkable elected by the
use Of
RAILWAYS REVOVATING RESOL-
VENT.
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CHAS. J. G. KLINE D CO.,
81 l17 Bowery, New York, Post Oascs Boz, lssl
Idiornatlon Wanted

/ Tvs ,rxPsszLy.
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AYor her free iaiebstriuE never WAs drHWnin
LgalnIs The poorest ehIld Of AdGHi'S KIM

In America there are no six millions Of
grown men excluded BY tho Constitution
from political rights; there iS q free church.
a free school, a free hand, free vote,
free career for the child of the bumbIest,
No couuirymen who work for your living,
remember that there rili be one gil3 shriSk
Of freedom 10 ItartLe all H1aHkind u hat Re
public is ouerthyopn. Slavery has been the
huge foul blot upon itI fame; It lisa hideouB
outrage against human right ADD divine
Law; the pride and passion Of mao will not
perni, lis peaceable e1tinctioni the slave
owners Of our colonies, had they been
strong enough, would have revolted, too
| believe there was 40 mode short Of 4 mi.
rscls more stupsndouI than any recorded
In Holy Wri. which would 10 our time or
in century, have brought the abolitioa Of
slavery in America 6Gt the suicide which
The South has committed aud The war they
are now WaHing. II Is measureIesS ca.
lamity, / said the Russian war was nes.
SurelcUs calamity. Did not many Of your
leaders tell you that was a just war 10
maiutuia lhs integrity Of Turkey, some
Thousands Of miles away? Wby, surely,
he integrity Of your oWn couutry, at
your own doors, must be worth AS
mach ns the integrity Of Turkey.
j
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10 not this var the penalty Which A.
| memorable justice sIaets ir5n America
North lod Soalh, Tor The enormous euill c'
eherishing this tright'u iniQaity lot ID,
last eighty years: do cot blame aas
man who takes the restoration Of the Uu
ion 10 be hopeless; you have the aulhosily
Of Chancellor OF the EXcheQutr ou tba'
point; he iSHsa speaker unsurpassed b,
any mAu in EugISnd; but uufortunatel,
ne made use OF expressions 10 the North Of
EnGlAud nearly three uoulhS ago, and
seems ever since then to have been snEa.
Eed in trying to make people undsrstAud Z
what be meant. A laugh. HS is, how
ever, quite welcome 10 thtnE the struggle
boprless for The North. | don't hold iha,
opinion. The leaders Of this revolt or
pose BY their Constitution this simple
thinG--thAt over = territory ssme tors,
times as large As England the blight Anj
bondage Of slavery shall be forever perpet
uated eanuot myself believe in such =
fate bsfNllioR that fair land, stricken
though IL now be by the rGvaGeS Of
war; | cannot believe that civilization IN
i,s journey with the sun will sIak iuLO
endless nigh. 10 crafty the ambition ofths
leaders Of this revolt, who seek Ito wade
through slaughter 10 throne and Sbu.
the gates OF mercy on mankind" Cheers !
have another aud far brighter vision be
fore my gaze II may be but vision, bn'
will still cherish il st' one riH con
federation strtiehin9 from the frozen North III
ous unbrDksu fine 10 fhS yiOrigg Sovfh. and