The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-09-15
Mr.. Nasty hasa Cla>s-nieetiny. and deprc.
Gates sNissor-kiiling.
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Gooly 80, 1861.
Our class meetins hev bin sumwat neg.
lectid Nv lait. Sumhow it is in our
church ez it is in the hetrodox-we air
hot and cold alternately. Last Sundy We
had a prcshus seem.
Bro Siples speak He contest that he
wuz week mortel. He he'd his ups and
downs, bad. 1t wuz ruff on him Wen.
ever Grant and Sherman he'd a success
his faith failed him, and sumtimes he had
difficulty in cum to time even when Lee
whipt Grant. But he he'd resently paid
s. per gallon fer whisky, and that strd
him. With wun hand upon his 2 often
empty jug, and 'other pinted to heven,
he he'd sworn eternel hostility to them ez
he'd RACED these prices, wioh is ablish.
nists. If convenyent he askt the brcth.
ring to pray fer him
Bro. Hopp rig. He had his ups and
downs alSo-rathor more downs than ups
His sole wuz full wen Forrist killed the
niggcrs; but alas. woe wuz on him wen
Sherman Aaxt en- at Atlanta. Now the
skjzc is brite. Lee holds out bully, and
tothcr day 1000 urgsers wuz killed at
Pcersburg-
At this pint interrupted Bro Hopp.
The KILN Nv niggcrs is no cause of re-
joicin. Wat de-trucshen of property.
1000 niggers at $1,000 per niggcr, is
$4,000 600! This sum of mummy, even
at the present ablishun prices, wood pro.
doosc 60,0O0,000 nips. Wood, o wood,
that wuz condemned to consume them
all? Ef them niggers had been white
men | wouldent hev kccrd. Wy? Be
koz white soldiers is all ablishuists. DON t
shake yer he'd, Bro. Camp, it's so. Yoor
own son, even, backslid. He it wuz who
rt hum a sayin that il he cum back and
found that old hipocrit Nasty eetin
chickungs about yoor howsc he'd plump
ounce ball into him. Hipocrit. Chick
ingSl Sich baseniss confirms me in my
beleet in the doctrine of total depravity
| am no obtroosiv gest at the tables Of
my flock. Troo, | etc, but wood eny Nv
them say that chickings wuz a equiva-
lent for my improving convcrsashun? Ez
for the paltry mummy borrcr, | aIlus Civ
my noat, which settles them transactions.
, resoom. Every niger killed in
faims our brethren powerful Imaein
my brethren, a suthern artilrist a bringin
NV his pecce to bare upon the advansin
enemy. He sees they air niggers, and
his hart sinks. Neercr and necrcr they
KUN. Sezin elas he vews them, and
horrer. in the front rank, "cloa.hcd 10
SCOTS Of bloo," he beholls his indivijile
! niggcrs. Aasrarl ncerari E-;~ cod &c
! op"'e rln, for thon very nlggcrs may be
7 the uucles Nv a ha.f dozen Of his chill
drcn (wich is patriarchaD to say nuthin
Nv the mummy he has invested in them.
But DO. The order is given. Fire"
He pulls the fatle string, and cz he be-
holds his own probcrty bleedin on the
plain he swoous away. My gentle friends
| make no dout that hatF the cases re.
ported in the suthrin papers cz sun stroak
wuz from this koz.
Cthcr bretlrin Civ their experience in.
The fcetln is improvin sence the draft,
md | hav faith that if our groceries kin
hold up till Sept. 5, under the credit sis,
tom, and too menny don run to kanady,
we will be able to whale cny provo mar.
shells force they kin send agin US
PETROLEUM Y NAsRY,
P@ster of sed church in charge.
The VISIT OF CoL JAQUEs TO RICu,
MoND. This interview, informal as it
was, ought to put stop to the silly twad-
die about an armistice aud peace on terms
mutually honorable and satisfactory, which
forms so large a part Of the stock of trade
Of every coward and coppcrhcad. The
last words that Mr., Davis spoke to his
visitors were, "Say to Mr.. Lincoln for
me that shall at any time be pleased to
receive proposals for peace on the basis of
our independence. 1t will be useless to
approach me with any other" We thus
have the alternative plainly presented,
peace aud dlSunon, or a continuance of
the war till we can conquer the rebels
| and make peace on our own terms. Ey-
cry sensible man knew it before, but low
that it issues from the lips of tho rebel
president himself, there will be no fur
tber excuse for the ignoring of the fact
! by the greatest fool or knavc; and here
after when a man talks Of peace we shall
/ know that he means disunon, for that is
tho o"ly way o"e haze rcure TIN WI
have conquered it. Whether we will
have such a peace as jeff. Davis dictates,
or will continue the war till its objects
are accomplished, we are to decide at the
polls in few weeks. Let US ponder The
matter carefully aud see that the ques
tion is decided in the right way. Spring
Ecld Republican.
"THE kEY NOTE. At a recent meet
ing Of the democratic association in Wash
ington, DIR Allen declared that he would
make every proposition to the South tc
come back again, but if they failed ht
would not prosecute war against peo
pie who had right to declare what form
Of government they would live under. -
Amos Kendall, who was present, said
"that was just what our opponents woulC
have US say-that we were willing to di
vide the Union, if a compromise coulc
not be had. Let us first elect our men
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