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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-04
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-ThC $

THIS Institution, located at Salem, Roanoke
L ooan,y, having literally pAronEsd curing the
pad scar yoang disabled ioI military d1ty and boys M
Ia "a VII open ssssor the lgt Of September.
ruiten fnr nonths 80
incudiug Modem btnguAgsS
Board
90 rsr uouh isSt session yin be regulated ProPoronAy
Win be sdyau"e % proyis'cns-
scr particulars, Inquire q
sJ19 ca lOt D. D. BIffLE, fseidt-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-04

NEW RILhAOND THEATRE.
acting Ent s,sgs Man2g-r. D. ogds1
Freasures. W. X. Bgys
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-23

The immense majority obtained by
Mr.. Bsongh in OHIO is, in conjunction
with the fact that M. Vallandigham re.
ceived larger vots than was ever given
any democratic candidate who was de-
tented. pr'nsa facie evidence Of fraud.
The democratic vote Of Hamilton county
in xhlch C'Asianstti u, Tor tie last t6ree
ysars ranged as tollbws: sai In srs7,
For lswsttt Governor, IN 1861
20 ARMSTRONG ltsscfstsfy y in 1859 l.s..ss f4ee4
FOR vallanai CHAM Governor. 10 1868 \. sos
The tsrstt:cia Ssss Tor he iass thfsl .Jesas 4 q
kts& a. follows: "a -.
x SyVup N AcOi s.see 1877
~ phnea, in 1884, s.ss 20 Z - u ~. I3S67
tpr&gh, In lsoS ....................0 800
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-23
tCCINC hiCATED.i
Pulmonary Coz sumption Crrabie
Disease.
TO CONSU HPTiVEs.
Tho undoreigned having asen restored TO heal'

Thoundorsigned having asen restored to health
lew weeks, by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lang
Affection, aad tnat dread disease Consumption
il anxious 70 maize liac.a 10 his faicw-snGsrers
The means e; care.
Toall who desire it, ne viii send copy CT the
prescr pti,n used FREE Of chargel with the direc-
tons for mepa-ing nj nsing the same, which
they vii, fad d IRE cURg for CONSUMPTION, q sTg.
ma, sao.ouITls, &c. = he oniy otjeca of the adj
vestiser in senaing the prescription is to benefit
the afflicted, and sprea. intor.4ation which be
conce.ves to be Invaluable, and 10 hores every
suferoc will try his remedy. as it will cost them
nothing, ana may prove blessing
.EEY EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
sr36-aSw3n New YORK
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-23

any Boy IS SICK" THUS said a
fine por,lg looking woman to the clerk Of
the Wat Eagle the other day, as they
we're at the dinner table near Browns
Vile, on the upward trip. {" Yes, sir,
NV boy is very sick. and | must have a
physician Immediately. Is there ore on
board?' The c.e,k looked lite blank.
lie didn't know ANY. The mail agent
did something in that line occasionally,
bu, he had got off at Lansing. We
.bal be at LaCrosse soon, and will wait
until you can get one there" That
seemed to be the best thing that could
be done, and tue lady retired 10 her, ca
bin to sooihe the sufferer. < Soon the
boat reached LsCsessc, and the iady''s
husband made straight coat-tail TO the
doctor, who was not long in making his
appear ance On bbard. lie FASTENED to
the sick boy who wss 80 mucl, in need
of assistance. la what condition he
foaId him we cannot say, but The boat
was delayed beyond any seeming reed
much to the wonder Of the boxers on,
who were iDq1lrlng, serious faces, but
still kept mum. The captain, however,
decided 10 move in the matter, and so
called his officers together in council as
10 what should be done ia the interim
OF delay. Was it boy or a gill; no
matt er;; ifs boy he should be called
the" War Eagle SO they sent hand
to find out. lie came back. What
news : fris a boy"' And D War
Loqle, by thunder! shouted the cap
tau. Ali hands could now rest more
ooatented, as the cause Of the delay be-
come known. at last the Doctor left,
tho bostswnng from her mooiings, and
the passengers gathered in gro aps re-.
joic,ng that the sick boy was better ard
able TO be om.-Dutaqsse Herdl.i.s 20
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-23
{,ossiD pbcDt New York Hotels

Gossip nbcut New York Hotels.
New York correspondent Ola phila-
.delphia Sunday paperlateIy sent on the
following gossip about the way New
York hotel keepers and theatrical man
ayers have been aud are making money.
"rhey say That the 81. Nicholas act
nsIly clears one hundred thous nj dol
lars year. The Metropolitan is re-
ported to clear one thousand eight hun
died dollars week he Fifth Avenuc
two thousand dollars F.; the La Fargo one
thousand two huudstd dola,s the New
York one thousand 1--WE hundred dol airs;
the Aston House nne hundred dollars,
and 50 on. The theatres, at the same
time, arc Gathering the soap quite as
handsomely III proportion. Wallack is
said to have netted thirty thousand dol
lars the past season, and will do still
better the coming enc. Wheatly has
made, and ia making, should Judge, one
thousand dollars net every week; out of
N,b!o's Garden, dies BITE his r nt aud gas
bill Of twenty-five thousand dollars a
Wear. ,ckson, Of the Winter Gard en-,
esloss not do so well, because tnat thea
tire has peculiar policy Of its own, and
is suh>iet al tiues to various parties, TO
stars. to aebutantes, &c. Yet jackson,
gossip AYERS, coniesses to profit Of ten
thousand dollars per annum. Lingard,
OF the New Bowery, was on The verge
of financial rain year ago. He had to
strus gle desperately to keep his head
above water. Now he is not only head
OF The world, but notable bank account
can give his check for thousands, and is
clearing thirty thousand q year. Fox, Of
OId' Bowery, was in just as awkard a
dilemma last year. He, too, bravcly
bnffetcd the waves OF misfortune, and
voila he is now what the Politicians
here call hunks and is investing al,
least fifty thousand dollars year; and
80 of the rest 4,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-23
w. aEss zz
a..

tHaus,, -
It foImta fat. eren AMI c'ar,i. ,esa 49, !.
wa'fasea nat 20 sip 10 wear ever " n. s7,n i.
~ and alto Under all cir.
ca.fsasos, ~ suv'se The wash ttsn.Y
patented fevce a+ ej.-t utiHfy. e.,
prevents the foss biiiytf the rrH-hr,o ,.t-.sss.
IN the wrong direction or .hs bsIa,rs..ha.
aea.ing lasy' d dftss. ""es
4AnQ mr. feature waieh deserves rar,irr,.. -
'ention Il the Wilcox paten. NeelIe xh;ct, 80 ~
not 8e sps HrDag 49,
1t il etaphatica'iy The d low r,ieed f,,n,,-
sew. ~ msealae the, the pubile nave Io.tr tesr
wanting for.--tosoa I-1a,etfjs. .'o :" a
It's lr-eea AanseFtui production an for fam.
~ " q eci9!!y Pc asher vii bear any c,mr..,
f9a Whit fhR. Eesri1.g Joara,l ''Ap.s' >
Alaethaaieal woader.- Sciestt4. dms,,,o.
AiuGig tAe bast and mosi y.fsyiccAtle sa,v;n~
machine. Light ahl eiesartlg lEishoi ana -
simple " IT. construction tsGI il seems almo.t,
| Carsn,Re. '"''"'y
Hascoinbircl With its cwa a.euli.r merit. a.,
The rcriiy valuable infFegei4ergs III the NM.
| price machitos. = P,iiasg onaics
als laaehins = TIE eiinion o. tho COMMITTEES
nils moro rcary the requirements tf us...si ms.
| Repoit o+ sos ~'' '"''
| taking 1910 consideration simplicity .bearre,,
duiaoiaty ahi uois all vol lie COS. u,,,e. 80.
nna niirocsiy in favor II de Ni.eex 4 (lihh's. \
s.ige lfl, ~ Haehino. PING tisania .stdte ~
Ven, IN justice sxlfess our confidence In d.
merits OF sae T" iicez i 5ib's sewing machine
We consifer that great 4 sideratnla has han
! smlP''ed hy tin ptosifg beyond doubt that two
| ihIe%5s afe not, az was srpFsstd. Necessary 10 n
good lnachidc.-A Ghyistinn .fitocate aaf .io.ruoi
1 June 81 1850. "' :"
/ Alter much wear hul many yashircs -
1 stieaiias y i4ara 70 retin at tie r,unde sss.
| eFonhe ms hyMncss which are 10 much adnjrei
OF fra iacrr Yoth SH. 1sieo
ln rrffstif Iii i psf'tef Fr5tae- Isniop
tias e"1ttHt aiats of.ulcituslt; o,cr nj o,b,r,
! Ihlodtaiia ftrrss. -
sew cable machine or this We have ex-
peIietce il ear osn iauiiy.- Ii 4,42. ,a,,,.r
The ba1tY ~ siinilldity Of lie ,nesn,nirm
! are adIstaatie.-- hspfea.. =
Nose"ilE M shiue heretofore introduced has
IN 81 Sd o.t time cqni' dsuch web msri,ed non.
ularitr.- Gfne3nraRt Gtt1ttc ~
v esteem tho best machine fer ra,t ifv ~.
~ attes IL ~ lcentior4i -siyu4i ty ,aa,tv nm.
dfea c.iszens y Philadelphia.
| - sead ins Circular 81
u lis WILCOX Iasafacfuror.
erG. .fr fHN p..3..- :.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-23

EpIToR OF THE UEaocRAT AND NEw3-Uenr ,Sir !:
With your permission wish to sag to the read
evs Of your paper hat Twill, send by return mai
to all who wish il, lfree) Recipe, with full d.
recions for making and using airnple vegetable
Balm. that will ehectuaily remove, il 10 days
Pimples, Dlotches, Tan, Freckes and all Impnri-
ties Of the Skin. leaving the same soft, clear
smooth ami eautiui.
l.will also mail free to those having Bald Heads
or Bare Faces, simple directions and information
that VIII enable thcm to start full growth OF
Luxuriant lair. Whisssrs Moustache. in less
than 30 days Il. applications answered by re-
tufn mail without charge.
Respectfully yours Ttl0S. F. CHAPMAN.
je30-d3m Chemist, No s5l Broadway, n Y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-23
zne ssnges Sewing Bsacsaase.

Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MA
CT is fast gaining world wide reputation.
1t is beyord doubt the Best aud cheapest and
most beautiful or MI Family Saving Machines
yet offered 10 the pnhlic. n other Family Se.-
ing Machine has 50 many useful appliances for
Hemmiar Binding Fellng, Tuoking Gathering,
Guag Dg, 3raiiiug. Eribroidogins, Cording. 4
SO forth No other family sewing machine has So
much capacity FOR a great variety OF work Il
thread. Great and recent improvements me- ko
our Family Sewing Mpchine most rs:iable. end
most durable. AMI mist certain in ion at all
rates of speed. II makes Il c inter!ocked stitch
which J. the best known. Any enc, even Of the
ordinary capacity. can see, glance, how to use
the letter Family Sewing Machine Our Fam
iy Sewing Machines are finish ed In chaste and
exquisite ssyle. = -
The Folaing case Of the Family Machine is a
piece of cunning workn nj ship Of the most useful
kind II protects the uachne when not in use,
and when about to be operated may be opened as
work. Wnie SO ie Of the Gases, made ont Of the
choicest woods, are iaishoi in the simplest sni
chastest manner possible, others are adorned and
enselished in the mostcosuy and superb manner
Ills absolutely necessary to see. the Family,
Machine in operation. SO as tojujye oiits great
capacity and beauty. It's fast becoming as pop
ulsr for tainiiy sewing as our Manufacturing ma
chimes are for notwithstanding purpos q.
z The Bransh Olises are ali we'll supplied with
silk twist, tlread, nsci.es, oil, dc +, Of the best
quality.
1 .>end for a PAMFHlfT. $3.50
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
SsRseA 4ss b cal wav IN. r.
IN = Chicago OGce, sc, CLARK Street. "a II N
r. ERAySE,
/ sesr jy23-d6.n .. Agentin Davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-23

A G. NTlbMAE, GU ed Of Nervous Debility
Tncomp ,tcacy. Premature Decay and Youthful
Error, actuated by desire to ben ct Others, will
be happy 10 furnish to all who need it Gree Of
eharge, the ressips and directions for making
tho simple remedy used in his casa. Those
wi hing 70 profit by his experience. and posse
Valuable RenedS, wiil receivo the SINE by re-
turn nail, Carefully sea'ed,) by n dressing
JOHN. B OGDEN
sr2Ha2m Ne. 60 Nnssan STREE New Y nrk
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-23
i oIsofse Owners.

DIR. SWEETS iNFA E4LisbE L'NIAihNT FOR
HORSES il unriv ilei by any, ami in al cases Of
Lameness, Arising from sprains. bruises or
Wrench Jag, It's oiEect is magical apd certain. =
Harness OF s,add Calls, Scratches, Mango, &c, it
vii. also speedily. SPAWN snd k,ngbonc
may to easily prevented and cured in their incip
lent stages, bst .nfrued cases arc beyond possi-
Dility OF a r0liicIl care. No case CT tho kind,
however, is desperate or hopeless that IL m Y
be elevated ~ this Imminent, aud its faithful
application viii siways remove tn L-uieness ,aEd
enable he hoIsts TO travel with con paratye ease
Every horse owner should have this remedy at
hand for its timely use at the first appearance Of
Lamene will efeciueiy prevent those iormi able
diseases mentil ned, to which Gil horses liable
and whi,h render so many otherwise yaluabl,
horse nearly worthless.
sec veytSefneut. rlS-dw1v
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-23

Az! q 81 e. c. '' "': &c: &C.

ks q E,guis says Brough's pa
- bitoFst Washington is bessg
newly carpeted for the meeting Of Con-
gress. II will need oafpeting again af--
ter the Congressman have met.
fsJ4ks Lsne, in his St. Louis speech, said
hS did not mean any thing by his bloody
talk in Kansas; be only wanted to scsrc
tie border rufhaus.
The streets Of the New jerusalem are
paved with gold, and the streets jn Me-.
vada Territory are paved with silver. Al
most heaven npon earth.
The ropu alton Of Ireland decreased
10 per ctht. bet weep The census of 1911
aud tina. v. 1851, and ii per cent moro
betseen the ceusus Of 1851 and that Of
1861.
{ Nsa'pliut field Of sixty acres, with
deposit of from one 10 three feet thick,
has been discovered IN Nevada territory.
Wonder If that la where tho bad men
mas 60.
An exchange comes to IA with no.
tice That s'T,utfY is cr'~ds1 outof To
issus Mlisis dmost rs bad as the up.
country editor who said: ''For the evil
effects Of intoxicating drinks, see OF IN
side"
a lot. Of sixtyssix .paiatisgs- mostly
by Dusseldorf rtis,s, and lately import
ed by AIR. Derby, sold at New York,
Thursday night, for an aggsegste Of SO
TOGO. There were some very fine oues
IN the let.
A siy.months infant disturbed and ir-
ritstod "a audience at . Washington
tiiestrc TOR an entire evening, and It's pa
rent at the close added the appreciasive
CONSOLATION that "Iamlct was a h--.I Of
a play to charge fifty cents for
"A bosdon printer charges the paper
with some chemical substance, and thus
dspensos with ink. Couldn't he charge
the ink with some chemical substance,
nd 80 print without pager, especially
such miserable stuff as the paper makers
now give u.s.
| An Engtshman, sent to New York to
do up the correspondence Of the London
Urala, recently wrote to that journal
that roasted apples: roasted on tho trees
by the heat OF the snu,. were cold IN tn Q
streets at fifteen cents peck, and thu.
Seward, during the diplomatic trip, tried
10 drown the French smbs ssador in 2
ako at the back OF his house a. Auburn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-23

The Rchmand Papers now assert
that not only coin but merchandise Is
boarded fan artificial scarcely IS pro-
duced by the secretion of goods Of all
sorts. Sal. is boarded, they say wheat
is boarded a man in Richmond has his
100 hogshesds Of sugar snugly slowed
away ; -four is stored secretly in eel
larsAud gsrre's. Evcry rise in sugar
brings that article on. from tho secret
stoss to the auction room. The rebel
Government could not buy bacon in
Geotgia, until Il offered sugar in ex-
change, when bacon cams. forward plen.
tifuHy. Aud II NE cssel truth is told,
tbe.Riohmoud Wig informs US that
10000 pounds Of bacon wero found in
vioksburg after they had surrendered
on the Attn Of Jnly Tor the want Of some
thing to cat. Hoasdlug Of this sort is
rs important sign OF approaching ruin
and dissolution AZ is the boarding Of
gold. The people at large show by
this practice that they prefer to have in
their hands tangible property, possessing
intrinsic value, and that they dlstru.'
the security of Investments in fortunes
Of the rebel Contederacy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-23

Nj. puke.- Chairman Of The MiaAouri
Rsdic3l Delegation, that was sent to.
wsi61{MNJ prAA The opmosal e
s.Ssho6sld, and sotorsb. has received
The Presidents reply to the Radical re.
q ueA, sit4o lal aesba4e' to give it pub
lici{y. Ia view Of this fact the West
nnuh.-sf@m4,krs~ occasion to dehouncs
the action Of the radical chairman, and
Au.6&ally dsnada. shs publication
kMAlyk ii II

1--WE have heard that this reply reach.
ed bis city last Sunday. and that it was
received by Mr.. Drake, as chairman OF
the delegation. We expes.i the sn,nse-
diote publication Of this reply, to which
all those who participated directly or H.
directly in the Jefferson CITY Coove en- Jsn
have an andoubted right. In rhaseUer
cray the President may have expressed
himself itis IN ting ,nteresto! the peo-
PIE Il knowst, and 70 knor tat once,
d the reply has already been delayed far
beyond the proper tirc. The Repabh-
can speaks as il it had learned tina. Dir.
Drake did-ssl wss,<Aos inn the tct-
tor. WSxsSaIt sssd4 y be'iavs that this
10 not SO; but il such ia the case, VIC will
remark that Mr.. Drake has no right 10
dpose % sSaeSep'st, 'tnt sha. his right
belongs in the frs, instance TO the entire
st. Louis delegation, Of which Mr.. Drake
10 merely to be considered the function
sry. We cannot believe that our dele
CATION, an corpots,i VIII approve snch an
absurd proceeding. :.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-23
Two Great Armies Before tho National
Capital.
roGrefo washington Republican.
XtA 66Ws H{,Onisl s,YttcnYy reach "a

roGr1ilo washington Republican. z
ytSlle news 4hcn4a Sufficiently reach us'
that two great armies Ike those OF Gen
erals Meade and Lgc had arrived before
the city Of Paris. and that one va
meuacing the Frc,ich capital and The
other defending it, our whole popula-
ton would ge, excited over the annonac-,
ment, and look anxio usly for the arsis at
OF the next STEINER 70 learn the tcsnN.
But the fact that two snch armies do
pos lively rest IN front Of their own \ !
tionA lCXpNal creates no Alarm here
wbdtstds j (kA8& = 8
This simply shows the effect OF "ge.-
ting used to thing - Washington has
been menaccd 50 often that the horde 'of
Office holders, office set kcrs, contractors,
thieves sensrallyypros.itu &c, who
make upfss population, has become as
ind fercxt.to the retreats an reve'ses
Of TIE army Of the Potomac IN their
reckless efforts to enrich themselves, as
they are to all promptings of patriotism,
or honesty.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Gv6m MS kop Leievrs.

~ y0m UlsuDP Acstsss.
a Mn eos1IEox Sir Tho, benefit | have recsiv.
the aUeclsdies cbi64red from y u induce me
- expJtSs the fIeasete b w received from them
ishey &it my eyes - sdmifatfcn. can nos see
ali common distances by candle light ss we'll rs
by dsy, With the same ease as ~ hen hoy, which
! cuuft not do with any other g!as es I have
used IL affords The greatest pleasure TO Avail
.nyself Of this felin Of tee ing zoe satisfas
tory has been my experience Of yonr skill.
opsscian. hours Truly, FPLEFxyxs, Bishop
Detroit, Soy ., 1859.
lf;EI .Chicass, Dec 1t.hs5sl
Nm S0Eoxov, Still have besn under the
necess ity OF using Glasses for several years, but
ksss sever iesod . pair 70 suit NY eyes urtsi 4
got them FROM Mr. y, Since thatti tine End my
eyes much better. Wishing you every success in
your undertaking. an yours, dc,
Up kFLLoG 10 lI3 stare street:
.-.lfF Chicago, Feb q, 1853
Nh Solomon, Sir - Whca you first arrived IL
this city called with Mrs Sherman al your Office
ana porcnaei two pairs of yoar patent gold
Spec' aeles. We have found them superior To
any we lad eAer used nelose. They rcalzsd more
than We could have yexpecied. We can see
CO. nfortable ~ " en- girl and boy.
L remain yours respectfully,
- SaEasAs, No 20, shcrm3n House.
q. SOLOMON, Room No z, + Apd's BECK. corner
Secont and Brady streets eels-dSwlm vi
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-23
CkS. SuLLy.-The Chicago Times
DssNIoles tpscislisais, that Gen. Sully,

VesMs9sS'ssPsc'H7'ays'tu sV zen. ooIIy,
q the Indian expidctlon, has been or
1ored to report in person to Gen. Il &C.
erans. The district which hast en- un-
Or biA copmanJ is to be transferred
. Col. Wilson, 9Th Iowa cavalry. This
regiment viii te dtyiled this wntcr.-
The Lei bhA{ Nor, .pSdsr Lieut.. Col.
Pollock, ~iILssyips xoss Rsndal'; the
y viii a,e1o1luD1zc Siesa Cay, and
- .sHsssssk a.. ss!11ti. diesfss' point. On
~ fssHties,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-23

How TIE NEw ENGLAND STATES
FILL fHEla QUorAs OF TRooPs.-Thc
seventh company (D) of tie lst Conn.
cavalry regiment was mustered into the
service last week in Baltimore. The
company is composed entirely of rebe!
prisoners from Fort Delaware, who have
taken the oath of allegiance! This is
the way in which the New Eng add
States fe.pchd to the governments calls
for troops. These rebel prisoners, but
recently soldiers in the rebel service,
fighting against the government, are
now accepted by the administration as
part of The quota. which the State Of
Connecticut was called upon TO furnish
But .NsxY eek, u"der an obnoxious
Conscfipttiions, d must mast be compelled to iu'-
nish her every man from her own c;t.
sens. '4''sA' '''s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-23

by Dusseldorf rtis;s, and lately import
ed by AIR. Derby, sold at New York,
Thursday night, for an aggregate Of So
'0c0. There were some very fine oaes
IN the let.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-23

The AbOlittoMists and Southern Con.
spirat0rs N League.
The ,@ollowanNs.atenent coming di--
rectlf from sCabinet officer the Post
master Genera! himsslf--may be taken
a. evidence agaipst the Radicals now III
control q Tie Rslsblican party:
It is undergraduates that the latter
(the additionally though aiming at q
different result, ,scill BE- found -co7oafr-
0ting in the end Nth conspirutcrs of
the SouA and heir foreign aliiee. Then
may prefer pdrtia5 Nth the Soi,h to
partnership aha equality under the
Tyon ss;fm,ion. sesAa4 i 80.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-23

so26-a&w3p,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-10-07
PLAIN RESULTS oE VOTING

BY voting for Curtin, man shows a dispo-
sition to sustain the Government in its strug
giles for self-preservation.
By voting for Woodward, man endorses
rebellion and seeks to embarrass a govern
ment struggling to conquer a peace by the
establishment of its own authority.
By voting for Curtin. man shows his lis
position to uphold the Constitution and the
Union now repudiated by the slave States.
BY voting for Woodward, man gives aid
and comfort to the States IN rebellion, as
Woodward has publicly declared that the slave
States possessed rights in defence of which
they were justified in rebellDg against the
Government and destroying the Uuion.
By voting for Curtin, a man endorses the
doctrine of free suffrage by all white men and
the right of sold iers to vote.
By voting for Woodward, man accepts the
decision made by him, that the defenders of
a Government have no right to participate in
It's administration, and the fact of service in
the army or navy is the evidence Of incompe-
tency to exercise the right of the franchise
aud the proof positive that such citizens
should be degraded to the level Of the slave.
by voting tor Curtin, man prepares the
way to lasting peace by proving our deter
mination to wage an eternal war rather than
surrender the authority of the National Gov
ernment over an inch nf the National domain.
By voting for W oodward, man encourages
rebellion and thus forever impairs the securi-
ty of all National abilities, while he destroys
every individual security which the free white
men OF the free States nov possess.
By voting for Curtin, u man secures three
years OF Thrift and economy IN the State Ad-
ministraton,b by which millions OF dollars were
saved to the people Of Pennsylvan within the
last three years.
BY voting for Woodward, man seeks the
Inauguration of an adm in istration that win op-
pose the National Government, and place
Pennsylvania in alliance with the Confederate
States. thus making the Key stone of the Fed
eFal Arch the means, practically and eternal
ly,to sever the States Of the American Union.