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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-29

BeS"Thaddsus Stevens has introduced n
bill in Congress TO enable soldiers 10 vote
for State ofiicera." When ws we're living un-
dor the Consttution framed by our iorsiath.
ers OF tho Revolution, the States themselves
could be the only judges Of the qualifications
Of voters but since the Consultation has been
Abrogattd and we are living under despot.
iam Of the most intoleraht fanatics tho world
has ever seen, proclamation from the "Goy-
ernmeni' himself ia probably sufficient 10 do.
eide who should vote, where, and how often.
We see no necessity for acts Of Congress on
this or any other subject, so long ~ Presiden.
tiAl proclamaliOns are so convenient and with.
nj 80 cheap. Whilo il Is "legislating" If It
still insist upon performing this needless cere-
mony--Congress might attend to and make
uniform the laws of the various States rogulh-
ting marriages aud diyoroo--in short, lot IL
adopt tho Constitution Of Massachusetts and
extend il all over tho country --Spyia5fsid
Regiskef.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-29
ssy-Tho Union which Webster defended b,

thus describes--
"The Union, for the preservation Of which
strive; the Union Of States for which |
siriyei--is not merely Union Of law,-oi
Constitution, of compaet--but while II n
that, 1t is Union OF brotherly regard Of fra
terna feelings throughout the whole country.
1 do not wish that any portion OF this country
Ahal feel held togsIh0r only by the bonds Of
legal corporation, bonds which some ofthem
may think retain their limbs, ,--eramp their
affections, gall aud wound them. wish,
on the contrary that thoy shall be bound to.
gether by those unseen, soft, easysitting
chains that reaalt from generous affections,
aud from sense Of common interest and
common pride In short fellow citizens, my
desire H. and my labor ia 10 see that state Of
things pFodaeea, IN which. filing all boaoms
with gratitude, all with Joy illuminating all
faces, spreading through all ranks Of people,
whether rich or poor.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-29
Hlrat Markrt.
NuteIs.
UNITED DSTATEEHOTEL
hEAOn aTRENY. nOATnN.

vFl BEACH STREET, hOSTON. fXI IA
directly opposite The Boston sud Worcester Railroad
Dopot)
TIiHE undersilmed who has been connected with lho
a Amerioan Houae, In this uity, ior over nlne years.
has leased this Woll.known aud popular H0tef fbf 4
term Of years, and pledges hN ef 70 hia lfeha nnd
the pube 10 uhe his ut ~ ~f1rh 20 sustain the rep
utailon of the llNlIEp bKaaasl lOTkL. ~ q hEIt.
class house The pablo may rely epon hnding, N
thls house all the sppllanoes and comforts Of hrsi
Price, q herelssesa, Two Dellsrs per day. ~
ooddom FRANK N, PkkTT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-29
lpIantation Bittrrs.
s.. r--1aeo--x.

laastude. palptahoh Of tho heart, lack Of appetite,
DISTRESS alor eating, torpid liver, constipation, A.,
deserve TO suffer Il they will not Try tho celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERS
Which are ipsS recommended by the highest medical
authorities, aud warranted to produce an immediate
bcnohae effect They exceedingly agreeable, por.
tecty pure, and must suporceaea a other ioncs where
honihy, gouts stiinulani ia required.
They purify, strengthen aud lnUgorate, Ur
They orcate n healthy Apponto
| They aro an antdoto " change 0i water and diet,
They overcome objects Of das patton and late hours,
II They strengthen the system and enlyen tho MUD,
They prevent maamatic aud intermittent foyer.,
They purity tho breath and aodity Of tho stomach;
Thoy euro dyaPepaia and oonstIpatloni
/ They cure darrhoa, ohoen and cholera morhua,
! They cure liver complaint and nervous headaono;
They mako the weak strong, tho iangud brilhnni,
md are exhausted naturos great rostoror They arc
composed OF the celebrated casaya bark, winter.
grcon, aaaaeaa, roots and herbA all preserve In per.
iccily pure 5t Croix rum.
49, have given tho Plantation Biiters to hund.
rods Of our disabled soldiers with tho most astonsh.
ing olloct. q. W. ANDREWS,
tupt Soldiers Home, Cincinnati"
80 . Tho Plantation Bittcrs have curod me Of liver
complaint Of which waa laid up proalrnlo, aud had
To abaadon my buainess
nm. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, OHIO"
"'" owe much TO you, for verify bolicye tho
Plantation Biilors have saved my lre
Roy. W. A. WAGGoNER, Madrid, N. y"
go" " Thou wilt send ,ne two bottles more of thy
Plantation nitters. My wife has been greatly benefit.
tod hy their upo. Thy friend,
AHA OURRlN, Philadelphia, Pa"
" have been n great sufferer from dyspepsia,
and had 10 abandon preaching Tho Plantation
lilitora have cured mo.
Rev. J. y. CATnORN, Rochester, N. Y"
. Send uH twenty four dozen more Of your
Plantation iitIers the popularity OF which arc daily
increasing with tho guests of our house.
SYKES, CHADWICK a CO.,
Proprioiors Wizards Hotel, Washington, ~. o."
Such are onu In thousands Of certificates daily 70.
oclyod. They are immensely beneficial to weak per.
soma and dclicaie females
lic cautious Of ro.hllcd bottoa 500 our signature
on fine steel plate label Thcy arc not sold by tho
gallon. They arc only sold m our patont log cabin
botilcs, by respectable drugsta, rocora, hotels sa
ioons, stoamboats and ooHntry sioroH.
+. II. DRAKE \ CO,
HeVZdh"om 209 broadway, N. Y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-29

Rg-Not FoRSEy, the Presidents dog,
licks LiNooLS's sores more assiduously
than does tho Postmaster who edits the
Cleveland Leader. They should train in
couples.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-29
Important to all Interested.

d. Fs LEhTN a. SON,
tSuccosHorH 20 Lentz Weckel,)
HAVE Just received from tho Eastern market, nj
L cash pulohnHoH, large assortment Of mons, Ia.
dloH, boys, youths, misses, aud childTen'H Boots
shoe. and Caters Of the first quality aud latest atyl
md ~ priucs that defy competition. Also, good ~.
sQrlmHnt Of Hats and Gaps for men and boys All
kinds Of work made 10 order OF tho boet material and
workmanship. NJ iH warranted.
FIXED WhCkEL, foreman, will surely please
you II you give them trial.
Gall and examine their stock before purchasing else
whore. j, II. LENTH A SON,
hula " 1Of MUM, between Third and Market
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-06

TBF era CAvAlRv.-This splendid
regiment, which left orr city fer the Cum.
besland Army a Few weeks siuce. stopped At
Louisville, en- route for Nashville. The Louis,
vile A~.,qir in speaking OF them, eays:
Cart Jaliaa Fcssar ycstcsday s'ternoco in..
epeeted the 8ih Iowa tsvairf, ncu..nanisd
By CO.. Darr. nsw qoaftssed back OF tho
Nashville Depot. inis regiment, during lie
Two ~eess saj auru b-rs, has acted very brave
and decent There seems 10 be order among
them. for it is seldom that an offiser or pri-
vats 10 seen In the city, unless they have
busine to attend 10.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-06
@. 8. O D.

HOUSEHOLD EcoNoMY-Tho reason
Ohy some housekserers are 50 much moro
succ. ..ful in their culinary affairs tbau olhsr,,
ia because they purchase their groceries Of
Parks 4 HoaOer. This firm keeps only The
freshes. and best eoois, and In al oasss they
give perfect sasisfas.ion. They never bay .
poor srsicls bscsuss Il 10 ehssp, is order TO
make . large prsit, Int always invsst in The
most reliable stock and csutept thsoseiyss
With small profts. Those Who wish to Be
sass Of good groeeriss sAeuld boy them as
tsis store. Yon will ssvs ssney By 1t. They
have 6ss lot q spplss-vsry nice. that they
are selling low. Cali and give them trial.
and il they don't pleass you il viii be wen-
der. Store south east sorasr Of Beady aad
Fourth ssrsssa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-06

lusf AKRIvED.-Child Il ca. have
j,et opened another 10. of ia5jes shoaa. gei-
ters and tsimorsl CATERS OF the iaies; aud
ard chiiren,' wear Ia :he .iro Vt mems
beo,.-c. ucsc aud ire--shey cannot be q.
rellsd. They hcS in large qu.u!iues OF tie
h,s, inanuiaciare,s al : s.i iov. Store en-
nfady h.iow , s,reai
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-06

NEW PIcTURx GALLwkY.-P. Ohm
stead bas just opened . photograph aud am
brotyps gallery, four doors below the State
Bank. over the auction rooms. where he 10
prepared to execute oil oriers 10 the mos.
tasteful manner Call ard zee specimens
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-06

GRAND CoKcHRr.-We understand
THAT Ar. Strs,ser, with bic Q o-ehestra. and the
Concsrdia. are preparing 10 give . grand
coscert in few weeks. en- which oecssioD
they will be assisted ty The best 0us,esl tai.
Ia ths city. /, promises 10 Be the richest
ausieal treat Il ths season,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-06

CALI at Kehoc d. Carhart's and cx-
anime the freen stock Of Fall ana Winter
goods with which tia. popular house is sup
pl.sj. Prices moderate nrd rcods warsan.
ted. Store orpcsite the lie Claire House.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-06

BAlAorD keeps the only reliable nerve
and bon, iinmens. Call fer Lauhsr.on's OR
DR. Sweets; also the hes. styles Of shoulder.
brs oas and trussss in the city.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-06

CIDER-For the best and cheapest
Cider In the city cal! at Greenes /. 10 ditscs
fron Michigan. Cal and try it.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-06
BOATS LvAv.SG So-xoHRow

The mcl and asseuger packet Kate Csssel.
Captain 3. W. DAVIS, and Clerk, r. F. Will nns
viii depart for ks-kuk ana way points this morn
ing. L. A. Tilsbir, agent.
The Bill Henjerson, Captain j. d. Rhodes,
G. King, Clerk, will be the regular Nc-thcrn Like
boa. fer Dubuque ard WY points tomorrow
morning x II Prettyn,sn. egcnt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-06

Military Uniforms and Equipments
furnished at shor, not!cs BY Erskipe, at No. 5
West Second ptrset
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-06

Buy your groceries and provisions at
Eldridses. corner o: Perry snd 81. lie has
the best.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-06


l.. l.. OcHs paws the highest cash
pr,cs Tor GOLD. silver and DEMAND
NOTES.
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Chicago DaTkeiS.

Chicago Darkeis.
CHfrAGo Sovemhe, g.
FLOUR. .-siarket ec.iy.. slr.ng Lxua so.eQ
Gs5.sa.
"nt.s -Hc hiehar. No. Spring 1913 =
Red LIS. Amber loTa LES.
CcRs.- seLs71zc.
UlT5-6l { csc
kyb.- No. l. 60 in .tors.
BARLEY-s 81 .lGazt.lS naon..
hIDss. Dull. Green ,pn,sry 7llM Sc; G.een
Sailed, ssI $40: Dry Sailed, ls9i5 Dry Flint
l7j.Wlsc
susAas-ln good demand. N. o. clari ied, lG
9ie14 N. y. common l212G2iSc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-06

Ir YoU want good variety Of tie
best Winter Applss, call at l. l.. Ocbs. ols-
posite City Drug Ssore.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-06
E,rrv -.nrsawn coo;es If

Firrr raovsAxD copies cf Dr.. Bells
Tree,iss on self ahuss aLd DR. H,rvey.
Trsatiss on feuo!e, do, ksvs bsee Rratui>
tosa;y distributed. ard both are calculated
They can be had ~ any cue who will peg
the pcstage See ad,er,ssDens 10 sno.her
Nniu,un
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-06

ALLEGED THIEVES ARRESTED. On
Monty evening isst the 'noneI drawer Of
'ser's e'ocetJ s',re, IN f'j,rtsr's . tiscs,
was ienu d .. al u sevsat} ..ive o"l!s's -
F,va Young men namsd George Kirg, John
ather sho ia J g, a. arg. have hssa arrest
ed ~ oaicsr. Sevsrecoe. Clark and Means a..
bsiue interested IN the 'hett The tao frs.
wsrs errested out beyond the six mile honss.
sfsr they had iets the pabaque road Ter he
Princeton road. QariisOd ~ss captured IL
Rock Island yesterday. ard the other rsa
taken il: this city. The officers have gone
icr The If h. ana viii probably hri him in
a'.a. The sria. 10 set for tomorrow after.
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En EMS.
noArs LEAVING fHI. Ivas,xo.

The Northern Line packet Canada. Captain
Parker, Clerk jerks. will be due for - Louisand
intsImsdiats points this evenisg. r. n. Pref
Ymap. ag ent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-06

4. Cedar Rapids aosember 5ih. CAPTAIN f
y. BATES, Of 90. 4, ,3.A Regiment II ioss
Holnnteeri
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-06

Boy YOUR CoaFKcTIoNEnIt CiGARs
&c. at occs'. NJ 10 Wsst->eecnd street.
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CARDS.
A. MILLER.

10. 20 RaApY srs.sr, BELOW SECOND,
80 KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
IA uakes 20 order
cents Hoys'& e. Chi!dren's Clothing
Of the best mat, ria and in manner that canno
fail /, 81 20 issa ;ticn. Liberal patronage re-
uac.fnliy solicited. tmy2l-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-06

sAss,NArlos s--Last night most desperate ssd
bloody sffrsy took plscs between the railroad
depot and the .a'ircsd bridge that !. has been
orr duty t. record ter many dsy. Soma
ties IL the evening" . private 10 Capt. Ticas-
a.r's soopaov Of she oh Cavalry. named
eempsny A. II lowe Intnntry, At ssleon
nsse The depot. There We alse third per.
con present vhs slated u Pissles ,hss hs zee
gstsg - enlist. Pisslss suggssssd tbss he
bed better g late bic seepaoy 10 The cavalry.
Some words asd soas dtiaks sssued, and sbs
parties separated. After wards Cam pbAll ne,
Pinsion 10 the street and told him that be
would arrest hin and take him to the guard
house. Tho prisoner suggssisd that it would
be better to go apd drink They hunted
around a while. separated. and met again,
when Campbs'i como upon Pinelon with .
butcher knife and commenced q fsroeioua a..
sauit. lie sIa.hed him aeru,s the left sid. Of
his neck and cheek twice. and Inflicted come
pretty severe wousds upon his right hand.
The assaulted party took to his heels and
run. be came up into town to 6nd ph hysi-
sias. Bleeding profussiy s,l the shi.a n.
Vas taken In charge BY the Provost gusrd on
Brady street opposite the Pest Ofise. Camp-
bell vas cleo arrested, ard bloody kpifs
found in his possession. He was lodged is i,i,
10 await trial.
The above particulars we obtained frem l in
slon. Campbslfs story may give the matter 4
. differsnt complexion. It is evident that boo,
Wisksy was the main eauss Of the bloody a.
-. The thai viii take plsss shortly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-06

PoRk PAcK1So.- This business can
~ prosecuted H. DO city 10 tho State ~.,h
crss.er Aysutase than Il Gan be done here in
Dsselrctt. yet for yssrs pas: ecUparaiivsly
notbitg has beer done to wha: might have
heep. some ten of twelve thousend heRs
wsre packed at season. tus during the con-
ing wioter We hope 10 zee the nunbsr dou-
blsd, and more too. We understand that s:-
for,s srs bsirg made TO largely increase tie
packing bns'sess this semipg season. There
are plenty Of men Of mearsin Davenport whs
can make he tusiness pr, ,sbls. bssid :ur-
thsrins The interests Of eur city very s,ns de..
ably. Three or four hundred houssnd doilsrs
paid cut Tor hoRs aud labor In puttins tLsn
'Ato marketable ehers viii cake notisabis
chsngs In cur business circles.
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DENOGRAI q NEW :

4. NJ P1TrssGul 4 Co., No 81 Park Row, New YORK
ami state street, Boston, agents in those cities
ard authorized 10 aie Advertisements and suscrp
tions for u our lowest rates.
C. H. SC RiyKE, s3 Dearborn street Chic lie author
sed to receive Advertisements for this paper.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-06
VOLUME 9.


RICHARDS T. BUROiTT.
PsoPgIETohs:
J. J. RICHARDSON. w. BUKDlTT.
We tho aaiersisncd agree 20 ths ioiswinS
TERMS Or SUBSCRIPTION:
DAiLY.-,S cents per wesk, ,p., Al bic TO srii ~.
Aa'i an post-osAcs subscribers, 81, 30 per nm
payable In advance.
HasxLY.-x2,90 per annum, IN advance
TERMS OF ADVERTISING II DkHY.
oHEsQu r1slys LtnRso otos ~
iECR IN sPACg.
One day 81 rs oaa monih h.....to y
70 10 s....... 90 six ~eass-...... e
hres days...... / - lau Honths.... "
Ear aays....... ] 30 TAlee Ht.tns-... d
Eive iays ....... / - lo1r aIanths..... 60
Ons ssek 90 Six n9nths.....io ~
Tso wasss....... 90 yoas, 40 changs l. ~
IhTos we,ks..... 30 -cuaEes.i year - 'h
CARDS.
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-. & nete,f7s.
SrT~icp' ao.i !sccfacicas Densi>t.
BRADY srREGr, s-rwis- rounth hNp FIRM
ss. All. H0Nk fAi. TTEp ~
(ft s5..ssa ,trong ana ee.yiccab.e l.isnnc:. sAa
i>LIlXy satisiaciion guaIa.tied. Ohco open
hours @s, md nirh, irst -dtf
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r II e C! Y.

Don't fa,i TO s.e Rsss's grand PAn,rans
Co. iyht al L. Clair. Ha l.
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= AtWtSe - - = n EiEEft O CO..,
FILE CUTTERS,
SECOND sfas6T, - DOOR wasr or GAMES.
L1ItT~, RA19fS AND SIrhiE- kaCtT aNp
l. gu-rantied good IS nev. Particular at
tention pad 70 Iecr.tirg
ss.apt. a,ss. 7sc.sGr sick2as
NJ 3-9tr,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-06

HAEkIsos' LAND OrFIoE is removed
70 S.ehois' Book
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OR. Ge -. ". McC Arm,
nMYSECiAs M SURGEON. tFlCE-
in room di rect , ever the Post oWce.
O- C7o w. NC1 AIMS res,dcnrs. cast sioc oi
Lfady secord Joor ron curnet u vtn.
ian v-iVtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-06

rraysI.lAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
Bae,meut st. te Bsak kulidIng. Residence
On Fifth s,see. BET ,,-ady AMI Perry strcets,
Dave na-t lows lroriP-hN"H
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-06

j.. a. EEsiss We tyss
nuYSlCJAN AND SURGEON. oFFlCf
\ ard rosidenc 10. 2s ooEner Main AMI Third
ee.ts .leg,n,n,, lows iulyi d
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-06

JAnB0 r. LANE. JOHN ~ DAY.
LANE Z DAY,
= TTORNEYS AT Law. OFFICE IN SAN.
"A Perry's new b,osk, opposite the Post Once.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-06

j. CAHTWi ielHr,

J.CAs.TW KlHr,
MAHUfAC CrURzs AND EEPAIR0
eJM d q l.s.a1AS 4 PAR ASOLS,
>tS> 1T SHORT NOTICE, AND ON MOST
NV rsason : bic tsrms Old or damaged U N
brell - and Pafasols made as good ~ new.
No. lOs Dyady St, Between 18th " Sth.
nAvanp pr IOWA ulylO dom
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-06

ior medical purposes. which hav, bern selected
Especially III ta.s market. ii3 : licits ici!
share Of patronage. Cali and ezar- inc goeds and
prices. m~z3-afy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-06

L LEETS cON STANiLY on HAND CHOICE
IN staok Of Family Groceries, If sl! kinds,
which be offers al the ieEest prices also
1YTT -rs c.TeH@-
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DIX. J. Iuu OANh,
nHYSlClkN. SURGEON. OCULIST AND
Aof,at. Uf6ce in Post Office Block, recently
occupied 6y DIR. Baker. Residence, Main street,
near Sprin z, LAS, Davenport, Iowa. sl4-n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-06
Il. ,iNsAn.
EEs,stysy E;rrcer.

xo.lo 1As7 % sr ,ogroslrx zzrnoro,.rAA H.i
, 1863-07-04
The Blood loving Clergy.


Henry Ward Beecher, in late discourse
in the city of Boston, said: eve need
more bloodshed. Blood is the wine of ma
tions. God feeds them on blood. -
Chauncey Burr, of the Old Guard, pub
fishes letter addressed to ''the clergy"
(Beecher, Tying and Cheever, particularly J
and after quoting the above, replies in the
following style:
''Then pour out your own purple cur
rent, ye snufiing, yelping blood hounds !!
The lives of 100000 brave men have been
sacrificed upon your affairs, Their graves
now fresh, will remain everlasting remem-
brances of your guilt. Look over your
congregations, and see the sobbing hun
dreds of widows and orphans? They are
the victims Of your crimes, and the like of
you Your appetite for blood is not yet
appeased. You are the leeches, without
bowels, that ever cry MORE You are the
EVOLVES in sleeps clothing" You have
not only dragged the blessed gospel Of
peace down into pool Of blood, but you
have impaled humanity as in hell. Under
your preaching, the Vor POpuIj is not the
Vor Del but the Von 'Diablo." The be-
bOLbGO LuIOuSS VIII nave NAuHA VI Jul
spirit are nearer devils than men. The
sword of the spirit" in your hands, is a
Vulcan sledge-hammer, breaking humanity
to pieces on the anvil of death Hammer
away ye grim and CHASTITY Titans Ham
mer, but beware The time is at hand
when the returning reason of the people
will pound you to dust on the invisible an
vii of truth When the people return to
drink Of the pure fountains Of gospel love
and peace what will become of your occu-
patton of "war and murder?" Who viii
hear you preach then? : +"
Are you sure that the people will not
wake up some day in their wrath, and drive
you and your bloody altars into the sea -
Will not the ruin you have invoked upon
others, fall upon your own heads /? 1t is
the eternal law of justice. You have pro-
famed your own altars-expect not the peo-
pie to respect them as holy. In becoming
ministers of War and Carnage you have
ceased to be ministers of the gospel of
Christ Do you say am hard upon you !?
Whom have you spared in your implacable
rage? Ought l, or any other person who
respects himself, to respect you? You
have respected neither humanity, religion,
nor the sound rules of morality and man
ners. Did you not once hold prayer meet
ings to defy assassins Do you not still
minister at the affairs Of your newly canon
lied Saint, Ossawatomie? He was a bur
gar and a murderer. Are his avowed dis
ciples fit associates for gentlemen and chris
tians One of you once said John
Brown has made the gallows more glOri-
Gus than Jesus Christ has the Cross. -
Who would own such friend Gentle
men, either you will be silenced by the
overpowering indignation of an outraged
people, or you will be allowed to 60 on
until you have turned our country into an
African jungle.
, 1863-07-04

mated Geo. Woodward for Governor, and
Walter Laney for Judge of the Supreme
Court
It is believed there are no rebel troops
in the State now Jenkins cavalry was at
Hagerstown last night; no infantry with
him.
McConnelsville, Va, June 17.-strag-
glers from the late fights bring news up to
last night from below They say the rebels,
5000 stlong, crossed the river at Williams
port and are marching on Hancock, Md,
where 1000 of Milroy's routed troops
were collected, who being demoralized fed
on the reported advance of the rebels.
New York, June 18.-A large English
steamer attempted to run the blockade at
Charleston, and was fired into and sunk
She is total loss.
Positive information says the rebel army
of the Potomac is 100, 900 strong.
Chicago, June l8.-The Republican Con-
vention Of Ohio yesterday nominated John
Braugh for Governor. Col. VIM. M. Stone
was nominated for Governor Of Iowa by
the Republicans yesterday.
Vcksburg, June 13-The rebel bat
JSIlGS are dlluOSL SlIGuJ On dlI SluGSs Ouly
a few rifemen are firing on our sappers.-
The bombardment is progressing vigorous
ly. We have some guns in position now
which throw shells over the river. Deser-
ters say the men and line officers are dis
contented and only holding off from de-
sertion thinking that they will be honOra-
bly, discharged.
Chicago, June 18.-The Democratic
mass meeting at Springfield yesterday was
largely attended The resolutions de-
manded the release of Vallandigham and
Others arrested by the military authorities !;
denounce secession, and declare that the
further offensive prosecution of this war
tends to subvert the Constitution and the
Government and entails upon the nation
all the disastrous consequences of misrule
and anarchy favor peace on Union basis,
and for the accomplishment of which pur-
pose propose a National Convention upon
terms of peace which shall have in view the
restoration of the Union as it was, and Sc
curing by constitutional enactments such
rights to the several States and people
thereofas honor and justice demands.