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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-05
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ten M q, D.. ,"1tibuns" ufdbst man
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NuIi& wu,ttn f4durlt&s Bn'lausien
tae Qi&t 9,ioasr. tus!6e IN Eager rn
Nuonpalse etrttn rrltt wu1etn unp un'
,r ttntn III I'm Disna, eN N'aiuuna
ntbenrtn ia ,tn 0mtfun0 ttarihtnsf
Gub,Isuts ~ tuIetn battsn. Go :rrurrsn
in ei.ism eoaer Cen eo|tasnei'usn rauru'
6,atRdd a ur1'n Rrcr, zine un1e jbalts
rcben gptd. gum minaae'i{& 4 lna'n
B,oe, cine baIbs pint R~tislurpt, unp
3um gtmrt0m nnos &ofr usEabrsi&t.
9n 10 1oatn srbitl,tn rte esu.e tiee 2
Rntcnm &arcfhn. Na&ttm uran dttt
tfn 3aFtt bstbts WeNu Rsso6en bate,
nabm man i'm nicer tNaue,. tredntte
,unr 3npadtt ibn In Bd0u unc pufoufts
:rttfsn Cliff flr $14 per Gae7 in A!tran.
eria. no Il. rrobri&dnli& nodmaIs for
N.duuna rsr Ntairuna on ttouf' 'rures.
d, Gubtltute batsn talb ,nfaultte
Diifh ~ ,ftn ttfommsn> bns friids
1Itifd rurte BON rtntn rnftuf'.> msl&sn
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mar. Oi61is1t, tr.!@e f& in bebtn S'd'
|una.n btfnetn. fsu,n '@ an Ten Bard'
oer,i,n tttteiIiQt baten. unr - Gnp un'
lu(udunan I'm 8anAs. UNI .eis Gtspl'r
Su1 @srunlppriuna Au aisbsn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-05

HsuT 4sstsr md Saep Dsrs 1es epfts
baueu,, Der pa.tlsr GoItsiponrsnt w.
IGindnnsti. Ueltstlatt"' f&1stbt am z.
-.Nd4asu Sepatde wtrb ts1 eufif&tf,
ftr 'glaSar. nit ttnsn Hiefsnbauon
,0,ant," bs1, erbetsu 2tSiatban., Ut ftt
len 3ettsn Wonpolfsre !: rte 1dfte rur@'
(dnilen, aufRetRtu une 6tet Jtsn oilanti'
Dean nod ausrtta ID sadanatn
iu&eu., " miro sins AnaaN tsruorra.
aenpsr Nttsliscsr esr yr.I1e unp 2 . n3
iunes Spt6blinee tsr ariRosralie. ra'un.
TT etn priHl.t Sapn.D tmasrfein, auf
fsinsr asfdbrlt&sn asife uttnstmsn. aud
uiQ Narar, stn Sournal uniU rem Ittsl:
.,Du Asrpnaut," S,iuetn. esNsn nRe
Nummsr am Gage tn Aeuhfon auf ets
Marefsipe perfouft ,rsresn fcu. Eh
"Gpouemsn" RON paris ine dtu TAO
proisti Robar'e In bsr erS6'n a%ufrseuna
unb jubuofe, Wtttsu (lnp tuu,t ra1dtn
werpsn. ob Naear NIT ftnfua
~ 9sant" ptr'lt& Rem ,go.t o"sr irasne
sinsn punft IN esu Or. etaotsn srrs'&tn
pirp. Collie fsir ,poabaIfau plan u
folA baben. pubsn bic Rem yctfu eins
t&te gurtoGtdt au ftbsn bttcmmsn. tsnn
or Naras'f&s Bauou IA sttnfo ptaonti(@
il. fsinsn pruportionsu. mic fnnrst@ uar
elegant In feinsr &%ouRruhton."
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-05
,&pbaek;s Maqt1n-Bitttr,s,:;:

Dtatt BAterS zxSshear gusu.
INN nt&i, als en- Aasttsil sftpra.
rel6e aatS 1leAfl,e bte. rbaS Blfitf
srettt, ttiltt akr. e. int ID fbri!!.
,arsffd6tAea pub teifeaeei
agent M; etn ptEliames ,snh su.i
sessbE,er. iReaulas, l,hss EsftmS j..
SSn, anes, 21bdlta - -4antes, ks.
ieabess}tn ben b,Qtaea Dihriittu
bel MsfsnS -1nb, ,6ahrtRene, RI
haGeIse etnseflktt, Hsi Sea If, XIII
Il. pfunt.s afsanfter.l uanti,ai
sns4 tmiteatetnemm ber
Ber,t'u ats etu trohltbatistj ,pt4
ter,atis, nbe6eilmittti sesen lie.
W une Maue, aesen feber,
befbuerbsn, Gduenheber
TpSpsrfSes t1aoerkanitbtetl
.GNbfudbt. EN,pineei, aethi
ae 1eptefffpn waffiAfeit
ale Observation-Disclosures rex
VerfauuusSfphen ,S eExstpIfu.
.0d&pa&ten verIeusu, pirbSbaReI,
B. bdsuberS smS{pbler., b. -, ".
pelif uub Stu sanieu Rarpsr std.is
''{ Ss.ft & onle1,i..tt .ps,Idf: :,
yrdpnrirt nnb auS ttnes fslteneu
QemAtuotipn non Murletn, QhoR.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-05

81 p: ST. a ss|,s! g sts,stts t;.st:
nod fay eiatse, faas ,sa1 flr OouS.
,Sipmsurp etfAinmie, Dilp .,0puY.S sy.
dsiss 0~Istnbtrs jut4gn6&t asf'
Dad @ilp II In tsintm ltsi@ ssers
.aolrsitn, NIT G&MtBptrt Y%trfsbtten: aobs
men siuada6t tsr ron osm tdnRlsrif&sn
0d&mad st 0nfuN8era pru. @m.
6pfmonn, asuat.".c n ,tI ."1"9"}.". =
99r bet'n rae "gAAndAsn. tfsk ebs.
fd&li6s Nahri&t nod MinbsilunSss au
nadua'n. wd6e uns ttrtft Don stnenll
1rtunb. GtSmeu.s ,esro.rsn fnr. ban
mir bd sintm Bdu&s In TIN 1qHts
,rofsn.' H., a.. '4'4 .1rt.v
Das BNb fcu tn srobrboftee'@ sifer>
wett fdn. une tis 1a'fsuuns III fol-
'psnts: go v'"'N.
Born R,bt @cus. etymour srdbr.ns
G,lti&ef 6uabte auf s'n.m, G &,mtlt'n'
ter ibm fsbt snp i'm -inen MT Vle'ttn.
f&eir u~uasbrrtn St(utnntut ouf(tst: out
srpstatm tN @eIts R.ben in hoe sign
vinces! QiniS uns rs6iS an tsn SH'to
A.tsn spst mdunlt& f61n sn,bIebtt Sru
ldn.u. pon rh&tn r,r Gtns rintn 3ndp'
|pN hdat rdbrtnr eu anrsrs nit ssrn
1uts auf rsn pslf,dprd6rsn,sn 3snnhp
trit,, unp pu Anrsrt stne Gadh f&riuai!t
rrdb,.np nstm ibm n7 Ntantint in bren'
nsnrtn RIdrNn ft,tot. A.. -:
9m bintuNrunr, Rtbt Ri6tu meGunn
Arm In srm NIT Moanus 3tsin; ..
.. tn4t mttr.tiutm Auat rue ntintz uttt
rsm anrsru. auf rem 1,dmmsrn tinsr
asrtrc& .ntR3 p1atfo1,, fbt 8ouunriabom
UNI housri. Ia X an Dbio tatis.- Brsn'
nents 6du(sr uub Q,iden uo"umortnen,
Boraun atb,n rem ganlen sinsn pd,ei'
een At(6lDe.
NddNt @oa.. miro tos gi'r In, .Bu'
rsau >u S%,aattin.un8 oufq'f.Qt fin.
'(R. .. Abl8.).r
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-05

Orr Wtutsr TART: uus an. Rad tef'
hn,u, N,a,n bsesdt 6&nse bte, Gvbe. 81
Der Dintsvi ima AbrtssnnS anbs, IT, Dts9a'
MIN uub IN E,nnsGtts sbsnz n. frat stR'
ottrstsu, ME bier II SetDa.., 1pte 'saalaa ~
%bt,w.ifelu, 70 tat Ssf. Dauit; ~ tim &.
u,a u,d&Masn~ 4unresseuefsa :ane ee'
9ou(rryahviemus In ,Nurben etnsn mtst.
foua.u ,Gvtp,rator. @dtvsab bas Ooll
Gut{&stpunas, S&la&.sn ervartuussSsu
,nto,eenR,bt. ptrb bw 1elestapt Don
bot.uiofsn @sasn, pom Dred H. s&mae
bsri&teu. bts 70 oft bsm MtQltlar ane
b,us Bu,Q uno tsua 1ausd ~ ba!te Ia
u,tn, uup q wiIo Ia bte Dtnts1quarttste
eso. ,p,re,n pir olfo nd&fsn Grdbltna
ntht .p,it,r f,tu, ale jtbt.: unfsre Astass
uirb fretll@ wdbrenb vs. BtuteEe soua'
nl,iirt unb veradrtt .uerben; aber au@
IN. Dayfs, tur& BE 6erbaefcles sruu'
tbtat, ,ptyp nt@t untbdtta fstn. Absr au@
BAD Cob plrb In @srtbe at9sn auis1s
Nattpual.G currency fetaeu, wab.sne eas
eenf6putrts pupterselp eauua ttsfst fn'sn
tann, uls 70 tersite eeiunssn n.
Gs uars, fsbr i&laus OpsIatton.",
bur& pel&e bic sldnlsuee1 Grfolas Der
llutouewoftn I'M Wonate Sui I'm Spdt'
bsrbfe tteilpnle tptsbstuu ,nsutral'f1t
pu,pen. Dem EerbsrrntalsnH TO St
mug tlbR fem Gstnb ansrssnnuna ~
T6eil uereen- Ia4en. Abr mir tatftn
ou& nt&t p,resGtr, eae tbm pom Noretn
BET tur& unfdbt9fett. Dummtett y. tn
BE 6dnbs Ssarteist watee. Die Abit'
tuna bss 3olsntrunj: NIT aQsn e'sle'b'
bsaltiteneen umRdnbtn, pdhssne psr'
M,abe, tu BE 8anle mtIttd' tl&e &aa'
bsr Dtnae vubarb, I'M Commando blsb.
Enb Gbat(a&sn, bic IN tu G1tnnssuna
btb Botlss blttbsn reroen.
Dir babsu auf bte Gonfqusn3sn elmer
{ol&en Bunoieune bn etssidtrtasn 0aus'
puane ~pt.esrtolt aufmntfam Asma@. unit
tptr weQen nt&t .ptsoetbo!su.
@ir wousn nur nod bsusvssn. bal
Olo Nte NIT fstnsm aueasf&riebensr
Bub, unb BtttA8 u fpds tonmt. De-
,6tmmA" tat bereite BEN SsH. Daste
unb alien lstnsn @sb0lfen In No1esn s''
Gal9enfrtf bspiQt8t.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-05

q, ..s,sn, plib ben pnh 3imtu ttrrtef, ptI9e bnr6 lan0e
Gtsnlid,e Grtahruna as beenb ~ ntrltena btuntsg rarbtn
a., uptttue,&s aus t~pnifdbsu Gtaentdbaften lus ftnttrura
NH 5etluns Scr sbesseuaugtsn xranihett.n seaetn,
Gin. e6arantie,s. Su BeStfbuna cut nhsfaHattt. MIN %
Sarartirtn :as mttn Sitsers eine sts.ns Trpse.ttsa sen e:
saep utst,tnii&sa Srsrssisa,tsn ans; Fs!laer sefsI alt ~;
seub etn anherer Dasetuttttsrt lin u'arite: unb tst eete'tt&
q. sssaa e!.s s:s iss L'., s.ltsss si i. ~ f.: :. .a 'sstt ss;s, T.
I,su seEa&t uat, II eta, grtiftt. ttn QUE mstnt Gu,nhen INN
1reiea Nal nit Atetaet EdtsStatt!sr tanttn. -, 49,.
~ u IN meme NtH&t efrfku. kinen drtttel ~ HtfefM. pr -
ltn metnen Ruuhen AefaGeu pirt, une Der tbr!th. 4lnftt rot
man vpa tbm fs,bert. 50 rin ut&t snsherta9tn ant' MO
fir bief.s oitieys etras beanfprunen, eas Mot ernRNtatth
unb rae bsFsS Iustntea ut&t p1tlli6 R@rn. Sste Bouieius
sntbdlt. ME a~nassetsu. elm ppues Guort wcmtt Stesr tn
He,tsbuus auf 6santi.dt tn ben 6tanb ssfstt IL. ben alsrth
btHen1n iadten, wufir {. fem Cell. a~stesesten bat,1 ,aHses
9iuitttr a s,rfut,n, unb mon ptrb ssn her4 Datttst- btA
o''s'' Sr. &. ID. nobad. ataptntttdaln...--, t.
4. a. Cool, ett.sass. st"e.s.. as.u.. i.
Dfaee: - unb as NaTitfrstt, Ella Z Oiled .r..,
Gtrb Nboletale Ser5auftiu Gsisaeo' bet 6uuer. 5tnh y
fy Yonsiauaeutt mt Dsr,aui.r: rrers. rs riorssbstrN 3
q soSisp unh O. 3. 54,o6s1ith, Qhitsse:
k2g aDirb ~psrlauft In Tasenrbri ron 1tetn 3Hym
g.. ZdbIead. q. Snebbp. Gteuenfon 4 earhahan
6. g.. g,auurt, B. q. $arier unb Tcooss- 1smlS
Gum g'tauf. @bp,Iefolt, BET 81
'berb.de & Itlltr unb s. 3obbtwts'
f~[ 80 ~
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-05
mrppdi(6 4.

aus e &l,ewie'polf,tn, s:
81. DR. Gntmu,f au sinsm nsutu
@runeae(,pt fir 1dnsmarf S<ewi0 IA
ri. uAe Mniwcrt. romii mon ~itnftite
CT xentesou FER Dunrseer'eution snt'
pea,nniM. Inter rur ni6uIeta,n 6die.
tlot 1at eie tietsr neutrality-suspicious. Aa~
o%.Ieatnbsiun teien 9dnru tin. ntus &t.
p,d(mta.ion ~ i@ofrn. foit tte @tt&s:
,a,be pcn tintr &ammtr auf po1wie0ene
toniuoa11Mr @runrlo8s lpn &otnu1trn,
rcuon ris sm-as a4p7meintm Slimm'
riot bnutt. II :n ptr SPOT ni@ts Grim
a,rss tsabf6tiet. ale tie Gri0tnj eu he
j,bt b.Ranpsnen Stdnec8 ,rfumm!una fir
S<emia 10 Az u%ntueroten. tob Ge I'm
a.I,0,nsn Auatntlide nit Isi&tr Dam
atu zen 6auf.n atmorftn wsretn fam.
Aus er eeipanntsr9 iiuattpn ronD tut&..
lanp Mir man rann (siner :3eit rseuet.
rem, roe eu lluasmiabsit sin Gnes asma&'
unr e.1 Rsi&s ratb In r,n R,ttstaa a,
als rcs sinaia. %r,prdimta'iu, Drson fur
cas- l&leewiA bolAtini@t q rdt MR.
zen mue. Dire finp pit auaGhtsu, wsl6s
Auiomm sn NIT sinsr 3oulinte an rsr &ietr
uni sinu Aablui&m fruppenoufatuuns
i'm ptuti&sn G6leerpia fI@ on ras Sue'
Il tfhBeu ter Bunrtstrtsution fnflpfsu.
Na,arlia Gup mir aus >pavabu eiuusr'
1anr.n, rab tauftdrfd@ enstn urfa&s
Aum Srtsae iopctI In rem biebeiasn
Dutalt.n Hdn,ma,fe. ole In risitn DOT,
aus i6li&en w.itutn S&riten 8sl,aen
IN. absr re u.buaeuauna. coe !wsesr
Dmnhlonp In isinu jesi9rn Qoae. wae
i,ins innsrtn 3u0dnrt unp (etn @nbdl'<
mfg 40 rsn ont.r.u md6tsn anbttanat,
,insn Krisa miLautsm G,fola au flbrtn
pnuoa. nod du@ aus Dem S1isae Itf
Il, n5,biasg NmatfoltunQ fsinu Wadt
uup~ N.6ffo ir bdl,ni0s nit irarnr stnsr
Dobrf&anlidtit ju bofn R'bL trenn'
,in.. nj. i'd germ aus,te, In ru Mino.i'
tat befneli&s 3abl TT S&lsspts pol
Reinn Don .eeu it,taen, wfI6e7 nod
pe befnuna MID, satiaesn t6nnsn .eae.
rp,nu nur trasnp Gtwos asf&tsbt, ssett&
aud. to6 Rsdt fomunsn ,urrrt. 6ti
Mondeu esbi II. Gtw~artana+ni&f peitef,
ale tak tur& tte BskSun0 6ola,inS eins
mtlitdif&s Sitluna sswOnnen wdree.
rel&e tei rem anatt,ommersn europdt'
.f&.n. 3uiammsnaebe weasn poltne, *ppnl
tsuh&ur @tite alet& perruibei rptIetn
fanu. Antsre msinsn. ta6 Ddnsmaif eis
RoA,n fdr BE aue.rethentii6e 4,fsasbe.
rsttf&af, ale .Golat btr Gretutiun ant6t
lanas wirb aufbriuesu t6nnsn ,ottr rot
len. oter fsbsu In tsr Anwttntsit tsut;
f&er Eruppsn une Ter snter itrep S6ute
Aau a%.wtnnenbsn Yuefuibsii neue eittsl
aur aufre&ttaltunR uuo G,bstung" bsr
6fsntlt&en Sttumun8.. ~.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-05

D@- ,Nsrtt Auerteax 9ntnrasee 6em$a'
IT." G,r tabsn ntult& BE asentur Ter acrte
Nmt1ttan SRfuIaRee COMPANY, bar dlteetn nab
specialization Gbnpaente tn eaRbs, oroaaifrt
etn 20. N6r, 1923. Astronomer.
8aarfeub: $500, 900.
.LR. Stmpfsn u. g o, Aaeuten.
Offee: Gam. perrs'S neuss 0etdubs, ter
T sRefFee aeaenatss, -
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-05
Barnum's -@eltftndber

oh Stunetmen HfpfTatpftn ala Srten bon Naf4taen.
t,trssatsIa. Ssln Dtrdsss 4. 90 IL 3llo raas1.eksa "a
DettntHnssa fht alSuteH i'd reiSssbr ,seaiNt gras
pfsSta rlNfts1S nttx suf etafutunS 1T, 3ssaN4e fsa.4
SfrfaattS vbef 10 ~ 1abtHkdT -sfEseztse ~ s$&Es III III 81
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-05
Wilcox x'Gib1btI's>:
4-497;nM1=Qa= In ne f

~dhf, {xuuf. Aidt. reihet auiItet, btebirt uub ttrrttte4 iebf
IN sen NSbtrsi surS e &;nhe Gle pirb mi. btr ttinprn Ri.
lei nns s.M fsirner. Dra6, sss hr %spaismmenaen urket. au-
ft,as1 Ranfsd- ~ ,btm fautIktn Urtsstud unb 2ebtr !sbds
H.rxrh,rufs Der Wab,I teS Drattes upb Ser GSannuua htet.
sts.. ~ - r'-'|' 80 80 49, -. ,I. .H
s. : 1jitsr 4 .eibbv Rdbnafhinet alttiti nit rettn
h. :r.nss,utrn Nnutnbratt, EeiSe unb I'm 4, ktf Iduft
Ei.;xs,, f%nsusr unh oid1mdftatr. al trnenb cine dabrt Rdt.
:~tSsinsT sts SNbst. rie bud baubArbeti. nit sintit lind!
nn Dreit, ReHs, sbsne snb. eia6tfae sdunat,, rslat I'd biV
S%ssris4.,s Sur1 hta rs,jre ,htn pa!n aebsSptIt uttb, uub
80 b., aStsn In h5s Naere ttnefuse issep wtrb, ipshur& teter
IL MINI. q bat nan 5ftn Sdum, tbfttia burdfbneitfa
~. - s ss ~ dsiirss. Asf ksrfefht anflaaEi sbes Ia 81 aDdi&t
a. sudSrt' Nae ab1d,sAfpa xlethrusshdds;; G~.mbbufen,
bttr, ssds u: a"S su. ga,.sr ~ 1aneaS. ;T sGsslss.s, sssssSm'
tetttten aa"naso. E.,x ssr 800 ~ 1,ss,,n,i.a, Ts".rhsf,in'
une g nnI 1,.l.m - "a. ~ m;nrr ,m.,i nm, ,n,hrn
a. elanaaIes sa & sah"s. M. tshsr sHsoiIiSisi, DR. sas
wy ee.eat y !s.hs,sr mffMtug. Ieuf,n ionns rtr Raj sos
se nto,",ne ~ e:..s.' -. vT sSs, SeI5br,. snfelo. Tin. an
A'ttetae pc M' s..rss,% ~ gfsnbnno iann s. sentsi nid,,
st,n Es.sa.. .nsms. WYNN. wvbufn pi., sa,e,brut mtins
s sss.a" rssss,r.s II! 10 fsssits; ssS!..tn strs; o., si..'
ns:te a ! s, e ,ssG sssn! 'e! ris I seet rI 81 Sr,d da. Sisss ~" 1 Da;
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-07

rs James W. Wartmann, Esq, OF
Rockport, has received the offer OF a
frst,class clerkship in the Second Audi
tors Office of the Treasury Department
at Washington, and leaves here this
morning. for the Capitol, .to enter on the
duties Of the Office. Mr. hartmann has
been acting as Deputy Assessor of Inter
nal Revenue and Deputy Provost Mar
shall for Spencer county, and has dis
charged well the duties Of both sofices.
He will fill his new position with credit.
We regret, however, to see him leave
this district because he is one of oul
,c0rking Union men, and his absence
viii be-felt in future Political contests
Mr.. hartmann reports fine state 0
feeling.amongst the Onion men Of spen
Ger county,. and corresponding sdepres
sion amongst the COPpefheads Th
Union men are holding mass meeting
throughout the county, and the "worl
goes brayely on.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-07
The Canvass in Karrick.

The canvass in Warriek county is pro-
crossing with increased energy and de-
termination The Copperheads see the
handwriting on the wall, and are strug-
Cling desperately to regain their SUI
premacy. They resort to. every instru-
mentality regardless of truth, honor or
deeeney, and leave no means untlied
that offers the dscstest addition to their
strengthst'sasss. character of their, candi-
dates may B5sli Imagined, when i state
that the following afdavits sample the
Set" We have published them once,
but copy theegiG, that the people
may have clear conception of the man
ner Of men the so-called Democracy seek
to.impose upon them as Democrats.
In addition 70 the affidayits we copy
from the BOonYille Democrat two or
three communications refuting some
falsehoods the Copperheads had been
circulating concerning two of the candi-
dates-Messrs Geo. C. Hart and NJ.
Bryan. The Copperheads reported all
over the county that these gentlemen
were such Abolitionists that their own
relations would vote against them. The
lie is clinehed IN time to prevent its
doing any damage, though a dozen
others may be circulated in its place,
Democrats read the testimony and then
ask yourselves whether you can endorse
an organization that presents such can
didates for your support
Read Che Evidence -
OOPPeFneauS VII sometimes deny their
secesh proclivities, but the evidence in
the following case is too positive and
glazing, for successful contradiction.
This man Brown is high priest in the
Copperhead faith, and is their candidate
for the Office of County Treasurer, at the
ensuing election. Will you support him.
voters and Taxpayers of Warrick county
VIII You entrust with such an important
and responsible Office, q man who has
expressed such sentiments? viii YOU
be recognized as Que of the. faction who
could nominate such mann. 1t is an
insult to intelligent, loyal men, to ask
them to support him. Read the damning
evidence;
STATE OF INDIANA, ! CO
,Warrick County. %
! hereby certify that on the 2Ist day
of March, 1863, I heard Doct. Josiah
Brown say as follows:
" I respect JEFF. Davis higher than ]
do old ABE LincoIn-and have been talk
ing great deal with my friends, they
asked me why I did not arm myself l
they conscript me they will certainly
give me a gun; and if they do, I viii Ger
tainly kill the worst enemy the Govern
ment has got first; that is, the first AbO
ktioBist that is put an office oUe7. me.
ALEX WILLIS.
Sworn to and subscribed before m,
this 10Th day of September, A. D. 1868
F. A Brown,
Justice of the Peace.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE E W. LINE -
Exclusively for the Journal.
News via New York.
HeraisI's Spec u1ati ons-RebeIs Inter
rupting Rosecrans' CoHamunlca-
tions-secret Ex petition from Fort
Monroe, &C., sc. RS, $500.

NEW YORK. Oct. Ga special to the
Herald from Nashville, dated 9Th, says
an unusual degree Of excitement pre-
walls here to-day in consequence of the
rebef. General Forrest, with force of
about Z, 600 men, making raid on our
line of railroad communication between
this place and Bridgeport or Chatta-
nooga, and at this particular time no
trains are leaving for the North Yet
this circumstance need give no particu-
lar cause for alarm. The enemy can do
but little to injure our communication.
Forrest may succeed in interrupting our
communication for. few hours, but we
have not only sufficient force to drive
siDefIorl = fsll7.tt 1 dataat an immensely
There need be nc fear of Gen. Rose
Grams falling TO hold his position at Chat
tanooga To-day skirmishing is going
on in,theIneighborhood of Murfreesboro.
The enemy attempted to destroy bridge
of considerable Importance in a railroad
point of view. In the sRlrmish very few
were wounded and none killed. Some
persons areinclined to think an engage
ment is going on al Chattanooga, but
do not coincide with them. Unless the
enemy is very desperate ne will not at
tack Chattanooga If he does there is
every likelihood he viii be defeated IF
he attempts flank movement on, that
place, he will meet a force that has been
long and well tried in the field, and Gen.
Rosecrans would be able to hold out sew
eral days against movements and attacks
evan Of superior force. .sias.,
:, The present raid is not an unexpected
one. We were looking for it. Cavalry
movements do not surprise u.s.. 1t is only
when heavy bodies of infantry move on.
our TANKS that We prepare for serious
engagements. Let me assert that the
peoples fears for RosecraRs' rear and
for the safety of Murfreesboro, need not
be entertained unless the enemy move
on our rear flank in full force; and
Generalwell qualified to know, assures
me there is no information of an attack
on Chattanooga up to the cutting of
wires between here and Bridgeport, said
cutting having taken place this morning
The HerGlds Washington special SAYS
full official dispatches of late date have
been received at the Navy Department
from Admiral Dahlgren, and although
from their nature their publication at
this time wonld be highly indiscreet, they
show that neither Dahlgren nor Gilmore
are idle. They are pushing forward pre-
partitions for the renewal of active and
efficient operations. These two distin-
guished commanders have too mach in.
terest in the cause, and are too busily
engaged in forwarding their prepare
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From our own Correspondent
From The 42d Regiment
LIST Of the killed trouaded and miss
ing.
IL THE FIELD IN FRoETsoF


List Of the killed. tsouaded and miss
ing.
IL THE FIELD IN FRoETS0F
CHATTANOOGA, Sep225tE
Editors Evansville Journal:
Enclosed Isend you list Of killed
wounded snd missing of toe 42d Indi-
ana, commanded by Liept Col ". 7. B.
McIntire, as reported from sthe Eight on
Sunday the Goth ult:. (
eoapasr 4.
Hoanded-Serg.s L Snort, B W
Woods; Privates r p McCdtcheon, a R
Benner, a Kirkpatrick I Dennison, ]
bowman, W J MeCutchen.
Missing-LieHt W Messiek, Sergt
n Matthew. Corps r Mousart, James
Smith; Prlyates NJ G Dixon, LOwman
D Niehans, w Shredder, Ed Wagner,
w A Mcfarland.
COMPANY B.
Killed-Privates George Kestner, A
Colegan, r Motwiler,
Woamded-Sergts NJ Kirkham, J E
Rust
Nissing-Capt C Nv Metcalf, Sergt J
Cox, Corp Dimmitt; Privates I, Clark,
A Shook, Jno Keller
COMPANY c.
NissiNg-Capt Scammahorn.
COMPANY D.
Founded-Corp A Clark Privates
W r Wilcox, PEllison, Ts CrouI, Jacob
Kruger.
Ilssiag-eorp W Golfer: Privates
Ben Sourenco.Jno Oliver, g
coMpAEr Z w
Woa,.as1~EEst sssgt ~. Mm ...i Isnsg
Privates NJ Garrett s c sharer woun-
ded and missing; G A Rutter.
Missing-H P Cox. I ] Owens, Peter
Koch, A Simpson, j Whiting
COMPANY F.
Woundad-Capt Cockrum an d miss
ing Privates J 81 French, W Fl Marin
er, J P Simpson.
Aissinq-Sergts ] W Gerber, S E
Ward; Corp C McGregor; Privates A
| Cannon, C P Dill, Alf Farmer, II Geor-
/ ges, Jas Hannah, III Hunter, J W
Hunter, Il Y King, ] II Martin, A, Mari
ner, " n Oliver, Ma Reiys,. j Strck-
land, C A Williams. :
CoNPANY G.
Roanded-Sergt ] J. McCracken.
Private John Baldwin, JAS Aleorn.
Missing-Privates J Halter, C c
Pride, VIM Ham.
eoMPAxY Fl.
KiNed-Privates Wilson Wise, C Mer
to, F Komare, W Schwartz, Ben Lind
sey
N5s8iag-Sergt Jas Roberts, Corpora
| W B Tuly; Priyates B F Miller, G "
TulyI c W Davis, Geo Wilsnan-'
COMPANY l.
! Wounded-P rivates Vim Coe, II W
Deadman, Rufus Hays, J N Fowler, Il
| D Thomas, E Barrett, Danl Williams
R TrayIor.e
Aissi1s--Capt Jno Bartck; privates
G 5 Bunton, Thos Parker. 8
COMPANY K.
Wouaded-Eirst Lieut. n Knowles
Private Levi Thompson
Aissing-M Matthews.
! The regiment went into the fight Will
three5hundred and twentyzthree men. I
: viii be observed that the loss was yer,
heavy but officers and men behaves
| we'll
Our loss has been very heavy. bu
thattof The enemy must have been mucl
; greater You viii soon get a full repor
: of the fight. Twill write when oppoj tn
o. X JUNTF1-R VTStcT1s
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Whereas, There is report in circuia-
ton that we will not vote for Mitchell
Bryan, our father-in-law, at TIE October
election this Fall-the above report is
untrue This October lst, 1868.
VIM FAYETTE.
JACKSON MooRE
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STATE OF IEDIANA, co

Warrick County. %
This is to certify that I heard DR.. Jo-
siah Brown, of Lynnville, say-about the
time that Mr.. Lincoln took his seat
that in the ereHt of tcar bettpeen the
North and the South, he 4cOatld JOIN
THE SOUTHERN ARMY and fgft
until peace cas declared.
VIZ. r. DAVIS. =
Subscribed and sworn to before me
Justice of the Peace.