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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-13

aNOr A BIT OF IT."-Ths Col1mbns {Ky9
Crescent says: HIn less than sixty days Abe
Linoplp will be an object Of curiosity With
a ball and chain on his leg be will be en-
gagged at his old business-one for which he
Is SO well adapied-Ot m%auIing rails on the
Plantation Of some Southern planter"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-13
FAULKEER's TREAOHERT.-The Paris core
regnordept If the New York Post a

respondent Of the New York Post sayE
Great Indignation is felt here by the Amer
icaas-who are Unionists almost to q man-
against their late Minister, whose influence
appears to have been secretly used in every
possible way to favor the plans Of seeeders of
the United States. A foreign diplomatist of
great experience, in alluding, a few days ago,
to certain details Of the political action of
Mr.. Faulkner during the last few months of
his stay in this country, reflected severely
on that action as being opposed alike to his
duty as the representative Of the Government
by which be wa accredited, and to diplO-
matte usage.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-13

The Election for Members of Congress in
Maryland takes place to-day. There is an
unconditional Union Candidate in every dis
trio in the field.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-13

BUFFALO MARKEF-Juue IL.

FL0UR-Mharkst steady.
WHEaT-Market Tor No. ? spring is easier
sales are 81 obs iH<h Milwaukee club At S2GS4ci
1850 bush No. IOhicago sprli 3 At SL&@s2c; 1900
Corn -MarKsi steady. Sales 1900 bush at $50
csc fn~ warm ard sound. 5tlaa 80 .L 81
O~ATS-Market hrm with modera'e 6emand.-
Sales 5n,ttB bush at GG2356c.
WHI<K N-Market nominal at l4c.
CANAL FRElGIITS-Steady, l0c on corn, and
lie on wheat to New York.
LAKE IMPORTS-FlouT 1900 bblsi wheat
1877 un bush; cOrn 10 0H bush.
CANAL EXPORTs-Flour 3NO bbls; wheat
. s ll hm-h: CORN 400 lush: oa-. Ls.-ll bush.
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OswEGO -5lAKKET-Jupe Il

FI0UR-Market Etsady at So % for fancy. brandt.
WHEAT-Market quiet
ECORN-Markrt nominahy sc without sales.
O4TS-Market dull. Salss are 81 o bush Cana
di IN at zoe.
CANAL FREIGHTS-Dun. Flour Sc wheat
Sc. corn 7c, To New York.
LAKE IHPOR TS-Wheat 6l,tOO busbi corn
22,sO0 bnsh; rye 800 bush
Ans ENPDitTS-flouf 2iOB Dds corn
24.9O8 bush; O6ts g, 100 bush -4a--.--.e
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-13

VESSELS PAssEn.-Tbe following vessels passed De-
troit on the 18th
Bound Up-PropelIer Northern Light; schooner
T. Y. Avery.
RBoimd D0tra-Propellers Michigan, ILLINOIS, Chi
cayn ID attic; bark City Of Chicago; brigs Malbridges
4. b. Blair, Young America schooner VIM sam
derson, J Cochrane, Rainbow, Mary Morton, &C.
raldIne, Clyde, Arrow. Anna O. Raynor, Darda-
neHvs, 1ronsides, and Wings Of the Morning
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-13

President LiacOln has authorized the pres
sntatiOn Of a gold watch and chain to James
Lawrence, Captain Of the British brig Els
worth, for his humane and gallant conduct in
saving the Captain and crew Of the American
brig Rainbow, of Maine.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-13

.fr" SeRAsroS, Pa, June 70.
At the Democratic Convention held at WeIkes-
barre yesterday, H.. b. Wright was nOEzinatedfO
represent the 18th District Ia Congress, in place
of G. W. Scranton, deceased.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-13
ROUSE 4 JENNINGS.
YMAN LITTLE,
STERN LAND.-.H III. ~
m KING CONTINURs no

IL practic Medicine and Surgery IN CleyelAnd
where he has teen located for eight ytars past. VI
Dr. K. has had many years eEperiencei IN some OF tne
principal private Hospitals n Europe and America;
Speci.I attention raid to all classes Of diseases Of
Chronic, private and delicate nature OF both sexes
DR.. X. Is agent for Ut. FideIs french Ferlodeal
Drops and Pills. They never BAL.
All letters containing . re promptly attended 70
BY Dr. King. Ali communication and business
't PSst oSos Gdsrssi, Box 15s. ones oDsn RON
A. M, tmsP,M NJ. mysl
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FROM ANNAPOLIS.

:" ANAFULI81 WWWI u
Special to the N. Y. Herald:
Maj. Morgan has arrived from Centerviue with
100 men. He had a skirmish with the enemy and
captured four hundred stand Of arms and two
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-13

The British steamer Peerless, which it was
reported, was seized by order of Consul Gen
ersl Giddings at Mentreal, on the allegation
that she was intended for the service of the
Rebel States, has been released She is az.
pected to arrive in new York in few days,
when she win change her nationality,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-13

Additional from Great Bethel.
FALSE RUMORs IN BALTIMORE
@--
UNI0NISTS IN TENNESSEE
ARE DETERMINED TO RE-
SIST SECESSl0NI
MOVEMENTS AT WASHINGTON
KENTUCKY sRCEssIONIsTs TRYING
TO FORCR THE STATE OUT
OF THE UNION LllE.L
BL0OKADE4FREW ORLEANS.
WHEELING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
cation. 5gsr1
MILITIA AND VOLUNTEERS TO BE PAID
H. 141 y 4IhEEDIATELY.a GO.
RAILROAD BRIDGES BURNED.
.uaEUI CIV.
ILLINOIS o. S, SENATOR.
L. H8A evf5~sa law 4a. -ll..
MOVEMENTS on the MISSISSIPPI!
ILLINOIS o. S. a
on the MISSISSIPPI
More Arms and Provisions Captured.
Last Nights Report.
Associated Press Dispatched
ADDITIONAL NEWS FROM BETHEL.

" rrf BALTIMORE June IL.
One of Lieut.. Grebel's men says that IT the
orders had been given TO advance instead of re
treat, the batteries would have been taken in five
minutes that ali but the ri1ed cannon had been
silenced. As soon as the orders were given TO
retreat Gribel spiked his gun, 50 if il should fall
into the enenys hands il would be useless, and
was killed in the attempt
Col. Bendix's ZOuaves served with great bra
very, and were with difficulty retained from
stOfming the battery without orders. They kill
ed five rebels outside the works.
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rFROM RALTInnRR.

BALTIMORE. June II.
A Pennsylvania regiment passed through here
for Chambersburg.
81 1t is not now believed there will be any trOu.
bic at election to morrow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-13

SPRINGFIELD, H., June y.
OIL. Browning has been appointed Senator by
Gov. Yates TO NIL the vacancy OeeasiOncd by the
deallI of Senaiar-D ongIas.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-13

The Iowa State Republican Convention
is called on the sIst of July, to nominate
State officers.
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FROlI WAsHINGTON.

WAsHGSGToE, June u.
Government has ordered the construction Of
one thousand armed wagons.
II Is thought that Col Keyes will be appointed
BrigadieT General Of the army.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-13

Kentucky paper calls Gov. Magoffn an
excellent Chief Magistrate. We have heard
4 great deal about his sxceIlency.-LOuiS-
OiUe Jour.
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n. Y. CATTLE MAR KET-June ~.

REEVES-MarkPt advanced and quiet Receipts
26Ss head Gu tatiOns 6M9c.
SHFEP & LAATBS-Aarket has declined "a
SC. Receipts lO,@l head Quotations are az zseG
sWINE-Ma4ket heavy. Receipts are aI7I head.
at 3Aa48e. -t
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Billou. D. & P. X. P & Steu
b~envflle, VIII cling and B. &.
= p Ill
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FROM NEW YORK.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, June p.
Gen. Geo. n. Keim died at Reading, Pa,
Moudav ufsht
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GO MMERoIAL.

CLEVELAND MARKRT-June ~.
FLOUR-RemaIn duIi and sells only in he usu-
y smail way.
WHEATON, at yesterdays prices.
CORN-Dull at 3O93Ic.
HI0HWgNBS@sahsat Iic.
RGGS-Ars steady at s99c-the latter price for
small lots counted ont IN ..f-.l
LARD-Dum at sIa9o.
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NV YORK, june Y
The steamer North Star has arrived, and brings
California mails and specie to Nay DIST
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CHICAGO u.

by TELEGRARhsI
FJOUR-Market more active and a shsdel0wer
WHEAT-Slightly advanced Sales AZ nc for
GORN-sIarket lc lower. Sales at &c.
nATE-NarEa dull. 90
REGEIPTS-Flnur $50 bhls; wheat 81. 600 bush;
corn I12NN0 bush. oat- q, 0od bush.
RREIGHTS-Easier, SC en- eorn to Buffalo
EXCIIANGE-New York &c Discount for gold
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jleTelaud Post Once.
Time Of Time of
Closing Leaving
Mail. Depot
rs A. d. 925 A. n.
SOS A. II. 925 A. VI
SIS P. NJ ss6 p
7:sO P. N. 900 P. N
500 P. NJ. 900 P. N
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P. N 800 A.
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2;O0 P. d $50 P u
P NJ 500 A. n.
1000 P. NJ "a. n.
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n. Y. sTOcA ltARKKF.-JHne II.

Market steady without activity Ghlcago 3 Book
Island 346; GalrnA & Chicago &&i Illinois Central
scrip 64 5 25: Hudson 3iH: New York Central -;
Lonisiana g. 5fIudiana State s.; United States S. IS
s.; United Scales Is 'oI regis:ered 6&4i do coupons
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TIME OF ARRIVAL OF MAIL TEAMS ,
DEPOT
drugs and a3leaitinfs.

A GOOD ARTICLE OF FURNI-
"a TURE VARNISH for sale b
"a PALMER,
my5I Corner Eria 4 Prospect sts.
SWEDISH LEECHES.-FRESH
4. A. PALMER,
my5l Corner Erie , Prospect as.
DROWN'S SHAKER FLUID EX-
IA. PALMERs
81 my3l Cor. Iris a Prospect sta
DELLINGHAMS LSTIM ULA-
I'D TING ONGUENT Tor the Hair and Whiskers.
EOld BY j. "A. PALMEk,
mysI la1 Cor. Erie 3 Prosbeet 50.
NOOPER'S ISINGLASS, FRERCH
gelsdne, saso, Maccaruni, Femacelli. Corn
y. A. PALMER,
my3l Cor. Erie 4 Prospect sis.
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Stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit. 30.
Schr. Wilmington, simpson, Copper HarbOr.
Brig Lowell, Ferris, Chicago.
B.rx Fontanele, Case, Oh cay0.
SlUJp J. II. Stevens, Kelly. Buffalo.
Scow May and Lucy, Burke, Nyandotte.
ScOW 5 o m, Ficke, sandusky.
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s5 A. u. 93 A. "
Sos P. n aso5 P. a
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MARI E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

KHrERED-June y
Stmr. Ocean. Evans, Detroit
Brig Lowell, Ferris, Oswego.
Schr. W. H. Lansing, Tabbienne, Bunalo.
Schr. Fanny and Eloy. Long, Port burWell.
scow Slower, Ficke, Port Huron
Sow Banner, Miner, Detroit.
Scow Juno. Titus, PorE Clinton
Scow supply, Forge, Port Clinton.
SlOop IN. stevens, Kelly, Toledo
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FOR SALE.

SCOVILLE AVENUE, 1, ar Perry ST., Brick House
-tw sto les, and Lot. House we'll finished
throughout. $500.
HUDSON 7 House and Lot. $500
NEWTON ST. House and Lot. $50.
EUCLID FLANK Road miles from Court House
House and , acres Land. Barn and Fruit. $3.50.
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7.O P. Nj. 900 P. N
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-08

sAuIld have 10. ftiaeuy ~ nuLG, for It's timely use -
afs rTp~zranee Of Lamenes. will efectua prevent
those ioTmiuSbs 6i-nes. - which all hoTe liable
aud Which reader q, many OthftWfc valuable horse'
Hcs " 80 thcss
over four Lundred voluntary tr-t.m Jnias to the
derii curntsr rfOps rties Ct this Liument have Leen
rece he'd within tie las two years and many ot them
rom pefsOn. in the hIahest rIhk. Of Bite
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-08

leave Mcrtpeiir' Z , % s.I71.f r....
Mali trRil irav-s RoGsrt Puut 20 90.
bnn, ut % e. ~, eonreCiIr, at sufIr.,p
aud Duillu:it uIfYin- !oE SaTbtarf sp.,..s. F..
SC, cuHueUlr at White River Jtnttnpa
wells River, iittelou, Whine Naupfain.. n.
f.: Boston, Lowell Worcester a.. md 49,.
Windsor with TRANS ipr BD,:or grggt
tsw Haven ard New vorl arfy.a. b.. ~, 81.
P. ~.
EXPRES,1 leaves R0us,s Point rtslJ,,
there with tram lfo;u Mortre1l The sms n.,,...
uect. at Burlington v IN HutIlBd and i;priHt.
foe Troy. lhaby aud New You, aHt st+i,,..
field al Il - ?. n.
NIGHT EXpRESS Leaves usd.a -b1r.l =.
Montreal at 2 A. p. ", Kouses Point 1t G09l., .
| iag at Burlington, w.h Rutland and ru.fr...-
| for Troy, albany, and Nrw lrrs, al White 4.
iion with W ithcrl Eai'rusI fer He-u.. W. .
! CARVING IN Boston ii - AM .-pl..---
van Railroad, t,r Bosom, ~g'iasHrII q .'o,t
/ ven and New York
| Sleeping cara are at. sh@i O. ts.I - E.a
| trims running tetv-s1 En4-e. T. ..f 90. r..
! between Rouse, "uiL. and T..
| Through Ticket ~ tei-.r1 ..f rr.
! the urine pa! stations. -. lg..
/ 81. Altaus VI August il, l-.l
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-08
w ooI1 OK COAL.

Ahead Of all Competition
Sass Of them manufactured last yearmorc than doubl.
the number Of any other first class stove in
enc year, in the United States.
THEY contain all the iinpr Which are IN sl the
Arst class stoves, and TIE adyshtege5 And Improve
other stores are IN part Is follows:
lat. The arrangement EoI brpng IN the IRON. Ehert,
improvement overlooked in other dr.t ci2ss stoves
1t has also the arrangement for brciling on top.
al \ thorough ventilation II the OYen.
"a Introducing hot air draught 10 the 5re chamber,
thereby increasing the draught Of the Stove qucxenng
its operations and enabling it to throw ont heata
much and justly complained of in other Stoves
4th. An important impto'em in iAe application OF
the damper, which throws the heat around the oven
5th Much greater weight, consequently heavier plates,
and durable we'll az haudsorIer castings.
9th. draft damper at each end of the fire box, SO
that the FIRE is equslized and gdlc will heat quick
the other, aao heating the oven in half the time.
7th. Fire back protected by soapsto one so cannot
burn ont.
In addition the above improvements has all that is
combine, in other FIRST class Stoves, viz Hot Res
eryoir Warming Closet, Rooster in 'front.' Baker top
Doors lined with best Russia iron, SC, &c Further, this
stove warranted to do thc work with lte fuel
other dts7e in the market and in . superior manner.
All Who want drsclaas stove, 'hould never buy Until
they cali and the Coon SANARirA rs they have in
cry instance given satisfaction
an tbs exclusive for the sale Of this Stove in
Montpelier, and sell il Oh trial for any reasonable lengtl
Of time all are safe in buying.
nave also G(l assortment a. Common stoves OF
la IA an other dealer in Washp"tnu County, and sci
:,> low ,ny one in the St2tc b. DEWEY.
Montpelier, Zee. -, 1866.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-08
CA RIO y.

10 eto'i imposition observe the signature aud. Like
Hes a. Or stephen yrrt every ltpi. a1t also
Sejl.u Ne-t's liiallibie hiainent blown III III.
glHs, a. each bottle, without which genuine
Eich ardsGn d Co.
lie l'r2pIieiors, Norwich, CT
tOr.s!- by FEED T.. SMlrd Montpelier, 'eneral
a gent Tor Vermont, and by all dealers Apr-yl
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-08
III g. w - Es-o&aK-sG9 10 g.

Sew Orleans GrVc Delta.
I" There seems to be for thin or gray Hair
that the celebrated Heirsreet's Iumit able Hair Res
toratiye can be had d"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-08
Have Reduced tnc Price Of IeoAr8 Il
Eve D&ssiers per lS:ay,

a. time abaiing of the lyUi.eS villa v
:at.r tabi: has hitherto been supplied
TREApWELL, Nu!TCONB / co.
W. u, (. srnt. . IsGl. .31.n5
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-08
ST NICHOLAS HOTEL.
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
BOARD REDUCED TO % PER DAY.

since the opening of this vast and conmodious Hotel
lisa tt has been the single endcavor Of the propre
tors TO make 1t the most sumptuous, convenient and
Portable home for the citizen and stranger this side the
Allan ic And whatuv las seemed likely to administer
comfort Of its guests they have eudeayorei with
gard to cost to provide, and to combine all the el
Of individual and social enjoyment which modern
has iaycueA, and modern taste approve and the
patronage which has commanded during the past six
Yeas !. gratifying proof that their efforts hare been %
pr'cHted
70 meet the eSgeuciea OF the times when all
CARED - practice tn: most rigid economy, the uuder
signed
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-08
GW TFL
81. Louis hsegpsgsb,i<
fkOh The
es1s,ti, Wc~a.rG EcNss75st

Leave dyes Alone and only some reII,bc Restor,
tive, like Henstreet's lnimitable.n
Sod everyweere-irce SOC and 81 per bottle
w H. HANAH 600, FropTftoIs, Troy y \
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-05-30

Position OF FRANCE AND ENGLAND.-The Brit
ish Government thus far has refused to recog-
nize tie independence of the rebel government.
Lord PALNERsroN, the English Premier has al
ways been hostile to our Government, and
would to-day, do any act, that would result in
its ruin. But the sympathies of the English
people are with the North and will keep the
Government in check. A proclamation has
been issued, announcing the determination Of
the Government to observe strict neutrality,
and warning British subjects that if they assist
either party, they forfeit the protection of the
Government. This is decisive. JOHN Bull,
and not cotton, is king in Great Britain. The
French Government has probably given an ear
to the Confedearates. Whatever temporary ad-
vantages the rebels may obtain at the French
Court, under the influence of Mr.. FAULKNER,
viii, we are confident, be completely annulled
on the arrival of Mr.. ADAMS, our new Minister
We are more confident than ever, that the
traitors will obtain no foreign aid or sympathy.
Thus is swept away the rock upon which they
have erected their structure. The Cotton Samp-
son has besn shorn of his strength, and beyond
the seeded States, is as powerless as a lamb
What viii the Seceders do, when they fully
realize the fact that the world is independent
of their cotton? t-ll
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:
Virginia.

The bad eminence for long time occupied
BY South Carolina as the chief of traitors has lat
terly been usurped by Virginia. The shameful
mockery of calling upon the people 10 vote on
the Secession Ordinance. and then preventing
them from expressing by the ballot their true
sentiments, is the fitting climax to the course
of high-handed treason and malicious persecu-
ion she has been for the last six weeks indulg-
ing in. Her Governor issues proclamation
directing the people how to vote; the military
authorities promulgate an order ofthe day COM
manding their soldiers to cast their ballot for
disunion; Senator of the United States causes
to be published letter threatening with expat-
ration all who shall dare to exercise the right
of free suffrage; and on the day of the election,
as the absurd farce was called, the polls were
guarded from adverse votes by bristling bayo-
nets, and the word went from thousands of FL
thy mouths that loyalty to the Union would be
pushed by swift and speedy death. 1t is not
strange that deep gloom falls on State in
which so many true men are forced silently to
gather dismal forebodings of their future life
under such rulers and such tools, till the scep-
ter once more comes into the hands of the Ma
tional Government, and the Federal flag again
insures personal safety, the freedom of speech
and of the ballot TO all. --
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-05-30
Hon. David Tod ON the War.

JACKSON CENTRE, ,Mahoning co., O., May 20
la EDIroRs LEADER:-A large and enthu-
siastic war meeting was held at this place
on Saturday, May 18th. Speeches were
made by Hon. Jno. Hutchins, Hon. David
Tod and Capt. Wilson. Mr.. Tod was par
ticularly severe on those Democrats who
will not at this critical time, lay aside their
partisan feelings and prejudices, and re-
spond promptly to the call Of the Govern
ment. 1t was enough for him to know
that Mr.. Lincoln had faithfully discharged
his duty, and no man was worthy OF the
appelation of AMERICAN CITIZEN unless
be freely gave of bis means for the support
and vigorous prosecution Of this war. Nat
uralized citizens, whether from England,
Ireland. Wales or Germany, that did not
aid the country in this crisis, should be
spurped from our land, and driven back to
the old world as miserable traitors. un-
worthy of our hospitality and protection.
In short, the address was one of Mr.. Tod's
best efforts, plain, vigorous and unmistaka.
BILE. Being addressed mainly to Demo
Gratis, it cannot fail to have salutary in
lueucs, asa few in this county still think
hat this is Republican war, and that
Democrats shonld not participate.
G. W. B. !