Chariton courier., July 24, 1896, Image 2

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Loloa Boat Capture J Ly Confederates j
ia ISit.
There nvi.tbi a great rrany o'd
soldiers vc: hv.ng in Missouri wao re
member the capture of the steamer,
a Missouri river packet, by Confeder
ate soldiers at Glaow in 1S61, says
the S:. I.cuis .V.'.V. 7 hi art was
of historical importance from the fact
that it was tl.c first Loat on the Big
Muddy f.or.i v.!.?c!i the Conic Jeratc
flag ever foa'cd. During that sum
mer cf il'Ci General Tern Harris, an
cmcmb:r cf the Mi:au:i legislature.
had recruited some 5 ,coo or ( co
men lor the Confv"!.r.V.c icrvicc in the
counties north cf tc Missouri river.
lie hcM r. co r nrtl-ion :" m the Cc:
federate :i:t ri'io". :t Ki : m t:d a a
briradiii --cr jra!. ar.-l :r.-nn the fu t
that he w as a i f West i'ci: t
and a i.-.an f - n i l-Mc mt':rrl
ahilitv. : ci !'c tx ; -rr'.v.t thinrs cf
. - .
him. He v.a a cr..:s rr.v.-? ' Gener
al (Iran:. Ii u:.. f . .il .us
cotneidwi.ts c: v.-i :'i.a: iw, i.v.t rs
C3ininar.:ers cf u. , to s: Ic? ;n trc:r
4 1
first skirmish ntar l.uriJa, in Monroe
Ccn. C.rar.t spcr.!:s cf C.hn tl'C
f.rst chapter of h.s n.c:..i.r.
lurly in S.t ,c:-..h.r Ctn. Harris
concentrated Us forces, in the vicinity
of Glasgow. "tci:c;al 11 ice was at
that time moving south. It was no
easy matter l j p-t 5.000 or 6,000
. men across the Missouri. The I rol
1cm was disc.:; ed a! tl c l:ca 1 purters
every hour, and various methods were
discussed. Wc knew that there were
a fen- s!car.iicits, but these loats kqt
a sharp lcoio.it for us and h:!d to the
middle cf the ricr. In soruc way in
formation was ob'a'ned t at the Sun
shine would touch at Glasgow. Joe
Higby's company of infantry from
Ralls county, a company of calvary
commanded by Cspt. Davis, and the
only battery wc had were j ushtd rap
idly forward early one morning into
the streets of Glasgow. The Sunshine
moved slowlv towards th; bank, llcr
huge pTanks had hardly touched the
wharf before infantry boarded. There
were nine Union soldiers and a cap
tain cn the beat, but they did cot fire
a shot. The soldiers surrendered on
the boiler deck, but the captain hid,
and was cot discovered for some time.
I met the captain of the boat on the
Toof and when he saw that we were
Tebel soldiers he burst into tears and
said he had barely saved the boat from
being destroyed at I.exingtoa,aad that
he had taken the "Union oath. As
the boys were raising the Confederate
flag to the jack-staff he asked me pitc
ouslyifl thought our people would
burn his boat, 1 assured him that
nothing was farther ' from our inten
tions. He grew more ' composed and
informed me, in answer to some ques
tions I asked him about the Federal
forces at Ixxington, tliat he had taken
the oath, but referred me to the stew
ard as a man who had escaped that
odious business and was in sympathy
with our cause. We had some diffi
culty in finding the pilot, and I am
not sure that we cveT discovered him.
Fortunately, wc had wiih us a Missis
sippi nvcr pilot by the name of Ab
Grimes, a man whom I often after
wards saw in the Southern armies and
whom I List met only a few years ago
on the police force in St. Louis. I
think it was John Melton who first
called our attention to Grimes. Mel
ton is still living in St. I-ouis, and I
ahrays see his name prominently men
tioned when the old veterans of St.
Ixjuis have a jubilee. Grimes took
hold of the wheel and wc cautiously
felt our way across the river and found
a good landing. During a pouring
rain. r.ith lasted for several days, we
worked like beavers, day and n;ght.
and flnah'y landed the rear guard cf
our little army oa the southern shore
of the great river. God only knows
how many brave fc!".ows looked liack
from that shore and saw the land of
.their birth fcr the last time.
fvfcw before wc left, the Sunshine fig
u:cd as zn ally cf the land forces in
the oniy naval maneuver that ever cc
cured on the Missouri river. About
daylight the big Sioux City came
ttramia? ur the river through the f jg.
loaded to the guards with recnilts and
supplies for General Mulligan's forces
atYxv.nglon. A 1 2-poundcr was ro'J
r i on the forward deck of the Sunshine.
-n 1 ravalrv. wiih a five-
lUlitkiJ
rounder, dashed through the the bot
toms expecting to open f.rc on the
r-.rrort as soon as she came with.n
range cf their guns. As usual at that
(criod of the war, there was a blunder.
A handful of stragglers on the north
side of the river fired on ti c Si-;ux City
at a point when she wa far beyond
reach of the arms of tl.c main army.
The soldiers on the Sioux City return
ed the fire and the wheels were reversed.
The Sunshine startcJ at her under a
full head of steam, the 1 r-iounder
thundered from her deck and the ball
fell in the river not a hundred yards
from the rounlc of the gun. The
same thing occurred at the spare bat
tery. The guns were inferior and the
cannon balls did not go nurh farther
than they could have, been thrown by
an athlete. The Sunshine wuuld have
soon overtaken the Sioux Ciiy but our
pilot was not familliar with the current
of the riwr and in a fe v i.orncr.ts wc
were hard aground, and tl.c transport
.hocd i:s her stern v; heel and steamed
ranid.'y away UaraidSt. L0 2 s.
When wc turned away to march to
the battle cf Lexington we gave the
Sunshine three hearty cheers and all
expressed a hope that the boat and
crew would reach St. Iu:is in safety,
and there are vet many living who en
tertain pleasing recoil iclio is of the
kind captaia and his officers.
T. A. lluiAN.
Drysut th: Youngest.
If clccteJ. ttryan will be the young
est man who ever occupied the presi
dential chair.
Here are the past presidents with
their rewxtivc ages:
1 George Washington, age 57.
2 John Adanis, age Cr.
3 Thomas JefTerson, age 5S.
4 James Madison, age 5S.
5 James Monroe, age 59.
6 John Quiney Adams, age 5S
7 Andrew Jackson, age 62.
8 Martin Van Harcn, age 55.
9 William H. Harrison, age 55.
10 John Tj ler, age 51.
1 1 James K. Polk, age 50.
1 2 Zachary Taylor, age 65.
13 Millar d Fillmore, age 50.
14 Franklin Picrec.agc 49.
15 James Ihichanan, age 66.
16 Abraham Iancoln, age 52.
17 Andrew Johnson, age 57.
iS Ulysses S- Grant, age 47.
19 Rutherford H. Hayes, age 54.
20 James A. Garfield, age 49.
21 Chester A. Author, age 51.
2 a G rover Cleveland, age 48.
23 Iknjamin Harrison, age 55.
24 Grorer Cleveland, age 56.
Bryan win be 37 years of age next
March, being ten years younger than
Grant when he was inaugurated.
Sick stomach means sick man (or
woman.)
Why not be weuf
Sick stomach comes from poor food.
noor nourishment: means poor health.
poor comfort. Shaker Digestive Cor
dial means health and a wen stomicn.
If wr could examine our stomach
we would understand why it is that so
little will put it out of order.
IJut, unless we arc doctors, we never
see our stomach. We only feci it.
Wc would feci it less if we took Shaker
Digestive Cordial.
Shaker l!ccstive Cordial makes
your stomach digest all tfee nourishing
food vou cat. relieves all the symptoms
of indigestion, acts as a tocic and soon
makes you well ana strong agnn.
The more you tave, the less you lee I
of your stomach.
At druggists. Trial bottle 10 cents.
Kx-Senatok IUtAur.citr.of Augusta,
Maine, now 94 years of ae, attended a
meeting of the trustees of IJowdoin
college last week and enjoyed the
dance on the greca as rauch as any of
the boys.
lie sure to net Simmon's Liver Reg
ulator for your Spring Medicine. It's
the old reliable that dd the old loUs
so much rood. Don't let anyone per
suade you to take anything else instead.
Yoa can always tell Simmon s uver
Regulator by the Red Z on the pack-
. . ... 1 , 1..
age. I kmj 1 lorgex inc wxxu ixcguuuur
-Simmon i Liver Kezslator 'oettcr
tlian anything c!e, and sure to do you
ood.
In Missouri it requires a vote of
a majority to move a school-house
nearer the center of a district, and of
two-thirds of the voters to move it
away from the center.
Mr. f amks Pf.rdox. an old soldier
residing at Monroe, Mich., was severe
ly afflicted with rheumatism but re
ceived prompt relkf from pain by using
rhambcrlAins IVra Ilalm. He says:
At times mv back would ache so
that I could hardlv raise un. II
I had not gotten relief 1 would not lc
here to write these few lines. Cham
berlain's Iain llalm has clone me a
rr?t deal of eod and . I feel very
thankful for it.' For sale by W. C
Gaston.
FUKXIA VEGETABLE.
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f .11 dilMM ci iba
Liver, b(ucLib
RriUi tic Liver
dJ tTrrcot Chill
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lrc t'tmat. h. anJ raa I k cx iy crtt led if to wid
tI 1 ivtm ku.ixtioi. ! tut Brglcrt o
ur a rrBtct!v l I.Tj rrui.jT, J-vrJ-r. It will iW
tai(-(wc uj ..c,cociwK;a Ai.J tocral hcAka.
If rm trany ver f-rtire rf.ty f er dir. ma Vine tSt
a b-trrWa an4 rx'-t-ioj rxnsm- 1 ---iirr, owing
lo lV tkrt u.ir.it.4 t-"M V"t trlf rt ready
I iSc ka iUt-nM A-iy -oc at ' l n. (yMctAat.
cl y lb rrmrtiv ihat lv prtniAOCiii!y tared ta.
Sm'-v l im k iw tl" it no drAaUC,
CON-.Tir.lTIOti
5ll.VM r.-t tre 1- rJr-l t
a l-l"..p i:url- o le t, rtture
t'r.'.-'i . lie c:tn.t rV;-4:.' ly tT
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J.ri. ZUiIN' i CO.. J--Jl?tia.Pa.
1 iv k ho;:ing pigeons were recently
sent to the express agent at Jefferson
Gty from Cincinnati. They were set
free from the capital at 6:.; 5 a. m. and
at 4:47 p. in. the same clay they were
in Cincinnati again, having covered
the distance of about 500 miles in a
little over ten hours
Twkvtv-six Kansas women have
undertaken to collaborate the great
American novel. The worst feature
of the enterprise is that the Kansas
women have a terrible lashion of ac
complishing what they undertake
There is just one hope for the trcm
bling public that thev will quarrel
about which one of the twenty-six the
heroine will resemble.
A tickkt-skllkr in a theatre once
ovrr.ptl a tarrot that was uuick at
.
learning to repeat the phrases he heard
Thus among other things, he was soon
able to exclaim, "One at a time gen
tlemen! one at a time, plcascr for this
sentence was constantly in the mouth
of his master. The ticket man went
to the country for a summer vacation
and took the educated parrot along
with him. One day the bird Bl Sp
of his cage and disappeared, ffts
owner searched all about for him, and
finally toward evening found him de
spoiled of half of his feathers sitting
far out on the limb of a tree, while a
dozen crows were pecking at him
whenever they could get a chance.
And all this time the jwor parrot, with
his back humped up. was edging away
and constantly exclaiming, "One at a
time, gentlemen! one at a time, pleasc!n
llarftr' x Round TaVU.
Bryan a Wioaer.
Iwis C. Rernard, the Democratic
political ruler, of Hamilton county,
Ohio, declares that Bryan and Scwall
will cany New York and !e elected
by an overwhelming vote. He thinks
Maine will also go Democratic.
I Iere are the states that will go for
Uryan he says which give Rryan 224
votes, enough to elect:
Alabama 11
Nevada 3
North Carolina 11
South Carolina 9
North Dakota. 8
Oregon 4
Arkansas .... 3
California.. - o
Colorado 4
Florida 4
(Borgia 13 South Dakota.
4
13
5
3
12
6
4
3
Idaho 3 lenncsscc
Indiana 15 Texas
Kansas 10 Utah
Kentucky 13 Virginia
Ixuisiana S West Virginia.
Mississippi ... 9 Washington . . .
Missouri 17 Wyoming
Montana 3
Nebraska 3 Total 224
Si 00 Reward, SI 00.
The readers of this paier will be
pleased to learn that tncre is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
. a .
been abl-j to cure in all its stages and
that is Catarrh. Hail's Catarrh Cure
i th onlv nositive cure now konwn to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Hall's Ca
tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
direcly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, tncrcuy destroy-
ins the foundation of the disease and
giving the patient strength liy budding
ui the constitution and as?u. un nature
in doing iu wxrk. The proprietors
have so much faith in its curative
ivowcrs. that they oler One Hundred
Dollars for any crz that It fails to
cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address, F. J. Ciiknlv &Ca,
Toledo, O. Sold by Druggist, 75c
A MiSANTiiRorsc father one time
brought up a son in "entire seclusion
from all womankird. When manhood
approached he led the boy out through
the world on a tour of observation and
described to him the various creatures
they met. . As they w. nt there came a
tripping along the path a sweet younjr
girl, swinging her hat and smuhng from
the very existence. "Fatiicr," said
the startled jouth, "what animal is
thatr -My son," said the father -that
is a very silly and dangerous creature
called a goose." Wh.cn this r.ijthieal
tour was completed the father was cur
ious to know uhich creature the boy
would hkc to have for a pet. I ! in
stantly blurted c-t, "Father buy r.:e a
goose!"
Love and poverty are cle.-'.'.ily fu-s.
At times sympathy bero-ne twin
brother to rovkery.
Affection r.-tehs gild int
r?' p.
and once in a. while copper i:it:i j-jM.
The man who c;-.n fa'! dvn ener n
liacana ikin and n t swear, has reach
ed tlic highest innaclc ot Iiusnan
plulosophy.
. What some pcrsans call
-..iinjo;ay
is stmply iJt:c cg'.i jm.
The love of a v iiio.v s always in
creased by a favorable comparison
witli tl:c ckar departed.
llcgrct is the weakness of immature
minds.
A IIoon county man, named James
Turner, has capped the climax of vil
lainy, by stealing a suit of clothes in
order to make a j;ood appearance at
his own bantimg. lie was caught in
the act and sent to jiil. fZ.x.
of. Spirits
so common In summer-time,
accompanied by loss cf energy,
kick of thought-power, means
a deficient supply of nourish
ment. The vital force is lost.
It Isn't aquestlon of muscle and
sinew, but of resistance and
endurance. At any age, but
-Orisk of lung disease. Loss
0f flesh and a cough are threat-
ening signs.
of Cod-liver Oil, with the hypo
phosphites, meets these cases
perfectly. It tones up, fattens
and strengthens.
In Scott's Emulsion the taste
of the oil is fully disguised,
making it almost as palatable
as milk.
Far al at ac. a 4 hr at! itrnrrist.
Sarr bowKUs. Clfmta, K Yark
A boy can sit still on a sled six
inches square, tied f a sleigh going 8
miles an hour, when he couldn't sit on
a sofa five minutes for a dollar. A
man will sit on the edge of an inch
board of a fence and talk jolitics for
three hours; put him in a church pew
forty minutes and he is nervous, twists.
turns and goes to sleep. A man wDl
riD his mouth with filthy tobacco until
the jaicc of it runs down his chin, but
x hair in his butter kills him.
Mothers will find ChaniTierlam's
Coczh Remedy especially valuable for
croup and whooping cough. It will
give prompt rcef and is sale and
pleasant. We have sold it for several
years and it has never tailed to give
the most perfect satistaction. i. v.
Richards, Dupicsne, Fa. bold uy
W. C Gastow
It is worthy of notice that the at
torney-general has given it as his
opinion that the Missouri text-book
latr is constitutional, and that the con
tracts made by the sdiool lxok com
missioner wall hold good until the law
is amended or appealed by the general
assembly. Teachers and school ofFi
cm should make a note of this. The
idea at first prevailed that the contracts
would expire this fall, and that any
changes desired could be made there
after; but in view of this decision it
wouM not be adv isable lor them to
make any changes in the adopted
books. The county commissioner has
been advised that at least two of the
companies who made contracts with
the school book commissioner will at
tempt to prohibit any changes afi'ect
ing contracts Truy Free Jras.
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Mo
Six National Ltackn lor Financial Kefrrcocc, tiiotr&axxls cf Con Ia.Vicnia bU over ttut
Uctu-l states toowrprfOtoMl 5Uit7. All bu3lacsed,jctyl on astrlctty profsst
siuaal Isisanil8trlcvt7ooph.l(.nti. CBaMatiqcFrctoncocrtriaJL nTeatnEcaiscat
cvcxjuLdtc trro r.-txaotocxTilkm. I.'o lntertcrcaoe wltbnaiTrya wtule csistf meclciDea.
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i I j,-J:e cAarcj Cfi cia- Um Ui irj cnjLiUuj tijc 1x&22e Sj-ccLts & de Unfied Stain.
:ii'c:iES'm ess?, hathavay & co.,
. 73 Derttra St, Cor. ncr.do!p!i - CI;cco, !I
"V-
Vou arc jrobably wcjrkmg forioj
or i5 per month.
Vou spend all your yi;;cj.
U'e arc not goin ; to rjuarrcl v.ith
you as t lio v vou spend tlieni, for i
little figuring.
i irl. uh;itnrr vrvir rrf"il omense?;'
Then, how much do you wantloj
spend foolishly? Ilcncst now.
So you make $i 20 a year.
$50 ought to keep you dressed ia
tij-top shape.
(oukhrt jcu get along on $30 to
spend lor things you did net need.'
Tins would leave you $40 saved.
With this you could buy an acre of
land near town.
The next year's savings would clear
and fence it.
The next year you could break it up
and put it in apple trees.
After this, $ao would have it culti
vated and cared for.
In five years from the time of plant
ing, the orchard will pay expenses.
and after eight years it will begin to !
return a profit.
At ten years you can reasonably
count the crop to average $200 or
$250 a year, and you won't have to
work half so hard to care for it as you
do to earn $1 25 a year.
This is too long to wait you say? j
Young ritan, whether you plant the!
orchard or not, don't ever be guilty
of making that kind of a plea.
Do you see that old man, poor in
health, poorer in purse, tottering on
the verge of the grave, and depending
on his friends and the cold charities of
the world for a living?
He used to say, "it is too long to
wait."
He spent his money, his youth and
his health, as you do now.
Without care for the future, he
laurched himself oa the tide of youth
ful dissipation and improvidence.
Ixok at him, and behold yourself,
if you travel the same road that he has
traveled.
Rut wc did not start out to give
you a lecture.
What we intended to say was to
plant an orchard.
(let a piece of land and make you a
home.
It will pay.
We have tried it, and the only re
gret wc liave is, that we waited too
long before wc started. IZx
SwajBp-J&ot.
Yoa can get Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-
Root, the great Kidney. Liver and
Bladder remedy, at J. A. Egan's City
Dru Store.
They are sole agents for
Kcytcsvillc. Medium size, 50c
Lakce size, $IJOO
The Legal Tender Functions of oar
filoaey.
Gold coin is a legal tender in all
payments, without any limit as to
amount.
The silver dollars of the act of 179?
1837, and 1S7S is a full legal tender
to any amount. The trade dollar was
a legal tender to the amount of five
dollars, but has no legal tender quali
fications now.
All fractional silver coin now minted
is a legal tender to the amount of ten
dollars.
Minor com is a legal tender to the
amount of twenty-five cents.
United Slates notes ('greenbacks")
arc a legal tender ia payment of all
, debts, public and private, except for
, duties cn imports and interest oa Ihc
public debt.
thit is none of our business. I ff&ftftp
i:ut we want to givr a little piece of i ( Qpn Kft'MPi
advice. ig
Wo have traveled over the same' ?AT $ir
roa! that you have to go over. J J&PjpCA
2Z
SsffiSnal Weakness asd SesusS Bs&illf y I
TTIMjr.KT: jl i innrrisir'iciHw i Lf J9nisn:i .sine uio v
ixwm, pnil iciirf iM TTcawicvi. toacri roA? i iiitMChcs on ttre 1 aw.
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Fcrla iToOlc'ne Co.. St. Lcuis, Mo.
:pnrne-.: We t--ld lont -;r, RHP bottle cf
CUOVirs TAKTEI-j-S ClllLX. TOXIC and fcavat
tint hro eruvi ltnly this ynr. in r.ll curra
rifiir if 14 je-rj, in thv Crusf bmtiKxi, ha-r
nrrvraild nn srt:i!3 thc?nr nart njuveul ntr
tsuLliun tj yvxix -mc. Xoars lrul7.
jmtmY.CXBB. &Cob.
KBtfs System SeEBiator.
Cures Disease
every day in
the week. . .
SOLD BY-
TUE SfiUD DRUG CO.
Gold certificates are not a legal ten
der, but may be issued in payment off
interest on the public debt, aod are ,
recciveable in payment ot customs,
taxes, and all public dues.
Silver certificates are not a legal
tender, but are receivable for customs. '
taxes, and all public dues.
Currency certificates are not a legal
tender for any purpose, but may be
counted as a part of the lawful money
reserve of banks and may be accepted
in the settlement of clearing house
balances.
United States treasury notes of i8jo
arc a legal tender in payment of all
debts, public and private, and are re
ceivable for customs, taxes and all
public dues. They may be counted
as a part of the lawful reserves of the
banks, and are redeemable in gold or
silver coin in the discretion of the
secretary of the treasury.
National bank notes are not a legal
tender except that they are receivable
"or all dues of the United Stales. ex-
Jfo.pt duties on imports, and from al
debts and demands owing by the
United States except interest on the
public debt and in redemption of the
national currency. Each national
bank is required to receive at par, for
any debt or liability to it, the notes of
every other national bank.
Banners That Speak.
The following are some of the ban
ners carried to Chicago by the St
Louis Bland club last week;
"Give us your hand."
"We are for Bia..d.
Silver is sound money."
"Missouri greets Illinois.'
"Free silver and free people."
"We need no more gold cure.,
"We are right that's our campaign
fund." R. P. Eland.
"R'.and and the common people.
"Vree silver and no panics."
'Farmer Dick is our choice."
"16 to 1 and no straddle."
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