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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-14

Dvesdrsfs.
Hb OBJECT ~ this suit 70 setllc the prson aes o.
ne CREDITORS IN tie Deed 81 Tru.t sNeaated o. The
ssndant. John Crder, and 10 obtala decree 70 eli
Hoptfy conveyed " tald Deed Of Trust 10 satisfy
ne lodgmssts obtained BY the PiatiIs aEainst ,sid
Jehs CFidsF.
Appearing on ahdavt hled in this suit that the
pSfsn1ants, James Tenant ADD George VI Crove
re no residents % this state, thsy are hereby n.
CURED 70 appear within month aftsf Sps "a ties.
~ nv oraer and 20 uhat u necessary 20 pFoieet
neif intsrest IN this matter. Il u fartksr 6r1ersd
.aN copy o. this order be yabhshed once = usel
tg1T successive weeks IN the " FHnsts FSes
Sves, ne~spaptf pTinted IN The County 81 Jefer.
~ posted Al The mont dner ~ The C0uri Home
49, Oo1ni{. on the nfa day o. the Hsxt County
Cesr tOpy--Teslss
hAleh ~, u-SI n 7. brown. oIsrt
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O A n D I E 8

@ 4 N D ] ES
- sfevery sort -
He 10 always ready 70 .upply wsdding.. Par
oes. &c ~ short notice. The citisens Of Charles
town and vicinity viii dsn,,ii 70 give him call
CasA. .LflENRY DUNN
Chaflestown. Nov. n, LEO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-14

VIRGINIA to-wit:
A. Rules held In the
dtrhS once Of the circua Court Of yseersoa Cous-
". % the sth day OF March. 1881.
HsHSy Shepherd ADD Retin D. Shepherd.
- PiafAflfs.
AoAIHsY
yohs Order. Edna "a Pendietos Jane, Tenant
James y MARKELL ara Geo. ". Grove,
n.I~uA,.,f.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-04
-. The Atlantic Monthly for. Jul,

IQ-The Atlantic Monthly for July,
"a A. I..~n ;ss,n ia C. war nnmher."
many of its articles having special ref
erence to subjects of interest in the pres
ent crisis. 1t opens with spirited po-
EN-, apparently to Dr.. Holmes. The lead.
ing papers are, "Washington as Camp"
by the lamented Major Winthrop, who
fell at Great Bethel; 1.-The United States
and Europe The Ordeal by Battle; y
a Memoir of Col. Ellsworth, by men,
Der of the Presidents household, and
Emancipation in Russia Mrs. Stoves
" Agnes of Sorrento is continued, and
story of remarkable power entitled,
"The Haunted Shanty," given complete
There are several poems of much merit
besides the one mentioned above. The
atlantic was never more ably conducted
than now, whether we consider the in
trinsic excellence Of the contents of the
last issue or their adaptation to the
wants and desires of the reading comnu-
nifty.
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as follows

DR.. j. +. KENNEDY, Of this place, has
received notice from the War Depart.
ment, that he will soon receive an ap-
pointment of Assistant Surgeon in the
regular service, and is requested to re
port himself at headquarters at once
H. Leaves on next Monday for Washing
ington. We congratulate the Doctor on
his gooc luck, and SO will host Of
friends.
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A government constructed Oh such n
principle woald have less Conference than
a rope of sand. 1t would be always on
the verge of dissolution. Even if we
were willing that the South should 60,
we could never consent to have it 60 in
such q way as would imply our recogni-
ton Of the power Of any disaffected State
or States to toppls the govcrumeu. into
ruins whenever they might choose to re-
pudiate their federal obligations. The fu.
ture security Of the government will not
allow the war to terminate till this mon.
strous hcresy is crushed. To yield to the
South anything now, which the country
denied to it in the Presidential election,
would be a recognition Of the power Of
secession as an instrument Of securing by
extortion what would not be yielded to
reason 1t would be Offering a premium
to rebellion. 1t stands to reason, there
fore, that there can be no compromise,
and that peace will never be reached un-
til the cc0ntry is put beyond all danger
of a revival Of these difficulties 10 9th.
er words, It'll the disturbing cause is en-
tirely obliteratcd ''--7he World
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THE Day SCHOOL BELL, Number one
contains about 200 pages of choice
Songs, Solos, Rounds, Catches, Duets,
Choruses, &c many Of them composed
expressly for this work 1t comprises
also some 80 pages of the Elements Of
Music. We have seen many works of
this character, and believe this to be the
best ever issued for the use of Pu bile
Schools and home circles Address,
Horace Waters, 4sl Broadway, New
York. Price, in paper covers, rs cents;
$l5 per hundred.
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GUIDE TO HAYTI.-We have receiv-
ed, from the publishers, finely bound
copy of Redpath's "Guide to Hayti. !"
At this time, when the question is ask
ed, "what shall we do with the negroes?"
anything with regard to the negro re.
public is especially interesting. A cheap
edition of the Guide" is published at
"a cts. a copy.
THE PINE AND PALM, edited by James
Redpath, and others, is devoted to the
advancement of the colored race. Terms,
81 for six months. For either publica-
ton, address, James Redpath, 22l Wash
ington ST., Boston, Mass.
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The Slaves Wide Aawkc. ..An Important
Statement from Col. EOrntY.

Col. Forney writes from Washington
to the Philadelphia Press:
81 am not of those who desire to see
the property of our southern people in
tcrfered with. | would unuttersbly de-
plore the horrors OF servile insurrection
But, as Il faithful historian Of the times,
it is well that l should say that those
who have taken the full responsibility Of
resisting the federal authority, and Of
prescribing all who are found in defence
Of the American flag, should appreciate
the dangers that are rapidly surrounding
them, SO that when the tempest is let
loose they may not prove to be wholly
uuprepared. Is it possible that war
which starts out with a declaration
against free principles, which denouuces
the people Of the free States as ignorant,
vulgar, brutal and inferior, and which,
through its numerous az ncies, does not
hesitate to anticipate the establishment
Of monarchy, shall not awaken all those
slumbering aspirations in the breast Of
the colorcd race for freedom. which
southern statesmen have really always
secretly feared? Nay not, in other
words, this race be compelled to take
some steps Of precaution for their own
protection, when they see the war that
is waged without mercy upon the whites
\ gentleman just returned from Vir.
ginia-ln fact, Que who had been expell,
ed from that State because Of his North.
ern bir,h-informed me that it was in.
teresting to notice the assumed ignorance
and indifference Of the slaves while in
presence CT their masters, and that the
moment they believed thems elves safe
and near Northern man, or one whom
they could trust, they bri yhtcned into
intelligence, and spoke of passing events
with wonderful accuracy and feeling
lie told ne that he had several copies of
Northern newspapers in his room, aud
that frequently the servants pould steal
up to him and beg permission to read for
their orn affirmation. grreatIy dcvour.
ing every ./"ct AMI opi~ton, AMI then
goi"y.Iorh to sprrad among their .teHoms
that mhich thy hadacquired. All these
considerations enter largely into the
present and the future of our county.
We cannot ignore them if we would
What is to become of this whether
it is to be coionized or returned to Afri-
ca-arc questions which lie far beyond.
We have to do simply with what is now
transpiring-not, indeed, what We wish
TO happen, but what we should be fully
prepared for"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-04

On the 27th OF June, 1851, ny Rev. j. A. PRES
TON, Mr.. ELIAS o. FRlNE, to Mss SARAH A.
FRINK; all Of Onion Grove, Cedar county.
With TIC above came soma OF the "weddiu'-
cakc, , respectfully dedicated $50 -he bearer
said to "ye poor prynters." II is unnecessary
TO state the Aforesaid "a caaa was thankfully de-
voured, and the has. q wc.!wishes for Ito hap
by pair INDUCED II during the repast. MAY they
bo able to give, through experience. favorable
report on the felicity Of welded life. and "trot
In double harness. 70 The end Of their days 10
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AN APPROPRIATE SELECTION.
jeff Davis's last proclamation shows reason.
thing very rare in Jeferson's mouth;
For the sbsvls-day of Scott he appoinas se 'son
OfIastin3 and prayer-for the South"

-, naval expedition of much magni.
tuao sil. soon be fitted out to operate on
the coast of Texas 1t will consist OF
war vessels, aud transports carrying mu.
n;t;ons Of war and men. The expedi.
ton will be large enough to take the tie!d
aud form a nucleus around which the
Union men under Houston can rally
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TIPTON POST.OFF.CE.

Open from 7 to IL o'clock 4. NJ. and from to
7P. N. On Sundays from II NJ. TO ! P. ".
CLOSING OF MAILS.
Eastern via Wilton, daily, at P. N.
" Sundays. p. n.
Onion Grove mail leaves Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays; closes at 7 p. n. the night
previous.
Iowa City mail Wednesdays and Saturdays at
A. NJ.
Davenport mail Mondays and Thursdays at |
Pm.
De Witt m all FRIDAYS closes at ! p. NJ
Red Oak mail Tuesdays and Saturdays at s AN.
Anamosa mail Sundays ut S P. II.
All drop letters must be prepaid with stamps
At the rate of one cent each.
S. S. DANIELS P. NJ.
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~ Buy your Stoves, Tinware, &c at
the "Musca,ine Stove Store, 'Muscatine,
Iowa. Mr.. BRowNELL is Agent for the
Manufacturer, and will sell below Chicago
prices. Stoves warranted for one year
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-04
CUEENSWARE

is oneaaualed in the Market As to quality and
-srice. We have large amount, which We are
frequently recruiting with the latest styles.
Also, a general assortment Of Kerosene Lamps
and burners which can be fitted TO duid lamps
with but little cost.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-04
Agricultural Tools.

Jn.t received. large lot Of Agricultural tool.
from jackson, Michigan. The best aEisbed
implements made in the west. We have gener-
al assortment O! everything in this line to which
we call your attention as being the best and
cheapest this market can produce
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-04

MEssRs. Roof & CADY, of Chicago,
have issued fine piece Of Music, entitled
" Colonel Ellsworth's Requiem March"
by A. J. Vaas, as performed by the Light
Guard Band, at the Ellsworth obscquies,
Bryant Hall, Chicago, June I'd, 1861.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-04

THE DYLrEPric--Th trials and suferings Of
the Dyspeptic can only be realized by those so un
fortunate as to be afflicted by this disease. ani
yet how many of them suffer and continue 20
suffer- Why they do this so patiently IL is i'm.
possible to tell. 1t may be from ignorance Of
any certain remedy. or il may be from prejudice
against the use ola pa.en. medicine. Hoohand's
German Bitters has cured thousands ofthe worst
cases Of dyspepsia, and each day adds new names
to the record .: its usefulness. Give the bitters
trial. For sale by all druggists and dealers In
medicines al IS cents per bottle.
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d,ipton 9bbtrtistr
AGENTS for the Advertiser.

AKCuGS IUI VuC AUVVItIscGo
A ADVERTISING AGENTS IN ST. LOUIS
"A Messrs. KENNEDY & O'Dol oGHuE General
Advertising, Collecting and Commits ,ion agents.
IS Olive street st. Louis, Mo-, are our accredited
Agents in that city, and they are authorized to
receive Advertisements for the TIProN ADvER-
rIsKR, and collect bills for the same;
S. S. DANIELS, Publisher.
W. RArMBcH, of Pioneer, Is author, ed to receive
subscriptions for the ADvxRrsER, aud receipt for the
same.
NJ II. SCRIvEN, .adrsrtisisg Ageat. G. Dear
bsrn street, Chicago. Is Authorized to rseeirs 1dre-
tisemests for this and sH the leading papers Of the
NORTH West.
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hG- Every body and his wife and
children are bound for Red Oak, this
morning, to celebrate the Fourth.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-04

THE Upton UNION SCHOOL
Spring term of our Union School closed
on Friday last. The school is in very
prosperous condition and has an excel
lent corps Of teachers. The number of
scholars enrolled during the quarter, was
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-04

~ Sho:r US Newspaper ~hose columns are at
oil times crowded uith ney Advertisements, and We
,cii sho,c you community alive ,cih business ana
enterprise. The age is mocinR one, man that
stands in these slater days. riU M short tine, find
hin,self behind has competitors. FL
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DRIED PEACHES pared
Tobacco a.ld Cigars,

ever offered IN this TIarket which we are able Ia
offer twenty-five Pr cent lower than the usual
retail price.
stocE
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FRosT.-We are told that, on the low
land, frost was seen On the morning of
the I'd inst
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GRAPE VINES AND POTATOES.

The Subscriber has Concord, Clinton, Hart
ford Prolific and Northern Muscadine Grape
Vine. for this Spring sale. by the hundred doz-
en-, or single. Price--Clinton, Csc; Concord. 35c
to 81; Hartford.Prolifc, IS to SOC; N. Auscs-
dine, Soc.
Also, A few bushels Of
Davis Seeding L. Prince Albert Potatoes,
very prolific and Of the best quality at rs cents
per peck.
The Grape Vines are propagated by layers and
are of the best quality. perfeCti& hardy, and are
among the very best of the native kinds. The
grape vines can also be obtained Of HAMMOND
HUMPHREY, or s. S. DANIELS. The potatoes
can be had of s. S. DANIELS. &c. TABOR.
Srringdale, March %, ls6l.l3tf
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DcwDER, SHOTG CAPS, Just received, a new
J. apply at E. Il NJ. lHILDS.
A NEW and fresh supply Of Sugar. coffee. No
assess &c. tust received by + 4 NJ CHlLDS.
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Call and Examine o., stock

before purchasing eieew here for We intend to sell
our goods ~ low - they cen be purch ased IN
any msrkct F.aM CHlLNS.
Mach ss.S sasn
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p6 The Post Office IS again in the
" Post Office Building" opposite the
Court House.
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Western Virginia.

There is a general misconception of
what is termed the "Decaration of H.
dependence of Western Virgi dia," re-
Gently passed Ky the Wheeling Conven-
ton. The ordinance, which was unani.
mously adopted by that body, does not
divide the Commonwealth or erect new
State. There is not shadow Of scces.
sion in it. 1t simply declares null and
void all the acts of the Richmond Con
vention, deposes all the officers who
adhere to and obey the mandates of that
body, and restores the Old Dominion to
its former position in the Union.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-04

BLAN kS. I'VE can now furnish all
who may desire, with Blanks of almost every
description, neatly printed, and of the most
approved forms.
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We see by the Dubuque Herald,
that Mr.. Mahoney has postponed his
Convention for two weeks or to till July
24th, when we suppose he will hold it
without fail Dar. Gazette.
When the bodies of the killed of
the Ohio regiments we're disinterred,
under a flag Of truce, at Vienna, it was
discovered that their pockets had been
clipped out and the rings cut off their
fingers. The Ohioans were buried by
the rebels.
Andrew johnson and Emerson Eth
eride have been assured by officers that
the Union men of East Tennessee, aud
wherever else in the State they may need
assistance, shall be sustained by the
strong arm Of Government, and an order
has been issued including Tennessee in
the district under command Of Brigadier
Gen. Anderson.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

TO CONSUMPTlvEH.
TINE ADVERTISER, having been restored to health
L in few weeks by = very simple remedy, aner
having suffered several years with severe lung afec
ton, and that dread disease, ConSunptious anxious
TO make known to his fellow sufferers the oscure
To all who desire It, he will send copy Of the pre-
scrpton used Gree Of CHARGE, with the directions 70,
preparing and using the same, which they will ind q
CuRf for CoSsu MILTON, AsruxA, BRoScairIs, &c
serpton sto benefit the afflicted, and spread informa
ton which he conceivss to Be invaluable and he hopsi
every sufferer will try his remedy, will cost them
nothing, and may prove . blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
wltLIAAssroH, Kings County, New York.
October II, lSCV-nily1yl
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whest, Ec. Flour, $3.50 y bLi
Corn, sheNed l2c.
harley, 25c. 0ats-Sew, l2ie.
Beans. A0ctt5o. Eggs, 20.
Arples-Green. Butter, l6c.
=" Dried, So so. Hides-Sreen, Sc.
Lumber sl04So " 1000. Dry nint loo
Live cattle, - 90 q 81 30 Per cwt.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-04

pA- See advertisement of Prof l..
MILLERS Hair Invigorator, and Liz.
uid Hair Dye, in another column.
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0UEENEWARE-Als large lot Just received and
~ Of the best quality, by y. h NJ. CH1LDA.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE AT
GREAT BARGAINS!
THE PURCHASER MADE RICH.


THE undersigned offers to the public the fol.
vesy low rates and easy terms.
10 acres Of choice prairie land in Delaware
ssunty, Iowa:
no acres in Tama county:
80 acres partly improved IN Cedar comfy,
DELIGHTFULLY."- located and designed for . grain
aud stock farm, within miles of the county seat.
Also, $50 acres of timber land;
Also, 800 valuable Town Lots, in Starts
Addition:
For particulars a. TO price, terms and locality
inquire Of the undersigned, or of H c. PiATT
ONCE In the basement Of the new court house:
J. II. STARR:
Upton, February 9th. 1865
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III i Sauses '"'' 'e1u'''
that popular theory of State sovereignty
on which rest the twin pillars of MULTI
cation and secession, which, 10 turn, sup.
port the whole edfce of rebellion. We
infer that this was Secretary Cameron's
opinion from his statement that, when
the war is over, there will be no more
talk of Virginians or Mississippians in
our political system than there is of Ger
mans, or Scotchmen, or Irishmen that
all will thenceforward acknowledge their
paramount allegiance to common ocun-
try. We infer his opinion of the main
cause of the war as we'll from these state
ments as from his direct denuuciaton of
the miserable casuistry about the doc
trine of State rights, and the heresy Of
secession" Slavery, bad and unjust as
it is, is not the chief source Of this Grim
inal war; for the founders of the Consti
tuition intended to erect a government
under which free States and slave States
might both exist and prosper. But none
of those wise statesmen supposed that
they were establishing government which
any State could rcpudiate and dissolve at
pleasure. When they expressly confer
red on the general government, and ex-
plicity denied to the States, oil the i'm
portant attributes of sovereignty, they
could not have been acting under the
absurd notion that the States retained
their separate sovereignty, and could re.
sumo the exercise of j. whenever the
loss Of an election, the passage Of dis
tasteful law, the apprehension Of unrea
} danger, or mere caprice, whenever any
reason or no recon might isnpel thew
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ordered to report himself under arrest
lie was released on on order from General
Curtiss at st. Louis last night.
GENERAL McKINSTRY ARRESTED~PO
sITIoN OF THE ARMY.
Sr. LOUIS, Nov. I4.-Upon his arrival
in this city last night, in conformity with
orders received in Springfield on Friday
night last, to repair to ST Louis and report
to Washington by letter, Genera! McKiDs1
try was met at the car, by several officers
and arrested and conveyed to the Ill. under
instruction. He held no communication
with any one. His cashier, Dir. jaha,wss
also arrested.
General Stargis is now IL command oil
Mckmstry's c!vi-ion.
Generals Iuntgr Pope and Stureis' j.
visions Of the army .5it Springfield on SAT-
uay last for ,h- NORM. ard Genera.s S51eps
and AsbotA's left for tie south Oh Friday
evening, with Instructions to encamp two
miles belOw ~ iIs0u's Greek.
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EXCLUSIVELY ioF the PIONEER Il DEMOCRAT
chambers GtssG Condition Of the
Rebel sEFHagF.

DARNEsrowN, Nov. An arrival from
Western Virginia brings dates from Man
ASA to 10th October
The central division OF the yeb1 array
was at CeGtreyille, and an imc1enS. nun
Der OF hano8 were engaged in erecting eu-
trenchmeat5, anticipating an attack b. Nc.
Clellan.
johnson was at Centre lie. BcI-logar.
was at Fairfax depot On ,ho right 0. Brad
docks road, aud was also busiy prepal II Z
for an anticipated ATTACH.
i'he combined 'orces OF johnson and
Beauregard are estimated hot y exce-d
100000 fighting mvn, aud feiniorc@menys
We're expected from Richmond.
Their artillery amouutei to 2Ou p,ece3,
mostly inditferentiy mounted, all heir
horses were OF poor quality.
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other arbitrary regulations, can be violated
withpeffect impunity, provided, however,
and it is quite an important proviso, too
that you can do SO without detection.
Returning to camp last night, learned
that another boy Of the Minnesota First
had received commission-corporal Il. II .
Foster of company G, had received a
Lieutenancy 10 the Fourth, and will forth
with proceed to st. Paul.
Your valuable paper has not always been
received with regularity but our active
and efficient Postmaster, II 4. g. Hines
has promised to retain my paper and deliv
er it to me in persOn-an arrangement
which perhaps may deprive certain officers
OF copy Of the PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT,
to the Infinite satisfaction of your CORES
pOEdent. PRIVATE
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Wisconsin,.

Two more regiments have just gone for
ward from Wisconsin, the Tenth and
Eleventh. Few States have done better
than Wisconsin, either as to the numbers
of volunteers furnished for the war, or as to
the manner Of their equipment. Gov. BAN.
DALI h,s earned deservedy high reputa-
ton for bis energy in the good work; and
his services have been appropriately ack-
nowled by the President, in bis appoint
ment to the mission at Rome.
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lives of our gallant soldiery for the further
ance of his political ends, which has stamped
the organization of the Third and Fourth,
has marked his course throughout. And
we notify him further, that we shall not be
deferred from the performance of this public
duty, either by the impotent rage of an Elk.
ecu'ive Demagogue, or by his still more i'm
potent, ridiculous threats.