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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-04-24
MISCELLANEOUS
MISCELLANEOUS.
Prospectus.
CHANGE OF PRICE.
THE Evening POST.
EsTABLIsHED IN IsOIJ
A TnoRoueHeoING, INDEPENDENT g. FEAR.
LESS ADvocATE OF FREEDOM.
EDITED BY
William Cullen Bryant aud Parke Goodwin.

TIME EVENING Posr, now in the 6lst year Of
Il its existence, is Journal thoroughly devo-
ted to the principles Of FRssDoM, and is candid
fearless and independent in the expression of Its
sentiments 1t holds to the great doctrine OF n
strict construction Of the Constitution, Economy
in Government no political jobbery, honest men
for office, the suppression OF the Slave Power
Free Soil and Free Speech aud II earnestly ad.
YOcates q vigorous prosecntion of the
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-04-24

ONEpcrso writes hor daughter was cured
of fits Of nine years standing, and st Nitus'
dance of two years.
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
after his flesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case incura'
bio.
ANOTHER was cured of Fever and Ague
after trying every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years
ANOTHER of Rheumatism Of eight years.
Cases innumerablo of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint could be mentioned in which the
Purifier and Pills
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-04-24
WovS Nike q CNAuvvNN.
We H\o0A pNAs

arc the most active and thorough pills that
have ever been introduced.
They act SO directly upon the Liver, excit-
ing that organ to such an extent us that the
system does not relapse into its former con-
dition, which is too apt to be tho case with
simply purgativo pill
ll,y
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0aitptquastter 6eS mitttercu
Iy1 &)epGrtentent8, S. Arn1eeccrSS

L-@~ Baltimore, ben Is. SUM- 1863.
Der commandments @eneralmaipr bieIeS Wtilitarbe
parteuieut8 lift ocnt &rie9sminiter beopGma9tigt tpprben,
Gin GdoaIieriez gtesiinen in IearnianS sn erri6teu fir
3 Sabre pber bic Oauer beS &rie9e8 uub ipeueet Iub nun
all lppale 8itrser, ibnl in ieinem ltnterne6men at Gelfen.
Sir t6Gti8e ilnge Qeute lift bieies cine quite @elege1z
Feit, Der 53ieRung uHc @pnicriptiom gu entge1en unb in
eil neue8 9fegiment NIB cine pitniGensipertGe Arnleeaatz
TING ein5utretert. Sff5iere unb 9eute BPM 9anbe, tpel6e
an Sferse setpS8nt iino, iperben algentein oprge;pgeu
perbeH. H l ~-4
@tn9etretene Qettc tpcrheu su Set Bounty unb &ergit=
tuu5r pel9e bic Ser. Stoaten geissIid be1tintatt 6abeu.
6erren bon ~geet9neten rrilitdrii6en &enutntfien, Sd
nt9tsit p6er Grfa9run9, wel4e nnSpefel6afl Ippal finb
unr @cmpagnien pter 39eile pon iol6eu r~ecrutiren tDu=
ueu, ipereeH einSelubrr, i1re 3eusniiietent 1tnterSeiGneten
ipfcrt Opr5ulegeu, Der BON Sen. Sdend nit alfntertiauer
Organization bes Ote9iInents b~eaufrast 1T. Gpthe, tetz
DE mad 5ufriebenite0enben @mpfeblun3 bonn @puoerueur
bon @tarblanb pber Sen. @6end au8erleIeu iinb, ipeeben
elm 8atent a1S 6elbz pbrr 9inienpft5ieren erba(ten.
Melbun9en iolten augeubtidlid sentadt per6eny ta
feline mad benz 25. ,. 81. e~iu8eie6en pber in 8etro6t ses
5pgen iperben tGnnen.
D.8iatt, Ser. ct. SOL,
aIlitent Gen. 9nipectpr nnS Staatsdef,
Q7iun1Wst) s. &rmeeeprp8.
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Observation-Disclosures

Ser. st. 8e3irtS9srt4t.-S s, 81.
psaylO on 0sscn S6OOner War9 8tr8ta!a. Nrs
mtraIttdtstIase ,psgeu 8ru9 etnes SraAtcOn.
traits BON @~lfranprta mad petersburg. 9n
Neutrality-suspicious. Bitter, res 0ohOsryatba
aussflast tslte 8iirglGaft BON $4,000, wc>
Ocn. sr ftltlt $4,000 nno Sacob See6er uno
5Ubn 6ermann ben 0e(t lteuten.
Ober9eri d. t. OuIptn & GOnlorteu
9eBen Zen OlaYor unD Staotratb pOn 8attis
more, 8ilistettetlaBe Wiro unteriutbt.
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3. @onsreB=O iftrift BON Diarplanb,
gto 26. SontbabhrdSe, Baltimore,
2eute oerIanst fir Sas SuouIiSemcOrps.

3o 70. 9oHtpdnhraBe, Solttnlpre.
Seute oerlangt fir raS SnnaIicencorps.
ytar bic trenen Gclbateu, pel6e tpegen @nnten ober
9etoen bs &rieSe8 niht ule6r fir ben afttoeu EeIbbient
tau9ltb iinb, perben in bieie G6renleaipn aufaenpmmen.
Aniperbnngen ftn6 ftr 3 Sabre, ipenn nitt cher entlaIien.
Gopnnn9 uno Gfattpneu ltn6 ~bieIelben, tpie iir Sfffiere
Hno Vta1lnl@aIt Der Ser. ct. Sufanterie, nit @usna6ure,
eaB rem HSsroe9elo poer Bounty iir Mnper6ung 6etpiI=
l'f ptro. SoH fptrb 0teie5 Yenitonen- cber 8pIntD iir
iriibere 0tenfte uitt %auf9eben..
eeIte, melDe ge8entpdrttg I'M Oienfte, aber uufG6ig iir
6elobtenit itHp, tSHnen in bieies Corps i6ertreten,
@er6tll9en Snipettoren, Soipitalar5ten, Wttlitarccnl@
nlanoetren itne alien %an6eren, pel9e W2a9tbolfoumeE=
belt junt Sntla1len baben, 1T bur6 ~beite6enbe GjeIebe uno
Regulaticnen S~erboteu, irgene Semanb inter ibrer Ob6ut
81 entIatten, melber gum 0ienfe I'M 3nbaIi6encprps tataz
lid 1T.
Sur Grlei9terunS beS Dienhe8 perten bic aeute in 3
OIelltSraoe e%ln9etbeilt. Die beiten unb ltGrfiteu, pelbe
gum Na4tbicnt II. I. 10. fG6is iiub, iperbeu nit Ntu8te.
ten betpalinet uub ben @ompagnien beS /. 8atalltons Qu=
9etPelit' DUe ndbt ~ftdrtiten, NIT Gini9lut Defer, pel=
de eIlien Nrm DerloreH baben unb bic ihpG61teu, melhe
einen 6nB ober geiH ~eiugebitbt babeu, tOnn1eu in bic
@ompa9nien bes 5peiteu ober britteu UataQoaS unb tperz
ben nit GG6elH bepaitnet.
Die Dienftp1i6t tpiro GauptIGblin 8rcfo6wabe 1nb
Stabt9arnicn, QRabe fir SoipitGler unb fonIti9e Sffenta
li6e @ebGube unb Glert= Doer SrcerlDsienft ieiu. QBenn
nptbmei'etg, mGSen' ie III 6eitnn8eu II. /. no. pertpantt
tpertrn.
9efe6Gelbe aiiHtirenbe Generals rofpbmurFbGQe fiub
~bebcam19ttgt, Sff5tere Der ~re9ulGren Irnpee pber beS
SaOaIi6en=&crpS an5ufelen, uut bic 0fGuner eiu5uI6ipS-
rem, melGe bic 1orSei4ric6enen acknowledgements in
ba8 Snbaliben=@prp8 S6lig erfi1en, nGrnli6
j DaB Der fb Wtelbenbe fitr Gelbbienit untauglib if.
p 0aB er fir bic Oieuite. p6er einen &6ei( ~berfelbeu,
ME pben ertpGent, taugli9 lift.
81 Dap, Nd nibt iebt iI Dienfte, CT e6renbpQ ents
afen lift.
~ DAP er perbienItlt6 unb a6tbar lift.
g9e3en @iurpQirung pber peiterer Musfunft meIbe man
it6 ami benz @i1rpGirung86ureau be8 0ifricte8.
GeDp DIb"8Iumenber4,
%rofobWori4aG 8. 9ifr. BON Marblanb
Q9jun3m;a3)
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2eute OerIoast fir SGs SnpaliOencOrps.
Q. @cu9reBzO iftritt BON Marblanb,
$40. 8 Gitb=@reterfraSe, Baltimore.

2Us = Sup~SSCLSL tItNbeT 0ullbllpE }
2eute Derla1st fir bas SnpaIibencorpS.
Dur Die treueu Splbater, peI6e ipegeu @urbeu pber
Qeiben bes Srie9eS ui6t mebr fir ben attipen Setbbienft
tau8liG iiub, mereen in bteie Gsrenle9iou auf9enpmuen.
Anwerbunsen itnb fir 3 Sabre, penn ni6t e9er e~ntlafien.
26bnung uno Itatipneu itub ~bieielben, tpe fit Sfft5iere
unb Wtannf6aft Der Ser. ct. Sufauterie, nit Iusna6me,
paB fein @erbeSelO cber Bounty fir @ntper6uns bepilz
Iigt tpirb. Oc9 wirb OieIeS B~enfipnen pber Bounty fir
fritbere Disnie nidt ~aufbeben.
Dte foISenre Uniform lift fit Sff5iee Hub 2eute bes
Snbaliben=@prpS beftinmt:
Tir Sfft5tere: Tradrod bon biumel6laueut Gu6
NIT buafelnt Sau1mettragenunb @ufi6lGge, ipnit mad benz
Mufter Der Sufanterie=S ff5iere.
S3uIterTreifeH gta4 gegeupGrti9en &ru1eeoerorbmunz
gen in bunteLblalem Gammet g~earbeitet,
geintleiber: 8on bimmel6lauem &u9 nit b~oppeteu
burfel6laueu Streifeu Dem GuBereu Gaum entlang jeber
@treifen Is Bon brett nit 81 3oG 3wii9enraum.
Bpura9eutiibe 9ta6 0feslement,
STR etu8etreteue QeWte: Scden BON bimmela
blarer I9ple nit cuuiel6lauem 8ef ate, nSh Nrt br @aa
oalertejafeu, Inn Se65rig aui BEN @bbpmeH bim1uter3u=
rei6en.
8einllei6er 6e8lementsn1GBt9, btnmel6laM.
6ouragemibe: yiad1 9egenp1rtigem 9esleuent.
9eute, welbe gesenipdrtig i'm Dteufe, a6er unfabi9 fir
6%elObienft iiub, tDuneu in biefe8 Corps itbertreten.
MerStltbeu Snipettoreu, SpIpitalar5ten, Otilit1rcpnIz
nIdnbeuren uub alien ~dGoeren, lDel1e Wtadtbpltonnen
belt gum Gntlaieu baben, 1T burb b~eftebenhe @eiese unb
9fe9ulationeI %oerbpten, irgenb SenIanb unter ibrer Sbbnt
81 en%tlaIien, pel4er ;nm Oieufe i'm SnUaIioencorps tau9@
t6 1T.
3ur grlei6teruu9 bes Dienfte5 perten bic Qeute i'll 3
0ienit9rate e~inSet6eilt. Die befen uHo ~ft6rtfeu, tpelde
gum Ba6tbien1t II. (. 10. tauSli6 itub, tperben NIT Wtuss
teteu betpaffnet un6 ben Gpnpagnien beS /. 8atallipns
S~usetbeilt. Die ud9ft %fGrtfteu, mig @iuldluS 0erer, nell
de eineu Mrm berloren taben unc bic i9pGddteH, tpel6e
eiueu ST. pber 8eiu ~eiugebiBt 9ateu, tpmmeu in bic
@~culpagnie beS 5ipeiten pber rritteu8a tal;pnS uub perhen
nit @66elu bepafTnet.
Die 0ienlpIi6t wirO RauptiG6li& 9rofpBtpa4e uub
Gtabtgarniipu, 5g3a6e fin SripitGIer unb ipniti8e Silent
liGe @etGute mnb @lerf= pfer OrberIpbien1t fem. 2Genu
npt9peHti9, mSSen ie in Tctun9en II. !. NJ. oerpanbt
iperbe1.
8efe6leube aiffirenOe Observation-Disclosures fiub
bebOlma9tist, SfF5iere Der ~reauIGren 4rmee pber beS
Snoolioeu=@prp8 au5ufteGen, mn bic Ntdnuer einsui9pSa
reu, nel9e bic pprgeI6rie6eneu Observation-Disclosures in
ba8 Snoolibeucorp8 nGIig erfitnen, namli9;
y 9aB Der f8 WtelOeube fir 6eGbbienit untauSliH it.
p 9aB er fir bic Dienfte pber eiuel Tbeil beriel6elt,
ME pben eripG6nt, taagtid lit.
b 9ub, ND ui9t iest I'M Dienfe, er e9renopG emit
Iaiieu lit.
~ DaB er perbienfli@ ltab. a4t6ar ift.
gBegen @inrollirnug pber Weiterer 9~Guatunft meIbe man
it5 auf benz Ginrolirui1ss6ureau bs Oifrift8.
Npbert @atbcdrt,
(18iuu3w3ntp) @rpfpBu,ari4al
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&ecrntirnmaen.
Oeutlhe her0ltS !.

UtNtVWE DETulI1
m @ae beutfben 8eretne unb ale bsutstsr Swimmer
F4Qpelte I'D bem nen gu ~btlbenoeu u t d n geotmente
1Ran3ul3lteBen ptnlben, lperben freunbtt6a aebefen, fh
init mir tn Uerbtnbuns gu feBen, Mdberes lit fets al
a@Sertabren tn benz 9auptqudrtier, SIR. 4 SlS G5aphrase
unb IN ben ~etn3eInen Beeruttrung5'Oft
a &pt. 81 ste r.,
Die &etruttrun8S-O ffcen Der ~etnselnen Offtsiers tnb ;
eaFtdtH Ospalb'S Otftce SIR. AZ W{aIi6 Dlattc Spect.
" Shabe'S Office SIR. 16 SI6 BreberifItraBe.
OTIS Office SIR. s Warfet Space. HI.
&tnSttnstp8 Office Str, "a Sab GutawltraBe.
" =. WeSbsbafe'S Office Str. IS @ennipEoanta 4pe.
" 9obeS Ot1ee Str. Al Sbame8hraBe.
" S9arleS MullfrS Office @ratttrase ~sesenIbsr
or EurnbAle.
So,epg Ssetel,s Ofice gr. 254 GaualRrabe.
Srbn y. 9erClb'8 Oiiice SIR. 1913 8onoItrose.
Hteut. $. Strode'8 Office SIR. 1856 on 8alttmsreftroRs
y. Mtoler,8 Ofiee SIR. &c Wtarib Mattet Space.
I. gDeber'5 Oftce STR. 20 Nlartct space.
&Dn1. GoNt8 Snpber'S Sfftee Str. 335 8Snbaraee.
g " ". Desen, 42 WGrld. Wtartt.
tniRatlQB9( SOO"H'a""' "v' ~ 0F'S'''''F'
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BeriC6te.
I'm bic 8Ir9er Don Saltimore.
6~auptquartter, MitteI.D spartement,
m8. Armees@ Grps.
Balt m ore, 3. Jult 300.


NOrssn 1T Der SabreStas unisrer matiOna'
IN uuabbangigFeit. sGr Wtrp bier unb Drrh
las aau3e Qanb nnttr psrlhtsDeRsu 6Osmen
ifentlt6er Setter ~btsnnsen psrpem. Gtne etn-
AIDE unO pa1snOe DemCnfrattpn fanu ober
In ieOer maasa Sap Sepermann an
euem Sage 1etne S. rbfn 3etgen.
i'd Bite ba6er unb empfsble, Da6 ispes 9au8
NIB @eI6GGtslpcol ieoeS lppalen 9iirgers BON
Baltimore niUrsea bon 10 l1br NfCEgsas 5ts
! u6r abenrs bic uncertainties 6tugos TRACE.
aft .oisles gsfAeben, U6 pas Banner flsin
Der srO6 lei, je aa6 ben Dltttttn unp llms
inpen zines ieDen-unb Gle Sta0t wiro init
en- rubmret6en unb see6rten @mbIenten nn.
lrsr NattDnalttdt eeI6mitdt fin. Die pIdBe,
70 eS niGt erl9sinem l0ute, psrofn pur4 Die
6pe|enbstt N%efetben 9ebranOmartt weroen,
If tetne patriutilHf 6er3en inter isnem DaHe
sla8eu.
2pbert 6. 9bsnG,
$3.50 - .V #
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8Dbert 6. 9 bsnG,
cOmmanotrenber @speralmnjor.

~ I'm er 8e6eubtatt. - Die
utige Drummer Oss w6Gentltasn Beder snt.
1T bic neus7en uni. ~intereRanteRep NaArt9'
n, ais:
tu8etn9etten nbsr ben @e6e1s
len gtnfalI In Morptanb
unp @enniqtbantem
efeGt NIT Sm,bpben's 8ebe1>
lencapalterte, ass
euefes pOn 6Oientran5' Mr.
nee, 8r088fdtlt 8urad,
cue { es 20 n Sc ertcpi u. /, 10.
@tn3slne Nummern s Gents.
Nu@ Deutl4Iaub berleaOen mir Die yium7
II init oem uaorBsn Mittds a65sRsnofn
4mpfer fir s Gents portOftei an cine fe
btSe QOrtfs.
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S5nft1 miro bier nit 9e8epea. oaB wi5renb ber seIenwirk
"b"%'0 gen Stsun9 oeS StabtratbS eth &eiup I'M &rIaut.
Mtg. etne DamptmGlhine af benz @Tunptld, go. 30 6onp.
eerlEase :rrt@teu gu barfeH, etnscreiGt perpeu ttrb.
(WtG-T) u. gDaaner,
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Au Die S0ueiDer.

STR bGbeR ttnt quite $lusmabI bon Sta6tn BGGrcn -
Surte uub III ~btli0eren BreiIcn, ole fe anoerso0 8erantper
bef tbnnen. Sbr t5nnt bet u,s has patteru Dbsr bet.b BIZ
Darb taaten, 10 bsI ais Sbr poul.
Smttb. . ro. 81 30
Roo27- Pa. 40 l8ef SaIttsnDrthE.
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GroB & GO's
Baltimore @efbdftS Mbre6 SUD
fur 1868 81.
(WerIagSre9t gefi9ert t.

VOW t"BVFtW
&5esen bes 9roBen NtangeIs an eiuem berlGBli6eu @ez
iGGIt8z4oreBbu6e iperbeu bic uuter3ei6ncten, SeranSeez
6er be8 Baltimore StabtzGbreBbu9e8 auf ben Nuni6
oteler einfluBreideu @ei9Gftslelte bieiiger @tabt elm ppl=
~ftdnbi9eS Notwithstanding in tur3er 3eit 6erauegebeu.
Nir erIa4en ale &aufeute, uniern &senten alien Guf.
i6luB gu 8e6en, ioweit e8 in ibrer Wfa6t 1te6t, UNI baS
Gsert in alien @ixselnbeiten cprreft Ger5uftelen.
Sniertio1t eineS gfameS in grpBer S9rift $3.50
Sober ~beionbere 1iteli in GROCER @6rift -. O.5O
Stir iebe 5 benz Ganeu fplgenbe gSprte. O.3O
Sir cine in bic Iugeu fnaenbe @eI9Gftsz
Ve1pnbere Sttel. LEO
&n4et gen:
Gan5e Settle ........$25 8iertel Geite ........S SIS
Salbe Settle ........ Is @6tel @eite. ......... 4
Wrefa nes WpreEbuha Al
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SRA. 1868"
G3MuhmGAeC GufocpdSt.

SGcDNDWV@eC III BCpGRt"
$50 babe iest i6er 1000 &eten Gpbl nleber 0ut Eager. bo8
t9 3u iOts.n0tu btataen. @retSanf6Ben, bic 2 Biz 8 Gents per
@fnnb n~tebrrer fnb, ais bel anbsren 9eoerhIrpiern. Oh chen
lpiu, Seht aH{ ote Yreie uu9 oann fOn,nt uno i1out @udb
od$ 2eoer az, ebe Sbr fault!
Dcltt8 @%alifOrner btGes 9emlpd-S %Ptlenig c. ,..... .28-31
Bucnps Npres mi!telseDtGta DO ....-...27-S0
pen'a Qualitit OrtnDeo s, mIct % .......... ....28-29
@5uts5 bai0dotates 6emlOd bp...... ...........2 5-28
Stidieber iur Spblenetnlage ...:.:.....-... IL
geite8 lpantfdsS etd1enae aerbtes 5cblsnIeber ...... 40
@utes $50
BefeS beI6dtiates 80
@ute8 25
S~lau9bter 1913
SptIeueiu!a3eIeber 49,. 81
&dfbleber ST, trorj6fi6ts ReIbleber, SuietB Tabrttat,
81 .65, YatentIeber So pro Plumb, BET BanSsn Sdntsn % Cts.
CT TuB.
Sp-eGt Gleidmmt Dor BET
i. s. @rupp,
(6Dfais) Yo AZ Sie-GalcertltraBe
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SE Oft3 J.
u"tertei9neter, weI9er bti perlAieee 4eu ", y 0e0imen-
tetn aS Otf5ter 8eotent ba fNSert aGr tttne nd Dec ouf-
nelenpe" @tW Dclter Betonnt II nnb aHotre iun9e Geue auf
G@ le,nsr e~sHpa8nie, weIde Ell fir ia3 ceuti6e Nth. Reat.
So'' W9ief, tferuttrt, q 8uid t5Bn Obot 8testment bat
Sr 0 Vtenoie a. ; enen unb mirb gIeib nod b,m %@fnI9m6ren
Die bon Der Staet bfwjliate gountp be,atIt.
Capt, y ri I. MIGe8,
a 5.tlesit Otft3isr I'm 55. N 9. t@aarb 9aiae.lte. }
"estnntGn9s-OlEct: 90. 50 0artiionitr' 0mOt)
q Sentl6e lpaffeufaDigc M(anner,
EaR@el@e f9 bee @Oupa9nie beS Capt. . sp alb an,u.
EYyi%ltsban Winitsa. Werben 8ebeteu, f3
No. ~ Wt0, III Worfet Gpnce
ESszslrloeu au rocatH. Ole GUm a lnte wtrb nod tn btefer
@o3e 9ou5ablig fein.
Grnff SRralS,
NzISEHtsJ truber bet Ger. StaeI'8 Stab.
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VRrlannt : 3nsi @&u9ma9sr. sinen fr Sinbsrs
ON"e""S"| f9ube nit abiaseu unb elmer fir s@
pSPnIiGe Grbeiteu Bel 6. G. 8udlep, 81 mnb 80 SauOs
%beritraBe.
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|bNI ~$NNINN&AWN GN@tSA|HNsb S""N
II NIT Dem morgen Wittd9 a65etsn0en
4npfer faar s Gents portoftei an cine fe
bt8e NOreGe.
Dasneme 8unpe8 Yaptergelb
I In Gntwurf nno @uSIibrung elm lpa9reS
luRpert istn. Naf ben 6anfpplar Soften
bas Mttteltid auf Der Nadleite etue Gppte
4 0amOcrt9n's GemdlOf vtte Qanoung BON
lumbus." Die Etiquette ltnfS (ouf Der 8or=
fcite) telt bte @nt0eduu8 NmsriFa's our@
lumbuS Dor; bic iYmbeltlGe 3etanung
)ts uutsn 3et8t Columbus, pie tr Die neus
1t BET Der alien etufiBrt; Nmsrifa TT bur@
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-15
The Arrest of vallandigham,

1t is the most melancholy sign of the
times that, in crisis like the present,
the servile tools ofthe Government should
seek by outrages like these to ircite civil
disorders at the North This is but one
Of the many acts to provoke popular out
breaks at the North, which, taken in con-
nection with the disasters of this misma-
naged war, may afford to the Admins
tration a pretence for making peace on
the basis of eternal separation.
= + A man must be blind to the
history Of revolutions, who does not know
that the prosecutors Of to-day become
the victims of TOMORROW and that he
who sets up the first example of proscrip-
lions, becomes its next object, and his
e&eeutioners again become victims, until
the reign of terrorism is exhausted. IL
IS for them to profit by the warning.
Albdng argus.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-15
Alexander Hamilton on Coercion and
Civil War


The following is an extract from
speech delivered in 1888, of that great
statesman and true patriot, Alexander
Hamilton, in the Convention that was
held in the State Of New York, for the
ratification of the Constitution of the
United States
" The States can never lose their DOW.
ers till the whole people of America are
robbed of their liberties These must 20
together. They must support each other
or meet common fate. | wish the COM
mittee to remember that the Constitution
under examination is framed upon truly
Republican principles, and that as it is
expressly designed for common protec-
ton and the general welfare of the Unit
ed States, it must be utterly repugnant
to this Constitution to subvert the State
Governments or Cypress the people. The
coercion of States is one of the maddest
projects that was ever devised. A fail
urc of compliance will never be confined
to single State This being the case,
can we suppose it wise to hazard civil
war =? 1t would be Nation at war with
itself. Can any reasonable man be we'll
disposed towards Government that
makes war and carnage the only means
of supporting itself-a Government that
can exist only by the sword? Every
such war must involve the innocent with
the guilty. This single consideration
should not be inefficient to dispose every
peaceable citizen against such Govern
mnnt y
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-15
The olIicial Charges against VAL
landigham.


The official charges against Mr.. Val
landigham set forth that on or about the
first of May, at Mount Vernon, Ohio, he
publicly addressed large meeting of citi-
zens, declaring that the present war is aa
injurious, cruel and unnecessary war-a
war not being waged for the preservation
of the Union, but for the purpose Of
crushing out liberty and establishing q
despotism-a war for the freedom of the
blacks and the enslaving of the whites
and that, if the administration had so
wished, the war could have been homo
rably terminated; that peace might have
been hcnorably obtained by listening to
the proposed intermediaton of France:
that propositions by which the Southern
States could be won back, and be guar
anteed their rights under the constitu-
ton, were rejected the day before the
battle of Fredericksburg. He is also
charged with having said that order No.
80 Of Gen. Burnside was a base usurpa-
ton of arbitrary authority, and the soon
or the people inform the minions of usur-
pated power that they will not submit to
such restrictions the better. He declar
ed also his purpose to defeat any attempt
to build up monarchy on the ruins of
free government, and that he believed
the men in power were trying to esta-
blish a despotism,