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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-06

MEETING OF THE STATE Board OF
CLAIMs.-On Monday afternoon last, in
accordance with the provisions of the
57th chapter of the acts of 1865, the
State Board of Claims, composed OF
Hon. J. NJ. Mcwhorter, Auditor,
General L. p. Peirpoint, AdjutHnt Gen
crul, and Colonel G. w. Brown, Quar-
termnster General, held n regular
monthly meeting Mt the capitol build
ings.
large number of claims were audit
ed by the Board, amounting in all to
about $3.50, 600. ranging from very small
sums up TO about So, 200, which latter
amount was the claim of Wayne county
for militia service. KHnawha and
Jackson counties also had large bills OF
similar character. The services for
which this compensation is now asked
were rendered in lS6l-'62.
The amounts audited by the Board
Will be presented to the Legislature by
the Governor, Mt its next session, fol-
their action.
An attempt will he made to secure
from the General Government the pay.
ment of these claims.
We hope the attempt will be success.
fIl. The services rendered were OF Il
highly necessary nature, rs well AS of a
peculiar character, and we think the
General Government should Justly set
tie the account.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-06


CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge CA1tdtOeH pre-
SidiHg.-Circuit Court met Yesterday
morning AT 10 o,clocl,
m. - - ,,.,
Inc siahu jury was ehlPahlleileo
without any difficulty, and the Judge
delivered his CHARGE which reI.,a5
,,,;,,,i,.I,,. =. a. T. ~ -
p"ilS 10 tlle uutS vi Ihe BIaLlu
jury in view of the frequent infractiOns
ofthe license and other State laws.
Anar Tho obor,,o ,bo ,,ro,,J inv 70.
tt-e 'L"'S 80 'tio si"iN yutS
ttred 10 thelr room, ana during the uhy
found eleven indictments, the largest
numbar said q, b.ve e,,ar boon fonnd nv
- -
SEahu jury III any Ohe uaS AZ Otit
county.
the following is n list of the bills
f,,,,,,I ,,..stor,,,,,,. .,,,,i,,st yIy,I,a- CO.
way, ltwo,) John Lewis Shearer, VIM.
Reyner, Owen Connolly, John Gillespie,
J,rcs Sav,love yyilIiom O,RicI,Ia arJ
WiIIiam C;iIIesnie for neitv Iarceny
AGAINST lanes SeIviove and T,,yyraI;yy,a1
Ctdv for pyrnnd larceny, and for receiv.
IA i,t ~ ~ S
st is sDou ar INST T6oma" SWaa n sp6
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RIVER NEws.-The river was still
slowly falling yesterday, with five feet
and four inches in the channel.
The regular daily packets made their
usual trips.
The Potomac arrived from Cincinnati.
and LETT again for the same port al 3
o'clock with fair trip,
The NdShriltc is the packet for Gin
cinnati to-day in place of the ma
Wd9one''. She will positively leave at
p. NJ.
\ letter was received from Cincinnati
yesterday by MeSsrs. Booth, Rnttelie q
Co, announcing that hereafter the Ed
inbMrg would leave here for Cincinnati
on saturday. Since she came out the
last time she been running on the si,rne
time as the RercnUe, which was a great
disadvantage to both boats. The new
arrangement will, we think, be perfect
ly satisfactory. MeSsrS. Booth, Bat
telle X Co., viii hereafter act as agents
for the EdiRburg.
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A COUPLE OF PLEASANT PART1Es.-
There will be grand ball tonight at
steubenrauh's Hall, in Ritchietown,
and another tomorrow night at Rowles-
burg. on the b. &. o. r. r., for both of
which COcayne's band OF this city will
furnish the music.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-06

ALMOST An ACCIDENT.-Night before
last Mr.. James Warden, deputy coll
lector of United States revenue, rode of
of the side of a high bridge ont the pike
and narrowly escaped severe injury.
That's what he gets for running round
annoying people. II he don't be care
full he'll get killed at it yet.
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n. BIN the case ofpartnerships, the name
3Leach partner interested must here be siFIIeti
IN case the bidder confines hts proposal 10 les
Lnan an me streams, he will strike out the
names OF those not included The VICINITY ef
me wrecks to either of the above places al d.
livery viii guide contractors In their eeIecti0T
OF the place of delivery, at their option.
CERTIFICATE.
We the undersigned hereby certify, that We
are, each ofuS, well and personally Scouaint
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POLICE CouRr.-In the police court
yesterday the following cases were dis
posed Of;
Joseph Mooney, arraigned on a charge
of assault and battery on Bertrandt
MeFTSman; was acquitted, the suit hav-
ing been dismissed at the PLAINTIFF g
costs.
Theree persons, who were I'M for mo-
lnne swearing and some other disrepu-
table proceedings, were fined $40 and
COSTS each. - ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-06

SALE OF GOVERNMENT SUBSISTENCE
sroREs.-On Monday last. in aceurd-
ance with advertisement, Captain Heis-
kell, Commissary of Subsistence at
this post, disposed of $1,000 pounds of
bard bread. 1t sold for a cent a pound.
The most of it was good, only small
portion being damaged. It cost the
Government 81 cents per pound.
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LEFT FOR WASHINGTON AND RICH
MoND.-Adjutant General Peirpoint left
last night for Washington city and
Richmond, on State business. He will
be absent from the capital for some
time.
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0tre0ateLEfletrte5r.
VOc9I and Instrumental MNSin

miss EMMA MUSSER, HAVING
NJ studied BaSstnis method for the enlttEa-
lion Of the voice, with Prof TouEjel, Director
OF the Musical Institute, Providence, R. l., Is
now prepared TO give Instruction by thIS ceie-
bEatsd method. The great peculIRfity Of this
system Is, that hoarseneSS produced by tenn
ISorary colds, does not interfere with recitR-
lions. Instructions win also be given on the
Piano, Guitar and in Harmony.
For further Information apply, between a
m. and p. m, next door 70 Mrs. Geo. VII
Centre Wheeling. dec52te
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House AND LoT FOR SALE.-we call
attention to the advertisement in to-
days paper, of a house and lot for sale
in Graham's addition, by Thos. o'Brien.
This is a good chance.
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New STREET CRossING.-A fine new
walk has just been laid across Main
street at the North side of Monroe
street.
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. ~ Is now over thirty years since the above
TS IaIed Pills were hTst discovered hy, 6iS
have fS;S Of Fafis during which time they
IN most OF the public. Institutions as S,eIi -
IN IN PLiEaie practice, of both hemisphere WIFI
only at the urgent request Of the I'LL ~ Is
Slnos OF Ladies who have used them that Se
IsI.,otIo 70 make the Pills public for the al
larltles whatever, MS well Gs to prevent M III
crease OF family where health Win not permit t MI
ONE PILL Is A DOSE.
Females peculiarly situated. or those s,,v,-
60, are cautioned aRainst
tIs1s Me- rms while in that condition leSt
m0nition, the Proprietor assumes NO raS, ~
oilty, although their miIdness would pTeW IsIl
a 1IS nliscnleI 20 health, otherwise the Pilis
MOST UNAVAILABLE RENTEDy
tor an those amicting complaints 50 1ecnIiay
70 me sex, viz: DiEresEsllg and P1infiI NsnL
e95 b6 F; ~ 3 f,, d5e 1'19s e.ld LOs,
Head Dizziness, DfDlJesS on SfG6f &C., 90
3deSttsS Futtglte on any Slight ETeTtio1
55IItPHdilon o. NE Heart, and ali. the yarjr,,s,
dlstEeSlng complaints, particuIarlv maj 1'S'l,
n ny my Weakening, and the beginningo ~
al oIher male1weakene6seS VI
The LeueOrrhea, or whites
At the same time, there Is notLtn,- a., ~.
pulls that can do injury TO life ar hIsiti "a Sc
a,e GireetlonS De strictly oLolCed and Won VII
anu ~ them 10 pc az meg are represented
ONE BOX Is SUFFICIENT
""'VVV BOXES nave been Sold Within
Two Years. IN
asn 5hogsand Bozes seEf 6g Letter. bo,l, h..
"a ,oSei and Agents. to all parts OF te vrf
20 Which answers have been rafT1S-,s n II
lien iaoles say nothing like the afoy.s I''Ji ~
nave been known since THE StIESnSgrIP PMS llI
a CLINE DAMNED uPoN THE WoRI.D VI
IN removing Distractions 2. TRo.,....
ms = atslFe 10 Its Proper ChanneIl
az, ,S,I II and bringing bacI, the
most delicate. 2 dFfEl 10 sAiee& OF the
Price 81 per box, sly poS.s..
DS1 0lG 9y Hs5,,GSABE. KRAFT CO.. wboios,ls
WS6iei,I e 3 . I'm street heeling GeneFsI
9EEeSS must be addressed. Sold ~ 4I. ot3 all
REED, KRAFT &CO. S1-N az hetalIs by
Sold In st. Clatrsvflie O4,in ~, tt1
1sa,..ll) Il : "; 7. q I.J.PfCRERIyG
al1ove ssI,,9; ,senlding $40 to either OF the
itsSI ~ 70 the Wheeling Post 0faTa t ~
10 s5S ssp9 il - sent ldentiaIly 4 by 5iSii
-. : y W col s.free OF p0staee.S
.-sS----t2s9 lls-c sole Proprietor, New York.
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MeaifaI.
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
EiDR. DUPoNco's -
Golden Periodical Pills.
FOR FEMALES
FOR FEMALES,

Infallible in Correcting IIreeplarit,ss t,a,,,o,.
ing Instructions of the Monthiy 1SITTIsS
nom Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS A PREyEN,Tr1,r,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-06

MARKET Y EsTERDAY EVENING. There
was n rather good attendance at market
yesterday evening. Prices still ruled
high. Butter was selling for S5a45c ;
chickens S5alOc; turkeys 81 25aS2 90.
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DIES III YES
Lie U1D
KERaBH
REMEDY I'd
wCURE wARRAN TED@
III OBJECTIONS AEK FoLIoEEp. No
SYMPTOMS:

SYMPTOMS:
THE SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH AS
they generally appear are at first very
slight. PerSonS-hnd they have n cold, that
they have frequent attacks, and are more
sensitive to the changes Of temperature; In
this condition, the nose may be dry, or slight
discharge, thin and acrid, afterwards becom-
ing thick md adhesive. As the disease be
comes chronic, the discharges are decreased in
fSi6Isi aiid IA NJ Ind are EiE55 Bed or 6o1gted
of. The secretiOhs are offensive, causing bad
breath; the voice Is thick and nasal, the eyes
are weak the sense of the smell Is leSSened or
destroyed; deafness frequently takes place.
Another common and important SYMPTOM OF
CatarTh Is that the person y Obliged TO SleaI
mucus, which has fallen down from the head
during the night. When this takes place the
way to the lungs, and should lose no time in
resting 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-06

WHITE SHIRTS, wool shirts, under
shirts and drawers, knit shirts, &c,
very low, at wholesale or retnil. Call
soon Mt Stein Brothers, corner Main
and Monroe SITS. ~.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

T OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE MY BRICK
i block OF store houses, on Main street, now
Occ upied by Geo. r. Taylor, as n dry good
store; John H. Hall, as n SIddler shop, and
Clemens & Co, as cabinet warerOomS-
II not sold by the 18th OF December next, 1
will rent the same for next year.
THOMAS HORNBROOK,
Office, Custom House.
Residence, No.zO EOT street, Filth ward.
nnN.al.i lInRclh
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FIR SALE.
For Sale. Cheap.

TIME NEAT AND COMFORTABLE
frame house ON Huron street, Wheeling
Island, containing SIX rooms, and built to aC-
commodRte conveniently, two families. The
lot fronts on Huron street lis feet The prop
erty will be divided II desired. For terms
see THOS. O'BRIEN,
Real Estate Agent, Register Building.
nOV3D-lW
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II THE LOCK UP.-Cora Wilson, a
well known Cyprian, and Francis
Gruber are in the lock up, to be tried
this morning.
Cora was arrested for lewdness. In
her attemps to escape from the police
she jumped from hay NOW and
sprained her ankle badly, from which
she is now suffering.
Gruber is in for assault and battery.
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A LARoE assortment of handsome
piece goods just received, which we are
settling wholesale Mt eastern prices.
Stein Brothers, corner Main and Mon
roe SITS.
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THE L. o.o.F. CEREMONIES Y7srER-
DAT.-Yesterday the delegates from the
various Lodges of odd Fellows In the
State met at the odd Fellows Hall, In
this city, and organized a Grand Lodge
for the State. - aI'ia.17 b.
The following named gentlemen were
elected TO the offices named;
j. NJ. Bic<le, Ohio county, Grand
Master.
General I. II. Duval, Brooke county,
Deputy Grand Master
William Turner, OF Ohio county,
Grand Warden.
Thos. G. Steele, OF Monongalia coun-
| ty, Grand Secretary.
r. j. Roberts, of Brooke county,
Grand Treasurer.
| n. 81. Van Cleye, of Ohio county,
Grand Chaplain. -',.--.7. ..-......
| Henry Uthman, Grand Guardian.
| ]. p Davis, Harrison county, Grand
Marshal. .----,
| Addresses were delivered during the
day and evening by Mr. Ridgeley,
Grand Secretary OF the United States
Lodges, and SIr. c. II. Malcolm, Grand
Master of the State Of Rhode Island
An elegant supper was partaken of at
Union Hall in the evening, at which
over two hundred persons were present
The supper was furnished by Mr.. Fal-
loure OF this city.
| A pleasant time all around was had
yesterday, and we are glad the members
| of the Order were so successful in theiI
| lnbors. ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-06

NATIONAL ENPRESS AND TRANspoR-
TATIoS CoMPANY.-We wero informed
yesterday that Arrangements are on foot
TO extend the line Of the National Ex-
press and Transportation Company
westward from Baltimore TO st. Louis
and Chicago The stock is all taken.
and it is more than probable that the
project will shortly be put in execution.
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F0r.S Sale

TTElTr For Sale, ~ r-I--0
HOUSE AND LOT No. IA, Zane Street,
Wheeling Island. House lHx4O,with wing,
all two story, containing seven rooms eellni
under an the house. with wash house, stable,
coal house, &c, with eisteTn OF $50 bhls. capa-
city, fruit and ornamental trees grape vines,
straw berries, &c, &C. For terms inquire on
the premises.
nova-tf l.N .F..fl-l 81. g. b. WILLIAM.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

COMMON SESsE.-we recommend the
HodThound BdLSdm as equal in merit
to any preparation in the market for
Coughs, Hoarseness, &c. It does not
constipate the bowls. It does not debili-
tate. 1t is pleasant, snfe and effectuRl.
Price IS cents. Sold by T. H. LOGAN
& Co., and LOGAN, LIST & Co.
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OUR stock of clothing is unsurpassed
in quantity, variety or prices, to which
we invite an examination. Stein
Brothers, corner Main and Monroe.
noV23-4w =
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A single Bottle will last mOnth-tC
be used three times day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-25
WHOM THE GODS WOULD DE-
STROY,o

In the utter madness Of the traitors who
planned and executed the death of Abra-
ham Lincoln, We seem to discover the
workings Of an ayenging fate. In a GER
tain sense Mr.. Lincoln was the most pow
erfuI and best friend of the discounted
and doomed rebels. In the days of their
strength and pride and Boosting, when
their powerful and well appointed armies
hurled defiance at the nation, he met them
firmly, and after weary and bloody con-
test, crushed them and annihilated their
military power; but when utterly routed
and overwhelmed, they covered at the
feet of the insulted nation, he stayed the
sword and counseled mercy. But they,
blinded with their madness, saw it not, or
needed it not, but insanely rushed to their
destruction and destroyed him who had the
power to forgive. The Aka of last Friday.
treats the subject well, and demonstrates
the working of fate. 1t shows that in
uS1AL6 SOHASO3s upOA I4iC
shoulders of the assassin, into the Pres
ident's chair, those concerned in this re-
bellion have brought an unthought-of
Nemesis within their doors; for the new
President has suffered that at their hands
and seen enough Of rebel practices and
teachings to nerve him on to the admins
tration of unAinchins justice; and the
feeling of the nation, as they bowed above
the tumb of their murdered President-too
deep and strong to break out in indiscrim-
mate violence or demonstrations upon in
dividuals-spoke willingness to bear
him out to the end, unless we are very
wrong in our interpretations. And all
this the Rebellion has brought upon itself.
Who now viii question the truth Of the
classic proverb: "Qaem Deus rwlt per-
dere prius dsnentct!"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-25
PRESIDENT JOHNSON.

Andrew johnson addressed the Indiana
delegation last Saturday; and, in his
speech to that body, announced very dis
'tinctly what will be the policy of his ad-
minisration with regard to reeonssruc-
ton and reconciliation" The idea Of
a general amnesty to traitors, the Presi-
dent utterly repudiates, He declares that
"trsason against tbs United States is the
highest crime that con Be committed, ana
that those eAga0e6 IN it should suffer all its
penalties % That is the doctrine declared
by Andrew johnson, and the character oil
the man is a guaranty that, SO far as
within his province lies, that doctrine Will
be carried into practical effect. To the
weak and ignorant, who have been de-
luded and infiamed into concert with the
rebellion, he proposes leniency and con-
Citation; but to the leaders and rulers
among the traitors, to them he would
show no mercy. We opine that the views
expressed by the President upon that
point will meet with the almost unani-
nous approval of the people. His ideas
upon reconstruction are given so te:sely
that any condensation of his remarks
upon that point is impossible. His
speech will be found under the telegraphic
head. The clearness with which President
johnson enuncia,es his propositions leaves
no possibility of misconception; and
while all will thoroughly understand him.
we believe that there are few loyal men
who will dissent from his views and
policy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-25

p.,, Io,,,-,o>, A,a-o,,, ToL,-
fAhSisi '
son closed his-sPeech before the Constitu-
tional Convention Of Tennessee as fol-
lows:
II .orc,ns;on Lot me cav that 7 have
~ as,s -onroscb ~ indnlOe in since The
-shsll;on beosn- have tr,ed to do INV
49, bsSe since entered nnbl;c l;fe.
dons ,sss Of what ia called !" bpvg;nV and
bn ss;n1 the neonle !" than any other pub
lie man. M enemies have asked how 1
have been 50 successful. The brief an
swer is, I have tried to do my duty. The
masses knew that I loved them and was
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-25
GET A ROPE :!

We feel very mild and merctful about
these days. As We sit in our sanctum,
we have bucket Of the milk of human
kindness at one side Of our chair, with q
TIN dipper in it, and large olive branch
on the table. There is no "eall" about
Us. Oh, no! It's Skimmerhorn that
deals in NORWOOD. It's the man in the
wagon who feels like hanging every trai-
torous whelp that talks mean. 1t is MT
M Read this specimen from the Grass
Valley National:
Johnston may be whipped by Sherman,
reinforced as the latter is by oyerwhelm.
ing numbers; Lee may be vanuuished a,
Richmond, and Grant may ride trium.
phantly into the Southern Capital, but the
day of reckoning Will one day come, i'm.
mediate or remote, when those who hay,
sowed the wind will reap the. whirlwind
and the crime against Constitutional Lib
erty viii visit with its due rewards tn
heads Of those who have deliberately an,
brazsnly committed it. If the pillars G
the Constitution are to be torn down, it
not alone the Southern people who are I
be buried in the ruins.
GET R0pEiI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-25
THE NEWS.

Our dispatches to-day are unimportant.
They principally relate to sherman's coun-
fernandez order and abortive proceedings
had under it.
We have rumors about the conspiracy,
which must be taken for what they are
worth.
A plot to send the Yellow fever to New
York was frustrated at Bermuda.
The Governor of Florida has committed
suicide. There are several other Gov
errors who have our permission to follow
his illustrious example.
JEFF Davis is reported to nave escaped
to Mexico or Europe with half million
dollars in specie. Don't believe it.
Grant is hurrying Southwark. He will
soon dry up that amnesty business.
Secretary Seward is considered out Of
danger; and Fred. Seward is in hopeful
.ondition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-25
The Las, Crime or Slavery.

The sad pageant OF Nations sorrow Is
Ii IT.. 81 o5 .,d rooo;v-
eiueu. Ane 'ono n"' 0eAeN "a
ed 10 us colo ana silent oeptns al tha' 10
mortal of Abraham Lincoln. The bells
M LONGER toll the solemn hymn, the
u,o,r,t,,I d;roo ord or,,,er, scho m lono.
'NouU' oe b "
en- the drums' mumeo yesterday ufe
strained again for the long roll and alarm
of battle, the bugle keys are opened to the
shrill notes of the field, and the minute
guns which doomed their awful thunder
harmlessly upon the air, are shotted again
and lie in their embrasures, ready for the
work of death. But the flags still droop
at half.mast, and the heavy black drapery
of woe is hung upon every loyal home in
the land.
Our grief is heavy. The mighty heart
of the Nation still throbs in sadness. We
can not be comforted, for deed has been
committed of such UNPARALLELED atrocity
and w;ckedness. and bearing such terrible
consaouences 70 our people, that they
novor can forge, il. ar cease 10 mourn the
sbsUa and snon;ob when thew reflect that
!, ia Al, American!
Shame shameI that in the United
States should be found such miscreant
towards and assassins!
Accused Genius of Human Slavery !!
Yonr march among the nations of the
oar,b has ever been marked by such hell
ish deeds as this! Your shame and
cnrse blot every nations history, and give
;nfamv an immortality of hideous and
domn;no circumstances which will startle
The renotest generations of men! By
yonr internal nromptinps, massacre filed
The Niles slow foods with the putrid
c. r sses If those whom Won whipped and
scouroed 10 death in the plains where the
Iotus Grew. By YOU, the hills of Hellas
Grew red in a night with blood of the He
lots slain! You filled the amphitheatres
of Rome with eory corpses, rs If they had
been the laws and stomach of hell itself
You have ground all. Europe under your
thrones. and bound nine-tenths of the
human family in chains; and you now
cnrse this fair land by acts unparalleled,
even in your own experience of horrible
guilt. You have made the South char
mel house: a heap of dead mems bones;
a miob,y hecatomb, a CHASTITY cemetery.
yon have eaton mn armies. educated can.
n;hoIs ord r;ra,es and massacred mem
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