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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-03-30

~ At the entertainment held at the court
house, on Friday evening last, the sum of $1,000
Wss contributed to the N. W. Sanitary Fair
We take this occasion TO thank the friends of
our brave defenders, for this liberal donation to
he cause Of humanity. We have already receiv.
cd from thirteen sub-districts their apportioned
amount. In several sub districts they have er-
eslIsd the amount We are happy to record
Districts No. and of Center and District No
Of Inland township, among that number. We
hope. every District will be prompt in answering
to the Call" and that we may have all the re.
ports IN by the 25th of April.
rss.. ss.et.s. "a. POUND. Co. Supt.
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nrC BrRoEr, agent for J. J. Riders Patent
Improved Corn Planter, advsrtises 1t u the best
:. can Sc seen at his shop.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned having sold out their stoer
of goods request all persons indebted to them
to settle their accounts Immediately. - -
l?w3 W. s. 4 II. CHIIDs.
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rs-t Is important that every one who desires
to purchase carpets, oil cloths or mattings, this
season, should knew that WApswoKTu l. Co, OF
Rock Island, have just received large and ex.
cGlent assortment Of these goods which are
entirely nec, and have been bought since the
decline in prices, and which will be sold low.
Call at W. c. WADswonTu's store, in Davenport,
and our old friend, Nj. SAMUEL WAApLER, will
go over the river with you and show you the
goods. sWADswoKrn Il Co.'s stock of the above
goods is large and we'll selected, and they will
be sold at reasonable prices.
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IS>The travelling public, and others VIII o wish
70 go somewhere, and return are informed that
Messrs. BErTs Il wEAH opened = I,tx.rv
Stable for their especial benefit; and that as lon
a. the present high price Of leather continues,
they intend, by their extremely low charges, to
make it cheaper to ride than to journey on foot.
Their Horses and Carriages are Mol See ad-
vereisement.
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINlNG in the Post Office at Upton, on
IL the 18th day OF March, 1865: '..
Evcrhart, p. Reed, J. L..
Heater, Geo. Snyder, Mary A. ...
Mcbride, q. Wedner, Jo's
Perkins, j. K. Wise, Sophia
Robinson B.
Persons calling for these letters will please
say advertised" s. S. DANIELS, +. n.
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THE FAR FAMED
DR. Z" Eff.

THE FAR FAMED
DR. :" Eff.
OF Pcnnsy lvania, announces to this counusisy
that he Is practitioner Of the
German, French and Spanish Mode q
Medical Treatment
so successfully practiced oflate In France Spsin.
and America He has been eng q ged severai ysasv
in travelling and successfully treating peopls
who linger under old CHRONIC cox
PLANTS.
He not only ascsrtains the nature Of the die.
ease as formerly prae.ieed by Physicians. kst
passes on and discovers the cause, however in.
tricate the disease may he.
Old complaint leured In from thirty to ninety
days. Charges reasonable. Medicine furnished
for $l,25 per week
Persons who live at distance can have med.
icnes sent by express to any point they dssig.
nate, by sending staten ut Of their complaint
in writing. The money must be sent In advance
for the time you wish. All letters must b sent
to Oskaloosa, Iowa.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS. VS.
dentially. l,
ac-I will visit and consult patients While
remaining in town free Of charge. Those living
At distance. and unable to visit him, CO b
treated by sending him = clear vial Of their
morning urine, from which the disease will DO
ascerta,ned "t.s
DR.. WEIR, inventor Of . new mode oftrsatlsg
diseases Of the genital organs, cures radically
and edec,ua'ly Syphilis, Gonhorrhca, elect, and
all blood and Skin diseases. Young msn cot.
feting from nervous debility, caused b. invel.
untary losses during sleep, can rely upoa pos
tive and speedy cure. by q new and insaliibls
method.
n. B.--Ladies who desire to avail themselves
! OF DR.. VS. sure and safe mode Of removing Oh.
structions, suppressions &c. from whatsvsr
cause produced without use Of medicine. cAa
DO SO at one interview. Dr.. w. has invested .
! method by which Conception can be prevented.
simple and certain.
He will be at
uscatine, Ogivic House, April lst and q, 1865.
Iowa City. Clinton House. April, 9Th.
Cedar Rapids, jackson House, April 18th.
Marion, Session House. April 10th and 10th.
Upton. Aldrich House. April 2lst, 22d 4 23d.
fS Asa matter Of information We append the
following list Of patients treated by the Doctsp
since January lst 1864: Oskaloess, 34A; Ottun.
wa, 800; Fairfield, Il; Mt. Pleasant, 81; Rome,
II; Danvile. II; Burlington, l0l; sigouYney, 81;
Muscatine, 3l6; Wilton Junction, 81; Dursat, Z;
West Liberty, -; Springfield, .. Total number.
! l320.-.NuscafiRe Journal
| DIR. ID. X. WEIR.
REsIpsNcE-For the last six yssrs in Toledo
Iowa. He will visit the above named places
every sixty days.
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tS>A. II. PERRY has on hand large stock OF
Groceries, Queensware, Glassware, Stoneware,
Dry Goods, Pocket and Table Cutlery Fresh
Garden Seeds Cane Seed of the best quality; all
Of which he is anxious to dispose o. at the low.
est possible rates, in exchange for Greenbacks.
Cotton Rags, Butter, Eggs, Lard, and other U. S.
currency Call on him
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nsrRead of the "Emporinm Of Fashion" in
mother column, ladies.
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GAxpss sxrps.-A fine lot o. frssh s.lo'A
se.as can be found ut the postomces
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But the larger class is composed Of those black.

But the larger class 10 composed ofthose black.
eyed. blue spencered, dear, loving creatures. who
can dress nice and talk nonsense, and nothiag
else. The Miss. McFimssys Of society, who
would be "horribly mortified" to be seen doing
anything useful, and find it Is impossible to talk
sensible, Is the unlettered rustic to explain the
forty.scventh proposition Of Euclid. We honest.
ly admit for we bachelors are all honest you
know that we love to linger in their presence
and listen to their gentle, loving voices, and re-
csive their sweet caresses. We are almost eas-
cinaied by their bewitching ways; but what sort
Of wives will they make! is a query which comes
to the mind Of sensible men before they ''psp
the question. a
The proud constitute another class. They can
converse with the rich man Or the fop and con.
descend to speak to the tradesman but the Ia.
borer and the farmer are beneath their notice.
But for fear We should be misunderstood and
~ called . nissnthropist We would say thsrsts
: large class Of honest. inselligent. rsonSd 40
virtuous young ladies'; ladies qualified TO grace 1
kitchen or parlor; to be . farmers wife or .
merchants lady. Marriage with them 10 bliss
indeed, and welded life . paradise on earth.
Gen tle kind, intelligent and loving. they bsguils
life's weariest hsur. We love to linger in the
footsteps of such one. To fall in love with
them is the easiest thing on earth; but they are
generally as hard to catch ~ minks in August.
Were all as loveable Is the last named class
we would say, by all means. tax the Bachelors.
But such not being the case, We expect 10 re.
N ain A BACHELOR
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erDR. J. F. BoAL's card will be found in an
obrscolumn.
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LUMBER, LUMBER!
AT WILTON. Ar WILTON. - -

THE SUBSCRIBER respec tfully annouue e. 70
L the citizens of Upton and Cedar county
that he has now on hand . full assortment OF
Green Bay and Saginaw Lumber, which VS. pur.
chased at paric prices, last October, and whic b
he will now sell as
Low as can be Purchased at any Point on
Our stock consists Of Fencing, Flooring, sadins.
Barn Boards, Clear Dry Lum her, Shingles. Lsth.
and complete assortment OF Building Timbers'
Those who purpose building will do we'll 20 cali
and examine our stock before PURCHASING else.
where. D 81 @.@a5 ..a@gsfa .ai-.#a @sz. - -,
The highest market price paid in cash for
Hogs, Cattle, and all kinds Of Grain.
haa : III -at .-a-y s- J. L. REED.
Wilton, Iowa, Jan. II, 1868. nam3 '.~,
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A Card.

A Card.
MEssRs. CLARK i MULFoRD:-I wish to an.
nounce to the public, that the Iowa Mutual In.
surance Company, which has justly gained the
confidence Of the people, continues to sustain
her reputation. On Saturday, the 18th inst, my
house was damaged by fire. This day am in
receipt At the hands Of s. Louis SMITH, Travelling
Agent for the Company, the amount necessary
to cover the damages, to my entire satisfaction.
l also wish to say that the utmost promptness,
and kindness, were exhibited towards me by
by their manly Agent,
JAMES T. STEVENS.
York Prairie, March 18th, 1865.
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n The Soldiers Aid Society will meet -
Ma p. IsoMAs's next Friday evening.
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Netss OF Ill the denominations named viii be
promptly furnished upon the receipt Of subscriptions
This II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-28

H New York has its own way Of do
ing things. The Common Council OF the
city. true to its Copperhead proclivities,
adopted an order prohibiting the appear
ance of negroes in the funeral procession
of President Lincoln. At the instance OF
the Secretary of War the order was re-
scinded, and several, but not . large num-
Der of negroes appeared in the procession
And of the appearance Of these the World
says: "0pe of the striking features OF
the funeral procession yesterday was the
applause showered upon the representa-
tive of the colored race upon the line Of
march in the weallhier parts Of the city.
The scene in Fifth avenue was one con-
tinued Grafton to the negroes, who were
compelled to keep their heads uncovered
for miles in acknowledgment Of the pIau-
dts OF the male spectators and the waving
of handkerchiefs of the ladies in the win
dows. 4 queer city is New York. Less
than Two years since it was as much as
negroes life was.worth to be seen walk
ing the streets"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-28

EE The editor of the New York Tri-
bune is in favor of the exercise Of lenity
to the traitor chiefs of the rebellion, and
above oil, opposed to their ccndign pun.
ishment.
Bat the editor Of the Tribune is like
wise opposed TO capital punishment in any
case, on principle, and has been for years
He would not put Booth to death for as
sassinatlDg Lincoln, and has no faith in
hell for him hereafter. Indeed, he re-
CARDS the idea Of such an institution - an
impeachment both of the wisdom and the
goodness Of the Almighty, as We under
stand his position.
Evidently the principles of the gentle
philosopher Of the Tribune are totally un-
fitted for times like these, and have never
been put to a practical test in cases OF re-
bellion on earth or in heaven, SO far q
we have any record.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-28

About half past 9 o'clock this morning
Mr.. Edward Ingersoll, who delivered .
strong secession speech few days since
in New York, vas waited upon bya com
mittee Of ci,issns, on alightiDg from the
railroad train, and was requested to apol-
cgize for the speech. This Mr.. Ingersoll
refused 10 DO. and drew = revolver from
his pocket, bat vas unable TO FIRE il be-
fore he vas kascksd aowa ard very badly
cut and beaten BY the crowd. He vas
ansstal sbd held 70 Bail il the ssm ol
$4,000 on the charge Of assault and tat-
terry and csrrging concealed deadly weap-
ons. A committee Of citizens has siDes
waited upon tho Mayor to have the bal
increased 70 $4,000.
nj. fngefsoli Is one Of the chiefs Of The
|disloyal party in this oity. His ares,
|has caused considerable excitemsnt |
oseud has collected around Spring Gar
den, whore he 10 con6aed, and thssssl
|ars mads 70 lynch him. His friends n
sndeav0ring to take ont writ oS hAbea
oospul, hstso fir have sot sascssdsd Il
finding che alderman By whom be ~
committed. Az
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-28

A GUILTY. CosscIEKoE.-Ensland .
apprehension of war with America il
forcibly portrayed BY Punch 10 late car
toon called "vulcan Suiky." Vulcan is,
Of course, the iron,vorker whose occupa-
tion is gone BY reason OF the manufactur.
ers lockout. Bsitanis appesls 70 hin
"If you Won't make my armor. how shsl
be able to resist Mara r. And u. 8
Mars 10 seen in the bactground-a semi
node. semi-clsssio ssvsge, evident,
ssspoilihg" for eight. Il sssms to u,
that the class which has done iis best !,
avert such war will iake Iess Interest il
vaging it than the aEistoesscy vhish VII
have brought i %.
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cF The Chicago Tribune understands
that it is Mrs Lincoln 'sintention to mai g
Chicago her home henceforth, and that
her first wish would have been that Mr..
Lincoln should be buried at Chicago, near
the grave of Illinois other distinguished
son-Stephen A Douglas. The Presi-
dent, tits understood, had expressed his
determination TO make that city his home
when his term of puslic service had ex'
pired.
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An AccomPlice Captured.
Latest from North Carolina.


War Depsrtment. Wsshingtos,
April 27-9a. m.
To Msios General Dix:
J. Wilkes Booth and Harold were
chased from thu swamp in St. Mary .
county, Md, to Carrots farm, near Port
Royal, on the Rappahsnnock, BY Colonel
Bakers forces. The barn in which they
took refuge was fred Booth was shot
and killed. Harold was captured
Booths body and Harold are pov here.
(Signed) e. III SrAxroS,
Sec'y of War.
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From lGsuv osleaas
New Orleans, April g.
v;a Nasen Il wes3 81

New Orleans, April q, T.
via Oairo, April 27.f
It Is reported Gen. Dick Taylor viii
surrender bis army 70 Gen. Cssby IL &.
vorable terms viii b granted. Another
blockade runner ran into Galveston some
what damfged BY orr gunboats.
Fears are enteKsxlhed Of The lsvee
breakisg - Pslt Algisrs5 opposite Nav
Orlsass, wheee thsre ass expsnsivs Gov.
srnmsst woeks. Owing 70 the high sssee
Of. vatsr krds foroe i 4 work stlssgth
salae y s
osahy srrivsd ibis norniss flen No
bils.
At1s,lu,aa - lEp6 ~ 14.h
says Che rebels, under com1noaa 81 Das
Adams and B1toed, Sonissneed syassa
line Tuesday evening, two hours bslael
lh5 6rriv6l III thsa tJ6en stnys i B1fa
commanding the resr guards, or0sfe,
81, ,e00 halss q eettoa buued< IL -
done anid The protests = ejeiaeass
Thg fo6oellg 1feeIeye1 -
~ ~ 81 ssilsn -, 1sek ~ &
/ ,sl!'sE n'l'' E'sls :
M -
lreeeg leeloW 80 :
IfjIo ~ Il d n1
- =
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rA- Kentucky accepts the philosophy
Of the revolution. She submits to the
logic of events Gov. Bramlette but
states The conclusion which oil observant
Ksntuckians must have reached, when he
declares that slavery can no longer be re-
tanned in that Ssate, and that 1t should be
ended By the most direct and speedy
means and that the passage Of the Con-
stiutional Amendment is the best method
to effect that result.
ES No man can consistently approve
the armis,ice and peace arrangement OF
Sherman who did not also approve the
Chicago Copperhead Peace Platform, and
who does not still stand by the principles
of that Platform.
We know OF no single journal of the
Uaion party which has failed to denouncs
the conduct Of Sherman, and even of tht
Coppeahead stripe only the most extremt
approve it. Every member of the Ad
ministration, including the President ant
all the Secretaries, Gen. Grant, Gen
Halleck and all prominent loyal men, thus
far heard from, express opinions substan
TALLY the same as those We have put fortl
in our editorial columns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-28

BRAurIFUL, Sorr AND GLossY HAIR
Those wanting fas and glossy hair
please read the card Of GEoRGE CABus in
another part of this paper. Cabas' Tonic
10 permanent euro for the dandraf
cures scusf srup,ions. aod oil diseases
of the skin !; restores grey hair q its ori
ginal color. ap18-dlm
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HsW Desth 1ssapeA nsa Washiaetsa,
Wsshington. April 81.

NV 0oOto 0oe1Ho9 WUo Woeo31 -
Washipgtoa. April 81.
The Star 10 later edition has The fol
lowing about Booth:
Booth and Hasold resched Garrett
some days ego, Bsolh uaIkiag a eraseh.
e.. Foar OF i've accompanied thsa, whe
spoke Of Booth - xounded Msrylandel
on his way homo and that they vishsd
to leave him there : short time, asd
would take him away By the 26th. Yes.
terday Booth limpcd somewhst md
walked on crutches about the place, CON.
planning Of his ankls. He ssd Harold
regularly took their meals It the house,
and Booth kept sp appsssaness Of wealth.
One day u the dinner tsbls the cosver.
sstion turned on the assassinasion Of the
President, whom Booth des0naced The
assassination 10 the seyeEest terms, saying
that there vas no punishment severe
enough for tho perpesrstos. At asothsr
time some one said in Booths presence
that rewards amounting 70 soc, 900 had
been offered for Booth asd that be would
like 70 catch him, when Booth replied.
eyes. it would be good hAsi, bas the
amount viii dosbtIsss soon b increased
TO Eve hundred thousand dollars"
The two guerrillss who lived 10 the
place allege ths, they had no idea that
the parties. Booth and Harold, were any
other than what their friends represented
them, psroled Confederate prisoners on
the way home. They ssssrs that they
are innocent Of giving the assassins aid
and comfort, knowing them 10 be suoh.
The Ida, tug boat, reached here shout
2 o clock last night with Hsrrold and the
two men referred to, ~ we'll - the body
Of Booth.
Harold was immediately put 10 . safe
place He thus far has unaffected nc
di.position to speak of the STAIR, bss =
be Was known Is very talkativs young
man he may soon reeume the use OF biz
tongue. Booth and Harold vers dre.scd
in Confederate grey new uniform. Har
rold wss mot othersise disgaised much.
Booths nussaches had been cut of, sp
parently wish scissors and his beard 81
lowed 10 grow. changing his arpearanc'
considerable. His hair had been cul
somewhat shorter than he usually wore it
Booths body, which We have shove de
scribed, was at once laid out on . bench
aud guard placed over it. The lips o
the corpse are tightly compressed ant
blood settled in the lower paTt OF his fact
aud neck. Otherwise the face is pal
aud wears Wild, haggard look, indica,ios
exposure to the elamen.s snd rolgh ex
peGience in his skulking aighs.
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The Funeral TraiA at 1scAsstsr.
Rochester, April 81.

The funeral train arrived here At $50
:. m.. Minute guns were fred ard Nsvs
man ! regimsBtai basd performed fsoosal
dirces. The 54th New York, NAtionat
Guards, first company Veteran Reserves,
hospital soldiers, the battery attached q
the 96th brigade, tho Union Blues and
40 independent company, were drawn up
in line in the depot on the north side Of
track; also the Mayor And twenty q
~ Cemmon Council, With other civic
organisations. The bells Of the city
ECkurchss are being tolled, and = the
train lexsss lbe muititsdss show marked
signs Of SORROW and respect. Thus fal
there hss been ~ aocidsat Tei thous-
assa -psopls ~ pEssaat. ssa as
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-28
OFFICIAL WAR suLIErrH.

A0S316ePS Se0. 09Vlo ana
His Plunder.
War Departments, Wsshington,l
April 27, 1865.
To Maj Gen. Dix:
The department. has received the fol-
loving dispatch from Maj. Gen. Halleck,
commanding the Military District Of the
james. Gems. Candy and Thomas we're
instructed some days ago that Sherman !
arrangement with Johnston was disap-
proved by the President, and they we're
ordered to disregard and push the enemy
in every direction.
(Sigued) E. N. SrAxroN,
Sec'y OF War.
Richmond, Va, April a6.
To Hon. E. III. Stanton:
Gems. Meade, Sheridan and Wright,
owing to orders to pay no regard to any
truce or orders Of Gen. Sherman respect
ing hostilities, on the ground that Shsrl
man's agreement could bind Ills own
command only snd no Other. sre dirsoted
to push forward, regardless Of orders from
any one except Gen. Grant. and cut Of
Johnstoa's retreat
| sBesoregasd has telsgrsphed to Dauvill.
that . new arrangement has been made
with sherman and that the advance o.
Ethc 9th corps was to be suspended unit
further orders.
| have telegraphed back to obey no or
ders Of Sherman. but 10 push forward II
rapidly % possible.
/ The bankers here have iaformatios TO
day that JET. Davis specie 10 moviss
south from Goldsboro 10 wagons - fast 4
possible.
/ saggsst that orders be telegraphei
through TO Gems. Thomas and Wilson {,
obey no orders from Sherman, and uo&l
fying them and Canby and I'll comuaan1
ers on the Mississippi. to take neasurs
to iptefcspt The rebel chisfs aad tkei
| plunder. The specie taken with lAsn !
estimated here at fpom 96 ,OOO, 900 j
el3, 900. 900.
H. W. HAlIxck. Msj. Gen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-28

&8sSsaHz "a |zs ~ 0kRts APkW 1ss
tt Mt Ivats dispatsh from
an oGaiel = Ssosised yepterday after.
noon 80 'clock reported Booth bad
brokea his leg and thst tbs surgeon who
attended was DE-. Msdd, Of Charles co.,
Nd, and had bssn arrested. Th1s !
clue to Booth whereabouts was obtained.
Harold u ssppossd o have besn The "a.
compiioe u Che msa Who atlAeksd 6o9y
Seward. He WAS formally : clsrk in !
drug store in Washington. He 3 unmar-
ried aud about % pears old.
Later information states that Booth had
hiaileg 6xsd By Dr.. Mudd = ; o'eIeck %
Sunday morning, 10th. The DR.. fur
nished Booth pair Of srutehss When
the Doctor wss arrested be had one Of
Booths boots in hiS possession.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-28
Batavia, N. r.. April q

The fsnains of Abtaham Lincoln ar-
rived q Batavia as $40. Two thcusand
Of the inhabitants were assembled It this
place. During The Time We rswaised
here choir Of male and fenals voices
sang : requiem. Bells we're tolled and
minute gups fred.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-28
what DO You Thtnk Of ls, MIssen'
raamsi

Under the terms agreed upon between
Sherman and Johnston, the whole of Ster-
liug Prices rebel army would have been
permitted to enter the State, arms IN
hand, and march to the State Capital
There they were to stack their arms, but
would they have done it? What do you
think of it. loyalists of Missouri ?
We have tried portions of his men with
oaths, aud they have never been able e
make them behave thhemselses. Bullet'
have been more effective, and Ne thinl
until oil rebels stack their arms in tn,
field and go quietly home without them.
we bad better be .'moving on their works
instead of treating and granting then
armistices. We fear the short time the,
have had from Sherman will enable th
leaders to get out Of our reach, and this
We think, must have been tho object q
their diplomatic strategy.-[St. Loui
News.
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