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INRON LONDON
u Gen. Crauford's Standing Order, for tse Lsss.
Division; 70 cents.
Msnusl Of Artillery Esercises poke. edition; 81
CENTS.
Field Exercise, pocket edition: ~ cen,s
Col. Percy Scotts Military Uicttoasry pocket
edition; SIS
Manual Of Military Law. pocket edition: sIsj
Col. Robertson 3 Military CstNchism; s. .
Yates on rsctic< ind Strategy; $3.50
Jeob on ATTACK and DefeSce I'll outp posts, sass
Wal-h's Military Cetechism; SST5
WrsNell's Armies of the Greet Powers: Ss~s
Jervishs Manual OF Field Operations: ss.ys
Nnplerhs Bsttles Of the PeRinsula; SIa
Leslie on Light Troops; SLID
Six hundred Questions and Answers on Nd1atS
ubject-: 81 cen9
Leiroy's Hand book for Field Service; Ssss
sep2 ERANCk TkHLOR
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND ro.MoRRoV

BY ". l.. WALL CO, Auctsoueers
(Sucorssots 20 Wall Bsrusrd
EROCERES, DRY GOODS BOOTS ANS sHofs.
NJ 40; AT ApcTtoS.7oA TUESDAY hokGs'
mo, 18th inst We viii sei AZ the Auction Rs13R
Groceries Dry Good, &c.. consisting o.
- barrels Flour,
Ticrces Hs1s
BsI tpls GiBge and So gar Cak<s,
Ca % Lemon Rasrlerry SruS.
White and Yellow M FN<s
Boxes Cheese and Sosp, and hsckercs.
- Kegs TAmaTin&, Bsrrels Ginger sasSrs.
Buck Gsunt!ets, Pocket Hsnkercolets.
Ginghams, Prints, and Delaines,
Sc s.rr, Boots and shoes,
Glss- Ware. TumbS-rs, Nsppies, and assie6.
With other Articles in The Grocery line.
WILL BIZ ADDED TO THE B0N v SALE
SO Cs~es Pickles, Chow C&ow, Tomato and Nsla al
CatsGp, Tsansrind., Pepper Sauce aud sshec
Pickles and Sc uces,
Sc boxes Pigs.
Terrss cash.
sel3 W. L. WALL e. CO. Aacss.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
y. N fBNrNDs
COMMISSIONS Of the Geaersl Land OAee
'oTrCR TO PRE- YSrrIoy cL,IN,yr

xNof1CE TO PRE EfPrION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled 70 tie n zht og nre err 49,,
tesny Of the Land, within the township ana psrts
oftow nsh p- bove enumerated u uirrd 60 efs
sh The IS nae 10 the Of the Of
rceiSer OF the land Office. and make psyo.4Bt
IderefNr A. soon prac- icsble after seein. "a;
notice, and before tn. dsy ppojnted Cor the 60.
neneenent Of the pubL sale Of the lands EN- br
tefted Y m ED&rSnS IN
Commissioner of the General Land Ose.S
h0ie.-C ndey the regulations Of the %. nar-u,of
- heretolore and nov existing ne mem cen 81
Sne lof advertising procismstions. excep. 20 "a -
pdolnhecs as ara Ae-h1kg dfahort ed 20 pubisa ~
mo Sonmlssioner OF the General Land Once.
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BOARDING.

ROARD FOR FOUR GENTLEMEN can bo LsJ
y ST 5I1 Thlrteenth ttreet near l. Also ir~y
Table Boardert will be taken There age no chiI
dren in the house . ~ -.
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ROBBIS8 4 Sol DSER.-Yeotarday afternoon a
soldier goa in company with several young
men on Capitol HUI, and they went TO Byer's
Lager beer saloon. where he eoos got drunk
and while ia thai stete was robbed OF his
monsy, amounting TO St4o Officers ConWay
and Simonds arrested J. Wesley Brown. Thos
Shaunnessy aud Jsmes Gates, who had been
with him. and took them before Justice Fur.
gusol. who committed the two first 20 }ail
Brown enlisted some time since in tho Scot.
Cavalry from which he deSertad when q bouu-
~ was o6Ued for volunteers. and caiisted a gain
in tho Lex District regiment, receiving some
bounty. and de<erting assiR soma two or three
weeks ago, siAcs which time Off GERS have beea
searching ior him in vain until yesterday.
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StDHfN DAAIH.-Yr-tardsy ait-rnooa SOL
-D'E named Ja--Dn Spe-cer, of IN. sd ~,
fofA reg m-nt, Wa Iaaer VI'h az ~ tbs
So!j--r>' Re.1. AID dit ~ a f.-.T ,nou.o-,
sse I"c-thah wa -1!So',' :, l>~rs o. 49,. All
was from Bv,i 80 ny
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DIED,

In Georgetown. d. C., on the 18th inst FERDI-
Arna Lsuck
Tn, friends of the famiIy are invited 70 attend
the fnheral, from the residence of his fnther Q 4
Gay street. this tNOndsy) evening at , o'clock. :
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A MOOhES WEST END DRUG STORE, 11s
n,blic csn +. aaEsnus s1p,h sids the cd
CINE Also, all the popular advertised w
Medicines 3 OF the day; together with q large -
co, &c, &c
Very particular care used in dis nsing Ply.
e<tiatS TIchCllptiOn1.
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NOTICE.

BE Cnaersisned having been appointed Axses-
sor for the District of Columbia under the act q
Congress- approved July j, 1852 and being about 20
enter upon tss duties of his OH ce would respect
fully call the attention Of the inhabitants OF "a
District TO the 9Th section Of said act foilovs
That il shall be The duty of any person or per-
sons, partnerships, firms, associations corpors-
lions, made liable to any duty hcense stamp tax
I'm posed By this act. when not otherwise and dsf.
fently provided for before the first day OF Aa-
gust, eighteen huxtred and sixty-two and ON or
before the first MONDAY of May in each year there
after and IN ali othor before the day of ievy,
TO make list return TO the Assistant Assessor q
the District where located the amount Of aAnna1
income the articles or objects charged With .
special duty or tax the quantity OF goods, vares
and merchandise made or sold and charged With Q
specific or I'D valorem duty or tax the several
rates and Aggregate mount according 20 tho fsrms
and regulations TO be prescribed by the Comuis-
sioner OF Iutern Revenue, under the direction q
sen or persons pertnerships firms, sssocistions or
virtue Of this act.n
The undersigned wiz in q few days announce The
number Of Assessment Districts, with the name Of
each Assistant Assessor and a. he viii endeavoy to
appoint such persons as shall be courteous in tSe
exercise of their duties it Is hoped and earnestly
solicited that they may be met in spirit OF kisd-
nees, snd every facility afforded them TO prompox
and efficiently discharge the duty assigned then
P NJ PEARSON
Assessor for the Collection District
of the District of Columbia
The officers required viii not be prepared 20 ess-
cute the act before September LIST, 1862. se Div
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DsFREssSo PARENT.-ssiurday, al old
Eady came from Baltimore ia search OF a
Odd away by some villain She was diyacs.a
ey snperinteadrnt Webb TO Sergeant Crouiu.
aud the police geaernllY were notified o. The
ca@-- After search OF two hours, the dAughter
Wss iornd IN oIIs OF tho numerous den, M in :
LsIHy IA the Second Ward. in Company with 4
rnaL1 cquainiance ltbe daughter of 4 nelsh.
por OF me- nnothe<, in Balumore,) aSont 1? yssrs
he ssns anu VINO nto also been persuaded OF by
&c 80 1dhe person Ths two girls were taken TO
.nr fourth-ward station, aud thence 10 tba c,rS
WIZ tno old lady, and sent 70 Baltimore
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CoNSEE--ToyAL CsNETZRY.-TDa lot hold.
81 "a ihS ConSrcs sIonal Cemetery have by
De- s.nual subscriptions, resolved upon liz
kmin't'4''" snd thorough renovation, and tha;
F-fT"t:'eJ q shall H. krpt IN handsome order
me tNfPOrlt!On- t0O, have improved thatr
'pfop~t.y around tia coh-ecratad ground,
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AREIvEo-The ESth regiment New York
a a"l,htf"To allIy'd IN the any yesterday from
~ York. having come by waLr. Last night
my ni.ECh"j up tlIe avenue Ia tho soldiers
1"'o'- They VIII thu, morning receive their
N.hi>, ahu L. placed IL tho Held ~ once Tn.
, s,n..;' w. Tais-'d in Brooklyn and {. com.
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DESPERATE FNLov.-Salurday nighi g. -
Hooper. OF the LSs narylsnd cavalry, VIII u. H.,
fi1II ten-pIn alley, on L, Near Thirteenta So,
ioF "a Ilisult, real OF fsncied drew his revolver
"a hrrd ln'o the crowd OF lookcrs on Tn.
nau took effect mt in tho side OF 4 gentIcisal,
innIctms be>h wound passing out i. ,trrck
upon The hip bona or another gentleman aud
cropped ~ his pocket, where il WAS fonnd BY
IN rgeoiLe al tse hospital. Hooper was ken
an custody aud held tor a caring.
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hAkEo Down AsAIN.-I-sst SATURDAY. ni-a,.
INC toE courtA1nns of Marble alley vrro s>,on
feh-d oy smother vtstt from the Fourth ward
pairoi!nen sad their sergeant. Julia Dean was
GfLd 20 na! for rial TOR Keeping II ba wdy house,
Sngiha Clark. Ida Moor, Mary Cole. MARY
hooLnSon. and EmRa Wallace, wprs held 10 So
S'uly 20 Keep the peace, under ths yagraat
ta". some OF these fe males are tho same W no
nave, uay after day, been exhibitiny fests %
Eof>Hnlannhip on the avenue, Uncle Saxnb-
an0nIder-straPped employees furniahina hor~aa
ana iunt- 10 enabls these, their iaig friends 20
erJoy their daily airing
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REMoYED.-Thi, rnornin, ono hr,,, -
W-iuJ-tishl d'-NrI@rs AMI s'ragglcr, rom he
Fed Tal army were escorted froIn ,I,,, 6Ii -
it"i TO IA IieS Prison EitrIv t,bII-ha-s a, ~
ret Hall. Gco<sr'own, BY 20 mad ar Ia TOT OF
F"2IIn"a.s Pennsylvania, volunteers uad-r i.,,
rpIHd q! Lint e. q. I.inter.
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81, OF range IL
Lands sppeoprsfed by lsw FOR the 20 OF ard ooIs
nnlatary, sD1 Other purposes. tosetAe< With tS-
svanps and oyerfe~ed snds made Thereby un5s.
10, eourauon, IL sDy granted TO the State sy to-,
&tehnted An sct 10 eos bic the State of Arksns =
an other states, "a reclaim the /" swsmp lsox<s
wmSin thesr limits, approved September - R5S
vii be- excluded from the sale '
The Offering OF the above lands VII be eom
mesced % the day Appointed, and viii proceed s
zoe order n which they are advertised, uatS tSS
whole shall have been offered, and tas sale tA1s
c!osed but the sale shat not be kept opes ises-s-
than two weeks, end DO private entry of any Of Zoe
lands wul be admitted un til after Tie pisstlos s
tho t~o weeks.
Givee under my hand az The city of wsshiz -tos.
tnS thirteth dag or MAY, Ammo Dom ma oae tASu
seEd eight hundred and sixty-tso
By the Prestdeat:
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w. NOTICE.
\ LIN cuo@crls her has just opaned SALOON,
tsstefrliy furnished for The aeeomm cd ton of en-
Uemep ans Ladies'
Laoie. wil lind this new Falcon very convenient
WRere tney can always be select and have the
choicest rtes, Cakes md Cree for In nch
II iS nttL1 by al that our Cream is superior To
~ A pirate room for Ladies' and Children
DAYTON, 4J6 Eleventh ST.
DS between G. and N
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STRAYED OR STOLEN-Frou the subscriber
- on last Sunday morni1& from Macgrudsrs
farm, near Blsdensburg, a dam iron grey HORSE
formation or delivering said horse ae SH REEVES
Livery Stable, on 7th street, shall be literally re.
warded. Use l0-stsl CHAS VANCE
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NOrlCh.-Fhose Ia want of Employment of ANY
- Aina "onld better call o. the new Intelligence
OGcS NO. Gil Ninth ST.. whore the best Of nav
VIII 90 gwen 10 hrst class ser wants have alva "
Applications on hand for good Cooks Lsundre,ses
SnsmoeTmaIds, Walters and Seamstresses slso for
Dung Men TO wait ia bles in private fla antilles or
6oteb farm = fnds wanted. Enployers in want
81 go9d heip will 6Dd il 10 their advantage To call
n. D-honses wanted. phe best OF tenants can
ee ooseinea without charge BY applying as above
Ia S-lY n H. MILLER
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BIZ THE PREsES Sffxsf. go Or THE rxrrS
STATES

In pursuance Of law. I, ABRAHAM LISp0N
Preede MT of the nited States OF America do here
aes re fSs s sSe ono noys tsHs sSss
in the state Of Wisconsin, commencing 90 Nosast.
the sixth day OF October next. for the disrosel q
the public Lands situated within toe t1lo~snx
nsmed townships. viz,
!'or'@ '"< saS> h's asJ es9 Of tIs IOs. ,,,s,,.N
zHegidtaR >" r''N
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Lon 5ALE-One SUFFERS WAGON HORACE
and AAHG -, coa psste. PLY to b. cody,
c~neH iAtA sne y 80 - q Rts
Elhsf- CLASS SUPPLEMENTARY RANSIEST
Il BoeJd, may b. obtained in one OF ID, nost
nssy ani SesntI - locations in the city OF
HashnetOo, No. 81 NfSsouri avenue betweah n
sad ~ stEeets. nd " thia no minutes walk OF pa
s!eone ayws.ters 'of tho Army and straugeEr
vfsf'nS EashinS toa. wosld end a ple~sa at home
darsa{ theIr stay. AZ . N der ,ta q D. 90 A %
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t. NAVY AND ARMY CLAIMS
i I'm eubscsiber, having been successfully en-
SaEed ~ fifteen years "A sn Attorney fer Claims
before tho various Public Departments at Wsshinu
ton ones his services for the pro,rpf ssf,n.,, of
Al CnHs ana for obtsinin: Pay Bounty, Pensions
ftNe MONEY, &c, AZ the different Da,sytmanti
here; once No. Sle b street near 10Th '
81" III. c. SPAfDING, Attorna~
WHarPINS PAPER,
" u 10 - resR
20 ElsASSK IaYkoS
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-07-25

,-,uApfra TYLER and William A. strong, volunteers
ir thc Army ofthe United States who not In the
State Of ohio and whose place present residence s
TKKE NOTICE, that, Abram Van Dorcu, Admiuisira.
tor the estate Of Isaac Van Doreu junior deceased
tho sixteenth day Of July eighteen hundred and sixty
two, hled his petition In the Probate Court within and
for the County Of sandusky and state OF Oho alleging
TO pay the debts and the charges Of Administration Of
his estate That he died. sezed In fee simple of the toll
lowing described lands situated In said county Of San
dusky, tn wit
section number ono, township number four range mum
Der hftceu ntersecs the township line running thence
south two chains and sixty ono nks thence eastwarap
along the turnpke ten rods; thence north siktes,n ~
weat TO the place of beginning. containing one acre
less. Also, the east part Of the aou1n-rert tee
fractional section number thirty Ave- tnrnsh'p nuue
five, range number afteen, containiee 80 ~ ,h
north end ~ rhtc has assigned ~ dover to Am
anda Coe Also thiriy-sin and twenty seven one-hun
dredfhs acres land te north east part OF the south
east mart ar fraoons erctcn number two In township
pumhey eur range number hfteen the south seventeen
crea ~ which has been assigned dover 10 Amanda
oe. Also tho east part Of the northeast quarter o
section number two, township number four range
Der ateen, containing thrtysix acres Of land
less.
That y. Betts Co., hold a mortgage lein on an und
vded portion Of said land That said William A. Strong
in right ~ his WIFE and the said Charles Tyler together
with others hold the next estate Of Inheritance In sale
premises heirs at law Of said Isaac Van Doren junior
The prayer Of said petition is that the real estate b'
sold TO pay the debts OF said estate And said petition
will be heard In and by said Court the thitieh da,
Of August, eighteen hundred and sixtytwo, soor
thereafter as counsel can be heard ,,
Administrator Of Isano Van Doren, junior deceased.
nv Buckland & Everett HIS Attorneys.
July 2S 1852. 29w5-Pr fee s7TS
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-07-25

A correspondent Of the Philadolphia In.
Quirer professes TO have discovered from reb.
el sources tho formation Of now plan Of
tho summer csmpaigu by Gems. Lee and
Bcsurcgud, Of which the following arc the
main features, l
1. The Immediate obstruction Of the
James river SO as 10 make IL impossible for
Mcclellan to uso il as a means for commu-
oicating with the Government, and for the
transportation Of reinforcements and army
supplies.
2. Tho reoccupation Of Williamsburg,
Yorktown and the entire peninsula.
8. The recovery Of the whole Of the ter
ritory Of Virginia, and the repossession Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
4. The recovery Of New Orleans, Mem
pbis and the Mississippi river, and the ex-
pulsion Of the Federal troops from Tennes-
see and Kentucky. When these objects
had been accomplished, the Lee and Beau
regard plan proposed:
5. To make the Potomac and Ohio river
at once their base Of operations and front
ier line, and to transfer the seat Of war from
Virginia to Maryland.
8. To hurI upon Washington, from Rich
mond, column Of two hundred thousand
troops; the capture Of that city, the ''liber-
alton" of Baltimore, and the invasion of the
North at the three points named above
BY becoming in turn the invaders, they
hope to make il necessary for US to keep al
home, for the defense Of ourcitics, fully five
hundred thousand troops.
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voLUNTE ERs
w ~ III TT E ID
$40 PAY ADVANCED!

DATRIOTIc MEN OF sANDUsKY and adjoining coun-
ties the President of the United States has called for
500 900 additional Volunteers TO assist In putting down
rebellion aud preserving union and the Governor
Ohio calls the brave Of this State to furnish their
proportion Of the number IMMEDIATELY.
Let it not be said that the gallant men Of Ohio are
backward in responding to the CALL OF THEIR COUN-
TRY Come noby to the rescue, Clothing and subsist
eDce will be furnished Immediately. One Months Pdt
and Toeaty FSUe Dollars Of the One Hundred Dolari
Bounty, and THO Dellars additional bounty, making
FORTY DoLLARsi win be paid the volunteer, as soon
as the company Is mustered into service.
It is intmated that unless the quota for Ohio raised
In forty days the Governor VIII issue orders for drafting
The undersigned have been appointed by the Governor
as Recruiting Officers, to raise Company of One Hun
dred men for the Tooth Regiment for three years the
War.
Come boys Of sandusky and adjoining counties, the
country NOW NEEDS YOUR ASSISTANCE. Give the
AID Of your strong arms and noble hearts TO sustaining
the glorious Stars and Stripes and the perpetuty of the
Union OF our illustrious torefathers
Recruiting Stations are ESTABLISHED at Fremont, Roll
srville Clyde and Bellevue where will be enlisted
and Immediately provided with subsistence and clothing
JOHN ". BERRY, Captain.
Jos. III. JENNINGS, Ist Lieut..
PETER KESSLER, I'd Lieut..
FREMONT, o., July ., 1852
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Home Items.


The Military Committee of thistownship have
received already over 81, 500 subscriptions to
sist recruiting in the township. The sum will
be largely increased.
The Agent of the Illustrated Atlas of johnson
d Ward, is still in town receiving subscribers.--
Those who wish to examine the maps carefully
can do so by calling at our office. Subscriptions
to the work can also be made with us. One
should be in every family. The expense ofthe
work is trihing, when compared with the intor-
nation contained therein.
We cannot "please publish" We have es-
tablished rule to print NO communications, un-
less we know the authors name. We are at all
times anxiousto get "items" from friends in any
section of the country, but we insist upon know
ing who our ''friends" are.
One of the most desirable accomplishments of
either gentleman or lady is to be able to write
beautiful legible hand. How many persons
are mortified and often decline to write even
their names, when asked, because they write so
poorly. Ifthere are any such in our town, they
can remedy the defect by taking course of
lessons in Penmanship, of Miss G. A. ALLIs, at
the Court House. She is beautiful writer and
is having good success in instructing those who
attend. Terms, 81. Glass meeting at 2115 p. m.
Parents ought to send their children.
On Monday evening the house of Jacob Stroll
on the east side ofthe river was broken into and
watch and $22 in money taken. Mr. Strohl's
family were not disturbed. The thief kindly
left Mr.. SIS pantaloons hanging ON his front
fence where they were found in the morning.
The weather the past week has been more IA
vorable for harvesting. Much wheat is yet un
cut. Help is scarce; $500 to $3.50 and even s.
per day has been paid to Graders.
George Longenbaugh, II years of age was Kill
! led on the track of the c. d T. railroad, by tn,
mail train going west, on Saturday morning,
! miles west of Fremont He was partially der
anged and considerably deaf consequently tn,
train overlook him unawares. We understand
the coroner's inquest exhonorated the enginee
e from all blame in the matter.
Lovers of fun and the children will probabl,
( anticipate great bundle Of humorous Witt
cisms," and strange "mulish" performances ol
Saturday. Aug, ID, as Dan Rich gives positiy
assurances that his Big Show viii be here.
> Dr. Dillon g. Son have large stock of drug
stationery, notions, etc, etc. Call on them, yo
win get good articles and good bargains.
e. L. Cross keeps clocks, watches aud jewelry
!, musical merchandise, pianos, melodeons an
!. harmonious See his advertisement
@. r. McCulloeh sells Vim. B. Hurds Dent
Remedies. They are highly spoken Of
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-07-25

The venerable A. b. johnson, Of Utica,
(father Of Judge A, S. johnson, late Of the
Court Of Appeas,) has been for many years
a respected and influential member Of the
Democratic party, and has written very
ably and forcibly in vindications its prin-
eiples of policy. The present attitude Of
its leaders with regard to the War for the
Union does not command bis appreciation,
and 10 private letter to an old friend he
speaks out as follows:
"Gov. Seymour is out for the war, as are
the Democratic leaders generally. ] main
tain that the Democratic party is more re-
sponsible for the war than the Abolitionists.
The South would never have hazarded re-
bellion if they had expected an undivided
North Tho Democratic party had for
many years told the South to resist North
ern aggression, and, even as late as the
great Democratic Convention at Albany, IN
February, 1861, the speakers who wer
most appauded said that, if there was to be
any fighting, it should commence at the
North against those who would coerce
the South; but, after thus seducing the
South into rebellion bv false assurances
they all repudicated their promises, and
were among the first 10 volunteer against
the South. They are thus acting the part
of Saten, who, after seducing men to sin,
assists in Furnishing them hereafter. If any
thing could add to the baseness Of their
position, it is the general belief that they
are attempting thereby to get into power,
that when it is obtained they may betray
the North as they have the South, by re-
turning once more to their FIRST love as aids
Of the rebels"
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sound as True.

The Washington specials TO the World
thus mention speech made by Senator
Wright of Indiana, on Tuesday last:
Senator Wright, of Indiana, delivered
most vigorous speech in the Senate to day,
in which he called loudly for more energe-
tic prosecution of the war. He did not be-
ieve the cautious way of conducting the
war would ever put down the rebellion
The Immediate con6scation Of all property
Of the rebels, from Sldell down to the low
est rebel owner, he believed was imperative
ly demanded, and he would remove any
General who refused to use negroes that
came within his lines. The prompt punish
ment of traitors everywhere he desired
meeted out. This speech, coming from a
Union Democrat fell with splendid effect
on the Senate, and was one Of the most
energetic of the entire session.
We commend it to such men as eteroak
of peace, and fain would create a diversion
in favor of rebellion by dividing tho loyal
people of the North,