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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-17

ANAssAULT.-While number of soldiers were
drinking yesterday In q shop on Massachusetts,
avenue, near First street, an Irishman named Fa-
gan entered the place 10 get change for IS note,
when he was attacked by the soldiers who de-
manded bis money, and on his refusal to give Il
and received injuries which IL IL feared may re.
suit fatally. Ohcer Hannah arrested one OF the
parties charged with the assault, who gave his
name % John Boyle, member Of Birney's Zouave
regiment. He was taken before Justice Walter,
who committed him TO jail to answer the charge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-17

CENTRAL GUARDHcUsE CAsEs-Bsfore Justice
Thompson .-Danr Bishop, drunk and disordery;
turned over to the military. John Ferguson, lar
ceny; do. John Watson, for being concerned in
stealing goods from Mr. Dolan's store on Seventh
street; held for hearing. David Ruse, drunk and
disorderly; workhouse thirty days Sam1 Cost,
stealing; dismissed. John Fitzpatrick, larceny
Of blanket; held for trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-17

PERTAINS Observation-Disclosures of travellers
are aviiling themselves of the superior and eco
nomical travelling facilities afforded by Perham's
excursion arrangement between Baltimore and
Boston. The route Is through the most beautiful
sections Of country; the tickets half price, and
good till the first Of March, giving ample time to
those in the army to visit their families on fur
Tough. See particulars elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-17

TUESDAY, January 2l-D2nixetti's new Opera,
BETTY and the last act of fAVORITA.
The New York herald., 1862-02-02
Personal Intelligence.

II was stated recently that Bskop Atkinson Of No~th
Carolina, was the only Southern bishop who had giveN
his sanction 10 the usual circular notice all the
States, the ordination Of Bishop Stevens Since then
Bishop Hervey Otey Of Tonnessee has acknowledged
recognition Of the Union and undivided condition OF
the United States Episcopal Church. by forwarding note
Of cordial acquiescence. without political ecclesast
cal comment. Bishop Otey is . native Of Virginia. and
was born January 27 1900.
mand of Ireland Miss Isabel Douglas Of Brooklyn; r. j.
Noad and j. s. Noad Of Quebec J. NJ. McNary, of Hart
ford Miss Minnie Vail and Nathaniel f. Moss OF New
York, are stopping at the Clarendon Hotel.
Hon. H. G. Knight, OF Massachusetts,; Chas w. Hail,
r. R. Wells, A. j. Provost Geo. Hazelton and H. McMlE
len, of Albany, and f. A. Mitchell, OF New Haven, are
stopping at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
f. II Perry and lady H. B. Branch and lady, Missouri
Edward Geary, Of Oregon; H. NJ. Green, Of LOUISVILLE j.
II. Grassland of Indiana; j. p Whippe. United States
Navy; II. C. Wilcox, Henry Cluskey and Il. s. Johnson
oil Boston, are stopping at tho Metropolitan Hotel
J. H. Pierce, W +. Maddox, e. G. Rice F. King, J. H.
Perry, A. Whittmore, c. W. wilson and G. Linden, Of
Boston; w Turner, of Washington; NJ B. Scranton, Of
Providence; G. FELTON,, OF Cambridge WL Hofensher
OF Pennsylvania. J. u. Outwater and H. s. Kondrick Of
New York, are stopping at tho Fifth Avenue Hote.
Colonel D. II. Abeu, OF ofNewYork DR. T. Howe, of Massa-
chnsetts; J. o. Mead OF Livingston county; Hon. r. p
Johnson OF Albany; Il. r. Nudge, of Boston, Hon s. p.
Benson, Hon. G. A. Benson Of Maine g. W. BUCK, Of
Chemung; w. r. Baker and lady, Of Winchester; " H.
Lowe and lady, Of Phhadephia j. Stetson, Of Bston;
r. Mallory, DR.. Colescot, Of Kentucky and knicx.r
booker of Albany are stopping at the Astor House.
The New York herald., 1862-02-02
Fire in the Bowery.

TWO BUILDINGS DESTROYED AND FOUR DAMAGED.
Between six and seven O'Clock yesterday morning a
fire broke out in the porter house Of Hugh Murphy
in the four story brick building No. $50 Bowcry The
flames extended to the upper floors and tho
Of the buildings adjoining, and before the re cxn-
guished Nos $50 and 2sOK totally destroyed and
the upper parts of Nos 1872, 2s2Is 21s 27s and 27e
were or less damaged. Mr. Murphy says that he
and his bartender slept in the back ROOM of the bar
ROOM and that he awakened by tho smoke choking
him. he aroused his bartender, and both escaped from
the building ono by tho front door and by the
He cannot account for the nre.
The following Is list OF tho losses and insurancos-
No. 2s0-Portcr house Of Hugh Murphy. Loss about
81 ,C00 insured for 81 500
The upper part Of the building occupied by several
families, who have lost all their furniture and clothing
valued st about $500 No insurance.
No. 2S2H-First floor and basement confectionery
store, owned BY A. Markert Loss about $500 insured
for 81 200 in the Beekman Insurance Company.
Tho uppor part ofthe building was occupied by fami
lios part Of the furniture was removed. Loss about
$500; insurance.
No 282 unoccupied.
No 2S2k Is occupied by Henry Gribbin a. q porter
house and dwelling Damage by water about $500; in
surcd for 81 900 In the Excelsior Insurance Company
No. 2S7h-0ccupcd by Lssner Co. as fancy store
and dwelling stock removed. Damage about $500; in
sured for 81 900 the Hamilton and ST. Nicholas nsu
rance Companies.
No 27s-Tailor store; owned by F. Alder: stock re-
moved: damage about $500; insured for $500 in the
No 2T6-Buildng occupied by William McEvoy az .
clothing and dwelling Loss furniture and cloth
ing by water about 81 5o0 fully insured in the Market.
Excelsior and Mercantile Insurance Companies.
All the buildings belonged to William u. Astor. They
damaged 70 the extent Of about 1000 said not TO
be insured,
The New York herald., 1862-02-02
Police Intelligence.

ARREST or NOTORIOUS PIcKrocKErs-O Thursday even
Ing officers Nixon and Grassa Of tho Thirteenth precinct,
arrested James Rodihan and Thomas Foley notorious
pickpockots, they just having succeeded in robbng
Of her pocketbook In Bowery stage. Tho criml
nails wore hoy pursued and finally captured. They were
taken the Police headquarters and subsequently
Essex Market An examination will be had next Wedncs
day at this Court whom those persons who have lost
money and property had better attend In ordor that
thoy may identify II. These thieves have been carrying
extensive dcpredatons upon the paronizers Of the
Bowery aud Grand street line Of stages much so that
the officers who made the arrest have considerable
amount Of money their possession which must be
turned the thieves not Identified by the citizens who
have boen .otimized by them.
The New York herald., 1862-02-02
Marine Court-Ch q mbcrs.
Before Hon. Judge Hearne.

CAUSE ADJOURNED ON ACCOUNT or THE ABSENCE or A
WITNESS IN A DIsL0YAL STATE.
JAN. 2s-oray and anoher ". Boxer This Is an appli.
cation made by cx-Judge A. A. Thompson counsel for
defendant to postpone the trial Of the cause and for
commission to examine necessary and material witness
residing in Now Orleans. The motion resisted by
Messrs pclden and whiting, for paintins, upon the
ground that all postal communications with Louisiana
we're cut OF by the existence Of the war tho termination
OF which was uncertain.
Exudge Thompson replied that the obstacle suggested
by paintiH's counsel 10 the issuing OF commission
would no doubt be removed by the ciectua sup
nressjon of On a reasonable and unholy rebellion.
The Court granted the motion and adjourned the cause
TO the 11th day Of March next,
The New York herald., 1862-02-02
Interesting from Cairo.

CHICAGO, Jan. 81, 1862.
special despatch to the Journal, from Cairo says
that Capt. Constable the commander Of the mortar boats
returned from Pittsburg this morning. Twelve of the
Burch mortaIs with mortar beds and ammunition, have
been shipped. Twelve Of the mortar boats will be i'm
mediately put in readiness for active service.
DR.. Scaers who arrested at Bertrand's was tried
at Charleston, Wednesday, for horse stealing aud
murder. The commissioners found him guilty of both
charges and sentenced him to close confinement in the
military prison during the war.
Tho steamer Emma Duncan arrived to-day with a
large cargo OF shot and she'll
CAIRO, Feb l, 1862
Another expedition, perhaps larger than the recent
reconnaissance s evidently the of preparation
from this point but the real strength and destination
kopt secret Tho troops at Fort Holt have been removed
in consequence of high water.
The New York herald., 1862-02-02
IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.
THE GUNBOAT SERvICE-SCARCITY OF
SEAMEN.

ST. LOUIS, FoD. 1, I60z
The intelligence from the Southwest is mssgrs
Several days may eapss before the Of any
thing important, Commodore Foote being OF
for the gunboat service
General Halleck has issued general orders. in which
commanders serving in the department ordered to
take immediate ascertain what in their
respective commands desire be transferred to the gun
boat service. He directs that care shall be taken in
selecting them aud that preference shall be given to the
best fitted for such service
The men selected ordered to report to Lieutenant
Q. n Grachett, United States Army, at st. Louis by
whom they will be enrolled and shipped.
list Of the names Of the men furnished from each
command stating in each the company and the reg
ment the have been taken from. is to be sent to
headquarters that orders directing the transfer Of such
men may be issued without delay
The New York herald., 1862-02-02
surrogate's Court.

Before Edward Q. West, Esq, Surrogate.
Tho following willis wero admitted to probate yester
day
John Mcintosh, william K Bird, B. =. Josin, Samuel
samues, all Of New York.
Mr. samuels bsqucaths two sums OF one hundred dol
lars each-one the Hebrew congregation in Greene
street. and the other for the beneat OF the Orphan Asy
oft this CITY
The New York herald., 1862-02-02
JACk SON ARTILLERY.

This splendid corps Of sr,lerists. under the command
OF Col Edward Murray nearly ready to proceed to the
seat Of war. This regiment b designated by Governor
Morgan as the Second regiment heavy artillery and
gethcr with tbs First regiment heavy artillery, Colonel
Doubleday, will garrison the forts around Washington,
while the grand army are the advance towards the
rebel stronghold Tho regiment Is located present In
the splendid Union barracks at East New York. and
bers according TO the report 10 the depot Of volun-
tocrs 4l0 This regiment is OF the most dosra
"A IN mi in
The New York herald., 1862-02-02
News from kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Fob. l, 1862.
party Of rebels under j. G. Morgan, Of Lexington,
captured five telegraphers Camp Besve, with all
their implements and wagons, and burned church at
the station.
All is quiet below
The New York herald., 1862-02-02
Married.

CRAFr-MANCHKaER.-At Harlem. Thursday Janu-
sry 30 by the Rev. DR.. Lord, Lieut.. ELIJAH r. CRAFT,
Fifth regiment Untcd States Artillery to JULIA A. eldest
daughter Of James Manchester Of the above place
Providence papers please copy
LARRABEs-WnIAxs.--!n Portland, Maine, Tuesday,
January 2S by the Rev. H. ID. Moore, Mr.. A. X. LARA
pEs Of this city to Miss SARAH daughter Of Royal VIII
lams, Esq, Of Portland.
The New York herald., 1862-02-02
OmciaIDrawings or the Delaware state

EXTRA CLASS 2S-February !, 1862
55, sc, 32, AZ, Z, q, 2, AS, "A, 63 69, 30, IS.
CLASS E-February l. 1862.
2S, 20, 75 so, 49, l3, 80, 80, So, 10, 81, 65, 3S.
JOHN A. MORRIS 4 CO,
Wilmington, Delaware.
The New York herald., 1862-02-02
Fatal railroad Accident.

A collision, attended with serious consequences, oc
Cured on tho Northern Central Railroad Friday
Ing. freight train and . repair train collided At
bend in the road near Cocksysvile, Md. One man, .
workman on the road, instantly killed, and four
others injured, two Of them seriously.
The New York herald., 1862-02-02
MILITARY MATTERS.

RECRUITING FOR THE IRISH BRIGADE.
Acaptan and lieutenant from zach Of the three nfan
try regiments attached to the Irish Brigade in vr
ginia the sixty NINTH Eighty eighth aud Sixty third,
have been detailed 10 this city 10 recruit for their several
regiments, and are now actively engaged In filling up
ho ranks
The New York herald., 1862-02-02
Destructive Fire In Boston.

Are broke out here last night in the granite block
Nos. 2s3 1856 and 2s7 Washington street. occupied by
John H. Pray Sons carpet dealers; George b Davis &
Co. and William X. Storms Co., dry goods dealers. The
building owned by tho heirs Of Franklin Dcxtor.
The loss Is nfty thousand dollars, which is mostly in.
The New York herald., 1862-02-02

OMciaI Ora wings or Murray, Eddy g
Co.'s Kentucky aud Missouri State lotteries.
KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS &--Feb. l. 1862
II, IL, As, 81, 20, 20, 81, 66, 63 80, 2, 43, Z.
KENTUCKY CLASS 5i-Feb l, 1862.
q AZ, 65, I, n, 81, 22 36, so, IS, 76, 2s 46 %.
Circulars sent free OF charge by addressin etnerto
MURRAY EDDY & CO.,
Covngton. KY. st, Louis Mo.
The New York herald., 1862-02-02

Bachelors Hair Dye.-,The Best I'm the
World Harmless reliable and Sold and
Piled ut BATCHELOR'S Wig factory. I6 Bond street.
The New York herald., 1862-02-02
Affair. In Now Jersey.

THE REMAINS OF COL. ALLEN AND SURGEON VEL
LER-THE CHARGES AGAINST JUDGE NAAR, ETC.
TRENTON. Jan. 81, 1862.
The Legislature have requested the Governor have
tho remains Of Colonel Allen and Surgeon Weller brought
TO Trenton remain here day, and then be
delivered to their friends.
The Governor has despatched agents to after tho
remains Of Colonel Aon and Surgeon Weller They are
to be received hore by grand military escort.
Last night largo numbers attended opcn democratic
10 hear Judge Naars justification against charges
of and dsloyalty made in both houses against
him as editor OF the True american. Judge Naar was
candidate for printing His defence vas clear
and able
The bill to increase tho foes Of tho Now Jersey commits
sioners Of docds in other States was recommitted.
The New York herald., 1862-02-02

At Jcffers', 573 Esroadway-Ladies' Ball
moral Boots So and 81 So misses 81 50 and 81 rs; child
rcn's, 81 rs and 81 81. JEFFERS 573 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-02-02

Beautiful ComplexiOn.-Lnird's Bloom
of Youth Liquid Pearl for preserving and identifying the
complexion and skin, 439 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-02-02

Hoiloway's Pills Give Tosae, Vigor and
energy to the system when all other medicines fail Only %
box.
The New York herald., 1862-02-02

Mrs. 3. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer
and Worlds Hair Dressing all other preparations
the hair. Depot, 1876 Greenwich street.
The New York herald., 1862-02-02

Lyons KathariOn Restores, Preserves
and beauties the hair is used by everybody and sold
every where.
The New York herald., 1862-02-02
no Job Printers.-Stereotype Conies ol

the beautiful border the Carriers Years Address
the New York Herald ready for sale The border
consists of elegant portraits Of the proni
generals and cvians ngaged restoration
Union, and Is admirably adapted the of job print
Price S5 Proof sheets of the border to ali who
wish to purchase. Apply to Charles Craske Siereotype
18l William slreet, New York.
The New York herald., 1862-02-02

Rest, Comfort and Health for Babies
Millions Of mothers that invaluable remedy Mrs.
WINSLOw'S Soothing Syrup II relieves rniu corrcc,s
acidty nvgorates the and regulates the system
The New York herald., 1862-02-02

Double Sole Waterproof Boots, Fine Calf
and patent leather Boots at reduced prices SKATERS
No. 2 COrtlandt street.
The New York herald., 1862-02-02
Arrivals and Departures.
DEPARTURES,

BARsApos-Bark Montesuma- Mr. Maicouronne and family
MALAeA--Schr Moses Bramha-Mr Hancock, 8 Cen.
sui at Malaga
DEPARrUREs.
LvrRrooL--steamship City Of New york-Miss Sarah NJ
Mcguire, Fanny Charnet Miss Leonard, b videi W &
Merral, Q psvis y ISdd' a McLesn' pry Owen Felix
uei Hart Ogden and wife, Dr Van Heekeren wife
sad child; Kestng, Rdgar Smith, Carroll Livingson Jr
Turner, Cspt Livingston, l. Potter, Eliza Prcsgrsye
L Morris, TWalser, " Browne, Whitney, Mr. Zee ]
Roberta
The New York herald., 1862-02-02

Trusses.-NInrsh & Co.'s Radical Cure
Trsses Shoulder and Dr. Wadsworths Uerin; Ee-
superior article. No. vesey street, Astor House.
opposite the church.
The New York herald., 1862-02-02

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pecs best In the world Wholesale and RETAIL and the dye
privately applied. No. 6 Astor House.
The New York herald., 1862-02-02
Suppression OF Deprcdations the Kan
sas Border.

LEAvENwosIH Jan. 81, 1862.
General Order No. H. issued from the Department Of
Kansas, prohibits tho troops Of this department from
entering tho Department Of Missouri, without special
orders. All armed parties, whether belonging to the
service of tho government not, who shall hereafter
the Kansas border, and enter the Department or
Missouri without due authority, shall be adjudgei
to have entered for purposes Of deprsdations, asd
shall be hold subject to the penalties Of military law
All armed bands Of in the State Of Kansas not in
the service of the United States acting under special
authority obtained from the Governor of the State Of
the General commanding hereby warned to disband
and return to their homes Military commissions for tho
trial of all such prisoners, aud all who detained
charges Of being concerned in deprcdatons or jay
hawking will be established
The Ninth Wisconsin regiment, Colonel Solomon, is
quartered in this city Tho Second Ohio cavalry Colonel
Doubleday, is quartered at Platte City at present
Interesting from Fortress Monroe.
FoRrxEss MONROE, Jan. 81, 1861.
The sioop of war Hartford will sail Saturday
ing for Key West
Thursday bright and beautiful day at Old Point.
To day (Frday) the weather is cloudy and threatening.
ingon. the captain OF the Pomone will 90 to Norfolk on
Saturday, on his way to Charleston.
Sailing OF the North American.
PORTLAND, Me- Feb. 1, 1852.
Tho North American sailed OF halfpast three O'Clock
this afternoon, for Londonderry and Liverpool.
The New York herald., 1862-02-02

BROOKLYN ACADEMY Music.-"Don Pasquao" was
substituted for Martha" last night in consequence ofhe
sudden indisposition Of Miss Kellogg, which was duly
authenticated by the certificate Of Dr. Gray her medical
attendant The house very fair one, considering
the disappointment and the unfavorabc character Of the
weather.
The opera excecntly performed, tax ng into &C.
count the hurried In which II was produced. The
role Of Norma Is within the compass Of Miss Hnklcys
powers he did full justice to It, Brgnol sang the
serenade with his accustomed taste and sweetness Su-
sins mpersonaton Of Don Pasqualo could not be
passed Of his best characters vigorous both in
acting and vocazaton The Malatesta OF signor Msncusi
also deserves cemmendaon The quarotte In the second
act was spsnddIy sung, and msritod the which
1t received. Altogether the programms highly
reshed and amply compensated for the unavoidable dis
appointment oceasioned BY Miss Ksoggs temporary in
disposition
Tomorrow the "Traviata" will be given at the New
York Academy with Miss Kellogg in the role Of violetta
On this occasion sgnor Ypoo the nrst baritone Of the
Marstzek troupe, will mako his debut. Report spesks
highly Of this artist. With the exception Of Badia and
Amodo he said TO bs the best baritone that we have
had here.
The New York herald., 1862-02-02
roo Late FOR CLASSIFICATION.

WILL THE LADY WEARING A LIoHT GRAY
cloak, blsck velvet hat trimmed with ~ crnamen,s
who sepprd noral Friday aternoon
oblge sfrend oy sending address TO ", Broadway ro
oaAce,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-24
TRUSTEES SALE.
nrBLIC NOTICE il hereby give,

DUBLfC NOTICE is hereby given, that
whereas Christopher Atkinson and Ann At
klnson, his wife, OF the city and county OF Rock
Island, IN the state OF Illinois, did, ON the first
day of February, A. D., 1898, execute a certain
deed OF trust To William I. Riggs, of the SAID city
OF Rock Island, for the purpose OF securing four
certain promlssory notes OF even date herewith,
for the gross sum of four thousand and sIty-eight
dollars and forty four cents, Sl,O6s "A; with IN
terest thereon, after due, at ten per cent per an
mum, payable to the order of Fish \ Lee, at their
Office in SAID city of Rock Island being for actual
loan of money, which said notes are more partlc-
ulary described in the said deed of trust recorded
in volume" c. o. mortgages, page" 525," on
the 23d OF February, 1858, and conveyed for the
purposes aforesaid, the premises hereinafter de-
scrlbed.
And II ~ provided in tho said trUs, deed that If
default be made III the payment Of SAID notes or
any part thereof, then, on application of the lie.
gal holder Of the SAID notes, the SAID William 7.
Riggs, after publishing notice IN some new.pa-
per published the city OF Rock Island, aforesaid
ten days before the day oisale to sell SAID PREMISES
and all the right anG equity OF redemption OF said
Christopher and Ann Atkinson, his wife, at public
auction at the north door of the Court house, in
SAID ctyot Rock Island, to the highest bidder for
cash, at the time mentioned IN said notice.
And, whereas, default has been made IN the
payment Of the SAID notes, and application has
been made to me for the sale of said premises, for
the purpose OF paying the sand notes: Now, there
fore, by virtue OF the power and authority con-
terred upon me IN and by the said deed OF trust,
| shall, ON THE 9TH DAY OF JULY, A. D.,
1862, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, 1.-THE north door OF the
Court House, IN the city of Rock Island, sell at
public auction to the highest bidder, for cash, all
the right, title, interest and equity of redemption
OF the said Christopher Atkinson and Ann Akin
son, his wife, in and to the following described
premises, being part of the same described IN
the SAID trust deed at the time the same made
me- to-"lt. Commencing at the north west
corner Of the north east quarter OF section one, ~
in Township seventeen, (l7) north range two, ~
west of the T. NJ; thence south nine 90 chains,
thence west twenty (2O) chains, thence north nine
81 chains, thence west twenty (2OJ chains to tho
place Of beginning, containing eighteen 49, acres.
Also Lots one, ~ two, (2) three, 90 four, az
hve,[j sX,t6l seventh n clght,LSl nine L9l and ten
[lOl IN Darius +. kInney's addition of out lots to
the city of Rock Island, Illinois, all situated in the
city and county ofRock Island, aforesaid, togeth-
er with all the buildings, machinery, privileges
and appearances thereunto belonging, for the
purpose Of paying what IS now due on the said
notes.
W. T, RIGGS, Trustee.
Rock Island June ODD. 1862.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-24
Letter from an Opponent of the Egyp-
iian SWindIe- The New Constitution.

We have received the following letter from
AN opponent % the new constitution, in Cor
doya, giving an account Of the manner in
which the stump-tail party managed the cleo
ton in that town The man who wrote it ey-
identity don't read the Argos and he had
probably been told by some one that we were
opposed to the new constitution. lie made
great mistake in that respect, and if he had
known our opinions in relation to the inter.
ference of preachers in elections, he would
probably have sent his letter to the Moline
Independent. But we are not disposed to re-
fuse the man hearing, in behalf OF his town,
and give his letter below Just as it was re-
ceived by us:
CoRrovA, June DIST, 1862.
EDITOR OF THE ARGus-Sir Now the cleo
ton is over want to write to you to let YOU
know how we are agctiug along up here and
about that new constitution, you know which
them democrats got up to make slaves Of us
all. Them tellcrs was mighty sassy until last
Sunday, when "A mighty smart man A
p spoke in our meetin' house, which
skeered the democrats powerful. He told
them that he was the servant of the Lord and
he took his text in the big book, in the "a
chapter and 9th verse OF Psalms, Thou shalt
brake them with rod Of from and he cx
planned it very larned, He said that ruling
with rod Of iron meant pdr; that guns was
made Of iron, cannons was made Of iron, that
Dayonets and sablres was made of iron that
God always used his ministers first to warn
the people, and il they (the people, won't
mind, he then uses war to overthrow their
sinful governments. He told them all about
lots of wars in the old country and the reyolu
ton war, and the war that we are aftin now,