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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-07-02

long would there be two States pull
ing together? How long before you
would be cut up into clans, with more
chieftains than the Roman Empire in
the days of its dissolution ? How
long would you command the respect
Of other nations, or Of yourselves ?
When you talk to me about not CO.
ercing anybody, reply that we
coerce men for all the crimes that
they commit. We coerce men to the
penitentiary for stealing 2 horse and
why ON earth shall we not coerce a
man for trying to break Up this Gov
ernment ? To say nothing about a
constitutional argument. common
sense forbids the idea. Now you
may talk till you are hoarse, we have
got to continue one Government
one united people-or be divided in
to fractions, each subject to dam
ger from every other in the
land.
Then is there any doubt in the
mind of any man, as so his duty in
this contest2 They cannot be. We
must settle this matter, and again
build up this country as God AL.
mighty designed it to be, and
as we have been trying to make
it.
This country my friends, is the last hope
Of freemen throughout to world. 1t is the
field upon which civilization has fourished,
and science begun to accomplished its great
purposes. The nations and people of the
Old World are marking its progress from
day TO day, as it enfranchises man from
every servitude. Are you going to give
| it up Young man you can afford to give
to your posterity heritage worse than your
father gave to you If you can, you are
faithless, not only to your manhood, but to
your God, You are bound to have one
country, one flag, and destiny. And what
country shall that be, What but the coun-
| try you had before the rebellion raised its
paricidal hand to strike it DOWN. That
| country, with the incubus of slavery whip.
ped away-a country that, like weary
man who has lain down By the roadside to
resr, has risen again, and is marching on
to its great destiny. What flag What
other than that old flag which has given
protection and honor to your sires aud to
yourselves, from the day of the declaration
to the present time What flag but that
which smiles on your peaceful assemblage
to-day Sand by it, then let it be the
flag Of the Union restored, reared aloft to
float forever. Or when il falls, if fall it must,
let there be nothing around it but crumbling
walls, and nothing above it but the angel
that shall speak the end Of time and tie
beginning Of eternity.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-07-02

That's the very thing. What ha W. BET
dones For two years years past IL
try has been up and doing. 10y ~ nrr
armed itself and gone TO the field to
with treason for the life of nation. Trait,
ors have arisen in every part of the land,
and by their voice, their pen. or their sword
have sought to overthrow the established
government and d:smember the Union and
what have you done. Perhaps you are
man of wealth Have you consecrated il
to the cause Of your country ? Perhaps
you are man or woman Of high social po-
sition, aud commanding influence. Have
you devoted these to the welfare of the ma.
tion ? Have you aroused all the energies of
your nature, and brought to bear all your
talents to uphold the government in its gi
gantic struggle with armed traitors Have
you come up to the demands of the day in
which you live, and met the vast responsi.
biIities of a citizen of great republic involv
ed in all the perils Of terrible civil war.
Have you by word or deed, to the utmost OF
your activity, in your family, in your neigh
borhood, in your city, in your State, where
ever your influence could be felt, encour-
aged loyal devotion to the cause of the na-
ton, and opposition to and detsstatien of
the rebellion. In word. have you done
what you could to meet the demand which
the republic has upon every citizen, to fur.
nish all the aid in his power to uphold it's
authority and strengthen its efforts to over
throw the Vaccinations of traitors. s.-Nis-
souri Democrat.
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Putting the Screws to a Copper.
head.

The Chester (Pa.) Republican gives tn
following, which probably narrates
| fact:
ScESE-A machine shop in PHILADELPHIA
say in Quarry street. Enter Oopperhea
Loyal Quaker at the desk in counting
room.
CoPPERHEAD-"Do yOa keep screws her
large enough to be used in removing build
ings ~
LOYAL QUAKER-"Yes, friend, manu-
facture them. Fine morning this. / fin,
good news in the paper to-day from Police
Officer Grant before Vicksburg. Hast tho'
read the morning Press
c. Hooking pretty nad]-"No, don
read the Press.
L. Dwell, now, tits very clearl,
printed newspaper--very reliable-ant
friend Forney we think most excellent ed
itor"
C.-"How do you sell your big screws
let me see one OF them-square thread
want"
L. Q.-"Where does thee live. friend 2"
O.-s'I i've in West Chester"
L. Q.-Very loyal, good people up there
Does the follow thee business of removing
buildings in West Chester ~
C.--Yes; keep steam saw-mill, ant
also remove buildings when called
on.
L.Q.--"Don't thee think we shall pretty
soon get big screw uader this rebellion
and pull it from its foundatin as thee pull:
one of the buildings thee removes p
c." I don't believe the South can be
whipped. They are strongly ortified, and
JEFF Davis is one of the smartest men in
the country. am for the Union as il was
and the Constitution as it Is r.
L. Q.-"Friend I believe thee to be Q
Copperhead !"
C.--"I am q Democrat-don't know wha,
you mean by Copperhead ~
L. Q.-"Does thee support the Govern
ment in its efforts to put down the REBEL.
ion ?''
CT am for the Government, but op-
posed to Abe Lincoln and all his Abolition
party"
L. Q.--"Now friend, thee is certainly q
Coppcrhead."
C.--"Wcll, want to buy big screw"
L. Q.-"Thee can't buy big screw in
this house. Thou art an unmitigated Cop
perhead. Thee art an offence to
me. Thou must take thy frame
out Of this office, or I will put the
screws to thee and hoist thee higher than a
kite. / sell nothing to traitor to his coun.
try, and thee must 60 elsewhere to buy thy
screws"
Erit Oopperhedd
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-07-02

PuRsUIr OF PLEASURE. We smile at the
ignorance Of the savage who cuts down the
tree in order to reach it's fruits but the
TACT is, that a blunder Of this description is
made by every person who is over eager
and impatient in the pursuit of pleasure.
TO such the present moment is as every
thing, and the future is nothing he borrows
therefore, from the future at most usuri
Gus and ruinous interest, aud the conse-
quence is, that he finds the tone Of his best
feelings impaired. his self.respect diminish
ed. bis health of mind and body destroyed,
and life reduces to its very dregs, at time
when, humanely speaking, the greater por-
ton of its comforts should DO still before
him. Bishop Shuttle worth.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-07-02

An anecdote has been told of Daniel
Webster, which is not without it's interest.
as showing how great mind may be joined
to warm heart. Mr.. Webster was holding
skein of silk for Miss Grace Fletcher. when
it got into a knot, looking up TO Grace.
said: I'VE have united knot don't you
you think we could tie one - Grace was
embarrassed and did not reply, but in tho
course Of few minutes tied q knot in .
piece Of tape and handed it to Mr.. Webster.
This piece OF tape, the thread of his domes.
tic joys, was found, after the death of Mr..
Webster, preserved as one Of his most pre-.
cious relics.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-07-02

One Dick Merrick, of Chicago. said in
speech at the Indianapolis Democratic
meeting, in reference to the Confs-
cation Act, and Emancipation Proclama-
ton
.If I were Q citizen of Virginia, would
burn every blade Of grass, and run the na-
ton in reservoirs blood, sooner than come
back into the Union under these degrading
laws"
This is what the Conservative eeGAaa
cali the sacred right g ssse diacussicn.s !.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-07-02

Under the conscripton act no regard
whatever will be paid to the exemptions
heretofore granted all persons claiming dis
ability. or non-liability must substantiate
their claims after the business Of enroll
ment has been effected.
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in its loss OF noble youth, could it expiate
its own errors and sins, and recover tone
and temper, faith in its primitive ideas, and
the earncstness and dignity of its original
love of liberty, truth, and humanity.
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In the Orphon's Court for the County Of COT
umiia, Estate Of George Hartman, tate Of
Benton io,onship, deed.
{ III persons interested will take notice,
Il that the undersigned, appointed Auditor
by the Orphans Coau OF COlumbis county,
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OF George NJ Hartman. Executor OF George
Hartman, deceased, 10 and among the re-
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Administrators' Notice.

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In The Orphans Court for The County Of Col
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ELL persons Interested will take notice,
CAlha the undersigned appointed Auditor
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