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piG NOTICE


To r.. B. French, William Hees. R.bart French
Geo, a. Anderson i CO., Henry Homann i Co..
B.F. ssepger, Josiah HaiLes, hm. III. Cleg-
horn 4 TO-:
NDl and e4ch OF you are hereby notified that
/ rhefe il nov ou Il 4 In thr rlicr Of he Clerk #
The Eietr,et Court Ill Lsc County, Iowa, NJ 70 1
Madisen.a petition Of Hiram barney, canning Of
you r. B French the sun of seven hnpdrea sui
fifty d.lais. and lo per nt. iniprest as money du.
on mortgage made hy 5au :" Charles Mason nj
since assigned u said Hiram b rnes, ds.cd au..
Sth. 1855; aiso claiming egsirs. Zach of you The
foreco ur. of sal Iport4 e.. the same being upon
lots one 1 and two ], in Block -isty-sight 6s1
In Nasen's lower ad NJ oa 10 iao Cay II heoa az
Ice rounte tova, Tor the pur hase money aud
further asking for sale isaid premises, and gen
eral relief
AAd dunless ypu appear and snswer said petition on
or b.f9re oon st tue sece,a asy OF the next term
If said Court, TO c,mpelce at Fort Madison, all
tito thru Munday vi May, A. ID. iSrl default
sli b. un eret agailst you and Judgment rel-
dsrsd thereon, the petition taken ~ ~ you cor
fsssed, snd dscre~ Tel udered aga nst you pray
therein. NnElE n oIaUsG,
Fe.. il, 1881 lm Plaintiffs Attys.
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MO1lCts
To Nj. p. Sharts, Chloe A. sharts, William Tim
herman lfanfaYd h Rrn. O. N. Lyman Eiek len

NOTICE
To NJ. p. 4harts, Chloa A. sharts, William Tim
herman lianford / Bro, q. n. Lyman, Fiekien
X Lucas:
y1.HERE is now on hle In the eiice Of the Clsrk
/ OF the District Court VI Ice County. Iowa, At
claiming III M. Y. sharts and william Timhsrmau
u Judgment fer 81 600 on prvmissory note xecu-
ted BY them y plaintiff, snd Against all the asfsn-
dants tha fotcei sure of moitgage executed " NJ.
z Hharts sDd Chloe A. shaTts real estate Ia $50.
kuk " secure said roic.
Uaiess you appear ard anawer ssij petition on or
before the ssecond day VI tho Msy sern, 1851 NJ
noon OF said Court dsfault wis. he catered juag'
Inent will bSrendtrsd End th. property ordsTsd %
bs scld.
RANKIN 4 kMILLER.
Jan. ia, 1871 plifl,s Att'ys.
Let tho above sotiee be published Tor four eon-
sscutse weeks In tho DAILY Gate city Published
In Lee E9unfys IOWA, ERIE !. IEktH,
JAM IL 1861. clerk District Ceutt.
Ian lgd4w
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To Hubbard Stone, Charles Stone, Jacob Bushcy,
o. HI. CVx. Bo, "a Biaeen Nj. su livan, Fredcr sk
Zngg. " iIiism n. Williams. Robert LII. Saith,
Jonn W. HaLcJck, A. II. Sstvcnson, Kilgore
" ilson Co... Iarson. Perry 4 Co., q. w. kUwe,
Ray Bro, samuel Boy yles, Safe of Iowa tor
the VI School Fund, Henry g. iei.1uis ana Ls u
ise Uctavla UeLoals, miaor hsias Ut Ei1sb III
Delou,s, deceased, and MAitln stafford, their
Gpardisn:
NLU aun each Of you IRE hereby notified that
i th.rs is Iew lie in ihs Office ot lhe Clerk
VT The District curt II Lee 6. uAty, Iowa, st hort
Madison, petition ol IL am Larn4 y. llaluaxg q.
ypn IIAha III -luue aud LL-rses @ttss .A4 sssat ef
biIty-fve hundred dolat snd . per cent. in tere l.
money due III a mortgage mace by you 10 Chus.
d asoa hAd since a. ikned 10 sAiu iii an Barney,
dates bury q, lsai also claiming ayaiGst exsh
" yeu lbs fsr.eiesure If sAid uor gage, The saiav
being upon Lots six lGI AMI seven [i] in Book
tigutlo IN Mason's Upper Addition L. the City oi
kenE uS, Ase County, Aows, for purchase mons VI
and further asking lor ssle of said premises, and
ges eral rulief.
And uniess you appear ard answer said PETITION
on or bsfura the noun Of the n day Of he Il. III
term of SAID Guuft, TO commence ut trt Maui
tbs. third Monday OF Msy. A. h. 1861 default win
be entered asalst you, the petision tax. by
confessed. ana ds.ree rsuler.u against JoI -
prayed therein.
NOBLE L STRONG,
Feb 8. ls6l-lm Pl,f's A,t,s.
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To Th mas linnn.
Nuu M hsrsby notified that there Is rev IN
l Gle III tL0 iii re of the tiesk ~ the ID s,rio
Court of l.ee eoanfy, fuwa, at Il srt aArGsor, are
ti,ian of niram Farnny cisiIno9 OF yam Iapma
Dunn the sn,n n twv bur DIRE and lgty skaisrs N
Interest ~ U psre ~ tsr sH* uts as M n y cue
nm a tDortRage made BY you to Charles AIaea md
since asstsne t"said u irafr Barney. daira acso-
birth 1875; alsn cl itni - inst you the f.-c-
essure 1T sssa m rarngs, The asms being upfn 81
No.three (3l 10 Hlvck vnc Lan5red and aeventy.
nine fI7ef in the city u Ksoknk, lee caauty,
foxw, forth vurchsFr n1nncy AS ciriminr twen-
Ii thrrg 33 iNN dol Rrs fur Ikea PAID OF sa pro-
psrtys aud further ling for Ssls OF aid ltlai-
scr, and general rehef.
And duness yen ppearanl answer faid ptition
ar fefore tom Of the scsnd day Of sh, mex.
III m al sad ceu-t. ~ comm NO ~ Fort MADISON
90 lne 81 Mnn.aY VI La l. y -A.taalt-
viii be cred agsinst yoe; the petition taken -
py son aa4fessed, md deere rcndexea against
you MS prayed tk.rsin.
KOELE STroy5,
Fob. 10. l5eIdtn PhEs Atty's.
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Iletry LATHE, M. iAl.xs nder, oscar Burhridse.
- Wn II Leach = Gen, " aa.A Il. l.. hnddirk, l..
-StaEk nal her .---------
NOU snd each II you are hereby notified that
i there 10 now ON file In The osisee OF this Clerk
the District Court OF Lse LoCnty, Iowa, at Eort
Madison, = petition oil Hiram Barney claiming IL
you Louis OK the sum OF one hua.rsd aniiars \, a
interest at iO pes cent, ss mon y due On mort :
Ssge made ~ You 10 Iha,lrs Mason, ard since as
sign.d ~ saia iilfam r. rney, da ted Dec mber 23
1888; also claiming against eaci Of yon the fore
ele%afe OF sata mETrtssgs, the same eng up,n Lot
No. seven ~ b losk n oae hu pdrcd and forty
five i45] inthe city Of Keosuk, Lee cou.,y, low
tor tnn purchase money And for taxes paId on said
mortgeged premises; and fur hsr asking fur y sale
VI said pfpmisss, and general relief.
And unlcss yoa app ar and answer said petition
on or heirs tie motnns Of the second cay VI the
next term us said ,ourt To oInmenoc at Fort M ad
ison Tie third Monday u May, A. y. 1861, = DE-
fsuit vii! he entered against you. the pet,tit
ken as by ynu emf sod. and = decree rendered
against yoL No Trayro tnaresn.
NtB-E j. STRONG,
Feh.S. 16fl-lm Plth's Att'ys.
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a.s ssAL NOTIGE.


Wv are hereby notified that there is now on
L file IN The ufhce If the Clerk VI the Districs
C"nrs of &c County. Iowa, at Fart Madison, y ne
tor OF Hiram BAraey, elaimingf ysu William j.
Linn the uin Ut fur hundred dollars with inter
est At ~ er cent. per IA urn. NJ y onty due IN
sn.r gage made by you To b aries Mason and sin o
ghed ~ iiraaa sari ey astc1 March 4th, is 3d.
AFRO claining asainst yau TIE foI.closure # ra.a
mefigtEes the sAale eing upn the north wesi
q qtaftert4l of the n,mtn-eest qIarter 1sf sec
ion wanSs tie laal t1wnsb1 i stxty-sev.n [H7l
noa th. Sc Eve laI west le county. tosa FIR The
pur hasf ~ suey, nj furhsr king f,r sale OF
Said prtmi e., and X snaral rciet, .s~s
And unless sou aplfar and answer said petit
tion Oh y Def re tn Loon r ths second d.
III III, I term ~ raid District court, to com
IN nee at Iort ti ad ssa on i6e lsiri Monday .f
Nay, Al. 1891. ,alt wall be ents-, sg aiuss
Jnu and Jul 9msnt repdertd thereon, The petition
taken r. by yon canfsssei, aud deere rendered.
against yeu as prasesl % rem.
NOBLE i STRONG,
Feb 1 8 f@Gf I'm aiFttf.s
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To Johr rlrn, pe 81 Iart, :. &. Eurb' iGgs Jsmes
+. ksh;ntpa, iir., Julia Agne. Daniyl Agas,
Mifi.-ei assney, State of Iowa, N. Ii. Gra ser
J.C. Lemon:
N-psf AL /. ea of you arc hereby notified tlst
i there il on tie in he otlcc of the "a irk
.. the Lastri.s Court ef Lee County. Iowa, at M
Madison, u pN tifin ef Hiram Barney eiiu,inx II
you JaLr Dun0 aesum OF three hundred dollars
and lntefest VI Der GO. ~ and thirty dollars for
tax.s 70 q, az Eonty due on . mortgage made by
y.n Charles AasJn ard since ass gnsd tn 1aia
uiram Bstn,y, dated October 4, 1855; also claim
II against usth OF yen the ir,cit sure oi slii
mortgage. the same being upan Lot No INC II in
Beck one hundrea aid seventy y-nnc l79l, In sbr
City " ke1kuk, Lee County, Iowa, tor lie par-
chase money; aud further Asking tor sale VI said
premises, aud e. neral rcnef.
And unlass yoa appear and answer said petition
on or before the noen Of the second day o. The
term VI said court, to com nlsncs Ut Fort Mad
ison on the third Monday ot May. A. u. 1851,
default will hc entered ag.Ist you and ju ig nj
rendered thereon the pst,, taken ~ b. you con-
fessed. AMI decree rendered against you ~
prayed tA1Tein.
NOBLE r. STRONG.
Feb. $, iSel-'m ritf's Attys:
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To Hannah w. MiiI,. Frank Mills, G. n. Himona,
Mary Pewrrs, N ID. pr.u.y, M. Alex ~ der. w.

Mary Powers, ID. Preusy, M. Alex ~ der w.
S. NiLder, II. " hiIboarne, ID =. Bsixhs,n.
No and ea os you are hereby MT Gsd hat
l. therc il SOW file in tie ofiee Of thu Glsrs oil
the District 9oart II lee couniy, Iova, AT Fort
Madison. a petition OF Hiram Barney cha mirr Of
ytu isnnah ". nils the sun, OF t~en iy- -Gre in.
urei dollars, and Interest ~ 10 percent per ann nm
and sixty doisrs for taxes lsiJ, ~ money das on
= mortgage iraie By you TO Ihas Masaa ard ii nee
assisnsd tsssid ififam Barney, dated DecAn her
Sd, ls5t, sisp claiming agaiEst each Of yon t 4e
iorecio>ure oi faid uar gagr, the SAINT h4sHg on
Lot ~. four IN Boss tort, -four AL IN Is-
county aud state OF Iowa tas the rslehase moLe ey;
snd further asking for tne sale of said prem. see
ART genera. relief.
and unless you appear and sns~er said pe.i ION
on ur beo moan oi the second day VI the n,xt
term IL sa Curt 10 nmeuce az Fort Mad son
on the hsd NJ Idasef My $ y. 1851, defa utt
Will be en,.r. ags,r.t youi the petition taken ~
by you oonIsssca, sId iccs.e rendered against yon
as prayed .Aeresn.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
Feb 4 1861 I'm IlH,s Attayneys
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l.lJIVNsu.3 in Eonsnnspf,or Bron.Astgs Asfhs.a'
Ff2AEH ard fiafcrrk, ftrev rr6 Gfre
VXksAZ Sf,sDgfA 70 fhs yoste ~
XsD FUBLlC >Py ~ rms, AND
SINGERS.
Few sr-awarc Of the importance OF checking
u ugh or Common teia" IN ifs irst stage; that
Which the b. girrg ND yield ~ miidresa.dy
II negs.cted rson nttaels the Lrrgs. .B,oscts =
b'oe.hsais 1vcehss,' cnrtaipiIg densuicsLt ingre-
disnts. ailay Fulme rsry snc bronchial iTrltaiian
BRSWN'Al THAT rouole ir my Throat, (ser
IKOCALSw = hich he "Ifochesp arc 4 tp@eitc,)
having mads me often whisl, Yer -
NJ. r. WILLIS.
RRO"NsS ~ recommend their Use TO PUP
TnOCIIEs Lie srEAKEHs"
REV. y. II CHAPLIN.
e u q ~ pr Uxf rlsrfy gv. Ice-
able Tor iicAhkENKss =
kes. II. " AID DsECHER.
BROWNS "Almtst instant reii.f In the
TMOGlIEA distressing iai. rof breathing Iecu.
iisY To AsTHsA.'
E,v.A G TGaLEs1oN.
DAOWs's "cnntaia cpinm or anything
TROCIiEA that is injurious"
Dr. "A. A. HAYES.
aAemi Z, Hosson.
"a simple nrd plcas.n nj csmtina-
tioI for Lotcnsa DC"
1isnWn,s Lr.G. 4. DlGELow,
TKOCIlEs' Boston.
4DcnsGcial il Baoscnlris..
wW OuN,. Bs.lsn.
TKOCnEs ri hays p.oves, them excel lien / for
WHooPiA GouGH.''
Lev. il. v. WARREN,
Bastcn
DROWN,A "Benefeial when cempe!ied to
-: :a.- :. > -. = a.ii st tag isom toi
Lsv 81 P.ANLknsON,
W 81. Louis.
BROWNS "EvpEcTUAL In renewing tho
TKOUHEs Hoarseness and Irritation VI the
throat, common WiiL oIsAKsks
AAA0 AsS16tA
Prot. III. TAcY JOHNSON,
- IL Grange, Ga.
BROWNs$ Teacher Of Mai southern
TIkOGIsEA & Female College.
+ 1lreat benefit hen taken after
L preaching. ~ th~y trssest I!aaTee-
MIR OW NsA sness. trsm their past edect, I
TAOClIEa tsir that they y II - ofpcrlnsneIt
nLvEnrag " tt me-
8 Rev N. K0MLTY, AN,
BROWNS Presr Athens College,
TN UCIaEA Tennessee.
rr-Snld ly all Druggisr ii ~
| nov29 0-6mf.NEkIYlltE CtNIs A BOX.
q. STATFJHD. JNp. McLUNE.
ET1 rFO0D = N1cCUNE,
Wholesale
Grocars and Gonami ssas n ~ srchanss,
asoosopooA AS9vE cas. o. sloxpEAu,
Wster street....... IOWA.
- - sF 8ts5 g&s II R2s1M A *A&
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LAW nULlkN.
GIOKY on Bills, story on pastaesship. 0sssn~
- lsaft Treatise, Dillon 3 biggest. Ju1l Ssesivea
hy O0Uk9. 01VW1xL1A = CO
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LFEMV NUIICF.
To Louis Eak. Vim. W. Beihsap, Wm. II. shaw.
Ieiry LATHE, M. Al.x nder, oscar Burhridsc
Nm IL Leach = Ger, ass. 4 Il. l.. huadirk, l..
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Loco. lasl 4Lo NiEtcf 1EtO
&urPLsEs JssT mEGIsvKDs
J. .nxurcGises. J4AEk DEwsr.
-TSHIHECN h LLWLT,
MERCHANT TAuoLs,

-EIND -eT9BK1y Dtf. hAif JIAfSOF,
yAss. sst ree-issi ~ tEstt farLieL~tls ARlioT-
j i smS saa FurntsEirg t.taahssEeit. choice
Ard extcrsiss s.Fpiy OF Esea6stesks Nas.
ea us = ros, tEsabDxs, un0 q .Gs,s fur.
naAlsua Il OOdAs 81 All dsstftptsOGs. d o..
Ana axvA that thcir work SIS - Juns In tbs
mort arprp " dad @tisiActosy uaHatr. They are
eonstAnsiy receiving ths New hsrA aAd fhitadel-
pkia fashions aud sniacit AZ ho desire
good wora Aad The beet pAsrtA to xiyetfen cali.
0cl6, aiy HuTLHlsSUN ukNEi.
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NOBLE d STRONG,
Feb. 8, lS6f.im Plfn's Attorneys.
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LE0aL NOTICE.

Feb s. Issl-Im III,
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men are sick, mostly measles, and
the probabilities are that oil who
have not had that disease will in &.
very short time. There have been
no deaths in our camps since we
have been cut, and those who are
sick seem to be doing very well.
There are now 10 companies in
this camp, and secea are from good
old Lincoln, the volunteer Coun-
ty" Of the volunteer State" ma
king fifteen companies from that
county, besides good many who
joined companies in other counties.
But lest | weary your patience with
ininteresting matter, l will close.
! Your obcdient servant, r.
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eralfFing produced upon me. But
to The fight: The order was given
to charge bayonets. With yell
that made the mountains reverbe-
rate with the sound, they rushed
madly on. / was near prisoner
when our bows raised the yell; he
remarked, "Well, our boys are gone
now" which was correct. There
were some there, but were there to
stay unless their friends would take
and bury them. We started back
quick time, crossing branches and
creeks every 20 CT 80 yards; we
reached our camping place about
3 o'clock, and commenced killing
reeves. It hardly got cold before
the boys got to slieing steaks and
roasting them on the Goals, which
we eat without salt or bread, and
which tasted very well. Next
morning we started again to make
an attack, stayed two nights and a
dey in two miles of them, unfurled
our flag in their sight, but the cow
ards stuck to their holes, and new
er even sent men out to bury their
dead after we had left and there
was 10 danger. Then we were or
dered to retreat. The last nightof
our retreat it rained terribly. !
laid down in the mud before the
fire ard had a fine sleep. We ar
rived at our camps having been
out Z days, having undergone ma
ny hardships, having slept with
our feet almost at their camp-fres
fired guns under their noses, IN.
furled our hammer before their eyes,
took 60 prisoners, killing about 20.
and getting back to our camps hay
ing lest only one man (killed y
Shamel shame! on the towards t6
let handful Of men invade their
domains, and do everything we
wanted to, without ever attempt
ing to stop us or cut us eff. We
were completely under their thumb
several times, but they took no adj
vantage of it. Just think that if
body of Yankees were TO invade
Tennessee, and pop caps under the
noses of Tennesseeans? What
would become Of them? There
was one left of the Spartan band
to tell the tale. But not one Of
the Yankees would be left if they
would treat us as we did them in
our invasion.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
G'EgEs1ADEETz7IA

q BrHe0o'snt Institution esfallistedJy speo.I
t,''dogmeni. for tie Rflief cf-the SIX p1Al
Djs'ye ,ssl, afflicted ,rfh Ks7,'ent and mi
d mic Disease, o1pl eslr9eT4 for tLe enre -
Diseases of me SeTpai ORGANS
M EDiCAL ADVICE given gratis by tho
LA Acting Surgeonl 10 all who apply bv
letter. with descriI in Of their coEGiticn.
(age, occupation. babIs Of lie, 5 CO. and in
case of extreme povety, Medicines furnished
free of charge
VALUABLE REPORTS on Sperma.or-
rh9a. and other Diaases Of The Sexual
Organs. ard on the NEW REMEDIES en-
ployea in the Dispert iry sent to the afflicted
IN sealed letter envelopes. free of clarer.--
Two or three StamrS FOR postage will be sc
celtabie.
Address DR.. J (. sKILLTN HOUGUTON.
Acting Surgeon. I bward Association No. 2
Sonth Ninth Stref, Philadelphia, Pa. BY
order Of the Direftory.
EZRA D. EAR"WELL. President
GEO FAIIC1ILD, Secretary.
Nov .15--l2h.
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Bridge, Burning in East Tennessee

Friday night last five railroad
bridges were burnedin East Tenres-
see by the emissaries of Lincoln
and Andy johnson. Two of the
bridges are on the Western and
Atlantic Railroad. across Chicka-
mango creek, in Hamilton county;
one ON East Tennessee and Geor-
gia Railroad, across the Iiiwassee
River, in Bradley county; and two
On the East Tennessee and Viz
ginia Railroad, one across Little
Creek, in Greene county, and the
other across the Holston river, at
Middletown, in Sullivan county.
The guard at the Hiwassee bridge
had passed through it before it
was discovered to be ON fire in eve
ny part, and he saw no indication
of fire, showing that some combus-
tib!e material was used in apply
ting the fire.
The bridge across Little Creek
was guarded by FIVE men, who are
reported to have been unarmcd.
They were overpowered, tied, and
carried away, while the bridge was
fired. They were not set al liber
ty until the next day, we hear
Three men have since been arrest
ed, one of whom was identified by
the guard
The bridge at Middletown was
not guarded, because it was in the
midst of a strong Southern people.
The same night an attempt was
made to burn the bridge across the
Holston river at Strawberry Plains,
in jefferson county. The guard
was attacked, and, it is reported,
he had one of his hands cut off and
his skull fractured. In the melee
it is supposed he either killed or
wounded one of the incen-
diaries, as there were evidences
that one man had been dragged
off the ground. The alarm given
by the guard attracted the atten-
ton of the people, who came to
the rescue and put out the fire
Union G american.
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The Senlimelnnl 4 Europe.

4 EG CtHtiutbt ~ Euitpt.
The clouds Which have hung
over the character and strength
Of the Southern people in the eyes
Of Europeans are being gradually
dissipated by the logic and light
Of events The European idea
Of American slavery, derived from
the journals of the North, that
it is a systematic barbarian, is
false in fact. We have been
grossly misunderstood in Europe,
which is now surprised to see. such
docility among cur slaves in war
waged really on their account and
for their liberation. British Jour
mails generally, and with undls-
glised contempt, begin to COM
ment upon the inability of the
North to subdue the South, and
upon the destruction of civil and
constitutional liberty at tn e
North. On the first point we
quote as follows from tie London
Review:
The North may he assured Of
one thing, which is, that if the
war last much longer, and the
South continues to win al, the bat
ties, the Kingdoms and States OF
Europe-and Great Britain among
the number-will be compelled to
recognize the Southern Conleder-
acy as a de .jaeto Government. IN
our day, Governments cannot lis
ten to debates upon the de Jisre
when the de .5tcto is before them,
fer if they did they would be en-
gagged "a succession of wars
The King Of Italy is recognized
by England and France, because
his kingdom is q fact; and the
Southern Confederation bids fair to
be acknowledged on the same prln-
ciple.
The Review takes the position
that the Southern States had a
right to secede from the Union;
that the South had as many inheri-
ted rights as the North, and there
was no treason or disloyalty III
their withdrawal.
But the Review states what it
regards as tie worst feature de-
veloped by the war as follows:
Liberty no longer exists in the
Northern half of the Republic.
Military law, by stern and in
vlncible necessity, rides rough
shod over the civil law whenever
the two comes in collision. Con-
gress-in panic which it mis-
takes for vigor-votes away with
out comment, the dearest rights
of the people; oyerthrows, by a
vote that is almost unanimous,
and that would be entirely SO were
there not few secesslonlsts still
left among is members, all the
securities that formerly guarded
the purse or person of the citizen;
squanders money with a reckless
ness that has never been equalied
in the worst wars of the Gid
World; and, IL all its doings, gal
lops at such pace as to suggest
to Americans, as well as to Euro
peans, that the day Of adictator
is at hand-of a dictator who will
make permanent that depriva-
ton of liberty which is now al
legged to be temporary.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-14
The Chicago (Illinois) Times, OF

The Chicago Illinois) Times, of
the 5th inst, remarks:
1t has been a matter Of surprise
that ever since the breaking out OF
the great rebellion, nearly the en-
tire British North American press
have Enthusiastically shown their
sympathy with the South. These
papers, we are assured by an intel
ligent gentleman, who has long re-
sided in Canada, reflect the prevail
ing sentiment Of high class of
the Canadian people.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-14

Hery Ward Beecher says he
intends to vote against a certain
measure, though the ballot box
should be placed in the jaws of
hell.
To this the Wheeling Argus says
every man has right to vote in
his own precinct.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-14
federal Burdens IN KentucL,y.

Federal Burdens IN KentucLy.-
The,Legislature at Frankfort which
misrepresents the State of Ken
lucky, has taken a recess until the
first Mondayin November. Among
other acts passed by it Of an outra-
geous character is one appropriating
five millions of dollars for the pros
ecution of Abraham Lincolns war
against the Southern States. This
act of infamous imposture upon
the people is in addition to the d.
rect and indirect taxes exacted By
the Federal Government. The d.
rect tax imposed on lands and ne
groes, amounts to $500, 900, which
the people of Kentucky are asked
to pay next year alone for the pros
ecution of the war. -
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-14

A duel occurred in New Orleans,
OH Wednesday last, between two
white women, in which one of the
combatants was severely injured.
They fought with bowie-knives.