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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-02
The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Has been before the public but short time and has al
ready bean tested BY over one thousand personsl and
they testify that the Napoleon Hair Toilet the greatest
beautiher ever offered 70 tho American people.
To prevent this Toilet from being connterfeted I'm
usie at any Druggsss In the Uned States Therefore
sny,Iady or Gentleman who desires eof Luxuriant Hail
and Ourls and Long, soft Whiskers Moustache, car
procure the Invgorator or Toilet either one for
dollar, inclosed In letter, with their address.
4 Address o. r, BPHNY + CO.,
I Box 163, Oollnsyille,
Hartford Co.,, Cons.
And 1t will be carefully sent By rsturn mall
feb23 dtWkwly t--t
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-04

8e,eunen. pefde Bic felnbllAen Qaofr {


Yet1unen, suelGe Die fetneltAen Qa8fr 0e'
ItAsn bntten, sebeu Die 3abl Der 6einre ani
1000 an ; e5 par G1vnfIfttt
pbne Mrttnerte inn Safonterie. .
9m Niontag abenb febrte Der 0etro nntt
M~OrSantptpn sarGd uuo srIdpS ben ytsut.
@tnntne ,bUut 1. 8trgintas QoYalte) Nsgf,,
Der auf nrlauO 3u 0auis mar, unoa ltaelen
nod so 0fer0e unO ale braudbe1te 0abe'
gDeiesr un6 Rtnber srnrpen ntAt bfl1lttet,
Die &sbetten itanben inter benz VeEeble bee
Guerilla Senttns.
Nm Dtenaae N6snp I'M 10 1br tra&sn fl
mad 8loumielO, 9 Mfetlen BON Mcr8Gntuipn
auf unO be3u9en Elm 9a9er. @S srnresn meh'
rere 6Ourages unb BeutepartIen aus9elHtdti
barunter cine mad &~tngsppOb, YreltUh 60,
8a. 6unOerte BON WferOen tpnscen 9eto9len'
Nm DtenGtag Na9ts DerinGten Die Nebeufr
ben GbeatluB su iiberl@retten, psrmOaten
bte5 deer ntdt tre9ett hfS 6pAua1erS nnp
sregen ees l1mfanbes, rnb aue BCCte arf Der
unionIstte bes Tlu1eS Uaret.
Mtan Gat @runO sa 9Iauben, odB thT
3rtd tvar. f1 8eute tn @reen nab 8apstte
County ga, gu bolen unb Oas Nt6tIlfn=
@UneriptiOnS8eieB in Beifptr8tnten ourd93n-
fubren. II. 81 ..a &
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-04
Der atnartR auf eparIenOn. .

Rem gprt, 1. 9aat. Die 81. o. GUe'
ming WpR [aBt d4 aus Daibtn9tcn telsera=
pttreu, baB Der spsite GnBriff apf @bnrletpr
unter Duppnt'S Commando balo Itattfneen
pirb. IT, G6eulu beftmmt TT cine SGla&t 3rts
14sn 2t0ntOnb uno trBenb Wel4em Ynntte
bes Rappa9nnnud uno eth @nertf dnf Bids
burg gu ~ertrarten. .sat
Die Champagne bestnnt bsmna9 an ben
preE wtGttaRen @untten pe0 &rteg6Idauplabes
II eletder :3eit, etne @ntlAetDun8 1T unpsr=
metDltA unO mad alien pnniBsn BlutDers
9isBen lUSar tpanI9eaSuertp 8ewerOen bcfefi
tutr, ta6 Der Grfois blesrnal unltre Semi-
6uneea. frSSaet uro Die GrprIdnng ber 4e-
belioa balD 3a @tanoe fOstnten mGge. .aa
8on 9leD gort melost man pic Nbfabrt. pes
OumpTss @ficIon mlt eiaer Maft &riess-
material ain Born faar bic GaoHoite, berieIGe
bate and upG eta Vaas ,Eeufsln lm Iau,
an bsngsl bic 9SlemaiAtnea i'm @borIfltpn
6ofeu t9r 6eusg perpudes fSnren. .,o9 @ r, y.
AQs ,nIe{e MaBresela Segsn pem nGdbunalt-
gen nnb batpi9R beUurfe9snOenL enerstlheu
Nusrif auf g6arleitua btel Nastlbetnlthee
nn6 Set 5oFnnng Jstaun, ba6s II erfpIsrstd
fem wtrD. .
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-04
Scr 9rirQ tint giomeItem.

Q~suSbrud) Der @rautidbsm Glrrnee Bpm @siaieen's
g3eab. - Seieeung BON @rano Gsutf nnrdb Gen.
SfterbGrIs,
Gairu, 1. Mat. Gin Danpfer tdnt beuts
NIT Na6riGtsn pon MtQiten'S 8fno "om
@pnntaS Abenb on.
Beina6e pte 8au3e al isneEiDanfte febenOs
9rmee tpar In B~epeaung. Gle marfAtrte
ouer eurA's Qano uno lief ibre 3elte unb
Baea9e surif. Dte @pleoten nabmen HattO=
nen fir 6 Sage NIT.
9ael @~AleppDamPfer, nel9e bier pen'
8erfen tt Gau Aatten, palfrtsn SanltaS
NoGt5ote Ntds6urSer Satterien, Obne eaB 0te
RebeIen auf fe f~euerten.
Nus sapsrtd1tser Qusas mirO seneIoet,
boB 0enerat Sasr6aus @ranb @uIf bs1ttt
BABE.
Mdn stan6t. bab bic 8ablretAen 5clpttal'
8orrGt6e tn Wliltten'b 8enO gu NaRer, an
Den 8atterien o%psiibsg, pisrer fcrtsel9afI
nerben muIen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-04
g~Snfbtn0tptt, g. 6

t Ourd elm MtBDerfdmbmtB
berStftst. 49, Na lebten DpnnerIta8 fatb
6srr 8rtebrt9 Sautter, 1,Qtentsnaut
TN So. Ng. Se9t. pI0blt0 burG 3uf0llise Ser
otftun8, OerIslte lOeirte I'm O'onttor 0otsl
BEL 6ru. &abIer an Nsnnlpleania Nys,,sts, tpp
Ell am genunntsn Sage iibeg SdnlerSets t(oGt9,
bic tim cine 0unDe ant Gnie SfruglaGts.
8um mspt3tuiiAsn Dspartemeaet er9ielt CT cine
Solbe nsb|t eIusln falFgea M,sbtfauaent, i0elz
Ge teipe 03un G;nre!bsn" beaiu,mt iparen,
lnertlarlther MstGe tyauf ber Nattent eiuen
Spell Ger fIliesn Msbi3tu, tuaItbe sun, HI
|slad etnen 0tfRpf eRtbtelt. Dn5 Gift tpirFte
cenn aud lO Idusl, boB Die 9erbsigertffne
Aer6ts tyUs offer @e9e?mtttel nit1t In, @tanbe
paren, thn tom GUoe 5t rsttsu. Der Ser
lt9sbeue bate erlt Gass jupOr 1etne jure8e Grau
aus Dem NOrOen 8ebc!t uab ppClEe Fb bGlss
LID niebesla0eu, Da er tpe8sa RranTbeit tears
|faubt mar. CT nurbe 0ut Sanh(fa8 auf rem
WdtitalflrG6pf beer0iat.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-04
Menrs n1,a nent Giihen.
9aSlid,e 8estafignnsen oOn lIntOuSfteSeu.g So
{t6rMlsg bpm &ebeileazG ifenbabnen. .as-

St0rN1JQ OpW 9beuklAktkeSt - t"
@tnctnnatt, 2. Nlat. Der Gbarz
Teton Courier melDet, baB bic 6Speralft 3a
GranS Qafe 1000 @sfanaenS, 2 &ammlAtfe,
4 Erarepottlhifs nab 3 &%anpneubuUte nab
mea. Gtne DepeIAe bon Btuctpiue, ga,
t6et(t PERT 6ou. Sobn 5CriYtH In NCbie
nit. eaB bic TGOegaleu BON MaYbeir an Der
0lobtfe unb S0iD Gtltnba9n, 18 Wetlen bon
Columbus (0fiG 8eaB er9rtfsn unb 'fOnit
bem eaasst ((aaoIt1sn gtlenbabnpertebr srueen
@bapen sussfi8t baben. sa.
@iue beDeutenbe lBoerete WeaAt Udr am
10. 2prit II Mletlm BON 9culon, MlilL, Alsz
oefoarnen mub Bate bic Mbfdt, bic Milflfppt
Geutrhf @tIenbatn 3a 3srfSrsa. +
0et 9bituosaubtae mno 9afOurde tUaren
ale 8iautaaen strpIfet unp Dee 3llsnhabn
GROCER 56apet aussfa9t tuOrben. =
Dds 8sbeaen. Sort 8atte ga Stole an
Wldafalosa- BluGt, so Mstlen nSrblt9 bon
8ra1bear Gitp Bate fA am 90. an Die fGbe.
rolen 6auunenbOUte erseben. Oefan9en'
unb bepeutsnoe Auantltaten Nunttipn fteler
In yOles bsr capitalization tn bte Sdnbe bel
GGDeraleu.
(Gtn Bid auf bic Qanbtarte 3et8t uns. baf
m9pbew sin wtGtieer &rsu3puntt Der Gtsu.
babnen 1T unb i'm SilltGen Gbstle bes Staa
tee WtlaIGppt $50 Ufeilsn fioltG bon Ment
Bbi8 llest. Die 3srltBrnn8 Der NsDtlta'
Gi5fn6a6nen I'm. btele 3ett, no Eran8pUrta.
tjnnsmittel eth 6aupi6eDtn0ntB fur Die Opt
rntinueu Der 6ioltden btlDen, TT BON bGHte,
spthtfofet. Wenn unlerer BET 5cuftCn &C.
meIOsttn MaGt Bic 3srt6rnn9 Der Babnel
oe(inaen (Uaie, raren Die gsrfeptsiDs9e Be
fhcl, @rnse spuRdnpls unterbsOdsn. .. st..
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-04
Weues au8 Wem OrIr0ng.

New Oprt, 2. Mat. DIE NIT Gem
Dampfer Creole empfau9enen NaArlhten iino
BON Stem Orleans pom %. map BON 9aoaua
pom 81. batirt.
Son Sen. 8anfS bat ma ntht5 Neleres
EfTfn6ren, als baB CT am 81. Speluula8 nnb
Wa1btngtUn tn 8e7b Bate, fetne GUIonne
9Gnnte lb ant lebtern Olabs etnen Nubeta8.
Setner @apallerte Bate er burG NsquIltttonen
In ben u~mlie9enben Dtfriften Dferpe gu Ders
laafen sepuBt, ubn8efa6r 700 iparen tn
OprlculaS etn9e6radt pprnen.
Neucites bot Netu Orleans.
Grobermns Der GtaSt GteranSriG an, giec Niper'
New Nurf, 8. Weat. Der Dampfer
George Gtumpeu, tueI1er 81. Srl. am 20.
perlteB, LIT a%n9efommen. Der Captain IaBt
aus, baB tn 81. Sri. Die Wa9ridt Don Der
Grcberuug bon Meranbrta atn Neb Ntper
burA Sen. ganf8, etagetrpfen let. Gtne Dee
pef9e pom 8ralkear @ttp bom "a. nislOs!, DoB
eta 9tstelenploat er3atIt tabe, N!eranbrta
It f9On mebrere Sage 3ubOr pur0 stuen She'll
Der Ttrtte untss NOmirai Garragut senpm4
men, unb fu8t np9 btn3u, Der 3leD Nlper fst
ppm QOmtral 6arra9ut eng blCdtrt, uro 3D.
ourd bic Communication Der Netelgu ilafb
SPORT 6ublon unp 8ideburg aanBltA atfBe~
bpben.
) Die STA ppn 81. Stt. pom %. bri4lat
ben 8ert9t aber etae 9teeognpsciruaJ I'M @as
.btne Yab, uel1s bon 2 8cOteu BEG aancusag
boDteS GaYu9G uuternommsu tpuroe nabe
|beiut Qsu9tbaule aneefomusn feuerte etne Nee
bellenbanDe auf bic 8oOte, unp tpptete fpfprt
ben Capt. bes @aguga uup uabns Dte aus 5
Mfann beltsbsnoe ManalAaft 9sfan8eu. Capt.
Geao DUua Stem Qcnppn putoe ilter Dem W18e
perpunce!, enttam jebua 9ladliG.
Wan fanb tn Drudsreten 3n 6rautltn uIlo
SpelpmIas @Opten bon Gepen Der 6r,t, Coy
unb Seymour Don Connecticut, tnb BON I0rn.
8allanbtsbam, gum 8ertauf ~ausseIe6t, Gin
GROCER She'll Der 8eoGlferung Ieiitet bet 1rea-
STD.
Die 0esenb tat 3rar Tletlb uub 8rtldtt
0enug, aber tetn Niebl.
Die Setnpe gdn3lttb s~erltreut, bod glanbt
man, baB le Itd 3u Nterarbrta IannnteGn tper=
ben, mad tuelAem pEeb Banfs fUfort uufbre@
AsR ptrb.
(Nleraaorta 1T ipie atts SbtDsnt erlE6tltd,
beretts TT IN fern 6aubeu. 8. 9tsb.)
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gReitere O,efefhte bel @uffoIe:

Suffptt, 8. @aat. '5s,te @loroen um
8 l16r ianbte Ser. Ysf cine 0bttelIuns SUI
.~fanterte, Gabalerte NIB @rtilerie iber ben
NanIemUnb. gum 3wed elmer Necc8nosclrutta,
wsl9e etnt8e Mettrn aufrpdrts eth @rerrtf,
In penen GF9 fetnbltGe S6iben t~efauoen, saD'
men mnb meGrere @efan9ene mad3ten. lnGer
gertuf mar eertng, trd9renb bic 5einbe mebr
SerlOren. gcrpuleusefeGte ftflen ben sanSsn
Sag iber Der.
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Sine e,fsnbo6n.s sasen. sabrie obsebraunt.

befp1to, 2. N1ai. Ote tn
meuIt @agen 6abrit Der 06. Murpbp 4 Al'
nloa, @de Der 19. mnb Marttlrabe, puro'
beute Mur0en Duu RdnOtg burH 6eusr aerltSrt
NQe tpsrtbpOIan Ma1dtnen unp 25 ferttet
-peue Ba6ntpaaen Dsrbrannten NIT. Der an.
asrtAtets @GaOen betrdat 100000, bic Ser.
d~deruu4s(unme blpB $4,000.
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~fsuipuSi;eo In ScutuCpsl

@tmetnnatt, O., @lat, Ged. gaslerj
wel@er init 5000 fann eeftera BEN Glrubsf.
lamb ItuB bft Sonnsrft tRsntl ilbegldfrett,
ertf bte &ebellen In Miuatiesrp an nso Ssr=
trteb le a0D stnsm partnadt9en &fs Gus
ber Gtobt. sst&.t
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J Mnit Mgritn.

Wtw gcrf, 2. Mloi. Gin 9aSana gFtsl
.On, 27. me(bet Die Mnfunlt beS fran3OflNsu
Oompfers 2uuiGanu 3n eantta0e; ,u
Dts eemslpete Gtnnabme BON pnt0la MAJ
N gsra Cru, nidt %tcfannt, bod tpnbte man.
bea cine blutee @Aladt nit tseeutenSen gsr'
I GTf ouf bstpsn @stten selal0se'' 'rOrOsu
spar.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-04

k5@tn Srritnniefr.e- Sin Maap
9autsnS &. Netter, fDel1er Breitag NaAts Ii,
Dsn GtraBen Gld berumtgtfb uTD tn JVtAe 1ets
issr 0an0Iungeneife fir 9eife6tranf aebalte,,
pdrbs Gpurbe pom 0ciisiIl 8cpsu e!nl1rpetlelr
an etaern Ildsgen Orte pntergsbraGt.
l. N~fbfllen I.eifen'ptn@tn- M.
BWwnL VI. Jtanoai lino Gbunna8 8rentou
p0M - NG. unb u. B6tltrpe prtn. 90. go.
Re8t. G~eiitsten f%rstiutui9 BEN 3reueiD unb e.
Dieltea Die &rlaubnib, naN Sntiana, TOO 1e
Ws{0af!t9ang ga in6au bQfea, 5u geben.
Ole Baltimore unb- OAtu 81 $
eatobn lenost piebsr rsgelmdBtae 3iae
mad WbeeIia8 &C, Die 8aGa9isre baben NIT
i9rsm 0epdd sur nod in 8atrncul,t ausiu=
lst9eu unb ben J(ub G6er etue VcntonbrGde
5u p%aIiIrsu, IdmmtliGe ibri9ea 8riden Rub
bfreits tpIeoer bereefeat. l5ts @a a5tse +
L. y . II Goerirtf 0efanaeue.
E@eteya lsafru bier $50 1itbuAs Wsfanaene
aus Ssm @eiten bisr etn. un, mao. Gttp pctnt
3ur Nnsrs3leIun8 te1Srbett 3a irerben. sic
fDaren ipie geip0bnlt9 lebr abBerilIen unb etus
3slne pavUN Franf unb perwnnDet. H.
gaT 6BeateE $ ea G A6ettib wirb.
IN Der 1uru9ale gum genei, fir ben @ous
feur S. @roujer Der Better pon 8enebir
anfgefu41t. ,.+ss@ + s12 s1a@@<
~ 2an5fr d m39ena III Il euts
A6sno In Der Snbepeapeut Suru9alls, Sc.
45 SF prattfr.
rs 81. @pnrab5, 8eder bat etne
lbSae Sommsrptrtbl9aft In go. 80 8eft.
Vrrattitr. ber9ett6tct unb tpitb bteiel6e beute
Mforset nit etuem beltfaten0 Quu6 erEfcen,
Ga9 GtenlO bat ST. SotnG Gwarb
@de Oonps MnD Jleet(tr. cine bubble 0arten@
rtrt9l6aft ttngeri9tet tnb tptro bie1elbe teute
n!t sinem enn9 reip. S~ertOfet(Sin ere
Sfusn. @ bss-I - s.aloa a.Ii lrs5. .b1e ss I'd.
4 90 AUD 81. ,9pbn Meet9 Brebe..
rid 8pab, tuiro feline neue Standardization
mttetnem OeIitlten Qn1d erBHnens GOD ., a5
g- Sc S.5trader, @de Baltimore
nno Springftf., mtro beute Wlorgen eia, nsues
Baga!ell finwetbsa. * ~ .3.1n1 .m VI M
u.s. 9r. =, Mubl erSfnet 8 eute In
$50. 5249 Mice Itsallr et.le ngue 1trtbIdaft
nit etuem SgcGen eunta, s .9r9 g.
- 9mn6 tiI9t 9ente Mutaen 6err
Nnt. &G9ler, $40. 3 @dnDea Sane auf. 4
~ 6r. 5Obu S AZ + lerpsrt beute Mor.
aeatn ietnem 2otal iii 50. gaItimOreRraBe
fiuen teIifaten QuaG uno tdlta A6enes Elm.
Gan;tfGu3Gen ab. 81 as19 a. u t.@s5
g. 0eute tit DIc Sic unb 8alI I'M gesa
llatr 0arten an Der Bflair Gpab. ti5@ .f,1r s
Ay 9uartett@ 6 on3ert beute
Nbeno tn Der Mrteiterbole, G. Greeertfar. al
N SIN s. g. Davis 1oblen garb,
Gfe pCn Bomb uno 2ombatbfr., ltnD bic be
fen ROb(en I'm ben kiuiefsn 0rets far Baar
III Daben. .ze. MO)
NSg> Wir Maaen unlere 2elsr gana Be-
%lonpere anf baS 9~s9eapdrtig tn Marpian6-
Snfitut aua8eltellte 4}anpratta pes atneritn>
ntfbelt JretbrttsfrteafS oufmerflan IN, Ndhere6
lteGe Nn3etse,
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ySeme Ansei0ett.

Is ydr 5rn. GDnrab DieSner tieeen Na drtften 1T fr1
II our pin. Sob. @ebltn9 iie8t elm SrieI in Der aDsder-
II SIR 2rn. @~tefan, giarBraaer, ltsss sts gste
- I : S{ar frau Sattortna @tda, tsrebdt5te S~iObnSfrou.
le8t Elm Bref in br Weder. Office. ~
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SoecS, NnSetoe.

I'm z. ,. Wt. adtb nitt1 9eliebter GGemanu % eter pc II.
g. RI t i'm Is. Sabre. Die 8eertigums rrirbE elte, gpcntan
UeFaahte ~ttH9'la6en perber hurh bic ~trauertbe Isl tlps
t"'pJ Glttabetb 3enba t6ts-
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Mne @An eiher.

tpstde AT g';HrenrGrbeit bef4ahiet fnb, wetben titrmit elm
artace ~ ettsT Gti1tral sVeriantmlm9 ant Roniaa, ben 4.
Md1 ASenfF 7s ubf, tn bsr We1enes Sau. 1852 50. Sanets
+ fra6e, bei3uUcbnsr. gBtr bofer, b6 oQe @bneiOer SSer{eei-
efn ~b,tmobnen, 81 ntdtise @e(ddite AT Sertan6sfn iln6.
EeMmt hetnuS beuiibe Nrbei Or -
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Wt0blelDwn 8onpfrein.

Sottidrttte aeu1att bai, unb am Steuaoa Zen s. SR9oi SSaHS srSts
Stio eertautt nil, 10 lseroen aIe g oI6e, Die F5 them auten
.Sefetn aalbllsBen tppaen, ~tDEltbun, tpenn lie ana afuoSntet,
Sdss pei !. Sub86aum, @fe Canals uus 2ombatbfr, Scr.
SIN Aufra9
.cup- H .. 3utamf. @raRbeni,
- NNS~tol 4at+ t Spbn SrouB, SER.
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8ee0mnttn0cbnnee1s
CITY Commissioners Office

City Commissioners Office.
8aItimpre,4 4. Nlai. - 0a6rt9t mlro biermtt aege6en
|bos ~betieseIte Nnsebpte Bis Sreite0, ben Is. b. De- @forssnt
uni 10 nbr, in ttefsr Office eat9eeen9enpnHafn pereen FL,
ba8 8eparirsn 0es Dhelters Der oerlnteoenen
-Sttaben unb NQe9's, Ger Neule9une bon
&tnnlstnsa, Gtaeststneu 2 unb IrtttRetdeu
(sfepping stones) fir 6Ss ndtae SaEr bonn 10. 5, W, en.
9redaet, A
ole ~@ommHfdrs tt6alica ii4 baB5 Bed! Rpr. ~siu3slne cb,t
ale @gnestcic, BITE eenta0t irs1hea utS9cn, slria5npetlen.
& o6 Smitb.2
fJ9p ,a ON 9niml ~ gfsrf Ssr emit. Is rr,;uiHS ire
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NOTICE .-Applcation will be made by the undersig-
~ ned to the Mayor and City Council of b sltimore at
the present session of the Council, 10 erect and use q
Engine al the printing office, No. 3 North FEederik
Street.
apr.s At VIM sCHNAuFFER,
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EObeS>NnSetGe.
OroBes Maienfef,

i2 ~ab8etelttn pgm --
OefaH9Deretm gEafbinetcm gGm9er=
f lm butlo+
Dent 9sebrten gubsitunl bic ersetenae anaeise, baB pbeH
%9enannter @efdn9oerein beiGloHen BAT, am M0ntus, zen IL.
Mai 1858, Ell BrU6es Wt1tenfet, NIT Sc aneocrtr&9en, 2an}
-uno iOnftgen 8ereuii9uneen tn
@rnft 96fHers GitD GsarSsn.
Gep 9Crt Icenue,
-Q6aIbaIteu.
Oa auiere fli5er utsebanenen Iete u. III. hem ppbtrnm
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, 1863-09-20

Tho iowa soldiers on Tu&tie.
The following letter from member Of tho
7.h Iowa, states the common feeling OF tbs
yc!untcc1s from Iowa Ia relation to Gen. /
Tuttlc, who is running - the candiaata Of
the Coppcrheaas:
Moscow, Tenn, Sept. IL. 1881.
Well. It may not be out Of the way to b,ing
political news In this IS our boys have cam
y. need to kke An uctivc part In this till bl~c'
tfon. It il something they did not care much
abtut when the war 1ret broke out. but
slice the ~ fire In the re1r" men have made
70 mncl, display Of their power, the soldiers
ion Is tbcy will Ston< JIr, T'frtk till he will
sjtk into eternal lnf;sEsy and disgrace, IT he
has not done 80 already. kno1 he aas in
the eycs Of the soldiers I suppose they
THE CorperheaJs) thought b. running war
nan thst they could deceive the soldiers and
| ret their 70 es-but that's played out"
Soldiers Keep pretty we'll posted Ia such mat
| ters through their friends at home and tue
bows that 20 home on fur1oughs, and voting
for Ger. Tuttie or "any other man - on that
| ticket Is something they are not going to do
| no matte what Kind IF man be has beeu,
he IL EilItd dead, Us soon as he consents to
run on the Copperhead ticket, tbat is rs far
as the soldiers are conce med. Gen. Tn!tle
ought to run we'll in our regiment and the
I'd Iowa, especially In the2 his old regiment,
but he Will not 90 H. nave tAaseo VIII
several Of The I'd boys and they say "d-n
Tutt.c." We had a meeting aafev evening:
ago in our camp, it put nc in mind of.an old
IL, hioned Methodist class meeiirG-al1 spol:
and gave their 1iews in regard to the matter
resolutions were passed dsuounctng rut:le,
mskirg them as strong as we could 1nas'
them, and they passed "nanimous- th'
vose was taken every man yelled "aye" q
tie top Of his voice.
/ hsye understood the Plain D:azsr HI
. changed hands aud is in for supporting. th
goyeTu,ncrt, If such Is the case would liz
Very much to see one lsy:h paper come frou
Fort Matitcn. Hopirg that it has chargct
md is "true g1it," remain,
Yours respectfully, DENNIS MoRRIsoS,
7th Iowa Infantr'
, 1863-09-20

eT The Coppcrhcaa prints are now On
the war patti against the Proclamation
suspcnding thcwrlt of ha1ea' torl'ns, IN ccr-
tain cascs. They are crying out that the
" liberties Of tho rcoplc are in danger
Il Is a sufficient answer 10 this lie to
refer to the language OF tue Proclamation
itself. which declares that the ha5cas c9r-
7,us is suspended only to prevent intcrlcr-
cncc with dcscrtcrs, prisoners Of war.
spics. conscripts and volunteers, on tlse
mart Of secession sympathizcrs. The Pres.
ident was obliged in selt-dcfensc 10 pro
claim its suspension. Throughout the
country, enemies Of the Government were
using the writ Of ha5ass corpus to tako con-
scrints, substitutes and enlisted soldiers out
of,hc hands Of tue military authority, md
turning them loose. They were 1iberatins
spies, dcscrtcrs and prisoners Of war; they
were trying 10 get up conflict between
the S,ate Courts and the Federal Courts;
and a collision between State Governments,
where they have Copperhead Governors
and The National Government. The great
writ was not invoked to protect the per
sonnl rights Of innocent men, but to scrcc1
the guilty, and to weaken the arm Of tn
Government in its contest with tho rebel
lion. It was high time to put stop:t
THIS netarious business. The hdde1s corpu
ought to have been suspended in the case
mentioned months ogo. But the Pres
, 1863-09-20
THE NEW YORK, WORLD AND
ENTANCIRAT10Ns

EN1AMC1RAT1ONs
An Institution (Slayctyl whose poltEcll nowc.
plain advantage =. L." york Hor3d. -.
II 1he 1lorld is convinced that the ex-
tinctlon Of slavery will bc for the adyan-
tagc Of The South, why docs it not sci
forth the reasons and facts which have
brought it TO that conclusion? No jour
nal in the country has more right to claim
candid mud attentive hearing from tho
slavehp1ding section, tllan the Itw York
N.7nN; because everybody IN that part OF
the country who knows tho history Of that
sheet, has had aboundlng proofs Of its de-
yotion TO their interests and cause, aud
knows TINT its championship Of the slayc~
holding si!c Of the CONTROVERSY las been
50 persistent and bold, rs to hare cvcn
subjected it 10 charges OF tlisloyalty and
treason. II 4laychol1ers would give their
ours to my teacher who insisted upon the
extinction OF their cherished Institution,
they would s,.rcly hear tho World :; md II
it is, M t1,nt print would seem 10 nsst,rt
20 plalnly, for the advantage Of the Sout1,
10 nut uu ci,d to slavery, We 10 mt Sc.
how the ltorll Gun In honor and con
scirncc, refuse or dclay 10 set forth witt
its usual force unl concluslscucss, til
rcueons w1.icl. have compelled lis nsscnt 4
tho u]tImnte extinction Of slaycry. W
shall look in tho 1sorld for an able mud pre-
found exposition Of the plain nasantas
.;..,3t,,t oo,;,.y IF ontny ri mi i'm