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But his omission TO enumerate their cap
ture among the achievements OF the mill
,ary Under his control, to LAY the least Of
it, is to be regretted. Why were they ar
rested? WiD made tha Information p
Why were ,heie Zen dragged from their
homes, confined in dirty, sinking. filthy
prhoas for weeks, aud then told to 20
home at their own expense, that tho Gov
eminent was unable TO find any thing
agains, them -? Captain Campbell must
bear in mind tina, lie has thus assumed q
very "big pile" Of responsibility"
Capt. Campbell closes his letter by say
ing:
"Iho Information upon which | acted came
through the direct othcin! channel, and the res
possibility for whatever has ensued rests proper
~ on those whore bad conduct made the meas
ure necessary"
This is quite obscure. If he refers 10
certain distinguished Democratic lead
ers' in this county, he must refer, not to
their conduct" (for they have paid lib
orally in the shape Of contributions to the
war 1ut to words they have spoken. If
SO, We can only repeat, wha, We have said
frequently heretofore, thai they have
nothing to take bacls. They gave no dis
loyal or unlawful advice. But they did
advise their fellow citizens to elect Nc
Clellan. if possible, and thus make re-un-
ion possible. The increase Of the Demo
cratic majority from less that 200 in 1860
to over 1900 in 1861, is proof that their ad.
vice was not disregarded.
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OFFICE PpovosT MARSHAL,
RIDGwAV, PA, FEB'Y 2l, 1865.

II. r. Swoors, E,q.-Dear Sir: The fol-
lowing is an exhibit of the quotas o. Clear
field county under The coll Of the Presi-
dent for 300, 600 men, under date OF Do
cember 10Th, 1861.
All enlistments made 10 she credit Of
sub-districts since January lst 1868, will
be deducted from these quotas.
Although an order has been received 10
commence drafting Immediately, it is not
proposed by the Board Of Enrolment TO
do so till Monday, March 9Th, 1868, un-
less a per-emptory order should he receiv-
ed to commence sooner.
As Erie, Warren and jefferson counties
will be drawn before Clearfield, this viii
afford your county and additional week in
which they can furnish volunteers TO fill
quotas before the draft commences,
1t shonld be distinctly understood by
the people that ample lime will be afford.
ed TO those drafted to report for duty, or
furnish substitutes, but every man should
report on the day specified in hi, notice,
"a failure to do so incurs the penalty OF
deser ton, and tho forfeiture Of ,he right
,ka,. .,,u
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Our Citizen Prisoners.

Authentic Information from Harrisburg con.
cerning our victims Of this "Reign Of Terror
is con ficung. 1t is certain that Maj. Wilhelm
and Sa muel Lounsbury, were tried last week, but
the result was not clearly nscertained. Ono re-
po IT is, that they would both be convicted and
heavily fined-but for what, in the case Of the
former, no man can imagine In tho case of Mr..
Lounsbury, il seems that he accepted the ap-
pointinent to servo the draft notices in Graham
township last October, which act placed him '1n
the military service"
The report also says that all the other political
prisoners from this county were to be discharged
on Monday last. We may hear some thing moro
definite before we 20 10 press.
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YANKEE PHILANTHROPY.

Nav YORK, Feb % The savannah
correspondent of the Commercial H,ioTtScr
states that the Union .entmont in Savsn-
nah is oil 'bosh" and that the eargoes OF
supplies seni from New York nud Roston,
were one sixth for free distribution and
that the remaining five sixth WAS cod on
account of the owners OF thesbips and
certain privileged merchants.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

(STUEREAs, Hon. SAMUEL LINN, Pres
w ident Judge Of the Court OF Common Pleas
Of the twenty 9th udicisl District, composed Of
the counties Of Clearhod, Cen re and Clinton
and The Hon, JAMES BLOOM and Hon. JS0. d.
THOMPSON, Associate judges Of ClearGcld co. !
have issued th cir prcoept, to me directed for the
holding Of Court Of Common Pleas, 0rphsn's
Court, Court Of Quarter Sessions, Court Of Oyer
and Termner, and Court Of General Jail Delivery,
q! the Court House at CcarGeld, IN and for the
county of CleRrfcll, on the
Third Moniay (20M dly) cf March. 1865.
NOTICE IS, therefore hereby given, to the
Coroner, Justices Of the Pence, and Constsbles,
10 and for said county Of Clcar6eld, to appear in
their proper perssas, with tbeiT Rolls, Records,
InquisitiOns, Examinations, ard other Remem-
brancos, to do those things which to their ottces,
and in their behalf pertain to be done.
OWEN under my hand at Clcarheld, this 2oIh
day Of February, In the yenr of our Lord sne
thousand eight hundrod and sixty five.
JACOB FAUST, Sheriff
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inconsistent Herewith. While by the
other party it was not said that in any
event OF on any condition they would ever
consent 10 reunion and yet they equally
omitted to declare that they would so con-
sent.-They seemed to desire postpcn-
ment of that question, and that the adop-
lion Of some other course first, which as
some Of them seemed TO argue might or
might not lead to reunion, but which course
we thought would amount to an indefin-
ite postponment. The conference ended
without result. The foregoing, contain
ing as is believed. all the information
sought, is respectfully submitted.
ABRAHAM llNOLN.
Erectire Mansion, Feb. 10, ls65,
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The "Relic Of Rarbarism. "

The following item Of news is commu-
nicated to one of our SUPERFICIAL papers
by its correspondent at Savannah:
"rhere are six colored churches in Sa-
vnnnah Three of them have large organs
and fine choirs. The pastors OF four of
them have always been colored men,
Three Of these churches are very ine edi-
fees, and cost not less than ten thousand
dollars each"
What "baibarous" institution slavery
must be 10 erect and support so mary
churches. Where else in the wide world
can be found as many "eolored churches
in proportion to the same num5o. of col,
ored peoplet
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I ICENSE NOTICE-Tho following nomsd
/ 4 persons have filed in tho ofico of tho Clerk
Of the Court Of Quarter Sessions Of Cloarfeld co.
their petitions and bonds for license a, the March
sessions next, ngreeabiy to the act of Assembly,
entitled "an act to regulate tho sale OF IntSxicat
ing Liquors" dc.
TAVERN LICENSES.
Samuel c. Hepburn. Pennyile.
VIM. Reed, Lumber City.
Isaiah Wall, renny!lle.
John Shceser, Union.
David Johnston, Clearfeld.
John Stone, Sioneyille.
d. II. Paulhamus, Beccnria.
Edward Albert, Boggs.
VIM Evans, Guelch.
Mrs. Root, Woodward.
JOHN $. Radebach Decatur
David Coplin, Decatur.
T. F. Boalieh, do
W. Schwem, Brady.
Eli Fy, b ady.
Rlbcr. j. EIaync,, KwthAus,
MERCANTILE LiCESsB.
George IIggerty, Woodward.
Claudus Barmoy, Cnvine!on.
d. F. ErZWEILER,
feb20-tf. PrOi'y.
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GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN
Sewing Machines
EMPIRE SHUTTLE MACHINE
PArExErsp PEsRUkRY irn, 1850.
sALESROOMs.
E9S BrOndwAy. New York

63&, Broadway, New York
252, Washington Street, Boston,
rb1nIs MACHINE Is CONSTRUCTED on
4 entirely new principle, Of mechanism, poe
sessing many rare and valuable Improvements,
having been examined by the most profrunieI-
perts and pronounced to be SIMPLICITY and
PERI ECTION combined.
1t has straigh tneedle, perpendiculsr action.
makes the LOCK or SHUTTLE stitch, which
viii neither rip or ravrl, and is nike on both
sides; performs perfect sewing on every descrip-
ton er material, from Leather to the finest Nan
sock Muslin, with cotton, linen, from the coars-
est 70 the finest number
Having neither Cam nor Cogwheel, and the
east possible friction, 1t runs os smooth as glass
and is emphutically
4 NOTSELESS MA CHINE!
1t requires Fifty per cent less power to drive
IL than any other machine in the market girl
twelve years Of age can work II steadily, without
fatigue or injury to health.
Its strength and Wonderful Simplicity OF con.
struction render, il almost impossible to get out
Of order, and is Guaranteed by the company to
give entire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those who may de-
sire to supply themselves With superior article,
TO come and examine this Unrlvalled Machine.
But in more especial manner do We solicit tho
patronage Of
Merchant Tailors, Corset Makers,
Coach Makers, Cater Filters,
Hoop Skirt Man Shoe Binders,
ufacturers. Vost and Panta-
Shirt & Bosom loon Makers,
Makers Dress Makers,
Re,;cious and Charitable Institutions will be
/ literally dolat with.
PRICES OF MACHINE cohPLErBi
No. |, Family Machine, with Hemer, Feuer
/ and Braider, 90
No. 2, Small Manufacturing, With Extension
/ Table, 70
No. 3, Large Manufacturing, with Extenslon
! Table, SO
No. 4, L'ge Manufacturing, for Leather, with
! Rolling Foot and Oil Cup, 100
One half hours instruction Ia sufficient to enabio
any person to work this machine to
their entire satisfaction!
ass-Agents wanted fer oil towns 10 the United
States, where Agents are not already establlsned
Also for Cuba, Mexico, Central ond South Amer
CO. TO whom a liberal discount will be given'--
Terms iuyatisbly Cash on delivery. ~s3
II. j. McARTHUR & co.
$50, BROADWAY, N. Y, 562 2WASHlNGfoN
ST., Boston, r.O, CHESTNUT ST, Phila:
acc. Feb. sly,
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Hth advertisements.

On the 18th Of FEBRUARY, from the
= house Of Jacob flognl, two BUFFALO
ROBES, one marked j. Shaw, the other R.V. ".
The persons who carried away the above proper
ty will return them to X. Newton Shaw or Alex.
Powell, Clearfeld or at Shswsvihs.
March |, 1865. pd
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RIA. The Presidents Message, transmi

nEa.The Presidents Message, transmit
ting all the correspondence leading to the
late conference at Fortress Monroe, will
be found at length on our first and second
pages. The most noticeable feature in ii
is, that Gen. Grant seemed TO entertain q
feeling very different from that manifest
ed by Mr.. Lincoln and Mr.. Seward.
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CAUTION.--All persons aro hereby caution
Y ed against harboring or tius.ing my wife,
SARAH ELIZABETH, on my account, as she
has left my bed and board without just cauPc,
and will pay ne more debts of her contracting
Mar |, 1866. JOHN KLINE, junior.
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A UCTiONEER.-The subscriber having
N taken out n License for crying ycnducs
and other Public sales, either in English or Ger
man, respectfully Offers his services to his fellow
citizens, and will attend to oil calls from any
part Of the county, on the shortest notice either
verbally or by lettor, and upon the most rSa'on.
able torms. When SO desired, he will furnish
the Clerk, and complete all the busisC.s connect.
ed with the sale. J0SHPU IL. JONES.
Kylertown, T. o., Mar /, 1865. iy pd.
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ID EG,srER,s NoTICE.y.,.

ID EGIsrER's NOTICE..Nouo.i.,
~ given that the following accoun,. mere By
examined and passed by me, and ,e.s,a avs 70 Seen
record in this Office for Ae jaszeoSs. aeu Of
legntoes, creditors, and all Others !, neln
interested, and will bo presented to % way
Orphans Court os GSenI&eld county =. %e neit
at the Court House ID tire borough Of Css.n ~ neg
commencing On the Sd Monday a, ,'WS,nee W
1854, fOs confirmation and allowance '"'n
]. The partial account Of Jane, M,uu
ond II. d. Rose, executors Of the ia., ;ISl"!' .;I,a!
sestament of Jos. McMorray late Of n. .isls han,
of New Washington, Clear6old COUNTY ds..s. d.oasa'
2. The final account of Julius 4. T.,ns @ea"'' @
tor Of Thomas CarsO,, late Of Brad, tnvr.s, vsva
deceased. "'u'aih
5. The partial account Of Merry sn.,,., :,
miniitratriS of James Spencer, deceased. W.
4. The final a9coun, Of John L, R,.u,
George ". Rheems executors of tho Ina, III, .aa
testament ofAbraham Reams, late o! Lsr,..,'
twp, Clearfeld county, deceased. ''u'''
5. The account of James A. H.cu,tv ,,a L,
II. Ilo.nrty, Executors of the las, .iil ,nd -.
lament Of John Dillon, late Of Beccaria ,,vn,t,' %
dscsRsed.
I Registers Office. I.G.BARGpR
Feb. lj-tc. Rso,,,.,
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f.b20-tr.
Sherif'S Sale.

HEY VIRTUE Of writ of Lecdri FGcins, issued
ED out of the court Of Common Pleas Of Clear
field coanty and to me directed, there Will be
exposed to Public Sale at the Court House in tho
borough of ClcarGeld on MSndny, the Goth day
of March next. the following describoL R'al
Estats, 10 wit
a certain tract Of land situate in Rush twp,
Centre county, and Morris township CloarSOld
county. bounded and described 10 follows:
Degiupi-g at pine corner of the John Hus
ton and Francis Johhston tracts, thence by the
Stephen Kingston tract south two hundred ald
thirty eight perchcs to stonO corner on the south
side Of Big MOshHunOn creek, anI along said
Kingston tract east one hundred md sixty eight
perchos to line Of the said Johnston trac and
along the division line Of the said Johnston and
Kingston tracts west 10 the Pine corner aforesaid,
containing two hundred and thirty i've acres.
One other tract Of the said Francis Johnston,
beginning ut the FIRST mentioned pine corner,
thence east along the div sion line Of the Kings.
ton and ghnstos tract. one hundred Gnd sixty
eight porchc,, thence through said Johnston
tract north one hundred and sir perche', thence
west one hGRdred and sixty eight porcbos to the
division line Of the John Huston tract aforesaid
and thence south to tho place of beginning, con
taining one hundred AMI Eve acres.
Aiao, On. other tracf adjoining the above, sit
uate in Morris township, Cleardeld county, be-
ginning at pine, thence by lands ia the nome
Of Patrick Moore and Mngnus Miller, north enc
hundred and half degrees east three hundred
and forty Ave perche, to n post by a white ok,
thence north eighty eight and half degrees
west one hundred and sixty four porches to a
post, thence south one and half degrees vest
three hundred and forty hye perches to stone
hosp, thence soath eighty eight and half de-
gross, cas, ons hundred and sixty four psrchOs
to the place of beginning, containing three hun.
dIed and fifty three acres, more or loss. Seized
and taken in execution, and to be seld as the
property Of Martha @. Sny der, adnx, and Aaron
Large, aim'r Of Thos. q. Snyder, decd.
fobt0.k. JACOB FAUST, Sheriff,
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se5- Wonder why it is our Jdcobin neigh
Dor fails to publish Gov. Curtip's splendid
letter to President Lincoln about Penn
sylvania's quotaa Has he lost the copy
If 90, we will furnish him with half a doz
on copies, for We believe ii was published
and commended too, in every Democratic
paper in the State.
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Changed his Base, but not his Politics

EMovAL PROM sHAw's ROW TO GSA'
IL bans, one door wee, Of Boyston q saII,
ers' store. The subscriber wishes to iulT'a Wv W.
friends and uumerous patrons tbst be bs' lsn os
old staud in Shas's Bow and has broke oo'm
new place in Grabam's Row. IN the sa'p psS"n- l1'r
ly occupied. by B. Stumph as Boot sn1 sDop %r
lie would like all his old friends to give "
call on Court Week, md bring as may III
ones along as possible, a, be can sesSm0u'TS Kan, nj
on sbsrt notice, ut the Short shoe shoR IVY
by fhA'n "a aoo, west
nS-Rem.mber Crab ans RoS, oee syO a,
Of Boynton s-Showors' Store. Iau' ''
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THE MARKETS.
Reported weekly for the Republican,

IRcpor'ed weekly Tor he KerubIicnn'I
CIEARPIEID, Pa, March !, 1893.
Wheat, a. 8O@2 s5Onions, a. 0O@a SO
Rye, 00@2 25kpples, dry r bus 81
Corn, 1909 O0,Grn Apples, 00Ml ?5
Oats, / 9O0ll 10 Wool, ~ n 5000
Buck whont, | 0OLard, 4 h ESQ 30
Potatoes, 75pork in Hog, n = Is
Flaxsced Il bus. IS 0'Tallov, p n Is
Timothy, s 00@9 90 Butter, ~
Cloyerseed, none. Flour, r barrel n VI
W. Beans, 9 5063 90 Bggs, r. dozen, 25
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SPECIAL NOTICE

THE person who some ,imo ago cot BUF-
L FALO ROBE marked" "s Mitchell" wou d
confer favor by returning the sams to the sub
scriber. JAS. L. LEAVY.
Mar. LIT. Clearleld, Pa.
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By instruction, received from Harris
burg. no alterations can be made on these
quotas with reference 10 the present draft.
Very Respectfully, &c,
II. S. CAMPBELL.
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NvOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the f.
Y nal account of q. L. Reed, trustee Of the es-
ta,o of samnel Read [lunatic1 has been fled in
The Court Of Common Pleas Of Clarified county
for confirmation at next court, and is now ops D
for the inspection and examination of all parties
interested. ID, p. E1LWElLER,
fsbs0-N Prothonotary.
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QUOTA OF CLEARFJELD COUNTY.
D. W. MooRE, Eco: Enclosed is copy
of the quotas assigned to the sev ersl sub,
districts OF this co4nty. a, have just re-
ceived them froIa the Provost Marshal.
Yours, Sc, II. i. SWOOPE.
CltarfeA Feb. 81, 1865.
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p~It is reported that there has been
an oil spring discovered on .hs farm OF
VIM. L. Shaw, in Goshen twp, adjoining
the shirsy property on Lick Run.
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Gold, OF las, quotations, arged between
los to 200.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
Valuable Real Es,o,, j,

o'aao'e fcal Estate ,
III VIRTUE OF AN ORDER op mr.
II phan.s Court Of Clearfeld copn,, NE Or
DC exposed to Public Sale on the prsn,.s, tSsrs viii
On Friday, 10th March. Iass n
All the following described Real Es,,,
IN fike township, Clearfeld COUNTY a" situate
the property of jacob Lydick, dsc'd A"q pld sold n
on the west by other LANDS Of said d.. bounded
The north by land Of Irwin and Zacba'aent %
maui, on the east by land Of JONATHAN bIaa IIa Nc.
ana on the south by land Of John Yorri. i.'s.saonr
le6 Way, and being the same pYemis., h. ana c.
said dscedent FROM L. d. Pation sns WSasatby
Faust containing n'pps
One Hundred and Twen,v.P;.
Acres, part tinbered, with about as ,o,.,
and about 10 ncres in meadow. ma 'Ieatsd,
erected thereon good log barn-.lso ,nsVng
80 trees Of choice fruit. Vo'anihg.
Terms--0ne-thlrd cash and ,h.,
three equal annual payments to 'hs sa.si s"ocsi 10
Gond andinottsagt on the promises. ''u'sa by
r.,,v,, ,sc, MARY LYDlCK.
-, 80 ddmnistrsta,
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NorE.-The above communication WAS
delivered TO me at Fortress Monroe at a
30 P. NJ, February I'd by Lies,enant Col
onel Babcock, of General Grants staff.
THOS. T. ECKERT, Major andA. ID. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-01
Will the President Change His Policy 2

As the time approaches for the assembling
of Congress, public interest grows in regard
to the position that the message will assume ON
the subject Of southern restoration. The Rad
cals are at much pains to produce the impress
sion that the President will back down from his
wise and healing policy. They declare that the
South has disappointed his expectations, and
that he is now convinced that more rigorous
measures are necessary. For these allegations
no authority is vouched. The best authority
would be the Presidents own declarations, but
it is not pretended that any such declarations
have emanated from him. On the contrary, he
has not given any evidence either by his Ian
guage or his acts, OF dissatisfaction with the
South. These outgivings Of the ultras, SO IN
dustriously circulated, are designed to operate
mon the President and his cabinet. The OBJ
iect is to get up such an imposing pressure as
to coerce and Brighten them into change Of
policy. So adroitly and so persiStently has
this effort been conducted, that however little
il nav have effected the President, it has had
the effect of exciting much uneasiness in the
public mind. Many tremble under the appre
hension that the President will give way, and
will lay before Congress programme for rig
orous Southern policy. We hope and believe
that this apprehension is groundless. Presi-
dent JOHNSON is distinguished for his strength
of will and independence of character. he
owes much of his extraordinary success in life
to these qualities. His course during the try
ing experience of the last seven months has not
shown any abatement of these manly attri-
butes. To suppose that he will suddenly
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-01
Threatening Condition of Affairs in South Caro-.

The Charleston Courier, in announcing that Cen
era Sckles has taken command of the troops in that
military department, says:
We are free to acknowledge our dependence on
the strong arm of military protection during this
transitOry state OF local government. Agenc -
are at work throughout our border. which, unless
counteracted by authoritative organization, viii
have tendency TO ieopardZe the life of every white
person in our midst, We believe the presence of Ma
ior-Gencra >ickles among us to be most timely and
opportune.
4 letter in the Courier, dated November -, re.
ferinr to the freedmen in the interior of the State,
says:
Some of them will work by the job or by the day,
or even contract for service till January but that
is the limit, beyond which they will not 90. When
asked why not engage permanently their reply is
that something i 10 turn up which is TO change
things generally, and Their only sOllctude is 70 en-
gage9quarters till January. In the meantime. our
merchants are frequently applied TO by the freedmen
for ammunition, and pigs and poultry have leen Of
fered to schOO-bOys in exchange for powder and
caps All this may mean nothing, or it may mean
q great deal
General Howard brother of the Major General
of the same name who presides over the Freedmen's
Bureau paid visit of inspection TO this sub-distrct
Monday Of this week. Ii is understood that con-
tracts for 1866 are soon he made under the super
vision and approval of a board consisting of one
officer and two citizens at each court house This
is the vital matter. The citizens and military
may be able to check and efectually punish any
turbulence or outbreak; but how can the labor OF
the Country he restored TO a healthy condition !
There's the great difficulty.
Plantation work is now generally suspended, and
will remain so during the important preparatory
season for another CROP while freedmen are INDUCING
in idleness and the widest fancies and wasting theI
limited funds on flags and lberty-poles and ammu-
milton. The splendid lands of this district will not
produce enough next year to feed one-thlrd OF the
population unless the strong arm of the Government
! iuterposes in time.