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Names, Capt. 9. g. Bppen,
pet4er iytsn sanfas Ra6m,ttAs ) utr %abfdbrf.
Drr DampFSr / 81 lie l..
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3iefa Ddmpfer iIbrsn prompt unt btlDtgen tire SrGHt
Ietr ftnsQ. 0er19erurs AZ ten htatsftn Staten. Nu4s..
,et6rets Beau, mli6ttitsn fur poHasttrs, prahtsSG. eGISns
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
M0ntdone Wro6-,

MOntdgue 8rO6.,
eueregeriHerpna8 rlgenten,
'-*+ -t~ !'34 SO gteOrpSr , SsaItimore.
..assuten fur ttfsI6en6ea 8tutr> s}srf6.tunss eOrnsao.
ntteH /. GtGRe; su0I r1Tht "TNo
RsttcppIitan Snfutancs 80 atfn gcrt,
~ 9ruaofGpitdl UNI ObItg. $1,7OO coo
SnternattpaaI Snt. &C., StG,
ug l.... GrunbFapttal unb CEIis. 1,25OOoO
Nbrtnttt Birc S~nfur0nct g.,
GruntfdbttGl 500 ono
RefoIute 6tre SnfErdnes Co.,
l-4.4 ~ -lU- @rtnefGottaI So u 3O0OOO
WtrluRt trtrben prompt 6eSata6ttt anb pbnt treent etne
UtriSeerure tn unferey Office tf3atls,
OUR pplt(en unb StetnpfIfefne BerSdnInG! ,.aa
RerIOnen, ptlbt In ter sgfttCpUlitcn o6er Teioiute Go.
Serh6trn lad.n, frb yu elmer Dtpibente pon tenn @eptun
reI&e f6pn ~nen1rfai so grps. eetrug, Cbne bas
Ht 0t et~dteen Serluft Der Comp. eefen Bu be fen brau9en.
@ati Il NE. GbaS SpHEeT n Gp.
Steunana, 2tntt@s & 60. Saecb Seeger
D {: 0raans 4 GG (anat23iU
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Dr. 1amspe in 0DSldr, aDrIg
o. refcss Sg0nnnOer, as IA

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bstIt umt I.tueu aus Dtu tetISamfen unh %trdftisasn 9rda
tern sersis.su Ariatien u~ufseltar Int rdL9 aGt 6ts EtaEt
be.ten, ne zoe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TN gfagsn shtr SIult
S~ntieheat sic ca aao
!0dalprrboiDeu, GbOIera<2nfdlIe, 9iarrbae, 9pz
Iiten 8redrubr, @Gpinpei, 8ldbun9en, aOpf=
famer0 2litbnta, talte8 6ieber, Gpiltpiie.
SIN auen 5t.,en 8saen IN esa Gt. E nj peT&t G Itri1
(per 3Dttlt 81 0 23Utttee iar Sal %unfaplbdt unt witt fDfrrt.
ge9en ArDnif65sn tpeEaitcterj Nbenin0tisttuS
3.If BE Or. 60 mptf&t Il be um att m us Salbe
per BOG 81. 9 1Gren fir $751; N fGrtertsen Bduen NIT
BEN @ltrtt sa8letd ansfranbt, RGer.
Der N~dturoGftpt 2anpt IL SpslcI pat etneu 70 Srreen
6ufr bag patieHten dus sGGea Ebetleu Der g0e!t ~ Tim
Er6mtn; Ct bet eoHIA ~3tGpoitpn i'm Sabre 1882 bon elmer
5nfsrbarnrubE, bic ais r~GnteIbat ertIdrt rar, tuxtrt une
bat eeseup6rtte, 1uBeT etrea 1000 pattenten. aus Nah unb
B'rn, bs !sntalt6e 5amtltt vOn 9anRSpet, @rSsflrfi Gen'
RaH4tn Vpn RpeGRt nebf @ematlin, unh 5eriCs bon III
tenenre uEbf Leatey In 3etanflEng.
in Baltimore bei u. 8p9eltr B. &c., Seth Q. 9Gnse, :
2~afeneerp GGspari's unb GGen GHtsrn Npetbefen 81 td6eE
1~epptbsppl fuT Dt,ritl &oiaabta: CD. g~tFtfiGrt, 81.
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Mene MoI. 0Sol. 0dria9c.

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izbrtatn aanee, Ms 10 iHr. ~otneteten Gblatme bsttHs em'
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9lah Wdfbinotpn5
s., $3.50 zss..s yiOrOlide Gentral
- @iieHbabn.
8 . M IN z6abrplan n.

8 0nnmerz6abrpIan. .eaE
On uuO MAD @onutuS, Sen 2S. 9Rai 1866.
.- ..ti,', !3uge nproUGrtS.
BarttoA Acccn'opot,en yso. 1 ...........7.2 BORN.
YoP5As ~. -. s,:sti:-.:1 1920 n
SarIi90ut9 ACCOMMODATION. .2.50R d6ul.
RsrttDn ACCOMMODATION SIC. 81. 90
YitISburg unb- @r'e ~stPresSns 800
EtttsburS uub &tmiya GrpteG5u9 10. 90
3it9e iiOrdrts.
Pittsburg, &lmirn une erie SrpreS3us. ....7 .oe Born.
9orttcn ACCOMMODATION ytp. 49,. $40
2@et'sOnrS accommodation. -. 80. IL. 20 gadm.
sEoro"o ;:i:t; a:''-'..Y..-.r...6.30 n
Pasl10u accomppenpn ap' :. .,-........7 1920. .H
De9ieIn. "S"S 0"
Ser TOO eTpreB5us seBt tagtin. . BIZ 1E I
Der 500 @~rpresaus Se9t tGsliS, aussenommene ons.
tags, nag parrIsbare, Ptttsbur9 unb Grie. ~
Der 1000 abenos @rrreB5lg, Gcnntaas, nom Sorr;a-
burg, g'ttsburs nub Dem Dsfeu nur, foarmt tSoii6 an.
Gng9eupmueu Dicntaga. 49,.
men Saunlaes. oT' ~"OS'"o"s
Dn PoNous sept tdsliG, auseeupmmeu epnntoos
XII S"'l'Sont6 AeeonIpoalicu3ua oebt tSoI;H S~.-.o
@ases"0lmsr' Ste POa- puS GrpSesaifos Eort. SU"a :.
~5ait'usors une ParftOh ni&tton. u sU's" tDVVeh
pptt7 uni GtpreBstsey fteSen4 in gerb;rA,,..
pshhlPlUonao ~Gtienbobn IN Sorrisburo f#r ~ Ss;.ts
5ura, @ieoetare, Columbus, &inciuuoti SrS! ut puts
JorI Gcapne, @Pscagcs uuo alien gI6sen bes orns = ~
feRs, ano IN &tnliro nit Der gseip gorf erie S;;senkoT,
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Sten Dort. -
N6Pere guafunit fpirb am GaTuertHr. Depot ertbeilt
.. u. Nubarrb ,aaM4}
Geu. superintendent.
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u~,rmttteI1t Ger neuen. auf fas SUltttie etbauten unb 81
s4nteRe einsert&teten 8rpeen e%tierntp @pft-O4mrtl9th"
s5arouia. $500 3ounen, Capt 8 6 Meier,
xSurafTTd, ESQ Ionuen, Capt $ 3 Swenlsu. ri
Bdparia, e4OO EoHnen Capt 5 4~aute, .....
@eufpnia, Q OO 5ounen, Capt 8 s 9qnd, s54
essrmaaid. $500 5onueu, Capt 3 Gtl9re, so "3-
9ilemania, $500 Gonneu, [neuI Capt u 2rautsn1nn
Die Dampfer 1;eier einte ~beiOrbtrn bs -.al.. 80. 3
Gereiniete Staten ppit
UNITED States Mall ~ -
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mad 9ambure or..s..6 IA % :.
glpben:ter i, Il IS De1emter g. ~,
abf1b,en En6 gaFdsiert pcn Mfn Yrrt nan
6amburq, y0apre, 9onnon Hno southampton
"a ben ~fotsenlen 9rsien nttnifn'' @4-s ---~ @8 i
gsli Nee Ypy! mad 9amtare, 9aSre' soaeph uns
Sou tanip.pu; oo
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am Aboduag t1ee etues jereu Dampti4ttteS an. ,
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an ne GSenerol pdfatesA pentfu eNr ftntt ". o. t0aFp
. q 8oat, Bic. 8 S~aretapffr., nabe tTUeepag. .
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.5gi IS anos.TOrte abritant,l
r.i ~. go .ASs rs. Baltimore Ctr tt3t
ncbs Pins Str, 3 a 1T m ore, ...
taik fste etns Ma8Ratt Der l61naeu Sntrnmentt bCtrdteile
Seren Elae uub Sd6nbett beS ESnes. fortt Dauerbaftt8ftt:
hes 8ares nttt ~Iber.rpiteu rperben t5nnen. Wan ipre@t &C.
ffataa opr une .tcrsetf8s i6 felbR. =
n BY Snr tsbes Snhrumcnt ntrt flnf SABRE %garnnttrt.
So Nlte ptanGs werben i'm EGuf6f 8enpmmen fur nthe.
/. ~ 1ieparatrren, Sttmmen un% beraltiGen NrSetten
r. reep partttid unt aut dufne frhrt. .u.NHe (23te9 III
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Baltimore uus Odio
GilfnbnLn.

Elm un6 mad Tsutas, %. April, psrben tGsli9 2 3Gsc
na4 UPettins uuS Ynfereburs unb Elm Bug mao 5rebe.
rio a6ge6eu, mte fpl8t:
Ysf5ua tGSli3 (SountasS aus8eucmmeu) WtOrs. s.sO
G~Epref3uS tGsIi4 atenps 949 --a.l@
Setbe 3ige ~oerbiuten fi4 oHl O3ipfu5 nit alien %I6,,
sen tpeitjiG. nprbneitli9 uno iiopeitltG. ASST l.
Der 6arpers Gerrp uuO 6reberid Accommodations qua
Eefli&, uerldBi Baltimore I'M 4 15r Na6mittogs. Den.
ti4 oertSBt bieiei Bug 9drrts' Gerrb un 6 nbr Nloraens
uHf 6rebeid I'm : nFr, tGSli6 (ausgencmmeu Sonntaas,
Der 3us MAO Gaicetts DiiGs geBt Saa 0aItimOr,
SEOr8ens UNI 6 20 uuD s. 40, unb gta4m. 1 20 unb 4. SO
nnS non Gaicptts ytias gtcrSeus 7.4e HnS lice, uns
stednl. 2.4O uue 6.4e.
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q gen u T y q I I m y
Gbr. Tir1er, $50. 299 ID. Brattftr.
-1-I a2sieatte far eeiDenbel!I
N~rcfetior Gcuts rs unorom's
~ weitbtrIan;te
SlntrctntgungSs ntse I~5fnbru't96'
aab uafveitie ttt beasn, BIS tes: t~etoaatsu 2stttet, ufa q
perIprsns G~siunhtett wttberberSuaeaen, fewte, renn .e.ttG
tetpmEen, 2ren'b. ttta ~ rsrhatsn. EteisI:eH dne TEA
Rbet tia !l-sss ..@ l"a a.rst te
Observation-Disclosures ibrer 9etlirGft megen
In Deutf6laut rubn1ltGit bsiannt uuc eeahtet. uab battr
F6 aud tist fttt osn lestsn bret Sabrer r'rtr Io!iten SV
errprten uub etsnsn Id ~hefsnbstt tnr
OcilunG b6olDiu!QGr Unc i'set!nnd, ,0tl
,,''.'+ &ranf1eitcn.
unh tOutt Ntemnrb BIZ 5cfinarG,. 8tSsiit IL aeF0fn. epfegiar
pbne ;uppr bttfe t~et!Eanen Rroafsr III beTtadea Dix RAJ
ter ueteeH bcu mtr
-''@ ~e' biret. ugil Deutf4lqro
tupOrtirG unb empftpIf tb ~esefe!ten ~hrtuSsnt mttnen tOecgtg
9anSs!eutsn inrS ~senetattn Cssrands, 90 i'd fen ub:r : : 81
ttn, tds Elm Sfber btr stnnial ba0pn ntntnt NIT bsr s. =
funa SCENTS ~aufrisben lRh mtg u'ftr obnt ~etefslten ftr r;.t
SeSt Bertlit fplte Fett ra0rn i'm 6auf tecsaj ZEN. %
bet RtneerR TT et rrhitsastSe N'riar8 n'fsc Rrart:s ~ or.
bGft uberrafben6. 1871. .'a Hc.
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b. SID is3 EHilen Uoer @uErera,
je uaA DuniG uni battn HA Del fiafrsse 8raot6s,tn e
befSHeetS beilfont frEitfn, oil.
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Slot. &Eeumatisn4s
Gr8brIfiSisit, 0Hssebruna
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2taa. 8rlIne, AU6enironftftt
SSnupfeu, 8trt&iesauas
res SisroeEi1r" 6e,
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Gttppe. trlt!,
Gtptte S!utr. Rr6Ss.
SalsEusu syphilis
E#% l. aalts Stebtr. 5autausfdIaat
~ rnb aGen 9rGnf5etten,
MeIns aus psrbDre:neiz Slutf enttprinStn.
5errtr ~emsfeble t9 Gelssn- & ranter. xtiSir seBea RlseH-
frampf DurQfaI, tptae &ubr, 8ruf etbrn, 5anen, @rfdt.
tuneyu. ~. Gptlsptii6e 9rDp en- ur sdo3liden 9etIun8
Sr T1qla@t Sid pu per. 5 bnItt ttur, Sa9ew II tPulper
unb 9Dtaepif,r ur duStritpe Ysrlesuuaen Ibeumatfbe
Gtnttnr g autettpee unO Gpssr1. Gl,rt fspie Or. g9pttes
ntlIb .rIhmtes AaecnPefsr.
SWItus Dtcnelt,
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9~feaiernnos NgrFamf.
..e.. g9lss,8 srfauf boa
Reaierun9SQ ferpen unO Mauleleln. .
..: e6ene,a Quart rmotfe. s. Office
.t... WatbtRe tpnt ~ Y. Sspt. 70 Io15-
spdtreub bes Ytendts Otlpber pereen ON zen naVoe-
mann en- pidben rub Easen auF S~Heatlt4er NutttOn an ZEN
Ytetitbtetenbcu Siriauft ndrt'td: ju
: :.s- -h-yl Nep Yprt
Statt len 9prf %Dtehfa9 toe g1rRf ~" P!eF'e 'a9Hp'
ss,loS.rpbta. . n utr "a ieSe ISOLDE 100 9fsrtr tialt4.
pb Ia9e pbia. 9 anFaS 100 Wfau.elrl "
harrisburg Dteufdg IOO
Sieanins Dtenfae 3. Stt-ber $50 D'erte "
ere nerurs, Bitttd l.. St1c'e $50 y "
Z peoasr. y pnnerfas i9 Sttsber $50 y "
Pittsburg, Dpnnetrag2 70 Sttbr. l55 " y
aatntOpR, Disnf a II. q br 100 e."
W. 0etNpdrt.
sDtrninetpn, Dttnfaef Be gDc@t 100 qfe'te tdsli&.
Dtlmt nSteu, Sretta9 100 Ntauteiel y
" 90 - RtffUurt ..l.a -
81. eruis, Ettpb.- 3. 4.5,6 Z, 8.u 10. $50 YlaulsieI ti3lt&
st Qruts, Sttrter II, II, ID no IA 15e gfsrbe
81. 9puis, Gtt., "a, 25. 26, 81, %, &c, 1t 81 $50 Naursisln
Et- -- Gieeborp,D G..
Dtnfasu u. 0 u.HtrR q ieb1 1ppbe 100 Yferfe ta8ltt
Rere Nertau { IN giaul- elm I'm zen IN Yah a6cn nott
Sic Gttere psl1e i'm Sttrber certIu tpereeb iRh stf r
ais ants anbste. wsi9e 3 m pubiitum ITS lst %aa8ebotsn
purbru Die Yt,bbett t~erItlbsu II 6tiarl obbraut ar.
GS mtr6 er pGrtft, bGf NIT bttftn ger
atIe ubetfIu fftseu @su9ernt-
m N hte re usran9trtwerser R1uter
i|SIlttn beSbGIb spn bteter IeSttn @ele-
seubett u tduftn ppIIen SfbrGa9 mad N.
Bic Ebters rtrten etnSeln ~peJfIuff.
Die Oerf3ufe beetnn n un 10 utr y. W.
eItueunse n: baar In u oeruenedtsBtlb
SdmeS Il. Y dtn,
brsp Brio. General Ia Charge l. Gipf,pE.
(tsst. 28-Sti 81 =. W %. y.
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MarGlanO
&glcnBz
Serii6crutIs8 Gompo0mie
0 Sahtmpre,

Snbaber BON gerftherunass S6einen baben
Nntbeil am @elpine.
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aoo,nS' @rpre6 Gptnpasnie

9%1k&1a
eslOF6ert@ater Wsr,ba6en anb @eISsr nd& auen TbttIeu
% TsF Stontsn nrp nab tan alen 8tetIen ter gDelt.
OW @t0trbett bs Gt9entbumB. mcfhes IhY annrrtromt
2TS-per ntetrtgt YretS, ben 1s fas TubrIObn sershnet-
W tsStImae'9tett unb RafGtttt tn tbrtm CSelddftsoonoe
n VIZ Os Mflttqterur8, weI1e ft periouen betet, @eiSe
IoaeseH, SDfrtbld3tn unb Cab su SerI6tden boken uaoben
ee HranS Crpref @OmpaanIe unGbsrtrsfa1 oIs
eta Se oroerunaSMitteL, N"'F~ A1
CUR Austunft heibe mae eb In kRr 6oyst. Ota.. -.
9pmpaeatftu Baltimore III" - ~"T''Oi"' 'sF
IN. N,0. 164 10 BdIti ore Gtrdse.
ceet IN iprtn 0ureaus " o. 227 uuH22e q Il nm.
srPrsy an per &al7ert'Stottsn uub am Rnr.
'pat ~ perl Oesr BEL trssnb ether tbrer Nsenturtu.
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- BOtOmac
Era~tSpOrtGtiOn8s 3inte+
camper Grgrtb Capt e. u. &Stter,
= ~; WElleth .Uf CAPT. gDm. &tggdn,
nst|Sntn si9btfr 86arf, 5as sen Barren. ,itltn 9ttnh6a
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IN Vsretneau8 nit ht OtGne. unb 1Ierouhria Gttlb.tu
Me- = x9SVDSra Nne ba'ten an be Ren6bnlt6eR 2aalwuas.
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? ia "S u Samfag o ubr UtprsenS uni NIe bria
6un8 sptdsen an. "'"~ AZ sea V'tSmdt eGa-
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an q. @ethha m l. SDuS, l49 qtohts, mt..s
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pom ren beaen G-pmposnien.

Per Charter btefer Gsmsaanie erfsr6ert Elm g,snn5t .
ny ssnteet ais 300 900 beim Gtaats.5Gosmetaer in rrs
s ~ Htsns St3t' bettspapiertn ~teGtebenD, ais @arantte fur
ranosf&tintn. w." '"'"'''" y" "'FP~s'
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U"t g~0tapasnit 1T btr,tt es15tntt6f 9steus . gerfde.
cSS"ss @e.ns retr aHa e A:ta fur .ine 8epiIfe gtei6s on
, Sos+s.m 6a0 tur iebn SaQrs nt&t b,rfa a6are Stsins aus
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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-02-23
Colored Troops.

This war has scattered not few
inveterate prejudices. Not the least
stubborn of these was the almost uni
versal impression that the negro
would not fight. When the first in
stances were published of the bravery
of colored men who did good service
on the field, it was claimed they were
merely exceptional cases, and the gen
eral public were for long while ad-
verse to the arming of the blacks.
But by this time skepticism is pretty
eflectually silenced. The black man
has illustrated his valor in too many
stubbornly contested fights not to
have wiped ont the reproach of cow
ardice against his race. At Port Hud-
son, Fort Wagner, and Fort Pillow,
he gave the highest evidence of dar-
ing and determined courage. In the
recent great victory of General Thom-
as he gave another proud demonstra-
ton of his pluck and enthusiastic dar-
ing.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-02-23
Politics and War.

Our politicians, appointed Major
Generals because they (" believed in
the war; have all failed. Witness
Fremont, Banks, Butler, and all the
rest. Our West Pointers, made Major
Generals, and becoming politicians,
are also failures. Witness Mcclellan,
Buell., and SO forth Anti-slavery and
pro-slavery Generals have all failed
alike. The military business men,
who turn neither to the right nor the
left, to conciliate any sort Of politicians,
are the successful ones. Witness
Grant, Sherman, Thomas, Sheridan,
concerning whose notions about sla-
very, and all the agitated questions
about politics, few know or care
enough to make an assertion or ask a
question. The anti-slavery people have
no reason to be dissatisfied with them,
however, for, unless We except the reb-
els, they are the greatest practical Abb
olitionists of this century.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-02-23

The rebels, four years ago, set out
for Eutopia. They were going to
overthrow the Government, cut off
New England, conquer Cuba and
Mexico, extend slavery around the
Gulf, and rule the world
They find themselves instead, in a
dilemma. Out of Missouri, out of Ken
ltuoky, out Of Tennessee, out Of Ar
kansas, out Of elbows, out of friends,
out of food, and out of wind.
They supposed JEFF. Davis was a
hero, but they now declare him an ass.
They are sorry. They ought to reflect
that it is only because he was an ass
that he could lead them into rebe-
llion. In drove of asses nothing but
length of ears can distinguish the
leader from the followers. They are
indebted for his leadership to the very
quality they condemn. They are
sorry that in separating they didn't re-
cite their grievances. They cannot
think why it was, and propose now to
recite instead the grievances suffered
since the war Wen tell them why.
1t was for the same reason the school
boy failed to recite his lesson, because
he did not know it. He might Just as
well allege as his excuse the whip
ping he got in consequence, as for the
rebels to plead the despotic effects of
the war as justification for entering
into it. ST..
They got up the rebellion to sustain
slavery. Now they propose to abol-
ish slavery to sustain the rebellion.
This is like the Paddy who thought to
climb to the moon by planting one
ladder above another. "But what
would you do when you had no more
ladders ?" Borrow the under one,"
he rplied.
They began the fight for slavery,
free trade, State rights, and independ-
ence. Instead of free trade, they have
had blockade. JEFF. Davis has crush
ed out State rights. They are now
abolishing slavery, and are ready to
sacrifice their independence to Great
Britain and France for protection as
provincial dependencies. Having lost
about all they set out to fight for, they
are trying to work themselves into a
fury of "hatred to the Yankees and
keep up the fight on that. But the
game is impossible. To the extent
they are whipped they are compelled
to admire us. They may keep on max
ing mouths out of doors, but not when
under the eye of their schoolmaster.
In no single conflict have the chival-
ry" stood doggedly to be shot down
in their tracks when they had made
up their minds that the battle was de-
cidcd. That is now the situation "
of the entire rebellion.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-02-23
How the Mighty Have Fallen.

Six years ago, one of the leading
men i'll the United States Senate, was
James Green, Of Missouri. Every OBJ
server of passing events in the polit-
ical history of the country, will re-
member his signal triumph in bad
cause, during the debate on the Lee
compton question. He was the only
man who by common consent, got the
upper hand of Douglas in that memor-
able discussion, and but for him the
Southerners would have made poor
showing just then. There seemed to
be a bright future opening for him,
but like too many others similarly sit
uated, he thought no man could rise in
the world of poitices, without passing
a good deal Of time in the bar-rooms
Of Washington To-day, as l was.
walking down Pennsylvania avenue, I
passed a wretched looking man, stu
pidly drunk, his face horribly disfg-
ured, as if he had just emerged from
street fight, both his eyes blackened
and swollen, his clothing covered with
mud and dirt-the cynosnre of all eyes,
and the laughing stock of shoe blacks.
| asked who it was, and | was told it
was Jim. Green, of Missouri" Alas,
how the mighty have fallen - Wash
aagton Correspondence Cinciaacti Con-
merciai
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-02-23
Whiskey and Newspapers.

\ glass of whiskey, is manufactured
from perhaps a dozen grains of mash
ed corn, the value of which is too small
to be estimated. A pint of this mix
ture sells at retail for one shilling, and
if good brand, is considered well
worth the money. 1t is drunk off in a
minute or two it fires tie brain,
rouses the passion, sharpens the appe-
tite, and deranges and weakens the
physical system. 1t is gone, and swol-
len eyes, parched lips, and aching head
are its followers. On the same side
board upon which this is served lies a
newspaper which costs about six cents.
This is covered with hundred thou
sand types; it brings intelligence from
the four quarters of the globe it has
in its early-printed columns all that is
strange or new at home it tells you
the state of the markets gives ac-
counts of the war the execution of
the last murderer, the last steamboat
explosion or disaster, articles on phi
losophy, government, religion, &C., and
yet, for all this, the newspaper costs
less than the glass of grog, the juice
of few grains of corn. .as...f
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