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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-06-12
June s, 1868.
Estate of Jacob Rigel, Sr., Decd.

Va o""oo AOlSoI, Ol', Oec u
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed has been appointed and qualified
as Administrator, with the will annexed, of
the estate of Jacob Rigel, Sr., late of Tuscara-
was County, Ohio, deceased. Those indebted
to said estate will please make immediate paw
ment, and those having claims against the
same are requested to present them, legally
proven, within one year from this date.
ZACHARIAH GARABRANDT, Admir-
June 5, 1868, 3w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-06-12
ELANNEI.S.

STRlPED Shirting Flannel, Fancy Opera
~ Flannel, Twill Red and Grey Flannel,
Plain Red, White and Green Flannel, for sale
py j. P. CHAPLIN.
New Phila., Dec. 10, 1862. ~ r
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-06-12
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Ono seven octave French Cottage Pi-
ano, solid Rosewood, of most ex-
y cellent tone and finish, ............... s4OO 90
One six octave Melodeon, Patent Har-
= mOnic Attachment, ment,....-....,........ 1876 90
One secondhand FIVE octave double
reed Melodeon, but very little used, 1iO 90
Within few weeks will have ready for
sale four more secondhand Pianos at S75,
$3.50, $l75 and $3.50.
E. A. RENTZ.
June s. 1864.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-06-12
NEW GOODS.

HNHE subscriber has now on hand and will
il be receiving daily, this week, q full stock
of SUMMER GOODS, to which he would
invite the attention of his friends and custom
ers: l.-. J. P. CHAPLIN.
New Phila., May 15, 1868.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-08

correspondent from Gu pspie Va, Sept 81
g!vsi the following sccount 0, the sondI.ou 81 TIE
Army Of ths Potomac,
The sudden check received BY Rosscrans has
changed tie march " ,hs Potomac army. Last
week The attention ofths people was cohcensratsd
upon this army. Tie gallant reconnaissance
ulAds by Ruford aud X pair cd were weI under
stood. All thought our advance would be ,oon
ard certain: bu, lis Who as the yos.I OF all
things 10 his power, .dsin,d othet~ire .bs en-
tie program. mo hss un Inubiedly been chsnsod, II
not completely ate o..
Atlanta - our goa. I've roach tst place Rich
uord viii 10 on 'h~ oulsde . the Con,dsr-cy.
Irrs, csmIsigu ~ N3'ihctn Virginia vii be sa
impossible thing siisi mex month. Bu'npl 20 N
NDr,h GarD.inA, ~hr = tne fncDns y November
and D,csuber m ynt ~ mos; ptUe,ebl- cons ii.i.
I or re ghts Of som" 20 = OF nve drsrsLt rnrouds
p,ss 1 rough tae t~n Q, " I'D II iui0 hu.ou3
sever iL,s artery, .eep We VEN OJ'n All! 4. IL
IiOad, with angle Inc Of rslfoNi, VAL he bUl.
gry metropolis. think tine capita The southern
Iolict,rscy vii ncv.r be .n,.rgd by his ro1ie.
ou' f,t~.rt move ~ ~, RApidsn waste deter tie
snsny irop dsp1sting lie. stmy nni re,lfoic -
Drs,s. We wtre to- 10. WL.ILcr We shs.! r..
u viii 70 sDon hnowu.
Yesterday vistel our outpo-'s near S,ncr.
Vi 10 Ford. M 5ons;v.he's house / IA clio, prox.
unity - the frd. lie too3 mis- faIDi over ,hs
lie idAn Ia great hurry. The reIels allow or
vids.les I, spproach barn very ncar tLs house,
but when seen GpprOA, hing Me nous. hey ere ur
dered back. Tbs they guard the prcnisss. The
rebel iort h.atiDns 81 pear more suba Aria here
Than At Moron's ford som. iitccn pee, u caL'
non appear trowi iuy.y from tie ied-c ay .mtaEh
ni~nt-mnuy oftusn BRASS h,~.1zers They show
NJ desire ~ use h-D.- f~w days ~, rev.
genera came down and cOLsesed ith our IN, n
some say IL WAS Gen. Esils. First ne inquired
what news We hsd from X secian.. our nc. ssid
bad news :" the r.spons. was, d" As god a. ~
have frvn Bragg III bet" lie 81 led sou fv
booss sni p.i Of gnuDtets. II OR rusu 81 ~
them payer, they strip th. q. IL tree, uu.
iitO ths cold wst.r, elect All ex mango, sni t,k
back paper IN thsir h.ts. Describes ,Hsct tie.
- sps every day. Arough teiwe,n ogh su'
tsu are shot daily, almost scOre have a, sertS,
from Lou sisna bss,.ry ihin-dialeiy In fro-t.
nsn Who came Ia last n.gns said six more wer
ready to follow Lin that thc ~nuie BAKERY woIl'
desert IL they coud. rhir man 10 reisort, u " u
| ole VI NE best srI.,rists Ia their ssi>i;c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-08
4 Cheering Prospect for Irsla.d Tn. Pre-,
soaS Harvest

AZ" dimcah :" appreciate fully eli the svis Of .
BAD harvest season. Tho accounts OF tho Iri.A
h.rvsss that have reached Us during tt. pas. four
,sars have been gloomy wi,hou, . sing I. .Ie.p.
s'sn- We now see 81 stated, GU Vie hiyhsst Off.
sAi authority. that the loss 10 re country during
ssss period hAs bsen l,o million. Of d ,lls,, rbl,
IN. large - il Is. can hardly be An ovsr.o.,,,n,.
II Tie oppressed condition o, bot, ,.,m.." .'.
.hop.krspsrs b. borne IA miod. IN .d,,,,an
nAairast oiss 10 sloo., ever, ,,,., ., ,.,...,'
rrs.ssd 70 an al.rui,p ,,,sn, ,,, -, ~,
way meeting, ,xh,b,,.a 90, ,...I ''''
every class u rec,ip.. M, 49,. I1.,r,, q"
ireland. Il In vr.,f,,,a, .. A'r' '''
hayvss. IN n, A., a. i''''H'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-08

hes Ing. Int '. 'siris 40. d be s.a.GcDs' . ~.
the Army "a. PctopA' A4ysD re a force. NAL
citizens aAserS pubNoly thAs they eil bot ossr any
fssiasnce In cass u attack, bscsuss t would %
utterly useless TIE people ARE daily ssndipg shoif
snsr1 flrttsr South la snt cipation Of the coming
" the Yankees. one day last week The StAie
Guard was called OFT " supplsS th,eAiened
bread riot hundreds " he rp,oysss o tte Gov
erurlens. with their vivsA sed the y 'vc- OF -.
ii,r asscfu bed n frlnt o. ths 'Cspto srm.
cd With clubs and other nlss es d,uisrdiug o'
u author ties, re if tor thsir -tAfviug cAildrcu
An e.ts~svs riot was on pievehtcd ny tie
prompt scsion 81 tho State Gu.rG, end prom ses d
TIE stAt3 .u.hoiitei.
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PEkHONAL NOTICES.

nlSCllAGGED SOLDIERS WHO ENLIST
LED before Nay sd 1861, and served two years snd
rho have no. Tee paid their lS BJunty, csn naya
the came promptly collected BY CLAkhE ~
LOOT, dSy Broad~sy, psIt door to Is ecker st 81
MY WIFE, MARGERaTHA WOLF, LEFT
IVA my hou's without any provOeation. Isnh her
to come back IN about eight dtys or hall refuse 10
pay any debts OF her contrNetns. 7 WOLF. $40
DENslUSS, BOUNTIES BACK PAYAND
other claims q soldiers and their b,i,. promp "
adjusted aud collected Infurmsion iuEriSied .itu-
out charge OIL Blsectsr It, neIt door to rsyInsste
otfca By
THE PERSON WHO LEFT A LETTER
l. enclosing I'll, Of 1875 Eas; Is ogdwsy, ior NJ SEA
BROOk, u requested 10 call egain Tor the came a.
NJ. eEADR00K viii no. rssivs anonymous. Id
tsu. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-08
TRADE. NOTICES.


A MEETING OF THE COSFHtTipNffS
"A Of New York aud Bfo0ki,n will b. held 81 . Sc,
Pearl q, y. !, Oct hrh, l-tS, At o'eloc. as bI-i
of nJor;anc. al be brought fore tue .e;ins
Al branehss % the trade Invited to attend. Hy
order CT the Chairman, n GOsMAS All
NOTICE II htREbi GIVEN 10 ALL
>tnc umbrella s.~-rs that n-eiinf ~. held ~,
Br, ad~ay. They have resolved not 10 ~orA until
hcv have received t1e pfces asked Tor I'e'. scc'
ars not 70 De filled by other girl, ISL ,hgnerr IL.
T'Hf UNITED COOPEES OF Itk State
L of New Totk ~. 81 VIII isnsburuh, are roqae.t-
70 meet ct their Usl. - Grand 81. at ~ oc1ck
A. NJ AID .. 4. ~. each day Tor ths wees tor Tie
purpose OF wing reports from tue different Com
mtts-s. BY order Of the President. ". L. :. LON.
rE>DYChE. las RIoHDAN. Re-. &c. Ia
THE MEMBkES OF The JOu RSElM MIN
l. Plumbers Protective ao~stv arc Dotih d 70 a.
tend meeting at their rooms, IL! Bovery on Thur
day evenins- Oct. sth, at p. III. functual attend
Anoc reu,stsd, ~ tac Delegates fsoin the No.k 8
meme Juion ~ill be p-esent 81 ordr. j. RELY,
Pres. n. erEPiENs, UP. 2 Pi REEL. see.
l.. IkKMOSp rress. Ia
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LArgsst wore In tb' cIty 81
can Mt JJJ Bvoad~sy, second Floor, and
SOCIETY NOTICES.

A y. H., BROOKLYN, l.. f--iENkEhL
~ injecting The one. ard IN -inbers " me shove
order are tt-jucs,ct TO meet n the nnitsry Hal,
Pntisrd ave near Mrf'in, Nv fridv To Y'h ns'. a,
- o',iort T.. VI ~ orier gfPIilLLIf CLAIR -.
y, bGl NARp y. bt,'rAN. O. .. go
LATTER MATHEW I. A. Is. SOCItlI 10.
L Y,hcd publ :'-mpe ance nse'ings every thursday
and sunday even ns, IN the llal. nsr 4Jd t. an
Second ave, A. o'clucx. Addresses val be Leis'tei
this .v ntns. ~ Mr. wilson and W John u Grath.
Precedent Of the 81, james so,iety. Singer, Nc-'U
vi SOD, PAthou'e, Monaghan, Purc,U ant other .
ON SUNDAY evening, the mr-tins will be sddiea' q
ty Mr.. +. Purcell. ". Miller, and Ms.sf, Holy
s,,i aud Dunn, The 'noiliss " the cause, ana The
pble 10 General arc invited 10 core Our rotO, DO
good, come what msy our wstcbword, t'npCfsnce
sud b.nsvolenec. W n. REID, Pics.d IT. WI.
FOSTER. Re. Sec. 1872
'THE FATHER MATTHEW / A. u. So
l. cIs;y, No. ,, OF brooklyn, 10 the =. D., will hc'l
sr-iaf meeting ~ Thuf.d,y sy,nine OCT. sih, At
h'ii hel'. cor Of ,.rand anh III 80. Bro tNn, H. ID
IL. foioving s,ntleroeh II adde's tie furetins
joins AAIkATil. k.g. e.. cat Of 81, Jane, !
q. I. A. u. s.c.rty Of Srv YORK T. g.. HOLY
WOOD, D o., IRA BtCK&AN, tsi.. aud u here.
Sng.rs. kUDT. WILSON, k-4., the acc1rup ID
sud pl ssiDs tcn,pCrsnc. ' ca Ia, JO>fPn CAtllLL,
Lsl. HAGoE!.Tf NASH aud other. Good nu &C.
Come 'sr'y 10 81 good seas. Patrick NULL
Gan. iIe'ident; IRASk j. kJLLihAS, SC. l02
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-08

a Washington correspondent flrni.hs, IN. ,..
loving Interesting statement;
A very interesting colored barber, d.r,ct ,r,,,
Richmond, where he has resided for tie !.st 49,,
1.,n ysars and who has been Ia daily cont.c, Win
abe Leading rsbss, says shst the battle OF Chez
Hsugs 10 mot considered by tine peop.- o. R,ch.
np0nd ~ . success tnat RchIuUld Can now l..
sasly cspsur.d u the Yankees want 4 aud TN,
aeass Of W sru,y hsv, usqssu,.y said IN hi,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-08

Ss1 fs,A. Hednssday, Oct. I. !. k.-.rhere 10
nothing Of especial Interest in connection with the
stoeh marie, 10 record todsy. There vss consider
able animation displayed, but p,csa with fes CT
cepiOn differed but it.e .. lie eloc from yes,cr-
day. The sIeat fss in Pittsburgh this afternoon
owing 10 tho report Of . pr cent. dividend and .
large surplus The heavy fal' In Pacific Mall ls sue
to the fear that the rebel prvsts.p capture
o, ths compsnys vessels. Goid closed at lsG. sier-
ling exchange ioi a 1914 for bankers bills Money
active, and caii-lo range frum to par cant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-08
Il ENNRDY'S RHEUMATIC LlNIMRNr
~ c. RFs RliEl NATIsu
TRAVELLING.

EOE NEWBUGGH, POUGHKEEPSIE,
i Eordout. KRIS .ton-Ihe MARY POWELL leaves
foot OIL lay stree. ever afternoon, Al - oclock 3
HUDSUS RIVER l.. X. FOR ALBANY.
and ~ \. "A nnd y;l5. and 1880 T. H., And on
sundays q w. y. u. rom hIrt.sta street t6v
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-08

4 CC1ION SAIk OF O,tR
L sl1,vVO WORTH or 10, sEIOLD FLRSf'

RI SELL W WE-IJOIi Auct, y II 'ell thi,
Ihufsiay Afternoon, 81, o'ciock, al tn 'urnitura
blf'sus cttp =, hG,r n1'ree le-, minors, tab .,
CHAIR, b,i,, b.slktt., 30 r.. .i.bed,' al. chins,
A--ai', &C. COMA ned ~ rols. .a- Wet 2ls 81
n ~ I'm sv, consa'ing Vt ever. variety NJ tosrvoot,
mhhosHny an walnut tuiui.ure. =" pJupOucrieut
"a" ran - shine. 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-08

MORTGAGE SALE-EICIAED WAL.
AVA ters, 1uc,ionecr, ~l ,eil Oh Thursday Oct 9Th.
lsvS bv vrlue Of hate. niortr,g . 10 o'clock Il
N's 40 Us. -, AID ~ Benny .tt,et, lfey
Quauity Of mach acty, corsistns II . tuiur ard
nou.din intrhi1t., ,ryu q circular laps, patent
ecfe h0-ti ing hinetu Ming ~ud etIrr lttues,
bailcs.rT t.A iit,', teatoHiIus tuAchiurs, fnot
ct'ns. tfe.lis.ui, sut borriLe mach me-, douf 10
lind pAgsr growing michir- sut saw, 900 mould
irS cutr s, 100 mould M Ape-, vi Al the sh4f-.
ing, betting and Wlilirs on ,hs pIemIes JOHN
W. lhOhP. a'ty - ~ i.sggce. l.o
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EOk SALt--A GROCERY AND LIQUOR
s'ofr N = good Oc-tion; 4 dong good tu Inc
nov; snte lctoIt fclsou tor ceiling eau tie sven an
tae s'ui,, aoa N0r"est %
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ArEalAL NOTICES.


Ladies Attention :--ElOtrhr-, ErecAIss,
and J. inpsS are INN tiat, cts1ict Ell -
l,'apo ica'lon' VI Di. TOBIAS Ven ten Linn NJ
! nour ms nov urst NDH IN nv f'a'r thai % IL h
- 20 lottls sec max : he hands suf' and Nhife.
OA!y 10 CITE. Sold b. tn. u us.ii. utes sLe.e. AL
VAN Lnd Winter.
an now ready to vier my stock OF Fail and
q er CLOTIiIS !. ~ nea, The ,Nssst sol N n.
the best s'yi,s, hnd a. pric Zee han t' tru "a
~ an: other establi.hnien' Thd B),S aud FARM h:
lug Departments n 4 yurpAsstd. Money returned II
not Pleased Pissss call. ..
y. d, BALDWIN,
10 and ~ Bo.ery
Target store In the city. 81
Can Mt JJj Broadyssy, second Floor. and
see ils oeebrstei CRAIG Microscope, aud mounted
on rcts. Oyss 30o dozen Of these iroscore., and
800 iorsu OBJ have been spid In the city Of Dston
s'one within AGAR. Tho Microscope In brsv cost.
but 4. In bad rubb,f $50: lssut'fIi mounted
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-20
SOUTHERN NEWS.

New YORK, Feb. 10.
The following are extracts from South
ern papers:
Inthe Confederate Congress, Foote, of
Tennessee, offered resolution to the ef-
feet that President Davis shall, on or be-
fore May.first next, withdraw the present
diplomatic agents from every foreign
country, the government of which shall
not at that time have agreed to recognize
the independence of the Southern Confed-
eracy, and after that date no foreign con-
suls shall be longer allowed to exercise
consular power except from an exequatur
asked for at the hands Of the Confederate
States and granted by the Same. The res
olutions further declare that the conduct
Of the Emperor of France in proposing to
European powers to unite with him in me-
diation has been highly gratifying to the
government and people Of the Confederate
States.
The tone Of the Richmond journals gen
erally indicates want of hope and spirit.
All prospects of Foreign mediation seem
to be given up and the present is consider
ed the most critical period of the whole
war.
ASSVAuAAS u hlOnuOuu papers lnIOrmb-
tion has been received there that the entire
Potomac army is evaeuating its position
and being divided between Washington
and Fortress Monroe.
4 VIOKsBURG, Feb. l8.-The enemy are
throwing up batteries on the Louisiana
shore with the supposed purpose Of pro-
tecting their men when they commence
constructing pOntoon bridges across the
river. Our authorities appear to antici-
pate an early attack.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-20
NewIrnn-CInas.

The iron-clad Ericsson battery, Catskill,
has been completed, and will proceed to
the South in a very few days. She is sim
liar TO the Passaic and the Montauk, the
latter being the boat that was so severely
and successfully tested in the attack upon
Fort McAllister. The Catskiu has two
guns, one eleven inch and one ffteen-inch
both mounted upon the new Ericsson car
riage in the turret George Rogers is her
Commander.
The irOn-clsd battery Nantucket was
turned over to the Navy on Monday last
She is similar to the Nahant.
The Whitney battery, KeOkuk, is now
ready for sea. She is regarded by the su-
thorities as one Of the most valuable Of
the iron-clads.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-20
SOUTH'N FOREIGN RELATIONS.
Rebel Agents to be Recalled.
THE SITUATION AT FREDER-
IGKSBURG. -
The REBEL PIRATE ALABAMA.
She Burns Several vessels.
LATE NEWS FROM YIcKsBURG.
Three Plans of Operation
FROM KENTUCKY.

CINCINNATI, Feb. Is.
A special dispatch to the Commercial.
from Frankfort, says the rebels assembled
here to-day for the ostensible purpose of
making nominations for the August cleo
tons. The House refused the use of their
hall by decisive vote, and they rented
the Theater.
Delegates from forty counties were pre-
sent David Merriweather elected Chair
man. On taking the Chair. he said he
hoped the Convention would do nothing
that good, loyal citizens should not do.
In the meantime, q regiment of soldiers.
with fixed bayonets, formed in front Of
the Theater.
When the call for the counties was
made, Colonel Gilbert read the following
order:
Reliable information having been re-
ceiyed at these Headquarters that num-
Der of rebel emissaries are in this CITY. it
is ordered that all persons now here not
residents or members of the Legislature,
or officers of the State Government, forth
with leave their names at these Head
Quarters, accompanied with satisfactory
references as to their loyalty to the Gov
ernment"
Colonel Gilbert took the stand. He said
to facilitate proceedings, and save the
Convention trouble, he wished his Adju-
tsnt would take the names of delegates.
He said there are those here whom we
know to be rebels of the worst kind, under
the disguise of the name of Democrats.
"HoU have assembled here with the hope
Of perfecting your designs, but it will not
do. Repudiated by the Legislature, who
have refused yon the use of their hall
Democratic newspapers seorning and dis
owning you-there's no use in your hold
ing convention in Kentucky. There will
be none but men Of undoubted loyalty to
the Government allowed to run for any
office. Such meetings as this you shall not
hold within the limits Of my command, and
to avoid difficulty you will disperse to your
homes, and in future desist from all such
ATTEMPTS to precipitate civil war upon
your State" = U.r1rd~.t. t.-a f-.~1 - q
After Colonel Gilbert had spoken, on at
tempt was made to offer resolutions, which
were respectfully declined by Gilbert. The
body then adjourned.
There is some excitement in the city,
but no noise.
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will be granted to any officer or enlisted man
by reason Of his being a paroled or exehsng-
ed prisoner, or for any other cause than sick
ness or wounds, aseertained in the manner
above indicated.
V. No leave of absence or furIough will
be granted for a greater period than thirty
days; and no extensions will be granted.
VI. Commanding officers and officers in
charge Of hospitals, will not allow either OFF,
GERS or men to present their applications in
person, but will forward them through the
regular channels and by the regular order
lies. All papers sent in through the proper
channels and in the proper mode, will be
promptly considered, and the decision com
municated through the same channels with
out delay but no attention viii be paid to
cases where this order has been infringed,
and commanding officers viii be held Tespon-
sible for its observance. ..
By command Of Major General Banks,
RICHARD B. IRWIN,
Captain, A. D. G.,
Acting Assistant Adjutant General.
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FROnI NEW YORK.

%. NEW IOAKi FeD. II.
Herald's special says it is rumored the
President intends to restore Mcclellan to
the head Of the army next month and re-
organize the cabinet on conservative ba-
sis, with Seward in his present position.
1t is generally telieYed in the confer
ence committee on the finance bill that the
Senate will concede to the House the $780,
100000 legal tenders, and that the House
cOncede to the Senate the bank bill and one
per cent. tax on bank circulation.
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Sentiments of the Ohio Boys.
TMurfFessboro' Corrssp0nqenooo Cincinnati C

TMurfeesboro' Correspondence Cincinnati Com
mercial.l
"There is but one opinion prevalent,
viz: These home traitors must be put
down. I asked them if they were willing
70 60 home, leaving the South and treason
triumphant No, never" was the indik-
nant reply. aTrue, we would like to SEE
home and friends again, but what would
ell this be worth, with dishouored peaee
resting over these homes. No, we stdy
I here, unless it becomes necessary for some
Of rs to return for the purpose Of metiIg
out to the Northern traitors the doom they
so richly deserve" Their hatred ndcok-
tempt Of the late actions Of Indiana, MI
nois, and some members Of the Ohio Lepis-
lsture Is almost limitless. This contempt
is unchRnging, their sufferings, the lois
Of their comrades, the shedding Of so mn9h
precious blood, has knit them together,
and unless home demagogues cease their
perhdy, these opinions will merge into %
mighty storm Of wrath, which in its on
ward course, viii be resistless, and ulti
mate in the complete destruction Of all
traitOFous opposition. The army is still
able to sustain itself against all oppos;-
ton, and they lciH do il They realize that
they not only suffer and fight for the pret-
ent, but the future. Their course will Be
=. Endorsed By living millions, and all in the
future will conspire to call them blessed.
EoH on the ball, boys, and let your motto
{ Be, Death 10 all traitors wherever found.
Nerve the srn, aim steady for the hear,
sf0r We are still the power Of this fair land,
and We shall Jet possess it. NJ