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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12
FROM CAIRO.

Cairo, Aug. 8. q
The part Of the rebel territory west of
the Mississippi is shortly to be cleared Of
every organized force. Gen. Davidson is
marching down through the centre Of
Arkansas, and, in several little affairs
with the enemy, has been entirely sue.
csssfnl. Already the people OF Jackson
port are said to be fleeing before David
sons approach. There 10 also another
expedition just on the point Of starting
into the western country, which win help
TO complete the work of crushing rebel
lion. Il is not proper to speak of it in
detail at present. 1t cannot be long ere
this entire sweep Of territory will be un-
der undisputed Federal control.
On the eth ult., Gen. Johnston re-
viewed the troops at Mobile. The News
Gays:
"Much chAAring erAatad th. h~..l.
SCARED chieftain, sight Of whom was
an excellent tonic to our ciissa soldiers. -
The Atlanta Appeal urges guerrilla op-
erAtions upon the Mississippi river. Il
says: N
"a syssenasissd plan of operations on
its banks will accomplish moro than can
Otherwise be devised TO cripple Grant =
1t "wsnts to see travellers on the Father
Of Waters bushwhacked from every cane
brake and bluff below Memphis.
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ATTENTION, SOLDIERS /.

AND THE FRIENDS or SOL DlE1s.
We Gail the attention Of all having relations or
frteb ds IN tie army 30 the fact thai .hOOFLAHDB
German Bitsrs" will cure niss-tADths Of ~ 1esasss
lifo. In ths sts prbtshed stmust dstiy ~ news
pspsrs, ca the arrival Of Tie sick, II wn - noticed
Wat Yer, n,xr proportion are .ussrnE from dselii
Hollands German Biiters Diseases resulting fron
disorders Of the digestive ogans speedily removed
wsrs freely ussd among our sodie, hundreds q ivss
night be ssvsd that otherwise will b. iost,
wsesii p,rieu,ar ...snon to ne ioiio.isx re.a.-
heroes ne to .se his own lssgsass. shes bssa
's''a " ~ rsi,.d.,pAI.. A.xu.t ~ ~.
JMsssys .Jssss kssss-Wcil, ssnlisass, yesr Hssi.
4 h si..ss. ssk'. ;o sec 3. J;
ss s... -. I: :. =. e. ss.. ,ses.
% l..s1.ss osaaassS q Ca =. !. x,rs.. Tasss
the exposure attendant upon my arduous duties, ~
unss and vas for seventy two dsys In he Aespssi -
This Wa followed hy greet debility, Asshtsesd ~ -
,.,se. e - Cha ss.sy.a from tss
.s,als Of AAiae,' from which landss On ne 16A
Of JuLs Since thai Hns have been asost q low 8
For vsss Or nors vss seass.ls ssi.s. s ..i
anything and y ~ fDscs n0Ssl dsvp, Il vas -.
nsdiat.ly sArosh ap asain, M
80. tafs cssh net i.t under these cireumsiassss
and accosdingiy tAs ph ncians Who he'd been wesiso
&. ss..r = e s::.s ssa :.
eisrsynss ana y make sssA dispssoa Of ~ ilni,ss
me :. sas S,:pss.i NJ rrsasss sssiassos = sisss
below Arch Street, advised ne, forora hops. 70
H. sims commenced s.aine %s =. s.sosa, .asdo.
ting bsi,er. Thoash hsve taken bot two bottles,
pssmiissd reion my wife and daughter, frsn who's
have heard nothing for eighteen months for gsnsls
." So n..,u.n. 'r0m sne Vicinity q ssens
~ Of lie which has pacs OF vague fears
your Buffers viii the gtorous privileges Of sgais
e ~ sho'' who NJ ne
We fu,Iy concur IL the truth Of he above ms.-nso.;
as We had desps,,sd OF seeing comrsds Mr. Naloss
JOHN CUDDLKBAcx, Ii Nov Yort Battery.
oE OK GA 4; 1cKpEy G., g I'm A.ia..
~, FAsEW MIL, CO. d, "a Vermont.
H HEsxy Z q a Jssca. g. p a, 90 Main.
JOHN q WAsS, CO. I. III ns,ss.
hsRMAk KooH q. r nd s.~ York;
Joan 5ExKlNs, Co. d isssn penn.
D0WAR1 or C0UMT1RTUyxD!
~ sAat sse sisssssse u .C n JACKS on :, /, o.
ths WRAPPER 81 escn bottle.
RRRpE FEN BOTTLE Is GENTS.
ON II ALF DOE. FOR o. 90.
should your nearsss dsugst moi have the art,e. do
NOT be put IN ~ any OF the intoxcains
THAI may % ohsrsd 70 ts place but 20 Us ana -
viii isrw~sd, sssarsay pscAsd, ~ express.
Principal 00ss and Mandatory.
NO. 63l ARCH ST. IS
10 N E s & EVAN s.
esaeesason to c. N. JACKsoS : Co.,,
RrspTtesors.
tswa II ~ uAissd stasss. sssli-4A1sy i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12

~ Here is something which young
men with small salaries should consider
Let man have = genius for spending.
and whether his income Be dollar . day
or dollar minute. it il equally certain
to prove inadequate. The man who (bs-
ing single) does not save money on six
dollars week, will not be apt to on six
~; and he who does not lay mp something
in the FIRST year Of independent exertion.
Will be pretty apt to wear = poor mans
hair into his grave.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12

The N. Y. Tribsas's Washington dis.
patch says:
The war with England sensation news,
lately started, has no foundation In truth.
The Hsralds Washington dispatches con.
tain long dispatch o the sfsst that Mr..
Clay, our Minister ut st. Petersburg. has
entered into treaty with Russia, on be-
half of the United States, assuring Russia
that, in the event OF war being declared
against her on tho Polish question, the
United States would declare war against
France and England.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12
S-T-1o6O-X.
brakes Fl1sstNstDn USsteys.

Thw purity. srsnssA - and invisomas
rhsy create healthy apps4ite
rhsy are IN antidoss u change of va.sr and dist.
They overcome enscts sfdimapstioa and late heurs.
They strengthen the systsn aud sr,ivsn me nind
! They prevent pis.nssic and insermttent ssvsrs.
They purity the breath and aesdity eftAs stomach
They eurs Dyspepsia and Corstipsuon.
They cure Disrrhes, Cholera and Choiers Mornus
They cure Livsr Compiaiut and Ksrvoas headache.
They ars The bsst Bittsss Ia The world. They .shs
the weak man strong. and are sxAassosl ssaure's
srsas restorer They made Of pure n. Crofx nun
Ne celebrated oasaya Bark roots and herbs and are
taken with the pleasure ofA bsvsrass without regard
70 age time Of day Particularly recon msndsd 70
deioaS persons requiring gentle stina laui Sold BY
all arooers. Drsxssss, Hotsla and saloons
DRAK1 b CO., 20 Dresdssy, Nsw.York.
Sold BY Andrew j. Wlkinssn,
ts21-dkwsm No. ~ Asin-ss., Keekuk.
THE DIsEAsEs OF ERROR. a
L. AsisdIss e Errss~)
I, John y. osAss, n. D., author Asd Publisher Of
the above wes do hereby pvcaIss and ssrse 70 send
)frss Of charge, 70 young nan vAo viii wrts for
it's sample espy for persuAi. The proper study Of
mankindts AAss TAts valaapis work Is Issued sn4.
ssnt forsA fsr No bsSsas RI saSsrias Aunssiiy. II
treats In simple language on Gil DE dissases Of Error
including Seminal Weakness Nervous DEBILITY Inli.
ssssion, Melancholy, Inssnity, Wasting Decay Impo-
tsncy, &c, hc.,-Eivins sAfs speedy, and ssscsnai
prescriptions for their permanent eurs, together VIII
much valuable Information All Who favor me viii
desire TO rad ny work shah rsesivs sample copy b.
return mail free Of sAsrxs.
Ar-se- ST.. IN $500
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12

6antoga, Aug. IL.
The NationAl Sabbath Convention met
here to-day. Most Of the loyal States are
rsprssentsd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12
TO CONsU N PTIvEs.

F1NHn ADykRTlsER HAVING BEEa REsroR-
= = 70 hath in . few wesks BY very simple
rsn'sdy, after having suffered several pears With
severe lung asscssea, aud that dread disease, Con
anxious to make known 70 his
fsrsrs the means Of cure.
10 al who desire II, he will send copy of the pre-
scrpion used trse Of charge with tho directions for
preparing and usisg The sans, which they viii and
svss CuAs Tor cossunrTioH, AsvHnA, BRoxcaaTm,
&C. The only object sf the advertiser sending the
Prescription is TO hsnsat the sctsd and spread In
formation which be eonseivss 70 be invaluable aud h
hepes svsry sSsrsr v tr, his rsmsay asn viii cost
them nothing. and may prove blessing.
Raw. KDwARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12
.OLLEN d VAN GRIEKEN'S
CNs'tes de JAistss
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.

WE wish to anposncs y the public that vaa,. c.n.
ssansly vsee.vtnI, direct from New York, as,thipr
and every hinw that - being newly con
nsats for The produeten etths Cssss Il Iysie az W.
islns ferxait, Mspay par.icuisr sttsnsios TO the
s9nsets Ossd rnetogrAph which 10 last bscemins the
sven ne ~ famed DsSnerreotype, In uost rsspscl
eeshe shafp And cisaT tn outline ID tone Ard
also taken y our Rooms and anishe q ~ nc mo.s
improvsd utyls f3T'7-s7S
,rnoIO0hAPHS, We tsks up to NE Cahinst ana
Llc -oixst, both plain aRd IA coIors.
Weaieo copy Old Dagnsrrsotypss and Ambsotypss
into Ssrks ~ Fssstss, or larger Photographic. We
naseAtwsys ON hand large assortment Of pisin and
nancy oases, epd asoGit And Kssewood frames OF ali
sizes.
HF An Nagasivsssrsprsssrved. Ap-esa~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12

EpfTss ~ GATE Crsy.--Dsss 1sy with your Der
mission wish 70 ssy to the readers OF your paper this
viii ssad By ressrn mail - oil Who vial it, trse
Recipe, With full directions for nasias and using
simple vses,ssis Dain that viii sssetsaiiy remove
In 10 days, Pimpiss Betches, Tan, FrssAlss ssd ali
impurities OF sAs Skin, leaving ihs Sane son. clear
smooth and sssatifaI.
VIII siso nail free to those having hall Heads OF
Bare Faces, simple directions information this,
VIII enable them to start full growth OF Luxuriasi
HAIR vhisAers, or Mcastache In less than % days-
All applications answered BY return m all vttAos
charge.
Respectfully yours,
THoS Y CHAPMAN, cAs~iss
1eso-dsm No. 81 Broadway, New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There ere Rsng prspAssatsas sold under the ~
Bsters put up IN quart bottles pau pded Of Tie
chsspsst wbi.ksy o. comnoa uG, essiise fron - /,
20 cent? psr Eal'os, The taste disGsissA b. Aass
COriAndsr seed.
This eisss OF Bttsss has esusej and vI sontiuue 70
death OF tbs drunkad BY their the system 10 kept
ssaeAaally asAsr thn AsoAelis osDutsnas
Of the knA, the desire for Liquor creseed anx
hspt up ssA NE sssh b all ths horsors atesn .a mp
on Q druukaf6's llfe and death.
ror those who desire and WIN hsye Lsses Bastsss
nblish the foilo~as .~ceipa. Get Orc nUefSe a.
MooAnD1'a German DltteFA mig itA 1hree onaRes
ef gse1 DfAaAy Or WhiakEys SD NE rssuts vtb b.
preparation that vii fAF excel IN medieini virtuss
and true excellence any Of The Liquor hues
In he market, and vii cost mneh lexk Yau viii have
ai tia virtue q uoe1ana Btttess ID conseeion With
. geo4 article ofLiqaor, 1t much less price than
there inlerier pfeparallona viii coat xou.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12

SURVEYORS oPHIcEl
xsokah. Lows, NAY ~. 1873.
EoTICE.-To all persons having guns, revolver
pistols or nunitips OF war Of any kind for sale are
ordered not 70 ssor dispose Of the sAns vshest ani
obtAininS permit from the snasusssed sy order Of
Ne spseiai Agent Of the Treasury Dspastnsnt. Al
persons violang this order will Liable 10 have uch
goods counsca Ted for the the OF tbs
United States. JOHN srANNUs =
nay4e-dH Surveyor and Collector. v
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-12

TsnIifyibeo Of tbsar ewn pespouai knswle1Gp. the
effects and medical virtasa Of thsss htss-
Do you want something 10 strengthen You
Do you want good Appetite?
Do you want 10 build mp your CopstitutionS
DO you want 70 feel we'll /?
Do you want to get rid of Nervousness I
Do you want Energy
Do you want to sleep we'll ?
DO you want brisk and vigorous feeling !!
I you do. use HooRLAxp's GERMAN sirTxRs
Frs~ Roc Ksstss Brsss, D. D., E<sssv q ~ Ensr-
stsSsSss u RstTssss KnswtsSSs.
Although disposed " favor ~ recommend Patent
Medicines In Rcpefs through ditrsst 81 their agrs-
dicuts and effects ysi kaow Of sHcicni sons
Why man may BOT tesshs ~ the bspsGts he heisves
bimss 70 have vscsvsa from any sipis prsps. aAisa
In the hops that be thus contSibsss lbs tsssas
u others
do this lhe more readily Ia rsesrd 70 Hssasnd's
German kuurs. prepared by DR.. g. y. Jsss ssn Of
sLis Gas, bessass vas prsnAis~d ssaipss theD Tor
May y~ars unAes the smprssssen they eAief
~ an alcoholic mixture. an indcptsd To my fsisnd
Robert Shoemaker, ksa for shs resosAi this pre-
jsdics by proper tests AID for agsnsst tsy
Them when suffering rvm sr~at and iopr rentissvd
by. The OF three botti~s cf tAcse Bsters,
beginning o ths year, followed - vdcni
relief and restoration 10 degree Of bodily aentsl
vigor which had not felt for ak onths hsfsrs and
had aimost dsspared q retaining. therefore shaBk
God and my frssd FOR directing sse ef ths.
J. N8wros skowN.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-26
[For the Bradford Reporter.l
War Against Dogs.

Mr. EDIToR Il for one, and | presume
thousands of others iu the State, will join me
10 trying TO protect one of the greatest in.
terests of the commonwealth in declaring war
against that worst euemv of sheep, dogs.
allowing me 10 be judge. If the poor man
must have servant or pet 1T him try pet
lamb which will serve him TO comfortable
coat, which think will be better than serving
death and destruction to the nelghbors flock
with bis pet dog. Let US raise our voices by
petitioDing our Legislature on this subject
| would wish to have each dog taxed one dol
lar for each year on the premises where such
dog is kept to be subject for the tax and to
be collected in the same way of other taxes o!
the county, aud the revenue derived therefrom
to be deposited with the County Treasurer, to
be known as the sheep fLnd aud when any
sheep is killed by dogs and the facts being
we'll established before Justice of the peace
of the county, it shall be the duty OF the treas
urer to satisfy all such claims from the treas
ury if any funds therein. The borough or city
dog may complain Of bis rights being imposed
upon by such proceedings, aud the borough or
city dandy may be very sensitive to the inter
est Of his chum dog, ond may not feel dispoS'
ed to hear our appeal. think the stray dog
aud gay dandy are much dreaded by the for
mer. Let US hope there is 10 dandies in the
way, but that the farmers appeal may be
heard aud regarded.
Look at the hills of Pennsylvania, and en-
qure of yourself, farmer, if there is not por
tion of your bill farm you would like to m
prove and stock with sheep if there was nc
fear of the tormented dog to the flock.
With the proper protection of the sheep
believe it would be worth twenty Thousand
dollars year to Bradford County, and th'
rest of the State in similar proportion. Wa
on the dogs will help to pay the expenses O
the war ! am much of friend to the sheep
not much to the dog, aud not bit to th
secesh.
! MOUNTAIN SHEPPARD.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-26

We have been permitted to make the fol
lowing extract from private letter from w.
II. OvERToN, jr, of the 23d N Y, Regiment,
dated the 18th inst, to JOHN SLINEY, jr, of
this place.
This eternal prating about peace,
Peace Meeting" Peace Conventions" /" and
Peace Propositio o." is all CANNON. JED
Davis would not furnish US with blank paper
to write Peace Proposition" on On the
contrary, the leading rebels have over and
over again asserted that they would not com,
promise, except their indedendence be ae-
knowledged and JEFF" declared 10 re-
cent speech while on his late tour through the
confederate domain, that 'he had not or wo'd
not entertain any propositions OF peace except
those having for their basis the Independence
of the confederate States" Now, if you Dem
ocrats of the North are prepared to acknowl-
edge this, then drive on, like distinguish.
ed speaker at the late meeting in New York,
will prepare to get out of the car and aud
walk" leaving to the future action of the
party the answer to the question as to wheth'
er will get in again. The great conserva-
tive Democratic Party has high and noble
work to do but that work will remain an
done if the party leaders continue to waste
their time crying "peace" when there neither
is, nor will be Peace until the last armed rebel
is subdued, and the Stars and Stripes wave
over every foot of our Government domain
Why it is the party occupy so questionable a
posi- ion ? | say quest oDoble-l have right
to say so when | see soch men as Vallandl-
CHAM of Ohio Powell of Kentucky, and Sey-
mour of Connecticut candidates for the Office
of Governor of their respective Statesmen
who have done all in their power to clog the
wheels of Government, the first two in official
positions as members Of Thrty-seventh Con
gresS, and the last as a private citizen, but OF
commanding influence, end the man who re-
fuses to attend a war meeting, but said he
would be happy to attend a similar gathering
10 favor Of Peace. With such m n as its re-
cognized leaders, the country will hold the
party to which they belong responsible for
their sentiments. Why only look at it, the
position Of our party in 1856 and lo6O-we
then claimed, and justly so, that we were, par
erceHant, the Union party" ln 1868 we
are calling on the the people TO allow few
slave holders to divide this great Union, con
secra.ed by the blood of our Fathers, and to
allow another Government tospring up whose
cornerstone is Slavery. The mission OF the
Party should be to give the Government all
it asks for in men and money to put down this
atrocious Rebellion and also ; by strong
moral support strengthen the hands OF the
A Administration, SO as to counteract the In-
fuence of the mad fanatics who IN part sur
round him Wauerly AdU0cate.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-26
FROM TENNESSEE.

PARsos BRowNLow writes from Nashville
that he credits the statement that the rebels
have negro soldiers in their army. He says
that the Union sentiments of Tennessee is
growing stronger, and developing itself more
! in every direction. There is now flourish
ing Union Club at Nashville, which numbers
three hundred and fifty members, all citizens,
and it's members are increasing daily. They
hope to have the rebel force driven down into
the Cotton States by late 10 the spring or
early summer so as to enable them to elect
members of the Legislature and Governor,
all of loyal men. They will re-district the
State and elect loyal Congressman and sena-
tors
OF the aid given to the rebels by the Nor,
thern peace" party, PARsoN B. remarks
Deserters are coming into our lines every
day from the rebel army, twenty at time,
and they, as well as Union refugees, agree 10
what they say. Bragg and johnson have
both made speeches to the army at Tailahoma
and Shelbyville, and the grand point made by
them was, that they Intended to break our
lines on the Cumberland, drive our army back
to the Ohio, and then they would be sustained
by the peace party of Indiana and Illinois,
Ohio and Kentucky. The staple in their
speeches was the aid and comfort they he'd
right to expect, and were sure to receive
from the peace party of the Northwest
They based their hopes of success upon the
aid they expected from these traitors in the
Northwest. and boasted that they would this
spring, carry the war into Carthage, and soon
have the conservatives of the Northwest for
allies
These facts may be set down as reliable
They should be given in all the loyal papers of
the country, and elaborated till the eyes OF
honest dupes are opened, and false hearted
leaders and Northern deceivers are piloried
under the scorn and condemnation OF every
loyal Democrat, honest Wing, and true Repub'
lican iu the land"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-26
Armenfa.

SOMETHING FOR TIE LABoRING MAN TO THINK
or-Alfred Norton, ESQ, in u lecture re
Gently delivered befora the Lyceum at Win
chester, Mass, thus effectively alluded to one
of the results which would followed the eS-
tablishment of a Southern Confederacy =
Look at another result which will follow
che establishment of Southern Confederacy
IN the vast, magnificent territory alienated
from free labor, and the exclusion OF ci'izens
of the free State from the sunny and fertile
ields of the South. The surplus population
of Europe cannot enter these fields to rejoice
in their callnre slavery excludes the poor
white man, immigration is hiudered, and labor
becomes degraded. If labor knew how vital
y its great interests are hazarded in this con
tlict. it would not permit a deprivation of its
rights, by the surrender of the great estate OF
this continent or any part of il, the unity aDd
freedom of which identified with large pop
u1ations of man. The world is fast learning
that the interests and elevation of labor is
the advantage Of all men. The appeal, then
is TO the latoring populations of Europe aud
America. Will you suffer the course to fall or
the laad, upon toll, on bread, upon all that
makes life dear, honorable and sacred, or will
you make the necessary sacrifice to prevent
this proclamation ?"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-26
MAKING PAPER AND CtorH FROM woob.-

MAKING PAPER AND CLoTH FROM Woob-
A bill has been introduced into the New Jer,
sey Legislature to Incorporate fibre disiDter-
grating company for making cloth and paper
out of wood The works are situated near
Elizabeth The process of manufacturing is
thus described The wood is placed in large
cylender. or steam gun from which it is thrown
with such force by charge of steam, as to
separate every fibre from its fellow, the dis
integratioa being rendered SO complete that
the fragmentary remnant would hardly be re-
cog rized US having ever beloned to solid
body. These ibres are readily made into pa
per and cloth
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-26

THE TROUBLES IN UrAH-The agitation in
Utah, which threatens the peace of Mormon
dom, grows out of the Act OF Congress passed
10 1862, for the punishment of poIygamy, and
the boldnees of Governor Harding the Ter.
ritorial Governor, In calling the attention Of
the Utah Legislature to their duties and re
sponsblities in the matter. His rebuke of
Mormon disloyalry to the Union also caused
much irritation. The Mormon press refused
to published his address to the Legislature, and
matters have been growing worse ever since.
According to the census of 1850 the
population of Utah is only 40,293. This
Insignificant community is iusufferable, impu.
dent and factions.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-26

Truthful TALK.-It is not only the soldiers
from the good old Keystone State, who are
speaking out unmstakably, both in reference
to the armed resistance to the rebellion and
the systematic efforts of home traitors 10 par
alyze that resistance The soldiers Of every
State are placing themselves on the record iu
reference toI Ithis matter, and among these the
troops from Wisconsin have spoken with al
eloquence and spirit that deserve special men
ton The Twelfth Wisconsin Regiment, at
Camp Butler, Tennessee, adopted some spirit
ed resolutions. From these we quote the fol
lowing pithy sentences
"Clemency to the deluded and the penten!
bullets for the rebels, and ropes for those who
"kinde fire 10 our rear;" and we do most sol
emnly warn all such, that should duty ever call
us home to quench these fires, terrible retri
button will await those who kndle them"
We do not fight 10 free sIares, but we free
tksslare to stop the fight"
We do most heartily approve the con
scription law, under operation OF which we
hope to see lettering patriotism Fastening tC
render its due support to the Government
that affords it protection. We hope, also, tc
see the fire in the rear men" under it enjoy
ing clearer sight of things in the sunny
South, than can be obtained ia the dim lodges
of the K. G. C's"