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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09

RArrAUr 4 GEIGER.-Ihat old, veal
tby mercantile firm in CassviIle, known as
Rafauf 4 Geiger, has been dissolved BY
mutual consent and goodwill Of parties.
Mr. Rafauf, it IS understood, will leave
shortly for Germany, and Mr.. Geiger, who
becomes sole proprietor, will continue the
business at the old stand, without appar-
emit change in the manner Of doing tusi-
nace
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09

ngMr NIB. Miller, having sold ms
Grocery, Provision and Liquor establish
ment in Lancaster, gives notice by adTeT-
tsemsnt that h. wishes all TO call at the y
S. Hotel and pay all indebtedness. He is
confined to his bed from broken ankle,
and will 90 10 his home, East, as soon as
he can move out.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09

m Esp Maso e0Rfn09 5.. 70 . 17s : he he
travelling elm n 's collecting and in receiving new
h1. n had ~ and orders for work are IN
s j"cemspts for him to continue all inc
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09
10000 POUNDS WOOL WANTED
FOR CASH, In PIATTEVILLE.

The subscribers will pay the highest market price In
cash for Wool-a grades, washed or nnwashedi dey-
cred at their store ia nlattevie.
platteyille, May 2s, 1862. 50-m3e
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09
II r L w Z Il X L Y

Best makers 80 hour time pieces as low rs 81 70.
Gold Pis.s Ear Rings, Finger Rings,
Geld PENS with pocket or desk holders,
silver Plated Tea and Table spoons, best Iuality,
silver Tbinbcs, Silver. Stee and Plated Spectacles
Sta1s Sleeve Buttons, Loekets,
Eie-. Etc
s-.,locls and watches carefully repaired and var
Ina ROBERT f. MUKrHEY,
sI-tf Lancaster, Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09

az-The stage lino,oast and west through
Mineral Point, is advertised, with the tune
Of running-clas. II. Cox proprietor and !
1rirer. M. Cox runs good hack and
sboDId do a fine business in carrying pas
sencsrs and express packages between
neiqhborhoods.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09

e-peT531s interested n 07ss0 11s, No. No.
ARE nol.u D.,n.n has no interest in any
Ledr'a ~ . n1,, inquirers may save them
horse ' !, ', ,roubIe Of writing to him.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09


re- Thomas Chandler, a drinking man
OF Lancaster, went to Ruel Morrell's on
Sunday and got a gallon of Hurricane
whiskey. drank freely, came home, beat
his wife and swore vengeance on all who
interfered He was reported to the Sheriff
who went to take him, but Chandler show
ed fight, whereupon Sheriff Moore dowped
Mm and then marched the poor liquor ma
mac off 10 jail. Monday morning Attor-
ney Mills gave general order to keen hin,
There at the expense of the county For
some time Chandler and other such char
neiers have been unable to get liquor about
Lancaster, and they have had to 90 else
Where generally to the Hurricane. TWAS
hoped that horrelrs liquor would have .
DETER effect, being pure and free from the
poisoned drugs Of Lancaster whiskey; but
= seems that Morrell has either 9ot f.
:. S"'s MS |hlskey or else its good quail
',es have been oyerrated. The stands
,.'S' Chandler and whiskey Of any sort
G'''sree and ought never to mix. When
lucy 20 50 come together somebody must
se' lart' and the county must be taxed 4
pa ''Nelaoie item to pay the damages
'e''eF Tor all who sell Chandler whiskey to
.l,' report what their profits amount to on
sales !, to him, ana then let the county paw
:u'" 50 much, conditioned that Chandler
y 10 have no more whiskey.
noricE NorIcE NorrcE L-IoE CREAM
Est. 1siiIFAL-There !. i'll BE IA Ice Cream
H el1sal IN the beautiful grove near British
viC.l9@ on Saturday aud Sunday next at
M rn'v VI. ume and place those who may favor
snoh ",tn tnelr company, viii be served with
IN ~ 'ands as will refresh and strengthen
st ~ lnner man. The best Of vocal and in
will y,;uueGtal music has been engaged which
r va! add much to the hilarities Of the oc-
$50 ols.on' The festivities of the evening will
~ n.y. wv, @ith 2 grand CotiIlion, condgstsd ID
'S n pia fashionable pastoral style.
Como one, cone all.
D VIZ HUNr.
evening. i'' +" 0'A' u 'ne
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09
bilious Disorders Liver Complaints,

From Dr. Theodore Ben, Of Aele York CltY
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted 70 their pur
pose as an aperient but find their beneficial cectsupe
The Liver veiy marked indeed They lave IN my rrac-
tlce proved moro eectua for To cure Of bilious ant
plains than any remedy can mention. sincerely
rejoice that have at length purgatiye which il wof
thy the confidence OF the profession aud the per pl5
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09
As a Family PhysIo.
Fyon. d.. =. ". nr.t,crjgEt, Ncp Orleans.

Fson d.. =. W. agsftcrIght, Aew ORLEANS.
Your Pills the prince Of pnrgcs. Their excellent
qualities surpass any eaihartic possess They
mild bat worry certain and ectua IN their action on tho
bowels which makes them invaluable TO us In the daily
treatment Of disease.
Headache, StckITeGdacbe,F Foul stomach.
from Dr., Eiteard Boyd, Baltimore.
DEAR BRO. AVER; Icapuo answer you suhat complaints
have cured with yonr pills better than 10 say al at lge
treat soit p1gdtige medicine place great depen
dence eflectual eaartic in my dai contest with
disease and believing do that yenr pll afford Us the
best we have, Of course value them highly.
PirTsBJRo Pa Nay l. 1858,
d. J. @. AVER. Sir: have been rel eaedly cured Of
the worst headache any body have by dose two
Of your Pills. IL seems TO arise from foul stomach,
which they cleanse at
Yours With great respect, ED w. pREnLE,
C7eyI Of Siedtaeg Clarion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09

'', w,rrrp-A permanent situation, 6o1, w.t." san
good wages !, : ..sa sheer. See advertised
proposals.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09
Contributions for The Soldiers.
MUsCODA, GRANT CO, WIS.

MUsCODA, GRANT CO, WIS. 4
June %, 1862.
Mr.. Cover -Sir.-A "Soldier's Aid
Society" was organized here last fall. A
few took hold with hearty good will, and
We soon had two large boxes ready to send
70 The sick and wounded who had gone
forth to defend our country. Nothing was
heard from the boxes for some time, and
those who did not cooperate with the So
ciety, although surrounded by all the com
forts Of home, fell unable to contribute to-
ward softening the hardships which must
be endured by those who have left their
homes to protect ours, began to feel very
uneasy, thought the poor soldiers never
received anything sent; did not really
mean to say that the officers OF this socie-
ty had pocketed the funds, but such things
had been done They, to be sure, had on
y given their sympathy { p, but Of course
felt great deal of interest in the welfare
Of the soldiers, and thought it was ashame
tLat they should not receive what was sent
to them. To-day we received the follow
ing letter Of which ] send you copy,
which for the satisfaction Of those who did
not contribute, we ask you to publish.
Yours DC,
Sec'y, Sol. Aid Soc.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09
FORT SCOTT, KANSAS, I
June Is, 1867. 5

June IS, 1867.
70 The Kind Folks Of Muscoda:
Ladies of the Muscoda Soldie.s' Aid
Society: | have just opened box q
goods sent by you to the sick and wound
ed soldiers of the army of the Union, u,
rected TO "Gen Lanes troops" via Leayen-
worth, Kansas. ALLOW me to express TO
you in behalf of the soldiers of this regi-
ment their sincere thanks for your bounti-
ful kindness. As long az the mothers,
wives, and sisters Of the soldiers are thus
interested in their welfare, our glorious
cause must and will succeed.
We received this box Yesterday. We
leave tomorrow for the Cherokee country.
and all goods sent will on that account be
more acceptable. The goods were 10 good
condition, except The butter which had be-
come rancid, it being put up on the 9th Of
December last. You will rccollect mel |
used to practice medicine at Orion some six
years ago. Please accept the kind wishes
Of Yours Truly,
p. @. PARKER,
Asst Surgeon, 10th Kansas Vol.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09
MEDICINAL.
AYERS
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are You sick, feeble, and
complainiagl Are you ont u
order, with your system de.
ranged, and yourfeelings un-
comiortablel These symps
toms are often the prelude to
serious illness. Some 1T 81
sickness Is creeping upon you,
and should be ayerted by g
timely use Of the right REM
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered hu.
mors - purify the blood, and
let the fluids move on unob-
structcd in health again.
They stimulate the functions
of the body into vigorous ac-
tiyity, purify tho system frona
4f,a oI.fs1Afteaa which mQi<N
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09

errhe moving and nEing match
~ e-.a -, announced for irial of the sew
heretofore ,,. If machines, will come of at the
County Fair Ground IN Lancaster =, On n. ' III
day next The contestants are to d BE OK
i hand with their machines at T. O'Clock
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09

Also all the common Drugs and the following popu'
lar patent Medicines:
Dr. Jaynes Remedies.
DR.. Ayers Remedies.
Humphreys Homeopathic SIP eihcs,
Hoolands German BitteIs.
Dr 81 O. 2ichardaons Sherry Wine Btters
s. A. Weavers Canker and Salt kheum syrup ana
Cerate -.
W. g. MoIats Phoenix Bitters Life Pills.
Dr. w s. Lunt's Remedies.
RAILWAYS Remedies, and all the popular Liniments,
pain Killers Gargling Oils, Condition Powders, NC.
Call and supply yourselves with Almanacs'
FRESH BEEF ALWAYS ON HAND
The highest p ices paid Ia cash goods for Hides
Fnrs Reef Cattle and other marketable produce.
- GEORGE WALKER.
British Hollow, jan. LIST. 1900 Sl-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09
DEPARTMENT. OF TnE IvrEnIoH,

RIR have used your Pills n my general and hospital
practice you made the aud cannot hesitate TO
say they arc the best catharc employ r. regu
latng action on the liver is quick aud decided
quenty they are an admirable remedy for arrangements
Of that organ Indeed, have seldom found case Of
bilious disease obstinate that Il did not readily yield 10
them. Eraternally yours, ALONX0 BALL, NJ. d.,
IhDsfei.r NJ M Arq3e ff9epffgy
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09

ez~ Read A. q 7. A. Borr'' advertise
i another column,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09
Dysentery, DiarrhOen, Relax, Worms.

Your Pills have had lorg trial in my practices and
hold them in esteem Of the best apercnts hayo
ever found. Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
them an excellent remedy when given in small doses for
bilious dysentery ard dtaiThGa Their sugaf-coating
makes them very acceptable and convenient for tho
Of women and children.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09
Two Horse Flows, Shovel Plows,

Breaking Plows and Cnltyaters Of pattern and finish
which have the admiration of all who have tried
them. lie will repair Plows and Realers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09

D q VIZ HUSr.
.syan ?. 4 display q Fire Works in the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09
Dyerensin. Tmpmrlty of the Mood.

OySPSPSAA9 VI tHO ASAUVNe
From Req. j. T. Hines, Pastor IF Adre't Cauc, Boston
DIR. AVER: have used your Pills with extraordinary
IN my family and among those am called TO visit
Ia distress TO regulate the organs Of digestion and
purify tho blood, they the very best remedy have
ever known, aud eau confidently recommend them 70
my friends. Yours, J. v. HINES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-26

MILITARY. BY letter in the Sentinel
We learn that tie Maine Fifteenth isat PEN
sacoia. Florida. The writer thought that
Gen. Dow would DO placed IN command.
Gen. Butler had formed his force into four
brigades, and had placed them all in CON-
mand o, acting brisa!iers.
The Press reports Thomas Powers. Of
Newry, u, Grace Church Hospital, Wash
inston. doing we'll.
Col. Rufus Ingalls,. q native Of Denmark,
in this County. has been appointed Br'sa.
der General.
Tho following are tie officers OF the 2is!
Regiment Elijah d. johnson. Lewiston,
Colonel; Nathan Stanley. vas.alboro. Lieut..
Colonel Benz. q. Merry. Wet Bath. Maj.
Twsnty.thrd Resiment.-wm. W. vir.
gin. Norway. Colonel; Enos T. Luce, Al.
burn. Lieutenant Colonel; Alfred d. Soule.
Lewiston. Major; William Bray. Turner.
Quar,crmSster; Winthrop II. Hall, Pal.
myra. Adju,an,; Royal T.. Whitman. Tur
ner, Sergeant Major.
Tweniy.four,h Resimcnt.-Gsorse NJ.
Atwood. Gardiner. Colonel; Christopher
T. Bean, Warren, Lieut.. Colonel; Eben
Hutchinson, Athens, Major.
Twen,y.ffth Regiment, fessen.
den. Portland. Colonel; Charles +. Shaw.
Portland. Lieut.. Colonel; Alexander FOL.
man, Portland. Major.
Col. fessenden 10 q son OF Senator fesscn.
den. lie 10 now in the service and Was
wounded a. tho battle Of Shiloh.
Twenty.seveu,h Rsgiment.-Rufas p.
Tapley, Saco. Colonel; Mark +. Went
worth. Ki,,ery. L'eut. Colonel; james ~.
Stone. Kennebuuk, Major.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-26
Loyal a" Democrats.

In the present. rebellion abou, one bali OF
the democratic party has gone oSer. neck
aud heels. t. the traitors. In the South u
large portion Of tina, old political orsaniIa'
uon are now found IN arm. against the
government. la the North. n portion Of
their number have actually .sciaidled v
and gone TO Dixie to fsht for their "S1u'h'
rrn brethren -. aud another portion ,yHpd'
h,:, with the traitors. and rclOies a, their
yic,orie. and oar defeats. Tho rcsldae are
at heart loyal, true men-.Incero friends OF
their country. Thu. last class are men
whose loyalty hs, not been purchased by
money or office. IL Is often said, and with
good deal Of truth, too, tia, "ihey iba,
are no, Tor Us are against Us" There ate
really IN tbi. conte,, but two parties. thu
Trend, and the ioc. Of tic Government.
Notwithstanding thi. tac,, We have great
many yrol,sad Union men vho are LATHE II
any better than open traitors. They are
found mixed up" IN the democratic par.
" all over the State. They are conditional!
patriots. 4 conditional Union man i. no
better than n rel, l, and h.. lnaaencc, what.
ever no has. !. agaIn,, the government. \
very considerable cla.. make their loyalty
contingent, upon the honor, and emolumen,'
Of Office. II the Republicans will step one
side sni gi-e ,hcni Ihes,. then they are all
right. good and faithful supporter. OF LIN
coin ani h., administration II, on The
other hand, they have to stand in the ranks
as priva,c., they are ins,anier the most bit
ter enemie. Of tie war and the government.
Par.on BrOwnlow declares that among al!
traitors a northern rebel !. tie mos, wicked
the moe, unprineipled. the mos, TO b. de-.
pissed. 4 man at the North. especially IN
favored New England. who Is no, an un.
qualified friend vl the Union. has no cx.
cu-e-nothins can palate his treason. Why
i, i, tina, We hear proic.s,d loyal men in the
democratis party rejoicing a, the defea, oil
Republicans whose love Of country has never
been called in question, and the success Of
SECESSION denOoraisi With all such party Is
above country. They are traitors at heart.
u u man Is n true trend Of hi. country, no
matter to what party he belongs, he is to
be respected and honOred. II his loyalty !.
conditional or contingent. then he may as
well throw Oa his cloak OF hypocrisy. no
longer seek to deceive or ehea, others, own
himself traitor. and take n traitors fate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-26
Can. Butler Aiming tho Negroes.

Notwithstanding the long controversy DO
tween Gems. Butler and Phelps In relation
to ,heemrloy ment Of colorcd persons Ia The
military service OF the United States, the
former has adopted the theory Of the latter,
and has now large force Of negroes formed
into military companies. armed and equ'p'
ped. and under drill. This TACT NO learn
from private and Published correspondence
from men belonging to Gen. Bu'lers army
Gen. II is no, only doing this. but no ''
granting emancipation papers to all slaves
Who enls, In the military service. u IL
au,horita,ively ,aid tina, these negroes are
mp, scholars. and very readily learn the dr'll
exercises. That they arc rugged aud can
endure srca, hard.hip' and fa,igucs, IL a
f.e. too we'll known TO he controverted.
Now. we ask. why should the fathers and
con. IRON Maine and Massachusetts, be taken
from their New England home. aud sent to
guard the city OF New Orleans. or any other
Southern locality. and thereby be exposed
to all the epiien'cs and fevcrs OF q Southern
climate. when there are loyal men on the
ground who are not only willing. but dcsir.
Gus Of being pa, into this sr''ce' Oh. It
is said by the demacocues. that the latter
class are men Of DARK oomp'erions. And i'
that all9 Yes, tha, is all; yet. Gen. but
Ter writes tina, tho majority Of his regiment
are about the shade OF the late Daniel Web
s,cr.
Is IL not about time Tor Us all TO lay aside
our reverence for the institution OF slavery.
which Ia. demor,lired the whole South and
brough, u. to the brink OF dss,ruc,ion' The
negroes are loyal TO this government, u
only requires an assurance from the Admin.
i.tratiOn that they shall BE- free. and they
are with u.. body and soul. to hsh, or Ia
Dor. just as circumstances require. 10 Is
now u simple. plain question. whether W
wall. by sustaining our past roliey. iorce
the.c four million. OF loyal subjects in the
South TO "s're aid and comfort " to the reS'
els, or whether We will, by emancipation.
appropriate their aid to US IN 'upprcs.inc
ih,. rebellion. and thereby deprive the rebels
Of one Of their greatest element. OF strength.
Gen. Batter il right; the voice Of the rco
Pie wall sustain him he has adopted the
true policy. aud the sooner u !. e'erywherc
adopted. the more speedily will this unholy
rsbllliOn be suppressed aud brOush, TO au
end
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-26

IlAKrTR's fERRr. 4 correspondent, in,i-
ma,s- tina, the surrender OF IIarPsr's Ferry.
which defeated General MeClellan'- plan iOr
basgins the rebel army. va. the result oil
drunkenness on the par; Of the commanding
oihcer. Col. Miles dis,rsced himself a,
Boil Ran, and has a, other time. been in a
condition unbeeomios an officer. A, llar-
psr's Ferry the batteries Commanding the
position were abandoned before the attack
va, made. to the chagrin OF tho men in
charge. Having allowed his batteries to he
spiked. there remained no course but to eur.
render. when the place was invested.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-26
fryeburg Items.


rryebure 6llsd her quota under the last
a. we'll as tho preceding call, with volun.
,ecr. Tw.usy.s,x meu were required thir'
,y.,bres offered. and tweaiv.cisht accep'ed'
The town has furnished. since the war be-
gan, So men for our own State regiments.
and about fifteen in other States, making q
total Of upwards one hundred. The whole
number required according to Its popu'a'
ton, as Il stands on tho Adjatants roll. 10
7i-so that Il has furnished an actual eIot"
Of moro than thirty men. None have been
killed In battle-somc have died in hospital.
VIM. II. lladlsy. agent for the United
States Sanitary Commission. lsciurcd In the
village. Friday evening. explaining the ben.
efcent objects and intricate workings OF that
body. and asking an in behalf OF its sue
cs..fui maintenance. A committee was
raised after the meeting, composed mostly Of
ladies. TO solicit money by subscription. who
met with n hearty and generous response a'
nil Of the houses. save one. One. an az.
frightcd refugee from his home, tho nations
capital. and his institution" on The
breaking on, Of the slavcholier'' rebellion,
would hang his gilded .icn to northern skies.
TO be q recipient OF northern patronage. and
vet sting the brcas, tina, warns. and the
,..J ,l., I'D. hin, .. wauih ne chy,stian
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-26
The Direct Tax.

The appointment OF special assessors and
collector. under the Law Oi Congress PRO
vidins Tor an excise tan, y only one OF 'he
pAhy cyid,nce- tina, w. have OF the exist.
snce Of the southern rebellion. |, Is an eI'
traordinAry measure, one that has been sell
dom rc-Or,ed 10 Cor the purpose OF raising
revenue for the Government. Obnoxious
. is direct taxation. Yet the eI'scncie. OF
the tinc- seem to demand a, War always
carrie. with it great eos, consequently the
money hA. in some way 20 be RAISED 10 meet
il. TIL. cannot. IN the pre'eut contingency,
be done In Ihc ordinary way. by taria du
tics en- imports. And money eno1sh In
some way mus, b. rai-li 10 keep up tie
credi, of the Government. The dirce; tax
imp,.,i a, tie las, session Of Congress, will
serve 20 40 this and at the same time will
yield a very lars. revenue 1, was con.
tended By the trend. % the measure, when
twas b,f,.e Congress. that q, would adlri
IN annual rcrcnue OF On, hundred ani fifty
million. ana We are inclined 10 the cpla.
ion tina, they did M, oycrra,e the sun.
To arrange the detail. OF such a bal -
that Il wooli operate equally upon all. vac
an impos.,nli,;y. IL Approximate 10 h''
end was all that coali reasonably DO sH.
p-c,ei. and we believe th,. ia, bcyn done
BY eareiul exnminaiiIn Of the law. u will
be seen that the great agricultural intsrcst'
OF the county have b,cn protected. teal
estate II not touched. neither ., any Kind
OF stock rai.-l and k,pi upon farms 50
shat larmsr. will only trl the tax a. top
crates upon other Interests. Pleasure car
riases with their harnesses, When worth
over se,eniy.6se dollar', arc su.'ci TO a
tar, and thc-s are about tie only kinds o!
personal property which farmers ever Keep
that are liable % De taxed. The license %
ten dollars required Of lawygrs AMI Doctor.
Will NJ; - complained Of by men IN the
rrols- ION. while retailer. and wholesale
dea, - will a. a general thin. eh,erfally pay
che sun. required of them. The al 'ai5rum
tar upon article. Of manufacture, while 1t
will yield large revenue, wi MT by that
sutsrprising in,ere., be CONSIDERED 0rrre.
si,e. for ihe reason iLAt large profits accrue
from their business
Bot il i not our ia,sn;i0n to 80 INTO the
detail. Of the law. We believe the loyal
men aud women OF ihi, country will cheer
fully respond TO the Pecuniary demands
made upon thCu by ,h,' new excise tax.
The government mus, be ohecTiaIly support
ed in It. efforts to p, down rebellion. and
,he usass mus, b. furnished Tor tbs pur
pose. II asa ,lrrifoe 10 contribute 20
meet the demand. Of this tax. w. shogij all
remember that 49, are Tayin: To cave ou'
sr1 government from destruction at the
hands Of lawles. traitors and d,.psradoes.
We are all recyiun; the protection afforded
BY the les, suvsrnmeu; the world ever saw ;
let u. with cheerful and willing hand
eoutr,buis Of our abundan, means TO save
IL, In doing il, We bat perform our duty
rs good and loyal eiiizsns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-26

Tho Proclamation OF tho President. In
thi, Issue, will be rad with the most IN.
tense interest. The President IL now conf
dent Of the power to crush out the rebcl'ion'
marching forward In such force " to make
resistance Of little avail. In this position
he places before the people the consequences
Of a further resistance. ut the same time
showing them an easy path by which to re-
turn to duty; and proclaims bis intention
to recommend compensation to oil loyal
men. who shall sutIer from the acts Of the
government. in losing slaves. We are con
fdent that this measure will result 10 great
good to the federal cause: and convince tho
rsbels, NJ well IS our own people. that
henccfor,h the war 10 10 be conducted With
out gloves.