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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-05-19
State Items.

"y i"S1 tueTe were TWO at
tempts at setting fire to different parts
o. o: the Ill lated village of Darlington.
Ihere can be no doubt that both fires
were The works of incendiaries. This is
lamentable state of things. Darling.
ton has had four or five fires within lit.
tie over n month.
The unionville Times announces the
death OF Col. James Jeffries, one of the
most esteemed and intelligent citizens of
the community.
A case has been decided in Barnwell
District to the effect that when freed.
man violates his contract he looses the
share Of the crop he was entitled to un.
der the contract.
We learn from the Abbeville Banner
that Mr.. Thos. B. Crows connection
with that paper has ceased, and that he
will devote himselfi in future to the in.
teress of the Laurcnsville Herald.
His interest in the Banner has been
purchased by Mr. w. w. Farrow, who
succeeds to the duties incident to the
publication Of The paper. Mr.. Farrow
is Young man of intelligence, energy
and skill, and will no doubt give salts.
faction to ali who are interested in he
success of that excellent paper. We
wish Mr. Crews much success in his old
field.
....vri organized 6y a Boston firm
iat Sandy Hill, South Carolina, TO re-
ceive and take care of the saving of the
negroes in that region, has closed its
doors finally. It's name was mere
sham, as it had no connection with the
government To authorize the assumption.
OF the title OF "Nutional Bank" It's
notes were wretchcd lithographs-much
Resembling blacking.hox labels, but
prlnted in gaudy colors which captiva.
ted the eyes of the poor negroes. Each
freedman who deposited dollar grecn.
pack in the thanking" received two.
dollar note of this gay pictorial issue,
and iaucied, of course, that he was so
much richer There is no telling how
much longer the swiudle would have
lasel, if Captain Jewett, late of the
army, who has leased plantation in the
nelghborhood of Sandy Hill, had not
discovered SOM Of the fraudulent notes
among tue hands on his place, and learn.
ed from the simple minded creatures the
nature of the financial enterprise in
lwhicl, they had embarked. He imme.
Riately wrotc to Washington upon the
subject; bat Charges g. Higginson, the
Irroprle'ors nf the Institution somehow
getting wind Of the discovery, stole
away in the nrght-carrying with them,
|pt course, all the deposits in their
f'vanlis." 1t is supposed that they
fealzcd BY this transaction 6et,oeen three
and four thousand dollars. They came
South as temperance lecturers, and, at
first, eked ouL their subsistence Jp sci.
|2'ng tracts and Bibles. 1t is said that
pertain parties from the North. who are
Occupying abandoned plantations near
he site Of the de'unct "bank," suggest.
led the enterprise TO these two adven.
IIturcrs, induced the freedmen in their
|employ to exchange their wages for the
beautiful bills of Charges g. Higginson,
and divided the profits of the concern
with those worlhies. The freedmen
lwho have been thus shamefully gnlled
have learned a lesson, but very hard
and unpleasant one.
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COTTON GIN 6.

THE undersigned having completed
Il their arrangements for the mannfao-
ture, once more, Of the best COTTON GINS
ever madc.in this country, are now prepared
to receive orders from planters and others,
wishing to purchase. The long established
and well known reputation of Elliotrs Cot
ton Gins. hope will be sufficient guar
rantee that the article will give entire salts
faction. j. M. ELLIOTTi& co.
may 1@66-2mo Winnsbcro', sc.
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Ketchin, McMaster & Co,

"A RE now receiving Paints and Dye
n Stuffs, such rs Spanish Brown, Spirits
Turpentine, Linseed Oil, Lime, Hydraulic
Cement, Extract ofLogwood, Burnt Um-
ber, Lithage, Madder, Indigo
ALSO,
The following Groceries: Sugar, Coffee,
Rice, No. l. Mackerel, Herring, Cooking
Soda Imperial and Green Tea of finest
quality, Spices, N. o. Molusses, Dried Figs,
Sal Eratus, Candles.
ALSO,
Quinine, Aqaa Ammonia, Spirits Nitre,
Sugar Of Lead, Sulphate Zinc, Borax,
Alum, Salt Petre, Itch Ointment, Seidlitz
Powders, Lyons Bed Bug Powder, Pain
Killer and Dead Shot.
ALSO,
Phalon's Night Blooming Cereus, Extract
Musk, Brown Windsor and other fine Toilet
Soaps and Bell Cologne.
ALSO,
We are how prepared to furnish bills Of
Tin Ware to Merchants on reasonable rates.
may scott
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EVER OF THEE. "A sad story is con-
nected with the name Of the writer Of
the beautiful song Ever of Thee" which
has been sung and admired by so many
III this country and III Europe.
Foley Hall was gentleman by birth
and education Wealthy in his own right,
with large expectations, he led heed
less life, not choosing his associates, but
allowing himself to be drawn into the
society of The vicious. His property
soon disappeared. and he was lett with
ont resonrces sufficient to by his daily
bread. His musical talents had been
highly cultivated but as he never reed.
ed them, he scarcely knew TO what
1arrnn theu nn,,ll hn ..mn;ln kln IT,, Ii,
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SllAbLEdO J>SJN IlOOiCIJ,
sTOLL. WEBB & CO.,
BANCROFT'S OLD STAND,
2s7 King ST., 8 doors Below Wentworth.
WYE have now opened splendid
w Stock of Spring Goods, English,
French aud American, which are of the
most desirable s.ylss the markets can afford.
To planters furnishing the Freedmen either
for clothing or for barter with them, our
Wholesale rooms offer every inducement.
Plantation goods in every variety.
This being o busy season with the planter
and he not able to visit the city, orders ac.
oompanied with city reference will meet
with prompt attention.
N. b. Samples, with price lists, sent to
any part of the State. Our stock consists
in part Of
White osnaburghs. Striped Osnaburgs,
Blue Denims, Brown Denims. Heavy Brown
Shirtings, Fine Sea Island Brown Shirtings,
Bleached Shirtings, Bleached and Brown
shirtings, Ga, GA, 1914, 1874 Plaid Blue
and Stripped Blue Homespuns. Bleached
and Brown Drills, Black French Broad
cloths. Hosiery and Gloves, Irish Linen by
the piece, Towels, Towelings, Linen Dam
ask, all qualities Calicoes, all qualities,
Dress Goods, Domestic Giughams, Fine
Scotch Ginghams, Spring Silks and Black
Silks, Colored Muslins, in every variety,
Fine French Muslins, White and Black
Goods, Farmers Brown Linen Duck, Farm
ers' Brown Linen Drills, Fancy Drills and
Cottonades.
Together with every variety to be found
in our line; which we offer at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
All Domestic Goods are sold ut very
small advance on Agents prices.
We would respectfully call the attention
of the Planters, Merchants, and the cjti-
zens generally of Fairfield District, to our
advertisement. and solicit q call from them
should they visit the city.
STOLL, WEBB & CO.,
No. 2S7 King st., 8 doors below Wentworth,
Charleston, s. C.
@. STOLL, Charleston,
CHARLES WEBB,
II. G. WALKER. I"
jim l8'G6-1yr
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Local Items.
Religious Services may be expected to

Religious Services may be expected to
morrow as follows:
nj. &. Church, Rev. a. G Stacy, l
a NJ. and 7a P. M.
Episcopal Church, Rev. w. P. Du.
Bose, IL A. NJ. and 5 P. M.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. DR.. AD,
GER, | A. M. and P. M.
The Examination at the Winnsboro
Female Seminary came Off last Wednes.
day. This is the closing Of the first ses
sion. The second session will begin
next Monday.
The examination covered good deal
Of ground, was quite varied, and discov.
ed an encouraging proficiency in the
pupils, not simply in book knowledge,
but in the principles underlying the sew,
eral branches Of study. Examinations
are not appreciated as they should be
by those mostly interested.
-~~N%~~N-~~~~~r-~>><
The Reading Club of Winnsboro may
be considered established. Many have
declared their purpose to join, and it is
hoped they will come in at once. The
next regular meeting will take place
Monday evening at Messrs. Ketchn,
McMaster g. Cos.
The Club desire TO collect any books
which may have been lost during the con.
fusion in February '65, from their owr
,crs, and all such books turned over 10
them they guarantee to deliver to their
proper owners
Any persons therefore having in their
possession such books and who may
wish to make the Club the medium of
delivery, may feel assured that the
proper disposition will be made of all
such books.
, 1866-09-21

Sss Ess husband W. IN alsenlty. .hs s.td md shs
seaef hi ~ T. hsn wsns :tai: ard he sdy
the room iii d. Merchant esme ne to Oh hty tx store. ..
NJ. 8. took nat md Mrs. Acpougal took an.
nsSe e 81 scsS e. ssas s. -. S,9 h. Will M !, 1s .sa
Imp s5e w.s near hin q srouna hin. she Waa
sssassd sss gu. ths he Cont ,sd amer n, ale ~
booE, md soout that d@e Cook II lint, 1s, ss se
exprctaed It. and starred 10 soak Hrs McDc.-.,,:.
neaaw bsrr.t.lflns VIZ 4 n,as d Font d ihe
Calhoun Building. she tasncd and want tenn
coated gentleman who told him he had followed
thht woman long enough. and The naan wcnt
NJ s. omed he = nats fS b. sna s,9 e'1sa Sr ssps
MeB: % ons # IL brtsse,. sad Gsa sas ashea % lin
sd ..aS ID a:d ft S as
sss ensssn sss In rasss ssss l. y;
s. s 6, shf 3, as a1ssRRs4 20 5
" Az fasas NJ zhs;t!sy sste8 q
aRsn Zee rom e. & Il a !" on K: NJ aep bad
m man lay Of ;se Wills '' eoss 'ss' ST ,euns ".
iss S 11 1 S9na IT, nppy IT, S, ,na
Mr, shuFtley'e room. They ala 70, and there, IN
nns corner Of the room, found the open pocket
book, with It's contents {t185} I'LL gone, except
three one hundred dollar notes. Mrs. McDousnl
eonsidet,u: tie emalluess Of the loss, Nj. shurt-
ley, it is Understood. was reluctant to prosecute
She was held to bail IN the sum Of $50 tor her
lcy's sympathy 1or The dietresard woman 10 cred
liable 70 hfs generosity, ii his previous Conduct
was suspicious Il Is reported that IL she bc too
IN court Il will be provided Tor her from Inc
abundance OF one who was the cause OF bringing
, 1866-09-21
FROM WARREN, ILL.

Tho Feeling In 10 Dnriess County
Union 1En13y MT Warren-Tel1lnE
Speech, Of General Stephen 4. IInrl-
but-Songw by Captain Church-t;eu-
crul Logun Unable to Speuk-Grcut
Enthusiasm.
Especial Despatch to Tie Chicago Trlbnuc.l
WARREN, ILL.,, September 20.
Tksse ia no stronger proof OF the interest which
The people Of 10 DayIess Comfy feel In The vital
fssues now lc1ore the country than the etrcnnous
Efforts they have made 10 prevail upon General
Logan to deliver them speech, and The large nt-
tendance which turned out At this place To-day to
hcar him and General uuzlbnt, under the most
uH1avosab,c circumstances. Owing to tue late
lnccsfant rains. The ruads arc perfect elush aud
the Fair Grounds, wle; tho exercises took place,
we5c for tl.c mos; part. hs1f:shoe depth IN mud.
Of Floral Hall, from tho front door Of which thc
speeehes were made md some Y,1, ase hundred q
raw f wind ani The driving showers 10 Which those
Captain Church Vas introduced first by Judge
Platt, and snnE ''shesman's March to the Sea-"
General Logan was then introduced, bn. apolo-
eszcd to the audience, and was excused from I'D
traetcd from speaking in the wl,d and rain at
General nu1]hut was then Brought ont who de-
py1e the she 1a Erond IN oaehns apoo h
agricultural experience, he said It had been most
Il confined to snbsoilfng tbs South, and that his
deeper: i fi tAppianse. Ii spoaEing fthe Amend.
se s - se y sa 81 fs sea g. 4hes
had murder, onr ,sons and brothers aud attempts
cd to ruin tho Union, and to rat icitere tnreEer
lcc. fs..c.!mcns rirAts; f?sec.srcous au;,;;ause
The audience ns:::: n:: began 10 warm np, aud d
noo., 4a!oStanate. ragged rspsesata."e 4. @ OF Ihs
, 1866-09-21
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Stories Of Indian Dtpredations-Flood
in tho NIt<sIH>irpl- The Brulscrs
Anxious for Another Prize Fight
Narrow Escape from BUrning-Po1ltI.
cn1-PernonnI.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttibuue.l
ST. Locts, September 20.
A telegram from St. Joseph yesterday taJs:
Reports Of Indian depredat!ons still continue to
come In fsorn .hc West. but are usually much e.
sgeera,ed By the lime they reach hers. A gentle
man connected with The Ccntsa} Indian Drpart-
mcnt uscrcdi's theee reports In most instances,
hut says the Indians complain bitterly Of the en-
tlltstcs..
SIX fret, aud dIaymcu were Ut work nearly nll
teTs. The ri:s has fsauced hsishts TO New o.
TIE pneilIsts engaged .. spectators in yestes-
days brutality propose now TO match Mccool. the
victor Of yesterday. arainst ctihcT Joe CobuED. the
Champion l. wh9 once bsf9re defeated bly,, os % wish
the tc.ins 10 be- even with the hrst Or odds OF two
70 one offered against the hitter, who only weighs
IL poands: 4 leader q he fancy IN thts ctr
dollars that coba1n will aght Accool, and will
win.
4 dre IN rom Of tcnements at ons. O'Clock this
being afforded for .6e stairs within she Will,
The. nsceut was msde, from porch. to porch
In Inc rear. II Nas In 4nlS eEaE10Tc OF dry pine,
consisting Of stairs and porches, that the 1re
originated, md before the inmates were awake
ths ztaMs wc-e nearly con.uuaed. One man
lowered his wife and two children from the third
etoty hT rope, and then shIuncd his own wsy
down. Ladders and rl3nks were brought Into re-
euitltIon, and Ill The Inmates made thtlr escape,
fortunately. without loss Of lifs OF limb.
Tho toutcryansc Clube havc pasatd resolutions
to have each block thoroughly cansassed TO see
that every Conservative voters nn1e is resIstcted
The KadlcAl Congressional Convention Of The
Second Congressional District WIS held today n
franklin. The candidates wcre Judge NeHcon6,
Colonel Cavcnder, Judge Owens and Judge GaIo,
Reer1t unknown.
Senator Sherman. Of Ohio, is in the city,
, 1866-09-21
THE RElay bF WATER.
A Two Month"; DnIuge-Tnenty Inches
Of Rain in Sixty Days-1ts
Eject ON the Crops-The
Railroads.
TnG EquInoctial GaIc-Sform on the
I.akc-E1tens1vo sQspenston OF
Labor

Jurlsnr Pluvius Il k!pgi For two month"; psst
be has been raining down upon our devoted heads
Atezrible amount oI blessing, During those two
months Of s'xtJswo days, beginning with the
evening Of July soth+ and ending lsst evening, 1t
hss rained Thirty days. or, On an average, each
alternate day. The amount Of rainfall during
that period is most extraordinary, not pasalleled
IN the history Of our city and we believe, not in
the annals Of the West Twenty tnches
ofran hare fallen In that time, or &wo-thI,de ofthe
quantity which usually falls in the whole Tesr in
this dfy-thc average annual rain heinr 1,ut
fraction fn excess Of thirty i,,ches Cary ont the
tamn ratio LOT the year, and 1t would Give M
depth o. ten feet OF waller a1l over the city.
Ioaf ant reader may form rome tdea OF the rasf
amount q rain which has falleu during thcxe mast
Two months, We will present a few dgrres, o. the
OASIS q twenty Inches. though the fn1I is actuaTy
somewhat In excess Of that ayuouut:
~, Cubic Feet Tons.
On uuc acte.....-.,..... ca,UW a.AR.5s
0n square mfle.- 46,46i.UO0 14sa.inn
" chicago, ~ eections. y, Ill, $4,000 Yi8l3,1Nl
Inc ta*t named quantity would MI d chic OF
nearly ,V40 feet on the sides. or moro than II;
yards; The weight Of water On The whole civ Is
nearly thtrty-dye million tons,
The weight Of thIx water {s Ia The at,roxnhr-fr
:, The following is the daily fall-in inches and
thonsandth parts Of au incl-during the pcriod
anose namet, as furnished 10 the TRIprsE by Ml.
lanegnth, the well known optIcian: "
, 1866-09-21

Effects Of the Storm on tue po1tttc1f
CnpxnSs-Tltc Sunercrs-f3c -f3csfgnnt1on-
Strcfcl.cr Indicted for IIurder-Ken-
lucky Rcbrl4-Tittshur@h Convention.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago TsfbuneJ
lSD1AyArol1s, Sept ~.
The incessant rain and storm ami foods have
materially interfeted with business at nil kiuas
and dnfiuc this week VIC have been quite Isolated
onr speakers, like nil other travellers have been
stoFnhbouud. and political meetings havc gone hy
default. There was to have been large Union
meeting at Frankfort on yesterday, but on AZ
eonnt ofthe weather It was postponed TIL the
ahh. Governor Morton was 10 have spokeu at
Ccnhevifle. Wayne County, to-day. but could not
get there. He started last hf;hl by way Of Andet
son. So hat hsd e rearn: AZ spsaks Il Aqdersou
A despatch rcceiycd from the latter gentleman, By
the Secretary Of the rnion State Central Commit.
Ice. RaYs he will be on hand.
Il.c Hood In onT city has enll.c1y subsfded. The
damage doug Is not yet csltm.tcd. Quito nun.
heiae, and = cood deal Of sn1er1ng was the con.e-
Gucncc. concert Is to he Given Tomorrow
1tght at Masonic Hall. tho proceeds OF which will
be dol1tctl tu shets rri!Gf.
rIcss has resigned the Jndse*bLp Of this Circuit,
ard wyite havc been Issued Tor filling the vacancy
1T the October election.
The Grand Jury oI The Criminal Court have IT,
turned an indictment for murder In tho drtt de-
gree against yonnc SeEetchcr, who shot Nr. Stew-
Kentucky rebc1s arc beginning TO- arrive III the
S:ate in order to yotc at the October elections
Vigorous nleasurcs are being adopsed to epoi
every ore Of tho ecoundEets.
diers ate being appointed from all parts Of the
Stale. MQSt Of tAtm Will tsnye On Soturriay nirht
, 1866-09-21

MusEun.-1a.t crening the Museum was well
filled Notwithstanding the wet weather. The
petite comedy OF .'Two Can Play at That Game'
was again presented, with The >'lns1.ihle Prince"
which appears to be received With iucreaaing fa-
ror. HIS invisible dlgh1ess Will be seen nga1n
tonight.
NcV1cIuts Observation-Disclosures is s.l11
On the boards at Ncvfcter's. and i drawing good
houses. i win be given again this evening.
OPAA NoEsE--The GEal entertainment given
hy the Ennlon brothers came oil last evening ut
large indeed considering the disadvantages Of the
weather, tho house beIHs almost crowded. The
.rapsse pstfo5m,aaMess M Of the H2RlSn's were tEuly
went through variety Of aerial scfs with equal
aexsctity mad grace. The performance Of Mnster
George, hanging By hts head at au altitude Of
many tsei "a 6ea;lne ! dran. n.f~as one Of the
Witnessed II The aerial line. NOT icas
remarkable were the acts Of the other members OF
The company, the Caron family, the SIegs1stB, and
the graeslul tisht rope dancing q signoflta Stella
repeated.
AcApE4r OF Mus1c-Eel1y & Leon's Minst:els
drew good house last night and kept the audi
c.ce In good hnnor with their c0miea1iucs,
dances and melodies.
, 1866-09-21
The CANVASS IN INDIANA


Tie Joint Discussion Between Speaker
Colfax aud DAVE Tnrpie-Co1fnx's
Election Sure by Three Thousand Ma-
jorIty.
Especial Despatch 10 the ch1cngo T.ibunc.1
soc7n bEzp> Ind, September 20.
Notwithstanding the very unfayorablo weather,
an immense crowd Of people assembled here to-day
10 hear the joint discussion between Hon. SehnY-
ler Coltax and David Turpie, rival candidates for
Congress I'll this district.
Arrangements had tcen made 10 have the speak-
Ing take place At The Fair Grounds, but the cold
rain, WHICH has continued throughout the dag,
compelled The psop!e and sneakers 10 occupy t6c
spacious Court Room as the only avaflahle place
g accommodate The multitude. The room, was
Allied to It's utmost capacity, and cnntaiuod about
were supporters ol Mr. CDllax.
The debate wts opened by MIR. Coltax In speech
Of an honr and quAricr. In which he very. ably
tophtsty and Inconsistency Of bis opponent In
anch m uuaueweEah!e manner As to elicit the
strongest manifestations Of approval from ycrr
large majority Of the audience, as cou]d p1afnly
be seen By the swinging hats and wa.ing band
kerrhtcfs Which accompanied the repeated cheers
With which the speaker xes greeted.
and sa @ e0S resa o s en
bnranguc about The !asiffand the everlasting niS-
Esr; A:s principal objection 70 the notion q TIC
which he never uscd-aluni and fich-,scru put
upon the free list, while The tax on corn whiskey
was retained at an nn.easonab'y high rate. Nc
the price OF calico docs not depend nnon the price
Of cotton, md l. Is upon this principle Of reason
Ing. pEetume that be concludes that his election
does not depend upon the number Of
against Schuyler Colfax In tho bloody Ninth,
whose majority Will be not less than oo1, can be
accounted for ta no other way. Al. speech was VA
f%cfiTCG Il.
Ing 10 exhibit any endorsement thereof.
Coltax closed ii fifteen minnie speech. reply
ing will unanswerah1e refntaticns Of the false po-
kat down. cheer a1.cr cheer shook the hnildinr for
Cclfhx, Congress, and the ratification Of the pro
posed Constitutional Amendment -.
st. Joseph County, the home OF C1lf4x, Will
never so back on her Eavprite and louorcd son.
Set US down for eight hundred majority.
, 1866-09-21

WANTED-Real .Estats-Part or
w whole ot section OF lsnd ls Kankakee Comfy,
Eest 9t EhehanAa. Parties haytnk land will apply to
WARREN d GOODRICH LIS pearboTu5t Ifa
, 1866-09-21
Il Great Meeting at Cfcero-An Immense
ProccssIon-Spceches of General VEu-
Itch aud Colonel Grover.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of General vEn-
Itch and Colonel Grover.
c1csno, Indiana, September 1'.-Every arrange.
meni but one had been efected TO maEe the Unfon
ihe % aesihcs had no, been cen eonsnited. Al and ander
his auspices steady rain set in about daylight
this morning. and continned until noon.
fa1orablc, Ncb1esvIlle alone won1d have sent
ecsns e t nas t5e ~ III Is q
bett, Or eudeasor to make any computation. The
cavalry procession that actually went to the
nu@6ers wsrs i wsgons, md aany q foot
hy Colonel q. Grover. offthe One Hundred and
many prtecnt had become acquainted with the
General in times past, when thc country was ln
the midst Of dangers th;eatsotuE hes libeIies-
eiferoasiy % c ehes1ed t6etr Ssttie.scasred iesder:
broken EnFlish, Ii 4 trde, ri resdIly unas9!ood
ninth Nss earnest and thF,lllng. Passiur On to, =
consideration Of The questions of the day. he
showed ~ 4 : now lie aay e 'hs ,s e5e3 sol
z Pshoenais Saa @ Who Sa 10. ssd who 10 Saad not g
o. a Hd's !" s = 1ots: Sh.. 'aei2 a!ss
Gener.i preceded e hold up thc Prest-
thonghas The President mi.taEen-ihe spesEsr
was convinced that His Acctdeuey was
wrong from the wont 1notIyes. In proof OF this,
be quoted from The Ptesiaent's speecncs in the
Senate and elsewhere: johnson declared Con-
Eress rcbeliious- Wei, said The speaker, Il that
be 50, must be reheltfona-you boys Of the 1htF-
ffeth, who belteve n do must be reteIfloas-tn
word must be rebels, and, therefore, the men
who toncht us and starved cur brothers must be
the t1uf hirnds Of the Union. The Generals a.
Eumcut IN Avor Of the proposed Amendments to
ihc Constitution vas pEief hut pointed. When he
produced extracts from Southctu papcrs showing
how the slave power dcsptses honest 1abor; how
It detpses the labo.ing masses Of the North, and
looks Win contempt on the Democracy who
ply tho Northern s1l1es" p:e:ent Ths General
closed bis rrmsrks in EnElf.h by stating that his
principal object n coming was to address his
German fcllor.ciH1cns,
Colonel ]. O. Martin Vas next introduced to the
andtepcn. he paid dne tribute 70 General VII.
lleh and passed on to speak cloquently OF the du-
Ties that the Union solder now owed 10 his coun-
Try.
Colonel Gasin next introduced HI. B. c. Guf1n,
Of Indianapolis. He said the overthrow Of the
rebellion was tse Rrandest triumph Of au time.
Poetry. hisso.y md At Win eontlnue 70 transmit
tho tAme Of This glorious achicEeuent to future
ages. And now that the rebellion u crushed,
The rebels mrkt walt until We have "set tho
Union house In order" Those who tATe nc.
compifshed tie work are fnIIy equal to Tho
ta.k now imposea, and. TO quote johnson, "reb-
els must take back sctts." Tho blood OF battls
, 1866-09-21

may not 10 nb1e to &c how this partial oril shall
work universal good. Then hgA1n, shctc IL no
good securing, eneh ono as We haye moi had In
many yea!s, sad though the cold and dAmp are
undoubtedly productive Of rheun1s and fuaAnuna
uonA OF tho respiratory passaSusA It may bo the
mtans Of shutting ont tic cholera tton Anous. u.s.
IL 70. then. indeed, out Of the strong will have
como forth swcetnpss, AnI Tho riddle Of Sampson
will have received modern solution.