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the Government. but there is no doubt every
EFFORT is now making to increase - strength
bv reinforcement from more Than one point.
WAsHISGros. Sept 23.
Dispatches from Rosecrans was received
BY the Government, this morning, dated
Yesterday, sel. 5 P NJ The attack on
Mondag afternoon upon Thomas Corps WAS
repulsed by him with heavy loss 10 the reb-
els He marched to his positios near Chat
tanooga without molestation. AT the same
time Thomas was assaulted, the two drvis-
ions of Longstreet's corps advanced upon
the extreme lef, as II to make an assault,
but did not do SO. and again fell back. Gen.
RosecT ans has Concentrated aad-tho= eessse
Of the recent battle is not regarded as unia,
vorable. His order for the concentration OF
the whole army was executed in tne order
by Monday midnight. His present posi-
ton can easily be held until re-enforce-
meuts arrive. Four thousand Of the woun-
ded in Sundays battle were removed from
the field. : The Regulars lost l,20O out OF
1000. D.
Re-eufosssments have been ordered in
sufficient noabers to enable Rosecrans 10
assume the offensive when he chooses to do
SO. Yesterday the en- smy presented signs
OF acuve preparation tor IeuewaI VI 'ne
conflict. Our men were 10 line OF battle.
Bragg dispatched to JEFF. Davis on Mon
day, saying loss very heavy on both sides
and on our side especially. in officers. The
enemy fought with desperation, and still
confront US.
There was no fighting on the 2ed. Our
position has been much strengthened. The
army is in fine spirits, and Gen. Rosecrans
was repturously received along the lines
yesterday afternoon. The only movement
on the part of the rebels was, it was believ-
ed. toward the direction in which the enc
my expected Burnside. The dispatch con-
cludes by assuring US that there is no &C
casion for further alarm for the salty OF the
Army of the Cumberland.
A large portion of Gen. Meade's army
has crossed the Rapidan without meeting
resistance. The opinion is generally enter
tanned that no enemy will be met outside Of
Richmond. though by some, battle Al
Gordonsville is anticipated. This SCENE to
be the direction in which General Meade is
moving.
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~ Sept. 4th, 1868.
G Friend Ben: Our party arrived here on
Monday last, at 10 80 a. m; found he re.
giment encamped at Carrolion. t7Thes men
are we'll ples.ed with the location and are
gaining 10 health and strength every day.
Passes are freely granted. them to visit
any point from New Orleans TO Lake Pom
chertrain. We supposed when we camf
here, We would be allowed to rest awhile,
but no soft things are in store for the 18th
Corps. We leave to morrow morning on
an important expedition: our Division in
the advance as usual. Cant imagine where
We are to go; but from the. quantity of
ammunition we are drawing, suppose that
somebody will be hurt. A large number Of
ocean steamships are being pressed into ser.
vice. The 18th Corps, was reviewed by
Maj. Gen. Grant this morning. Oar ,regi-
ment looked huge; I guess We had IS many
A. 100 men in ranks The following morn
ing report Of to-day will show you our con-
dition: ~
Present for duty. field officer. staff
officers. l2 CO. officers, lao enlisted men;
total 1877
Special and extra duty: commissioned
officer. and 10 men; total 10.
Sick: 4 commission ed officers and 90 men;
total Sc. Total present. PAP
Absent: detached service, comd OH
GERS. and "a men; total 81.
: Absent, with leave: 2 com'd officers and
% men; total %.
Absent, without leave. 1 man.
Sick: com'd officers and l49 Piiyates
total l55.
Prisoners Of war l com'd officer and 81
privatas. total 3S
Total present and absent, 498.
When we left Memphis with the Sherman
Expedition, on the goth OF last Dec, oul
aggregate was 935. Since then We have
los, BY killed in battle, died Of wounds ant
disease, and discharged on account of diss
bility ard wounds. 537 men, or about &C
men per month. At that rate, we will only
last eight months longer. That would be 4
joke on Uncle Sam, for we'd fool him out o.
a year and half of our time. Gen. Bank:
holds evee at his residence this evening
oil officers Of the army and navy are invited
Col. Bennett is commanding the Sd Brig
ade.
W Letters for this regiment should be
directed thus: "69th Indiana Regiment. 81
Brigade. 1t Division. 18th Army Corps
Army OF the Gulf. New Orleans, Ls."
Yours, &c. p.
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IRIsHMEN IL IERLAND. TO THEIR FRIENDS
IN AMERICA. The Limited Irishman," pub
lished in Dublin, declares that England
was at the bottom Of the late riots in New
York. to resist the draft. English gold is
at work in New York" says thu editor in
his issue Of 29th ult.--her emissaries are
there taking advantage Of the popular pre-
JUDGES, and doing more to damage the
Union cause than il she had actually recog.
nized the independence of the Southern
States" Abiding to an article ia the Lon
don Times. gloafing over the conduct of
Governor Seymour of New York, in his
anticipated resistance to the draft, the Uni
ted Irishmap. remarks. that England would
give the Governor . million sterling if he
would only take such . STEP" The Gov
ernor evidently mad the disposition to do so.
but when he found the government was
prepared for such contingency, he very
quickly subsidized. and the draft went on
without the least interference. The Irish
editor declares that the destruction of the
Union would tend 'most unquestionably to
the complete annihilation Of Irish influence
Ia America, and put an end of all hope for
the freedom of fatherlard in our generation.
lie. them stand. till the last. by the flag that
has been borne alongside their own in battle
an d under whose folds alone they can find
freedom and protection Strange as it
may seem. that whilst their countrymen at
home who can lake calm sensible view of
abe consequences OF the result of the rebell-
ron being tie severance of this Union, and
consequently the end of the hopes of liberty
for the generations of Irishmen yet unborn.
the great mass OF their countrymen 10 this
city eud State, are found TO be among the
most rampant secessionists We have. Let
the South secede. and Maryland go with
her, Ia less than twelve months after this
fesens shall have been accomplished, ninety
nine out of every hundred lrishmen in the
State will forever afterwards be debsrred
from casting vote for the rulers Of the
land. or have the slightest voice in making
the laws. whilst they will be subject to
military duty and taxes. Moreover, one Of
the cardinal principles OF the eligarch. of
the South Is, to forbid foreigners having the
right of citisenship IN their dominions.
Well may the Irish editor say that success
TO secessionism s-is annihilasion of Irish
influence" @w @
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No DRAFT IN INDIAxA.-The best item
Of news we have seen for many day is the
intelligence from Washiogten that indians,
in spite of the copperhsad conspiracy. takes
rank among the loyal States 10 an honor.-
bic exemption from the daft. Gov. Morton
and Adjutsn. General Noble who went TO
Washington on this business have demon.
str.ted to the War Department that the
excess Of three years men" IN favor of
Indiana is %. sol, and our quota nader the
present draft being osly 26. $50, we are
actually l ,669 men ahead Of all demands.
This will be bad news to the copperheads
who have confidently relied upon the draft
to- enable then to carry she county
elections this fall. All honor to Imdisaa
and her volunteer soldiey.
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~ The truly loyal man does not OBJ
jecs to the suspension of the writ of habeas
corpus. it neither molests nor makes him
afraid. No one but the 'copperhe.d"--.he
secret enemy Of his countryside cowardly,
sneaking tory-ths secession sympathizsr.
is found announcing the President for his
proclamation suspsnding the writ. Such
contemplate tories - the monkey wrench
editor Of The ~. organ in this city. and
she editor Of the Chicago Times, (from
whose sraisoseas source Jim Elder supplies
h'' readers With ar1ss-neut) are exceedingly
fearful that shs suspension of the Aa6eas
eorpss may led 70 ssspsssio. of som. of
The" noshss's Sous. Shouldn't b surprised
il il did
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The CLIMAX OF MIssRY.-The Memphis
Bulletin tells An amusing story of IN old
rebel citizen of that place. who had lately
returned for the first time since it had pass.
cd out of the hands Of she rebels. He was
complaining bitterly Of his suffsrings and
losses, she destruction of his farm, the bur.
ming of his cotton. the escape of his slaves,
the death Of three of his sons. one at Bow.
ling Green, one ut Donaldson. and The las,
At Shiloh. and wound up the inventory
with the narrowing exclanasion: ..And
we are about the d-dss lousy ses 1t my
house ever seen Why ths old womau
hain't had 6ne tooth comb for more thar
sUo yeaEs. @ l
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r. Jim Elder is again growing about
the fact that John Morgan. Buckner. and
such like dosble.dyed traitors, were not al.
lowed 70 vote in kentucky, AID. in conse.
quence. he preuounces the election there I" a
mockery and farce" He seems to be fear,
fol that the Ohioans will protect the ballot.
box from The incursions of the X. G. C.
from indiana. Ut the point Of the bayonet.
and that some Of his migrating brethren
from this State might get hole through
their hides. il they 60 over there and Try
TO vote for their friend and fellow. traitor
Vallandisham. Better advise your friends
TO remain in Hoosisr4om--the Buckeye.
will do their own voting and 6ghting., ss
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We received the New Orleans Tire
Deifa. of Sept. 2, from L.. Col Persy, Of
the 69th Ind. sa. E<sf
MARRIED.--On the Path instant, At the
residence of the brides father, ID. B. Crawford J
BY the Rev. c. n. Sims, Mr.. J. O VOORHEES,, OF
Keokuck, Iowa to Miss LIZZIE A. Crawford. Of
this city.
~ Amid the joyous bridal festivities, v,
were not forgotten; and whilst enjoying the rich
feast sent US, our best and most krveut wishes
that unaloyed happiness might attend our youae
friends IN their new and holy relation through
on. long life. and that prosperity may alw.y,
be theirs, is the receipt We give in retain for th.
remembrance. -. 4 $500
NARRIED.-Ast tie rssidsncs sf The bid.
mother. IN Peoria, Illinois. on the l7th in.....
James z. Reeves. Of Richmond. Ind. a.d p
nah n. Ireland Of the former place. 80
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The New York Times makes this ADM

The New York Times makes this admi-
rabls point Nor have the Southern people
coy right to ask the President to promise
them any thing whatever as condition of
lying down their arms Everything he
could promise which is to effect their per
manent welfare and civil condition. is already
guaranteed to them by tho constitution Of
the United States. Let them return to the
shelter and protection of that great charter,
and their rights are perfectly secure. This
they can do-and this they MUST do if they
wish the war to end.
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L lie IOlIOwlDS IS an extract form speech
of Elk Governor Wright OF Indiana 1t
clearly shows the difference between true
Democrats and Coppsrhead-:
"Tbe assertion has been made that none
but the Democratic party could save the
country. But what class of Democrats do
you mean are to save the countryl Thomas
Jefferson was genuine Democrat, TAP
plause.) He hsd Vice President named
Burr. Mr.. Burr was inside Of the Dem
ocratic organization. Laughter. Were they
not both Democrats - Coming from Jeffer-
son TO Jackson, we find that Andrew Jack
son had Vice President by the name of
John G. Calhoun. Was not Calhoun inside
o. the Democratic organizations as much
as General Jackson himseli?-Coming from
Jackson we find Stephen A. Douglas: and
was he not q representative of the old JET
ferson. Jackson Democracy? At that time
the country had a Vice President 10 the
person of John G. Breckenridge, who was
a Democrat too. Then We have Jefferson
and Burr. Jackson and Calhoun. and Doug.
las and Beckinridge. all inside of the Dem.
ocratic ring. Laughter. Do you follow
Jefferson. Jackson. and Douglas. or Burr,
Calhoun. aud Brackinridge? DO you follow
these last? Cries Of "no. no." When
you hear a man saying that the only party
that can save the country is the Democratic
party be sure ard ascertain what he means
by the Democracy. whether it is genuine or
bogus. There can be no such q thing as q
true Democrat who does not stand up for
the war" Long Applause.
A DEMOCRAT IN PRINCIPLE NOT
tsas IN NAME ALONE
z The following is an extract from the let
Of al IL
York, to the Union Mass Meeting at Spring
field Illinois. on the Sd Sept.
have been If. long Democrat re
yelling in the sublime theories of Jefferson,
and rejoicing in the memorable illustrations
Of Jackson These eminent Democrats
taught their votaries that all men were
created equal. and that The Union must be
preserved. But, while their true followers
are proving their adherence to early teach
iings and are iilostrssing their faith by their
works, spuriSass edition has been issued
Stealing the honorsd Democratic name for
the purpose Of giving aid aud comfor, TO the
rebellion, as the hypocrite "stesls tie livery
OF The Court OF Heaven to serve the devil in -
They Issue bulls of excomm9pication with
An assurance which would command pre-
miam on brass. aud while there are some
OemocfAts H0o oeIy tneir Impotence ano
scorn their fulminatons, there are yet many
who fear they shall be lost if they separate
from the Democratic organization. however
spurious or artificial But let all Democrats
from principle be strong 10 their cherished
faith. When Judas passes for a true dis ci
pie. and Arnold for patriot; when rats
take the rank of lions. and mousing owls, of
eagles, then those Who turi the cranks for
thphAnd organs of party and grind out po-
Htical music during the life struggles of the
only free Government on earth, will be
esteemed. in the popular Judgement. worthy
descendants of Jefferson and Jackson and
representatives Of their principles"
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Dissolution Of Par..ar.Ai,-

partner.hp herstofors sxissisg bsewsss The ~.
defsasnsd IN the Jevsfry Ouslnsss, undss the An
name Of n y ksesii w.s aissoivsd By nntaal con.
sent on the 2OtA OF August 1853, =
!. esa 81 = 0lAA " RICHARD ssrsLL.
u.,.. FsT- SAMUEL .. BSTBLL.
The business will be conducted q the cid eoHpd Ne
20 MAIN street. ~ D .. y. r. Bsssii, andsr the Arr
name OF Lsteu Brothers Thsy b % haohs A. ere
aaly receiving hns assortnsnt Of cloekse vstehcs
Jsse,y Ano msscal inssrsoe0to, sd they SsQuset q
the old nsm s''~-'S s~'ss~~~ -
Sept. IL Fa.5 FL. = 49,
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n6-Rspcsss from Washing 90. n ~
from Richmosd, indicate activity in me
Army of the Potomac, and N early eaga4s-
men, in that quarter 10 now highly PssoAose.
~ Latest ssve fro0 ERose0eAeR
the s31. says thai the rebels cannot ds'
lodge him from his Chatanoogs pos'oos.
Fighting 10 still going ON 49,
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~On Wednesday forenoon last, {,

E1On Wednesday forenoon last, the
new two story brick dwelling on North
Seventh. just being rooied, belonging to our
friend Charles Il. Price. tumbled down in
consequences Of the walls being too thin
The carpenters, We learn. were busy putting
on the shingles when the wall gave way
and came down with the roof, but all esca-
ped injury, excepting Mr.. Price and another
man whose name we did not learn--they
were slightly bruised.
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ETWe ask the attention Of oun. friends
TO the Gard Off. II. Hutton IL Son, Grocers
and dealers in Queensware. Wooden ware.
Country Produce, &c. They have opened
. large and extensive stock i'm the Ham
corner, opposite Citizens Bank, and they
ask the public to call aud see them. They
are determined to supply their customers
the best Of Family Groceries, and make it to
their interest to deal at the Ham Corner.
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CoPperhsad Democracy Support the
To show what doctrines men. profess.
endorse and 1ASffage. when they vote the
false Democratic, or Coppsrhead Ticket,
we select few spssimeu seues4ons stro1-
Copperhesd suthoriiies.
No honest man can read them wi,hout
shame tina, such doctrine can be professed
In America.
"NKoao sLavkRY Is rHE FOUNDATION OF
LIBERTY and the ESSENCE OF DEMOCRACY"
" T. Day Book.
There never HAS been anything called
for BY the South. and there NEVER CAN
BE ,ha, would no, willingly consent too"
Speech Of State Senator Clark, Of We
cons,a. March. 1868.
.History will relate that We 1.-THE North
manufactured the conflict. forced it to hot.
bed precosity. nourished and invented IT,"
Detroit Free Press .iprI. 10. 1868.
I'VE tell them Cmgrsss) that . Com
well rise la the midst bstors thew progress
too far. rho will bring their HEAD TO
THE BLOCK without delay or mercy"
-Fvee Press. MareA -.
II say to you. my constituents. that Is
your representative. l will NEVER VOTE
ONE DOLLAR, ONE NAN, OR ONE
GUN to the administration Of Abraham
Lincoln to make war upon the Soush."-D
" Voorhees,, AZ. G. 9TH Dist Ind, Ap.
1861
1.-The Democracy win yet teach Abe
Lincoln and his CO-USURPERS that the
way of the transgressors is not easy
Hon. 4. G. Dodge. Of Lora.
This is DAMNED ABOLITION
WAR. WE BELIEVE ABE LINCOLN is
AS MUCH ola TRAITOR AS JEFF DA.
Wis. "-Ashland (Ohio) Dem. UsioA.
The President and his cabinet we're new
er worthy OF the confidence of the nation.
Toe Democratic party should seuey have Siv-
en- ats assent TO the appeal Of sAs sNOrd
AFTER The AFFAIR AT FORT SUN.
TER-'-Dstrou Free Press.
1.-The Crawford Co. Foyxm, referring to
our soldiers says: ~
.It (the Administration has put arms
in the hands of OUTLAWS. THIEVES.
MURDERESS and TRAITORS"
1.-The Democratic Press, Taylorvillo. Ill.,.
speaking ofths Republican party and the
army, says:
I'm power less than . year il has spent
millions of the peoples money. and FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN ARE EN-
PLoYED TO STEAL NEGROES from tbeiI
Southern masters
elf the North and the South arc ever re
united. We predict il will be when the con
feders,e States NORTH shall adopt thei
new Constitution. (of jeff Davis.) or some
thing very near like it. There's a goot
time coming boys.'- Pan BURN 60. Press
at Pou Pau.
"Why this expenditure Of mora BLOOD
and treasure in hopeless entcrp,ise--whI
blame men for being traitors? We caano
see Why Deir oif Free Press.
"There, sir, is the dam nable Aboli,ionis
who administers the Government. The
people ought TO rise up and By physical
force, hurl him from the chair Of the Gov
ernmcnt In the eyes of God and men
the people would be justified. They should
do it; and will go and help them" JSdge
Pran's Speech in the Michigan Legislature,
Feb. ~, 1868.
"Geo w Peek. of Ohio in Speech BE-
fore the Lansing Democratic Association
March 1868. said:
You Black Republicans began this war
You have carried it on for two years. Yo,
have sent your hell Aousds down South 4
devastate the country-and what have yol
done? You have not conquered the South
You never can conquer them. And why
Because they are our byekhyea."
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One more question. Mr.. Park
Yoa have Known the defendant long tina:
what are his hahits-looss OF Otherwise =:
The oae he's Eos now think is rather
tight under he asma. and too short r.is,sd
for the fashios." Tt9.
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The Ashland fOhio) Union, . Demo
cratic organ, speaking Of our soldiers, calls
them HIRED HEJSIANS eoinx to he
ssaay SoHfherp SOIL 10 BuseAer 6y sczol,
sale. sot torsissers Sa good men. a. exem-
paaFy ChTistiaas a. asy Of our men"
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The report nov is that Gen. Lyle, who
is reported among the killed on the 2Ist,
was wounded and is prisoner in the hands
OF the rebels. 81 a fst
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"Jo1n H. George n ~ D.moc,.,;

''John II. George. n. H.. Democratic
nominee for Congress declared:
IL won't do anything to sustain the Presi-
dent, Congress. or any of the piratieaI crew
that have control Of this Government /
wont do anything that can. in any way, be
interpreted - supporting this war 81
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wHarY0ExwAkLO

WAea you Vote the so called Democratic
Ticker. AID the Say the Leaders Of the
CoppsrAsad Democracy Support the
Goeeraueat" IS
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that The uaAsssteasA Ne
II been appointed AdminstrAtes Of the estate % Pei
ley Bowman. late Of Wayne eoaosy. Ind. decoassa-
q DAviD BOWMAN. Ad.r.
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M. ASA /.
To o1,orroon .rRnnun

IN Dayton. centrally located teInG essd S.ssative
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Dayton, Ohio.
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To show what. doctrines men. profess.
endorse and tasesage. when they vote the
false Democratic, or Coppsrhead Ticket,
we select few spssimeo ssnesAaAs iron
Copperhesd authorities.
No honest man can read them without
shame tina, such doctFine can be professsd
in America
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