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Important to Builders a.!

JAS. COLWELL & BROTHER,
-irch'sec,s, Builders, and General House
Carpenters,
.---nd facilities for cheapIy and oromntlx
sHnIIcu'hg an contracts in their line Having iatry
H 10 their Establishment Jefferson Street in
C'tama large amount OF Machinery for PIaninc s,v
ing, oIooVng sticking Mouldngs, &C., they are como
uen. hey can execute contracts rates to defy com
Pet,'on They buy all their lumber direct from m.
Miis IN Wisconsin and Michigan, and Hardware from
ths manufacturers, a: Wholesale so that buiIders iii
De saved heavy percentage in these articles by deal
ing directly with them. - ""
They respectfully refer to the following gentlemen
as well as all others for whom they have executed CON
tracts: >on-
Hon. s. W. CHEEvER, Mayor Of ottauo.
Hon DAVID WALKER, Er-Xayer
JOHN +. NASH, ESQ.,,
JOHN A. HE'S, ESQ.,,
GILBERT GOFF. ESQ.,,
Drafts Estimates. and Specifications gratis 10 per.
soSs with whom in contract and at LOWEST rates to
others. s' "
Moving BuildtRSs. e.
Messrs c. 4 Bro. also take pleasure In Announcing
they have purchased from Wm L. Bell late of this
IVY, al his Machinery for Moving Buildings to which
ey nave made heavy additions, that the only
perfect set CT tools and sGery for this purpose in
county Contracts in this line respectfully solicited
no executed promptly at the lowest living rates.
OTTAWA, January 4, 1862.
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1Administrators Noicc.

Administrator 6 Nodcc
Esr.rr or IfIRaN C. EUIIsG, DECEASED.
TUE uudes sig ed having appointed Administers
trix Of the E"tAte Of Hiram e. Huling. ate Of the
County of La Sale and stale Of Illinois. deceased.
hereby gives notice that she v ~ spreaT before the
County CGur. of La Sale County at ih. Go urt House
in Ottawa, = the September Term. on the Third Mon
iny in September xr. which time ali persons hay
in claims against said notified and request
ed to the rETese Of having he same adJus
ted All indebted to sad tstzie ave II sirstci
10 make Er tne diate paymen: TO the Undersigned
Dated tins 10Th dAy Of June. d. 1868.
CoRNELIA Z. HULlNG, -idtEini trGsris.
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administrator Notice.

Estate n arthur Cb7mJerin deceased.
'l>HE undersigned having been appointed admins
tra,riI Of the estate OF Arthur Chanberiin late Of
the county La Sale and state OF Illinois deceased,
hereby gives notice ta' she will appear before the
~ court Of La Lae county at the court house in Oa
a. 1T the Sep;e term, the third Monday in Sep.
terber next, which tine all persons having Ella
.rar. said Estate notified and requested attend
for the purr OF h. wing the adjusted. All persons
Indebted 10 said Estate requested make imm.
diate payment to TIE undersigned
Dated iki. lIth day of June. = n. 1868.
ELIZA CHAMBERLlN, Admin is.rGtrir.
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RECTIFED WHISKEY!

We ree,hers Of Corn whskeJ Of different grades
aid excellent quality. Sold in qsanti,ias 10 suit.
Hotels, Saloons. Grocers and Druggists supplied on
Advantageous terms, call b respectfully solicited.
kEsEhKxcEs-Hon. J. c. Champlin, Hon. J. b. Rice,
- @. henshav, ESQ., o. r. Hanbury Esq.s Jas SpeA.
..f, Is9, ksb't WAC G, Esq, o. G Gray, Esq
?. &. HOLLINGwORTH SON.
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CERVIElCATEsS OF CURES,
Prom eight twenty standing, with names known
to SCIENCE AND FAME.
For Medical Properties OF BCCHU, see D.spensatory
of the United States
See Professor DE WEES valuable works tho
Practice of Physic.
See remarks made by the late celebrated DR.. PRPS-
lex, Philadelphia.
See remarks made by DR.. FFPRAIM NcDO WE'LL, ,
celebrated ply stefan, and Member OF the Royal Col
ege of Surgeons, Ireland, and published in the Trans
actions o the King and Queens journal.
See Medico- Cirnrsical Review, pubs he'd by RENJA-
MN IRA YERS, Fellow Of the Royal College Of Sur
Sc. most o! the late Standard Works on Medicine.
EXTRACT Bucuu, 81 90 per bottle, or six for S. 90
SARsxPARuLA1 % - 3 90
INPRoyED RosE WASH, % oo
ar half dozen Of Each for 1890 which will be suf-
ciont the most obstinate cases, directions are
adhered to.
Delivered to any address, sec.rely paced from OBJ
servation.
~ Describe symptoms in all eemmuniestiohs.-
Co.ee guaranteed. Advice gratis.
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Black Walnut Lumber.

~ nnA fset o. Seasoned Walnut Lumber
wanted, for which the highest
ottawa, ILL.,, May 10th, 1889.
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the above complaints.
These Bttsrs are the poor mans
friend, saving hin many do tors bills,
as we'll as the rich mans soisce and
comfort: 'nyigoraiing the week and
deliberated, driyiSg away melancholy,
making q life of misery, one OF unal-
Logged enjoymsnt.
These Bitters have been introduced,
and are being used, not only in the hos
pitfalls, but among the soldiers, as an APP
pc,izer tonic and regulator Of the sys-
TEN Throughout the
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MANHOOD:

MANHOOD;
HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED
.Ssf PSoissAsd, IN Sealed Envelope Price sig css
LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND
radical cure OF Spermatsrrh3a Seminal veskaess,
Sexual Debility, Nervousness, Involuptary Ennis
sion.. inducing Impotency, Consumption. SD Mental
and Physical Debility.
BY ROBT, J. CULvERWELL, N. II.
The important fact that the .Hsul consequences Of
eeihAbnse may be s4scfpsiTrenoved without inter-
nal medicines or ne dangerous appca Of caustc,
instruments, re 4ested bouEies, and her emprric.
devices s here clearly demonstrated and the .rs;rs
new apd hshy successful! treatment A. adopted nv ~
celebrated author, fully explained, BY means ~ Eh;S
the least possible cost, thereby avoiding ali H. 49,
used nostruns Of the day. This Lecture viii 49,.
boon Is thousands and thousands " Pi"ss
Sent under seal, in . plat, enveion. "a
poa paid 9. the receipt OF two postage s,sm.. h,,
addressing the publishers, f-ss ''s"S' "
OK, CHA6. J. @. KLINE CO..
0Ol III DONeIYs MN York Peat 6Raap ~
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q r o c e ries,

A full and reasonable stock Of fresh GRCERlEs Of
every description. VI
All the above goods will be sold at low prices.
The highest msrket price will be paid for RITTER
EGGS. LARD, and ali country produce.
April II, 1seS.-34. s. W. cUcEyER
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SOLDIERS will ind large stock of Fatigue Shoes,
Long Boots, &e, &C., at very low rates.
In fact, Boots and Shoes Of III kinds, styles snd
sizes, At about old pricss.f
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E. G. HALBERT.
Northeast of Court House, corner La Sale
and Madison Streets.
Ottawa March 2lst, 1851
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For Those Working Dat of Doors.
have 500 pairs OF Dickinson Kip Dt ots which will
warrant good you get made at the shops and
will sell them for less money.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
A COME derntc Reply TO VIZ. Sewnr"'
From, 1'hr Lffrraoof Hnffy fess.

Tie London IIUos 81 sept. III mas p lphH lt''
ter signed \ Confederate. n scpy 90 VI e,n -id {.
sfrfcncr' wi,i rccsctc. 10 The pfocrcsa ~ i roe l
carsc. J. j. ururccasnEy 20 cay uht IT. If'1f i d
,ycry desire 20 do u Jrsiloe 90 whatever my DC fld
on ilc Confederate side bot Of efFl y ffrlf's nat
II Is uselss 20 dcay DE progress Hhich 'hc ttfii
.inrc mlIe L. oornoa4ls 90 i-c letter. IL I'fif'
sayt ,,r........,.-
thsftfr North have uo' fslsg loa - sN .s'fA l4sf
torr tisn iieY have tteg lad hs0rc Tie edccifen f
al Ia Dcc4rtrr f g. be- tgfuftd quite much ~ iis
TO fiou s hv 30. r1trni Jlr possession u plasrr Ako
Ncsslulg nd poi Iu1for. slf = fgch lltci - the
sfsslsslrll g!tss tlo ..fil lG4nfl fia "a ~ Con
facraic territory than The nnf-lHal occupation -
iousald. Of ace "a Ar-annas 90 ~ a tLr ifa4ses 81
Texas. . l.
rlrd tiaf The North hove rf'nfl uhJlt'f' .b' ~
e-i,s alylrfarcs and iha; de So-tl CONF Irfrd at
Ices, as bfLgOIcl' POWER. lt in cflnc1 or
condition IT, scapuns aI. ge-e iaAs- - go
Icing driven back ani lts mtan1 q comi-ln nc lt n
with abroad mere and Fore cufta4ei H0scfcr %
NAY be- accounted ir the fact q god being O.. ~
must Mpar rl.s1pQ. l.c- l.ccs cad Ti.f .ty hfa
u!.e.s must ur1n uo.c ~ - c1'llstnn. 10 con.
SUMPTION AZ frol lly lc ucasJ ciul 90 upiA fifa pl
II must bo vastly greater iu proportion N Ioiali'"
Of 10 90 on than .n o 10 Aiisr a i.o qarsii'
s 4oi wlo is beet lui who caa hgh iAe o. Fii "+n
Tie sICrrC''
ofcogise IN gcroTrl 'cffn' Tis Tnfs SIN crfrcu
is belief tlai tlc ultimate tlhugnilon q o." south I'D
not be- possible, bl, those vlo regard inci7 di-p'
soaaiey va! c1lfd,y tAhi tlari Ion 90 eoniinfN
of foreign Interference tlose which Itf Iafs Lss Ad-
n.t,cd leave The Con.sdeI aics se5y 'ea-i! Lofe'.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
E,ticr OF "ffis;oricus" TO The London
Timts.
v0LATlOSs OF OUE NEUTRALITY

10 fhe Eeifot ~ Tie IiDo
Sir: There can be 10 two opinions a. to The
dcuty and tie danger Of the qursilons arising ou q
Tia violations Of neutrality alleged 10 be metaita
q, 0ur rigAEulstmclt Act COusleialc conf I
b!o In tAe discussion Of this question las been pro-
ducod by rrgarng u from the point 81 view %! Nor
dem pOli. .iall rAd cttng II a8 Affecting ne ryht-
and interests Of the Federal Government Win im'
in my Judgment iog reasons stated 4n former icit
$50 have little o. uonin9 to g.. Ibc fVf"gn. i'ini :
mcut 4 81 is municipal law and bieich u hh' li"
s q matter primarily concerning ouilcSea and the opeA
ding ucxsOuDr state.
NovEno Government which respects itaclf or do
served 10 bc respected viii permit any person or per
Sons. whether they be subject Or foreign oiaic ~
violate lta laws with .mplnly 40 regards ht ruh'
joci8 lie qrc.lOl becomes one Of legI lfocruhi p,
regards foreign state person, u Is ono oI dpo
A.ailc action.
Now the rue fOltio1 Of tic embarrassment which
Aal aTfen viii rccaf 20 he r0ncai5 flppos,d - Dc
ia course Of construction for the Confederate oOFcfn'
ucnt seems 10 me 10 be found In GQIJmhlic ncu"N
against tic prime noy er ia tAc oht DaD. iAlt rt ''a
ses nOw building ic intended ioi puIp1 s Of var cen.
rot be doubted 1nnt taey nre NOT being cOn1iut"h u
fT ans pacific Government H. obvious, cheTHIIe nor
destination would be agOwcd. nc reahnlli'n li
lei 'iDlf hlmt lu"filbe tIat they are llirhd' l"i
are tDiffefale botcfumcDt. Now wlacsrr dOIDi %
dGculfr there mny BE- With respect 10 the auub o iAc
ftaIgolent Government, which eh,ci8 %. INT nn3 10
lilll alc purchase ou helr p1it n Is iIdlf put'Dy
"a boll.ee rnt ahd Aol % commercial iafr.t
as ff D they arc c'Tc'f1'1 tho ships Cquippcd or
osibed 60 Pr cquplcd, tb rc direct oll 'of On tcif
pItOf committing LostJt!ea against foreign hpts
aoibcraty procuring u c,Dsummatlo lon ~ ON 0ct which
Our law Las aOlcnIly forbidden. Mud I have very
Aitc toub. iAht Nj Dayton IN perfectly r M ~ snylrg
'l@1 a, Ie.a DpJcc. " TIC alAeeIC ~ ~ w L.aCL
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
The Suspected ships nj Nantes.

The Phare de la Loire contains the iDllJWMc
account of Tie two ships of war which are being con
sfIuefti 80 o. private dOcL yard nt NnntDG.- Nantes
posfcrfrt iB maritime mysteries. 1hofe ere ~ pf,aoli
y1Ii- De appearance Of vach rfclira the 3 eater
curiosity umpI nlAllcrH of remarkable atpf since
o. cir owners cad their drsAailnu gre completely un.
known. 1lc lcls boat oanuD Dc bulli accr'' even
T. glfe ~ our Tef lii1. lnn.nuc aH " our doc
are acce siie 10 every visitor. aud conscqurnl II D.
e'il more dhicl 90 oonitruot,mIRcr vcsfts without
observation. Tao p.acic,d oyc ~ aeainan VII cai
discover d. flf.r sui MT I Tor ordinary nrtI
ga'loA Everybody etaa i0r SHAT Iiipor thft nrr Doe
tended anil as nobody can solve ibis question iorf i'-
mains Wide Icld ior conjecture. 1ho fact h these
tWD cippcu appear 90 Boo intended 80 hy through
the vft.r Thor lnci ulD beautifully Alci tlCr are
ali1o., Lnt narrow. VIII stern sharp as razor.
Their lcngi iB go feet thry are 20 br Aucd With cn'
r4,l OF 900 itr p0Rtr fId nit pierced 1i %, euhf.
"IAoii pNInl. in. guar iAi,td fiat tcir spec llrl
no, Dc lcff ldi g. Knots au h1nr The p'an Wal given
20 ilo hpDldcF and lc contracted io execute 70. Tie
ll r OF timber brt lh'I h cuunldt Iahir portion ol
ir1n .cd lu their hi'ingfi Ny Niif Their f0idy S %
bo rtlv Increased Wbrf ftili aorc eg,fs tr inngi-
tcr o'.nef8nf 700. 40 aa ,nc. ~ s slI. Of iwcni5
fica n9u Helcflc. There aro $50 fim ir clpIc-8 Oh
tIc .foft .r tic fi.i If At. lm0i lAo c0lri fft'd
tl.bbnid,rof BoideauX. ihc oldor Wrl niten o. A.m
b. ins reliant of tofn, o account e, uiuiclgh coz
lea eapHiiflt Du hYJ.0J hnNfh l4i h.hr inH tt' ail
Wr'glfs thoma..gel, i oppcmt neafcey Ano" Iloie
Llnl Oiborf.
"fsfl..e tc4s,lr lronoi what $50 tan poravf-tlui
H. rl,s ihe uoei II licl D. fc4hrcd 10 lnr c1naCty
Ter carrying olr,oe . Is gp o ue suppose ri Tat they
frc intended 0r i4o ucrolrnt service th tl,y 4p.n o.
Lrf of I4ri tInu4re I'D ls luclt.a ul ihrr ci. Acc
fenI m r fapsd ftIyioa in Ae Chinese tras II wa9
even said tiai Boy ale being burt or hc company oi
the f,nntefics lmpDr.es, Jrt thotc Who sad 1o of
lot ta, tLe Company nave ileir own docAJs.G nI iG
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
CONT OF ApPPALs.


A lis, oi tho lrst 100 causes on the speclM ana
General Cal.n lars q tie Coas; o Appeh fer september
spe II slender Ca..I-i rccp!r as Fcy.nfcr reoplo
ar,' { .snrt~I q People a.t Coaei.
Cal IL oass'on ssi fsf,on' ard o'lsf, 49,. p....,,.
clas Ms Boacn as Iaaads, y E.i'i as- roH,i
:. 0ariner act Barney ani ancihefi U hrly az tnpu'
. Arcade bank as " haen lo, Mlt.n az. "aton, u.
ss 6ana-an. l Psyuc Az Oirliac' D. Nan A''ync sfi
an Afyne i6 Noolies ~. - John y, Dlnnci as net
d., H.-is People sst Comnl.sio,ess q Txcs. Sc.
Her.io.A 20. People a. keyIci Res!''e. &C.
s.eSi, 0si,r-.s. Reed as MercAaAl' Insurance Com.
rlny - Reed as' Ina IAirisnec Company li M'"fa"
Gra,r,i Ca.eud,r Reslmel.-ls Fre,rsn o, L,wicnee
sri 10. Scott as hcscr ani arc ~ Mrr,ri a't
and orr. 81 sharp ind ors ~ Torpsrs a. hyaf aat
or I5l Do woi aud at Rockwell 49, ba,A ~ Ioe
iflwn end of. as hfd.,l aai ano l'', ost-a Io' is
Raymond aai ~. Day at lown'enii la' ~ T.
cfln apd o. as Sands, ltl CT-wfpEl a.. bcane ~
l'J Burr 80. llo-~i lti iic0olt and we oF' y 81
.i. n H. H. Co.. lt5 Williams az Fn'0ib blt; .t1, Oaiinfn
ar Taylor snd orr. l63 Wa.l az Vanderbilt i's hao1
i. i,anf. l6l banks asi Pattern J'.' snd aa' A,Ns
Noolay, ~! 81 John eui cst VI, Wales and
aap ~, st j., JeAn 5 40 J., 81, u, ,, .sa t.., oSs.,
ag,. wi .5a, ~ ~, John mi others sst Nonfsi, ~
I,ft,.or aai oihsfs AIT Comssock ~ Nrooran at.
Grh.ls -. falcvs and sihesa as Lord ~ wsaeh'rr
ld,n Cutlery Go. art. ilobgoea NJ samc is' s-. j..
Wo't az, Nca.Yofk Fire and Mai6e .i G. i3. ha,bo
CO. - Has-oln md Others as smith ~ ous asL Ma
and o.us; 49, hcln,ty Az ,h.sci lj u-i.nsAorts as'
Jacoht . H. l9 koft rau idisc Go. ue smith "a oth,
~, RYDER md another sst Union India kuhoc. o. j. d
lockwood at'. finn, 10. n N.cAs ins Co age N,icausi
NUual lusai.rcc Company, lg5 oiltucl a. StrH-fi
laa. South berwick HsuN aft Ltchhed l5i. ~
John agt. Northfop; l@. fry az. benncti lsa Meh'i
nov ani ohri AIT tut,f q a. 2j LUCKY az. kuicklw
.I Lcafd uei CaG.csoni 2ol, Leland 4st Cameron 20
llcay es. Efrle 2gJ, sicman at. scAiE" = =
i,..r s.f sn..h. .05 Fowlts aet Rowman .to, Ripley
a-' TIA rsuraffr Coz g0I Canastota Hank SGT siuns
o hauh OF Coop,rtoAu ost Woods, u Sane is, .,.ine
u. f.. ~ Nes' hly.u l. Perkins, 2ln Nlfn aft ,4np
ben. Hl Field ari. Now York Ceurl Railroad 90 sl'
Uutt4lr.l s. Coming Railroad Co. agt hosa Railroad 60.
lf -wrrrfu l others 90 Swiuhufn, 2i sm'th md others
se. Coo 2.3 Robinson agt OsbaIn 26, Root ag W amrg
.l. 1lfa .ft ty af Noc.rstrr; 2l3 frcltid ast PA
l,.rrn .ia rs.rH County sank sgt Russell and Others
~ lloosts BE- Ea,l Bank of toghr,tcf. - .
fhED l. \. TALLMAGE, ilcIk.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
sriring ;'c Ec2Tccs sy shc sou'h.
ETOAs EiHc sHGex, lhc kIebel organ fn I'm

without placing absolute oredencc in the
Startling intelligence brought b. the Hbeulan, II -
safe 20 GDecCl0io upon H. If not actual fact 80 r'
event which fas recently entered into the range
Of immediate probabilities. We have, IN the various
ruuols TIA preceded this last direct announcement
many Indications that The question OF arnug TIE slave
Dolua,eu has been under careful and scIol. con iu-
Grafton IN the Confederate cDunscls 10 also ccriiu
that the subject has been iIeqgcnB dlcusc- Dy
the COllcdeac8 ana tlclr friends IN Euiopo thin la
last few months The Southern mind. therefore. Or
boiA sides OIL the ocean has been npcrne YT tl stP 10
and If not already taken, is prepared 20 'ekc h IL-
gent observers Of the struggle have tor. been a@ re
that a ast resort the South poss0.od du element %
lltent strength which, whenever called forth N9lil et
once shift The numerical supcuOItt % tue a!lt WIc
has heretofore been the we4ke alc ts end the col-
Bict. JhO.e WHO knew the temper - tic cDii'in lcO
pie knew Gnat II the alternative were Ills presented
bet rccA Independence ana ,lo maintenance Ol negro
Slavery - would aot hcsltatc an b. .at to saclAcc uc
latter TO the former.
The choice made 1t is not in the So.thcra character
t. resort 20 Aai way measures j. tic measure De-
ezpedieL 10 would be CalIlcd oar thoroughly and
wiiAout delay. negroes were o. nr il.4e1 mo arr.
ng would be- saa5se. The chief obstacle .a} aOi 1
arms On ',i.cf exco1f il tic ocl.itlD. Vlrrc
The negro u corrupted by long contact ith rae
1;hkces, p. them nIGn ever cit fi'Ild d11tL
ne diht vas IN tho reIagnanct "l'c. l.oIi na.
,lon regarding The bcauI4 Of aIIs a8 4li'-etr aid
h hpA"I Ius, bee s8agily lcel ID extending iAat f4
"ec ana mot honor % sergilc race t .i 1c coil oI
paiTlol4sm the S0ut-erHer8 would slc4Ice As loJIg.
nance es 'Ley nave sacrificed property l.d l' hhom
lor uVADt Hch Is that we DO Iot b0..e tIe al s a.
I1!tary n,cess.iy 80 great as 20 ir a. la
last. though hf1Iho.e. reserve. 81 .re time a
must 10 remembered that tie S0ut., .' IA. ia.nH.O
viii not wait uuiI driven b. nce. A d.. r...,ft o. a
measure which they foIc,ee dat L., B..l i.ly NAV
tcquiTe.
Inc force which tie South can tl. .r.. throw
into the scale insuHIg pTOnpl rcr. r.
pblc. Five hundred thousand f f.e,d ..i .r e'
aearIv The whole number Of 9bc-iod.el nrgloe. ..
ilAs iirisdctiOu " the COuf,dcrler, f.D lI., le
rgared with less detfmont to agTlc' 4f.. .af ..l
my clut proportion of aty oiLlT arornr pop. ..l
Tie fDu'h has abandon ed % 10 y8uli tfapch hD .
u asked from ibe soil bat foof l0f t fqol..i.
sf tif black female labor VIII slilcf. an4 ~ fi.
taJdineee. and strength. tue fcln1l. H .i.rin caI
liI exceed the peasant women " ..'I..a i.iH,e. /
lAo nci lands Of the cotton foTi.. l .i Ifd
lhe young and aged Who cault. .' .'YH NIIt.I
sud oatls Nor IL there any eei..l. tl.. - " gun
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24

;zinc this force In the South unlike the Moth the re-
lations between the white man and the black are wen
defined. and are accepted by both without question;
thev rest upon reciprocal confidence and perfect
derstanding of each others character.
The white man therefore will not feel degraded or in
nn anomalous position in commanding negro troops. If
the discipline Of the plantation is less rigorous than that
Of the camp II is nevertheless an admirable preparation
for the latter and has moreover The merit OF furnishing
ready TO hand q class Of efficient nOn-comm ssioned
ocCrs accustomed to the exercise of delegated autno
ity those OF their color and 10 the respons
blity Or their good behavior. EvCn the scarcity OF
arms is nsuporablc obstacle. There are probably
rnOun Of firearms for select corps of negroes aread
familiar with their use and for the others 1t may be
dauitod whether they wond not be more ehecti'e IN
tho field with the more primitive weapons Whch t.c
blacksmith shop on every plantation could readily
E,rgo ont Of the implements Of husbandry. hundred
Thousand negro pikemen OF scythomcn would probaDy
he more formidable body for immediate service thh
tie same number Of raw recruits lntiusted VIII % an,
wor,ed weapons. There is no doubt, also, that tne
Greater portion Of the negro leyies would he queAY
thrown across the Northern border, where ~ N9isi
thcy would have to meet foes no better armed OF dre
than themselves.
As or the ncgros courage, when supported and led
bv his master not against him. we have never enter
famed doubt The Confederate negro troops VIII nc
Ms much sUpeiOT in stcadincss ana effectiveness 10 ic
block oy Of the North. MS the Sepoys under European
officers were 10 the munoGS hordeS oi Ncna Sdllp.
B,idcs what the negro lacks in that intelligence which
claraei cries the white American volunteer he more
tLan supplies by implicit obedience and nscnsihihiy t.
dancer AID he thus possesses the very qualities wcl
professional oC, rs are prone - consider Tie ShssI o
lie soldier Ii lhc military importance Of such an
enormous recession to the numerical strength Of the
COn.clofacy is almost hcyOnd adequate comprehension
the political and social aspects OF the measure assnn'
even more gigantic promotions. II IS The most CON
nCfe scheme oi emancipation that Visionary tiCi
Lieam,d oE and though we CanrCi disguise the tcrb,
danger of thus slDycltine az one blow ne wloc socla
fabric Of great country, II IS undenabe that the cX
pertinent If i has 10 he rcd. IS tired IN ihs ioin VIII
immensely superior practical prospects, and under
/ tower disadvantages.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
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