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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-30
THE GATE CITY.
SATURDAY. JULY 80.



Ex Governor Ramsey, United States
Senator from Minnesota, passed through
this city, en- route for home, yesterday
having, since the adjournment Of Con.
gress, been on visit TO the army before
Petersburg. He gives very enooursg-
ing account of the situation and the pros.
poets. He visited our entire lines, and
without exception found the officers and
the men full of hope and confidence. -
They feel sure that their present campaign
Will Result no, only in the capture of Pc.
tersburg and Richmond, but, what is more
important, in the destruction of Lees ar.
my, which is the main object of present
operations. Everything appears satisfac.
tory in our position near Petersburg, and
the army is not idle. At present, sap
ping and mining are the order of the day
Ia Vicksburg.
Governor Ramsey had conversations
with Gen. Grant, who told him to request
the people OF the North to "possess their
souls In patience"-that all will come out
rlght-ihat bis success is hey ond doubt
that his grand plan has been successfully
carried out so far, aud is certain to be sue
cesstul in the end Gen. Grant has never
felt greater confidence of success than he
feels now. But it is stupendous work
he has before him, and the people must
not lie unreasonable in their anticipations;
they must not expect that to be done in q
week which cannot be done in a month;
for ii they will but have patience, they
will in due time be fully repaid for the
exercise OF that virtue, by the splendid
success that will crown the efforts of the
Army OF the Potomac to overwhelm the
chief army Of the rebellion. The destruc
ton OF Lees army will be almost equa
to the suppression of the rebellion. Th,
people, therefore, can afford to wait, i
that achievement is likely to result from
the preeent apparent inactivity-for it il
more apparent than real.
1t is fact that our people do not ap
pear to appreciate that the mere captur,
Of Petersburg aud Richmond would b,
worth but little to us, unless Lees arm,
be at TIE same time either captured o
destroyed. Gen. Grant could captur
Petersburg any day. if he should 50 elect
but il would be at useless and needles
sacrifice OF life The same is the fact a
reguds Richmond. By heavy sacri6c
of life, he could very soon &c. possession
OF the rebel capital. But that Is not bi
object. Lees army is what he is after
and he believes he will end its career a
the result of the present campaign. lie, u
share his confidence. and patiently wal
on sbe progress of events Chicago Joul
nal, 2Jth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-30

trying until you succeed ID mixing :
light, wsll-baked loaf. Our cook sue
ceeded admirably by our directions At tht
very first trial. It costs just half u
much a. bread from the finest honr, l.
lighter on tho stomach, and impafts more
health, vigor and strength to the body,
broin and bone. Three pounds Of anch
bread at FIVE cents per pound for The msa
affords as much nutriment a. nine pounds
of good roast beef, costing at twenty. Eve
cents So e5. according to standard physi
illogical tables.-(Halls Jour. Of Health,
IDLE GIRls.-The number Of idle
and useless girls in ell our large cities
seems to be steadily increasing. They
lounge or sleep through their mornings,
parade the streets during the afternoon,
and assemble 10 frivolous companies Of
their own and other sex to pass
away their evenings. What . store Of
unhappiness for themselves aud others
are they laying up for the coming time,
when real duties and high responsibilities
shall be thoughtlessly assumed. They
are skilled in no domestic duty-nay,
they despise them; have no habit of in.
dustry nor taste for the useful. What
will they be as wives aud mothers Alas
for the husbands and children, and alas
for themselves. Who can wonder if do.
nestle unhappiness or domestic ruin fol.
lows. Ii is Que OF the worlds oldest max.
inns that idleness is the mother of al evil
and wretchedness. How sadly strange il
it that SO many parents-mothers es-
pecially-forget this. and bring mp thsil
children in dainty idleness. They are bu,
sowing the wind to reap the whirlwind.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-30

Letter from Capt MAIy TO Alexander Leifch, Druggist,
before Jxo. H. BLOOD became Agent for the Medicine
ST.. LcUrs, March 81, 1868.
AIxx. LxIrcH, Esa--Like many Of my profession
have suffered severely with rheumatism and could get
permanent relief till tried your Specific happy
say that use in few days restored health.
fsigned1 CAPT. MALIS, Of steamer Warsaw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-30

See what DR. PHrrps of the oldest and besf Physi
clans Of St. Louis says;
ST.. Lots, June is, 1s63
Mr. Jyo. II. BLooD, Agent Of Lallenands Rheglnatism
Gout and Neuralgia, Specific I'll have prescribed the
above mentioned Specific and say that have
found any remedy that carries much certainty Of
quick and alu,ary that has In all the where
have used IL. DE. q. w. PHILLIPS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-30

LAsALIE, Ill, July 10th, 1853
yoHs II. BLOOD, Esq-Dsar Sir: have been a sufferer
for years with Chronic kherMasm, and take great
pleasure in Recommending Lziemand Cont and Gu
rsgia Specific be the best medicine for that disease
that have heard Of When commenced taking il
could hardly walk sit STILL great the pain,
and in three day- free from IL. and my legs for
the first time In ve years free fToI psn, and feel
ntle that think would be dancing all the hils " IL
aid eos much for nusic But sir IL II splendid
medicine ard would recommend all those afflicted with
those Diseases try H. have just found Capt Ray
friend Of mnel his lack with intianmstory rhen-
raatsrn and told him what your medicine did for
he will send yoa tor e. Enclosed please ind
dollars and send bottles u the Specific. III
shoad no: need il myself, will give II T. snr one that
doe for there are plenty that are suffering with those
Diseases that uHacauaase With your Specific. end
think that you ought 20 rHssh !, ia every city ia the
Union. Very respectfully, yours,
carr JANE. ". BROWN,
Residence, Chicago III.
pS Send medicine TO care Of b. r. W. hi;Ian, Oh Z
oago J.w.B1
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-08


sI ana Imuortaut than the sublugAtoa OF the re-
OIi,.. 90 ~ nre,eryson Of the Union with hassA-
chusetts included. .....
- e. tbis .mapdmenE because Il tolerated military
,Trssts Al all II there should be law proposed al
Icing man to shoot down the officer attempting bis
srres he would vote for it and he would welcome any
tbuuderbOlt whether from Heaven or from Hell, that
would strike down the volators OF chartered rhs
he alluded tn cases in bis State under the admin
istraton of Gen. Schenek, Gen. Skunk, whichever
name more appropriate 10 bis character sent to arrest
his constituents, men whom genlemen-woud not admit
to their Kitchen He thanked God that Clement L. Vat
lAndigbam had returned BE tad been sent into exle
with threats Of imprisonment il be returned NOW no
rad returned let those threats be executed he under.
stood that an order had been issued for MS re ARE
out that Il had been revoked. he would cay to tne
party in power that the Democrats party viii stand oy
he rights Of the trial by jury aud of liberty OF speech
peacesbly If possible, but by the eterna gooS,
f we must and you may make the most OF it that Dc
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ONE pAY LATER PROM YANKEEDoH.

We sra Indebted 10 the courteey of member Of ihc
Second Company OF New Orleans Washington Ardlr
says the Pc ersburg Express for copy Of the Bhla
deipha Inquirer Of Monday last, July 4. A It
csived ct late hour last hight ve.can give but brief
summary this morning contains not one word from
Sherman, and nothing oaicIsl from GRAFT.
An army correspondent, Ieap Petersburg, vIi'sa
Saturday, July 2ud that that day has bsen one q mora
than ordinary activity with the rebels. ABBOTT day
bresk eays the writer they were discovered moving IN
cold columns on both sides Of the Appomatox. Tie
meaning OF the movement cannot be determined.
COL Q. J. Campbell, wto left City Point for WASH
ington Thursday last, reports that bis regmfntl
lying within mile Of Petersburg and his men in &c
rif s-I close enough TO hear bricks fall whep an
occasional shell srkes The chimnies Of the houses II the
city.
Wilson'S CAVALRY SAFE.
| BALfIxoRI, July S-2P MA letter dated BeInu.
da Hundred, July l, p NJ says Gsa. Wilson and KsSfi
cavalry have just returned from their recent raid v.
ing destroyed 20 miles Of the Dinvie Railroad very
| efectualy.
On their return they encountered toe enemy In strong
force, and heavy Eight the resul. Nth conEder-
able loss on both sides, and captures Of men,
horses and guos -ba r.i-t 1st.
Gold on the I'd 2S5. s.s
Fessenden has sccep.ed Caase's vacated slippers In
| the Treasury.
Colonel George Covods, brother Of the Hon. Jshn
O vode was killed in fight with the rebel cavalry.
while covering the Of Sherdsus trains from White
/ House to James River.
C,l,nel John r. Bsller, Of the 9sth Penn. Caveky,
was killed In fight Rssms'S station the 29b.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-08

SATx FOR THE PRsfSr.-Hunter has arrived at Wheel.
ing, West Virginia, from which point he sends Stanton
an official report of his operations, claiming great
victory He accomplished everything he was sent 10
accomplish He dda't capture Lyrchburg for reasons
he stater that wouli DO obvious but from prudential
motives be withholds statement Of tuose reasons 10.
the present" He claims moreover, to have destroyed
ten m lions OF dolars worth Of rebel property, AND
torn up ever 30 many miles of railroad.
The obvious reasons why he did capture LJnch-
burg we're the frowning works and brstling bayones
which obstructed tho path of his thevng ere ". We
only wish that he had made the attempt more earnestly
than he did, and not at the first show Of fo mi Iabl,
sistanoe which he encountered Most CT his robbers
would have found just doom on the hills in front Of
this city, and been spared the fsigues OF their break
neck retrest-Lynch6urg Nirgi"iaa.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-08

UsITuL HINT TO TAAvrLLEEs.-Eyery reader OF
Indian history must acquainted with fact, that
,he Indians are ia the quenG habit OF performing long
journeys duriog which they often suoslss entirely on
YER, small daily allowance of Parshtd corn but may
not bs so generally known, mat incredibly small
quantity Of Indian meal parched to brown Color
tnen mixed with about One-iourth or 6fsn, Tor even
lesp) OF lis weight OF sugar, will answer the purpose
mucn better. One person, whose statements though
entitled to DIT, assured me that he knew from sSuai
experience tRat single table spoonful day not only
ssfytd TO keep up health anu strength, bus pre-
vented any unpleasant craving Tor ilod and ths
for many days in succession. Within the last ioriy-
eight hours mentioned this circumstance to General
Joseph BroWn, OF fecumseh; he replied, that be hao
July tested tse tact in his own experence; that man,
Years suce when first exploring this part Of the coun
try. he had supplied himself wi cup, spoon, somt
sugar, and ntle meal obtained by grinding parcheo
corn in ccfse mill and thai aier travelling until e1
hausted with fatigue and hunger be would seat himself
BY spring or stream, his cup with water, put in
little Of the meal, sweeIen 1t well, and drink il; afe.
which, W thout any other neurshment, he > felt
az much revived and strengthened be would hAv,
done with full customary meal OF vctuas.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-08
RARE GOODNESS.
To Gs Editor cf.ths Wing:

~ s"o A&UtsN ~ ~ 10y
Man PErERsBuRo, JAY LIST, 1854. q
Last night as sat in trenches under the starry
canopy of heaven, our conversation turned upon the
eyens lately transprng on Cur line, and among other
things recalsdto memory was exhibition Of what We
all conceded TO be pecs Of rare GOODNESS under the
circumstances. II this: During the heavy sbelling
of line by the Ya kse guns preparatory to their
desperate charge the 49, Of the MONTH and while
tie shot and shell were falling In torrents about rs In
our trenches the officer commanding the batteries we
we're supporting hsor Carky, Of Petersburg was stand
ing on the outside of the psrapat Of one Of his bat
teres keeping lookout to prevent the injury Of his
guneTs at work at their pcs He had uss cried "look
OUT" (tie meaning of which We ell perfectly under
stood,) when huge solid shot struck the embankment
but few inches from his head, completely knocking
him 'heels above head" and literally burying him in
the dirt thrown up. In less time than 1t takes to
write it he was on his feet and at his post and in per-
fecty calm voice a. though nothing had happened he
aald to his men, don't advances your primer has failed
and in second or two the piece which had failed To
Ore, hurled s 'leaden messenger" away its mission
To do justice to the conduct of this youag officer,
should have been seen-lhsre suddenly dashed heels
above head, and nearly buried alive, before could
y slack Robinson" an officer sufficiently calm and
thobghtiul of the safety Of his men, giving an order
which probably saved some OF them from immediate
/ death. While many OF his men within lew feet Of
him doubtless thought him killed. their Major unmind
Jul Of bis own safety keenly sensible of heirs.-
Whilst we cannot say that admire the rssaness and
unnecessary exposure to which Major oarky subjected
himself NO can but give him credit for pluck and
GOODNESS We understood that this officer was wounded
later in the day Il ghty. buff he was it waa bis OWE
fault for his iasness was freely discussed. by many
vito cav him during the day. Many officer htl
"gct up the ladder" for ghsr evidences of gaanry
than Major Oarkys. This statement will be youchec
for by several officers aud many of the in reg
meut Yours uuly and with respsct, Z. s. A.,
| Walkers g. O. Brigade. !.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-08

In The Senate Of the Uassd BATES on 1ho S7.h n,
che Si to provide bail in cerin sssss Of nits,, A.,
ros;' vac taken up, and the fOlOHsg renAiEs o. a.
subject made By AsIsrl. Davis AID sAulsbAIy; -
NJ. DAVIS, Of Ky, (0en) rsOsosdsd Gt length In a.
naoncng the Administration for GAaIs, and refsrrsd
especially 70 she case Of ". YaIIAnligham. He -
pres cd regret that that Individual I'd nos have nhyoa
strength % cut down to the reund thNa Who attsmp
cd % arrast hin ln bis Own house No ssstls he -
gAft1e las Prs'erHafV9 sf ths gfSR M n sAiNa u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-08

INFORMANT TO MARiLAxDERs.-We publish in snothe
column, call by Gap. anderson Enrolling Officer to
eli Marylanders resGlng in Lynehburg and Campbell
county between the ages Of II and 60 to report M
Office on the 8sh inst for enrolment and animation
Tbs order Ia published under instructions from tn,
Bureau OF CONSUMPTION. These between Is and As,
for duly to be to the Maryland me- and
unfit for the field to be assigned to light duty. We
know not upon what authority of law this step il taken.
[Lynehbwg Virgiaian.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-08
srorsrlrAsIA o. FL, Jolly Sd, Iss4.

Rditcrs Of the Whig; ---
send you pieces Of wood selected from the follow
ing nees-a red OAK 22t inches, white oak inches
and hickory, l0inohes in diameter, which entire
~ cat Son 5y MIME BALLS on Thursday, l2.h day Of
Nay 1884, during the great battle in which General Ed
Johnson was captured, at the angle of Notifications II
miles north Of SEotsylvsuia O. a., Va. These trees
stood sx ter and fifteen feet in rear of the COneds-
rate line q iCTa6cadons. ~ .rs
RoB'F O D4BEKY,
CLERK County Court Of Spotsylvania.
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sTLvRR WATCH STOLEN.

"a HUNTING CASE LEVER WATCH, No.
f-lNR.3A,936-London g. 80 -
RuERkED AHp RITTY DOLLARS WIN Be paid FOR IL
EV'VV~V Aaa ssnVsrJ u ta,l sasS, Ns-N
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-08

SUICIDE OF Carr DAVID T. Hor.-Oapt. David +
Hoy, an old and well known citizsn committed Gu eide
on the premises of Mr.. W. SIgginr, ia Bisnd!ord,
about o'clock yesterday morning, by shooting himself
through the side and head. An inquest was held over
the remains at II O'clock when it was sscertainei from
the testimony of Witnesses that the deceased been
In troubled and partially deranged state of mind for
some time pss and had not unrt quenty threa ened to
taIe bis life He yesterday mornng borrowed q re-
vOlver from Mr.. Garrett Of Blard ord, (Mho did not
,uspecs The use 70 which he applied I'D and shortly
afterwards told Nj. B. H. Evans that no intended to
kill himself and wished bin to witness the deed Mr.
Evans remonstated but even while doing So the de-
ceased drew his pistol and snapped it at his person Mr.
E. then attempted to get the weapon ou Of bis hands
but being unable to do So started off in pulst of aid
Before be Rad gone far be heard tie report Of pistol
looking behind saw Capt hoy ritrg the ground
having las was afterwards learned shot himself through
the side he then saw the deceased place the muzsle
Of the pistol 20 his head and Ere. The deceased lived
halt an hour after being shot, though he never spoke
Capt hoy was abou. sky years Of age, and was,
formerly Sheriff Of DlnWiddie County, and membersl
the Common Council of this city. he leaves wiief
several children, two Of whom are in the army.
Pstsrsbwo Erk--- Il
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-08
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We respectfully call attention OF the trade to our
Groceries Dry doods and sundes, THIS PRIDAY M0RaING,
al 10 O'Clock.
WE WILL ADD TO THE SALE,
bales a Augusta sheeiing
bale co. ton yarns
DO damaged cotton
81 pieces Engilsh prints
LIT ready made clothing
g.lt tea set- ~ pieces
knives, forks and spoons
100 doE Windsor soap
924 dcx fancy do
~ boxes turpentae sosR
II loyal runlets pure Jamaica rum-syery cid
6bblI do do
ok ssks osgnse brandyl N "a
bol 0olemsns ball blue
do extra Valley -four
12J black aud pearl hats
100 ream, double crown Manila wrapping paper
Z cases saieratuI -
1Okegs English starch
4. ~
kegs and Dbl esp2erI
plano, stool and cover lin perfect order.
At 10 o'clock viii sell Grocere continue The sale With
Dry lods, Shoes, Hats, 80. l'
iys-li ROBINSON ADAMS 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-08

u THIS DAY RKOEIvBD.
20C0 yards superhne Long Cloth ~
5000 do medium Long Oloth RS.
1000 do Pillow Case Cotton
1908 do Scotch Glnghams styles
loo do Linen Lawn for
5000 do printed 0rgsndy MusIps
loo do swiEs Muslns I'D.
lC00 do super yAconet Cambria
100 do Birds Eye Diaper
200 do Huck shack Towelnz
dozen Hccp Bkirts
10 do Silk Handr .
% do Cotton do
90 do Linen do AIS.
10 do Ladies Isle Thread Gloves
20 do do Black Six do
20 do Fsrcy Dress Buttons ,r OH
Black Roll Oambhc for covering umbrellas
Many other desirable goods Of recent for ssle.
A T0LLEsUN
jy<-3t Il " ~ 14 Main strseA
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CUMRERLAND LAND FOR REST.

IF not rented privately by the 18th Of Au. ust
vi on that day offer pubhey ny tract Of land in cunbr
vile and miles ron Walton. MIrs. The eort,z 400
ac's open Ian euough for eight ten hand 10 viii
for For further particulars adss
Walton . Mills ANN L. WILkIhslH,
Or, Mr. N. WALTON,
j,I--ss' CsrtersyIlo
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-08

&20 hEWARD.-The following named
pCO members o. the Fab Regimsnt Virginia Cav hy
having deserted the above rsw will paid the Apr hsI-
.iOn and delivery Of sacn sny Of said members
tsrs frents farm. W. T. ROBIke,
L. Del ooma'g Rtgt.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-08

SUNDRIES AT PRIVATE SALE.v
~ 10 cases Goats Spoil Cotton, low numbers,
i " black Spool Thread, -aa.i-
. English Shoe Thread,
black and white 0rgandiss,
o Is fancy Prnis,
4" black Alpaccas
Fixed hobars,
fancy DreY Goods,
non black eros de Rhine,
velvet Ribbons, Shoe L9ces 80.
ALSO,
20 kegs Btcarb Soda,
10 barrels Crushed Sugar. wee q
20 doxsn French Calf Skins
Jys-st 4H KENT, PAINE 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-08

fst-n DIVIDEND.
THE President and directors of the Bank of
the Commonwealth have declared dividend of 10 per
net sockholdrs which viii DO paid I, them and ssr the
LIST July next. 81 irft - u q
Stockholders Confederate States Tar
viii be paid by the Bank and not by themselves. -.
jea1--I0t j. B. MORTON, cashier.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-08

: sB INFORMATION WANTED as to the cord;-
,, s and xhsIeseou Of Private w. O. PAYNE Jr oopnv
ES' eapss in,antry Pegsm! brigade Esiys oiviion
Soips army OF Northern Virginia. supposed 10 h.vs hs.r
Nv az s Ha ksn prisoner At the battle Of Bethesda cSurch
u communicates 70 his father, Wh n paxT nsSe''eo
rzz-r., w.. H.densviIe. eooehl.nd county, Va.
jy4-2.vlws = 10y. 71f ssfo
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-08

II L e s., Il TO. saf -J'
l. Plat bastard and smooth hles -slr
round and square dies
Hound Bastard dies ~. tfl
Nall, Tscks, Killing Hoes, Manure Forks, &C., 40.
For sale low ~
g- wfLLIAyauaLLIorr 90,
jyl-eodst &c. 81 vain STREET,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-08

TOBACCO TIIAE.
THE County AgeD8 for collecting the Tobac-
Il 90 1.-THE hereby notified th,t time delivering
fobacso extended 10 ths IL: prcx A Y Stokes,
jy4-lv General Agent Ter Va
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-10-14
l.. q. Hinckley, Esq, Of Chelsea, is nam
ed as candidate for Clerk of the House.
THE sOUTHERN uNIoNIsrs-

In speech made at Cincinnati on wednes-
day last, Rev. DR.. Breckenridge Of Kentucky
spoke as follows
Now | am free to say to you my friends.
that It you make this offensive. diseraceful
peace there are many thousands Of US in
Kentucky that will not submit to il. IAN
plause) We will not 90 into that southern
eonfederacy. (Applause You may set US
apart by treaty, or in any other way you
please, by the Ohio river under JEFF Davis.
out there are in Missouri, Kentucky, West
Virginia and Maryland thousands of loyal
men who will reduce you to this alternative
you must fight for them again, and YOU
must stand by us or be disgraced. Applause j
We don't intend TO belong to the southern
eontederacy. II the majority Of the peonle
carry kentu ky, and Kentucky carry US into
the southern coniederscy, we don't intend to
CO. We will call upon ou to help whip
them and keep us from gong Applause
Will frankly say 20 you, that we are afraid
OF nothing IN tie world except Of you. We
are not afraid Of anything they can do, but we
are AFRAID there will be political revolution
ana the North will desert us and leave US
TO be crushed out That is all we are afraid
o. II you will stand firm, triumph is Just a.
certain as that tomorrow sun will rise If
you give way in time like this you will
bring upon yourselves and upon us infinite
dissolution, and the country is lost. Don't
you know, as said before, that God has
raised you up for such time as this. II you
do not prove yourselves worthy Of it, your
honor viii be destroyed and God will bring
dehveranee from another quarter. Ifyou are
altogether unworthy Of the men that God has
sent before you; if in time like this you
Northern people fail to do your duty, you
viii 90 down TO your dishonored grave, and
your children will stand up and weep over
you, and do that which you ought to have
done yourselves"