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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-04

MALICE and treason ofirs enemies have at
tempted TO consigu it. [,..e,.-..'.1
The Patriots Of this county whose
mouth piece the Gazette is whose prin-
oiples it has defended, and whose cause
upheld. and for whom it has been law
lessIy assailed and well nigh destroyed.
will gather around it in greater numbers,
with warmer zeal and more determined
spirit than before. FARMER,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-04
Bounty and Pensions

CONGRESS- having provided that all soldiers
son Of wounds or disability, shall receive the 500
bounty, and thntwheh soldiers dieor are killed IN
bounty. as we'll as ati arfearages OF pay, &e; and
tuat all oldlers who disabled while The line OF
duty shall be ponsiened, or &c killed the proper
Sisters, &c) shall be pensioned. Colin scHLFlCH
who has seon much service and is fam iliiat with
The Wh0lo subject OF army busin ess, win give aten
&c. FfF'i = iffi ~ = 2 ~
Hisexperienee in the army and knowledge ofibe
oQSluess wartantSs US In RECOMMENDING vi TO ehli
OFFICE Taiimadgc Block over wssver'
Lancaster, May 7,G9-U-3mo,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-06-04

RT Call Al Jesse oulcalts and see his
splendid stock Of furniture. a''.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-21
EsOMmfseS GnI fseast ,sss.
81 tNse q. Etsk

rs NOW PREPARED TO COLLECT Mi
l. claims for Bounties nd Pensions.
if0untias.
SOLDIERS. d;schArged Ia conseqr ronce Of weunds
received m battl cr who have served two year,
are entitled to 500 Bounty.
tensions.
l. h'ratid Soi0iers DIS fbei snae March 4th,
l5ol, IN the army OF navy.
2. W.do,0s of soldiers dying of wounds re-
celved. or OF disease contracted in the mill ary
or naval service
3. Ch.drcn onde 10 years of such deceased
. ldiers, II there is no wtiow surviving, or from
the time Of the widow renafrase.
4HJthe,s b. have NJ husbands living of
eol1ier- deceased as ubove provided the latter
have left no wd W, nor hildren und,r ~ years.
snd The mother WAS dependcet ID whole Or ia
par uron ihe de e'ea.eA for srgp0rt
2. Nstfrs under is year d sub deceased
soldiers, dependent 40 ihem 3, support provided
there are no dshtful claimants oi either oi the
three last preceding cl.sses.
.s5- Also collects Back Pay.
Apply To JAMES r. LANE.
Oiiics 'outh-o- e corner lirady and 2l streets
Davenport. July 3. 1855 ;a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-21
LATEST NEWS
OUR SPEC IAL DISPATCHES.
b y TELEG RAPH
Especial to Herald

Especial TO Herald
Nhw IoRs, Ang 81
A Idly reached here to day iron
Richmond, who states that utmost dos
iituuon exists among tho mldd aod
lover classes Of The people.
She Lad a pass lram lhs rel els on ac
roaut OF her he NJ the wito Of al Eng
lshmsn, who has been protected from
i the draft bt the British on~ul.
ne Tnrs' II patch ~ays tnn, pri,a'c
Information \ Nd q day, agrees til
onr own 4r'ady ,ccgra, he'd ,hut Ices
army i daily ne r'aslns ia strength.
The nnmhor II d,scrti n, rom ii on
numbering the conscnlts daily inlig il
At - picyi ,us per ~ of The wa has
there beeo ~ Z cat di>potion manies,
81 T. desert { ON il
- All dc cttrrs 10 come this way tc
the same tie. 'ih number now four
or five m ~ many aa ever before aud
hy Tar greater portion of them are IN
ur"-.
They unto in declaring that nine
tenths of ihosr who atc now drsrrilnp
Lee made for thcr respective bones IN.
s2oad Of comi' Z 4 i way. ihcv 50
say tha' the cling THAI the rebel cause
ls lost IS nniycrsal Ia the rebel army IN
Virginia
Gen. Jaa. Wadsworth of New loik
will probal,iy DO dc,sched from his di
VISION IN the army oi the Po,omac and
aAs rutal 10 au'V ~ a hrlI a, ,bnfa nm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-21

ANlsh 10 INFoiM IN c'TIZ y, or
w nvonpprl aad Tho public gen,rnily 'ha,
they have removed their Bon dtns > eha1 from
the 40 d my Of tho lnuHcul,io toucept,cn On IT,
tho Building generally kDowa Rs 'Nsi gem ,
Houre, Iraty street, between Eighth and
Ninth, where they arc row Ireps e1 to receive
rapls. "a A. BoArd'rs or Hal bonrGcfs M the
II 0ai terms. They hago a.-o opouei Se oct
Day SchDo for 'be accommodation Oi thpso who
with 10 av ii tLemse' yes thoreof
Iho course o. instruction Will comprise, rs
formerly, al that eons iiiufes & foa glsh te-
uestion, ronoh and ocrnan Langus o., Husic
the Hirp. Fieno, Duit,r and hulc,mar, Draw
ing, Painting on OIL, and Water Co!ora Pain AID
itrna rental needle 0rk
orms contnn, ~ hrrriofnre but uayTents
must he made - advance, aud frOm his rete hcye
MI b. n, dspiot,on.
ihe Uniform. no. adopted. consists " . dark
blue mer,po dress hlsoe slk Gar bald waisf,
black STR " hai, brown veil, aud wbito collar.
The same FIR -ummor, bat Of lignter II steri i,
ard white straw hai.
Further Information can be obtained NJ the
Academy or at tho Schools atlachsd IL st An
IT, VI ne Mirpnerite'- Chu,ch,s.
iavenp r., Nuns ~ h. 1853 Hnl 2-d2p
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-21
LE6.AL. a.TItG.

in lls'riet Court
STATE Of Iowa,
sarah !. Roth -. ians PUCK, J Jlrgen Puck Au'
ilonfy iueh.
80 fI.sns inss ,Jurgon Puck an II nry Puck, ~ ~
N0U and eAc1 ot y,u ato hereby notified tho
] on tno 124h ~ OF August A. H. ls63, the
isiet # afah l.. snith G.,d 10 tho III 80 Of tho
C.erk OF the l1suist Court ior sonttCounty, state
oi iuwa, el.id t'Dft thtn ifg in sessi"n, her pc
alton, seftips forth thai che the owner in
80 Io!tD"ltg lands yiog ~ Septt County, state
u l3Ha, u MI: fait Il tho set bali oi no
..uth-@est qaartcr It section twenty tour "a. IN
to~nship srt .nty .ieht is moth Of Iatge
tnr 3 east OF the 5ih Z 81 p.fu ulsry d,s-
itlbel as ioilo"s, ig.wt: tommenci IN the
niddla u Locust street point twenty rous cast
u the south west corner m fnid section tsen,y-
our "a tnobco moth fl tS three ana onc-' hin
13la tais III nco nhst Jury Hesen and Ots-
1ad 81. s. rate thano8 Il i & y thrco and
,ne-antfae b815 rods thence wet thirty-sevcn
tnd oae-ha tollg rod. 70 the place ~ beg
llhg, aud tAnt si.v - nov ~ ppssesnion 81 no
en-, = 4 tnnt as .hn II ia'o nai snI ciievos
yuu ks soma ciaim nnfe ~ = the ,stato ~ stid
et lion u b. stid rtal estate aud praying thpt
! u uI4 Lt lie notified y sbpN cause why you
should aot Dnns an action u try yyGr alleged tit
ifany.
NON, therefore. in pursuance Of nm order Of said
ourt. an sald dsy ade you are he sny NJ iifed
a pear n Or Deiore uosB o he fecond sy o
ne next term sai Court. 10 DO bsguu AIT
lden on the 1T ioud tyof November a. h 1868.
10 show cause why you sEould not br bg an ,ctiun
estate Of III said petit ioner Ia the said rc I =
tate, AMI that snisss you appear aud show such
eau.e de auit will be catered aud juJ gment
rendered hereoa.
DAWSON Il TRUE,
sg2l-d4wI Attorneys tos the PlsD stifs,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-21
RIVER irEMs.
ri lay, August q
Apuitt

rrllay, August 81
ARRIVAL.
JrNNfg WurrLE Campbell. Mnntrosa
CASApA, Parker, Montresc.
DRrARrEn.
JENNIE WHirrLv, Cam4 bell hontrose
BpATj LeAYlat THfs EyKSfAa
The Northern Line packet eauada, Captain
Parker Clerk enks II % dao ior 81 lonis and
interme iiatc p,ln's this evening X. N. piei-
lyman, agent.
BpA r LEtvnG ToMoRnow
The mail ami passenger packet bll IIendetsou
'antain John Rhodes viii aeIart FOR lltuquc
and way points atT O'Clock to moor W morning
{. II. King in tho Office r. NJ Pret,ynan. agent
The mail aud passenger packet Kate Gas ri
Captain D. ". Dav s. Clerk illums, viii depart
or Nontroae aud way points NJ eelock to
morrow incoming. 4. ile n agent
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-21

RAILROAD Excursion AND FEsTIvAL.-
A. a point about midway between Moscow
and Attalissa on the NJ. & NJ R,.i, the raj.
road company have pprchased tract Of land
on waich hire he a oenss growth OF timber
large aud small Ga .hese grounds Tho Com.
pany is nov engaged in making improvement
with the view of makiog it a permanent place
for holding pcnics. festivals d ~ celebrations.
place to which the people o! the city can
go out To at small expense and have good
time now and then. A large force Of hand.
are to~ employ ed In cutting out the under
brush. rruhh,ng cnt stumps and eree.inp t.
bles and stands which are TO be ready fJr uas
When wanted A side track is aiso being laid
for the accommodation Of excursion trains
The frat excursion to thos- new and delight,
fol grounds vii come "f On We Ines 'ay nex
under The ausrices Of the Trinity Church -
Those who have Interested themselves 10 The
matter are ,aksing great pains to make the
entertainment most pleasing one in ever,
repect. Abundance of reifeshmsnts will b.
provi ed for the occasion and Strassers bras.
band vii. also be engaged to furnish music
The nett profits are to be used 10 renovai ling
the Trinity church sdihcs We hope there Will
be a good turn out to visit the De~ pleasure
erounds. The train will leave st Q o'clock A
r.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-21
COUNTY tONYEsIiua

The Democracy of Scott County will meet in
their respective Townships and select delegates
to attend County Convention at the Court House
IN the City of Davenport to . held on Saturday
Augu.t I'd, 1868, at o'clock M, for tho pur-
pose of nominating Candidates TO be voted for q,
the approaching October election.
The ratio Of Township representation will be
one delegate for zach Township and ono tor cves
twenty votes, and fraction Of ten or over. cast
for Richard H. Sylvester at tho last O1.ober elee-
ton This will entitlo the To~4ship 10 be repre-
sented as follows:
Davenp sft..........32 Blue ticass
LeClsirr ........... | uicLOry t.roye g
Wintisd.... .. = Aliens Grove
:, - 'toh -. .*..... 7 Llb rty ........ ....
.teasant Valley. z Rockingham. !. +"
NA .......-. {" AAtuna Z
JOHN y. CRAWFORD,
Oh irnan co Com
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-21

INVALID CoRrs.--We underrtand
tbst I4i Busei.r of the 4th Pa Reserve has
arrived ut tile point una er orders to orgauiz
III. Invalid Corps being raised in this S ate.
He is a veteran officer. having been many
times wounded IN tat.le
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-21

DEsERrER SHor.-Ab1ut one O'Clock
la.t night a des.rter c,nfiuel in the Guard
honse at Camp Mcclellan in attempting 10 .s>
cape snps hy the guard the all passing
Entirely through his body. DR. Adler thinks be
cannot survive. Our iatornan. did not Auow
his name
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-21
DEMOCRAT & NEWS,

> VI PETTESGlL Co, 10. 3. Park ROW. New YORK
ad state street, Boston, agents in those cities
and are authorized TO take yertlsenens and uhrln
tions Tor us at our lowest rates
u scRyEs, 95 Dearborn street, Chicago, s author.
Fed TO receive advertisements for t.is paler
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-21

CALL at Whislers and see the fresh
arrivals Of fashionable summer goods Of every
kiSd-all selling very low for cash.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-21

feoMoTi'N of tnAeL'r A,MostFs We learn
through private letter from Capt MaytheY-
nj. OF the lth Army Cofpa OF the Potomac
Army, that the name OF our rieni Asmassen
hss ben presented to the Cae Executive fot
promo ION to the hlkh position OF Bfigadiel
Geueral Col Asmuassn II will he remember I.
ed has ior some t.me bren Gniei Of Gen sigels
stan and though that t.en. hae resigned his
command, Col Asmua.en remained with the
lith Army Corps and by hia good military
skill and Judgement has highly distinguished
hibself
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-21
AboiitiGn County Convention.
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'e'' cement S'''"'y '''h irtsh
s','o"' "'u e"a eaho''dtss e'e hi""-
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4 80 = '''e ~ 80 mint 81 va
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= sse''o' ''5'tn - octmah' ~
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"''''''s a'th"eh' ,hat olues
4 ,.,..,., - y ~ Ne""'s 80 ufi'e :"
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IS - ~" '''' '"'t
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"'y '4tse me" e.oalh e"et
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- n''e' 80 mr. "'ost' one O fhs'r
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-21

Dem0c,attc Township Meeting.

The democracy 81 basenp 1t Township N, I
at the Court House ia thir civ last evening 10
prepare list of delegates to attend the coua
" convention to be Ia IN this city to-mnr.
row afternooa. The meettng was ctilei to
orjer by John Ctawford E,q ani Geo II
Parker T. was called to tho chair. and y. n.
K ehsrdson was appointed Secretary.
The following l.st Of delegates was appointed
70 attenl The C,untY CnnsenLlon
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-21

RAMovED.- Sam Perry has moved
into his new and commodIous etore to day,
ere he is ready to sse any number Of cus!o-
uers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-21

W AsHlSGroN, Aug 30.
lhf rma'ion from the llcadqua ia Of
the army oi tl,e ptomac says there is
10 ehauge or Indication OF change o.
position.
AdVces concur hat he rebel forces
arou i Capcpper have becn reduced to
4. I. II n. comm nd, whilr L1t gsiteet
and E@el'e hayr 10 vci soGh@ard prob
ably 10 fredctI k-hure.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-21

EIGHTH CAVALRY. There are now
between seven and light hundred recruits for
TIL. regiment at Camp Mcclellan, and more
coming all the while The new barracks Mt
Camp r 'bers will be ready for Their occups-
lion 10 ei kht or len days.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-21

IMPORTANT. fy,u would bc hap
py usn you snouId always wear an easy 1T
tin boot ihis article you can always ge'
made 10 or ier. and OF the mos, dorah,e l.iAte-
rial at Child &Cos, on Brady street below
secoud ilo keeps .plendid sock Of resoy
N. 'e goods on hand which cannot fail to pieasv
the ladies and gentlemen.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-21
Ciicagp gntkets.

CHrrtGo, August IT.
FLouR. Market dull. Spins xrta 81 70.
NnhAe -It4l !4c higher. No ! >pflng ai cent.
Re Winter - anbr Iowa 96c
Cons i5c higher AZ P544
Osrs L lower. 81 3bt5.
RYE Steady No 80, 10 store
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-21

AMERICAN Women. 1t is well
known fact that. in Anerica the female s,A
are more subject to those derauge nents incl.
dsntai to her ssx than 10 any other country
Why is thts 40 l.i, from want of kuowiu.
herself or - II from the habits and customs J
the peoplei Thousands. die anpually, an
niny more thousands perminantly loss theit
health, b.auty and yout.a al desires, princpsly
from a neg sct 9th .ir condition. !, i uow vii,
IN lh, power of every 10 " procure WORT
exactly suited 20 her case--ona that s worth,
to be the Ladies Private n Medlcal Adviser i
!. n pamphlet OF 80 page, called Dr. Hsrve,'
Treatise on Diseases Of Females. Pregnancy
Miscarriage. Barrenness, Ste,ili'y. Reproduc
tIon and abuses Of Nature. On receipt Of va
postage stamps. it will be mailed. seoure trJo
observatien, TO any aidrsss ~ J. Bryan, NJ
d rs Crjar street, New York, and all iLqai-
riss will b. stric'ly ,uti ien'ial.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-21
New lorh stock EarAet.

NAV YoaK, August FL.
Gold sl252..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-21
100 Ihv. c4rn~.
REEi's ..hHfR4ss Pills

~ Ih't lfltalt Ffhellee Win #Hfre autcesa. su
prtFednR tahol's Capsules, any other com
pounl hlthetto knosn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-21

Let every one attend.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-21

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-03-19
Republican State Convention.

The Republicans of Iowa are requested to send
delegates to State Convention, to be held in the
city Of Des MOines, on WEDNESDAY, THE 1rH OF
for the purpose Of placing in nomination, to be
voted for at the ensuing october election, can
didates for Governor, Lieutenant Governor and
one Judge of the Supreme Court, and for the
Transaction Of such other business rs may prop
srly come before the Convention.
The ratio of representation will be the same
% at the last Republican State Convention, viz:
One delegate to each organized county, and
one delegate additional for each 100 votes
cast at the last Presidential election for Hon.
Abraham Lincoln IS President Of the United
States fractional votes of so or more will be en-.
titled to ar additional delegate.
All citizens, without distinction of party, who
are honestly in favor Of sustaining the Govern
ment, in the use of all constitutional and neces.
ssry war measu es, for the speedy and complete
suppression Of the rebellion and the punishment
Of treason: who are opposed TO the scheme de-
signed tn bring anarchy and bloodshed to our
own fresioes, by dividing the free States into
hostile and petty Confederacies, and who still
believe In the good old doctrine of Gen. Jackson
THE UNION, 1T MIST AND SHALL BE PREsERv.
Ep," are cordially invited to mite in sending
delegates.
g County Central Committees are requested to
take snch steps as will insure full atte dan ce at
the Convention, and a thorough and efficient
Organization In their respective counties
JAMES 7. LANE,
Chairman State Executive Committee.
Davenport. Feb. l2th 1868.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-03-19

Arkansas. It was entirely deserted, not
living soul was to be seen. ! looked
in vain for the sight Of human being
in the spacious balconies and verandas of
the Planters Hotel, where the chivalry
most did coDgregate to drink bad whis.
Ky and smoke worse cigars, and boast of
their licentious amours and intrigues
with their female slaves, in language too
vile and profsne for pen to write. l
could not help but contrast the present
deserted appearance Of the place, with
what it was, when | last visited it. Then
all was life, hustle, and confusion now
it is still and silent as the grave.
At night we landed at Lake Port Bend,
about IS miles above Lake Providence
and near 100 above Vicksburg There
is no unoccupied camping ground on the
river below this, so We have to stop here.
We disembarked the next morning on
the plantation of Col. Wood. The Colo.
mel is in the rebel army. The plantation
contains several thousand acres, but at
present it is mostly overlooked. There
is narrow strip of land along the Ievee
yet dry. On this we are camped; but
six inches more of water will drive US
out, and the river is still rising. Gen.
Quimby vii! not let the transports leave
until the river begins to fall We are
on small island entirely surrounded by
water. The country back of ms being
lower than the river, is filed with back
water several feet deep. There are but
few negro families on the plantation
the rest have been run south by the Col,
oneps agents There is large amount
Of corn and fodder here, belonging to the
Col. which We are appropriatiug to our
own use, The boys have already de.
stroyed number of the negro houses,
and carried off the boards to make sheds
and hunks. As We ale short of tents,
nearly half Of the boys have to sleep on,
of doors, so it stands them in hand to
appropriate anything they can lay their
hands on for shelter.
The boys are all we'll and in good spir-
its. Corporal Hawk aud Henry Glenn
ents joined the company at Memphis, so
that We are again getting to be respect
able company. The passage of the Con-
scription act is well received among the
soldiers Let the act be at once enforc.
ed and the old regiments filed up or else
consolidated. Let us have full aud eff
cient regiments, and no more skeleton
commands.
Yours, &c, Coon CREEK.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-03-19

| gom it's death like slumbers to new life.
Man feels his nature to be that Of worth;
mind seeks its arena above the restrict
;ys and arbitrary combinations Of men, 1t
a.o.ns and writhes to be free and IN Its
proper sphere .;.;. 81
America will have much to do with this
ouestiou. Tho American government
has been much looked upon as patron
ling government by all enlightened ma.
tons. But whether she will be able to
sustsiu herself in her institutions and
mode Of administration has been ques-
ton with them all. The happiness and
glory of the world and all coming time
seems now pending on the issue Of this
great struggle Nations, yet unenlieht-
ened, are to take their cast aud charac-
ter from this present issue. America is
the chart aud metropolis of the world,
aud if this government falls and cannot
be sustained, we may all give up; yes,the
whole world may give up and say good
bye to freedom forever, for in all proba-
bility no further attempt would ever be
made to reprieve mans lost character
All coming time will be subject to mis-
rule, oppression, snarchies and revolu.
tons CONTINUALLY. There cant be any
avoiding of those things so long as there
is oppression and dissatisfaction. A dis
ordered world will ever be stained with
human blood. We learn then something
of what is pending on the present crisis,
and of the great object and need of put
ting down this unholy rebellion. Aud
yet the patriot and philanthropist is
blamed and uDjustly cepsured in trying
to save his country from misery and from
ruin. What he is now doing is for tho
whole world and all coming time. And
who is there that will not aid in so great
an enterprise. And can any be found so
hard and heartless that they will strive
to he'd e up and resist every effort that
is made for so great considerations
What will it signify that such men have
ever lived and had place in the world?
Better. perhaps, that the wild flower had
been left to bloom and shed its fragrance
over unbroken forests than that such
lands should be polluted with such uphal.
lowed men, l.. F.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-03-19
The European ComplicatiOn..The Rev
luton against Russia In Poland.


The news from Europe is of s.ar,i:
interest The impulse Of the Prussia
monarch to aid the Russian Governnen'
in suppressing the Polish iusurrec,lor
is stigmatized as a weakness by The
French aud English press, aud an iofo''
NAL protest against 8, ch action had besD
made by the French Emperor. Austr',
had been forced to join England and
France in an alliance friendly to the 10
surgents, who seem to be making form'
dable progress against the forces Of the
Gear. Au engagement had taken pl's
at Madagascar, 10 which the Russl'"
had been defeated and the town destroy
ed. An exciting debate had taken place
in tho English Parliament in regard 70
the attitude Of Prussia, but no iDstIue
tons we're voted the Government. a
address in favor Of neutrality had been
carried through the Prussi'n Gna"D r.o ..
Deputies By the party favorable 70 Eng - :,
land, bu. i. is by no means cer.a'o r w.
king will yield aud desert me . ,,ao.'
whose interests in Poland sfs ''1''''
identical. .s :,
These complications are very mucn !, y
our interest, Is they may lead 10 so'
withdrawal Of the French forces fros
Mexico, snd put of the day Of medissie''
Chs. journal.