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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-08-08

honorable position IN lie. By tho
term honorable mean the capability
Of intel'igently tiiScharging the duties
OF any useful position.
:. :. Honor 81. shame from npconiition rise
Att well yn.lr part there MI the honor lies.s
Many Young men suppose that be.
ca',sc they aro not able to support
themselves 1t q college, the r,ad to
sintclligencc Il barred against them.
There co,ildInot be greater mistake.
Even IN ordinary apprentice has the
controller . sufficient amount Of time
iif properly improved 70 make him q
respectable English scholar by the
time Is arsiss W lat Lis majority. a
single hour. in every twenty four,
spent in useful study, would add
greatly to the stock OF knowledge in
the course Of a few years. 1t is es-
pccially SO with young persons, as
Impressions made upon the mind
then are msrelasting than atany other
period Of life. No matter then how
low down in ths scale Of learning YOU
have to commence, nor what may be
your daily avocation, nor hoSever
sorely the hand ofpcnury may press
upon your better resolves, let your
motto be, "oNwARD!" Set yonr
mark high and il you never rea.h j:
you will find that your. efforts have
been higher than they would have
been with alowcr aim Remember
that the life you so much love, and
tor which you would give everything
else, is made Of tilne-that a portion
OF it is ever gliding away and that
the only way to appropriate II, is to
improve the hours ~ they come
Tbs true measure Of life is not the
counting of our years. but number
sOtStuT uSctub UCtrfDS. l1t HstS uSGel tue
longest who hasmo<t benefited man
kinI. Every young man should have
some fxesl pnrpose--sosne grand ut
limatum to which everything. else
should be nfade subscrvicnt. With
out such purpose it will be impossi-
BILE 10 :. redeem the time" however
much he may realize that !. the days
are evil" Wnatcvcr YOU deternino
10 be, set your stakes accord;ngly.-
Consccratc your leisure hours to the
accomplishment Of that single pur-
posS. Never forgetting haweyer
that the wider the raageO Of study you
may be abio to master, the better
will you be prepared for the dis
charge any y, rticular dn,y. In the
very broaisst sense of the term it ia
true that sknowIedge is power 1t
gives . maa erecAirc strength. II
makes him. a poacer in whatever de.
partment of lite he may elect to move
or may Provi.icntially be called into.
M Affectlonately, aafa IoANNEs.
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Col. Merrill..

l 4 : X
The notice Of the discharge of Col
Merrill, on account Of wounds rc-
ccived ia action Ut Black River
Bridge, Was received BY his regiment
while in camp at Vermillionville, La.
Oct, le, 1863. To show the esti.
nation in which he was held by his
officers and mon, we publish tho fol-.
lowing letter addressed 70 him by, our
townsman, Major W. i. Orr, who
was his surgeon, which received the
signatures of nearly every officer and
soldier in his regiment, and which
was sent to him as = testimonial, of
their respect. Wo. regret that we
have not room to add Tho long listof
names 10 this letter. 4 ..l. s. 'iefl5a
Cans q 10 vs6 near. vesmli,lon,i.is..i IL
Tai3a#fHsaa JliG4 0Ssobef - lSeo. i..t
70 Coloncl SansI. Merrill. tij IN g3
7 SrR:-We, the officers ana soldiers
|of ypnr regiment, have Just heard
road 10 us. on dress parade, Special
Order No. 40, Of the War Depart :
nent. d.scharging you from tho SER
vice Of the q. s., and while We duti.
fully submit to all orders, We think
we can do no wrong in expressing
our deep sorrow and regret for the
loss Of q hravc, faithful and efficient
commander, and an upright and kind
hearted and honorable man. I as
You led us il every fight, til Won
were wounded in the hayonet charge
~ Black River Bridge. where 90
many Of our, comrades fell tried and
true, who feel the utmost confidence
In Your ability MS commander, anil
would hail with unspcakable ipv the
revoking Of the above order, and,
Your return once more among III as
Colomcl commanding the .lst. Reg't.
Iowa Inf',., Wills. ~ ''se NJ
Your. most Dbd't. servant, E "A
. WM. L. OaR, Surgeon.
The McGrcgor Ne,rs from wnich
We have taken the above letter adds:
The morning report of the regi-.
mcnt on the 18th day Of Ortobcr.
1868. shows the present" rs follows:
l8 officers and 3,l culiste,l men Of
which the following number signed
the address: is officers and 3l4 en-.
listed men. .s
| z 9isuTgr cniisteti snvn who-r nisfIscs
do not appear we're mostly on duty,
whore they cauld not be reached.
The foot hote is, in the hand wri-
ting Of Surgeon. Vim. l.. Orr, than
whorA nonobler or pnrer hearted man
servcd in the Republic. 4 few days
afterwards, an address ideCtical in
language with the above. was signed
~ four commissioned officers aud n
enlisted men belonging 10 the regl-
ment, then in ony yalascent Camp, at
Carrolton, La. So. IS. !, K
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are doing all they can to iuetruct the
blacks in their new positiOl} as citi.
zens. t s,
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Brigham Yonng. Jr, aud SUI: hAvs
gone TO Massachusetts,
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OLD SERIES vet IL. &c 80
r ER N : ..sa DO o. AA,
Waiting.
Econ the n -, - s,,oet lss,cr.i

u From the D'nt spoft Signal
/ am waiting tor 4 Iovcl Oaa,
Who ia abssat, all the while, 4
And: ! Oft try to be Joyous.
Yes. ! ctsen try to smile.
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GEORGE s. WARNER, + co

N|WJnaf sN#@ff 9sf11H 81 Ir, fF9THI ~
TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE
The subscribers takes occasion 70 cay 4 the citi-
aad Cigar store. asfa
Ners door East Of the OttsnsOa Hosse,
.here they Win bs happy - servs he psslss wih
NAo best of IS $3.50 .ssF1ttf #e ssaES X -eef S8
CMEwaNG ANDsmOKvNG TON ACs q
CIGARS, " fths Snsisess susds.
Pipes, Merscha',ms, &c., &c
ar MzOLESA kx AND RxTxyL. n
StS @ t Geip g. wARNER.A 90.
ottsava. lovs, Oct. Z, ies5--dvta afe
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lEven when my haart is achi,g.) s
When amid crow l. light and gay,
Thrn. asas! thu xrph,rs watt me.
Taough.s Of enc tha, far away.s
But. the zephvr- sal and gloomy, 81
Sclsisim hrin /. gn.'i news to M.
fs.t sfsmatim y hear them VII. spcr
81 larry tarry still for m-. lil
Watt / vr srphvrs. ever sOttwarsl,
s Tell Oh. tell nse! whar. lis he Y.41rsi.
Bsar this nl~ssa.sr nss NV kas-'.ni, 80 e
Y Il WILL larry, #. Il for thee.
2
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The ANIMAL lassty the wear Of coin
is estimated ;st ono tenth nf one per
cont. and the consumption by the
arts and lnss BY fire aud shipwreck,
ut 81, ,0O0, 900 i. year.
The yield OF wheat ina singlec conn
IL in Ohio 10 estimated ut TOO, 900
bushels. which will bring over one
million Of dollars.
Why are front like poor base hall
players? Because they are of.en
''caught out ON fly."
There was once very illiterate
gentlcmen--one Peter Patterson
appointed as jnstice OF the peace. -
Ths first day his clerk handed him y
duplicate writ. a
s:Well, wot shall l do with it?' was
the reply.
Is .Nothing but sign your initials
was the reply W
"My nishuls-what arc they?Se i
"Why, two ;P's,' replied tho clerk
impattent4y. e4gss s.. Nj.
Cold perspiration stood on the
forohead .,fthc unhappy magistrate
aud he seized a pen, and, with des
peration in. his face. wrote "1oo pe.e.'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-25
Circular from General sherman.

ST. Louis, June 2i.-General Sherman
has issued circular in substance as fol
lows:
First. that treaties must be preserved,
hut Indians who have gone beyond their
reservations and committed crime, fall
under military control and are subject
to punishment by civil powers.
Second, the military divisions divid-
ed in three departments: Dakotah,
commanded by General Terry; Platte,
commanded by General Augur and Mis-
souri, commanded by General Hancock.
The third, each State or territory will
organize a battalion of mounted men.
They will be called for by the depart
-ment commanders in case of an emer-
gency to be mustered in accordance
with the law and wait the appropriation
of Congress for pay.
The fourth gives directions to the CIV
il authorities to be prepared to pursue
at all times horse thieving bands who
are endeavoring to avoid the military.
AFifth, when stock is traced to a
reservation, demand should be made
of the agent, and if the tribe is en-
titled to annuities such annuities should
be chsrgeable with the value of the
stolen property. The government of
the States and territories interested are
reauestcd to communicate freely with
department commanders and appeal
only to General Sherman.
The steamboat w. Brooks, lying ut
the levee, was robbed of $500 in gold, a
watch and other valuables yesterday
morning.
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From, Springfield.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, June A.-One
of the most horrible suicides ever heard
of was committed in this city on Satur.
day morning. A widow named Mary
Gilmore, who lived alone, took a single
kuife-blade and cut frightful cash in
her abdomen and tore ont her bowels
which were found detached from hel
body in pail of water. The floor was
covered with great pool of blood, and
on the table was milestone with
which she had sharpened the knife
She lived four and Il half hours after
being disemboweled. dying at hin,
o'clock. During that time she WAS at.
tended by priest and made will, be
queathing considerable property. The
cause was supposed to be insanity
Mrs. Gilmore's age was 60.
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New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, June ~.
RECEIPTS-540O becves, II, lis sheep
and lambs, 1919 swine. Under large
increases in the receipts for the past
week, there were liberal offerings this
morning. about 1900 being on sale. The
market for beef cattle ruled heavy at
opening prices; no general demand; to-
wards the close, however, butchers
bought rather freely. About all the
offerings were disposed of, but prices in.
Dictated decline of 4a1c per pound
compared with last week. The average
quality of offerings of fair extras sold
at Isl; prime, 17fal73; first quality, la
III; fair to good, l6al6i: ordinary to in
ferior, 13a14. .y
SHEEP-Market for sheep ruled
heavy: though prices are essentially I'M
changed; demand rather more active,
and few lots of extras sold ut q; in
side prices for inferior lambs l0al3.
MISUNDERSTANDING the increas-
ed r eceipts, the market ruled firmer and
quite active; 10 car loads were on sale
this morning, and were all disposed of
at 7a74-the latter for heavy prime corn
fed
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Fire nj the Tennessee Penitcntinry

LOUISVILLE, June 2I.-Thc Nashville
papers of the I'D report the destruc-
ton by fire of the entire vest wing OF
the Tennessee Penitcntiary, comprising
the extensive agricultural and cedar
ware works of Mcssrs. Hyatt, Briggs Il
Moore, wherein $50 convicts had been
daily employed. A great many con-
victs were turned out to assist in stay
ing the flames, and worked IObly. A
military force was kept on hand during
the contlagration, and no attempt to
escape was made by the cOnvicts. The
loss of Hyatt, Briggs & Moore will not
he less than $4,000. The machinery
destroyed was valued at $4,000; insur-
ance $4,000. The State loses about
$40, 900 on the building, which is cover
cd by insurance. Origin of the fire
unknown.
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Baliim.re Cn,,le Market.


BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings at the
Scales during the past week amounted
to 66s head, against $50 last week. OF
the number offered, $50 head came from
Ohio, 135 from West Virginia, IS from
Clark county, Va, all over the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad; and 80 from
Maryland on foot. Of the receipts 225
head were taken for Philadelphia and
New York, 80 sold for Washington city,
and the balance taken by Baltimore
butchers. Prices to-day ranged as fol-
lows: Old Cows and Scalawags at 5a
Sc; fair Cows at 6 25aS7; good 7a$7 so;
common Steers 75aSs 25; good do. rs
aS9 25; and prime Cattle 50 80 per 100
lbs. The prices of good Cattle are
about the same as last week, while the
common grades show decline of l24
cents per 100 lbs.
SHEEP.-The supply this week was
light, but the demand was moderate,
the butchers having large stock on
hand. Sales Of Sheep at HAS cents per
ID gross; thin stock Sheep 50 per head.
Lambs are selling at 3a$3 80 per head.
HOGS.-Supply moderate; sales slow
at 9a$9 IS per 100 lbs net. d.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June "a.
FLOUR-Firmer, closing IS cents
higher; family II 75al3. and fancy l4a
Is so.
WHEAT-Firmer: red 2 IS, and 2 Is
for No. winter.
CORN-Irregular, closing unsettled
at opening prices; sales made at 7eas4,
but at the close there were sellers at W
and no buyers.
OArS-Fi.mer; held at 69a7Oc for No.
RYE-Opened firmer but closed dull
at 100.
BARLEY-Dull; no demand; samples
of new crop from Warren county was
exhibited on Exchange, the quality is
excellent
COTTON-Dull, and prices nominal
at 23la24c for middling.
PROVISIONS-Quiet and unchanged.
MESS PORK-21 90.
BULK PORK-74a9i.
BACON-ll, 1lfal2t, with fair de-
mand.
LARD-In demand at III for city.
BUTTER-Dull, at lialGc.
CHEESE-l3al4c.
COFFEE-Firm at 25a2Sc.
SUGAR-Good demand at l2al5c for
raw, and i6ial7c for hard refined.
GOLD-1H4, buying.
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BY THE CABLE.
[By Telegraph to the Register.l
Specials By the Gable % she New York
Herald.

BERLIN, June 22.-It is asserted in
political circles here the government of
the Porte had accepted the proposal made
BY Prussia, France, Russia and Italy for
q joint commission of investigation into
the situation of affairs in Gambia, the
commission to be appointed by the
christian great powers and the Sultan
will assemble in ConstantiIOple.
Persons Just arrived from Hungary
report that Emperor Napoleon continues
to purchase horses for the use Of the
French army on large scale in that
country.
Prime Minister, Count Bismarck, has
left the city and gone on a visit. 1t is
said to be undertaken for recruiting his
health into pomerania.
PEsTH, June 22.-In the lower house
of the Legislatiye Diet, NJ. Bewath de-
manded To know when Government
would bring in or would they bring in
measures in the shape of bill for the
emancipation of the Jews.
HARISy <O.-6hhpSAVt
warded an autograph letter to Marshal
Valiant requesting him to transmit
the thanks Of his majesty to the Supe-
Nor CouDcil of the Paris Exhibition
in reply to the resolutions forwarded to
him by that body with reference to the
sad occurrence Of the 9th inst, and his
happy escape during the attempt on the
life Of the Car.
LIVERPOOL, June "a, Evening:-Cot-
ton quiet: o decline of fully I'd; mid,
ding uplands III; Orleans liz; sales of
10000 bales. Breadstuffs quiet through
out the day. Corn closed at 3ss Sd for
new mixed western. Peas, 3Ss I'd for
Canadian. Wheat, barley and oats show
NO change in prices. Provisions gen
orally unchanged. Pork advanced Is;
Eastern was sold to-day at 74s per Dbl,
Beef steady at 132s Cd. Lard l9s Cd.
Bacon Ais Cd per cwt: Petroleum
steady; spirits, I'd; refined, Is I'd. Tai
low, 34s Cd for American.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New Ysrk Market.

| -..t new 1Ofk makAca = 900,
NEW YORK, June "a. .
COTTON-Dull; sales 300 bales up
lands at 26.
FLOUR-15a25 better; receipts 6l04
barrels; less active; sales 1900 barrels
superfine State and western at 20a
40; extra western 8 95a9 IS; choice do
10 4Oall 80; shipping Ohio 10 20sll w;
trade brands IL 10a12 so; spring %.
Louis 8 75al2 90; winter " 00sl6 ~.
California -four decidedly higher; sales
$500 barrels at IL 5Oa13 IL; very choice
1875. Rye -four steady; sales aoo par
rels at 25a3 70.
WHISKY-Flrmer; sales 3oO barrels
western ut 81.
WHEAT-3a4c better; but business
restricted by advanced prices; sales 3d.
600 bushels at 2 15a2 ~ for No. Mil
waukee; 2 70a2 20 for white California.
RYE-Dull aud unsettled, sales $50
bushels western at l6al 25. i.
BARLEY-Dull.
MALT-Quiet; sales of $4,000 bushels
at SIS.
CORN-Receipts ), 100 bushels; mar
ket opened cent better, closed quiet,
with loss of the advance; sales of AZ ,OOO
bushels Mt 10a1 IL for new mixed west
ern, GOAL 90 for inferior and soft do,
and - for white southern.
OATS-ReceiPts 9,l3S bushels; lac
better; sales of 5000 bushels ut eOcents
for western and 80 for Ohio. "a
Stock in warehouse: wheat F,1O5;
corn 259,672; oats 1886, l75; rye "a, 2e5;
barley q, $50; malt 1859; peas 32,453
bushels.
Realistically. AS
COFFEE-Unchanged
SUGAR-Steady; sales of GO hOgsheads
Cuba at l1a11s.
MOLASSES-Heavy.
PETROLEUM-Dull; crude ID; re-
fined in bond 23a23i.
HOPS-Quiet.
PORK-Firmer; sales of 6, 400 bbls at
81 l2a2l 50 for new mess, but closing at
81 40 cash; 20 so for old do: 16 % for
prime mess.
BEEF-Firm; sales $50 bbls.
HAMS-Quiet; sales lSl bbls at 3oa4l.
sBAC0N-Scsrce and quiet; sales N0
boxes at 10ia10s for Cumberland cut; lit
short ribbed; 12tal3 short clear.
CUT MEATS-Dull; sales 100 packages
at s4a9i.
SHOULDERS-l2al3f.
LARD-Steady; sales 1900 bbls at lit
al21 for new. '.''
BUTTER-Unchanged.
enthusiastically.
LATEST MARKET-5 NJ.
FLOUR-Closed o shade firmer for
first ground; dull for old do.
WHEAT-Quiet; opened with an adj
vance materially checking the demand,
but closing nominal at 2 lOa2 - for No.
spring; 2 30a2 40 fer No. /.
RYE-Quiet ut 15a %. .
CORN-Dnll; I 09al IL for new mixed
western.
Steady; 30 for western; 80 for
Ohio.
PORK-Lower; sales $50 bbls at 20 %
cash; 20 Isl regular; market closing
quiet with sellers at 20 Is cash and buy
er at 20 Is; sellers at 20 % regular and
buyers at 20 IL.
BEEF-Quiet and very firm with only
limited supply.
CUT MEAfS-Steady and nomiually
unchanged.
BAC0N-Quiet; 10a for Cumberland
cut; 11ia11s for short ribbed; l24al2s for
short clear.
LARD-Dull; l2ia,2s for fair to prime
steam; ls2al25 for kettle rendered.
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New York liel,is.

New YORK, June 24.-This Afternoon
Mrs. Mary Murphy, residing at No.
Centre Mark ct Place, attempted sui-
eide by cutting her throat with table
knife. 1t is believed she Is fatally in
jured.
Three thousand seven hundred emf
grants have arrived since Saturday.
The alleged brother of Lord Napier,
arrested en- a charge of defrauding a
Baltimore firm, has disappeared, after
being bailed. 1t is said he has gone to
Europe.
1t is proposed by the Masonic frater-
nifty of this city and Brooklyn to give
q grand reception to the President ON
his return from Boston.
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CHASTELLAR'S
White Liquid Enamel,

NOR IMPROVING AND BEAUTIFYING
I the complexion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation in
use, for giving the skin beautiful pearllike
tint, that ia only found in youth. 1t quickly re-
moves Tan, Freckles, Pimples, Blotches, Meth
Patches, Sallowness, Eruptions, and all impuri,
ties of the skin, kindly healing the same, leay.
ing the skin white and clear rs alabaster. Its
use can not be detected by the closest scrutiny,
and being q vegetable preparation is perfectly
harmless. 1t Is the only article Of the kind
used by the French, and is considered by the
Upwards Of 80, 600 bottles were sold during the
past year, sufficient guarantee of its efficacy.
Price only rs cents. Sent by mail, postpaid, on
receipt of an order, by
BERGER, SHUTS & CO., Chemists,
2s5 River St., Troy, n. Y.
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From Detroit.

DETROIT, June 24.-The annual meet.
ing of the stockholders of the Michigan
Central Railroad was held at the com.
pany's office in this city this morning
The following named gentlemen were
elected directors for the ensuing year
j.. NJ. Forbes, r. b. Forbes, Hon. Erastus
Corning, Nathaniel Thayer, Sidney
Bartlett, Thomas Taylor. Edward Jone.
and James Joy.
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TIE WEEKLY REGISTER

made up OF all Important news Of the sss
telegraphic reports Transaction. In The MAlsu
Editorials upon subjects 81 &, neral Interest ..
Agricultural Column. special oor,sp"lt't'
from all parts ot the state, h"n" liEpg q.
poctical selections, AMI a lltl,r amount 4 ar
fully prepared miscellaneous ealing suiIsi1s =
all Classes Of the community. ~ shot "
WEEKLY REGISTER will continue 10 10 D.
best Family Noopap,' '0,r pub1iiA,d u. D"
STATE.
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Chica3o Market.
CHICAGO, juno q.

CHICAGO, June "a.
Flour dull, but held firm. Wheat
firm, at SOal s0A. Corn steady, at 65a
S5l. Oats firm, at 614a62. Rye nomi-
nal, at local s.. Barley entirely me-
elected and nominal, at 20. Pork held
at 20ia21. Lard dull and unchanged.
Shoulders u: Rough sides 81 Whisky
dull, at 30a3l.
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New York Steck Market. 4.
New YORK, June %.

NEW IORh, JuHo "a.
Gold opened at 1891.
Ohio certificates, 24ta25t; Canton
44ta45t; Boston water power, 23a234
Cumberland, 30a30a; Quicksilver, 2Sta
2as; Mariposa, 7a7; do. preferred, l!
aoO; Western Union Telegraph, 42ta43
Pacific Mail, l3Ssa139; New York Cen
trail, 1024a102i; Atlantic 106sal073; Erie
6Osa60j; Hudson l09a1094; Reading
1Gsa107t; Michigan Southern, 729a72f
Illinois Central, 12aial21; Pittsburg
7sfa79; Toledo, 120ial20s; Rock Island
9l4a9ls; North Western, 35ta36; do
preferred, 59aa60.
Steamship list unsettled.
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policy. Believing that the var ~. Nj
lis legitimate purposes attained with IL ~ A.
der Of the rebel armies, and the aha,S@@ss sdf-t
slavery and secession BY the Sen,l met o.
TER will be the unfiinching adyorat, ~ er N''b
ures that tend "a promote the uaticn,l r--s's
To restore the unity of the Goyrrpm,-r.. ne
extend TO all sections the priceless, ~! .s
an impartial Union and lasting pc.rs =
be equally firm In its opposition 10 IN Nv, ~
schemes that impose unjust and up,,i,'N tA
\ conditions upon the N uuiuu of . 80"
that was never broken that cuArapt,. . a-''
ual ascendancy TO one political pa,,r -
changing ostracism Ia every Other a. :,
thwart the wishes OF every patriot, -
leaving our country still divided ,,, =
disunited, our Union unnsiorrd I,a.ls
the opinion OF all men, while stea.,f,.,h =.
eating its own, despising the prO.cript :, -.
Of fanaticism while firmly adhcrins "a 80.
convictions OF right and duty,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-25
state ofWest virginia.
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