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defense OF the city OF Wash nston. And he-ebv
Il nder to him the heartfelfthanks OF the citizens
OF Washington.
fesclred, further, That q copy OF these re ,olu
Mcclellan.
Adjourned.
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MARRIED,

On tho 18th Deeember, By the Rev. W. NJ. D.
LAURA BlCHBLBBRGER, of Frederick county,
ND. IBa:to. Sun eopy.l
9n the sth inst. by Rev. T. B. Metals, Lieut.
ROBERT McWADE, of the Mosart Regiment, q.
ingtSp.
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NoTICE-POsITIvR.-Per wishing Dr. Won
Nose zisker's services for the cure Of Deafness
i'm paired Sight, Throat and Catarrhal affections
should place themselves snder his care without
further delay, as he may shortly have to leave for
New York. Office 227 Penn. avenue. opposite
WlllardS'. 5-3t
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DR. DuPoNT's Sugar-coated Female Regulating
Pills are the rery best in They operate spsed!y
ana efefnrsiy, and being sngnr-coafed create
sea upon the most delicate stomach A trial of
these Pills i'll prove their superiority ore7 all others
Price 81 box. Sold BY 8. G. Ford corner 18th
Cook Alexandria ia R.M
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sSPERAAToRRHTA CAN CURRD-Dr Rsnd's
Specific cures SpsrnasorrhGa. Seminal Weakness,
Iyr0tency. Loss Of P0reT, etc speedily and efetunl
~. Its effects are truly magical. A trial Of the
specihc, will convince the most skeptical of it's
merits. Price 81 box. Sold by g. q Ford cor
ner llth street and Pa. avenue, Washington and
Henry Cook Ale1 and ria ia DIV
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THE YOCNG AMERICAN Orator, Of Philadelphia
will shortly l, cture here. las 2tr
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AUCTION SALES.


Ial1 AKIk1HQeN AND f0.M0RR0W
ny J. Q. hsQuIR1 . co., Aaesie.s.,.
ThUsTE1s sAL1 OF DWELLING HousB
s.s ss.. p .. sss.sS 'G TUssssp
S q T I'm go: !.
s:s::: :Pi:: \: K: *:
s..,s e. i, sss "a s:.:s isss::
the nee north = feet en- inches, thence west tvs.<
n sa;n ss:S Ss:A ..s s. ss's:
. !, :IsSs i ssss si,.s..,s s..s.is n
s:i mel ;ao rom sS sss!:s 8:
o se. ss sssns sr v. there sssts o.s hssd
so.t he enc se1drsd icsl feet Thence east tvss
ssS q. int % IN: s,.s. 81
Term: a 80 i es.k; tn. remainder in 9 ana y
on the premisss,
An ss.,ey.nens =, the .e.. Of ssr.A...r. IS
i sss ss:: ,sis &: =: r.
S' ass,s.o. 10 xsSGtt tRs % s'si H::..
81 The AsoyE sALE Is usAvoIpAsLy
H.s,pensd in sssssSu.nee OF she ran. until ~ Es-
= Il: vi 81 I'm s:s s:
MARsHALHs SALE OF PRIZE 0ooDsy-Is
W virtue off decree Of The District 6osrt q -
se or ss.ss. ,Sr ss p S'5 s q
olssttt. on Pennsyivsria avenue bstvesr gtk -
1sis ssTsss n The he eli, Il w,hi.s.s. 8
menrtug At 10 O'Clock .. N, the following eSS1s
barrels Fiah,
do Sugar,
bones Cieers
do sofidifed Lye,
do soap,
I sack salt
2small boxes Tea,
And = lot of oarr'Ss2r9ssiS "a ,.uox
de 81 std q. g. Marshal ID. b.
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ATTENTION, Soldiers and others. Samaritan q
Gift is your only hope. Cures any case of private
complaints in from two to four days. If you would
be saved from long suffering and speedy death
don't fail TO avail yourselves of this remedy. The
Sanaritsn's Root and Herb Juices is the only
effec ual remedy for and diseases which have
been treated with mercury. Take o! this purifying
remedy and be permaner tly cured. See advertise
ment in another column. in5,H
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TIE YogNG AMERICAN ORATOR.-Orisinal, Prac
tcal and Humorous ja5-2tH
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LADIES and gentlemen whose hair is premat urely
grey, or who wish to change the color. will find
Boswell and Warmers COlori6c superior to any ar
ticle in use. Applied without wash or pre- parstion
does not crisp the hair like dye but leaves it soft
and glossy: Zee advertisement OF Funston & SEQ
field, 800 street, near Willards' ia elm
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DsATHs OF SoLDrsRs:-The following have

DEATHS OF SoLDIRRs-The following hay,
been reported since our last:
"A. Wright, 9th N. H.; W. Tebo, IOSth Pa: T.
Reseinger, 18Th Pa Cav; G. H. Berry, 10Th
MAINE; Z. II. Smith, 143d Pa; J. H. Wheeler
l36th n. Y: A. Wendell, f23d Pa; Jas W Zu-
yer, 18th Pa; +. Klade, 5th Mich; NJ Conner,
18TH N. Y; Jas. Morrissey, OH Mass.; J. Wag.
ner, l2oth Pa ]. Houghr, nsth N. Y; II. Run.
nels. 18th N. H.; H. Waggoner, goth Mich; Jno
Matter, 10th N. Y; E. b. Perkins, I4th Conn ;
w. Fairchilde, 106th Pa; 1t. r. s Beckvith,
goth Mass; G. Ullrici, 9TH n. Y; s Evans, Sth
Ill; I: A. Stanley, 1ith Conn; A. J. Strong,
18th N. Y; y. Harniion, sth N. Y; James E.
Book, Tooth Pa; Abra Cooper, 27th N. J.. A.
Reddick, SD Pa, Jos. H. Collins, 2lst Mass;
X. F. Davis, 132d Pa; John Lintz, i32d Pa; r.
Is Greene, eth X. l.; Henry Gahide, 1osth NY.
William Lee, 99th Pa; S. g. S. SartraK 18th
Maine; N. w. Haines, God Mass; Charles E.
James, 18th Maine; NJ. V. B. MetcalE I4th
Conn. H. T.. Harlbut, Sd Mich; S. Atkinson,
9th N. J.; o. Brill, Goth N. Y; Harrison Burk,
126th Pa; A. Raub, 140th N. Y; @. II. Grossly,
MCLAUGHLIN, 155th Pa; w. e. Conklin, 2Uth
Mich; john Weber, 18th Pa; b. Munson,
26th N Y; T. M. Scranton, 18th Conn; ID.
Hampstead, 18TH n Y: u. Archer, 18th Pa
Cav; H. F. Packard, 18th Mass. J. A Herring
1880 Pa Q. Haas, sth Pa. R.. s. -Oimstead,
Hath N. Y; c. w. Habeli, I'D Pa; !. Mitchell,
18th Pa; w. Holmes, list Pa; $. q. Hamilton,
145h Pa Chris Miller, 130th Pa; H Gadding,
10th N. Y; T. Pratt, 6ith N. Y; H. T. Booth,
9Th Mich. Cav; A. g. Smith, 1isth Pa: M En-
gle, 127th Pa; Event N. Chaplin, l45th Pa; T.
Magrin. SD Pa; G. B. Winn, a3d lass; Jos.
Hoovey, 9Th Pa r.; Joseph Martin, 11lth Pa;
one unknown.
Since January 1st, 20 contrabands have died.
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DEsIRABLE INDIA RUBBER GosDs.-Mr. H. "A,
Light duh finished Coats; also, dull finished Pom
shos, extra large Sizes also, lot of blue En- ssh
Talmas very long, at $40 each; also, extra long and
light Tin wei ght) Ru bier Capss with sleeves which
he is selling At manufacturers prices at his India
Rubber Warehouse, 3 10 Pennsylvania avenue be-
tween 9Th and 10th SITS. oc2a If
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INDIA RUBBER 6oops-It is not necessary for
Mr.. HI. A. Hall to enumerate the different styles
and binds of Rubber and Gutta Peroha manufae-
tured goods that he keeps on hand, he keeps them
oil and glance int the beautiful store list OF
prices given by his attendants will convince any
that his establ shment is really the only Ia5ia
Rvbber Warehouse, and Ia located at $40 Pa avenue
next door to Messrs Harper Il Mitchell 3 dry goods
waf ehOuse, between 9Th and 10Th SITS. de 6-tf
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PoR HOLIDAY PRESENTS, beautiful approprists
and cheap, go to the Dollar Store Ne i}3 Pennsyl-
vanis avenue, near Four and a half street, and
Of jewelry and silver plated ware. dec Him
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Z;,00IOsRla rSiEE, S p sSslIiss gglDn
Il South ask 80
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WARRANTED 20 CURE IN Six DAYS DIR. Godfrey S
Antldote, an English Specific of si1ty-ive years
standing. will cure Gonor7h0a in sir DAYS. No
SSnsngs q diet required Price 81 per bottle Sold
Washington. and Henry Cook, Alexanaria. ia s. Iy
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An senveyaneinx Of ths cost Of The vsrshas9.
JOIN JOIN! g! sA Ala5kSss.ss, rr.....

M AksHALS sALB,-In virtue Of q writ Of 60
WI fncias, On yedgment Of coedemRst tssUsa
from the Clerks oMce Of the Circuit Court e -
tor, viii pose TO pshiic sale, for cash, 81 e.
Auction store or Greece 4 Williams on theoDrOs
Of th and sts. in the City of Wsshingtnn. . !.
Oh sATC kbAf. thu 10th eay of January next, i'll
stll O'Clock m the folio wing goods sd cAS6
tells, te.wit, viz -
sSiiver Cups,
do RiatsS Baskets
I do do Mug 10.
lset Silver Plated Casters
seszeS and levied upon a. the goods and ehstns1s
OF Robert Ceeh-ae, and will Re s~it 20 sstsfy TEL
Gals No - ~ January tenn isS N favor 49,
e. Weisisex. WARP, "A. LAA8N,
dhSdts u. g. hsrsksl. ID. O.
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THK EAPEST AND BEST MAR DYE IN THR WoRLn-
Ner.r Fades or Washes Ont.-Cpham's Hair Dye 50
cents box. The best in use Try it, Sold hy :
{. Ford. corner lIth street and Pa avenue Wash.
inston, and Henry Cook Alexandria, IA civ
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nj AksHABS sALB-In virtue Of wrr q 60
NJ faoss issued frvm the elsrks once OF ths Or
cult Court Of the psstr &C Of Columbia, fs! -
expose 10 public ssie. fsL cssn, st the Ases3R
st9rs kesra Of Grv.n 4 Miiinn., On cory -
sAfUkDAY the 18th Gay Of snusry mex
IL O'Clock srp.rior PiAas. seisee sre ~
% January term. Loo. In favor Of Wm - - EpO
de S-dts s. Martial. n.
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HORSES AND WAGoE.-We call attention to the
adveTti:ement of Horses, Wagon and Harness in
an adjoining col umn, ard for sale at Raney's sta
bles, corner 9th and SITS, in this city or ESQ King
street, AieNandria, Va. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-06

GRAND LARCHNY.-Yesterdaym morning, Jas.
Fitzgerald was brought from Georgetown by
the Metropolitan police, and consigned to the
county jail for trial at court, in two cases Of
grand larceny. His face WAS considered a
proper one TO photograph, TO ornament the
rogue's gallery of the police department.; and
he was taken to the fifth precinct, where the
photographer, Patroman Biglsy, is stationed
and very good likeness of Fitzgerald was OBJ
tanned for the gallery. He was then conveyed
to Jail.
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THIRD WARD STATION GASES, Jan. yam
Auwr, riding on pavement; fined S2.9. VIM.
james, assault and battery; dismissed. Thos.
do; workhouse O. days. ALFRED Sturges, do;
do. VIM. Henry, pitching csnts; fined &l.9i.
James Flsherty, nuisance; fined 81 So. Patrick
Flahfrty, do; do. ass. Frank Emerson,
assault and battery; security for peace. John
L. catcher, drunk and diSorderiy; workhOuse
g. days. Bridget Haunegan, drunk; 10. John
McCrath. do; costs, 20 costs. A. Cohen, gam
bling: dismissed. Albert Basch, do; =. Brent,
do; J. Eennimsn, do; dismissed. Edward
Bonnelly, assault and battery; jail for court
ME- EDITOR: noticed al article in your pa
per Of the I'd inst, under the brad OF L" I-ocat
kews," n porting George Haachett as steward
employed NJ thu hospital. Out Of resp CT to
thu q, ntiemen holding that rank, take this
opportunity ofirfosuiing JON tina. In WAS oaly
ON probation Is c'tSk IN the Kitchen, ana held
no ciaim Whatever 20 the above rank.
Yours otsdiy. .5T,-&AED IL OaIEF,
Paysiit Odice piial.
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By j. C. MCGUIRE q co., Anctioaeers.
HNRCSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE N URs1kY.
Il wIrH HANDSOME MsRBLR OFFICE AND BRfcI
STALLION MONDAY AFTERNOON, JsnussV
deed of trust dated October sth, lsn . I'd duly r.
corded in Liber ]. A 4. No rs. foiSs 10 es 60 =.
one Of the land records for wasiinsfoa county, u.
sns . :s soss %% Sods ~ n Is Is
sQuare numbered six hundred snd -sixty-tgAA
$685. fronting respectively north Capitol ssrSet
Boundary street and north street, the wheis in .
fruit trees and desirable shrub bery The buiidinss
consist of q handsome marble once 60 Lot Ne n
fronting on north Capitol street sasd exee1sa
brick stable With sate roof on Lots ~ and 81 -
Ter%. !: ons-tSird csss: the reside. 4. a.
twelve and eishteen months. wsth intersst. -
cured By deed oftrust on the premises.
II the terms of sale should not be complied nm
night 10 resell. en- one vseksf notice in the lpeo
taE star, ct the risk and expeass 81 the defsu1ns
JOIN nHto AAJhiRHSRss rruss.s-
de si-eo4d. J. G. MesufEs & 90. Assas.
MAksHAL's ssLB.-ln virtue Of tve vrf0 g
issued from the clerk . ods OF the ciresit sssrt =
the bissris, Of oolumsis for ths county Of 1sak.
sale for cash, in front OF the ccsrt house dcer q
said county, ON WEDNESDAY, the airt day Of Jsst-
usry next. Isss, at Y CLOCK 70 the following a.
feet inches on ~ street and extending bsek thS
width 70 the Of the ssiA bot. together vita .
and sinerisr the imprexements thereon seissd -
viii BE- sole to 1 s.tsssy sseisisis No. IS % Jssa&
term, lass In favor Of fst-iassc BANK 6eorO II
Dove, garnishee Of Cernelius Boyle.
a,S.,, wAae z, LsHqss
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MASONIC FUNBRAL.-Yesterday afternoon
the knights Templar, Columbia Chapter ROYAL
Arch Masons, and st. Johns Lodge No II,
attended the funeral OF their late member,
Charles W: Heydon, in carriages and escorted
Inc remains to the Congressional Cemetery,
where they We're inferred, the impressive cere-
monial OF the Templars being conducted by E.
q. &: Is. b. French and Prelate E. L. Stevens
Mr.. Heydon was an old citizen, and leaves a
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SAUsAGE AND MEAT CUTTERS,
- MIECE MEAT CUTTERS,
81 CSAGE SUFFERS,
BUTCHERS KNIVES,

BTTTHEKS KNIVES.
Do SCALES,
Do. SAWS,
LARD PRESSES, Re-, &c,
For sale, wholesale or retail AZ ioyest Prices.
d5-lm SIS Seventh St. bet. Pa. Nv. and CANAL.
"A LARG1 and eompiese assortment Of all kinds
of COAL delivered free from slate, dirt and other
impurities,
~ 2zsp lbs to the ten.
EXCELSIOR YIRB KINPAlNGSl
A box containing Ia squares One square wfii
kindle wood or charcoal are banning frem eight
TO ten nin1tes-eeins the best Article In the mar
kct fer building eees. NM, n, CALI,
No 2s2 Pa av., betu 18th and 18th sts
de % fot- tsatsl., ohros. & Rep.l
A PfANOe-HIAN0S.
"A NEW Seven Octave. large sire. ROSEWOOD
PIANO, with four round ecrners, two rows-
Of carved rsou6ing, carved music desk SETT
candle stspds. over stran base, harp ped-ttt XIV
dal French grand action dc., 6ne tone snd touch,
will ALL the late iTSroy.nentx, worth 500, win
oAcrrs ard Soldiers supply Store. de 9 ln
IN CARD
L BE Undersigned beg leave 70 inform their for
Nef patrons that they have removed from their
vsli known harse or 7th street 70 No. S1f peau
avenue south side, four doors from the corner Of
10Th street, whore they ready " serve the
Dr aiic IN the best possible mannse
Private rooms always Ready for lsdi' 9 and gen
tteDen, ana ererJ luxury that the market shueds
always On hand, =
De Asw Mn. T. RUSSELL & 90.
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questing the survey Of an alley in square 337;
bill TO make gravel footwalk across Virginia
avenue AZ Half street west appropriatnR S75
therefor: hill repeating all acts and parts of acts
heretofore passed granting exclusive privileges
70 persons 70 open South Capitol street; resolu.
ton requesting the Joint committee before Con-
fress 10 report from time To time all bills, reso
luticns, &c, relating 10 the city.
Mr.. Lloyd, from the claims committee. re-
ported ad yerseiy on tina petition Of John Muntz,
and asked to be discharged. Granted.
. Mr.. Ellis reported back from the police COM
mittee the resolution rotating to the abolish
nent Of the board Of police; which was made
the special order for next Monday.
The bill from the Board OF Aldermen for the
avenue, between Four land -a-hslf and Sixth
etreets) was referred.
Nj LLOYD introd uced res oil ton req Nng
the Collector 10 continus the publication Of tax
sales In tiao fntellgencer; referred.
Mr. Thompson, from the special committee
the AFFAIRS of the Washington and Alsxan-
dria Railroad Company, submitted lengthy
nport, accompanied BY bill (which was
nsGe the special order for Monday next) to re-
hsve the city Of Washington from any further
liability on account pf the Washington and
Alexandria railroad.
Tue consideration Of the resolution OF thanks
to Gen. M eUIsiian WAS resumed, the question
being on their thi I'd reading, as amended by
the substitute Of Mr.. Lloyd.
Mr. Uterm-air moved to amend SO that they
read sin defence Of the city Of Washington"
instead Of "the constitution and laws" aSrted
to
Mr. Lewis moved 20 strike ont g. heartfelt
thanks," and insert asword valued at soy
Mr. Wilson moved 70 insert an appropriation
offloc, 10 enahls tn Mayor 10 have tho r-sot a.
Ton handsomely engraved: lost.
The resolution, a. folio ga, were unanimous-
bPas.ed:
NON Cotr-sl, Ths- ~ ratly appre .ia.e the mn
itaTy services OF Gen George b. McU,e4lss n
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WANTED-SIrC ATOMS, by two Young wo-
w nen-Gne IL n neat seamstress and do cham
be1wors and assist through the house. The other
as cham hermsid is good plain sewer, good washer
and ircner Both willing t. make them sci res use
full Apply fer two days 18th ST., three doors from
Ii, east SIDE.
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fHOUK WANTED-A thoroughly competent cook,
~ one who bring good references Apply at
375 e ST, corner ~. las
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-11
MEDICAL.
Dir. LudIum's Specific,
GOnorrh9a, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS OF THE ORGANS OF
GENEu

fgNHk Gonorrh0a. 81 commonly called Clan IL dis
ii gushing malay. and j. too well known % require
any explanation = easy @ ~ rot, bot D. difcn
get clear - n j. companion that few admire Il per-
and both uaarrie ars single Ashoush -otroube
IN ITSELF distressing and sometimes fatal isa
disease the treatment - which, has generally been
itSelf The common fashiooahis
treatment rt deprive yen % AT business; thea
cone. course o. siarvatio-livng On bread and tea.
Cruel KIM Of slops must then - oied.
cupped or l-aehed combined With NAUSEA ms medicines
infections. lotions Ointments. and warm fouentsons
livery few DAYS the medicines changed. and AFTER
months this which the pnfient
bears with great f0rudc fear Of exposure he u dis
charged or discharges himself with irritable uretor.
sweed testicr. enlargement Of the PROSTATE glands
disease Of the neck OF the bladder
This specific. which acts like charm. wifks few doses
on tfose diseases and quite pleasant take aud witch
has cured thousands New York Philadelphia Baiti-
and MANY q the Southern cities. n acertsn and
eectua remedy that makes rapid andpeunanent cure.
without regard diet. drink exercise except wrcst
ling 5urnpang over-sfraining- This remedy T.
equaed by anyhng yet discovered Tor tho cure Of those
disease Il extracted from plants and J. per
fectiy safe, i i purely vegetables II contains no ner
cury that you expose yourself % all kinds 81
weather. withou, the essi danger from the mcdicis
And II you careful IN wrapping up your paste. you
will have no taste smell from it, 80 that you arr not
deprived from going into company OF bcng detccieooy
nearest friends
This l. quack medicine buta remedy discovered and
used with immense BY regular ply sican. and
confidently recommended 20 the unfortunate.
CAUT1ON-Sone l. genuine without the signature OF
the proprietor W p Davidson around the box. All In
utmost rigor ofthe Law
VIZ. DAVIDSON. Sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists Generally. jan3s-dsnis
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the question 70 which The wckedcs and which the
greatest trait
The true course n the Democrats party u the future IS
manifest. W. must walk the light ~ the past II We
would maintain the ldancy already attained. ard
augment rank By 20 these Republicans
Who are disguised and alarmed by the radical policy Of
the abolition leaders and who desire 20 prosecute the
wa by constitutional and for constitutional ends
We must pursue alike dictated by patriotism and
BY policy We must heart and cordially live up TO our
professions during The canvass
dissolution q the Union admiited-a destruction
q the ConSt tuition effected then this community Of
states WI % resolved Into It's original element aud who
can foreteH where will he the end There never ~s~
clearer light shining before public than that which
Eliminates the way IN which should walk. We may
pursue eourss now which will draw 20 party al the
reflective substantial conservatism Of the nation by the
ard and support Of which shall be able q ~Tes Aura
ham Lincoln from the desperate hands Of those who
bent on the destruction Of the Constitution and the Gov
erne and 70 take The lead Of publc affairs and finally
restore the country 10 peace unity and happiness Orwe
may by another repe from those who have now
come 10 our help and given the victory well the
great mass II the Democrats themselves and leave the
party literally annhilaed and with Il the last hope Of
the country blasted
Yours truly, j. ID. CATION.
OTTAWA. H.. December Is, 1867.
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Soxr EXCITEMENT Quite hutier was pro.
duced in our CITY yesterday morning. by report
Of the arrest of several prominent ciuzens upon
warrants issued from the United States District
Court. TOR aiding the rebellion
The persons arrested were Leopold Loewen
thai. Cyprisn Preston. DR.. ID c. Keller. David
Miller. Lutte Smith and James Rogers.
The arrests were made by Colonel Rose United
States Marshal for the State of Indiana assisted
by Sheriff olin
The parties arrested all gave bail for their an
pearance in the United States District Court At
indianapolis in May.
- Tie store OF Loex ealhal a Co. was closed aud
placed under quart of soldiers. and an officer
appointed 10 take an Inventory Of the goods.
What the particular grounds for the issue OF
the warrants may have been, of course We do not
know The facts will doubtless all be developed
before the court Evansville Journal.
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"SpteiaI Order No. 1871


I''EXrRACr
"33 By direction of the President. the follow
ing officers are hereby dismissed the service of
the United States: Lieutenant A J Edgerlv, 18th
New Hampshire volunteers for circulating Cop
perhead Tickets and doing all in his power to
promote the Rebel cause in his State
by order Of the Secretary Of War.
IL THOMAS.
"Adiutanf General
ITO the Governor Of New Hampshire
This order signifies that no officer Of the Fed
eral army can hereafter vote or otherwise support
Democratic candidates without being dIsgraced
bv di~ mis<al from the service 1t the War De-
p,rtmen, mad addressed n circular 10 all army Off
GERS declaring this punishment explicitly. Off
GERS voting for Democrats or for uttering Demo
cratic sentiments the penalty and danger Of an
independent expression could not have been more
distinctly understood liz is in short. a must
glaring and infamous exercise of arbitrary power
on the part of the Administration To suppress and
corrupt the ballot box To steal ballots would
be no greater crime.
Tell US Who can. by virtue of what reasoning
Democrats are expected to willingly pay taxes
and surrender lives in a war thus conducted tor
partisan and personal endsI Tell US who can.
what justitiea ion Is there for placing ballot in
the hands OF a soldier while a sword Is drawn ov er
his head 10 smite him down. should he fairly ex
ercise the right pretended 10 be conferred? Tell
who can. of what value political resolu
tons adopted by officers Of an army who dare
press but one opinion either by vote. tongue or
pepl
Ii is under such circumstances rs these that our
Legislature passes laws for army voting. and that
resolutions Of army officers are Haunted in our
faces expressions Of the political opinions OF our
soldiers The whole business is gross burlesque
upon free institutions. Think of tour Judges,
~ :. l.
BY men scattered from New Orleans to MurfreeS
boro. and from Ship Island to Washington. not
one OF whom can vote the Democratic ticket
without the certainty that he will he dismissed
from the service or Ill opportunity for promotion
denied Milwaukee News.