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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-08-06

JUDGE DOUGLASS LAST WORDS
The organs and orators of the Aboli-
tion-Disunion party, are in the habit Of
parading an extract or two from some OF
the last speeches of Douglas (whom they
now term ''lamented" Douglas), and mis-
applying them entirely and thus grossly
misrepresenting their author When
Judge Douglas passed west from Wash
ington, and spoke in Ohio, Indiana and
Illinois, President Lincoln had just called
for seventy-fye thousand mon under his
first proclamation, and to be used fos the
objects and purposes therein named. The
object of Judge Douglass speeches, at
that time, was to promptly rally the peo-
pie in response to that call, stimulated
by the impression which he had, that
Washington was in danger In the very
same speeches, however, from which the
paragraphs which the bogus Union party
quote, Judge Douglas declared emphati-
cally that he would not make war himself
nor would he encourage or tolerate it in
others, on the institutions of any of the
Southern States; his sole object and pur-
pose being to aid tho President to put
down the rebellion and enforce the Fed
eral authority. Every one who heard
Judge Douglas speak here, will remem-
ber how particular he was to disclaim any
intention to make war upon any State or
the institutions thereof. The man must
be fool who believes that Judge Doug
las, if living, would have tolerated or
sanctioned the infamous legislation of the
late session of Congress. He would have
been the leader in the Senate in denounc-
ing it all, and would now be found rally
ing his countrymen to unite on the old
Democratic platform as the only hope Of
preserving the Union Ohio Statesman.
par Mr.. G. P. Brister, Editress of
Newark CO., Times, writes in her paper
of january 20, 1859, as follows:
We know that DIR. Rohack's Scandina-
Wan Remedies are all they claim to be.
The DR.. presented us with few bottles
of his Scandinavian Blood Purifier and
boxes of his Blood Pills last summer,
which put new life into US. They invigo-
rate, strengthen, and leave the system in
better condition than stimulants usually
do, and have no depressing effect. We
feel safe in recommending the Blood
Purifier to all suffering from debility, be
the cause what it may, the Pills have this
popularity, they are powerfully active,
and at the same time leave patient stronger
and in an improved condition, different
from most drastic remedies. Try them
with the Blood Puriferand you will feel
like many who have been relieved, and
willing to add your testimony to their
efficacy. See advertisement.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-08-06
TO TEACHERS.
Notice.

Township and Town Treasurcrs are
notified that the funds due their Township
will be ready after the 22nd of August.
JNo. B. NoLL, Treasurer.
Augusta. lS62.-2t
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-08-06

1A- Hon. G. r. ToMPK1Ns, late mem
ber of Congress from the Morgan and
Mnskingum District, died very suddenly
at McConnelsville, on Tuesday of last
week
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-08-06

Attention, Old, Monroel
ONE HUNDRED D ABLE-BODIED
MEN WANTED FOR THE 92ND
REGIMENT AT MARIETTA. "
LOOK AT THE ADVANTAGES.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-08-06

Regular Army pay to commence from
the day of Enlistment, and One Hundred
Dollars Bounty Money at the end of thrse
years, or at the close of the War. Each
Recruit will receive Twenty Five Dollar
of his Bounty, and one months pay in adj
vance as soon as mustered into camp.
Clothing and provisions furnished as soon
as sworn in. Headquarters at Jerusalem.
Rendezvous at Malaga. ss
LEVI LUPTON, siao.
Recruiting Oficer.4
August 6, 1862.-pd.
TO TEACHERS.
The Board of Examiners will hold
meetings at Woodsfeld, ON the following
days:
SATURDAY, August %.
8" Sept. 13
By order of the Board.
JAMES O. AMOS, Clerk.
August 6, 1862.-7w
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-08-06

July .. lss2.--si7s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-19

NOTICE.

To BeDjAuIin r. Romaine abdA N Carpenter:
You, And each OF you are hereby notified ina, there
10 now nle Ia the once of the Cisfk Of the District
Court Of Lee County, issh, NJ ktok NJ petition Of
Hiram Barney claiming at seu, B-ntaaasn r. Rom
the Of Thi,ta,Ass fhspdsal sSsnsm, With 10 pei
cent interest per snnum, pay able annually money
dee % hcstsaKv INSIDE ~ you W Charles Mason ana
alec claiming Aeainst sseh Of ron he foreclosure
Of said Mongaee Inc same being upon Lot No ave Isl
I'M Block forty four IA In Masonb Upper Addition to
III. city "a Ksotsk .fAs County, iovs, fort purchase
money, and luther asking Tor SALE ofsad premises
and general relief
~ fore Of the second day OF the next term Of
aid Court to commence at Keokuk on the lst Mon
dsy ofYebfuary A. D., IS03 delaait will b. entered
aAnst you and jstgnsnt rsndsrsa tharsos - pssysd
Tot In said petition.
ssa} EOHLE& SrR0EG,
novl0-dAw AkorueyU Tor Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-19
NOTICE.

no Whoeler Aeuee p Eneu1Ains a q niIlings
Lncinda Billipas fa,sr3ss II hSksss. inns " bbott
D. Is Gray, Miller, Nabsv 8 o.. Xrelibo,d Hender-
am Galloway 4 webster Inme ri Wii1asps exc
stsr. Geo. g. An6orson q Co. Hxnford = Bro. r.
W. Phinney Roynolds ard nichardsop Geo, O.
Andsssss, kssksf Psmals CoiieEs. a. g. Highly,
Wsshinstnn Union Insuranae ~, f,,SSsrsu,6 n.
iasI insursnes Co., 9. B. Twssay. Pcssf sssylsr.
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;;si 8 Ss.s 2 ar. q s %. s:,,s
Hlsek, Il. M Rseisf, d. b. wos11ard, jsHss ".
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To John stanuus, Haynes w Rankfu ssagnse Of
Patrick wslsh, Nancy Franklin, executrix Of ~
estate Of Noah Rsankiin, deceased, c Hiebee, wm
Steele assignee Of W n 4 Raadiek, 6AraA StAs-
mus. assignee Of John Garowsy, ja.es y BiiiinGs.
Jsmes Les, John Durkee r D0sksa, IsAe
Boyd, Gotilieb Hunaaksr, Reynolds, Christian
CARRIER DaAiei Welhhant a8
Your are hereby notified that there Is on die In
the VI the Clerk ~ the District Couf n Lee Coun
~ Iowa, 1t keekuk. petition Of Geo. C.. Anderson
claiming Of you, the said John Stannus and Haynes
the sum OF seven Hundred Dollars money due
three proMissry notes, and esiSnK 81 all Of ,ou the
foreclosure OF mortgARe. given 10 said notes
conveying part Of Lot Block 80 In the city OF
KeokGk, Lee county, Iuwa, in which you have or
claim 10 have some Interest
And unless you appear thereto aud defend before
Of the second day OF the said
commence nrsl Monday OF February, 1903 judg-
and decree will be- rendered thereon by
RANKIN Il McCRAKY,
dec2-d4w Attorneys for Piaiuti6.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-19

10 lssusl HarsstAAl q. Lehnaay and Z. Bioek part.
i Go. Il 800 ~ ssssNF 80 +@sTF+ $3.50 'T
xou are h1rShy notAAd that IAsrs IS now on als
y ne ONO OF ha Clerk Of The pStrict Court Of LeS
Voansy, tuwA ~ kcokuk, petition " SIMMER K AAa
5000 et@mieM ~ ron thc sam ~ one eAeasan6 ~
sostyone and lOO dollars, account or money had
yo1 Hun hims without sny isSAi s1AsaserStseA,
cola In violtos III sRs stasats 81 Icws And prsyns
a9aanea Jon m attachment.
Aau y nisss ycu nppeaf thereto and defend betoFs
g 0s secc I'd day Of th~ next tesm VI SID nAs.
Nm Ce44 ~ n116nc1 On 49, IRA y Seda1 ~ 20.
ra.s3 a. q ~ 3n4smsHt Will - ssHdssyd Aerinsi
s M -Ie3 tn I7s 0nO. wv. NcCRAHf,g ID
mAtseAtw AtiSsssy Tor flatnsi6
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-19
.nIGINAINnIIcr.

TpJoAn StsnAps, 6ykxhSssJ W Aanafp. .s.irnoe 8,
PAtdcM N 1sh,A Mhn4y HnnklJh, eAlaaIslT Oh III
estate ofNoAh Franklin, declared A q Htebee " q
nuss assisntD n oAh 1hils ws}, lgAhssa1 Rilinss
James Lee. John Durkee, y Duykse. Johu
4, BOYD Gottltao aHunsaherf ~ ReynoIds, Daniel
WeIlfhsn, ana Gerber:
Yoh are hefSby netineA shst there isnuw on als IL
the Clark ONCE OF The District Court Of Lee County
lows,I a. Keokuk, 4 DAtttsA Of Gen. c. An esA0n
claiming Of YOU tbs said John EshnuA and Has n~e
Stvsp Huudre4 Dollars money due m GhseS Tvem-
sory notes and claiming Of all Of the foroefosurs
p1st Sf 1t ii, Blsek q, IN Che ciy 81 Esokuf, Ia
County ,Icwss p which yon have cain 70 hAy~ssne
:, Apd nNlets yov pppcar thsreto and defend beeore
Moe u NE sseond day inc next tam or ssid Court
tt cem.arncs on The Asst Monday u RCergaxy, l6ds
judgment and decree VIII BE- rendered thereon hy de-
fault 4-g l. k.4sK5e RAEEIS T. krCRARY, NJ
detJ-d4wa AltoYneys for PlafLtid.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-19

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Miller and Samuel = Miller her husband, jane.
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THE NEW. YORK. .TRIRUNE.

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II rux Nrw Yo4x Tnspunr, 1pst issued In le4l, NO
ana Ssss1 ~
sysf p.ss:n' Ga, e Anss,ts.. safs
ts patrons q serJe in the War for he Unss its cir
cuia,ion the 9th Of December. lsoa asfSiiows,
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Presntneutit = Journal OF News and OF Literatare
The TEIspHE has political con victisns, which are
wen characterized by the single word REPrRLtcAH.
"A 10 sAspubcan 10 III hearty Adh0sion 10 is GrsAi
truth that God has made OF blood all ions
men" Republican 10 sa's-rtion u the rausi snd In
Aliansbe rights Of ell men " lite i,bvrt, and tae
sarnest asaai hossilisy TO every scheme and sAsri
Of the SLAVE Power, from Annexation Of Texae . tAs
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and inseparable' hsncofofth aud forever.
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% acme extent In hess to hduo.sion: e%pss..os
ai.sk~r 10 NE spirisusl and matertat pEegssss aud
vel being OF mankind for the present Its
ges sad its cosuahs arr mainly devoted 70 the In.
vgoation aud speoes OF the War for the Uaion. IL
special correspondents accompany every
army and report every important incident Of that
great struggle which trust IL " rssnlt In the
sikuai and Conclusive triumph OF the National arms
aad IN The scstoraton Of Psace and fert 70 our dis
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-19

ORIGINAL NOTICE.

lEldfNAL NUIfCE.
Patrick Walsh, Hsecy Fnpkiin- exseptiA ~ thr
estate Of NosA Frsnk1ln decsased, Hi b<x WIN
stsele, assignee oI wp = l. 1uddidk lne9A 6ssn
nus, -nee OF John Galloway. jsmss II Btflings.
Janice 4 lee, jehn A Uafkee, u 2 0eskeA yuAn
Boyd n Reynolds, chrfstian CARRIER. Daniel
Weiithen, Jeremish Dstwa 0otAisb AupAAhar:
You are hereby notified that there 10 now on S.e In
Tho et1ee Of tAe Clerk Of the Dssrsct Court ofIse
county lows, ~ keokuk petition Of Geo C.. Amber
claiming Of yUt, the sntd John Bssanss and b.
Haynes the sum Of Seven Hundred Dollars - nonsy
due on thv~e pvssssary nos~s and claiming % MI Of
ron the foreclosure Of morHss~ sisen = secure asd
the city of Kepkpk, Lire sny iesa, In hich resi-
.sfafe ron hive ~ n htste ba.s some Interest.
And snlesH .Du, appFsr, lheFe1o and dofn0d betors
noon or the t-cohd Day Of the next term Of ga Ia
courr taa,nl ,en on The 1rst Monday 81 Fehsu4tss
1865 iu!gmenr aud decree WIN BE rendered. Ii, feo,
sccorting To the prayer of said petition. eg 4.
RANKIN b McCRAkf.
dee2-l4w Attorneys for PinintiG.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-19
!, EGAL NOTICE.

10 Jehn Tsmplin, James Gass, Lauren Dewsv, -
JOHN 0eCune:
You arshsIsby NO tlAed that there il nov % M 10
the once Of the Clerk Of the District Court OF Lee
Coss,y, Iowa q ksokuk, petition ofths KeokHk
q ron the sum Of Three Hundred And TAtrsyfosr and
eo-iOo De- With III Sss q I'm pr cent pr annu
and claiming ngsinstJ writ Of attaehmsnt,
And unlNs you appear and sb6wer ssid petition en
OF before no ~ Of the second Day Il IT, next Terra
said Cour, Judgment win be rendered AGAINST you b.
default. RANKIN = NrCMAH M
nov7-d4W plAintiGA Attorney.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-19
EHAL NOTICE.

20 Frank Brown:
foa are hereby notined that there now on ale in
County, Iowa, At Keok ny petition orW 8 Nc(,aylr
aaining Of you Pour Hundred Dollars for Rest Of
nouse leased By you OF him. and praying writ Of a.
taehmenI for the same.
And unless you appear and answer thereto, on OF
before NE second day 81 the Term OF said Court
the esas NcEday IN February, S093. jndg
msnt viii b. rendered against You thereon
*tA@ RANKIN L kcCRARY,
nsV1-ASW 4n Plainti0n Astos0eys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-19

WANTED.
Any psrsea having ANAL house with full sire lot,
conveniently located busess part of the city
can md cash customer by calling on
Pm. HuMKs CO.,
Third ST., between Main and Johnson.
December 4. se2,--d0t
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-20
The Platform-The Ticker.

The wire pullers of the Republican party are
greatly perplexed at the Democratic platform.
They are so much disappointed at its high toned
patriotism that they really do not know what to
do. 1t is fer the Union for ever and the Consti-
tuition, and every sentiment OF it breathes de-
votion to our Union which can not be excelled.
In Convention assembled, the Democracy have
taken their position boldly in favor of sustaining
the Union, at all hazards, according TO the Con-
stitution. They will stand by the principles pro
mulgated on the 9Th of January, and they invite
the co operation OF oil conservative and Union
loving men to carry them out.
Henceforth the petty tool who, for partisan
purposes, puts forth the cry that the Democracy
oil Indiana are disloyal to the Government, should
be treated with scorn and contempt by all loyal
and good citizens. He that does it will but ut
ter a lie and SANDER against them.
The Democratic party is now the only true
Union party in Indiana and all who desire TO pre-
serve and maintain the Constitution and the
Union, viii rally to its support.
In its hands the interests of the State and the
welfare Of the people will be safe, and its triumph
next fall, will be the sure harbinger of better
times
The ticket nominated is composed of the very
best men in the Safe. The nominees are all
men of the highest character for capacity and
integrity They s-.e all thorough Union men
and have been all their lives No faint Of dis
union attaches to cse of them. They hive bat
tied for the Constitution and the Union, and,
fully appreciating the benefits conferred by both
upon the American people, they will stand by
them against all opposition. They are gentle
men of liberal views and sound, conservative
principles. OF such ticket the Union Democ-
racy may well be proud. and we cannot doubt
that they will rally to its support with unparal-
leIed enthusiasm and unanimity -1srre Haufe
Journal.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-20
Chnnxe in the cabinet.

The telegraph informs US that Gen. CAMERON
has vacated the War Department and that the
President has selected the Hon. EDWIN M. STAN
TON to occupy this important place. This is
move'in the right direction. Mr.. CAMERON is the
only member of the Administration who has
openly avowed Abolition sympathies and his
cessor has the reputation of entertaining decided
conservative sentiments. Mr.. STANTON was
formerly a citizen of Ohio bnt for several years
has resided in Washington City. He is law ger
of high reputation and is said to possess admins
trative ability in eminent degree. Upon the
disruption of Mr.. BUcHANAS's Cabinet Mr..
STANTON for a short time filled the position of
Attorney General in the place of Mr.. BLACK who
was transferred to the State Department. We
have no doubt he viii infuse vigor and energy
into this most important department of the public
service in the present crisis of the country, and
that the reckless extravaganza which has charac-
terized the administration of Mr.. CAMERON
will be succeeded by wise economy and strict
accountability in all subordinates. In this APP
poinsment Mr.. LINCOLN manifests disposition to
rely upon the Democratic conservative element
TO sustain him in his effort to maintain the integ
rity of the Government and we hope the integri-
ty of the Constitution and the Union
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-20

NEW YORK, Jan. l4th-Advices from Havana
are to the 9TH inst.
On the 2Sth ult. Gen. Prime, after a most en-
thusiastic reception by the Havanese, left for
Vera Cruz to take command of the expedition
there. He was accompanied by portion of the
French Contingent.
Several of the English vessels had also been at
Havana, but had not gone to Mexico.
The first news from Vera Cruz had been re-
ceived by steamer which left there on the 25th.
Accounts brought down from the interior BY Sir
Charles Wyke, the English Minister, the Mexi-
cans are making immense preparations to oppose
the progress of the allies into the interior.
Juarez had issued temperate proclamation
calling on all parties to unite to repel the inva-
sion, and his call had been almost universally re-
sponded to.
1t was believed over l00, 900 men would be in
the field with 100 pieces of artillery.
Uragua was preparing to dispute the passes
above Vera Cruz with about 90, 900 men.
Tampico, it is understood, will not be surren
dered without struggle, for which the place is
well prepared.
1t is announced that on the 26th ult. an Eng
lish steamer sailed from that port for Matamoras
under very suspicious Circumstances.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-20


The Detroit Free Press says President LINCOLN
was lately present at lecture BY HORACE
GREELEY. at the Smithsonian Institute. We
shall next expect him to send for YAScEr and
listen to one of his harangues. GREELEY has
done more harm to the present Administration,
and given more aid to the enemy, than any other
man in the country. ANY mark Of favor, how
ever slight. shown to him by the President, win
awaken the dstrust of loyal men. Indeed we be-
Iieve il is tine for temporizing with Northern
treason to cease. Mr.. LINCOLN should stand
boldly before the country and announce that he
agrees with all conservative citizens, and places
Abolitionism and secession in the same category.
ofcrime and infamy. ABRAMS bosom" may be
desirable dwelling. but patriots will never con-
sent to nestle there with HORACE GREELEY.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-20

The journal claims great credit for Governor
MoEToS for not having exercised the pardoning
power to the same extent that Governor HAM
xoxD did during his administration. Il is well
known that the arrests and convictions for crime
have diminished materially since the commence
resnt Of the war. and the demands for Executive
eIemency have consequently not been so pressing,
There is, however. marked difference in the
administrations Of these Executives which the
Journal fails to notice. Governor HAMMOND was
never charged by the members of his own party
or even BY his political opponents with corruption
or venality in the discharge of his official du-
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-20

tE The Chicago Times says that "the logic
Of the speech Of Mr.. HESDRIcKs, upon taking the
chair as President tf the Democratic State Con
veation, viii take terrible hold Of the people Of
the Northwest. The speech is, without exceP-
ton. the most scatbing review Of Republicanism
that has been uttered from any quarter. Il was
contained in our yesterdays Daily and viii APP
pear in our next Weekly issue. Wetrust every
Democratic newspaper in these seven Northwest
ern States will give it wings"
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-20
Personal endorsements.

The Republican organ is very much dissatis-
fed with the Democratic State Convention for its
refusal, as it charges, to indorse Senator DoUG-
LAS and Ex-Governor WRIGHT and failure to
notice in the official proceedings resolution to
that effect The gentleman who offered the res
olusion withdrew it himself when he found
the Convention was indisposed to consider
mere personal Endorsements for political
effect. Posthumous honors had already been
paid to the memory Of the deceased Senator
in every way that could be grateful to his per-
sonal and political friends. And we presume that
ex Governor WRIGHT himself and his true friends
do not claim that he has recently rendered such
distinguished services to his country, that would
entitle him to that special consideration any more
than many others. The gallant leader of the
Democracy in 1856, the lamented WILLARD, had
deceased since the assembling of Democratic
State Convention but his friends did not think it
necessary to renew the tokens of respect which
had been PAID to his memory, or that a failure to
do soby the Convention was a reputation OF one
whom the Democracy had honored. Neither did
the Convention intend any disrespect TO the dele
sue WIZ Ohctcu TIE ftcOiutiOn III refusing 70 en-
terrain it. The Convention was not assembled
to eulogize men, and there was determination
not to permit the past discussions about personal
favorites to disturb its harmony. The
Journal. utterly failing to create any impress
sion against the principles enunciated by
the Convention or the candidates it nominated is
laboring hard, but with no effect whatever, to
excite prejudice against its action by calling il a
Bright Convention" The old feud Of BrfeHr
and WRIGHT is played out. and it can not be re-
vived. The attempt TO do so is shallow Repub-
lican trick And neither of those individuals had
any more influence in controlling the action Of
the Convention than the humbIest delegate pres
ent, and we say this without intending any disre-
specific the Senator who has certificate of loyalty
froma Republican Investigating COMMITTEES. or to
the distinguished ex Governor, both of whom
have been honored by the Democracy Of Indiana
for the past quarter Of century in a marked de-
gree.