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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-02
Tbe Ohio 9tatesmam

HaII HOad Time Table.
showing tho arrival and departure OF trains at 0oum
Uds. On and after April 2Oh 1868, trains will run as
iJiiOWH D. .f t.| W.
LlTTLR MAAl q o.lunsusx Il xEslI q. 4.
Leave. Arrive.
Anoinnat Accommodation. 8 31 A N. 9Ie5 7. NJ.
Jiu clnnau Express ....... II 90 A NJ, ll.O0 A. M.
hail and AccOInLnO Odation... 325 p. N. 3i25 P. NJ.
SlSht Express, via Dayton, 1900 Midnight 345 A. NJ.
JNo. W. DoHxRTT, Agent
JoLUhBUs 4 OLsvELAND Il.
whit nxpreau. ........... 400 A. n. Il.I5P.M
New YORK Mxpross...,.. lI!l0 A. N, IO45 A. NJ.
Mail............" .."...3;4UP p NJ. $50 P. M.
JAhu PATTRsoB Agent.
UuTRAL OHIO b
No. Express. ....... G15 A, N. 1890 A, NJ.
M. 5Ex. to Newark only ll.l5 A. M.
No. 3Express,. 34O P. N. Il:35P. NJ.
W. J. FILA, agent.
PrTIssuRan, OsLUnsuS 4 omumATI II. Il.
Aal Train :;.'','."...,." ll5Ah lo;S0A,
'rprsss Train. 90, lliI5A. NJ. I1i35 P. N.
Jos. ROBINSON, Agent.
-IUhBuS \ INDII roPoLS, 4. IL.
COLUMBUS PIaU. INDIANA r r.
llxprssi o.. - ....... 630A. NJ. so A. NJ
No.2 i" a...e . lll0 A. $40 P. n.
No.3 " .,,...,...... 3JOP. NJ.
A, Hut Agent
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-02
LA EARLE KATE.

From Pixies Grand Opera House
Cincinnati, In all her role Of the
New Ballet, pronounced by firss
Masters incompatible also il
splendid Double Dances with Mile.
Alico.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-02

Madame Robinson, Mile. Agnes,
Milo. Alice, La r"aris Kste, Milo
De Lorme, from tue pi'A
cipal Theaters and Amphltheatorg
Of Europe and the United States,
and Pixies Grand Opera House
C{ncippa.i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-02

The Company will perform at the following places:
New Lexington, Monda June 90.
Logan. Tuesday June 30,
Lancaster, Wednesday July l.
- Lthopo'Is, Thu 'sday, Ju'y ,.
Circevlle, Monday, Juiy6
june27-d,d
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-02

TEE AMERICAN AEsUAL CYcLOPEDA AND REPORTER OF
IMP .RTAHT kvESTs or THR \ EAR 1862. Embracing
Political, OWL. military and social Affairs. Public
pocumens biography. Statistics, Commerce, Finance,
Literature. crnce. Agrcul and Mschanlcal In.
dustry. Volume III. Published hy D. Appleton, 443
aud AS BrOadway. ReR York. tOT sale by W. d
baker, Cleveland, Ohio.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-24
JOHN MoLEAR & som,
Conveyancers, Notazies Public
Real Estate, Stock, Nc5a ana
EXohango Btonera.


DELAWARE FIRE iNeul.a g. iH g. III $780,.
accurately drswn.
PkOMlsS0Rf NOTE e. g-.-
STOCKS AND LOANS Of uil l3-..
commission in the city or attn b. .s..i.s, .
urph'a, New York, or other ti8s.u. f.a.. .
l",,ulns nr0Aefa Who sie all rlns % ID -ltll. l..
No EXTRA COMMISSION Ero cinnsel Oh. at'l Il, IL,
oans purchased abroad, the regular d, 3sr- ,,,,t
and uur agents. '" e'''s'N' +
DKAfls--We drawo philalelphia Nsy ro,s or ria.
lowest Rates OF excllaues ~ at va"
foRElGN pHAfI We draw on Great pti'e,,,. .,f,.
ana, germany and aver, other c0uuit I'D ilt, ~
"a houses ni uhi9ubied standing no ruli7 il al. ts
EAchANGE--Forsisn or Doineste--f,isla Or Il .sr
~ tle lhoti favorable thtB6 allowed by o. ~ H.
York. '''' '"eNt 'h
REAL tsTATENu attsndto tho nurelaa, ,,,I =.
" hyal Estate In town or country aai lespArfuV o,t
puiehHsera or hellorst 10 give las cal vs. rrt hons
tlon Of their rents. " '''' s'i''
CuhkCIlONh-0ur correspondence ena hlss us D..
reaeh any prominent point IN Amarica or In ai frt
eouuuyi lhfonsh the most reliHbls channels oar ,5i
tlea iur making collections are therefore ct,nt ai Az
const9ueuy persons ayaillng themselves of them I'D,
onnubit mat their business will 10 Riihf,s!lr 81, ,
siunpy attended TO- tiur charges are Az low d., b.. /,
made by any reliable parties. " ''
~ eYery case where We employed our aim ia m ii,
ne pel ioF we interest OF our Oust1mars and va soi
ne patronage Of our friends and the public generally
d"n JOHN McLEAR a SON
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-24
MEDICAL.



Wholesale and Retail Druggist, GID Fourth and
HIrkff street,
CEPHALlu PILLS (spauldng'sl for Head Ache At
r. Brlnghurst's Sl7 Market street.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROcHES ons Of the best
articles for diseases OF tie throat Ac at u r.
Drug store.
rOWNsENDS sARsArARlLLA, fresh stock just rs
eslved and for sails hy H. r. Brnghurst, Aputhecary.
WlshARr'a Pine Trss lHr Cordial, the celebrated
cough preparation to Nv had ut II H. bringhnrsts Drug
store.
srAFfohDs OLIVE TAR, the Kenuna article to he
had by calling st II. X. Brnghursfs Drug Store.
Mrs. NlNSiuWS SOOTHING SYRUP nov Ia great
demand for children taethng at II, K. Irnghur.ts.
tLAsks tor sportsmen-l have hne assortment OF Va
tious sizes from y pnt pint. have just imported
them and they the finest quality OF Dixona flnsks
H. X. Bringhurs 3l7 Market street.
BRANDY and WlilsKEY selected pure aud Of nus
quality for medical PURPOSES, by II. H. Bringlursi.
FLAGG's RELlEs far the imnadiAtr reliot Of pain. al
farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company In Whining
ION, Thursday The 18th DAY Of Oetobut, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ.
COLD CREAM Tor chappel hands or lips for sale ia
any quantity, by II Il. Brughurst.
FINE SALAD OIL, superior article at IL. r. Bnus
hutsi's.
uosrETTERS BrrEgs, they give general satiaisctlol
sud are now In grant vogue" II. Il. BrlnBhufs'
Wholesale and keiaii Druggist
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-24
REAL ESTATE.
.s.s:Sss USES 4;.;,itssffT
l!ik FOR RENT. si

Brick Hon4r on Market sltret between slh and ath, NJ
si5 $3.50 IN.
Frame House IN Altchanlt street below Lombard st,
No q. SiS m
frcA Houss RnI lot az Lord str Ut tiiIri docf from
tHllroAl, No 0S, $10tn
Brick House ord street >oe1nd oar from Railroad
SO ~,
Frame lIOuseturuer at Chth ylor Streets sos o.
do dl On Taylor stiru adjoining thu above fdlOU
Five lck Houses 81 lttl street riuo, Nos. dOl
tuJ. Go, CO. ami CO., each $40 40
live Brick Houses l2tl street lombard, Nos
BOi, GOO, bOs, 500 aud Ill, zach 500 o.
Two fraae Houses on Riddles Lane. first from Stone
Tavern, each $40 "a
frame uonse adjoining the aliey "a from tavern $50 90
Four FmmG Houses Adjiuing the allow each $40 90.
Brirk H'uss on l.omlafi sIsei between NlcCgulley
and ltti Streets SJO On
Driek House S " corner ef Front and Thorn Strests,
$40 ~
Cottage at n W corner of French and ilh sts, ~ Oe
Bik lo,se oil fatnt street Ahnvo Second street, No.
20s, SO 0n
Small nliak Cransestrect hrtwrOn Third and Fourth
Rtreels $50 40,
loo llousc yard On lilh street btwsrn Market aud
Orange sire Ia,
rvs Frame Houses lsh and Elizabeth stress, each
l32 Nr
Brrk Hoase 'hur,h plroet between Eighth and
Nuth slIeoiH, SRI 90.
Brick House No. ials King street between lglh and
/ llth streets, 100 %,
iiies ouso. 'rayinr hrtwrcn iocust ani Eniunwoul,
$40 90
KrlcS House Market siicol letwsan 18th aud llth
streets, S ion uh.
Brick saLlso0 eth street between Market and Orange
streets, eBS 10
Rrirk house ON 9th street b4tweeu Pine aud spruce
Brick House. rooms we'll Hnlshol with 10 AGRA. Of
land and brick stable, near Wilmington s 80 40.
lsnHe and premises ~ the s. u. Of Market
and Water Streets tho tenuteUf James a. Cox and
Apply To WILLIAM hcGAULLEY
teb2s. tNb Market 81. WimuGtOn. Del
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-24

AN act IN RELATION TO FREE NEGROES
AND MIILAITQEe


SECTION j. Be il eadcied BY he Seadts and Hons,
Of Rcpresenfdtiees u the State gf Deaica,e IN Gens
raj Assembly met That free negro or free mulatto can
gain legal residences nnd any resilient free nero or
free muato who shall Voluntarily leave the State far
Eve days shall be deemed nonresident unlsss sueI
person he mariner or waterman. engaged Ia that oecl
patton, and board Of vessel belonging 10 dill
Of this State, be absent WAGNER in the actual
employment Of citizen Of this State.
SECTION 2 BE Il taitter enacted by he aythoriiy
dtoresaid That free negro free muatto shall here
alter come into this state unless 1t be temporarily az the
servant Of nonresident, In connection
with vessel trading with bound to ZONE port Of his
slae unless he he from Joining State OF
Maryland for taduOr other necessary temporary pr
pose, under penalty nifty dollars II shall be the dv Of
any Justice Of the pesce upon Information or knowesn
that nonresident fec Negro free mulato has come
into this Stats contrary to the provisions this section
warrant to Constable for his or her nrrst
and to cause him her to he brought before the snid
Justice, who shall inquire into the matter and II la
shall determine that tile party arrested has violated tia
proyisons Of this section. lie shall render Judgment
against him or her for the sum OF nifty dollars aud cost
onehaf for the Of the infoTmef the other hair
for the use of the stAte and he shall also order sd
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-24
NOTICE.


We are daily receiving orle rs to send by mail
some one or more Of Dr. llurdPs Dental lleme-
lies, which We cannot I'LL. None are mailahle
except the NSlVGigid Plaster, which we send in
m envelope or receipt OF price 10 ceuisl and
one stamp. But to accommodate persons in
Places where the druggists and storekeepers arc
behind the age, we have put up packages in
white embos sed boxes. seven inches by four.
with compaF ments-eaCh hox containing bot
tie OF Dr.. HuTds Mouth Wash, and 7o6M Ache
DFops, s. box OF Tooth Poarder, the Nearalgia
Plaster, ard a valuable little Treatise on 7tsfh
ant th'V Diseases, Tie hest means Of presergina
MeN, and the proper treatment Of Chiidye1's Tseti
orlh Of itself the entire cost TO every young
nan or woman, or parents with young children.
with several other necessary articles; price pcr
package uRe dollar, or six packages for So, sent
by express as directed. As the Express charges
are not much, if any, more on dozen than ON
ono, ii is fur cheaper to order six or d dozen
packages at one time. a large family will want
nil, or the surplus can be disposed of to neigh
oors with public benefit, for no one can estimate
how much pain, suffering, unhappiness, and dis
iigurements expense, loss Of time and money
would be sgved to the country il every family
to day had Que of these packages, which, in it,
/ self, ID a complete set of DeHtal Remedies. Adj
dress VIM, E. Hurd & Co. Tribune Buildings,
New York, and write name and address plainlv
/ Tint remittances may be made with confidence.
/ w. u. II. & Co. refer to the Mayor of Brooklvn
to G. ". Griffith, President of the Farmers and
/ Citizens Bunk, Brooklyn; to the Editor Of the
/ American Manufacturers Gazette to Joy. Coe
/ & Co, Publishers Agents, New York 10 p n
Barnum, EST, who knows good thing when he
sees it and who has already ordered second
supply, etc.
1000 Agents Wanted
To introduce DR.. Hurd's Dental Remedies into
every County. Men or women who want to
make money quickly, can do better with these
articles than anything in market They are
new, useful, low priced, and We arc spending
thousands in advertising them for the benefit Of
agents. Boxes of samples, containing dozen
Of the one dollar packages above specified, with
circulars will be sent, receipt of sepen dollars,
about half price, to any person wishing to test
his or her skill in selling with the view of be-
coming an agent. They can be sold in day
E6s" We sould rather pay salaries than Commits
sions 10 those Cho prone Themselves efficient solfsmea
E2y- Now is the time to go into the....business
For address and references see above.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-24
NEW BOOKS!

At ES. u Asiie's Back aud Nspspepsf Stoss
i2a boriei STREET.
NiLMlaGTON, DELAWARE.
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Wha At. rHa.i us Inuu 4. Irving.
Nhr corr .4fuf0a of tie United States
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lyufyhp l.'t-rr--
Nori - 1 Women
Np.N4NA. Ny f.nitr.
.ot Ilt."t. o.. CtRs. Lever.
tAN FiHA- ilsa tisr. is REYNOLDS,
tta WoU.u in Willie, ty Whke Collins,
fWrBt bya dil'-rO4' MAIDS Of Novels at dime each
All iho t.sbutscs, Daily and Weekly Newspaper
HooAs, Stationery sla laeey Articles for sale III sieA
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CHEAP BOOKS

CHEAP BOOKS
NOW Is the time for persons WIN desire nl1 up ia
IN shelves Of their Libraries purchase BOOKS as they
will probably never be- able TO buy them lower.
Thu subscriber is receiving irom day TO day large 10
VI we'll aelertad Hooks from tho late Auction Hales
rhladelphis, and is determined to sell them At price
lower than they have been offered before. They
sist Oi
STANDARD,
MISCELLANEOUS, and
HISTORICAL works,
pialn and gilt bindings uitabe FIR lresents &C. May
Of them will be sold at half the publishers retail lictr
aud some lssa. The public invited 10 call
and examine. JOHN " PORTER,
us Market strsri sign v the llig book.
Don't forget No. lis.
FAMILY BIBLES,
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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-24
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
MUTUAL lASURA NCE co Mp ANY,
Office Wilmington Institute, corner Of 9Th
end Market Streets, Wilmington, Del

UHU 4uNEhtI oLTttI5' " IIHII5 VUui UtI
INTEREST ON PREMIUM NOTES REDUCED 'fn FIVE
PER JENT.
lllE principle Of Mutual Insurance is believed 10 b.
the safest, and experiences tar has proved il 10 he tue
cheapest means of Insurance against Loss BY FIRE aud
although this Institution has beeen hut y years III
steuce the st Of insurers will compare iavorably with
auy other; and tho Is by fire during that time. al
though not few have been promptly paid as all who have
been insured In this Office aud have had the misfortune
20 be burned attest The object has bean
euro good st safe risks, rather than to swell the
number Of nsuI without regard to hagHrds thus ei
sening the liability sinking tina rash cslital In ~
heavy disasters during the year.
DIRECTORS.
WIMNeroS-Will Candy, Vincent c. dilpin, George
richardson John A. Duncan, jacob Pussy John Cochran
William Tgtuall Edward T. Reilah, Samuel Candy
RRANnrwIsg HuNnRsp -RdS. Brnghurst, Ell h. TRley
NuRisriANA frSBRED.rhas. W. Rowland, James Rid
lie.
NEW CAsTlE HusDEgD-,ohu juyer.
Whlrg CLAY CHEEK HUNDRED --Ahram +. shannon.
WILLIAM CANDY President.
Gao. II, P sINaoga Secretary and Treasurer. "a
= Office hours from ~ and iram = 10 D.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-24
AN ACT TO SECURE THE FREEDOM or
ELEC1lNNS In TnlS SrATN

" all elections shall lie amt elunl Nt whereas INA
resiom vi elections and the Tree emily Of the rgh
o. suffrage according to the Constitution and laws OF In,
State are ess itis to the enjoyment ui public liberty.
and whercns tyil disposed persons I'D cass ntinsd HI
aels ln brought INTO this State and to Le presn M
different voting places in the stae on tie DAY OF tho last
general reepi, and freq election was thereby nreyent
eds an whereas IL proper at repet ton of TO grave
uenes against the pNi's Iniiy OF the stale sinai
te prevented Therefore,
SECTION L. Re enacted 6g HE Senate dnR TEouse nj
RepfseAiufirc3 y he STATE ~ DeiIwdrc IL gene, al A.
sfmbg met, lhnt 4 any person being gan or uhall.
Ant 1t hH Slate shH send ot eauss to be sent bring
cause 10 u9 uuusht INTO ms state " shall aid, abet
procure, advise counsel any naaner q. sst ia send
ing or bdnsin into tins State any armed soldier or tol.
uluIs 70 ne present AZ any voing place IN this state
within I'VE uiles thereof tho dag " any general en,
eAl or other election eteaite to be holden II this stale
OF shall ala, abs pr,cuie advise, counsel, a. In any
manner assist tile presence seuiAnce uf any arine,
sudler or soldiers at any such voting place or within
hve miles thereof on any such election day, eyury erson
sn oicndnS sn he guilty Of felony, and up.n covicun
thereof by indictment, shall forfeit aud pay to the slate
tinu Of not less hen thousand dollars and uu tnore
Than ten thousand dollars, aud shall bt impAuued IA Il
term not less than eno nor more han i've years and
shall forever thereafter he Incapable 6 EXERCISING h
right ni suffrage in This state,
Section = D. Jptier ,aaeifd as afJrtsaM, That If
any person. being citizen or habil,ut OF this State
shall aid Abet prorute advise COUNSEL Or IN any manner
assist or be gnty u mil tary interference in y manner
with the freedom Of any eeton In this State ever, per
son so Offending snail be gully II felony aud upon ton
victon thereof y itiirtmuut shall forfeit aud nav 10 liza
State fine ot not less than ono thousand dollar nor
more than ten thousand dolars shall he imprisoned
ior term uo less an one uor more than tyW cars aud
shnll forever thereafter ba 4cauaUlo II exercising tbe
right If suffrage in this state.
SECTION o. md be IL taTttr saec' cd az at,said Tbo,
II any Inspector pfvsid NJ officer or dge OF Auy epr.
ton 10 ths state, " any O'her persOu, shall administer
or cause ~ oe administered toany legal this state
any oath or Affirmation not authorized By tho Cunsu
ton or laws Of this state Tor that purpose "a prerou
site Of condition vi voting AZ any election in this slntr
uxeapr when such oath affirmation shall be adninsr
Ia order To satisfy such n-p ctor rresid ng uthcr or
Judge, that such vote IL Il cal vote nfrordin T., III ~
htuou and laws Vi this state, such lusp ctur presidp
officer judge or other person nnding shall H. GULLY
OF mlsirneanor ana upon conviction thgre6 IL ny
tnrta
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-24

John d. Pennington, Clerk Of the House OF Kepro.enta.
tves OF The state OF Delaware, being authorized y l,rs
luton Of said House TO have the foregoing act outt
An Act il Relation to Free Negroes and Nulatiosp pub
hshed ~ e ihs Joa11M and Mliesmah' The Beiq-
Of two months, dp hereby certify thai he aLpyc add ~
lstll ls63. ~
In wltucss whereof, havo horeunto 10. NV h.ul A..
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives. this 26h d,y o.
March, \. D., ono thousand eight HUNDRED aat XIV
tuieo' J0liN % P"NtAGtuN,
Clerk Of lha Hnn-. of kAnrD..ni ..In...
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-24
tsigueI) JOHN soRDEN,
speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
JOHN GREEN
Eprut s,.a. al


lhthel ~ Dover Mafch Il, 1861
u Nathaniel smtthers, Secretary of state 30 hereby
certify That the idTegoins Is ruo copy an Act of nj,
Genera Ascend Of the State OF Della ware entitled AZ
Aot to amend Chapter i0S entitled An Act regulating
the sale Of Intoxicating Liquors, &' amonded fp4sse
at Dover, March II, 1865
hand and aSed tho seal Of MY oec S ~ by
N-'-' YER this thrtieth day OF March, In the wear
q oar Lord one thousand light hundred and
lixty-three.
Nd aim Il sNfITUFRs se,,,,o.+ . . OIL.
The Shasta courier., 1863-09-05

FOREIGN REckUIrs.-While the Confede.
rates hav. been making great though futile
efforts to obtain the armed assistance Of some
foreign power, says the Virginia Unicn, the
Union army has been quietly fprnishel with
many..thousands of recruits by the simple pro-
cess of enlsting newly arrived es1igrants.-
During the recruiting of~tKc slAstsbody Of
troops, as high as FIVE hundrea'dol1ass bounty
money was paid for q single soldier. The
United States gavaa bounty, the State gave
bounty. and towns and individuals anxious
to make up their quota offered additional
bounties to volunteers, Five hundred dollars
is a larger sum than {. laborins man in the
old world can accumulate byten years Of
toll and frugality. and when the rich prize
was offered to them for three years soldier
ing. with ample pay. thousands Embraced
the opportunity and rushed to our shore -
From the weekly statement of the New York
Commissioner qf Emigration, it appears that
in period of less than six massl begin.
ming with the present year, IS. figrants
landed in New York, bring 4s;ap7 Ere than
,rrived during the corresponding piod in
1862. Itis probable that at least twSnty FIVE
thousand newly arrived emigrants enlisted
in the Union army within the last twelve
mopths.
The Shasta courier., 1863-09-05
Hon. John r. ZONES.

This gentleman is our newly elected sen-
ator for the o6th Senatorial Dist -.
posed Of Shasta and Trinity coul At
this early day after the election. it q impos-
sible to give the aggregate vote Of the dis.
trict. but sufficient is kncwn to. re,sder it
certain that he is elected ~ large majori-
~. The people of Shasta and Trinity coun-
ties may vel congratulate themselves upon
having SO able and patriotic reprsser tative
in the Senate Of this State for ,hepext four
gear. Dir. Jones has long been a resident
uf California and Las most nf the time been
engaged in mining until he was elected Ly
he Union Democrntic party, in 1861, to the
otice If Sheriff Of trinity county. which of.
fce he has continued to hold. discharginc
,ts various duties to the entire satisfaction Of
the citizens Of that county.
Having received the unanimoaa vote Of
The delegates to the Senatorial Convention o.
the Union party, he Immediately entered H..
t., the canvass with all the zeal and energy
of one who knew lis powers andAbility te
do good work. and for nure than thirty nights
he spoke to large and enthusiastic bodies d
Union men in his district. He has been fe,
warded ty receiving large 1Gorisy IN
both counties. As public speak he is a
logici.n and fuent in speech. wi good
voice and muscle enough to back il (hp with
We predict that he sill take stand fore,
most with his peers in the Sena-e ling ere
his term q office expires. We rfjpice with
all true Union men that this great north
will he 50 ably represented in the future
legislation Of this State, aud thar, too. by a
man who is familiar With all the vArions in.
terests and wants Of his constituents. and
who will deem it pleasure to see at their
wishes are complied with, SO far = may be
in his power.
The Shasta courier., 1863-09-05

SPicy RrsoLvsslN CAnr-Camp Johnston,
"a Prov. Reg. :. N. NJ. Louisville. Lincolsl
county, NJ, May l1.h. 1868 Alta meeting
OF omcers and soldiers comprising a rart Of
.ee second Battalion. Lieut.. W. j. G;hnny,
81 Cainrany a, was appdnted chai.nian,
y"sePn r Z. Garyer: Sscrstafy If the Meeting.
Inc hi,ow,ns was unanimously adopted:
Aesatced, That We adopt the fillo~ing as
our I,iat urn as regards rebeldcm: Eman.
cipation with deportation seoue.tra,;on with.
litigation, condemnation without mi,iga,;on .
exsrrminat,aa without decentralization con.
fiseatian without bntherafiion, and damna,;on
without reservation or any hesitation. ma ths
nsesnsof bringing to speedy terminatiup
the Southern Confederation. .'''.''
The Shasta courier., 1863-09-05

The UNioN PARTY. The Secesh Copper
head press. says the Bee. harp away at " hat
they term tie . Republican party" ignor.
ing the name of :. uninn." ard insisting thar
all Union men Of whatever an,ecedents are
Black Repuhlicans'-thinking. we sup
pose, that the latter appellation carries an
od;um which may make a vote or two for
their peace party. These editors are mista-
ken, and are not up with the times. When
the nth made war on the Union "a It yaS,
and the Constitution as it was, too. the great
mass"f the people became isyplnerable to
political erithets. 1t is quite plain to the
people who are for the Union without tie
= ifs and the 'burs." ard il makes, there
fore, no difference whsther Peace Democrats
style them Republicans, hagus Democrats,
or Abolitinnists. The Union men are those
who stand hy their country in its peril. in
stead of,hrowing obstacles in the way of the
active prosecution Of the war r,and melting mob
violence upon the officers of the administra
tiOn