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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02
The Rebel Loan.

fFrom the london Herald (city artice). June 20.J
The Confederate cotton loan was rather rmer in the
later hours on the 10th There operations Tho
price generally was as but parties called 1t dis.
10
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Union Recruiting In ENGLAND.

IN the House OF Commons on tho 10Th Of June, Mr..
Ferrand save notice that no woDld Monday ask he
Secretary Tor the Home Department whether he ID
ceved ieport from the magistrates OF police AT Leeds TO
the elect that agents Of the federal
crung 10 that town, and that the sent to tho
American !. nsul At Lgerpool aud II So whether he
House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02
The Yeiv.rsons Again in Court.

. ITFolH 'IIe IFHu9H TI'rHlu, JUhe
may be remembered that some time since M
Yelverton (the secondly addressed letter q Iandos
weekly Journal In which shsrn comments a
her rival, Mrs fevert'n fthe nrst) who her part
raised action In the Scotch courts for dcfannt on
But az the second wife then residing England sbs
instructed her counsel TO obe the lurisfiction M
the Scotch court. The caee argued before lord
Jervswoode on Thursday, who took . consider bs
judgment.
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may mo" him the way. II armstice were pro-
Charmed, W. believe tha neither lary would be In any
hurry 70 renew tho war, and the desire oil would
supply The two governments with strongest motive
Tor coming TO reasonable terms OF separation.
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Secession Gathering, de-
II is very amusing that Pueb,a is taken and
Mexico probably in tsir way to meet thu fate TO
observe the attempts Of The government organs to con
Cea the fact that the government was in terrible state
ofianxiety about result They have stated within the
past days that only there 10 be no more
reinforoements sent to Mexico, but that .teyen
before the report or the surrender Of Puebla
arrived here there had been intention Of sending any
Now it is well known that ships almost readiness
to depart from cherbourg and from rouon when the
news which, Emperor truly said chilled his breast
with ioyn reached Fontanbeau; and it is stated
that had already LEFT that swift Sailing "avisor
was Immediately despatched 10 overhaul her Never
sovereign Cabinet relieved hts Majesty
and his advisers By the glorious that Puebla had
fallen, and had II q week before Il did IL would
have worth thousands Of votes and the
opposition instead Of having thirty five representatives
the next Legislative Assembly, would probably have not
elected more than rwo.thirts ;hat number.
1t is stated ship has been despatched from Cher
bourg, within DAYS past, with considerable force
with orders take Guaymas. on the Can Of California
in the State Of Sonora. Long before tho French English
and spanish alliance formed, tie Emperor had his
eye upon the rich silver mines and fertile agricul
tural territories Of Sonora and ten tears ago
the Int D. Billion, then French Consu, San
Mexcans for the sezrro II that territory II is Nv no
improbable nov Majesty Intends taking Il
ana holding 1t as AZ Indemnity for the expenses Of the
The Co,gfietioaps d this uorrise states Tint the
notes 81 France, England Austria upon Tie Polish
question dasIa1tca yesterday che Cabinet st.
Peersburg and Il ia Woli understood n advance that
the latter viii not Yield lis assent to the prop tons con-
tained tnem reasonably expect before long
see the matter nrNught q some snTl * Z mead. Now
that The PRINCIPAL difficulties n Mexico considered to
be sdrmonntei, Tire liberal uarty Frnce urging N
intervcntou on the part o. Poland and although the
Emlerof ~ eod@for . avoid TINS, he may ue driven
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02
Tne MASON an, conway corresponaenee.

20 TBE EDITOR OF TliE LONDON TIMES.
Sir-As part ~ the political history OF The times the
correspondence transmitted here1-h may have sufficient
sgnt 20 call Tor ts publication submit you
accordingly for place m yoar columns. am, SIR very
respectfully, your obediout servant !. ~ MASON
"A lpPrR SEYMOUR STREET, PoRTNtS SQUARE, June ".
CONWAY . LETTER
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10

, EVER haiis, 4 tAis sssson, should ass ~ /
81 ~ 5sAMDuCI WINE. = y tsa1noi ID
C1lsbrAtsd N Europs for its medicinal snA heAsar
IiSl qAlittn 81 gsntas sttmulant Ionie, UuIsttes
sS :sa. sssss = asopsss sa ss':s ssa
lAd " sons Of tie asst families In nnsops Ana
. Asa TONIC, Il :, l5n7osj j.
% the .ysSan, bsing entirely ] tus wias efa ness
vHa0ao'' ns'1 AZ "a Diuarrrc, ,n6'ras, ig5
:, Z: ss:f; t5s -
Gcu2, and nhSunstls anSstf6ns. '''i'' 'iFS'i
q. " Ot sPEERs WINE -. "a Y ,Jsj9
q not uaixtufs or manufactured AFttelp, bat y
Par. sH ~ laSi Ne. 9. iss.sy ;ss
ps1sis. s :u,sass q ssS osS.s VIZ: 7sS:s "a =
~ nd - S,sns isdisS aad ahiidssa. 'aroI 49,
@ALADIEp WINE, ~ . $50, ga
ssauss u win not intoxissts - other ytnss = 9
. admired iof is rish, peculiar navor, nd
roperties, inpArtinG healthy tone 70 ~ dige1e.
I've orsana a9a blooming, son. and bse'shy ssin
1na ''np'A' WE srrER TO .f'sn5a s5g,i
se. ys.s,sssxn ssnslsnsn and physisians NJ
s:s sss: EIss Ss.n. s;sse, "a. .s. 3,
br.y. 4. CSif =, ,N.Ycity. Dt: DgushsEty, Newtfk
II Diss III i'Ha" Y g. B; s;;s, ss;: si.s n. .s'
rkkp sssEta,T Pas Ps:.sis. S \. i,f%i SSss ne sosi =
'1e1 IsSAkEosE TRIAL Or THIS WIN. x.,.I u,i !
Tsds sappaisd 10 Baltimore by.wM. q. ARowi
81 81 l .''.',' A. spEra, PrepasAor.
y..xA.Dy s..:,Sss, NV . J:l;:y; ySy.l ,i9', 6ga
novsu q Agent tor France saa dsnAay.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10
UrS Hsrss 0wnSrS,

HoisEs Z ussissnsi 81 ~, u ID N sssss II
Wrsaohins, its s Il Enesissi "a ssrtsis. hsr.
nsss, OF ssdds Calls ssfatoASs, Mangs, h., II VIII
, - 15a !pssa3ly; sy's Ssa H9sSS2: sny 7.
but coedrnsd Gases are beyond The probability of !
ss ss' !; g, 6 Y. ~ =
vavs pa1Spo ~ Lansaaas, u an( eaAAls " koSos
% travel With ssnpasstivs Ssss.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10
A FrisnA n AssA. Try Il.

DR. SWEETS INEALLLBLs LINLMENT, q N
sxtsrnai rsnsdy, u without rivAl, and viii alie
viate pain more speedily than any othsr prspsfs.
eoa, For All RhSunAta And Nervous Dlsondsfs Il
|. truly inf.llibls, ~, - . curative M ior sorsS
INF, and powerful strsngthening propsrttss sxoits
the Just wondsr and sstonishmsnt of ~ who have
ever given II o trial. Over one thousAnd osrtta-
sstss Of remarkably spres, psrfornsd b. u wtthia
The last two years, attest the fsst.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10
RESTAURANTS I
TOHNoi WE L OK R.H,S ,, ,s,I-,a
J \ % BUTLER nxsrAuAAANh
al Iesasx y iDss.c.k =.

10 oDJ J01 Y1NNsILvAnH ANANuk, Leia
in::;:s as:;::s:sss - :: q Il: l:-i sss; 4:
y WashinSton, anl As YsA6 80 Isaeasc eeaas
s2FeSpeS1nnhy aeajAts q sps stiARs4eaof ~ 49,.
8!sf asS csnss fsss:sssss;ess sssssass;s s.s &c,
idsi5iI liTr ba' pIkNnR, AND 1l,s. Hoo
pr,sss; ~. ~ As sAo.,.ss noass Nd y tSs -
sStiRfIStorY manner. 'u'7 -ha IN. sAN t'9ha t'Ih
IsS1HHIt non % y s'slssh0 fDiasss - -
psra1 aAAeafs. shi bnoisGg Nod .1lnAy ~ q
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10

NoTIcE.--wAsHINGTON AND
~ MutsbEx tAsabExAnDsIA n, ,yES3ys /. On I'd az si,s.
Capt; st.skpols, YOUNG AaESioL cSSG 1o.
ilagshsad, viii oommsncs 'tksir fSGuiaF tft1s 7bs-
Is: %oaas asniaa ana =
g KLLLN0 OFF AT OOST. ---FOR THB
~. ~ ss.sy .Ssnsy e.ys ,sssss our ssssso sesssA
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10
"A y y Il 4 u
.rlpIusR1ATsSn
IH1,AlL,L1SLHtprLI rLINIHENr 7
Is"
SO L Dl as FR H = d
AID 'AosssaAe As.fs iosa4 isu'H VIZ
ASSHND IN NExDI w

% iaanlitgBss ss7ri Q 10 iqisslf ut voa srs az
isarb X, uusras 'naEu 7di loi 1idniIBs Rslt't iap
'' " hs IN. spssss lsfasySls TINT /, ~
- u. ssjsS ncs psS Sis$e S soS. y oeSsa s.s
The dft1 1sntboefs SdnteiAl tleS4 te0 e uueh
- ths Msasy eat bOtaSe ~ y aSaS tAS shsSpSs
- hoysi NJ NJ M udA HliIRua nj ~ sod
.g Upo Epnfa lHs ." - nj ,a8In ,GJ1hdOI
-1a 81 nAi. sIfiaON st9uHI yiEa1O hna gllsu
pd 'tS%la s,l ns' OausssssgoN hIs soqolsg
q osyclA imposition, ehssFvs ~ AgnsAsfN ~
Ahasaas II pr. stsphaa sUps8 aa&slSaed
lalss "UhpAsa owsst's ialAl1Ah1s lAnlnsn1h seowa
hiss ~ y "a hoss, Apss NAasa, las npas
~ 6sauanA sLa, ldl DO Ilpns -LfIL2l oil o. Esa
sGl11i"p " RlCnAAno0a = 0o.s Gn u A.yf.
';p.,g %s"5 80 ',''''''' aass zsest l'esvisa. q
noasAN = AiInpGListssAsssAgrE
4, q no ofas,,,,.. ;a,,r s,s 7. \ Astae asp' ~ yssA
- - ~ 3 Il ~. wa vvstS Il Ia. ;.SoS si,.ss
aou-O
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10
| Ia .LAH-E EVIDENCE la4'Hi"N'
accompany the medicines.

CERTIFICATES OF CURES
yro. .ss.s y 2 sx.Dsy years 'tandins yitA nAas
s.: ~ y 81 uRsss s.. q
See Profe.sor pswEss valuable works on ths
lss Sc SsS.ESi s.a. BY the ,.s. ss,.bs...d DR..
Zee Ssnsrfs made by Dr.. E,naAIn McDowrIl,
csss e. saS n:SGs ssS e s
Trans.ctiens a TIE King and 6ussnS Jopresl,
HEs!AnIt TaAvEss' Fellow Of tAs heyel p,'isgs
- - Scss cfths late standard vos,s On a.ds,,is,
rs:r.'s eSssS q g per eOtt's o pr g g
Improved RSSs wash, 90 g a,,i asI o
O Hsif Dozsn Of each for or, which VIII b sun.
eient 70 cure ths most obstinate eases, " dirss0as
u SsaSs:S . sny address, securely packed Do.
oSssry.tlos. Dssd1.bs 'ynptons N ii sonnuai.
CURES sUARAFTERDi ADVICE 0RIrBii
'''l.. ID q. AFFIDAvIT. ''
Personally appeared befored ne, An AIdarnsAo Aol
thu etty. Of Philadslphia, II. T. 6fLHSoiD,V VSo
tain no nslsose. le mercury, OF S2S1r injarious
Il. r. HELMBoLD.
Ssora spa sIss:iiOea % e HsiG,; n, A. - d.S
.r,IrDuriI EiIgihinth street, above RAsS, nh.
iif,hh bua
Addrsss ,sstsrs Tor infornstioa In soaAAssss 70
HT; HELMB0LD, CnrnIsT, no : y
Psl Pslisa.SsIs III seS1sE' @ 'cis sstS'SSEEfsfi st'SE s;af
AMP UNPRINCiPLED DEALERS,J Who eadsSSol
The rspatAtiSn attained by - 80 = .
HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPAlITi0SS
Bslnbold's Genuine E.trsst Auehp n OF
Hslnbolas Genuine Extract sassapertila, u
-En. n --aa aTlH -
asaAby III Druggists sssryuhsssifI baa4
sNEsHl.le .lus--~ 10 a9nHIfns
AGK roe HELAD0LDS.-rAkDN NO oTHBk
S0us en- shs sdvssssus.s ~ - ees.0. =
] avo1A taDealaAa ~ aDo0oA ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10
1tAs 10 ssoss BsassN. N~s,sy, n ~ Sessasssl
Asdtotss IN ss.p,ssssa ~ lasGSoss io,.:
,ius5 q ,Glhlq
RxLxBoLD's KxERACr 1pdHv .sJ ~
oiaas CUnAD ~ iwoJ ~ slITcp
i'sEcaET DIsEAas 10, Ss1 $5,: 5,.s \
N Al tnaf WA9ees tfHHn. fHI ,rI..rl fE7 Yulh
q nti3s EspsasS .sTsI 7U"-y'id1
Sutals or 10 sAAass N pasa, ~ y
@ No IAsoGvsnisAss, ard d
1sF- .i.5siua ldr 10 nspsssss

urinate, thsrshy reaovtaG 0esesnstaoaA pcsv.at
Ing and curing oesies1tsS 81 AhS use1A AAlaeAnG
!sa.:..... "a; - = .:ssss q s::: s;:s -
sporn-osd Ma1w. tiIy yuuT tla s3nsnb AZ e'posTipid
TAousAnds upon thoasAnds vho hAysi hssa -
70 b cured y short tina, have l0anA my SaDs
Deceived, AnA tAsA The "Roisoa' hAs, b lh0 - q
tam 10 bresk OUT In N aersyoSod - ~ 49,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10
Addrsss sttsrs Tor infornstioa N soaaassss
~ ~ ~ Druggists sssryuhsss

Asx SOA HsLA10Lps--rAkDM NO 0TH1k.
Sesg en- shs sdvasssasas - ~ Sss.Nu -
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10
! rs@sin, sentlsnen, repeatedly yours,
NAVY DEPT, BvarAu o. YAsDs A.p DoeIs,

NAVY DEPT, buhEAu o. YAnDsA AsD DoeKs
Mssus. Hssssser I s~aA, PiIasSs1yA hsiI'"
GEnrLEAEs: About toug yeArs stass my Attsn-
ton wss called 70 your CslsbIatsd stomach Blt
ters, being at the tine perfect martyr 70 dys.
pepsiA, In ali Of its terrific forms. Indeed, had
.ct known for AZ ysass an uni.sssrsPtsa iisht,s
ing them according TO your direefons, except that
the dose was reduced to one-haif and found yseli
much very much, bsnsattsd By the nrst bottle; the
second relieved ne entirely, but have ever since
taken dose IN the morning Immediately on rising,
finding IT 70 aot ~ tonic and appetizer OF the
most agreeable ohsfseter. There u 8 psculiarity
In the effect Of your Dltters on me which It may be
well 70 states II from any cause Lshail bs SUFFERING
ever 70 Aeutely with the heAdache, dose OF your
Bttters relieves me In fifteen minutes. In coneiu.
sion, say with 81 sincerity and truth, would
your Bitters found ns, and ffeh. whicS they have
unquestionAbly relieved me, for all the money In
this world. ! am, with great nsspsol,
Your obedient ssfvant, ]
~, gg JOHN W. BRohAuGH, Chisf Clsrk.
Prepared BY asH rH0srxrTER |. SMITH,
A;sss ss;ss:s', ss y E:::s!Z:s; EE:=ss! s;s:s -
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10
"A Up fha.

HELKB0LD'S R0S1 WAEK, |
An s.s:i:ns ltiCa tS1 4. u.
Organs, Arising from Habits Of Dissipation used IL
connection with the Extract Buohu and sarapartlla,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10

.... METAL WoAKEAs STOCK.
GoasistaAg N part - bsssv-' .
Lssd, IN pigs, bars, shssts, 40 piDs,
IA, N plgs, baes, aAl shes1s, 4. f.
Zine, N pags asd sAsss, To
coppsr, In ingots, bArs, and shssts,
Iron, band, sheet, and plsts,
eessl, Cast, (squasss neunA, aaA esAags> ls..s..
~. tsaaA) rss, spsing, Baistsr, &c.,
0alvaaissd lrsa, '. 3
Russia sbsst ifoa.
Galvanized strap Iron,
Ac, As, Ia.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10

BRUISES CUTS. WOUNDS, SORES, ," uIcEKs,
URNS, AND SCALDS, yisld readily 10 the won
sefui healing properties Of Dk. SWEETS INFAL-
LIDLE LINIMENT, when used seeordins 10 dirss.
Ions. Also, CHILBLAINs, FROSTED FEET, AND
INSECT BITES AND STINoS.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10

TSS Asys 3 SSs: .sss.s S:s ::s
(fua svn soapanioss, esna1 Is1AoeL ~ SnsA e
vai:a Z. e: a.6asy ~ sy:a yAsA s.!seR. I'll
b0th mind a9d body, should apply imnedilS6lf
WAT 3 p1ty rat tong Iaay ~ - SalD
soas1syC ~ ide.,As6is e lhisb Pefia9s, siSsN y
s9tas3sS s93 oasscasHI2 eS q q ss ssa S
es.6fs s.eisAslytaSA SS.t.ls sssisskahG ID
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10

=: = sss:s''R = E:::s5:s EE:=a! s;''''
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10

In many afsetioas peculiar 10 Renalss, ~ nD-
trase DusAu b unequalled By any eeAor reae1H -
ness, or sapppessioa Of Ciste@6fY .eva64Ao6aA
UlsssatsA or sshlFrous stats Of the ue1ua keespes
rh1 or Whites, stsrility, and fos pene1n1n0 NJ
lAoa, Haslts Il DisaipAtton, OF = 1hs % h1ipt
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10

IN. BWEET'b INIALLDLB LINnlINT
hssuiy :" naiad aSssa," ssAssssy falailSsA6sld
have II d haaA.
Ia ,lsiFrEs S9s lhE lIsy
DIR. ewHIT's M1ALLIBL8 LNININT
= for sale By "a DeuGsastss Pres . iAdSs cents.
It9IIo HINayAs les .gI
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Ereedou,, Of Elections.

The Louisville Dsnaocrat in speaking
of the election in Kentucky says.
s Gle who would make use of force to
prevent the freedom OF election is trait
or to all the principles OF civil liberty
To accomplish temporary object, he
would invoke power which will destroy
not only the liberties OF his fellow citizens,
but eventually his own. The horse, ID
the fable, to owreak his vengeance, on the
stag, permitted the maua to saddle him
and was ridden ever after, till the day oil
his death. We consider ourselves super
Tor to our English ancestors six hundred
years ago, but many men in this age may
learn Il lesson from the times of Edward
the First. And because elections ought
to be free says statute of that time, 'the
king coInandeth, upon great forfeiture
that no man, by force of arms, nor by
malice or menacing, shall disturb any tc
make free elections J"
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THE BROWN TRIALFARCE.

? The Diytep (O) EMPire, in alludiue "a
the farce of the Brown triaf In Miami
county, Brown being tried for the murder
of Bollneyer, late editor of that paper,
sayes: 2 = :, y 3 g IA e - -
pa "We are informed that when the verde
OF tie 'ry was announced it was received
by Brown ss!riends and political sympa.,
thizefs with loud cheers and hurrahs fer
Brough. Parsons, the Judge before whom
the ease was tried, was. in company with
Brown. yeasterday,at Piqus, and hsld8
kind of levee at the hotel in that place
and received the congratulations of their
political friends We ask every man in
Montgomery county, familiar with, the
trial to calmly and earnestly reflect upsn
the proceeding, and then form his own
opin on in regard toit
b.. Tho resulpof this trialis one Of Che
;nost alarming signs of theti,nes; for whss
j - and Courts fail to do justice. in
sn b cases the PUBLIC mind is completely
dc Jau ,chsd So p W. &GNNS
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Fatal EsacOEnm teR.--9T2nree FEesa
Killed and One MAN BADLY
esE


On Thursday night last about midnight
some five oil six soldiers detaifed for the
pun pose by Caption Irvine of the 9Th
Ohio Cavalry, visited the heuse,ef a Mr..
Lower, drafted man, living in Crawford
township, in order to arrest him and an
other man by the name Of Vance After
surrounding the house and not finding
them they proceeded to the barn with a
light. There they were soon met on the
outside by the men for whom they were
searching, armed with rifles and revolyers.
Firing commenced Immediately and was
kept up between them until bolh the dfaf-
ted men were shot down, one killed on the
spot, and the other living some twelve or
fifteen hours, The attacking party had
one man killed, and another shot through
the side, Supposed at first to be fatal, but
it seems be is likely to recover. We eilearn
that Captain Irvine was ordered to take
them dead or alive. They we're both
buried in one grave Followed to their last
resting place by a large concourss of peo-
ple-C Coshoctoa D. M. esGe dfea 9f7t
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tkets, Anlasnssa tt


b CAMP LrcKlNs ssrt. 1ath 1883.
aiAt meeting Of the officer Of tbs iss<a
Regiment o: M held at Cam, LicIiux-.1 :.
Sept. 18th 1868 the following pre-. nII.
and resoations we're unauimously adopse,. !.
ssWHsREAsy Atthe earn Est redl,sst ofths II
otheers of Belmont and Fadiohnrg osunl
ties, Il. ID. Smith, Esq Of GadzOg wss :
Induced to assume commsnd of the l,t.
kegts as organized, al fthei above CAMP l,s
and sE1a,ol -
v WHERRAsy-E8~all-our uintereenr.. With -
hun we ha We farndshiIn AM sxAeHsaEo n
Ger and true gentlemam'--theretors,
fcesoteed. That we tender him our Jim
cere thanks for hisniBdpstryI in oinsxrA OH,
ing the men sgl,luu, lu,sfer bis, command and klA
kattention to their wants. -
Resolrea That the ssbto,Sse resoiutions ~
! pubiished in'theApspers of f1t9uern.ev .fas
terson, Harrison. Belmont, Monroe. Es.5s.
shookton and t'fuscsSawas counties .souzs
prisins said reSiaent ssrA 10 -ogSS Is -
John Conue' h LIEUT. l,aAs III. .Evane.
Major; Os'Sa Holloway, o. ~; a. H.
Ball, Adjutaut, Jeres Jennin gs, Capt. Co.
A; NJ School, ,Eapt. of, Co ID: H. j. Ger
mann, Capt of Co. c.; W. Fl Tibbles.I :
Capt 7ofaCo D., ST. A. Slenms sns, Capt-of.
GO. b.; Chas. B. Way, Capt. OF Co. F; ;Hn..
ganhlhsham, Capt. ofCo G 81 "A. Work.
Capt. of sGo.H.is Joseph 81 Perry, Cayt
of 20. -JszfI W setsA - es s,Sssastt 80
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Patriotism.

Perhaps some people don'tknow what
patriotism means. To such we would
commend the following paragraph, from
the Providence Post. Ii, after reading it,
they do not understand the meaning of
the term, we sincerely think they can new
er learn: asa -94sfss @ift sa5-4y 4
"The city of Worcester is the big ABB
olition centre of MASSACHUSETTS. It the
home of Higginson, and has been running
over with certain Kind patriotism ever
since the war commenced. Seven hum
dre1 men were recently drafted in this city
of Worcester Let US look for them
One hundred and two have never reported.
and are now deserters.-F1ur huadred
and sir'een ,osrs exempted, against one
hundred and eghty-two accepted, Ozone
hundred and eighty-two who were accent
ell the army gets just EIGHTEEN, MEN.
The rest pay their three hundred or get
substitutes Smart old town is Worces
torl' 2#I99H 2sGN 9i1GI3naf
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aRrsrJ ohm Brodgh says he was tatsn ny
surprise upon learning that the Abeii.
tIonlsts had nominated him fer Goverpsr.s I
The people vilfgive him smother surpriss
by refusing to elect him. f''u fessS,1ys'cN n
The grand issue in the Ohio electiioon "a
tue Freedom of Speech and and Of the'
Press, grossly violated in Mr vslfsn.
dlyshaams person in the suppression or
many newspapers. This issue Involves !.
the preservation of the habeas corpuus =.
trial by jury, and all the ether great ip-
stitutiensiof civil liberty q II is sth 81 mas
momentous Issue that has eyersbeed tried
on this continent. We hope and p,as
chat the people Of, Ohio comprehend shs
magnitude of it, Chicago Times. aaisa !
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Certain Republican leaders threaten
that, if Mr. Vailandigham is elected Gov.
of Ohio, he viii not be allowed to assume
his. Office Indeed davis rebelled be-
cause Linc6ln was elected, say the Re-
pdblicans,, and. the majority must rule;
the party thar can. carry an election With
banets, can put down o rebellion with
bullets" And yet if Xallapdighams is
Ieleetedst he Republiesusswillsre lsrebela They
are traitorous scouudrelssaaeeording to
their own showing; and, ifthey are not
too'cowsfdly to-put their tiireat into ext
ecution, the Democracy will be called
upon tomaintaih the rights Of the major
ity and crush the rebellious Abolition
minority Wa3p. 0,u1y Democrat
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@Tvslve lines, or less, viii be charged a
eue square. SNtae-a = -.
HNai legal advertisements will oeehafsse
I, 6.s5ins asisisfors ia ftsas sals8 asesi tz,s3s
sN5tfess of the sappointment OF Aa- -
- Snfuis trator's and sKxecutor' a. also -
g. Attachuaen. Notices, mustbe paid In -
- adv asics.S = Ests g azf - e7taa 80 ns,y
OR twenty-five per cent. additional whl os
charged on.the price of Job york II not pali st
In ADVANCE. and on advertising II not PAID De
fore taken ont. s - ,1.,ts..
.rsn,LAw OF rBwsP PAPERS:
l., subscribers who do not give express n y .
ttcs 10 the,contrary, considered as
70 eoutinue their subscription. s.,., .vs j,
Hsubscribers, order the discont'nunsnicete q iet 3 "a
heir news pspers, the Publisher may con'inue ny @
!. send them until all arrearages are paid. paid
3.sIf subscribsrs neglect or refuse 70 ,,'' sss
,hsi- papers from ths ofaces to which lhey sre
airect-a.. thsT are held responsible tlll tnry
have settled the bill, and ordered them discon 4
tinuad. - rts1f f-irsf kne aai4as s,
ALI fsubsoribers remove to ether Piacest
without Informing the publishers, and the pa {
p.rs are sent 10 the former direction, they are
held responsibls- asx.as.
S. The courts have decided that refusing t"E
take periodicals from the offce, or removineH
anaTsaving them uncalied for, is prima tac'e
evidences Of intentiohN, frsrd,ss.sjz
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Thank God for Eiacoln,s last
a4m piPrOclaiilatiOn., y4zss

e. .ffs5s q .syRg fTHE : .a7s /. gsto9alI az
This was the ejaculation that yesterday
salutcd our ears from an active and ster-
ling. Democrat. Somewhat, surprised we
turned, to hin, and asked, the. meaning Of
hsFeptipept. Why, said he's if you he'd
been IN the city as | was yesterday. aud
Ehe9rd, the, strong ,ccnsare and disappreval
that was visited upon Lincoln's late proc
famqtiopn nat 81 su spending persona, liberty, not
|only from Democrats, but from moderate
and reasonable Republieans, you would
be veil satisfied on account Gifts whole
some, politieaf effect, II tell you that
Iprqelamatiqn has added ten thousand
Demecratic votes to the, ticket in Ohio.
Every body says Why destroy the author
Iitytof. the civil, Courts in, States where
There is no rebellion or insurreetion :
where peace reignsz=and- where there is
no obstruction to the. loYsefiThe fact it is
ldone alarms every body for the liberties
Of the people, aud the, result will be a
Tremendous expressionsof disapproval al
the pells Gias. EaqqY9 ssiast ,.Tg ss4ra