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INDIAN MEDICAL lNSTIT UTE.
OFuCE, SO BaOMtlELD ST, BOSTON.
r. GREBNs, NJ. d. Supermtendipg Phisician.
This Institution established for the u Dis
by the Of innocent vegetable remedies entire
y.di,carding Poisonous Drugs
ln7alids. therefore. wha wish to ,mploy scusible
mcansin sensible way, Yr the recovery " health, will
hud advantages at ttis Institution he found
whore.
Many Diseases such ~ scfo6a. Humors N the
Ll1 Diseases u the throat snd Lungs. Dvspcrsit,
Liver Complain, Htart Conn laut i,hfumAisu,, Fc-
male Complaints, and great variety " ordinary Die
cases. are sucrcssfuy frosted hy Neiciuc which uay
br -'nt ta any pat the countfy win hll directions
lcsuus having CALttr,. ot ihusc afflicted with COM
piealcd diseascs should imm dgtcy avail themselves
uf Or. 6rccnes personal attention.
Consultation az the office. NJ by mail free Of charge
Dr. GreenN will be At tho oi e. from A. NJ to 4. NJ
Theullcr will be- open, and competent persons in at
tendance. from 2 A. VI. to 7. NJ
NurE Persons wishing 90 Investigate this "leihod
Of practice M superior success. will be furnished with
pamphlet descriptive u treatment free BY addressing
X. GREENE, N y SO Bfom6eld Street, Boston.
Mass $3.50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-04-24

CY'The nineteenth session Of the Vermont
Annual Conference Of the Methodist Episco-
nal Church, closed at St. Albans on Monday
Anrl 90 The occasion was ono Of unusual
interest. Reports were presented on the va
ZION, benevolent enterprises connected with
the church; also, the Temperance cause and
,be state OF the country. Bishop Simpson
rreachcd very powerful sermon on Sunday
IN the Congregational Church, before an audi
,nce estimated at fifteen hundred. The
character Of V. NJ. Simonds Of Burlington,
ga, brought into question. thorough inves-
,g,tion had and he expelled from the Confer
ence for conduct unbecoming minister Of the
gospel The following are the appointments
unNrrEttER DisrRtcr--r p. RAY, p. X.
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MANHOOD

F7Tfr|g MANHOOD
ssR-.AsY HOW LOST HOW RESTORED
ust published in Sealed Envelope Price Six Gents.
Lecture on the Nature. Treatment and Radical
Cure of Spermatorrhwa or Seminal Weakness, ln,oun-
tary Emissions, Sexual Debility, aud lmpediments 10
Marriage generally Nervousness, Consumption, Epicp
~ aud Fits Mental and Physical lnoApacy, resulting
from Self Abuse. &c by KOBE J. CULVRRwELL,
NJ D., Author Of the Green BOOK &c.
"A Boon 10 Thousands Of Sufferers
Sent under seal in paiu Envelope, TO any address,
post paid on receipt Of SIX cents postage stamps,
by Dr. ca. J. G. KLINE,
l27 BiWery, New York. Post Office Box, 1886
4G6S-igdNw
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Deaths

Deaths
In Branch Hospital, Alexandra. Va. jan 4ih, Carlos
w. Turnet, az lilears, II mouth and IS days.
In MMsh6eld. Dee 27th Mr., Mary Jacks, ia the 0)h
var Of her age
SIXTY years ago. Mrs Jacks with her family moved to
the wilderness ~ MarShhrld, VI, paH uf the way by
marked tres ADD alsa's lived on he same frm TO the
day finer ath--nauy ofher last wears, with aztec
uonatc son and daughter 10 state of widowhood She
cheerful, patient pcrscvcrcng, ndusirou. and the
worthy compau N OF her husband who bore his part in
the toll Of causing the desert 90 blossom the she
lived especially lor her family aud deemed u sacrifice
great when made for them and blessed aud be-
loved by her children down to the third aud fourth gen
Grafton. Otof the family circle. those who knew her
best her best friends She strictly rcfced he lb-
bath and made the Bible her constant companion Pa
tent in suffering, OF shotlness she died reoOncilod
trnst leaving her sau,ary councils to her children She
has gone bar still she fingers around the Preside in the
hearts Of those loved who might well adopt the fol-
lowing lines
O. thou hast gone dear mother we can ne'er
Again behold thy much loved perspn here
No more Wen hearken 10 thy Voices tone,
Thy notes are hushed, Thy gentle spirit hlwn
No more wen see the when the board spread,
Or listen 10 thy footstep's welcome tread
No more TO- MS mothers pray or will rise,
Shelhade farewell and sought her native skiesi
We gaze with painful utIes. on hy chair,
For thou dear mother, art no longer there
Wherever We turn, whatever thing we SEE,
All things, all places, speak to US Of theei
LIES journeys past and time with thee is DER,
EGrlb's varied cares and troubles are no more
Humby We bow, submissive, to our God,
Who thus allicts MS with Fathers rod
Aud though the wound is sad, and sharp aud deep,
And feelings prompt the stricken heart to weep
We know, dear mother thou art better far,
I Than ia this world where tolls and trials ares
Then be IL ours while jouTneTing here below,
Where earthly Joys are iuteImixed with woe
To strive thy bright example 10 pursue,
Keeping thy virtues constantly IN view.
SO when our brief day dream like thine ID DER,
And we have left this rAnsitory shorei
/ Whtn life with iis joys and griefs ATE past
And deaths stem mission reaches us at last
Dear Mother, may We meet in realms above,
And sing the song Of Christs iodccmns love
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-04-24
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

Dr. d. devotes great par Of his time 10 the treatment
NJ nose caused b, secret and solitary habit, which
ruins the hlil and mind. uniting the unfortunate in
divluAl for business sncety some Of the sad and
canehnY effects produced by early habits Of youth,
Weakness " the grk and Limbs. Dizziness Of the head
1niness N sight Pilpitatinn Of the heart Dyspepsia
Nervousness DerWnuenent n the digestive functions
ME mind are much 10 he dcadtd loss Of memory con
hsspn NJ ideas depression Of spirits evil orebodngs
aversion " society seltost-us tndity. Nc. Among
the evils produced. Such persons should, before
tenpAing matrmony, consult physician Of experience
and he a. nnoe rfSfned IA health and happiness.
Faliepts who Ntsi a. ftuain under Or. Dows treat
mcui few DAYS weeks will Ice furnished With plea
SAINT rno'ns. aud cii,f .r.s Tor board moderate.
Med clues sgut o. ~ parts VI the counry with full
dirertun for use receiving description OF your cases.
D Dow has also fr sale the French Capacities warraht
cd iheh-st preventative ord,r by mail Three for 81.
and red stamp. $500
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-04-24
BURNETT's COCAINE.

BURNErTS COCAINE.
~ compound Of Cocoa nut OIL &c., Tor dressing
The inr For ,lcaoy aud agrecabeness, 1t Is without
equal
Hpr''c'fs he hlV from fqu,agoF
HPromoi's as haahhy.rgoy rs gropM
m not sroaay or study
D. ICES 100 di'ogreeable oa.r.
u 'qti7s The hpr ola, hi,da dyy.
II 'oofhe' Me ivitafed scsip stn
Hagwh me ,cle,t htro
Hromami longest in s6ict
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-04-24
G0NORRHEA AND SYPgILIS.

Brueah his treatment al the hurrors Of aud
impure Jl"d, luPrteuD, Scrofula GonorrhGa Ulcers,
'A. tnd disess DO the cegipns Of procreaton Infsm-
nation ofthe Bladder and Kidneys, Hydfocee Abcess-
e. Hnhnrs fri9hidl Swslhugs. and u long train Of
horrible symptoms attending this class Of disease,
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!aarrtdgrs.

At the Catbo &C. Church u NJ ntprlier April 20lh by
Ilcy Il. Dmou. Ihomw Sui ivan. and Miss JohauA
MagrAth, both NJ NJ.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-04-24

y 1tngc application renders the h,r (no matter how
stf Nnd dry IN aud glossy frscveal days II Is con-
reed, by 40 who r-cd H. Or the best ard cheap
cs' ~ Drss'iag -, thc ,sorid
rrcpuedby Joseph BURNETT 4 Co, Boston,
and fr .ale by dealers generally.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-04-24
Boston ADVERTISEMENTS.
From ". PErrENGlLL < Co. Boston.


How many persons abuse this delicate and beautiful
ornament BY burning It with alcoholic washes and plas-
icing with grease which has no alnity fjr the skin,
and isnot absorbed BoRetfs Coc,qine, pound u
C1canut OIL Nc Is uuvaled az dressing for the hair
lis readily lbsorbed, and Is peculiarly adapted to its
'"iious candiions,i preventing It's falling od, aud pro
noting its heally growth
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-04-24
nfm lnnrrttstnltnts.
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Montpelier
Vermont, April %. 1868.

A TOOK THAT EVERY PIANO PLAY
"A HB SHOULD HAVE
THE WELCOME GUEST.
Choice Collection 22t large qnarto pagcs) N Music
arranged for the Piano, consisting OF the popular
kondos Iranscriptons. N1ctufnes Marches and Quick
steps Walzes Plikas. Schottisches azlrkas Galnps,
Redowas. operate Airs Qusdrlles, Coulons. Dances,
Nc comprising about
TIYO HUNDRED PIECES or Music,
Which, TO- sheet form, would cost not less than $50
Price in boards 81 cloth, 81 25 cloth. gilt, 81 100
Sent per mail, post paid, on receipt OF the price.
HENRY rOLMAN e CO., Publishers,
o. 81 2pl Washington Street, Boston.
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X EN- OV Al.

Montpelier prepared to attend 10 all persons wishing the
seryio ~ Dentist
X f. NJ . VAL.
On Saturday May OH | can Do found 600 my new office
on State Street. between 'hr Freeman OHco and Baou
Loysanl's y ok Store. The frr person arriving At
my office, Saturday May 9ih needing artificial teeth,
tnnless they have previously engaged them n mc) shan
have them furnished go tl,mou the Rubber Plate FREE
or COST and all other pc'sons eng agns work that
day. shau have t ne At liberal discount Work
warranted boz all case.
Jo4N NJ COWBOYS Dentist.
Montpelier April 20 1873 dSwtf
~ scur,y and s-rohilou, efupuops va s,on cover
the b'diss " those brave men who are fighting h,it
country. batilrs nigh, MR. BAT food and drcuchue
rains will uakcssd havoc with rho strouec,t hrr,f re-
let every suppl. hiasc'f win HYlloya,. Ointment.
u Is certain cure fer tvtB knd N skin disease Ony
25 cts per pot
a GARD TO THE SUFFERING The
re, WILLIAM COsGR0vE. while l,borins as
Missionary in i.paa. oa, cured ~ aausumpaou when
alI other means Boa failed, by o recipe obtained from
camel plyH.nu residug u the gfu city Of
iedi' This roa.e has cured great number, who
N"re suRerHs fr.u Consumption. Bronchitis, Sore
!bnst Coughs tia iel. srd Hir debility aud nervous
depression caused by t~,r h,orreu
pesron. 'fhar't'al o.h,-t eil send t.is recipe,
Which have brought home vl,h me, 60 al who nredt
free { charge.
Adlfc-. Res wN CoSoRUyR. 80 FalionArsass
B'oaU7n SY 22m
SAVE YOUR SILKS. RIBBONS Nc. &c.
uKGENAN V CO.'S CONGRATULATED BEN
rlesn, Gloves. SuA. EIh.us 81 cq.Al Goo new without
injury u them 80 aeHr,'s color 90 fabric. Oul 25 cents
per- b.tde Sold D., urs1ir.
UFsFt AN k f..i rhr.riets " b.. i,.,i.fs
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" A S HIN TON COUNTY.
w SUPREME Covet--Avousr TBRN, 1868.
ABBY A. WOODRUFF



Whereas Abby A. woodraa. " WATERBURY. Washing.
ton County. Vermont, has brought her psion against
Charles w Woodruff foturnahlr ~ vfon County
supreme Court. August Term A. D. 1865 commencing
ou the Tuesday " said August, praying for dssoh
ton OF the bnnds NJ mairimony with said Charles w
woodruff, aud fur change u her ntme to her maiden
namc o Abby Hntchins, and for the and tady
ni Nhbur undruh, child Of said Abby a. aud Charles w.
setting nth fr causes gross Naniou and cruel neglect
60 provide Tor her maintenance having sufficient ability
10 do. and f the crime of adultery the part said
Chailcs W. Aud h appearing that said Charles ". Is
without this - aud beyond reach icess Is here
by ordered hat npcc " he pendcncy of this pettion
be published Ia Watin's journal, paper published At
Nontpeler Ia Wsshinsion County three ecs success
tey c last Of which shall be All least six weeks before
the session nf said Court, and the said Charles W.
woodruff g., hereby directed 70 make his personal ap-
ea'ahce hcfc the Supreme Court next IN be- holden At
the Second ruesday of August. A. D. 1873. TO show
ase euy he have Why the said prayer u sail petition
should mt hc Vrantrd
Given under NV hand at Burlington in The county q
Cbit'udcr. this b DAY u April. A d 1868
P1ERrOlNr. Judge Of saprc e e. ,urt
Ill DrnNNr Auy. 1880
(ulARLES P. ALIENS ESTATE
Y The subscribers having been appointed y the Hon
nrah'c Probate Court nf the District ~ Va ,hneton
and demands " all persons sgsn- the estate OF Charles
T. A0er, late NJ Woodbury., in said district, deceased
represented insnlreut. aud the term ~ siA months
from he fourteenth day II April 1868 being allowed by
sid court tn the creditors nf said deccas d. Nhib and
prove their respective claims before u.s. Give hoee that
will attond to The duties of Appointment the
dwelling house ~ hu q. A. Allen, ia Calais, in said
district. IN the ilii DAY n jolly AID The 18th day ~
OcioterneX at one oaoek In the Afternoon, each Of
sail days
FzEKtEL KENT. 1c..
LEWIS BANCROFT Cum rs
wo'dhnry, Aptil li,h. 1868 1850
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4o5l 1,te.t JR. cLBAtELAND, Judge.
DELCHER sALIsBURY's ESTATE
West RandoIph. Aorll i I5.h. a. 81 b. ls65
MARY BENTON's EsrATE.

Nj AIRY BENTON'S ESTATE.
w The suhscrib'rs, having been appointed BY the
Honorable Probate Court Tor the District Of Washing
ton commissioners, To receive examine and adjust all
claims Md demands of al persons against The estate ~
Mary Benton, late Of Cabot in said d,triet de.
ceased. represented iusolgcnt aud The term " six
months fum The Al day n April. 1868 being allow.
ed by said clut 70 the cfear n said deceased o. cx
hhit and prove their respective claims before us Give
notice. that will attend 90 the dutos n our appoint
ment az the dwelling house VI Richard O Kimhal, in
Cabot IN said district the tn days of Jny and Octo
her next at Que O'Clock In the afternoon each u said
days
ALIEN ppuUV Ir.u...s.
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a Is--z9 r=--IlS - n.
p WILBoRs COMPOUND OF
PURE COD LIVER
b OIL AND LIME. 4

FOR con >UMPTtON, It IL The only reliable remedy
known u has IN thousands u instances. rcstoted pa.
TENTS that hive stemed past hope u recovery and in
tens OF Thousands has arrested the disease In is primary
stages and restored the patient To- robust health
BkONCHI IS.--Iw effects Va this troublesome dis
ease ore very marked IL IS Necessary TO persist In It's
use ~ considerable length u time
FEMALE DEBILITY 10 sustain and augment me
vital o.res 60 make new. rich and pure blood Ca build
up W' nervous systemi 20 resume eucry 70 the mind
aid n'ly--noting be better adapted than this pre-
parNunr.
in Anhma, General Debility. Fmacistiou Coughs, Il
is reliable remedy Nncrnths of the cases where il
Is supposed % fai arise from the REMEDY being sbandon
cd before its benchcal Effects bccnue obvous BE
tul and yet the genuine. Manufactured only by A. b.
WILnON Chemiat lli Cnnri 81. nn.-nn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-04-24

Two CONTRACTORS Sealed Proposals
4 will be osiyc At 'hisoh run'i, twelve clock A.
noon 900 Saturiay the SiNlEGNl s DAY or May.
gAteen bundled and sKtY -tlpr or The c1LsfurtQH
the Montse a Neru'o,it junction Railway fon
pfi meat 81 hus 'n a . iA' 10 ale Puvnae Line ia
the IT, ushp 81 s.. Amman d, 'anilt ka,t distance
%. ab"ut tTrn toHr mies, ueluduS all the ceari' X
A. g. being. a uS. rasonry, budling super str4c-
turc, tiutl tng ron-ra L., chairs sIses, ties ugs.
s"ituhre and tuIn0uts) fencing fam and road grossngs
cattle guards station aud wood olses, stations,
Vc. inr.uduy all the labor and fnatctiais rfquued 10
hilsh % e road il mplett Odd for operation
eud viii he rec ned flr such portions OF the work
4, tue Arues offering may desire.
ln pa'sIss tcr defs pfcferrnre will be given
su as propose recei tial payneu' r The stock
and bonds n the 'nmpanY and bidders Telu Ell
10 stale IN her ofsis what proportion if any, the
stock and nds lhfy will take
The Direct rs re'rrye 20 fhemselves the ght rfjcct
Al. 81 ,rs 10 race they deem it Advisable % do so.
Pans add specifications OF the may be- sen at
this ulh Oh and slcr the ith aaJ VI May 1868, and
an aormaton eiiib given Al pliaaton BY mail Or
fthe wise. u. LIN ,LEY, Engineer
Phuipsbprgh, c. p April l. 1868 49.daw8,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-04-24

nlSSOLU1lON. The CO. partnership here
tofore existing between d. W LOWELL and A
J. WARNER. under the name OF 81 Dwell s WafueT,'
OF the BiughamtOn Commercial College, was n ssolVed
on The 9th of January 40, Il. W LOWELL
Him hampton April o 1873
The COMMERCIAL CoLLKaE will be conducted by the
Principal D. W Lowell Who takrs this opportunity -
returning his nearly thanks ~ the ublc T their sea
patronage heretofore bestowed the nsitLtion, and
iny,s their attention to the improvements .
Introduced into the several departments.
as ID, w. LOWELL.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-03-12
a few Queer rhinys

We know lazy, shiftless, triAing devils
who never paid dollar Of taxes in Their
lives, who are bowling twelve out Of the
twenty -four hours about .'the enormous tax
a We are burdensd with" .,,..s.
We know men, the seat Of whose panta-
looms display the Gag Of distress It half-mast.
who could not buy . toe-nail off niger il
abIe-bodied siayes were selling It dollar 4
dcsen. vho hy. into passion il they hear Of
an "attackupon slave property aaA :
We know men who never did .. days
work in, their lives-savs when borrowing
or stealing was impossible who are howl
ing like wolves against "niggers coming 70
Ohio to complete with the labor Of poor
white men," fF''f''sf' ''ttj itt-'S
We know men who never bad an entire
dollar in their lives, spend hours in expatia.
ting upon the dangers Of paper currency. )
There are queer people in the world. Nine
tenths Of ell the talk on the above topics, d
done by the classes mentioned. Il Buck
-. co. ~ 1Eti;te ~ ssss b9esfl5gzG
y S'"a rs ssoyfnass3 "a ef;ea afa asaas
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These men ars traitors, however much
the term may hssS been misapp,iod to men
who honestly differed with The policy Of the
admisistnaon; i 4 justly bsfittias pow 70
thoss political gs,ssrillss who are striking u
the yitals q the sovsrnnent impartial He.
tory win write thsm traitors. Thoss Of the
present generation who i've = sec CHS gfeat
and benidcent government restored, - It
will be, VIII pronounce them traitors, and
posterity will affirm the verdict.
ooh, ssr . tongue = eurseshe sssve,
7 & Whose TREASON like deadly blight,f
Comes Ger the coun cih ofthe brave
-.-.- 70 blast them In their hour OF might ~
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It Is a fact highly honorable to New Eng.
land, that every secession scheme has inau.
gurated new crusade against her. 1t was
so in the irst South Carolina secession plot.
The sluice of virulence was opened on New
England, and the conspirators COMPOUNDED
their hatred Of her with their hostility fcI
the Union. Webster, in his reply TO Hayne,
refers to the new crusade against New
England. !" It Is so in the present rebellion.
Every secesh Is . rabid hater Of New Eng.
land. Were veto except their estimate.
New England is the bullwark against seces-
sion. But il was the same in the revolution
The oppressive measures of Great Britain
were devoted to New England, because she
most stubornly asserted the rights Of the
people. The British hostility was chiefly
toward hcr, because they regarded her as the
power Of the revolution. At the outset =
powerful British land and naval force was
driven out of New England, and after the
terrible slaughter at Bunker Hill, even be-
fore the Continental army was organized.
Her soil was almost kept clear Of the enemy
during the war, while South Carolina SUBJ
m;tted and offered to make peace with the
British, to abide the event Of the war, and
while force Of only eight undred British
captured Richmond. putting Governor JEFF
ferson TO flight-for which hei narrowly es-
capped impeachment BY the Legislature. The
tories had no power in New England, while
her military power was required to keep them
down in the SOUTH This subjagation Of
southern tories by New England patriots,
made hatred Of hsr traditional among them.
They regarded her as the only obstacle to
submission to ths British, just IS ley now
do to submission to the south. The refuse
Of the tories, British deserters, and Oh
scourings Of the Decentralization Of : long
war, which made, up the malignant party
that villi(ied Washington's administration.
and sought to create disaffsction against
him and the new Constitution, corruption,
. design to betray the country 70 England.
and by all that silsness and rascality which
characterized that opposition, brought into
It all the tory hatred Of New England, organ.
lied it and transmitted it to their lineal par
ty decsndants. Tho present crusade against
her Is this party heritage. LIT wou:db be cor
trary to al the honorable tradition Of New
England, and contrary TO the traditional Ra-
turs Of toryism, treachery. notification and
seccssionism. il this hatred Of her were not
the instinct Of this rebellion, and Of al who
giveit aid and comfort. - Cincinnati Ga
zette. =. f
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COrPERMEAD STOCK FALLING.

+ y
As in diseases Of the natural body, 90
in tho body polite, the only safety is IN
bringing the humor and poison Of diease to
he surface. No doubt the danger to the
country from the virus Of treason and seces.
sion in the North, would have been iminent
il that poison had been LEFT to take ito course.
corrupt the public mind. deceive the people.
and perfect m organization in secret. But
fortunately the result Of the recent elections
were misread by the Copper-heads. and
they FASTENED to illustrate the maxim, that
Whom the Gods wish to destroy they first
make mad" They ct once hung out the
disunion banner from the outer. wall, and
FASTENED to load the cir with their disorgan-
izing and .ruinous doctrines until even some
Of their leaders took alarm, and backed
down. Copperhead stock is falling faster
than gold.
i The copper heads are busily At work
along the southern border of the. State, or
.ganizing the disloyal elements, and urging
to deeds Of violence and bloodshed. This
work is greatly aided by the large number
Of Missouri traitors who have found refuge
in this State, from the more dangerous at
mosphere Of their own. The people who at.
tend these meetings are urged to resist the
draft by force. Everything is said and
done that IS calculated to create prejudice
against the federal government, and palate
secession. They acknowledge allegiance to
the South, singing, JEFF. Davis is our Pres.
;dent," ,s a.. ......f. ....s,
/ Such meetings, and many Of them have
been held in this county. We need not say
that they are outrageous, . shame and .
disgrace, but we have. the consolation Of
knowing that . powerful reaction is taking
place, even among those who have been
counted on IS reliable partixans. Only one
thing is necessary to work complete cure
of this evil. satisfy honest democrats of the
wicked perversion which they are trying to
make Of that party, and the work is accom-.
plshed. So. ,t3 .,.4 ~.,-. -..,s.s.