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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-28
GREAT CONSOLIDATED LINE
Cincinnati l. Chicago Air Line
RAILROAD.

EOPTY MILES THE SHORTEsr por~r
l. to Cincinnati, indianapolis and Lou,.-i,i.
Two express Trains leave West SIDE Union lie.
pot, Chicago, - follows: NV" ~
Asa N, daily. except Sunday.
o:lo n, daily except Saturday.
Through to Cincinnati and lndirnspe,i. v;tho,+
change Of cars "a'aoes
Elegant Sleepng Cans on Night Trains.
Time to Cincinnati, eleven hours:
ticket: may Be obtained At principal
pany,s Office, No. 1873 Randolph street. unaer
the Sherman House. S'' ~A-'1
JOHN BRANDT, H., Gent Sup,s
-. T.. rOLLETT, GenI Ticket l9't
ds7 \. h.10ORE, Ag't. Chlcaeo.
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vTRUsTEE's sALE.-on Saturday, the ssh

TyRUSTEE'S SALE.-On Saturday, the 3sth
L day Of December, A. D. 1861, will b sold,
for cash. to the highest bidder at the Court House
door, in the city Of Davenport, It two o'clock r
county, State Of Iowa, to-wit: The south hall
of the east half of lot No. seven in block No.
eleven I'LL in tho city Of Davenport, measuring
forty l40] by seventy five feet. and conveyed to
Joseph Blocklingsr and varena Blocklinger BY
John Reed also > part Of lot No. four III In
block Ne. eleven III ! in the city OF Davenport,
described ~ follows, to-wit: Commencing ct .
point fifty so] feet west from the north east cor.
twenty-five 1851 feet; .henos south eighty [ssl
feet thsnss est twenty i've [16l feet thsass
aesth eighty leey fest 70 tac pla:s q hegiagiag.
conveyed 3 said J. Blssfiisg:r I'd Vie = Anton
Carvissl and wife. By flores and eject ef Dssl
Of Trust, made to me By Joseph Bloeklingss and
varsns, his wife, daily recorded in Scott eouaty
records, March 10Th, 1851. in book I" n" Of town
lot mortgages, ct page 81, and dated March Sth,
1851.
Davenport, December |, 1881:
dr4-dta1 Trustee.
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n1-dtsl

TRU0TRES 0AL1-As eeahegieo6 - =.
III powsfed 81 eeetaia Deed - Trust, dasel
tie 9Th day q Jassasy, 4. D.. le6e. 1sds b
Hans Br1adt and Lsas bsaadA bic wife, y ne
e trustee, and which Trust Dssd 10 sssosdsd IN
the Recorders Once Of Scott county. Iowa, gin
book "E" Of townlst mortgages, page s49-defsult
mentioned and interest--l sha al on Wednesday tn
2sth dav Of January, A. D., 1862, at the Court
House door, in Scott county, lows. at O'Clock in
the afternoon sell to the highest and best bidder,
for cash, the following described land, to-wit -
Tho west half of lot numbered three g., in block
numbered eighteen (lS,) in the city Of DavsI-
port, in Scct' county, Iowa. to satisfy the amount
due with costs of sale, trustees fees, etc. The
Trustee will sell only the title conveyed 70 him.
HANS PAULSEN,
30 TruaAAA
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fb6-du'


QX VIHTUE VI CHzTTBL 0UKTHz0E
ID nads By Peter Thsde, on the 18th day Of
n
nads for the purpose Of securing to Nicholas Gs-
jsvary . sum Of moasyss therein expressed, and
in default Of payment thereof, will on, Wsdnes-
day, the l2th day Of February, 1862, atS o'clock,
in tho forenoon, 1t the Court House doss, In the
city Of Davenport, offer for sale ono large sorrsl
horse, and ono lumber wagon, for cash.
February s, 1862.
NICHOLAS FEJERvARY, Nortgsges.
W. W. BROwN, Ag't Of Mortgage. Tbs
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Galona 4 Chicago Union Railroad.
~ 1l ~ 3
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NOVEMBER
~ 18th, 1861, Trains will leave Wells street De-
pot, Chicago, ~ follows, Sundays excepted y
At S:45 81 and Gals ? N, for Bclvidere Rockford,
Freeport, Warren, Galena, Dunlith, Dubuque
and intermediate places.
At S.i5 A NJ and 1855 NJ for Dixon, Polo, Full
ton, Cedar Rapids and intermediate points
At 4 for Elgin, Belvidcre, Rockford and in
termediats points
At s A NJ for Geneva and Intern ediats places.
Passengers tor Beloit and Janssvills will take
the s:45 A NJ train.
Passengers for Crystal lake, MeEIsary, Rich
mond, Geneva Lake and intermediate points, will
take the p NJ train.
TRAINS ARRIVE At CHICAGO
At $40 M and 4:lO A M, from Dunlsith, 0alsna,
Ereeport, ets.
At $40 p NJ and $50 A N, from Cedar Rapids,
Fulton, Dixon, etc.
At Halo NJ from Fox River Valley.
At 900 A N, Geneva Accommodation.
tAy~ Sleeping Cars on Night Trains.
E.B. TALCOTT, Gent Sup't.
q. NJ. WHEELER. Gen'l Pass'gr Agt. nv20tf
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.Mikk yVuNa.

NOW Is THE TIME ITO LAY IN WOOD
~ for winter use. We hayedrv k;ndl;n0 wond
20. w per cord, and green wood at 81 81 ,el
iy9l-duj FRFHnu = nav,o
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deel0

CTAIB % IOWA, SCOTT C0UHfI, IN TN
y Dishisl Cosst a MD county.
Henry Miller, Plaintiff, ". Matthias lnhs
Catharins Tnhm, Austin Corbin, Amos Truck
0oeWo ,. 0aanooA Joho J. Oov, JeAo o. No.
thiee, OhsisGiaa Nstthies, HslEieh Gosh, Han
Kuhi, Ellen AsNaans, Cyril Dabeesk, eaonsl
2: xs.. 60 v :; y: H f.: :; Y; ~.
". ~. RasAs, Jsshin LAge ad1inisaaAs. n.
= ~ Deeoalao0:
Yes asAsasA e 20 ~ hsessy 1sellel NJ
tasss = aev = AZ = re OAss : tAs Csah =
tiea Of Hsev Miles, claiming q "a Dslnlspt
Matthias 1sshn, he san Of one thsaaaad @, eoo|
dollars, with interest there's from Ne ~ ~
of April, A d, 1851, ct the rate Of tn (10) pes
cent. per xnnum, - money due him On certain
pronissory note, executed By said Matthias
the order Of Henry Miller 6ve years after the data
thereof Said petition also prays for the foseelos-
urs Of certain mortgage on the following dss-
cribed real estate lying in tho county Of Scott
and State of Iowa, to-wit: Being part Of block
thirty 49, in the city Of Davenport, moro par
ticularly described ~ follows: Ccnmenaing on
the north east cerner Of lot numbss four I'D
thense west eighty (s0) feet thence south thirty
(30) feet thence east eighty (S0) fost thence
north thirty (30) fest 70 the place Of beginning,
executed By said Matthias Frahm and Cathasino
Tnhm, Of date April 35th, 1850. for the purpose
4 securing ~ payment OF The shove dsssibsd
.promisDosy nots.
Nov, usisss yos appear saa answer thsesto q
q bslors Deea q TIE sssond day q The next Tern
a aid Coast - b began aad holdso a he ~
Monday Of February, a D. 1e62, default viii -
catered aeaisst yos and judgment ssadssd thsss-
Dated l''.ssF ssA' is 8 l. cornnor
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-28

RY VIRTUE OF 4 CHATTEL MORTGAGE,
- sxse.tsd % the naAsriesd, (fsr 10 hsns-
g q ,. 2. 1sreeZ) By y. D. Hiekneas detsd
yanuaeZ 18th, 1852, reesedsd II The 1sesedeIs
Oese q 6eott county ,Iovs, II book sG' q Goods
and Chsttsle, at pags ~. made % secure psoa-
issosy note fos S4lf as-lOe, sxesu>sl 81 ala Il.
p. Hieknsa % aid J. 8. 6usSsy, datsd Jaauasy
18th, 1859, and payable January illh, $780,: With
intsesst as toe pr cent ~ aasun, !, Tie uads-
sisasd. 2. ,. ffssi % hs.sby give this pshiis
1esiee, 1haesa Friday. Ne nj Jay q Hshsuasy,
4. D., lees. eeoosssing q Ne hsas Of i've
o'clock in h sftessoes Of I'D day, q he 49,.
dos ree0 e Paxke . Ven 1uyl, a ehe est Id
Of Brady stree, between Sssoad and Third stsssts
IN the city Of Daveapost. in sAid Scott county,
shall expose for ale, By pable auction. asi shall
cell to the highest biddss for eash, the following
Psrsonai property, Tor % much thereof q sha1
be requisite TO pay said note and costs and Il
psasss Of sale, to-wit: One rosewood, ssven-so
tave Piano, (manuiastsrsd by g. p. Jaeken
Louisville, Ky.,) saa stool and cover one Ma
hogany Sofa one Dressing Bureau one mArhl,
top Washstend, one Side Table {Nahoeany,) o.
narbls-top Mahogany Table, one set Nohaif -sss
Mahogany Chains, one Nohair- seat Nah oeon,
Rocking Chair, ons Brussels Caspst ooasainial
twsaty-ssysa yasds, 90 siAgls blask WALNUT BED
stsad a1d Bed, one Has Rad, yitA leokine H.
~ snhsslls slaal, asd 80 sWAatr Not
Dated this January 37tA, 4. D., 1869.
D. 8. TRUE,
jaA151 1osteagee.
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Michigan Central Rail Road.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
To .VssU York, .teac EnQsund
ard The Can dus.

I'M AND AFTER NOVEMBER THIRD, 1861,
~ trains leave tho Great Central Union Depot,
fsot Of Lake street, as follows
A NJ Day Express Except SUNDAY arrives ct
Detroit at 6 p NJ, Suspension Bridge at l:O5 A n,
Albany <l5 NJ, New York $50 P Al, boston 1920
AM
$50 Night Express except Saturday. ar
rive - Detroit at 6:o5 NJ. Suspension Bridge
b15, Albany els N, New York IL NJ; Boston
4:3O P NJ.
Cincinnati trains, via g Railroad, leave Chi.
eago At NJ mail train, $50 P NJ Fast Express |:
arrive in Chicago att A n Fast Express, aud IL
NJ Night Mail Train.
The $40 N train leaving Chicago runs through
to Cincinnati without change Of oars or baggage.
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Chicago L. Northwestern Railway
Illinois Central Railroad.
e. @M 49, q. :

Ia - - |sst,ss;sssll s;ixy
nN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
~ Sd, trains will leave from the Grand Central
DEPOT, foot of Lake and South Water street
Through Express, At $50 A u, arriving at
daily, exc, SundsysJ Cairo at 430 A M.
~ This Train connects for Peoria, Alton, St.
Louis, Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile.
Accommodation At 400 NJ, for Cairo and Way
Every day, s:45 P NJ mex. dav.
"a This Tr'in, on Saturdays, will run only to
Urbana. Trains arrive at Chi,ago at HOS A N
and $50 PM.
For Tickets and information, apply at the Office
in the Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
Trains will leave Chicago: Leave Wood Lawn:
600 A M 6:45 A M
S45 AN 9:25 A NJ
1900 NJ 12.55PM
800 p NJ 345 Pm
600 PM 6:50PM
W. R. ARTHUR, Genl Supt.
W.P. Johnson, Gent Passenger Agt. no20,f
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TfRMS.-(Rseular Priss.)

XONey cMrrent IN The State WKeTs t6SNSd WtI % re
csired at par.
POSTAGE
The PosrAGE to any part Of the United States
will be but TWENTY-FOUR CENTS year for
" Blackwood," and but FOURTEEN GENTS
year for each Of tho Reviews.
At the above prises the Periodicals. will b
furnished for 1861, and -
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M1chlgsn southern 4 Lake She1e
RAILROAD.
nN AND AFTER NOVEMBER I'D, AND UN-
~ til further notice trains will leave Chicago ~
az follows:
600 A N daily (s1ssps Sssde4l yis Ola Aisai-
gan Road. connecting q Hiihert With tain
on Airline Road, at White Pigeon with
train for Three Rivers, ct Adrian with
trains for Jackson, at Airline junction
with trains for Detroit.
NIGHT EXPRESS.
$3.50 P NJ daily Except Saturday via Old Mich
igan Road, connecting at Adrian with trains
for Detroit.
Traina arrive from tho East at iO:i5 and
1900 p NJ.
All the above trains make regular connections
to Dunklrk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
York, boston, Philadel phia, Baltimore and oil
points East.
Luxurious new Sleeping Coaches. with all mod
ern improvements run on Night Trains.
Through Tickets can be obtained at the Com
pany's Office. 80 Clark street, under Sherman
Hsuso, or At the Depot, corner Of Old Van Bursn
and Sherman streets. GEO. NJ. GRAY,
JOHN ID. CAMPBELL, Gsnl Western Ag't.
Gent Sup't Toledo, o. dc24
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III HnSneee vitA tie County 6spsqntsss11
nm Is Ain q his 49,, PslIy stTsoe, svay -
6a1uriay, aavs The Last 0asus0ay & svsu nontk
's'e' = - D. 4 0OnFOH, ayE 2 .ss,sy
~ Aew1uJ Cs1o0 oupsgio1ooom2
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INSURANCE.

- = y =
0E COMPANY
CAPlfkl,........... ...9l ,see0ee
PHOENIX
INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPIfAL.................slos.eso
lCERCHANIS
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPrTAL,............ .ssoo,oss
CON:NECTTCUT
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
ASSETS, .4s170ooo
HENRY B. HOFFMAN,,
/ jsl-dtfl Agent, Davenport.
ZEAL ESTATE AID INSURANCE.
JOAV Il. 1W IT'S,
GENERAL REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Ascent.
NIOk0GaaSo DA00k. UP s4Al1a,
.lDsseCu ~ The
PHGNN FIRE INSURANCE CO,
orxEw YORK AND BROOKLYN,
Cash OArlfAI4........-............e 1eay ~
! Atlantic Fire lnslranoe Comfy
OF INV YORK AND Dn0oKLYH.
CASH OAPlfAL,.... .o1So.ooe
| Lamar Elrs Insurance CsapJ.
OF NEW YORk OT1Y
Cash OAPTTAIs......- .....~.......e ooepoo
Fulton Fire Insurance Comply,
0FNEw YORK CITY.
Cash CAPITAL,................ 49,. $lto.oee
New York Life Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
! ACCUMULATED CAPITAL. ....... 81 500 ~
! jySl-w&dn
II e ~ o D ed.
Union Coffee & Spice Mill,
CORNER OF FRONT AND MAIN STREET0,
,evaS g. = JONES. Z co.
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TNRUSvEE'S SALE.-Whersas, on the 23d day
L Of Oeteber, 1856, Hssekiah G: Dwire, Of Scott
county, Iowa, executed unto William II. Rowe,
Is trustee, . certain deed of trust, conveying to
said trustee tho land in Scott county, Iowa, dos
cribed as follows, to-wit The south half OF the
southeast quarter Of section No. twenty eight
49, In township No. eighty [S0,l north Of range
No. four AL east Of the 5th p. NJ. which said
conveyance was made for the purpose Of securing
the paymentof two certain promissery notes, and
interest thereon, made by said Hezekiah G. Dwire
to samuel Hair, one for the sum Of sixty-6ve
1851 dollars, dated 23d day Of October, 1856, and
payable six months after date, and one for the
sum Of seven hundred and fifteen l37l5) dollars,
q the came dsts, and payable on the sd Of De-
tobes 1857 both With interest Of ten Per cent per
hundred and fifteen dollars. bsing past due,
the note for sixty-6vs [S65] dollars having been
paid, and being together with interest, accrued
from the time it became due, unpaid and The said
William d. Rowe having departed this life. i
J. Wilson Dsury, trustee BY the appointment Of
tho Judge Of tie County Court Of Eeott county.
Iowa. according to the stipulation in said deed Of
trust, do hereby give this public notice, that BY
virtue Of tho power which IL in me vested BY
said deed of trust and appointment, will on
Thursday, the 10th day Of February, A. D., 1861,
at tho hour Of 10 o'clock in tho forenoon Of said
day, at the Court House door, in the oity Of Qa-
venport, in said county, expose and oder for sale,
at public auction, the land above described, or 50
pay the said note with interest thereon to the day
Of sale, together with all costs AMI penses At
tending said SALE costs Of this netice and trustees
ees.
ia25-dts1 Trustee.
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Railroad Offices in the West, at the General Office,
corner Of Iske and Dcarbon streets, (under the
fremont House. Chicago, and at tho Depot.
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-03-11
DIED.


At the Hospital in Mt Jackson, on the 2Sd of jan
uarY, 1862, ADAM MoCHEsNEY, of Texas. in the 22nd
year of his age. He member of Company C,
Capt. Pitzer, I'd Regiment of Virginia Cavalry.
At Sherando, Va, January 5th, 1862, VIM NJ. MAN
LEY, aged IL years, 10 months and 23 days; on the
26th Gay of same month"; ROBERT NJ. MANLEY, aged Ia
years, months and days, and on the 5th of Feb
ruary, HESTER VIRGINIA MANLEY aged years, l
month and 27 days. children of Miles K. and Z. A.
Manley.
Thus has three of that family been stricken down
in few days by that fatal disease-Diptheria and a
fond mother left alone weep. While the father
gone to meet the great foe of land and camped
the battle field, sorrowing mother had to watch
her two eldest sons and eldest daughter who were
her only hope at hone; but she is not left without
hope all of them left evidence of their acceptance
and hope of Heaven. The writer of this notice was
with these children during the whole of their Illness
and feels assured from the evidence left behind them
that they are gone to dwell with that Saviour who
hath said. Suffer little children unto zoe, and
forbid them not for of such is the Kingdom of Hea-
vean" We sympathize with this family in their
aiictlon with the hope that will be sanctl6ed to
their good, and they will be enabled to say,-"Thy
will, God, not mine, be done" r. d. III.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-03-11
Commanding General.

A law has been passed by Congress creating
the Office of Commanding General of the armies
of the Confederate States, and authorizing the
President to call whatever officer he may choose
to the discharge of it's duties. The Command
ing General, under the direction of the President
is to order the movements of our armies, to have
charge of the discipline of the troops, the distri
button of supplies, &C., and may, when he thinks
proper, take command in the field. His usua
headquarters are to be at the Seat of Govern.
ment, and he will fill the post at the will of the
President. His pay is to be S4eO month, with.
out allowances, and he is to have military sec.
retary, with the rank and pay of Colonel of cav
airy, four aides-de-camp with the rank and pay
OF Major, and four clerks, with salaries of $12OC
oh
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-03-11
The Enemy Near Winchester.

O. We learn from the last Winchester Republican
that there were 1000 of the enemy at Charles
town, in Jefferson County, and that seven regi
ments from Ma"tinsburg had advanced to Bun
ker's Hill, Is miles from Winchester.
Passengers who arrived here on Saturday nigh
from Winchester state that skirmish took place
on Friday between our pickets and the advance
of the enemy, and that the enemy were forced
to retreat before the impetuous charge of Col
Ashby's cavalry.
Gen'l Jackson, we fear, has too small force
to meet successfully the numbers which are now
threatening to invest Winchester. He may fal
back to Strasburg until re-inforcernents can b.
sent to him
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-03-11
Our Loss at Fort Doneison.

From a letter of Rob't II. Glass, Esq, one of
the Editors Of the Lynchburg Republican, we
learn that our loss at Fort Donelson is supposed
to be about five hundred killed and one thousand
wounded.
The enemy's loss is admitted by them to be at
least six Thousand killed and wounded, and some
of their privates put it down as high as ten thou
| sand. 1t was certainly immense-far greater
than in any previous battle. Our loss In prison
ers is between seven and nine thousand men, and
composed of the following regiments:
| Goth Mississippi regiment, Maj. Brown; 18th
Mississippi regiment, Col. Reynolds; 26th Ten
nessee regiment, Col. Lillard-Col. Baldwin, COM
manding.
56th Virginia regiment, Capt. Davis; 50th Vir-
ginia regiment, Col. Wharton; 5lst Virginia
regiment, Col. Massie-Col. Masse, command
| ing.
lst Mississippi regiment, Col. Simonton; 9Th
Kentucky regiment, 1t. Col. Lyon; 7th Texas
regiment, Col. Gregg; Sd Mississippi regiment,
1t. Col. Wells; Green's Artillery-Col. Simon
ton, commanding.
Sd Alabama regiment, Maj. Garvin; 18th Ar
kansas regiment, Col. Gee; 4th Mississippi reg
| iment, Col. Drake-Col. Drake, commanding.
| 9Oth Tennessee regiment, Col. Head; 48th
Tennessee regiment, Col. Vorhees; 53d Tennes-
see regiment, Col. Quarles; 10th Mississippi reg
iment, Col. Heiman-Col Heiman, commanding
The whole of Gen. Floyd's Brigade, except a
part of the 10th Mississippi regiment and his
three batteries escaped. The Both, 5Oth, SIS
and 56th Virginia regiments are that portion Of
the Brigade which came off safe, with the excep
ton of their killed and wounded, in the fight.
| The losses in the Virginia regiments are as fol
lows:
| o OF
In the 51st, killed and Al wounded.
| In the Both, II killed and A wounded.
| In the 5Oth Ill killed and wounded.
| Gen. Johnson has fallen back to Decatur, in
Alabama. Generals Floyd, Breckinride, Crit
| tenden and Hardee are with him.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-03-11
Spirit of the South. /.

The Richmond Dispatch says that there never
has been an hour from the beginning Of this con-
test when determination as profound has ami
mated the souls of the Southern people. They
can die, and they can die with dignity and glory,
but they will never live to be slaves. In this
sublime resolution they have rendered their sub
jugation an impossitility Such people cannoi
be conquered. The Yankees shall not take our
country from us, our homes, our liberty, our
farms, cur wives and children, our honor They
shall not make us slaves, and above all, slaves to
the meanest, the most rapacious, and most cruel
of mankind.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-03-11

TOT UIe spectator.
Mr.. EDITOR Il have understood that great
dissatisfaction exists among these who are liable
TO De drafted on account OF the speculatOrs.
am free to admit that there is too much truth in
1T. Ia times like the present, all inordinate Ge-
slres to amass fortune should be abandoned un-
TIL we obtain our independence. We are all
deeply interested in this struggle in which we
are now engaged, and it requires the united eff
forts of both rich and poor, for what effects one
effects the other. Our forefathers made great
Sacrlnces ana endured great hardships, and by
perseverance established their Independence
Has the spirit which animated them ceased to
beat In the bosoms Of the present generation I?
hope not, but with one accord Wish to see a
bold and united front to the vile invaders who
have ttampled under foot and set aside the sane
tlty OF an oath, IN order to reap their hellisb
vengeance against us by confiscation, and If need
be necessary, determination. What would wealth
avail us u"Ger such circumstances We might
this day have been prosperous people if it had
not been for that paramount desire to horde
wealth, and in order to obtain it, corruption has
entered into the very vitals of our Government.
and now the dreadful consequences are upon US
We must resist the invasion, at all hazards. that
has been made against us, and humbly trust in
that God who led our forefathers to liberty and
established for us the best government the world
ever beheld, and which has now been perverted
in order to enslave US. | hope all selfish motives
will be laid aside, and wish to see such a spirit
aroused as will crush the tyrant who now dis
graces the chair which Washington once oc IN
pied. To the rescue then, one and all. and set
your country free. Aucusr.