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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-13
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are we'll known ~ be inalIbe
.,ysp-p.,a, by thoroughly cleansing the Grs' and
aecond .t"machs and creating ado " oi pure, heal
III Y bile. instead OF the stale and acrid kind
<Litne"cy, loss Of appetite, heartburn headache,
restiessness, temper, anxiety. iahguor and mel
ancholy, which arc the general symptoms OF Dys-
pepsis, viii walsh, natural consequence Of
its cure.
Cbsf,u.n..., BY cleansing tho whele length Of
the ,ntestines with solvent process, ana without
violence all violent purges leave the bowels cos
tive within two day.
Feners Of all kinds, by restoring the blood u
regular CIRCULATION through the process Of respir
alton n snch eases, and the thorough solution Of
all intost ii nal obstruction IN others.
The life medicines have been known IL curet
KhuD.at,snn permanently in three week :, and Gou
in half that time, by removing local inf ANIMATION
fruIn the muscles and liPameLts OF the Joints.
Droysps 81 all kInds, BY freeing and strength
epihg the kidneys and bladder they operate
most delightfully."- on these important organs, and
hence have ever beou found 10 a certain remedy
for the worst cases OF Graret.
Also Worms, by dislodging from the tarnngs
Of the brwel- the Shiny matter 10 which these
creatures adhere.
>ruroy, Ucer.and Moeterute .,oreS, by the per-
feet purity wh:h these LIFE MEDICINES give
to the blood and ali humors.
.Sorluttc Eraittons and BAD COMPILATIONS, by
their altenat. effect upon the fluids tina, feed the
skim and sallow. claudy and o1her disAgrekable
compile xions.
Th, use OF these Pills for worry short time will
effect IT, entire cure Of Sit kheuha, and striking
Improvement in the ccarness OF the skin.
u1amon cohis and Influenza will always 10
cured by ono dpse or two in the worst coses.
P,ics The original pferorrietor Of these Nedi
cines WI. cured Of Piles IL 80 years staining by
the use oil tho LIFE MEDICINES alone.
Feeer and hgae-for this scourage VI tho W. st
ern country, these medicines will be- found a sale
speedy and certain remedy Othes Iaoiicine
leave tho system subj ect To return u the dis
ease cure by these Medicines is J-eiu aneht
wy THIN, BB SATISFIED AID BE cUKkp
Huiious Fsrcrs dqd Lirer Iunltutni, General
Debility, Loss Of Appetite and Disease vi the Fe
males the Medicines have been used with the
most beneficial results in case Of this scriptiOn
Kings Evil and Scrofula, in its worst fern,
yields to the mild yet powerful action Of these
markoble Medicines. Night Sweats, Nervous DO
biiity, Nervous Complaints oil all kinds. Palpta-
ton Of tho Heart. Painters Colo, are spooiii;
cured.
Nercnrial Uisease. Persons whose constitutions
have become impaired by the lnluLicious use Of
MERCURY, will find these Medicines perfect cure,
as they never fail to eradicate from the system,
all the effects Of Mercury, infinitely sooner than
the most powerful preIarations al SaIsaparlia.
Prepared aud sold by
W. e. MOFFAT,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-13

RICHARDSON, EST Il CO..
POWER PRESS BOOK i JOR PRlNTINC
EsT.dRElsN .,IEkT.
Post Once 9a1ilainG.
ssssA w oTNEET.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-13
W. Il. MOFFAT,
335 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
rose AAg.E sly Att DRllsG1YS.
&c il-dAWiY

vINkUsTEE'S SAIL Whereas, on the 23a
] day Of January, A D., ISIS, Levi Donaldson
and Mary Donaldson, his wife, cxccut ted unto John
+. Dillon IA Trustee, IA certain Deed of Trust. con
veyins thereby unto tho said Trustee the fol
lowing real estate in tho county Of Scott, and
State of Iowa, to-wit Lots number four a. and
live g., in block number four 4, } in Valley City
Ms the same are known, numbered, described and
designated in tho recorded plot Of said Valley
Ci;y, together with the buildings thereon situat-
cd, being house and stable finished in .Juy
1891. sand conveyance - duly recorded the
records OF said county Of scott, in book &C" Of
town mortgages, at page ~. said Deed Of Trust
was executed tor tho purpose ot securing the pay
mont, among other, oil one certain pr, missoiy
note, bearing date January Esd, iSJS, executed
Ly said Lew Donaldson to John =. Cook, Tor tho
sum of fiv. hundred aud fity-thrce and 1U-I,u
dollars sos 3o-l0h, payable IN twelve (I2)
months after date with Interest at the rate OF
per cent. Per annuin after maturity. Said note
now tLs property Il g. q. Russell.
And now, al note having become due
and payable. and the said Levi Donaldson
Dillon Trustee ~ aforesaid, do hereby give
publ. Office, that by virtue Of said Deed Of Trust,
] will, on Saturday, the 10th day OF November,
A. d.. 1861. ut the hour ot three O'clock in the
afternoon, expose and otter for sale, al
public auction, at the Court House door, IN
theCityoi Davenport, county atores and the parcels
0f land above dcscr, ed, much thereof, AS
may be sufficient to pay said note, and interest to
the day Of sale, well the costs attending
said sale, Costs 81 this notice and Trustees tees.
Dated the 18th day Of October, A. b., 1861.
JOHN :. DILLON,
ocl6l Trustee.
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}. w. SEWART,
low District ATTORNEY for Plaintiff
CTATE OF IOWA, COUNTY Or SCOTT, 81
- Ia the District Court.
y; Original Notice.
Maria klauer.

To said Maria klauer, Defendant You are
hereby notified that there is en- file IN tho
Office of the Clerk of the District Court Of said
county, ctition of Michael klauer, claiming of
you divorce from the bonds of matrimony, aud
the care and custody Of the children Eliza and
Herman, and unless you appear theret 10 and de-
fend, on or before noon Of the second day of the
next term Of said Court, to be holden on the first
Monday of December, A. D., 1861, default will be
entered against you and Judgment rendered
thereon for the relief herein aimsd it'll cssts.
CORDlJ, DOW D BROWN, 80
pl1-wl inif teoslsys.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-13

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON = ACCOUCHEUR.
L Or1IcE--South- east corner Of Brady and Sec
ond streets. 0fRos hesss iron I 70 . 4. \ :, ed
to u. - -. lun421.0
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-13

JOHN YANG1N,
Solicitor for the above namcd Companies, is su-
thori.rd to take Risks and issue Policies.
REvsREECEs IN pAvkkPoRr.
II II Smith, Esq, James McCosh, ESQ.,, Chas,
u. Eidridge =. NJ; q. G. Blood, Esq. Hoa. X.
Linderman; Hon. James Thorinyton.
~ Office over Smiths Dry Coods Store, corner
Of Brady and Second streets
jubel9 DIFF.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-13

Vp'iiE STATE OF IOWA. DIsTklCT
! Court, scot County
The Board n Supervi
II scott county
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-13

John oo.dsn. Ann L Jor |
ian, Robert Means, Ma
III Cr al, II. y. Nicely,
" hlinoy, kchor n Gal
ionic, Cool & Sargent,
'Suirazor, hoi ken 4 Co,
tico. y Davis y Bro, |
Csowel., Torrien 4 Co.. |
Chubh, Bro, R,rrow i |
Co. and Srler " hitakcr, J
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-05-25
.v0tI,c CiJszcEs, O;'L10,Iil>s.Sl-:
ArrrNIIoN. MLIrAlGE Fl c;I.i =!

hTTi.N.lD MILL IAll.l. Ia 60
Frederick c. ard Gia'icnv- -Strce directors.
NJ Tidmarsh. Manager - I'Hav'S
TUHE ZOUAVE=. soldiers Of tie Ciinra a..i
/ Algeria, who instituted II at.r upon Ia
bltt].-fJI at lnbormal.--who since obtaining
,s.;r corr.s fro.a tl- t'..n,n Army, have llay-d
with uu.,a.-i Success, all over Europr, AMI have
recently ,au,iul. h.iiii,u. engagement a. NV
Orleans licad.uy Of Music and Me-" have
recently RECONSTRUCTED aLj fitted mp, in superb
STYLE a i;uc So, ..ubuat, - P'liect hj"u q. "
Tn,atrc, complete in all respects, Wh'looh 70 PER
form their delightful French ' aUdrvii!cs, Opera
Buuii,s. OPERATIVES, &c, wi,h the Introduction OF
Popular and Patriotic Songs, aud Grand Military
Spectacular So u@s showing how thc fl,nc"
Amy va, amused iIl Us hours ol I'IJsa and how
the carnage Ids OF tu. Cliu"I were WoE from
the hardy ami yalolous Russians.
III. battles of Mh,uuan, Nina, Ra!Hllava,
Trac..r, Mamclon, Vert AID .,!a'akoiF, vil III
turn be produced Offering splendid opportunity
10 military mon who have not seen active service,
to ct . glimpse Of how things are done upon
the La:de plain. Ard the Zouaycs assure .h-
public that jur Vaulevil.,s, Opera Bcuii,S, OPP
.a,t.s, Military Dill Eyclutions and Battle
: mes vii al. be- perfectly presented.
y. BIN. I"blic attention is earn. SLY d.
..,rd TO the small and larer bills. distributed By
the agent in adFauc. # ia, company
- The IJIANES viii perform at
Alexandria, hzay 28.h aud 29-h, at L m.
and ? 7. n;
ct CAY Guns May 3o;h, at , 81 Montgomery.
Nav .n.i. at Z. H.; Grand Ec.Ef, May 3!st,
AT il W. and ?. ~: Canp;r, jan" l,t, at - NJ.
and p n: Co;iir, June ~, ut - VI. and y.
VI; Al, NaH1.'a. june 81, at - VI. ANA : ?. a.;
Mouth If Black River, Juua o;a, at l. N. and
Pa
In consequence crtl,a g.at efforts made TO So
eri,. Comfort ti..t...ty al Lrgaucc 10 the
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-05-25

TEVHE millinery AMI E>l-<,~;,>- : Z u
4 kim. r.or. Of VI. 4. ZENkEE y Co.
uil j.. removed on Wednesday. the -sji Match
i-oI, 80 tn. r.ich Store ol Jos Elui.io.,'. ol
,u Second Street, next door 20 tho "Const'u,ion-
al" Office, al which time viii be- opened splendid
stock Of Spring and summer
Millinery and Fancy Goods,
just a1ivrd PER T. W. Roberts, and which ha.
h.rn s.i.c;od from the i4,s,t ana most fa-hiu4a
D., inpo.tat.ons
Al,N March l3l, 1861. nlar53-f
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-05-25
and Testingsi

for the purpose Of making Clothing to order.
- Ky p!yir" him -a) You viii find some
GuoHS mat are rot To hr found every day. MO
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-05-25

.NEF~HI SEED. for sac rv
~'a,l5 y JOIN s; RLRTL$.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-05-25


bH-
ttorii "a fAl
daeinnes <5b
The A@ lPn OF. G.
Heiherwleror
~
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-05-25
FIRST INrOErATiuE!

Ina9noaaence of ou.s.aaa!:!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-29

RuuEur STEWART, recent Democratic Gov.
o'nor Of Missouri an arl'nt Southorncr ard
S'a'c.-riEh't man. ha. published noble address
To the people Of the state, in the Nvovj Il
pujirm, dcnuuucing the secession doctrines
and the murd1ers han Is who are cudrayorng I,
propagate them by ire anl sword in Missouri
lie says -
II YOU wish to have your towns aud cities
given mp Ia sack am I slaughter. your home, rob
nd and ruyishcd, your irl Is dr.oli'od anil your
prol"iiv plunlorod hy thosr soldier, Of fortune
then open widc vOur doors and wnlcurn, tho in
yad,rst their bloody feast. II vou would save
your country fOm ruin aud your hearth stones
from hciug stained with the huol oi YOUR chill.
dr'n rise at once for tho dol,n,, Of vour lbcrtic,
and drive the iu.olont Toe beyond the bounltrics
pl your state.
suppose II possible for N, scr,ssioni,ts Of
the state T. obtain a temporary success, and r.
gain the possession Of tho government, what
viii lc accomplished 10y thisl In one year your
hundred millions ui slave property wall not be
worth a hundred thousand dollar. Half "a mil
lion e your follow -citilous, both native and
foreign barn, who have been guilty ol the crime
loving their country and IL, flag, will he m'ir-
dcrcd or bauishcd. Nothing but peace can save
Missouri from utter dcsolation, and peace can
only bo found 10y the expulsion Of tho inva-
dcrs.
"Whatcver may happcn, the real interests
and the destiny ol Missouri must remain with
the Union. The cotton states have but single
industrial pursuit which j. poor mOnoplk
aud is rr secuted only by !lycs. Their whole
system is designed 10 discourage immigration
aud to dc ,rl1c the l.horiug white man who sut-
ties in their tatca. Missouri needs at this mo-
mcut million Of operatives in her mines aud
mauuactOi'- and . million Of farmers 10 Cul-
tiyatc lc' soil. few years Of peace will
-. a.. a. II. l.. a ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-29
sccc-~ioni-t Killed BY a Lady.

A Union man 'y the name or Glover. reading
IN one Oi tho counties wet uf this city. owning
a number ot valuable horses, and having reA-
son tn fear their approTt alton to rebel uses,
concluded To place th'u in the hands Of q COM
pinv Of Home Guards in the neighborhood for
-lir keeping. 4 day or two afterwards willis
t,lOvcr was absent ifum Lome a rebel called at
Ia, house TO inquirc for hun. Mrs. g. was in
Oh" garden adjoining "A cJrnfcld, some distancs
from the house, when the rchcl approached her
'ud mn'c several inquiries 20 which she gave
~ very satisfactory answers. lie then insisted
un hciug informed where Glover was, and, with
revolver iu laui, threatened instant death h
tot told. lie also at the Same time demanded
oi her 10 deliver mp n valuable gun
owned hy Glover. The two started for
the house through the corniold, and on the way
Mn. Glover surccedrd without being observ-
81, in getting possession Of a large corn knifs
that had been left in the field. and watching the
Opportunity, took favorable moment for strik-
u,. q blow, which she lnl most eflcutualy, tho
knife -cycrng the skull and killing tho robeI
instantly Mr.. Glover had small child with
h'r in the garden, which she left when starting
lur tie house, intending to return tor 1t imme-
datcly. Having dispatched the rebel, she re-
turned 20 the garden, when she discovered sew
cra other rebels in ambush short distance from
h'r. Shc took her child, aud being yet unpcr-
Ncd 10y thom, sousht place Of concealmont
until they -hould retire. They soon emerged
ON their hiding place and, searching for their
.,wpanOu, they found his liicless body where
hv had been stricken down. and bore il or great
tu the relief # Mr. Glover. Mr.. Glover i'm
'luic'N madc an u. .,Cmcnts TO leave Missouri,
arrived In Stones Prairie In the southeast
n # this country, where Mrs. q. has an uncle
living 10y the name John ". Larrmorc, a re-
prciablo AMI reliable citiIcn.-lUncy Hr-
all
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-29


Tho great question of the supply Of cotton il
steadily acquiring the important dimensions
which We have prepared our readers to look Tor;
especially now that the defeat Of the Federal
army has occI-ioncd a more scriou, appreciation
Of the probable duration ul the national struggle
in America. We invite attention to the state OF
q branch oi trade, which exports jj, 900, ,UDOl. oi
manufactures annually, AMI furnishes subsistence
10 four millions Oi lcrsons IN thii country. Dur
ing the pIst week. owing tu the result Of the
battle in America, there has been q renewal o'
excitement in the Liycrpoo cotton market, and q
fresh advance in prices a. compared with last
year, the price OF "mIlling' American cotton
j. now fully 10 Ic- cent dcarcr, whilst the rise
in East India descriptions is equivalent 10 no
less than - PER cent. The general public have
no conception Of the auNiCtv, embarrassment,
and Inconvenience which his remarkable move
mcut in price, combined ith the prospect Ol it,
further Development has inflicted upon our
greatest manufacturing interest.
The conclusion at which the most sagacuus
persons in the manufacturing districts have ar
rived Is simply, that the sooner - general re-
dur,iOn in the consumption Of cotton take
place the better IL will be-, unlrr present circum-
stances, for that great trade it-oll, ami for the
country at large. The commodity docs no, cX-
1T in any quantity except in America, and can,
not hc called into existence as swiftly ls we re-
quirc Il. Short time Is already bcIng adopted
IN .omc oNteut IN the manufacturing districts.
rs moro general adoption viii ho promoted bv
thc difficult position in which spinner and man
TI" rannut"I storI' og co'ton Al I.ivcrnool ON
las, Iri,I,, cyrr,p., ,ya. psg l,,o i,i.. counl /,
aIout DO y.,aI.,' ronsr,untjon NJ tIr rata latrly
\, y,itrc.soI
II voull lc wrony TO omit from the aerornt a
riI,,lrr A. rnirt. tyoriul, the prsr,,pp,i.n tIat
,r shall Tct ttl, ouiotly over , cu'. .fdcrthlc
poriod before va fr.i,e AZ t'p much drcalr,l
cotton scarcity. which seem, 10 be- GRADUALLY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-29
Another Southern Democrat on
the War.


Mr.. Holt said he came to Boston MT only to
-cc the city, but to revive hi, pitri ti,m amid
the thrilling association, that clustered around
the cradle Of lilcrtv. Tie was most gratefully
surprised 10y the cur3iaiitv ui his reception. ami
was thankful for that recognition ul fidelity to
our common country, and also for the Kind illu-
sion, TO bis native state, whose star had been
so long obscurcd ly uliitlfl public men. but
which was ulw preparing to shine with tho
luSlro oi other days. She had assumed
her present position under no impulse
ui passion, but calmly, and I'm view ct
nll the gloom aul peril suUuunlu, Tia
Union she says she love, It still and
VIII cling IN ~ she has m its
strength mud glory. That which she 80 molly
declared at tho ballot loN IL was her duty to
make good ON the battle field, aud what she had
to we'll begun must hc faithfully performed
Full woull hc the measure Of his juv when be-
went home, ~ see Kentucky anl Mttdrhu otis
On tia field ulduugcr, rchukmg those triitptuus
men that strnvC to make them curmi'1. I'm his
recent extended tour hc had now here found the
public voice faint. The ilIC must hc vinlicitrd
lie nowhere heard tho word "cpmprum'-c' ~
rrrl uow Oniy Wi,r,i by didoyH hUa. or tho.c
in the interest, II rebellion. ~ long as re
hcls have arms IN their hands, there was moth
ins 10 compromise but the honor and into gritty
ui the government. one great lrril cannot be
II, gui,cl; the capital was mcnaced hy great
army, and nothing hui uuT swords cOull save II .
They were powerful and reckless, AMI not les
so because they were lighting to m1intlin q
crime. Iitaliuc aul h,s cocoUsprntors fell
with face, Ia the enemy, AMI 80 would the rebel
leader ol the South
hc morr prompt, earnest aul uuitcl we
were, the hrut'r tie struggle and the less the
danger. lIut we must be prepared for tie
worst; a ruined commerce. bankruptcy. grass
growing in the streets. oar Institutions were
worth al We ouul sacrifice, for all We are and
have are the iiuits Of these institutions.
II We think ol our lands gold, merchandise,
horses or blood, in contrast with honor ami in
tcgrity, We ARE lost
MIR Holt alluded 80 di.loynlty in our midst
a. one Of the worst obstacles to the success Of
our cause, bat reoccd In the late decided mel-
surc- 1T the President TO suhiuo this element OF
weakness. II W's m rain IN tp1 W Mc pumps
whii, MN ,'cr, A. 'on hoori boc'Dg hohs w ne
L,t'Ym oI'h' hv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-29
4 Chlld Murdered by Cblldrcu.

At the Chester aSsizes-in England, of osurss
for such things only occur therr, two bows
eight years old, we're tried for the murder OF 4
child two years and a half old in Stockport
They took the child through several lanes
..Nirg eyasive replies 20 parties who inquired
WHITTIER they were taking him and having arrived
at u lonely hrld, ncar pool ot water, stripped
bm naked, huggcd him drCndiully till tho body
was mass N bruises, and ther fastening heavy
logs 10 the feet Of the little victim that he
might sink the quicker, tung him into the wa
t,t to drown. Onc Of the boys, in reply TO q
question from policeman. said that he some
times went 20 a school on sunday" The pa-
tcn,s u the murdered child, 1t appears, worked
all day IN the cotton milf. and paid for thu
hoard Of their littlr onc in the ncfghborhood.
lh" whole case illustrates the social condition
"i uc lower classes % England, and is a sicken-
ing illusiratioa Of the inevitable tendency Of
monarchical Institutions to degrade and bruial-
igc the masses
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-29
AlI.tsOADS.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JER
- SLY, from tot %, & lrta,ndt st Connecting st
Hampton JJn,uou with Delaware, Lacknwanus
H.j Wot,rl T.. r,1l, and at E1st'r with Lehigh
Va ~ X, r,l and IT. connections, .ruing d-
ret Huct PlrTSBCEG a4d tie WEST, without
'la.go clrs
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT
CHms.r eng june 10, lsjl-Leaye New York as
io. uWst
H,sa.sruRsu = E,rs,ss-At c A. n, fir Piston
Rr,ilg, Plttsy.ue, Hi1.s'uig' Much Chunk,
". .an1 IT. a
MAI TnAtN ASA NJ, rir Elstou, wuer Gap,
s rnniou. Great Bend, Pi,tstou, Wi'kesharre, &c.
I'm TiHpUsH TRNtN-for Etston, MhIch
uuk, MI-iamslurt Hcadirg' Pn1tsy dle, Harris
uutg, d..
A. NJ. TmorGu TaNE FIR Elston, Bcthle-
HON, A'rut ,Vl ant M,uch Cbuak.
h.3pr. ", WAY Tr,IS -Fnr S,merviNe.
s.Ojr. NJ, wcstern Express for EIstnn, Allen
town, Rpiiug, Hlrr sburg, Ptusburg, and tie
West Sccp.lg Cars from Jersey City through H.
Piu-hlig.
EMPRESS TRAINS FOR HARRISBURG.
TIE A. NJ, Express Train from New York, ar
rivcs at Harrishurs at =. ~, connecting Est and
West, ou Pennsylvania Central rdlroai Northern
Central Railroad, North and Juth, and with Cum
boraud Valley Railroad.
TIE 1IlROl Gil EXPRESS TRAIN FOR THE
WLST Leave N,W York At Pm. daily Is ndays
cVaeIir b making close connection nj Hrrisuurg
with Pc usy.ynuia R,ilru1d-with no change NJ cars
u PiisIurl, and but oneto Cinc.natti and Chicago.
Pour hours mo saved 0y taking this trNiu.
LiiHAIlr rIlpONT AND NEw YORK FERRY.
loAvo New burk from Pier NJ. North River at
7.@O aud II. ~ An, 3. ~, t. % and 5.2uPN.
TIE lu'is top at Bcrycn Point aud Mlrnar's lIhr-
blr every trip each vsy.
JOHN o. sTEARNs, Superintendent.
anio IY'iob
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-29

Enron SUN.-DrAR SIM 81 have seen /,
stated that more lcniency il shown to fcir,ic.
detected in trcachcry and rebellion against thc
Government, than 10 men, aud that hence IL IS
found more difficult to stop their services in the
cause Of rebellion. Why is this2 lii woman
- FAR un'cNc herself As to engage in active .ar
vice in this ungolly rebellion, why should the
Government have moro regard fo- h,r sex than
she has Tor il hcfclr2 II is not SO in other
crimes. liza woman steals she is recognized hy
the law as a thief the same as a man would hc :
~ II she commits murder She is q murderer in IA,
Eyes oC the Law and the courts, and !, ~ certain
to suffer the penalty ns man would I've
and why should she hc dealt with any NOR
lcncntly than man when she Is detected il
the monster ,r.re Of treason to her country an
Government ? II strikes me that this lcnrnc,
toward traitors oi either sex Is next door 10 Of
trring bounty to treason, and | have vet T.,
believe that sufi worls aud u supcrlbunllncr Of
diplomacy !, not doing moro {, strengthen the
hands of tai, rhcliou, than all else the 90
vcrnmcnt Is doing tenl, to IFS suppression.
Every act oi iOrbcarLncc on the part Of the
Government and the people of the North seems
To he Interpreted hy soulhcrncrs To si,uii,
cowardicc AMI p,ltrooncry, aud before We an,
respected, or the Government feared it must
deal with rebellion anil rebel, severely ami
promptly; the rcralty Of tho law must be
mctcd ont TO traitors without respect Of persons.
or the Government will soon ln-c the condlcurc
and support Of tho people Especially must
the departments Of Washington hc purgcd ol
kHorH traitors, TO say nothing Of suspected ones
if the heads Of these department., would retain
the confidence Of loyal citizens. Much, grant.
j. being done, but il all amounts to bat little 50
long as IL is moi consistent y uih BJ1rm,y done,
aId while every department sw,rms with re-
hcl1, whose positions enable them to give in'or-
nation Of inaal,ulaLlc value to the rebel lrllrr~
In heavens name, and the name OF every pi-
triut who spent hi, life and fortune to fuunl ths
governments; and of every mobile soul who Ia.
gone forward 10 deicnd and support il, let lh's,
traitors b. driven out "a speedily ~ they would
hr from th" couuiirg-houc G, thr bank, or the
shop ot aloyll and rur-hcartcd private citizen.
f. II.