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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-09-23
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

SKATE OEr SVUTfH CAIkUIINAs
.,a YORK DISTRICT.
In the Court of Ordinary.
To James EteTs, Henry Etcrs Samuel Etcrs Joseph e.
tTs Daniel Ette7s John Fraucs wife, Lydia and Jack
SON Gibbons rife Rebeeea Hersctatv Of Philip Es.
ters, deceased. . -. "a =
VOU are hereby required to appear
L at the Court of Ordinary be holden At York court
House, for York District the second day OF November,
lS63 10 shew cause, any can why the proceeds OF
for partition and DIVISION should be paid over to An
drew Etfers and NJ. Hambrgt, Administrators OF the said
Philip Eters to be applied by them the payment OF the
debts of the said Philip Ettcrs.
Given under my hand and SEAL this esh dayof july 1853
JOHN a BROWN,
(s2sl Ordinary for York District
J,iy % 80 Sun
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-03
a Ecnrfut IIcCord,

An army officer writes from Louisiana
to the Boston Transcript that the camps
Of the Black regiments in Gen. Banks
army are models of ncatncss and order,
aud that but ono man in the whole com
msnd has been punished for misconduct.
New were men seen TO fight with more
dsuntlesf courage and devotion than these
raw recruits lie adds:
Every man presenting himself to be re-
cuitcd strips To the skin, TO be surv ,yed
by the surgeon. We DO not accept one
half that Offer Os Tuesday, cut Of
cighty.two. only thirty.thrcc were &C.
ceptcd. have directed my surgeons TO
keep accurate lists Of the causes of re-
ie'tiou. They report TO inc that not ono
IN fifteen II free from marks of severe
lashing. More than ono.half nre reject.
cd because OF disability arising from LASH
ing with whips and the biting Of dogs on
their calves and thighs. ltis frightlul.-
Hundreds of them have volts on their
backs as large Hs one OF your largest
fingers. | intend TO have these memo
runds collected and published with certiii-
Gates OF surgcuns.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-03
Cleaning Miik Vessels.

A correspondent OF the Cincin.
nai GGsette truly says there is no
product OF the farm that presents
30 much difference as butter. This
arises chiefly from using vessels
for holding tho milk and utensils
in making the butter, which arc
soured. In my notice of the effects
Of having soured troughs in sugar,
making | stated that acidity was
fatal TO good sugar.making. 1t is
not less so in butter.making-
NJ ilk has a peculiar acid very easi.
ly formed, which entirely takes
away that rich, sweet, fine flavor
belonging to good butter. A very
little soured milk or cream on YES.
sells rapidly generates enough acid
to take il away. To avoid this,
great care is requisite. Cleanli,
ness only 10 not sufficient in having
the vessels well washed in boiling
hot water, and should be boiled in
1t also. But as cream is very ap'
to stick, even in good washing
when the vessels are boiled in wat
er, some pedriash or soda sAoulc
be put in IL, which destroys an,
scidity that may be about the yes
sells. They should then be summed
! have known some good butter
makera who dispensed with tn,
cunning when soda was used, bu
both are TO be recommended.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-03
Beware OF the Dciiiahs Of scccs

We learn that on "Wednesday night
last two officers Of Gen. lIookeris staff
went beyond the pickle, lines ovisit some
charming Southern ladics, aud hayc not
yet returned. Some anxiety being felt
for them, on Thursday afternoon mcssIn-
gers were scnt to the residence of the
fair ones, and returned with The inlorma.
ton that while the officers were making
themselves agreeable to the ladies', party
of gucrrllas surrounded the house aud
tore them away from their charmcrs.--
They are now IN Richmond no doubt,
where they will have ample time to Ia.
mcnt the miserable trap that has already
caught a number Of sof-patcd officers
The names of these gentlemen, us report
ed To u, nrc Major Sterling, formerly Of
Gen. Bait rfcld's staff, aud Capt. Fisher,
signal officer. Washington Republican,
June I'd.
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Soldiers and their Heirs
Take Notice..

TnE undersigned has made such
arrangements that he can secure
BouNrY, BACK PAY, PASSIONS, &c,
FOR SOLDIERS AND THEIR llEms IN
the shortest possible time in which
the same can he done.
obtain PENIoNs for DisARLFT
SOLDIERS, for the WIpow of DE-
CEASED SOLDIERS, for the WIpowEn
MornERs and ORruAN SISTERS or
SOLDIERS who died unmarried.
am IN constant communication with The
pRorLR pErARrMINIs and can insure prompt
returns 10 my applications,
FEES $500, For Zach Application.
II YOU wish your business promptly aIten
ded TO, aud your accounts against the Gov
ernmcnt collected With dispatch, cali on me
OFFICE Ia Cronisos' Book Store,
A, IL. BYERS,
TihH, February -, ie6a, gN-u
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farm aud Aollssl,uld.
Interesting 20 Farmer wives,


AZ a general rule, il is most
economical to buy. the hest articles.
The price is, Of course, always a
little higher; but good articles
spend best. IL is a sacrifice of
money to buy poor -four, meal,
sugar, molasses, butter, cheese,
lard, etc, to cay nothing of iniuri.
ous effect upon the health.
or West.lndia sugar and mo.
lasscs the Santa Cruz and Porto
Rico are considered the best. The
Havana is seldom clean. White
sugar from Brazil is sometimes
very good. Refined sugars usu.
ally contain most of the saccharine
substance, therefore there is proba.
bly moro economy in using loaf,
crushed, and granulatcd sugars
than VIC should at frs, suppose.
Butter that is made in Scptem.
bcr and October, is bestfor wi<tcr
use. Lard should be hard aud
white, AVID that which is taken
from hog not over a year old is
best.
Rich cheese feels soft under the
pressure ofthe finger, That which
is very strong is neither good nor
healthy. To keep one that is cut,
tie it up in n bag that will not al.
init flies, and hang it in a cool, dry
place. lfmould appears on il wipe
itoff with dry cloth,
Flour and meal Of all kinds
should be kept in cool dry place.
The best rice is large, and has Il
clear, fresh look. Old rice some.
times has little black insects inside
the kernels. ~
The small white sago, called
pearl sago, is the best. Tho large
brown kind has an cartl,y 1asio
These articles, aud i.',,piocn. crornd
rice, e., ''c'' sH"'nld be kept covered.
20 cracked cocoa il the best,
but that which is put w in pound
papers is often very good.
To select nutmo %, prick them
Nth pin. Ii they arS good. the
al. will instantly spread. arqaqd
The punc.1rc.
Keep coffee by itself, as its odor
urects other articles. Keep tea in
n close chest or canister.
Oranges and lemons keep best
wrapped close in soft paper and
: laid in n drawer of linon.
When q cask of molasscs is
bought, draw off a few quarts, else
tho fermentation produced by NOV
ing it will burst the cask.
Bread and cake should be kept
in tin box or stone jar.
Salt cod should be kept in n dry
place where the ordor Of il will not
effect the air of tho house. The
best kind is that which is called
Dun, from its peculiar odor. Fish
skin for clearing coffee should be
washed, dried, cut small, and kept
in box or paper bag.
Soft soap should be kept in a
dry place in the cellar, and should
not be used till three months old
Bar soap should DO cut into
pieces Of convenient size, and
laid where it will become dry. 1t
is well to keep il several weeks be.
ioro usingit, as itspends fast when
it is now.
Potatoes should he put in the
cellar IS soon as they are dug
Lying exposed to the sun turns
them green and makes them wat
cry. Some good housckecpcrs
have sods laid over barrels Of po.
tatoes not in immediate use. To
prevent them from sprouting in
the spring turn them out upon the
cellar bottom.
To thaw frozen potatoes put
them in hot water. To thaw fro
zen apples put them in cold water.
Neither will keep long after being
frozen. Housskeepor's Friend.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-03
The Grrnt Emgii,h I,c,mcd, |
SIR JAMES cLARKE'S

celebrated Fcmaio piWSy.
Prepared homA prescription Of SitI. Clahe, NJ. u
Physician .Nusorinay to the uustn,
rus well knowu medicine is no imposition, but =
sute and safe remedy fot FsmNl DIFFICULTIES nd
Ohuructiuns, itnu any cause whne'eri and although
rnwer'ul rcmedy trcntain, nothlng hutml 10 the
constitution,
10 Msutcd Ladies' " isreculstlY suited, twill, IN
short tine, brug IN the monthly period With tegn
anty,
In Anesses of Nervous and Spinal AnccuohS, Pain
In the Hack aud Lambs, Neayiness, fNtgne On slight
rNsnion, rAlptaiion otihe Heart, lowncis ol Spiut
Mysteries, Sick Headache, Whites, and all the pain.
n diseases occasionei hy di.orerrd system, thsse
ri, willie cvt cute hen all other means hHVe tailed
These ril, have never hsen known to tail whore
the directions On the gdpagr ol pamphlet sfr wellob
served,
fot unpariiculau, get pamphlet, nee, cf the art
n. H-sl md6 ppstagr stamps rnclo,ed to any Hu,
tho'Isd agent viii tnsuTe bottle, containing oNVI
Mpills, bN return natl, Ocial.ly
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n, n, KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
For Sale by nunoi, n Co., n, II. snyder, THIN;
n. Halt lowell; nr, =, Yates, Green Springs; VIM
Rinnger, AtticN; u. Hoffman Il Co, McCuchenville;
an by me edcine dealers throughout the state.
n u. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
ngS " Agent for Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-03
william Gallup,

Clock and Watch Makcr.-All Il
kinds of watches btpt constantly on hand,
store IL ".umb's Block
u" n, sent. ifth, is.i.1y
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tV-The above named Ladies' We are personally Ac
quuAintrd with, and Know that Tor several yean white
We lived IN Mrdiua they were great sufferers Mis-,
hasbcrn badly afflicted that 1t was with d icuIty
she was able stand upon her feet, few BEETLES oi
Catholicon cpufrk cured her of her ccmrltints MY
wiie received great henrdt from this medicine. We
recommend 1t To the Ladies oi this County Rs safe
and efficient remedy ioI the many complains they are
suhjectios
JONI WEEKS,
Editor Garfield Herald.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-03
j. j. steiner,

Attorney at Law, has resumed
he practice sud will give -. attention 10 M bn,i
nsr entrusted - "'m 0nce In the corner o Ebert,
n'ors dtectly above the store room of Mr. Gsotge
AyloT, and ppposit,the ShaWhan House, apiS
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-03
HOME TESTIMONY

NJ. n n HiN0sLg, -- neafSiri Weieelit duty we
owe 10 the public, to Naic tnat NaTh-s Catholicnn
medicine invaluable for complaints clAssed under
the head of Female Diseases We hava used yonr
GrWtcnherg Medicine aud have zen rtestly benefited
thereby. much ~, that were the price, double we
" ,uld hsNe them, TO the thousand Of OH sex who
are suffering nom weakntssrs, We would tecommend
the CRholicou sutepanacea. II givet strength 10
the system aud cnahlcs each ot the organs OF the body
to pcrIofn their approp,ptc functions,
Mrs, W CARTER,
Mrs L. T.. WEEKS
MssC. SWORMSTEIT.
Medina, March , 1861
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-03
w. T.. A. II. Noble,

Attorneys a Counsetlors ut Law.
oniee In singers New Block, opposite the 'ur''
House, no'VJ
~ r. noble Harrison Noble.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-03
A. II. Bycrs
a.. Il. watson,

Attorney at Law.--Wili attend
ptompty to ~ knd, ofisgal business once In Com
metciai Row, Tifn, ohio. noN5
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-03
BR Y ANS
PULMONIC WATERS.

The most certain and speedy remedy ever
discovered Tor all diseases Of the
Chest and Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Asth-
ma. Consumption, Bronchitis, ln-
HucnZu. IiOnrsenesy, Difficult
Breathing, Sore Throat,
&C., sc.
These Waters give the most instantaneous and neT
Zee, relief aud when pcrevercd with according to di
rcctons, never fail 10 effect rapid and lasting cure
Thousands have been fesnted TO perfect health, who
have tried other means In vain. TO all classes and
all constitutions they HTe blessing and cure--none
need despair no matter how long the disease may
have existed, or however severe IL NAV be, provided
the organic structure Of the vital organs Is not hope.
essly decayed Every one afflicted should give them
an impartial TRIAL
To Vocalists and Public Speakers,
these WATERS are particularly valuable. They will in
oSE DAY remove the most severe occasional hoatse.
ness; and theirTeeulaT use for few days will II
times, increase the power aud neNblity OF the voice,
greatly improving its tone, compass and olearnes for
which purpose they regularly used by many pre-.
Jon MOSES. sole Proprietor, % CorHlsndt st =,
New York.
Price. .gh cents perhOx,
Nocahsts and Public Speakers
Vocslsts and ruklic Speakers
Nocahsts and Public speaken
win end nryans Waters
Willhnd Rpan's Waters
win find BTyan's W aieT'
Invaluahle 10 remove
invaluable to remove
lnVsluabls to remove
llNauene~ andS Throat,
Hoarsene,s and Sore Throat,
lloHr,eness and Sore Throat,
Aud give clearneu tothe Voice.
Aud give clearness to the voice,
And give oleaTness TO the voice,
They relieve in ten minutes.
They relieve In ten minutes,
They relieve 10 ten minutes,
Coughs, Colds, snd alldisesses
Coughs, Colds, and all diseases
Coughs, Cold', and all diseases
OCthe Chest and Lungs,
Ofthe CheIsud Lungs,
orlhe Chest aud Lungs
SOLD by al nTusris's
Soldh, al nrurgis's
sold by all Drugg'sts
Al eS cents a box,
Al 2S cents box
Al IS cents bon
sepiie.lY
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-03
GRAEEENBERG
PBNptt.Y npEutClNEg.

Are prepared under the immediate supervision Ola
sAln'u Ihy''V'"n' "nu "'y ""S We 'o"'" pro" !" -
'"'e''
The intelligence Of the community Is snotinsulted by
the o ui 'tnrl" medicine which claims 10 cure Al
nlsEN1s, hm the ntHienhttr Remedie. consists OF
eleven f''"ni medicines all unequalled IN the cur
oithe diseases Tor which they are feccmme Hded,
among witch ma, he selected one appropriate to any
oithe Diseases incident I" THIS country hndclimaie.
t,y"TlIEGRlFENUE NIGETAHI.E PILLS
are better than any other Lind o. Pill, in tho world
Price % cents.
-, =, ,,,,,,,,,.,,,, ,.r,r,,,,, , .,,,,., 100, =,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-03
j. Il. NIOrh,

Attorney at Law, Tiflin, Ohio
Onlce In shsWbsn', New ncck, oyet shhver's store
fetIu.T
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FOR SALE BY
500 Bushels Flax Seed.

WE are In receipt OF 500 bushels fax seed
which we will furnish to farmers wishing to
SOW. Seed can also be obtained at Delaina.
ter's IN Aelmore, Cali and get the terms.
II. Al .BUSRIRK 4 BRO.
Tillin, March l3--f
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-03
BLACKBERRY BRANDY!!

a paro article made from the
root and French Brandy. An ex.
cellent article in Diarrhea, Dys-
entary, Summer Complaints, &c.
Prepared and for sale by
Dubois e Co.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-03
DIR. WM. B. .uURD,S
DENTAL. REMEDIES
THE BEST IN THE WORLD,
iNSVRiNa
Fine Teeth and a Sweet Breath,
ASn
Curing ToOthache & NEURALGIA,

DO you wish TO be- blessed With aud admired fc,
rEARLN WurS andScUNp TEETH use nT MMi
u. HuRn's lNRiNALLEn TOOTH POWDER,
warranted frvv itom acid, slAali, OF any iuintiou,
substance, ltlce IS cents pct box,
re- beware ofthe oriinary cheap Tooth Powders,
which Whitcp hut DESTROY,
10 you wish tohe seriain thst ycut hrosth IA pute
sweet aud agreeable 20 husband or wife, tower OF
ltueud, Tee uR, UURn'S CELEbRATEu
MOUTH WASH rrice ~, cents pee bottle
This ssttngrnt wash Ia also the best remedy In ths
wcHu tor CANNER, Ran RsgArH, bisfpiNo GuNs
SoRE Mourn, etc. h has cured huufrcds.
no you ~ yopf chil1ten suncr from rOOrU hClE
Price, ~ cents per houe,
Ate YOU sdf,cted with NEURALGIA Get DIR
~ RnS NEURALGIA FLAsTERS The mo,
ehcctNe and delightful remedy known,
They do not adherv nor buster, but soothe an,
charm pam away, iFN theW. rIire, rs and 81
cents Mailed on receipt OF price,
A " attire on the beat means of preserving m,
Teeth, matted ON receipt Of the prc 10 ceuts IL Is
vluable htte Wsk ans should be In the possession
Of every prr,cn
For sale StaI the best stores throughout the eoun
tTv.
CAvrIoN,-As there are drslets who tske sdysr
tsge ai oar ad,ettsements to impose upcn their Gu,
omsTs lnieror preparations, ~ 4 necessary 10 In
- upon hsNing WhstNou call for, and you will GEl
fHg Rssr, thoroughly tested, and prepared hy An eX
perienced hent,t, rfeasnter ct the New Nork STATE
lent,sts Asociatien, aud Vice rTesideRt OF N,
New Nok City Dental Sociely,
AddIs" WI. HuRn co,
Tribune buildings, New York
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Siias ~. Lindsey,

a licensed Auctioneor, is now
reads tend toall busin In his line ,hai msy he
inlfusted 10 hisoare IN Seneca and adjointngcouu
ties.
tVResiience. miles north NJ rimn, on the
Fremont Pl,nk Road. Al orders lsn with II. A.
Bustitk n Go vii he promptly attended 10
Ttfin, IAN 10, iFr7. dm
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qhsss Rittsrs are Putltp in quart
bottles, of ,vhich the above is a fac
simils. Ths label is finely en-
gravs5, and is provided tDith
I9fs guard from oounterJsiters.
Prioe 81 per bottle, or siz for SIS.
O. w Pobaoh, proprietor, No. 6
East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, to
lHhsn, all orders should be ad-
dressed.
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5000 Coal Oil Lamps

on hand and for sale at less than
manu- actuTcrs prizes. Call and get new lamn and
one ofmy Patent Lamp Chimne' thntdon't break.
The Placer herald., 1863-06-20
NUMBER AZ.
Copperheads ". 1lacksnakes.

The Black Republicans, successfully fond
of applying pet names to their opponents.
are now very industriously applying the term
"Copperheads" to the Democrats. We like
it much. There is an applicability about ii
which speaks out boldly and has palpabls
meaning.
The "Copperhead" Is peculiar 10 this
counlry-a fearless, Independent snake that
knows its power, and when disturbed or in.
terfered with, uses it. 1t is brave snake.
and, therefore, naturally tolerant, harmless
and passive; but take care you do not tram
pie upon it, for it never runs except to attack
its foe, and its bite, when once aroused, Is
awful.
New, the representative Of the the Repub-
licans, opposite to the Copperhead, is the
Blacksnake And here, too the analogy is
complete. The Blacksnake is q cowardly,
kissing, thieving reptile. He possesses some.
what the power to charm, but he always
charms the innocent to destruction. He
robs birds nests, visits barn yards and sucks
hens eggs, and will often be found coied
around the legs of a COW; sucking her milk,
just as Black Republican contractors, jobbers,
aud Office holders are now doing with Uncle
Samueis cow
The Placer herald., 1863-06-20
Jefferson's Democratic Ideas

Jefferson was the great advocate of State
Rights. He looked upon the States as the
great conservators Of the rights and liberties
of the citizen. He depended not on the
President or Congress. He would reposs
in no single body this sacred trust. State
sovereignty and independence was his favor.
ite theme. Ever jealous Of those in power. .
he looked with an unfavorable eve upon the
least encroachment on the reserved RIGHTS of
the people. Federal usurpation found in
him determined enemy, and the monarchist
doctrine of a consolidated government, he
fought with all the power Of his gian.
intellect until the day of his death. The
contest on this latter question betwee,
Jefferson anc Hamilton was bitter and
violent in the extreme. In letter to bis
preceptor, Mr.. Wythe, when Ambassador to
France in 1887, he thus speaks OF the
Federal Convention, in answer to that gen,
tleman's inquiry about bis views:
my own general idea was, that the States
should generally preserve their sovereignty
in whatever concerns them alone; and that
whatever may concern another State, or any
foreign nation, should be made portion Of
the Federal sovereignty. That the exercise
of the Federal sovereignty should be divided
among the several bodies legislative, ex.
ecutive and judiciary, as the State sovereign
ties and that some PEACEABLE means should
be contrived for the Federal head to force
compliance on the part of the States"
This was Jetferson's idea. The States
should be sovereign in all their Internal
atfans-in everything that concerned them.
selves alone. In their intercourse with other
States OF nations they must act through the
agency Of the Federal Government. This
is the doctrine of the Democratic party To-
day, as it has been in the past. 1, is the
principle upon which the government WAS
formed and on it alone can the Union be
restored, maintained and pcrpetuated.
Union Democrat,
The Placer herald., 1863-06-20

APPRECIAr1NG A PERoRATIoN-Cou
or W of the San Francisco bar is we'll
known as deliverer of eloquent Fourth of
July orations, in which he occasionally dis
plays very large bird On one occasion
when he was delivering an oralon, and
speaking Of the possible dissolution of the
Unioh, a gentleman from the rural districts,
an ardent admrer of the orator, was listen
ing intently with some Of his friends. In
duIging in beautiful flight, the orator said:
"But if the time shall unhappiIy come when
this mighty fabric shall yield to the attack of
civil dscord, pray God tina! Tvs fate may de
oblivion; ("7hafs good!" calculated the
rural gentleman,) that no wreck or vestige
of its existence may remain to attest its forl
mer greatness or incite the story Of its fall
CThafs id good!' exclaimed rural
Let the Atlantic and Pacific meet in mourn
ful embrace over its ruins, and their com
minglng waves sing its requiem!" ("Hold
on! old boy" calculated the rural gentleman
"that won't do! I'll be darned if that won't
destroy my ranch!") This was too much
for the orators spread eagle, and down
came bis bird, Topping bis wings in thu
ranch destroying waves that were to sing tbt
requiem. The "mournfu" catastrophe wa
changed into hearty laugh by all thos'
who listened to the energetic annotatons o
the gentleman from the rural districts"
s. r. Call.
The Placer herald., 1863-06-20
The Government and Vallandigham.

The newspapers publish the following ad-
dress issued by Vallandigham to the Democ,
racy of Ohio before the commencement OF
bis trial. 1t defines his political position at
the present crisis.
MILITARY PRrsoN, Cincinnati May 9th.
To the Democracy of Ohio,-I am here
in the military baslile for no other offense
than my political opinions and the defense Of
them, and Of the rights Of the people, and
Of your constitutional liberties. Speeches
made in the hearing Of thousands Of you
in denunciation Of the usurpation Of power,
infractions of the Constitution and laws,
and Of military despotism, we're the sole
cause Of my arrest and Imprisonment.
am Democrat, for Constitution, for law,
for Union, for liberty-ths is my only
"crime."
For no disobedience to the Constitution;
for no violation Of law; for no word, sign
or gesture Of sympathy with the men Of the
South who are for dsunon and Southern
independence, but in obedience to their own
command, as we'll as the demand of North
ern Abolition disunionists and traitors, am
here in bonds to day; but, thine, at last,
sets all things event.
Meanwhile. Democrats of Ohio, of the
Northwest, Of the United States, be firm, be
true to your principles, to the Constitution,
to the Union, and all will yet be well. AS
for myself, | adhere to every principle, and
will ,aake good through imprisonment and
life itself, every pledge and declaration which
| have ever made, uttered or maintained
from the beginning To you, to the people,
to time, l again appeal. Stand tirmi
Falter not an instant?
G.. T.. VAlLAND1GuAM.