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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-20
A Use for Useless ThinEs.

N is often the case that worn.out articles
hu about tho prolulses for years without
heig ~ any use whatever but which one
dislisost to destroy We occasionally see a
good f,all of ingenuity displayed IN con.
Verlirg Aieso 10 sonle valuable purpose,
AroWnd gristmlls .may frequently be
cn tho w0rn.oat stonea which have baen
',dcre Tor years. W. saw man take ono
a these and plAcc II whore he wanteS to set
u cedar post in a bad spot IlO sot the post
in tho ventes of the stone, and II forms o
permanent foundation. aud readers the
post loss likely to be moved by FROST Split
IN twain they make good dOor.steps.
Steel hoops, which are always uuder foot,
q may be usod tor tying up grape vines; some
have recommended thcir use for trailing
Who's, but nobody would like the looks Of
th'm there.
Awooden chair. minus lbs legs nailed on
: itea hltek OF wood, makes a capital milk.
ius,stooL II can he Anrpcd down without
bring wet or soiled. So
2, oli barrel hoops, which often get Mbre
I kicks than blessings, make good trellis Tor
tomatoes by milling Two of them to stake
n flot apart, on each siile OF the pt.nt,
Faint kcgs are cxcellent for kepVing soft
tslal' IN small quantities, gs f,r3E9
si-t apod sized barlrtoor truck. screwed ou
to~,he end of u heavy cute, will save good
deal neliftiug, And renherit capable of be-
log omned and shut by auy child, We
have seena wooden truck answer good
purpose.
Thus oVery farmer who reads thisnrticle
eau allto itsSalue by suggesting some use
iorsomc other useless thing Ohio Fdrmef'
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-20
SNAIL AND SWIFT.

Saws the big wagon wheel
To the little wagon wheel, n ae1it.f
What difference between Us soc
AS our course we pursue,
Can small Thing like YOU R'f
Fer keep up with great thing hko' me ~
Says the little wagon wheel
To the big wagon wheel,
"You nrc larger, own, my good fticnd
But my quIckness supplies a1 ir s-i,v
What Is wanting in my size,
80 | keep IN the frunt % the cui I"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-20

How To MAEE rgNclL.wHirlNG INpyliLBEE.
\ correspondent of an agricultural paper
gives the following information, which may
be ofsorvioe TO somo of our readers;
Agreat many valuable letters aud other
writings are written with pencil. This is
particularly tho case with the letters our
brave sol liors send homo from the army.
Tho following simple process will mako lead
pencil writing or drawing as indellible as
IL done with ink;
Lay The writing on shallow dish aud
pour skimmod milk upon it. Any spots
not wet AZ FIRST may have ltre milk placed
lightly upon them with feather, When
the paper is wet all over with tho milk.
take tup aud let tho milk drain of, aud
whip oil with leather tho drops which
collect on The lower odgo. Dry Il carefully,
and it will bo found To bc perfectly indclli-
bic, ltcannot be removed, oven with lnlia
rubber. II is an oldreoipo, aud good ono,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-20

iliSrs ON ,nARvesrixa. .BrCRguEAr. Tho
excslencs ~ fbwliwheAt Hour depends
chiefly on the management of the grain he
E tween The time of ripenmg aud grlmling
The common way of treating bnckwheat
= effcctuOly prevents making good llous II
1li,eiag allowed to remain in tho swarlh for
scverat wceks, when il should never be
suffered to lio'longCr than a day or two, and
II Is decidedly better for tho grain 20 rake
II AMI set il on end as fast as il is Craillod,
Much less grain viii be wasted by shelling
= ual; ilFe straw will cure aud dry 0at sooner,
and M Ike better fodder; tho crop will bo
ready for threshing or honsing ia less time
aud tho grain viii yield a much better
quality OF how.. lis, especially injurious
To the grain to be exposed to storms before
tits set up. for dirt 10 Spatterod all over
fhc grain ly the nilllag OF large rain drops,
This makes the -four dark coiored and grit.
tv. Wetlmg and drying the grain several
times destroys the "hfo" q the -four Ii
will never DO as white NOT make as good
N,4es. but will be sticky, atId the cakes
N'usllS like the flour OF sprOvsed wheat.
taerie,ts dggicshsrotst
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-20


WaRKISa AND rRIN1iSa. is Ho less
lata crro to.,Ltspisa hhor when regulated
10y intellect, than TO value il for its own
sake. We are always in these days trying
10 separate the two: We want oIrs man to
be always thinking, aud aaother to be Rl.
ways working. and we call ono a gontlo
man and the other an operative; wher ,as
tke Wor<mdR ought often 10 b hiakjag,
and he thinker ofIsR % b. ,o0rkiRg; and
b0tk ShoRId BE- ge,,tlemea In the bes( sense,
AZ il is, we make both nngenteel, the one
eneying, the other desplsing his brotheFi
ana the mass of society is made up of NOR
bid thinkers and miserable workers. Now
is only by labor that thought can be made
healthy, and only by thought that labor
can be megSo happy, and tho profession
should bs liberal, and thous should bo fless
pride fch Wv pecutiarity Of employment,
and moro in excellence Of achievement.
RuSkR.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-20
SYMPTOMS.

The symptoms of Catarrh are at first very
slight. Persons find they have cold, that
they have frequent attacks, az d ars more seil-s
sttive to the changes of Temperature. In this
condition the nose may be dry, OF slight dis
charge, thin and acrid, afterwards thick andl
adhesive, may ensue.
As the disease becomes chronic, the dis
charges are increasedin quantity and changed
in quality; they are now thiclSand heavy, and
are hawked or eoughed of. The secretions
are offensive, causing bad breath; the voice
thick and nasal; the eyes are weak the sense
of smell is lessened or destroyed; deafness
frequently takes place.
Anothercommona and important symptom OF
Catarrh is, that the person is obliged to clear
his throat in the morning of thick OF Shiny
mucous, which has fallen from the head dur
q ing the night. When this takes place, the
person may be sure that his disease is on its
way to the lungs, and should lose no time in
aTresting it.
The above are but few of the many Catarrh-
al symptoms. Write to our Laboratory for
our pamphlet describing fully all symptoms (;
it win be sent FREE TO any address. Also
directions where to procure the medicine.
We are daily receiving letters from soldiers
in the army, and others in all parts of the On
ion, aud also numerous testimonials from
those using it, bearing evidence of its infalh-
BILE merits-
This Remedy contains NO MINERAL OR
POISONOUS INGREDIENTS, butts prepar-
cd from vegetable extracts EXCLUSIVELY
therefore it is PERFECTLY HARMLESS,
even to the most tender and delicate child.
CALL for SEELYE'S CATARRH RENE
DY, and take no other. II not sold by drug
gists i'll your vicinity. you can enclose the
money in letter &c u.s. and we will send the
medicine by Express. Price So, ,00per bottle.
Address DR.. d, H. SEBBY E 80 CO.,
EreanOrf nj
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-20

WNlr 10 90 wru ToNAroEs. Tho AL.
dow iag has baSR aud ought TO bo reprinsed
every year, goSd medical authority as
.crbes TO ths toulaio the following very i'm.
porlait medical .qVaites: First, that the to.
plaio i que Of the p9osk powerful aperients
0l the liver and Other oiEans; wharc Gallo.
ga,l Is iodicaied, il is GGe ~ tho most ct
tcctusl and leasi hurlfal asasdicAl agents
binwn IN ths prolession.s Seesnd that a
,chrmic.,l oxtraof Hil be obtained from il
fll,t Siil snperoedo calomoi in Ils cure Of
diseases. Third, slaat ho llas successfully
treatnd diaghma viill this article asane
Fnmrth. THAI when ased as an article al
siiet Il Is almost sovereign as a -Femedy Cor
hyspahsiA and Indigestion, f,fth, that il
,ri,sud / lao eonslapily used lorfood, RitheF
,aoksd ar raw, oF in lhe farm Of oatsup, il
is thc most healthy article now in use.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-20


DebiHtated ladies, aud scdentary persons will
find in them an excellent tonic.
KOBAGK'S BIrTERS.
wineglass full before caca meal will remove
indigestion and all liver diseases.
R0BAGK'S BIrTERS.
They are better than all pills, ,powdcrs and Other
nauseous and disagrceablc compounds.
ROBACK'S BITfERS.
They San DO taken without regard to diet, and
as an appetizer they have no equal.
R0BArK'S BlTiERS
They are preporrd by old and skillml ply
stefan, from well known vegetable remedies.
ROBAOK'S BlrTERS.
Good for all arrangement of the stomach, bill
liousuess, liver complaint, andgeneral debility.
ROBACKS BlrTERS,
They possess wonderful tonic propcitics, giving
touc to the appetite and digestive organs.
R0BACK'S BlTrERS.
Dcbilitatcd ladies and sedentary persons will find
in them an excellent tonic.
RORACK'S BtrTER'S.
A wine glass full before each meal will remove
indigestion and all liver diseases.
ROBACK'S HlTrERS.
They are better than all pills. powders, and other
nauseWus disagreeahle compounds.
ROBACK'S BiTTERS.
They can be takes without regard to diet. As an
appetizer they have no eQnal.
ROBACK'S BlTTERS.
They are prepared by an obi and skillful ply
sican, from well known vegetable remedies.
Dr. &. w. Ieoback,
Proprietor Of
Stomach bittcys Bloo& Purifier, blood Pills, his
tiller and Manufacturer If Catawba aud Swedish
nrandies. and all kinds of the ipest domestic
liquors, which are sold wholesale in any desired
quantity at Nos. Sc, 5S, GO aud 62 East Third st.i
Cincinnati, Ohio. 91z
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-20

IL Won wish TO drive cut nail in.o
seasou,i oak timber, aud pot have It break
or la.nd, Just l,ay0 a small quantity Of oil
,,ear hy aud dip tho nail before driving,
i. sul il wiilheycr fail to go, In meHding
.srlsant ,longhs, this Is otgleai adyanlags.
lor they are generally gsoslly Of oak Wood.
In straightening old nails before nslng, let
Il he dnne on wood, and with sasy blows.
II lVnc Oh iron, they viii be snre to break,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-20

Fce DtAReHkA. -Pafeh halt a piui Of rice
until il is perfectly brown boil II down az
is usually done aud eat It slowly, and i,
viii check, il not entirely stop, the most
violent diarrhea in fow hours. 0rdt
1arlly. a little brandy, say halt a whe.giass.
tui, ~,th loaf sugar dissolved in il, win
have the same effect. However, is better
in all cases 10 avoid alcohol as nedicinc,
noiher amidotes eau be had. m the more
obstinate cases. where brandy is used. it's
efficacy is increased by stirring il with a
red-hot iron.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-20
Our Scrap 8uuk.
October


On hill and field Ocinicrs glories fade;
Der bin aud field thu. black birds southwnrd NJ;
The brown leaves rustic down the foresi glade
Where naked branches make ftfui shade,
Aud the last blooms Of autumn wthored lie.
Tho berries on The hcdgcrow ripcn we'll
Holly and cedar, bhfning bush and briarg
The partridge drums ia some half hidden dell,
Where all the ground is gcmmcd with leaves that
hli .eI.r
las, storm from the tall naples crown Of Gre
The chrp Of crickcts aud the hum ef bees
Come family up -fnm marsh and meadow land,
Where reeds aud rushcs whisper In tho breezy,
Aud sunbeains slant between the moss grown
trees. Ff
Green on the grass, and golden on the sand.
For many tree whose tangled boughs are bare
Lean tho rich clusters Of the clRmbcring vine;
0ctober's mellow hazes dim the air
Along the upauds ami the valley, where
phe distant stecplcs of the village shine.
Adnwn the brook the dead leaves wbrling 90;
Above the brook the scarlet sumacbs burnj
Tho lonely hcron SOUNDS bis froics Of WOO
III gibomy forest swafnps doth raukIy grow
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-20

u GRSr.gNENr y said a Respectable ENgrsh
tAllow,chandler, at one " the dinners oi he
trade, 'es there Is only single taaSt, peg
to give yon The Qneou, coupled with sue.
cess to the tallow uade."
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-20

Real the following list Of articles, to be .
sold for One Dollar each:
Each.
loo Gold Hunting. case Watehes.. $iSb 90
loo Gold Watches, v4runs styles - 90
200 Ladies Gold Watches .......,... 80 90
hNo silver Watches Sea 90 to 20 %
N0O fine SVerplated Castor stands. 20 o. TO 20 90
Loco elegant Silvcrplated fruit aud
CAKE BASKETS, Kerry heautfn,,.. 10 90 to % 90
S,5N0 sets silver plated Teaspoons,
richly eRgravvd. ......,,..,..,. 500 TO u 90
eaN0 sets Silver plated Forks, heautloi s 20 70 90
2 200 Gohiets engraved ...,,......,,s 1000 90
OOO pairs ot Tablespoons. cote
% .,:s.:a; s,S: 3, s,;fSs, siS s s|Ss
solo'. 'SS SssasS assisSs SOO,o 800
SOW S,,ca IVORY ysty rprgSyt..; . OOtoIoOo
-' S,S %St:' Imitation sfl.aSs sWssS 10 90
1900 Lades' Back 0oHbs, rieh and
unique pa terna. great va srtet~.. V0tO 20 90
s and @ VSlssSNs % SUPERB sS 'sa .'. ' SEQ 70 Is 90
aOoa latest style Neat and Neck thains q NiO 20 %
5.anQ Gepts' California Diamond Pins. 5000 80 "
000 California nianand Far Drops, 5 90 to 10 90
sos riSs, ssseSiisslS pretty 49,. sSOts 10 90
sO0e CaafosatA piamsnd 4 Enalnelca s..ss.. =.
Gents ScArf Pima new styles.. 3 cote 10 90
Soc0 Masonic and kmblem Pins ...,... SO0to 10 90
$500 0Od hADd bracelets eng, plain : 90 TO 20 20
Seee le, And Mosaic brooches $780,. seeto 10 %
tedo eameo Brooches, rich rA'terns beoto ~ 70
2,eae Oeral Ear Drops. very tasty -..-. AN0to
1850 ladies ch h4telaine a tus ~ Chains % to 10 %
d,t0 Gents Pins, splendid assOFtmSnt z ITO 10 ~
Oeo Solitaire sleeyeRnttons,heS style SN0 70 10 %
S,oOe studs aud Sleeve Bvuons n sets scOto 10 %
80 Sleeve buttons. plain, enAmeled
and engraved, VERY rich ...sN.. foo 70 90
$4,000 plata and richly engraved kiass soto 20 %
soo Lockeis. double cade. cngrRNed.. 40 70 40 %
Is 00 Ladies sJeWelFy. latest styles ~ 10 "
aQoe haaasoms Seal Rlngt,, ..,.t..>- Sooto 90
e0oe sets lloson Stnds ..s............. TO %
toa Cola rens aud 0cla ENto Holders 70 cote 20 "
1900 seta Jes and Gold PINS and Far -tf
Dreps, latest styles, very rich. 90 % 70 oe
s,0oo Ioh fhilaSles. renei rs. &c.s.... 4oQto %
le,tsN Gold fcns aud one Silver Cases. " 20 ~
tp,tsV 0old Peas with Ehony holders. 10 %
TA sntlre lizt of beaailnal aad Vanaele goods III
be seld Tor 0Ne noLLAa EA,a CertncaiSs of all The
shsse aHeles sn " Plaeed in envelopes aud sealed
These envelopes Areseat ~ mail ordered, alHost
regard to choice On the rereipt Bf the eeiircaSe
viii what yeU are 10 have. and thcnh u AZ voar
opiien sen, the Dollar aud take The article net,
fivs cerlheatcs oaa he ordered icr 81; el-yrh for
-; lhig,S for -; siN ave Ter Soi and hundred
tss sla Mewill sead single csrtihea'e oa sae re,
x, II RoWEN A 90 = q Rox ,s4o,
lH 50 Reekman street, \. \ 4.
SuHeENAS AND SuNMoNSES
PoR SALe AZ rus .
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WITH COG-wmEEEs.
Prices REpueED... No. ~, $40, Nc ?, So so.
THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST.
e ~ This is the finest Wrnger have found that
l. would stand the service required OF it."
J. 7. Hus0ISs, LovejOy's Hotel.
ain the laundry af my house there is perpet-
uai Thanksgiving on Mondays for the invention Of
your excellent wrnger Rev. THEo. L. cuYLER
awe think the Machine much more than pays
for itself every year hi the saving Of garments.
We consider Ii important that the Nringer be fitted
with Gogs."--0. JUDD, Am. Agr. st
"The inventor Of this Machine may have the
satisfaction Of knowing that he has changed one Of
the most tuilsoms parts of womans work into
most attractive amusement" Mrs, HKsRr W ARD
BEEcHKR. -.l
81 heartily commend Il to economists OF time,
money and eontentment." Rcv. DR.. BELLows.
e.s- On receipt Of price from any part os the
country. where we have no canvasseTsi We send
the Wrngcr free Of freight charges.
gvo5 canvasser wanted in every township.
X. c. BROWNING
12v' 3f7 Broadway, n. \.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-10-26
BURLINGTON AND MISSOURI
- RIVER RAILROAD.
E9 9 - GO
SI7ANGE OF TIME.

On and amer Monday, July 24th 1885, and until fur
her notice Passenger Trains will leave and arrive
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-10-26
DOING WEST.

VFHWwA IL % n. NJ. o ot'p. III, II ID p. m.
June 5. -. g. L. PERKINS, Supt. ;,
= r ILiTtJ. b. FLAGG, Agt. Ottunwa.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-10-26

VIII STITCH, ZEN, FELL, TUCK, CORP,
END, BRAID, QUILTd,d ElfBR OTDER BEA "
,TIFULLP II will, with the FINEST needle and
thread, ruu from perfect work the finest Nainspok
over the heaviest beaver cloth and cowhide, with
change of needle, thread or tension. 1t VIII use
coarse cotton, linen, silk and twsne. IL runs easier,
faster and stier than any other machine. 1t forms
a fiat, even and elastic seam, differing from every
other stitch, each loop being TWISTED by means of
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-10-26

CUGAK AND TEA.
~ AIarge quantity Of NIL grades of Sugar; also a
hne assortment of Tea. for sale at wholesale an re-
tail BY RM. HENRlCH
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-10-26

Free from Grain OIL. Vitt EY0scel.s, Bwls
and Btcifsc IF tic .ISfdhcst Medicinal Pr
tate.
These Bitters have received the endorsement ~
more than four hundred seFnlar Physicians who
have recommended tn cir aseln by u epsa Derange-
ment Of the stomach loss Appetite Nervous Pros
ration. Debi'ir and in all eases cf disease svhich
III us lncipcnL stages require only A. grpgrous diet
and an iaNigorating nourisbing s5fmuiaTt A n
safegnard agaist disease incidenttn new countries
bad water, labor and great exposure the Bit
tiers have never heeu egualed. rH1 5tif
First.-IinndreaS of the most su -cessful and re-
peoted Physicla rs recommend ~ f'. s.'
= SWANS BOURBON BITTERS
secona-The highest medical authority the
Army have given their unqnulifcd approx val TO
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS
Third thousand Of inva'ids, restored TO heal.s
through their agency, endorse and recomnlen nd
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS
Fourth Thousands Of soldiers in ii6spitais and
on the m arch have cheered, streDgthed end benefit
ted by the use of
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS
Fifth Thousands Of emiaants on the Western
Plains have been saved from disease and death by
the timely use OF fEEEg IA e .s.Y.5->
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS
sixth.-Travecrs on Rivers and the Ocean have
found an un aiiing remedy In
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS
Seventh Miners toiing far down in the bowels
OF the earth, have been protected ana prererved by
SWANS BOURBON BiTTERS ".a
EiJhth.--Thousands OF Ladies' In delicate bea,,b
have had the bloom restored to their cheeks by using
SW AIMS BOURBON BIT rERS
Ninth.-By increasing The appetite, assisting d.
gestion, regulating the bowels, aid gf7inc tone 10
the systom, they impart strength and vigor to the
system they impart strength nd vigor TO- the body
and: heerfulness to the mind
sS IL your druggist tradesman has not got
hese Bitters, have him send for them
~ Remember the name and AXE no other. For
sale by leading Druggists and Grocers everywhere,
SWAIN. Proprietor,
81 South Water street, Chicago
AZ wholesai by TAYLOR, BLAKE co, and j. ~.
MEkRlLL, ottumwa and by all Wholesale dealers in
Burlington.
August 80 1866
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COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE.

ever known TO the world. tile not a whiskey prep
araton to be used as a beverage, but is Medicine
esyecially adapted to diseased or dyspeptic stom
ach. The proprietors
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TRANSFORMATIONS.

TRANSPORTATION.
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY CO.,
EXPRESS FREIGHT LINE.
Via Great Western, New York Central and connect-
Ing lines to and from the East and West controlled
and opera ed by the roads forming the Line
The Roads forming this Express Freight Line are
fully prepared to
GIVE DLSTA TON TO FREIGHT.
which cannot be exceIled by any other Line
Csc. 4. JARVIS, Agent, 273 Broadway, N York
r. n. KASpaLL, Agent, u State Street, Boston.
A. WALLiNGFORD, General Western Agcpt,
81 LAKE street, fremont building, CHIOxGo.
Dee ~ Ga -
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The Secretary Of the rrossL ~ has instructed
cotton agent DaArrr rat ali Vie g,vsnnah snd
Charleston cotton must be sold, and that persons
having claims upon IL must present them 30 tho
Court Of Claims for Adiudicst on This seems TO
be hard case Tor large clasq-of these cotton
claimants. THO G Arcston Cor nIER SAYS r,t
nearly all tho cotton seized In n M city belonged
to private citizens, who had take'i the precauuon
10 convert all the property they uld into tho sta
pie believing It 70 he safcr prop rty 10 hold than
anything else. Tho CotEIER ella ms that none of
The cotton scizod in Charleston belonged 20 tho
rebel government, and bui very ale Of II 10 per-
sons 'Tceptod from the general Al nnesy. II these
clsmsnts ave now OBLIGED 10 pr, sent their claims
to the Court, will be difficult to determine when,
Il ever, they Will secure se.tlcu Itut. Msuy mer-
chants aud other business men arr unable g. re
sumo their vacations because their e.ptal is thus
maze unavailable, willie others need the money B.
ray their northern debts he on rssuuling business
with our people. Tho CoumEa on this subject
6lysi
This duty cannot bpo URGENTLY 10 prtsael upon
tho consideration Of the Government Our mcr-
chants have fcts / with great fidelity. They src
DESTROYS To- commence asan wi,h Integrity and
honor They desire 10 o. 81 farly 7ul Justly wil.
tbeir Nor,her n or dltors. The cotton snd stores
which thoy h al cqurcI By tieir labor for thid
purpose have pas scd into tic power OF the Gov
cratncut. W hA 'they now require IL that CON.
pcusatiou ID refO should De promptly prov ded
We cannot NJ bel 1--we that ell that ID Toslly needed
10 10 call tie nit luiion " the Government TO th.t
duty and ne 'sssit,' IL will be measure Of gres,
r'Aei. II wall 10 sin.Ect Of justcO. IL viii afford
noeeor b. our peolrs AND promote the interest AID
prosperity oTAll
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IrlcntI1 for "A lirn.nn.

THR Spanish suiLorincs have courteously sur.
rendered the late rebel ram atonewsll 70 our Gov
srnment and Secretary SEWARD has acknowledged
ihe announcement. in mos. fslicitous official COM
munication, whicb was published in yestcrday's
sun. ITO famous oorsrir has, Therefore, passed
INTO the hands OF the Navy Department, aud Is
now simply relic of the rebellion The Spanish
Government Ia entitled 10 credit for the manner In
which IL has given up the s,onewal but tho act
In iisel' was ono that could no. be eyaied. Tic
prompt demand made by our Government, III
mediately on receiving intelligence that the vess,l
had been given up TO the authorities at Havana,
was evidence that refusal would lead TO seriOus
complications, aud wo attribute The surrender TO
fhis fact rather .han To any genuine feeling Of
friendship entertained by Spain towards the United
States But however .tls may be- no t,uh can DO
found with the Spanish Government ia this m
stance Il has acted promptly AMI Justly, and
while .us Is not exactly IA accordance win is con-
due. ddrin. tic rebcluol, i. may ls lhst circum-
stances have induced it to treat this Government
more respectfully in tho future.