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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-29
SPERMATORaHGA
E3PCAN BE CURED I~a

nR RANDs SPECIFIC cures SPEENAToEEHoEA'
81 sExIS4L WEAKSEss, INPorENCF, Loss or Pow
gR &C. Speedily and EGectuay rs effects are truly
magical trial of the SPECIFIC will convince the mos'
skepticaI Of its merits. Price 81 a box Sent post
paid to any address, by s c. UPHAM, 4o3 Chestnu
St. Philadelphia, Pa
err-C C,irculars sent free. 2o-em
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-29
BUFFALO, y. Y,

ferson acquainted ~ith the Nelodeon and its lstor
VI Lar "a mind that we the pioneers and ,sdnO
UTefs, not only in the United Statas b't &;
~ N'i'd commenced t4e manufacture of Melo-
icons ~ the ii Of the year lS37 and since thar tirus
nave hhished and sold THIRTY THOrSAND These
iieits are fiaW IN IL it the 4 uit.d States
.llt slialai Out so IN Europe Asia Africa Soatk
ANA tle est Indies and from all these guar,
' 20 tc most hsttering inl5nials # tar AiQr
a.''it4'i 10 winch ltey held.
a. al i""hstrial Lxhibitian- they have Invn.
FiaDiH been awarded The HIGHEST PREMI-
Z VI whenever exhibited in conpc- ion with
others.
shall take pleasure IN forwarding BIZ mail Ia, o,,
own eNPeusej illustrated Catalague In i him sv,rv
instrument manufacture Is fully Described ara 4
lusirated by elegant eurravlngs
Al Aiei'lsDns oi our mtTnfaeture either sold by Us
or dea ers in any part u the Cui.ed states or Canada
are warranted 10 be perfect in every respect and should
any repairs ,e necessary before tile expiration Of Eve
years from The date Of sale hold ourselves ready
am Wiling 10 make fh@ earge provided
t's injury y not caHsed 10y accident or design
Aglts Tor TIE sale II our 1Iei1teos may be rs,nd u
ada. e8 o'd Nan-
Address either
GEO. A. PRINCE & CO. Buffalo Y Y
GEO \ PRINCE co. 5. Flltop :, y
"ho. a PRINCE co, 4 Lake St Cbir.gc IN
or either Of the above wholesale cents "
Curtis Beech, agent Mineral Point 10
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-29
Aem advertisements.
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS,
emaning uncaIled for in the Post Office at sina-s,
~ Point, Wis, July 2sth, 1868
Ash, Mrs. Catharine Leiszh, Paul
Cornelius Mrs. Mary Ross, H.
Chesterfield, Eliza Smith, Marv G;
Cool, Mrs Sarah Ann Yickerman Martha .
Daley, Miss Wearne, Zacharias
Hubbard, Anna NJ. Young. A. s.
Persons calling for the above letters will please say
advertised.
JOIN HoLLINGSHEAD, P NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14
TUESDAY. jar. Is p. NJ.

Tie Stock market at the First Beard to-day was
very nctive, and the upwOrd tendency continued
Though with diminished force from yesterday. 1t
al scarcely be expected that the intense excite
at aud buoyaDcy Of tue last few days could hold
without any interval and the only surprise il that
temporary reaction moro marked ia its character
does not occur. Tho realizing sales ire enormous
yet buyers appear TO take all the stocks offered
generally at full prices and in rome cases at an a
vance. AT the noon Board tho market generally
was web Sustained, aud in sone cases higher
Pacific Mail was steady, with large falcs at 1000
l57. Norwich again advanced, and sold 81 high us
Sian Improvement Of z cent. Panama cold at
1924 and State Line at 100. The Western
shares were generally not active and irregular. A.
tho Second Board the market, with fair activity,
was Irregular, aud on the whole lower, under
bascets story, which WIS indusrlously circulated,
that Mr.. Chuse had made arrangement with the
Banks to take the fifty millions of bonds authorized
by the Senate BILL paying therefor the legal tender
notes now used in the Cearing-llouse settlements,
and the balance as iast as il could be gathered IN.
We have the authority OF Mr.. Chase himself Tor
stating that not only is the rumor entirely uniouhd-
cd, but that he has made no proposition OF
any kind to tho Bauks, and intends ut
present to make none. All the rumors
in regard 10 Mr.. Chase, connected with iinan-
cial matters, which have been circulated to-day,
are entirely uniounded. Governments were heavy
late IN the day under these false reports, the SKIES Of
1881 selling at 95Ia95i, and the seven-,birties at
1914, At the close Of basinesa Gold ran to lll, and
the list Of stocks was rather lower without any i'm
portant amount pressing on the market. The latest
quotations are: United States s., 1874. Coupons,
Sg,; United States Treasury Notes, $40,
1914; United States l-year Certificates, 6s,
96a96i; Demand Notes fold is'ueh l"ia
1871; Tennessee Slate Ga, 60a6ii Missouri
State 6s, 63l 064 American Gold, l43i l4; Pacific
Mai Steamship Company. 1851 a 1866 N. Y. Cen
tral Railroad Il6isilGi; Eric Railway. Na7iii
Erie Preferred. 1884 aioJii Hudson River Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14
II. g. .Jnternd! Rcpenne.

ny s. INTERNAL REVENUE.
~ EXCISE TAX AND LICENSE hOTICE.-To resi-.
dents all persons addressed during tue month OF Novom'
ber 1862 under the laws Of United States for tho pay
ment Of TsIes. Duties Licenses within the FOURTH
COLLECTION DISTRICT Of the State VI New-YoTk com
pr,ipg tie 3d. h 9th and 9Th WARDS Of the City Of New
York
TAKE NOTICEThat tho Undersigned Collector Of Taxes
for the Fourth Collection District Of the State Of Newiork
the 3d. 5h 9Th and 9th Wards Of the City Of Now
York pursuant act of Congress entitled An act to
vide internal to support tho Government and TO
pay interest the public debt"
GIVES NOTlCE-Tha. the Duties. Taxes and Licenses
assessed upon persons during the month Of November 1862
rerdng doing bu,inoss within raid District and which by
sid act they respectively liable to psy have become
due and payable and that shall attend to receive payment
OF tho same ct NY office, No. S3 franklins in the said dis
trio, add city Daily from the hosr OF to the hour OF
D. n from and Af,er this date until. aud including the 2ih
day Of January. 1863
All persons who shall neglect to pay TO me the Duties
Taxes and Liosnso sore assessed upon them within
the above specified time shall be LIABLE aud will be therefore
required pay TEN PER CENT ADDITIONAL upon the
amount thereof JOIN MACK. Collector 9th District
SRw.YOIK, Jan. o. 1863.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14

WOOL continues I'm good demsnd ct the improvement
with some spscustve owing 10 tue ro Ia gold
sale. Of 5000 ID Native Fleece at C069c m 20 guilty
Nv bales unwaaed tssach At about 3o and 2o bases
WHALEBONE quiet but firm. sales Of 0C0 10 North.
Nest Coast at III so " N, cash
4 - 10 ne'sr request and the market 10 f,mer
salee OF IiOo bols al Qisohe laor for f. aud D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14

9Ii692; Harlem Railroad, 35, 1851; Harlem Railroad
Preferred, 70S7Cl; Reading Railroad, 9is@9s;
Michigan Central Railroad 95i d95I; Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad, 5l@5li
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad
Guaranteed, 81 097I; Illinois Contra! Railroad, Se4
9S9s; Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad 81 a g. Ii
Galens aud Chicago Railroad 500 $780, Cleveland
and Toledo Railroad, 670S7l; Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad, S9i 1885, Chiepgo, Burlington and
Quincy Rsilrosd, 1927 1928; milwaukee, ard Prairie
Du CHEN Railroad, 42I a a; Fort Wayne Railroad,
G7ad6S.
The market for foreign bills has been very strong,
sales being made as high ss 1871 for sterling Francs
are 3.55e3JO.
Freigbis are more active, and rates are higher.
To Liverpool the engagements are 4S,oO0 bush'
Wheat at I'D. in bulk and bags 5000 bbls. Flour
at D.; 300 bbls. Beef at a.; 100 hhds Tallow at
2S03Os 200 tea. Lard ut 2Os. and per neutral flag
100 tcs Beef at 5s. 3D.; 600 tcs. do at o. 3d ooo
tea. lard at 3os.; $50 boxes Bacon at sos. 2s 3D.
To London: A., 900 bush. Wheat at 4, SD in bulk
and bags; 1900 bbs. Flour 1T q. 81. @2s 3D. and
per neutral flag 300 bbs. Pork at AZ. 3D.; 200 boxes
Bacon at 2s. 3d.. 50 tuns Provisions at 32s Cd. To
Glasgow: 100 bbls. Pork at So. Id. To Bristol: %
tuns Lard 32s. Cd, per neutral vessel. To Ant
werp: 200 boxes Bacon. $50 tea. Lard, ard so tuns
raliow ut 40s. TIE Charters are British bark,
with 10. 900 bush. Wheat under New-YoIk iDspcc.
toni 10 Cork and market, at Id; tue British
bark Arbitrator Of SO tuns to London with Provis'
ions at 32s. Cd; British brig Of 1876 tuna (British)
to tie south side Of Cuba and back with Sugars a.
&c. T. 100 ID, aud brig Of 40 tuns to tho south
sde OF Cuba and back nt 42lc. for Sugars
Tie business Of The Sub.Trossury Was: Receipts,
l,ij3, 5lS 06-for Customs, $l22OOO: Payments,
81 $50 1876 II; Balance, so, lll,eG9 81.
Tho detail of tho earnings of tbs Galena and
CT cano Union Rairoad for week ending Dec. III is:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14

rkNHE FIRST CONCERT OF the astonishing
Il BRETTo CHILDREN
BERNARD, II ycsfs o! sac, Nio,in'',
RICHARD. year. o. ssc. CorIei Piston
IT, Junction with the wondc ful Nioliuis,,
EMIL GRAMh, - ytHu OF Ss",
VIII take place on
TIL RSpAl, the 18Th Of Jsnuny,
At DODWOKTH'S ACADEMY.
No Sc broadway.
..y win 30 sssi.trd by tn beat talent IN the city
Tickets ~ Cents
Concert commence ~ Z O'Clock.
From the Courier 81 last ~esk.
1.-THE rtcond part " Ar ho-nhsurs concert on Tue'dsy
en-. one whom Master Rcadc. ,c,eD'y,u Odd pupil Of
Schneider the comet piston Iayc really Aon.bed the
depce by hi, proficiency difficult INSTRUMENT. Ger
tanly 10 ole have been prePafcd seeing too little
fellow enter with ntument almost az large himself for
the astonishing purity 4 be well az the sccufany OF
IA. chIons,ic Intervals one dcied where The breath
can. from which produce sconds sonoTous s1d aus
tared And when be came - toe variations which ooneu
bic performance the sudiel positively ainslrd
Really won't I've long before SchrebeT viii have TO oo1
well 10 h, lsurels. 49,, a. ,
~ must uo forget in ns admiration for little Riosdo the
claims Of Mater. Rcruaid ard tnic Tbs yioiess TO
that thoy played hke boy instead Of would not he
,syug enough beside the sou,hug smgliausou'Io' Of
oil Their 10 bcwnE aud other uuof ircn
cal de,shsy really displayed good dsal Of t'.c end dsi
dition " add produced tones ~
quality that ould diye many older perform
Despair We regard these youths a. lads Of 40 Ordinary
promise"
s-s sunday Dispatch. Atlas Evening Post. etc. etc. from
last week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14
G27.sa7 %

Total .....sii957 ~ f27.5H u Inc. S5at9 70
The t,romau's Trust Iosarsnco Company of Brook
lyn has declared dividend OF y cent, payable on
demaud The Continental Insurance Company has
declared ssmi-auuual dividend OF v cent, pay-
able on the 10th inst. The hafyearly dividend Of
the Wamsburgh ''oS-Leht Company is 3 Y cent,
payable January9. The Standard Ere Insurance
Company have declared seu-auhual dividend Of 3
y cent, free from Government tax, payable Oh de-
msud. The Nanlattan Savings Institution has de-
cured in,eres. at the rate Of cent all sums OF
500 and under, and v cent on AL sums over that
amount, fee OF Government tax, payable 18th int.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14
ADVERTISEMENT
u. s. kLyENUE STAMPS.

W. are NV prepared to I'LL orders for IT, 8. Revenue
s'nu.ps of al hind. At The fooRii rass
lDH .rd over. 8 ter csnt discount.
$50 70 Z iou per cont. oi'couut
ndsf $50 pat.
DIsconb. ia stamps
THoNPsos BRormERs. Bsnk.rs
no. Z W allst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14

NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Lessee and Mbnaaer. ...,.......WM. WHFATbEr,
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JAN. IA 1853
BENEFIT OF MISS EMlLI THOKSE,
Positively last night of the
GRAND ROMANTIC SPECTACULAR DRAMA,
FAUST AND MARoJ ERlTE.
MIR u. ROBERTS as MEPHi STOPHFLES
The evenings ertsnmcnt 50 commence vita Pisrohes
Mu1ical Vaudeville Of the
LOAN OF a LOVER. -
Gertrude with songs,, first time ...Miss MlIt THOhNE
The management repeatedly announce 81 engagement
for
THREE NIGHTS ONLY
Mr. DANIEL 4. BANDMANN.
the celebrated
GERMAN rRAGkDIAS.
who will have ~ honor OF M kline bis hrs appearances
IN thE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
in the character Of -
SHyLOCK.
TOMORROW (TliRSDAN) EVENING, Jan. IL
Mr.. Whobl-y SIauss himself upon tho fact that he is
able to announce m engagement for hnOHI eEAoON
commencing MONDAY, Ian. lg) with
THE GREAT TRAGIC ARTIST.
MISS BATENAN,
who WILL that occasion. produce Eew play. OF singular
cOnstl uction. entitled
LEAH. TIE FORSAKTN
IT, remarkable drama Is in tire ofisinsl tho great standard
play e Gcrueu stage hnd ais, belongs the repertoire o.
Rstrr Il Wih b. produced with sIici isiihlless Ia tie
Appointments Costumes Stssc Elects &c TO tho historical
period Of the story The w bc nsusily strong ond
he MUSICAL EFFECTS Of remarkable power aud novelty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14

NTINTER GARDEN.
w phfd igHt o. tbs rs.cinsnt II the
BRILLIANT AND beAI i!FtL CUBAS,
VITO.
pANTOMlNIi ACTRESS
ba scar-ed tBe sl 20 iha Of Cee'te Who're memory
pie % ceryv here revived aud also Of ,as dsog ished
chs 5sC'eg rooT,
III. C. y. COJLDOCk.
whose ui eroutt.on 81 Peter PfoOitr IN tie nestle
d. fEe Chimney Coyncr hss excited thrilling seosa
Sion.
Mia JOUIDOCh,
who he's Lde charming inpret,on Ia The character OF
Grace vii, make her thifd - .-arance
THIS "Wednesday EVENING, Jan. IL.
vii be rTeseled Tor the infd tine n New'iok the do
EDestic drama Of
TIE CHIMNEY CORNER
70 De followed by Cl.scs grand Military Spectacle OF
THE FRENCH SPY.
Hem 81. kime.........
BGuet wild AIst boy. ,CUBAS
Est,ide d. MrIie.....)
Introducing Lor grsld
BALLET DANCES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14

nROADWAf MLNAGERlE, broadway, be-
ID low Houston-st. L. b. Lent ManassrOpen daily from
10 O. N. 10 10 =. With the most splendid collection 0!
LIVING WILD ANIMALS
1n America New and anluss received almost daily.
Just added pair Of JAPANESE SWINE. monssis Of ugh.
nes and CUXIO. BEARDED SAlil, the latter aa
spproachsbo csricstue Of M Intelligent C0ntrsbspd"
Admission rs cents Children under ten 10 cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14
L'IFTH-AV. SKATING POND.

II 1T III-HV. DhAI IANO OND.
u Sssaon Tickets for sale at the
SIFTH AVENUE HOTEL,
METROPOLITAN
81. NICHOLAS.
AsTOR HOUSE, ana Of
~ PkIECrPAL OFFICE, No. "a Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14

DANVARDs NEW HALL Of ART. No. Gj2
Of the MISSISSIPPI, the WAR, sbd HISTORIC LAND
sCAPE II the SEA OF GALiLEE, EVERY EVENING
ct III WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at o'clock Tick
Sts rs cents; children, Is cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14
Amusemenie.
WALLACKS:
w Open at H. begins at 8, and over befcre II O'Clock
WEDNESDAY. d
FOURTH NIGHT or
THE POPULAR DRAMATIC PLAr,


tho highly Attractive Comc0y Of
A BACHELOR OF ARTS.
FRIDAY nth ,ime), PAULINE.
o. SATURDAY. Jan. H. will lie acted (Rrst time In his
city for thirty yeaIsl, the hue Comedy Of tho
PROVOKED HUSBAND.
Box Book oper for any of the above evenings
In preparation: SEER rs WORTH KNOWING.
10 be repcst,d: CEhTEA AL PAnK. MONEY. BOSOM
FRIENDS, THE SCHOOL FOH SCANDAL, ROAD
no Rim A BOLD STROKE FOR A HUSBAND. THE
IRISH HEiREsS. THE INVISIBLE HUSBAND. aud
LOVE AND MONEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14
rEw-yOEK CATTLE MARKET.

FoR THE WEEK ENDING TOYsDAy jan IL 1863
orAr REcRIITs or cNflt or All KINDS 70. rHK yEEn.
According to the reports from the several places
10 city, there have been received tLls week: -
Sheepsnd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-14

AT S3, So 80. 81, and 81 50.-SHOES and
N CATERS. Al JONKS'S Eos 10 and IL Annst. r
s.-tss,e cell and sxsuins before purchasing
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-08-26
IpOtaHd Kettle,

The Washington City Chronicle
was started by Forney undes the aus
pices of certain patriotic gentlemen,
who were "stealing themselves rich in
the name of liberty 1t, Of course,
is for prosecuting the war indefinitely.
TO give it prestige Forney claims that
his Chronicle is the Administration
organ. That claim is denied by the
Washingto City National Republican,
= which berates the Chronicle for its or
gan assumption in the following style:
"THE CONTRACTORS ORGAN PUT
TING ON A1Rs.--A morning paper
which cameinto existence on Govern
ment plunder, and has never lived up
on anything else since, except the ten
cent piece which it exacted from the
poor soldiers of the Army of the Po
tomac for SO many of it's copies, comes
to the rescue of the dear public against
news paragraph which we published
a few days since, and which it did not
dare to copy or steal, as it usually
does. The article in question is sim
ply tissue of blackguardism and lies,
and the writer knew he lied when he
wrote it. That is not all. He knows
that we know he lies, and that we
know that he knows that we know he
lies. So far as our official relations
with. the Government are concerned,
it is o matter between the Government
and ourselves, and is not a subject for
public discussion, Notwithstanding the
contractors organ sees fit to introduce
the matter into the article alluded to.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-08-26

PLOTS of those who wished to see a
GREEDY COURT filed with MILITARY
o0URTIERs, SPIES and stock jobbers,
who would grow fat on the hard earn
ings of the farmers and mechanics.
"MATTHEW LYON"
In this reminiscence of past history,
we see a concurrent tendency of re-
suits to the same end. In the arrest
and banishment of Mr.. Vallandigham,
President Lincoln says, in his answer
to the Ohio Committee, that "Vallan-
digham had committed no crime under
the Constitution or law, but he appro-
we'd of his punishment to KEEP HIM
FROM DOING HARM'-and while in ex-
lie the Democracy of Ohio have nom>
mated him as their candidate for Gov
ernor, and for the same reasons, and
thus secure the liberty of speech, of
the press, and Constitutional rights.
II Gin. EMO. .....
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-08-26
EEubbard's Butttrnuts.

6rThere is great difference between
Orator Puff and Orator Brutf. Orator Puff
had two tones to his voice, while Orator
Bruff very frequently, has not so much is
one.
HTThe B. & I. Railroad does q big freight
business as often as Mr.. Brough goss from
Indianapolis to Cleveland
GTAny one who looks at Brough can
toll that he is patriot Even his lace is
red, white and blpe. Ts
6rThe Cincinnati Gazette taunts Pugh
with having two speeches. Brough, on sev-
eral occasions. has been found to have none
at all He blamed his throat for the default
OF his brains.
tErThe Cinninnati Gazattc, with "dam.
nable rta on," says Mr.. Pugh has bat
tw o speeches exulling doubtless that its own
petty and pestilent brood Of takers are more
prolific. We are told by E>op, that the
ling and insignificant iox, showed her big
litter Of nasty sneakns yonng ones 10 the
hon, and tauntingly said to the King of tho
Forest: "See what numerous progeny
have, while your lioness can barely boast of
t,oo." "True," replied bis Majesty, with
quiet and unaffected dignity, ''She has but
two but they are Lions Reynard wGs
sagacious enough to see it. and the elegant
and refined Abraham Lincoln would say
turned IA and rum ~gtar n g-s4tR5
0TWe know ot professed ministers of
Christ, who g., for John Brough with holy
boldness ana heavenly sssl. 0 course, they
would withdraw their support, il they knew
how impiously proisne Brough is. lie,
them take trip some dark night, on the B.
Ry I ha kpat tr
has passed, and il they do not SEQ blns and
lsulphurous lights, arising from Johns oaths;
where they have fallen along the road, it 10
hot as ~e think. These oaths are so big.
and 50 hard, and fall 10 such piles, that il IL
were not for the COW catcher, they would Of
ten throw the cars eff the track. y!
| or am Carey the Apostle Cold Water
(aBd a'greet ass by theway,) made speech
for Brough in Zanesfeld, on Saturday last =.
Wasn't not that rich, all things considered
We can employ Sam better. Let min some
day take John out in d beautiful grove;
where one big seat and platform have besf,
erected. Let CArcy IN, unt the pI alto IN. and
let Brough. who il big enough or an audience
occupy the seat Then et Sam rehearse his
most pathetic temperance harrangui, aud re-
port the results at the next meeting D Grand
| Templars. Let HIM report what eifeCts his
euloglums on cold water pl oduced on Bfough
1--WE are anxious to know whether all, ihe
pinchb. ok eloquence af, Sam could induce
Brough 10 drink one dropsof water sbfight
bsauli'u 'ul5 heaven distilled water Without
the abominable adoltzration oi brandg. ii
| Cur AND ,HuBT Tho Reppb.lcAn marty
is cut and hurt. The pespine of Cuts hurt
4 All .Ss3
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-08-26

RGg- The abolitionists, it seems, are
delighted that Ice was not defeated
on the Potomac second time. A COR
respondent of the Anti-Slavery Stan
dard, paper patronized by Bingham,
and the leaingRepbhcans of Cadiz and
its pufs Dillingham; given conspicuous
place in the Cadiz Republican, thus
writes: 20 'l.- t ". s
"Our people and papers express
much chagrin that Lee was allowed to
escape without another battle. l don't
share in the feeling. On the contrary
l was glad when i heard that he was
over the river, and / have seen no rea-
son since for any other emotion. If
Meade had engaged Lee and been
whipped--which was possible itwould
have been bad; if he had utterly de-
feated and routed Lee-wbich was
much more than possible--it would
have been worse. The POLITICAL
CoULB NOT HAVE FAIL
ED TO BE DISASTROUS. The NATION IS
NOT PREPARED FOR A SUDDEN AND TRI-
UMpHANT SUPPRESSION OF THE REBEL
LION, WE SHALL NOT BE READY UN>
TIL WE GET A BLACK ARMY OF AT LEAST
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN IN THE
FIELD ..s ...1 asa g,.u. .z...s.. H.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-08-26

kkcncy CtSy Oh FessOhAb II lWeEty
In 1913, in his magnificent oration
in the House of Representatives, up
on the Army Bill, Henry Clay said;
eff there be a description of rights
which more than any other should
unite all parties in all parts ofrthe
| Union, it is unquestionably the liberty
of the person. No matter what his
ation-whether he seeks subsis
tence amid the dangers of the deep,
or draws them from the bowels of the
earth, or from the humblest occupa-
I tions of mechanic life--whenver the
sacred rights of an American citizen
are assailed, all hearts ought to unite,
and every arm be bracsd to yindicate
his cause" s.. l.s 41 sG-y ym5a. tly OF
That being Mr.. Clay's sentiment,
how he would thunder, if alive, against
Lincoln Administration, which has
Shown less respect to personal liberty
than is usually shown by the Czar Of
Russia or the Emperor of Austria
How he would have denounced the ar.
rest and banishment Of Vallandigham.
I
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but / notice they never as yet have
been able to ascertain who, if any, of
their commands are the guilty parties.