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W WHEREABOUTS OF LEE-DISSAT
ISFACTION IN HIS ARMY. ss.lih

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btsg taH III NEW YORK, Aug. II.
The Herald's Washington corresponds
ent says recent reconnoissances demon- "a
strate there IS still a forcesof rebel iRfan-
try I'M the Shenandoah Valley ready to
fall upon our rear In case our army adj
vances without due consideration. The
main force of Lees army is on the line of
the Rapidan, and Lees headquarters arc $.
at Gordonsvile Intelligent prisoners
say his force is not so large now as when.
he recrossed the Potomac, though he has =.
received fifteen thousand reinforccments =
from the cotton States.
= The Times Washington dispatch seys
a rebel lieutenant who has recently de- !,
serted from Dees army aud come within..s
our lines, brings reports indicating an alsla
most helpless condition Of affairs for tho
rebel Goniedcracy. Great dissatisfaction
| is said to exist among North Carolina -
Tennessee and Mississippi troops, who are
Eanxious to return their Irrespective States--
The North Carolinaps are. especially
clamorous, and declare that once home
Ethey will throw down their arms and
abandon the rebel, cause. Troops from
1.-THE South western States say there isPno
luse in further resistance since Yicksburg
land Port Hudson have fallen s-ass-s So.
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An InfaIiible Test.


If any person whoshcretofore has been
acting and voting with the D Democratic
party comes to the conclusion that 5the
party has left him, we can furnish him
with a test BY which he cam determine
whether the party has left him orThe has
left the party. Nearly every 1neigh hbQr-
hood is furnished with at least one life
long Abolitfonist, y who was never known
TO vote any but the genuine, simon pure,
Abolition ticket. To you who have any
doubts on the voting question, we suggest
that you ask this lifelong Abolitionist
how he is going to vote, and be sure thai
yos rpte the ota'r 'eags If you vote the
slime way that the Abolitionist does then
you have left the party, instead of the
yafty leaving you This is the TEST
Recollect we don't ask you to consult al
old line Whig, or Republican, or any 9th
ers who formerly opposed the Democra
cy; but a real, genuine Abolitionist. Ii
this case the test will besure and genuine
Tor the distinction between Democra
and an Abolitienist is too broad to be mis-
taken. G.
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RETURN COMPLIMENTS.

IF Mr. Vallandigham and his friends
are so fayorably enamored with the free
dom Of the British Government, why in
Heavens name don't they emisrate to
British soil. and become subjects Of Her
Majesty? We can spare 'em.- CONNER
cial 3'As8H a sgtaFe e4.si ~.
If the Abolitionists and Black Repub-
licans of the Commercial stamp are 50
.enamored of the freedom of the negro,
why in Heavens name don't they emigrate
to Africa, or become subjects of the King
of Dahomey2 He would probably re
ceive them. Enquirer. 'o3 g@
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THE BAYoNET IN KENTUCKY

Martial law was declared in Kentucky
on the day before the election, and free
born citizens were made to vote under the
bayonet, or vote not at all. Of course it
resulted in a atriumph for the despotism
which controlled it.
Republicans may be induced to reflect
on the condition of things now established,
when it is suggested that these bayonets
will be pointed anthem, should they here
after dissent from the policy of their
rulers, and attempt to make their dissent
manifest by their votes.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-08-19

Rg- A public man of undoubted cour-
age and honesty will always possess the
confidence and friendship of the people.
When man of this description is perse-
cuted because he has the courage and hon.
esty to s'do right; and trust to God, and
truth, and the people to support him in
the time of trial; not only will he receive
that support from the people which he
deserves; but, it will besaccompanied by
an enthusiasm and determination such
as no mere time serving politician ever
has or ever, will receive. This is the Sc
cret of the immense popularity Of. GLEN
ENT L. YALLANDIGHAM.i That he is.im-
Imensels popular is demonstrated by the
unusually large mass meetings which are
being held throughout the State. These
meetings are of large proportions because
of the enthusiasm of the people for theil
candidate; and that enthusiasmis the natu-
raj result of the persecution of an up.
right, honest and fearless mana man who
honestly opposes the Administration il
Its measures, and who fearlessly main
/ tains his principles. He trusted to th'
people and they have not betrayed hi
confidence. If the history of former po
tIitical campaigns teaches anything, it i
THAT VALLANDIGHAM will be triumphant
lly elected Governor of Ohio. No ticke
in Ohio, supported by a moiety of the en-
thusiasm which the present Democrat
State ticket receives, has erer been de
feated.
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D A private letter from Aenia in
forms us that the Abolitionists in that
place are at'work, mobbing Democrats and
trying to overawe free speech. Mr.. VIM.
Bagford respectable citizen of that coun-
ty, was knocked down in the streets of
Xenia, simply because he announced HIM
self in favor Of Vallandighaml While we
advise Democrats to obey the law, and
maintain order under all circumstances,
we hope when the spirit moves them to
shout for Vallandigham, they, will make
the welkin ring with their loudest hazzahs,
and if finterfered with then defend their
constitutional rights.-Ctarh County DEM
ocrdt. a.fu8 1uiqe5i- l7,aH- f.fj 'a..ts.
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We State q Fact

Which cannot be denied, for it is OBJ
vious to everybody. All men of all par
ties must see and know it, namely-That
everywhere, Democratic speakers, and
Democratic presses, advocate order, obe-
dicnce to law, submission to tho lawfully
expressed wishes ofthe majority.
On the other hand, Republican speakers
and Republican presses are just as busy
in melting violence, disorder, bloodshed
anarchy.
IT. Gods name, let all Christian men
unite against the incendiaries who are
conspiring to destroy whatever is precious
to individual man, or to society.
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NEW York. Aug. IL.

q There were some twenty FIVE cases Of Il
sunstroke in the city yesterday. s s
Col De Forrest, Of the Havings caval-ssax
rS, is under arrest, charged with having sea
defrauded the Gocernment to the amount
Of fifty thousand dollars! r. sfgaT
The draft is nearly completed in tho 80
western part of New Jork. ,i alratss aHsl
jeff Davis is i'll at Richmond, and 70
doubts of his recovery are entertained.r9
It is said General Lee has addressed a,a
letter to jeff Davis, calling upon him net
to hand the Federal officers now confined
In Richmond, as his son, Gen. Lee would
in consequence be hung. IF this is rcfuzxs
sed, he declares his intention to throw up -
his commission IL is not believed the 81
rebels, will hang our officers. 1-aii -as =,
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BULLY. FOR LINcoLN's ABOLITION
TAX GATHERERs IN THIS DIsTRIeT-The
four per cent, allowed to Old Abe's tax
gatherers on the amout of internal reye-
nue. collected by them, will give collectors
S12 for every drafted man that pays
$500 for exemption. This will give the
principal collector of this district the nice
sum of s21 900 or about $3.50 for the
collectors in each county. Bully for
the tax -gatherers. No, wonder they are
in favor of the Conscription. aud want the
warto last forever.-G GeoTyeto,cn Argus.
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pT= The people do mt consider what
strong and almost countless interests are
enlisted in favor of prolonging the war,
and against all terms of peace. .,-.
All the army officers, and their name IS
legion, want the war to last:
All the Provost Marshals, and their
petty 7understrappers,. swarming like
Egyptian frogs and lice, in every township
Of the North. ~. ~, b.,s -...,
All the railroads. tremendous inau-
ence-for they are growing rich by trans
portation. ,a-f5t
All the Manufacturers of wool, Of cot
ton, of shoes, of arms-zin a word, all New
England. ,ogi .[,,.
2.iAll the daily papers, such as the Cincin-
natl Gazette, for it doubles their cireula-
tion.1yd 10 zsz<s.i
I Lincoln and his Cabinet, and Republic
an leaders generally, for it gives them an
army to enforce despotic acts, and keep
fdown opposition. 49,,
PdIDo. t the PEOPLE OF ALL PAR
TIES, see that their interests of the mer
named a bove.
The people, want Peace the first moment
that the Constitution is vindicated.
But the, men above named want war
the bigger the bloodier, the more costly
the better for them, SO long as any excuse
can be found for keeping war going.
Now the people can see why Lee wa
allowed toescape out of Pennsylvania an,
Maryland, why Louisiana was rejected
when she proposed to return to the Uniol
under the Constitution; and Why, whel
j Alex H. Stevens was known to be th
" bearer of propositions for Peace, Lincoll
and his associates rejected them withou
even knowing what the terms werel
When will the people waken to thei
= danger2 ..
i Believe us,it will soon be to late.
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TELEGRAPHTC.
From Charleston.

New YoRK, August 11-The Heralds
Morris Island correspondent, under dates
of August 9th and 7th, reports our posi-.
tion STRONGER and safer than ever. The
morale and confidence of our troops are
Although the rebels keep
pouring in shell from Wagner, Sumter and
other Notifications, the protection to our
troops islso complete that, our casualties 4
are hardly worth noticing. ~
Captain Paine, of the Tooth New York,
with nine of his men, was captured by the
rebels the night of the 4th,Y while JonaTn
scout near Light House creek They !
made spirited but utunsuccessful resistance
Sunday week there was a terrific en- !.
gagement between the gunboat Ottawa, a
Monitor and the Irensides and our works ..
on Morris Island, and the rebel forts.
The rebel guns were finally silenced.agT
A boat belonging to the Ironsides while
on picket duty last, Wednesday night. was
run down by rebel steamer, aud part Of =
the crew were drowned and the rest saved son
by another O. our boats. Noprisoners %
taken by the rebels. as'ss 80 p 50
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Prefers Defeat to his Conn
try to Defeat to his Par

Tn, Mr.. CHARLES ANDERsoN's. letter
of acceptance of the Abolition nomination
for Lieutenant Governor, he says:nots
,'I should esteem the election of Mr..
Vallandigham as Governor of Ohio grea-
ter calamity than the defeat and capture
of any army we have in the field" -
. That is frank and plain in Mr.. ANDER-
SON. He prefers the destruction of our
army to the defeat Of the party ticket upon
which he (Anderson) is running. He
places. party before country What a
howl would have Been raised by the Re
publican press Lhow, they would have
resounded with tlie, charges of disloyalty
and treason against Mr.. PUGH, if he, like
his competitor, had made the declaration
that he would rather have our army de
feated than Mr. BRoUeH eleeted.-Ofta-
iaea5g Deaa.1d nd0L sdi qasH
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The H Kentucky Elections.

The Kentucky election was one of7the
greatest outrages on q free election ever
perpetrated IN any State, Soldiers we're
Stationed at every poll3insstl.e State and
prevented fully one-half softtherroters
from. fro !. exercising, the fight to vote as they
pleased. Will Ohio be voted in the same
Istyie!s@ bns sii9 ili sHnn ifis
.ssy Col, Basil Duke and fftyl two other
officers have been removed from John
sons Island, and confined in the Cofum-
bus Pcnitcntiary with Morgan.
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nea Gov Tod has ordered John Nor

Bea- Gov. Tod has ordered John Nor
gan and his men confined in the Peniten-
tiary in. this city to be furnished with
vegetables, etc, and also newspapers and
paper and ink, which, together with the
privileges they now enjoy, it is said, viii
make their Imprisonment in the Peniten-
tiary somewhat better than it would be at
Camp Chase. 1t is understood, says the
Cincinnati Gazette, that Mr. Merton, the
Warden, is indisposed to treat John so
scleverly .s.e
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The Draft.

. The manner in which the draft is being
enforced in New England is a perfect
farce. BY bribery or some other means
about three e-fourths of those drafted get
exempted. This is matter of some in
terest to the West if they have to fur
nish all the men under the draft as well
as in volunteers. fa a441 ~
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MASSACHUSETTS, ft Z RING
FOR STATE DEFENSE. 5~se

Governor Andrew, of Massachusetts
has iss1ed an order directing the organi
zation Of active militia for State detenses
The force will consist of one hundred and
thirty companies Of infantry, twelve com
panies Of cavalry, and six batteries of ar
tilIery. 'e'I 90 Llisir at3 r. fis.stsa,i
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EzS8 In commenting Oh inc Gnu VI Vic
Morgan raid, the Tribune has the bad
taste to say:
Indiana, sohiich has been claimed By
Comprehend Journals as a halt distoyat
STATE, raised sixty four thousand men In
two days to resist this invasion. Her
people sprang to arms with an enthusiasm
and unanimity which has had no parallel
since the great uprising after the fall OF
Sumter, and her Governor proudly points
to the fact that within three days after
the enemy had set foot on her soil thirty
thousand of her citizens had gathered IN
camp and were ready to be organized.
nearly one half of the whole number who
responded to his call. In Ohio the peo-
pie showed hardly less alacrity. Both
States have acted promptly and bravely,
and their patriotism as q signal rre6ahe to
the disloyat faction arhieh claimed to haue
azienated them from the support of the
Government and the cause of the repub-
lic
",There's richness, for you, as Squeers
said of his skim milk The 5ibelers ,oi
!. the patriotic people of southern Indiana
and Ohio are Generals Burnside and
Hascall, the Administration toadies, and
journals like the Tribune. The disloy;
. al frction," who claimed that they were
/ alienated'' g from the cause of the repub
r lic'' were the radicals. The. Democrats
| have always insisted that no more loya
people live in this country than thcs,
. same F" Copperheads,' p and the Tribun
: now admits that-we were right. OF TIL
e eighty to ninety thousand men who spran
f to arms we do not believe that one j
: ten was a Republican. There are nc
& radicals enough on the basks Of til
Ohio to swear by.-N.s T. World. hasi
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Cheerers for VaIEandighaln
Arrested. 2e 9d@ 7Ta

From The Charlottesville (Ind } Weekly
Review. '...@ fsth ist h2ias
A circumstance occurred at Vevay, In
diana, last week, which shows the tcnden-
Bcy of the military authorities to assume
to themselves the power tosiregulate the
political opinions and conduct Of the peole.
fThe militia of that place has been called
out to repel the invasion of j ohm Morgan,
fand after that personage got into Ohio
thew we're discharged On Tuesday even
ing, after. ore Of the companies inaV evay
had delivered up its arms and werei dis
charged. Mr. f., Dufohr proposed three
Echeers for Mr.. Vallandigham and consti-
tutionaal liberty, which was given by the
company with a hearty good will. For!
that3Mr. Dufourwas arrested by the mill,
tary authorities of the place, taken to the
jail of the county, and kept there for four
days, when he was released on habeas cor
lpas. asaaI oaha# bga 2
. AS an Offset to the above, on the same
fevening, when Mr.. Dufour proposed three
cheers for Vallandigham and constitutional
| liberty, an Abolitionist in another COM.
pany proposed three cheers for John
Brown and no constitutional liberty,
which was heartily responded to by the
crowd on the corners of the street. He
was not arrested, however. 1t was Dufour
who was arrested and confined in the coun-
ity Jail! A Mr.. Heady was also arrested
and imprisonedat the same time with Mr.,
iDufour for participating with that gentle
man in cheering for Vallandigham and
constitutional liberty. All this occurred
linotin Austria, but in -one,efT thesStates of
the United States of North America
during the reign and withsthe sanction Of
the fffstsA boktiona aRresidentfofs the Re
public. .Fs@ ga h9iiqgdai soss t6sl4 =
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! One Time SETTLED Theact of those
who, at, the midnight hour, when honest
people are asleep, viii stealthily. repair to
the place and take down q hickory pole,
raised on our national birth day, settles
this777that buckwheat. batter make a poor
substitute for brains. - O4o,ody Deplocrat.
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hRGs~ "A dewnscast editor says that mod
csty is a quality that highly adorns a
woman, but ruins a man.
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~sA TEE UNION AS 1T VAS AND
ATtfE C0NSTITIJTIONsASsIP ZIP ISL, I
k.fsssI Mold that THIS Cover nmentwas made
on the WHIPE BASIS, bysiW WHITE
m En-, FOR tke BENEFIFiof WHITE MEN
and tllcirs POSTERITYa foreyer.sg-STE
PHEN a siDoteIIAs. PIG rsaw sno sies
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-08-19

ns A child is never happy from HAY
ing his own way. Decide for him, and he
has but one thing to do; put him to
please himself, and he is troubled with cv-
erything and satisfied with nothing. . Is'-
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Conldn.t Raise a Cheer.

When the soldiers arrived last Sunday
night at Marion, squad of Abolition Ia
dies waved their handkerchiefs and sung
outin a squeaking, cracked, pot metal
voice, ssThree cheersfor Brough, /" Three
cheers for Brough ~. The essoldiers took
no notice of it, and the only response we
heard came from several ~then,-wfe'
with lusty lungs, remarked: DIN
Brough-he charged szfuA fare on his
road. when other roads carried us-for haii
fare" The reply was as laconic as truth
fu1.-.MaTfoe Mirror.
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THE small propertgfholder,, or day,
laborer, might just as web cut his own
throat, as vote the Republican ticket 81
Heris voting his own ruin, and that Of his
family.4o aA e g.-.l.Y s..fs So. -,
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WASHINGTON, Aug. l4-lpiornlatlon
has been received from the army OF The
Potomac that early this morning body
of rebel ,partisans came upon our signal
party on Water lNIoantaih, Sfniles north
of Warrenten, eaptured three signal Off
GERS and some small telescopes 80 Ali the
officers subsequently, effected their escape,
TheIlarSs Telescope usedlb by the party was
from the Statfon Sahdstherefore
Ndid1n6t fall into tho hands 'of ihe rebels.
g7 Gen Meade ision a brief yisitte Wash-
ington. % = hs'snti.is sssasspd w
Mai, Cen Warren took temporary com-
uand Of the 2i army corps today.
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., NEW York;, Aug. 13.IThos; AIDES
Emments son, Of the illastrious. Robt.
Emmett died yesterday. sss!a ,Gesa
The trial Of Jas. NJ Whittier for ass
sault, on the. Tribune, Office in the late
riots resulted in a sentence of one year
and $500 fne IeIis said
to be a, native, Of Maryland, and to have
formerly been in the naval services
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Southern News.

AN Atllnta (Ga.) paper says that a
tbigraid from Rosecrans is at Whiteside,"
and expresses the opinion that Gen. Rose
Grams is moving upon Sehaa. Extensive
preparations are being madc in Georgia
to oppose his movements.
The Nashville Uaio,, ;of the 2l inst,
says, that gentleman who had justreturn-
ed there from Chattanoega states that the
rebels are making no preparations to de-
fend that place, and will fall back on At
lanta in few days.
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n~ The Republicans are split up.
Somc go for John Brown, some for j ohm
Bruif, and some for ohm b. Rough.
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:. ."coMPRoMIsE.' u

4 7s{.ytr ...srstCoMPRoMISE.
s 'sNNt compromise! Compromise is the
first law ofeombination+-[ had almost said
of nature 1t is the law of all society
all goVernmcnt-allr united action. Par
tners in business compromisc-members
oftpolitical, religions, charitable, useful
societies compromise Kings compromise
with each iother-they compromise with
their subjects, or lose them. Wars end
by eompromise-the family circle is a
compromise. Husbandscompromise with
their wiyes-fathers compromise with
their disobedient children-and if our
holy religion is true, God Almighty com
promised with man when he accepted in
his behalf the atonement of His son; and
shall we refuse to do what nature, reason
religion and history all command2''-Hoa
G. III. Pcadieton. fo,f..F
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asDemecratie, County I'll eke.

e.-...f REPRESENTATIVE,
ssssssq ady Ohm, KEYYSEIRS, ..
<Rss gafllesa esaPRoBArE JUDGE, sTo ils 81
sne'ss:ssh's w. IT. SINCLAIR isss arc.
1sFsesi sAl boo sSasit no os brg ..s5
edt ssssls ssis SHERIFF, ~ 8,.s.,
zee yaGEO wv. scARROFHERS,
zee n1c pRosEcUTIkd ATTORNEY, s
- an4s sdsJASs O. AMOS, -.
E.eas dix rREAsgRER, bse saiaas
-, - { WfLLIaM REND,
= ssssasfs q sv1GoMMIssIoNER, q 81.
sssi sass bii5YsI. F.Bo0TH,i aaoa Bns
{. p 8, TIC CORONER, diatsih ess
eas q Tsns Al, F FAGERT,@ s g .7e.gs
eds 10 tsjINF1RNARY DIRECTOR, @
issfss q ssbsJO JOSBPHo M0OSE.ir 5lst5
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.sArfsse I'm sIeigs County.

- siaeJaResa ModMillcrsi a either of frMeigs
sseosfHfy,s shesof the Douglaseelectors in
= Ais State fn1 1860, ,s.aged abeEi tsiftgsfoaf
sseas ears was arrested BY military force
e. sndlfakeppte Cincinnati, eopfpodin .pfii;s;fT
e 9nsor sieten duyssand discharged witir1
OUT m eiiafs 20 being prcferreils against
him. Arrested, imprisoned, discharged
--ihst is all! Brougl says these things
arc all right!
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Colonel shaw.

Col. Shaw, of the 54th Massachusetts,
-slEegro Regiment, was killed in storming
sF ut eWasnsrdi Itsis proposed to raise
"a nlonument o'liis memory because he
r.fall fighting n The eause Of the Negro. I"
.ssColonels who ia u fighting in defense of the
BsiosE need mo- monumcntsit seems; but,
when the5 are identified in the acause of
humanity as Col. Shaw was they should
-sAayc monument erected to their memo
sasJss o are making history, as Mr.. Linz
sssaeolnsayssa .Dsyorissf iaslaaIevos a,fi q
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lPkY Ne HEED TO THEIR LIES.

Pay not the slightest attentionTto the
Infamous lie that. this orzthat Democrat
in somel ether township, wont go Vallan5
digham' We will give. a larger ,Demo-
cratic vote in Monroe county this year
than ever before
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peg- The following sentiment, from one
Of 0hio's noblest, most patriotic and wor-
thy sons, is worthy of being printed in
letters of gold. Read it,. 2i1@ft 7H'lT
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taste to say

ng- In commenting on the end of the
Morgan raid, the Tribune has the bad