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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13

Error or DEHocRAr In the Gdzctte Of
last Friday yesterday was published
communication from Mr.. Newcomb. reflect
ing on the Vestry Of ST. Luke's Parish. A
reply was prepared to it, but the editor OF
the Gazette refused to publish it except on
''condstioas'' with which did not deem. it
right to comply. Believing that defense
may be made in your paper, herewith
send the communication prepared for the
Gazstte. T.. L. Cook.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13
DAILY DEMOCRAT.


C0mgressiOnnl Convention.
The Democrats Of the Second Congress.
sional District Of Iowa, are requested TO
meet in Convention, at Dewitt, Clinton
county. on lrednestoy, September :, 1864,
at 10 O'Clock, AM, for the purpose of nom-
IL ting candidate for Congress
The ratio Of representation will be one
delegate for every one hundred votes cast
for J. NJ. Tuttlc in 1868, and one additional
delegate for fraction Of fifty votes.
w. l.. CLARK.
CHARLES RICH,
J. WILEY.
\. &. SALES.
W. X. EDGAR.
CHARLES SCOTT.
Congressional Con,mittee
Davenport, Aug ., 1864.
District papers copy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13

Elder James Ohsilcn having ret, sned to he city
" II preach tomorrow at the Christian Chapel, n
Brady rect.
Rev J N. Gloucester. President Of the Americ N
Ireedmcls Friend Society OF Rro,kiyn, N. \ will
preach In the ConGre. stonsl church, on Fifth st
tomorrow .eabbath) morn ne, 1t l0k O'Clock A. n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13

CHAsrs A. lCg AMI PukEAs Sxcw.-The Fra
grant sos d ,at is = scientific competition Of
the plrcs: aid sof:c-t ingredients Of the orien.
tai vegetable k,pgd.m. Every ingredient 10
well known to have beneficial effect on the
teet! and gums, j 3 eIrbalming, or antisep,ic
property. ard delicate aromatic fragrance
makes it fes ly toilet luxury, and . pleasure
to use il. IS i! removes all disagreeablc ojcrs.
even that OF tobacco. Il speedily removes
hose rayaces Which children sustsir in their
teeth, owing to improper use offs Get and acid
articles, which imperceptiby destro, them.
Soil by Drug las throughout tho country,
rs cents per hoit {.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13

MONEY is good thing, but Sam Perry
has something better and more comfortable
that he will exchange for it. Sam is the
oldest merchant in his line in Davenport,
and, ike good wine, he improves with age.
His stock Of summer clothing, and material
for making i, is unsurpassed, and his fig
nres are always low. Call opposite the Post
office
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13

De. FrREARp. the celebrated Spanish Ply
sician, may he consulted on all old chronic
diseases at his Office below the National
i'ank on Main street. For eyes and ears
DIR. +. has no equal in Iowa, for he cures,
and the opposition of the spirits don't pre-
vent DR.. FerTard from curing his patients.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13
LOCAL ITEMS.
Substitutes Wanted.

""uSs1tOSCS W UWtVOe
We will pay the following bountics to ex.
empts from draft, who may enlist as suJst;
tH'ts, at cur Office
For three years service, $500.
do two do . 200
do one do ...... lGU
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13

MAS & MAYER, No. II West Cd street,
nave the largest stock Of ready-madc mill
tary and summer clothing in the city. Ev-
crything warranted to give satisfaction
Emanuel Rothschild, their popular clerk, is
still behind the counter and will take the
greatest pains to make good bargains for
his customers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13

- nveSy IeESOo WV Can OIn6s
IF YOU WISH
A Book having Something for every Occasion.
A Book containing Sacred and Secular Pieces
A Good Music Book for your Choir
A Music Book, that is New and Attractive.
A Music Book that Everybody Admires.
A Standard Bo X for Musical Conventions.
The best Music Book for Singing Schools.
The AOst Popular Church Ausic hook.
OBTAIN A cory or
1.-THE HARP OF JUDAH. ~
By L. U. Ensasoa.
Nesrly Fifty Thousand Copies Of this superior
beck were cold dur,ng the FIRST six months Of its
publication. Price 10 Boston, ol.37. Speoimsa
Pages seat free. Olsvne D1f5O6 3 Co.. Pub.
la1sra. ~ Waehin9tso 6erso4 nestsa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13

Al4. 900 OF GENERAL MERcu,sDisE, consisting
Of Drv Goods, Groceries, Hardware. Hats amt
Caps. Boots and Shoes. for sale or exchange for Tor
real prouerty. This stock was selected in De-
cember fas, ut low prices from Iobbers. and is
offered for sale on account %, the failing health
of its owner, 1t can be bought at great bur-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13

JOHN J.. SWlTS It CO.,
No. ] Nickolls' Block, up stairs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13

nSE OF THE ABOVE MAGNIFICENT SIDE
~ wheel Steamers will leave this point every
morning al O'Clock. connecting at Nuscatine
with the for Washington; al Burlington
for Mt. Pleasant Oskaoosa Ottumwa. and Chi
cago Trains. and at keoAuk with Northern Line
Packet Cos boats aud Keokuk Packet Co. .
boats for Quincy, Hannibal and ST Louis. max
ing close connections ut Hannibal with trains 60
ing west, ,eand q, ST. Louis with 81. Louis aud
Memphis packets for Memphis and 81. Louis 4
New Orleans Packets for New Orleans.
For Freight or Passage apply on board. or q,
Northern Line Packet Office.
II. NJ. PREI"TYMAV. Ag't.
Davenport, August 9th.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13

Tue WREok.-Another party has under
taken to raise the wreck Of the ill., iated G,ey
Eagle, and is meeting with bc:tcr success.
means Of a jack k-scrcG. II IS confidcntially
expected that everything will he removed
in the course of week Or two.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13

FoR THE ORPHANs.-We trust that all
will bear in mind AT Burnctt's Entertain
ment, under the auspices Of the Ladies of
the Christian Commission, at Metropolitan
Hall, on Tuesday evening next, FOR the ben
eht of the Orphans Home The object in
tended to be benefited should fill the hail.
and Mr. Burnctts programme is very at.
tractiyc. Secure your tickets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13

Zee our Columm Of Advers
tlscmem1s, Embracing other
6Snaner1v. - 1AU Gazette
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13

TuANKs-1he officers of the Pcmbina
have our thanks for repeated favors in their
line. The pcmbina will leave this port for
st. Louis next Tuesday morning, and pas
scngers southvArd will find no better boat
to travel on, or more gentlemanly officers
than Capt. Hill and Clerk Carroll Remem.
Der the Penbina.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13

II now laid OF into Lots, Of all
prices, and they ARE ready for
sale ON very easy terms and low
prices.
House Lots, Store Lots. Warehouse Lots, Factory
OF
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13

WASTEp.-A good servant girl, in the
family of (d2) Gro. 4. lIuBBELL
Buy your toilets hair dyes, pcrfumeries
etc, at GraLbc & Co.'S, under the LcClairc
House. He has a large stock
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-06
p7-vA2Y ELECTION

ll.,., ,,.,l, reo ,,raloaDt, OF
90. ,.'-' ',,.n&, ,Go,ory Fl
Rnio 4'h I'f 'ln'1o'''s ''' ! '","'2 ',,y.'. 80
ectlous oi the Democ9aAc party o. "''''
Gs,6 county. the Democrats OF the several
l,o,n.J,,..,l II r,yrsliog are rcglirti 10
''t", I, '"1 ,.'.. L.... +, ono, die.
- NJ W., n',-J....T.L,,rr, u,..
uic. on Tie ys.oa6 SaaTa# q 01.y H'1" '''
b. t0e grA da1 OF Ihe mon'') al So'n
N ,-.. .yfo ra,1,d d, the Vigilance
u ........ ... ,,,.. .a,.r,lo dIlrle, and
Nom@..'e' ''' ''-' .'' '''' w.. .,...
ID close %, sue" h'1E as sl.' -.'.l '''.'''
Al e.l name--.J, .ha purpose o. expressing,
Il, l.,n.., b.i, cna-,, Of clulIdltes for
'..,, '.a,,,.' ira o,ri,,, TO be filed IN Uo;o-
3.l., r,.,,,ui7, rn1,, 5th and Oh are civ.
i -, 'i,oinrorlnor.op ofrhosp concerned
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-06
cea-Thos. P. Garl!ey. John Wood

hhlhpby Iciarvey.
John Frcksrd. '''" ~
-. Cte7}bea do,orgh-ln r. Merrell, J. c.
Whilehlll +. J. Wallace.
Lu@snSa#e 6croayh-W v, p. ChmLersa,
Lew Spe!cc, VIM. a Mbsou.
. DecaWr-Solomon Ilumerschlev, John
VI bite, Adm K~pnart.
IoygBJa-H. b. Straw, Josiah Upnr,
Thomas Lewis.
Ler-Jas. Mcclellan, y. NJ, Brockway.
J. B ilearf.
Grord-R. s. Stewart, W, 7. McCorkle,
Charlie, MiguoL.
G5osle"-J. A. 1. illegal, J. F. Ro,e, A.
B. Shaw.
Grgiam-Jamey Stewart, Levi Huber,
J. b Walters.
Gplch-W.J. Mccoy, Joseph Fry, Join
Hmta-Somnel Conawoy, Martin r. Ter,
H.rom Woodward.
Jor'n'- David ", Wise, Thomas Smith.
john q. Glasgow.
Awtdu3--Lorcnz Ilertline, F. ". Brem.
he. R,uJcri J, IIlyre..
A"or-Aaron Wise, John Wlthcrog,
George SIo.s.
LaVgeoce.- Samuel Clyde, Goo. II. uoll,
john Iaughery.
LUmter city Joronqt - ". W Kelley. +.
S. Robson, j. +. HE.
horrs-W. L. Merrell, George Hoover,
VIM. Ro,hrocIl.
, } j'nn-Wm. T. Beck, Thomps Hoover
John CrowIev.
F'+c--Wiliom bale, Bran.on Davis,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-06
EPIsCOPAL CmUNCn.

~ divine permission The RI. Row. WV B,cov
81 VEINS, assistant Bishop of tho Diocese Of P.nn.
sylyrrta, viii Aullseuivg in st Andrews Church
IlCmGe'd, On Surduy, tie 18th day oC juno, at
lG clCcE n n,p md at G o'clock p u., and wilt
,,pniu Cct NJ unduy for yi.itatin DO. Aud,il
bod suyics in lhi!iP;tgIg, on Tuesday tho 18Th
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-06
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

E;gWc are authorized 10 announce
h&GUSGILl, Of Bradford township AZ q can't.
date tor tho office Of County Commissioner. slJ.
I"ct TO tho action oi the bcmocmle rerty Of
C.earieId county. Ap. g7.CL
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-06

I'VE are authorized to announce
CONRAD BAKER Of knvK rwP . as o. cuuGj htc
10y tho Office Of County Comm.s.IpHy., irct "a
tue action vi The Democratic party Of Cluarte.i
county june 2UI.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-06

IzD~Wc arc authorized TO announce
the amo Of Z. D. lALLof Earihaas Up. asa can.
di late for tho oeae Of lLcr,d subject to the 90
ton oE tho DemVer-.ie parry Of -isargo,d couu-
ty. msy &c.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-06
ASSEMBLY.

Eys5' v o are authorised TO announce
T. JLFrrusoN BoYsn Of frady township, as q
candidate for Assembly, sui jsct to tho ne Lion VI
tbs Democratic party Of CltIrto't county.
JuBe o. lJO!.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-06

F'4r We are authorized to annou,co
ABRAHAM OGDEN or Largnr~e twp, rs can.
ddGtc r5r tho oh .n Of sheriff, suhsg. {, the 10
u0u os tie DeMCe.4,.c Panty u C'lartcI covl.
~. jDHy 2L4.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-06
PRIMARY ELEG rION.
TLEcTlON july 9TH.

Or We are authorized 70 eitndraw the
name Of VIM, l.. Rl,hci as g candidate iur
Coun,y Commissioner.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-06

CESr Gold vent to somewhere be-
Tween two dollars and eighty cents and
ahrce doVars premium in New York on
Friday Gst ;.and, on the receipt of the
rcpeal Of the new gold bill it fell 10 225.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-06

B1eNo arc authorized 10 announce
DAVID HORN, ofUiijn township a. u cordi.
date fr County Cunmissoncr slNjsc. to the ac-
tea gf t9 bsS0cr3l.c parry Of -.yaracid cnca.
y. j.us2!
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-06

Csg" We are authorized to announce
J0HN L CUJrLh OF ClcarGcld cnnjidlro
for tho Office OF District Attorney, su'jcc. o. the
action Of the Domocratic party ot CIeardeid couu-
~. june 2pd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-06

ns5" " G arc authorized TO announce
JOHN GiLLILANi of K,rlnlu5 township O. d
subject 70 the action Of ,Ao DelyeEa.ie pauy @!
yIcarGo!I county. june 7.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-06

TIM FOURTH This GniYcrnrY 81 our late
ralioual Independence was allowed to
pass aiLout ary oAic.al observance 10y
ihe citizens Q; lhi. place Wo hear Of
some efforts to celebrate tho day in yari.
ou, part, Of The county, betnouo Of them
pn'unc Of the 'piIit Of tie days tLa, are
eous Nor is il strange lha' .lis should
D Tie case. We now possess only tfc
sla..s Of what Has once the glorious y.b-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-06

1864 1864.
PHILADELPHIA & ERIE RAILROAD.
'gr!iiS great limo trryor,es the Northern and
Northwestern counties Of Puunsy lvlNu to
,hc city @. Erie, uu Lnko Erie,
II has been igasaa by @ PSms1rratg Roll.
roUd Cmup.1 uui under th,ig ru.p.crs (. be-
mR rapidly upyroG throughout its entire Irnrh.
i now in g.' for Pa,seugcr nud FI .ighJ iu.
"noss from Harrisburg TO ST. MAaYs .2lFurk.
"a uics ON the Eastern Division, and from
sheffield 60 Eue, lIo niles on the WcHyru
Division
Time Of Pcssenycr> Trains 1T Enporjun.
Express Train leaves ons wurl 3 50p.N.
Nc min Train arrives westward go p. n
Nurs run through wI1H,Ur Change both Why's
ON these trains between lhiHIrlJ uia agI Lurs
ihvrn, aud between Baltimore aud book Haven.
Elegant sleeping Cars accompany the Express
Train both wuys by,weru Ni''mmspur. uHd Balf-
more and Ni'am.pogt aua Ptiatulha.
For Information respecting Passenger business
oprly nt the $. q. Cor, Ilth and Mnrs.t SIS.
and iut Freight business uF the Cumruy's
agents $ b. Njor Ton, jr, Co.. 10Th aud Market
stsr rholelpb'r;
j. W. Reynolds Erici
j. H. U|N Agent 81. q. n. L. Nal i'm res
u. u. Uoysrps, .3rut Height A-'t, Iluas
LEWIS h.. ttourr. uon1 IesctAs.l purh.;
Ins. y. l..rs, uya'l Manager Nu.am.gv...
may 2j, Ia6L
EBn nr~EII0Lr8 'op,-Iuaa-rQ nansva-,.
EE Gl..vurn Woal.uwa.s, L....aL oa.,.,.
Clocks, Na,ls tla,s. Cu,, Paints. L.w.s, Wall
Inpys, q, al. pr.cc.0.
JP. ERATZER'S.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-06

flames Z, WATSON,
= Mnrahatt aud dealer in
lImbcr, Saw.loEs Boards and shingles Marys-
ilr Cl"nrdyld county Pa. Jun. ~. oily.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-06
AUDITOR
CORONER

nsnWe are authorized to announce
HENRY W. PAHk of CIrariell, as % candidate
fgr the ,lics of Coroner subject to the action u
IN, Defaucr tic purity. june 3.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-06

nLANK PRoNIs5oRY NOTES PRINTED
Is In style, for sale at THE ofscc.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-06

Tor sale 1y Druggists aud Dealer, generally.
S.pt,4ber g2l, lsn'.
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J4sgARr Sgsstes, 1854.
ITsa. r. f,ail fd,a'y, " Here z rsggs G HeEarsy

5&SEARY SEsa3oNy 1864
E,a. h. uasl f9,Rr. ~ Heirs ~ Psggp e HefEa1sy
aessa1oa. - fxfifisn 70 "a Slsses.
From the sllsgalions IN the peiti1n hasl 10 this
ease il nispsars fo she safsfsciaa 81 the Clerk that
the foliasing saned keirs Fssipg within The Hints
q tbs state ~ Tcape@ee ss well - these residing
nat af 5hs Stats ewing 10 the present stae Of the
country the ordinary ptoeesa II Law san is b. ssrs-
ed upon aksta, vizs
------- Besson and biz wife Elizaheth Jane, far
Iasrly MeKsny William r. Mcksmy, Joseph n.
MeKsmy. sad afaFs AeKkmy, who resides II the
tlansy ss Mc fHnb, Tennessee SsFRgls L. AfckAmy,
ho fsssi.Iss Ia Bradley cta,aty. Tennessee Robert
AcKamy, ehe Feeides ih The State ~ Artahses, w.
n. Aekasay. ------- Tipten. and hl1 wifs Sarah
Bell Ersneriy 5fcIsamy, Who resides IN tIe State u
Texas n 4 therefore ordered By the Clerk ihai pat-
icsasea b. made IL BFownio~s Rockville Wing
and Rebel VenslIst0r fbr four successive weeks
tifylne above partie defsaisnfs 70 appear On the
asse AsnlNs 81 March Rsxt, and plead sbsser or
degaur 10 aid petition ths tanle - - then vii
be taken for eoa sd kff - fr heFiag kscosdingiy.
WAassss b II Coward, Clark Of said Coart az
ofyire IN Clinton the fst Monday ~ January 1884
Jan 4S--4s prss.1 n m COWARD, Clerk
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lanlmnnIan KIlh God.

1t has been the pleasing compact VI some
closely joined in heart, bat widely distant
in place, 10 look At the same hour on the
same lnminary, 10 watch the beam Of the
same rising moon or evening star, and
thus 10 imagine kind of sensible union by
being alike and ut once present 70 the same
beautiful object How does il heigbten and
substantiate this device Of friendship which
else Is comparatively fraitless and empty
retirement, 10 commune not merely with n
bright embleIa OF the Divine bounty bait
with the Omnipr~ent hsnetaetur himself,
10 pour out our mutual intereessioHs before
the Father OF these heavenly lights, with
whom Is no variablencss or shadow OF tarn.
ing NJ dearest friend may be in anoth.
en- hemisF'here, or though but few leagues
diyiaa As, cloud may saRecal that star
from one which rises IN brightness 70 the
other; but IL We devontly intereede for each
others welfare, before Him hy whose pres
ence all times are comprised, our eappiiea-
tions, whether offered at one or different
hears, firm y real and intimate enmmnpion
with each other and with Him "a eornmun,
ION franght We trust, not only with sooth-
Ing sentiments, but with real blessings -
The showers of Britain aud Sumatra fall on
Cow into the same mighty deep the tears
Of Christian sympathy poured cat to God,
though shed in the remotcst climates, may
be said 10 drop iats the same oceaa 81 his
loving kindness, aud 20 be mingled there.
- Sheppard
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nsap0rlErkaA

HEApQr AKTEaA
0FEieK en'F0F AnFilLEEY, DeP'faF Tak oHlo.
~ Kpaxsiiha, Tenn, Feb, "a, 1854. j
.SPncIAL oRBER No. Is.
l. No hFe-afais wIli be Discharged Nifkih tho
lAee af the efensss II ths cay, nor NfthiA three-
furyhA OF Ilile cf ths asside 81 tbs eae without
tarlnissiah frotn tiens Cox az Theses headquarters
All nGaers and nea-tplaInissioHsa uikeeFe heieng-
inc b. thia command are ordered and aI otAers arr
requested ~ aFntt any peeaan or persons Sielssssg
this order asd iltFa tesn over h ts Fest cSssnaR
dant. Is ronsmand Or
hkIas(sES. TTIIeoN
sts com5Bauaing nsisnass 81 kfexylist
fehd-It Nm. W DEAxE LtsHnd A. A.AsG.
sIIkApqU kaTsas eFH T1Hk. GAsA1sf,4
IS q KnazsiiiA Teses keb. 3D. INA. /.
ALL psssuAs alsaat isen ne kehih Fannessea
eayalfr are herekY nsffl q rsreFt e shels Had
ssslsrfefs pt oEee Tiae kiiing q 40 g =; e afs
m 81 and MIN aed Is slas Ftels
III WI. Est'TN NENaHAA
ssh Tennesste caxslf4.
~ csaes osFOstte thp t1p Mn AHaIi4
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Gold.

aGold,e says Mr. Everett, when Il il
gold is good for nothing; you can neither
cat Il nor drink Il nor smoke IT, But let
us add, when gold has representative value,
whom il can buy reassiiy and without stint
food and drink. and Asthe Indian weed =
when il, and it alone tells the health 81 .
nations finances, the yaluo Of . nation :
credit, the ehaaees of nation1 prosperity,
then the hard yellow gold IL talisunan ~
well n n treasure. 1t il sometimes strik-
ingly illustrative 10 prevent contrasts, aud
gold to-day offers US a good opportunity 70
do this. Gold In New York aud Phiiadel,
phia is worth fifty cents premium, and in
consequence, our prices are increased liz.
tie, and we feel that we are paying thereby
sery natural and nominal tribute 70 the
great war we are now lighting Tor the
Union The fluctuations Of gold are not, IN
deed, without their Inconvenience and evils
here Spectators viii sometimes circulate
csaards to effect its sale; timid men rush %
grasp il for iear national securities will de-
preeiate; bnt on tho whole, we regard our
financial condition IS admirable, gold being
the great test
But look little South Of Mason and
Dixon. In Danville, North Carolina, a short
Tina since. five dollar gold piece WIS sold
at auction Tor che hundred and fifty dollars
And what does this indicate bat entire rot
tenncss in the R.Isel financesf We hear of
the high prices OF all commodities ut the
South. We are to attribute them 10 two
causes First. the depreciation of their pa
per. which the sale at Danyiiie, VIC suppose
fairly represents; and secondly, thescarcity
OF goods Each is cause that produces .
morikHad condition; both together will in
sare il. The Rebels viii suffer "a long a.
they can bear II, sacrificing everything TO
their Internal pride. bat We have always be
Iicved that the end wii Rot be lingering
one; G at, on a sudden, we shall hear the
report Of a collapse in one portion of Rebel
dom, 10 be followed Immediately by hun
,lrcd others, and that the whole treason will
have exploded, and like
st'naabsiaHsial fsbrir Of visien,
Leave net wrack behind
Lei those who lookout for this watch the
mute bat pregnant teachings of gold, for Il
is the index that points with warning finger
To the end
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-13
HtW Era M gIiah.

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Aims I5as npH ee1ne when Il i ~ lslls.el q
lis power ID ffrseill inIitlnk there. ssei.
arecs Of kais Sll1seafs III . cifeulaf ffgsa The
HEADQUARTERS 1t liia fllsts4rt q usahs sign.
eli b. order 8f tkrieafire si6nffal eeAsss.
IL this circular, which j. dated NpfeiHtef
f4sh, the belief n expressed tEMt the su.isss
Ivy Il rich III nllneral8; and IL q Bislted that
fs,f Opening II 90 i acir hard and iasiHafsis
Gus population 8he search FOR IaiHefals
shsuid ba rot only alsshas kied, but fasteeed,
The circular announces that proepeetefs and
miners viii lie protected, when necessary
by the military; and directs that soldiers
.af the several posts shail, whenever tDasssI-
lent, be- psrmitted to prospect for mineral
The document deals In such generalities IS
that these mountains are tie property Of
the nation, whose policy l. hus ever been 70
extend q the broadcast privileges 10 her cit
liens, and TO invite them 70 seek find md
enjoy the riches Of the domain. Command
ers ef posts, BE-. are ordered to afford every
facility for carrying ont the objects OF this
circular, ind % report from time 70 time
whit progress has been made HI developing
the mineral wealth Of thai enaBtfy
This cirenlaf. Il addressed not merely 70
the parties who are named ia Il. Il is .
manifesto which will strike The Mormon
authorities az something quite significant,
1t conveys broadly enough The intimation
that no Interference viii be permitted, and
that the Mormon leaders bad better kcep
quiet, no matter how much They may die
relish this contravention Of, tho policy they
have pursued nom the beginning
The new population which b invited lito
Utah will be, II is safe TO say. very differ
ent enc from the old Inhabitants. How
they viii agree time win develop The
probabilities are that the history uF Utah
will be soon a mHeh less quiet one than II
has been up 10 this moment,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-13

aIfaay nan attempts 10 hasl dewn the Ameri-
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-13

aBehola al We that kinile sre. that compass
yourselves sbosi with sparks; walk IN The light nl
yuur Gre and 10 he sparks that ye have kindred -
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