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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-08

n The course Of GEN. Buffers recent ad-
dress in New York, he spoke as follows
"And now, my friends, do not know but |
shall use some i1ereay, but as q Democfao> as
m Andrew Jackson Democrat, / am not 1or
tbn TT,-;on IS it was. Great chceTlng.-
;.GoodI'' tGoodl' ] say, IS q Democrat. and
IN Andrew Jackson Democrat, | an nottor che
Union to be again as it was. Understand me;
I was for the Union as II was, because saw,
o. fhozgbt 7 saw, the troubles IN the future
which have burst upon us; but having unoer-
rone those troubles, having spent I'll this !lood
and this treasure, do not mean to go back
AGAIN and be check By iovl with South Carroll"
ma IS ( was before, il ! can help It. |Cloecs.
s:You' re rignt.D Mark ne now, let 10 ban
misunderstood me, and | rereat, lest l1ay, 90
misunderstanding there are home So slow 20 under
stand as those vino do not want 5o-l1lark lne
eav I do not mean 70 give up s1ngie men CT
the soil OF South Carclina. II / had been
alive II that time and had the position, the
will and tho ability, would have dealt with
South Carolina as Jackson did, and kept ller
IN The Union at all hazards but now she mas
zone out and will take care that when si1e
Comes in again she cones in better lebavoc!
jc}eersl; that she shall no longer be the iirt-
rand Of the TJnion ave, and that she shall en-
ioy what her peopic never yet have enjoyed,
the blessings Of republican forn Of govern
meut. (Applause. And therefore, IN that
view, am not lor the reconstruction Of tie
Union as it was. Yet | have spent treasure
and blood enough upon It, IN conjunction with
INV fellow citizens, t. N Ike 1t a little better
(Cheers.) 1t was good enough fit had been
LETT alone. Tie old house WA good enough
Tor ne, but as they have pulled down ali the
l. part, I propose, when we build it up, to
hulld il NO with all the foreign improvements.
prolonged laugh ter and applause
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-08

FAcET1a, -''Do1't you think my son resem
bles me 2" inquired an apothocary, as j4o III
PRODUCED his greasy~faced hoy TO the witty Dr..
r., Yes" replied che doctor, pretending to
scan the physiognon1y OF each-'Yes, l. think
I see your jniments In his oountenancc.'
In addressing q jury upon one occasion: the
celebrated Mr.. Jeffrey found it necessary TO
make free with the character Of military Of
fcor who was present during the whole har
aneue. Upon hearing himself several times
spoken Of rs ''tbe soldier Cnc son o. Mars,
boiling with indignation interrupted the plea
der: ''Don't call me q soldier, SIT; | an IN Of
fcer' Mr. Jeffrey Immediately went OH
Well, gentlemen, chs officer, who IS no sol
der, was the sole cause d the mischief tEaJ
has occurred
Two gentleuon Of the bar we're vending their
way l1oluc late one night, when one. C1runker
than the other, was labbed by the Charles
and put in the lookup. A friend, on learning
the 1nishap. asked the other why be did not
bail bis companion out. Boil him ouj:
said the lawyer, you could not pump him
out
Somebody writing "reminiscences o the ''OId
Park Theatre \, I IN the Leader q tllls week,
tells a good land true) anecc'oto oi Blake, the
treasurer. II occurred during the famous lirst
engagement there Of Fanny ElsaIer, the dan
seuse. Is will be remembered that she Wa7
accompanied by a u9le dancer, Monsieur Syl-
vain. Dlake, seeing him walking w and down
the lobby one morning. waiting foG Miss T.,
thought II would be poilteness 70 accost hm.
70 this questionable end. Flake brushed up
his Frencb--his task was light, FOR be had IT,
tIe-and addressed the parisi.u in bis yerg1ac~
lllar Monsieur looked at him moment with
twinkle IN his eye, probably the sinister one,
which was anything bur fre,ool2 and then
came forth with, Bother man, sG,z ,s JEnglish;
what The dvll' 5 the use Of French? Ny Names
O 5 ulIivan; let $ take a (1rop,' The drink
was taken IT once.
Gold, il New York, yesterday, 152
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-08
OFFICE OF SUpERINTENDENr POLICE,

March y, 1863.
NTOTICE.-An persons are hereby notified,
~ that it is contrary TO law throw, or cause
10 be thrown, dirt or rubbish, Of any KING IN
the streets or alleys, and they are required py
}aw 10 keen their cellars free from standing wa
ter, and their footways and cutters free from
ohstrIctio71s. G. T. GRIMES,
rh Pin Supt Of Police.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-08

SHOES! SHOES!! SHOES
TUST RECEIVED, from the manu- Facturers,
II fine stock of LADIES, MISSES AND
CHILDREN'S CITY MADE BOOTS, AMP
SHOES, Of all knds-ali Of which will BE sold
at {, very small advance over cost at 10. 81
an 7~-1nn JOHN T. EVANS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-08

4 CARn.--Dr, A. 7. HUNT. an experience
n ed practising physician, from New Jersey:
respectfully Announces TO the citizens OF Alexan
dris and vicinity, that be has opened al office at
No 4S Prince street, opposite the Bank Of the
Old Dominion, and tenders his professional SER
vices TO those VIII may DC 50 unfortunate as to
,2ned medical aid.
\. B.--I,l1e public is requested not to con-
found my name with the Or. Hunt. alias Hall,
forY,27,ly on King street nnh 21--Imo#
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18

The HEARr-ISaac Ashe, a distin-
guished English savan, writing in Lon.
don scientific work, says: This four
chambered heart is a muscle, and acts by
means of o muscular force. What the
agent may be which irritates this muscle,
and so causes it to contract has been q
subject of discussion, but it is now gen
orally considered that this agent is oxy.
gen, which is received into the lungs and
stimulates the muscular contraeiity of
the heart through the nerves Of the organ.
The muscular action is entirely beyond
the control Of the will, as indeed are all
the vital actions of the body; yet in
stances have been related of persons who
could stop the hearts beating at will,
and in one case this experiment was car
ried too far, and the individual died by
the mere act of his own will. On the
other hand, the heart will continue its
regular pulsations for long time after it
has been removed from the body, and OF
course of the death OF the animal the
lower the creature in the scale OF creation,
the longer will these throbbings continue
so that the heart of sturgeon will con
tinue to beat for as much as twenty-four
hours after the death of the creature from
which it was removed.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18
STOCK STOLEN!
$500 90 BEWARD !

OToLEN from the corral Of the subscriber, ~
- miles east of Diamond Springs, on the Emigrant
Road, the night Of the 2lst inst, the following
animals, TO wit:
One Sorrel American Horse, mark or
brand on left hip resembling the figure I, about ten
years old and IA hands high. He is natural PAGER.
A Brown Horse, black name and tail, II
years old, Spanish brand on the left hip, and new
scar on the head near the len eRr-caused by the
bride, bunch the near fetlocx joint, and sad die
marks on his back. He is about "A hands high.
A Dark Brown Mare Mule, small star on
the forehead, right shoulder sOre-causcd by the
collar large, full eyes, neck unusually large about
10 years old, middng size.
A Light Gray Mare Mule, about s year,
old, middng size, little lame in the right hip, with
small limbs. No marks or brands remembered.
A Sorrel Mare Mule, about years old
branded U. s. the left shoulder, numerous saddle
marks on the sides and back, whip marks on thu
right hin, small neck and head.
The above are all work animals, heavy shod al
roand, The mules all fat, and the horses In fa
working order.
will pay S25 each Coz the recovery Of the ami
mais and $lIS for the arrest and conviction Of th'
thief or thieves. w. BARTRAA.
PlaeerviIe, Nav. 10th, 1sS2.--tf
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18
HEIMSTREET'S
INIMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
IT'S NOT A DYE.

IT rs NOT a DYE.
But restores gray hair to its original color by sup
plying the capillary tubes with natural sustenAnee
impaired BY age or disease. All instdntGHsous
dyes composed Of lunar cauStic, destroying the
vitality and beauty Of the hair, and afford them
selves no dressing. Heimstreeek tNimitable
Colorng not only restores hair to its natural color
BY an easy process, but gives the haira
LUXUktAHT BEAUTY,
promotes its growth, prevents its falling off, Grad
icates dandruf, and imparts health and pleasant
to the head. 1t has stood the test of time,
being the original Hair Coloring, and is constant
ly increasing in faycr. Used by both gentlemen
and ladies'. 1t is sold by all respectable dealers, or
can be procured BY them of d. S. BARNES, Propr-
etor, New York. HosTETTRR, SMITH s. DEAN,
Agents, San Francisco. Two sizes, 80 cents and
81. July -leowlyl
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18

OUR New WAR ENTHUsIAsX.-The Gin
cinnAti Enquirer explains the new war
enthusiasm. The process is by assuming
that the, people are enthusiastic telling
them that they are nthusiastic-inform-
ing each part that the others are ex-
tremely enthusiastic-holding meetings,
passing resolutions, issuing addresses,
getting; popular men to write blood and
thunder letters, bringing all the success
full eF5 rather net successful, officers Of
the army that can be pressed into the
service IN requisitiOn in the literary way,
stirringsn snp the orators into extraordinary
spssms Of extrayAgance. big type, tre-
mendous cheering and dreadful leaders in
the Newspapers.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18
oUH ooRzzsPo1<DD1Trs-
FLOWERS.
RY &c MINNIR.n


Your voieelsss lips, Oh, flowers are living preach
Every cup pulpit, every leaf book,
Suggesting to our fancy numerous teachers,
From lOnelisst nook.
Meath eloistered bOughS, each AOral bell that
swingeth
And tolls it's perfume on the paSsIng air,
Makes Sabbath in the fields, and ever ringeth
call to pray,r.
Not to the domes where crumblng arch and column
Attest the feebleness of moEtal hand,
1RNt 10 that fame, most Catholic and solemn,
Which God hath planned
To that cathedral. boundles IS as wonder,
Those quenrhless lamps the Sun and Moon supply
-Its choir the winds and waves its organ thunder,
Its dome the sky
There amid solitude and shade wander,
Through the green aisle, and stretched upon the
sod,
AWed by the silence, reverently ponder
The ways Of God.
GRoRoErowN, April 18th, 1868.
S$
The Copper Mines.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18
BRIDGE NOTICE.

THE undersigned hereby give notice that, on the
i 4th day of May next, or as soon thereafter as
application can be made the will apply to the Hon.
Board Of Supervisors Of Fl Dorado County for re-
newal Of their license TO keep Toll Bridge across
the South Pork Of the American River, at Union
Town, II Dorado County, Cal.
INGALSBEE, PoAGUE BROS.
April I'd, 1S65.--td
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18
Special anO &eneraI Notices.
o1TY COLLECTORS NOTICE.

II ICENSE-PAYERS will please take notice that I
Il 4 have fixed upon SATURDAY of each week for
the collection OF Licenses All are expected to pay
for their licenses on the FIRST Saturday after they
become due. J. d. HUME,
jyl2H City Collec.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18

Much IN LITTLE.-Prentice says,
"Mr. Lincoln's proclamation tends not to
tho emancipation Of slaves but to the en-
slaveuent Of whites"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18

The Physician IL often blamed for
want Of success In his when the disappOint-
ment 10 the recovery Of the ..1 : 20 be traced to
the administering impure medicines. Robert White
apnthscaSy ~ paging pe4dcYiar attention To the
41,-3( T-r. J.s>'-5 l.tepiptions and family
recipes from medicines Of undoubted purity. Robert
White Medical Hall, is appointed agent for most
Of the gen Line Patent Medicines.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18

VIZ are indebted to Wells, Fargo Co. for the
regular delivery of the Sacramento, San Fran
cisco and Virginia City dailies, and to R. S.
Hernandez for the Sacramento Union.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18
INSURANCE AGENCY !
COMMISSION AND PURCHASING
a q 4 N I

SAN FRANCISCO.
ORDERS for the purchase. OF Merchandise and
~ articles Of every description solicited BY the
Undersigned.
A residence in this city Of over ten years, Apd an
experience in the business of nearly the same lengh
Of time, considered sufficient to warrant the
hdence OF persons In the country who occASionals :
require to make purchases here, through The aReneY
of n reliable party; or who may be looking for q
permanent agent in San Francisco. To either che
advertiser offers his services, assuring all who IMtTust
orders to him that effort sh III be spared 10 exOs
cute their COMMISSIONS satisfactorily.
All orders must be accompanied With the cash %
city reference. >
Those desiring Information concerning the under.
signed, are referred to Y '.'"l
Ww- T. colsHaH Co., San FrareiseSS j. s..if
O. Langley, Druggist, g.
Flint, Peabody Co., " a ..s,s.tistg I
Ira p. Rankin, U -
J. Anthony 4 Co., Union 0AcO, aaaFau uIaato r.
And tn GelWicks / January, PuhlishorS e ~
MoUNTAIN DEMOcRAT, P1acerVille.
N Borders for MachneEy, RanOtoFtss, Male,
deoDs, Sewing Machines, Watches, JeWelFy, ETC.,. m
be attended to BY compstent judges. ~
-''---- y ---.-----' h. p. RE6RE II sfsiV
OUnMlsslS1 and Pufebasasg Al,DssihA,t 4''4i
a. Washi1gtOn strssl % slafts, 2
Opposite AaEuiFe's oPera Hopss, sae kRsRssana.
g. - .as..a =
IN EEDs, MORTGAGES AND DecIkeA
~ tions Of HOmesteads, iST sale q eAl4 a ID
r EGAL BLANKS OF ALL LKINpo8Ot eAtW
- at this olaee.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18
ALEXANDER BUSWELL,
PRACTICAL
BOOK BINDER,

Paper Ruler and Blank Book Maker,
5I7 Clay and ot4 Commercial sts., between Mont
gomery and sansome streets,
BAN FRANCISCO.
kY- Binding Of every description neatly exeeU-
ted; Blank Books Ruled and Bound to any desired
pattern. jun2ly1
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18
GEO. II. BELL,
BOOKSELLER g. STATIONER
Gil Montgomery Street,
Corner Merchant Street, San francisco.
ERICAN AND FOREIGN
SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY
MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS
And Other Periodicals.

& INSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED for Newspa 1ers,
- Magazines ard other Periodicals. A circular
will be sent to any person, on request giving an ex
tended list Of periodicals, with the prices annexed.
The following among the most popular:
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18
A. HI. RETD'S
LIVERY AND FEED STABLE,
NOTICE.

A IL those wto are indebted to W. NJ. Bradshaw
N Co., will save trouble by paying the same, on
or before the 10th day of April. 1858
mSr2s ". u. BRADSHAW 4 co.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18
AL w AVS BUY
WHERE CAN GET
TIE hest AND CHEAPEST!

TT Is ADMITTED BY ALL who have purchased Of
HENRY RADJESKY,
at the Cary House, that IL is the only place in the
City where you rely on getting GENUINE
HAVANA CIGAR FOR l2K CENTS /!
The liberal patronage which have received du-
ring the pas two years, has enabled to make
arrangements by which can afford to sell BETTER
ANO CHEAPER HAVANA CIGAR than can be had
at any other store in the City.
I also keep constantly on hand all the Choice
Brands OF SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO.
He. RY T DJESKY,
mari At the Cary House.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18

Saturday. AZ y O'CLOCK A. NJ oct2o
Protestant E piscOpal Church.
PLACERNILLE. Divine Service at the Court House
every Sunday morning, a. l1IV 'clock;Snnday School
at same place, at Il o'clock. Pm. COLOMA--Servce
the rst and third Sunday evenings o the munlh
at I o'clock. Ell D0RADO-Strvices on the second
and fourth Sunday evenings of the month at seven
O'Clock DIAMOND SPRINGS-Service on the sec
ond aud fourth sundays Of each month, at O'Clock
P. M. q. Z. PElRCE, Minister
Residence, Cary House, Placerve. j,22
Catholic Church.-Rev. j. LArRan
will OficiAte in Georgetown on every first Sunday
Of the month also, in CooDR Church on the third
Sunday. Divine service CONNIE noes at 10. A. NJ.
VespeTs, in st. PatrIck's Church, PIacerVille, on
every Sunday evening, at a quarter past Z. jy27
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18
Cburcbrs> zGbdritabIr OrDrrs,

Hebrew ServIce.-There will be Divine
Service in the Synagogue, at Placerville, every
Saturday, at Q O'Clock, 4. NJ. oct26
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18

we the ouder sind due CIame thowsan fete
Nv this here quart leg or load aud Intend too
wourk the sam u curdln too the laus uv,this
districk fur Gold silver or Copper
march l4-SiXty three.
Among the names attached were those of
some of your prominent cilizens-a noted road
owner, a lawyer. aud merchant or two, placed
there, no doubt, by some considerable friend.
SELRAKS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-11
Ch.eaes an I .tOak lsiapd NatIr..s
SUMNER ARR ANGEMENT. 1862

ArAn AFirh lHL Rs al, JULYl.Is.s.
y and until turtheI nol.ee, trans .u .esve
davenport daily, sundays excepted, - folows:
"a Freight train at..............6 4,rn
'uhhbs cAPIcss. ..............S 90 2. n.
Trains Arr,ve ut Davenport daily, Sundays o.
cepted, n follows:
ass u'kut "ApIess s'..se a 81 4. 4.
"a daily express and mail train At. =. s POP 4,
ID freight and I'd c!sss cars st..... 80 r. \.
All trains over this route are In direct coppsxioa
atUh'sAgo With trains over both the Michigan
southsrn, Michigan Central, Pit,sburg, Fort
wayne, and Chicago Rs ilroad TO and from De.
volt, Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati
Pitssburg, Dunkrk, buffalo, Niagars Falls, Alba
~, Now York, Philadslphia, Baltimore and " ash
inston.
tsssAnoHss avs r~mindad of tho necessity Of
giving dis.inct directions ss to the despstlop OF
ther baggage, also to procure tickets before TAX.
lag their seats in tho cars ~ tho conduct; n col.
isct fares only to stations on the line Of no Oh
osso ano Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN F. TRACY. Superintendent.
Davenport. July !, 1853. dN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-11

Bsrney BY lock string connected With the
sbo 9. The explosion was terrific il lifted
the bows Of the gunbost 10 feet out Of
water aud threw great quantities Of water
Ligh in the cir, which falling on deck wash
ed overheard fifteen Of the crew; among
them was Lieut.. Gushing, commander u
the Barney. Two sailors were drowned !;
rest saved. Gen. Foster was on board
when the explosion took place. The enemy
opened upon them from shore with . r.
FOUNDER field piece. Tue Barney was pen
etrsted by Is shots. Mt q man was in.
jurcd except the paymaster, who was slight.
~ wounded by sphnters.
Tb. Cohasset received five shots, one Of
which passed through her pilot house, in.
stanily killing her commander. acting mas
ter Cox, striking him in the back.
The Barney was towed to Newport News
to be repaired.
The object Of the reconnaissance was &C.
complshed and the fl ct returned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-11


The following proclamation has been is
.uea by Gen. Meade:
HsADarARrERs ARMY ov THE
poTuMsc, Aug. IL
The numerous deprt dations COMMITTED
by ctlz ms, or rebel soldiers in disguise,
harhored and concealed by citizens along
the Orange and Alexandria Il. r., and
within the lines. calls for prompt and ex-
empary punishment under the instruction
Of the Government, therefore, every cltlZ n
convicted, if there IS sufficient evidence OF
uis bsviug been engaged in these practices,
viii be arrested and coufned for punish
men, or put beyond the Iinss The people
within ten mlirs Of tho railroad will be
notified that they Will be held responsible
n their persons and property for spy injury
done TO the road trains or depots by Cit zeLs,
guerrislas, or persons in disguise, aud ~
case { { such II jgries they will be Impressed
as iaborers, To repair oil damages. Ii these
measures should TOT stop snch depreciation =
Il viii become tue unpleasant duty of the
Undersigned, in the execution OF bis 10.
-tfuotions, TO Girect that the entirc inhSbi.
iant, OF the district or country son, the
rsllrosd be put across the lines aud their
property taken for Government use.
GEo. u. MEADE, NJ ii. -Gen. Comd'g.
The depredatoas having been con tinued,
/, number Of cltizeas suspected aud known
20 be COM licated 10 these transactions have
been promptly arrested.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-11
Prcstdesst LtMcOIn's Reply.
I'm Order By Gsm. Meade.
RecOnnOissaMce Mp James
Kircf.
Terrific EEplOsiOM OF q
TOy pedO.
WAsBINGToy, Aug, 3

Gov Seymour. under date Of Albany
Aug. Sd writes /, the President with
respect 10 the draft in New Yo,k and
Brooklyn. He condemns /, e course Of
tnc Provost Mafshal's commencing the
draft without consultation with the
ii Or State ,llccrs at a Tune VIII. II the
militia were absent AT the seat Of war,
and while there were not even soldiers
Tough TO man the fort ficatloLs in har
Dor.
lhe Governor complains Of unfairness In
rnrollHcnt, and thinks IN this lottery for
uuman hives, as he terms it, there should
be strict imparll.iity. In the rural dis
tficis the draft bis been executed with
justice, and copscripts have accepted their
ate without a murinur, aud sometimes joy
uliy.
In the districts Of New York, who were
with populations much less, the number to
ne drafted Is in some cases double that Of
The iorncr. Tue attack on enrolling off.
err, winch subsequently grew into the most
destructive riot known IN the history OF
'be country, he prononnccs unjustitiable
Speaking further of the riots 10 New York
ne says: =" Disregard for law and dlssati.-
action Tor its ud clal tribunals, produced
td.ir natural resuts Of robbery and arson
accompanied by u4urderous uutrsges on a
helpless race, aud Tor time the very exis
fence Of the commercial metropolis OF cur
cuuntr,. IL is Crafty ing that the citizens
# Ncw York were atle without msterisl
al from the State or the nation, to put
lbwn ta's dangerous insui rectIon. For n
time the nation had not means 10 protect
rs own arsensls and navy ya,d.. l 900
men could Lave seized them all, and then
use the attnaments tor the destruction VI
he shilphg, 10 say nothing Of vessels
which were at tina. tlme engaged in burn
ing our metchant-ships almost within sight
oi our coast.
Tie Governor also complains that no
sfedt has teen gwen to the city for the
anu.htr Of volunteers sent, aud noble exer
mons q tue mliltia IN titD.s OF peiii. lie
tAcI,!ore . Is, for sssprn,Iun, at least, Vi
the dro't MI ,t- cnnstnutlonality is tested.
iuc Presidcnt's reply, under date 81 Aug
7tb, say-: lie cannot suspend the draft ~
New York., oocau.e tine Is too Important
IL. ADMITS the disparity Ui the quota IN df
ierent SECTIONS, aud accounts for It by til.
iact, that SO u.any more persons tit Tor sol-
lier, are IN the CITY than III the country
who have TOO recently arrived FROM Europe
70 be included ia the census OF 1860. Sull
he would not consider that T, ason sutfi ent
he would direct the draft t. proceed, draw
my only an average quota OF all districts
Alter this drawing tue city districts shall
% carefully re enrolled, aud tue Governor,
gents might witness every step OF the pro
cess.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-11
lAIRn Ann 10

CAIRO, Aug. 10.
There was meeting at PARIS H., On the
b, ~ wh'ch there were about 800 person.
crescent. IL was addressed by one Robert
DAVIS, a lawyer of iItil,b,ro, in which he
used language OF the following import:
He sad you should resist the conscriptiop
With your rifles aud sLoiguns, or whatever
Weapon you can get hold Of II your
Young men don't resist tac conscfiption you
ire not worthy To be called American citi
zeps. VIII you permit L,ncoln and his
shoulder strapped unions any longer to
make laws ahn pat tLem IA to' ce at the point
oi the bay onet. IL was ony last Monda.
The ,l,c,,on cane ,ff in Nv. Ga the FRI
10y previous Betnslde issued an order tha,
20 democrat slou d be allowed t. voto.
tho CONSUMPTION |. unconstitutional and its
no use 10 leave to Lincpiu's court 10 decide
such question, aud much other stuff Of the
,sme kind. lie would, undoubtedly, like
10 be arrested in order to become, Ia the
eyes u some, martyr.
Gen. Grants father came down on the
'raln his cv, ming on bis way to Vicksburg
To visit his ilus,r'ons son.