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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-07
HNlHQlkum.

On Tuesday last company Of "Oil
Gnerrillas' left the shore Of lows for the
Petroleum regions OF Crawford Co, Wis
On Wednesday at A. NJ, We struck oil.
Mr.. TIcHENo., whose farm Is not far from
tho indications. accompanied US to the
South Fork Of Copper Greek. and showed
rs spring flowing cut Of the base of
rock-hill about ESQ feet high. This spring
10 the head Of the creek it flowed, at least,
ten barrels An hour, and on it's surface are.
the blueish green colors characterizing
petroleum; but SO thin as to be tasteless
and without smell. Below this spring, but
not in connection riM it, We were shown
another spring or pool-the water appar
emily sseoed out Of the adjacent bluff, and
from it's surface We gathered half pint of
tho best quality Of crude oil, which is now
on exhibition in SEVERAL places at McGregor.
A marsh Of an acre or so. still farther
down the valley, was found to be impreg.
mated with the same article. In a word.
~ found unmistakable signs Of oil in.
several places Cor over a mile down the
valley, and other indications Of an equally
favorable character were found in small
branch Of the Creek, in the vicinity Of
the first discovery. Copper and oil abound
In the valley Of South Copper Creek as
surface signs; whether basin or well can
be struck by boring, We cannot tell, but
Pennsylvania judges who we're with US,
assured our party that the indications were
superior to anything in the oil regions Of
IA. or We. 500 aa sv-a asaaaa
a purchase Of one half the inte.es: Of
Tichenor, Langdon and Dr.. Conant, was
tie result Of our trip, and at an early Jay
company will BE- organized a: McGregor
TO develop not only this, but several other
contiguous basins wherein tho precious
grease is discovered OH the surface. That
the public may judge Of the correctness o.
this exploration, We name the McGregor
parties who devoted their time and labor
70 . close examination Of the premises
A. PearsalI. j. Bassett, II. u. Evans, W.
A. Durham. Frank Hsnnaha, w. Powers
and a. p. Richardson. Since returning
Geo. Church, w. Hunting, Hayt & Bur
dick and several others have given it thsi
confidence. &-
Our town. since Friday morning. bal
talked Of scarcely anything but OIL Cap.
THOMAS, Of Prairie du Chen, report
oil at Clermont, and he has leased tn
premises there. We repeat that there ma
b no oil in the earth that can be got a
probably, bat We also state that no ma
can see these springs without surrenderins
During this week probably $50 person
from HcGregnr will 60 on visit to ii
head Of South Copper. The compan
-invite the closes. investigation: no putin
IS necessary. 5sa
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-07

V. DAuBENBuRGER, formerly Of the Ms.
sissippi House, is now engaged with P.
Stauer in the numbering business. Their
lumber yard is located on Main street, ne xt
door to the Norwegian Hotel. and UNITS
numerous friends will find Mr.. Stauer as
fair a dealer and gentlemanlv in all his
intercourse. as there is anywhere to he
found; team which viii pull we'll together
and satisfactorily to the buyer. The firm
name, We believe, is Stauer & Dauben.
burger. ri - a 's*r7 r.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-07


TnE toneudsg bit Of love and admiration
for a certain class of New Englsnders is
from the pen of Horace Greeley, confess.
eddy the ,ablest writer in the reforming
ranks Of the hour -, sc .-,. .-... .....
o. New England produces many Of the best
specimens of the human race, and along
with those, some OF the very meanest be
ngs that ever stood on two legs--cunning,
'apacious. hypoe.lsicsl, ever ready to
sknia flnt with "a borrowed knife and
make (far' oth-rs) soup out OF the p:el.
ngs. This c1ass soon browne too well
known At home-'run out" rs the phrase
,>-when they wander all over the earth.
Snutiing and swindling. to the injury and
.hane Of the land that bore them and cast
them out. Now, let it be generally pre-
sumed by the ignoran: blacks Of the South
hat a Yankee. becasse Yankee. is neces.
>arlly friend, and this unclean brood will
"vr>pread the South like locusts, starting
schools and prayer meetings at every
cross roads, getting hold Of abandoned or
right and left, cutting timber here, trying
out tar and turpentine there, and growing
corn, cotton, rice and sugar, which they
wi have sold at the earlies. day and run
away with the proceeds. leaving the negroes
in rags and toodless, with winter Just com
ing on. Trust thy self" is the very frs,
maxim to be impressed on the ignorant
blacks take no mans fair words as sub
Stantial verities, bu, insist on being paid as
YOU 20 .,... +.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-07

CHICAGO REPuBLIcAN.-This mammoth
paper 90 wide columns and mostly Of
small type) takes the place Of the Chicago
Post We are indebted to it for Daily
exchange, and for this favcr VIC tender our
thanks.
The Republican Is very handsomely
printed it abounds in news, local, tele-
graphic and general, and in time we hope
it will dry up the Tribune and Journal. 1t
is calm and gent!emanly in discussion,
though very frm in the advocacy Of VIVA.
its editor believes to be tho right policy for
the hour. a Ia- ..
Chas A. Dana is the E litor in.chief
and A. w. Mack, the publisher. @nt
Specimen copies seen at this Office, and
money forwarded fer subscriptions.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-07

DR.. PLUMB, late Of Newslrs Drug Store.
has purcha> ed AZ stock Of Drugs in Deco.
rah. II We had space this week we would
make him blush with praise-every bit Of
it deserved too No more gentlemanly sales.
man. better qualified druggist or specimen
of genuine man ever stepped into our
sister city OF DEBORAH. Ep., we don't like
parting with you, . bit.7of yac7 gga
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-07
Bass & ELMENDoRr.

A marriage c. remony was recently per
formed at Cranky, Connecticut, during
which the Clergy man ''forgot himself" and
psaytd that '.the family and friends Of the
deceased might be watched over
The prayer might have been very appro-
pirate Notwithstanding; many persons put
death and marriage at about the same price
in! tho mark q. Of hardness =. ~ =. ~
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-07

ADVERTISING j. f Corle:t. Esq, Sc
cretary of the Clayton County AgricuItu-
raj Society by the way, a most energetic
officer and one who will stir things up in a
way to make that society the peer if not
the superior Of any in the State. ..Cor.
lett, some weeks ago, advertised in the
NoRrH Iowa TINES Farm for sale" in
Delaware Co. New York. The farm was
the property Of his father who is growing
aged and is DESTROYS Of spending his re-
naming years with the son in Iswa. Well,
the TINES carried the information to the
middle states and New England, and Cor
lett informs US that the correspondence re-
sulting from this Advertisement alarmed
him. One visit to tbs P. o. brought him
no less than Thirteen letters in4uirine
price, terms, SC. &C.. A lew days prior
to this heavy mail receipt the farm had
been sold to one who had written, sooner
His batch Of letters represented five differ
, ent states outside Of Iowa 1! Wilt pa,
| to advertise in live paplr?
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-07

PRHsIpENrf.L DEcL NATION ON lNrExrrR.
ANcE The following 10 taken from the New
York Obscrter. 1t will be seen that President
Johnson has joined his predecessors in the dec.
l;.ration. 1t was contributed BY Hon. E. c.
Delevan, and is dated April 29th
Messrs. Editors In 1863 visited ex.Peai.
dent Madison, who signed the declaration be.
low. On my return from Virginia ] called on
President jackson and ex President Adams -
They added their signatures The declaration
is on parchment. Every succeeding President
has added his name except President Harrieon.
He di i before had time to forward it but
that he would have signed it have no doubt,
had he lived. as was given to understand,
after his death that he had abandoned his in.
trest in distilleries, from principle. Pres.
ident johnson has now returned the document
to me with his autogr. phi. Yonrs truly,
E. e. DELAvAN.
PRESIDENTIAL DECLARATION.
Being satisfied from observation and experience q
we'll from medical testimony, that ardent spiFito
drink, not only needless but hurtfu and that the
entire disuse Of 1t would tend to promote the health
the virtue. and the happiness Of the community,
Of the United States, and especially the young men
discontinue entirely the Of it. they would not only
promote their own personal benefit but the good Of
our country and the world. "a s#h
JAMES MADISON, ZrAYlos,
JOIN QuINCY ADAMS, MILARD FnlNoRH,
ANDREW JACKSON, FRANKLIN PTRC1
N. Vas BuREN, JAMES BUCHANAN,
JOHN TYLER. ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
JAMES K. Polk, AndreS johnson.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-07

TIHEs OrSIcE. Tuesday, June 6-4P.M.
Weather warm and very dry-crops in want Of rain.
Signs OF an extended drouth. Chintzbug reported
busy River falling rapidly. Ice in demand. BorHs,
the ice-man. in good humor Markets without much
change. Prospects Of return to specie payments.
Ruin ahead if this occurs suddenly. Benton Bros.
Co. report some changes in goods.
Wheat in Milwaukee and Chicago about 10 for No.
l. Gold 49, or thereabouts. At McGregor business 10
moderately active, I@ea--
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-07

THERE is an undertaken in Newbern who
is also an enba'mer, and when his wife
died he exercised his art upon her remains
in his best st,le, and now keeps her in
his room to exhibit as specimen,
tapping her upon the forehead to show It's
irmness, and saying: This is oil there
is Of my poor Betsy" "
4 kind-hearted old cuss that man must
be! ...-.,. ....r .rs8..s#
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-07
McGREGoR, June 8, 1865

Editors Times When mankind receive
justice with dispatch they ought not to be
tardy in acknowledging the same. There
fore we do say that we are under great OBJ
legations to the Germania, Hanover, Niagara
and Republic Insurance Companies, Jointly
known as underwriters, for the prompt
ness in which they havs paid our loss on
a cargo Of Gays shipped to St. Louis, April
25th, 1866. y" : 7-'-. ''-
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-07

Try IT ONCE. = The proprietors Of DR. D.
H. Sselye's Liqnid Catarrh Remedy have
unbounied conf lence in the merits Of that
Medicine. as they guarantee to return the
amount paid. where the directions have
ne, followed for one month, without be
nefci.l results. Surely they could do no
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-07

Generals Beauregard, Buckner, Brent,
Sterling Price, and Dick Taylor, and their
staff officers, were in New Orleans on the
10Th instant. Beauregard has taken up
quarters AT his old residence in that city.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-07
TIE OuEsIDE.--"The Boulj Sojsr BOY,

TIE OuysIDE.--'The Boulj Sojsr <poy.n
-. Amnesty Proclamation. Sherman
Dispatch to Grant ). Grants rebuff N!
Stanton Col. Calkins on the 1905 and
their exemption from taxation. Catholic
Protest against farther bloodshed. y. i.
From Little Rock =. Ages Of prominent
men. >. Wives on spree in Cedar Rapids.
Anecdotes and incidents.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-07
FOR SALE! FOR SALE!

4 NY one wishing to purchase my Millinery Stock
~ may do % on very reasonable terms My stock 10
all new fashionable and purchased the lowest figures
for cash. have large and fashionable class of custo-
mers, and business largely may be seen by
my books. Only reason for selling. my health is too
poor to continue in IT, Ny stand ia the most central
and favorable Of any in McGresor for this line of
(4Slw9 MRS. Ii. C. SCOTT
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-07
NJ RIED.

Tuesday, May 3d. in Newark, Ohio, At the residence
Of the brides father BY Rev. Mr. Hervey, Frank James,
of the s. NJ. L N. r. r. and Miss Tillie Ward, all Of
Newark.
We clip the above from the Cleveland Herald Of the
LIST Our young people will remember FRANZ - being
here last winter visit to Mary B. James, his sister
We are not that some Of tho Iowa girls would not
have captured him had he remained long enough 70
enable them to play their charming batteries on his
susceptible heart; but il too late to talk about
that. a%fs EafE@ss,sE agE
This Office "unnnmously" tender congratulations to
the happy pair. ..s..s .'@ haE
At Prairie du Chen on Monday. June 5th by Rev.
Mr. Brunson Miss Isabel second daughter of hrstian
Pox Esq, of McGregor, to Mr. John LGhthold of Gar.
navllo. u " IA a RI r. FL 81
May the happy pair have pleasant journey through
life and regret that they have proved themselves
in favor o(,he Union ~ e@
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-07

JupGE BoNp's PROTEST AGAINST MILITIA.
RY TRIALS The following is the portion
of Judge BoND's charge to the Grand Jury
of his court in Baltimore which relates to
military trials:
~ call your attention also, gentlemen, to
article 81 Of the Declaration Of Rights Of
Maryland. in these words: THAT in all
| criminal prosecutions every man has a
| right to be informed Of the accusation
| against him; to have copy Of the indict
ment or charge in due form Gf required)
to prepare for his defence; 10 be allowed
counsel; to be confronted with the WITNESS
| e> for and against him on oath; and to a
>peFdily trial by an impartial jury, without
whose unanimous consent tie can not b.
rouai guilty. and t, state that it has come
to my knowledge that here, where the
United States Court, presided over by
Chirf Justice Chase, has always been un.
impeded, and where the Marshal Of the
United States, appointed by the President,
selects the jurors, irresponsible and unlaw.
full military commissions attempt to exer.
else criminal jurisdiction over citizens Of
this State, not in the military or naval ser
vice of the United States nor in the militia,
who are charged with offences either not
| kno vn to the law, or for crimes for which
! the mode Of trial and punishment are pro
vided by statutes in the courts Of the land.
| That this is not done by the paramount
| authority Of the United States, your atten.
! ton is directed to article Y. Of the cOnSti
tuition Of the United States, which says:
| No person shall be held to answer for q
| capital or otherwise imam ,us crime. urless
| on a -pr"srntment of-cr indictment by a
grand jury, except IN eases arising in.the
! land er naval s'rces or in the nilr,ia whrn
i, actual s=rv'ce in time of war or publ:
dang-r."
such persons exercising. such unlawful
jurisdiction are liable to indictment by you,
as well as responsible in civil actions to the
parties injured" ~. u
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-07

Gen. Grant has presents tho borss be
rode when commanding an Illinois .regi-
nent, to the Sanitary Fair.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-07

RELIoloN -B.rcher says q great many
good things. Here Is one of his common
sense.isins:
Health is . Christian duty. have
heard persons praying, and pray ing. and
praying. for the presence Of God and
have thought that. II they would eat less,
and work m"re. and spend Awics a. much
time in the open mir. they would not need
to prav 80 much. Whist they want is
not answer to prayer, hut simple obedience
to the laws of God in nature"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-07
STR D!

0NE RED COW with white spots side Of each
hip; had bell when last seen has short tail;
medium sire and 10 about Ave years old. We will COM
pensate in proper manner any one who will give
such information - may enable recover said prop
efty WILLIAMS BROTHER.
Mc0regor, May 10th, 1855. $50
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-07

"Look on this pict,re, and fles on that" aEra
Here you behold the inirm step, --
The pallid cheek, Wasting form,
Untasted food, and a social atmosphere
Poisoned with the tales Of aches palms.
Slcepless nights, and mental despondency.
There, laughing health. sparkling eyes,
Elastic step, craving appetite, forgotten cares,
Genial thought and ambitious resolves n.
Show the contrast and mark the picture,
And here the secret lies, that
Unknown tn Quackenboss. the Doctor,
Smith had taken bottles three = s
Of DRAGE's PLANTATION BIfrEHs. -------.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-07

~ BUY FRESH GROUND oswEoo wArHI
LIME AND GENUINE RosENDALE CEMENT OF
GLASS L sON.-xa
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-07

Boots and Shoes OF eastern or Of home
manufacture. His stock is complete from
the plainest to the fanciset work known TO
eastern market:, while bis custom. work.
men are not exceled in skill by any Crispin
that ever waxcd an end. "A gerry p:omi-
nent Republican said tous the other day,
"What shall 90 for reading matter? The
Tribune Of Chicago hate; the journal
isn't sharp enough, aud the Chicago Times
is so strongly Administration that don't
| like It," We advise him to try the Daily
Republican. 1t is large sheet and thus far
evnces both talent and Judgment, com.
bination not found in either of the others.
..John Haight can just beat this corner
Of America for Fishing Tackle. We saw
him g. out gentleman the other day with
$50. worth Of hooks. lines, poles, snoods
flies and Isaac Walton Knows what all
His stock Of curiosities and varieties in al
respects is large and most carefully assert
; ed DR.. Levi Fuller, Assessor for thi'
District informs US that the distiilers o
r Dubuque have been settled with by the
I paying up in full and settling about $55,
900 costs. The 100 percent which tn
] ''informer'' was entitled TO was RENTED
e As the amount paid the Government wa
/. around 100000, we think the "informer'
!. was an easy man to deal with; a lead Q
8 $500, 900, for spying out delinquent is no
struck often! ....In purchasing Govern
/; ment horses at St. Louis. bob" Hardin
# and Henry Howe Of Monona, bought
a roam cavalry horse that was stolen fror
u Scroggins near this place, over year agt
!. Howe and Harding brought the horse hom
and found Mr. S, ready te prove his titls
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-07

MoGregor Western Railway.
On and after Tuesday, May ID, Trains will lsav
and arrive as follows: 'h"t NV s..'. 'S.L@|
Pc r.., TRAINS LEAVE ...Fr
North McGregor, 7:l5 A. N. and 500 P. II.
TRAINS ARRIVE.
North Mc0regsr, 1880 A. N. and $50 p. n.
The New York herald., 1865-05-05

OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONERS, NO a7
" Droadway-To Contractors -ProposAis enclosed In
scaled envelope endorsed with the title o the
hs name Of he bidder written thereon will bs received
uls onice until Tuesday Nay led6 81 sleyen O'Clock ~
For rcbuiidnE pier No East rver and buikhssd hs
Esi r:sSss;asias Iiss Eo. Il sarysa outer end.
yor rebuilding pier No N East river.
for rebuilding pier No IL North river
xor rebuilding Inner portion OF pier No North river
North ritsr, ~ "
For rebuIldns pier No q North river
Fer rebuilding the outer end Of pier No NORTH river
rseSS'Isns pier No. For'h river foot " West
BAnh Of proposals. together With the speciscsoas
fna e1n ys b Ss this once Dated street
CHARLEs ~ C0RNKLL Stree, Con naissoss.
The New York herald., 1865-05-05

ia. " corner Canal asa Centre ssrsets otvpcsiu Bar!e1
Hotel Tables made srdsr sad % hand rssxy fox sS
oans ~ dAyie noueA
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-04

HAvE FOR SALE THE LARGEST STOCK
l on the Pacific Coast, consisting in pert as
follows:
72o doz. SPECTACLES, in Gold, Silver, Steel
and Plated Frames;
3O5 doz EYE GLASSES, in Gold, Silver, Steel,
Horn. Shell and Rubber Frames
$50 doz. WIRE GAUZE GOGGLES;
800 doz. SPECTACLE GLASSES, and BRA
LILLIAN PEBBLES:
900 doz SPECTACLE and EYE GLASS Cases
395 Opera and Marine Glasses;
IS Telescope and Spy Glasses:
o25 doz Magnifying Glasses;
so doz Pocket Compasses
325 Hand Stereoscopes
IS Revolving Stereoscopes
$500 doz Stereoscopic Views
Drawing Instruments. in German Silver
and Brass
Boxwood and Ivory Scales
Microscopes in every style;
POO Magnetic Machines for Medical purposes
Anerod Barometers
%. 800 Card Photographs
600 Album Pictures in oil colors
80 doz Union Card Frames;
Joseph Rodgers Il Son ) CUTLERY
100 doz Table Knives
26o doz Pocket Knives
l20 doz RazOrs
30 doz. Razor Strops
1870 doz. Scissors
SCISSORS, in cases
100 doz. Gyroscope Tops;
100 doz Thermometers
% doz. Hydrometers
Galvanic Batteries;
Btsg~ Country Traders will consult their own
interest by examining our Stock and Prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
- Orders from the COUNTRY promptly exc
cuted. Bsiy" Catalogues sent to any address
FREE. TEA Address,
LAWRENCE & HOUSEWORTH,
OPTICIANS,
.N-os. 3I1 and 3I9 .nonFsomsru s'rssf,
2.lO. SAN FRANCISCO. ".
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-04

LATEST WAR NEws.-From the Sacramento
Tnion Feb 2Sth, we take the following summary
of army doings and movements in the East:
dispatch from Secretary Stanton, dated 24th an
nounces the capture of Wilmington by General
Schofeld. While Schofeld and Terry, after the
capture of Fort Anderson, advanced directly upon
Wilmington, q column moved from Newburn
upon Kingston and a cavalry raid was made upon
Tarboro further north Thus the railroad con-
Meeting Wilmington with Weldon men,
aced that the enemy could not hope to save it,
and the evacuation of the former place became n
rather strenuous military necessity. The evacua-
ton of Wilmington was doubtless followed by
the retreat of the enemy from all points on the
a-board railroad, in order to concentrate force
for the defense of Raleigh General Schofeld' 5
entire army can now cooperate with Sherman.
The Richmond rebels anticipated that Sherman
would move on Charlotte, Salisbury and Green's
boro, North Carolina, in pursuit of Beauregard
merely sending cavalry to destroy the railroads
at Florence. They also supposed force would
advance into Virginia from Tennessee and try to
effect junction with him near Danvile. Lee
appears to be holding his old line at Petersburg
aud Richmond.
The story of the evacuation OF Charleston and
the occupation Of that place and its defenses, as
told by the telegraph is Of thrilling interest -
The retreatof IIardee was FASTENED by his learn
ing that General Gilmore had sent an expedition
by way of Bull Bay to cut the railroad between
Charles ton and Florence. Only the poorer classes
of citizens remained, ana Hardee did what he
could to render these homeless. In consequence
of the great fire years ago, the numerous fires
during the bombardment, and the fires kindled
by the retreating rebels, it is probable that not
more than one third of Charleston remains in
habit;blc condition to-day. Among the results
Of this capture is the release Of large feet from
blockade duty Galveston will doubtless receive
the attention of the navy at an early day, and
then the work of that branch of the national SER
vice in this war will be complete.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-04

WHIT NoxsrssE.-Rcv C;.as P. I.yford IS the
leading officer Of the Christian Commission in
San Francisco. Recently lie refused tender OF
$50 made by some young ladies and gentlemen
Of that city, because it was the proceeds Of 4
private theatrical or tabeaux entertainment got
ten up in aid of the Commission. The rrcligious
young people were informed that money so raised
would never do to buy tracts for wounded and
starving soldiers. We have never been of opinion
that there any real necessity for this orgaui-
cation the Sanitary Commission covers the
whole ground. and while the sick and wounded
soldiers are partaking of its merciful bounty
they never stop to ask whether it is the result of
a church contribution, n ball. or an amateur the
atrical entertainment. Out with such hypocrisy.