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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-03-18

ONEperson writes, her daughter was cured
of fits of nine years standing, and st Yitns
dance of two wears. -, . ~ s.sis4a4 -
ANOTHER writes. his son was cured
after his flesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case ineusAr
ble
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever and A9us
after trying every medicine in his reach.fT
81 ANOTHER was cured of Fever '6oee
which had existed fourteen years.
ANOTHER of Rheumatism Of eight yearA
Cases innumerable Of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint could be mentioned in which 6s
Purifier and Pills y.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-03-18

March IL, ls63.-6w.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-16
SENTIMENTS In
IBtS.

Tho Ohio Statesman, of January ! |, 1s4S,
contains tho proceedings of Democratic
meeting held at Dayton, Montgomery county,
on the 18th Of December, l847, to appoint
delegates to the 9th of January Convention
st that meeting a committee of Eve was
appointed to draft resolutions expressive
of the sense of tho Democracy of that
county. c. L. Vallandigham James Brooks
George Houi, w. j. NJ. Batchcldcr and
Daniel Tucker, wcro appointed said com
mittcc.
Nallandigham made tho report, which
was adopted,
Here is one of tho res outions rcrbatin,,
italics and all, just as it stands in the States.
Wuii:
Rcsoircd, That whatever opinions might have
been entertained Of the origin, necessity or Justice
by the Tories Of the Revolutionary war, by the Fed
eralistS of the late with England, or by the
Wings and Abotonists OF the present war with
Mexico, the fact Of their country being engaged in
such war ought to have been sufficient for them
and to have precludcd debate on that subject, till
successful termination of the war, and that in the
meantime, the patriot could have experienced he
difficulty in recognizing his piaoc ON the side ol
his country, and could have never been induced 10
yield either physical or moral "aid to the enemy.
| The hyPocritc and traitor is now boastng
of the protection which the British flag at
fords to American traitors, and he calls
upon Democrats TO refuse to supply dol
lar to the soldiers who arc fighting "on the
side of their country"
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THE LAWRENCE ATROCITIES.

Some of the tcndish decls pcrpotratcd
by the dcmons who burned Lawrence, will,
perhaps, never he made known but enough.
Oh! God has been learned to sickcn and
writhc heart not ossiticd to flint. Enough
has been learned of the internal atrociouS-
ness of that bloody nightto make tho blood
leap with u tcverish impulse for revenge.
Every miscroant toppcrhead engaged in
that bloody mornings work, should be sum,
MARTY sent to their chief master - the
Devil
A letter from Mr., Terry, at Lcavcnworth,
10 his father, Captain Terry, of Columbus, of
the firm Of Hawks & Terry, rolltos some of
tho most Gcndish enormities ever recorded
orcvcn savage mon Nh Terry says "On
entering the city of Lawrence they killed.
tho Kansas Stage Company's blacksmith,
who was Working over his anvil at y o'clock
in the morning lie was the first victim,
aud tho life of this industrious man was
worth more than every life in thoir band,
, They shot four men who were asleep in a
in the street WAS thoir victim, and mw-
dcred on the spot, They won't into pri
vato dwelling house and commanded the
/ occupants to como out, which they did, -four
/ in numher, and were Mihlcssly shot down
before their wives, They fired all the
houses in the city Except few aui then
murdered the inmates Az thoy rushed out,
1 lHic Joy fo,Wiccn gears NR r1S hrotca
into a hoi fi0WacG wih his hands tied
One man rushed out of his house with at
infant in his arms when the house was al
in tamcs, hut wac shot IA soon an hc ap
rcared Mt the doorway, and the murderer,
Rre!"
Could the most uututorcd savagcs of tn
South Sea Islands pcrpctrato acts NOR
. revolving? And what was the watchw o.
, that cheercd hcm on to their bloody work
| "Nallandighm! Yes the air was rcu
| with shouts for Nallandigham as they mu,
I dcred the dctcuccess citizens of lawrcnc,
4. aud applied the torch to thoir propcrl,
!. The requiem that walled in the ears ct thei
. dying victims was the cracking flames an
The chcers that rent the air ion the iuiamou
traitor whose namo history will cover wit
=, more damuiug iUiamy than Arnold or Bur
u, Think of tl,ia, voters of Ohio, and never iii
= grace yow manhood or your patriotism 1
shouting or voting for man So loathod Al
degraded
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FACTS FOR THE VOTERS on OniO
10 IsE VI u VI BIER.
A.t ths voters "s Ohio Hrmcmbcr:

ii
Thai y,Ii,,d;rb,m =, -, Src,.s,oS,s1 from prn
,,p,o. Let tho ALLOWING extracts bear witness.
"Ir any one cr more OF the States of this Union
thould al any time eccede - for Of the sui
hoiency and justice ol wlneh' before ,rnu ann INC
great tr'nnna' OF ms,nry' ,nrF aunr wa. mug
mueh as ! may uGp't1,r ", SE,nE ,t M"uiu' i , an
~. :, '',, J, t i'r,,n
blood should be s'ed ia cirR rar - Iuitnndigtam at
'ooper fnaiutc, Nov. 2, 1860.
Nnllandgham proposed to divide The Union int'
tour scpntatc sections and further proposed the
fl,ownr.
"Iproposc that NO state shall sCccdc WITHOUT
the consent OF thc ,rgl'o,u''S o' u' .' >'a,'s ~
NAV bclopr."
Therefore. vanudisham is willing that a State
should scccdc with the consent of oNE.rouRrn of
the States composinp thc Union.
v.,.x s o,,,,, ,,.,,,h,r,
ma, y,,,,nI;rh,r, i q, D,srx,n.,sr wi,r,.s
,, ,o,,,,;,, r,',,,,,;o,, ir,-o,ccl M, him il, Con.
,,r,,. rot,n,,, ,ast
o Tho r-ri,,l .;t,,ce ,r. J,,,y.l ,r.a r,or COG.
,,crf, as follows"
IN speech, del.vcrad b. h,m IN Ccngr,sg, Web.
rll:y 20, 1881, 10 uttered The following
y propose 20 recognise Tue e1ls'.no
o. sGo!orS ae f'AlD tAot ,....,a..s - .,,.,
ap,.,n' 'ararToSs az ,bo IIn;on :"
as o,,,,, u.,,,,u,hcr,
Tha,vo,,,rd;,.har !. Tu,,rou Wi,nr.. this
,,,rc.s;o, IN hi. sncccb a, Dcvton. Angus, . 1856,
"Iu,vr xor vnrrr ,or ory Army or NAVY bill
or any Army or Navy appropriation, since the
meeting o' Congress, "n tue ath o' '"lY' 'N'i'
Tie mus eA'ennou an m'l,'uoh w MS country
7'Ss, IN Spccch a Nr""rN' w" '''''F' j" r'o
1nary' lo'"' 10 invade the Nor'h
II mas peNn pInclaimcd ,na. never Wai tne
S,a,ns ~, 4; ~. ,,,r !, t,n, ~, bo,,, f,,,w M
cntinq spirit no prospect of peace no sound Of con
cord 20 rsdch ",,r cGr', THEY OUGHT Io hE
'Np''hh io NAME ih'' iH' "'''N'
Let the yotcrs of Ohio Nrmcmbcr!
That ynllaudirham declared that il Grant should
,Ian,,,o1 H., I'll, ho ol,,,,I.h,,ir II viclsh,,r,
W. "o''""" n' "'"'N Wv w"
frll It would insure his defeat. hct loyal Demo-
Gratis reflect that this Nallandighnm party acknowl.
c3yc tbrcupb their lr,lrr that their surcrss ,lr.
g. -, A., .i,c,,, r,h, Ir,,;,, .r,,,, M,
P'""' uP'" "o u'''"' " Wv NV" ","'
party that expects to succeed upon the blood OF de
fcatrd Union armies is so clearly disluya that no
ma, uood IN, d,ccivcd M Z, ia tru, ch,rurt,r
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Lees Army Depleted.

NEW loNE, Sept, ll.-'rhc Times dis
patch says There is scarcely doubt but
that Lees army is being depleted to rein
forco Bcaurcgard and Bragg, Up to within
y week thcro was no positive evidence that
this WAS SO, but nov it is reduced to a
certainty. Our intelligence to this effect is
corroboratcd by adviccs from Crouuisc, who
writes that LougStreet's corps has been or.
dcred west and south. \ larger portion of
it is going 20 Bragg, the halauco probably
ono division, To Charleston. llools divis.
ion OF tina corps moved from their camp,
near fredericksburg, on Tuesday morning,
the sth, at o'clock and il il generally un-
derstood among their private soldiers that
it was going IN Charleston. A column OF
$4,000 70 10000 men can, in one week, be
easily thrown by the Virginia and Elst
lemcssce Railroad TO Bristol or Grcens
Vile, IN East leuuessec.
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THE DRAFT ~ ONO.

Tho wheel of fortune - is to be- turned
N Ohio, Acting Provost Marshal General
plrott received orders irom Washington.
on Thursday last, to proceed with tho draft
IN this State. Iho number of men to ho
furnished ia le.6OO Ad4ns the nifty per
cent for exemptions, &C.. aud the number
of names 10 be dravn Will r. nearly 2 coo
The o'hee' b"~'nr rs rer0lr',o-. ,r C.r,.g
nan 10 DAY. That ~il ba thc s,gtG'l ~
operation. II ored!, for sll the volurteegc
i'r.!shel up n rho present time he given
r.-3y .J4anes Ih,olsaol, the State s3
escape Ihe daft eHtiTe
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Central Ohio Conference
S E Nj IN A II Y!
Az MAUMEE CITY, OHIO.

THIS INSTITUTION will open for the ensuing
i year, on the 18th inst. +. NJ. SEARLEs, A. D.,
has recently been appointed Principal, and we feel
entire confidence in recommending him as a man
peculiarly adapted to the work to which he is
called
For the accommodation Of those desirous Of pre-
pairing themselves for the responsible duties of
teaching, NORMAL CLASS will be formed, for
their benefit, at the beginning of each Fall aud
Spring Term; daily drills will be given in those
branches usually pursued in common schools, and
a Lecture, twice each week, pertaining to the sub
jcct of teaching. This class will be under the u-
mediate instruction Of the Principal who will make
il practical work, and we are certain that it will
be permanent benefit to all who may avail them
selves of the advantages of his instruction. This
class will continue, this Fall, eight weeks. These
wishing to join for shorter time will be accom-
modated.
Terms of tuition arc as in other institutions of
similar grade
Calendar for the ensuing year Is &c follows:
Fall Term, eleven weeks, begins Sept. IS, and
ends Nov. so, 1868.
Winter Term, sixteen weeks, begins Dec. z 1889,
acd erde March IS, 1861!
Spring Term, fourteen weeks, begins March rs,
and ends June 80, 1864.
by order of Executive Board.
II. BURRITT Secretary.
Maumec City, o.. Sept. = 1869. f9d
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IhiRlt of IL.

he htlss to your lsnd-;ho value Of
your moRey-tbs security to person and
property all depend upon the maintenance
ot the Government II tho rebellion sue
ceeIs our paper monoy is wOyd, nothing,
the pensions 10 soldiers widows and or
phans are worth nothing. How foolish,
thon, with our all depending upon the result
ot this struggle, is it for any one to embar-
rass 'Nls Goyernnept, by voting or armed
resistance. Vallandisham docs oppose the
Government--he wishes 10 he Governor
that be may oppose il tho more efooiually,
and yet there are men foolish enough % sup.
port hin. :; > saiaiso--!; y .S-S-e59. -
fNe~So~irn
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Capture of Cumberland Gap.

burnside writes as follows TO the War
Department at Washington:
CUMBERLAND Gar, Sept. Q.
have tclographod you our movements
of tho occupation of Knoxville 10y our forces.
Since then a cavalry force has been sent
up the railroad to within few miles of
Bristol, capturing three locomotives and 20
additional cars. Another force. composed
of two regiments of infantry and two of
cavalry, brought to this place in person
to reinforce Gen. Shackclford, who was
here with two regiments of cavalry, Col
DcCouccy being on the Kentucky side
with brigade, which started in that dj-
rcction before leaving Kentucky,
The infantry brigade marched from Knox
willie to this place, GO miles, in - hours
The garrison here, consisting of over 1000
men aud II pieces of artillery, made an un
conditional surrender at p. NJ, to day
without fight.
A. +, BURNSIDE, Major.G General
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On Saturday and Sunday last there was a
two.days' meeting of the NJ f. Church at
Caledonia, in Marion county, which was at
tended 10y the Presiding Elder of the dis
trict Rev Thomas IL, Wilson, in connection
with the regular minister, Rov. w. 5. Paul.
On sunday night, after the family of Mr.
Paul had retired, knock was heard at the
door, and Mr. Paul on going TO the door,
was told 10y the person making the alarm
that hc and the crowd 10y whom he was ac.
componied wanted to SEQ Rev, Wilson, who
WAS stopping with him, and have him take
back somo thing he had said. Mr. Paul
told them Mr.. Wilson had retired, but that
as ho was an honorable man. that ii they
would come the next morning he would see
and talk with them. Mr.. Paul then closed
the door. This WAS about midnight, An
hour later, crowd came yelling for Val
landgiam, and commenced an assault on
the house with clubs. stones and eggs
The windows We're all brokeu in, the family
driven from their beds by the missiles and
tho walls aud furniture of the house hrujse,
and besmcarcd We presume this 10 an
othcC example of huttornut free Gpscch
/ nj which we hcar 80 much now a-daya.
/ Bw.aHS JWWR
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SAN rEASosc5 Sept To- Adyloes iyv,N
san Louis PJ,osi. M sxjco, TO tho 18th OF
August, tulu!sh tie h.,hly important intel.
EF"r-c that President JaaIos aud Cabinet
haye been urged by loading Mexicans and
representatives. Of ooGth American Repab.
lcs, - fora Continental Alliance, ccbrac-
Ing Cab, Porn, Co!Unbia tho AvgeD,..e
Consideration, san Salvador, Honduras
Cost! Elca Nicaragua, GGatamala, and
Mex CO. 10Y the purpose OF resisting
European orcgoacApeD,s on Mexico o.
any o'her South American Republic. The
United S'aies are 20 - ,c7;'e e. sesa 5s!
sf'aa 80 Nn s>s..to
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-16

Three monitors are now in course of con-
struction at South Boston. OF these, two
are being huilt at the shipyard of the Globe
works. They are named Suncook and Was
sue. The Sunrook is receiving her plating
aud will probably be ready for launching
about the latter part of December. Only
the keel of the Wassuc is laid. The other
monitor is building at the shipyard of Aquila
Adamsy and is called the Chino. 1t is
about as far advanced as the Suncook.
These monitors and those at East Boston
are of exactly the same make, differing
neither in length, breadth, depth, process
of plating, nor in amy thing appertaining to
their building, They are TO he 255 feet in
length, to have Is feet beam; and draw 81
feet of water. They are altogether too shal
low for sea service, and must either be in
tended for river navigation or harbor dc
tense. Reports assign them 10 the latter
use. 1t is believed that they will be en-
ploycd as projections for the harbors il
Massachusetts, Bay,
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Important from Gen. siblcy,s Comm,nd.

We have intelligence from General Sh-
lcy's command to the oath of August, He
was then marching to point eighty miles
further up tho Missouri, with the intcn-
ton of attacking about Fix thousand Sioux
Indians cucamped there. This unexpected
turn of affairs in the Indian campaign is
published in the st. Paul Press dated
September !, which states that on the
preceding evening they had received
dispatches from General Slbey, who was
at Alexandria. They were in substance as
| follows;
\ messenger had arrived at Fort Albtr-
cromhic from pemhna, with the important
intelligence that Standing Buffalo had ar.
rived at that place, (Pembina) and bearing
"A communication from that Chief to General
Sblcv, to the ctt'cct that two or three days
after Gcncral Sihley had left tho Missouri
aparty of miners -- twenty.tour in number
returning from Idaho by boat down the
! Missouri, and whilo cncamped near the
place where the Sioux were driven across
tho river were attacked by the Sioux. 4
desperate fight cnsuod, the result ot which
was that the whole party or miners wcr,
killod, hut not till they had left thirty dcao
SIOUX an the spot as a proof Of the bravery
with which the little band of Spartans de
toudcd themselves against the overpowcr
ing force otthc aSsaiauts. With the above
iniouuatiou, Standing Buffalo sends word I,
General Slblcv that the Sisstons, of whom
hc is Chief, viii undertake TO deliver NJ
the murdercrs, on condition that the white
will cunccdc to the Sissitons the possession
of thc ShayCuuc Valley"
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Morris Island Erncnatcd.

roUrREss MoNUor, September S-Thc
Richmoul E'qUUcr, ct the Sth, coutams the
following;
my had advanced their sappcrs up 20 the
muat ut Wagner, and II being mpussible to
hold il, RyaueSard ordered its evacuation,
which took place at noon The enemy
hold Cummings Point in fun view # the
city Ntlvy hrng is now CNlus on between
our batteries on su'hvsns islanA and ror'
Moultrie AND The NNritovs
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HY "av ~ Nlshlr ~tNr v- hs"o s1piroe
% SATURDAY or the Army e. The Cumheg.
Land General Seslcys d,v'sion appears to
have haG . rghr with the retreaHNg robel
Amy. aI9 .t,l back four miles Paru u,a,s
arc wanting Gen Cyiuerden advanced
IRON Oh4;aEcosg. an. tho Union symy was
asalu cocoe2wsted. Bragg vas ge,gea,iug
more dehbs,alsly 'sas i.o!a rG!,aAopa. j
order 10 prevent Go9srl!ons aul no,V,Jh,
standing this pYSc2;tian large c..-,ht'g
Nt.- tE.s. Nm. 80. ~, l..aa
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Oun NEXT nnrREsENrArINE.

At the Representative Convention, which
mot at Elmerc, on the 10th inst, John Ry
der, ESQ of Ottawa county, received the
nomination as Representative for Wood
and Ottawa counties in the next General
Assembly. Mr.. Ryder is highly spoken OF
as young man of superior attaiuments, s.
good lawyer, and above all, y staunch, earn
eat Union man, HIS election is an absolute
certainty
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The CoPPEEnEAD PLArFoRM.--The plat
form of the Coppcrheads is thus succinctly
set forth in communication to the Loun.
gers" colmn of Huper's Weekly:
First ReSolred, That we are in favor
of the war
Second Resolred, That we are OPP
posed to all measures for carrying it on"
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Good for Wood County.

The Union Convention of Wood souuty has mad"
mp the county ticket principally OF wounded
soldiers. That Is right We iutcr there was not
Copperhead, Wdc-sprcad," on Goose at the Con-
Srntion, as no Kissing is reported "Sury t'ss"
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BUCKEYE PORTABLE CIDER MILLS.
BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILL
PROCLAMATION!


THE Electors of Wood county, Ohio, are hereby
l. notified to meet in their respective Townships
on the SECOND (2) TUESDAY IN OCTOBER
next, that being the thirteenth day, between the
hours Of six (6) o'clock A. NJ. and six (6) O'Clock
7. NJ, at the usual places Of holding elections
therein, or at such places as the Trustees thereof
may designate, and then and there proceed by bal
lot to vote for suitable persons to fiji the following
offices, to-wit:
One Governor, one Lieutenant Governor ono
Judge of the supreme Court one Auditor of State
Treasurer Of State, one Member of Board of
Public Works, Que State Senator, one State
Representative, one County Commissioner, one
Treasurer, one Auditor, ono Clerk of Court, one
Judge of Probate Court, one Prosecuting Attorney,
and one Coroner.
The Trustees of each Township are required or,
the day of election aforesaid to select good Judi
cious persons having the qualifications Of electors
TO the number set opposite the Of their town
ship to serve as Jurors for the Court of Common
Pleas, for the year 1864, to-wit:
Pcrrysburg, II; Bloom, s; Liberty, 81 Lake, 4;
Portage, 5; Henry, 81 Troy, 4; Center, s. jackson
l; Freedom, Z; Middleton, & Weston, 6; Mont
gomcry, 10; Washington, 3; Milton, 81 Perry, Z
/ Plain, .; Webster, 5.
/ Given under my hand, officially, at Perrysburg
/ this ID day of September, 1868.
q. Z. GUYER, Sheriff.
/ PeTysburg, o., Sept. >, 1868. lsf
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THE CONTRAST,

HESaY NJ BRowS, OF Dayton, who was
arrosted some mouths since, on the charge
of numbering j +, bnllmycr, editor Of the
Dayton Empire, was acquitted on Thursday
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a descrtcr from Lees army reports that
three brigades have been sent TO the relief
Of Bragg, much to the disgust Of the men,
who regard Braggs defeat as foregone
conclusion.
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WHAT THEY SAY ABROAD.

The National Onion, sunday paper in
Cincinnati, in speaking of the county ticket
nominated by the Onion Convention OF this
county. saws:
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pAI,soN DRowNLow.

This uncompromising enemy OF every
thing that has a tingc of Secession OF rebel
lion, and who was, two years since, NAL
treated, robbed, imprisoned and finally
driven away Ivy the rebel horde who over
run Eastern Tennessee his only crime be-
ing firm and inward devotion to tho Union
is again about TO establish himself at his
former home, Knoxville, Tennessee. aud
will commence the publication OF news
paper in which, we have no doubt, he will
deal sturdy blows to the foes OF the Union.
Wo rcjoico that this veteran is enabled to
return to his old home, whcro patriots and
traitors alike shall hear from him. But the
following il his prospectus for the proposed
publication. Read it:
Brownslow's Knoxville whig aud Rebel
Ncntilntor.
propose TO publish weekly and tri-
weekly journal bearing the above title, ut
Knoxville, in Fast Tennessee; and the
weekly paper, made mp from the contents
"f the tri.wceklics, propose to send out
to distant subscribers, tor 7Uo D1iluS per
anuum BCdriajy paid in mirdHce. Sub
scriptons and rcmittanccs will be forwarded
! to me ut CinciHRdti, from which point cx.
poct to ship my paper and materials ! cx-
pcci 10 issue the first number in October
~ it was in that month, two years ago, my
paper was crushed out by the God-forsakcr
/ mob at Knoxville, called the C0HJetierotc
| 1uthorHicS. will commence with this
| Ihcll-horn and hcl.bould rebellion where
the traitors forced me to leave off, and al
who wish the paper would do well to bo
gin with the first issue, as intend that sin
Gle paper shall bo worth the subscription
price to any Unconditional Union man!
lu the rule of my editorial conduct shal
abiurc that severity which destroys the in
dependence of tho press, and cast from me
that iactious opposition which gives tC
party what is due to country. And willis
the name Of my journal indicates in unmis
taxable terms, its politics, | shall, as faith
fnl sentinel, forget Wings, Democrats. Know
Nothings, and Republicans, and rcmombe
only my Government and the preservation
of the FEDERAL CNIoN--as richly worth al
tho sacrifices of blood and treasure the
preservation may cost even to the cXter
mination of the prcsentraco of men. and til,
consumption of all the means of the prcsen
age! VIC. BROWNLOW.
September I, 1868.
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LADIES FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS.

In this department great advantage may be OBJ
tanned by close cash buyers, from the fact that the
goods are bought for cash directly Of the Eastern
dealers and manufacturers, and all imported goods
are bought at Just what it costs to import them;
hence he can afford to sell goods at