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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15
Amalgamation.

LIE AooHt'ohists nave at length disclosed
the fact that they are the advocates of tho
Ama|eamalion of the white with the hl,cL
race. After forcing upon President Linco|,
the emancipation of all the negroes in III.
Southern States, contrary to law, and in vio.
iatlon OF his repeated pledges on that sub.
J2ct, they Row turn round and declare than
selves in iav"r OF Amalgamation. How long
it will be hefpre the President and his Cabi
net will adopt the peculiar views of Wendell
Phillips on this subject, We are at a loss IN
conjecture We only know that ph,llins
and his friends forced from the President his
famous Emancipation Proclamation, and wc
should not be surprised to hear. at anv time.
that the President had become a convert to
the rev doctrine, if he is not even now any
advocate of it. The President thus far bas
followed the ad Of Wendell Phillips, VIM
Lloyd Garrison, Charles Sumner, Benialuin
F. Wade, Zachariah Chandler, &c, and it ia
not reasonable to suppose that he will do
otherwise on he great question Of negro
ANA i@amali~n. To crafty these men he has
made Il negro freeman and the white
man slave. If he does not endorse the
amaleamation theory Of Phillips, we shall be
agrceabIy disappointed.
At an Abolition Convention held at FARM
ington, Massachusetts, July 4th, 1893, Wen.
dell Phillips said Now am going to saw
something that know viii make the NEW
YORK HERALD use its snail capitals and
notes Of aGmiralion-- daughter )-and vet
n we'linf"rned man this side Of China but
believes il in the very core of his heart.
That is, 4" AAal gamat iona word that the
Northern apol"gist for slavery has always
used so gliby, but which you never heard
from a Southerner-.:nalga lgamation. Re-
memker this, the youngest of You that on
the 4'h Jay Of july, 1868, you heard man
say, the. IN the light of all history, in virtue
Of every page he ever read, he was an ANAL
gamatlonionst 10 the utmost extent. (Ap-
plause) lave no hope for the future, as
this country has no past and Europe has no
past, but in that sublime mngIing of races
s,ov,,;rc ,bo wor,d Uo,1 -,1.| w
When, therefore, Montgomery Blair, in
Hi, speech, libel, the amaIgamation of races,
,,l .t.,,,.s ,ho t,,.,dor ., i. r..,'
.;.u ,o1.,. ,.h,, ,u;.r,
l..,o,,, ,h., no c,,nn, - ;.n,an, a.'r''I
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i;1n,,S a.aS tho baSeSr WORK .tot n nnll;c
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m end

m end.
May 13-Blttle at Mississippi Springs,
May l4-Occupation Of Jackson.
Nav 1G-B title Of Bakers Greek.
Nav lG-- Evacuation Of Jackson by Gener-
al Grant.
M.g l7-Bltle If BIZ Black River Bridge
Nav l8-ien Grant invests Vic&sbor@.
May l8- Haineo' and CbicEasaw Bluffs
captured.
Nav 10 Gen. Steele carries the ritle-pit
add Gen. Grants risht and left rest upon tn
river.
My 23--An unsuccessful assault male by
Gen. Grant.
July 4-Vicksburg surrendered to Gener-
al Grant.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15

dance with resolution passed at the Edito-
rial Convention held in tho S3..ate chamber at
Harrisburg on the 18Th nit, the Democratic
Editors are requested to meet in the city oil
Lancaster, on Thursday, the 10th of July,
1863, at II o'clock, A. NJ. for the purpose OF
consultation and united action in the politl'
cal campaign upon which We have entered
A general attendance is earnestly desired
As business Of great importance to the pro-
fession will come before the convention.
GEO. SANDERSON, President
Lancaster June %, 1868.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15
FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COUNT
WALTER II. LOWRIE,
OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY.

E9g The news by the last nights mail
from the army of the Potomac, indicates that
General Lee is prepared, either to give fight
or retreat across the Potomac, our army has
been reinforced from the Peninsula, and
junction has been formed between Meade's
and Couch'S forces.
A large land and naval force was to have
attacked Char lesion on Thursday last.
The rebel General Morgan, with force Of
5000 mounted men, is now invading South
ern Indiana, the most intense eXc.t!ment
prevails in Cincinnati.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15

CoRRECTi0X. In our issnc OF the 9th nit.
'n commen'ng On Mtlroy's d>gracetul Retreat
rom Winchester, wc stated that tram OF
500 %: his wagons had reached Harrisburg
belonged to jones, brigade at Mlrtinsbars,
and McR,ynolds at BerryviIle. Nothing
whatever belonging to Mroy's command
waS saved, except what was carried on the
persons Of the few troops who escaped. The
officers were compelled to leave their wives
in the hands of the conquerors. Even the
"Gray Edg,e,''a Ia Lincoln, at Harrisburg in
1861, left lis wife and daughter in the hands
of The enemy. This Milroy was one of the
Presidents pet generals, having inhaled
sufficient quantity ofniggerism to become the
iii tool Of the administration. Such results
are to be expected from the use Of such tools.
--P0tSriUe Standard
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15

Gen. Grant has uniformly permitted ue''
ocyatic newspapers 10 circulate freely thro"a"
out his camp. What army is there when H''
fought more nobly3
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Loyalty .:t Jis,oya'ty.

Thcsc terms, nat pr4:I.' f'rersn 10 our Ian
guas, as vel! as t. the spirit of oar inStiIu
lionS. have become ea-rIited upnr our co;n
mon dialect Ny the Constant repetition Of
them by the mise able 40 ''tion press
press alternately Ia wnj' g and hso;ed.
StrIce we are cnmpelld to u>e This jlrgon
borrowed from courts, by t"e-e maIIgnr At
toadleS upua power, let Us consider wnat
meaning has been attached TO it 10y repub
iican jacobrns. 1t is a matter Of some cuti
osIly, il not Of importance, to know what
nova days constitutes loyalty. After tol
eIabIy minute inquiry and observation, we
are happy to be abe 10 crafty or readers,
and we herewith furnish table of Signs
and symbols %. which they can always tell
a number one loyal man, as well as dsloy-
al wretch
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15

=. III. Pettengiil tS C0.--No. 81 PARK Row
New YORK. & STATE ST. BosToy, are oar Agents
70: the \. B. Democrat in those cities and are author
izei to take Advertisements and Subscriptions
us at our lowest Rates.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE NosIIN NATIONS.
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TUWXEAW1voCE, Pa.
"Wednesday. July is, 1868.
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FOR GOVERNOR,
HON. G.. w. WOODWARD,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-30
NOTICE.

ON TUESDAY 18th OF APRIL Inst
at the residence of Allen Johnston, deceased,
will be offered at public sale for cash, or ON a
credit of twelve months if the purchaser
wishes, Except all SUM Of $40 or less which
wiz be CASH all tie horses, cattle, hogs, farm
ing utensils, household and kitchen furniture,
&c belonging to the estate Of said Allen
Johnston, deceased. Those purchasing on II
credit must give notes with approved security.
+. L. FOREMAN,
Ag't for Josephine Johnston, Administrative.
aprl4-dIdt
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-30
&1IO REWARD.

STOLEN OUT OF MY STABLE, ON
the llth inst, Il dark bay horse, lot hands
high, twelve years old, blacklegs, name and tail;
name heavy but rot long, with q few white
hairs in it Tail long and heavy; hip cap
knocked of OF the of side, and a small white
spot on the same hip. has a star on his face.
l will give 575 for the horse, or 500 for thief
and horse both.
4. BUTTERWORTH.
Winchester, April 16, 1863. diff
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-30
MOTICI.

8. A. handy, Winchester, Tenn, and
JAMES J. PRYOR, Atlanta, Ga, are au-
thorized TO receive and receipt for all claims
due Irby Morgan & Co., Nashville, Tenn.
All persons indebted to said firm will please
call and sottle their indebtedness.
.ns-2tti IREY MORGAN B. co.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-30
state Of Tennessee, Franklin Co.

John v. and \. X. Martin, A4m'rs, vs.. The
Aors Of n. il. Martin, Sr., decd.
II obedience 10 4 decree Of the Count Court
Of Erenk,io county, Tennessee, pronounced at
It's April session, | will offer for sale al the
tonr. House door, in the own of Winchester,
ON LIE FIRSI MONDAY IN MAY, for
cash, the Houses and Lot situated On tie vest
corner Of the public square, occupied by Tenn
p.eton & Truman, and w. J. Slater and 9th
ers. The blddlngs To at $500.
JOHN &. EN0CaS,
ap'-to Clerk.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-30

In the house formerly occupied by Wiley S.
Embry & Co.
The undersigned have Just opened and on
hand fine assortment Of Goods, among which
may be named the following:
HARDWARE.
Hoes, Stock Locks, Padlochs, Buggy Whips,
Fishing Tackle
GROCERIES.
Coffee, Sugars, Rice, Soda, Black Pepper,
Tobacco, all kinds Of fine Cigars, Candies,
Cakes, sc.
DRY GO0DS.
Dress Goocs, CaIicocs, De LANES, Travelling
Goods, Linen Hdkts silk Hdkfs., Black Sill;
Ties, Half IIose, Hose and Ladies Gaun.leS.
fine Sewing Thread, Sewing Silks, all kinds
and ]colors; Sewing Twist. Hoop Skirts, Hats,
Gaps, Shoes.
a T. S %,
Dye StoGs, Epson Salts, English Backing,
Confederate do Mason's DO. Shoe Bru,hc>.
Hair Brushes, a hne lot Of Combs, gooth
Brushes, To;lot Soap5s
Powder, Ehot, Cops,
Shoe Strings, Spring and sanmer Hats.
and a variety ot other articles, all en- small.
advance for cash. Give Us . cal.
apI7 I'm EUSSEI d RHODES.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-30
PETITION TO RESIGN.

Thos. II. Woods, Guardian, &c. W.. John P.
kenerly and wife, ct ais.
1T APPEARING TO THE COURT
that j. X. Bennett aud Mary L. Turner are
non-residents Of the State of Tennessee, so that
the ordinary process Of law cannot be served
them, it is ordered that publication be made in
the Winchester Daily BUlletin, . newspaper
published in Winchester, Tennessee, for four
consecutive weeks, requiring said non-resi-
dents to be before the County Court at Win
chester, Tennessee, on the first Monday in
May next, to answer TO the petition, or the
SANE will be taken for confessed and set for
hearing, sr partG, as to them.
JOHN G.. EEOCHS,
April 254w. CLERK.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-30
RAGS! RAGS! RACeF

WE WANT AS MANY RAGS Is
can get, and will pay the highest mari, "
for them. Let every one who reads tbi. Pr,
us what he or she may have. Unless 'a
get rags we can get no paper. Read ,%IoS
lowing letter, which explains itself VAT 10
PIONEER PAPER MANUP. O.
ATHENS, GA. April 4, '6S,
W. j. SLATER, EsQ:-Dear Sir, yon.
the 18th ult. is at hand, enclosing 'U'S
are nearly out Of rags, and ILaye IN ! "
cash orders. If YOU can send GOOD cott, Csy.I
delivered at Athens free Of charge,. "I rug
change one pound paper for i've p1nr, H4. 81
Respectfully, ALBION CHASE Eng
Send to the Eulletin all the cotton ray "
can get. A liberal bonus will be paid "5, y
who viii take the trouble to Get us nm o. w
lot Five cents per pound given, if da,fv,m',s
- "N"0'''S'e'' apr8.tf
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-30

MlLLET WANTED.
FOUR OR FIVE BUSHELS MILE
SEED WANTED, for which l will pay me
his hes. market price.
". j. SLATER,
sp4 Bulletin Once
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-25

THE ILLINOIS LEGISLATURES. - This BODY
whose copporheaded demonstrations were al
first somewhat alarming. has finally adjourned
without having had the power 70 do any mis-
chief. \ special dispatch to the Chicago Tri5-
u"e' dated Springfield. February 18th. 1858
SAYS:
q. The Legislature has finally adjourned
Had the body been Republican. the Union men
could scarcely have been better satisfied with
the result OF IL deliberations All the net
measures Of The Democracy have been defeat
ed, while the Republicans have carried nealv
all they conld have possibly expected
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-25
Piano Fortes a Welodeons.
WHO Is SOLE AGENT FOR THE

AA no II >DLE AGENT FOR THE
" 6AIg * Co Piano. AMI Sfvv1Ns & Hrr~gy v--a
aeor~ ID lansing Mich. would -a Che Alteration Ut The
p-hc O. Lls storS u Instruments In rhe purchase a
81 llsir -euf. tw1 things O. D. arco-lr shed Ie
lrst s ns-rs- M.sto1l Isr--tnss combining every
desirable point which sces On make mp ul,ay Vourr
sweetness ease oi action and durability Ile o;ar-
q possess beautiful ana ornamental risce " furniture
ooth 81 wlich are combined n she above instruments
Those who have seen them VIII 7iuit tar they -r,
excclied hy any in the market. Every instrument IS
fully warranted 20 give entire satisfaction. ana al De
sold At Mlnufarturers Prices
fine Octave Piano. with all the ATE Improvements
can Be seen foT Few days Ca az IRE City Book store
so a J. VILE
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-25

L : hereby gwen tLst 81 -s-s-rs "a ----. o. "a
--s-ta- 20 I'd 3 day 10 -T ls51 - wa r -.-.-
.l--a z p Gate fl- luE1-u clrT I shall EXP ss ~
sa-7 - I--l.- a -c1ill- a. -l- -r -olr 0 --
2 -se q f-= T.7srs e Assa-. N-lt8v 81 - ss-
~ Mo- is53 a. tls interest % l-s % I.---
7 al- o. t7 ~ f--lowl-- described Pal Es-.
IT, T7s- 1af - r-= s1ltL--ss- 1-s--- a-s -t =
1A- = II south E-st i--t-- ~ ss---s -r- =
1--t- 90 ---Es o1s except f-- Sores r. -f ---t
Wesi c--1e-.. 11a hundred s-- 1f-v-sx s--.-
- AS -zr r rcrs = a-t
D. b-'cs siT and The ----v--- --e--h-- 70 81
n1cs sever e rha village n Nlsl- .c----.-- g. 49,
c7--a1 p 20 n sst- village Terms .-r- -H-
tav 1fsss OlRnrIrA ns1r-,-c
Ia-=- Nzsca Feb A. 1888 Ex.---.r n The
-zst 7yil 2-i tsstz-a-t G r. O Daring desc
41-~s
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1 DNINISTRATOR'S SALF-V7-,eo

4 u IS hereby gwen. tLaf iu pursuance OF . license
. me granted by William II. P1cSuav yrt-. u
Probate for The county of InEham. ID tl- r--l
iaF q January. A T.. los. ] ---l sell u r.l
ne auction Oh Tie premises. o- SATURDAY. O..
-'t1 day u Nlrr- ISIS AZ clock jl- an .-r.-.
s-- day the following p-c- o- parcel r. -a1l VIZ It-
G.. the z. u section - u tlwr Two B. l.rtt ..
r-lE= on vs.. containing - acres. more ~ Jess
inventories. 40 Sl35. 20
Ierus 4-- conditions made ~ AZ "a The GAY 90 "a
JOHN C1AI-Nu
Administrator 81 estate - Il4ulls Hams. deceased
80
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-25

tE A msn sat likely TO Gle from having bis
head carried away in . 6ghL if is his legs tia,
carry is.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-25

. Tor tradesman wto wishes 70 be sue
ss'siS' and pOet'cal, the best motto Is, Charge,
Chester, charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-07


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Bark Watkins, from NYos for Bristol Sept 10 ' ~
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Foreagn Porss.
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hekkAA,s islAsp, June SIN port ship wnd Hunter
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dah@r s. As. Sqlf Lott Ararosan Chiffon. Bait
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CONFORMATION Norrcxs.

NOTICE ALL PAxTlEs HAVING CLA5ns AGAINST
~ the toe cels5rston OF tae Fo.rh " ally sr
a zned a. Va. 8 Cit Hail JANIS HAYES,
lsJa
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A YOUSo LADY, or CHEERFUL AND tFFEcffON.
"A ate disposition. ~khr- 10 MAKE IN. scIualn.sn . o.
xn,eman of meas, no unler ~. With vie- ~ mar
fnony irench Spsnlsa gfefefreo kilrsss iof t1rs
days I. J. w.. Union slusrr POsi me
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN or GOOD PERsONAL Ar
"A psNrunc~ doing profitable bn.nesf, wishes ~
f1aks snisols young laiy o. a.
r. .innAs disn1xipn and urr- hsn "a ve-rs OF a,e
With W anAtrboay. AddressJ X r, Herald Obnr.
GENTLEMAN. n WARS os ACE. DESIRES rht
vi~w d rnatrtmony Puv ~ rhsracter and god edpcs
noa aesrca. Aeless y. . s'gn, Aa .. ois.1 s'--
yIusBAsp gAyrEp--BY A LADY of EDuCATiOs
III and rennel widow, Thirty I've ~ of
Atiuf sns loving Fosioo. an Cd g-ntrnsn u oaau'
preferred: referen,a given Aad Required Adde'S Mr.
III n,on Dor 90 Herald 01lcr.
NHATkiHO MAI ~ HIsrERs To BRfDs cos
mi ANS i'm v0rtAns Information for The urwy msTei
about 10 mary. S<ns gest p~i for wenY NE
cents ~ ENf T. LAohEAu, r. d. BEL s0eI Post onse
,f,wo YOUNG MEs o.. UEExcBPTIOhABLs CHAR
scter psssasiy good iossinx ax~i resvsr,yss tssny
to and twsatyhve. fahtng Tho battles u Tier
coantry h.vfng a1y friends phAieyer ~ssh 10 open
wh two yvune taiiss trtv ss o.
elxht~s iwsuiy three. vtt vev na,r1lony GOO
eoks aDsoutsy necessary nnst hase And Anf p-ss
rg dIt-psitions. Az oorrsspendsses ansy eonAdehts
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rabis. Address 10 sngr,iy Joan e u .e "; p,s.s
ritsd sls,es J. Jscsson. western COL boss
ains squadron, ship IsAnd 90 slse-hsre
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KEsTAuRAs RS

TINE GREAT. POPULAR. MA SD pEt
4 etors tsverAge. tkuafa ma
r~r Of thr ''ry Al Waits trE -
dor % f.sarfffr frlL bas-r~st
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7t.s,.a " an. VI nun w IA VS. '
lsu ~ '
VHs SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED nv THE
hoard ~ supsrvisors eramins Claims made
the County for damages alleged sasA ned by
tbe dss elton Of 90 injury % bs dinss o.hsr par
soas pspsry Ia of ths r,y, v hold
a mseting 81 tho cbambsr Of the Beard of Supervisor.
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