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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-04

RECEIyED THIS DAY,
Nsmorsand Remains Of DIT ocquevilie,
-~ Persona lHistsSy nf 10 ID Bacon,
harry Cornwxil's Ppems,
Household Edision 81 Ivsnhos,.
The seven Little Sisters sAolive on tie Round
Ball thai 1oats inthe air,
MTotherweirsPosms blue and Cold,
Gerald Massey'sPoems, blue and gold.
For sale ~ Pabltshert prices.at
ye oGDEN'S CITY BOOK STORE,
msri0 Main and Sd ats.
r livery STABLE,
Elrr.,sss ss,. M.sna.f .y.Ans.a.
class always ready 70 hire.
HorseseoArdedpytheday srwesk .atpriessto suit
Transfer tcustomersaccouuodsted
OTdersfor the Omnibus torun to andfr ON the Rail.
left atthe Stable i the Deminr
House ~ i2bspronptlyAttendedto :.
GUGAR-QURED HAMS.
500 Patterson rimberman's Extra Choice, for sale
sep.ii-d
|GUNNY BAGS,
septi1-d KELLOGG BIRGR
CEMENT,
Best Best, louisville for sale 0s kr,,oce ,ye,
| MANILA ROPE,
., s inch to X inches s & .;ss & .,sc,
| 10 BBLs COAL OIL.
The bestin market.
For ..leby ROBERTSON MCQUEEN.
aprl6-d
40 BBLs.
sssis fs, ;ad sss
FRESH BUTTER.
On and after the Is, Of nay v. viii b. i. daily 70.
ee.pt q fresh Butter.
JUST RECEIVED.
Il. ", w;: '.A and Troy
nags-as- 4 y ~ -l -. 4. liz MAiM II;
nv ALL PAPER And WINDOW
w sHAp1s- -
A'p'''s'a.''o''.'a'' sD ss;y.s sRsSy wrr,a
-ssrI-dl ~-I.A-- - Oor.NA Z AAts-sts.
EJAhSON BKOWNLOW'S BOOK
HAS CONE At LAST.
for saieatJ ". osdea's boob stors, corner .
Main and oo0ond Streets 9ee Th,Iv u
GERMA!s SOAP.
--Igz Ak Aoxes r. H. HiilA Co.,s,
FOR ais ~ RoAKkTnOkA MCQUEEN.
smoked HERRING.
~
50 Aexss new, for aals BIZ
les1 KELLoGG BiRGE.
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.
rowd~red and Crushsd Hussri
nenned, white ana Yell6w 6uxsrs;
Fer sale BY VoRERfenE = nrnffEEN
sprld-d F#-f@f' u - -N's
WANTED-2000 BUSHELS NAVY
w DnAHa, III nj
~ SAINT POLLOCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-04
NOTICE.

To franklin HArshman, A. Hanson L Co, Connable
and Smyth, Defendaptsi
Your are hereby notified that there is Ole In
the tarrk's efies VI the District Court a Lee County
iosa, nj keskuk. petition of Hiram Barnt, hahn ing
Judgment sfR,nFt nu, Franklin harshmAn. tho
sum OF Four Thousand Dollars upon your ms-I n ye
and axAinst all tho above named dfsadaats
the foreclosure OF mortgaxe made by AAtd Franklin
the South West quarter Of Section nine el aud The
North West quarter Of section sstee1 s In Tswsshtp
i 66) sixtyrsix, North Range Isl i've Testi also the
section twenty four I24l IN Township sixly-sis G6l
North Range six ls West In Lee County, the safe OF
sad premises pay Cd said debt the
OF the equity Of REDEEM pit ON and Tor relief and
also for persouat Judgment Against satt Franklin
Harshnap ter wnat the sale OF said premises viii net
pay Of.
Now. You mnst appear and answer ~ saw petition by
nooH Il the sfcUnd day If thc eALttra VI SAID
be hria al keukus ~ he hssi Monday OF February, e.
d., l-s3 Of }adaAFt III he AAd Ibfre by default
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
oet3O4s Plaintiffs Any.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-04
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Samuel Y. Miller, John Tarbeli, Geo. Cmhas De
PENDANTS
You are hereby notified thai there IL on Ale in
the Clerks ONCE OF the District Court OF Lee count
Iowa, al keoauk, petition OF Hiram barney, claim
ing Judgment against you, Samuel r. Miller for the
sum Of Two Thouxand Dollars upon Jour rGAse and
against all the above named defendants the
foreclosure Of = mortgage, made by said Samuel r
Miller 10 Charles Mason, upon the rear end by forty
feet deep OF lot six b IN block four Ia In the city
keokuk In Lee county Iowa, the sale % said
to pay of said debt the exna guseni OF equity
OF redemption and for general reiet, and also Tor
srsspa Judgment and generatexycltion against aid
Samuel r. Miller for what the sale ty said pre-
Will not pay 90
Now, each of you must appear and answer said pc
ition by noon of the second OF tile next term al
said Court, be held the frtt aondst VI Frbs
1868, or judgment win be bad therein ~ aefaalt
H. SGuIT naMEl,4,
oct3O-d4w Plaintiffs Atty
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-12
Forward Movement

Every Indication AT the present time
points TO a battle on the Potomac, that we
trust may prove efec';ro in crushing this
unholy rebellion, and restoring peace
aeain to our distracted country The re-
con. victories on the coast and in the
West must tend to depress and discourage
.he rebel forces. AMI az tbs same time
stimulate the federal troops and officers
on the Potomac with desire to secure a
portion of he laurels Of victory ere they
are placed upon more active browS. Gen.
MCCLELLAN cannot long remain inactive.
Now that tho West is almost tree from
rebels, the entire forces Of secessia viii
prob Ably be gathered around Manassas,
and in that vicinity will be the great
fight The f 5ht N ~ commence at Win
chester between sea BANK and JACKSON,
but it can hardly end there Our Wash
inston correspondent gives 4 hint a the
preparation for movement that can
hardly be mistaken On what day it
may occur, we cannot SAY, but we look
fer novs soon Of desperate battle near
Washington.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-12
The Lates. War New

Tie War Eews continue. OF an exciting
character. b. way OF Cairo We haze the
Reelliycaco that the rebels aSe Io,UVo
styony y. New Madrid, some 60 miles be-
l.~ Columbus, and tbn, they IRE busily
at work fortifyin5 Island No ~ Prep
nrations are being made to drive them
from both points
q, Gs.RY ha. taken Leesbur.h, and
driven the enemy from the town and sur
rounding forts, over which the Stars and
ltriPes now float
Cockpit Point, on the Potion &C. has been
abandoned by the rebels, and IS now IN
possession of our troops. This leaves the
Potomac free of the blockade.
4 naval engagement took place on Sat
urdsy morning near Norfolk. between the
famous iron clad steamer .nerrlDiac, aided
hv the Torkto,ca and Jumesto1cR, and the
l. : frisates CtunberIand and Congress,
resultin. in the sinking of the C'tmbertaad,
with the loss Of one hundred or more
lives, and the capture and burning Of the
tJugTcSS-Lut OllctIS -i+tAttS lt-'NAi~ . "''N'
the crews escaping.
Subsequently this rebel fleet attacked
the .Mnns30tu. which had get aground
during the fight and the lamo"s ERICSSON
gunboat Monitor came 10 the rescue OF
the Minnesota, and engaged the Merit
mac, mhen the battle RACED betreen these
tro naral champions for four hours, a
portion Of the time lying against each
o.he The He,7imac then retreated
supposed badly damaged, leaving the
Monitor the victor, and without the least
injury. The rebel feet then put back to
Norfolk with the Nerrinaac in a sinking
condition.
There are rumors OF 4 desperate battle
between the rcbs,s and L. ;. forces in
New Mexico. in which both parties claim
% be victors, but latest accounts say It Is
probably canard-
Gen. BURNSIDE is reported 10 be at Win
ton in force, and preparing to proceed to-
wards Norfolk, where great excitement
revail..
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-12

The WISCONSIN BOYS OK THE POTOMAC
The army corresPon Tents writing iron
the Potomac have all N amer of pleasant
things to saw Of the Wisconsin troops il
Gen. kinIs br gade which ranks anon
the finest in the army, bad Il grand review
at their encampment on Arlington Heights
Several gentlemen from Philadelphia were
present 10 witness 1t, and expressed much
astonishment at the precision of the mo' e
ments of the brigade, which is ain st en-
tireIy composed OF Wisconsin regiments.
The Second Wisconsin. which did good
service at Bull Run, is aid to be equal in
drill to the famous Eleventh Chica % Zou-
aves Gen. King was a ella ,smlte Of Col
onel Lee, the rebel proprietor 1t ArIIngt IN
Hai.ht,. and he now occupies his II ,nslon
as his head quarters. cen King - a
graduate of West Point, and r INKS a. his
brigade shows. among the best discipline
rims in the army
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-12

Among the rebel officers captured at
Fort II Try Is youn. nan nam u Geo.
i & Jones. W. commanded an nrtiIIer,
caa. pany. lie is i ron gade Northerner.
; resident Of Dubuque, Iowa, ana Son u
Eac GEorge " Jones, late Minister 10
Ro,o.s, arl now : prisoner ~ ( ort La.av-
otte. pho Fort Helry correspondents OF
tdo New York TlJ;seS says tie son Is =,
young nan who never I'd anything ii
part15ul ,, except 10 use Il subsistence
:7o-. the tarfurcS which lis father earned
o. rather gained from the people Of iowa,
We: the u:ouen: the war brche out. h., to
Getler with { hAii-dozen otncr fellows
from Dubuque. boited South. and offered
u. services RI the rebel t-ove-nmeDt
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-12

tleir N sIencd yeiis, while Gen BuDLosd
headed IN person dettclm eat OF his for
ces, and met the fierce onslaught. The
ii-ht now became terrific, and the troops
ot Gen CARY ; detachment became disor-
gdnizcd, ana were nJv an easy prev to
the excellent soldiers Of BCpLo C. lie
capture tae ul detach ment with The
dag and then wheeled his forces into line
ana made Il charge upon Gen. CARY for
ees, driving them INFO their quarters
Inc six foot seven general. flushed with
victory, then marched his forces from the
field to the tune OF ID xie. AMI DRAWN
them az IN line a. the Co.oners quarters.
presented the has, as a trophy of wLr, to
the Lieut.. Col. The Coioncis speech on
this OCCASION Was most eloquent indeed
and so appropriate to the occasion, that
doubt not the propr ETY. Of publishing it in
full The Col. in-im tted that in his next
dispatches to the War Depar1m mt. he
would make Il favorable mention of Gen.
RCDLoSG. LArER-Some dilfeulty hay
in arisen as to the ri5!itful owner OF the
iia@, ana the Col. being called upon to de
eide the matter, said that if the SHOW re-
mained, the first opportunity should be
given Ill hands TO have general to for
the possession of the flag Thus ended
the matter with the two WINS The
number killed ami wounded on both sides
is as follows
Left wins-Aillei ..-..-........ ............ 0,000
- - wJulde l. -....-.. .....-....-..-.. 30
Right wing-k led ....... ...-...... IL. 1000
= - wouhieI ..--.....-..... 81
: " missing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. !
Total, Killed, wounded and missing ..... i, sol
NorL.-- Those Killed are supposed To
be dead, and those wounded are mostly
harmed about the smeller and peppers.
The position Of Companies in this Reg
iment has been altered by placing Co.
" b on the right Co. E . on the left,
Co. " a in place of Co "E," Co. f.
in place of Co q G, and G. in place of
. f" This is as it should be- only that
l - should have gone with the left wing.
The positions Of Cos " II, &C, D
X and = | are not changed
y new installment Of clothing is being
received, and the Companies again pre-
sent their usual neat appearance.
1t is the general supposition of friends
ut home that the Miners Cards can
turn out Il force of at leas eighty men
for a battle. In this they are mistaken
Since we lett home fourteen have been
discharged on Surgeons certificates, one
IS missing since the 2l5t of July, and SIX
teen are on daily extra duty, thus leay n.
US IN force only seventy men, and upon
march, we could not possibly turn out
over sixtv-fve men, besides the three com
missioned officers. These ,.vcntv are
good men, are II wiiline, goo l-hcar. d,
e'er-ready set of bcin-s, prepared to .
through almost any hardship Imaginable
That they will d. tneir duty in the com
inS life no one can doubt, ami they will
come out Of an engagement with honor
to themselves and the place they halt
lram. The reliance placed upon this
Regiment, coupled with the extraordinary
good name they ear, naturally enough
nerves every man to do his might There
will be no fat erinc, but each man will
be prepared to meet the worst OF circum-
stances. Yours,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-12
The Record of the Battles.

We are indebtel to the Dubuque Times
for the following record, which speaks lor
itself:
The followin. are the achievements o..
the Union ana Rebel forces respectively,
durins the eleven months which have near
ly elapsed, since the civil war WAS opened
by the bombardment OF Flrt Sumpter
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-12

eJ- There are now more heavy guns in
position in New York lIarbor, than there
were at ,ebhstopoi when a tucked or are
now IN the world renowned fortofca:ons
of Cronstadt The fire Of two hundred
and fifty guns cl2 DC simu taneously con-
cenTateI ut one point upon a fleet at
tempting the passage Of the Narrows-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-12

Totals-Un:on victories %; Doubtful
=; Rebel victories )
If Wills ms Creek and Belmont should
be conceded to the Rebels, (but they far
IN IRE properly belong to the Luioc list st II
the ratio would be three OF the Union to
one Of the rebel victories
Since the commencement Of the war the
the rebels have lost in battle tne following
named GENERALS;
Captured Simon B Buckner, Lloyd
TiLuam, Edward Price Bcshrod Johnson
Killed Robert :. G.rnett, Barnard E
Bee, Felix X Zoliieofer
The Un:olists have lost but one-Na-
thaniel Lyon, Killed.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-12

AcoiDsSr MAKsR What occup ltiou
does your father follow Tor a living =
lie son answered with much simplicity.
y dreadful sccIdenl maker Tor the news
papers
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-12

n we residence of her DaIghser Mrs NIGHTINGALE,
IN pu'ul Is, ON 'nJty. tbs l5tl Inst Mrs U4eaIEr
tAi'N' Ni'o" oi 'hS late fARLEs EAroS Esq. Of this
q y Her remains were sroa.ir, =, his .r
rcd yesterday beside h,r late husband
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-12

car Tex 6;y

AN ACT TO repeal Chapter lG2 General Laws OF
I-Gl entitled Act deiiIl- the boundaries Of
TIE Judicial Circuits herein mentioned"
Tie People at ~ >tate ri Wisconsin represented
IL = @sft~ ant i.SeHtbfy, 6O eguct fOk10trs
Sec ion l. Chapter 10. of the General Laws Of 1861
entitled An Act % dehne the bouudrirs Of the judicial
Circuits therein Ineut 5nrd, IL hereby repealed.
Sc. 2 The several counties mentioned in said chap
tor Id3, shall be attach Il to and constitute part Of the
ia ic Circuits To which they severally attached
prar The passage of said act acts or parts II
pealed by SAID act are h,s-oy Teinstaed and de-
clired ~ ia fun force.
Approved March 1, 1852
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-12

Coz. MULLIGAS has been ordered TO St
Louis with portion of the ir.sh brigade
now in Chicago-recruits - follow him as
fast as received
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-12


~ 0lis eiEhty-sevrn enigran;s arrived AZ
Nv YORK during The past wee 4, the sn llIest
number for a long series Of years.
An Iowa regiment has rule that any
nan Tho utters an oath shall read chapter
in the Biole. SeverlI have got nearly thro'
the Old Testament
= The Hew York Pr. Of yesterday, states
:hat sufficient reinf5rccsnents have been sent
80 General Blrasid, - increaze his force t.
10000.
Navigation has been resumed on the III
ilois river. \ steamer arrived at Peoria on
Saturday, and another i now loading Their,
for St Louis So We learned from the Ll.so..
Tie vast regions of county drained i,
tbe waters Of the Tennessee aud Cumberland
rivers are now open 10 commerce. with som,
necessary restrictions OF trade tlai might in.
ars tue benefit OF the enemy.
= On Thursday attempt MAS discovered Il
80" up the Chain Bridge OF Washington
Eislty pounds Of powder NJ found, with Il
ses placed under tue span Of the bridge, 81
fhas IS explosion would destroy the whol,
fabric
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-12

AN ACT 70 amend chapter 90 OF the General Laws OF
l>J5 entitled act to reg Hate INSURANCE Compa
nj nos incorplrted by The State Of Wisconsin"
approved March l., ls59.
TIE P|opie At tie Stite Of Wisconsin, represeHted
IN Seuat- mi 4sseosIkg, do en0ct rs (oilotcs.
Section J. Section one Of chapter one hundred and
nae 0f tn Gen raj L avs OF SJJ, entitled ian 10
Ate Insurance Coupaulcs not Incorporated by
sat- d Wisconsin approved March 18th. 1883 i.
hereby amended by sr,ig after the words Fiji enth,
The icuri5J. Jon 81 aid .npany" f1lIoH,,
viz: SiSte nth The total numDer lf policies issued
during the v r next eceeding the making u Ii re-
port, aud Tia an5uut Of nix thereon. Seventeenth.
The number 81 ic-s cancelled tcanceled during tho
year next preceding the date Of the report and the srn-
CUNT 4 risk tn Eishte nth The total amount OF
pr nj Ims received during the prrce ding the date
Of the report Ninrtee-ith. The total amount OF
peudilufe- during III p ri rs, and ior what purPo
Twentieth. The whole nufneT % policies III force
the date q report and the amount risk thrre
on Tentv-fIrst The necessary safely re.
insure al sanding risks, snd TO discharge all existing
OBLIGATIONS Of the c3mpaDy'
SEC This shah take eject and DC in force from
and after it, passage
Approved March /, 1852,
.,ty
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-12

aE- zen. Banks D vision on the upper
Potomac. seems to be IN constant action
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-12
E16tsnted -HGTch ), 1862 /
Oh TER 6.

AN ACT - amend Chaptrr seven Of the Rrvt,,a
Statutes- entitled Of General Special Election,
of tn manner Of conducting the same and u tie ar
vass.N -
TIE F7oote or TIE Stf~ of Wisconsin r-7,res>a ted
IL Se'StSe t'sI AssshsbSg, dc esltct aS foLloos.
SeciIn {. Section ninety nine q. .t.,,a- ..ven a,
me 'Isea statutes, enfl n -'Of General and Special
Elections; OF the manner IF conducting the same and
y te canvass Is hereby amended read fol-
i5Fs, W ine Regular Of all state and County
oceFs. when elected for fi term, shall commence on
e FsS aIsD lay u January succeeding ber cleo
ton y
Sec 2 This act SHAH take eject and DC l. force ,.oa.
and after its passage
Approved March l. f157
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-12

ssJ- Ne understand from the Madison
Patriot that there is Ioinc to he good
old fashioned celebration Of st Patrick ;
day, ~ MAzoIn 'nie got mp under the aus
pieces Of an energetic committee, the pro
cecls Of which viii be applied TO furnish
ing the parsonage, built by the good
Father Strokcr, OF that mission Great
praise 5 due to good Father Stroker for
the energy he has displayed in settin.
up his neat residence, and we hope Il,
viii have a good celebration. \ process
sion, Grafton, music. military, dinner ant
ball viii be prominent on the programme
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-12

GLN. NILLE q > UIoII LN
St Louis, MarcA I &c ~ Halleck has
telegrAp pied the following to M..jor Gener-
al Mcclellan:
= Our Cavalry from Paducah marched into
Columbus yesterday at SIX p. m, driving be
fore them the eueny's rear guard.
' The flag IF the Caon IS nov flying over
the % ,st II tiiJraitr of the West.
' Finding min self completely turned on both
sides of the Mississippi, the enemy was com
PEELED ID evacuatc or surrender.
LArga quantities of artillery and stores
were captured. Ii. W. HALLECK,
u jor General"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-12

Among the many valuable documents
captured on the rebel hl- ship->ome OF
which send for your publications. the
famous Breekinrld-o letter which was
written 70 ca houn, Of Elizabeth City, in
October, bc.ort tie Presidentiit ele ;tioa
IN which letter he SAYS he loves the I'm
ION, bat the South he loves better This
letter found its WY into the Nor h c tro-
lint pIpers, All ere ttei great ezc enen
and, as soon as it became evident to his
friends that he would lose the vote of the
State, he autho lied the editor of the
Southern to pronounce it a forgery. 1t
Is an autograph lc..er, and Mr. b. knew 1t
was no forgery.
From papers found on the rebel flagship
We learn that hey ara buiid.n. six nm
boats at Norfolk; aiso that 3 contract
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-09
FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, October 7.--Midnight.--
Lexington is mostly evacuated by the
rebels. Only about one hundred are
there. The rebels took and sent to Camp
Dick Robinson 1000 barrels of pork from
Chenault & Company, packed on their
own account and Tor other parties mostly
seOessioniSts. They also took ninety thou
sand dollars worth oil jeans and linseys
from Oldham, Scott & Company. which
they manufactured into clothing. The
rebels paid for these goods in Confederate
scrip, unless the owners refused to receive
it. 10 which event no consideration was
given.
Reliable Individuals from Lexington,
who have conversed with the rebel sol
diers, are confident that a battle must
ensus before the rebels leave Kentucky
The rebel soldiers tell them they prefer
being killed, or captured and parolled
rather than march over the mountains
again. This seems to be the conclusion
OF the whole rebel army. The report Of
three companies Of Ohio cavalry being
taken by the rebels near Eli1abethtowr
last week is utterly false. The Southern
line working to Bagdad.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-09

"IN THE PsEsEEoE OF ALMIGHTY Cop
AND THESE wiTNEssEs, YoU DO soLEMNLY
PROMISE AND SWEAR = THAT
You WILL NOT VO7,E NOR GIVE YOUR IN.
ELUEEcE FOR ANY OFFICE IN THE OFT oE
THE PEOPLE, UNLESS HE BE AN AMERICAN
BORN CITIZEN, IN Favor OF AMERICANS
RULING AMERICA. NOR If he BE A
r OMAN CATHOLIC"
This oath was taken by COl. P. Van
Trump. 1t was taken by him in the
presence Of fifty Of the most responsible
citizsns in Lancaster, in the room in
which tie Lancaster Gazette is now is
sued. Philip Bope, Esq. administered il
and John D. Marin participated in the
ceremony. The record proof of the fact
is in the possession of Mr.. Bope at this
time. i a' t
This oath. illegal and wicked though il
is.ypt was solemnly taken before Almigh'
ty God by men pretending 10 be the
guar lians of morally and religihn. and
the detssters Of perjury. WtoUould hau'
thought one year ago that men vhO crept in
TO dark holes and corners 10 .fsHer Mei,
eonsciences would now insult public dscenyc
and encourage tile Wackest Of crimes b
supporting for the highest c6ics in M'
Ig'h Of the people d ROMAN CATHO
Lie!
The above comments appeared in The
Eag'e July 3lst 1859.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-09
THE ELECTION.

The election OF Tuesday. the i4lh inst
is one OF the most important ever held in
Ohio. The people on that day will be
called to the ful6llment ofa high duty
TO determine whether the Government
shall be supported in war TO crush re-
belion, or whether the rebellion shall tie
sustained in its efforts 10 destroy the
Union. II William E. Finck is elected
to Congress the enemies Of the Govern
meut secure q triumph. The rebellion Is
encouraged BY the elevation TO power Of
leading sympa.hizsr--a man who not
openly opposing tho war nevertheless
makes il his object and policy TO throw
every obstacle in the way Of it's success
iul prosecution. Every man who votes
for William E. Finck voiss "aid and com
fort to the rebellion" Every man who
issble 10 get to the polls and ncglects to
do 80. is guilty ofpormittiug the triumph
Of the enemy. when his individual effort
nigh. prevent II. Every man who votes
the Union ticket votes against the rebel
lion votes to sustain our armies in lh'
field 10 their efforts to maintain the gov
srument. Every Union man should so Il
the polls early aud stay all day. See II
IL that every voter who favors the wa
turns out.