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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-02-13
Important to County Auditors.

The Union publishes the following letter
just received by the Assessor of this Dis
trict:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,)
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE, :
WASHINGTON, January 31st, 1862. }
SIR: Your letter of the 10Th inst. has been
received.
In answer have to say, that County Audit
ors are liable to duty OF one-tenth OF one per
centum on the gross amount of sales OF lands
of delinquent tax payers, and certificates OF
such sales or deed of conveyance are liable to
stamps.
The subject of sales by State Auditors is I'M
der consideration.
Yours, respectfully,
GEO. s. BOUTWELL,,
Commissioner.
II. G. 0. MoRRIsoN, Esq, Assessor "a Dis
trict, st. Paul, Minnesota.
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Three of the Brigadiers who tried
Gen. Porter have been nominated for
Major Generals.
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OUR WASHINGTON CORRESpox
DENCE.

House-tOP observations, or, WASH
fn%tOn and the War Looked Oh from
Roof.
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the cause Of abstinence and who though loyal to hi.

inc csuse o abstinence and who though loyal TO his
own Government was also sympathizer with ours In
s present difficulties lie would like 20 have crasped
his hand here tonight. Mr.. Cuyler then paid tribute
10 the sons OF temperance. The sons Of Temperance
ne sad had an abiding antiquity 10 alcohol; and he
believed that II hnd had 20 do with this Rebellion
that was now devastating the South than any
OF Us gave credit for. To-day our gTeatcet fears
was OF the recurrence OF taste Tor alcohol anu alcohol
to-day was doing more than anything else to Djure
army There was the greatest necessity for re.
ncwed efforts Of this order TO stay this tide Of drunken
ness and relcayen pUtc sentiment When the old tenn
perance guard rallied wo would again sweep
the country, and we wonld have that Temperance mil
lennium which we all hoped for. y great portion Of
this work TO devove upon the Sons Of temperance
who by the old Of women and the pledge and frequent
meetings possessed elements Of power 10 extend the
blessing Of temperance everywhere.
MIR. T. CAisWCLL OF Canada West next addressed
the audience. lie said that his wonder was not that
tie Sons OF Temperance had met with such success.
Dnt that there was this dey DROP, OF Intoxicating
liquor sold in this country When We knew that it was
demon that WAS stalking through tie land carrying
With il misery and destruction why was not stopped
II was because IL is fashionable 10 drink and the exist
enoc Of popular belief that drinking necessary
part Of the habits Of polite society. We must change
the fashion ii II was the fashion. But We were met
with another objection as 20 tie manner in which tie
Temperance movement carried on that
Temperance men should conGne Their
the use q alcohol But he would ask those men who
say thai they drink or let il alone TO LEI II alone for
The RAJ iuuence OF their example would haze in caus
Ing those who had not ills sefdcnia 20 stop IN their
course toward their destruction He urged that every
influence they could bring 20 bear should be used stop
the course oi drunkenness. Moral suasion might be
available 10 certain extent; but our votes and our
legislation should lie used olectuay 10 carry ont the
reform. Mr.. CaesWoU criticised the Inconsistency II
Government Furnishing for drinking that which II
gave men the legal right 10 sell.
Mr.. CAEswEiLs speech was the longest OF the cTcr
ing. His style is that Of John u Cough. being char
ac.cTizcd by oxhubcTance of language, wealth o.
anec4oe ana power OF uclueaon, with appropriate
intcrs pcrsre Of pa,hos. He possesses in a wonderful
degree TIE elements Of popular orator Sud throughout
his remarks kept i've tie interest OF tie audience
At Ito conclusion OF his remarks the meeting 81
iourned.
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Arrived.

Steamship RAnat, Cusninr. Alexandria, Va 50 hour,, 10
u B. Assistant QusrofmAster
Steamer Thomas sparks, lnman. Washington, d. C., %
hour. belfast to 4. = QusrisTmrstsr.
Steamer Anthracite jones, Philadelphia
ftf4mef Gornators DraAe Plilacc pfia.
steamer ~. W. ,. Bruno, Foster. baltimore.
Bars Crested Nave, Dubson, OF and nom Sunderland -
davis cod 70 trarl Tnhs Co.
Bnr Ranhov OF ST. Johns ~ H., Woodford Lingan, G. H.,
"a days, coal 10 Master
Brr Arrow tBr 81, Johns N. r, Doosncy, Gsce Bay,
&. -. IL days, eosl 20 IL l.. Houth non.
bcir. f. 4. baylca bayirs Providence.
sclr LocAirl, Haskell, Providence.
sehr. Hattie J. Avcnl Avehil, Bradford, c., pdse
Schr H. .. Stevens, .ickertoL Dennis days IN ba1st
Slhr Rival, fo- Stanford.
s,hr Phantom Of Halifax Ros Hatansss II daya sugar
o. g. j. Knox Been IL days north Of haiteras vain rHvy
-escr On he iG ard l7th inst 20 lon. -, durng
.nyy gale ON H. flying iihboom; 18th inst, lat Jo Ion
- stok. bris Min. Irob, from MatanLaA Tor bC.ton
Soar Inirfpnfr, wilton, lAinco'casuf, wood
sem ian NAndt, Woodrnau Virginia days, wood.
b,.ir Warrington, furncll, Nnsiaiat days, wood
Sem. Hope. Morris Delaware day., wood.
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Ussss<uxrre Arrived

\. s.,s-,,s Cny y b1..tsgfoa from Ii,,,roa!-W.
,p,.rv I Cksrasr W. .Ed hlss Hannah. Ms. CARLY
Cr.a.Ion AID ,on A CoIgt NJ Taylor. Mr.. Wss'I snt
l.iy {, lisllsy Rev !. Adams. Lss;fe. u krlwsl d
Wsl'n 4 W Wal Nj, St,rad baron {. Hanie- ny
Co-sn Winch Ard lAdy b. wash %. Addiuseh, Re-. a
rerl.t, Geo sldr., y Calvert NJ J. Cav, X, HOPE
. Bfee a. an and lady. Rev. Crsw H. Amazon Rev
M,rfln T. Oltnry a. W Reese J, " H-nlton, j. g. 10
L. a l. Loe, D Bro,inAn Msrhsil Pratt. 4. u. White
~ D. -alih ca, C0aieG Gld lAdy NJ Rs sas.es Rssas
~, D Robert. M, Jane Roberts Mi, se'Doef Mr. ;,
raolr D. L-aIls Mr. k,a, Lieut.. OtgEs and lady suAAi
nd - a tic
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT on Nnw-YoRK......sErr -


pc outincBta, AAs,ha, Hilton Head i@lkri
bar.h Spencer New Ofl-lns. - .,
steer sr,-rscouy P.,rce. Philadelphia, oc,osars Ne
f.s lgh.i.. baltimore. $500
slfp.-Bo.Yhorui BLANCHARD, valpirsi'o, WAh, Car
Il. =. g. Psai Or. Hlraud, Mafaril''
g,b,-s3au. tif,In Ni.ilnz London, Ruyu lro'.i p
riss Fnsland Ca All, J.. Cnlad GO Conolsn, s'eng =
srern.f Lo. Ameso. johnson, Sara Mazda; w. H. Wa
Lasrre, hoy Wet .
nrrs-iuno lBrl, Mcclellan, HALIFAX Cerm'rla D'nl
Frgois RIO De Jsnero. -
Sehf.-D T. Trandy, MONTGOMERY. rlislhe,hpor, John
Dow Caroline Rhode Bangor Wu- Brown Co. Pom
lc- Cfovcf Port Ro,sl s. v. LewisA Co, b. &. Eysus
nratasni Bs uuiosc Msusl sbbo,,, IT, Hrrttrook. Lie
lona Eanror b. l. Hatch; Jos,ph, Allen, Eorwlchi VIM
sm.th tBr.l. Ovcron Densr.rs, Annie BELL, b9"do.n
Ponce T. a. Charlotte Graves Boston, Gentle tachfl
70, ma, Anne Tdh Nash MachiA, J. Green. Muliner
Nashn .tont H. HnI Handy, New Orleans A. i. Rowland
Nce .on, Baltimore Eis. Jane finisfd Nasmn,on, j.
Durfec Davis. H.sbe-n n. a. Ralph fewett, Rhodes Ban
sor; Wnl -. l Hudson, Chncuicasue Advance lbs J. Of
John =. u. .
foops-Aurora Williams, Eorsieh Ct. Idaho. hoyt Yori
River.
NIND--Sunset, s. and light.
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DrqrnucTIyE FIRE III 1mRDAyEsuE.-A IRE

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE N IHIhD AyEHuh'- !, H. ne
,., o,scoye red sbout a. d., on Nedh'ad"J, ~ w.
WIZ ,ldinr No glO Third avenue, occupied W
,scsoi MUM "a blacksmith shop ana d~9 li
and i before he eS could be s1odned s eH' To ABOUT
w W." ~ ga,os also communicated 10 the ad)oIihs
<lJ'sg No ~ occupied ~ Bridget OEf'Sh 10 ia q
S,eIlirg damagnlg 1t 10 TIC ozient o tiVvo 20 a.
svrapce on either huildirs. AIS ~ :. s-y.'S ~'''
go. ks frosn t1Ro
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psss~ug~r. sailed.

d. ,,>a-ii, Hsr,s 70, f'r~rsJ-yr and nf' sehsN
w, sL ircn AID ,.f,sui Elizabeth n Jas Role, ga
Frtn lseo r. A Lasur, New Orleans M Masgar'i Lcrel
r. "a .nd nurse san frsnc!,ro Nj and Ms htu' ans
tao ehllien j. ZsbI2 h. Di.Asgs Icy II. 'ici > Wei
II. Coha. Ga1 - IL The ,ts,rssc.
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ARRIVAL op A FREECH TRAYS

ARRIVAL or A FREgcB TRAssPokT'-ih ~
Frco,h steam tranfport Entrcprenantc Commander
p, f,o, Vera Cruz Sept. TO- arrived "Wednesday morn
., ehe ia screw vessel Of go tunf burden, win en-
200 horserowcr and carries crew of2,D men
g. bs. nm hoard 70 invalid soldiers from the ieAo.
In We1ieo. She s bound to Brett aud pui IN nor
I.y fufl
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pypugrrcAy UNION NoM!yATIoxs.-lhei Hon
e,.,h.n II. Williams Of Wayne County mas oeoh
,o,a,poted In the XXvth Senatorial District
<,senJig Misunderstanding K9skn =" ', a.
nnoyoe Colnty Hid Districts LOWS ini ~, p,,cr
Jefferson Comfy, I'D Di-'ilcl' anu " ''''"'' :"
G,la fnr tLc lid.
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spl4 Bifs Amazon us'rhoor, Venus and several sciEs
gts,oAinirs llscla for Liverpool md fefke'soes o'
Me- UIlrGla
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SrATE op NEw-YoRK,
PoRf.WAnpEEs, ORFIcE. No. lOi Wall-at,

STATE or NEWYoRK,
Ponr-WARpEsS OYFIcg, No l04 Wal-sL
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section OF the act passed April H. 1887 entitled An Act 70
heorsanhe tue Warden Office Of the Port New York to
ell persons interested in or having charge o. tho subject
matter Of such inquiry examination or survey that the fol
ing vessels sre how under examination nv the Port
dens and that tho said surveys examinations viii be com.
peted within ten days next succeeding this notice on board
Steainship Lny OF No ~ N. r..
steamship Creole. Pier No IL N
Bark Pilot At Dock
G. Ii. BkANHALL, President
J. Auc's H.sRrMAx, Secretary.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME CoURT-srncit Tr.s-srrr S-Deior,
Justice CLrnKE
DECISIONS.
Adam Thompson agt Fannie ?. Field, james
W Brown et s agt The New. York Central Railroad Com
ptf~> Motion denied without cos's.
L. To6ae at Chgref o. Eooie Au-us Melt Af Eliza
eth Metz. Jadsuen.s Of divorce granted John W. Schmidt
ext. yul.pt !gyi,aAln. Settled
THE Arbitrary ALIrs1 CASH
GccTrD W Jones Nan II. seward, Se,fciy 81 s'f'e
The argument of the motion for the removal
o. ts he United STATE, Circuit Cogi, concluded o.
DAY. M Mexico behalf - the plaintiff, argued TAT 81
Counsel fo. the dcfcgdr irs.'s tbs. II rot nerssty
Biz client u-ke the application foi removal but Tat On
this ought hu; esve The parties refpec
,yeiy that the law Of o5 differ
cui IN rr on TIE Of 1853 and ls IN relation 20 rruov
. o. cases ard Tia, The pc, defective In no, a;As he
lsc's o. required ~ tie aci o; isoA
lie hn rrocesds 20 argue tie coniiuouafy Ct the p; q
1872 insisting tat actions q ba impuseumen, were Of
orisl character and t.; the people a. tie lh'cd state
mover intended ntiadCtoa should be vested IN the l. =
Cou-s ia were intended Only Rational IN
their character uaesa the psses citizens Of ersiesi
StLios aiel.s-
lie cossi with The rcntri. ht country fs,,
dn!ins 0~GId consolidated Government claimed 10 have
control over the military i5oe q The several states
the judiciary - TIE several s;affs.
H Br. fepy T-irso 70 the different sets and re pro
oecdn- ulde c. o. them and urged that Ia III,
case lad been commenced b. The service Of sunoonr
alone " e "a lc' snow flf .Asi be ACTON brought
tn fscs could only reached information AID belief
the pa. @, the drndci and ,hst .br pcon fully complied
win tie 'e' o. the .aw v TO-. AID tAs IA Vas "Fe.y
consi.HIici..l
Tie papers we.e Submitted ard decision the motion
served.
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sfSi.ruEE ALMANAC.
san-Ri..s So so,s......... - Moon-Rises -
vATKE rris pir.
s.-ly Uooi as8 Got, Island. II o. Hell este II II
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III. big Enen MsAdam tr,, reported wreotei 'orh !.
H.: .sss:.'4 .sss. '''' '',s wv AA' ~ A'~ Wv
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Tho boarding d vessels by the Health Officer
Il tie Loser Qgasari!ns La seen suspended for ih'
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q Z : lLlIl"s
PLYMOUTH. Sept.

AIHlEAI4as
PLYMOUTH Sept. l6, 1873.
The ship Anglesey, from Melbourne TO Lon
don with a. 900 OUNCES Of gold has arrived IN tie Chan.
nel She landed 20 passengers Il this port.
TIE POLISH ISsURIIcuos.
CRAcow. sept l6. 1868.
A leading article Of the Gas, to-day, de-
uaud, The recognition Of Poland beAgereat power.
declaring It would Otherwise appear that tie Powers
approyed the present condition Of the conflict and the
barbarous measures that are being taken
"The recognition" Gays the Cia'. would only be
the Iogjca consequence Of tho arnisce accepted by
Poland and rejected by Russia. 1t would not cost
uau. nor sLilling; it would put an end TO MI con
spiracy secure Poland and Europe from revolutionary
cesicna and preserve The dignity Of the Great Powers
yrlile II protected the interests Of Poland
srAIE.
NADED. Sept. Is, lsCs
The Ministry is quite determined 10 ohastlst
the IiG insurgents If tie Emperor Of Morocco doc
not keep his promise.
The Washington cabinc, Las demanded tat tie uiS
auee T. which Spanish jurifdiuton extends AROUND ''
Island Of Cuba shall be reduced TO three mica IL
asserted fiat the Government is little disposed 10 MAKE
this concession. Ut,
Marshal ODonnoll and Sir y. CHAMPION tho h"t''''
ambassador, have arrived here.
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Militarp Notifies.

Alihtarp Notifies.
Ten Thousand Substitutes
WANTED.
$500 IN CASH PAID TO THE SUBSTITUTE BEFORE
BE LEAVES TIE ROOM.
Apply 10 the County Substitute and Relief Committee Nos
II ard 70 Dusnes.. Supreme Court Room,
up stairs
HOURS FROM A. NJ TO aP.M
By order Of the Committee,
GEORGE oPDYKE. Mayor.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller
ELIJAH Y. PURDY, Supervisor.
OEIsON BLUNT, Supervisor
WILLIAM R. STEWART, Supervisor
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED, Supervisor.
con'rrIr' coa'O' lc.,,.
Ono r. THoypros \
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STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-srrr %
deere toilia4ss4on,r okBOLs.
Tue ENGLISH r0A LRY CASE.

TIE ENGLISH fOA LILY CAeL
IN u; matter Of John MEME sa. oigson aes, usiTc
ifol. gs't,.
The crosS-o1ar4iDa'lOl Of Dir. DUnpncy v1s
renamed
ma: Of l.w ptpss roes. ls'.eEs and ng~spsref' sce
Hrc a, eyde nd OBJECTED to - the cluf' for TIC DIV
III. e., Nj Sc rcu aimed IA ~
oa.ed fese paper. evidence show tia. there were or
cor bot, ecu c accused sd hc tfn o. Es~a saro- sad
Dunrty.
lie tonr.if,loner allowed tho eriisnce.
J, va shown that psrdlrf between TIE ffr q fas
James and prnply psihs cad sophia hodnan cam
70 D.. tie 4 lceutsd IL d.li ief IitsF'
slona f.rrcsA Aifo a.i1 fuii between hfs eos -
plaintiff esd fdwln Jsne, oe'"ndAisi oF .AAfff Itr
NJ r1us 10 teas csstt among ir p@Psfs ot'se IN rs
seree ~ above sisted. Aso rc~aie ss4e ~ M De4 10
LIE a-rutrd IN ooufdcfron Of which, u sreafs 81 ne
IN n, wactf tssttsd IN coIlo. ilon 40 "a
matte that TIE corsld-ftou cfray Wa -ll md tirfri
" ifa tie wines, 10 r!o siief Tie sIrcasa 81 Tie
rsner.t
lhe ne s,otsy fr Dsi., tie tir q q. esseu'i.n q
u. Reeaso received sl sAe sisrv I'D Dents 'sc'o' VIC
qbe Communication q ~ pnnphy 20. conc.oasl
" then the sitting Of the Coramisfi1ner closed . =,
NJ Bcrl.rl 10 sbcs ~ lsy associated VAN aes' ,
Keen ard kdv sfds for %, acc9to1 -. -,
Iue g hrr Eesrins the sc onped 70 VI tohet
day, o. :, a, o'e.oes = n
SUPERIOR CCURT-sPrcL TEEs-SrPr M-bsfsre
Jutaoe WHITE
DXCihiOs.
Solomon Senior agt Charles Clu'e.-Mot.on Y
cschsrse order Of srcs grsned Sc decision ~h c''i
at 4 h.fuy
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hrs. GRIFFIN g. BROTHLRS. No. ?:
5ta!ionern and 1antp Goods.

A CCOUNT BOOKS AND STATIONERY
IA fun supply Constantly hand and made 10 osdsr
Is usnsss men are invited call al the Cd stand.
HOWE FERRY, No. Is Bowery
CLOTE a. JAMES,
~ STATlONERS PRINTERS and BLaER-BOOk
DEALERS, No. 80 Futons Orders respectfully solicited
HOCHRANEs GLASS INKSTAND MANU-
~ FACTORY, No. liz Wlismst., n Y-Pstent Air
Tg lrksands, Ps,sn. Army Inkfiands, CochraIes new
Thermometer bsand The Lbove ups.s any nkstsn1s yet
inverted for simplicity and economy. Cor sale ~ all ss
FOUNTAIN Merhing-Brush and Pencil-For
u Directing Merchandise, kcl coo Agen,s Wanted Send
stamp for circular Address, f. p. CLARK Co., Msnufscr
turcIs, Boz 10. Is, Northampton, Mas
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COURT cALTSDAR-THB DAT
SrrpnYrfR CoURT-General IcrIn.-Same as on
SrrIEag CorET-C ircuit.-rart I.-Nos. 80, ~,
l7n5 1917 le5 11a 2ss. TlH 7Ji1 g5l, .eS. s3.S cI
~. d zsl 100 2as7. 2ys f1s. z3s7.
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Ghaures for Bnsinsss Msn.
Bni!0inn nlateriGls.

DRAIN TILE. Chimney Tops, Land Drains,
Garden gees Five Brick. GTeea House Ma hin an0
Flooring Trs Long Island Pottery Depot No go teNt.
MICA ROOFING CO.-Dealers III koohnS
vi Ma.rrAi- Tin sud other Roos pat IN good ,cper s'a
warranted ihrce yrsrs otiee !J' bioaa"sy' COG re- :
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HiApQrrrrGRs 8iru RTGiaENT, n g. 5. \. V
COT 4th q and Broadway sept. 30, ie6j.
Pursuant 10 Geacrai Orders No. This Retr
nen win assemble these VI sadguartofs, fp-hOhkpN
husday) MORNING al o'clock m fatigue unlion "Al'u'
AarsagAs by order
Col r. a. CONKLINC, Commanding Regiment
C. II. MITCHELL AdJutant.
Drafted Colored Men furnished h Substitutes at the
so.-t notice aud most reasonable t.gr,s Ao coioreh
bubnNes ps1 ~ hlese eaAA bounty h We sac ~ stp
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HLAuquAnr1ns rRovosr hlAkaniL, Sifrh " rAior
on Nrs oRK No lgS 9TH sv, Ne~ iork srpt ~ is0'
An Drnited Ner belonging 10 the Ito ana ia SUN
rc.. finrenth AND sixteenth WaIdsl OF ue sn So51
- i-tf xLs.e cases have not ben heard ann AZ adi'
,.td no or who h.ve been held for service ami no' ee
rri ne h.r,y n,thed ~ report tenae'cs q. he head
quarters 81 hi, District NO. It' t'h w. oS"1 ' 'r'o'''
"a and October 3 inclusive. . 90,
All suca uat scrcInng within sach time vii e. deeme
d.. ..rs. a.J be proceeded rgaiut aecoItlnlS.
JAAifS ". FhRh
Provosi Marshal AID ptrs don't solId Of Enrolmeu
CHARLES A. IA MONT,
Member Of board OF ENROLMENT
JAMES ". POWELL,
surgeon Of Board Of Enrolment
Noticc go Drafted Neu-ElGHrH CoNtRfs-
glDNAL DISTRICT, NNiliru hNTH, aud AAlsr WARDS.
An dla sd ueu In his dct who have not yes reported
and those whose tune has been extended hereby notified
ha IepIt at these headquarters or before to
H. sy Utobe hey VIII be proceeded eeA4ns es de-
-sf,cTa rn9 wi b. tre1.cd as ruci
BE,J. \. MANlERRE.i
pl.s.Ler. Eolld II Enrolm,ui and Provost. Nishal
SpEsCER klRBY
Iognnissiousr OF Board OF Enrolment
GEORGE T. WOODWARD,
Surgeon Board OF Enr0.lme nt
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COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
Roard Of kuperyisOrs.

OFFICIAL TUESDAY, sept 20 1885, O'Clock p 10.
The Board met pursuant 10 adourumen in their Chamber
No. II City tall 49, -,
Present Supervisors Blunt, Conner Davis, Ely, Purdy
Shook. and Tweed
Ia te sb-encc Of The President Supervisor fTdy moved
that Supervisor Fly take the chair
Which carried
The minutes Of tie last retn, read and spIfoved
PETITIONS.
Petition Of Elizabeth Nsotson, e1ecutr,I FOR relief Rom
tas.
Which wa r,f,rrtd 10 Committee on Annunl Teses.
Petition OF olalunnis against the Comisioncr Of RECORD
Which o. referred 70 Committee On Annual Taxes
BILLS.
Bil Of John NJ Toetayor amounting 20 Sfl 10 Tor meals
furnished Sixth Regiment Newioik National ouari no"
July "a TO August H.. g., = -, -.
Which vac TeIrud to Committee CriLni Courts and
Police
Dl OF the follow ns named Tor serving sabD1nas, &C., Tor
ths month Of s, y'emb,r 1868:
John Mcbo" aIi. ......ss.'s.''.'''''' ..
II. j. hurN..... .s...sss.ss'
Which wst received ana referred 10 COMMITTEES on Criminal
Courts ind Iol.ec.
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Bcn. wade and John BrOugis
Roth for nn Abolition War.

Ben. Wade is a United States Senator
from Ohio. lie is the man who said
some eight ears ago, at a mass meeting
IN Maine, that there was "really no
Union between the north and the south -
and that ne went "for Union where all
men are equal, or for no Union at all"
This same Senator Wade made a
speech at McConnelsviIle and Martha.
Sept. % and 24--the same speech at
each place--which is reported in the
Cincinnati CommercioL Of Sept. 26. In
that speech Mr.. Wade, in stating the
position Of himself and his political
friends (the radical bolitionists) said:
81 shall fight this fight as long as
have breath. or until the bonds shall fall
from every human being in the United
States, aud there shall be no such re.
proach upon our glorious institutions as
the possibility Of slave existing with.
in our jurisdiction.
Here we have in explicit terms the
radical Abolition platform, The war is
to be prosecuted-no matter at what cost
OF blood end treasure---of desolation and
sorrow-not only till every negro slave
is freed, but until there is no possibility
Of a slave existing IN the United States
This, too, is the position Of john
Brough, AMI is the war policy those
men sustain who advocate his election.
Wade in his speeches at McConnelsvill-
and Marietta, commended Brough high.
ly. Why did he do il? Simply because
Brough is with him in the abolitiJ "a
scheme for making the war, originally
declared for the preservation Of the I'm
in, a war for the destruction Of slavery.
Brough said in his speech at Marietta.
on the 10th Of june last, that he desired
"never to see peace restored with the
political power of this institution sla-
very restored" and in his Cleveland
speech made soon after his nomination,
he said
Either slavery mus. be torn out, root
and branch, or the government will ex-
iat no longer"
bus Brough, Wade and the leaders
Of taeir party would prolong the war,
not to restore the Union and maintain
the supremacy Of the Constitution, but
to obliterate slavery and set all the ne
groes free, and have our sons, brothers,
fathers and countrymen sacrificed, butch
cred, murdered, TO keep them free.
Those who are in favor of such con
duct Of the war and such an object as the
Ultimate end to be attained by it, will
vote the Brough ticket; those who al,
/ against it will vote the Democratic tick
ct with Vallandigham at its head
/ Statesman.