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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15
LOSING tsKOUNO

The enemies Of the Government are
evidently losing ground very 'a't--Ho'
only At home but abroad. For months
and months rebel dlplomstis's have been
hanging about foreign cour'e' e"''o'
vorlng, by all tue means At 'he'' e"'''
,naud. TO induce the European powers
to recognize the great Southern 10"
teacracy a. a tree ADD independent VA
ton. Bnt their Efforts thus iar have
been attended with 10 success indce'
il seems AS though their petitions a''
beco,.lng lees and less REGARDED ana
we n,edlct III At the time is near at mana
when the persons Of The petitioners VIII
not he any more respected than the acc.
uments that they present.
At home the rebellion is makiAe no
Roadway. but, on the contrary, the re-
cent movements OF the government
are operating with telling effect np'"
the traitor cause. The compete sue
cess with which Tie recent nava' move
ment has been attended, furnishes thc
people Of the loyal States with GROUNDS
,.r GREAT rejoicing. While 1t carries NOM
ing but fear and consteihatio" '''o
rebel hearts and homes. II is a blow
at the very root OF the EVIL. oonth ar
oliua herself ls, i'll a great measure, re-
sponsibc for this rebellion, ana ~ 's ou'
Yioht that the full weight OF The
Government's arm should fall upon her
treason breeding population; that "'r
cities be taken and held hy the fedras
troops, and that her strong places be
captu,ed and held, and further that hc'
trai,orou. managers be brought I"
traitors doom-thc rope.
Every day fromthls forward the mo"s'e'
treason y i'll feel thu to,s lightning ao""
lis cursed carcass. Along the houndar.
lines on the North, along the coast, an
even in the centre ot It's territory VII
the Government, backed by millions Q
brave hearts and strong arms carry %
the war with undated vlgor Rebc''
aoaiu,,thc Government may beg ah'
pray Tor fo.oign intervention III thc'f DC
halt. Tney will ask i'll Vain aud the'
c.nse o, treason will he unno,lccd.
That day has passed III this country
at least, wien traitors can stand 'o'''
and topic down the walls OF 'he '''
erumcn, at VIII, and dictate AS to VIVA
thew viii and viii not do-and wheF
III. division lines shall be drawn. W
might As well attempt to dam up vi
waters Of the Mississippi aud chang u
yulf stream from its course as to atteihl
10 crush out this Government. n" ma
there Is 4 GcaG certainty uOtU tnat the
schem,s arc tomoel with the cOndlgn Ell
which their goat atr ,city Justly IN crit
The Government will vindcatc Itself
will stand firm and prosper largely Ion
attor this rebellion shall have bee
ground Into atoms.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15

Ma. GEANiLEY +. BERKELEY writes
very strongly 10 favor of the 'Conieder-
ates' in the London Morning Herald,
and broadly asserts that they are thus
far the victoss. Berkley is the ind'vid.
ual who, in company with lot of Eng.
Iish dogs, came over here year or two
since and took run on the prairies.
He quarTeled with the railroad conduc-
tors on the route because they were
disposed 10 treat him with more atten-
ton than the quadrupeds.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15

War MATERIAL WITH THE FLEET. =
1t j. stated that the naval expedition
sailed with 100000 musket balls, $4,000
buck aud ball cartridges, 100000 per.
cussioa caps, $4,000 pounds of cannon
powder, 5000 pounds Of muskct pow.
der, 1000 hand grenades, and many
other combustible and destructive ma.
terials, to aid in carrying on success
tul warfare.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15
Yours, with high regard,
ANDREW JACKSON
III rom the New York Timer.
Capt. - mm"s, OF the fI'vnteer >um'''
lie 1Tip TO Europe.


-uie ITIp 10 Europe.
II has already been announced mat
| CAPTAIN Semmcs, commander OF the PIT
| yalc.r Sumter, had arrived III Europe,
,houyn considerable doubt IS thrown
over the statement Tie following ex-
tract 81 4 letter from gentleman who
wen, out in the steamer Edhnhnrg may
throw some Iiaht upon 1t !:
OFF QuEANs1owN II ARBoR, Oct. Il.
We have several Consnls aboa'd,-
Mr.. Baker tor Greece, MIR. Eccieston
for , adiz, and Murphy, Tor Frankfort.
There il also a bearer Of dispatches, Capt.
Lanman, United States amy, OF Ihiia-
d,lphla. Among the lady passengers
are several Southern ladies', gong to Eu-
rorc to STAY during the war; They are
,e,y ba,irr secesslouists, talking much
about IL and making great boast'ngs
one Of them claimed she had sold Con
tedcraic bonds ~ New York.
An accident occurred which created
quite STIR Yesterday in our ship. a
MIS-. Souvan, OF Baltimore, Young
handsome widow appeared at the dinner
table with secession flag wrappc'
around her, aud made herself very con
spice Gus. Several passengers onpia'n
cd 1t, hut, AS Capt. R"sklll was no
--~.'-r ""siA-' j." nn'i tea
THIS willow claims to be relative Q
the Carroll who signed the Declaration
ol Independence as we are Informed
| She Is Young and good blocking, and ha
before bad quite f1alc with NJ,
S--h, OF New Yo,k, who had address
81 " io,'4. :" h"r ~-ih.r tam iiarlv on IT,
boat, aud " HON she took 10 task at IL
dlnncrtatIc one day greatly to hs NOR
titica,iou. 1T the teatatle quite Il DIS
cu,sion took place about the flag an,
, the Unlon, the Consular gentleman Ia
king part in it, Suddcbiy champion
Appeared TO, the flag in the person of
man who had all along in the trip pre-
tended to lie British Post Captain, b.
the ranc ol burnside, bnt who most 0
the passengers thought greatly ac,e,
ike i Southern man. lie was evident
II acquainted with tne seataring lite
, 1Hts lhpt. Il. ne,o avosced himself a
Capt. Semmes, OF Tie Sumter : SAID h
hm gut q letter from the British Con
Sul at Loguuy/u to LORD Lyons, an
had bee" introduced by the latter as
British suyect to Goo Semurd and 9th
; or otictuts at Washington and sal
he had visited our army OH the Potomac
etc. None II the NoItherners knew IN
! identity, though Capt. Labman think
a he does. The southern ladies claim tina
they were informed in New York tina
Capt Seinmes was aboard OF the steam
+ CT when she left New York He mad
his disclosure when under the int1uenc
OF liquor, as was thought at the time
He avows his trip to Europe to be 70
: the purpose OF buying war vessels, an
: expects to meet Dudley Mann, Vance,
| etc, in London. He vii! be watche
now pretty sharply in London while b
STAYS there. lie had quite Guarre
with MIR. s. OF New York, calling til
: latter blackgusrd, aud pretending tina
: Mr.. s. had followed him ms a sp,
@ which the latte, dlsclsims. OF cOurs
there was quite a row being got up
the saloon, and the captain was sent fc
who Quoted it, aud Capt. Semlnes reti
ell 70 bed.
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i and cautioned net to trsst any person ON &C.
couns of the
sc OFT H o II 3 2.
or Projectors without written ordsr n3ssd oy
oe2y-aul ;. ;. dOA1nES.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15

FhNoKs. lit is said that the Iowa
State Agricultural Society has made an
estimate showing that Iowa would cave
s2,6Oo,OOO annually by fencing stock
into Enclosures, Instead of fencing the
animals oct. The saving would be in
fencing, leaving the cultivated land out
Of instead of ia the fields.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15

A DWELLING FOR SMALL FAAILl
IA without children. Rent not to exceed o.0o
pos annsm. knqaiss st this o2ss. 90
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15

Tue New York Tibune,iu an effort to
be very funny and very sa'lrlcal against
conservative men who hate abolitlonl>ts,
tells the Truth 30 accurately and SO mas
terry that We place its language before
our readers:
can 's.bolitunist' is also an intidel IAN
acrarian, "A iou OF human Government, a
dupc OF bis conscience, woman right
man, an aitl-Sabatanan, 'sp'ra'ual-
ist,' phrenoloGst, vegetarian, You.
rieriteand an opponent OF tabacco aud
capital punishment. All male abolition.
lists wear boards. All female abolition
lists are 'tloomers All OF them, being
tain,ed by peace principles, are as"~e'i-
" liz favor Of insuIIccuon, with tise,
bloodshed, rape, anarchy, and a general
whiz OF everything"
There never was better plctnle OF
an aboltIonist drawn than this. l. Is a
itc-ikc rotlait, recognizable at sight.
PREMATURE Decay IuE HOUSES OF
PARlIaMEST. The new houses Of Par
lment ought..to have been built If "do-
lomitc,' that being the stone promising
the greatest durability. Dolomitc, in.
deed, was actually used, but, uulnckiy,'t
was not tn ,ish; dolomitc. The arti-
Gle was 'amorphons," whereas it ought
to haze been "crystalline;" and the con
sequence Is that the new palace at West
minister is already clumbling away,~hilc
the resources ot science have been tax
Cd in vain to arrest the progress of dc
composition.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15


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turer, one door vast Of corner
us 18th and i.cCiaire streets, Davenport,
ova. All instrument. of my own MAKE warranted
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DsvxNPcRT, April 10. 1890. lapllS-dl~
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CARPETS AND Oil CLOTHS !
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS
-POR--
Private Use & Medical Purposes.

THE UNDER SIGNED HAVING SECURED
the agency from one Of the Oldest Importing
Houses in the United States, is now prepared 70
offer to the citizens of Davenport, lin original
packages only strictly pure and reliable article
Of Old pale Cognac Brandy, Hennessey, OtaFd.
Julcs Robin& Co., Pine, Castillon Go, and cherry
Brandy, Holland Gin Cherry Rum, Madeira, Brown
sherry and Port ines, Port Juice, Mumms Cab.-
net Ga ampagDe, London Porter, English and JET
freys Ale, Brandy Fruits, Cherries, Peaches Pears
and Atricots, Assorted Preserves. Guava Jelly,
Sar,iines, Walnut and Mushroom ketchup, Wor.
CO stershire Sauce, Choice Cigars, Olive Oiis and
French Mustard, ETC., etc.
- lie will also keep constantly on hand
FLOUR, GROCERIES, VEGEr ABLEs,
FISH, SUGARS 4 TEAS.
Fresh Lake Fish received every Friday morning.
Also fresh Oysters every morning BY express.
Goods delivered free Of charge.
+. A. OLIVER, Ag't.
oct1s-dd.vlm] No. 81 Brady st.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15
itl)S.
LOUIS A. MAJ kIOr,
BANKER a DEAL Fix IN EXCHANGE,
Davenl1Cct, Iowa.

~1s ~ oAAI1Ipup Iowa.
agl diff
Ii. -. coNGD ON,
4 TIOENLi AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
~ and Notary Pubic Ohcc, North wos,
orner - Grady and s'eS.ond streets, upstairs
ntranrc "n brady street. July Z6-dti
cHAs. 4. PUTNAM. JoaA n. Eonkns
aUsNAM a KOIuK>.
4 TTORNLNs ANbGuI NSEtpRs, ATIAW
IA ofrick, Das"por, Ei"a, No. ~, Main ST.
Second Floor. ,uu2 -dtt
w.. T. tg.AKk.
I T1OkAEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW
"A and Notary Public. No. Nichols Block, n.v
export. ava. mar5 II
j. Is. l.EAKE,
4 1TOkAEl AT LAW OlJICE 80. 1
IA hckoli's Block south west Garner Brady and
Second stgeets, Davenport, Iowa. tsl2i
r. g. cAMrHkL Jon,. O. BILLS.
CAMPBELL \ Bills,
4 I1DkNE>S AND ASEI.OiS AT LAW.
~ Office. ". !, Da,en.-st's Block. nov2i #
JAS T. LAnE, o.w SEMINAR
LANE sEiNNaM.
4 TTORNEiS AZ LAW. OFtitE-toh
~ MN 81 Second and Brady Streets. ovc'
smiths store. Dec
! GEO. H. !, now r. BROWN.
| DOW r nAOW,,
4 TIOEA..l AND COZ hSEinks3 Al LAW
| ~ and Not,ri., Fable.
| :. &. RkowH, tinted states Commissioner.
| oFrich At Louis A. MacLiots Exchange o.
fee, Davenport low, mar3-,i
FRANK fL,MtR. ,ao yAa nosas
| PLuMEK \ VAN lIOSEN
| A TTOkNti AND COT hSELOKS Az LAW
| IA and Notarisr Public Also, agents for sbs
| Charter Oak City lire Insurance Co, HartSAsa'
| Conn, Capital, ssoc,o0o, Guy Fire insufaSeo T..
| New Haven. C"nn., Capital, $500 900
| Office in Le.iIa,rc BLOCK. davenport laeIf
wM. 7. DiITOE,
4 TTOKNEI AND COUNSELLOR At Law
y OFFics, up Stairs. corner Of Mann and Second
streets, IN McManns i shepherds block, opposite
| state Bank. mcii2,-htf
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! J.o. p. COOK. }. wIi.h"H 1krkY
| COOK IS s.KssSi,
S"ccss9rs 10 Zoo! D,ii,n Il L,sdhg
AYE ntVh FORMED A PARTNLkani
w Tor tAs rr etice Of tho Law. to <nilich
| shall deyo,. euf PERSONAL attention.
| Marsh s. 800 COOK DkuEy
!. 4. IetgD, NJ. d.,
IlHYSICIAN AND SURGEON OFFICE
j No. 2s, corner Main AMI Third streets, Uay-
| export, Iowa.
DR.. REID ohn he consulted at his ofoc al all
| bonrs Of the day and night, unle4 professionally
engaged .eBt25
| J. c. PARKER, MD. dEo. ". cARR NJ.
DtATORS PARK FIR A. MCCAIN,
| physicians AAB SURGEONS. OFFICE
l NJ. franklin tiock. second floor, Brady 1T,
| between Second AMI Third, davenport Iowa.
| DR. PAKKERs residence, corner 3tn and Lei iarc
| streets DR., Gro ". McCA Ans residence, east
side Brady, second door from corner Of 9th.
myF dit
IQJRTNs HOUSE.
| 4 ,ORstK OF IOWA AND FIFTH nTkkET5
Davenport, Iowa mcb2Zd
LIZ CLAIRE HORSE.
CORNER SECOND AND MAIN ST6.
bavoRQ0oI.f, Iowa.
GI1l.iIA a IA 1..........Ps0psi.to ss.
NFFICE FOX STAGES LEAVING FOR LIZ
| ~ Cl-..e, Princeton. Lyons, Dewitt. Maquokela
and Ana IDosa. june32-dtf
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lGNAYHS LANCER.

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON Il ACCOUCHEUK.
/ OP1ICE-SOuth- east corner Of Brady and Sec
ond streets Office hours from 70 A. H., sad :
to5P.M une07.tt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15

II OG PUMP MAkER.-OFflCk, OPrO SlTk
IL Post Once, Dsvsapost, Iowa.
my9Akv0
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15

AT a meeting in, New York, few
DAYS ago, to consider the case OF the
suffering loyal men OF North Carolina
Bancrot the historian, made aspeech,
which is thus referred to by the New
York Hcen,ng Post:
OGs Of the striking incidents Of the
evening was when Mr.. Bancroft read the
Original letter Of General Jackson trans
mrtt,ug the closing part Of his famous
proclamation to the revising hahds Of
Mr.. Livingston. "One night, IN the
wa,che. Of the night, AZ he lat alone,
..id Mr. Bancroft, ''he finished that
proclamatiou, and az he sent 1t to Lv-
ing.tor, he accompanied 1t with these
words, written with his own hands--the
copy now read was from the original
letter for the authenticity Of which
can youch:
.DrAn SIR: subr't the basis and
conclu lon # the proclamation Tor our
aneud,pcut aud revision. Let 1t receive
yo,r be4, ,lfrt o. language - strike a,
he heart and speak 10 the feelings q
nv deIudcd country men Il South caro-
Tina. The Union must be preserved,
without blood, If This be possible; but
/, mas, be preserved at all hazards, and
AT any Irce
Yours, with high regard,
ANDREW Jackson.
Dee. 4, sac IL o'clock, PM.
"Now," continued the speaker. "caI
any new phantom brighten us from The
love Of the Union? Ii slavery aud Tho
Union bc Incompatible, listen TO thu
words Of Andrew Jackson that come Il
MS from the tomb: 'The Union must a
all haz.rds be preserved y At this Al
fusion 10 slavery the cheering on al
SIDES was terrific, the men rlsing t.
wave their hats and the ladies to wave
,h, If bandkerchic.s. If there ,ver va
A don't, a to the dutt OF the h,ghe
sentiment OF New York, It must hav
been settled by this exhibition
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15

Dissolution Of PHrfNershtp.
TINE FIRM THOMPSON l. BROWN Is
L this day. ssolved by mutual consent. All
debts of the firm TO be settled by james Thomp-
son, MIR. Brown retiring from the firm. Mr..
Thorn pson will continue the business at the old
stand, where he will always be- ready to wait upon
all the public for all past ia
vors, he hopes to merit continuance Of the same
september ., 1861.
JAMES THOMPSON,
spio-dtfl IRA Brown.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15


OCCASIONAL" writes from Washing
ton that Buchanan is writing book:
| understand that Mr.. buchanan does
not conceal tue fact tina, he is prepar-
ing to launch a thundcrbolt upon the
country, either before or atte, his death,
in the shape ola history OF his own time,
and a vindication Of his Administration.
In this great work he is assisted by Elk.
Attorney General Black, who spends
most OF his time in this city, and his las,
private Secretary, Adam j. Grossbrener,
Of the county Of York, in your State.
Both Of these personsges have paid a
recent visit to Whcatland hut Mr..
GiosabIener is the more active collector
and compiler Tor the forthcoming bro
chare.
CE EBHATEp phINCESsEs. : A Saxon
Princess, who refused the hand of the
first Napoleon, is now living at ORES
den. 5 is ever eighty years old, and
has never married. She has two sisters
over sixty years old, who have also re-
fused offers from Dukes innumerable,
| and are still leading lives Of nun-like
ceIlbacy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15
Dn. JULIUS GsaGsEsswOUGu,
>URGEO.r RE.rTEST,

AmesmA HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO
~ the rooms over Mr.. LindAH Jewel
uI0YYyry Store, corner Of Brady and Third
streets. Entrance N Third street.
ine2t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15

NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE.
+ sOkNEK Or FOURTH AND IOWA SITS,
~ Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS 4 so.s, PropTictors,
Free Omnibus to and from the Ofkce for
Stages leaving for LeClairc, Princeton, Lyons De-
Wit, Msauoketa, and Anan,oss.
Fare One Dollar per day. ang1l-l
CLINTON HOUSE
l,OKNEk OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
~ streets, Iowa CIV -, J. TRrsDsLL, FRO
prtctDr 2pe If.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15

II las already been announced that
Captain Semmcs, commander OF the PIT
ya,cer Sumter, had arrived III Europe,
,houy, considerable doubt IS thrown
over the statement. Tie following ex-
tract Of a letter from a gentleman who
wen, ont in the steamer Elinhurg may
throw some jiuht upon 1t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15

IL e ~ q D e a..
Union Ia flee 4 spice Mill,
CORNER OF FRONT AND MAIN
Wne9o' ~ JONES. 4 90.
A. p. q ID. KELLY,
HACKERS OF BEEF AND PORK, AND
i Shippers Of Live Stock, 81 Brsdy sGsst.
ian lO-d EW
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,lIGiiLY IMPROVED FARM, NEAR TOWN.
for trade for q large Farm-difierence paid !;
ar for rent Office in psf Office Block, opposite
the DEMOCRAT AND NEws Office.
iunaQS.A
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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-11-15

TuE BATTLE AT CoLuMBus.-Ths battle, though
Il resulted in victory to us was one that cost us
very dearly. We would be of the v'ry b st to
criticse. unfavorably, the conduct Of our nerals
because we know how apt people ignorant OF mill
torv education. arc to err IN their judgement Of
military operations yet, in this case, we think 1t
Us patent To the most un-niliiary understanding
chat. either our Generals were guilty Of woful
laundering, in that affair, or else they were the
most unfortunate men in the world, in the neces
sites and disabilities that surrounded them The
Metals of the battle will enable every one to srpre
ciate our proposition. We hope that the official
accounts ma be able to show that the loss OF 50
many gallant men, fell on our side, was calan'
iy of war, that could not be avoided, and not the
result of ncapacity in those who ordered them to
that banquet Of death.
s We learn from gentlemen, who have visited
Columbus since the fight that it was believed after
the most careful inquiry that three hundred and
fifty would fully cover our loss in killed, wounded
and MISUNDERSTANDING oil those taken by the
enemy. The loss of the Lincolnitcs is admitted BY
those of them, whom we took to be greatly larger
than ours.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-11-15

nfS. The Charleston Courier says bottle Of
Essence Of Jamaica Ginger viii be found pleasant
and heathful companion to the soldiers canteen, a
corrective Of bad water preventive Of diseases
Arising from change Of water, and in all respects
better than alcoholic stihulahts.
To which the Tenn. Baptist, of Nashville, adds
aThat article is made insthe North, and we assure
al our volunteers and all others, that there is an
article far superior to Jamaica Ginger. or Railway
or Pain Killer, manufactured in this royal city,
1t is called Clark Il Fnllers Ambrosial OIL Dr..
Clark is native Tennesseean. We say to all try
the Ambrozial OH Tenn. Baptist Oct 10, 1861.
For sale by Thomas & Bro, McCauley & Bell,
and w. o. Vance Clarksville Tenn.
Nov /, 6l-2w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-11-15

WoaK WORK Under instructions from the
Chief Engineer of the Department of the West
Capt Edward B. Sayers has come here as Engineer
in charge to direct and superinteud the compile
ttion of the Publications Of this city In pursuance
of his ORDERS he has made requistion upon the
Military Board for ono thousand negro men, to
work upon the Notifications 500 TO have been fur
nished on Wednesday and yesterday, and 500 to
-.be sent in next Monday--all to come with such
tools as their masters can furnish--such rs axes,
shovcs, picks &c. In view of this requsition up
on them the Military Board have called upon the
people of this town and county to furnish al once,
the negroes thus needed in order that the work
may go ON without delay; and would urge
them, by every consideration of patriotism and self
preservation, to respond Immediately and fully TO
the call They must do it, or we shall soon be
ovcrrun by the brutal soldiers of the despot Lin
coin, and have to pay the penalty of delay in snf-
Nferng all the atrocities that have marked their
march in Missouri, and wherever else they have
gone. If we would snve ourselves from worse
;lan savage outrages we must shut out and drive
back these vandal hordes Of the North--ahd mol
'dn hour must be iosU Let every man who has ne.
groes send them in, right aoayi One dollar a-day
will be paid for every hand, theirmasters furnish
ing subsistence for them