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N z DIChL.
GOnOrrhea, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS OF THE ORGANS or
GENERATION.

WE GonorrhGa. oommoniy called Clap : a dls-
Eusting malacy. and Il too well known to require
any explanation Il j. easy 20 be got bat A 4 di1 20
get clear Of Il Is companion hat few admire Il .~r-
vAdes all classes q soce yboth male aud female rch
and poor both married anu snEle Although sotroubs-
IN itself distressing and sometimes fatal
disease the treatment q which. has generally been
than the disease it-e The common fas1ionsbss
l. FIRST deprive you q al business. then
come q staryAiion-livng ou bread and tes.
wasr Cruel Kin 81 slops you must then - elec.
cupped lssched combined with medicines.
injection otions aDd warm fementa ieiss
Eyery few DAYS the medicines are changed and after
months treatment IN this wsy which the pafient
reat fear exposure. he b dis
charged discharges himself. With rrftabf ur~tcr.
swelied testce enlargement Of the rosrate glands
disease Of the neck q the bladder.
This specific hich ike charm with Tee deses
diseases and j. quite pleasarttotake and which
has cured thousands IN New York Philadelphia bsiti-
many of the southern cities. certain and
efiectuarrme that make rapid andpermanen cure
without regard diet. drink exercise, except wreet
ling. iUnning evcr-sirsining- This remedy a.
equaed anything yet discovered for the - those
diseases t extracted from plants. and per-
feciiy safe. purely vegetable Il contains er
cury. that cxpose yourself 10 all kinds q
weather. without the esst danger from the mrdicne
Aud II you are careful IN wrapping up your paste you
viii have taste smell ffon ia that you not
deprived from going into company sr being detccted ~
nesrest friends
This is quack me iicne buia remedy discovered ard
used with immense BY regular phs sican. and
confidently recommended 90 the unfortunate.
CAUTlON-None l. genuine witbcuf the signature OF
the proprietor W Davidson around the box. All in
utmost rgor offhe Law.
WI. DAVIDSON. Sole Proprietor.
sinoinnafi ohio.
sold by Druggists seneraIiy. gsn2s-dsmis
Daily State sentinel., 1863-03-24

The HoRRoRs OF THE CAPITAL.-A reign OF
terror exists in Washington. Murders, assaults.
earroting aud robheres are of daily occurrence.
leS;erlay General Buiori had his pocket picked
OF nineteen hundred dollars while in AN oyster
saloon, the thief escaping With his booty Early
this morning Lieutenant Graham, of the Second
Vermont cavalry was found in ls bed in hotel
with his throat cut Before u physician could be
procured he expired. 1t is thought he was muir
dered
In consequence of the in suiiciency of the po.
lice force. and the consequent insecurity of the
streets, those who are obliged ~ be ont after
darE go armed. lady was badly wounded by
the accidental discharge OF pistol, dIopped ia "A
public saloon last night Unless some immediate
steps are taken hy the authorities TO put stop
t. this state oil afflrs the citizens will. in self
defence. take lhe matter up. A vigilance com
mittee is already talked of.-[N. Y. Herald :
Washington Dispatch 18Th.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-03-24

suburban Lots for Sale.

Tn PURSUANCE 0F AN ORDER Or THE COURT OF
n Common Pleas Of Marion County the undersigned
VII Seli IN lots 20 sait purchasers E.ghf tcres.
less living betu the National Road Wsshing
street and the @xtension o. Market tie
de of the half southwest qartrr Of section
g. township vs.. range 4. A II. DAVIDSON
rchiT-dlsf
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PROPOSALS..
Sealed Proposals.

QuAErrvx.sTERs DEPARTMENT u :. Al
indianapolis, Ind, March %. 1853
GEALFD PROPOSALS will BE received a, this Office
- unfil 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on Saturday, March 2ssh.
1888 for
22O Artillery Horses,
To be delivered the Government Stables IN Indanspo-
S INDIANA by before the seventh 9TH day Of April
les3
said horses be Of dark coIors not less than fifteen
srd half hands high from s) to nine (sl years
Old strong. quick and active entirely sound well broken
and square tr0iters in harness.
No bids entertained for less than the whole number
Payment made completion OF contract subject to
terrn~ and specifications heretofore advertised.
mch24-dtd JAMES 4. EKIN, A. q. NJ, q. $ A.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
rrMR EDITOR-PLEASE ANNOU

r. Mr. EDITOR-PLbASE ANNOUNCE
Leu, IT, 5 GARNER, late of Rrscsen's Cavalry, as
candidate or Cy Nsrshsl suiees The decision of the
Union Democra,i c Convention.
CONSERVATIVES.
E~THE FRIENDS OPP e. LEARY AN
nounse h.m as candidate City Attorney. subject TO
the decision OF the City Democratic Convention
CE-MR EDITO R-PLEAS An
nOunoe HUGHEY SLAvfN as a candidate for Street
cOmmiss oner subject the decision Of the Democratic
Union Convention. and oblige MANY VOTERS
~ EDITOR sENTINEL-PLEAsE AN
c. G wERBE a candidate for Mayer, subject
to the decision Of the Democratic convertcn.
T-MR EDITOR-PLEASE ANNOUNCE
the n of. 5 GOLD a candidate for City Clerk,
subject to the decision Of the Democratic Convention
- EDITOR SENTINEL-PLEASE AN
nounce ALpHoNso $ BuKT as a Democratic candidate
for City Marshal subject decision conven-
ton. MANY VOTERS.
w EDITOR SENTINEL-PLEASE AN
nOance the name Of F. rR0IZNAN as a candidate for
City Attorney subject the decision Of the
Convention MANY DEMOCRATS.
"a EDITOR SENTINEL-PLEASE AN
nounce =. HAUGH a candidate for Trustee Of Center
Township Marion county subject to the decision Of the
Uucon tonal Union Convention. on the 18th inst.
s EDITOR SENTINEL-YOU ARE
requested by many citizens 10 the name Of
WILLIAM NJ. HARRISON. Esq., as candidate for City
Clerk.
sE~ PLEASE ANNOUNCE The NAME
of DAVID 5. McKERNAN a candid FOR the Office Of
City Attorney. subject the decision Of the Democratic
Convention.
- EDITOR SENTINEIs-IF RODERICK
BEEBE, Esq, will consent TO submit his TO the
Democratic Municipal Nominating Convention, a
ddate for the Mayor of the otv Of indianapolis he
will BE- supported by many citizens of the 9Th, sth T.
4th I'd. 81. 9Th 9Th and 5th Wards
"a WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
nounce L FORGE " PITTS a .ndidate for
Mayor subject The decision Of the Democratic Union
Conventio".
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PHOTOGRAPHS.
THE FAIRY WEDDING!

UDY special Arran: publish exclusively the
h cARp PHOTOGRAPHS of the LILIiPrTfAN WEDDING PAR
rY. follows:
Mr.. and Mrs GEN. TOM THUMB in wedding
price 25 cts
COMMODORE MUTT and MISS MINNIE.
q o.raSman and idesuaii -
Mrs.GEN. TOM THUMB in celebrated receP
tltD dress.
Misses IlvlNlA and MINNIE WARREN
'A ca-d'............'... ...... $50 cts.
The BRIDAL Parry (Stcreoscopic picture
he BRIDAL PAKTf, (StereoscoPic colored,) " . Ct
The price Of the card picGres colored, will be l2
cents extra.
c n be sent by mail receipt of price and 20 tage
stomp
None genuine unless stamped with our trade mark IA
in circle on the front Of the photograph.
4 H. I. ANTHONY.
50l Broadway. New York.
Manufactures Of the best Photographic Albums, and
Publ shers cf Card Photographs OF celebrities.
mch24- 3tdsw
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DISSOLUTION.


rsNHE eoparnershp heretofore existing between the
undersigned in the trccsry and Provision business =
this day dissolved BY mutual consent !. y. Council.
n. " r. Hogshire have purchased the Interest of Ja
y. Watts in the partnership aid win sete the business
OF the late firm. II. HOGSHlRE.
JANIS p WAITS.
+. COUNCIL.
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vENHE under-igned Will continue the Grocery business
the old stand No 25 West Washington street. In
disnapos under fbe firm Il ". X. Hogshire Co,
they will be pleaSed their friends and
TONERS. w.R. HOGSIilRE.
7. COUNCIL,
mch23 Dat :. II. io6SiflRF.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-03-24

r. NIX bDl Oh-fLbASb ANNOONSE
I5eai IT, :. GARNER, late of Bracsen's Cavalry, ss
candidate Cor CITY Nsrhsl, suiee 70 The decision of the
Union DsTnocra &c Convention.
f,.tNSFRy ATfVFS
Daily State sentinel., 1863-03-24

She "a>s u.etsng of thc Democ racv
OF Hamilton Csuasy --specchcs of
sa'isndighans,P Pewdlesou aud vcor-
"ees .. weseiution Proposing a Ma
tienaf Dcmecrattc Convention An
Indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-03-24

The President introduced Mr.. VOORHEES,, who
said:
Ny fellow citizens Of the good county OF But
Ter. this vast assembiage this sea Of people sng-
gests MANY important reflections 1t is signif-
Daily State sentinel., 1863-03-24

E-MR DITOR-PLEAs AN
nOunce HUGHEY SLAvfN as a candidate for Street
COmniss oner subject the decision Of the Democratic
Union Convention and oblige MANY VOTERS
Daily State sentinel., 1863-03-24

~ EDITOR ENTINEL-PLEAsE AN
nounce c. wERBE as a candidate for Mayer, sahject
to the decision of the Democratic convertion.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-03-24

sE EDITOR SENTIN AN
nOunce +. RAUGH candidate for Trustee Of Center
Township Marion county, subject the decision Of the
Uncon iiIional Union Convention. the 18th inst.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-03-24

sT-THE FRIENDS OFF. q. LEARY AN
sounse him candidate for City Attorney, subject TO
the decision or the City Democratic Convention.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-03-24

sT-MR EDIToR-PLEASEA ANNOUNCE
the me of. : GOLD a. candidate for City Clerk,
subject the decision Of the Democratic Convention.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-03-24

.T EDITOR SENTINEL-PLEASE AN
nOunce ALPHoNso 5. BURT as Democratic candidate
for City Marshal, subject the decision ef the conven
tion. MANY VOTERS.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17
ErgroF OFFICERS ANDPATIENTs.

The following i a list or officers, commissioned
and non-commissioned, connected with the hos
pitai Ut this place:
Surgeon in Caarye---CLlagos WAGNER, Asst.
Surgeon, y. 3. A.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. A. EDWARDS.
Assistant Sargeons---W. II. GARDgga, q. 8. A.,
q, s. MULFoRD, u. =. Y.
Acting last. Saryeons--T H. ALLISON, &. L.
HoGEnooM, a SrosELAgg, G. JOHNSON, j. STEARas,
IN. j. w. DIGBY, T. LlEnoLn, q. a. CHEsLEY,
Z. JoYcE, n. N. WaiGRT, N. 4. BooTg.
CSaplasi---Rcy. =. #. SPOoxER. -r--"-'..~
Medical Cxdets---E. b. s. SHOEMAKER, ]. ).
LOMBARD.
Hospital S,sscards---J. NEBRicH, Chief Steward,
Fl. G. ARCHIBALD, j. p. SrAaBAuGu, X. l.. WERN-
VAC, j. Il. McGowdN.
The following i q list Of patients now IN Ham
nond General Hospital:
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United States Annual Taxes
INTERNAL EsEVEN EE N0'
TEGE.
Coil EoToR's OFFICE, ! 5th CuLLECTtoN
DIRrKIcr. STATEoF ONO. So

DIsTRIcT. STATEoF ONO - ~
NOTICE is hereby given that the Assessor
II of the above District has returned to
this ofiee the animal list oftaxss on incnmes
of S62: Licenses, Carriages, Billiard3Tables
and Plate, and til at said taxes are now due
and pay ableaa aalI ..-..S .Ta2
will attend, in person at my Office, North
East corner of Bank Building, Athens. Athens
90. being division No. of said District.
At the Treasufer's Office in the town of
Pomeroy, in the County of Meigs. being di-
vision No. 2 by George b. Grow, Deputy Col
leclor.------
Z At the Office Of s, S. Knowles Esq, opposite,
the Court House. In the. City Of Marietta,
Washington County being Division No. 8. by
Hiram c. Martin Dep. Col,
AT the office of Messrs. W. P. Sprague & Co,
in the town Of Malta, Morgan 0eultr, being.
Division, No, 4, by ]. II. Davis Dep, Col,
At the Office of John b. Ndll, Esq, In the
town of Woodsfcld. Monroe Co. being Divis-
FionsNea5.sby John B. Noll. Dep. Col.
From the 18th day Of Sept. 1863, to tht
2Oh day IF October, 1863
to receive pay nieeflt of the taxes aforesaid
If not paid within that time FfvEPFR!C EN7
penalty wiHbe added to the aTaxAs aon In
comes and ten per. cent. on all other taxes
,asprsseribed by la~.
Collector 18th District Ohio.
y SID es ls63.-aw.
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nsr Volunteers for the Army should
not LEAVE the City until Supplied with
HOLLOWAY's PILLS AND ONT
For Sores, Scurvy, Wounds,
Small Pox, Fevers, and: Bowel Complaints,
these medicines are the best in the werld
Every French Soldier uses them. Only
25 cents FER box. I'll ,
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FAIRBANKS SCALES.

The sale of Fairbanks Scales the present
year, particularly at the West, has been
largely in advance of any previous year dur
ing the whole history of the Messrs, Fair
banks business, which shows the unusual
prosperity of those branches of. business in
which weighing is done, and also the increas-
popularity with the public OF these cele- n
brated Scales, ~lt sc
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Hyson, Young Hyson, flnpe-
periai, Gunpowder, eeel

-. Twahlay, and Skin.
fOobONG. 9 SGUEHONG, GRANGE & HySoN
PEKekE JAPAN TEA of every descrip-
tion, colored and uncolored.
This list has each kind of Tea divided into
FOUR CLASSES, namely: CARGO. HIGH CARGO,
FINE, FINES i. sthatevery one may understand
from DESCRIPTION and the PRICES annexed that
the Coinpany are DETERMINED TO UHDERsBLI
THE iwhoLE TEA TRADE. -''t-ts
We GuAsATEE to sell ALL our Teas at NOT
fovEs TWO CENTS o2) per pound ABOVE COST
l-lelievirg this to be attractive to the many
! who have heretofore been paying ENORMOUS
PIX, FITs. ~ E3sg Ffa
GRET AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
.u porser.s saglss J gossbers,
No 81 Vesey Street, New, York.
sept. 16. l863-Sm.
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The followingPsr-
sors are the au' b.
orized Collectors for
Townships opposit"
their namss,who will
receive the Dnpli-
Gates after the zeth
of December.
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Master commissioners Sale.

Master Commissioners Sale.
DY virtue of mandate from the Court of
ID Common Pleas Of Monroe County Ohio, in
the case of Michael Montgomery against Will
ham G. Johnston and others, TO NE directed,
will offer for sale at public anction, at the
dsor of the courthouse, in said county, on
Tuesday, the, 27thday}of October, 1863,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. n. and
O'Clock D. M, the following described real es-
tate situate in said county, to-wit: The north
west quarter of the southwest quarter Of sec
ton % in township and range I, containing
40 acres be the same more or less
WILLIAM 0KEY
Master Com. Monroe Com. Pleas.
sept %, l8S3-4w.
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dSoAhSS
Mary Thompson and others, defendants.
Martin L.. Ca*enaugh, who resides IN
Washington Territory, U. s. Ansi Caven-
augh, who resides in Marshall County in the
State of West Virginia sud Charles W, Cav
enaugh who resides in the State Of Iowa will
take netice that Jesse Mericle as the Admin
istrator of Timothy Cavehatgh, decd, on
the first day of September A. D., 1853, dled in
| the Probate Court Of said iounty of Monroe
+ his petition asking for an order to sell the
south half IF the south east quarter of Sac
ZION twenty-one, in township six of range
seven, containing eighty acres more or less.
That said petition is now pending iii SAID
Court against the m and the other heirs OF
said Timothy Cavenaugh and will stand foI
hearing on the 29th day of September a. D.
1853.
xkfs.lJ JESSE MIRICLE Adm'r of
ss7 sastF sisI Is Timothy Cayenaugh-
Sept Q, l863.--4w.
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~@EEEA -SJINFLSH HOUSE.
HE P. DILLON, PRorRlEToR.

rNHB Proprietor begs leave to inform the
i public that he has thoroughly repaired and
newly furnished the above named hotel, AMI
Is now prepared to accommodate travellers
and boarders.
Every attention win be paid to those who
favor. him with a CALL and no pains will be
shared to make their stay pleasant. His table
shall be well provided, and his charges mod
crate. Z
Sept. IL, '61--1y. PkrER DILLON.
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5kNzES W. WhLT0nI.
-
G Governmental Claim Agent,
o.aa - WOODSFIELD, OHIO.
Office, opposite the Courthouse.

cerof and
tbs
din
o
BOUNTY
s4H ~
w.upon
the Gunboas of Contractors
busues with the General. .Governme : ~E
ss- Also ~i1 Pay Ta1 Lands Of h loyal Sss
s7fs REFERENCES. gsf s5a E1oY
J. Com GenrLa Huut.
R. Msrls.
of Pei N. blister,
insou 3rd Aud OF Treasuy WM ESQ
62-6m.
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say- Yaiiandigham's Record, for sale
this Gfiice. - iS aSss
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Master commissioners Sale.
John N, ,Tanllinsep....s,


era 1agalnstz
ThomasS( iies spieaand sothersss az
DY virtue of. a manaate to mt directed from
ID the Court OF Obnmoii9 Pleas safs Al onroe
County, 0hio.E wilRotfer for sale at Public
lxuesen Mt thsfreafi aoors,it sfhss uoaftsiio otis
ia the town of Woodsfeld ir- said Cennty,-on
Saturday the 31st day IF October, 1868
Gle following real estate, Situate III Dohroe
Spunts Ehiu. to witt ~. h.wx.s.4 ss.e,s,
he rorth east Quarter OF section twenty
seven, township thIte, taige four, excepting
eighty thereof sold i,y Samuel Jopss II
AIrhbafh Tones, BAgini,ine at tie nuith east
uorner of said quarter, lheAeezsouth one hum
tired and, sixty ole and a half poles TO a
sake, tEenee north twtniy-one degaees saSt
sixty-ihrse poles to assake, thence north
twenty i've l".irs TO stak g, tleEce east four
teen ioits TO srake,, thence north seventy
two poles to staLe Q Oh the section line, thence
east sixty three poles to the pla; = Of begin
hing; Ana also excepting thirty acres, hou,
said north east quarter sold by Samuel Jones
I to, George. Walters and bppnlIea on the east t
by lands OF Samuel Coleman, on The north
! by lands of William; Myers .Alsothe follow
ling tract beginning the same at the. south
west corner OF the south east quarter of TIE
south west quarter OF section t~ eDtyTelgAt in
lstownship three, range four, thence east 70 the
middle Of McDonaI's run, thence nofthward
with the rneahderings Of Said iun tostle e'north
! line of said qnarter, thence west to the cor
her of said quarter, thence south to the Sec
ZION line to the place ofsbsgilpi e con taipi ng
fifty acres except the school house site. Also
the e-following tract, beginning for-tliv same
Il twenty rods from the north west corner of the
tnorth east lqqartsr of section hwsntYfseysn
in township three and range four, thence east
with tire sectioniiibef fstselity lone AID four
tenth rods to a white oak stump, thence
south seventy1two and twoltenth rods thence
west fourteen aud stwD stenth rods, thence
south fourteen rods to stone, thence north
y fifty degrees, east forty y-seven and seven tenth
rodssto asyeamore tree, thence noEthse enty
one de9rees west; twenty-ane rods, thenc,
north TO the place OF beginning, containing
thirty acres. ~ha-festT SIS ..s@G
JOEL F. RANDOLPH Mas.sCSth
f. ,,.,,. ! y .g5! oPFSe County Common Pleas
tIea pts s'oa ssfsss issts .sti sai
Ti7rsTI - = -zT7-r
j EAS~ Vaiandighan1ps Recsrd, for sale a
! fttis Gfiice. -. sS9s Ag7es
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q VOLUNTEERS WANTEDl
HACK LIN r..
g. :: !. !: :.


The undersigned has established HACK
LINE between WOOD SFEELD and BARNES
WILLIE
Leave Woodstiold at IL o'clock A.. M, on
Mondays. Wekhesdsyssahd FRIDAYS, arriving
1T Barnesvigies At A. e'clock p n. in time to
connect With tie tfains on the CeDtrat0ssR r. r.
Leave BarDesville at 7 O'clock A. NJ. on
Tuesdays, thursdays and Saturdays, arriv-
D. atk 0oodsfeid at IL O'Clock M .-..--
The proprietor has . g5oa Hack and Team
and will use His best endesvors TO stcufe' TO
all passengcrs'eon The route, q SPEEDY eDd
comfortablstfir. ,sSsi 'ssst
LIVERY STABLE.
The prcpriet,r, also keeps a LIVERY STA
fl.E and will always hs ready to accommodate
persons desiring horses.or cenveyanoes.
ae ~ ROBERT p. ED.,EY
Proprietor.
eswoods fefd, Sept. ie, 1se3.-.f.
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R. Il, FRASlER 6 son.

TO save as nlucn money as poSSlplc, tho
true friends of the people are
R. e, FRAS1ER 6 son.
who are Agents for the SUGAR MILLS
and EVAPORATORS of j L Gill d
Son, of Columbus; and also for those Of
various other firms in the State.
These Mills and Evaporators, with care
full use, make from so to 100 gallons per
day, of most beautiful article of Syr-
ups from the Sorghumi almost as clear as
honey, and very pleasant to the taste.
Farmers who raise Sorghum, have now
an opportunity Of procuring, near home, a
FIRST CLASS MILL,
of any size, according to their wants
Two or. three, or half dozen farmers, can
unite; and one of these Mills will do the
work of all. We have on hand, also,
Cooks Portable Eraporator,
py~ All calls will receive prompt at
tention. Call early on
II. e. FRASIER & son,
7 He Barnesyilie, Ohio.
aug. 10, 63n24nl3
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VALLANDIGHAM & PUGH SONG
BOOKS

Tam now prepared supply ldemauds
for this choice collection of songs, (now in
its fifth edition, adopted to The present
Campaign. All orders promptly attended
to. -.----
Price S5oop per hundred, sent by Express
j. n. HART & Co. Publishers:
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10. rnE rooR AFRICAN.

r y st -
Now, that Congress 10 about to take steps
to organize an army Of "coDtrabands. Eve
NAV lock oug for a real, genuine bowl, IN
the camp Of the niggsr-lovsrs. Tbers VII
be weeping: and wailiDg,:: and kDashing o.
teeth''--no fsigned regret, but real heart
sorrow. They pretend to feel much sym
patty for the poor white soldiers, bat 90
wall We have yet heard will equal the one.
we shall hear when il becomes certain thai
few thousands of the dear Africans arctic
have their prsciOss bodies exposed to the
horrors OF war ! Tuey are willing stat uur
neighbors should be taken--our friends,
cur brothers, our fathers, sent forth 20 be
slaughtsred-sby Dan,sif he have : White
skin, will do for food for rebel bullets-.
bat spare the dear African toDch nOs o
single 'Oig.' They will consent thai the
negroes shall be used occasionally for dEiTrs
ing teams, digging trenches, or any work
Of like character. where their precious
bodies will not be exposed to the deadly
d. issiies Of the enemy but once intimate
that YOU intend to put gun into Sambo's
hands md send him to the front, and there
10 immedi.H tely to be witnessed, all over the
country, spcb u Democratic laehrymatiop
az no ether cause can produce. They will
howl upon stbe barbarity Of GrmiHz sav--.
sSss',--ths 81 orroFs OF serviis war"
anything, indeed, to divert attention from
the real cause Of th>'ir grisE, which is moth
ing mors nor less tban the fact that The
corporeal African will be exposed to hatm.
This 10 the real, and sole csuSe Of the
objection Of the Democracy to arn 'og the
negroes-they pretend to oppose the move
mcnt for variaus other reasons, but these
are only presenses. intended 70 coser np
the real oaSse-pRre love of the Atricas'4
Nothing could iDduca them to oppose the
policy of substituting b'aek soldiers for
white. il they did not suppose that BY suOl'
a coprse q niggsr might be hurt. n
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few days aimee "a having been fountain re-
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original MS Il,
II CAM NwAR wFwcmrswEn VA.
r.. $3.50 4, -. :, Ssps SOth 1861 Il
60 IOnesou,e and hohsasich to.Ag that must do sle-
thing to occupy my MIND or win have long sps ae
Veary koura tnar by writing Pa has bsen win M
neaiy nDnth AND tcgether We saw some prs1ty tough
times and the only thing that recnciled efto psf*
haTashlps incident 70 this very actiue campaig wS
have been upOn the maseh Cor the past Six sbekss
marching mos less than tweise miles per day-otton