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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-27

A man, evidently insane, threw him
self from tho south tower OF Notre Dame
at Paris, aud in falling his body tell with
such violence against the edge OF a but
ttess that the legs were detached from
the trunk and Tell to the ground, Will"
the remainder of the body lodged on
one OF the galleries.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-27

Tue stone fleet suux oft Char e.'on.
IN which so many plume tbemselvc.
As sue css, aud over which John Bull
became so j diguant at the tine and If
er, has actually nnproyed the harbo,
If Charleston. l, is now deeper than
ever in the channel, aud is reported
much better generally.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-27

A New KIND OF iRoN CLADs.-In the
New Jersey Legislature, recently, Mr..
pa,cr, otie cd a resolntlou, recommend
lug, in ,i.w Of the employment OF Mt.
,roes as soldiers, and ct the general in
struciions to the rebel troop. to Sire
I,w,' that the Federal gove,nmen. APP
oropria,e *lo,ooo,ooo to have the negro
oid,ers iTon-cad
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-27

TIE Lancashire RELIEF SHIr.-1t
l. stated that the British Secretary Of
War had Forwarded Instructions to the
commanders of the batteries on each
side OF the Mersey, and Of her Msies,y's
ship Majestic, TO the effect that, when
the American ship George Griswold
with provisions Tor the Lancashire OPP
eratives) enteis the river. a salute OF iii
teen guns should be fred from each hat
terry, and a salute Of twentyone guns
rom the Majestic.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-27
DEMOCRAT s. NEWS

SHARP FINANcIKRING.-A man doing
business at Suspension Bridge sent to .
banker in this city, yesterday, letter
containing five cent shnplastcr, issued
by citizen, with the request that he
redeem i, as it was n check drawn up
on him. No postage stamp was sent TO
pay return postage, so the banker put
two one cent pos,age stamps IN letter,
reserving three cents for a postage stamp
tor the on, side, and sent It back. Asa
financial operation tor the party sending
his shinplsster Tor redemption, it is not
profitable one. He paid three cents
postage TO get his five cent shinplas,er
10 X chester for redemption, and the
party who RENTED the proceeds resers-
ed and expended three cents for postage,
which was Of course deducted SO the
party At Suspension Bridge has paid SIX
cepts to &c, i've Rochester Union.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-27

AN ingenious Yankee has recently
invented an umbrella stand which effect
nsly prevents the surreptitious sppro-
priation of these useful dry goods. The
umbrella is placed in the stand and can
not be taken without "ycur leave. sir
unless the appropriation is wlli1g to car
~ with it hundred pounds or SO OF old
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-27
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DO you wish 20 DO certain that yosr breath ia
pure, -wcnt ant aIfrc,hla II husband or wife lover
or iriendsf L 80 IT.. nurd's telcb,atcd
Mouth Wash. Pricc, 81 ctnts per hrtte.
Ihts aEtringcnt wash isnao the b,Ai RENE In
the world LOT ,anker. bind Breath. hIeeding Gums
Sore Month, ct, IL has med hundreds
Do you, or Yuur children Fu..r iinm Iaothnrhe!
Get Dr. iiutd's Magic 10othnche Drops.
Free, 10 cents per bottle
Arc Won afflicted with Neuralgia Get nr. w
~ IiGIdss Neuralgia Piasters. Tho most
eGast,o and dolig attui remedy known.
They do NOT adhere nor blister, but soothc and
charm pain away Try them. Price, Is and 20
cents. Mailed on receipt q price.
DO you WISH pnElatc ert q: Dental Rome
dies and Treatise On Preserving Teeth Get
Dr. ". %. iiutd's Dentni IIeasu,y, tho
neatett and most valuable present that one iflond
can lnahe 10 another. rico, ~. Sent by express
resuipt Of price.
For saio at all tho best stores throughout the
country
uAunos.--As there nre dealers who take adj
vautHgr Of our advertisements to impose nsor
hoir customers inferior prcrnniionH, IL ~ neeef-
aary 10 insist upon hayius what you call Tor, AM
yan si,l get the boat, thoroughly tested. and fo-
PACED Nv an experienced and Helcntihr DanliAi,
lronsuTcr uf the New OH state ionttsts Afso
,iat,on, and Vice ircs!d.'t ~i tho New York
Sity honta 5oc,ety.
WIN. Il. HuRD co, Now York.
iulys-dAwtlohia
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-27

LQUITA bLE.-The Equltable-Th, tquiia-
BILE Life-Equ table Life Assurance-The tqai-
IA 10 Life Assurance Society Of the United
States.
OfFICE.-Oihce on Brsiy street-on Brady
street, below the Post OHce-third door below
the rost Office 80 Brady street.
VIZ. ROSS 4 Gov. r. Ross 4 CO.. agcnts
w. +. Ross Co, agents Of The Equitable.
i'm 6-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-27

A SHARP REpEL.-We never hear
sllusion made to rebel prisoners, with
out comment on their dirty appearance.
THIS lies chiefly 10 the color Of their
clothes. They are not dirtier than our
own. Several engaged with grea, ze, I
IN intellectual sparring WITH snndry
Union soldiers on the wharf. "What
makes YOU SO dirty 2" said blue coat.
"D'ye think We put on our best clothes
to fight hogs? ?" Sss the reply. go
pick the lice Of yer" WAS given in sug
ges,ion. "Wcye got curious lice on
u.s." sad secesh, they've all got u. 5.
on their back" Secesh beng evident
ly tho .harper OF the two, u provost
guard put .top to the interchange
Fortress Monroe Cor ". y. Times.
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II l.W YORK.
Great Books Isa Press.
THRILLING INCIDENTS
u E.XT EERELEAO.f :
OR,
The iler0fsm OF cur Soldiers X sailor
ILLUSTRATED.
The nerofsm OF cur Soldiers x sailor
! ool., large l2mo. It'ee, &l.2t.


The critic. rni tie public ars right Ia rfelict
NJ that TINS eiii sutpa.r, In gfaphic narrative
exciting interest. nhl satenAiNo popularity MI
JthaI hlAtuti.4 81 the ttr the luion. tM
theme will DO tho heroic daring patient suffering
and hair broaitn ..cspoe Of our Sudiors and sail
ors, and iis incId.nls viii TORN tho theme OF
coByersation 81 iuuuDletahlo GTosdes for years L.
come. 1t vii contain, IN addition T. tts stirring
detalis, tho phiiDsopl zeal nal ybis ot the tanHts
OF the War, ~ Johu Lo brP Medley, Lib !,
Author of The ltmn Of ia. iutch Republic,
etc, the dates If all tho important events from
tho john Brown rad, and IN accurate aud revised
account oi the principal bsttoa, with accurate
eugrnyings
One til trd Of tho proceeds Of al subscri ptiout
sent to ia viii DO given Tor the foiei q aisabod
soldiers, u ID all p,rtons vito w'sh cops VI Tho
work aud also 10 BOUGHT the roldiera should send
their name and address nj once. Als0, any officer
~ pryato, ~ pefson Il any section 0i the cpun
try, having know cdeo OF heroic act or stirring
int,dont, val oblgs us oy sondinR us IN account
vi It.
btokaellcrs postmasters, cal Canvassing
Agents will To furnshod with a fubscr ptiau Irp-
slectus, IN Application to tho tnitlish"fA.
- liberal cumGnisai0 gave p - trr 80
strnB 10 act Ms agents IL taking subscriptions.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-27

A DrfFERENcE-Tac following is not
bad to take, about these tines:
I'll die for the 1,g." cried Ire sury clerk.
Qu9th -oiier-"My patriot friend, look here.
ms she lding your blood Tor twelve collars a
month
Amt Ike shedding red ink for twelve hundred a
year
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-27
NEW ADV'TS.
NOTICE.

ITO HENRY MlLLER.-lou ARE HEREBY
i notified, in accordance with direction OF
the City Council OF tho City II Davenport. given
Mt the regular meeting Of sid Council, Dec %.
1862, 10 tho undersigned, City Marshal OF sud
city, within twenty days after Che weeks puhli-
cation Of this aotice, to-wit: Within twenty
days from the sth day OF March, A. ID. 1868, TO
fill up the excavation. cellar hole, on the east
81 feet by 20 feet of lot six block seventeen In
tho city Of Davenport, no that oul and stagnant
water will not remain IN said hole. Ii said hole
Is not so filed up by you within the time herein
limited the same will be done ut your expense,
including costs, together with 20 per cent penal
y on the same.
II LEONARD,
Marshal Of the City ot davenport.
fab o6-Ilw
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CARDS..
DIR. j. c. PARK Err,

nHYSlCIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
No. FRANKLIN Block, -e,onu floor, Brady 81.
between Second and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
Residences, corner n; nth aud lie Claire SITS.
jeel div
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T. II II ID /.

OFFICE OF tbs u. ) ExpsE.s CoxrAsY
Davenport, Dec ~. 1861.
ON AND AFTER TODAY The UNITED
States Exp.ess 90. will not receive Dayen-
,ost scrip in tanlaction Of their bu siness.
II. W. JOHN son, Agent.
dor l9-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-27
TO CoNsCMPTIyEs.

THE Advertiser, having been restored TO health
in Il few weeks, by very ample remedy, aftor
hnvinr suffered several yoars with severe lung
affection, end tha dread disease, Consumption
isanxioua e. nla,:e known TO his fellow-suGorers
tho means Of cGrs.
II all who desire H. no vii send cory Of the
pr, serip i'm used froe Il charge with tho dirc"
lion, Tor preparing nd using Tie fnmo. r'ieh
they will find q srgg crHE Tor CuNsuEsrion, ksFA
aA gaoNoBTis, &c. Tho only ljoc of the AZ
yertis.r ia sending the prescr:p' on /. 10 bcrcft
the afflicted, and slrend information which he
ronee.vos to be invaluable, anu be hoIea every
suaeter viii try his remedy, us il will cost them
nothing AMI may provo blessing
Parties wishing tho prescription Will please I'd.
dress
REV. EDWARD A. vtiSos.
williamsburg,
Kings County, New York.
sep.O-d&wsm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-27
4. ". IL. BAKER. N. d.,

DHY SICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE II
u Post Office Building. Residence on Fiji
street., between brady and Perry streets, ven.
art Iowa hovl -d&wtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-27

ExcaANGE AsD BANKING lloUss or LoUisl
A. MAc1LoT Davenport, Iowa, Feb. 2, 1863.
L. PERSONS HAVING MONEY on DE-
~ POST with the Undersigned. either in Gel
tiGca,cs Of deposit or by book account. are re-
auested TO withdraw tho ne with out delay
fob IL LOUIS A. MACKLOr.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-27
TO LET.

nFFICEs AND VERY LARGE ROOMS IN
~ Post Uf6ss and LsClsire Blocks, Tho Le-
Claire Aakot House, suitable for storage OF grain
hssvy mereh xudiss. -AUply
GEO. L. DAvENPORT..or
JOBS i COFFIN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-27


CRY, Cor.Ty Asr STATE
~ Nav loRK.
Edward anthony, President. and Isaac X. st
Join, Secretary 81 the Lamar Fro Insurance
Company OF the CITY OF New York. being sworn,
do teverally depose and say that the foregoing j.
a true ami correct state ent OF tho sifairs Of said
Company the first day ol January, Is 3, to the
best OF their knowledge and bcliei.
f., sworn be.or. me, this 23i day Of
ts""Al January, A.D, ls63.
EDWARD ANTHONY President.
Isaac Il st. JIM, Sc rotary
Taos l.. lHJKNELt..
Notary Psbie and Commissioner for Iowa in
New Yo.k.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-27
The Daily Democrat and News,
RICHARDSON, WEST e. CO.,
PRoPRIETORs.
D. n. RICHARDSON, GEO. y. WET.
GRO ?. CAKPRxrR1.
We the undersigned agree TO the following
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION:

DAiLY.-l5 cents per week pr, able to csrif ~
Mail and post-ofhcs subscribers, s. 90 per nm n
payable in advance.
WKEzLy.-$2,0o per annum, in advance
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-27
uK. GEO. W. McCAKN,

nIYSICIAN AM SUnGEON. OFFICE
i in room isectly over the Post Office.
DR.. GEJ W. MCcARSs residence, east side o
Brady. second door from corner Of 9Th.
ian Q-dvff
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-27
DIN. II. n. WOkLEY,
HOanan d nNtlnic PhysiciA1B

nFFICE AND RESIDENCES On IVES
~ Firth street, next door east of Congregation
nj Church nov ~ dom
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-27

j. A. REID, N. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFlCi
i and residence No. Is, corner Main ana Thiro
trosts, Dsgenport Iowa. julyl d
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-27

A Greek on l.. A. MACKLOT FOR sss
"A signed by Stephen Bowdcn. The pay meal
Of the check has been stopped. The 6ntr, si
the Bank. II. KOHL -.
la lott
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-27

Oe
A TTORNEV AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
n and Notary Pnblic Ohce ON Grady street
Post Oh ,e BOOK sou III east corner over POWELL
Drug store. room. formerly used by the DAso-
CHAT Printing O1ics.)
serl-'62
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The Fairy Wedding !

fob 26-alw
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ME NT
OF
Lamar Fire Insur ance Company,

oF THk CITY oF nav fohh.
January, ist. lsbs.
NAME OF THE COMPANY, LAMAR FIRE
~ Insurance Company, u theciy Of New ok.
81 Wall street.
Amount Of capital stock all paid up in
cash ........... $500 COO 90
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-02

College on a frmer and securer basis in its
financial concerns
As a friend and promoter Of the great
cause Of education, the lsbors Of this devoted
man, whose loss we now deplore, extended
beyond the college, and to the improvement
and furtheranoe Of this great common inter-
est throughout the State. His known prac-
tical wisdom and ability in regard to the pro-
per management of all matters Of this sort, led
to bis appointment a. member Of the Board
Of Education in this State, very important
position. which be occupied until he was called
away from the State TO take charge Of the
church in Rochester, New York
Such in brief was be, possessed Of such rare
and estimabe qualities, in the particular
sphere and kind OF action 10 which my re-
marks have been confined, on this occasion.
But he had many other merits, Of which il
does not belong to me to speak, 10 the rela-
tions Of private life, and as citizen and
christian minister, which must be added TO
those | have mentioned IN order to form any
ust estimaton Of his character, and when
these are preseated believe we shall all feel
that in the death Of DR.. Pesse not only the
cause Of Education, but Religion and every
other good and precious interest Of the So
ciety in which he moved aud his inhcnce was
felt, will miss friend, an advocate and help
er, whose loss cannot easily be repaired.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-02
THE FRANKING PRIVILEGE.
The editor ofthe United States Mail sends
for publication the following

Tor publication the following
IMPORTANT POSTAL NOTICE.
There would seem 20 be determ nation on
the part Of a class Of correspondents not to
understand the requirments of the postal act
oil last March respecting the franking priyil-
ege and the forms 10 be observed in address
ing matter entitled by law to pass free in the
mails
f'rt.-No private citizen, high or low, can
send letter or document Of any kind. or anv
other thing. to any officer or public man at
Washington or elswhere excepting to mem
bers OF the United States Senate aud House
OF Representatives the Secretary Of the SEN
s,e, and Clerk Of the House Of Representa-
ives), without preparing the full postage
thereon, whether such matter il uuon official
business or otherwise. He must preoay let
ters to the President Of the United states. his
Cabinet-ofhcers, and all others in public sta
tions With the above exceptions. The frank
ing privilege OF members Of Congress has not
been materially changed, aud covers ali cores
pondence to and from them az heretofore
Seeond.-All persons employed in the gov
ernment service may send official letters free
to the department at Washington with which
they are officially connected. and to no other
-tf HfN'lutu Nut1 Wtlle or PRINT the
words " official business" on the enyelope Of
the letter, and also sign their name and Of
neal designation thereto. Ifthese words and
s'gnature' or either Of them. be omitted such
letters must be sent to the Dead Letter office,
"nlch' we regret to say, happens daily in all
large post Offices. Some Of these unlucky
mlssiNes and parcels are addressed to Presi-
dent Lincoln the Secretary Of the Navy.
secretary Of War, Adjt. General Quarter
master General and other high officials No
doub some ofthem are written by private cit
izens lwho it has already been shown must
prepay everything they mail, and others by
public officers, who. from ignorance OF the
law or carlessness, do not comply with the
prescribed modes Of ranking, or fail to con6nc
their use Of the frank TO their own depart
ments An officer Of the army. for instance,
cannot send free to the Navy Department, nor
postmaster to the Treasury Department.
The publication Of the above information
has the authority OF the Postmaster General
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-02

IHE PRCCLAMATIoN N THE Cou RTs.--
The question Of the unconstiiutiona ity Of
the Proclamation Of the President suspend
ing the writ of habeas corpus does not aid
the copperhead' before judicial tribunals.
In New York on the | 7th inst, Judge Belts,
of the United States District c ud, pro-
nouuoed decision in the case Of deserter
for whom writ had been issued previous
TO the issuing Of the Presidents Proclama-
ton. The question was raised whether the
Proclamation was constitutional, and also
whether it could have any power to stay pro-
ceedngs instituted before its issue Both Of
these questions we're decided by Judge Belts
in the affirmative aud proceedings in the
case of a writ demanding from military au-
thorities the person Of one arrested as de-
serter were discontinued and the case was
pronounced beyond the jurisdiction Of the
civil courts under the recent procamatiOn.-
The decision of Judge Belts is clear and con-
elusive. A similar case to the above is be-
fore Judge Sprague Of Boston, but the decis-
ION has not yet been reported.
Thus, in brief space, we have had the
constitutionality Of the conscription and the
suspension Of the habeas corpus affirmed By
the United States Courts. Are the copper
heads satisfied
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-02

PoIdTIoAL.-Geo. +. Cole, Democrat, has
been elected delegate to Congress from Wash
iugton Territory by 1862 votes against -
262 for Raynor, Republican.
The leading war Democrats Of Wisconsin
have issued an address advising the demo-
cracy to stand by the government in its at
tempt to crush jeff Davis. Sensible.
The FARMERS will be glad to learn that
Mr.. Charles A. Robinson is again in Mont
pelier for the purpose ofsuPplying them with
the celebrated Lion Plow." 1t lie still a
avorite, we believe, and deservedly so. See
advertisement.
Mr., Ward, representative Of Wheeiock, 4,
writes to the Editor of the North Star
that tits untrue that he is a Democrat (of the
sham sort y that he has " not acted with the
Democrats for over fifteen years. and has been
Republican ever since the party sprang up
Wm. White, Vermont Central freight con-
ductor, fell from the train on Wednesday
night aud was badly bruised. One arm has
been amputated
The Elmore town iair was perfect sue
cess.
Our first frost came on Wednesday morn
ing
The lst Vermont Brigade has again Joined
The army OF the Potomac.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-02

CouNrrRFEIr.-The Herald states that on
Saturday last an lttempt was made to food
New York city with counterfeit bills Of the
bank Of Brandon, VI. A man was arrested
70 passing counterfeit 5. Two other arrests
were made.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-02

THE MoNTHIIFs.-Ihe Atlantic, ~
" Godcy's"---" Pcierson's and Frank
Le.ie's' for October have all been received,
and they oro well filled as usual. For sale by
Ea-lou. Loveland y o..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-02

Gen. Burnside was at Knoxville yesterday
The military authorities here say that Burn
side did not know of the impending battle be-
tween Roseclsns and Bragg, aud could not
have reinforced Roseorans il be bad. The
battle had been long concluded before the
news reached him. Gen. Burnside is safe in
his position, and by concentrating at Cumber-
land Gap, can repel a-y force.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-02

81 wrote you an unsatisfactory note day
or two ogo"- Frank Pierce 10 JEFF. Davis,
Jan. 6, 1860.
We nope Frank will live long enough to
learn that this letter to his Dear Friend"
JeG Davis is altogether the most "unsatis-
factory" one he ever wrote. IL is infamous.
Il seems the Ex President in 1860 re-
garded JEFF Davis as the coming man -
Aye he was coming to ruin his country, and
Pierce encouraged him to come, by pledging
assistance from the Northern democracy in the
work There is a copperbead for the Argus.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-02

The PRIzz BIBLE; or Covetousuess ny
Mrs. Madeline Leslie. Boston, Henry HoyL
22l pages
A charming book, by the writer Of ' Tim
the Scissors Grinder" and we hope to read
many more from the same pen. 1t is an ex-
cellent book to put into the hands Of boys.
for whom it is particularly designed but it
will interest every body
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-02

JAPAN.-A letter from the American Minis
ter, Mr. Pruyn. dated Aug 10, states that
the prompt resentment. by the U. S. steamer
Wyoming, for the late outrage upon our flag,
has resulted mo It favoiably. The Wyoming
with six guns destroyed three japanese ves-
sells mounting 22 guns, besides engaging six
land batteries The japanese were astonish-
ed. and the government coniesses itself oblig-
ell for the lesson.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-02

Important if true" says the y Y Her
aid, Of the tumored coalition between France
and JEFF Davis. whereby France is to have a
large slice Of :be cotton country, and to pay
for it by furnishing JEFF. with three hundred
thousand troops. That IF is indeed i'm
por,ant n all tba, should happen, will not,
the world go to war II it does NOT happen,
will not Jefdom collapse II is a great
word for one Of so few letters.