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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-20

y;shU1TEt'S al E.-Wtcreas. On The 10Th lay
| Ut Dcto er, A. = i-J3 james b. Goud an
i.ucila Could ms wlit. executed unto l'dNia :
Irar,as trustee, a CERTAIN ilerd 81 Trust, CON
yeyih. toslnl ru zee tau lana ~ Gatare COUNT
Va 1escribc,i as follows, To wit: Inc nertL-
east quarter oi section nun ef sixteen ttb,) III
ioAn.iup No. seventy -uii,e ~ north OF ri! c
hirty-ane west ii he iitih (oth =. Nj which ,ad
c,,uvryance WI. msde by the AID mes r. Got!d
aAi .ueiua st0u A. ipr the purpose oi sc urlns the
Ia Yucnt # "a certain prom S-ury note, AID the
J. /, ret thereon, u ned uy slIi .lJAes l.. GJGla.
t,r is go i ated tuc 18Th day 1 . tnbcr, \. =,
i,59, ND payable to the order q DurhA m 4 Booth
And now sand iote aavI pecouie due ana pay
able and the sat James h. Gould having failed 10
pty he same save and excepting the sum I'll one
hun red an ninety uIne a3-it q NJ 10 DAVID
:. rue trustee aforesaid, DO he' ehy give TINS
public notice, that by virtue OF the 20 er which IS
IA me- vested by salG iJeed OF Trust, Il will, Oh sat
urday, the 9Th hay OF November A. u. lSbl, al
the nuur ut Two .'cosb i tee ternOon OF saIa
day, at the Court Hons 1907 il he clty OF Day
export. expose and offer for sac, al public auc
tion the parcel OF land above described, SO
much thereof as shall he necessary To satisfy
and pas the al cunt OF said Ia tc With the IL
terest thereon to the day vt sale together with
al The costs ami expense, attending said sale,
costs OF this notice and Trustee tees.
Dated tae llth day OF October, A. 1861.
DAVID >. True,
ocl dts Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-20

o1NRU >TEE'S SALE.-As authorized and en-
/ powered by Il .'eed or Trust, executed t. me,
Frusiee. on The a day OF January, A. -.
1853, hy JOSEF, leClaire ana Anna NJ. lie
t.arc, his vile, which trust deed on the
= day oi February, u Il ~ recorded In book
J. Ot town l. I mortgages at ,age $50, Of : OFT
ounty Records )-dcjauli having been ma lie in the
payment of fhtereat ahd taxes levi aud assess d
On he he eintitsr described 10, Of land de-
tauit o. winch, ~ the terms o said trust deed
it j. made optional wi h the holde. of the notes
thereby secured, TO consider the prime pal note OF
) $50 ana accrued interest, as due the said
holder having copsidetei the "a Il principal note
and interest a. thereby fallen due
| Shall on Tuesday. The 9th day If Nov amber,
A. ID. l96i at the hour OF nj cuck
in the forenoon of said day, sell. at public aue
ttuu, at the House IGOR, III the city Of Dav-
export u the sh,si bidder for c.. h. the follow
i!,g cs .ibed acts al real estate, sit Iaie in lie
city OF davenport, scott county. Iowa, VIZ: Tho
cast sixty (60) feet # lt iou in IL OK eighty
five so o lie C.dire's Addition to the cry OF
llaycnpor together with al the i'm rovemenls
III ereOu situatei-or So nuca Thereon shaii b.
necessary 70 satisfy tne atnount due. with cost
aAi exp ns,s at III liking sucl. ~ie
The trust. c will convey only the title conveyed
to him. GEO. Il. SAAGENT
ocl Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-20
Semi-innnal statement. No. lO2.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.
= q q q q q 2 !. q a.

For details in investments see small cards and
irculars.
lnsurances may be effected in this old and SUBJ
tantial Company on very favorable terms
Apply TO W. +. ROSS, Agent.
~ Dwellings and Farm Property insured for
a term Of years at very low rats
lyl9-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-20
P!llsburg, Fl. WaYne l. Chicago
x AILEe q A ID.

Is "A i Il e u "A -.
C. ,sys 49, =.
MARS RUN FROM CHICAGO T PITTSBURG
~ without change, connecting with the great
PENISYL VAAA CENTRAL RAILROAD
Few York. Philadelphia, Baltimore and w ash
sguon city, and all the interior towns of Penn
eyiyaGi4, View Jersey, New \ ork, MarylanG, &c.
Merchants by taxing this route, Will have the
advantage OF ali the eastern markets at no addi-
tioual cost.
La-gage checked through.
J,ati.s leave The Depot, Cana! street, west side
ticago, daily on the arrival ct Trains from the
lest aud Northwest.
Connecting al Crestino with Cleveland Lake
shore /, X. to .junkirk, Buffalo, Niagara + alls
hew York and Boston, and all the interior
TOW OF New England, via New York Central
AMI New \ ork Erie Railroads. Also South t.
Col mbus, GAINESVILLE, Newark, Mount Vernon
steupenviile and heeling, and Interior towns
81 UaiU and Virginia.
The above trains connect at Forest with trains
n MAJ River Road t, Springfeld, Urbano, Day
.on am ( lnclnlati. Also with trains at Lima tor
.ayton aud Cincinnati direct.
Nare ~ low - any other H cute.
kass myers bound will lind this route both
pleasant and agreeable, passing through many oil
The largest ana finest cities III the United States
Pass ugers arriving at Chicago .n any %: the
s.sGs, IA ind attentive check agents al the de-
pots toi@.eiye checks and convey baggage, free OF
charge the PtttsDurs and Chicago Sleep
.Lg cars accompany each tram.
Tickle, ior sale at all the prime pal ticket ofii
IN the est, and at the Company's oifice, cor
uor ot Randolph and Dear .orn streets, or at the
Depot, est she, chicago.
he par ocular to ASK tor tickets by Fort Wayne
DAN. w. BOSS,
Ssnl Western Pa senger agent, Chicago.
/ A. IA
Freight of all kinds will be carried from Chica-
.oto all points East AT ali times, low rates
A. any otter railroad route. sep2s-dti
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-20
STATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, IS.
~ In the District Court Of said county:
riginal Netice.

STATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, S.
~ In the District Court Of said county:
Simeon Newton
W. rlpllal N0t,ce.
Isabella Newton,
To Isabella Newton, Defendant You are
hereby notified that there is now on file in the of
flee Of the Clerk Of the District Corrt Of Scott
county, state OF Iowa., petition of Simeon New
ton, praying for dissolution Of the bonds Of mat
rlmony at present existing between you. the said
Isabella Newton and the said Simeon Newton, fuI
that you, the said Isabella Newton, willfuy de
serted the said Simeon Newton. and absented
yourself from him, without reasonable cause, fol
more than two years.
Now, unless you appear thereto and defend, be
fore noon OF the second day OF the December
Term, A. d., 1861, Of said District Court, defaults
will be entered against you and judgment rendered
thereon
August 80, 1861. COOK Il DRURY,
as3o-itd Att'ys for Plaintiff.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-20

pm 9iAIh VI lo"A, bi1 nv
'out', 7e"e Gun J.
Tho 0ird oi Supcru-
svrs oil scott county.
Iowa,
IS.
Joseph houe, Mary Mo-
tue James Maeklnto-h, Dec term, n H., ldoi.
Cum. l.. Putnam, Ezra
buckley, Maty avis, j.
Hayes, DAVID Bairi,
JoGu Uoleti, John i.
tblsnau aud j. W.
Stewart, ,Aam'r,
10 the abeye named lJelenlauts
~, 49,, h,,, I'm MAJ on The 2oth day q
Nav,i,n,, sal tnerrw4u . on fi.e IN ia s
ONCE t,e Clofk ~ the J,- rlot Cuuit Of .alt
sootl county In,, tnn of the lu4ri oil sui eJ-
v9suts.l scot co.. lsM, c4aimi Z ol yuu tbs ~
del.uiant he .un OF i've Lunirad dollars, Vi
interest IA, + ,,, Al me rae 81 ten ger cent 4TUIl
TIE iSt day "i J'hn' y, a. ~ ! o. as ~ '1't
W - w l'''.se' r."
H.. ',Tar,'r' ~ ,,,or'',,. a,Ird me i,tn.ly
N ~, NJ MI, ,,,.e,,.d hv m, ~ait a.
-. I NJ. rv yl,,t,c Ia s,., ;
,l,,,',,,n,,, m, ,n,,n ,,a,..i u,tes on pro,.r,-
,"' -, III, ~,
49, ~ .,..a, ,h,..,t,,ri mon. hetnro ,t,.
/, ~, y, ,,.I.,.,ttrn, -, ~. l,;.,r..t
Cont 81 sand coit county t,-wlt the LIST Anll-
aay OF December, A. ~, 1891, default vii b.
eatoiei AMI luig nenl renicrcla again YOU there
on Ani tho s.id de cndaut Mary Motto, J tnes
Mac.lut,i.h 4. t.. futntln, + zrt ouckey, AtIy
ia -. ilAtes Dasld tl. "a, .ohu tioert, ! ia
A. GILMAN att j. ". stewart, Admir-, Will Ike
nolieo hat no personal c.a.n Is ia IL tIust y0G.
Angus, 81, sol.
j. W. Nli.A AXE
Oh w bistri't ftf'recs t.r PAM l{.
. t, -
an o." VI 0""' it''A"i'
N"uF'' cot COUNTY
The noafd Il oniery''
soTs OF scott CouAty,
Iowa,
v.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-20
RAILROADS.


nS AND PIT IL MUSDAY. NOV. 1srB. Il
n nd until farther notice, trains viii leave
haven pert daily, sundays excepted, as follows:
lst ma II train at. .e.oo .. H
I'd fgei xnt ......'''' ,'ve 4. =.
ID mig IL express. - v r. II
Trai is arFiveat Davenport daily, Sundays ex.
aepred, as follows:
lst nj Oh express At ...s ~ A. -
20 .eig III trains at. ..4"v 2. =
I'D mali ,F Ia at. ............ -. wv - -
All trains this route are In direct ccnnexion
| ~ Chissgo with trains over both the Michigan
southern, Mchig Central, Pitisburg, Fort
| Wayne, and Chicago Railroad TO and from De-
ssoit, Toledo. Columbus Cleveland, Cincinnati,
| cIttsburg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls Abs
oy, New York, Philadelphia, baltimore and ash
,ngton Also at iaSaie with trains Of the Hi.
so,s Cent? u Road-North to Galena and South to
- Louis AM caro-.
Passenger. a re reminded of tho necessity OF
giving distinc, ,ons as to the destination OF
lbeir luggage, also toprocure tickets before tax
Ing their seats in The the conduct RS COL
fares only 10 stat ms on the line OF the Chi
esxo and Rsek Island X sliroad.
JOHN +. TR ,CY. Superintendent.
Davennoy, November H. 1861. diff
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-20

Hrafn Or low a, COUNTY uF SyUIT.SS
~ In the District Court.
Mi .hael klauer
, Original Notice
Muia kaucr,
To said Mara Klauer. Defendant :-Ynn Ara
hereby notiie that there j. now n hla an tue
ofhce OF the Clerk of the District tour If s,ii
county, etition OF Michael klauer claimia.s al
you divorce from the bonds maifilnoav. -,
the care and custody OF the children hlizt and
Herman, aisa unless you appear there to ana d.
fend, on or before noon OF the second dav If lha
next term of said Court, TO be hol leu on the fri
Mo Day OF december, A. l,6l, default vii h.,
entered against yon and judgnent rendered
thereon for tne relief hercin claimed ith ey.t,.
CORBlN, row BROWN,
l2-wl- Plaintiffs ttoraeys.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-20
LEGAL.
STATE or IOWA, COUNTY OF SCOTT. SIS
y In toe Distrc Court
Nicholas Fejervary
J.hn E;.,a md Original Notice.
Ida Fiala ct al.

TO john F1aIa and IDA FIaIa, Uefendants
You are hereby notified, that there is now on
file IN the office of the Jerk oil the District
Court of said county, petition OF Nicholas Fee
Jervary, claiming OF you that he has the title
and possession Of the following lands, to-wit:-
he south west quarter "a of the southeast
quarter "a of section No rs, township 50, north
OF range one east, and also part of lots ami S,
In block :, in Forrest and billions addition to Da-
venpor,, Scott County Iowa, and that the title be
quieted in the Pl,intf to said lanis, and that
he have such further relief as is claimed in the
petition to which you are referred; aud unless you
shall appear thereto and defend, on or before noon
Of the ID day Of the n 1t term of said Court to
be holden on the LIST Monday Of February. A. d.,
1869, Pa ntiff will take a decree for the relic
herein claim d, with cost.
DOW l. BROWN,
nv7 div Paint ifs Attorneys.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-20

fbsnh. SIAlr OF
! Court, scot Gun y.
Tho GARD oi ~upcrsl
svIS oil scott county.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-20

Joseph NoI,e, Mary Mo
tie, James Nackinrorn,
tUa, /. fulna Ezra
Luckt,y, tnty nsis, j.
Hayes, DAVID BdIri,
JoAu ljoletI, John 4.
tll IAN aud j. W.
Stewart, .Aam'r,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-20
N He SIAtl or
1 Nourt, scott county.
The i}oard Il SUI ery.-
soIs OF scott JouHt1, ,
Iowa.

John Yvfion. Ann l.. ,Ior !
dan. .,oDcrt Means, VA
n, Ir al, IL. u \ G y,
" hl,ney, n chloe y ga |
lonhc, tauA \ .>Afs ~, |
Satf,Zer, hothcud % /
Goo. \. DAVIS - Fro, |
Caowe'l, icsuen 4 Co, |
tnubb, Bro, Barrow X |
C9.aDAS.ic " hltther,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-20
District Attorney Tor Plaintiff

lie - Ale Or lUAA, Dlolhil
Il Nourt, Scott county.
The Board Of Superv
sois ot Scott Ivuuty,
Iowa,
vs. Dec. Term, A. d., ls6l.
John Frdley, Martha
Fndley aud Geo. L.
HOW'LL,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-20
Eor sale al il Heavy Discount

PUTNAM 10 iERS, Att'ys. nvS.dGWi w
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-25
JEFF. Davis Oh Treason

jeff. Davis, in the summer of 1888, in
Faneuii Hall, pronounced an anatheina
upon traitors aud treason in language to
remembered when he is captured, and
the leaders banded with him in the sac,
religious attempt to overthrow the sacred
ediGce of the Constitution which they
had sworn to support, and which has Civ,
en- them their welfare. 1t was IN Sack
words as these that the chief of the trail.
tors invoked confusion to traitors four
short years ago:
Among culprits, there is none more
odious to my mind than public off eer
who takes an oath to support the Consti-
tuton.-the compact between the States
binding each other for the common de-
fence and general welfare of the other
set retains to himself mental reserva-
ton that he will war upon the principles
he has sworn to maintain, and upon lie
property rights, the protection of which
are part of the compact of the Union.
1t is a crime too low to be named be-
fore this assembly. 1t is one which no
man with selfrespect would ever conn
nit. To swear that be will support tie
Constitutiou-to take an Office which be- +.
longs in many of its relations to all lie
States. aud to use it as & means OF injur-
ING portion of the State Of whic he is
the representative, is treason to eve: thing
honorable to man. 1t is the base aod
cowardly attack of him who gains H. Gu
fidence of another, in order that !lc may
wound him.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-25
TERMS. --$l.O0 PER ANNUM.


made what excuse we could; and after
remaining in all, about an hour and a half,
he took his leave.
George immediately raised the window,
and hauled up the wire, on which our
evening meal had been suspended, But
judge of our. chagrin and astonishment
when we beheld, instead of the turkey,
only the bones fastened to the wire, and
paper accompanying them, on which
was written: -.
"That was mighty good! Send US
another"
The joke of it was, we had hung it
against the window of the room below
ours and the inmates seeing it dangling
down, appropriated it to their own use.
Long after that we were known as the
cooks.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-25
Hon. THEODORE FRELlNGHUYsEN ON

Hon. THEODORE FRELlNGHUYsEN ON
THE WAR.-No man in this country has
deservedly higher reputation for relig-
ious intelligence; and christian judgment
than the venerable President Of Rutgers
College, and President of the American
Bible Society. In his late address to the
graduating class he says:
This, then, is righteous war The
President Of the United States is fulfill
ing the sacred obligations which his duty
and his oath imposed, 'to preserve, pro-,
tect, and defend the Constitution of the
United States"
We war not for revenge, but for duty;
for Fundamental principles, for the very
foundation of all government. The MEN,
orics of the past, the solemn pledges of
fidelity often given and renewed, and the
best hopes of humanity, all constrain ass,
as a people, to this painful necessity. To
draw back in this day of her trial, would;
be as ungratcful to our country as it would
be unjust to ourselves We dare not de-
spise, and cannot afford to lose the rich
blessings of our free institutions and suf-
fer them to be rashlY broken up, without
the last efforts of patriotic struggle to
maintain them.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-25

turn; and as she laid aside her outer gar
ments, Jane brought in the tea and toast.
Charles laid his little boy down gently in
the crib, aud after giving his wife the
usual kiss Cf welcome, they sat down to
their evening meal.
"Had good time, Nary" was the
first inquiry.
ayes, Charles, it has been truly good
time, for I have learned lesson this af.
ternoon, which trust will be lifelong.
in its good results. | have been taught
that none however favored, can expect
unalloyed happiness on earth, and that
wealth does not bring with it perfect en-
joymeut. l would not exchange my
quiet home, my husband, and my baby,
my health, and my warm heart for all
the glittering treasures that gold alone
can buy. | have learned that the sweet
est of all earthly blessings is content
merit"
That evening after Charles had return
ed to bis store, and little Charley had
been Gndr5ssed, Mary was seated at her
little work table, but the sewing dropped
from her fugers, and she thoughtfully
took up her pocket bible, The gift of her
sainted mother; was it an angels hand
that opened it at the words of the Apos-
tie
"But godliness with contentment is
great gaia.
"For we brought nothing into this
world, and It is certain We can carry
nothing out.
"And having food and raiment, let US
be Herewith content
But they that win te rich fall into
temptation, and a snare, and into many
foolish and hurtful lusts, which drown
men in destruction and perdition.
Fer the love Of money is the root of
all evil which while some coveted after,
they have erred from the faith, aud
pierced themselves through With many
sorrows."
And as Mary closed the sacred volume
these words sank deep into her heart.
What better moral could we find for
this little story about MAKING CALLS"
-Rural New Ror&er.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-25

A man may chain his, appetites and
hold the realm of knowledge within the
cincture of his BRAIN, and yet, in the sad
dest aspect of all, be overcome by the
world And again | say, how startling
is the fact that one may hold oa steadily
up to a particular point, and there all
gives way. Q, my brother man, meaning,
to i've the life of duty, the life of religion
the world is mighty antagonist, subtle
IS it is strong more to be dreaded in its
whispers to the hearts secret inclinations
than in gross shapes of evil. And let me
say to you that it is great thing In this
respect to overcome the world. It is a
great thing, by Gods help and your own
effort, to keep it in its place, and say to
its eager pressure, "Thus far aud no far
ther." A great thing, o merchant. to
carry Che Glue Of rectitude to the laby-
rinths of traffic. and to feel the woof of,
eternal sanctions crossing the warp of
the daily interests. A great thing, O,
politician . to withstand the ickle teach
ings Of popularity to scorn the palatable
lie, and keep Gods signet upon your con-.
science. A great thing, 0 man! what
ever your condition, to resist the appeals
Of envy and revenge, of avariae aud
pleasure, and to feel that your life has
higher ends than these. Strenuous must
be the endeavor, but proportionably bless;
ed is the victory of him who in these in
issues oVercomes the world.
REV. Z II. CHAPLIN.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-25
ERONED TVRMEY.

George Coleman and mySet Wer;
chums, and, as natural consequence
roomed together George possessed {
spirit for fun and when an opportunity
offered whereby he could out~it the fac
ulty or the ever watchful tutors, he was
sure to improve it ~.-
One cold and rainy evening towards
the latter part Of December, George and
myself were snugly esconced in our little
room on the third floor of the college
building. Both Of us had been for the
last two hours deeply engaged in study
Nov, our studies being fully learned, we
threw aside our books and sat gazing va
cautly at the fire. Presently, George
arose and after pacing up and down the
room several times, exclaimed aloud:
q have it. Now for some fun"
He thereupon seated himself IN front
of me, as though some m&tter Of great
Importance was to be discussed.
Lev said he, "what do you say to
having s8me ro2st tUrkey :! ..I
| replied that it vculd &c very accept
able, and wished to be Informed how we
we're 10 5rocars the article in question.
"Why, easy enough, " replied he" All
yoa have 10 do is to follow my directions,
and the turkey will be forthcoming"
He then babe me remain until he re-
turned. Putting on his hat and coat, he
left the room. He soon returned, howev-
er, and from beneath his oVercoat pro-
duced a Gue, plump turkey, all dressed,
ready for cooking, procured by some mys-
terious means He set about the task of
being chief cook, tying a piece of thin
wire to the neck of the fowl, and then
suspending it, like Mohammed's coffin,
between heaven and earth, from the man
tle-shelf, thereby initiating the old custom
of cooking.
All things had progressed very well,
so far and the savory smell arising from
the now nearly cooked turkey, served to
increase our appetite, and cur mouths
watered at the sight. It was now done
and ready to be served, when we were
startled by loud knock at the door.
George hastily caught up our bird, and
raising the window, let it gently down by
the wire then making the wire fast he
softly closed the window, and resumed
his studies, while | waited on the door,
which I opened; and there before me
stood one Of the tutors. lie said he call
ed to see if our room needed any rep lir-
ing andswe. of course, invited him to
enter, which he did.
He said that he always took deep in
terest in the personal welfare of the stu
dents, and he thought, perhaps, our clos
ct wanted rspairlng-thereupon looking
into it. He next looked under the bed,
to see if we needed any carpet there also
in the bed, TO see if more covering was
essential TO our comfort But finding all
right, he seated himself in chair, and
very coolly wanted to know if the CHINA
~ department had been moved to the
upper part of the building, as he smelt
the fumes Of cooking very plainly. We
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-25
THY WILL EsE DONE.
By JOHN G. WHITTIER.

We see not, know not: all our way
Is night: with Thee alone is day.
From out the torrents troubled drift,
Above the storm our prayer we lift,
Thy will be done
The flesh may fail, the heart may faint,
But who are we to make complaint,
Or dare to plead in times like these
The weakness Of our love Of ease?
Thy will be done
We take with solemn thankfulness
Our burden up, nor ask it less,
And count it JOY that even we
May suffer, serve, or wait for Thee,
Whose viii be done!
Though dim as yet in tint and line,
We trace Thy pictures wise design,
And thank Thee that our age supplies
The dark relief Of sacrifice.
Thy will be douel
And it. in our unworthiness,
Thy sacrifcial wine we press,
If from Thy ordeals heated bars
Our feet are scanned with crimson scars,
Thy Will be done!
IT, for the age to come, this hour
OF trial hath yicarious power,
And, bIest by Thee, our present pair
BE Liberty's eternal gain,
Thy will be done
Strike, Thou, the Master, we Ths keys,
The anthem of the destinies
The minor Of Thy loftier strain
eur hearts shall breathe the old refrain,
Thy viii be done!
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a NOBLE REPLY,-Among the Fed
eral prisoners, writes CORRESPONDENT
from Richmond, is noble looking and
intelligent Houaye. [ saw him on the
field just after he was taken. While
passing a group Of our nen, one of the
latter called him some hard name. Sir"
said the Zouave. turning on his heel and
looking the Virginlan full in the eye, 81
have heard that yours is nation Of gen.
tlemen, but your insult comes from cow
ard and knave | am your prisoner,
but you have no right to fling your curses
upon me because | am unfortunate Of
the two, sir. consider myself the gen
tleman.' Thc Yirginian SUNK away
under the merited rebake, and dozen
soldiers gathered round the prisoner, and
assured him of protection from further
insult.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-25

The pure in mind are not suspicious.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-25
MAKING CALLS.

'Let this plain truth those ingrates strike,
Who still, tho blessed, new blessings crave
That we may all have what we like,
SimnlY. bY liking what we have u