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The New York herald., 1863-12-17

ron the ooers Of tho Fourth and Sixth Massachusetts,
coofed regiments asking Tor the pay and bounty
are allowed 70 other troops. Referred 70 the Military
THANKS TO cERraAL GRAFT AND ARMY.
Mr. WILSON reported back the Joint resolution tender
ing the thanks OF Congress TO Major General Grant and
the officers and mon Of his command, with Q recon
msndation for Its passage. Adopted.
KANSAS PRISONERS OF WAR.
Mr. LAns (rep) OF Kansas introduced resolution re-
avo 10 the treatment by the rebels OF Kansas prison
He made q statement that Captain Brown, Of Osce
os last summer in one OF the prisons of the South
Kansas soldiers in irons among other prisoners
not IN irons, and he understood they were 10 be
put 70 death, az others had been. The Secretary
OF War communicated these facts to the Commits
souer OF Exchange, but received no satisfactory
information further than that recent reports OF the
character had been received Such had also been the
course pursued by Quantre and others in their raids
the vicinity OF Kansas The resolution adopted.
TIE GRADE NAVAL oYrrKRs
Mr.. Hale, (rep) of N. H.. introduced bill In amend
meut OF the act TO establish aud equaze the grade OF line
officers 10 tho navy, which was referrsd to the Commit.
Mr.. wnsoH. (rep) OF Mass, introduced bill in amend
neat OF the bill Enrolling and calling out the national
soLprxas' BACK PAY AND pouNY BILL
WILSON reported the Back Pay and Bounty bill, with
FRENCH sPoLIArions
Mr. SunSEs (rep.) OF Mass introduced bill TO salts.
lpoIistioas.
LAID oa the table. and ordered to be printed
ooDRYNG THE LAWS.
Mr. Suasxa called up the resolution relative to tho
cod .caton OF tho public laws. Adopted.
PROPOSED ANJoUIexMKNT.
Tho Hou5s Joint resolution for the adjournment beng
'calieu up,
Mr. FHszpRS (rep.) OF Mass, moved it be laid the
etabio.
Mr. GRmEs (rep) Of Iowa. suggested that the Senate
vote Il down Lost II DO taken up hereafter
Mr.. rlossESDES accepted the suggestion
Tho motion was lost BY yeas 4, nays rs. Messrs
Duckalew. Henderson, Powell and Wright voted in tho
Affirmative.
MESSAGE FROM IHR PRESIDENT
"A message received from the President COmmuni-
eating statement IN answer to resolution OF the last
Coneress from tho Secretary of State. Adjourned
The New York herald., 1863-12-17

oArARRu OF THE rrsrAnio Mur0Os
MbMBRAkE. 0BsTRU0rfOk or riin
EUSTArUiAN rUBu
The New York herald., 1863-12-17
GROSS EYg srnA 9hrgsED IN osu

And evrry diseaSr OF the Kyc Bar rsIsitsg
mrduai surgical ali stteaisf ~ bJ DR. VOb NfVKN
BBRa st hs c,nsuuns $40 Broad say -uvA
The New York herald., 1863-12-17

GOsrau ud's Posdre subtitle Uprooss Hair
foe opp~s lips to~ forehead or aaJ pAN " ps .pfS
Warsulsl t1j bSoafway.
The New York herald., 1863-12-17


OmesAi Ora as~ssGs of the Library Asse.
eanSa Ooa oAays Lpltssy sf Esstgosg
sEvRA CLASs sS,-Dec. TO- 1884
- ~ 81 "a &C %. O.: 40. 30. 50 20
OsAAs s7O-D.c iS l3ss
II, 10. II. ~. ~. 20. 20. Al. 4. ~. ~. I6
Circulars sss, ~ atar~<sss
rRAhCk. KLLts 90 NAssgs,s 0orsCss II
Omsiai Drawings of sss she'sv Co,Iess
ksraA CLA4 7G-Dsc rs iHs
II 90 "a, -, A. AZ, 60. tS. ~. Gl. g. II t 20.
Osso ytt-Bss ~ t96s
49, 36. 1, Gs. II. %. b,. 81. "a. lG. Is. - CT.
r. SIMMONS 90
s,D~sssS " Jns A h,crs -
prsg-s Oashod In all i.-9a,tr-d Lotteries.
Iufps g,ye, JOsEFW BATtS BTossS
IL Wal .lresi. room n, 4 ~.
Price Csshrd and Iaforaaattoa Fur
olshef Ia al lsTsii,~d Lottsrs4
hHbCK co Brokers. ~ 'ias srsrt MI
Royal Havana fOttcry.-Thfrty per
cent premium paid fpf Pfi,-s fsfOrmst on furnshef
Hshss pro. paid Dput ali tinfs OF
silver TAYLOR q 90. BAaksus 10 Wal street
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Hiirs uafr Dye-JO Oonts, Btsek %
Bro~a fns,s,tsneoss Srlabs Dcp,s Ne. B,csg .'r--
SOD ~ ell arugsi.gs
The New York herald., 1863-12-17
Fire az Ximcenaes. I.d.

OtrussAu, Dco. 10. 1898.
Tao sofohopse and lumbsc shed of tho machine shops
Of tbs ono and Msss,pp railroad at Ylncs csones Ind
destroyed by are tins morning Ihs main bu,dnss
~ero oaly sAved BY sroas VIVID. whoh bow IA the op
p,,ite direction
The New York herald., 1863-12-17
E-auttfaI

Bcauttfoi oorapierion.-Latsa'c
'i no sasS H .s . Dat IS ,.s :aa .s1 aa
| C'ai- everyShsoe
urtdgr~ster t'si"t - -Imperviou. "a
.ne- sol ra uo,ysrsal ssno-ledscd th. s~. pant fs
raky roofs II REthOIJs ccncra Agent "a haifcn i.oS
Hogic's Hyperion Iiu,d Re.'orrs ana
Is, e'ns,ncod " Bo0LK Bosion. s.o,a svsry~acse
Dd's. as.'sss r,s,. sac rowsrsa, osy s.a s,xn:
s.,,p,noa, o'"P-t por'ao'e aud eaoient ssesa"
oo''''. opus.a. ss,. Broadway. L.f.rse ioa.s.
Biock sde eHunners-rag,ish Boots, snsss
snI oalef' ou steamer Pete h0n.
TAsEEg ."sqTIous
"N'''s'"''r ss"s rsse
Oss Mock from the ferry ''
B,iiia ra aTouroamsrt.-rn no Ls.t ,s ~ow
fHs sissnd's pr,es
Cnsps Chafes sailowuess, Hrupss~~s
eAuD aiiaiAo hed'rscd Soap sos B.s.d~s'
Cr,staaoro. Hair Dye. Prsserveav.
.oi w,g depo. wholesale ani rctss ~ Asios iAo-ss
The dye apPiisj ~ "Atui artsA
Composite Iron Raisng-The Most Oo-
rab'' io" fcaec Tor ee,mssry .o,,e-.r,s r,s,c.v,sw.s
as,S.o.i s.rcc,. sss. .; ssssSwss
Chitdreo's New styles for the taoAe-
ays-s'h beaver and Peli tiss scd r"reess q s -
d1rao, shapes saa .l,ss veyes .nd fur ss1 Tsrss.s
AkAi,ns Aad DrrS~ Caps p,rvASt ssd Ueoofol ~
ri 30 infant. h<kNrAA, oe<uGw
of Csaai aud Wooster ssceA
Doafooss, Impaired stght.
NOISES IN raB uEhD
CArAeKuAL AFFECTIONS IN rgR
THROAT
CHRONIC oArAnRH
OArARRu Ov THE rfsPANiO MUpDOs
MbMBRAkE. oBsfRUJrfOk or riin
EUSrArUtAN rUBD
CURED
GROSS EYE BrRhi3HrEEED IN ORN
MINUTE
And evrry diseaS OF the Kyc ryIsirtsg
M rsWai surgcsl ali stteaisi ~ bJ Dr VOb kfsKN
BKk0 at his o,oaulins 'osm. $40 Broadway Ys-uA
street
dis Parior Masrhos-la 6voun
aud slae botes at O. Cortanil slrccI MI
Eye Prrsevvers and sp-efaoiss 20
strengthen sod improve the sight OF old snd younG iaS
night without pain or fatigue Highly rvoomnes st~i w
The New York herald., 1863-12-17

Chitdreo's New styles eor the seeLs-
-sk Bea~rr and Fet t's,s s0d r1reas Of a1i -
dinernnt aud Velvet Fur Uso1 JeroAss.
skAns Aad Drr~@ Csps as.ei p,1uAst ssa ysasful -
stF. ior boys infant. sVd bkNrAa, oe<hGr
Of Csiai aud Wo0atsr stscotA-
The New York herald., 1863-12-17

Prsx-s oashod I'm all L-Ha,tr.d Lotteries.
Iufpsna give, JOsErW BATr3 Brossf
lt Wal NJ. 4 n.
The New York herald., 1863-12-17

Ia tho Heart Of the Andes, Ftiifng tho
n,ng valleys Vf Ears dooi Of
gsnce gows the Ngh oonng Cersos from Nh wsIea
lases Pha0n sons perfume OF that dc.
rived AIT tho rorii of tDa u king Of tho nov estrAn
Omciai Orawlags Or marraT. EDDY d
Co's MisSpur fsoaAsdes
Kssvvogs OlAss 6is-Dec ld tSe1
G. rs. so, ". 50, 20 ~, 80 IL 81, ~ g. g. 90.
oxe~srs ssatfsss q sssrss. ~ stdrsssiss eiss~ss
AURRAu. 6DDY JO-
Ooetngoa H.. o ~ tzsAA -.
The New York herald., 1863-12-17
Doafos.s, Ian paired stght.

NOISES IN rBB HEAD.
CATAgKuAb AFFECTIONS IN rag
THROAT
The New York herald., 1863-12-17

Prfsss Csshrd and Iator attoa Far
olshef la aii lagsil,-d Loits1s-
hxBCK q co Brokers. ~ pras s,rscI Mt
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15

Sickness IN THE 43.-There is some sick.
ness, we regret to announce. in the Al Regi
ment. Sands Building, corner of Front and
Market Street. Cd story, has been taken as a
h,spi tai. to which place all rrqui.ing treat
ment. only seven in number, were removed
on tn .sd,y. Thy are under the charge Of
the surg IN Of tn, Regiment, and will be
fit hfully attended to.
Our ladies wi II realize, from the ab we,
that fl Id i,o,,n.l ut our own doors, for
the exercise of n .ir kindly Offices. The
appeal to them will not be in vain, in case it
should ba nece sSary to mi Ike it. We do not
LEARN and have 10 reason to apprehend. that
fh"re will he much sickness in the regiment,
whose camp is 81 n,v NJ. bit more or less
sickness. we presu ne. must be expected
a,nons so large a b,l " of ;n,l, ,te-ia Up
o. new life, tn ,ciin,, .fh,bts and
away from the c,nforts of family and home
We merely make the sng ,es,ion 10 those
ever on the alert to do good, in order that
arrangements may b. made to provide every
Necessary atten.iance aud comfort, for such
Of tn. s,l,l,ars, WI, h,vs left all to serve
their country, a. my stand in need Of
them.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15

The Hog Cholera is prevailing to a re-
markable extern, in Van Barren Cou lty.-
One farmer lost 800 by it.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15
Our Terms.

In view of the advance in the price Of all
printing materials and Of labor, we have
fixed the price Of the COURIER at $1,75 per
year, in advance We are gratiied to say
that our subscribers whom we have seen.
have cheerfully acq ,iesced in the change Of
terms. with scarcely an exception. IF from
any cause. payment in advance is not made,
$500 per year will he charged.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15

.B~ Almost the first real winter weather
we have had this season was yesterday. when
the mercury (not the paper of that name y
indicated 20 deg. above zero. Not very cold
winter weather, certainly. There has been
s,me rain the past week. but generally we
have had most charming spring like weather
all the time. The river opposite this place
is yet open and e ferry boats are running.
There is now considerable ice flowing, but
not sufficient to obstruct navigation.
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A FIRST CLASS NEwSp. ,pER.

But the CHICAGO TRIBUNE while fearless in the ex
preston of its opiuions and ntrotic In i,send
ors, aims at being first class newspaper ii brings
the news to the people ofthe Northwest several days
sooner than the pppcrs of the sesbnard. asea
Thewrak y contents of the TKtnrNE enbrac-:
lst,-A Complete Current History Of the progress OF
the War, with the ganeral news Of the day.
2d,-Copious Telegraphic Dispatches and Special
Correspondence, containing the Latest News
from all parts, down to the hour Of going I"
3d.-Reports of Meetings. whether Political. ReI
gious, Agric ulturai, Educational. or Mis- celane.
4th.-Proceed,mgs Of Congress and State Legislatures
important Speeches and Documents.
oth-Market Reports, Embracing article the
Farmer or Dealer can expect TO find quotsd in
newspaper. The TRisu tas achieved the
highest reputation as a Commercial p,per
eth,-carefolly Prepared Agricultural and Horticpl-
tural articles by "Rural," and other able wIit T.
on the Farm and Garden.
7th.Poetry. Tales. Anecdotes and Gossip, RevieiRs
and pleasant miscellany.
In short, the purpose and ambition ofthe Editors
are to make the CHICAGO TRIBUNE Interesting and
valuable visitor that Intelligent Western family
can afford to be wit bout it.
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- We neglected last week to express
the pleasure we experienced in taking by
the hand our fellow citizen, Lieut.. Geo. w.
Blake, of Co. X, Cd iowa, who was serious.
~ wounded at Corinth, and whose life was
for long time dsspaired Of. He has been at
Keokuk long time under treatment, al d
We are happy to say is now restored to com
parative health. lie will never be entirely
we'll again.
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Local and Miscellaneous

Arrival md Departure OF Mails.
OrTUM WA, IOWA.
EASTERN MAIL,
v1AB. N. r. r. r.
Arrives Daily-Sundays excepted-at 11:4s q. m
and S:45 p. m Leaves at $50 a. m and 300 D. H.
Time half an hour faster than common. Mail closes
half an hour before the train leaves.
SOUTHERN MAIL, (Keokuk)
VIA K. IT. M. 4 N. q. R.
Arrives Daily-sundays excepted--Atl2oo p. M,
andleavss at 900 a. m.
WESTERN MAIL,
WAX. Fr D. ~ 4 NJ R.R.
Arrives Da,ly-sundays excepted-at 900 a. m.
and leaves at 11:45 a. m.
NORTHERN MAIL,
VIA pAHLoNEaA TO sIGouRNkY.
Arrives every Pridav at o'clock p. m, and leaves
very Thursday at o'clock a. m.
SOUTHERN MAIL.
PIT ISABEL BLooMFIBLp.
Leaves daily Sunday excepted, at 1870 p. M, and
arrive at 100 p. m.
WESTERN MAIL, (Bakesburg).
CARRIED THREE TIMES WEEK.
Arrives and leaves every day. at o'clock, n. m.
J. w. NORRIS, p. NJ.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15

Young Blake has seen hard service. He
enlisted in the first company rendered il
this State. was all thro igh Missouri when
the Second was guarding bridges there was
along side Of Capt. Cloutman at the
storming of For. Donelson, and in the des-
perate fight at Corinth, being wounded the
first day.
We again express our pleasure at meeting
cur young friend under such comparatively
favorable circumstances, and hope he will
five long beyond the time when the flag o.
his couatry. which he has SO bravely defend
ed, shall again wave in triumph over his
country preserved. when none dare TO insult
or question its right to respect on every foo'
Of the soil Of the Republic.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15

A New CURRENCY. decidedly good
Joke was perpetrated at Marble HAIR by
gentleman from the rural districts, the other
day. 1t seems he had got some Of the
paste board currency, either at the same
place or elsewhere, aud pc, ceiving the mix
ed character Of the change 10 circulation, it
occurred to him that he IN, mers ought to lie
represented on change In pursuance Of
this not remarkable conclusion, he proceeded
to slice up potator, and making the pieces
5, 10. 3 aud so, he Invited live of his friends
to try plate each of Al ,lrs .'oysters receiv.
ed daily by express all d took a
plate himself. Tn. oyster. W ere discussed.
and rronoanc,d not bad to take Thereup
on the tive fi.niS deliberately walked out,
AMI their generous entertainer Married tp
the bar an forked over $l,25, the very low
cost of six stews wit h .frens, in potatoe eur
rency. remsrking that change in the country
was mir and th,t that was the y,,l fr n.rs
currency, and th,reup,l h,stily skeda leled
Mo!rs appreciation Of the Farmers currency
was very speedily indicated bva dlig. IN
earch about t,wn for the! gentleman from
country who paid for oysters in slices of 20.
toes. Whether he found him or not our
reporter we unable to learn. tut the thing
leaked out aud the boys had a good laugh
over it.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15
Eofal Notltes.
Special notltrs


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The best Ague Cure in use.
CHRISTlE,S A Remedy prepared by Regular
Physician
AGUE A preparation free from all min
eral ingre ents.
BALSAM Equally effectual In Ague, and Chill
Fever
When taken according to directions, Is sure cure
II debiltates the patient like other remedies.
Is pleasant, effective and safe remedy for children
II has stronger certificates than any other remedy.
When once used II will over after be sought for.
In short, IL stands az the head of Ague Cures.
DR.. II Daniels, Naperville, ILL.,, Sept. 4 1885, says
"Your Ague Balsam gives the hest satisfaction Of any
Ague medicine that has been In the country 1t
cures in every case, so far as have heard from.
could send you many certificates hut ii proves its
own good virtues in the cure Of Ague.
eB Sold by J. L. Taylor, Ottumwa. tNov.S I'm
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15

While war absorbs the minds OF men,
And all true hearts wish peace again,
While patriots brave have left dear homes TO fgh
For Freedom, Liberty and Right;
Yet party strife still seems 10 hold the sway
And politicians fght to rule the day .s
Forgetting. that, united we mustbe,
Or ne'er exist ms nationally free.
'Tis hard indeed that ALL for country's sake,
Dan not unite as ONE from Gulf to Lake;
But worse by far that We In North should drag
To earth by wrangling our once noble tag
There's still one hope-and one IL all,
To hold our right, avert our fall; %
'ris simply this-'mii cannons roar
Proceed TO Betts's Clothing Store;
The antidote he gives for cure
Ii mild and pleasant, rni tis sure
lie sells You first, Coat, cants, or Hat
And then to match, u NICE Cravst; s&
Hstill you want you'll get a shirt, a4
Which comes tn you as cheap - dirt;
lie keeps &c give to all he suits
Gloves, Collars, Comforts, Caps and Boots
Or anything that you may lacx,
From Shoestrings to q carpet-sack
For those that ready made won't please,
He'll meet their wants, their troubles ease
lie keeps the best OF goods on hand
Give fits that can't be beat by man; go
Ais styles are new, and always neat,
For tasty dress he can't be beat.
Come then come all land buy ofthose
Who gives you harsAipa In yaar clothes
aasxAxa, Nov 81 ises.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15

THE TaLE3tAPu AID ExpREss-The Bur-
lington & Missouri River Rai!r,ad Company,
with that enterprise whicl has characterized
all their operations, hive iecilei t. construc,
a line Of Telegraph from 3 Burlington to Of
tunwa. Proposals fnr flrniShin. poles, &c. !,
have been issnei. AMI tho wires have been
ordered. Wem.y, therefore, rea,o,ably ex.
to he speedily or at fir;heSt, early in the
spring. in Communication with the whole
world and tl, rest Of n,nklnd a building
Is to BE- erect I'd in the vaclnt sp,c. in front
of the Depot House for a Telegr ,ph and Ex-
press Office, the latter American Company
having taken the m,ntye.n mt of the bust
ness into their own h,ndS, and sent NJ. L
Haskin, an acc omp'ished Expressman, and
late Messenger Of the Company, here to su.
perintcnd it. Tn, Express OH e, for the
time being, will be near the ,irner of Front
and Market streets in the building recently
occupied by G. IL. Shelter, as a Grocery and
Provision Stme.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15

qGoLp.-Anotherg gold panic is reported in
New York. twas selling al high ~ 5 Al
= % Monday. The 6 use of tais advsace il
not stated.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15

Would il not be q capital iiea for our cit
liens to furnish the soldiers in camp with
reading matter, particularly ne Wspapers, af-
ter they have been read? Itwould doubt
less be great relief to the mon tony Of the
soldiers life to have a plentiful supply OF
papers and books to occupy such leisure
time as they can command.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15

RnxovED. direct the attention Of the
customers of g. II. Shelter. to the fact that
he has removed his Grocery and Provision
Store to Mocre's building, lately occupied by
DR.. Walker, on the South side Of Front St..
where they will find him abnndant'y sup
piled with articles in his line Of the very
hast quality
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15


DisrRESstNG ACCIDENT very dstres
sing accident occurred on the B. & VI. r.
Road, about three miles from Ottumwa, on
Friday morning last 1t hsppeaed on the
first or 4 O'Clock train. One Of the brake
men. bow nam,i Slaner. when the time
to brake at Agency City arrived was mis-
sing The train cmld not be delayed, and
tn, Coal,cto-, Yanc,v, left w,r to have a
hand car sent hack in n,diate!y to ascertain
what had become Of him. Tne natter, how
ever, was neglected, and it was not until four
hours after that the missing boy was acct
dentally founl. about the diSt.nc, fro n OF :
tumwa mentioned above. p,rfe:tly insen,i
blc and nearly ffnm W,rlw,s sent u
Ottumwa, and Mr.. Northup innedi.tely
dispatched hand oar and removed him to
the Depot II msa, where he has b zen linger-
ing in an ms IN slble condition ever since, or
until Yesterday, when for the first time SOM
slight encouraging syntoms were mani ,ested
lie has bee, unable as yet to explain how
the accident htppensd. It is supposed that
he fell ont Of tbs ha ,g,ys CIR while engaged
in sweeping it.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15
NO SUBMISSION TO TRAITORS
"The Union, must and shall be preserved"

This wei known and popular jnurn al is noted for
avowing its sentiments with candor fsarlessness and
Independence, II aims to be Righ. rath .r than OPP
uIar, and takes the responsibility of telling the
Pr ejudice and Ignorance.
The Principles and objects which the Chicago Tri-
hume expenses are:
The Cause of Freedom,
Justice aud Humanity. st
Perpetuity of the Union.
obediesce to the Constitution,
aud Supremacy of the Laws.
Denial of the Right Of rebel to
Hold any Loyal Personin
Slavery, and an Ahirmanance that Rebels
have no rights Under the Constitution, until
they first Obey IL
And the prosecution Of the war against Treason un.
til the authority of the Government is restored
the whole Union, There must be fltering-no
steps backw ards, Failure now will entail dshoBor
and misery, rendering insecure life and property.
and leaving the country a prey To anarchy, rapine
and bloodshed. We have strong faith that the year
1868 Ill witness the termination of the Rebel Con-
federacy, and that New Years of "a will rise
monstrous rebellion PROSTATE in death. over
Union reunited and saved, over a continet without
q slave
Three agencies which the President has solpmnly
resolved to apply will speedily tumble die Rebellion
and its Cause into the same grave. yigorou, often
sive movements % the army and navy and the fear
less enforcement of the conscatinn and Prooia
ton of Freedom. The first will give victory ov er
the foes of the Union the seconp will stop
and paw the National debt, and the third will 4
from the rebels their staff of support, and in the
beautiful language of our honest righteous and pa
triotic Chief Magistrate
" In gioing Freedom to Me Sine ,ce ensure Free
'dona to the Free, hopordJle alike in tchdt gire
,'dna 1rhdt zee reCpire. We shoH nObiY or
'nednty lose the iast best hope OF eayfh. uMe .s
Riegns may succeed, this conkd not ftil The tcdV
rs plain, pedcefM generons, Just. srty ,chich d
'fottoued, the ,cortd ,oi Joreoer applaud and God
.sDtust f0rersr bless" ...
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-11-18

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A SouTH CAROLINE NrcRo IN Nsw YosI.
IA c~haplsin shu. having tieen left behind
with the W unded At Gettysburg, WIS carried
~ New York, SAYS that but . few. vi tho No.
sroes captured AZ Geitysburg took the oath of
a,.!esinnce to the Yunkees. Most of them
steadily refused to work or fight for Lincoln.
He reistes the following conversation between
Gen. Morris, U, s. A. aud Titus, a negro from
South Carolina:
Morris.-Weil, Titus, are you willing 10
enlist and Eight for liberty under the Stars
and Stripes7 z
eTitus-No, air .ydu m,y shoot me fa4t, and
den l won't fight gainst iny Government.
Morris-Weil, Titus, they are going to put
you all in the army If you go South Z.
Titus-Dat's jist what want, sir.
Morris-Don'tsyou want . good suit of
c.othes2
Ttus-Not from your Government; air
my Government IL aoio TO give me clothes.
,Morris-Oh, pshsw! your Governments
Hpiayed OUT !; your money ia worthless.
Tftas-Dasa ell ynu kuowsbout it; lie mo-
ney' jjiiss as good in the Souf as 'tisiE d. Mort;
for dar eberysing high and money plenty,
hero ,ebsryling schs.p.; and money tkace.
Nigg. ba1eta dollsrinde Souftwhsre bdekfa
don't have q .dimesin desHorf. Oh, dar, man,
know you Amt telkin when yon akin dis
chile 70 hgnt gin de Soufr