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a'--F Communicated
The Religious Aspect of Defensive War-of this War
of this Acknowledgement Its Condemned Ad-
vocntes.

The Religious Aspect of Defensive Ivar-of this War
of this Adnainistration-and Its Condemned Adj
No. l.
10 tie religious community:
CHRIsTIANs: II the information given TO me of your
principles be correct you will sometimes allow one hmm
bly, to plead at your BARI whom you would not allow
authority or even membership among you Ny unwor-
hness OF so high honor has hndered me from ad-
mlrlng and studying candor and honesty In the exer
clse OF such spirit, permit me sincerely to believe in the
lawulness of defensive WARM the awfuness of this
war as such-in the general correctness of this admin
lsaon concerning the war-and in the correct poston
OF certain editor and his correspondent who have late
ly been prescribed for too severely criicsng the vote
on ten new regiments for the Do not understand
me as lnmang that all Christians called are opposed
to these positions Large divisions NAV be set down as
IN our favor, and we may claim portion of the large and
powerful remainder Classifying you according to your
own account of yourselves and one another Won are a.
ylded into reformed, half-reformed, and iinretomed
Our controversy not with the latter class as they are
avowedly agreed with us, and are considered the
challenge the SECOND class because they so init
mately connected with the government and enjoy
sIch an excess OF public patronage that thousands
OF you are IN the habit of calling them the Established
church My appeal is not to all of the reformed for
some or them are known to agree with and of others
confess my ignorance nc og last war with England
Tor aught know, our present may be approved bv
ninety nine out OF the hundred sects which go by the
Pesbyerlan name That society to which the reverend
Presbyterian chaplain in Congress belongs may probably
agree with him in standing by his country in the right;
and the same is probably true of respectable portion OF
the old Pesbyerians from whom they were lately sep
arated but the pubic organs of that society," east and
west in Philadelphia and Louisville, must think us very
II we do not perceive their opposition and
very umd or conemptuous If we do not notice it. We
are neither the one nor the other We extremely adj
me their learning and sanclity, and the learning and
sancity OF the Society of Friends and the Society of
founerltes, IRON whom they approvingly extract their
most witty and devout illusions To some these NAV
appear strange associations War often forms wonder
ful combinations: In my next number allow me TO
SHOW you Christians OF all denominations, that the pow
eru organs Of that society," in free and slave State
point their opposition to defensive war; with the cuttn
wit OF bitter and furious aboltonist and that last
weeks number of the most powerful paper of that de-
moulds its devotional breathmgs agains,
tins war IN the sanchmonious inspirations Of the Fou
nerte tribune OF New York QUITS
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE UNION.

WASHINGTON, 1S47.
nave seen letter purporting TO be from the army of
zen WOOL, calculated TO give the impression, that he
had difficulty and that unkind feeling exists between
nm and the officers and of the volunteer force under
ms command. accompanied Gen. Wool from the State
OF ILLINOIS and commanded one of the light oataons of his
army during the whole campaign 1t is with great pleas
ure and pride say that the greatest harmony prevails
through the whole column The general is good dis
cplnaran and enorces the sricest subordnation but
while enforcing obedience and discipline, he treats the
officers and men with kindness and justice One of the
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support the administration in its honest efforts to man
tain our national rights even if they would prefer Mr.
Calhoun to Mr. Polk as man, because they beheld in
that administration the government Of the nation engaged
in war with foreign enemy which is enough to emit
their love OF country, their solicude for ITS honor
and character which man party can cause mem 10
DESERT and place them in the unenyiabe position OF NOSE
they will not pursue course which gains nothing for
and Mr. Calhoun, while they sacrifice their
political opinions in indirectly helping the rh'gs 70 pom
interest of the countryside of such weapon would
cut the hand that welds ii, well as the adversary
w. m VlNDEX.
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the 20i day Of March, S by virtue of decree orhe
hus ngs of Norfolk city, in the suit of Andrews
Cookies administrator and Others will proceed sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder Saturday the 10th
day OF the present month, in front of the Beacon office,
about II o'clock, that valuable garden farm of which
NJ Cooke deceased, died seized and possessed adjoining
the town of Portsmouth, and Immediately the main
road to Suffolk.
THIS farm contains about sixty of land in the high
est possible state of cultivation and fertility and is enclosed
WIN substantial and durable fence of cedar posts and ju-
niper rails.
rom the great producyeness this land the quickness
) It's soil ana lts contguy and ACCESSIBILITY by steam
communication to the markets of Norfolk Richmond, and
Baltimore 1t may be safely said be one of the most desi-
rable garden farms in tins section of Virginia.
The sale viii be upon credit of six months except for
much will pay the expenses thereof which will be
lured in cash The purchaser give bond and security
and the commissioner retaining the title the property to
secure the deferred payment.
March 4-3awts M. COOKE, Commissioners
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THE UNION. 90

gress aud in response to the aetion Of political breth
rem of Pow hatan, M
IL That twenty delegates be appointed by the chairman
u said convention.
H. That the proceedings OF this meeting be published
the Richmond Enquirer
The chair announced the following gentlemen dele
gates to the district conventions Higgison Hancock JAS
Friend, w w Hancock, d. III Flournoy, VIM Ambers,
Richard Goode, Silas Cheatham, James b. jones' James
Moody, VIM, Goode, jr,, Thomas Q. Blankinship B w
Gates, Samuel Hancock, W, 7. Winfree, D. S, Wool
And motion, the chairman was added to the dele
cation.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
JOHN S. PEERS, Chairman.
S BAssErT FRENCH, Secretary
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NOTICE 10 OF rcnI estate.-The subscrDels,
keep register in their general agency Office IN Wn
all persons having real for sale rent have inc
ilege, without charge, of entering description OF 20
property free TO the Inspection Of such desire puc
rent and only in the event of being employed as ase
in any negotiation in relation thereto viii commits
charged Non-residents, well citizens, may ma @
convenience, also general intelligence OF reie'"
office
We have for sale several houses and lots, and as
tract OF land in Fauquier county, Virginia.
RICHARD BURGESS and
JOHN II. SMITH ,l
Office 18th street. opposite the northeast corner oil ~"
iers Hotel.
Nov IS-3awtf
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fknA FOR SALE--A two-story brick rough cast ho,se
UH pleasantly situated New York avenue, in ftN
4l view of the Potonac between 18th and 18th s'rees
square 40.
Itcontains eight rooms, and dry and convenient ceh
with good yard in front and back and is well suited
accommodate genteeI family 1t is within one minnie
walk of the War and Navy Departments. ~
Also, number IT, in square 10, elgibly situated on Il
street, Gen. Eatons, in the First Ward, containing
y, 1873 square feet
Two lots numbered and in square 994 situated on The
of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue east OF The
Capitol, containing "a, LAG feet
The of the above will be moderate, and made o
suit persons in moderate circumstances ~
For particulars apply to CHARLES DE SELDlNG,
March 6-2awd No. III Todds Buildings, Penn avenue
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HOUSTON Il ALLEN,
fOn7 sellers and .4ffOypeus <st I<u,r.

GALN ESTON, TEXAS,
VIII practice in the State and Federal Courts.
SAM HOUSTON EBENEZER ALLEN
March 9-ly
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,

BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION, EQUIPMENT, AND hEPAlRs
4ef March 8, 1917.
CJEALED proposals., endorsed proposals for chain
~ cable iron," will be received this bureau until 3
O'Clock m OF the fifteenth day of April next for fur
nishing and delivering the navy-yard, Washington, all
the iron necessary for the links, shaekes, swve boxes,
and pins TO make .r.
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Half Sections md Quarter Sections OF Vacant LIND
ln ne OF

occupy IN INC wei OF Ttxhs, J
- ARE CHANCE, eiHATIS.@-Thc absence of a numbetp
HI settlers allows offer during year 1917 SD acres
OF the best land families and 100 single men
the colony OF Castro whose prosperity is well scefta
Casiove contains now 900 inhabitants. The vlnsso
Of Quh nine miles from Castrovile numbers 80 families
The Vandenberg, five miles further the road to McKee,
30 families. Similar establishments successveV u
progress the vast circuit of the grant made by the gov
eminent of Texas to the subscriber.
Address for references HENRY CASTRO, Direoiu
General and Fondaor of the Colony Castrovie, Texas
March 1-2ain6ms MAT Intel
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L,EBRUARX REPORT of the Mutual Life Insurance
Il Company of New York, No Sc Wall street. -,
This institution, during the month of February u'
eghtY- -four now policies. VIZ oil
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eaaRTHDRuge oT
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AT meeting of the democratic party of the county OF
Isle of Wight held at the Court House the first OF
March, 1917, being court day-oD motion of Doctor Rob
ert Butler the meeting organized by calling Colonel
Arthur Smith 10 the char, and n. p Young was ap-
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The chairman having briefly stated that the meeting
had been called for the purpose of obtaining an express
sion of opinion from the democratic party OF the county,
in relation TO the late unconstitutional assault made by the
Senate Of the United States upon the liberty OF the press
by their expulsion from their floor Of the editor Of the
" Union for alleged libel upon their body, published in
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A CITIZEN OF MASSACHUSETTS.
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d ,a,sicis, EnttS.rns, C',r ~ti mad 20.
I M The 80 inn eft ~ ~ firi.e u.'sn ihs
7 ri0 a. wili chsrIe ~. ,re,s~--~ hif org
iiasf,.ta th. tlu,d--sp' i..li', result " u
, 'oio. DsspeI.i,. infig' .'tnn. A.. '".t
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o., lie system com ''i'I, afic'' ri.on %,
'hs tscf, iWn t,leier i'"lsf - "i lif
a.iitte, l. tuut'd Aii iss'uf'l--'s f'f-
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nan mpi-in'.. Itiysia'ns - IT., U,o,.
>,,t U,pasche IftiAts. &, &c ell ne ~
su'i "i ga, .'t-tl,n.'tt "i o.. system. aud
'ii. bf,0f I,'l,f,g WlA sot."utk tie
ittu.r,s 49, f,rh go '. a.IN'f'is' nrr'. are
tas.d 9or 81, rfyaf 80 What % - tun- 40
the pat t.ur,c.is Iis~tii' it>iir, ~
80 'ne tAnu.anJ agents in t.nnds ih" rf.
frt ~iAt.s. Iugi,ud std >"nih An"ftr'. 10
ne Io,sssst' Of tie ptup, TOR rt'au to
,c.n ~ 30 Interested - sN.l'irnt e..
81, STATION .lai j. u, t,U htdlcWe ,t,l
o",fu - a.. WpH &c, Ne iem' hlc'
'pi .iut, ne runrtpal as hero laid Gown.
q 80. method If cue Put cp ~ thiu,'
ounte iuu,... =, two collars. twcN- ounce
do At one duli,t rsch--ih- larger loIding
-, "urf's mote tnsn i.p .mFi' tutt Is. -
ias. - aud mol f,t ,mpos,f ryaa E,etv
i~lif'~ h,s "I,ughns Vegetable Lrhon'up-
uc Ntuute blD~n upnU the g a.-. tie wit
tn .iynA,.sc Ell C 4 Nau1hn' g." ihc
aife.iiuo.. .ni &c { Vaughn. BIN go.
STAMPED On the cork <an- other are .-n.
utu" Prepared bv d. e. 4 Vaughn. and
.nii vt hc Punip,l on. so7 Ma street,
ia. rat. Al ", tam
i'in gwen 10 ieiri, ant ,s post p'ii--"r@cf'
rcruior r,n't fetal ig,r', src,ti,f post
pad i.,ei- verbal ,uinninni' ,iinus dice
tlng ni,ice. promptly ,urnd-d to. afaiis
Oh rs devoted exclusively To- HE s'lc Of
lh'~ aric,e-i3! Nassau street. New \rfs
cas-. .pi ,,scN .ifcci. s salem. Mass and Nv
ne principal DWcgisis throughout ne o.
tci state, and Cana rs advertised IN tic
p,lct..
A.,Srs--W l. G. Sipilstd. Clement &
Iisconh. Nuil'nd SCOT 4 r"mllns"n. Cas-
'einn. J NJ Kelsey. l,ifha,en, T. HUM,
ifs..hns Agent. ~ ~
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I\NAI.C ABl.I.FANIlN COMPA\.

OK Lectures nn the uses of the Lungs
& 4u,r>. Prevention and are 90 .N
spml'inn. asthma anal diseases nl tie lleiIt
GA the laws ui Longevity, and NOSE of
preserving male aud female health. svmins.
try and heiuiy exposing causes and cure
az those disease. that proiucc consumption
or >hurcn Ne. a. affection OF tie shin..pluc,
S,"mach Bowels. kidurys. Laser. Scfo1u-
Ia, pllc-, Gt,,cl and frms,e Complaints -
It, ru'c>. easy. pr,'lcal. ani pare. hlrm
puiir Ia pcrl'c, health sut hong uie g.
eref,,Inr, AZ pages. 10 '"ri- Postage
. . 'rtis iiy >.NtiL futn 4 II .
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trS person femuprg huy rcnis ir.e. VI. q
trr'l,r nne cupy b, mai. to ony pat lie
irate ,ni phcd. NeCs
Esh L.
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rr0C IN sun ANCp.

tfHN GAS ~ wv l ''N'NN'
~ Dfsa'n.f. h--'ti@si'" Co.
tCDvcg h,c Ntfrrus insnfei IN tN,
Years and A., Assessments r.
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rf'Nn .ns'ainins -. the 's"'c No., n"
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ihr g'eit t1c"dif"n i"r tie inIutilie, Of the
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"bo h-d ~ regularly strfy ~s,k 49, thai,
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SEW rENSloN Law For WlDONS,
i,d leu, c.ifra,rs rcn""'' 70 fh'ii''n .,
ct-ia,D cdsrS.
vINlTE ,uhs,rib having n'en .ra long
4 time engaged !, n,r,llGaiin. risims
Tor r'nsinns. ais,ib 81 l-hs.ou-, luuu's
lands toulnn'slNn ui .ai; pay, aficits Il
uIlI,,r\ pay a.. ir--.ht having all no
Laws. Forms, anI ks.uiiuuns, from ne
Pslsion Ipfl.,c,--i> 'iictvilro prepared Ia alI
vigorously and POM ", ~ ~ ""ri - anI
ehrense wh huui tee . rtwsfd ("h.n un,no'
''s>iulJ al ~ hca,.oAl .of r,nslors, 30 lie
following GOES;
Isl. WL,r- claim .,' been f'.-c'sj of
suspended lotl rulrt p''-'l
~ NL,ies p.ns'on~r. ..nc or dead, -
~ suyln,ob "a be crvH'd - lsfGt
pension han VAS "wafd'f.
81 Wien, , 70 ,vluiIona', Ot'icri ~ So
+ dl'r ~ now l,ine. h'~ 81 s'o'r 81
March ls3i, 90 ST.. ~ ha,i,P served nurub
tlc~a IN the t"ui n'tiai -.'"i iisLn.e"',
hr has d,cd SINCE 81 a. Mar b. lbs1
ia " here widow nitf'trd ptcs tnus
sic e,iIr,uon al her hos hnnds 'r tenn Il
Ncitnc. 8. now all,,, % has dI,l si1,e g.
81 luis. IN1G
5ih Nh,rc wi1ow ma med rr.sipus t.
(ir 1T oi January 1874. lsr, aln' 80 iias
lunf'r ''itain ofcumstan,es) died slste -l
Iuv 1893
6 h Waco ~idnv ha. he, i-.a'-'ri
o. in,u." ,ui snow a " l,nw, 80 Jr
cici as ."" sln,. - Angus, l-i2
IN. lluis of every description, frsr.
reafs "t Pension, doe HE hclf. Of dec, od
pensioners
! hpse who have made ,iIpns and fl,l
10 rhi in Pensions, need not despair iflh.,
Trust i''lT case to ~ hands. A. he has rh-
tanned Tensions M many tasrs wiefe ti.y
had been given up - cn'ir-ls hopeless. alter
repeated unsuccessful cfiur- Ilo ~, only
te,o'e, hls wiolc iimo and aiicn'loa ni-
bl>uc>s, personally. cot las mr. as,i,ianco
oi an agcm who hl, been eng red 90 il.eln.
sinr,- for hucen 80 twenty ,raf, and Mll
usfi. Washington se,ef-l um's heaf.wrh
I'll tie pnncips. offices Of records. 81 the ,er.
woes 81 K,Npiuiiun'ty soldiers, W Boston,
'"u'ntd, N"rircll,r Ilarfpid. t,wrott,
Trenton, ilauushtfgh, Phntt cIlia. Sew
l'fk ans ilarS, wlcieic b., ato.As =,
tie pll Rolls aut Records lltInV &c.
cess - rua.cfoHs ufsaie ioi, j.. in many
wsi'n'c', enabled 10 '.llh.l>h l.lr. wlrte
a.enis "lih l'ss h'lliur. inr nto,iIssuns
iher fail Of ohiaIning shat ID,il, doe.
Tie wishes 10 be d,'lnci, untcr,'oo1.
that he in,c-ig itrs all claim, 81 ll, own
r.a. without anY cumpeusaiInn shaic,er.
"iere unsuccessful. AID nsi ~ olaimrtt
Lr 'Du.ite'c1 hopties, "htfe a pension !.
I4.lls due.
IssM. varied according ,n tie nature and
eiisDt ni he s'rsicei rendered, snd tie a
mount AZ he clam recovered Al hose
wtp snrln." the have claims. will. 90 send.
luipunel "uhost charge "Lclnef 90 nli iheG
clam. are ~ell fnundrd
lnencepiionsb.e references gwen u 70
quesled.
II lefs - inquiry 90 spphcsions~ u meet
Min prompt sueniiDn, 4 sdJfesssj tpOst
paldI o. ihf suN .crlef. - E.sr. Nanne a..
10 ION WILLS WAlr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-03
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WESTERN NEW YORK
COLLEGE,. or HEALTH,
ao7 IIain etroet, Tun,ls. ny.

vtitl ,'i.ir Disn,-' h,s ever ,i,lic
tu mp,i rlnfvel.nus mcilcal power --
.'r. rf ., 49, ehrr. ard nth tmc'ier.
| ..n t,u't,. md ih~ l'uNri states
lave proved rctf. 80 "t rfis statement. lie
Sc arrlali0n inssiforg AID iuhv sen
trl,e. .,N,il- vlnle story ln,ahds. tie
if.u,ii 70 upon Wli'h ,nu are cured may not
i. sruwn Ia wa. M tie fsu't ni nal oi
rl. .un. j. sa'i>'s,t,f. YEA are te,''rcd
lt.r.rnr i.cia,t. lfcf., go 1.up ct
iw,ni> Two Jisinl'v crt,' e agenc,'-. each
i'tnt,ao,i root a.. ~ own p'tnrui,r ~,-
,lu-.t,. mrli, al r'"rcry, cpu.iiruns with
,li't g nipur- d--'r'h rn"i makes IT.,
tNn cute .DJ - .irr'-oi combination.
when isNcn into il. s'>i'mil doe, the Nule
w' I. q s,Tthr. lien h'i avs were hf>i -.
,fI, e.. intended Il should d"--pu'
.'f, 2 eos .uA t's'ufd> tie broken down.
f.it atf.I tur>l,iui,"n. p,up~v n ail ~,
9, ,frirr.. WI re cump,r,rv ersllc,'ed
o. '.e system bv IL use See plmph',i,
, ,. eos l,nd> lf rec circulation -,l.cv
's.t .Iun ,l,'ase-. and show t>umrn,
. 'uf,s tfl'.I. and all complaints nt TIE
ru. 80 or.,rs. torn asa ihc cause al gtcii
80 uHc. an Naoq'rs lnhom'ip'c has As
ol,s,' iu.u a ,clcNfrv over ne conn't,.
4, '.c,nfo, las mad" Ia iii- distressing
,l,t,f f'i,uprs s. hmc'. seems /.
& f.u' irluc. mat " hss ihUs attracted ~.
f,.I.,.iDne of our medical Iuh.itaituns l.
.f'r Nt,tn ir' uur' -. l. %, oi tie b. Ia 81
J utr Nd Won tI, IrNNv 81 N'nic,i and
S.f.t4 ID. ~rl~utc. IA on afti' . ulou ca.cu
lrt> ffsrlst>. ard 'sol,'fi>. lir ~u',r. nj
i,r rr.i.irs Vie fact 'l't tie ing Iish 60,
Gnm.ff .f'r pni'l '.'i q .r'''i f'n'. ts
rll .l-o i'i.tl us sc lu''ltse "a Toe 81 .
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-03
Printed (0iIrOeS.

1hrrt uf'se -'o' consist, ct nearly one
fioosatd lacios''. embracing some ihou.
san y ol different paitef- nod 'nlauncs. and
comprising cvr,y tliog fe,iraiie iu ,hc iinr
both fu,,isn and D. rrsil' ali ~ which
a,c "iIri'd f,r .a'e 70, tie pal .go 81 Pi-ce.
fnf cash or shori C,riu, at the very lowest
p1ce-
4 PnWcd hats rrioes. corrected from
Jas i"nls, wuh c,"fy ''in'l.n 90 ilr mar.
Aci. are pared 90 We iiant> .i hu,-r,
Lev. ~ bSO\ & IER
= S-U Z LEE. iltmery of ME 6,m
o' l."fd 4 l."es. sni tate seni"r pnuuer ip
tie oiiqinsi hfri oi lee and BicN,,e,. from
which rnnrcf iinu h- wiihffev .nm. n.,.
ago. has resumed tuslfr,- N ,onnerit,n
"ilh '-.I- l.r- 4 i. ,.'. underilc G,m
oil lEs. }, doom A l.r and he venture, Ia
Assure hl- iiends and ne public ihai a..
ne~ hrn vii m,iniain tie same p,e em,.
nenc- IN fau braACl offrad,. whieh iotn.ri,
d. 'neu'sh.d the other two house, 10 which
he Je.ongst e-to