davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-11-29

Er, W1uleld>s FeEetNh bic Pills =
A., .s;:stt.d esr..ia frre IT, SIssSI II, DLISD
4 SasN rsYl{:n Iii ra4s ArA FtettuU to thlt a:is
.sSsI trc1ss.p& ~ 4rolt stt a:c q t1:tFrat arpp
eas u ibsT frsz!s usEy In aFkIAFasg t4r Ltstss..
h. nE -tutiy se!2otet TIC c1rsc u Inc
~. -; I'D tFstt& E<..HAa1t1s cert, - = -
ms Il 80 QCAC1t NEo111sE. =
s.e T11s tave hera ute4 soe Tt 1.st e+rea sea:s.
~ r ~ irffasee AAte tc-x ts.ted to eE-r. .
Trf erE.a 2ce sr:x. S6rt II n.AI II any a4tfess.
: - J. YOUNG. ssse rTepr,e@eEt.
ru..,ts II ntIss a s1IAEP, ii: L.lr .strse:. CHI
.,.e MT oc3c33aS-S STU.
, 1863-11-29

,ssls sais Il HEs.lTa.9 G5wr' yaa al. ;
We snsHess n, m rssy sssk. al: ~ :,
EsstIEthxn :bt SToxAcH aad xuhsA!a =
:, heSrE.zs, he -srTaate af The bssia. . !; /
=: .rhe Ltyxa keer IN active plsy, !&Et,4 !,
:. -Ana HRS E1A1t. from dxy 10 day IL =.
Zach organ nd. Oh Sktare'e plAa-'r>< -. r:
: D.sct KEd sencss: DC EsKEG AAx. ~ ~
!: And .3ke vatea. that& krpt II chino
Dy cpae,sn, esre: *ts:. rssiro.a raes - x. =
J. ThA sysseaax .une a.. strnE1h rea~r,
And shertby eaeer the sriKlrsr TOO
: = How. 3ou ask, ~eAu xh.. h dore-z ~, a.:
Iii. sfctnf, p'tr ntteake Ii woafs. + :
:. NoArErxzn's 11rrErs,~ We trrtr,r
- u uKAltn,e arfsx4k k~Eo11-1IoA-7A1.
, 1863-11-29


I!rt,rll Ix4! =
In, 1Ata,.s
-: ~, !
1 .Hson ! : Wn, cnh
MNsM S1aaI :
= aMie4.IGSsny'G-,n,
S;;1';t:Sss.:',.,,n.: =
1 A4hG .f;, Na'A~t .' :
q sAsR13,,, 13,,,Gaa:5,s..r'
s, EcnM AF.1W : !. ~
ssayNn sSsayoNNn :.
- :SsT;ss-..r...w
a4tss,:INIns MesasE eli
MMnH -, ! e@.
MMA 11e1 Mm y y y >.
MMNT-??.l -,
Mna n.1m M,Sa ~
S5sM%.si MSMM% Mnx nnst..
NMMM = -, s,na1T V1t !
I51sW,SsL..Lse1 - ~
0~W~ u"
sitas.E,:rist
Mas9 MM91 ! = = ?. :: =
A@ 1sMn 2 =
NEGn NAEI,, "a ~ 80
.Mom MMmn J,no + &c ~
, 1863-11-29
zaldsef 6 r :. zute1 s ,'~, 49,
,-~~ ssc+s|-E, ga. 't Is !
Il --ttss 49, Il Extf4tSIks.-

Young .lxris Ynle Job u ,Yonns u - :
Young Vim i Young s1m1 D Young chAs = :.
, 1863-11-29
: rhvniological view Of, Mar
u ;,ErfuSe. = 49,

t;sss asstt i ~ eer T..s,:;r 70 e,; =
cs:t :. !i.s!iE rQa X s-rse,nvrs<e4 npsa Me Atnt
ss. !; xS f. Azss1s i.a Tls.'tatat-sas
r " rfS,t q n - Gpse ernseEr!-tta: marriage
ss e.,:sl S:.s sf sss .sy:s:s = se stf' s. :
20 X: u sosAkr .1 ~ II ift.sns Df.
- ; ~ ,;siS q !. Hi,arf Laar, s1tany. =. 7.
, 1863-11-29
IN 4

sIDx
9,pr
lN4t
&EhHs
e1c& +
. :
G.nlrh ]
!atcts n
'Tf.M.
ltlf0t
=
, 1863-11-29
NoStetter's 25ittrrg.

HosTET1ElsS
, 1863-11-29

IphttrsW-n nf5e
ps-fe, ~ wS,.
1s.s .s" "'''
hs- I1,h,
Mnn.1, ~ .UAI .i.'sr,,,
nr,es 49, ~. "vseh1 "a
LnA-NA nS%Tsl"4
pss..nt ~ = H.,,... : !.
ps.S MI4 HI H.na y
.rs1rSsnmnnM@,HA mn@
, 1863-11-29
,.WnIJnuruy-H Pills.

III "a snosst7. Chc1sf. tassa:u", I.n.!;f,, n.!;se3;
I<f OF ~ T. raar Il tIIx.si c:,dsz lie heAa
= II essst!,5 e Ts.se eecsssuI; IT sxsr;
RI - d1kE y r ffoarr. {aia+.1a3 or DlArFheA
1E: - s 1S t. tt:es slsSt q tfs. hnxexar vio-
xa,'f;'sE y T. & sse e ~ -
AZ ra y ~ ~ # i:s,csess 3:ct.7%e cFersaelt Il
s,ssesf !, e, e :,ns nsI'isa pio H.:
rs a. ls:s s3os:a srs .:.s5. y ,u4,it|stl.. :
, 1863-11-29
aOsTETTERH.
II. =; s-;'+ .',,-,s, = = - A.
eElEBRA1Eo*.. STOMACH <BlT1ERs.

>- Asa!nst TIE s13ozn inrl pFrrare. : r. =
= i. Thst seves.talut The heavy AIr: rs,*, 4: -
4, Ur.ne not unna1 I'd Tbs reset fornd
: La psrlt4es. woods u snsrshy ground: !
= = II EetcntsEy tcil ycu Ply - - ~
SAuYx TOT xrrF Ass1sF--tnE DIR+ -: '>
Fns wheu debtzTsS tfvzu cxe.clse. r : ..<'-
F0R AA11x1c1AL A1p shr c11ea. q -.
. Medicines EzaLd pnrIo<e and IntecE
-: Is threatened eFtl TO fkEyXIT$ = !,
Ase1f ycun be relieved Or spased z
-~,-- From ltA xhAt Csu&a the CHFNkfAXxn. as
= 1}ce5txteThI INlsefH p4e-for note X III
Thzr are The surc<s As11por1- -
~. 5.g~ g,+.s i. 49,, - =
70 ri 1t densuec tie r1.e~ua OF pasalshy soils, TIC
po.s1a Ct sMleaom~ wascf thE etnurta nf feFowded
xprk<oosae nd tsCisriN. End tne t~aeit
sIsaarJ eaap,o,eas 1t chi: necessary to be fete;
1fyuvA with ,F<' :. FL :
, 1863-11-29

WAT Iad Il \
N'n.kupI II I
West ! II L.:s,. ]
W<ll..r H<sJ,A !
Tatst.,. EEteIt \
WAi&;TsyH y
Weaver r c y
'Fa-hhuraGeo r.
Nnru ~~-frM's
~ sltN SImes- y
.Nstcthousss DC,
Wall stlntppu J
Warner T1E !
~--sA-ErH II,
..W.st t.eas
Wilson Jnp Tm1
Wal!eQw Jao :.
Sre1leTJnr.+ - ,
Webb Judson !
I Nue IR H ~
Wait ttMT4 J
Whitt Ntery -
-Rlt4@k Hmnpb.
,nyNn,s a,tv.T; =!
. Whltrls{ Jn{eS O.
NlttucE 1ao :,
wIlAcn 1Eo s y ;
,WIne.nanN"::.
Whitman Jos H.
:sNhittsu1an " T.
. Wheat Ghbe'
-.WEbfr A e.
W:'tnaua A1k'n ::
NiiJsrf,+.1a -,
Nt;kAAMutus
Tii!tEcy A1an..
Erf'S .t'.'''sI -
Wsi1c 4 T. -
WIs.ol. ..Asth1uy'
Willie EaThAn 4
-:N'tr.ezt,3 ,-t''
Willard TE:.,.s
.Wint st3 Ssn. :
y t,ton sttlnsy
Alxstppl ;, =.
, 1863-11-29
"a =,
EEIxs sNNtTND

:. "'>=|-- -
r. r. ,-Ae-s. rAy =
, 1863-11-29

NotAn El:Abelt f.;
Seoa.u A1!ce n!-s
Hfsci'ir M4v 3!
huseul l En: !
, 1863-11-29

*
tres
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Aae:s
fH0s
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k. /: &
y.A
,ahx
7 T.l.i]
nAfEl
-
It.s1sa1!!
= ',
DE-.
y
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7 = \
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, 1863-11-29

ION. q
CWt4 |
lm. IL
iifaaox
FpM%I
, 1863-11-29

,..,v~ Ant rrstshrrlGS PM srAS. .
"ot c..-aS., iLin.,!E. Ne. Il v aatir ;5.cc
~ :. - 49, ra.r.c:a t-rrN.s H. s:h.7 = III
+ = st ,s.t,. ,scos.si;. e. ILL.,.
- :.Ap ~ 1 11st1r.ttt,. F.e-s o..rs t;ax taa4
, 1863-11-29

Mm1tvt eophts 4 ulfE
0leott NMjtru9,
NlzsEikia kRtn miA'>:,: !:
, Ovra EatHsh mfx~- 4
OMsrn y H,ra :.,",~.
oHt:fY!u 4IyMhs ~.
, 1863-11-29
Railtn1pS.
1903. ERE 1863. i
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL r r.
~: :: 396 Niles Double Truck.
-Iu1-l-zEl&7I-
1908.

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=
,r,x,r,.
len NIB AfANlA CENIKAL IL, III.
49, 80.
.|.*s >ae6 Niles Double. Truck. ~.-....,.
u u,a,r 10 heen pses nth tsa dr1.ns. ~ ~. .,,
e,tr- rmhitr i - TX ~ nj. "arnt y s e H
ess MAI rr,f. Il tr-i,I nv 49, .o1ss w. naYe
s!:a iii ne fsasa Z al etes ~
s'ass aSsat Z !; H. ssss2 oa aa
:,1nrreorrn ,n..n nMmn nan' aM .n11sa 1.oa
P1IlSHU AtA tQ tQP.H1LADELPHlA
txHk e.o+e eornees,ca. nom Western CUES, :
" Al se2mn,cttas y d!sets % Ssw FORK, 171EnrGnpH1
LADklI1tfA. snd gtts u s"an A. eet!ah. ai harrisburg
E,sa 1!tA'AfSa y New FafA. one tfaia ru&s aat,y,
tiyap ie saynns ~ e &
= N ~, 80 sEvEs = DAILY Al I1I TnMss ,sI. FROM -
n7nr:, :, - In-n--. 49, ~ ,,,.4.S ~ a,1rs1 nuh
: - 4AIa Az NhW 1udh-
1lcke4 tor sale 70 noson BY boat CT sai1.t Ro1t
petnts :. 1oF y any route.
,,r III on y Sat hs 10 i1uladrlPha, Ss~
M.s sIsrn s rhrt - ,,,,,uh .,1 .r..ta. 5's--.
FYsEIGFF1S. 80 !
- ~ .,,. .1,or.. ...1,.,,,, :, .,,;...-L., I
u : q a s.1 T. g.;
q nat,tHnsr e md ffe any point 81 tho H.rostis
4tHk'. ASh19eht. thd.ann lll1sla. Wiscph4c, Iowa
u. st.s.1nft. RT AAtt1oAp pLRtGr. -.
Esuss11 NAEoa a!so oenascla At
;Ss|s; " ~ r.
hns7@#t kAAFA& ana NCt1 lk rcf
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EIII1t

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u
-
-
1~i
saa!Nu, .!
kHi1t&s'
-
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NkM ss y, YORK q! STATE @APPI :FS
&, ~ Ssr ~: w.
"a AZ Nsas.a ipTs.. .4 as :sls4st III :,
s''-es "a IasSgR} : ~ r. ss;; FL !, y l a1aie T.
A-f. 3rASLIY
, 1863-11-29

LAv MIrhne{
fxrlla I-H
; ~ vi M s.'
Merritt J~s 'ei'
Mrg1!nt1ohn -
Merlin Jahp's.
John :
Mah1hsnto i
Marlin how !
Aianwu1pE jno
Mo&f aM 1no
-,.t-A.+ E.1s
Nnsrx Nm : : :
MHd MN :....- +
.1dapse::W II =
H}AA~E.Wr
NMArr.Trn II,
MMnet1 Wm 81 =.
Manly WMo ~
Mathcw1on VIM
u ayHh W, W.
AaIkfSy ": O. =
Asrtlk1dE =
Aal,At1syApoN
t. " t-ir'ts4
MstAae InthCT
Aufn1no1Auh
NttEt,ali !; JorA-
llEI ti-:.. !.
Mil John w.;
Mills Jpa ,:tsa..:.::
Ans1, Iohn II II
Mifn.ips HmS,c:
NtnortWM L'::tr.
Aicllal WM II.
ANla " Ez:.sss:
AtjimiHaMc
AlteheH,Ai ;-sr
AusTk7 Geo.:
MuGMEn, naDa
lEurih nfsY.att,y
Mussesinxo al.
! rEl = ,,'f,.,;1*-
Norm Henry 1
Aonruw IIps1zy
AAonyJtTemial
HoHur Jas = :
McFsJh..:. :.
M1rph! JA -
A1ntAJs1 Nell
Murphy ~ :.
MJtnCtu1asfan
Moor Ghristn2ll,
A1uft CkHAt
~ - y N+< ~
, 1863-11-29
Entt:aI X n1;rcG.
r. A. vx-opttI,u1t,,

3;---:sass.-s..-71e1s i'-5a:ss
, 1863-11-29
NcDcantrt PetcNtHeery VIM IS
NcCardsassJ eau MfCAalET mr
/, q :. = McGM Wu
NenenIy John II McK eata W1n
!. l. =. MeNlliau Daniel

Nenealy John 1fAeEssta !, wm
:. u. MeNlliau Daniel
tNsN.an s;S;sA Jeha ,:.,1s.. e d..
NeE1lf:utr John Ncf:ieu.at%HJ J :
MeColfau ! Il. .NcFallane Wink
Men xley JAMES MeNasEnt J NJ,
McNuleJ 1s.pca MSK}rhJ Rtwara
Mcllapd George Me}lr]de Alex :.
AeCaIH JOHN AcCaIty mr.
MeKIp1it John 4c.3uisJ An6us
atetsurx Iolu.~ j. XEI.aon A u i.
-Hc(salery John NtGfll .Axfon Z ;.
NtnsiGe J0hn MeKav Autsia =. v
AcQut1Ii1n John Mckay N1l -
Mcdonald Jphu MtCn1re Phit
u XeCa,n Ct.aFioks
NcNtchplA John M1knab Ehasles
Thus NcMahun Pc1sH
AeDrop1, Jas L Mcdonald David
AcIseyno1ds n Mcdonald Wm
col i - ftcbcIt ~. I
Mcclellan ,Wu Mcclure Rotert
Walter =, NcWayr4 i capt
Mclean wsn :.Ne vca 3Atnl
lMcCoaEss:.:. Vim MeIlosrsts 5ohn
, 1863-11-29

"a ,...Asent Of D Dradly.s aud Toledo r l.
CLING, :caIa Of i91h II n{co o.. ..W F...:FF
Nutusl Life Inhn.Aace Company. :. :. Agunt Star
Sewing Asraana &C. Heirs .of Capt Uhke,. lsss
Co X. h,th il. :: ~ Det1bs:a st, Teom No a....
18Th Csvalsr Kegt Ut N Vol. .:.:!W~F; 20 drawer
No esst. -. .OwDses It sctsoonsr 9a1n Of Ct4grs:.
ChIesfo. Aleoh4 Wo<ks. : Lloyd Hoase. :,nF,
,pandet osntcr 18th Illinois Cavalry; Freight
Ast 4. Q i &RIRKCu. ~ +.i.sH : -: r.: -. X.
, 1863-11-29
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sAlH1!] !
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ttM p
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-. V.veY EEaIr Dyc!l

slEskloAe =. wi, Hs11l7st, Tz-s and IT'LL
sTDE ssrts sst.. u " 'esais A.:1 15e y. resfset
s:92: Y hs:z ~; issss:s{; :ss.: e
al 61ssA, 61sS:s,eEr:st ~ :ltu, i~s<sns lisu Hat 5ott
eas.sa A Il.st:ts. issiasesis II ga . re- :,
;;s; s;sal:. ss1il: :; { ,ss1 sss:;1s' e ::
-. a. sseft tt:aitAl:Sst, Aod efp1M %
ScN tT Il Druggists, g Faeto{y: u - ~.
Nm T5.G4 u Sse9*.y.
, 1863-11-29
FOR ARMY
i TRANSPORTATION

: So oISsts o. 1zI1 p1ror QrAkrH1xA sTxK,l
,sS s5 y! Il; IS
{; ;:ss:: gun.
IS :ssas e y - ~ q 3 II {
G.fss.s G. sfs = sss
q y :5
ss.te ss III HI e. prt m ~ u Il noa
sss b, iezss' . ssss 's.;: i ;sss
il Hss ss ssss faass 81 Isss
FL II q sas .:f :s q i e ~!
dfastax a9pplea fzon Fptt LavsaWpFtht saa 70 Fos,
s e sspas E. = s 1ssEasss 81 s;s,
rolnt Of roint% On the rruiG RiattFs 10 stase tae
e & sssh = 1 = .aesss sats4 s sas! An y,
70 ssrss~hsr INCLUSIVE q .ae years 1Hsa aal ma
= l. i mns ss 4 Trsr, .fsa r. nc
Ms1tG = A.y p9sts g .s4stons that naay BE-
81 j. Y &c .ss. s
II ss z, 1ss TT. i. ~. q
os,as ~ sre1 5asa 70 kossEsel snsiassvs. u tas
n ..Kni . Ss transported each yas- IN no, e.
asse$: ~: Ss q Ct:
Z: ri
5; "a g. essa sa paf's, 3 T.
: oT s.
IL esa. Z I'll Is E u
~ i .esaf,aee Ma - ad7sfdss-
7hs amount or eos,ts required .tl b - fellows:
on feuie &c 55
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| n {:

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81 4
:
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AtAtN'
|cGt1e
b.
hHnE
en;.Aa 1
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aTu j.
khf!. u
etIerst'
fa:e
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II hE
~Ei' !
b1o~G
h DC
k1, tE
|4,'NtS:
FL AZ
y
t(NA:.:s;.
|1s4eAass
! th3 {
| |ipEs<. .
Et:t
III tsE
kHeH
kFs1 =
sd !
/ fG.. 3 :
f6s =
kEEA9
DE.:
Ftl:,tt
|k..nsAs1
t.SH1tK.
!
F:.1Srx!
kssHN II
|..-va
MsGS.l'
'ssE%
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| FAu :
. - r
: -
[sEdIl
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER m ,s.;s
LIST OF LETTERS


s't"''t.--.r',4-
tsen'asnints,, sacalled for In Tho Ch,ee,, r,,..
. : &. =. .tOMcc. 20 ~ oeN
, 1863-11-29

Tos 1lAlen ml+{ 5
YounR11osA nlra
Yontk Sarah sark
, 1863-11-29

rcrsons rtahlas drop 1n,sura a.lscxtlssd must a
tx .hIeA cent stamp. ..+
~ OnIce open nom II: Of April to 1T Of No.
<tmhcs ftpta 4 N. till 8 p H. From November
1st 1iN Bls1l 1st. ftoas - H. nm p. m. aud On
.suttny~ tfot1 $50 \. H. 10 fEl3 =: n.
, 1863-11-29

6att:fsry evidence 1t taA .n5xlty AMI splyera1 Of
eaca p4de1 snd RtFson oeFed q security viii BE- re-
CUR .--- = '..-7Ft.e
.-.ropeeals nlsi b. sndosssd PropesslA for A1za7
MAy he. lad u'n< III Be enttstztnrd pnl4 thry fnI
tnsP1T with III tha requirements of this Adverslsd
Parties - whnn Hwarhs 1nsda mint be p1r7k.e4
- easehss eastastA = o1ee 40 so gre ne roqrtre
c"ns..sis VIZ ne msds subject 70 the arptoval Of
10 reject any OF al hfdt thA(m (may "a oatfrh.
G"hatattHsa 9ansk be In resezA hor se{Y3cs hy hR
have plsee ofbnknra nIrneies 1t IA 6a Tseta-
II % E.Fsa Assses.1sth aud unso1 and ethsf aa-
o1nunieatsl WITH h'teaallJ aad H+g@ps!y:,..-
| no1.pseSsts !. HAjoF md 4Qu1Ettr1nAstec~
, 1863-11-29
- " a J. Hunter T. Won.
VIr. " ,s1adeta :: - = -.

A.;ss :. & ssvf e. fss: s ie
s' a. IS s sss'sss ss i " :ass ssssss "a
F5.E ~ "a El1, f:7:A.stt D!.chrSe<,
s,r:ae ssaT:syss < ;,lp scaLs o!: t:LCEJ$, TUMoas.
EsSs, FILES Asn FisTtLEs. =. -:
E?%nE ssst .nts H. sverdy az.swrr D1s- " y ].
af,T2s - 1Ts So3 EA1EE, n, ~ aass tscm =
T. y. o1;ss A@sse'se s1seSfx sg;Gs1 ~
, 1863-11-29

Conorlly
ccnn.A.y 1.ats
Conr,e1 TtohE p
@5rE HirxrI
Eostatu ElN1
Cooper KtwNd
'Caaa r r.,
GMpoAy.R A ;
S!s--E 60,
{:adnhs .Andsuu
CorlnstmS =. =,
GurM = Csa- :
A.,e >,
sNAHh ~ y. ;,
ECN,1nf Ictusut
Eummtst.AJA3., !,
Crow E,s -
Cushing Is Hm'.. :.
CtonkftxhK ~ =, :.
Curtis H r. : ,
EuAark Thea. :,
Eun!nne Thaa+s /.
Ceaa Garrison
,Coauu NElnS.::.
'Csosby jna
ErpwinCoeuttu2
CHed;3o Patt.-::..
c1use.,a DsEtE''::---
cruT1liA DENNY
c!uaatag Edad Il.
, 1863-11-29
p1n,p WQNtrarts.>,
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'T3EEF SUPpHIES.' .s4:~-
IL osr11s cn1zs coxal.Aa1 o. oysysau1sz=z,
- s.. T5ris. Ns.s Nees, SsssaseI asa III, Il ,txS
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-30
The war Democrats In Council
---AbOIitIOnISts Running the
Machine

The Ohio Statesman draws the following
picture of the late "War Democratic Conven-
tion held in Columbus:
"The Abolition papers of the State for
weeks, did their utmost to get up large
Convention OF what they call War Demo
erats, in this city. They published the call
for it, and from time to time told their readers
that it would be an immense affair. The 22d
of this month was the time when this monster
demonstration was to take place. The day
came, and with il came about two dozen self
appointed delegates 10 attend the Convention
The Journal announced on Tuesday morning
that it would be held in Naughton Hall, and
would be organized at ten o'clock in the fore.
noon. Al that hour, we repaired to the Hall,
but found nobody there. We were informed
by one Of the patriots, that they had con-
cluded to delay organizing the Convention
until after the forenoon trains We're in, to see
whether they would not bring more members.
At III clock, we went back to the Hall and
! found about twenty persons there, Prominent
among those we're the following: A. p Stone,
/ cotton speculator, and Chas's tax collector
| for this District Deacon GRAY. Tod )
man of all work who picks up the crumbs
/ that fall from the Executive table; Ed Kins-
4 man, late clerk OF the Abolition House OF
Representatives, who now draws his rations
from the public crib; James Myers, Of Toledo
an Abolition member of the last Legislature
and thrice defeated candidate for the next
who has not been identified with the Demo
cratic party for years A, Kaga, the Brougt
candidate for Representative in Shelby coun
ty; T. j. Gallagher an ofiioeholder from Gin
cinnati, elected by the Abolition party las
April A, b. Buttles, one OF Chase's Asses
sors under the United States tax law; Rev
= Mr. Mather, Of the Town street Melhodis
Church; several 'shoulder-strap gentlemen
whose commands were perhaps in the late
battles fought by our army under Genera
Rosecrans Dr. Williams, Chief Clerk in tn,
office of the Auditor of State other Abolition
| clerks from the State House, and several draf
officers together with few lifelong Demo
Gratis, who perhaps did not vote for Tod tw,
. years ago
"fhe leading Abolition papers throughou
the Sta'e had their reporters present, VIII,
were instructed to magnify the meeting, AM
r call Il q big thing One Of them said il
our hearing, that he had telegraphed 10 hi
paper that there were one hundred and GIFT
delegates In attendance" !"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-30
Niger RraYerY.

Every Saturday night. after the meeting
OF the Union League, the gate is taken off the
stone wall at Mrs. Vallandgham' (mother of
Hon c. L. Vgllandgham) and thrown into
the mud, or carried off and hung upon some
post. Last Saturday night twas placed upon
the top OF the guide-post near the Canton
Bridge Mrs. Vallandigham is lady seven
ty-four years old, and lives with her daughters
no man being about the house, except ocea-
sionally grand son. Such conduct is too
mean to talk about, but it is not meaner than
the Abolitionism which induces it, Are there
any decent Republicans If there are, let
them put stop to such outrages. They can.
-Ne,O Lisbon (Columbiana County, Pa
triot, 23d
Such infamous proceedings are the ma
tural consequence of the mobocratic teach
ings of the Abolition party, Their row.
dy followers respect neither age nor sex
The Abolition leaders are the responsible
parties; the cowardly perpetrators theil
willing tools. But there will come a day
when retributive justice will have it'
sway. Watch and wait
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-30

The meeting of the Democracy of Ger
mantown last night was a grand success,
every way worthy of the lion-hearted of
old German. 1t was truly cheering
display for the Union and the Constitu-
ton. Amid the firing of cannon, the
shout went up for VALLANDIGHAM, PUeH
and the Union, from more than thousand
enthusiastic real lifelong Democrats. The
meeting was enlivened by the music Of the
Germantown Democratic Band and by
singing from glee club, composed of lit
tie girls.
The large and attentive audience was en-
tertained till late hour by able and in
tertaining speeches from A. MAYO, Esq, of
Hamilton, and GILLESPIE and ELLIOTT, of
Dayton. The Abolitionists, as usual,
manifested their love for decency and order
by sending their children into the outskirts
Of the crowd to hurrah for "BRoUGH,"
During the progress of the meeting
some cowardly, contemptibe and sneak
| ing Abolition rascals manifested their dew
ilish dispositions and good breeding by
throwing eggs into the audience. The
sneaks were soon cleaned ont and all was
quiet after that. Long live the Democra-
cy of Germanl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-30
The ConsorIplion.

SO far as the raising of troops is con-
cerned, the Conscription has proven an
utter failure, and, in view of the present
situation Of military affairs either aRother
draft under it must be ordered or the Con-
scripton be abandoned altogether This
question, says the Washington cores
pondent OF the Chicago Times will be one
of the first to be brought before Congress
at the approaching session, unless the
President steals march upon the Repre-
sentatives of the States, and of the people,
and issues another proclamation for an
other draft before next December. And it
is not improbable that he will do this.
Instead of 100000 men, which the Ad-
ministraton expected TO get by this draft.
they will not get over 10000 and, if the
war goes ON, they must have more men.
Look out, therefore, for another draft.
When Congress does assemble, strong
effort will be made to repeal the conscrip-
ton act altogether. Its inutility as a wal
measure is easily shown, while its enforce
ment $50 odious as to require the presence
of an army of $4,000 men) cost infinitely
more to the Government than it produces
The trouble will be that the war itself has
become so unpopular, and confidence in
the Administration is so completely gone,
that it will require enormous bounties to Sc
cure any enlistments, and that intelligent
men will not willingly enlist at all.