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lVALLANDIGHAM'S RECORD.

THE work entitled "rhE RECORD OF HON. C.
u h. lRAlLAkDlGHAM On ABOLITION, THE
UNION, AND THE CIVIL WAX" IL now ready for
deVery, II contains complete aud accurate copies
OF Mr. Halandigham's principal speeches the sub
Jeets above named. Also, parts of other speeches,
with letters, incidents, votes etc. The work has been
carefully edited ana presents fairly and correctly the
political record and position Of man whose views III
relhnohtD the causes OF our national troubles, and
the right remedies ior them attracting an extra.
ordinary amount of public att ntion.
Ihe work is on good, substantial paper 24s pages
isrge $40. 3td. IiiHiiu 9Hi tfl' 'sl'-
. Prce Paper cover, 60 cents; cloth, 81. Wholesale
IPapercoyer, IS per dozen; cloth, IS. Delivered by
nlah or express, prepaid, ON receipt OF price. d..
Pub isned by j, WALTER a CO.,
AID 4raIAM DiHlI .'1 nn Cincinnati, OHIO.
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THE LAReEsT CIRCULATION

Tee DaytOn EMrnE has larger circulation u
Montgomery county and out Of i, than any paper =
the city. Let advertisers. Who desire to reach IN
people, remember this fact ",
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IS Assistant Provost Marshal
Lid. EeneraI.,' .-i.s....

There is no such office at all. The
CONSUMPTION Act provides for the appoint
ment OF "Provost Marshal General,
with the pay of a Colonel of Cavalry,
and Provost Marshal for every Congress
sional District, with the pay of a Cap
tain of Cavalry. There is. no provision
for assistant Provost Marshals for States.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-05-01

BWs copy in another colum from
the New York Journal Of Comnasres'
some comments upon an article from Gar
rison's Li6srator, breathing hot abolition
treason. The New York Express, in
commenting upon the LiSsrqtOr's article,
TIT-T C-TT SJNd Ak4MH wv .aI NW Wa {
says; .IiiFOf
"This is the real spirit of the leading men
of the Administration, aud the spirit in which
they are conducting this war. They mean
no Re.Unon, no irestof alton of the old Con
stitution-but the creation OF O new Consoli
dated. Military Abolition Government--ir
short, al Absolute Censolidatsd Desponsm,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-05-01
rrGen. NEAL Dow, Of "Maine LAw'

q ENGen NEAL Dow, Of "Maine Law
Dotoriety, has been compelled to make res
titution in the sum of 81. .454.Sl. that being
the value of articles proved to have been
taken from a plantation in louisiana aud
not returned. The General had "con6s-
cated' on private account.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-05-01

his advice and instructions in preference
to any thing they may Have to say; and
our "cOmmnnicationss win not 10 yea,
yea, or nay, nv. "l g
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-05-01

~SENAToR RcHARDsoN recently
made speech at Chicago. He confirms
the correctness of public estimation upon
the character of the late Congress, thus:
Iihank Heaven that no such body Of men
as the last Congress, can meet again until the
trumpet OF the Archangel shall summon, all
the bold, bad men--all the friends of despot-
ism, alders OF tyranny, aud enemies Of liberty
that have ever polluted the face Of the earth
with their presence, TO answer before an all
wise and Just God ior their terrible guilt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-05-01
TaE vALLASDIGHAM RECORD.

This book, just Published, containing all the pm
ripaI speeebes of Hon. e. L. NALsAxDIsBAMo ou ''Abo
tionism the Union and the civil war, for sale at thu
oi So Paper over, sixty cents per copy Cloth. on
dollar,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-05-01

CAIN AND sEE--IT WILL PAY

A GENTS WANTED-b ladies and gentlemen-
n to sell the history Of the Great Am erlcan Rebel
non in both English and qeTman,-the American
5tatesman-the Battle Roll-the Lille and Adventures
OF ku Carson. The above works are only sold by
Agents. They will show for themselves. Circulars
and SAMPLES eau be seen, aud terms made known by
calling at the Franklin House on Mondays and Tues
days between Que and i 20 p m where and on which
Of said days for a lew weeks the General Locating
gent can be consulted re lative to Agencies.
% 2 Address,, De H9Ti VIM. M. JOHNSTON
alld3wawl General Locating Agent, Day ton.
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the Right 20 speah.

cit is the ancient and Gndoubted prerogaI
tive ofths people TO canvass public measures
aud the merits Of public men. It is home
bred right, Greside privilege. IL hath been
epjoyed in every hoeSe, cottage and cabin in
the nation II ia not to be drawn into contro1
yersy Ii is as undoubted as the, right Of
breathing the air or walking on the earth.
Belonging TO the private life as right, il be-
longs 10 public life as duty, and 1t is the
laselptE vsiShthoses Phoss sFeIFssntAliye !
um, ahall fnd me 10 abandon Aiming at all
times to be courteous and temperate in its
use, except when the right itself ID ques.
toned shall place myself oE ths ertTsEe
boundary Of my right and old defiance 10
any arm that could BloDe 11e from nay
ground ..,a. pa. .s..,... ..,,--....
f" The high constitutional privilege shal
defend and exercise, withinthis house, and ia
all places In time Of peace, and al az times
Living / shall assert il and should leave nc
other inheritance TO my children, by the bless
iug of God will leave them the inheritaee o
free principles and the example of n manly
independent and constitutional defence 0
hemlPADAEIEL WEBsFER f4ls ufi d-tV
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llIlnOls OenLrAI NaIIrOAa.
~ saIp e.. .ss....sss.

CHANGE 0F'1lhiE
hN and after Monday, November Ia, lbOI, Fasstns.
" 1rtuus win leave hiattoou aud phne, As f5ll0RG
tE Ht.I LEAVE MAI1uDhu ,f4 .fs
Going North, $40 y m and 400 y BI b..
Going South, 400 IA aud . 30 y M
LkAN n PAAB.- IH. .l st.
Gong North, 600 and 50 pm.
Doing south, 1880 IN and il6 y M - ..a4t
DEF W. 4. JOHNSON, Gen. Passenger AGENT
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a i conflict with HAsCALL's
a MEL ,WEBsTER were living
,9.d4y a. rew-boru military dictator
would. 51l ess. have him aIrebted for
an ;,.trsason.' = o' WESsFER de-
4.es 81 Is the ancient and undoubt-
sr~ Of this people 70 .egwqss
bslt as, and the asras Of Pa6lic
m4t IL tells us, in . general or
,brt n not say anything agalnst
of the Administration,
US, under penalty Of inn
.s.u.. Ne think WEBsTER under
,tooa o.. of aha people alittlsiEst
.hsu Rssg. 81 oraany othsrOf thseshoul
sss s.atry, and.ws shall acthpOr
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Dayton ana Cincinnati NJ X



lAN npd after December 81, lsei, ami ,latl firtiS
~ nouce, Passenger and freight liHns viii leave
BahfON, gong noi tn al lUioWs. "iih ""4lI-huI
- An A. M. through Freight aud Aec0nnlo ,Blii u,
O.tU with Passenger Car attached. .,..a al .
. .ln-JlA A, NJ. A All tram lOr Springfield, COluubuL
lV.OU UTbhna, BelleiUntAinr, Forrest, Ciydei aud
sa1dhbk y, c0nGsepng at springfield with Irqn Ioi
London ADD COluMbusi arriving IA Columbus Z:JU
N; Urtauia With tttih Tor Ooiinnbus al Rorest wdi
Tran on pittsburg NJ. Wayne a Chicago X. ". going
East, arriving IA Cresne at 046 stud PittsDlifg
2SAp M at uyde futb n olC leYelatdfmd rdedi
Ii. Il, gong hast, arriving Cleveland ~ e.4U l., ,
Dunkirk al $3.50 "A III, anu Bu1alO al 65O III. uoing
West arriving roiedo ~ tEIO am, DsuoI at O;lh y
IN, Chicago at 10;5U m, anu Saudtak yAtG46 lSni1
.EII 4. n. Night hxpreh5 Tor springfield, UrbsnR
O.ll and belieiunluue connecting at FOREST with
Tram going EaAt on rltsbUfR W. Wayne and CGtagl
hoad, ylngru Crest!me al Clb N, ItsiAr nj 3.IJ
M. GOmg West, wa, lran arriving IA IT. Wayne a
$50 IA, ahd Chcago at lUiU ui if Ciyde wh irani
Cleveland and Oledu X. h. arriving Va UiaYelaiid
$50 m Dunlirs at l;0U and Butlao 6;5U y 10,
reaches saud1sAy Az. 40 ~. -- .IFnt. ~
y lAE r.. "A. hunts vide. Accommodation, leAyiuq
t.UC Dayton o0 aiIfyd Vi liam n0ih CncniRt +,
reaching Springfield al yat ~, Utlaulb iOiS y NJ
West Liberty At n. l.AJ IA, belteUntane u a oil y ~
AID huntsville at l4ll "a. .rt ...,..g Id
Irkets Via tins Line 10 all points Npitl, ha sl anu
West, can be- tad at tie icket Ufdeiu diOn Depo
---sAM' L. " IA lNO ,aHoEet u dBeutg.lf Nnst4J l4
ne rare always aa luN Us by auy olher route. r..
For iuiJIahlluu realife 70 shit pmg freiglt ~ thu
Route, Bpidy at tid Oiid aliy Ftaig ht Dep0-.J
% ls5hi, agent no A.. itiLh.s pGl ,slluts leilut
NJ q, tLArr, Gen. Ticket Agent. Iaulb
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baltimore ana OHIO Railroad. !
~ - !IIIi.:.is ~

~ - ~ "; ;.sS;. ss..;;s..ss,1.
4 thAI NAfiOlAL hOGI Its-oil ernnnsltp ~ W s,A.-
Va luBton aud Baltimore gu the East, and Mheplrup,
benwood ana rdriiersbthg Onthe West, ai wllicn pia
- unes WIN karouds, Steamer, 6e., f0r and hxin
points IA the M9st 9outlwtHt anu Northwest
1iirtv trans Ddily lOr ull tie huateft tiitirs.
So This IL the only route 10 WashluiaJif Ury'As
Leave Baltimore Nv 4JO 7;4D ANT lVoU IA, aud 9 3,
anu G.lO M oundays ~ 4;3U amt 7;4u a m orl,
Leave Washington at Gc0 7:4U ana 1t u ia, hni 9a,
and mi on sundays at $50 ana 5 = n only. iJy.
Through tickets ~ the Eastern cL bs urft
via Washington CITY M AN additional charge oi u,
IIile quick ana fare a. low Jy any bthet ro,te
Inquire Tor hcKets VIA baltimore aud OlfO hUl f,,
" any ol the princpal ksllrOpd ottces the Wsst
}. III. SULLIVAN, Geu. WekIern Ag'f
L.. ID COld1 uen.i Picket Agiu aGaI
W. +. SMITH, Master vi lians OgtYtlOn.'., aldo
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-05-01

To the Democracy OF ohio, and all
and the u on stftS1 1fshiNA u ass aiiiitE-
You are hereby notified that the Democratic State
Central Committee has desigDated HUnSDAY, the
firn DAY 0FtlUNEs 1893, ae the, time for hoding
the next Democratic State Convention IN the city Of
Columbus, for the purpose q nominating nAndi-
date for each Of the following ofhoss, VIA l 4
Governor; .sf f'ii7't'a H.'H .l
Lieutenant Governor,
Auditor Of state;
Treasurer Of State; ....t.r
one Judge Of the Supreme Court f.
One Member OF the Board of Public Works.
The Democratic voters, and all othors in favor Of
Che Union a. Il was and the Constitution n ", Of
the several counties within this State, are reRpeeu-
~ requested 70 proceed to appoint Delegates TO rep
resent them IN eaid Convention on ehe following ba
ais: one Delegate for each county, and an additional
Delegate for every I've hundred votes cast tor Hon
Rufus p RNnney, for supreme Judge, az the last 0c-
tober election and for every fraction OF two hundred
and fly votes and over one additional Delegate.
The number OF Delegates to which each county in
this Judicial District senutedi rs indicAtsd IN the
ro9n,ies No Dels Counties. No. Dels.
Butler MiaUt.............-....b
Clarke ..............5 Montgomery .........i
Darke .......,.. ...........T Preble.
Warren .......,.
tits hoped that the masses TO whom this call ~ ID
dressed will see To IL that they be fully and faithfully
represented IN the Convention .I.
by order Of the Committee
-'0i0V 10 J. d. CohMINs, Chairman,
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Nallroaos.
Indiana Central a nay ton 4 western k.E
r. -, s,ss ~


N and alter Monday next trains the Indiais
" Central will leave the Union Depot, sixth street
at 900 m, S.l2 a m, and 446p m.
Returning will arrive at 1910 m, b:l6 d m, Al.
1929 m.
The 500 q m, and t!45 m, express trains ma
close connections 70 all points IN the West and sou
and 9;l1 IN train Is the shortest and quickest routs
10 Chicago and the Northwest. Et.r
noyi4 II. q. CAREY, Superintendent
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democratic state Convention,

THURSDAY. JUnTE II.
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Dayton and Michigan Railroad.
a q Ii''iilllllIlll

4 N and aitaf SUNDAY, Aiils A, lsgl,trauus vi
" leave Union Depot sixth street, tot Toledo au
Nl intermediate pOllitr Ah fellows. q. 1
Toledo and Clmaqso Mail NJ $50 m, n w
Chicago and DetrOiL Night Express ~ 100 p in. ,
ml7 r. %. shOtafa KkH, superintendent
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IIayton and union RaLlroaal

kttAaA u =. NJ -; -
'i tilf''e CHANGE iUF 1IMEgn tio Yd Iah
N and after Monday April zoth, 1868 uDtil fuFtheI
" uUtce, trains Hlll rua aa lOnoHsi I.s. yf t'1b
Leave Dayton AZ 800 IA, aud 5.2O y nj, %
AlTlVV at Dayton lU;45 blb ''s!'''t."
JAMS ..Fi 'ul II, @. Sl1MSOh, Bup'l.
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dayton, Avula ana OOiunlDas kallrOaa
IL a a -. wa ssi..-xia -


inlSflh ljnJ ttrlns ltast, Via COlenDus. hroup..
l. uckels irOn lIAytO to all hsHleIG Oilies.
Thee DHly lidlns East leaving Dayton T3r Il {
EAst hs iolOm7i Night EApress io ~ az, Clnttnuui.
aud COlumbua Day Express at li,zO,i IA THESE taIs
svOp ouy al AunIi Anu l4oldon. AeooBlinoatt 90
y. il,, stops nj al way tpseeu ljsytpii AM
columbus.
Arriving H Dayton night e1 press si5 mi Ac,uh
mOdaiion B:lo n. n.i Columbus aud UIngiunti bay Ia
press baU y. . .@.. 49,. g..
Trans ruu by Cout,Duh tne, hhu'h ia7 ninntea las
tef tlal Dayton time. ..' HAlHllite llJt'.H
phrpugh ueAels ean De had ior all sssterp rlties b.
calling Vh >. ", ,hlNG, IIuh agent.
~. ". WOODWARD, snperiniendeni.
q. VA s, NeD'i Agt, Dayton, U.4t Ir noyz7
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To the Democracy Of ohio, and all
:aassss y ssxsE 6 80 Haf ss:. e 's
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-04
A Sensible Order.

We take much pleasure in publishing the fol-
loving order from the able and judi ,ious CON,
mandsr Of the Military Distric. Of Indiana:
GENERAL ORDER NO. S.
HEADQUARTERS DisTRIcT OF INDIANA AND
MICHIGAN, DEPARTMENT OF THE OHIO,
INDrANAPoLIs, June 30, 1857
The peace Of Indiana has .a.ely been disturb.
ei by violence, murder and other acts contrary
to law. and having their origin In certain se-
oret political societies, clubs, or leagues. The
common safety now demands that ell such aseo-
Citations should be discontinued, no matter to
what political party they may belong. They are
constant source of dread and mistrust-they
divide and provoke hostility between neigh
bors, weaken the dignity and power OF Courts
of Justice, expose the country to martial Law, and
discourage the people from enlistipg In defense
of the nation.
No matter how honest or worthy may have
been the reason for such societies in the begin.
ming, their very secrecy and the oaths they i'm
pose do enable wicked men to use them unto
unlawful ends, and pervert them into public
nuleance3.
/ All good objects can bo accomplished openly
and none but the enemies Of their country
ever need DISCUSSES.
IL ia perfectly plain that such secret organiza.
tions are both dangerous and beyond the or.
binary grasp Of the law; they are therefore
declared to be hostile, and will be put down By
all the military power Of the district, If need
be.
invoke against said secret societies the goot
influence and active aid Of all men who art
friendly to the Union, to discontinue and peace
ably break up such organizations within th'
limits Of this district; and call upon the mem
bora thereof speedily to withdraw from theil
dark meetings, and openly show that their in
| tenti0ns or acts are such as may well become
the true and loyal citizens Of country whos'
freedom and Integrity they will maintain agains
all enemies whatsoever, and before the eyes o.
all the world.
O. B. WILCOX,
Official: Bfig,G Com'd'g.
RoBr. A. HurcHlSs, Capt. and A. A. g.
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auNDRTEs.

MO. MESS MACKBRBL Picked Salmon Smoked
berries .tDayton Crackers" Sap Sage, English Dairy
Nutmeg, Pine Apple and W. h. oheese; Burnettn Ila'
yong 1xtracts; Canned Green Corn, Green Peas, Pine
App''' o'' n MscoIM, COG MILES d McDoNALDs.
mkyl5-dly.6 33G1a No. Iel South High st.
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General RssecEans Occupies TulIa.
WAsHINeros. July 2'-The following was re-
ceived this evening;
HEADQUARTERS Army or THE CumBERLAEDl
q. 8It. TULLkHonA, TEnN., JalyI,
..f .r,. ...., via MUREREEsBoRo, Jaly ~
To Major General Halltek;
! tslegraphed you Sunday of the occupation
OF Shelbyville and Manchester. Monday 'it
rained hard all day, rendering the roads impass-
able. 1t was found impossible to move eur d.
tlllery or to get our troops into position until
this morning, when q general advance was or
dered. Gen Thomas yesterday made recon
noissancs on two roads, and Gen. Nc Cook on
one road, reporting the enemy in, force at this
place, With the addition Of Buckner's division,
which arrived Monday evening. Advancing this
morning, 1t was found the enemy had fed in
haste iast night, much demcralized, Q leaving
strong Notifications, small quantity of stores
and three siege guns in our possession. They
took the direction Of Winchester, Tenn. Gen.
Thomas should be on their flank to night. Cen
erals Shefidan and Bfannsu marched into town
at II 30 today, taking few prisoners. H,yy
[sIguedl W. 8. ROSECRANS,
1 asTf .uI -yG Major General.
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FOR SALE.

A TWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE, ON OAK eT.
"A Lor Pafticulsn enquire asthis ofaes.
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New YoRK, July S.-The Tribune's Wash
ington special says: An accident occurred Of
Harpsr's Ferry yesterday. As the garrison were
evacuating the fort on Maryland Heights q bar
rel Of gunpowder exploded, killing ten and
wounding forty soldiers Of the Oh and 9Th Ma.
rylapd reglmentse 9 qij q, i.9s i 1912
The country between Frederick aud Pooles.
Vile 70 undletuybed. i!Eom jsfHi taI tub.H
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Eagle Drug Store.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY RE-
Il, sPGoTBULLy notifies the public that the well
streets), formerly kept. bs, bis deceaied bfother,
Earnst schusller, wM sold ~ order OF the Probate
Court OF franklin county,0. and was purchased by
count, under the management Of his sonin.laH. D.
DEIs5, ct the old stand, and under the old firm OF
Ernst Schueller. --------
ID. DEIsS Will promptly and carefully compound
prescriptions and be gad to wait not only on a the
mer friends Of the said Ernst schueleF but also
many new customers a. may favor the business; and the
shall try 20 keep up the good name OF the
busnesl BY having hand only the best articles usually
Kept In Drug Store and hopes thereby to satisfy the
AUGUSTUS J. sCHUELLER,
Columbus, o., June ol, '63-d&wlm
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The Battle at Gsssysburg Renswsa
ON ThugsdaY.

NEW YoAK, July 3--A special to the Times
from the battle field near Gettysburg Thursday,
4:2O P. M, via Baltimore 80, saye: To-day has
been quiet up to the present The enemy are
massing heavy force on our, left and have
just begun the attack with artillery. The prob
ability is 10 will bs scvsre before dark. Rebel
sharpshooters are very troublesome shooting at
QUE men from steeples Of churches
The Tribuue's spesial, dated Columbia, Pa,
July %, ssys: The battle was renewed this
morning and continued to 4P. M, our forces
gaining on the rebels ever since. The firing
has been heavier. looking 70 q general ENGAGE.
nent.
Lees forces are said TO be concentrated four
miles northwest of Gettysburg. es
SedgTick's corps is reported pressing upon the
eremy's rear. The 81 army c'rps is moving up
from Hanover this morning. CLEN "a AT
The Tribpne,s Washington special says: A
dispatch from Meade received indicates pitoh-
ed battle Thursday. -----
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-04

-. JOHN HANCOCK.
Neto Hampskirs. George Taylor, ego
Josiah Bartlett, James Wilson, 81.
William Whipple, George Ross.
Matthew Thornton. DsiswsYs.
Massaehusetts Bay. Cesar Rodney,
Samuel Adams, George Read,
John Adams, Thomas Mexican.
Robert Treat Paine, Maryland
Elbridge Gerry. Samuel Chase,
Rhode leland. William Paca,
Stephen Hopkins, Thomas Stone,
William Ellery. Charles Carroll, Of Car
E0nnseffeid pnlIt0n
Roger Sherman, TrqiRia.
Samuel Huntington, George Wythe,
William Williams, Richard Henry Lee,
Oliver Wolcott Thomas Jefferson,
Neio York. Benjamin Harrison,
William Floyd, Thomas Nelson, Jr,
Philip Livingston, Francis Lghtfoot Lee,
Francis Lewis, Carter Braxton.
Lewis Morris. North Carolina.
Nsi0 Jersey William Hooper.
Richard Stockton, Joseph HeWes,
John Witherspoon, John Penn.
Francis Hopkinsou, SoutA Carolina.
John Rsrs, Edward Rutledge,
Abraham Clark. Thomas Hayward, Jr.,
PsnnsyluGnia. Thomas Lynch, JF.,
Robert Morris, Arthur Middleton.
Benjamin Rush, Georgia.
Benjamin franklin, Button GWinnett,
John Morton, Lyman Hall,
George Clymer, George Walton.
James Smith,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-04

good people Of these enlonies, solemnly publish
and declare that these United Colonies are, and
OF right ought to be, free and independent
States; that they are abs ,lved from all allegi.
ance to the British crown, and that all political
connection between them and the State Of Great
Britain ID, and ought to be, totally dissolved
and that as free and Independent Statea, they
have full power to levy war, conclude pesce,
contract alliances, establish commerce, and do
all other acts aud things which independent
States may Of hight do. And, for the support
Of this declaration, with firm reliance on the
protection Of Divine Providence, we mutually
pledge 10 each other our lives, our fortunes, and
orr sacred honor. ef-- a1r u. 8s
The foregoing declaration was, by order Of
Congress, engrossed, and signed BY the follow
Inc fnauhaPas
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-04

We take much pleasure in publishing the fol-
loving order from the able and judi ,ious com.
msndsr of the Military District of Indiana:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-04

force 10 concsntrated on South Mountain, to-
ward Carlisle, six miles north Of Gettysburg.
tion Of Dover this afternoon. Isis In the enc.
my1 ieae.fF atah2 nf+RTlnman
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Columbus, o., June 81, '63-d&wlm
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-23
z o { t + Y.
In1patience.

Our life is spent on little things,
In little cares our hearts are drowned :
We move, with heavy laden wings,
In the same narrow roHnd.
We waste on wars and petty strife.
And squander in a thousand ways.
The FIRE that should have been the life
And power of after days.
We toll to make an outward show,
And only now and then reveal
How far :hc undcrcurrents flow
OF all we think and feel
Mining in caves Of ancient lore,
Unweaviug endless webs Of thought,
We do what has been done before;
And so we come to naught.
The spirit longs for wider scope,
And room to let its fountains play,
Ere il has lost its Love and Hope
Tanned down or wotn away.
Iwander by the cloistor wall,
hly fancy fretting to be free,
As, through the twilight, voices call
From mountain and from sea.
Forgive me. if | feel oppressed
BY Custom. lord Of all and me;
My soul springs upward, seeking lest,
And cries for Liberty.
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