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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-30

to pay the debt forthwith. and in default
directs the Provost Marshal to seize and sell
their effects and settle the claim. With such
precedents in view, our lOng-suffering mer-
chants should take heart. As the Union ar.
mics advance into the rebellious States, the COL
lection of their outstanding accounts with the
ChivaIry will be comparatively easy of accom-
nishmant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-30

The traveller who has within a lew years saun'
tered about ths streets Of London has doubtless
observed miserable looking creature, IN form ana
feature resembling man, who nas been sluat'ing
Oh "a, pavement before or behind drawing III VA
rous colored chalk, representing salmon Al e'e-
meutary or rudimental laadscape, doS, psrnaps
with the amusing addition Of pipe IN hiS moa'n'
This drawing is executed on the pavement or IN
rare caees, on the dead wall when the surface Oh
the latter is OF Il suitable texture and Unit ulde'-
meath it is usually an inscription, wherein appears
arrange tumble of moral apothegms, numerals
snatches Of a chorus, all concluding VITA renis'n
TO the effect that do this to support my isni'y'
on " am starving" or something equally enee''"
In his volume of Christmas Stories MIR. Dickens un-
ravelsthe mystery, which may have pnzz'ed many s
to how 20 many men in reduced circums'aneesna
TO have 80 much artistic talent lie says tna' 'ne''
bepgars keep an artist in their employ who MAKES
their sketches aad receives his pay. Their preten'"
of working with the BIT Of chalk they h0la ~
utter humbuS. ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-30
To Advertisers

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ofsny Newspaper in this country; not in the world 1t Is
taken by the enerprisiDg farmers mechanics merchants and
manufacturers throughout all the loyal States an business
men In this city who desire reach those classes can do so
quite efectualy by advertising in TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Price ST. line Advertisements for this weeks issue must
be banded in to-day.
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rn nnpprSpONDENTS.

NJ, ,o,sc. ran be taken Of ANONYMOUS Commnnicaions
WhNevsr s.nendsd for insertion must DO authenticated
by tine tame adoreso tho writsf-noi nesesSiS i'
nyb,cstiop br, a. q guaranty FOL his good iaith 49,
Neeaunos undertake rejected A.
All Susfres letters Tor oice should % aNues'eu W
''Tae TRIBUNE" Eew-Yors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-30

down unto you, having great wrath, bsedu" h
kro,vsh he has but short time"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Is there any use in contrat!c'ing utterly
grounliess, wantou, abomiuablc iasehoods'
Who can reiute lies 50 fast aud 20 easily as
thcy may be uttered Take the following for
sample OF thousands:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-30

Gideon J. TacAer, Of New OK. in le,te says:
" / .r, Spf. Of 80 commencing the pubc alton Of
YHr Ngw.r1RN 1RUvNE Nj O.oelry aEuougced his pnr-
I've Educate generation a. the North 10 hate ths
srhoing Sugh! In 1851 twenty years sier that etuca-
psy of na;e crme into powers
and lie p.ricn. .isan &c fsair!cte bcssn."
Ho completely Greeley no, illed his horrible misaioa
OF educating Moth 10 hate the south In" has anJ con
science. tho gcslIs will ,oitlre aad sppa him.
lUtiea Observer
How can we expect such fellows as the
author Of the above fabrication not to let
Must they Rot "a. Aud how are they to live
but by Office or plGnder OF some kind, such as
talsehood alobe will secure ~ such "a they' Let
them lie, then, since they must; and there "
no help Tor it, ard lot the ignorant and sun
De be dipped by them, while tie knayish pre-
tend to be. There must be use Tor hars' ''
they would not have been created.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-30

A Federal vessel appeared or Galveston and
seemed on the point Of taking that city. bun a
Reoel force confronted her, aud she ioit
AiJer her departure, general search was
mo6e, and Union lags were found IN seven
house,, indcstibg as was Inferrcd) purpose
to declare ior the Union If The city had been
taken. The masters Of those houses wero
Immediately taken Out and shot a. traitors.
Had the like OF this been done by Unionlsts,
ali Europe would have resounded with denun-
Citations Of It's ierocious cruelty, but that
Rebels should Kill Unonists wherever found is
treated by the aristocraiic press Of that con.
tincnt as matter OF course
President Llucoln has never get ordered the
execution even of a spy. In many liz
stances where traitors have been righlsuy
sentenced to death, he bas intcrpoSed and
saved them. Hence, though he is no worse
hated b. Rebeldom than some moro OF rs. he
is more generally reyed and despised. JEFF.
Dayis's inauguration Of wholesale murder Of
Black priyates aud White officers serving with
them is very likely to wake him up TO a con-
sciousness that this Rebellion il the wickedest.
most hendish outbreak of human d.prayity
which the earth has witnessed for the last
thousand years. This is Treason's "last card.
1t was foresbadowed in Apocalyptic vision
where it " written "For tho devil il como
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-30

/" Mcclellan, Dec. 10. l862.'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-20

-.os guT ITIe0aeO I. u a
- rs,st. i.gs .aveI '1oqas7s4 .''lao ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-20

vI>KUSTEE'S SALE.-WHKR8As, on the 20th
day sf April, A. D. 1855. jacob H. H0ing
and Caiharine Herring, his wifs, executed sato
Austin Corbin, ~ 1rusase, ceEtain Deed Of Trust
conveying to said Trastse the following lSaesAoId
fseate 10 the County Of Scott and State OF lowe,
des ribed ~ follows. to Wit: A part Of Lot nun.
bsrsd ten, 10, in Block nuubsred forty two1
in the City Of Davenport, described % folioss. 70
Wit: Commencing on the south west corner Of the
above described lot, thence running est sixty
four (64.) feet, thence north sixty Co., fest.
thence west sixty-foar Co.,? feet, thence south
win iii The buildings thereon situated, which
said buildings are the property oftssid J: H4Hor-
ins and wife, and absolutely conveyed; Where's,
aid deed Of trust, recorded in Book =. Of Mort
CAGES, At page AT, Scott coenty. Iowa, Records.
Was executed By said jacob n. hnnng ana Cstne-
6II,nsnt OF certain obiigstios's entered into By
then towards Claus d, Lag, By virtus Of . ear
tain bond, Of even dste With said deed Of trust,
signed By the said J. H. Herring and Csthasins
Hosr mr. Whereas, the condition Of ssid bond has
been broken, and said Claus b. Lage thereby has
damage together with he Interest thereon, at six
~ cent NJ eonum from April 9S, 1855, indsmni.
" is secured to him BY said bond Whereas, all
81 right title and interest Of said Claus b. LAgs,
under snd BY virtue If said bond, he's bssn aesisn-
q :, hi. e Ann. iss' no. therefor = s.os:
Judge Of said Scott county, agrssably TO the sdP
ulstions in aid deed Of trust, il place and sseaA
Of said Austin Cosbn, who has refused to aet. do
hereby give this public notice, that By virtue q
the power which u in me vsstsd y mid desa q
trsst, will. on Thursdsy. the 9Th day Of Fsbru.
a,v. A. D. 1851, at the hour Of nine ecieek II tho
forenoon Of said day, at the Court ho1ss, il The
city Of Davsnporf, sxpsss and offer for SALE, q
puSie suction, for east, The parcel Of land shove
decibsd, o. - nssh tAssssf q shall b asees-
ssry to satisfy aid p.y the anosns of aid il.
ds6ssinssa With the interest thereon % the day
AZ sale. tses,hse with ell the ecsts and expaases
sssendsg aid sals, costs Of snis notice and Tsus.
,ss's fees.
Dated the l.t LAY Of February, A. D. 1892.
fnl-ts kkNST CLAUSSRN, Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-20

the black 4 b DON be could not u)ifise or
estiuata, aye . 4 shsoeohk - hioi
slotkfal % vi\ious ,ndulgeuc9 and, thus
REMINDING hid TO barbaybm, robbed
him q tho pIeOv. the ehfots AID the
civilisDGion with which b sesvitsde be
vas blessed."
Reckless indeed must that man be
who, in the face ~ 4he results which
have followed 9egro emancipation in the
West Indie> and Aispano-America,
would seek hndsr simiIarNe circumstances
to repeat. ne experiment "A. N. n. 8.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-20
further Pa.'ieytrs 'r'n Fort
DEATH :s.tk :asat'. J. s.
Fr. Dosx4 sos, VII Cairo, Feb. 10.

TT. OOAk LsoS, w C""",
Two morchcgiments were captured to-
day in the ps~sfse, e~eHsnchments,
and a number Of tro( ps have come in
and delivered themselves up.
About $4,000 stand small arms have
been taken.
There are tyowAter batteries, the
upper one viz hea4y rihed gun, 80
pound bese, Two 80 founders, cannon
AIDES. The wer ba.@ery contains eight
80 poyndeIpAad Qpat o-inch colnnbsd
mounted il enbrazqfes.
TSo thousand b hrrels Of -four and
,200 boy Is Of beef and large amour,
Il bther brovisidns were fop6d, to-day
Al OF flo. day bal been becdpied in
.mtsrk g prisote* and fathefing up
,toIss pd munlf0fs, and bur'ios the
Tne4as~s grest nuq |ber Of dead
rebels ID u unburi<d, al has all been
thrown dpon our Yen t9do.
CAPT. hogan, aid to en-. Grant gees
% GAINESVILLE to-morrot under fag o
truce, with the bodies f two C4one!s,
and to effect an et;haake of our Wound
"a prisoners, who haze been sent to
N1 Gen. Grant received the Official no.
ice last night of the creation ne"
Military district; the DistrictNo{ Yves
,eru Tennesse, OF which he is Appointed
commander, with headquarters ht Fort
Donelson. Gen. Grants staff r. talns at
present with Mai. w. w. LSand,. at
cached as chief of comissary/
Osbond's cavalry and billiards bat
terv suffered no loss in Killed.
Taylor's battery advanced nQbly, and
was charged on FIVE times, on Saturday
every time repulsing the enemy viii
great slaughter. (.
Among the killed are the f allowing
fhcers: Capt. W,lseQ, Lieut. Marsh
Shea,s, Howell a6 Monroe, OF the stf
H., Capt. Shaw Sgt. Bernard, Of thu
18th, Adjt. kirkPst<ick, IF the aoth.
ColsNohn A. Logan, NJ. X. LAWYER
md LeN. Col. Ransom are but slightly
wounded. Maj. Post, who was yepor
ted killed, Mas wounded and taIen pr
4oner. CaptAJ. S. SlaymakeE OF tn
IL Iowa was Nlled.
The confirmation Of Gene. +. Smith
received with great satisfaction b,
he soldiers. His gaIlaH charge Of Sat
nrday has made him> Extremely poPnla
among his men. ~
Gen s. A. HurlLdt reported tor dut!
to Gen Grant thyevenirfx, and has beef
assigned to a division.
Ii is reported that Gov: Htrris,of Ten
lessee, has ordered all Tenhcsseean' t
ay dowytheir arms.
The Greatest Indignation exlA amonl
he prisoners against Pillow and Floyd
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-20


SERVED HIM Rlonr.- In speaking of
the arrest OF it's correspondent, who was
pok'ng his no.e intoe forbidden places
adDn, the war Depsr,men,. the New
York Herolf comms}ds the course Of
Secretary tanioO. md declares that
DR.: Ivcsrfanscended1his duty. This is
aptompt and honest vay to state it. No
pathetic journal will sanction such un-
warrantaole acts as thoso oflwhich Dr.
Ives stands accused If hq does net
know any better ,lan to fool around
Secretary Stanton, It him tak e the con.
sequences. We cohlmend the Herald
for is frankuess in Me mstter!;
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-20

lIrN'''.rlxe.-No yomo q parade
whatever is madesabdut tie amy vi oi
the two traitors, ma(on ard Sli lell in
Europe. They hsvS no PUBLIC sympa-
thy, and seem to attract no moie atten.
tiou than any crdIniry citizenss They
are mere nobodie} on the coirinent
England takes no hore notice Of them
than she would Of two uegrocs,1 That
10 as it should be. i
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-20

Tur NAsu} lLLr,t This piradcal craft
Is upon theAiga seas once mjte. The
Tuscarora. otter having .eryfd out her
twenty-toul hours ofim2Fisqp ent, will
give her artroug chase, "a It il to be
s bop S:. " send her to he bottom Of
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BRD0uAh NOTI00
TO COyNDUNPI11.ES.

The Advertise, having beso restored 70 health
In few weeks BY . very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with . severe lung
Affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
IL anxious 70 make known 70 his fellow-su6ersrs
the means Of cure.
To Ill who desire it, he will send . copy Of the
ton for preparing and ueing the same, which they
will ind suns CuRs DoR CoxsuxyFIox, AsTnAA,
BRoxoHIsIs, DO. The only object Of the aaver-
tiser in sending the prescription IL to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he con-
ceivesto b. invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, ~ it will cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please ad-
drese REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
WlLl1AAsDuHGH,
octso-3mw kings County, Nest York.
TO FARMERS AND FAMlLIES de-
sirous of owning good Sewing Machine, that il
simple in its construction, strong and not liable
get out Of order. ono that makes the stitch alike
on both sides, one that does net skip stitches OF
unrsvsl ono that viii sew equally well on thick Or
thin cloth, one that will run over gathers with
out breaking. one that makes . uniform seam.
(leaving NO ridge underneath one that Will use
any No. Of cotton thread, linen o. silk, one ths
will last for years ON al kinds Of work; In short
one that 10 not moro trouble than It 10 worth, buy
at once, without hesitation, the LADD. WEB
STER co. Machine, ut il the cheapest n tho
end" Sec advertisement In another column
Chicago Held. agAd4wlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-20

No Resi- For IS wrckrD.-folum.
bu. must come dofo, and the soo3 er the
better. Tie pso4c Of the Mort -~est
want their chaancl to the marke,y ofthe
world opened, s3d they aeiU 4 ace it
opened. l'us1 ~ rad, boys, amp cl n
out III ir en- rtncI, nen's, aed tn way is
then comparsi vel cle,r to 'hsi Gull.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-20

voice.
uERRAFTRR ALL PERSONS HAVING
l businsss With the County SspsrinteSset
viii b. hin st bis - ~, % Perry street. every
SstuscAs, y - tt last Saturday Of every nostas
ron 3 4. n tll ( p n
D. L. 0ORTON,
js9s-d&wlml Couaty Superintendent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-20

4
Il Rabeased Dsxss, go sseiaisise: IN sooyast-
nsses, I'll The eAose Rsoedje9 za:1tes - a.
bsss Isese e Rrsssvvia9 ~ 1ssAs go ~ RseP1
Investment a OxSldsss's zssek. 40 susdsy elAse
asaisln sseeaasy 70 eo0plsts the sse.
Price. One OOll0r Per DOx
Dr.. Hasnly says: Wksrs IL tselA ~ kspt ~.
sssNy don, ~ 1iessss ~ ssss = psrsspsj16."
y IA sssEs44 Ill il @ea
An tAsee 1enslies lse ~ 1sDs q
1rslsie1egA xHalss = - ylakt
..oNhe - .,s.s,...s. a.. I
!. .sa sti 10 efysa SsoAA'0441s ,x
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-20

eoeD 1rwsT.FsVn1opt'

r AlVIE6 AND 0ENTLEAIN WHO APPRE.
II sSs - Ssasd, beautiful Teeth. aad Pare
breath. a.'e invited 70 sxA1ins oaa " k
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-20

DRIED APPLES 40 PEActaEA
WE HAVE ON CONSIGNMENT 4 TINR
w lot Il 1865
DrSsS .lIples Gssd PsscAss'
81 fes sale by ,vy
-s5s.s,l PRFTTYMAN,.
ja1s-1nfil IN 10 lDugGRs 11sk. !
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-20

Our Gun BoArs-At> FIRST there
were many donbts and fears sas to the
eff ,'cncy of iron clad gun boats for of
.cns'yc opeJations in orr rivers Many
people hqAcst!y believed they would
suddenly become an exploded humbug
when br5Hght into practical operation.
But no 81 eater mistake was ever made.
They arcl strong arm Of power-a
mighty Will Of defence olour Govern
mept. Ats Fort Henry they proved
themselves batter than whole regiments;
and at Fort bonelson they rendered
such aid as could have been derived from
NO other source. Let the rebels tremble
whep they see them coming, for they
carry instant death and sure success
within their invulnerable exterior. Let
more Of the same sort be prepared for
the defence Of the Government.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-03-06
For the Journal.
Care Fear Ninsf1 els.

Messfs Editors The above is the given a
pauy of young men, members of the Cape Fear Light A
ery who sometime ago formed themselves into troupe
6ensators Of negro character for their pastme
and ment For some nights past they have been
performing in building our quarters and have on
occasion equally pleased aud astonished the audience
by the happy .manrer which they have acted all the
parts connected with their exhibitions full band Of
music played by themselves accompanies the performance
ard adds By its envsnng strsGs much to the nteTet Of
the listeners.
Through the courtesy Of managers, yonr correspond
invited to seat in the last night After
hearing the warks strains of Dixie and other favores
treated TO perfol in which the mig
ger fully and fasy repre-, ened and which filed the
house with uporous laughter will not here pretend to
say which of the yo1ng acted his part best but will
venture to assert wthOu! fear Of criticism, that ali did we'll
and indeed very well
This Society is il its Dfaucy-should its members
continue thsr uf@rs at perfection while longer, (and
cubtIess they Will why they will not
day occupy prominent position in things of this One
thing certain, ceainthis goes to show that be
ia a soldier it is why he should not
cannot improve himself and amuse both inself and his
brother soldier.
is believe the irfeption of the Mnstrels at fu
ture day to exhibit IL, Wilmington, end where you
will have better oppuTt"i'y Of approaching their merits
In the interim may occasionally say few words concern
ing them in our pGpsr.
You s, &c, j. NJ. L
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-03-06
4 New Arrangement.

The Chicago Tribune asserts with the utmost conf
dcnce tha tie Federal authorities have taken the
duct Of the war into their hands so far to make
McCltllan subordinate entirely. hat paper says the
change was expected, and ADDS
We have doubt OF the correctn ness OF our Wash
ington correspondent when hs teegraphed US Sun
day, that the late movements Ia Kentucky ordered
by the President aud Secretary Of War, without the
concurrence Of Gen. Mcclellan have any doubts
that the reports which say that Mr. Staunt0n with the
aid and cooperation OF MIR Lincoln has taken the rens
into his hands, and will be responsible for the mis-
haps and entitled The credit Of he ensuing campaign
also true though tie partisans OF the dO-notIing
policy dong little else than asseveratng that they
are false. We assume from what We know of the
rangements at " Washlngton, present and prospective
that Gen. Mcclellan viii cross the Potomac with bis
se and take the immediate command of the army there
encampcd while the general operations OF the will
be conducted by his superl0rs, who have up to this
time, delegated their power to him.
We thar, if predictions verified,
there will be general rejoicing in the country, because
it Is certain that these of the intelligent people
of tie North, weary OF waiting and hoping bored with
nearly nine months preparation will welcome any
change which promises to impose greater activity into
our arms. We do not know that confidence in Gen.
Mcclellan is destroyed. He is brave sklGul in the dis
position OF small force in the theory of bis art aud
undoubtedly sincere in lis wishes to put the rebellion
down By his method. But ask themselves if they
have not expected too nuch-if their hopes were not
one man in the army who can .wIed the six hundred
thousand troops with whom be has been entrused-if
without censuring him for faults Of omission, it would
be wise relieve him Of share of the load that he
has carried, and by entrusiDg to Mr. Staunton the
representative Of the President the supreme command
divide the labor the hOnors OF the ensuing campaign?
OF course all who dare express thoughts like these
will be by the ready eproach 'Oh, you knew no.
thing of military afars-you a civiIian!' But We
take it that people will pot willingly wait through
ing their conviction tia there has been failure
where, understood. They may not be learned in militia
ry theories; but it requires theoretical skill to know
that the inaction Of army anomaly in military
history that lis maintenance costs two millions day.
that the donohng policy promises to entail endless TO-
reign complications upon US; andhat already the trea
sury, though we stand in imminent danger Of Wal
with half Of Europe, is bankrupt. In all tncsa 'hings
the people, though not graduates OF West Point, ait
able se their way clear. Is it strange, then, thai
they should BE- impatient of the longer continuance
the nacon, that they rejoice over the prospective
change of which adVices from Washington tell US?
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-03-06
From the Richmond Disra .ch;


These alethA ti-as that try mems sonIs Tic men thai
e Ht Ives above tie Of day and look
calm AID hopefully to that br h5 future which can be-
yo>d Ill peralVentqre ba Hecuedto cur country by union
OF hes ald t patriot and endowed with
TIE qaiiueS t!ne manhood hut thooe whose sou!s al
such me sink into the dust OF despondency aid their lie
with hope OF resurrection, not men in spirit and do
not deserve 70 the blessing OF freedom and indepen
dence.
Til" S, nth has ! series of n bic iCmphs il face Of
superior numbers and superior equpm MS 1t has won he
eacr number Of battles that have been fought Ii it has
taken msny prison tke North has taken, it
owing the ecu ,rtty Of their stuaon In than
three coope up positions from which
the euey brought its xelfu water batteries to bear up
them. 1t he captures etlCed IN these positions
hat suddenly weed the of the prisoners taken by the
enemy Our victories have been gained in the open field
and though they told with powerful fleet upon ders
rhey cou not bn followed up bg pu suit and capture
retTeatng The Yet let how
his comparison sands Van Dorm commenced his cam
GA BY taking some 3GG0 Price took and paoed st
~ni= gfeld 5000; at Tauassas captured 500 at
Leeshug 500; and various III hts sCme 5J0n all, at least
Hoo. The enemys list cannot exc ed lG00O Had a
teFe after the Sta nede OF the Yankees c0nmenced we
should have cptuTed largely than enough to have
Ceeded this unt.
When we lock at the fed fad that the enemy has
mad material advance since LAST fail, te
where his gunbOa.s and heavy naval expeditions Of
G u cannot be che ked by our limited msaBs We have
SOai pCs'tO"s II this but have the
ISOLATION Cf knowing that those superior agencies cannot
bear 20 ns which the enemy must come to subngate
US. When be comes, then hay5 not rght to conclude
that cur rVe patriot soldiers led by their able Generals
" ii main ain the glorious they have many
4ds, and yet drive the Invader from beloved Sou
fubjugation Perish the thought Let it not he dreamt
of tor day, hour, nay not single muue The time IS
past for eunion 1t impossible. The South conquer
ed mus be PROVINCG The South must in that event,
pay the immense debt incurred by the North in subu
cation The South than tn must lose al that itself
has expended in defence The whole viii perish the
hands of the people and ruined community will ground
to death pay debt their task will have incurred
conquer them, and will have l&vishy expended in
rupt conracs with swindrg and robbipg contractors
Wnat burben fos ruined peOpe-a people without cor
s0aton aep and down trCdden in the very dust Oh,
Of the south shut cut the picture and swear on the altar
yon country shall be- and that dearest and proud
est boon of nations-IND INDEPENDENCE-sha be achieved
for The South every house shall be untenauted every
field desolated, and every rood of ground grave