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A CANADIAN REMEDY

For Cost,reness, hregula. "y and Deb't 'of the
Digest,re Organs, Inducing Headache, 'dss,-
tude, Nervousness, General Pros'ration OF the
Mind and Body, Paralysis, DC.
moments reflection ought to convince sensible man
"A of the folly and danger Of constantly dosing with Ca
thartc Medicines The practice is perncious and suci
the constantly increasing evils OF indigestion are rear
fully aggravated by the too free Of Cathartics Inc
American people fast becoming nation or dysPep-
tics by their artificial modes of life Drastic Cathartlcs
increase the rrabiity and PROSTATE the strength OF the
digestive organs. .
The Pills now offered especially designed to allay
this irtability and at the same time to nrgorao ~
all the functions Of digestion, while they are
gently laxative They are anodyne, tonic and laxative
They mild and MIGRATING that one is not remind
Business Men, Students professional Men, Females, and
all person. leading confined or sedentary life, SHOULD
try them.
The undersigned Pkyscians cheerfuy certify ts the
high professional standing of Dr. Colby Of Stsnsead one
If the oldest aud best Physicians and to the excellent
qualities Of his i-Costi,c and Tonic Pills, which
we have used in our practice, and highly arprove.s
J. B. GIRSON,A. d., Durham, G. =.
C.E. COTTON, NJ D., Cowansville.
CHARLES BROWN, N y.
SIS. FOSTER, n. Bronze.
NORMAN CLEVELAND. N. D.. Barnsten.
CIV COWLES, NJ. D., stanstead.
JOHN MEIGS, n. u. ="
JOSEPH BREApoN. N. D., Surgeon. N.
BENJAMIN DAMON, NJ. u. Costccok.
LEMUEL RICHMOND, Nj. D.. Derby Line
ii. G. GLINES, NJ. D., Compton, C. f.
G. Q. SOMERs, NJ. D., Mogog, c. E.
]. C. RUTHERFORD, NJ. H., Newport. Vt.
Prepared by Dr. NJ. +. COLBY, Stansead, c. F., and
Derby Line, Vermont.
Sold where medicine is sold generally.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! In Probate Court, held at
"AshiSGroN DISTRICT, IS. Montpelier within and for
shi1 pric on the 3jth day Of December, A. u. 1851
Instrument, purportne to be the last Will and Tesla
"a m-nt OF MS sally Drshec, late Of East Montpeler
III sail District; deceased being presented the Court by
tdipn rtck, the Executor therein named for Probate:
- Is ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
erc he notified to appear at session Of said Court to
be holden at the Probate Office in Montpelier. on the 2Ist
I'd! OF ''hnarN' D. lSOs, and show cause, If any they
ma! nave, against the probate of said viii for which
plfro'e; is further ordered that copy otlc record of
tins order be published three weeks successfully In the
HIoNs to said line appointed for hearing.
\ true copy Of Record.
90 Attest, y. A.. CHASE, Register.
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xsaheI II. Nye'S Estate.

THE subscribers having been appointed by the Hohora-
bic Probate Court for the District of Washington, com
msfjoners examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against he Estate OF Asahei IT..
Nve late Of Huiin in Sid district, DECEASED repre-,
scented nsnlvent aud the Of six mouths from the 50
GAY of ccemher 1861 being allowed by said Court 10 the
creditors Of said deceased exhibit and prove resrec
I've claim. before ul tive notice that We will attend to
me du1ef of our appuntne he late dwelling house of
he said Asalel H. Nyc, Berlin in said district, on the
Isl Tuesda, of February and June next at 10 "cock In the
tfencun, or each OF said days.
j.. n. COvELL,
O. HOUSE, Combs.
AUSTIN PECK,
Ee-iit. Dec lQth. A. u, 1861. 3l3
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David (.Oukd's Estate,

THE subscribers having reH appointed by tho honorable
Probate Court Tor the district Of Washington. coMms
hands "t all persons, against the estate Of David Gould
at OF f. Montpelier, in said district drceased represented
Hs"vrH and the Of ak n-Eth< from the 10Th dxy
December, 1861 being allowed by said r"urt TO the cred
nrs If .ii deceased, To exhibit aud prove their
spcctivc aims before Give notice, that will
tend /" the dutts of our appaintmrnt at the dive iii ny
house # widow Polly Goulo in e. Montpelier, in sad dis
riet. an The first Friday Of February and June Next
ore otirck III the afternoon, on each of said days.
HOMER w. HEArON,
Dec. u. 4 ID. 1851. AIR
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George q. GOdfrey's Estate.

NEE Suh.crlber hav ~ cen appointed by H. Hon
"ithe Probate C"nt Tor the District Of Randolph,
commissioners turcceve examine and adJ claims
ana demands oia pe's0ns, against The Estate Geo. o.
ndr V, late OF Niamstown. in sal District, dtccusrd
;tPr,tted hs"lveht and the term of six months from
The - d,y If NoveInhs A. ID. lSGl being allowed by
sM lourtot the creditors Ct said deceased
prove their respective claims betnft give notice tha
We viii ate nd Ia the duties appUint me nj at
dwelling house of Aureiia Godfrey in Williamstou Ia
h'd district. on Tie til day Of Ma. next, ats o'clock
Tie ioTtEoon I'll SAID day.
ALVIN SMITH, iC,r,,,,
ID. ID. MARTIN, o'N' IT,
Wi.iaustown. Dec. ., A. ID. 1861. 3i4fr3-
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Musical Notice.

IT FALES, Teacher of Music and Dancing. from I,o,
ii. tom formerly member Of the GERM ria Rand re-
specially gives notice that he has for the present
himself ut Montpelier, AID is prepared give isstruc
ton ia Brass and string Bands Music selected arranged
and adapted TO any kind number Of ms ruments Also
VIII give instruction IN all the fashionable dances now in
nsc in Boston and New York From his many yesr,.x
pereLc he feels confident OF giving the hest Of sa,fac
lion to those wishing to ie fought correct and prorr
The best Of reference given to those recurring
h.E services.
QU \ ID X l. l. 4 BAND.
Fiyate Parties, &c, on reasonable terms 10y
NJ L 81 CA L IN s TR UME NTS.
The bes O! instrume Mt. Of all kind. furnished nj II .
lowest rates
Montpelier, bee 81. dIu&wtf
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STAFF Of VERMONT, In Probate Couit held at
WAshi "1oN Di$TRlcT, Montpelier, within and for
SAID b'-rc.. "n tile 26hdAy IF December, % 1861.
Instrument, purporing to be the last viii aud Tesla
~ meh Of George Dlasdell, late If Pia infrId In said
District deceased being presented to the Court by e. H.
Hea'h, the executor therein named tot Probate:
II is ordered h, said Court that all persons ned
thtre ic notfi'd I" appear at session of said Court
he holden al the Probate Office in Montpelier on the
az. OF jan A. ID lsG2 and show cause If any they may
nave against the probate Of said Wl-Fur which pI,fpose
Is further ordered, that copy Of the record Of THIS order
he published Three weeks in the rceu Mona.
tsh freeman, printed at Montpelier previous ia id time
appointed ioi nearing A true copy of record,
ga Attest, 7. K. MERRILL, Judge
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u 4 RIFLE m
Insurance Assessment.

NOTICE hsreby given that an of two psr
~ can't is hereby made by the Directors II the Orsr,
Coun Mutual Ere Insurance Company. or all the pre-
MUM notes, to wit, notes In force Feb o. 1861 one
per cent aud on n"irs In force Sept l. 1861 cn- per
cent,-nssng two PER cent, aud pa, able to the Trea,.
AZ his Office In heses, tf the 80 day Of J.pu.r,
" Ut Remember the tine Il rsy n,tnt
JOIN fM!TH, Treasurer.
Chelsea. he. Ii, 1851. slafra
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Jane Chalfield. Insane.

E.xnolrs n,.rnrcr S. Chclsra, within aud for said
District, al the 10Th day of December a. u. 1851.
e ELISHA l. TRACY, Guardian unto Jane Chatfeld,
u al insane person residing in Randolph, in said District
makes application said Court for license to sell all Of
The real estate his said ward together with her right
dove, the real of orac Lhatfeld late of said
Randolph, deceased and represents that such sale is for
interest Of his said ward that the proceeds there
real estate Whereupon, it is ordered that hearing
thereon be lad OF said Court to he held at
;hv Probate Office in Chelsea, tie 10th day of Janua
ry A. H. 1862 and that notice he given to ali concerned
h publ shing this order in the Green Mountain Freeman
printed Montpelier. in this State three weeks success
siye. before the time appointed aforesaid, for hear
Ing that they may appear at said time and place, and
cause if any they may have. why such license should
not be granted. BY order Of Court.
&,3 Attest, J. K. CLEAVELAND, Register
STATE Of VERMONT In Probate Court, held at
" nsrEIcT. IS. Montpelier, thin and tor said
District, the 18th day Of Decemb r, A. ID. 1851:
1 y instrument purporHg iu ne the last Willard Tcs
y lament of Thadicls &. Laid, late of Worcester, in
District deceased. being presented to the Court by
Ms, Harriet add the eNecntriI thcrein named, for Pro-
taIt:
therein he not flied 10 appea uf said Court
.oIden the Probate Office, Montpelier, on the l4
ay uf January, A. ID. 1852 and show cause, il any they
may against the Probate o said Will: for which Iur
pose. is further ordered thai copy OF the REGARD IT this
oGtr te published three weeks successfully the Green
Mountain Freeman, nrinled 1T Montpelier, previous to
said tine airua ,ed Iut hearing.
A true copy Of iccard.
3l3w3* Attest, r. K. MERRILL, Jadge.
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Csmmencing Monday, November TO- i'oi'
Trsins Going south and h"s'.
Leave Monpeiet II As A. NJ. % r. N, p,Yinc tor
~Iu Tn.x leaves st. Alba MS al t:o A. ~ ,yiIh
MI 700 4. H., connecting at " h'e h'' hrrv and Lit
; FOR ana (r.ra Wells. River, ST. J"hspu a w.
,a . nd with N.rtbe. II r. X. for Boso on lowe'.'
neu' &C. .nJ conpccng at Bellows Falls WIN " s ,
t D h'r Hoston and " h Vermont 'aiey n: ~ To-
Springfield. New Haven and New f"'A' al
York 1T IL, l3p. ~. p,,s,x Paint at 10 A. N.
AccoMopATIoN TRAIN ieaFeS ho"''
far Burlington and Northfeld. ,,, II 40 . u
NIn,T ExrRys. TRAIN Leaves Oedehsou.E ~ .r,;.,
,i, ,.a at 3 20 rx Eonses PoHt al b ~ r. NJ M.
inr al Burlington at 925 r. III no - r f,- Ro,lon
nciinp at Bellows Falls with Cheshire u 70 Srms
.nJ Wurce ster and with Vermont valley ~ o.
s,a and New Haven and arriving In New f'N Il" ~
r. ~ rra;,x Going North and West.
Nm, nrjirr At Os 4. n 755 A. NJ and 5oo r. ~;
Nv Ma's leaves Boston at T3o NJ. VIA. Lo0eI-
Lawrence or Eitchbury. Leaves SFfihghea 49,, Wv.
Bellows Falls sat 1875 p NJ cohhcGnx ~ w ".i,h rs .
Junction With Northern X. X from boso" ~" ;,i., n.
n.;. = r. for and from st. Johnshury a"a Luu.,oaa
arriving at Burlington 1t ~" A. ~
.ro,,~oo.YIos Train leaves Mortified at '.zT a; ~
nd Burir TON at 10. 10 NJ. for REFUSES f"Ht anu ~
1r-s, srriyux 1t Burlington ri mon and at M"'e"'
N,eur Exr,Es. TRAIN esves Beil,wt Falls At - fH
rc.vin. un..en.ere from Vermont Valley H. K leaving
New York At g. 40 A. NJ aud from Cheshire H. K c"hnec
iny =, White River junction with train leaving Boston AZ
80 ~ Vi, Iov-,l or Lawrence Leaves White River
Juucton xt SO P. NJ, arriving at burlington al ="
.n Rouse. Point At 40 ", Mohrca' at 1910 =. NJ
and )gdeutbu,gh at 90 r NJ, connecting WIN "MR"
Trunk trains for Detroit. Chicago ana me west
slreuiur cars attached to both the nGAt expires
tr,ins unniur between Rouse's FONT and Boston
Through Tickets for Chicago and the "e|t tor sale
the principa, stations ~ ,,rpp,I, s,,
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Notice.

WHEREAS, my wife, Sarah VI. Caatterton has left IN v
w bed anI board without just cause or pro,ocstion
TINS Is te notify all persons that shall pay debts Of
her contracting after this date
>, FIFIELD 5. CHATrERTON.
Hancock, Dec. |, 1861. sIsfwat
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u.r,,,ont Central and SHiI~
van Railroads.
r..,, coiuR south and East.
fI E - ~

WINTER ARRANGEMENT. ,oc,
comuencing Monday, Norember 49, lool
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PROBATE COURTS.

prolate Counts within and for the District OF Kan
douh for the year cnsning will be holden a. 1oilo"s
VIZ unit, - e.. s,s+ Th,,e
cay i'll each month. =, A., .,;r,
Al the Orange Ct UNITY hottl II ehesea Oh 'he ''iu
Thur sday of each month. -, A .,,
Thursday in each month. -, ,a
RI ursduy in February May and August.
BY order of Court.
J. r. CLEAyELAND, Register
hpro ID 1861.
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THE GOOD SAMARITAN!
w ooD Oh. COAL.

Ahead of all Competition!
5lS2 of them manufactured last ycar-more than double
the number Of any ether first class stove ia
enc year, in the United States.
THEY couais all the improvements which in all the
first class stoves, and the advantages and improve
ments over other stoves are in part az follows:
lst The arrangemen mt for broiling the front hearth
An improvement overlooked in other first class slaves
It has also the same arrangement for broilin: tor.
~. A thorough ventilation Of the Oven.
I'd. Introducing hot air draught to the Are chamber
thereby increasing the draught Of The Stove, quicke
its operations, and enabling it to throw out hest-s
matter much and Justly complained OF in other Stoves.
4h. An important improvement in the application Of
the dsmper which throws the heat around the oven.
Sh. Much greater weight. consequently heavier plates
and more durable as well as handsomer castings.
9th. draft dsmper at each end CT the fire box, 80
that the fire equszed. and srdle will heat quick
AS the other, also heating the in half the time.
'h Fire back protected by soap-stone, so it cannot
burn out.
In addition to the above improvements it has ell that is
ervoir Warming Closet Rooster in 'front.' Baker on ton
Doors lived with best Russia Iron, &c &C. Further this
stove Is warranted to do the work with little fut any
other stove III the market, and in superior manner.
All who want first class stove houd never buy until
they call and see the GOOD SNARlTA they have in ey
cry instance given satisfaction.
AIN the exclusive agent for the sale of this Stove in
Montpelier and sell Il trial for any reasonable length
OF tire so all are safe in buying
have also rs full an assortment Of Common stoves On
hand Ms any other dealer in Washington County and sell
as low as any one in the State. h. DEWEY
Montpelier, Dec. 10, 1860
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Probate Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT pRoB4TE o 6i'x. , TtSiH
WASHINGTON DISTRICT SIS and Tor the Dlstrlc. @iei.
raid will be holden at the Probate Office, in Montpelier IN
aid District on Tuesday of each week. during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court are re-
71'''~N " T. 4. MERRILL, Judge.
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LADIES CATER BOOT,

IN
little glove stir. up my heart tides STIR Up the m
SNOWY hite muslin, when it ht', makes many surir
notion
But little female gaitsr boots death and parr,
shorler
And just to put you OR your guard
l'll give you, short and brief,
\ small hotel experience
Which filled my heart with grief:
Last summer, at the Pavilion Hotel
stopped week or more,
Aad marked two" boot.ces' every morn
Before my neighbor's door;
Two boots with patent leather tips,
Two boots which seemed to gay.
An angel trots around III u.s.
They stole my heart away;
And often in my nightly dreams
They swept before my face,
lady growing out of them
As flowers grow from
But ah. morn ! saw si,ht
which struck Inc like stoi,,
Some other name til, book
Tlo.c boos not alone!
4 great tall pair of other boots
Wa. standing by .hrir side.
AM, CT they walked one att-rnooa
And with them walkea-a bride
Ladies, comE9ent il unnecessary
Those Cater Boots came from
y. G, PAGE
Ware can bs f.ani at all times n large assortmestd
Ladies, Misses and Children's Boots
and Shoes Of the latest French Imported Work
Also, OF our own manufacture,
Ladies and Gents Balmoral Boots. NEW styIel
Misses aad Children's "
Boys and Youths
Also the celebrated UNION BOOT, sad in facs
general asscrtm-nte
Boys and Mems Boots and Shoes,
Thick and Thin.
We the sole ma nufactnrer, on
Plumer's Celebrated Patent Last
CUSTOM BOOTS MADE TO FIT.
We can't be beat il Style, Quality CT rris,.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT UY
BOOTS, SHOES AND RIBBERS
fs The Trade at the LOWEST PRICES a. u-usL
ay l. SASH CALL.
J. O.. PAGE.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-11-12
CITY ORDINANCE.

Ed ~ enacted by TIE Torn Council Of NcGrs0or,
10 Iai no person shall sell, store, or deliver within
.ne iim1> OF the town OF McGregor any Wheaf, Cornl
oa'S tye, barley, or ool any dressed II ogs un
less the same have first been weighed the Public
scales OF laid town, by the Public Weigher
ca ny ad town. ana no person shall buy within said
town. any such grain, wool, or dressed Hog. unless
the same ha. g been first so weighed
ANY person buying or selu any such grain, wool
OF dressed hoSS, or any per on delivering receiving
the same unless the same have been first so weighed
shaii be liable to fine OF not less than FIVE or more
han len Dollars, for each offence and the person 20
hned, shall be mpri oned in the Town or County Jail
upil said ine paid. Sai fine may also be collected
ny cVi action in the name Of the corporation of said
Town
The Public Weishcr shall charg. an receive from
each person 30 Weighing ON the lusli. scales ten
cents Tor each toad. which shall be laid into the
ury OF said town OF MeGregor the sc of the
Town.
Said WSighor shall attend said Scales from sunrise
to sunset OF each day. II. KENNEDY .Nayor .
AtteSt--LoUts BENTON, Recorder.
UPs = 9w1
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News and Items.


Col Love, of the I'd Iowa cavalry is said
to be booked for a Brigadiership.
The other night two squads of rebels
crossed the Ohio in skiffs, from the KeA-
lucky to the Illinois shore, and succeeded
in capturing a number Of guns and horses,
which they carried off in safety. The next
morning gunboat came up and shelled
the Illinois SHIRE to the danger Of the in.
habitans and i.,tinite pleasure Of the secesh.
The provost marshal of Louisville has
sent 200 Kentucky rebels north on parole.
4 grave mistake; he should have Danish
cd them to the cotton states, there to re-
main and die with their confederate trea-
| son-plotters.
On Wednesday of last week, tile opera
tor at San Francisco transmitted dispatches
direct to New York-a feat surprising any
thing yet dong since the first Harvesting
up of lightning &c.
General c. NJ. Clay, is about to return
to Russia, and Cameron is coming home
having been gone long enough to draw an
outfit, and enjoy a profitable tour Of Eu-
rope. 20" ...... #"''.'...'5,i
On the 9th, the New York Times pub
lished a sensation item relative 20 intcrven-
ton and war on the part of France There
seems to 'bc no confirmation of the report,
and we are constrained to believe it was
gotten up for the purpose of affecting the
stock market, or else selling its own papers.
We shall place as much dependence upon
the Herald dispatches hereafter rs upon
those of The Tines.
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The November Elections.

AS AN"sVuhOCT EbCCtAOuSs
The November elections, as near as We
can learn at the present writing, have re.
suited as follows: #a @.H .-
Illinois elects Democratic Legislature
which secures a Democratic U. S. Senator
and nine Democratic and five Republican
members of Congress.
New York elects Democratic Governor
legislature in doubt, and eighteen Demo
cratic to thirteen Republican numbers O
Congress. '.,.
New Jersey has gone Democratic, and
elects four Democrats and one Republican
to Congress.
Wisconsin has gone Republican legsla
ture the same, and two Democrats to fou,
Republicans elected in Congress.
Massachusetts, goes Republican, .legisla
ture same, Congress nine Republicans t.
one Democrat.
Michigan is Republican, and elects fv.
Republicans to one Democrat to Congress
Minnesota probably elects two Republic
cans to Congress. ....-
Kansas elects one Republican to Con
gress.
Missouri elects Democratic delegation
except in two districts.
The Republican majority Of the prcsen
Congress is fifty seven. The next Con
gress will undoubtedly be Democratic b,
twelve to fifteen majority.
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Governors Proclamation

To the People Of IOra In token Of our depend
ence upon the Supreme Ruler of tho Universe, the
ecally in this the hour Of peril to the nation
in fervent thank giving to Him that pestlence pre-
walls in our midst that the abors of the oman
have been measureably rewarded, and for the many
blessings vouChsafed individuals aud citizens
in devout acknowledgment of His Sow ,reignty and
overruing Providence, and in heartfelt gratitude that
our armies in the field have such renown in the
great cause of the Union, that citizens at home
have been inspired with such devoted loyalty and mu.
nicence in relieving brave sodiery and that We
have been permitted to follow in psaceable manner
our usual pursuits, while is dssoatng the land
l, Samuel J. Kirkwood do hereby appoint Thursday
the 27tll day OF November next as day OF Thanks
giving Prayer and Praise, and do hereby enreat the
people, abstainnE from their usual pursuits, to as
sembe together that day in their chosen places OF
worship, and offer up their prayers to Almighty God
humby acknowledging their shortcomings and de-
pendehce upon Him, thanking Him for the manifold
blessings conferred upon than by His hand, beseech
ing Him to and with signal tri-
umph to confer strength upon gallant soldiery
to mitigate the sufferings of the Sick wounded, and
Imprisoned and to and heal the anguish OF
the bcreaved and mploring the speedy extinction oil
rebellion, return of peace in His good time to
our distracted land and that we Jay prove ourselves
wort ny of the inSti bequeathed by the faith
crs OF the Republic, by becoming once more united
frat srnal and happy people.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand
and caused the great seal of the State to be hereto
affixed, this LIST day OF noyember. in the year OF .ur
Lo d. one thousand, eight hundred and sixty-two
.. SAMUEL J. KIRKWOOD.
BY the Governor
III c. ~f Sfat
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Many prominent journals of the Rcpub-
lican faith announce the recent heavy
Democratic gains to be indications that the
majority Of the people Of the Northern
States are sympsthizirg with jeff. Davis,
and hostile to the recon structioh or preser-
walton of the Union. On the other hand,
/. the Louisville Journal, paper of the II os,
undoubtcd loyalty, says 1--WE announce the
great conservative victory in Pennsylva-
mia, Indiana, and Ohio, with a lighter
"heart than we have carried within our
"bnsom for many weeks. Conservative
''yictorics in Illinois. Wisconsin. Michigan,
"and New York, will make the hearts OF
"the Union men of the border states bound
with joy"
We give it as our opinion that the recent
elections indicate pretty clearly that the
loyal men Of this Union prefer that the
government should vigorously grapple
with this accused rebellion, and put it
down before the glory of the Union stars
grows dim, instead Of Eliminating procla.
nations, harrassing Union men with mar
tial law, provost marshas, suspension Of
habeas corpus, and arbitrary political ar.
rests.
Those who say that tie Democratic
majorties are indications Of preponderating
rebel or tory sentiments among the masses
at the north, furnish "aid and com ort to
the enemy" and that, our book says, is
treason.