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The New York herald., 1862-08-25
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

IoLrMBIAN ENGINE COMPANY, no. H-THE
menibers OF Engine Company No. II hereby notlea
70 meet the enine house this day MONDAY august -
John Drwney uuform-fed shirt, black pants and dte
car BY order. CHAS. A. GRAY, Foreman.
-Ww H. SMITH, Secretary.
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DRorEcTroN ENaINR COMPANY, NO. s-rHE
L members and exmembers of Protection Knxine Coma
pauv No. O. requested tho engine house In
hre rig cred black pants belt and ire {ap this day
Monday, the 2bth nst at o'clock r. M or purpose
OF participating in the reception Of 6roshsr dFemaa.
o.p- TnoGAs xAcAuLEy. Ac.ios vsr.mas-
JouN SrRKyR Secretary
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Lotteries.
DELAwARx. EXTRA Glass 347-August 49, 1852
SO, 81, II, 68, 8, l, 54, "a, 78, z, 81, 46, go.
DELAWARE. CLASS 3il-Auaust 2s iss1
IS, 36, Az, 43, %, !. "a, 2s, Z, 20, IL, So, 40.
JOHN A. MORRIS CO.,
Wilmington. Delaware
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residence, No. a33 Hudson street. Her will be
taken TO Calvary Cemetery for interment.
McsiKNoxv.- Saturday, August 23 after lingering
Illness JANE E. WALLACE, widow Of Felix Mcsienomy, in
Her friends and those Of the family arc respectfully in
vted attend tho funeral from her late residence 2l2
Cherry street. this Monday afternoon, at four o'clock
NoLAS.-on Wednesday. August Is. BnMAcs NOLAN,
formerly Of Co. +, Sixty ninth regiment.
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence
247 avenue b. Fourteenth Fifteenth Streets
% oS on Fds
HaxY 0wscs, formerly Of this place. TN the 22d years
Of his age.
usrnxDn.--Un Saturday, August a. SYIvxs TER J. Os.
rRAxpnR, in the 10th year of his age
The friends and relatives OF the family are invited 70
attend the funeral this onday) afternoon, st O'CLOCK
rmxAss.--or consumption, WILLIAM PnxAxS, aged
20 years and months.
TO attend the funeral from his late residence No $50
Edrdgc street. this oDday afternoon, at three o'clock
Abram v. and sarah e. Parker, aged months and "a
Inc funeral win take place. from the residence Of his
tuesday morning. at eleven O'Clock. The relatives and
friends Of the family are respectfully invited TO attend
PLuM--On Thursday August II, ELr PUN, Of conges.
The friends are respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral from the house Of Mr. James Graham, corner Of
Houston and Mercer streets this day onday at twelve
o'clock NJ.
RyAN-On Sunday morning, August "a, Of Inflammation
OF the brain, JAMES Law Of Thomas and Casha-
riue kI,yan native II ua .cntway, county Tpperary
Ireland, aged years, u us tbs and days
The relatives and riela a ne family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from tho residence OF his
parents 200 East Thirteenth street. this (onday) after
noon, at two O'Clock His remaius will be Inferred
Calvary Cemetery.
RASsom-0n saturday, August %, HARRIET Rassox,
only daughter Of Dillon and Safan Ransom, aged year,
Tho friends OF the family and members or Rutgers oso
Co.. No % arc respectfully invited " attend the funera
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lRlGINAL NOTICE.
III. SCOTT HOWELL,
Plaintiffs Atty.

To Fraekn IiarshmAn, Eleanor Iweeeiy. A Hanson AZ
HEs- and t9bnaile & Slngth, Defendants
An& are hereby notified that there IL now on Die IN
tiE tjafks Office OF tie District Court of county
ipSa, ~ 'eft kak, petition Of Hiram Barney ella mag
lat~u.t Eainst you, Franklin HarsbmAn aud Eiean-
or weeay, Tor ih' sum on u hree Thousand Dollars
upon }phs Hi4 ana #At ST. ARE at-ve
cd defendants calAhfs tie Foreclosure ~ q mortgage
made by sald Franklin fIaf hn,ah ahd EesnDf Tweedy
70 Ihsries mason upon tHe exi hHlf ~ ttb
quarter ~ section 1881 ~ I"~ neltp fo scrih Range
west. ~ ise coHLtF lnaa, lhe sAlat said promises
pay III SAID hebt the rxtinf sscmeit OF N" eqHfts
rsent on aid for genera relief and i,ert
a. Judgment aud genera execution against raid raAk-
I'm Harhhman and Eleanor fvceiy, for wlal ha sale
~ said premises may not pay GE.
Aaw 800 n9ast hppear sbd Fnswer 10 satd fst5-, ~
eaH of tie second day II tte vsl t#
tn6fs ~ isc htlIat ksasrE 8 M NV - ~
ittft= s.. T. lsG3, jHlN sEea Inetttn
ny "t'sh't ~. af A4T stttvEtL,
utt@A- s4& Fy5t.tfn,. Atf-y
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NOTICE.

To w Kay bernard, J o Bernard and VIM
Lockwood Guardian for heire IL Thus Reeor. and
III Crawford Il Co., Defe4 a4f3ts
lou ARE hereby noiiaea that sher- Is low on nle ia
the CLERKS ONCE Of the histret Court " Lee cuun ~
Iowa, al Keoknk, petiiign of George K. Kilbourne
Claiming Judgment against you. q. W. KAY, j &.
Bernard and j. q E-rnard for Five Thousand and
FLYER and b6 leo Dollars upon your notes and mort
gage given TO ~. w ktlbourne Tor tie sale If gWd
nartghEea premises, bcing thirty acre. 81 land
Ia the snntlWe quarter Of Section fDutiesH AL
Township ,0o,l Range Is wes for ihe tufyt, sre Il
sahi l1oftEigs' the extinguishmcEt OF s eqtiiy of
redeinpipn and general relief with e9Ets, and aIFa
PRAYING Tor an injunction against You, e. w. Kay,
z. Bernard and j, y. Bernard and ail Or agents
asslghees or h1nds frhm digging up, n5uting or re
moving any or The 5onng trees, evergreen shrub
De ~ on sa! lABa, which iuJaacen las aeeh ed.
No" you must Appear and RHsrar said pttsti9D by
noon Ut the second da! the said Court
W be held at keokak on he Hat Monday OF february
A. ID 1853, or Judgment and decree prsyed for vii
be had therein by default.
III. SCOTT HOWELL,
oct2S-aAw Plaintiffs Atty
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NOTICE.

To Frederick A. Nilmans, r. L. McKenney, Thomas
paget, VIM. IRVINE n. X. Ireine- willard Snae,
State Of Iowa tor Of School Fnpd, tEsra Potter,
A. G. Campbell and w Miller, executors Of
Jacob Miller, dteeased,) ''Cplliet White Lead
Company" Arneid Kendall, ciufin. Melien end
Co, r. BroadweIl, 4. Bazin, Allen * Co., Samuel
Eugle, Vim. Thompson Il Co.. MAI Lafnn, John
Guirk, Marshall 81 Mckee William Welsh, N. b.
Thomasson, IL Murdock Co., Price J. Patton and
Co. James Watson, Brooks & Reed, Moser and
Wild, and Geo Blies & Co.. Defendants:
You hereby notified that there il file In
the Clerks Office Of The District Court Of Lee county
Iowa at keokuE, petition ~ Hiram Barney, Claim.
ing Judgment against you Frederick A. Wilmans,
for OF Five Thousand Dollars upon yoEr mort
gage ali Of the above named defendants
claiming the foreclosure Of mortgage, made By said
Frederick A. Wilmans to Charles Mason upon Lots
sixteen [16l and seventeen III in Block fortyfour
441 In Mason's upper addition TO the city Of Keoknk,
IN said county, the sale oil said premises to pay said
debt the extlngnshment OF the equity OF redemption,
and for general relief and asn fora personal Judgment
and general execution against said Frederick A. Will
for what tue sale Of said premises will not pay
of.
Now, you must appear and answer to said petition
by noon Of the second day 81 the next of said
Court, TO be held at keokuk the hrst Monday or
February A D., 1863 judgment will be hal therein
by default. II. SCOTT HOWELL,
oct3u-4w Plaintiffs Atty.
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NOTICE.

~
To George II. Reid, 7 1. McKinnss, Thomas Psget,
William Irvine, S X. irvine willard su4e, State
or Iowa fof ase Of School Fund (EAsa PvIer. n
g. Camp bell and VIM. Miller, executors III Jacob
Miller arces~edj "Coller hite Lead Company -
Arnold Kendall Cishn, Melien Co, K.
Broadsei X. bag u, i'len n Co.. Samuel Rngic,
VIM. Thompsou a. Co., Nat. haieB, John Quirk
Brtton 81 Co.. Marshali * Mckee, Wa Hech y.
b. Thomasson, II Murdoch IL Co., Price J. Patton
and CO.. James watson Brooks q Reed Moser AID
Wid aud Geo, Btes IL Co. Defendants;
You hereby notified that there is file int he
Clerks ONCE OF theDist. Court Of Lee county, Iowa.
keokuk, petition OF Hiram Barley, claiming judE-
Mett against YOU GEO. b. Heid, for The Three
Thousand Dollars. npon your mortgage, and AGAINST
all The above defendants claiming ths foreclosure ty
said mortgage, made by said Geo B. Rsii Char les
Mason, upon Lot eighteen 49, in Block fourty.f,ur
4I] In Mason's upper addition to the city of keosE,
In Lee county Iowa, the sale of said premises 10 pay
oG said debt the e1iingoshment Of the equity re-
dempilon and for general relief and also tor gener-
al Judgment and general execution against said Geo.
b. Reid for what the sale Of said Premises Will not
pay eff.
Now, must appear and answer 10 said petition
of the second day OF the next term OF said Cout
be held at keokuk the first Monday OF February,
A n, 1861, or judgment will be had therein by de-
fault. Ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
Plaintiffs Att'y
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NOTICE.

To Angeline Eushey exocutrx Of the estate OF Jacob
Bushey deceased, Caleb Cowles, Jr., Chaplin 81 Lee,
Robr II. swift, KiIgour, Wilson b Co., Wm. III.
Williams, Ray Brothers, John l.. Carson, G. w.
Auu,, Samuel Bo5Its, S.as VI lows fot The U.s. " nc
scLeol Fund. Defendants
You are hereby notified that there Ii file in
the Clerks Office Of the District Court OF Lee County
Iowa, At Keokuk, petition In equity, by Hiram Bar
ney. claiming judgment against sou, Augeline
Bushey, executifx ~ the estate ofJacob Bushey
&c asfa the sum of Three Thousand Dollars ut,cn N
mortgage, made by said Jacob Bushey, deceasea to
rhas Mason, upon lots T3l three al four, ia block
ISL six, being partly In Laightons aud partly In Ma.
sons upper additions 10 Keoknt, Lee County, Iowa
aud against all said dependents pra, ing Ii.
closure Of said NOR gage he sale Of said LOTS the
tinguishment 81 the equity OF aepop and general
Yeicf--wfth costs.
You must each appear and anawer said petition BY
noon OF the second day 81 next term Of saf Cont 10 be
bald 81 Keoknk Oh Monday Ut Fehnusry, A. u j,
1867 orjudgmant viii be- had thsrrln asAinst YOU ~
dsisult III hCOTsr HOWELL,
oets0A1. Plaintiff Atty,
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To A Waiting, G Conn, VIM Ewing, Bancroft
Beaver n Co, Rebt Hamilton. Dixena Blown, NJ
Alexahaer, Brown Clendeninp, reorhies,
thapn q Lee, John Hurst, Chas NGTHili, James Cox
Anna II Worthingion az Executrix OF VIM II Worth
lugtons deceased, Miller, Ma, hew d Co, Geo Gabps
strykef wood, win Preston, Caleb Cope & Co. !,
Jas Burro.s, Vim Coleman, j G Ramsey Jenning d
Anderson, heeler, Heows Co VIM H Lrceh !,
Geo G Anderson, Durkee, N II and s u bay .
-~ Alss Mason Walker. 4 namlIl. TYsray
Mouton PImptnn, Mon, shober Il Co. " M q
Terrence, Il Grinnan. HenRinK Il Woodruff and
McCrecry, kssig n Co. Defendants:
You hereby notified that there IL now on file In
the Clerks office Of the Bstrct Cont OF Lee eounty
Iowa, at eokuk, petition Of Hiram Barney claim,
Ing judgment against you, A Waing. Tor the sum
OF twenty i've Hundtod Dollars. upon your mortgage
ana as against all The above named defendants, cium,
Rthe foreclosure OF morIEase made by said A T..
hlAnF To Chaf Mason upon Lof seven m and eight
III IN Block tive rs In Masop's Upper Addition The
eity OF heoknk 10 Los rQutF the sale OF said premi-
ses TO pay Oh said debt, tht extineuishmtus of the
equity Of redemption and fol general rrl,ef and also
for personal udsmGut and execution Bgs
said a u Nal!ihg for what the sale Of said premise
viii not ray -.
Now 81 must sirFar and answer to said pei ,,. by
ne9T las SrtI'f dnF 81 ftn fexi tnEs or said Court
u BE- lg y akuk on The bf4t 81 o.dIy OF Febtuar,
i D. tg3 Or Judgment wiz lie h.4 a.ginst Won ~
dt}EUtt. III. SCOTT HON ftt
1e2'-daH Plaintiff Atl'y.
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lnRIGINAL NOTICE.

- Franklin ITarshman, A. Hanson Co., CoRnable *
sut III, DefeGdants:
You are hereby notified that there Ia file Ia
the Clerks office The District Court % Lee County
Iowa. at keokuk, petition Of liram Barney "iHttz
a Judgment agains you, Franz ia Hasshtlai llf The
OF Thirty fiye Hundred Dollars upon Jour tnsr
gage ana as against All the aboys named defendab
claiming the foreclosure of mortgage, made by said
Franklin Harshnan 10 James l.. Estes upon the West
half "A Of the South est quarter Of Section 1877
in Township sixty.six 1861 Norsh ny Rargs 81 West
in Lee County Iowa, the ssIe 81 saii tenses la pay
of said debt the estinfuishmept OF the equity of re-
demption and for general relief aud ai-a personal
Judgment and geHera execution against said FrnEs-
lin iar siam what the sale OF sAid premises li1
rai pay Uh. H
You must appear and answer said petition by noon 81
the second day OF the term OF ssd Court Il be
held al Keokk the hrs' Monday " February, A. u
1863 or Judgment viii be bad thern be default
H.SCoIT HOWELL.
1ei1n IM. Plaintiffs AktNI.
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To franklin Hsrshman, A Hanson a. Co., Connabie
and smgth, Defendants:
Your hereby nat ned that there ~ now file In
the Clerks offer ~ the District Court Of Lee County
Iowa. eekak. petition II Ilram Barney eia min
JudseUeht sassatst yaal, frankp H4rshsfru, the
.au lgr Thousand raIiars rs q -el niartvage,
5ta 1sHStt ut 80 aspse naniti defer &si
Lho fairfas4re oi u mortgage made b. s s.su
HarEhaan 10 Charles Mason upon the Eas i.l. ~
iite South West quarter OF Section niur III aGa as
North west qgarief of n'con sinteen iG it FeIship
Ibdl sixiy-siN, North Range i5 Eve West; also the
North West II aaarter ~ SDrth Il quarter III ~
Section tpenit four a3 IN Ts~rsAIp sIxty-sis fGG}
North Range six s West, fn Lee Comply. TIRE sss o.
premises TO pay "a sad deut the eAti'
of the equity Of redemption and for geIcrsi d
also for personal JUDGMENT against said Franklia
Harsb fer what the SAFE ". said premises will not
pay off,
Now yoa uta aFpeu and answer Il SAID petition by
noon ne .4uohi day 81 The sia Court TO
le h4l4 h ltz2uA an lLG L-Al -t4e Vi iF.srg
! t-6Y judgement n ifs Dy r hi bE iEsratt
AZ. 81 Oh 4 HON Eht.
act1O-is Plaintiff Au'y.
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To Frank Brown.
You are hereby notified that there Is file in
the ONCE or the CLERK OF the District Couls of Lee
County Iowa, al heokuk, petitiOGof W ~. No GA IT,
claiming Of YOU Four Hundred Dollars for Ia NJ of
House, leased by you OF him. aud praying writ
tn elinenl for The
And unless you appear and answer thereto on or
before the second day Of the Term said Court
commencing the first MeIaay In February, 1868, Judg
ment will be rendered against you thereon
RANKIN Il McCRARR,
DeyT-d4w Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
I'd Nicolson, Pat. Ken

To A II. ReenebauGh, Edward Nicolson, Pat Ken
nedy Defendants
You are hereby notified that there Is now ON ole In
the CLERKS Office OF the District Court Leo County
Iowa at Reekuk petition vi Hiram haFa ey claim
Ing a Judgment against you. A. ii. Eaenubaugh FOR
The sum Of Five Hundred Dollars upon yonT mort
gage and as against all the above named defendants
Claiming the foreclosure of mortgage, made by said
A. IA. Reeneb ugh TO Charles Mason, upon the East
nft of the EetA est Arter of aect0n (2ll
nreuiseS to pay of said debt, the e1iingushmcr of
The equity OF redemption, and for general relief and
also Tor personal judgment and general execution
against said A IL. Keenebaugh Tor what The sale of
said premises may not pay Oh.
Now you must appear and answer TO said petition by
noon OF the second day the OF said Court
h. be held at Reokuk on the first Monday Of Pebrusry
A D. 1863 OF Judgment viii be had therein by de-
fsujt II sCU'fT POWELL,
q t30.4w PlBHttfiss Attorney.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

fos&..- Miller. Joha TaybeHs Gao. CHt4s, De
fs.at+ats
Yea at hereby notihed that there il on Gle ia
the Clerks Office of the Distinct Court of Lee
Iowa, at keoknk, petition of Hiram Barney, claim
lng Judgment against gu, saH-l T. Miller. for the
sum OF Two Thousand tS1iafs N "l Auar mortgage and
against all the above Kamed defendants claiming the
foreclosure Of mortgage made by said samuel r.
Miller 70 Charles Mason, upon the eHd by forty
feet deep of iol six ol In block four the city Of
Keokuk in Lee county, Iowa the saie n said pre-
To pay off I'D debi,th extihgushtIt OF The equity
OF redemption, and for general reet, and also
personal Judgment and general execution against said
Samuel II Miller. fur what The sale by said pre- nj
viii not pay u.
Nov, each OF you must appear and answe- said Pc
tiion by Of The second day the tssl. ~
said CoGFt 70 be held IN the first h"tss ~ n nary,
1868, or Judgment vii W al ILFtssft b d raait
SGltt =tsaAtFII,
.H
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II EGAL NOTICE.

To John Templin, James Gass, Lauren Dewey, and
John Mcclure:
You are hereby notified that there is on file In
the Office the Clerk OF tho District Court of Lee
County, Iowa af keokuk. pet tton or the Keok uk
Branch of the State Bank OF Iowa Keokuk claiming
of you the of Three Hundred and Thirty and
5tl0o Dollars, with interest ut ten per per
from the goth day Of January A. d., 1862, until paid,
and claim ing against James writ OF attachment
Aud unlasS you appear and answer said petition ON
or before noon OF The second day IL the Term
said Court, Judgment win rendered against you by
default. RANKIN 4 MCCRARY
plaintiffs A .turueyH
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-10-11

AN EXTRAORDINARY IHEO-
RY.-A foreign journal, in an
article against the punishment
Of death, publishes the follow
ing curious details:
"When at the end of the last
century the terrible machine
of DR.. Guillotin made its ap.
pearance, it gave rise to great
controversy among the faculty
throughout Europe. The in
ventor pretended and believed
that death by his instrument
was easier than by any other
means, and that the rupture
of the vertebrae, the nerves,
and all the organs of the head
killed the whole body at once
and instantaneusly. Several
experiments were made at
Vienna. Some prisoners were
to be executed, and several
medical men who had already
disputed the correctness of the
statement of DR.. Guillotin,
obtained permission to remain
on the scafiold during the exc
cution, and when a head was
cut off it was delivered to them
The first was that of a young
man. The eyes were closed
and the tongue protruded.-
Eight minutes were allowed
to expire, when the tongue
was pricked with a pin, when
it was drawn in, and the face
made a grimace, indicative of
pain. The second was that of
a woman. The eyes were open
and their duplicating looks
were accompanied by abundant
tears. Fourteen minutes after
the execution the eyes turned
towards the side from whence
the woman's name was called.
A third head was that of the
most guilty of the criminals.
A slap was given to the face,
when the eyes opened, the face
flushed with an indescribable
expression of anger and feroci-
ty, and a shudder of anguish
was visible on the neck being
touched.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-10-11

Napoleon was one day scar
ching for a book in his library
and at last discovered it on a
shelf somewhat above his
reach. Marshal Money, one
of the tallest men in the army
stepped forward, saying -
''Permit me, sire, l am higher
than your majesty" "You
are longer, Marshal" said the
Emperor with a frown.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-10-11

Bread has just been made
from corn eighteen hundred
years old, found at Pompeii.-
Moreover, it is said that a
batch of eighty-one loaves
from a Pompeiian oven, oddly
preserved from the heat of the
lava by a thick coating of ash
es, has also been discovered in
the recent explorations of the
ruins. ..
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WOOD FOR SALE.

rINHE subscriber has on hand about 200 CORDS of
/ DRY COTTONWOOD, which he offers for sale
on reasonable figures. The wood is of excellent
quality, full length and compaetiy corded. Persons
desiring to buy are invited to give me a call
q. HATTEADACk,
Sioux City, Dec. lAth, 1861.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
N lately existing beIseeh Francis NJ. Ziehach b
" lillian Frenzy, of Sioux City, county of Woodbu-
nv, aud State of Iowa, under the firm of XIEBACH
4 FRENZY, in the publication of the Sioux City
Register, was dissolved by mutual consent on the
18th day Of March, 1862. All debts owing to the
said partnership to be received by the said VIM.
Frenzy. And all dema nds on the said partnership
are to be presented tc him for payment.
+, NJ. ZlEBACH,
WIN. FRENZY.
Sioux City Iowa March l3th, 1869.
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HITS FROM THE LOUISVILLE
JOURNAL.

The women can't well bear
arms, but let us remember that
they have borne arms.
We wish Kentucky wo'd
now show the spirit of seventy
six by pouring seventy-slx
thousand loyal troops into the
field.
You can always know a
rebel by sleeping in the same
room with him. He invariably
has the nightmare.
The country lacks men,
and it will have them unless
men lack pluck or patriotism.
1t is the people of the
South whose territory is chief
ly invaded, but it is the people
of the United States whose
rights are invaded.
"A writer in the Atlantic
Monthly says that taxation is
no burden. We wish then he
would take our share of it.
The war has lasted more
than a year, but we don't be-
lieve that it will continue long
enough to become chronic.
jeff. Davis is the head of
the rebellion, Humphrey Mar
shall its paunch, and Floyd
and Pillow its legs.
The rebels came into
Kentucky's front door and
must be driven out at the back
one.
Our armies wont hang
fire; they will be more likely
to hang fire-eaters.
ALBERT Pike resigns his
command in Arkansas on the
ground that he is unpopular
with the indians, and fat. He
must be afraid that his broth
err savages, if they should get
hungry might eat him.
The rebel Confederacy, even
if it were independent couldn't
remain harmonious. Its Belial
would be fighting with it's
Beelzebub, it's Moloch with its
Mamman, in less than six
months.
Our Union authorities are
too often hanging back when
the rebel should be hanging up.
PoindeNter's guerrillas in
Missouri have been thrashed
three times. Nothing but chaff
can be left.
One Of the new iron clads
building by the Navy Depart
ment is to be called the Sham
rock. Let us have the Rose
and the Thistle also, as a COM
pliment to the adopted citiz-
eus from the three divisions of
Great Britain who have so
nobly devoted themselves to
the defence Of the Union.
The country has an un-
doubted right to the service of
every able-bodied citizen for
its defense. 1t is upon this
principle that the draft is
made.
The rebels pretend that
they set fire to and blew up
the Arkansas themselves
According to their own account
they have now sacrificed three
rams as burnt offerings to their
god of war.
Bread has just been made
from corn eighteen hundred
years old, found at Pompeii.-
Moreover, it is said that a
batch of eighty-one loaves
from a Pompeiian oven, oddly
preserved from the heat of the
lava by a thick coating of ash
es, has also been discovered in
the recent explorations of the