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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-10
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In siner 9ice te0en
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tbpen i9en @rcreerntie ur eteljden @ludleltgett
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ltb nm, bic eele rpro er8ren BON @er,mcFung n0
landcl6cn Setradtun8en, rag un8 bte 6renpen, webe
Aooere eenieGRn berlpet9ert fnb
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-10
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Die ihrsdtt6en ggtrtnnBen be8 2aiter8 nb eEr gu fr-
ten. 8eru oes @eblhtnie8, 8rmtrrun9 her Sheen Ies
brudtbet Der Cetteetlae, b6e Ntnun9en Nbnegun9
ter @efsGl@aft u6t ADJ Gnidmfee, WtFtranen 9eeen
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-10
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felt Oe'es furGtbare Set en- peeS ta8 2sbeu lenD unb
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9prS 9erer bic tbren Gel enidaftsn unbeoaen frbbucn
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rem mrh bic 4 tetmIen 2Inern er8eDeR Gl8 pon Deasn
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lfebsn Gbiiren Spn 8attimoreRr., Bltlids @5site,
bic Stnfen bjnauf.
N2an merle td gtaren unb au8nuutner, bet,t unpen
be unb trusrifte gatader, brdtrebene ub 9eptenlCe
QuafIalter SGubtder, Stteelmtdler, GraBenretHiger
lnp qar1penpuber H. f. U.s. rennen B9 re9elmaBge @er5e
nb lauern on9epgn opn Dr. 5pbnfDn 9u in Der gabe.
N8. @Ne Bltee nulien etnen got- Stnmp entRalten.
Cine 9eituuG tn 2 Io9eH s'aelj4eIt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-10
Mn NI1Mle.

pcIcer Bic Sena toi eemasn rGnfb lien dn5eet Seine
@ittel unD gcbantGung fn6 aen @nteen 8anslt4 unbe
tannt @r beran8ebtltet BON einm Geben pelfe9 er tn
bes sub a6te, n6mltd: gnelonb 8ranfre9 unb tn tenn
8lOdles Qbilabelpttd u No. 6 r bat etne aus e6ebna
tere Yrdris ais dae dn6ere. Nerste br QDelt
Ser nelder ff ber @leee ee8 Or Sobnitpn betm et6
fam n oertrnuen ene @6re ais Ntdnn unb etne Sc
fG dlafett ale Mrst.
1T7- Cfffce, gio. I SGb.SrebertGR Rtabe Itnter
6anb bon SaltimOrsfr., neben ber ,,Arbeiter4aNe."
3auttrantbetten trerben I&nea 8sbetlt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-10
SnnGe W2Gnner,

beCnbers mete Ste Cpr jene* 6e1etmen 2ar8 eewDroen
nb, ba8 jibrl O oiele Gaueube In et ;u frbes Grab
reiBt mee cutt lire erhobenen Ealente entpidelten
SerdnbeSrat nit bent Densr Der 0eretlamfe BEN Se'
nat begeiert uno bar 2eier tSbte Some en0ft ga6sa
tpIrten mDecn Td nit pplent 3ertralen nabens
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8atttmpre eoaz s. ofptta1.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-10
3nr l4atsrosafuug bts Quadjal6eyej eta6ltrt,

Der ttndge Dlab tn ber gISelt, 100 iiAere,
fAnelle linb GlitnoItAe 52nrsu u
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-10
DR.. Johnston,

Der ein3i8e Q!r5t, Ipsl&er on]ei8t,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-10

(TCrtiebunB fSGat.)
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-19
lDIumbing. tab
New Gas u Steam Pipe Fixtures
JUST RECEIVED AT 1vi ma7es
WARE Sc MALCOLM'S, .aV
No, 40, jefferson street, s s.l

IT " n W. u IVHIhI1U Y IaIFI A'l n \ I
NO, 40, Jefferson street, Ail alle
VERY superior assortment of t,as Fixtures, Sc.
"A leeted ffoin the LATEST NEW lORK PAT
rhRNs, consisting Of Brackets, Pendants Chande
hers, GLASS, Paper and Mica shades, h AK Tapers 4c
which they are determined 10 sell NJ the lowest living
rnes. They are also RECEIVING and have constantly on
hand every variety Of PLUMBING GOODS which
they sell as low as can be sold elsewhere
They are also putting up Gas, steam snd Water
Pipe At reduced rates BY strict attention ID business
aud superior Workmanship they hope TO merit share
OF public patronage. jy2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-19
The Old Established Binder,

HHOS. w. ODELI4,
CORNER of MAIs AND THIRD STREET, OyEa.
THE UNION TELEGRAPH oFFICE
MANUFACTURES all kinds Of BLANK Bookst,,
vi County Offices, Banks, Rail Road Offices ~,
style nom ~ cents up 10 $3.50 per quire
5esi NO. l Lad or Wore paper used on BlaAk Work
Magazines Periodicals, &c., &C. bitnd in anv stv'.
desired n plan or gut and hayng the tools, a., o
TO match all volumes bound BY them.
shen nevi Fs ' ''"
Music bound in amy style desired and pnosf, n rsn
Nenenes ne IeT before oeged here, with music sfp,
- HIS FACING MACHiNE b. the only one h, fl.
0li, Ana - one OF the most important Inventions
the present Day. 10 will accurately IaRe And nl,nt,
Books Cheoksi Drafts, railroad Beoks ami ,s,,,nT.
Sna ety knd 81 Blanks az high as fsi ttousand
v. g; As9 pays very particular attention 10 Or,
Rarlng All kinds Of Hanks With Rinioa Rsads fais
Road And other work requiring neatness, and dispan
a. Having recently greatly added 10 M airea,i,
frse Sises be is better than pre- pared 10 plaa
-. lie refers to the County ofhces Of Moptg.rn.,,
fsehle' Darke, and 70 the various Banks, Rairoas
olhees &C. IN the Miami Valley, specimens Of M,
deolA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-19
J. q. GILBERT & CO.,
wnoLIisALS pEALERs IN
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS,
76 and IN JafFerson AZ Dau+nr n

rs and ~ Jefferson st., Dayton, o.
ION BAGS prime Rio Coffee at 70 and 10 Jenersoa
- 80 hhds n O. sind Porto Rico Sugars at 7C and !.
100 bbls reohtied WHISKY. 9i
90 do oid Rye and Bourbon whisky At, 10 and Il
street. TT " ~ '''''f'
70 KITS No. Mess shnd, ~ ths do Herring AIs,
street. W. '' Wv
spices, heimed Sugars, Alum, Rosin, Tsi saitht,
vfeani ierssi soda CoPers aud salt Peter iv sale a.
10 aud rs JeiursOn street
~ baskets Champaign Wines 80 boxes st E,ier CIa.
81, on hind u 70 and Is Jefferson street 'Hl Hg
lVo buts OF every variety OF Virginia Tobacco, ni-i
received at 36 and rs jefferson street @
~ i nIl -'itests aenl,oeier, inpdrn aud Yodn fyi
erson street. so71k
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-19

Having one Of The most complete Printing Estab
IlsAmsnts in Southern Ohio, our hcidss for dOnsAl
kinds Of Work, Book, Plain, or Ornamental, are hrs
class. We have one Of the fs,est Presses, and have
all the modern Nylss Of Type, and we employ the
best Workmen. HI
We have three Power Presses connected with ou
Job Department, and are prepared to execute work
with nsatnssa and dispatch. ......t,.
s~rordsrs nom abroAd viii receive PrOmp. alisn
ton. Address
BOLLMKIER 4 LOGAN, Dayton, chic.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-19
Groceries, q sc.
By the Way, Have You Heard
the News
Al MIN1Jl6IV
LAS received his new Spring Stock, large, well .se
IL lected and OF the hestquality.
JilA.l MIN1Ol
nt'.A. called and got one dollars wctf, Of ID


llr-. A. called and got one dollars worth Of ta
NINE CENT SUGAR, An MINGCKs.
Tie incest kind.l ElnI1t i0l lIHH iHH
Mrs. b. got oneil 2Tars worth OF the nees uud
TEN CENT SUGAR, 1T MINicK's 1tol
Mrsao. got one dollars worth Of the choicest quail
Ivy OF sH ..I ..e. 4e4rs.. F...-Hl
Il ELEVEN GENT SUGAR, AT NtlNICKs,
Alf u. says that he got the best quality OF lrefn
RIO COFFEE AT J. A. MINIoK's,
That he ever drank, and MIRA. b. says she got the hu
est OF ny t 'N Nf 'aH
GREEN TEA AZ !. A. MINICk's.t
While every body calls gets some Of that excslied
EXCELSIOR SYRUP, AT J.1A} NIIFtCK. io"'
Mr.. M. says he purchase ahslf barrel Of
WHITE FISH At j. A, NINIUK,s, f1o
Decidedly the btsthe eve used while The suppiyo
ia NO. MAoKEREI., AT J. Al MINtCKS,
Both for siae and quality cannot he excesd in thsor
any other market
lie invites all to call MT his establishment and
peot his stock Of rlfss -p7t aIDHT ''
OHOloE DRIED FRUIT, aas'nqt cda sqa
a.. C0FFBES AND TEAS, - ..H
SUGAR OF ALL KINDS,
And the largest and bes variety Of Groceries 10 he seen
IN the city. HIS large establishments on the
Corner OF Market and Jefrerson sts.
mRr29y Tn fhT. r.W sHH f'fuq ior
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-19
Gaatcbrs, &r.
Watches and Clocks.
llhh hREEVES

UTouLD res gectfnlly iaiorm his Old cpsta,ne,. a.,
w the ptAc generally that after an absence al fiSs
months he has reiTned 20 Dayton ami taken he shor
ornerly occupied BY james " Swopo
no. ASS Thlrd street,
Two doors West Of the Post Once, shere h. ,,iu d .
happy 10 eve all his Old customers aud a. napype
WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELRY. renaiys,,
u ne best manner snd ou short uoiies Si-Ail
Hohk MAkkkEfkpl7eN iaiI tilsl 10 al ths.
~A- t's~'S 0~i Ana sAAiAne soTk. ieuza
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-16
Old Prices Have Come Back.

u OF can set any thing in ourllne at Old Price, bn
yan must pa, IN provisions at om Price. you
have provisions Confederate NANCY will buy any
thing w have 10 sell, and glad to get H. Come back
Is lie honest old prices and save yuur country.
SIMPSON & HOOKER.
October 2lst IT.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-16
THE HILLsBoRoUcH RECORDER,
~ punIisaEn WHSLE
nv DENNIS nEtRTT.

Terms. -Four Doliap year, u paid ir =.
vsnrt; Four DaiIsa and FIN tsn',. Z ~
within three morihs. b. fi,e Dollsfs,h celaysV ~
al the expiration Of the year.
No paper will be discontinued unui sD sns"s''
sfc paid. unless 81 The opiion d ihe pshhps, -.
No paper will hs ssnl 10 new 'uu'f,ufIs w -
st.,e nnI... o.,mspI n made IN sd,anee. OF seiss
pe,.on IL lie state shall become responsible
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-16
hdytrilsIng Rates for The re eidtL

Advertisements not eteseJirs iounssn hhes. -
os,. w nc 6rst and one dollar CO.. each svbssqtsn'
,n.saion !, longer ones IL proportion. Court sd.n
G.snsnls twenty. five per cent. higher. deduelioh
n oae.lhird will be msde 20 advertisers By Tbs ~"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-16
Exchange Notice, No. 2.
November Alb.

Richmond. Va. Oct, 10, II -.
I>HE following Confederate Ufieers and me are
y hereby declared july exchanged.
d All officers and captured and paIoled o.
any tinr previous 10 the isI Of September 1850,
This section. howyyer Is Inisnded 10 m Jude am
officers o. meu captured = kick bufg Jaly 80 1885,
excsps suchas wee declared exchanged b. Exchange
Notice No s. September i2th. 1853 or are sPetl6-
ca " named in his notice. Bur u does embrace ali
deliveries made Al Gil, Point Or oihcr places heiore
Sspl. lsi 1853. AID Hi,h The limitation ltose nam
ID. all captures At Port Hudsos VI any other place
where he parties were released on palole.
9 The STAFF Of Generals PEN erlon. Slesens0n.
Bowen. Moore, Barron. ;. ID. Lee. Cummings, Har.
H. aud Bsldain, ani q Colonsls Reynolds Ceekrrll
and Dsckery The officers and men belonging 10 the
Engineer Corls and sapPers aud Minefs. and the
Alb and 10th Missi.sippi Regiments. al captured a.
yicksburg, July 4ih 1868.
g. The gensrs! cfheers captured Al Yiekshurg, July
sih. 1868, we're decialtd exchanged July l3,h 1868
ROBERT uULD.
Ageol Oi Exchange.
October 2s,h. is-ew
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-16
N o I E
Shat tae Soldiers Egh This Tar BAREFOOT,

yhaN fAe Soldiers FlgH Ihls VdF bdF9OUTS
.syHE undersigned. having been appointed eon-
4 federate states geni 10 the ccunl'es y uranne
and Alamahce would appeal in The name OF The So-
yernmen 10 the good aud patriotic peoIse ei these
e,un,,es for every side 81 Leather that can be spared
ftom home uSe. The Government will pay fair
price Tor Leather enhetin large quantities OF small
parcsls and would appeal 10 every man and ", man
Who has one side o. Leathei 10 spare, who eels any
interest in the comfort welfare Of our soldiers and
n tue pfesen, -lauggle feI national independence, 10
brin9 a. send IL his Or her Offering thai when the
"a II this contest comes oCanee and Alamance may
have no regrets. that they haye kept back anything
tbat would have served rs = comfort 10 our brave
soldiers o. delayed their 6nal ruccrss.
]. N CLARKE.
Agent for Z. >. 4.
November Alb. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-16
NEW TERMS.


Ai,rse Increase having been made in the price Of
psss std rapid advance 10 the price Of every thing
% aes3. hss rendered il necessary 10 advance The
snse ofthe Recorder 70 - per annun. 81 f,r az
n9riks, In advance. Advertising rate. will Be iwo
dollars por SQUARE o. fourteen line. f.f he 6rsl inser
t,n. snd sos dollar for each continuance.
Thsss prices fall very fsr Short. shen compared
VIII ,ls prices 81 every thing IN market. We have
say sOsbled he price which existed befsIe The wsr
vtus iof evsry Thing We buy se have . ply len o.
g and shea twenty times lse fotmer prices.
fDss taas busbeI Of Germ. o. half bushe Of shssi
sbssasl ssd half Of potatoes, sir Sven tsssn
ssgs which ussd 10 sell Tor considerably Il Than
ssiaGS. via aes by 'Or years subscription. 10
saa9 years il wsGId 1--we taken ibiee Or four Tine.
~ s1asl.y Of si.hst O ihess sriicIe. TO pay Tor
yscn Whsa ihsse fa-ls are considered. il will be
80 thai We are compelled % make this advance In
srn prices.
This spvsfs tendency q everything il msrks,, 20
-ticA ihsfs spps.s 10 b no limit casts ssddsning
sssJs over ths lsisrs. ihsush We ~ 10 hope that
ssfae fsyofsbL sccgusnts ell intervene 10 arrest
- Mid and fatal m.ais -bich nos peysils. Let
aassaes, hO~sssr. ms induced many psblishsr 10
r<aos 70 take Subscriptions ~ longer vTa than
20 ssptLs. 100 e, ~ lO.ssr Than thrss nenlLs.
80 kssvins % sisi srusssssns prices lsfy usy b
ssmfslIs1 isssL-.i. This as ~ prsdspi ssd sise,
- Ells .~s - ..sr.saos Gsy sssnscs u u he
rs1r1x.y q sdsvLis he - "a 1uk.
sssaefib@s v .rs.s. .'s.ssrassily requested 10
psysup. t. p,s- y ~.Gsr.ss y 20 high % pssali
SO eoaiIsa. : s.lI q. per = lAss .hs 4. no,
~.
Bsvcmbe4
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-16

0bd's good 800 ~ ~. 10 ysre evidence
ffs .gssd = 1 - ards ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-04

York World, under date of Oath January,
writes as follows:-'Only last Wednesday an
officer reported to the chief Of police that,
while attempting to execute warrant from
the provost court and also an order from the
provost marshal, he was set upon by number
Of colorea soldiers belonging to Colonel Stat
ford regiment, and (his report says chs life
was only saved by the exerticns Of the officers
and his timely fight The warrant was not
executed To complete the programme the
officer was arrested by another policeman, and
in the general row both were badly beaten and
abused To the negro-the actual not the
ideal negro~-iberty means license or anything
but labor"
T.. ". Hall, of Bucyrus, Ohio, died last
Sunday at his home in that place, aged about
50 years. Last fall while in delicate health,
he was arrested, taken to Camp Mansfield,
and there incarcerated as political prisoner.
He was Internationally released some time
AGO. and went home to die-his death having
been fastened by what he endured while IN
durance He was for some years a Common
Pleas Judge, served term in Congress, and
was a man of acknowledged abilities.
Major Reid Saunders, with his dispatches,
was captured by being betrayed by the crew OF
his Yacht. As soon as they got out OF Charles
ton harbor the crew tied him and steered for
the feet and delivered him up. This accounts
for his dispatches not being sent to the bottom.
The latest reports relative to the Confeder-
are steamer Oreto or Florida, are that she had
been chased into Havana by the Federal war
steamers, where she remained long enough to
take in coal She then started for Cardenas,
but was discovered by the Cayuga, the Cuyler
and other vessels, which started in pursuit OF
her. She had on full head Of steam, but was
closely pursued by the Cuyler. Finding her
case desperate, she steered for the Bahama
Islands. where she was overtaken when
she'll from the Cuyler set her on fire and totally
DESTROYED her. The news reached Havana on
Tuesday, and was confirmed the following day
bv the arrival of the Creole, vessel that had
SPOKEN the Cayuga the day before
Resolutions we're introduced IN the New
jersey Assembly. yesterday, declaring that
Jersey is not willing to be taxed for the pur-
pose of emancipatins slaves in Missouri, and
that such purpose is not binding in law or
equity, aud will not be regarded in the light OF
an obligation. The resolutions were referred
to the proper Committee
The publication Of the Philadelphia Evening
journal has been resumed Mr.. Boileau pub
fishes a letter, signed fort McHenry, saying,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-04
John T. COOKE.

CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,
CORNER PITT AND PRINCE STREETS
TAS constantly on hand, Nos. !, and 5.
II Mackerel, in barrels, half barrels, and kits
Salmon, Potomac Herring. Smoked Halibut
Smoked Herring, and Smoked Beef: Also, {.
choice brand Of Sugar Cured Hams, for family
use; Shoulders and Breasts, and general as
sortment of goods for family supplies. Call ani-
examine. oecz
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-04

more yesterday morning by an indiscriminate
assault made on the colored people by body
of about two hundred soldiers belonging to the
California regiment from Philadelphia. At
the corner OF Pratt and Gay streets several
colored men were knocked down and beat, and
when policemen Frew and Bddlemen intertered
for their protection, they were assaulted and
defed. The assaults were made from the
President street depot to the Camden station
where they took d train and left the city The
affair occurred at an early hour in the morning
when the draymen and laborers were assem-
bling for their work, but they were quickly
dispersed and did not again venture on Pratt
street until the soldiers had all left.
A Cuban named Henry San Pedro was ar
rested in New York yesterday by Detective
Smith for assuming the character of special
officer and under such assumption making
number of arrests of pickpockets. 1t appears
that Pedro had peculiar passion for the bust
ness of detective, and desired to be one AS
he could not legally obtain the object of his
ambition he procured authority to wear the
shield Of special deputy sheriff, AID passed
himself as an officer.
Gen. Butler, has charged himself, in his
account with the War Department, with one
million lightweight thousand dollars, money
received by him from military assessments,
confscations Of Confederate property, and fines
Of Confederates at New Orleans.
The New York Legislature yesterday elected
on the first ballot, ez- Govcrnor Morgan as i.
S. Senator for six years from the 4th of March
next. The result is considered not only as a
defeat of the Peace Democracy but also
defeat of the radical faction of the Republican
party.
James Ti]ghman Of John, has been arrested
near Centreville, Nd, and another, on the
charge of participating in the destruction OF the
sloop Hard Times, near Centreville. They were
arrested by order of the Z. S. War Depart
ment and confined in Fort McHenry on last
Monday afternoon. They were arrested last
Friday night.
There is difference Of opinion among the
Philadelphia Judges in the Boileau case
Judge Ludlow ordered the District Attorney
| to prepare indictments. But Judge Allison,
of the same Court, directed the District Attor-
ney to send no such Indictment until directed
by the majority Of the Court.
An intensely shocking murder has been COM
mitted in Columbia county, Pennsylvania
woman having massacred her three step-child
rem, aged seven, nine and fourteen years.
| Major General A. Med Cook was married to
| Me- K ata ph;ll.no In Da1rtnn On Thursday at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-04

T AIDES DRESS FURS. Just opened
/ extensive and well-assorted stock Of 7 az
DIES and CHILDREN'S DRESS and F1SS'
CY FURS, made expressly for Our retail trs5 '
ty our house in New York, and warranted to |,
the best in this market.
We especially call the attention of purchase,
to our Russian Sable. Martin. Fifass
Mink, Siberian Squirrel, and Ame%'
can and Canadian Furs, consisting in T.
dies and Children's Tippets, Capes, Mant1s
now style OF FIR Collars, and Gentlemen's Npf
Tiers
Gl We defy all competition in this line.
At the same time We bring in Remembrance
our stock Of Ladies' GIonks and Nantes
Dress Goods, and general stock of DRY
GOODS, which is daily increased with tn.
newest and choicest patterns of fashion,
W. Furs from the country will be bought
both for export and manufacturing, at the high.
est market prices.
Va Remember, 48 Market Space, near Ser.
enth street, under the Avenue House, Washing
ton D. c. S. & W. ME- EN- BERG,
Washington, nov l9-3m
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-09-05
Speech of Senator DOcEistie.

i Mr.. DooLITTLE, from the Committee
on Resolutions, submitted a partial re-
port as follows:
ResolVed, That, following the exam
pie of Ohio and other Ioval States,
This Convention presen,s The uuucs "
the persons nominated as Ulion men and
not as partzans; rs men of wei known
and well tried loyalty to the Union and
the Constitution, without reference to
their POLITICAL antecedents; and we ask
all the IQval electors of Wisconsin to give
them their support, without distinction Of
party.
Senator DooLITTLE accopqaicl the
above resolution with the following able
and patriotic remarks, received with
hearty applause:
Gentlemen Of tie Contention In
submitting the above resolution. / have
TO say that we met at time of great
responsibilities. We have come together
to discharge the highest civil duty
What is the state of affairs? What is tho
real situation!
For two years and more, that great
conspiracy which for thirty years has
been plotting to destroy this government,
has been engaged in actual war against
it. So deeply laid, SO well matured were
al its plans, SO widespread, so thorough
ly armed were the conspirators, and so
unsuspecting and unprepaired were the
loyal people of the United States. that
the rebellion at once sprang into gigantic
proportions. 1t was at once recognized
by England and France as belligerent
power on equal footing with ourselves
There have been times when il would
seem as if they might even succeed in
destroying the Union and Constitution.
and in the utter overthrow of our whole
system of government.