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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-13

The Situation, a new journal at Paris
publishes the following singular note !:
This day is the anniversary OF the bat
tie of Waterloo, June Is. Let us not
forget that date. We have avenged
ourselves on all foreigners who crushed
us by numbers in 1913, 1914 and 1915.
We conquered the Russians in the Cri-
mea; we defeated the IAustrians in
Italy; we did better than conquer the
Euglish-we saved them at Inkermann.
We have taken vengeance on all except
the PrussiRns When will their turn
come ?'i l. = -
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THE Cincinnati Gazette makes a note
of the fact that no very material change
on the whole has occurred in the wages
paid mechanics in that city since the
close of last year. sin few instances
rates have been advanced % to so cents
per day, while in others a reduction of
the same figures has taken place. The
price of produce, too, has not changed
essentially, and on a general average
rates are about the same. The asking
figures for rents are abnutth same, but
there is no doubt that leases can be OBJ
:ained at a reduction of 2OG25 per cent. !"
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Pree 10 Everybody.

Free 10 Everybody.
A large 8 PIP. Circular. giving information
OF the greatest importance 10 the young OF
both sexes.
1t teaches how the homely may become
beautiful, the despised respected, and the
forsaken loved.
Noyoung lady or gentleman should fail 70
send their adde's, and receive a copy post
paid, by return mail Address,
P. o. Drawer, p, Troy, y. Y.
mch2S-eod. triwxwly
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We pubIlsh thIs morning spirited
Inpromptu speech delivered By Hon
J,hp A. Biugbsm in Congress, on
Irgs-,iay lat II = well worth reading.
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obtain for tbo=e who seskemPloymeni,
plscss where they may enjoy ssbbzth
rest.
a New YORK correspondent writes:
one offhs oldest settled pastors in New
York, who stands at the head Of his de-
nomination, who has succeeded in
buiIdipg one of the most elegant church
edihees in the city, who supposed him
self as firmly seated n the affections OF
his people as the everlasting hills Ss=
invited to take q vacation. A hand
some sum was presented TO him 70 pas
his expenses, and he Isn with his fEtnl-
IL for Europe. He WIS absent SIX
months. On his return be thought pe
WAS received quite coolly. HIS p-oPte
were not in a hurry 10 have bin Eesu ~ y !
mis- pulpit services and nGsAy t st'I
him that they were % well set. sl=1i
with the supply that they Toui1 I, hC-
object to his leaving altoSethef- LIEy
coo;ly propossd Es H compromise Ia Ia
he pastor should dofhs drudgeSy out
{ on ne pulpit, and the new star os re-
tanned to do the preaching on the SD
6stb. a decision in the case has not
vet been reached
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Mr.. DICKENS relates in AH the Year
found the story OF strange coIhci-
dence, having almost a supernatural
character, which recently occurred 10
himself II is contained in n note
which he appeuds to an article by n
contributor, who advances some new
theories with regard to spectral ap-
pearances, and tells the famous stories
of Lord LyttIeton with some additions
not hitherto published,l and OF Lord
Tyrone and Lady Beresford. Remark
ing on the latter, Mr.. Dickens thinks
that natural explanations aresuficient;
and, in illustration of "the broad mar
gin Of allowance that must always be
left for coincidence in these cases" tells
the following singular story: I'VE
dreamed that we were in a large as
sembly, and saw lady in a bright red
wrapper whom we thought we knew.
Her back being towards US, we
touched her. on looking round, she
disclosed face that was unknown TO
ns, and, on our apologizing, said, pleas
antly Il Rm Miss N mentioning a
name, not the name of any friend or
acquaintance we had, although q we'll.
known name. The dream was uuusu-
ally vivid, and we Rwoke. On the very
next evening we recognized with a
strange feeling). coming in at the open
door OF our room, the lady OF the dream,
in the bright red wrapper. More ex-
traordinary still, the lady was present.
ed by tho friend who accompanied her,
as Miss N, the name in the dream.
No circumstance, near or remote, that
we could ever trace, in the least account
ed for this. The lady came on Il real,
common place visit, in pursuance OF an
appointment quite Unexpectedly made
with the lady who Introduced her, only
on the night OF the dream. From the
latter we had no previous knowledge
OF her name or her existence"
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Notice to Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
= ceived at FRAZIER'S HOTEL 81. CLAIRs-
VILE, Ohio, until the s5th inst, for u g
Grading Converting, and Matchmaking the
County Road from 81 Clairsvilie TO Var
nock's Station, on the Central ONO Rail
Road.
Bids for grading, culvtrting, delivering,
breaking and spreading limestone, must
each be separate
Bids for masonry 10 BE- by the p rch OF 5
cubic ieet each, foE Limestone by the rod OF
100 cubic feet each. The stone TO be broken 10
q size not exceeding FOUR OUNCES in ~etzhf-
Specidcaiions OF the work can be seen at
FTaEier's Hotel, after tue 3,tn July next
The night TO reject ali bids will be reserved,
CONTRACTS VIII Be subject TO the approval OF
the County Commissioner
]. VI. MITCHELL, Engineer.
JULY 2. ISs5. Jly6-td
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CEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE Re
> Gel sed by the undersigned, until Jnly esth,
fur placing Two tgtngs O. veil broken btEe
Lime stone on Sortn Street El-St ward
Also for placing three strings Of well broken
blue lime stone on Main street, from Union
70 Monroe
Also so- grading alley G. in FlfLh Ward, be-
tween AaEket and Chapline.
STEPHEN CLARK
iIEls u klraal Com ls.loneE.
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For Rent

L esntIy OsoGr:ed by Higgins a. : Photo
s- IFS r y --' ]. IRWIN.
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s. Johns Church.

Until HE-OONPLEIIOH % THEIR
new Church ettnsa- this eougTsEAtton
vii cul-fnne-Gcd E1Ilng-tO bod Dlyins
services n the upPE roo 4 o. me CnsiCIa
Hclse, eygy surtSy. AZ Io5f O'Clock A. II.
NE & siiiinzs are me and common 70 AL
ne -uDfsy sshooI meets In the same
rlzcs Toy Wc-Snip and Instruction., 81 O'Clock
A n All children who do NOT receive
teaching s5seTheEs. viii Be gladly welcomed
Rs~. W. d MORROW.
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Atip Adrfrtistmruts.
DISSOLVED,

nHIs DAY BYMUTUAL CONSENT, TIE
6-s51sss VII - rsrr.sli . q a The Old stand
near TIE GEznt Hon By J. b White
EvLEIfs J. d. WHITk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-13

THE Prince of Wales is said to have
recently called upon the editor of
Punch. requesting him to desist from
caricaturinS his mother. saying that he
considered some things which had ap-
peared in Pttaeh as highly disrespectful
TO her Majesty.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-01-09
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Andrew Newton
liinson, and Wife,
Mary Susan flinson.
va. Bill for Dover.
Henry Van Buren,
Blackmon, aud James
Simpson Blackmou.
UNDER the order Of the Court of Edui-
ty In this case, ! will sell at Lancaster
Court House, on Monday, the fourth day
OF February, next, n tract of land belong
ing to the Estate of James B Blackmon
deceased, situated on Wild Cat Creek,
bounded by lands of John Taylor. w. A.
Funderburk. aud others, and contaniu ,
One hundred acres. more or less.
TERMS OF SALE:-A credit of,welve
months, with interest from day Of sale. 10
be due and payable annually the purchaser
TO give bona with at least two good sure
ties and mortgage OF the premises, except
30 much cash as will pay the costs Of suit
and expenses Of sale. which must be pad
in coin, on day of sale.
X. G. BILLINGS, C. Id.
Jan. 9th, I867,-4t.
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Fancy Groceries.
Almonds, Raisins and Prunes,
Dried Figs and Currants.
Cocoa, Pecan aud Butter Nuts,
English Walnuts,
Candies, (assorted.) Kisses, &c.
2 cases Preserv ed Ginger,
do assorted Preserves,
do Brandy Fruits,
do Cooking Wine,
IS do canned Fruits, Poultry and Vege.
tables,
do Worcestershre Sauce,
2 do Tomato Ca,sup,
DO English Mustard, in quarter, half
and pound cans,
do best Olive Oil,
! barrel Picking Cucumbers,
do Saur Kraut.
For sale by JAMES JONES,
Camden, s. c.
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COMMISSIONER'S Sale.

Gincey Hammond, I
Widow. ...
John w. Tw'tty,
Administrator, ct. al.
UNDER the order of the Court Of Eq nj.
~ IN the above stated case, | will sell at
Lancaster Court House, on Monday, the
fourth day of February, next, n tract OF
land belonging to the Estate of Ezekiel J.
Hammond, deceased, containing
One Hundred and Fy!y Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands OF
Charles l.. Dye, Estate OF James Truesdale,
deceased, and others.
From the South side Of this tract, Forty.
five Acres have been admensured and as
signed TO the Widow, Gincev Hammond.
for dover durirr her life, and the whole
will be sold sn5ject to her lif, Estate in
the said Forty five acres, the purchaser to
take possession of the part assigned To the
Widow, Tor dover, at her death, and of the
remaining One hundred and FIVE acres AT
the time of purchase.
TERMS OF SALE:-A credit Of twelvs
months; the purchaser to give bond bear.
Ing isterest from day Of sale. payable in
CON OF its equivalent in currency, with at
least two approved sure,ies and mortgage
ot The premises, except so much cash ns
VIII pay the costs Of these proceedings and
the expenses Of sale.
K. 6. BILLINGS, C. Z. L. d.
Jan. 9th, IS67-4t
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Planters Attention |!

We are appointed sgents fer Messrs. G.
w. Williams g. Co, Charleston. g. C., and
are prepared to furnish Bagging and Rope,
pay the Revenus Tax on Cotton for Ali
those who wish to send their cotton to the
above firm. We are also prepared to make
advances on Cotton ss soon as shipped
Those who wish 10 realirs CharIssisn
prices for their cs.ton--lcss sxpenss-will
do well to call on us and make the ar.
rsngements. We will han the cotton to
the railroad or the parties oan haul il them.
selves.
IA. HAssEI.TTNE. Survivor
Lancaster T.. H., Oct I, 1865,
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CONN MMISSI0NER'S SALE.

John >. BIackmon, Bill for sale Of
Executor. Mortgaged Lands
Va. TO pa! Mortgage
Mary +. Cant, and debts, Sc.
I1asseltine II. Cant.
UNDER the order of tha Court OF Eoni.
ty in this case, | will sci. at Lancaster
Conrt Honse. on Monday, the fourth day
OF February, next, n tract Of land belong.
ing TO the Estate # William A. Cant, ly.
ing on CiIrs Creek, bounded by Lands of
the Estate Of William Porter, james Porter, -,
S.cvens and Belk, and Ga,rct Sims, and
containing Eighty acres, more or less.
TERMS OF SALE:--A credit oftwelve
months, with interest from the iay Of sale.
the purchaser to give boLd with two good
surcties and mortgage Of the premises
except 50 much cash as will pay the costs
Of suit and expenses Of sale, wi ich must be
paid in coin, on the day of sale.
X. g. BILLINGS, C. E. L. D.
jar. oh, lS67,-4t.
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Tobacco. Segars, SnuH.
box fine Twist Tobacco,
2 do do Plug Tobacco,
10 do o. dInary Tobacco,
2 N "Principe" Segars,
NJ Ordinary Segars,
400 lbs. Smoking Tobacco, various quail.
tiles.
100 lbs. Scotch Snuff,
80 lbs hiaecaboy Snuff,
Fer sale by JAMES JONES.
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by d. a. WILLIAMS, Esquire, Ordina
ID ry Cor said District

by d. A. WILLIAMS, Esquire, Ordina.
ID ry FOR said District.
WHEREAS, WIN. Walker. has applied
to me for Letters Of Adm,a istra,ion, on ali
and singular the goods and ch hatt-Is, rig hts
and credi.s of William Bailey, late OF the
District aforesaid, deceased.
THESE are, therefore, Ia cite and sd.
monish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me ut our next OrdinPr, =
Court for the said District, to be -holden at
Lancaster Court House on the 18th day oi
January, instant. to show cause, If any,
why the said Administration should not be
granted.
- Given under my hand and seal
) this 29lh day of December, in the
- )year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sxty.sx. and in the 9 -,
year of the independence Of the United
States of America.
ID. A. WILLIAMS, OLD.
Jan 2, 2t.
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Soap, Starch, 30.
2 boxe. Brown Windsor Soap,
2 do Honey Soap,
z do Sassafras Soap,
DO Persimmon Soap,
Is do Colgate's Soaps,
l Gaze Concentrated Lyo,
Sboxes Pearl Starch,
I do Fig Blue.
! do Spanish Float Indigo,
I do Bluestone,
! dc Saltpetre,
I keg Cooking Soda,
] ksg Sal. Soda.
For sale by JAMES JONES.
Camden, y. C.
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Hardware and Cutlery.
25 kegs Nails, assorted,
2 boxes Collins Axes,
dozen Shovels and Spades,
case Whittemore's Cotton Cards,
dozen Selves. (assorted) brass and
steel wire,
2 do Coffee Mills,
80 pair Trace CHAINS,
ALso-AS ASSORTMENT OF
Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives,
Tea Kettles, Curry Combs, Horse Brushes,
Shoe Brushes and Backing. &c.
For sale by JAMES JONES.
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Notice This.

gDERSONS 10 whom we have extended
Il short credits are requested to make
Immediate payment, as our circumstances
VIII not allow us TO give longer indulgence.
MCDONALD d. McCURRY,
Camden, 80. Ca.
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Kerosene & Gas Stoves.

II tW U'tU NVVtt fIUIEtTN' VFIIc 4 ON, DTI CuWsy
&c, &c, sc.
S- All the Cooking fora family may -Aa
ea1 be doSe with Kerosene Oil, or 49,
i1B- Gas, with less trouble, and nj -6&l
f1G- less expense, than by any other -s.-s
sg- fuel. a.
Each Article manufactured by this Com.
pany Is guaranteed 10 perform all that ia
claimed for IL.
seaB SEND FOR CIRCULAR. -Aa
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Estate James Faulkner,

DERSONS indebted to tie Estate OF
L. James Faulkner, deceased, are request
ed to make early payments of at least a
part Of said indebtedness The Legatses
want their money, and have no discretion
but to make collections as soon rs practi.
cable Al KIBLER,
NOV u oo-3mo Surviving Ex'or
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Notice.

LII persons Indebted to the Estate Of A. 7
"a Iay'or, decd, or te the undersigned are
nereoJ 1ot'hed that they must pay up by the
.h Gay OF January. 1887. And all persons
nasng demands against said deceased, are
hereby nouned 10 present them TO the under.
signed according 10 Law, and on hilu,s 40 -
do they will be barred. ~
Dec 70, 81 W.A. ADAMS, Adm'r.
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Estate Notice.

DERSONS Indicted to the Estate of
Il Phillip T. hammond, deceased, and
to the Estate Of Samuel b. Hammond, de.
ceased, or .ither Of them are hereby no,i.
he'd that early pay ment is required We
have no discretion in regard TO these claims
but To endravor TO collect them be- m.
means which the Law provides. All Of sa ia
cams not paid. or satisfactorily arran ped
previous to the ensuing Sessions of the
District and Superior Courts will, without
reserve, be placed in suit.
Many Of the claims in favor cf the frs,
named Estate are for fees due Deceased M
Ordinary; persons indebted in thi, way,
wn" desire to save Themselves and In.
Estates which they represent from cost, of
suil, should regard this notice The law
leave US no alternative but to pursu. the
course Indicated, however unp' 'easq ant il may
.be JOHN ROSS
w NJ. CONNORS, f'A fS
Dec. 26, lS66-3t.
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Samuel Spencer. ct. al.
IN conformity to the decretal order Of
Chancellor l.esesne in the above stated
cause, filed in my office, January the 2nd,
1867; the creditors, both Of the Estate Of
=. Is. Hammond. deceased, and also of the
Estate OF l.. Il. Hammond, deceased, are
hereby notified that they have been eni DIN
ed by said order from proceeding at law,
aud that they are required to bo and appear
before me, at my otbte at l.anca ster Court
lionsc, and prove and establish their sever.
nj and respective claims, on or before tn.
first day Of June, one thousand ei"h, hun
dred and sixty y.sevvn. This notice applies
as we'll 10 the judgment creditors ot bo III
said Estates, a. to all other creditors Of
whatsoever grade or char cter. Each and
every one who refuses or fails to avail him,
or herself Of this advantage and privilege
herein offered, will be barred and excluded
from such privilege after the peremptory
day above designated
X. G. BILLINGS, G. ED.
Commissioner. Office, Lancaster, C H. C..
Jan. o, 1867, -3mo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-09

We sce it is proposed to send ~. hing,
late Minister at Rome. to Vienna, to sueceeo
Mr. Motley. Ii were very proper 10 let Mr..
King come home and stay at hume. / be
Pore ordered the American Chapel outsih
the walls OF Rome. Mr.. king ,azleiy sib-
mitted. Our Congress shows its estimate n
of the Pope illberal policy BY abohshlhs
Mr.. Kings Office. Every American could
have tod that gentleman shat q do when
the popes viii WAS signi6ed 10 him. Even
FRENCH newspaper, l. Opinion Natioaaie
put his duty very plainiy, TINS
"Qaos rI pera<ta Oar readers know
the rest Yesterday We enaoaneed that the
Government Of the Cardinals haze prohibit.
ed he celebration of Presbyterian aorsh p
tolerated at Rome for the last six years. To.
uas NJ Str 'uiVfu1ca tuas tnt anS near
| Church has been prescribed.
The Minister Of the United States was IN
| formed tia. the religious services held a: The
| residence OF the Legation, protected by the
| flag of The & mon, must be suspended We
can with difficulty believe an ~. which would
constitute p breach Of the law OF nations
Shonld the news be confirmed, we hope tina,
| the American Minister viii refuse to submit
| to The injunction. We doubt not that the
Honsiqnafi Cardinals are prepared to use
force; end, a. all events, the representative
| of the great Republic can demand hls pass
port
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Spread the Truth.

sAae medical insist hist IL IL unttGrihcd - ad-
rrs.ss remedy however valuable II rasy tc- Queer
res.onn. thi. Il. lss saying that sn arteis ~heh
thu world r.e-is .honla he had ..lz l-aes -
AMI blessing. NAV r. 10. widely difssss-tbst the
n an. u tr0t, citing aud restoring hssth eeid b
eso.. raoetoly and accessible ~ all Th-
i. hsa IT. worse tNta that II j. tAAasrn. snFi-se
Hs.rerT.R,s STOMACH BITTERs-s al .i.aiase ,ps-
cfa for dyspepsia. bill Nnd nerNop- dshiltty
Lad -xef t.eu Sao~n h y,aa The f-efre d ;he fac
rtf xAs- have tseu the eouselueneet ihsfssd
Of curia, and iuv,x~t.rg millions, tha gesd effects Of
thu preparation world hs- t~-s sa1s- = eeapsrs
tss f~ There the sh.st saiborjty fet ssgi1G hsi
ich ssagia 20, L. nd uuse bsshel that vnst-,r,
i. y eet. .,i9uld pissed city tiil where
ali us &c t.<s c eassaee n II aEea this rts-
tiss - b. Advertised in efeey nesss8ssT e suy prom
iuence 10 tie wsstsen HeFsphvrt ard the' ihs ~ a'a
n-s tetussiss 10 ia f1s have tsen tEan.l tesi 20
.titisc lAasusess Th@ssasds s;jes Perfect h~sith
t5isv ~oni5 be Lang shus besis q sesnss< q
the rsw.tApsr. Rad r,aa ~ trua psis ys51rd ID
tt snsyaisa is-gruat cad e1sysefys far sni wide
sai pose gr4ht Haa esp.1 ften tns putiis4s.
auy ArSrnrui nEasas IN II the patis health has
Lee. ,ssteetsa II lives have been s@set II he te-sss
hsss s tire t~ue aut the sies ed Sre1t9d
I - ate' rsean a. 10 gruags T.
ea-fstef- thu. directed "a AZ a. rrs-rd tesleeAw
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the falling earth, o. carry then dowa y the
vortices Of the sinking, masse@ Many beate
veae ovssv helmsd in this mlIneR, and their
cssWs pesished with them. u nequired the
utmost Sxertions Of the men to keep he
boats il he middle Of the liver, ~ far dom
he shore and saAd bars sn1 alands . they
could Numerous boats wese wrecked On
the snaes and old trses. thrown up 6oa the
bottom Of the Mississippi, where they had
quissly rested for ages while others were
sank or stranded on the sand bars and
islands. At New Madrid several boats were
caYYiea sNy he influx of ths seERsns iaAeuA
small stream that puts into the river Just
above the town, and left on the ground ~
the returning waters, considerable distance
from the Mississippi. Tho ssaYaesssst sssss
tLA we're discharged during the shocks,
tainted the cir, and so strongly inptssnaied
the waters of the river to the distance Of one
| hundred and City miles below, ihat il could
| hardly be used for any purpose for several
| DAYS. New Madrid, which stood upon Z
bluff fifteen or twenty feet above the summe!
floods, sunk 90 low that the next rise covered
i. to the depth Of FIVE feet. There is muct
more that eonld be said upon the subject
but we shall have TO defer 1t for the present
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one final bust of splendiferous grandiloquenf
logic and rhetoric the Gdzette and Argus Ell
hausts itself, winds up its leader, and forevef
silences its opponents thus:
"And for the sake Of peace and republicaf
LOYALTY we hope there are none In the west 20
base that they would oppose the interests OF NJ
England, nor any one so rude - TO object 70
protective tariff and none go vile ~ to love tnf
Constitution; and who so rebellious a. TO opPosf
the interest Of the East, even if 1t should be ne
cessary in order that they should control the ae1
TIMES Of this nation, to reduce any number OF "
Western States to the condition OF ths SOUTH
Loyalty, the strength Of national dominion ana
the corner steneef dsspetic power will OF course
respond, for who're the people all vote there - M
erty. Who Is traitoruus - to oc}sce 70 ~ -
jority rule:"
We hope the reader sees that the satire OF
the above paragraph is terrific. Theremsy
be NO rules of correct English composition
which justify commencing sentence declsr.
a.ively and winding it inierrosat'vely without
any visible sign Of interrogation, but we hope
no one will have any thought Of restricting
the genius Of the editor of the Gazette and
4rgu, within any established grammatical
hounds II must soar. Grammar may be
. good thing in its place, but as for the &C.
MUS Of the editor named, it must, will and
sball sosr. We also call the attention Of
, members of Congress, and Fourth OF July
/ orators, to the fgurasive beauty and msta
nboric boldness of that "corner stone
which responds Some peculiarly obius
cated individual NAV wish to know what II
responds but the majority Of POLK WI
be satisfied ia knowing that il has united viii
"lovaltv, = and :" the strength of national 90
minion in that articalate exercise. 1t vii
be seen that this Copperhesd organ has
villainous conception OF Democratic princ'
pies: it doesn't believe that the people arr
capable ot selfgoverpmeat. 1t sees ineyita
bic despotism resul,idle6em letting the peo
pie vote. To save the people from this de
plorable result, the Gazette and Argus, vi
presuma. would let the late rebel slave hold
ers do all the voting for the masses IN tn
South, and the prominent men in the Democ
racy do the voting for the masses IN th
North. Thereby will the country have peac
aud the logic Of this Bu,ternut organ be es
tablshed ihiaAaay be satisfactory TO It, bu
free people viii tell It thst ITS logic Is oni
more odious than its grammar.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-09
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