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The State Of Ioss, C.da, Co.~ty. q:
Jesse 9. switzsr, Trustee, | Legal Notice Fore.
n. r. cl.,poo, Mary Ell. Court Dec Term,
so syP"' c + assa Of N. ..,.,.
i Of William Lynn, deceased. Mary Ellen
Lynn. George Lynn, Thomas Lysa, Horace Lynn.
Elizabeth Lynn, Ida Lynn, william Lynn. Jr..-
You will each take notice that there 10 now on
file In the Office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court in and for the county Of Cedar, and State
of Iowa. q petition OF, Jesse O. Switser. on the
equity side Of said court praying the forscisse-
ure Of mortgage given by william Lynn, on
the l4ih day OF February, A. d. 1850. 70 said
plaintiff. TO secure three certain promissSry
notes Of that date for d, 500. payable n one
one for s., OOO payable in three yesrs from date,
each with ten per cent interest, the interest pay
able annually; said mortgage executed upoa The
following lands: All Of section number ten Q0),
the north half Of section number fifteen (l6),
and the southwest quarter and the north half Of
(l5), also the east half OF section number seven
teen, az. also the east half Of the southeast
quarter OF section nine (9). oil In township mum
Der siehty-ons t8ll, Of range number Two ~,
west. also the southwest quarter Of the south
west quarter Of section number nine ~, oft0wn'
ship number eighty.o one tsll OF range number
ono az, north Of the Sth p. n; Ill Of said land
In Cedar county, Iowa and containing in al
1910 scres OF laad said petition peaye taat said
mortgage be foreelosed sad safd lanAs sold TO
satisfy the claims Of plaintiff on said aotss and
other relief.
And unless yoo appear and defend said claim
on or before the noon ofthe second day Of the
next term Of said court 70 b bald % the Ssh
day Of December, A. D. 1854. default wili b
entered against yeu, and decree rendered ~
prayed '0' '''1 JESSE sf' 9. sw1rzER, Trustee.
Piatt l. spicsr. Pm Att'ya . :.
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NOTICE IL hereby given that there 10 now
IN on file in the Office Of the County Judge
Of Cedar county, . petition Of Gilbert d. Hen
ming. sdministratos OF the estate Of Gilbert e.
bridge. deceased. praying for On order to sell
the interest OF the said deceased II the follow.
ing described real estate. situsted Ia Cedar
county, State Of Iowa. to-wit: s......
Lot number two a., and part Of lots numbcl
three (3)nnd four ~. In section aumber twelve
az; the northeast quarter % Of ssction numbes
nine ~. the southeast quarter "a of section
number nine ~, the east half ~ of she soutA.
west quarter Of section nine tsb the ssuthess,
quarter ~ Of the northwest quarter "a Of sec
zion nne ~, the west hslf a OF seuthwest quar-
Ter ~ OF section ten l0), the southwest quarter
~ Of the southeast qusrter Of section four (ll
the southwest quarter "a Of the northwest quar-
ter Of section tn rec ; sll Of said land lying ia
township number eighty-two ts2). range one a.
west Of the 5th P N: and that said cause 10 se,
for hearing on the first Monday Of November
A. D. 1864 J. c. BELTS, Co. Judge.
s. Yates, Atty. .as
Oct I'D, 1864 f4w4O
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vAPOR ST Owe.

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Little Giant. Come aud see it. Now on exhi.
bition at A. H. PERRY'S Grocery Store
Stoves Tor sale by A. ". PERRY,
Sept !, 1854. 81 Tipt,n Iowa.
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Ms n,'': ss's.' ), Original Notice.

DAVID Lt.n. q. i. o's'sa sos'ee.
1TSO DAVID LEWIS ssS Psrns,A Lev,a hls
Il wife, defendants: You snd sseh 81 you
Are hereby notified that there 10 now on ale In
the ONCE of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
said county, psnAleas o. Hesry Fuscb, plsin.
til, claiping Of you the sun OF SIX hssdrsd and
three Is. 100 dollars, a. money due MIN for ~
amount Or prineipsl asd interest VI . pronissory
nete. made By you, the said David Lewis. In 70.
vor Of Charles Kohulein. for the sum Of three
hundred and sixty.ave dollars, dated Nay 7sd,
1855, aid payable On sr before the nrst day OF
Ut the rate Of ten per cent per annum.
And also. asking the foreclosure Of . mortgage
bearing even date With said prenissoSy aote,
executed BY you, the said David Lewis and Per.
nelia Lewis, his wife. to the said Charles Ku'
hulsin, certain fssl estaes in said Cedas couNAy,
to Wit: Upon the southwest qusrbsr Of tAs
northwest quarter, sad the northwest quarter Of
the southwest quarter Of section nfsesn QS). ID
township eighty (s0A nssth Of range three a.
west Of the 5th P. u, coatainiug eighty acrss
and also fraction in the northeast quarter oil
scribed 10 said petition. containing Sc psrchss
to secure the payment Of the said premissory
note and interest. according to the seAor and
effect thereof. 'fa@ 8s
ssss Ies sss:s s,s I. dss.sd
term Of said District Court commencing on tn,
first Monday Of December, 4. d. 1884. default
will be entered against you sad judgneat ren
dered thereon, and decree made for the sal,
Of the mortgaged premiaes and barring and
ioreclosing al your equity u REDEEM sisn u tn
premises . prayed for Il said petition.
= -..... HENRY FUNCK, Petitioner
WV. II. frfBILL, Atty for PirE 4w4o
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Nothing daunted,' howe YER ana kaowing that
the most precious basGsIns we're 10 10 ha6. ths
hesiegers pressed on In overwhelming numbers
and determined TO carry the fort and everything
IN IL with , storm OF gyeenbacks = any cost;
while CAsAD = GIlA0Rx we're equally detsrnin-
ed never TO surrender - loas % there was .
garment in the store or . shirt in the locker.
for those so cruelty sacrificed, oil hope ofreduc.
Jog the stock BY assault was abandoned by the
beseigers, and the olive branch Of peace finally
accepted on terms alike honossbls and satisGac.
tory 70 both sides, aAd BY which all paStiss re-
ceived what they wanted. Whilst BY the treaty
of peace, signed at the Fort Emporium, CAsAD
d GILn0es agrees In
Article l-Te sell . long - thsy lest, the
Arsisis ITO Ell oSsr.tosss ron q - 10
Article 1-Ts sell b1siasas ceats from 6 20 -.
Article ITO cell Ans blsok cloth coaAs froa
% to 20.
Article 5-To cell Vests IRON q tsG
Article 6-fo sell good pair pants Ter -.
Article 10 sell . fae pais pants iron Is to
b Article $40 sell the cheapest hath lows.
Article s-.-To kesp the best stock q far caps
Article lo-fo keen the bsss assortment Of
Gents Furnishing Goods IL the State.
Article Ito sell more goods for less green.
backs than can be had st any other place in
Cedar county.
Article l1--pssAsri agrees that whatsoever 10
purchased and does not give entire ssslsfactisn
yin :: sxsasassd = the parohass money re-
n oensiAssaaioa Of which svssyAedy Agrees
TO get their Clothing at Caaad Z Ollmosess,
and save as least - per cent By dsise %.
~ HAAaqnasters on Pifth 1stses1. perth Of
the court house square, Upton, Iowa. n35
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Original Notice.

ITO NICHOLAS F.DEvORE. Defendant: You
l. are hereby notified that there 10 now on
file in the Office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Cedar county. Iowa, petition in eaui-
~ Of Montgomery Frassur, pltintiH and against
You IS defendant for the force lose ure Of mort.
gage made by one James w. Bagley, to plaintiff.
on the north half Of the southwest quarter OF
section twenty (20). township eigh,y.on 1911,
range two ~ west. Said petition sets forth that
said mort gage was made on the LIST day OF June,
1857, and that there yes remains due thereon the
sum Of 400 90 with interest from June LIST, 1861,
and that said premises hsve since the making
snd recording Of said mortgage been conveyed
BY said Bagley and wife TO you. The prayer Of
said petition 10 that an account be taken 81 the
amouht due on said mortgage. and that said pesl
estate be sold TO pay the same, sad that -four
equity Of redemption therein b forever barred
and TO. eclosed.
Now unless you appear to said petition and
defend thereto before noon OF the End day Of the
next term Of said court. commencing on the 5th
day Of Dec, 1854. default Will be entered against
you and decree rendered as prayed.
4w4o RorHR0CK 4 WOLF, Pl'na Attya.
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SHERIFF SALE.

DY virtue Of an execution to me direct
- cd. issued from the ofice Of the clerk of the
District Court in and for the county of Nus
catine and State OF Iowa. in favor Of Nelson Da
Wis and the State Of Iowa for the tsc OF the
school Fund, and against Matthew Parks and
thomas Evans, have levied upon the following
property as the property Of the said Thomas
Evans. to.wit: Finy.four bushels VI oats, eighty.
SIX bushels spriag wheat, forty bushels winter
wheat, and oae hundred and fourteen bushels
OF rye, and one bay mare. thirteen years old, and
one brown mule colt; and shall offer e same
Tor sale 1t public cutlery st the huuse of Ira Lev.
snch, in Sugar Greek township. Cedar coan,y,
Iowa on Thursday. the 9Th day ~ October. 4
y 1864; atil O'Clock al. m. Of said day. to sati..
y "a" execution and costs that may accrue
Dated this 18th day of September A. D. 1864.
- DAVID PLATNER
: 80, .sherih Of Cedar county, Iowa.
a perJ l. BSApsuAv, Deputy. mss fee$5
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The Latest News.

New York, Sept 29.-The HeraHs
10Th corps correspondent, says Secretary
Seward, Assistant Sec Of War Dana,
and Senator Washburne, Of Illinois, have
beru on q visit 10 Gen. G,a~.. Y-,tes-
day they were escorted by Gems. Grant,
Butler, Birney and Ord on an excursion
up the river to the limits Of our lines
Ga approaching Dutch Gap the enemy
opened Oh them with their battery at
Howlett's House. As shells began fall.
ing about them pretty thick and fast the
Secretary Of State suggested that his
weapon was the pen, aud seldom killed
people, and that he was not prepared to
encounter rebel bullets with that weapon;
and thereupon the boat was turned about
and returned down the river to Harris.
sons Landing, at which point the dis,
tinguishea gentlemen were transferred
to the steamer Baltimore, aud proceeded
on their voyage home.
WAR DEr'T, WASHINGTON, Sept. 90.
To Maj. Gen Dir: The following dis
patch from Gen. Grant, announcing the
movement Of our forces against Rich
mond, has just been received:
Alea"l"af'ers, Chap'"s Farm, lo:4o
a. M, Sept. 2o-Gcn. Otd's corps ad
yanced this morning and carried the
very strong line OF entrenehments below
enapin farm' with some 10 pieces OF
artillery and from 200 to 900 prisoners
Ten Ora was wounded, though not dan
gcrously' -t.. F.,
Ten bIrney advanced at the same
time from Daep bottom and carried the
New Market road aud entertainments,
scattering the rebels IN every direction,
'nousa ne captured but few lie is
lharch.ng on toward RICHMOND:
'e,' o,rhey where TO road 'n'ersects
cue ne" market ana richmond road,
nna inc whoie country Is filled with field
'or''hca''ohs 'hus Tar "
L. GRANT
WASHINGTON. Oct Tho f,,lox
ing arc the dispatches received fron,
Gen. Sheridan DETAILING hi. s,,oossf.l
operations since the las, rp,ort md mo
lust received:
Harrisoala,u. w.. ScD, 2o-L;,u
Gen. Grant. tin Paint. IN NV las, dir.
patch | informed 70, that / pressed
Early SO closely through New Marke.
at the same time sending cavalry around
his faux. that he gave I'd the valley and
took to the mountains, passing THROUGH
Browns CAP. | kept up the pursuit to
Port Republic, destroying IS wagons and
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j, Shssids2s nsoeiosst success in The
jcllsy--slltA lSks series Of victories
I hat y til suress guarantee the psop's
ban bsvs q psseA /.
Five oonpaSiss It The 10th love,
which we're esptursd near Atlanta on
The 18th Of July, have been exchanged
and IN. Dov With their brigade. Lieut..
Col. SsddSrs ~ As only ol6cer 'ex.
changed, and Vas daily supected By his
men.
-Bessrsgsrd Ass superseded Hood
IN oommasd Of the rebel army 10 Geor.
gia The evscsstes Of Island No. 10,
New Msdrid asd CQsiosh. will 6od ample
opportunities for fsrther displays Of bic
skill in shss diressies when Sherman and
his army are sgsin in motion.
" Jim Lane is tough, and must have
metal ia his Aes6 - veil . netsl 10 bis
spirit Usdsr the, broiliug sun Of last
August, he stumped Southern Kansas;
rode 50 miles . day for Is days, and made
three speeches per dsy-never missing
IN appointment. ...
"A trsis on shs Columbus and Clevs.
land road we stopped the other day in
its hesdlong run b. several men gesticu-
lating wildly on bsnk ahead. The con.
ducsor demanded what the matter Vas,
when the men renlsd that they had 60,
III = uSss vr hoSnetS suu wire nghtinl
them. The train went Oh.
The Charleston Coxrier has = ruDo,
that $4,000 Europesns-probably Poles
-sre coming over to Sight for the Confed'
erscy. The story is doubtless devised to
rally the fainsiog spirits Of the rebels
The Poles have suffered too much from
tyranny At home TO battle for it here.
Capt. Fisk's overland train, from St.
Paul to Idaho, has been attacked by In.
dams. Eleven whites and twenty saws
ges we're killed. The Captain intrench.
ed and sent to Gen. Sully for help. Sully
has had another battle with the Sioux
5000 strong, and defeated them With
trifling loss on bis part. The loss Of the
Iodians is not stated.
President Lincoln talks Of taking a
trip to Nashville, Memphis and New Or.
leans 10 November, to see for himself
what the condition Of the people is in
those States partially recovering from
rebel rule.
About $500 of the rebel prisoners
confined on Rock Island, have recently
enlisted 10 the service of the United
States. They are to be sent to tho North
west Territories to take, part 10 opera
tons against the hostile Indians. Al
present they arc separated for persona
safety from their fellow prisoners, some
of whom manifest much hatred towards
them because they have volunteered.
-Havsps dstss Of the cath ult. says
that the fesr of famine At the Cape Dc
Verde Islssd still continues. 10 the
Island of Santiago. which year ago con.
taioed $1,000 inhsbitsnts, 1000 died
Of starvation e:ou Jan. LIST to May lst
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National Union Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT:
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
t- FOR VICE PRESIDENT: ....~.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
UNION STATE TICKET.

u UNIUN STATE IIChEI.
For Supreme Judge,
CHESTER g. COLE, Of Polk Go.
For Secretary Of STATE, '.r ... -
JAMES WRIGHT, of Delaware Co.
For Auditor of State, =
JOHN A. ELLIOTT, Of Mitchell Co.
For Treasurer Of State,
W. III. HOLMES, Of Jones Co.
For Register Of the State Land ONCE, .&
JOSIAH 4. HARVEY, Of Fremont
County. ..s
For Attorney General,
l. i. ALLEN, Of Tama Co.
Electors at Large,
G. BEN. DARWIN, of Desmoincs Co.
VIM. G. THOMPSON, of Linn Co.
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Upper Iowa Cosference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.

This body closed its annual session
in Waterloo, B,schh.wk county, OF
Monday evening, Sept. Goth, after 3,
session Of six days It 10 composed o.
mole than hundred ministers, and en-
braces in its territory the Northess,
quarter Of the State Of Iowa.
The next annual session is to be held
in Upton.
The following il lis. of the appoint
ments for this District: -
Iowa City District, J. G. Dimmett
Presiding Elder.
lows City, 1. X. Fuller; Iowa City
Circuit, A. X. johnson and j. Eberbart;
Mt. Vernon, G. Clifford; Lisbon, w. n
Brown; Upton, 8 Psocoast; Hebron, W.
4. McCormae; Mechsnicsville, G. +. Nc.
Lean; Marion, Z. Skinner; Cedar Rapids,
Z. Miller; Springville, A. Critch6eld;
Central City, ITO be supplied] Ansmos.,
Il. d. Ross: Mon ticello, II. C. Brown;
London, J L. Pine - sa,
W. T. King, Prest., s. Y. Harmcr,
Agent Of Cornell College--members Of
Mt. Vernon Quarterly Conference w..
0. NJ. Spencer, Press of Iowa State
University aud member of Iowa City
Quarterly Conference
N. Eberhsrt, Agent Freedmen's Aid
Commission and member Of the Cedar
Rapids Quarterly Conference.
On the fourth day Of the session the
following patriotic resolutions we're adopt
ed BY the Conference: .... ..->#ss
WHEREAS, In the present tremend ous
crisis in our national affairs, . policy is
being inaugurated, which involves base
aud ignoble surrender Of our national hon.
or, as we'll a the deares. interests of hu.
manity everywhere therefore,
ResolYed, That whilst We deprccste
war, and would bail with delight the re-.
turn Of an honorable peace, We arc fully
persuaded that there are some evils more
deplorsble than even tho biood;s.s civil
war, and among these are national disgrace
aud dishonor, and the disruption of our
Federal Union. .... -.
Resolred, That the Administration in
its efforts to put down this unnatural and
unholy rebellion is entisled to our sympa
thy and support, believing as We do that
the most effectusI method Of bringing
about . speedy restoration Of peace, is, .
vigorous prosecution of the war
ResolUei. That VIC return devout thanks
to Almighty God for the signal victories
which he has recently vouchsafed to our
armies, aud for the gratifying indications
that meet US on every band of the speedy
subjugation Of the rebellion, and the com
pletc restoration Of tho Union.
Resolued, That No hereby tender our
gallant soldiers 10 the field, Of whom more
than 100, 900 have gone out from the pale
OF our own church connection, our warm,
est sympathies and prayers, with the as.
snr.nce that they are entitled TO, and
shall receive our hearty co operation and
support.
RssolDed That, - proof 70 our high
spprscistion Of The. services Of cur brave
soldiers Who have fallen in defence Of our
bones and our fresides, We do most cheer
fully commend the noble enterprise
known - the SOLDIER Orphans Asylum,
- worthy Of tho confidence Of the friendl
Of our lows soldiers throughout the State.
and that We will give oil the encourage
ment snd sssistassce 10 our power TO for.
ward this noble and patriotic sntsrPfiss.
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Oringinal Notice y
the District Court o.
Cadar county Iowa
JeHH PssT, PlsinHH. !
DANIEL GnANr, Dsf't. /,

rTO DANIEL GRANT, Defendant: You ere
Il hereby notified that there ia now ON file y
the olaoe OF the Clerk Of the District Court U
and for Cedar county, Iowa, petition Of Johs
Peet. plaintiff, claiming Of you fifteen hundrea
dollars Is money due him BY reason Of your non.
fulHllment OF an agreement for the running sa ~,
operating Of . certain Touring and grist NIL;
and for the use and occupancy Of said mill. ana
for TOLLS Tools and plaintiffs share Of the pronse
Of said mill and for the price and value Of Ger
taiA h0os, aud that an attachment has been y
sued II said case. Now naless you appear 40
defend 10 said petitien before noon Of the sec
ond day Of the next term Of said court. COZ
msncing on the 5th day of December, 1865, os.
fkult viii b entered against you and jad sme.s
.sadsesd thereon % prayed fos in said pesI.snoA'
n3swl JOHN PEET, Plaintiff.
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COUNTY TICKET.

ItJ y I To Il -,
For Clerk OF the District Court,
SYLVANUS YATES.
For County Rec rider,
JEREMIAH &. BELTS.
For Surveyor.
I. A. GATES.
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U. .. SPECIAL INCOME TAX OF
OCTO0ER 100l. ..s-..

NOTICE OF APPEALS.
ITO all whom 1t may concern, notice 10 hereby
L given ~ per Section 10 OF the U. q Excise
Law, n passed June 18th, 1864, and joint resolu.
tion passed July 4th. 1864. Imposing Special In.
come Tax. Oct. l, 1854. that said Special Income
Tax is now completed for Cedar county. Seventh
Division and that said Special Income list b in
the hands OF the Assistant Assessor, open 70 in.
spection, and that appeals will be received heard
and acted upon by the District Assessor Of said
Second District, At the Office Of the Assistant
Assessor, in Upton, on the 10 day OF October,
1864, from the hours OF u 4. n. to o'clock p ~
All persons aggHe we'd will sheA and Sbsrc mske
known their grievances In writing, asJ shall n.
ceivs prompt attention. =.
PIlNY FAY, 53
Assessor Tao Dist. Of Iowa
Muacatine, Iowa, Sept. 30th. 1864 AVA
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DISTRICT TICKET.

For Judge Of the stu Judicial District,
CHAS. II. CONkLIN, of Benton Co
For District Prosecuting Attorney,
g. K. SCOTT, Of Jones county.
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CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.

For Representative in Congress, I'd District,
HIRAM PRICE, of Scott county.
For Presidential Elecsor, "a District,
s. s. BURDETT, Of Clinton county.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

LEGAL NOTICE. b! ailt -
STATE Of iosn, Cedar coussy, ~: ,rr ~ -t#=
James Dwigsns .ia.ea sfss.t
.u" " ... # t.s
Henry y. Brown, etal) ~ '|El*st
ITO BENJAMIN r. MERRILL, Stein 4 Hill and
l. 8. G. Stein: You will take notice TIA,
thers 10 BOW on die IN The Office Of the Clerk Of
the District Court in and for saideounty, 4 pc
tition ofJames Dwigans against Henry y. Brown
and others, and claiming q against ron sdecrse
Of forsclosare Of your interest in the north hall
Of the northeast quarter Of section sumber I've
(Sl township number eighty tsO) Of rangs (2l
west. hut claiming NO judgment Or other afkEn
atise relief
And unless you appear and defend said claim
on or before the noon Of the second day Of tAe
next term OF said eOurA - b held ON the ktt
day Of Dece mber, 1864. . default will - entered
against you and decree rendered barring your
equity in said cause s3 a5aa
JAMES DwIGANs, Plaintiff
Piatt 4 Spicss, Att'ys.
Oct 4 = ~ = - -
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A Patriotic Catholic CleYy.aa.

"A K0S130S16 N0y0ObbC 20oe
G 1ron the Dsaeoh fSbune, Ct. y
A. our resdeu have observed. The pt.
90 ssd beloved pastor Of 8. Patsick's
Obapd, on adelaide street, Father James
Hsnnesy, wss drafted 10 the drsvisg for
the Sixth Ward. His many friends at
once gathered around him and prepare.
tons were made to furnish him . substi.
suse. Father Henuesy said, "No, l can.
not permit this; my country has called
upon me for personal service. and l will
have no other msu 60 for me Twill
take my own place 10 the army" And
this, We understand, to be his 6xsd de-
termination, although members Of bic
own congregation have offered to 60 for
him. % This is noble example Of Chris
tian patriotism thss every mao must id,
mire. To those who know Father Hen.
messy intimately -how faithfully and ten.
derby be cares for the souls of his flock
what manly and patriotic advice he has
given them a. citixens-his unosseuta-
tious benevolence to. the poor and sick
this great act Of patriotic self.deoial vii
not be surprising. There is no man il
the city who has more personal friend
than Father Hennesy, and while the,
may 10 some respects deplors bis deter
mination, thinking be could be Of NOR
service 1t home in his ministraticss
action viii Se Ct !I III. bss ee Ss1s Ct
A citizen of Davenport, Who was draft
ed, takes the same view - does Fsthe
Hennesy He says that he has = cal
and he alone will 20.