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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-24

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I11EsIl ~ 4 ROCK"
PHCENIx
OF
HARTFORD
1862.
sixteenth cmi-innual statement
-uF Tut
EN,NCI,I. CONDITION
Phoenix Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, CONN,
First bay OF January. 1862.
ASSE rs.
Cash. sIO5.s.2G 90.
Cash on hand aud IN Bank. $6O,l91 js
Cash in the hands of and
due from Agcut,....... l5,3ao 10 SlOj, sec 9s
Real Estate. si;.5oO.
Real estate owned hy the Company. S!i,ouO 10
Loans. sI5.5IO.
Amount loaned on Murtg-
ayes of Real ENlir..... 81 900 %
Amount loaned uu pledge
uI Bank StuCtN,........ Hl,iUU 90
Amount loaned, otherwise
secured. 3,ItO 90 SII,llO 90
New York sank stocks. siaI 900.
% shares United States
Trust Company Stock,
PAR. yAr. MAR. Val.
.l.....,.........., $4,000 $4,000
200 shares American EN-
change Ba'k Stock NY. 10000 10000
200 shares Metropolitan
Bank Stock, \. N...,... 10000 lN,iOu
300 shares Manufacturers
ana Merchants Bank
stock, N.l........... SOOOO lN,Ouu
100 shares Continental B'k
Stock, n. Y.......... $4,000 II ESQ
i2S shares Mechanics B'k
Stock, n. N........... lO,7OO $3.50
300 shares PhunN Bank
Stock, N.N,.......... 10000 1900
200 shares Merchants EN-
change BIN Srk, Ny. 10000 5000
100 shares Merchants B'h
sr"ck. \. Y........... 1000 1000
100 shares Ocean B'k Srk,
N.Y................. 1000 3,1jO
,,
Hartford Bank stocks, eI5J,GOb.
300 shares Farmers y Mochan-
res Bank Stock, Hartford. 100000 33, 100
,no .L,tcsrINN.L St.k Uari'.d 2OOru y uu0
nnn - rtr, u,,L S,,,L
Hartford. 10000 10000
goo shares phuniN Bank stock,
Hartford ,''''' ''''' -''''' '''-''
200 shares Merchants \ Manu-
~ '1''''',s - Ni,'',' , u,.r '''''' ''''''
II,r,to,J J. 90 Ooo II O0O
l2i shs St,tr H,k S.k Hartford - 400 lJ25O
IA shares IIortlnrd Rank Stork
U,rttnrL 1000 5000
IA share. Conn. River B.k Srl
UIftfur,I. I................ l.luO $3.50
10 shares Hartford County Bk
waterbury. Ct.. Bank stocks, si2,5oo
'oO WaI%sbnry SVa1@s 1.I%@. "."N >".' 10000 $500
3N shares Waterbury Bank St'k
Waterbury, '''''''''''''' '''Oo -'oo'
90 shares Niagara District N'k
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-24
Assets.

Total amt of Capital and Surplus 400 ls7 20
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-24
TIE CELEBRATED DELAWARE,

Dlanna, Anna, Rcbecca, Union village, Concord,
and others. Warranted genuine, on the best
terms, wholesale and retail.
The illustrated Catalogue furnished for two
cent postage stamps.
These new varieties OF grapes are attracting
great attention. They are from ten days to three
weeks earlier than the Isabella Cranes
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-24
SMALL FRUIT NURSERY.
IONA GRAPE VINES

| | land and vicinity, for he sale of The Grape
Vines grown by DR.. {. W. Grant, ct Iona. Island
near peekskIll, n. y, on the Hudson riyer shall
be enabled to supply vines Of unequaled quality,
of all the most valuable varieties, including
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-24

IL ig.2li i,".
The amount due and not due to bankers
and other creditors ut the Company.... None.
Losses adjusted and duc................ None,
Losses reported uuadIu~lcd, IN suspense
and waiting further prvuIs.............S2 $50 ,"bl
Losses contested. ...................... $500
Total of all Liabiiities.......... $50, ,IGi.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-17
NEW AKTiCLh
Roback's stomach Bitters

rer sud dellrfffsl stornarhkc a1d Co<l1kl. 1 q
sv1ng tone 20 the s1c for tie prsveneoc x
bllicas conpislsf. acideDi 70 ths Western co1n'ry
ny
Dy Epspxis. Il has no equal. Try Is
L. fdror < y shpcrsor 70 az ether btffrs. lTy D.
ne formuls cf tbese Biitsrs. nc~ (lssl) the roie
property of Dr. Roback. originated With onr 81 10
oldest and uloei eminent Medical PTsccrcneTr % Ia
wess. and Il l. directly pr~aicsted upon The wants
Western peoS,le~
fnl unr nssure the rocis and beros of vh'eh they
A-e composed, and a. thsy are, by alaying urtst
urss cravings of The stomach. drecfly prouodvect
TEMPERANCE.
he present proprietor believes thai y m2orf t1etn
<adely known, tbc public welfare Y snbseTvec-
Il VIII epon b for sale ny Al Il ir. koeack's n4
merous gents and % Hotels, &c., he county ov-
! In the raeanti1ns oTders VIII be hled cifect frou
ID Il puf up IN Qus-f Bottles. aud seccrcly Pseksc T.
ona dcs ceses Hall cos sample csses VII. love|st
! - psrkeA snc sent % any address. n de-ired-
Retasi Price, al Per hottle. er -ts
for 81.
Psiocipsl ocioe Aod sAlesgosas- ~ & 1as< fouT1
street 81 bniidinr frorr Hass stre>t. csDusnDsfi.
Ohio. Laboratory, Ne. Is HanDoDd street
r NJ DoSsPlLr. Terre Hsnl4-
4 JR CUNNINGHAM.
I w T. SHrEy, New Goebsn
l YfTTR BUSKIkK Csntresiiie
AID ~ prugsrsts ADd Merc1A1O ger.sr-its
throC ghcus the Cnitrd states aud Cena1ss,
1 iar.1~N
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-17
HOTELS.

since The opsnlns q shls vast an conanedioss
Hosi in 1854. IL hss been the single sndssvos q he
roprie,ors 70 n,h. e the most samptuous, con-
vensens sud comfortable hssos To- he s'tisen sod
stranger on ais slde TIE Ailsuiic.
And whatever has seemed h1s'y % aiininiss~r 70
nse comfort q iss guests hey ssse enieaversd,
~shoatregard - cost. % provide. ssd 70 combine
all tAe elemcnis oi lndIsiaal .as soeld sltcgusas
which uodern art bss lnvsattd. snd raossFu taste
apprOvssl and the pstronase Which g h. sonDau-
ea durlng he past sss yeai, il sr.asiss Ysoo'
,hs ,heis efforts have beeo sppreciates
To usst tbe esigsns.es cftss tmsa. shsu Al 80
required to practice - mos' rls.a economy. D.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-17
he Weekly ExpreS

sxrs.re vii &c soviasio0 fron ne A'''e
ss~-r.sss.nenss pasls6et IL both pEi{ IN. m
-, f< rz>d ths fall Daily rztea VII ~
oA' " - CHARLES CRrFT. PsoR.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-17

Compound Extract OF sarsaparila
Tie uo.t oascgns remedy Which he medical sk,n q
times devise Tor this sverywhere prsvsiling
sDd fAisi uxlscy- II Combined tim The naott ae-Se
resusiss ttst lave been cilccyfrec Tor The expuf-
gsscn ~ this fo disorder frou- The bioOd. snc che
ressue = lie systfm from tts cce,Trctse coflse-
oueDceS. Hence Il ehouid he employed Tor TIE core
of net oriy scrofsis but sisc thoee o1er sfccuons
which arise ffo1 Il sash - So. ...
Erupuve sad skip Diseases, 81 An.1ouy's Pre-.
hose, OF ErysfpelAs. Pm ples, Pustniss, kiotrh-
ss, Blains ard Boiis, 1Enors, 1eIIsr and sat
Rheum, Scald hesd. Engecrna, Kheu-
nsusm, SypbiliLe eud nsrcnrssi
Diseases, Dropsy, Dyspe2ss,
Debility, ard, indeed, al
Complaints arising frou
V.uk,ed CT impure
Bleed.
The pop1lsr telisf IL 'lmpurity O: t1e oioo<-' -
founded 10 truth for scrcfrla Is degeceratou u the
blood. The psriiculsr purpose ara virtue oi tAis
S2rsspsra IL purify and regererse thls vital rc-
"a without which soend health 4 Impossible ir coz
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-17

80 .tv,r.is-rnez's nfsT esois F-' -"
sss,.i.stry srrsngstnsD.s usss -. ,.-~.. 49, q
u4sh . sdvvrrss " u, s--r-s.s.s. soSsss.
- = ssaaerst s-rscly - taen resa-H
q ;v-r.i i.-Ssuts IN u rpsrsss nes'os e'-4-'- ="
kl~sssissuerss k-ps eo7rNaly q '.s
ios .oa 60, vcslshss "a iAe loesl eos1n. .
- ss~-- - r-r-i-- vii be chsrse1 - 60 =
a. ~ - t.r finea, Ten c~us fst 49,. tn
1..~ss-srn-u,s sent - fos 10 sp - - 80
.re.--<aa three montcs. un.ess I'll
xr,ourf - . rore~A oi - -
s-.r,ssd.tse for ol1ice 81 eNety r<.s
-. --sI - A .rxsd o. 90 fcr esSc nAins - - =. -
- "a 90 :, Ia Daily snt NesAAss
rrzc<- s.hs.Sver
ck.-~~- ,stI Be made fsF inserans q tae..,---.
NO.. sor.et,es q AssoclafioIs \. "a - g.
- e.rs r,osIos not exceeding 8 .D>s - ~
=. n ln.ertion. eight lnes A. - .s..~h-s
aanoune.zx deaths With fzrsrA N.Y.
Al: without nctice. tree. rs~ur~iors. uesten
80 ,ndIvtdusis or ssecclsuors. u y
.}v.-tl.sureDts ia-srtsd a. the shPs.,..'., shPss,
.s-ro-~. c-.ersn< M payment &c = ~ -. -.
To- the legal pros~ssA, - - c. shs accuracy cf
rsxss sdvsrtteerneE1 pe1 1oA- -
Ssir pobtrstion
he Weekly Express
,asa.s-s even ssaas.a>s. assi.sS pr -'''n'a'
rSe ..,~r ..ct without tie ncaey. n"s eep, na'
a iorrer tine tssr psid fcr
x.tes Of Advertising >"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-17
Ayers -Ague Cure,

FOB THF SPEEDY CIfL Oh
gnssrnltsen. Fever, OF FsveF and Agas, kenalsts
Fever. Chilli Fever, Dumb que, Periodical Head
schs, or Biliious Hesdashe, and Bilious Fe-
vera indeed for the whole class a dis
essso or lgnatng IN hillary dersngs-
raen,, caused by the Malaria e
Niasmatic Ccuntries.
We are enabled here 70 ofieT the eeGnrn.sy
remedy which. while i cures TIE above Complaints
With certainty, u ssih Perftctly hArnleos ~ s1s
quantity. such remedy Il invaluable In districts
where these sticting disorders prevail. This cure
expels tho nszns.lc pclson Of Fever snd Ague tron
the syste-r. AZ prevents the Development q re
cssesfe n taken on the rsf spprosch q ts pTeHoa-
itory symptoms Il l. oaiy the best remedy ever
yes discovered for tbs class q complaints but also
The chespssf. Tho large quantity We supply for 9
soT % e s59s. s~.'n. % .ns Es ss ~ ss s, ~
everybody shopld have u ana use it freely 10th ir
cure ard protection A great superiority OF this
remedy over any other discovered ti The sfcc-
dy and certain cur o. fvtrritert~ r that it cor
tains 20 Quinine oS mineral ooE-equentls II rrocn-
ces 10 qusnlsui ether fseToas effects Shsiestf Z
the constitution. Ihr Gu ed - II are it1t -
hssithy a. II tncy had meter had ths disease a
Feyer ard Ague pci alone the consc9reace q ihs
uissmstc poison erea variety 81 disg risrs sriss
| frou .ts i-Tstatllr, AZ org which are
NA5alga. Rhsrnstsr. Gcui, HcsiAsha, BIZ cness
t@,son. PEinfnl- -Anscsson q the splesa. Eye
/ teric-. Pc N IN tne Bo~els Coic, ,Parziss ~
| Ezd Der4agfms-t q the stonas1,
Al os which ~bsn originating L tAia csu-e Fut .
4 lie fa-Llktt-lt - I<~~A- -"
.'Ccsx 5Spsis The pcisor from the hlocc' sna coo
rsouenfly cures then sll alike. Il j. sn icvaluAbi
protecsion 90 -smmigrants aud ps-sons travelling Q
Temporarily rsslsing IN tbe nsiaFious districts.
taken ccssictsiiy or dGiT vhile erpc-ed 20 the 70
ssction thai Wii be excreted from the aysiexn. an
cannot accumulate iD suftcienf quantity 10 ripe
into disease. Hence a y even msre vslsso'. y
oroiecton than cure, and T. v will ever Eurr fror
tntcrnltteu.s II tbev svail themselves q the prc
lection thf- remedy affords
So Prepared ey -Ds. g AAEh a 90,
Lowell NAssathOsttts.
All our rslsfies srs far ssis ~ }. CcsrscEAs
Pm Bo.crEtls. spa - al Druggists IN r-rr'
Hsufs
Wholsssls BY A..1s 4 Co. Cincinnati
/ lunl- ed-Srr-sFecw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-17
"a Il - T X ~ G. T

on oss FzF7EEgTR SEA1-AgEUzL sZA7E
kE-yT o( Lks co4dltor of ne Ho4B D3C-
RxHCE COAPA-yY Of tts Ctty cf Fsto York.
on tks la day az Jog@a~F 1881.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-17
Black Dress Silks.

-sooYARDsJ JUST OPENED AT
EDSAIL. McDOUSAL a cos.
UAvfSG parchasei the eotire -tock q ofoksS
ii 4s.n New Yosk Whole ale bousr, ~e are r-c
- s,' 9ee- the rrtaf~ss rarrais- ever fno~o u
- ss.sr,.r 80. algs D.s,rs Hael frss sn a. to.a
p,t-.e.rr-lrr 10 % 80 Oyst
s,ler,lld Qnaiily 90 % 90 -
EDsAf1. NcpoUoaI Al %.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-17
EDIcAL.
scroraIa, or Kings Evil,

ISA e0lstiluu0na! disease, corrupto1 q tee
blood hy which fhls frit becomes vttistec UeAk.
sn1 poor. Bsine in ths crrustioa, n pers sess 90
whole bocy and usy burst Clf ~ disease or fn3 par
of r. No crgsr = free foo fs attacks, ncF = thfre
Wh.ch Il say nef de.tEos. Fhs scsefsloes sa-nt
IA xsriolsly csused IS efccrial dissssc lcs lv1rg.
dlsordsrrc o. hnhesiils food imppre AR. hish snl
hlAy bstiis tbs depressing sees. and, kbose Al -
~ renercaf lnftctfon Wkafcvcr be fts orig n n =
Hereditary The oonsrtailon, desosnding iron Ps-
rents 10 cLildIeu uno The third Ard fourth genera
uOn," INDEED n seems 20 he the rcd % Hin ~bo
says, Hiil sizt thc inle1iies = tae t1t1rrs rpcn
thftr chidfsnr =
rs chests oosnmcnos ty ceposisio1 nom ne hlo0e
of corrupt Il alcsrous matter, v1ch, in TIE rnEf,
liver. An1 tnttrnai organs - tcrln~d 'sr',<fcis IA
the ga1ds. sNtiiirgs, ard o. ~ eati-ee, ect
o. sores This foui corruption, Ntct gehltfs sn -
blood deFFesses me enerFe u iifc - tzt ec1pfi-
l0rs ccupla-nis, but thes have f4f isfs pS~ef 70
sfthsstd the attacks 81 cher diseases cou scqprst-
II sat nusnsrs pesish - disorders wAeA. siterks
t0 scrofsous in their uafaTe. are stil scc<isi -
tAl By liis tzint iir tysfeln. Hest o. t1e ecf-
sumptou Hhich decimsted the hgmar tentiy nAfie'
odein directly ir dis scrcfuious corltsnsir6s
nsEy dessrEcrve diseases q the Liver, kad
brain, and Indeed, OF All TIC organs, afise ifo2f
are Aggravated by abe sernc c3usf.
ors q1srt<r q al nlr people az scfofeicss, t1e,
pSrecns are Invaded tg tbs lurking iniersc<, 80
ihsiT health IL under ned y H. te essDse y iron
the system e Ennst the blood by AZ slters-
i've medicine. and invigcfste + by beaithy feei sd
exercise. Euoh nsd-siae We srppiy N
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-17

ASSkTs
Cash, Bsls-1e 70 B4nk, SsSeI 20
Boods and Mortgages (belng hrst Len 90
Real Estate, worth st least u, ,e0l l00l sToVl Us
Loans Stocks, payable on demand.
market value Of securities &lR1 SD 90 lAooO %
Bank stock. market valuel I5sSIt 90
United states Treasury Notes. luasrket
value t0S,Ss5 30
Rrooklvrn Cifv Water Bonds lo,25o 90
North Carolina STAT Bonds frnarks. vsD 1850 90
Missouri state Bonds (snarket value. l4,0oo 90
Real Estate Nc. 4 Wal Street. IS 800 ~
Interest due on lst January lS6l. iof
which sas. $50 y has since been rs,'d. T.7os 81
Balance In hands Of agents and in course
Of transmission from Agents, oa lst oi
January lcf which ell $50 IS hss s!pos
La land Risksl. 1855 os
other Property, MiEeesiArscus itsns. $50 oo
's1s eiss issued At oasos. $50 is
rosA. si.Se5. zoe s.
CHARLES J. MARTIN. PxxnpErT.
A.Pw wlLNAETB. vscr fuzprsr
7 kIIToc sAITH. SEckr-xsz
loHS h1dzfs lsvTsr-'s.-
CHsas.ES CksUs-G. Agent.
"a. PHTNu ROW.
nsisdt rsAr H.rrS. ND
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-17
COLLIE CiATE.


T>HF next session ~ the lerre
l. Hauts PensAio College siii open on THURSDAY
tac soth Of Jsnnary. inst and continue I've Dcuths
Rev tscoo chapnhsn fofsnpriy prof-escf On frankih
CO lcrs Pa. asd lsta Pastor 81 t1e Congrecstoral
Cb1-ch a. AsrskAii. fiis.. has hecr atf-1 20 tos
Fs~ulfv. NJ. Chapman has the repuisticn q ripe
scholar arl an able and sfc.enf teacher and brings
dsdnruished ability nd learning into his ed
% usef<lnsss. sot~ itkst ding fbe ar ngeD q
To- flmss the Coiieze the pres.rt sscsoe ~ eiise
resrly - tts utrnost cspacisy Tbs who desire -
cueT pcplis for the ensuing session. sh u,d Eak~
sppisasioa sccr.
JoHv COVERT. 7rsside<k
-srs zs-ss. ,s,- io:A. isa esvin
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-17
kgny Tickets eta Pats
fa faAksA burg.
IfeKEIs Foe SALE at ALI MAIN
OrFIcES

FREiCHTS
~By his R1uts rrerhia o. sil dsseipsions ssn ee
forwarded ron rhiisteiphis. View Ycrk. tcsssn o.
nsitlfrsre ~ any rcini The Railrpats of Ohio.
gerfuckv in.iiara. lno.s. " Nisccuf.n. tc~t - ME-
enrri ~ Asfiroei tirect
rhe Prunssivsnin Railroad also conpects ~ rTlts-
hur.a uiih sleAmers. - Wish Goois can re for
- ~ any paft - The 0tin. Mcstinruu, ken.
tu-v rsnnessss, Cnlntvfispd. uiinots. Aussissipp.
Wlserrfa wlraosfi Esrsss, Arksnsas and Red hr-
...t .-4 Il Clseeislri Ssntutky snt Chicago wifh
st~rrrsra - su rcrif CD fhr Seth Western Lstes.
w.rchants ana Shipper euiruftine tte traorpcria-
slon 81 ihsif FreigA = this Ca1lp-1v. ean fsg vih
.rsfs.nae n a. ffrrts trt1et.
rlfr RATFs o. Fkrf0Hr - sny pclai a. ths
weet ~ ~ pnunsyies Rfiifesc are a. ali tines
= fssoi sbl. are rhsrred - ctssr Railroad Co
~ psrsiraas ,ui % sas-S Ia rss-ss1v.ss
r1 sTrh Ftlisdelpkis
NAnnAw a loHs. 20 rrftk a.. baltincse.
rrFCH a Co, 80. Astrf norp- ~ Sa. srutt
--l1fcH A CO. n rsee -, I,osiQa
III U fTrr91ifr. fttrtrai =. .tfhf trsa4 TtIla
fNlpH fFNfa. UeHlf a Sap 4. 4lLnots frun.
4. + nlUFf. ofnsfFl f',kei ts-pt Ftlisteiphis
eeaIelV
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-10-30
Fro,n the 33d Reut.
CAMP UTLEY, RACINE, Wis,
October 26. 1860.

October &c, 1869.
Dear Telegraph;
thought that perhaps you and your numer
GUS readers would like to know what we are
doing in Camp Utley, and if your publishers
consider this good enough to put into their pa
per, will tell you 1t is evening now, calm,
clear and beautiful as ever shone on a rebel
it only by the name, for the sacredness of this
holy day has been driven far away by the noise
and hustle attending busy day in camp, and
such an one as this has been with u.s. From
early light this morning till dark tonight, ev-
cry one has been on the move
Rations were to be drawn for break fast,
knapsacks and haversacks were to be distribuz
ted, then came the overcoats and canteens, and
last of all came our arms--Eufield rihes--dan-
gerous instruments unless very carefully han.
died. This brings us to the middle of the af-
ternoon, at which time Major Virgin came and
ordered the companies to be drilled in the man.
ual of arms, quite pleasing exercise till the
boys found it no fun to handle fourteen pound
rifle with cold fingers. At four and a half o.
clock we formed the line of battle, and then in
open ranks we were inspected by Col. Moore
don't know what he thought, but should
think something like this: "Well, now, call
this splendid Regiment. Well clothed and
well armed, and really believe that if it could
be allowed to go ahead, we can whip any four
re giments Of rebels that could be brought
against US; at any rate we could scare them or
fully"
After passing in review before our Colonel,
we had dress parade, and the reports of the
Orderly Sergeants showed that nearly the
whole of the men $500 were present, few on
y having staid beyond the time given them. 1t
was after shutdown when the parade was dis
missed, and the boys were cold and hungry and
when they got into quarters very few failed to
10 justice to the supper that awaited them even
.hough it was soldiers fare. f. r. w.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-10-30
The DUMB CANDIDATE.-Tbef ollow;r

The DUMB CANDIDATE.-The following in.
cldent is related to US on unquestionable au-
thoilty, and is illustrative of the dumb candi
date-Mr. Brown-who the democrats have
put into the field, for Congress in this district
against Mr.. Potter:
An intimate democratic friend of Mr.. Brown
who was abroad few days since on an cleo
pioneering tour, stopped at one of the principal
villages in neighboring county, for the pur-
pose of comforting with a prominent Democrat
about election matters. Upon the meeting of
the two democrats in question, the following
colloquy ensued:
Mr.. 4. browns travelling friend) .-Can you
aid us to elect Mr.. Brown to Congress?
Mr. BLOW does Mr. Brown stand on the
Ryan manifesto? Does he endorse it or does
he not?
Mr.. A.-Brown is all right on the Ryan ad
dress.
Mr. B.-That may be. but the question is,
does he approve it?
Mr.. A.-Mr. Brown has his opinions in re-
spect TO that, but deems it will not be policy to
make them public until after the election.
Mr.. B.-That being the case, assure 20 u
positively, l will not cote for him.
The gentleman above referred to, whom we
have designated as Mr.. B., is an influential
democrat and has been prominent in public
and political life in this county for more than
twenty years. He will no doubt keep his
word, by refusing to vote for dumb Congress.
sional candidate. The number of democrats
ike b. may be few, but it is refreshing to find
one of that persuasion, who refuse
10 ''go it blind"
1t is suspected that the Assembly candidate
N this county intends to follow Browns policy
Il keeping mum on the leading national sub
eets Vf the day, until election is over. At any
ate, we have inquired of his friends what he
kinks of the administration, of the emancipa-
ion proclamation, of the confscation acts, OF
he Ryan manifesto, but have thus far been un- |
lble 10 get any light as to his whereabouts on
hese matters. 1t is said, Coffeen, Lacy, Cass
& Co., have Information which is fully satisfsc. |
ory; hence the apparent satisfaction as to the
candidate, which seems to pervade the Demo-
cratic ranks generally.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-10-30

ooa fva sixths of whom are unfinching
democrats. to CONVEX The ldea that
tbav are overriding the constitution
and laws of the land almost every uay
of their lives. The 3rd Cavalry, III
DarticuIar. has been doing FroVoSt
Guard duty all summer, making al'nosC
do;Iv excursions and expeditions INTO
the nests of guerrillas and traitors
~ Won fellow democrats Of Outagam'
10 sunnose there is one OF them VINO
ND nav any attention to wrlts OF
habeas corpus, when they had caPtur-
ad men of that stamp? And don't you
know that in ''loyal'' Missouri ana
sqovap' Kansas, there are scores
officers who would issue such wIIUo'
and any quantity of sherifs ana 49, tb"',
60 III would serve them y Wey
Jo,od N effect the release Oh Vmose
%G ,L ,,h " thew sympathize? Allow
the writ OF habeas corpus " oD'd go
onr border, and every guaro nous
and Jail would vomit forth a horue Vi
oT,en and secret traitors who are NO"
nrevented, by the wise exercise OF Tue
rar mower on the part ofthe PRESIDENT
from committing or connlVlng al 're"N
son. The same sweeping dehuhcia-
tion will apply to our military conhls-
sions which supercede criminal coure9'
where it is evident that criminal courts
cannot, owing to the surrounding Cur
cumstauces, administer exact ana I'M
martha! Justice. If las we have done)
we try a guerrilla, robber, ana mur-
doror tor an offense committed IN Mis-
souri. where we have undoubted PROOF
that q conviction will never be had,no
matter how strong the testimony )
where all, from fear or computsion,
have taken the oath of allegiance, and
the greater portion of them have after
wards taken up arms, or sheItered,ted,
armed or succored the enemy IN the
field say if we have tried, condemn
ed. and shot such a character, the very
spirit of the Democratic Address, so
called, denounces US for exercising I'M
gonstitu tional powers: ergo we are
murderers.
But | will not enlarge upon this
theme. / stand where every loya!
democrat should stand, prepared to
hail with reclamation any and every
effort consonant with the law OF ma
tions and the usages of war TO crush
out this accursed rebellion; and l
know that but one sentiment actuates
the great army of the West, and that
is to confscate and appropriate to the
public use all the property, OF every
nature and description, slaves included,
belonging to rebels in arms and rebels
at home who furnish aid or comfort to
secessionism.
Hence, 1 beseech the democracy OF
Outagamie to preserve their organlza'
ton, keep their doctrines pure and un.
defled, and with me discard and repu
date the sophistry and heresy promul
gated in the Address to which al
Jude.
SAM. RYAN, JR.