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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
IT --------------------
metropolitan HALL!
THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
FRAME RIVERS
.MELODEON TROUPE,
From AL Callowhin st., Philad.
The Excelsior Troupe Of the world
"AVE the homer 20 announce TO the ci izebs
III Of DAVENPORT that they will give
three Of their ehas,e, elegant and inim table
soirsss de Ehiope.a ~
METROPOLITAN HALL,
Commencing Mond,y Evening.
xOOI u0A AVsAs
And Continuing Tuesday and Wedues.
day Evenings, Feb. 18th aud iAth,
f.resen,ing to the pablo Comp,ny with which,
in STaE GrH, TALENT aud BEAUTY. tho manage
ment Invite ConrARisos and deiy toAPETIiIoS.
Entire charge Of Programme Each
Eyeaiae.
For full particulars SEQ Illuminated Posters and
Programmes of the Day.
ADMISSION I. all parts OF the house TWEN.
TY-FtyE CENTS. srcn, seats Z, served for
LADIES aud gentlemen accompanying them.
Do RI open 1t o'clock. Concert to commence
Mt o'cloLk precisely.
Free Hsleoay Serenade Each Evening" By the
Mslodeon BaAss BAND previous to Concert.
febl2 do, LEE POWELL, Agent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-16

NOW Is THE TINE TO LAY IN wOODFOR
~ Winter use. We have dry kindsiag wood
It ~ p,r cod and green u.'oe VI 70 per cord
Qu,rk ur you will be too late.
WI. FREtCH DAVIS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-16
To LIE r.

Unwilling HOUSES ON The BLUFF,
- from s. TO $l2 per month, Two stores
and rooms in Wa,d's (lats Wurpernsn's,) and
uall's Blocks. Apply to
JOHN l.. COFFIN.
inc 27N
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-16

THIS MACHINE MAKES FOUR DIFFERENT
stitches, and fuis the cloth sithse right o,
NJ, - The operator msy desire. u ssvs yer,
supsd. 10 easy Il operation and alAost noiseisss
i . fully protsstsd by letters patent, anil each
onGnins UArrsnied 70 the purchases.
A lhsas dssiriag 6rss class family evie
nasAias will - richly fspsid b IN sssnipstie
q ~ nssiss
l. CONE. Aesst,
Ossss e hss1y - = stss DsvsasssI lev
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-16
WINNERS PERFECT GUIDE
FOR
VIOLIN,
FLUTE AND GUITAR.
ACCORDION. PIANO, MEL o0EoN,
FIFE,
FLA0coLET, AND clARloNET.
For Respl

k01 Renl.
nNrHE FIRST OF OxruBER, TnH STORE
~ room he. Is Rssay 6SssjS 0esiss I
epoS-An
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-16

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-16


srocss AND BOND
81 shares Hartford
Bank stock, Hart
ford ........Ts '...S
<61 shares Ph1aix bnk
siocx, Hartford .....
100 shares Connecticut
River Banking Go.
Stock, Hartford. -.
200 shares Exchange
hank stock. Hartford.
isG Oh arcs Bpk OF Hart
ford Go. stock, Hart
ford ................
a00 sharss ChsstS. Oak
hank crock, Hartford.
$50 sh ares Farmers b
Mech anics' bank SIX,
Aastieta ...........
$40 shares Mercantile
Rank stock, Hartford
oo2 shares Merchants 4
Man frs Rnk stock,
Hartford $50. =.
265 sh arcs K,na Bank
stock. Hartford 49,.
lss shares City Bank
stock. Hartford 49,.
200 shares An'Iic'n Ex-
change ank stock,
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200 shares bnk Of Com
me co stock, n. y.
s o share, Importers h
Traders Bank stock,
New York. :. ......
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Amcr,cs stock. n. \.
200 shares Manhattan
Company stock. n. y.
500 shares Merchants
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quo shares Oc.an Bank
stock, y. f........
900 shares Union Bank
stick, N. i........
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-16
ORIGINAL NOTICE.


soorr Corsry. IS In the Dis.ric, Court.
Mary Schnow VS.. Thomas Schnow.
To said Thomas Schnow, defendant.
You arc hereby notified, that there lie now on
Clio in the office OF the Clerk Of the Instr CT Court
Of said county. petition Of Mary Schnow claim
ing of You u divorce from the bands Of matrimo-
ny and for a,imony and unlsss you appear thereto
AMI defend on or before ri the End day Of the
next term OF ssid Court, to be holden on the LIST
Monday Of February, A. d. l-6s.d default will be
entered against you and decree rendered there
on Is prayed.
GEO. sc. DOW.
dsca-lawsv Plaintiffs Attorney.
EXECUTORS sALk.
To sckom II mGy concer~:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT WE,
~ the un iersigued. xecut,rs Of the last will
and testament If Jacob v. kobeson. late Of Scott
county, state OF Iowa, deceased, shall, on " ed
nesday, the eth day Of December. A. II. 1864.
at the Court House door. 10 the city Of Davenport.
cuun v and ate aforesaid offer Tor sae 1t public
suction, to the highest bidder Tor cash, the fol-
lowing real estate lying in said county and State.
to-wit Tho North East quarter Of the South
Esst quarter IL section thee l3) 10 iownsh,p
seventy eight (Ts) Moth OF Range four East
hour Of 2 O'Clock p. NJ. Of said day.
ANDREW J HYDE
II. AssOA. I Executors.
JOHN Is. ROBESON,l
Dea 3. 1892.sw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-16
A CARD.

THE UNDERSIGNED nAvIN0 sOLD HlS
4 sntire stock Of Boots AID Shoes 70 Wm. G.
hasrah. begs isass to sssssp HE thanks TO hie
tisnds for toe liberal patronage with wnioA shay
have fsvorsd him, and hopes they viii soutinsa
the ne 20 bis successor In busiusas, whom h
J. q. TOD0.
September llth, la1A
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED
the sso:h OF Boots aaa Shoes ssoa J. q Todd,
would ssspsset' ully solicit eoSti uasee of the
public Patronage assures his friends that he in
sssdy snd uill'eg to sell goods u the lowest sash
price. ~ his new store % second street. sppoeite
he LIE Claire H0uso.
WM. O BARRAH,
Oepeemhe lleA, l8e9- oov&-dtS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-16
NEW ADV'TS.
=
THE ALL eUFTIC1ENT THEE.
The Great .lmericaa Remedies"
Known as t.ifeinboid's~
CEyUlyw PREPARATIONS, VIZ:
Hsinbold's Extract "Huchu."
i" Ssrssparilla,
lmproyed ose Wash.
Aelmbold's Genuine Preparation,
"AAiGHLY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND
FLUID ExTRACT BUCHU

A positive and specific remedy for diseases Of
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SWELL MOS.
Tnm neui inc increases the power ofDigestiou,
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Propositions, and all UNNATURAL ENLAhGE
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to-. and is good for MEN, WOMEN or GUILD
Rem.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-16


not due.
s,h.-No losses adj listed AMI due.
?th.--Losses either unadj listed or az .ao -
stn.-Adju.ted and not aue,
g.h.-Losses in suspense, waiting
further proof. included In last an
ever above.
loth.-An other claims against the
Company Dividends unpaid) 1850 90
Total Liabilities......... $50 sac 81
ilth.-The greatest amount insured in any one
risk 10 SO 900, except in special cases.
l2.b.-The amount injured = city or village,
depends upon it, size and character OF build
lsth.-The amount insured 10 q block, depends
- above.
14th.--Deposits have been made as follows, viz :.
Tennessee. S2o.' 90 lows. 81. zoe; Ohio, 81
O00. Premiums siyei IN Iowa for tho year
ending december Slst, 1862. amount TO $l5,-
$50. 81, the receipts for December estimated J
15th.-Act Of Incorporation same - heretofore
filed.
H. HUNTINGTON, President.
THO. e. ALLYN, Secretary.
srArE or CosSscrIcUrs %, J.,,.s ,ss.
Hartford County, '' " 1000
Personally sopesrei n. HuSrISGroS, President,
and T. q. Allyn. Sscre,sy Of the Hartford Fro
Insurance Company, and made oath that the fore
going s,a,snsut, BY them subscribed, il = true,
lrll and correct statement Of tho al sirs Of said
CoWp@sy. and exhibits, 20 far rs can be ascer.
tsiDsd ~ this date. its actual condition on the
shirty-frst day 81 Deosmber. 1882
before -, URIAH CASE,
Justice Of the Peace
VIZ. ROSS 4 CO., Agts,
"a DIOR below Post OGice,
feb 6-dsSe Brady sweet.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-16

An excellent Lotion for Diseases Of a Sy.hilitic
Nature, and as nm injection Of the Urna,y Otgsns
arising tom habits oi dissipation. used ia conn.c-
ton With the Extract buchu and Sarsaparllla, in
such diseases rs recommended.
evidence Of the most responsible and reliable
character will accompany the medicines
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-30

The following beautiful passage Is from
the pen Of John G. Whittier: any heart
was heavy, for its trust had been abused,
its kindness answered with foul wrsng--
so, turning gloomily from my fellow -mea.
one summer Sabbath day, l strolled
among the green mounds Of the village
burial-place; where, pondering, whore al
human love. aud hate find one sad Level,
and how. soon or late, wronged and wrong
door, each with Weakened face and cold
hands folded over still heart, pass the
green threshold of our common grave,
whittier all footsteps tend-and none
depart. Awed for myself, and plying
my race, orr common sorrow like mighty
wave swept all my pride away, and,
trembling, forgave."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-30

Xaj. 0sn. Duslsr - me War.
AT the Onion MaR pepvsusion q Con.
cord, N, n, on ths t7th Instant, g ensrsl
Butler ~ one " The i1sitsd gssats, -
When o1llsd apon for spsech. b thanked
the Convention for the honor conferred
sppp him. and complied with ~ eall By
spsaklng on war topics for m hour and !
hall. Hi remarks were enthusiast
received BY the immense thsong gathered
shout the platform. He discussed n
length arbitrary arrests, the suspsnsisa Of
the Aa0sD corpus. and the relation b.
tween the civil and military law. Soon
after comueueiDg he ssid 81
! have always liveda Democrat aseord-
ing 70 The artsae& faith. know Of no
better Democracy than nina. M A !.
But ct the present time new principles,
new HssasussS, end nsw thoughts Of the
future mast occupy oar ninas, rather
than the buried isssss o. the past. The
TIVE ysam jsst goas BY hays taught -
great truths - nation. We havs learned
more in this time than nations Of old ac-
qaired IN century. To-day, With the
enemy tbundering n the sates Of the
capital, ths question ARISES, what can Be
done 70 preserve the integrity of the
Uniony To vescus the nation il the
great duty Of I'll patriots. To do this We
must unite with loyal mon evsrywhere.--
The negro question mast rot trouble us;
il is dead issus Of the past. No one
nssd trouble themselves about that. And
now about tho AaIess corpse. According
to the Constitution it could be suspended
only when Che safety Of the country de-
mands is. That is and ever shall be my
Ny Dsssoeyasic frieadsi my peculiarly
excellent Democratic friends A man
high ta'0incs onos thought of suspendinQ
she hsbsas ,sorpss.s Would you like 70
know the circumstances II Was the oc-
casion Of the conspiracy Of Aaron Burr,
and the actor wa Thomas Jefferson -
Once it was really suspended ct New Or
leans, and by whom General Asdrs~.
Jsckson. We have = rebellion on one
side. sd m invasion BY Lee on the other. ]
and if the constitution ever justifes the
suspension Of this writ, il would do 90
nnder our present circumstances. When
the var j. over, ! viii 60 As far TO protec.
those privileges rs any Democrats, Who
now stay 81 home and mock me. NV
Democratic friends, I repeat il, put down
this rebellion. and ysu won't hear any
thing about the suspension OF the habess
corpuss
We hear great deal from the Demo
Crats about settling up this matter. I ask
the question. shxil We compromise TO- dayg
Shall Breckinridge. with hands imbnsd
with the blood Of your brothers, come
hack and take his seat in the Senate Of
the Usited States? Shall Wigfsll come
back and take his place in the halls of
National legislation ! agree with my
friends, they shall not; and in closing /
can only say that there is one duty for
u al IN this hour OF national peril: il is
TO sustain the Government Of The United
Stats& When peacs and reunited ma
ton comes again, then We can settle all
our minor differences.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-30

ksep constan.ly hand and for sale At the loves.
49, ~ ssss cussonsrs and pronps men aissss and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-30
N. sAis vAllan4IsAan rlass.r.

1ns oAas vAIlan AIsAan Raasssrn.
Since Vallsndigham's uoniuatios by :
body Of men which called themselves
Democrats, some Of Che enemies Of the
present Admiaistrsiioa asssrs that he is
for conqasring the rebellion. Let him
stais his ovn pcliey. In his spssch at
Dayton on tbs "a 81 August, 1862. be
used the following Asgaaee:
"Wss = apeu ~; and from the begin
ming. believing. - l did, and yet power
less for god hid down the s1ls 81 ny
cell, and have faithfully adhsrsd 70 X,
and will 70 The end, 6sithsr "a vote for
NOR against any psrsiy var measure Of the
Administration. Wherever Aays voted
on any question my course has been gov
sFped BY other sonsidsratiops than those
having rsfsrencs to my spiaions Of the war,
Accordingly l hsvs not ssssd for any ar
my bill, Or navy bill, 81 afmyor NAVY sp-
proprissios bill. sinus The meeting Of Con-
grsss ON the 4sh III July, 1851. =
Now what ars 0e b shink II party
which woold select such man, % the ut-
lsrsr Of the above words for Governor
The Fnnkfort (Ky,) Commonwealth
Mysi
Ne cannot lsok upon the position Of
~ q saltsd Democracy in the Nprth, ~
any better than treason. 1t ID treason, Ia
~ effects and eoassqsnce.
The prinsiplss aanosncei ~ the Peace
Democracy q New York and the late
Ceassntioa which nominatsd vall~ndig.
ham and Psgh in Ohio. are. considering
ne status Of the country, practically an
abandonmsntsof liz ] Unien; and will,
whether intended or not, give strength to
the rsbeIlion. l
And % say oil loyal Southern msa.-
Away with this bastard Vallandigbam'
Democracy. Il u ehsat, IN imposition,
: he. There i no Democracy in it.
4 90
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-30

~ II is said there is . rebel club 10
New York to receive and aid rebel agents
These agents are coming (and, il is said,
being mostly nabbed Ut the rase Of aboat
ono dozen per week. They are unob,ru-
sively done for, 10 keep Judge McCunn
and such fellows from letting them loose
on An6sas corpus.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-30
SIOCx21nE Cars
ON NIGHT TRAINS TO
PHILADELPHIA, New York and DaltinsRs.
~ Baggage Checked Through. -
And Transferred Free.

FIR Il q III Tt
ny this route, Freights Of all dsseripses ssan -
forwarded TO and from Philadelphia. New Yosk,
Bossop or Baltimore, 10 sn1 IRON any potst % ~
RailroaAs Of Ohio, Ksntaeky, indians, Illin04s.
Wisconsin, lows OF Missouri, BY RAILROAD d.
RRCT.
cd 10 Any point - tAs Ohio. Mnskingum, kenaaahy
Tsnnsssse. CnnbsviaAd, lllinois. NtssaGs4epi, Wis
consin. Missouri, kansaas ArkAnAas, asd He4 kfs-
ere, and at OAsveland sadusky and Chiesge Ueb
stsaerst 10 al povts On The NORTH ssterp Lakea.
/ srchants and hipperesnAsu13fnhthe tranepostn-
tion OF their lreiGhtto this Company rely Win
confidence ouitsspssdyransit.
The Hasss ~ TFsAgAs
roandtrom eny polp.in The wsst ~ the Pesnsyi
vsnta Csnsral R.ilvosa, ere q AZ 1Ess AZ "a
ROAD COMPANIES.
mr. BsgarAie.isrto ssrkpsskssss, ..vsA Psss.
CssTaAL k,R."LH
1or Freight Go nract, or shipping Directions, ~
pty 70 or aAdssss either Of ths following Agents n
3. X.;rEwART, prsltAs Assat. r4stsssxA
oIXRKR& 90, TrsDsssr Xssnis, .
NV. BROWN Il co., cincinnati,O.
NO. NkLDRuM 4 CO., Madison, Ina.
j. t.l0OOKn Louisvitte, ~.
W. M,AIEMAN 4 CO., Evansville, lsA.
R.r.hAE6, -. louis, MiesenFl.
CLAnkn CO., chicago, H.
Y ss.4. i scsrscns Ii n.,.v,,..
WI. a Il. L.LAxGLsY. Gsilipslis o. 's
II q. PiKKCnA CO., 1anssvHis, %.
10. GkLDRun. &essn Travelling Asssa
~ - sssta anAx Vet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-30
GATE CITY.


An ExssiIshs rlasGsrnn.
Under the s;tls "Iusida a . IJnio,
L1scus. IT, Ch;os1o T;m~. n,,eA., -.
purnorts q II ! .res.cyt ~ !. r.st;s~ - !.
ssstet assooiation. e Which n gty1s ~
nams sa6outh Divis;on no.rcsi q Il.
T.ian $4,000 ~ a -h;.I -. M,s.
prpfsesss q hsvs m ! rsrorte~ rs,ess-, a
Il ~ socount n - in;tin ~ ~ ,,,1,r.
hen Il 4 rvpoytsd: 80
.sThe oapdidates v.,. d;,..Ass n c,...
thar Ia hands 8 IL nsa;ossl asr and
rnise the rirht tovaraa I..vsn Ths
Marshal liz ths .6ras 81 l;herty and ,hs
msmbsrs cIossd around tho nrss;dsns
standing in th9oentet n The ci,cIa vh;le
the cs.1idsts took ~ Iallori.r s.h =,
II al sol,mnly .vs., n ths rrs s
Of God and Other vit.eass.. 10 .nnnoss
protect and defend the Ooveynmers 81
the Usitsd 0tates ana a. A. th.,.,r
and aid ia nsiptsipine the lsvs 81 ths
United Histes. md tha3 / Win Al deiand
the 6tats " Iili.aia' aen;nst arv ;.,..;c.
insun cotton a rvbeIlinn. s - - ~
my sbittty. TINS 4 bfs IL vflIopt men.
tai reservation q sv;sioa. Furfhermore
that l viii aid an1 aeoist "a elecfin~ tr.,s
and pali,bls Uaiaa "a, "a 800, eshess.
% ~ saes. - ~ Io-e.1 y ta. -
81, = tows. eessty. 6eaae ma 0ens,s,
GovsYnnsuE And should I Avsy ~ IN.
Cd u m asy olios. / VII thsn snd there
faithfally carry ost IL ohiecs ~ rs;nsi.
piss q lhis League. aA.d fnrther. tbs4
] win protest. I'D ana dafand III trus
members al. IT, unio. $500 A
further. I vim never ~ kSe- I j, INV
vsY q mssssr. 70 ~ -. q psy-ons
not nanbsss q The Unisu Lsasss. nv
Of ~ slsas. aov,vor6s. ssos.ads.r. ~.
batss d pisns 81 this o. snv other IN.
oil unasf fh;e ors.niSa,;oa. sessspt -,
sasssed u s1ni ~ -emh.n.
rs ssnaidsese sAss plsosd thsjr r;SAt
hands upor De bible ana other books Ana
esntioued
with my risht band o. ths Holv ri.
bio, Dsclasaaios or Iudspsndsuos ana
Constitution Of the United esstss. vpdsr
the 81 d ~ saerod honor. / ackuovl.
edge myself 6rnly bound ana pIsdred Is
the faithful pszfsrnsnss Of thisny SOL
emn obli1hon. So hslp me God The
nembers reanondinU. 40 this ne nledye
~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-30
Miscellaneous.

win lesvs every TUESDAY,. rHuGsnAY and SAT.
URDAY mornns on he arrival Of She Cars fren
0arlisgtoa 1t o'clock n, mAs Ing VIII
~ y. \. 3. for the West and IL g., ,. = q. T.
sssins lsAyfne los lava Cay and Cksssso.
eor frstxh1 Or pasaags spply q ~ eo1pouyS s0ss
d the depot ofths gsoknk snd Fors xe4issn 3. =.
ere. W.. 0H0D0Ns
spss-AM i Gssssal Assnt,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-07

Europe will not be as pacific in Spring az now"
Russia knows" says The Daily Ne'cs, that
the agreement of the three phrases does not go
beyond phrases; but this will be different when
the moment of action Will have come"
In France, all the organs except tho Prose-
assuma warlikc tone The Opinion Ndfionale
SAYS tsat "in the answer to France there is an
insult not to be found in the other two dis
matches. One iancies one must be dreaming
when such defiance is hurled against the
Power which waged the war in the Crimca and
the war in Italy" The Pres~ Of Vienna calls
for military occupation of Poland. The Siee''
demands q declaration of war, even if France
should stand alone, but to this length other
journals. as the France, cannot co. though de-
claring that it is quite ready to support wal
with Russia if England and Austria will join in
it. but that war by France alone would be Oh
"heroic folly"
New and animated discussions among the
three Allied Powers will undoubtedly follow.
France will make renewed efforts to induce En-
gland and Austria to join her in an appeal "a
arms, and the Polish question which seemed "a
be finally disposed of, may, therefore, again
turn up as the great European Complication.
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Npxu WORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1863.

ommcnd 10 AFT religious societies and denominations. and
IN nil rrsona wh0msoever within the United States. TO
t apart and observe Thursday the nineteenth day OF
Fcbruary next. as day Of Public Thanksgiving ana
PRAYER and on that day to meet together ana render
their sincere and hearty thanks 10 the treat uei Oh
Nations for the manifold and sgna mcrcies wnich aus
tingtsu orr lot AS nation; Paticniariy or ,hc pos
session of constitutions of government "'lcn uhlc
md nv their union establish liberty WIN oineIi io1
the nrceoryaton of our peace, foreign ana domestc
tr ,Eo sc,sonqhe control which has been gwen 10
ni, of disorder in the suppression OF the ie Insult
rnc,op and generally for Tue prosperous cooo VI ou'
affairs public aud private; and at the slDc tie num-
hIv and teryenty ~ beseech the kind Auhor oi tso
HES ngs graciosy prolong them to ns-t0 ihprh,
an our hearts deep and solemn sense OF our opg %
an Him for them: to teach rightly 70 estiinote th'i
rmense value; 10 preserve us from the arroghhce Vi
prosperity and from hazirdlng the adV'ntaE.s W. W
low y decisive pugsuits to dispose US 10 me ~ .c e
tnunnce OF his hyors by not abusing them D! gu, st
itude for them and by correspondent acton hs cs
Gems and ~ mcn-to render this country NOR nnu
more safe and propous asylnm Tor the unIoi y
Of other countries extend among us true ana seiu'
KNOWLEDGE 10 diifrse and establish habits OF soprr,
order morality and piey; and finally 70 Inp'it az
the blessings We possess. or asa io' ""is'"''' ~ WV
chot. Jan,iy Of mankind. A.
Ia testimony whereof have caused the sea1 Of li'
L. United States OF Amercat to be afrrd 70 '"ee i'
J .nts aud signed the same with my hoid
Dom. At tho City Of Philadelphia s irst day OF JsnlsIy'
one houd seven hundred aud ninety i've snd oil the 1e
ncndruce OF the United State, Of America Tie Dineeen,n
P"''"N GEO. WASHINGTON.
BY the President. Fox. RANDOLPH.
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redeem their State from marauders, murderers'
and Rebels. Among them arc no traitors
though there arc shareholders, while around
Gov. Gamble however honest he and many OF
his followers may be personally, cluster all the
disloyal elements of the State Every Rebel at
heart, every midnight assassin, every Scoundrel
who applies the midnight torch to barns and
crops and houses, rejoces in Governor
Candles rule, and trusts that the Govern.
ment may still be persuaded to let
him aud his military subordnates alone,
This fact alone should entitle the delegation Of
the loyal people of Missouri to consideration
and commiscration, nor can We conceive how
a paterna Government can disregard theil
appeal when it is seen how deplorable the re-
suits have been of leaving so much power a'
has been intrusted to them in the hands o.
Gov. Gamble and Cen SchOfeld.