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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-23
Notice..

T'O Andrew j. L"ech, Agnes Leecb,
l. Fred NJ. HuhbeIl, VIM H. Frame aud
john X Green, Defendants.
Take notice lba, there is now on file in
the Office Of the Clerk of The District
Court of Woodbury. county. state OF Iowa,
the petition Of Woodbury. county, suing
for the use Of the School Fnnd Of said
county. claiming Of the Defendants An
drew Leech, Fred NJ, Hubbel and Wm.
ii. Frame the snm of six hundred and
forty dollars, and ten per cent Interest
per annum thereon until paid, as money
due upon Pramissory Noe executed ny
them for $4,000, dated May 3oth, 1859,
and asking for the foreclosure of Mort.
gage executed by the defendants Andrew
and Agnes Leech upon the west bali of
the a. e. or. Of sec. no. s, in township no.
sc, range no. As west; the east half If the
n. e. or. aud .. y. or Of The n. G. o. sec
no. Il, in township no So. range no. A.
west; and the west half OF the .. W. or. of
sec. no. Is; and south half of the 3 e or.
of Il. e. or. Of sec. no. Is. in township no.
49, range no. Al west, oil in said county,
TO secure the paymen. Of said note. col
lection fees and costs. No personal de.
mand is made against the -defendan,
Green and unless you appear thereto and
defend before poon Of the second day Of
the next term Of said Court to be begun
and holden at Sioux City in said county.
on the 4th day Of April, A. d. 1864. de.
fault will be entered against you and
Judgment rendered thereon.
HuDsoN l. JOY, A,ty's. for Petitioner.
Jan Goth, 1s64-4w ....
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-23

TO I. Elwood Clark, John W Ritz,
l. LanlJn Taylor, AMI Martha j. NJ
Clark, Defendant )
Take notice that there is now on Gle in
the office Of the Clerk Of the Dist. Court
OF Woodbury. county, State If Iowa, the
petition Of Woodbury. comfy, suing for
the use Of the School Fund of said coun-
~. claiming of the Defendants L. 1.-Two
Clark, john ". Ritz, and Landon Tayior
the sum of $4,000. and ten per cant ia.
terest per arnum thereon until paid, as
money due upon promissory Note dat.
ed April 81. 1858, eSecuted by them Tor
$4,000, and praying far the foreclosure
OF "A Mortgage upon the West halt of the
so"'hwes; quarter of section No. 70, aud
The northwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter Of section number 80, all in
township No. s., north Of ra"ee No A..
!" said county, executed by defendants L.
Etwood Clark aud Martha j. NJ C|urk 10
secure the payment of said note, a;tur.
neys fees and costs Of suit and unless
you appear thereto and d'itud before noon
Of the second day of the next term If
said Court to be begun and no den in
Sioux City, in said county on the 4,h day
OF April, 4, d. 1864. default will be
entered against you and judsmen, render,
ed thereon.
ilupsoS & JOY. A,ty's for Plaintiff.
Jan 20. 1864 Nv
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-23
Rev. Stamp
Notice..

T'O Christian 7. Gargh, Sarah c.
l. Caugh, VIM. Z. Henry, Herman y.
Clark, and John ". Moody, Defendants.
Take notice that there is now on file in
the office Of the Clerk Of he District
Conr, of Woodbury. county, State of Iowa,
the petition Of Woodbury. county. suing
for The use Of the School Fund of sats
county, claiming Of the Den's. Christian
I. Gaugh, William Il Henry AID Herman
ID. Clark the sum Of three hundred and
ftiy.six dollars and interest thereon until
paid, at ten per cent. per annun, as mon.
ey due on Proo.ssory Note executed hy
them for $500 90 dated March % h, 1859,
aud asking f,r The foreclosure Of Mort.
gage executed by DESCENDANTS, Christian
I. and Sarah c. Gauch upon lot No. 4 in
block No. 80 10: No. ., in block No, %,
in Middle Sioux Chy, and block No. 81,
III Rustm j. Co.'S addition to Sioux City,
all IN sand county, to secure the payment
ct SAID note, collection lees and COSTS
NJ personal demand is made neats. the
detendan, Moody; and unIess yoa appear
thereto and defend before noon o. tie
second day Of the mex, term Of SAID Cour:
to be begun and hoden at Sioux City in
said county, on the lh day # ApriI, \.
ID. lSoi, u deau!, will be entered against
you aud Judgment rendered thereon.
HrDs"N 4 JOY, Atty's. for Petitioner.
Jan 2Oth, 1864 Nv
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-23

Mr.. Cox argued that the confscation
system had proved an utter failure, and
because this failed, this House is called
upon to adopt another measure to stimu-
late the rebellion and destroy what little
Union feeling there is in the South.
Mr.. Davis, of Indiana, replied, saying,
from the course Of Cox and the majority
on his side, no support Of the Administra.
lion was to be expected Of them; aud
when they rendered their support, he (Da
vis) would look upon it with suspicion.
Just 80, Mr.. Davis; from the com mence.
ment Of the war the course Of the Admin
istration has plainly indicated that they
expected but little support from the Dem>
ocratic party; and, as you say. the sup.
port Of members Of that party would be
viewed with suspicion. Can any one won.
der at the failure Of the Administration
to crush the Rebellion and restore the
Union, when it views with dis,rust aud
suspicion 1900. 900 freemen of the North
When the Abolition press Of the country,
which represents the views and principles
Of the party in favor, is .heapiog ana.he.
mas upon these men and characterizing
them as traitors and sympa,hizers with
treason! Go or, Mr.. Davis, follow on.
the programme Of your party; Danish
from the halls Of Congress the repsesen.
tatives Of these |, 500, 900 Democrats; dis.
Mia from tho nrmv every officer who will
not sacrifice his principles by adbering to
your mad, insane policy, and wink at your
reasonable disregard of the Constitution;
make military power take the place Of the
civil authority gag the people and muz.
zle the press-then only, will you have &C.
complished your object. a....
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-23
Rev. Stamp.


/ eial execution. dated January LIST. A. H.
lSGi.t" me directed from the Clerks Office o. the
District Court If Woodbury. county. Iowa. on Mon
day February Slh. A. d. 1864 bet wecn tbs hours as
o'clock III. and o'clock p. m of sa ii day. in
font of the Pos, Ofice door in Sioux City. Iowa [
will pr coed to offer for sale at public auction. which
sale will commence al clock a. NJ. the follow ing
described premises, te,wit:
Lot hioek 10. lots and ., block 20, lot I. block
u lot block % lot block 10. lots and 10, blk
Il lot O. block r., 1T block -. lot 6. block 1S in
Sioux city. East Addition, Woodbury. Co Iowa
Said property will - sold the property Of
Marshall j. Aopre, andcr sail Execution in favor
Of omser Puaey. Plaintiffs, against said Moore,
defendant, +. J. LAMBERT,
- Sheriff Of Woodbury. county, Iowa
Sheriff shfice. Sioux City, Iowa, Jan, 18th, 1874.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-23
PROCLAIM alton.

n )TICE il hereby ven to the qualified voters Of
IN the city ri sioux City that OF the lot b dsy Of
February, A. D. 1854, Special Ele tion will be
holden in san City for the purpose OF submitting to
don'ng the Ghxter of said city, at which election
those who desire to vote in favor OF The abandon
men" NJ the Charter Of said city shall de ,ost bah
words In fAsorof abaudon n.ent, an hose Icsir-
hle to scte Htind the ab ~nen@ht Of said ha rtcr
shall deposit y like ballot with the words against
Abando uent.'
Said Election will be holden at the shop eff Jane,
Hutc hns Pearl street door south Of the POST
Office, and the Polls will be open Mt . o,ci.k NJ
and will be kept open aniilA click P.hs AZ which
time they viii be cl sed.
JAMES +. BOOZE. Mayor
Sioux Citv,Iow Jan. 10. 1StA.-fby : 49,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-23
Grisfnal Notice,

nISTNICT COURT in aud for Woodbury. county.
- Stale of 10 va. William ilntciliIs VS. Selma
Hutch'ns.
7" the above named de "entart:-Youare hereby
notified hat there il on file in the Office of the
Clerk ef Ms bistrict curt In and for " oodburV
county, State Of lowe, the Petition Of William
ltuchirs claiming decree of Divorce AGAINST yU,,
iron, the honas of Masrimony. Now ur,tes~ YOU
apl car aud answer the ret h-sv. noon Of the
CVid day Of til" next term Of the District Court
in for X erdbhry county. State Of Iowa. to be
began and holden at Sunk City on the LIST Monday
Cf Ar-ii, A. y. 1894, being The 9Th day Of Yrii
Is !rianit Will he entered against You and judp-
me ut lcpd"rei thereof in accordance with Ire.
pray nj ptaintifT ptttion.
Sioux CRY. Iowa, IAN. 10, is64-4w
------1 TREDW AI & COURIER
! Rev stamp Pal ifs Attorneys.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-23

shrink into insigni6cancs, when compared.
with the fearful wrongs and indgna,ies
that Russia ba. heaped upon the Polss.--
From the time that Catherine II, frst ia.
vaded Poland to the present hour, her peo-
pie have been grooming under the most
terrible tyranny the word ever saw Our
readers will remember the awful cruel,ies
that were prac,iced towards the Poles BY
the Grand Duke Constantiae-aDd later,
the horrid enormi,ies Of Nicholas ]. L.
was estimated that at least two hundred
and Fifty thousand Of these unfortunate
people were banshed TO Siberia during his
reign, and over hundred and Fifty thou..
and suffered death. simply "because they
had dared to dream and somctsmes to
speak Of FREEDoM!' The knout aud the
Dialogues were used as means Of punish
ment for the most trivial offences. Delicate
women we're whipped until the flesh hung
in strips from their bodies In March,
1882, Nicholas ordered all the orphan
children Of Warsaw u be exiled to Sibe'
ria. OF these poor unforsuLa,es. it is said
that thousands persisted like insects on
their long and cherries journey, and their
little bodies were frequently found unbur.
ried along the road side by country peo.
pie in q strange land He endesvored to
blot out everything that might serve to
remind his subjects tina. there had been
Polish Nation. lie changed their system
of weights and measures-.beir calander
and made an effort to etface the Polish
language from the memory of the Poles,
forbidding its use in courts Of justice ~.
in schools and public, and substituted the
Russian everywhere. Whole companies
Of Polish prisoners were whipped to death
children we're cons"ripted q. the tender
age Of six years! But why contemplate
longer such scenes? They are familiar to
the intelligent reader. De.po'ic Russia
is hated for her terrible crimes by every
one whose soul has not been dwar,ed and
warped by Abolitionism, and who can
sympathize with white man as we'll as a
negro. Poor downtrodden Poland Well
did the Pet say
Found not = generous friend, q plying foe,
Strength in her arms nor mercy in her wos!"
May the sun yet shine upon free and
happy Poland. Her people redeemed
from the thraldom If Russia, proud,
peaceful and prosperous.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-23

Gov. Seymour sen. his annual message
to the New York Legislature on the 5th
inst. He says that "bat one course will
save Us from National ruin. While we
put forth every exeation TO beat down
armed rebellion, We must hold forth every
honorable inducements to the people Of
the South to assume again the rights and
duties Of American citizenship. Wise
s.a.esman,hip can bring this var to
close upon the terms solemnly avowcd at
the onset. s#. .a... 2-Hnt "". ~
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-23
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE or
REPR ESE

As we anticipated, in q legislative
assembly where there are only about Eve
Democrats to almost hundred radicals,
Jacob Butler of Muscatne, has been elect.
ed Speaker. This man is an ab,!i;ionis.
Of the b'oodiest and blacklist character
an original misunderstanding presided
at disunien convention. aud advocated
the speedy breaking up Of the co.partper-
ship between the North and the South,
and hence is presumed to bring the right
kind Of experience into the Speakers
Chair.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-23
E0liCc.

CtTArE oe Inwa-W undhury Crnnty s-To JuT n
- G. POST r. Joachim "sterling, Elias A. White,
David Mrninhnl and Lewis +, tore.
Irn are hereby notified that sssrs j. now file
IN the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Conrt %
Woodbury. comfy. State nj Iowa petition of lies
" lite claiming that h" is the owner Of a one hun
tired and ski, acre bounty Land Warrant, No. 49,,
q and ask ing the gnmAHt t'"'-nf 10 HIM, and
that Won he forever Ia rrea ami frrerlosci Of all
right tie aud interest IN aud to the northwest
Qnartrr # ~ect!ru number one, township 40 ST.
north of range IS west Of the Sh I. M. in W"oi
bury county, State Of lava Now nn So you ar
pear and answer sail petition 'hef"ra moon OF the
second day IF tho next term Of the District Court
Of sail county be b. Enn and holden AZ Sioux City
in sad county, on the l>t Monday II spill, 1864,
dt fault will he entered against y,G and "a deCrec
rendered in accordance with the prayer Of thA
petitioner.
Sioux City. Iowa, Jan s. 1864 --iw
(-----) HUDSON K JOY.
: Rev. stamp Attorneys for Petitioner.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-23
GOiiCC

CTtTF 81 Iown---W ocdhurv County. &c r. .Ichn
y Motley. Frnmrs He at. and Elias 4. White"
i,u ave eret ofhc,i that here is on flo
~ IT" "t"e { tho 'crh OF tn" District Court Of
N"' 'hn'y couHtv. state If Iowa a petition cf
Nj as Witt" claiming thNt he j. the cwrcr If buun.
~ Lind Wa'ta't M % sao fur one hundred md
>i'tN acres cf and. and a<king assignment
thrrrnf. and that l." forever bar red forcclos.
d f nll r4ht and tit and interest in and the
TtHrt hHaS quarter IF section M -, town. hip No
"a rorth OF range No A.. vest "f the Sth y. m In
"~o !hrrr county. state of Iowa, New unless YOU
arr",r and answer said p"titi>n before noon Of the
second dnv "f the nrxt ter Of said Court n he be-
and holden at SnnX tifv in a nd for - i'll reun
" on tn" IL II ndav Of April, A. II 1854 trf ,ult
viii bs renf' red against and decree rendered
IN accordance with the PRAYER Of the petitioner.
uux City. Iowa, Janu~rv s. ls63--4w
-----) HUDSON ( JOY,
! hev- stamp. Attorneys for Petitioner.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-23
Notice..

NJ -TRICT COURT in and for Woodbury. county
L , State Of lava.
Levi G. Vets v. J. d. NJ. Crockwell and d. A.
Crorkwcil
J" The above named DEFENDANTS: =. You are here
notified that there is file in the Office of he
Clerk If the is riot Court in and FIR the count, Of
Nu"dh'rN a. Il state # Iowa, petil ion of Levi E..
Vents aiming If }. u Croehwell the sum of 1915
ahd inter 81 thereon ut 10 per cent per annun. from
the tn Cay Of No "n er, 1869, r,oucy Justly duo
sal Vets ~ a pr"mlsorN note executed hv said J.
ID NJ Crockwen. aud Also ask ing the foreclosure of
q N"rfgag" executed hy you upon the neii and the
50 ct the NV Of serti' II. and the ~ If tho
ne'4 Of section 10, sll in Township -, kanre ~,
to teure Il pay nrnt Of said note Now unless you
appea and aasW CT thereto or hef If the
"a day OF the n.xt term Of the District rurt and
for " oodhnry county aforesaid. TO be begun and
holden at Sioux City in said county the first
|onuav ~ April, \. D. 1874, being the ltl day If
Arrl. 1864, detau; " i'll be entered against YOU and
Jnds'm""t rendered thereon for he amount claimed
and the foreclosure prayed for
- uA City. Iowa. January 18TH 1854
--------- TREpWAl CT RRIER.
( Rev. stamp. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-23

The Dubuque Times says among the
subjects to be brought before the next
Legislature will be the repeal Of the
Maine Liqnor Law. We notice petition
circulating through this city having that
Tor its object. The petitioners claim that
the present prohibi.ary law is impractical.
bic that under license law no more
liquor would be drank than there now is,
while the State would gain an important
item of revenue, etc, etc. All the rea.
sons, pro and con will be canvassed before
the Legislature. .4 Fl: Is"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-23

Dss -Moines uStstsss,s~~ says
1--WE are informed that at the African ball
nigh. before last. there we're number Of
white women in attendance. 1t is bad
enough, in all conscieuce, for white men
to at,end such places, but what are We 70
think when. this permic;ous example is
followed by women. Are we to have anal.
gama'ion in our mids.2 The fruits of Ire
negro heeing policy of this Abolition Ad.
minis.ration are everywhere developing
themselves, but we fear this is but the be-
ginning Of the end"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-23

Hon. Isaac Newton, the Commission.
cr Of the Agricultural Department, has
received letter, dated Washington, Iowa,
Nov. Goth, in which the writer says: 1--WE
had frost about the Goth Of September,
but not sufficient to hinder an average
crop (cot,on.) made 1890 pounds Of
cotton to the acre this season. The green
seed will turn out better than any other
cotton, while the North Carolina does
exceedingly WE'LL The cotton seed from
which this cotton was raised was furnished
By the Agricultural Department.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-23

WASHINGTON, Jan 9th. 1864

" leor.
To Lieut.. Col. Nm. N. Gr'er:
Recruits will be credited to the local.
ties from which they receive local 5ounties,
provided the muster in rolls show them
enlisted and mustered in as OF the said
localities. The musler,in rolls mus, show
the facts Of the case, aud viii! be the evil
dence for awarding the credits.
Veterans in the service re enlisted will
be credited to the localities to which the
re.eniistments aud musler-in rolls show
them as belonging. Therefore, until vcte,
rams have been re mu stored, it cannot be
determined to what particuia. locality they
will be credited. The foregoing il in an
swer to many inquiries received by the
Department. Furnish the Governor with
q copy Of this. JAMES B. FRY,
Provost Marshal General
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-23
MORRIS NCElENRY & CO..
General Land Agent,
pENIsoy, CRAWFORD COUNTY. IOWA.

WILL pay Taxes throughout the State: will re-
w deem Lands sold for Taxes will furnish ab.
ssracts Of little; buy and sell LANDS on Com.
mission obtain patents for Government Lands /.
Survey and examine Lands In person and give dea.
cripton Of same and the distance Of the Land from
the County Seat, Timber, Roads. Streams, stc.
Fifty Thousand Aces Of choice Prairie and Tim.
Der Land for sale Good selections for the locat lon
Of Land Warrants constantly on hand.
janl 81 NJ. McAENRY 4 CO
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-23
Original Notice.
~re I'm rr cnrr r, .a..sr.

I T|NFNEV=K ~ y 1S~St"e1Vf IVWH1 " OVu~
- bury county, SIS. - O.
I Eli perrault. Maria Perrault, and Oudnzbn
Lamoreaux, VS.. Joseph Eamorenux
To the above named Defendant-Sir: Yon will
saka not tina there is file in the office Of
the Clerk Of the DIS trct Court In nd for the conn
OF yos the sam VI Five Thousand Five, Ffun.red
p,'k,rs go 500 ami interest t@yeoH frunr the ~ n
day Of August, 4. b. 1865 money due them on
four promis,ry notes executed by you. Now unless
You ppe:>r Nd thereto before o( the
second day OF the term Of the District Court
in and for " 'odhnry county. to be begunapd hold
en- sn the LIST Monday OF April, 4. D. 1884, de-
fault win be entered INST you gme,st rem
scrci thereon for the amount claimed
Sioux City. Iowa, Aug 9Th, 1853
(--1 Q. c. TREDWAY,
( Rev. STAMP: Plaintiffs Attorney
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-23
Sfr0Ne1lx

LNR0M tho pasture of the subscriber, on Perry
l. Creek on or about the-l tn ult., one small
bl ack HORSE, with a star IN forehead, nd two
white hin feet. about Ave yeas OLD. Any pc :srs
returning said animal or giving informstion where
it may be found, Will be liberally rewarded.
s.. J.B. PINCkNEY.
Sioux CITY, Jan IL 'tA4va
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-23

The New York Herald of a recent
date says that 1000 barrels of prime pork
arrived in Richmond, Va, and that said
pork bore the brand Of W. s. Humphreys
l. Co, Muscatine, Iowa. .*.,.m
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-23
Notice..
TREAsvRER's QYrvrs

ti+ ~ TREAsrRER's orricr.
Dakota City, N. T.. Oct, 3oth. 1868
NOTICE is hereby given to the Tax payers Of IA,
n ko,a county that will be in m, Office in Dako
IA City, on Wednesdays and Saturdays Of each
week. between the hours Of O'Clock A. N. and
%Jclo'kP P, NJ. JOHN MCCARTHY,
County Treasurer.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-23

Jacob Well, IA years Of age, whose
parents reside in Franklin township, Lee
county. was recently sent a distance Of
three miles on an GRAND on horseback
Two days afterwards his body was found
nearly eaten up by hogs. 1t is supposed
that he was thrown from the horse and
killed
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-23

We learn tina, the third Iowa Infantry
has re.enl;s.ed for three years, under = late
provision Of the War Department.. ..4.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-23

The Mcscatine journal thinks the
late heavy snow storm will result ia much
injury to the young and growing timber.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-23

In Central Wisconsin, last week, the
was 81 degrees below zero.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-05-25
The Southern Army-More Hard Fight
ing to be Done.

The Washington Chronicle, Col. Forney's
paper, expresses our opinion precisely.
when it SAYS:
ANY man who fanciel that no are go
ing to Richmond without further aud
most determined lighting is Mistaken
The men who fight are Americans They
are iree-born citizens, and Of the proud.
est of the proud. The rebel arm OF Vir-
ginia is composed Of the cle.s Of the South.
ern people 1t Teckons in its ranks mep
Of education and position, full Of pride Of
family and accustomed TO eSsll courage
into a God-like virtue.
They are burning with passionate
antipathy to people whom they have
thoroughly misunderstood, formerly des.
pised, but are now rapidly learning to res
pect. They are not to be co we'd, though
yhen thoroughly vsnurished they will
have the manhood 10 own IT,
"But, until they are vonquished, they
will fight with an energy and desperG.
tion that must command the admiration
of every heroic spirit, even while depio-
ring their folly and despisiug their cause.
The body Of Lees army is made up by
veterans, who are used 10 exposure, 70 onli!
lar with hardship, injured TO d!cipline,
and are unshaken by the lhunders of bat
tle."
''Such troops can be beaten oaly by .
succession Of desperate struggles. Nor
are they likely to become demoralized.-.
They will yield TO an inevitable necessity
only when they recognize it ss inevitable.
That they will be made to feel this We
have not the slightest doubt"
RumOr of Call for Troops.
WasHIScToy. May Is.
Although This morning there was no
Official promuigation Of the fact, IL is con-
fdently asserted by leading CorRressioras
friends OF the administrator that il be-"
been determined to call for three huz-
dred thousand troops.