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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-02-13
FOR RENT,

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Mineral Station, on the Tuscarawas
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Terms reasonable. 1t is good stand for bus
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FLOUR.

I N view of an advance in the price Of Flour
Il private committee have purchased and
left at the Store of D, JUDY, in New Phila-
delphia, severel barrels of Flour, which can
be had by Soldiers Families, say from fifty to
n huudred pounds each, at the rate of six dol.
lars per barrel, they bringing sacks to carry
-four in.
February IA, 1868. 2w
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The Meetings in Illinois and In.
diann.

Within the last three months there
have been about one hundred county
meetings Of Democrats In Indiana and
Illinois, and in all Of them resolutions
in favor of an armistlce, and in favor OF
stopping the war, were passed. In all
Of them the ground was taken that the
war could not restore the Union. - Can.
Enquirer.
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The Wars of the Races.

England, some centuries ago, suffered
long time from her "Wars of the Ros-
es, and now the North American con-
tinent has become the theatre Of the wars
of the races Louis Napoleon is max
ing war against Mexico to establish in
that quarter the ascendancy of the Lat
in race, and we are engaged in a conti-
mental war which involves the emanci-
patton, salvation or determination of the
African race. Abraham Lincolns pro.
clamation is before the world, and Lou.
is Napoleon'S follows close behind. We
know that the Emperor has undertaken
q difficult job for the Latin race but it
is mere tride compared with our Pres
ident's project in behalf of the African
race. The Seqnel will probably be the
Subordination of both the Latin and the
African from their 'irrepreSsible con-
hict" with the Anglo.S Saxon race. Let
US wait and see.-N Y Herald.
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Col. WYNDHAM surprised the town
of Warrentop. Virginia, on the night Of
the Sd inst, and captured there eighty
stand of arms. His patrols found no
enemy at Sulphur Springs and Water
loo.
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Notice 10 Drafted Men 1

T CAN still obtain Substitutes for all who
want them for $l00 each. Drafted men
must very soon hire substitutes, 60 into camp
or be arrested and taken there. All who be-
lieve themselves entitled to discharge must
20 to camp and secure it there. I will furn-
ish transportation for all who wish to 60.
D. W. STAMBAUGH. Il
Provost Marshal.
New Phila., Jan. 80, '63. .p1oga
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RESOLUTIONS have been introduced in
the New Jersey Assembly, declaring that
New Jersey is not willing to be taxed
for the purpose Of emancipating slaves
in Missouri, purpose not contemplated
by the. Constitution, and giving notice
that a debt contracted for such purpose
is not binding in law OF equity, and will
not be regarded in the light Of an obli-
CATION. The resolutions have been 10,
ferred.
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Estate of John Butt, Decd.

THE undersigned having been appointed
L and qualified as Administrator OF said es-
tate, takes this method of informing all per-
sons who are indebted for Cost on the Dockets
of said deceased, that the same must be settled
without further delay, as execution will issue
on every case ofunsettled cost, or that remains
unsettled on the Goth day of this month, and
where the Defendants are not responsible pro-
cess will be Immediately issued against the
Plaintiffs. And all persons having unsettled
Judgments On said Dockets, are requested to
have the same closed up as fast as possible, 90
far as practicable. Plaintiffs will please take
notice. s. HOOVER,
Feb. IA, '68 Admir- de bonis non.
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WE have positive information, says
the Knoxville Register, that General
Joseph 3. johnson will in person com.
mand the army in Middle Tennessee.
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Gro: SANDERsoN, Democrat, has been
re.sleCted Mayor of Lancaster, Penn
sylvania, by 266 majority.
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The Philadelphia Evening Journal
resumed its publication yesterday. Mr.
Boileau publishes letter, signed in Et.
McHenry, in which he says; "Those
who supposed we were other than a u
MON Democrat have been mistaken. -
We advocate the claims Of the Demo
cratic party because now that party are
the friends of the Union, and he is no
Democrat who is not unqualiiediy in fa'
vor of the Union"
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Important News from Washing
tOn--GeM. Mcclellan TO be Re.
Called.


A telegraphic report to Phladel.
phia paper announces that the Presi'
dent has resolved TO recall Generrl Nc.
Clellan to the command Of the Army Of
the Potomac.
If this news proves true it will be hail.
ed by the army with the widest enthusi.
asm and by the people with delight and
qualification. If Mr.. Lincoln will dis
miss his radical advisers and supply their
places with men of enlarged views and
craftsmanship and recall Little Mac
and give him "full powers" to control
his own movements in the field, the re-
suit will prove most glorious to our
cause. 1t will re.unite the now distract
I'd North and revive with fresh hope
and courage the dropping hearts Of eve.
ry loyal man. Let the President at
once give over his radical and unconsti.
tutional measures, dismiss his fanatical
advisers, and reviving the pledges given
in his inaugural and first message To
Congress, henceforth carry on the wal
and fight the foe for the sole purpose o.
maintaining the Constitution and restor,
ing the Union, This Internal rebellion
must be put down and crushed out anG
the integrity of the Republic maintain
ed; but it can only be accomplished!by
strict adherence to the laws and fol
the sole object of preserving the nation
, ality Of the Government.
Let Lincoln adopt Jackson's motto
"The Union: it must and shall be pre-
served" and fight the rebels with thi
object alone in view, and he will haV
!, the unanimous support of the entir
North. -PLdindeaier.
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following propositions: |. Recognition
of the independence of the confederate
States. 2 A uniform system of duties
upon imports. 3 Free lrade between
the two States. 4. Free navigation Of
the Mississippiriver 5. Mutual adop-
tioa Of the Monroe doctrine. Eel
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February 6, 1858. 4-w..
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well shaped. Not in vain have the bor-
der State politicians thronged the hall
Of the Presidential Mansion. Not. in
vain has the discreet Secretary of State
incurred the reputation Of having be-
come imbecile. Not in vain has the
whole Adminisiratiou suffered the odium
Of drifting with the tide for lack Of .
policy. They could we'll afford to dis.
pense with the applause Of the radicals,
while they silently directed that under
current which was to refer the gigantic
question, with which they would not
grapple, to the decision of another Pres.
idential election. r-'-.s-a-.s .-
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Ile xxcIEerisa Resiue2t.

IL isya:r If t,l. iCG's rr.Tan.-
.t.r .l5'j-vss ettivis;ly -;t.s ,cl ~ H.
bli1 I, ,onln.&uier i.aHe4:4,el, after IL
:i,st e gr4eGa,nt II lie late ta,.ss near
EoIar>,i:-. Ae.:og Gen. CABIN wrote
to Col. lilo
At,ta "osl f,,;E,.irc uarrh f>r zen
',je il bard rain, over rough roai
fooled Hi.+l water, you i,et the eief"y
AMI Grove E.ni b,to,e y"u 20 l. a9b Gap,
when "i.h eight I;eces Of artillery, sup
pore. /, hessv force OF di-nonnied
rsyaify, he male Il determined WAND. IL
was there, il. changing thSt Battery. that
,on d'ep'aye,. such gsIi=niry 4, has nete'
been su:pa>scI and rarel y eglatlod !" lh"
annals - var. For moe tHHn a lil;,a u
advanced, wiii.ou; lalting o. faIt.rr@, up
10 Tire very mouth OF ,Ee cannon, under 4
teit:4c fire, drove ine enemy from his
strong .o-:i.eE captures ore q lis c%n"Ol.
and tx l;i,oIefs, .ni wsEe willing, a.iho'
broken do~a Iy lard marching, 10 con
lirue tie pu!sr,:l if ,oH had tera permits
tel. loar conduct has eX2i,ei he sI;,j-
ration o. dis army.
Under da'e of Dec % CD lIrG wrote
70 GcY. SALc&oN saving Of this engsge>
men:-
Tie canr5n mentioned WAS capture! BY
re Fifteenth Wisconsin Regiment. y 4
ba7 cuct charge, not even giving the eao
my ,Ge 10 spike or otherwise disable it.
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FOREIGN Irtarpo=it;nn

The LONDON corTesponten, Of tbs \. \.
Wor!d. writes Dec 2o;h:
If / an no. misihforn.d. tie govern
nents Of ths coun.rHDnd o: Russia have
;rcc0nsiered heir action upon The propo
siiion Of tie Emperor NAPOLEON f.. a
friendly ia,er1osi.un Il use the diplomat
c rhrasr) IN American affairs. Tie pros
Der. Of any legitimate success for ,he pro
isct. CT your government las gIo~D 60
,nuch darker or iate TO eyes on this side OF
she Atlantic that rut!ic opinion il Great
Britain incline. more decidedly than ever
to tie view expressed by Lord John Rus
sell in his reply 10 the original advances
OF the French Government, that 81 inter
ference Of a real and etf-c,usI kind in the
Interests Of peace and humanity night te
come the positive duty CT tie European
Pow era, aad uybofv here would Re sur
p,:sei 70 learn that tie cabinet has st ss:
made iip its mind 10 at IL Ina. direction.
/ An assured tbs. simultaneous connu
aica..s Il 10 this effect was lnis week ma |e
f;on Leudon sad s.. Petersburg 60 tha
Court # the Tu.llesies canrot. bow
ever. believe that srv s"iion which may
= taken in consequence, Will he trkes IN
afor:a offensive 70 v0nr government or
hostile to tie eop'e Of the Union.
a corr.sror!eut Of .be Chicago Times,
writing from N'a,hinG'on, says:
" Tie i.cts III rs-,vd 10 foreign in:sr-
L.
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Ilc II oaitor.

lht ilFst OF The American 9 IRON CLAD "
iteet, the -''o"'f"r, IL re more, "e mt
s'ec1eese box, rA'cf Es9 wrought such
q rtv"in'i"n !" haval t'ci'cs, las gone
1"*n 1910 The ocean @11'h-s carrying VIII
her, unhapp'y' some OF ne brave men
"ho formed her crew. Il is vel Known
'"st the -a'"'''r VAS not designed toy q
'sas'.nS ooa'. ana ''.s' on The V"FsSs
TON We" OK !" Hampton ioSds, pre-
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The inauguration Of Gov. SEYMOUR took
I lace in The Assembly Chamber Of TIE
State Capitol, a baay, at IL O'Clock, on
the 81 inst in tie presence Of large
and distinguished a.semblsge. Many o'
the Seymour club. and ether Democratic
organizations from d;fi'sren. part. Of TIE
state we're represented. lie crowd filed
Tie Chamber ard tie ro:uria OF The Cap
itol, asd eoyerc; the par, in front Of Toe
building. SO large q gNLering has &c;
been Witnessed st the Inauguration Of 4
Governor Of any state tor many Yeas
The o.:h Of Office VAS administered TO
Governor SxrYnrE 4Gl Lieut.. Governor
JoSss When tee requirements Of tie
Constitution lad beea complied with
Governor SEYMOUR spoke a. follows:
FIlLow CITIZENS In your presence
iisve olamniv So orn 20 su.pot. he Con
a,isution Of Re t.lt.I States, with al! il,
grants, restrictions snl guarantees, AID
NJ support it (Chsefs.
h.ye also .~orn to support another
constitution the co0sii:lI,ivr Of the stale
rf Es~ Yo.k-~i:h all its powers and
,ixhl. shall uphold il. (Gr-s. sp-
pIau.e | have sworn faithfully 10 per
:o.4l tie duties O. ihs cttics Of Governo'
# this state. and with your AID llev shall
De faithfully performed.
Tte-e constitutions. snG laws .;e mean,
for the guidance of Official co.dIct IA!
/ foy ,oyr protection and weiS.re.
! /. frs. law fi0d recorded far nv oh
serrnnr., Is that witch declares :. it sh All
ta he &ntv Of n. Governor to lnainlnin
and defend The sovereignty and jgri~dic
son Of this s'a:-," (Appjanse) and The
no,, marked Injunction OF the consiiru
tion t. the t,xt"4:iye ia th.r he 8 stlal
take care hist the i,os a.s faithfully exc
cu:a,i" Cheers
Thee constitutions 60 not conflict The
line Q! separation, t%:seen he RESPONSE
tiIi.ie- and obligation Which each imposes
Is vel! ,etlnt ii. 'lh-, d. no. .mh>ra>- Us
in tie performance Of cur du:ies rs chi
2er, OF officials. (NPlIsase.)
shah 70: or th'- occasion dwell upon
he condition Il oar country. The roHcr
md tie position Of oar o-n sac hiss been
h"g,,;;5 ahtdest - H. ~ ~rrl-rc,~nr
NJ we've vpvn All, @,:,.i-ct Will IS sjc'
before yea ia ftS days N M tDes-a.se
e Tie Legislature.
This orca,jon fellow citizens, s9hsn ofi
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LET THEM TRY Ir.-The New York
Times declares that an order for the re-
snoval Of the republican police commits,
sioncra ofNev Yo:k by Gov. SEYMOUR
vii uc. l.. obeyed, and threatens civil
Wat there. Tie Times party would have
a happy tine IN illa. event, With $1,000
majority against the commissioners and
on tie side Il law. Coz. SEYMOUR will
MAINTAIN RIGHT at a. Asz.rd.
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@ A the brewers Of Cincin,

~ All the brewers Of Cincinnati have
presented strong protest against
what they term" the present arbitrary
taxation, and wrongful and dangerous de-
cisions of the Commissioner Of Internal
revenue They declare that, in its OPP
Grafton, the lax Of 81 per barrel on beer is
very heavy, while the mode of collection
sutjec'st them 10 great iaconriences, among
which is the swearing Of manufacturers
forty ~iEh, times II ons month
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bat,las Of the war and are victorious
Our entire success on the 3Ist WIS prevent.
ed BY a surprise % the righ, tiaal: bn, 20
have nevertheless bealen tie enemy after
q three days fight. They fed win oraas
precipitation on Saturday night. III,
last of their column of cavalry left TIL,
morning. Their loss has been very heavy
Generals Rains and Hanson are killed.
Generals Cladson and Breckenridge arg
wounded.
(Signed) " S, ROSECRANS.
General Commanding.
Nashville. Jan s.
Gen. Rous.eae arrived tonight direct
from the trout. He reports Rosecrans is
waiting near Murfreesboro for supplies 10
continue the pursuit.
The rebels are believed to be prepar
ing to make stand at Tullahona or La
vergne.
Tho enthusiasm Of tie troops for Rose
Grams is uubounded
Our wouGded are arriving AID ale well
cared for.
Nashville Jan SIS p. N.
! have direct news from Murfreeshoro
up to three o'clocl, this P. u. Rosecraus
is largely reinforced. and pushing ahead
after the fugitive rebels The hea,. Of
his army is now some fifteen miles heyond
Murfreesboio. Tie Ieha's are fleeing TO-
wards IuilaAoma and Fayetteville.
More prisoners have Iecn taken during
-. r,-enit ;Ion az - I.t.'.,
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EGoy. Sc, moar has cited Proves,
Marshal Kennedy Of New York, to appear
before him at Albany, on the Of jan
ary past, 20 answer charges Of rn;slem.a
nor preferred agains: him.
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RE-The Democrats Of Tona propose
Y. mir, p. A N.Hc.Es r. Governor.
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CAMP NEAR MURFRFEsBoRo
Jan +. 1868.
Louisville, Jan. 4

70 Mi. Gen Haa.,I:
Following nv dispatches Of last evening
I have 10 announce the enemy are in inIl
retreat; they left last night. The rain
having raised The river. aud the hri.Ige
across it between Tie eft wing and con
fvr being incomplete I deemed i, prrdenl
to withdraw tI7' "tng during 'he night
This r.,.'. .. ,ine unrI 4 o'c,ock
and IA" .nr,. The announce
u.en' If aas known 10 me at
= o'e...
oar a.aa..,-.ru train arrived during
the night To day was occupied in dis
tFibuiing ammunition. hufving the dead
All! collecting arms from the field Of la,
tie. Pursuit was commenced bv the cen
re. the two leading bigades arriving q,
the we.t side of Stone river this evening.
The railroad bridge WAS saved tu; in
wal coGd.,.oa IS lol Euown.
We SHAH occupy the town, and push
the pursuit 10 morrow. onr medical III
rectars estimate the wounded in the hos
niral At 5, 500, and our dead at 1000 -
We have TO deplore the loss Of Lieut..
Col. Gasescte whose capacity and gen
,iemanly deoortmant had already cndesr
ed him to all the officers Of this command
and whose galantry on the field Of battle
excited the ss!mira.on of all.
Head quarter. department OF the Cumber
land Jan 5,h, 1863.
To Major Gen. Haleck, Gen in Chef:
W. have fought Gre # shs creates,
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S.. Louis, January S.


Gen Curtis has received The following.
from Gen. Brown a Springfield:
The enemy are cro~dIu4 The fighting;
but my men are Leha,iug vel Rapid
musketrv firing is row going on in Tho
bush. close 10 our south side am IL"
ing Inc strong positions, and as night is
c'osinc. the enemy must ii-ht ne "a visa
or not fgh!. u night ,hey are Sighting
for bfea'i.
(SicnedD "E r. BaowN. Brig Gen.
Pr Melcher, Medical Director, .elc,
oraphs ne following .a,eT n.essa5y:
: springfield, Jan s.
Gen. Brown is badly wounded There
has been severe Sighting since noon. Tho
enemy are IN large force. Tie febels fork
one Qt our guns bu. were repuised a, dark.
Militia reinforaemen's ara coming in. -
Prisoners say that Narmaduke is il corn~
nlan1. and vii! be reinforced to night"
1000 Of Our Troops Captured.
81. Louis, Jan. 0.
Te.egraph;c communication with Spring
field ceased at 3 o'clock this morning.
The snsmv entered Stockaic, rss,.rdss,
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/ Dec. II, 1863 BENZ. f. BROOKS, President
~~@~~GRANVILLE NJ. CLARK Treasurer
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
-SIREnI Z

SUFFOLK, IS.
BOSTON, December 18th, 1863
TSen the aforesaid Benz, f. Brooks Granville NJ lark,
John Z. Conner, Josiah BArdwell, Eben u. JORDAN,
James Fisk Jr, and C. B. shy der personally appeared
made oath thst the foregoing certificate by them
subscribed and the statements therein contained,
wiLLGAM j ANDERSON Justics Of the Eeacc
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JA2cent Isl "Ai AN Boston i,G Ell il, 1853
cent stamp. The foresolng is a ,rG, COPY of The
H. 2E sS filed on VII P S1E2FR Dec
~~N~-~~ Secretary OF the Commonwealth
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WORCESTER, Dec. 18th, 1868, at l0h Born A. NJ
Received and Recorded in the Registry Deeds Book
67l, Page SCI. By ALIEN. H. WILDER, Register.
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