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The national Republican., 1861-09-10

RrIsoLDsBURo, (Franklin Co, Ohio,)
january Q, 1851.
Il, G. SPALDMa,
No. IS Cedar street, N. Y.
DIAN SIR: Enclosed find twenty five cents, (25,
address of Rev. VIM. G. Filler, Reynoldsburg
Franklin Co Ohio.
Pour Pils ,perk Ike chaTm-cre Headache al.ss in
aantar.
Truly, yours,
The national Republican., 1861-09-10

0hE truly scle1atptc discovery.
MAsoNv1LLx, Ct, Feb. 6, 1851.
SIR: have tried your Cephalic Pills, and like
hea 90 ceil that want you to sell me two dollars
Sorth more.
Part OF these are for the neighbors, to whom
gave few out Of the first box got from you.
Send the Pills by mail, and oblge
''u' '''''eA. JAMES ssiSiS; KENNEDY.
HAvsnyoRD, pa. } Feb. Q, 1851.
Sin: wish you to send me one more box of your
Cephalio Pills haze received great d,al Of bsneft
''0''' 'MAHa9 sfsHsi!'ilAy KIN sro1kHousE.
sraucs cnrr., Huntington Co., Ps.l
January 1s, 1861.
Cephalio Pills Send them immediately. - ''''
Respectfully yoqqssbt yqHsbt n .,xoro
rs.-IAa used one boa Of your Pius and fsd den.
e1csl1ent.
BxLLx VERNON, (ohio) Jan. Is, 1861.
Sir: Please fnd ipclosed twenty five cents, for
which send me enother box of your Cephalio Pills
They are truly he best Pills / hare eyer trted.
A. sToYER,P P: N.
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co., o.
BEVERLY, (Mass. y Dec. II, 1851.
II. G. SPALDINo, ESQ.,:
wish for some oireula,s OR large show bills, to
my customers. If you have anything Of the kind
plea se sendto me-
One OF my customers who is subject to evere Sick
Headache usually lasti ,g two days ,ea, cured Of
attack IN one hour by your fils which sent her.
w. b. WILKES.
The national Republican., 1861-09-10
THE FOLLOWING ENDORsBMENTs OF
Spalding's Csphalic Pills
viii convince all who suffer from
HEADACHE
THATA
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
IS WITHIN THEIR REACH.

A. hen kSinenials unsolicited by Mr.. SrALDIso
hey aJord unquestionable proof Of tie efficiency
ofhis truly scientific discovery.
The national Republican., 1861-09-10

From the Southern Path Finder, New Orleans, La.
Try them you that are afflicted, and we are sure
that your testimony can be added to the already
merous list that has received benefits that NO other
medi inc can produce.
From the St Louis Democrat.
The immense demand fol the article (Cephalio
Pills) Is rapidly increasing.
The national Republican., 1861-09-10
DLEAsURE GARDEN,

DLFASURE GARDENl
EA.FST EOEFFLER
axes this method OF announcing TO his friends and
the public generally that he has opened his garden
on tue corner Of New York avenue and First street.
for the reception of visers, for the season Music on
Monday aaa nprsday evenings and sacred concerts
on HnnoSu evenings. He has always large supply
OF retre'nueus, wines, liquors, sc. Also the very
best laker Deer from his own brewery. He Also fur
nishes lager Deer TO persons throughout the city.
bowling aiie1 ana gymnasium have been fitted up for
the areoIitaouuuon of visitors mayl
The national Republican., 1861-09-10

IRA single bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED
GLUE will save ten times Its cost annually 20
The national Republican., 1861-09-10

SAVE THE PIECES
Aecnosay......"". .Dfspstea.
MA stich In Time Ssyes Nne."-e4
As ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN, even IL
n well-regalatad families, 1t Ia very desirable IN
have some cheap aud convenient way for repairing
Furniture, Toys, Crockery, 80
sPALDINd's PREPARED GLUE
r,ests all sucn emergencies, ana no houseGoig oA,
afford to be without It, 1t 10 always ready and up TO
the sticking poist
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
n ia Brush accompanies each Bottle, friot
26 cents.
Address HENRY @. ePhGDING 90
No. 48 CEDAR Street, New York
CAUTION
As certain unpriuopled persons are attempting 70
palm oil on the unsuspeoting public In tati9ns OF IN
PREPARED GLUE, would caunon all persons
to examine before purchasing, and see tha' me iui
uame,
Is on the outside wrapper; all others are swlndlins
ooupterfsits r a aa ~ .sxs nova
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-01

CHANGES HANDs.-Our Post Office
changes hands to-day. Our esteemed friend
A. r. Mast retirss, and is succeeded BY the new
sppointee, Charles H. Eldrdge. The office
passes out Of good hsnds-from the control OF
a gentleman. who. for eight years has held it
with honor TO himself and the supreme salts
faction Of oil bis numerous customers. The
powers At Washington, the powers 1t home
ell have been sssti6ed to the extreme limit.
The office passes into the hsnds OF Q man in
whom We place much confidence. We have
nothing to ask Of him, on the part OF the pub
lic only this simple favor: that he discharge
his duties with the degree OF credlbility and
acceptability which has characterized bis illus-
trious predecessor. To isll short Of THE, viii
be TO fall short Of the true standard; to rise
above it will be-impossible. Mr.. Eidridpe
will be assisted by Ed. Russell and George G.
Arndt, and such other CLERKS - the office may
require. Mr.. Smsthem. the worthy and popu
lar assistant Of Mr.. Mast, will tarry with the
new incumbents . few months, to get them
initiated into the mysteries OF the institution
We part with Mr.. Mast, as . public officer,
with deep regret We wish him abundant
success in Whatever business he may hereafter
engage.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-01
Another Gentleman - arrives and
tells big story about Cap.
turing Warrington.
TTilnphant Untes Meetisg II East
Baltimore.
20, 900 Union Men Present.
THE WORK COMING ON.
WAsHNorou Anril %

WASHINGTON, April 20.
Two employees in the Navy Yard we're ar
rested. being found filing the shells With esnd
They will he tried, and, If 9, nv.cted, shot.
The Government has formally agreed to re.
ceive tot thousand of the sevent, i've thou
sand voluu, ,eers called for the term of three
years. and 250O7 regulars for five years.
An srmory viii be established ct Rock L.
land. ILL.,, in place Of Harper's Ferry.
1t 10 stated that the naval academy will be
removed temporarily to Newport. X l.
The Thursday's Montgomery Mail Gays that
portion Of the crew of The Star Of the Vest,
Imprisoned. have arrived for trial.
The troops called out by tho order Of to day
are all additional 70 the $4,000 already required.
The whole number called for by the Government
thus far, is volunteers by proc Is 900 vol
unteers for three years service, 400 regulars for
Eve years service, 70, ,OC0 seamen do 1900 eing
= total Of ,oo0 men, that is, 75.0UO the week
before last, and $1,000 to-day. Even this falls
.hort OF the real number. as several States send
double the number Of regiments asked for.
AsHlNGToS, April 80.
Senator Hunter. W. Rivers, W. ID. Prse
ton. Judges Conkl'n and Breckenhrough have
been appointed by The Virginia Convention -
delegates to the Southern Go gress.
Gen. Harney has been released by the Gov.
srDOr Of Virginia.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-01
E RCIAL :.
DAILY REPORT.


OFFICE O1 fuS DEA0CRAT AND NRW0,l
Tuesday kvs., April ~, losl.
This has been the smallest days business We
have noticed for soms time. The currency trou-
oies oflsst week have % discouraged farmers that
they don care about bringing in their grain.
FLoUH- Firm q tl.sOg 500.
WHsAs-In fair reousst at 6S07Oc. Receipts
l,sSs bu. Shipments 50 b..
BALsY-DuIl at 25@50c.
CoRN--Steady at lss for ear and los Nr
helled. Receipts ss5 IN.
OArs-lse Receipts - bu.
PorA1oas. At s6l0c. Receipts l6S bu.
HAY-Dull At t4@s.
CoAL-From wagon Ice per bushsl Coal vu
ley coal &c in yard Henry county coal loo in the
yard.
woos-Hickory $500, Oak $500 psr cord
LAHD-l0@l2nc4 y b.
HAAs-New Sugar Cured ll@l2Kc per h.
Common l0@E per II.
CHEssE--Herkimer Co. l30l7e per h.; Wss-
torn Reserve llL@l2kc.
PouLrRY-Live Chickens $l.25@1.50 = dos
Dressed e@Sc y h. Turkeys, tO@75c dressed
do. 8GlOc y b.
BUTTER Plenty at 1O@l3Xs p b.
Eses-l0@l2Kc y dos.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-01
Fen PalD.de,ph..

PHiLADGLPHrA, April 70.
A special dispstch to tho Herald SAYS ee.tle-
man just arrived here from Wilmington. N. g..
lea. ing there on Friday and Richmond on satur-
d.y states that the people Of NORTH Carolina we're
al up in arms. and were preparing to come North
.ith several thousand troops, Tor The purpose, .s
Gov Ellis informed him, Of making an attack on
Washington. The day he left Gov Ellis showed
him dispatch which he had just received from
montgomery. stating that some i've til oussnd
troops we're on TIER way to JOIN those Of North
Caroline, about to leave for kich IN oud and that
it vas the purpose 0f toe derate Governmep ept
to make an attack without ments 5 della y; tn hat
if they were to attack it must be .pe before the
Federal Government cOncs ntrated large force al
Washington. He converssd with Gov. Letcher on
Sa'urday morning, aud said that the Governor told
him II was the purpose of the Southern states 10
attack Washington at once. lie Letchsr lad I'd ;
vised against it, but the Confederate Government
we're far instant attack He says he has no doubt
the At ack will be made cry sosn, and 1t several
points at the same time and tn ut every little vii
lage was bristllng with %, :, aud people we're
perfectly frantic lie says further that Uovernor
Ellis showed him dispatch from Pensacol 26th,
from Gen. Bragg, stating that no attack had bsr u
made ou Fort fickcns up TO that time. 1t Was not
his purpose " attack tor some time.
II is again stated that the person arrested was
ex-senator Mason.
PHILADELPHIA, April 80
Trains run from B .tlnors TO Wh~e ing, but
are searched It Harper's Ferry. by Secession
lsts. who are all along tn route.
A large number Of Bal Alim0res0s, Who we're
driven from their homes by the mob. have re-
turned to that city With their families, III.
Union element being rrstorrd to power.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-01

Harrisburg, April ~.
Intelligent gentlemen from W ash nston waited
on he st te administration Invoking It's influence
With the national standardization 70 procure arms.
to defend themselves. They sy that west Of Blue
Ridge Can be held If the secssssry arms were Civ
en in time. they said they we're endorsed BY the
public sentiment Of that portion OF Virgins, They
went westward from here, aud the StAts admins
trAtion has complied with their requ st.
Chief Justice Vermo I, VINO has resided In N.
y. Tor the past two mont hs arrived hero. He came
with passes from Gov. Letcher, and says North
Carolina II unanimously for secession.
The Peun-y iva"is Central ks,lroAd has CIV.
80 Government fremes for new br,dgss 70 r.
pair those destroyed on the Northe. Csntsal.
large Dunhsr Of workm~n and epgo osers
have been quietly concentrated 1t York Tor
this purpose. and will be projected by tsoors.
II 10 the intention to guard every bridge clear
Vi Baltimore. After srriviDg ~ that citv they
will attempt TO pass around the city sDd rsssh
The Relay House. st junction Of tho Baltimore
aud Washington. Should this prove socesss.
fu. they viii hold the Iscs peru snensly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-01
LATGR F1sOu EUsOeR.

81 JonHG April 80.
The steamer A6sistis arrives here shs :. 4,
She left Gslvsy Oh the 33d.
Brssds III. duh and provisioss sesedy.
Nsws gssssslly uoiopostsoG
hAdisos pspsrs dsIy thse the SCssish Gov.
ernmen! intvnds 10 reject the oif-r Of n.
incorporation Of San Dom,ngo With s,.sis.
Polish provinces vsrs bsiax d,sesssd q
Russisn troops for concentration ct wassav.
vrit Of execution has been Issued sxstsse
the Great Eastern q the sat Of scott. Russsll
Co, TO sstisfy their cl.iuns.
i y reported the conservatives IN The Brit
ish Parliament ere preparing strosg oprosilios
TO Gisdstoae's project. In hopes Of miaists.
rial crisie.
ALI the great mercantile houses In Narssilles
have sospsndsd payment. In consequence Of
failure
Gsribsidi said he wss not ssti.6sd With
Csvoars explanation. and that prospects, we're
alarming and insisted on the organisation Of .
Southern army. The mo,ioo wee carried.
Lord j. hn Ross~II sald that ,hs rrope ed
conferences IN regard to the slave trade. hsd
not bee" hsid. tscsues the AwsrieAn Osvses.
meat refused 70 take part 10 It,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-01

Our MONEY MATTERs.-A word with
the people Of this city and vicinity with refer
sncs to the late action Of the Chicago Wild.
cat Bankers. who are endesvoring to thrust
upon the people their trash. BY the papers
Of that city it will be seen that the bank
ers are striving hard to create an outlet sor
the trash they have in their vaults, and they
want the business men and farmers TO be-
come the holders thereof instead Of them
selves. 1t is . grand scheme fer swindling
as We believe We can show to soy one.
The bankers at Chicago-or the Board Of
Directors" Of this grand swindls have issued
. circulsr letter to their correspondents in
the country. which Gays:
"Our Board Of Directors hays ordered that
no deposits OF money be received, or open
accounts kept with parties, Wh0 do not assent
TO this agreement. Should Il bs declined ,lease
direct q transfer Of your account. collections.
etc:
just so, if you can't take such stuff as We
choose to feed you withQs being oil We have
TO live on) don't come around US. Very
we'll They 60 on to say:
Enclosed . = copy Of the agreement en-
tered into. for your (the bankeis) signature,
should you be disposed to cooperate with
US"
The meaning is If you country bankers
will step In and he p Us empty our vaults Of
this trash which we have been buying up at
70, 80 and 90 cents on the dollar. we shall
be much Obliged. and a!lon you to keep open
an account with us. That's rich very rich,
isn't II.
An now comes tho agreement alluded to
above:
The undersigned. Uhe country bankers)
agree TO rsc-ieve and pay ont, as currency.
IN payment Of debts and general transaction
of business during tie resent sear. the notes
of all the banks Of this Stale at present Ia
ken by the following named banks and bank
ers of Chicago. nrovided tncw you see it) tie
ankers named low agree to DO the same,
The barke alluded to are: Chicago N. d
Y. Ins Co., Is. Y. Carver 4 Co., Hoffman 4
Gslpcke, +. Granger Adams, II. A. Tucker d
Co., Western Nj. d Y. Ins. Co., Z l. Tinkham
4 Co.
Let US see. How long will they take this
trash During the war-J somebody else
will. Now if any one member Of the mutual
swindling society gets into tight place @na
can't swing as long as "the war lasts.' then
down goes the Who'll. batch. The "agreement
is all on one side. Thcy will do something
provided" if tina. provso don't hold
good, those who happen to have the trash
must stand the swindle. Tho farmer who has
got it for his wheat, the merchant who has got
it for his goods, the laborer who has taken it
for his hire. the country banker who has taken
it on deposit, nust stand or fall under it.
weight as as bsst may. The Chicago bankers
have got it out Of their vaults, and that IL
all they want. The swindle is too barefaced
too palpable. We hope no man will be dup
ed by it, No fsrmsr should take 9 dollar Of
it, no merchant, banker or business man should
touch It with forty foot pole. Just so sure az
the Chicago bankers get rid OF it, the war UiH
close! You had better believe it. Don't al
low any body to force q deprecated currency
upon you.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-01

HAssissUss. April %.
The Chief Justice Of Vermont w.s H. Rich.
mond 90 Friday lsst. end had . full oppostu-
oity Of judging Of the number ci the lsocps
thsss lie est,mates them at III 900. snd be.
hev~s that $1,000 more we're south Of that
point. 10 motion Oorthw. I'd.
A gentleman holding 90 Official position IN
Washington. arrived here TO day. after one
wesss stay 10 VTg,a'a. He conn unies -
the important fact that the vote agaiost .sess-
sion 10 the secret s~ssioo Of the Virgins Coz
.eniion wss folly ~ sod not 10 % reported.
Hs got h's informA'ion irom prominent ".m-
Der of the Convention Who dared not make
the statement public. No Virysa,s pspsrs
dared publish it,.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-01
For the Democrat and News.

MsssRs. EpIroRs The First Regiment is
and put itself in complete action every sol
dier knows the importance Of having good
re- zimental chief, therefore q few words from a
soldier on the election Of our Colonel, may not
be amiss.
However brave the individual soldiers Of a
Regiment may be however strongly they may
be animated BY their love to our dear country.
however much they may y'desre to uphold the
credit Of Iowa's First Regiment. yet all their
noble Efforts may be frustrated, by their OBJ
tanning Tor Colonel, a man not capable of satis-
tactorily discharging the high duties of his
position therefore. let the character, military
capacity and past history Gas far as the same
relates TO their military career) of each csndi
date for the Colonelcy Of our Regiment BE-
weighed in the balauce, and then let every
member Of our Regiment vote impartally for
the best soldier. We have now done with Tar
get ShootiDgs and holiday paradee; we are now
about to march to meet ia . deadly strife, .
determined and relentless foe; we must have .
Colonel to whom We can with confidence trust
ur reputation, our honor and our lives
Among the many candidates who are spoken
Of or limited at for the Colonslcy of our Rsgi-
ment. there is not one. in my humble opinion,
Who 10 superior to Colonel Nicholas Perezsl
One Of Hungarys noble heroes, his military
record 10 bright with dseds Of bravery ard
GeLerslehip Sti ! in the prime Of life, full of
love for the country of his adoption. possessed
Of vast military experience, and Of every quail
ity that makes the soldier and the man, Colonel
Nicholas Perczsl 10 the one 10 be the Colonel
Of lowas Fret Regiment. 1t would occupy
700 much space to give even an episome Of that
period OF Colonel Perczeis life, which wit
messed the stirring times Of the uprisiog Of
Hungary. From the beginning Of the revolu
tion, from the time ne left the bench and Of
fered himsslf for the defence Of his country e
Liberties, his name has been Identified with
that Of Hnngary's most favored sons he has.
together with his brother, the celebrated Gen.
Moritz Psrczel filled some Of the most impor.
tant commands IN the Hungarian army. After
the fatal Termination Of the r~voi ion, tcgeth.
er with kossuth, he repaired to I.rksv. there
after cams to the shores of the United States
and row as the latter lie 10 perilei by the
trsschery Of secessionists, if We elect him our
Colonel, NJ fi Ter commander will be found no
staupchsr s0'diei, 10 hravsr man. to prssery
the ho1og 81 Iovas Fret Regiment. and that
Of our beloved stars and stripes
..s,s ... .s FIRsr RlGnrSr,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-01
From AA1sp Lis.

ANNAPOLIS. April 20.
Fortifcations commanding ths railroad and
country. come twenty miles from Annapolis.
we're thrown up yesterday.
Annspois Vas made military depot yester.
day.
zen Butler viii remain here.
From IN stta.hee Of our Minister to Paris
i ct arrived from Washington. ve have re'ia
bile confirmation sbat 10000 troops from the
southern Conf-de-scy are nov ia Virginia. and
more are pouring In.
The A im,nistrstlon has notified Governor
Letcher that one step Of advance from Rich
mond will cause . speedy invs-ion Of Virginia
From the west farmers from Virginia hAvs
forced the secession lines and report . strcoy
Union feeling . few miles from the capital.
We learn from privste source that the Sc
cessionis,s saved six thousand musksts at Her.
per's Ferry.
saturday night tho Superintendent 81 the
baltimore d o. 10 Railrosd vent to Washing
ton to get the road from BsltImore TO Wssh-
ineton open, hut met With no success. He said
that the Mary land Legislature reius~d TO psss
the ordinance Of secession, by atwo-third vote !;
sleo repor' ed thst an armistics 0f six dsys hss
been made. and that tn Secretary Of Wsr hes
gone tc kchmond. The latter Item sssates
great oissatisf.cti q here.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-01

Tax members of the Sixth Ward
Home Guards met q Rem vick's office - per
notice on Monday evening. 2sih inst., 70 per-
feet their organization. when Wm. Crossen Va
CO led TO the chair. sna the following oficsrs
elected:
Captain-JohL Ysotis.
Fret LiAutenant-I II. Sears.
Second LisutenAnt-Jno. X. Jackson.
The election Of other officers ~as deferred
TO some future meeting.
The officers elect we're appointed commit
lee to select some suitable place for drill.
The company numbers sbout so members
The Star spsnflsd Banner vs' then sung
whom on motion the meeting adjourned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-01

OHV A0O a pbU OOs
The Esening Journal learns from gentlemen
lust returned from Mississippi thas IN many
paris Of thst State people are suffering from
wsnt Of enough 70 est Corn. witch y the
chief article Of food. Is very scarce 10 tow0s
and through the country. At one s'stion there
we're only 80 socks. end that vss o0ly corr.
There 10 Ut little moesy. Those sbl. 10
leave ere fleeing the country 10 escape starvs
,ion. Stations along the Ohio ! h0bils rail
read are packed with freight, much II which
has been there for months, the people bell
too poor 70 pay railroad charges. The Tsh-
roads have stoppsd sending provisions south
usles. charges are prepaid. Inc IoarH6
vouchss for the responsibility OF this inios'Sa
llou.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-01
AT AN adjourned meeting of the bust

Ar AN adjourned meeting Of the busi-
nsss men Of DsvsDport, ON she currency qoss-
tion, held at Lahrm aims Hall on Monday eve
ming April 29th, inst, the chairman. John
CoIlins. E-q.. called the meeting to order. The
Secretary being absent. 8. K. Bsrkley vas
appointed Secretary PRO TEN. The committee
reported. Rspor. accepted. and after consid
erable discussion laid on the table till next
meeting. On motion adjourned TO meet st the
same place on Monday evening. May 18th.
s. K BARLEY, Sscy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-01
DAVENPORT. IOWA. WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY l. 1861

MERcIFUL-The Chicago Railroad
Gazette ssys the following resolution passed
unanimously ct the business meeting Of the
Washington Gusrds." No. 50 Dearborn street.
and 10 commended TO the consideration Of the
Union soldiery generally:
WHEaEAs. since Gen. Beauregard has shown
90 much II the milk of human kindness -
TO request the departure .'of the women and
children from Washington before Saturday.
thersfere be it
Resolped, That esid Bsauregard be hung
when caught, with 40 little torture possible |!
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-01
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ANNUAL
i meeting of the Stockholders If the 3.issis-
siPpi Missouri Railroad Company will be
held 1t the Office of said Company,
in Davenport, on Monday, the third day o!
June next, TOR the purpose of electing Directors
tor sald Company Tor the ensuing year, and for
the transaction of any and other business which
may properly brought before it.
DAvEoPoRr, Iowa April 80 1885, -
apr30-4w PRICE Sec,v
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-01

SwoRN 1S.--Yestcrday Judge Dillon
administered the oath Of Office to the jackson
Guards. 1T their quarters. The Guards were
harrsngued by a short. but patriotic speech
from the Judge and the officers. They are all
right. They are good men, and are ready TO
fight At the drop Of the hat.