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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-09-10
Dr. FRS
PAIN PANACEA.

For the cure OF Pain both externally and inter.
naifv. The greatest Pa:n-curing Remedy yet
discovered. Pain cannot hong exist where
this remedy is Faithfully used -
For PAIN II the Stomach. Rack and Bowels,
Burns, BRUISES, Cuts and swellines, Collie Dia-
rhea. and rheumatism. Headache, roothache
and Earache. and Neuralgia, II cures almo st
instentaneousfy =!
CVHRsNNEE DrSrsASrS, such as Dyspep.
STA. Liver Complaint, General Debility. Pever
and ague, Canker, or sore mouth, Putrid Sore
r Throat, w ak Eyes. Spine and Kidney Disease
0id Sores ughs and Colds. and Caked or
Sore Breast. In all the above named diseases
10 only needs to be faithfully used and cure Is
certain.
Or. -. =. smith, Druggist thigh standing,
In Richmond, Kentucky, says "Dr. BAKER'S PAN
hCEA Is doing wonders In this neighhorhood, In the
way OF healing the sick, the Rheumatfcs among the
number. Perhaps the most REN,E IN BIZ Is that
IF an old citizen Of this place who had been suffering
from Rheumatism for fifteen nedrs. He isnow well
and for the great blessing he enjoys in the
shape Of uninterrupted good health he Is Indebted 10
your Invaluable psSAcRs.
Proprietor, II, sCGvILL.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-09-10

THOSE STRAWBERRY PLANTS 1T will be
recollected, by subscribers TO the New
York Tribune. that certain strawberry
plants were to be distributed this season. TO
subscribers to that paper. We see by an
nouncemeut in tho Tribune, that the pack
ing Of the plants win be commenced on the
10th of September. The Tribune cannot
say how longit viii take to complete the
packing, but it viii be pushed as fast az
possible, 50 that parties Interested here will
be supplied at an early day.
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The Ottumyya Post office.

The completion and occupancy Of the 6rst
building specially devoted to the postal
service in Ottumwa, suggests brief review
of this most indispensable Of all our institu-
tons.
We learn from the "cldestsin hsbitant''
that the first person who had the honor u
filing the high and lucrative position Of dis.
pensor of letters to the pioneers Of our city
in its earliest infsncy, was Mr.. David Glass,
one Of the original Ppopretors of the town
and now a resident Of California Bela
White was Deputy and kept the Office in
Seth Richards Store. The next Postmas-
ter Of whomi~e have any account wss'Pan'
G.. Jeffrics He held the office when we
came here in 40, tho Office being then kept
in VIM. s. Carter's. Drug Store, the build
ing now occupied by Lewis Gsbrich as 8
saloon r. II. Warden was appointed Post
Master in 1s49 and removed the office ia
the aDes Moines Courier Office, then kept
in building opposite Walker & Co.'S Ii.
ouer.store. The Office was removed twice
curing Mr. Warden's administration. first
to the I'd story Of Washburn's Stove..store,
and next to "Odd Fellows Hail." now a
Dwelling. then standing fronting Market St
with a mill yard. generally full of saw logs
between it an,. that'strect.
Upon change Of politics in 80, Stephen
Osborn became Postmaster and occupied q
building. since moved bs>k, then on tho
corner II Front and Market. Here the Of
tics was kept several years, through o.
horns. and his successors, T. j. Holmes
admin strations. John c. Fisher succeeded
and took change of venne'to the corner @
the alley on the west side cf Court Street
between Front and Second. Fisher suhse
auently removed to Dsums Building. prs
ent ste of .Taylsr's Drug Store. a shor
time before lie was succeeded by DR.. ALFRED
Hawkins. ~hs remained in hat locality &
month or so, and then removed to the wood
en- Row near the corner Of Front anf
Court streets, pr sent Saddles shop o
Smith & Ssllee. It was stationery here
through DR.. Hawkins term and three
months into the present, when, about the
lat Of September, 1861, it was removed t
Pun -oy's Block. and thence, on the ooh
day Of August. to the present locality, Ger
ner Of Market and Second streets, where we
trist the public find themselves as well &C
coumodated a. ~e certainly do.
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LADIES' Festival The ladies ofthc Pres
byterian Social Circle propose hsldng a
Festival at the Court House, on Thursday
evening Of next week.-17th inst, the pro
coeds to 60 towards purchasing lot for
building purposes.
Friends the Church and the Ot.um-
wa Seminary viii promote two god t!iivc.S
nv natrop;zinp IL
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TIE Pest cfflce has been removed to the
Corner of Market and Second Street. on the
corner ne xt Nor.h of The late Office
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2. G. Dsum has ornamented the front OF
his block with beautiful cut stone pillars,
making it decidedly the finest front in the
city. His building is now making rapid
progress
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PERSONAL - Senator Harlan passed
through the city onsMonday, on his way
home from Bl omfield, where he spoke on
Saturday.
Hon Geo. G.. Wright. Chief Justice o
he suprcme Court, honored us with brief
call en- Tuesday.
Mr.. Frederick Arthur, with r. Ladd &
Co. last season, has returned te Otiumwa,
to fill the position Of Bookkeep.r in that es-
Enlistment the coming season.
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ErIRcopAL SEEvIcE.-Rev. 3. r. Clifford
will hold servics at the Episcopal Hall, over
C. G. Wsrdeu's Stre. next Sunday--13ht
last - at 10 Ia O'clock a. m and Il o m.
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While war .bsorbs the minds of men,
And all true hearts wish pesce again,
While patriots brave have left dear homes to fight
For Freedom, Liberty and Right;
Yet party strife still, seems TO hold the sway,
Andpoliticians fight N rule the day
Forgetting. that. united We musthe,
Or ne'er exist as nationally free.
IT'S hard indeed that ,ur for rnuntry'E sake,
Can not mite ss osr, from Gulf to Lake:
But worse by far that we in North shouIi drag
To earth nv wrangIng our once noble flag
There's still ono hnne-Hni one Is all,
To hold our right. avert our fall;
Tis simply this-'nid cannons roar
Proceed 70 Betts's Clothing Store;
The an.idotc he gives for cure
Is mild and pleasant, "ri 'tis sure:
lie sells you first, Coat. rants, or Hat
And then TO match, nice Cravat;
fstill Won want you'l get a shirt
Which comes to you as cheap as dirt:
lie keeps &c give 70 all he suits
Gloves. Collars Comforts, Caps and Bests
Or anything that you may lact,
From Shoe-strings to carpetsack.
For those that ready-made won't please,
He'll meet heir wants their troubles ease
He keeps the best Of goods m hand,
Give fits that can't be heat by man;
Ais styles are new, and always neat,
For tasty dress he csn't he beat.
Come then come all and buy ofthose
Who gives you bargains in your clothes.
f. W. BELTS.
ttumwa, Nov. 22, 1862.
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rI,c Confession. and Experience
DR.. VIM. HALLS
Ralsaru fnr the lungs +!
DR.. WEI. HALLS
Balsam for the Lungs!

Cincinnati :, March m 1876.
MEssPs a. T.. SCovrtL q Cn.-Gen Two winters
ago was very ia,v with Consumption and physi-
clans seemed to fail to do any permancrt hereht,
and continued to grsw worse and worse, until nv
physician told me thu. If NV lungs ,rHs entirely
zone and that I corIa not net preYi then tried
DR.. Halls Baisam which Mt first sickened me- hut
I soon threw OF large uratitics of ris''er and
phlegm. my cough gradually cease1. my lungs he
gan to heal, and continued IN improve tin was
entirely cured. and have han~ able attend 20 nv
business ever since. soon afIerward r-Horrrn e'cd
II 30 acquaintance Of mine wito was srGEiirD
skeleton, and apparently worse th vas. lie tells
me " was the NJ savnC bic life. For further
reference call at nv residence. M. ~, south
side of Rast Third street, between Broadway and
Sycamore streets, or Mt thu Museum Sycamore
street. JOHN 4. B0WIQTINE.
See advertisement n16-lstf
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Most Of the farmers in this region are
busily engaged in cutting up their corn.
at least in low situations, where it has been
frost bitten, or is exposed to frost.
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BY patronizing it. !.

MYRIcK & WEST CoAL. This entsrpri-
sing Arm are driving tn Q coal business this
Fall with comnsRdahlc vtgor. and are pre-
psred, thew inform us. 20 srpply any de-
hands in thi. market They have very
productive bank, and as they penetrate
further into it, tn. quality Il che product
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THE SrREErs -Seeond Street, at College
Hill, is receiving some improvement by cut
ting down at the top and filing up the ra-
vine a!.the crossing Of Jefferson Street
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We are under obligation to Mr.. John
Hill, Of Richland Township, for . present
to this office OF some water-Kellona of rich
and most excellent favor.
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Hon. James Harlan, u S. Senator will
address the citizens of Wapello County at
Ottumwa on Friday, September 18th.
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m ne rAp.E.n.s m.s.sAraaoAD
CLEANSE YOUR BLOOD.
sCOVTbI's
Blood and Liver Syrup.

The recipe IL given to all pbysiciaDs--
That they nav know what thev sra using.
The combination of ssrsaparilIr with stiIling!a,
IL -ell known to ail medical men as
The best compound 10 Yi't~iJy he koo0 ever used
u cures Scrofuia In all its wGrst forms.
All diseases NJ the skin u cures eIectnaly.
d Syphiliitic Swel'ngs Ervsir aIas, Scald Head.
salt Eheum, Female complaints, Tumnrs,
Kings Evil and all diseases arising from any i'm
purity Of the blood
Physicians will tell WOW 10 let alone all
proprietary or quaek medicines as they call them.
Why For the simple reason that they are pnt up
With printed directions and the mare aud liable Is
copyrighted Show them the formula OF preparation
and In nine cases out OF ten they will approve Of IT,
There are testimonials from physicians whose preiu-
dices are over balanced by their good sense, of he
excellent virtues of Scovit Blood and Liver Syrup
and who are uring Il for their private practice.
sofdby II. SCOyILL,
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TELEGRAPH CoMPLETED.--W have the
pleasure of announcing the completion Of a
Inc Of telegraph fiom Burlington to this
place, ant our consequent connection by
lightning with the rest OF the world TIE
wires were up 10 the depot on Saturday,
O, Mo,day Mr. superintendent Jno. l.
Waite, adjusted the instruments. and on
Tuesday Mr.. VIM. A. Morgan, who is to he
the operator here. was at his post, but the
line, ewing to some arrangement somewhere
did not work at that time Everything Is
now all right and ready fer business.
The..B.::& N. R.sR. Company are entitled
to great cradi. for their enterprise in build
ing this line these hard times, and We hope
they, A. well as the public, win derive great
benefit from it.
In fact the Burlington & Missouri River
Railroad Coff1pany is one Of the most ent er.
prising and prosperous IN the county
There are indications Of purpose to ex-
tend their road west from Ottunwa at an
early day.
We received the following from Mr..
Durham, of the Hank-Eyc:
BURLINGTON, Sept eth, 1868.
Brother Norris.-The Hawk Eye res
ponds to your greeting upon the compile
ton Of the telegraphic Union between Bur
lington and 0ttumwa. May the connection
be enduring and prove mstually sdvanta-
geous. CLARK DUNBAR.
The FEMALE SOLDIER. strolling Fe-
male, claiming to have once been in the CAV
airy service, proposed to lecture at the
Court House, ore night last week. The
novelty Of the idea, and the very moderate
! terms of admission, only Is cents. attracted
full house Of boys, with sprinklng of
those ofa larger growth. It soon became
apparent that the t'female soldier" was, to
say the least of her, humbug, and that,
although she couldn't lecture she cotNl and
did ehd'c tobacco, besides having other pc
culiarities Of style manner. and expression.
not nerally regarded as becoming to the
gentler sex, the literary enterta nment was
speedily converted into farce Of tho most
disgusting description. Mr.. Bob Ridley,
being master Of ceremonies, the boys be.
came demonstratiye, until finally Mr.. Brown
very properly interposed. by putting out the
lights, and Surrounding in darkness q scene,
which ought never to have sssn the light
Under cover Of the darkness the "female
soldier" dissolved 'nto thin air. leaving the
boy-ssomewhai hewidered with the sudden.
mess with which she rose, fourishsi and
"skeddaddled :"
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Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Ffes, Epiiepey,
lNe1anc holy. reura sHS1
Ayers Cherry Pectorai

II
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoar-ene&
Cro.p, bronchitis. Hneipieui Cove
sHmPtion, and for ahe Relief
Of Coasnmptive Paticnts
In advanced Smges
Of the Disease. II
This n remedy so universally known to eur
any other for the cure of throat and lung coIrpa =
that it is useless here 10 publish the evidence
virtues. lite uuriy allied excellence for coughs II
colds, and It's truly wonderful cures of puimon}|
disease, have made IL known throughout the eli
lied nations of the earth Few are the communi(
or even families, among them who have not & d
personal experience of its effects - some ID i
trophy In their midst of its victory over the q
and dangerous disorders OF the throat and ID 8
As all know the dreadful fatality of these disoI q
and as they know, too, the effects Of this rem h
We need not do more than TO assure them that 4 =
now all the virtues that 1t did have when ma y
the cures which have NON % strongly upon
confidence Of mankind.
Prepared BY Dr.. J. C. AIR 4 c., LEVEL, II
-, nIs.-J. l.. 1as lur, Stout ,os
Peer Utecht, Otnmwa; G. F. I'm
Agency City J. Finley, PIT. Richmd
j. l.. S;nnaid, kirhrille IL
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CHINA, GLASS,
AND
G u e e N s w a r III!

XNE are now prepared to offer TO the trade !.
w general assortment Of
FRENcH CnINA, QuEENswARR 4 GLASSWARE
ofalistyles and qualities, at prices that csnno fsso
decentralization. Having visited Europe in person
and made permanent arrangements for the direct I'm
portation Of our Wares feel usiaed Ia asserting
that We can sell goods as low any house In the
United states. Personswho are largely engaged 10
the business make arran gements With us 40 inn,
orsthsr goods directly from Earooer small ad.
vance on the sterling cost
~ COAL OIL LAMPS endess ar,e,y. NJ vrr,
lee prices. McKITTERICK MILLER
0rimes' block, corner Main and yalley-.,.
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RAIS.-It sprinkled = litile Tuesday eve
ming, and commenced raining quite hard
yesterday morning. twas very much nee
ded in this locality- The weather is quite
sceld.
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Lieut.. ". II. p Norris, is spending few
days with his family in this city.
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Col s. w. Summer. cf the 18th Cavalry,
spent from Friday, last week, until yester
day, at his home in this place. lie has re-
turned to Davenport, He is under orders
to leave with the remaining two compa-
nies Of his command, on the 10Th, for Oma-
ha
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mo NERNnus srrrFERErs or nnr1 Sexes

VAVU NFKNUUS NtFFF FREESV F 'I''VIF FENE S.-
AReverand Gentleman having been restored
to heath in few iays after undergoing all the
al routine and irregular expensive modes OF treat
inert. without considers IL his sacred dirty
TO communicate to his afflicted fellow creatures the
MEANS CrRE. Hence. the rocefpt If an adj
dressed enveope. he win send (freel copy of the
prescription used Direct TO
Or. J0HNM. DAGNALL, ts6 FuIton 1T. Brooklyn v
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For sssai., i4s.e, EeOssc is&sa. i az a.
Bed EssgS, N0SAs isl sfssGs, If0D!.
ciin, sxc ssaRecss Oaa EssslEsis.
rvsYi., ks.i.Mu,a. g..
Put up In 25c. soc and ~ ~ Boxes, Bottles and
Flasss, 50 and - szes for HpTELs, nBLIC INsuru.
TfoHs, &c,
"Only reliable remedies known"
free from Poisons.'
mot dangerous to the Human Family"
Rats come out Of their holes to die
s2y Sold Wholesale ia all lnrge cities
seys sold nv All DpronIsTs srS r'Iites av.rrvb.-
saG :. BEwARs - CT all worthless limitations
80 See that "tosTAR'sm name Is on eacl, Box.
Bottle and Flask, before youhu
~ Address RESaSS q: CDSTAR.
sasy' Sold by JAMES g.. s'anIaR,
Jan. "a. Ottumws. Iowa.
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D R. HALL s RALSAM.

HEaf1's dlUrsg Bngsn7ss, in all cases gives
the best Of satisfaction.
HALLS LUNG BALSAM has wrought more cures
since It's Introduction than any other cough
medicine.
HALLS COUGH BALSAM is endorsed by our
leading physicians as the safest and best rem
edy now before the public.
HALLS LUNG BALSAM Is safe to use among
children, and vet powerful in eases Of chronic
pulmonary disease.
HALL LUNG BALSAM brings In certificates al
most daily Of it's wonderful cures in all parts
OF the country.
HALL's BAI.sAM for the Lungs is sold in every
Town In the country.
The more striking PPooS ofthe 'intrin-
sic worth and excellence of DR.. HALLS BALSAM
for the Lungs Is shown In the rarfdity with which
II becomes favnrite with the people. There IS
nothing Of similar nature hut what Is cast in
10 the shade when the Balsam has been thoroughly
tested. The agents for its sale the country over in
ordering for supplies very. enthusiastic in
its favor, saying at is Just the thing II acts like
charm its affects are truly magical" The afflicted
can order the medicine OF
II. SCOVILTI, Proprietor.
rs, Randolph ST.. Chicago.
to whom all orders should be addressed.
Sold by J. L. T ,ylor, at ottumwa q. F., Knich
Agency CT, y. steel and Cts. Clark, Fairfield
F. J. Observation-Disclosures. Ap; 50 '63
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ON. q. g. coLB,
or DIES MONIES
ms of WAPELLO

viii address tho citizens of WAPELLo
C0TNTY, atoNTUNw on the
saF. day os october,
at 10 o'clock p. m.
n TURN OUT AND HEAR A UNION
DEMOCRAT UPON THE QUESTIONS
OF THE DAY
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wrrELr rv

Ci. II. .SHEF'FER, GROCER
pr,LrR ~ PROVISIONS. &c.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11
Union Men IN Prisons.

Daniel Kelly snd son, and Gilbert Wool
soy, Of Greene county, in Easi Tennessee,
and B. Ciahagan, of North carolina. were
captured Es The reisels III 1851. while H..
tempting 70 escape 10 the Federal Hines IN
Kentucky confined In the Knoxville jail,
,lsnee taken 70 Madison. Ga, thence to
Salisbury. shd thence % Castle Thunder,
where they still are They were recrsited
by Capt David Fry, and their tAsniIies are
in a suffering condition.
Carter johnson, A. j. Bable, Joseph A.
and Je~se 4, Harreld, and Isaac LiPtrap, Of
Greene ecanty, were captured on their way
10 Keatacly. N July. 1856, and are h cAssIo
Thunder, while their families are Suffering.
DR.. Wm Rogers, Of Knox eoftnty. ~aa
captured Iast suIameF. rs q Fsgalar sprges,n
Of Tennessee regiment, ann contrary -
the rulse ofs war, and the pFianiples Of the
cartel agreed upon, Il held IN Castio Thua.
der
We hope and trast that our authorities
viii ssixe and ronsine an equal number Of
these rebels who are walking the streets Of
our tou,ns. talking treason, and playing the
spy, and hold them in si,o prisons here
until slaese men are liberated.
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Refusing a Comprculise.

The Consultation of the United States
iiirhids any intsrferenee with slavery in the
States; ba, it WIS argued BY the South
TINT tie anti slavery power might amend
tho Constitution, AMI that they had no 81
enrity that the North woiild no, carry such
amendment ovcrtheir heads, To meet this
obIcctfcn, Mr., coRwfx. Of Ohio. in 1851,
submitted he f6Ilowing addition TO the
lseA SECTION ofthc Federal Constitution, and
proposed to hsve 4 adopted By thrco.
fsarthsaf the States
NJ, n,r.sis.t hal, ~ made IN the Caslstisa:ksn
slA..h shall Krsss.flze or give Cungrss power te
aistssh ~ inssgfsfe within any Ssat Rth the d.
tn,stsf in.iiusjsp thereof iEc1liRg thai = 'es''s'
he'll Il, .srvscs ss lshsr ~ he loNr - sli aSse
The tssd astleDscat OF tie SeNc,l qa''.@-
lion was proposed b. Republican; AMI
although. il was carried by . vete OF - 70
n in the ssris..ae, and by a IaFse majority IN
,hs Hoae.s Il wax carried by Rff~asseaa
aia,thers sssss. the saath voting against 10,
am the ground that they had rsssatress On
,r,inv oat, and breaking IA the uniss''
Virsiaia proposed ~Peleo cangrerss 10
,ueet IN Washington, in February. ieGl, tn
l,e compo,xd Of delsgatcafFeai all sias State
Kentucky favored tlsls napiioa, and bier Lag
islatslrc. in chr sixiag Of .el, 50 ieeiare-t
The epeaee Congress rad. strong asll, and
NASTY conservative msa ssme ieom TIE
zprth, The South seat aP Rres-lasery
,,,.,,. ,.,a ia, pro- slavery FEELING was IN the
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Female HesDectabrisy.

Il j. common remark in tlIis locality,
amon,r n esrt-iu nIs-s - .Ls fsrs-r-ss FrsSsa-
zion, that while 1he great majority OF the
females in the city and country are on the
shie Of tho Cnioa, ali tho resycCt.t,is ladiss
are Secessiouists, ami do not sv1paihre
with the low -HangsI aionists- We have ~
controversy with the ladies and conrele ~
them ali the re-'pectabiIity they cIaim- re-
mindng them that thi, thing Of reqpecis-
hility il mere mater 81 tEr,-. and that W.
differ materially about VIA, constitutes re-
spectanllitv
We hops tho respectI5ildy Of the country
will not honor US. or ours, with their visits
or their sy.mpathies. We belong u the
'low-fang' party Of Unionists, and don't
aspire to any higher elsss of associates Fo
have always dcspised. in our heart Of hearts,
a hateful aristoeFacy ia this ooaRtry, bssed
upon the ownership Of fer asky EegrssI.
and arroga,ingto thYrasc.yes all the dcosncy,
sIl the talents, and sill the .respeetability Of
the social circle We have foughs th-s> ar
rog,.nt pFetcaders for quarter eC evn,gry,
and we thank God, and the Uhioa Army,
that we have iyed tosee thea reach she'r
proper destiny, and We are by IL means
surprised To dad them trying 90 pal DOWN
the honest tlboring nssSes T. theiT OWE de-
graded level TAois boosted superiority,
thcir insulting eonscioaness ct greatness,
and ,.lcir actual claims 70 sort o( iaflae
o-'gis--a game they have p.ayc. az for tea7~.
has actually PLAYED out, Ilcpe,torth. they
aro 10 stand upon their own merits. an''
God knows tia, most cF thgm VII stand
upon a slender f1uRiation
The sIsw-aung sye. the "maf-'ill1' Of
society, the hsTd,iisted yeplagRyy "f 'a's
country are going 70 govern il, and the -
qef.Ib;ilty OF TIC land may preparv 10 meet
their hamiliatiun EprcAFEn LkBoR j. ~
take the place of yoar si.'rNss1t'cy, and il
viii not bs long until !, viii be booked Rison
Is no Disgrace for man Ia est his bread BY
the sweat Of bis facel