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Who are Responsible for the Re-
befffon. ~ II" is*@,1 <'it'
When you hear Copperheads charging
the rebellion upon the Republicans con
front them with these ''truthsof histoRy:l
.1,s Istl The rebellion was inanguratsd un.
der . Democratic National Adnninistra-
tion. ... tti, ~. F,Ft.,..>,.- ~. s,,,,3
-,. ID. It was conceived and taatured un-
der Democratic auspices. ''.' ','
Sd. 1t had It's nticfeus and head quarters rr
In the Democratic Cabinet Of James
Buchanan 2.r.5rn.a edt 10 .g53issr3lrj
l4th. It's chief institutors and engineers
were the leaders, ,off, the Democratic party
in: Congress, and the Government Depart
ments, .''- - 49,, ,.s''' .,7''. .s''' =
5th. It's principal agents abroad We're
Democratic ambassadors and. tConsuls
serving the cause Of Treason under Dem
ocraae pay. - r.sfatfi .-5l:,,,f lara. fffky>*
9th. It hads been in progress four
months before Mf. Lincoln was fnaugp!
rated. y .sruasHiil4A /.
Il 7th., Seven States had gana 9nt 9f the
Union before the Democratic, Buchanan
had left the Executive Chair. "ss'2flS'
sta. war had been declared aey Vie in.
Isurgents in firing apon the Star Of the
West, long before the present Admins,
tration came into power. 49,. ats
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] ' New York, Nov. 90.

= = '%f-'.tET New 1OfK, nov ~ /
ID. The Richmond Examiner. in, o Feoant
editorial shows the. worthlassness, of, reb.
e1 currency. It says tAs government I
lgfadaally feeling its way to the system
of forced loans The bakers Of; Rich
mond have Eaised the price of .. ponnd
loaf Of bread from Is to SO cents.
A rebel report says the Yankees re-
Gently cams ito JonesVille Lee county
Va, from Cumberland Gap and burned
the academy and Masonic hall and com
smitted all sorts Of depfedations. The
city coaacil of Richmend has spprUpri.
ated $60,O0Q to Ipurehsss family resi-
dence for Gen Lee. ,,-,....:., .-,ir.
Report ssys Gen Msagher has been
madefa Mi Geniand is to command the
old Irish excelsior brigade which is re-
eruited to tun standard. .,......s !.
The Russian Admiral and feet leave
Monday for Fortress Monroe, where they
expect to winter. ;fso~2 44sat: cs3.4,K
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t5I&N1. Igs!37f 4 - Z -IEEiM - -
- =. Cape Race, Nov. 20

z..s = t-.... Iapo race, NOV. GUp
: City or Baftimore, from Liverpool sfith
via Queenstown I2th, passed tlsis mora
ingd Reported British Adpairal ondared
Kearsagsfrom Queenstown. Its believed
she was Shipping men ostenribly as sto-
kArs, But supposed for. more active SER
vice. Tsnt7 l,n0tost LIfl' II ssDhTa iIt f'9 =
70 Lord Palmerstoni in naspeeeh at Lord
Mayors banquet, deplored the American
war, and. said England would have inter.
.fered but for the belief that il would have
besn IN eain, and thdrefUSe, w1Uld yield
neither to Establishment nor msnace, but
would remain strictly neutral. n
+ Regarding Poland, he said England
had dnae heR dnay By demonstrating, but
although those remonst frances had failed,
he hoped Russia would cease to pursue
extensive course. Lord Palmerston's y re.
Ieeption Hasssignifcantly enthusiasts -
Mr., filters o. prominent supporter Of
Government, has been speaking in das
fehce .of Federal dCogefnn1 ent.t s'f'Sf&l g
PARIS fteles ssans sag tMatta4naas ia NOT
blockaded. but coutrabapds Of var are
not allowed To be. landed. Efnperor's I
Il prtoTpaoissal for European Congress attracts
Q aniY@fsals atbeat tiou, zEifteea pdEms sint
IMted, and it's supposed the greater I,pn.
her Will scduiesce. Drain Of gold rom
Enelaha stsii oHtffntufed.. FHiirf her aaSvahce
in rate Of dliscUHntaa anticipated. j
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Recruiting oaicer for nrsils Go.


Recruiting Officer for Mile Co.
d We announced, few days ago. that
MIR. REYNoLDs, of this city had been ap-
pointed recruiting officer for Mills county
The commission was sent, to Mr.. r.. Is
stated but owing 10 aozas delay in the re.
tt,rn Of his aeeeptance Of the same, the
Provost Marshal concluded he did not
intend to accept, and accordingly sppoin.
ted another. E. C. BLAcxn&Rp Esq,' Of
Glenwood, is. now duly installed recruit.
ing officer for Mills, and is prepared to
furnish board and lodgings" to all the
patriotic citiaens Of said soansy who de
sire oobsain. an Office under the United
States: = Walk up, gentlsmen, 70: aba
Captains Office" and get a tickettthg,
will relieve you ofaall unsasinsss on &C
count of the draft. '.'>''s.<z. - -.
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sOLD1ERS' VOTE.

The csnyassers hare so far progressed
In their labors as TO ascertain the vote o.
the saldaieFs fpR GaEeFap and lieutenant
GoyeFpor, Mr.. Stone Republican can
didase for Governor iiteceissd rs ,osI
votes. and Enoch VI Eastanaaa. Repabli
can candidate for Lieut.. Governor, bf, re
oeiyed Is,A26 votss. DANES d. Tustie
Oopperhead canditisse FOR Governor re
oeived > .951 vote. and John F. DUN,
eombe, Copperhead candidate for Lieat
8overnor, fssc;s,afsed ., ,Ass tvotes, Stone
has 4 snajoritys sof. 10, IA and Essssaar
a6,e0a FThis insnrss A,osh of thest
gentlemen an aggregate ND jority of apne
Thing over u, ,spoe I What ssals can
ahoN 2 bstlsrrsccsd than this FL Be7ss
.Ft '.aa1 =, II ~ Fsssysae-fa =
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a1ssm e ellids b! Eos
nSSqlss sss eEs RsgS SSgtaEa fall iaeoun's

MoT9lpg PspeFe G0ptai4 full accounts
Opsni0g 0gsAxescissa Here prayer by Rev.
Nr, Htpk ktprl, chaplain Of the q 8. Senass,
then followed An ofatisn by Edwafd Ev-
ssrett at fcofelhsi6as Of which thu BAiti:
'naess, ,choir treaasd the asseablage with .
ssaptitgl dirge, written at Gattyshnsa hv
3. p. Eregch. When this Was over. Mar
shaf LAasron intloduced che pf5sisaasifss,
EAsho made sshOas bat sl isaaso'
tspesehs which reserved great; applapse,
and Of the eonclusion, three chearss we're
given for him, and three for the Govern
ors of the different States. y. Number as
senabled ssas betweeRo thirty and fifty
thousand. Everything passed of quietly
and satisfactorily =. -.
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Prssaa w. ashamwsUsa.

- rs :, :. :.'Jf .siffWashington, Nov 90! I
4 lAdvicea,f from the 'front.' tonight. states
that tn \ no 40 collision has yet occurred. The
enemy have made no Demonstration
within aday of'so, but seem intent upon
up breastworks. ri sa:fla1,frs11i<
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RrOm I CGncinaaSi..

p = &. ~ - M Cincinnati, Nov, 2S..
Z Maj. Gen. Foster his arrived here, snd
leaves for Knoxville to-day. Official ad.
vices from East Tsnnesses VI; II d. 10 :
Yesterday, are enc couraking: as+asa ..,5l1 esq
Adjutant Stanley, Of the 18th Kentucky
cavalry, arrived from Cumberland .GSp
yesterday; and brings hopsfblrnews of
the situation. Burnside Is still holding
out, and has notified the citisehs that he
$Aould ceFtaihly hold Knoxvilfe. The
rebel ferca 6pposiftg iiGisa 10 sstiEzssed at
Knoxviiills iiill is not seiossiy iihvEesstsd. ii Es The
enemy have Wit4f6wrl rom tfia sStith
side gf the iRes,a ,aanA sssEh fosaaeE sksre.I-
ARTILLERY firing on tbey 18th AND 2sh MAS
very severe, The enemy sustained q
heavy loss. 81 Brig Heff. Saildgfs Wis
Fwounded at Catnp6eal - ssasi6Efa lew days
agon and, has. .sistcel ldied. y Coi0nsa ,W00l-
ford Yas slightly yspunded. / 80, 49,,
The Commercial says that The with
drawaI of the enemy from ths Soath side
I0f Knoxville, ni4ieaast and decisive
Of Q repulse., Barnside is he}ding Knox-
vile under instructions from Grant. It
Is not to he supposed. theF FAefops, ttAAst the
tfsress tnaar Gems. ThoEfas, tHooassr Ind
ISherpaan, are wasting their times daNing
these momeptous days, We are hourly
in exp xpectation Of rsceiving ifitAflik kefce'
of nlost itssnoFtAnt chAractefs aas FAST
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Hqwi ta tstsq. saeusassaslHsfG,sas 1Eaft nj
Gents.

b. Many persons, do not know the couH;
Fterfeit ifty cent postal currency from
tllks IL eafaihss There are nia&fka Oa4ff 41ei
sspussoas that ifsssassfvedb wilb ae1oflce
show shA oeanteEfeits 0nisahss easaatSFs
| tait the final =, ~ in the W9Fds :. -.
Postage over the head of Washing gtnn,
il drobpSsd, ana che flfst letter in
the wossd 4 asaasursS' . ~ sxs5Ed dso ohigflas
mn then thafother lsttezsn4 Appshas, tSst
h that the SPURIOUS in the word
"a fJebbo&;Sery 's2ddoes tot aodch she befe
der I'll sths kaack iof enc n6ts q I ss3nEipda
10 lthsss direetisnsssalls sessalk psEzDsns
.bsins Imposed sneH es ,sesspsF su I,,
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N ~ 1t late lptii printers i festival the e,

n@At 4 late printers festival the edi,
torial vocation was thus ~ done brown r.
The man thatis expected % know iev
tell all he knows and guess At
the rest; :; 70 make known his own char,
accter; establish tile reputation Of his
aYleighbors 20 efect alf canaidates for Of
Gee; to blow up everybody and reform
the world; to. live for the benefit af 9th.
ers. and the epitaph on bis tombstone
B." Here he lies at last ii, shortt, me is
locomotive running ON tho track dF pub.
lie notofiety; his Lever iai bis pen; hil
boiler is filled with ink his tender bis
SCISSORS !; his driving wheel public opin,
ION whenever he expaedes 10 10 caused
by the non payuens efsebzcripsiOnsst u
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u. Ii Siiics 4 1fans .ett'

: VI s'"2 1sa'est philade iStia, Nov 2S. =,
Yhg FDil0Riag' 10 fforAesy iesaer5 dated
IPsfe1H HnasonEaa Efitsea ~ bsstsisfcf
rs fbsss Z IS sps;tpiRRe s Il ssssossati5h thar shs
lSt fAht, g8ieafiaS., bffs VIZ rsAA6Sa #ho'
Mas captuEed asshs ossasAa asSos @lriaasout.
yaR asfaia ,Sas ,hahgsls ri % lhin II hour ri.
terwsr,ls, together With SOME gg5 tdl6Fets
sp,fiyS;ates who wssc Sapautd& sssitta hinA
q. I',a-, ses' k,eiIg S:Is tsss a'os@ 2
y! ts' n sv ~ s. S IL !
i let,ss itoa I ID illsAa ZIG iS.H
rs fss,9 she iTtl slssts - iosalgs n shrew.
'tafu rasafiess iif IS shss s2soas fop;
''asoslA pcrfi6n ses' ttlsk ttllsik On lEaslay
AniahbFesyr haass stshbkh fSsei ieppsigsmodslz
pesarea fpta apur. ,bsstasi@ iron, rsbss
Y As'F 81 ssns s NJ - ssuq -
III tolns d, ssi! aG yals .aifloa hsap@
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Rress Washing gton..

lena4, 46a H .ss.si wv ashington, Nor. 20 !,
b. Printing Of National bank notes COM
mepced Monday IN New York. Tempo
/ Efary Loan having EfSatly decreased. AEf.
Chase is enabledF Ftordrawi iupoa ffty mil
hons which viii lrbs obliged to be ,held in
reserve. 20 redeem Whtt. he is now issuing,
about four millions, and has some ten or
fifteen millions nuw I'M yaults.j A, Haobably
no more legal tender will be asked for as
National Bank Notes viii supply the want.
Three years six per cent interest bearing
notes esetnearIy Teadf sThe, Inteiligen-
Ger of. Saturday is out, oenoancing the
election m DelawsFe as fhfcay saying it
was .pEacticably no election. News from
Farmy caaises disappointment. There was
a review. of the 9th corps Oh Friday,
which delighted the Rnglfsh l6facsrss2
Madisnn court house 10 not oaeupied yet.
No advance has been made, .pur. engineer
officers have been making Typographical
views Of Rapidan FoifAd9s, enemy 81 tsiofks,
sand places TO plant batteries. Income
taccrNsng from profession ald ysother
sources thar, fixed Investments, isdecided
to be taxable. Navy Department he's 3D.
vices from the Vanderbilt at MauTitus.4-
At last accounts the Alahaaa wsSs Eehott-
led in the Bay of Bengal, :. ~ # = +
The report of Judge, EAmunds, Com
missioner Gen. OF Land Office will show
the following territories rich gold and sill
YER mines idaho, Nevada, Washington,
Colorado, 15rizoriass and New Mexico, Ar
sikpnia and Idaho are 9eapecAaA Ay-Eieh in
gold, 10, former it's nov. being dug out
with the rudest implements in astonish-
ing quantities There are also rich gold
deposits in Utsh: ii Thssfich@t tsmineay yet
stopnd in Arizonia are, on the branches Of
the river Colorado, which, runs into the
Gulf Of Califctfiias 2 III tTerritoriesUo Uof Ida
ho, Colefaeio and Arisohia,i Rers asB also
large beds: of COAL Reports of Gen. Clark
of Mexico, fully establish the trttth of
the reports Of rich deposits Of, gold in
Arizonaia antni ~ %f'2s' ''-5>' 73sE--ffllr J.!
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From ArnayI. i lsolt9isIaIc;,. s: =.

-. - Washington, Nov. 2as
= The Republican, exssS ot to:.day Has
the fofloNirsi: *ihnatg >1ii3uq 10 S@an
Early this morning the grznd army of
the Potomac brgke camp near the, nozth
bank of the Rapidsn,. with ten days
cooked ratiors. They conffmenesd an
AdSAnce movement ,tipon the eustny,
upon orders from Gen Meade.s' By ,Roon
"a. day " is supposed the, whole of our
forces wiz be beyond the RapidRn. Lee
Ffhust light or artiiis IF ilfS has resisted
Msade in crossing the Rapidan .hefsl has
|uodonbtedly been Q. battle ere gtthissA Il If
our crossing is or has not been resisted it
/ is food evidence he ID not sufficiently
strong enough 70 FIGHT outside fsg forsif-'
cations. In the, latter eventsha wil 9all
back upon Cord donsyille or Richmond
ReportA OF Lees army being at HSno-
yer junction are only speHdfatiDns.l
sI'l 3 as5tIa sS5sI, s>&' eNaw York, Nero as
u The Hsralds, ,dispasch from the army
of the Potomac says: The enemy, though
not seen id large f6rce, appears 10 be-
working diligently, and seeRA determined
TO give MaAda'a warsn secephon.a as.4t
| A Washington special tp the New York
World says, that ruinors are afioat hero
that Grants forces had 'advAhSed Spon
BFaggy and were dow in 4 Atlanta, 6eor-
gle, with ,Bragg in full sefteats They
have no shadow Of ndatioi7. '"'
i
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elsgsigtyl 8 4 ial5y I'D asiengs edaastiay
saezaa to hasa heen. rrncertsd plais
Along the Whels tsast - aseegtain oss
position. 4 force Of ofi1fantry creased Be.
El0w Istdo<5h FORD. ma atsefapsa<s To- cut
OK the lit Michig& h cay Osas3 AEafof
fuar xisoogeFed 4zfesszs sf6s& &c agtaest
could Be made, md isnsnediateiy caassAa
the fiVera RE enemy crossed the river
during tsss hight and exposed theiaseFye Us
taboat dawn. 4 AftSr Xxi fftaishadg one DE
two houfssp Gndifik their plans diseoyefed
they fstIrded u the opposite bas1k. sao!3
The Tfibpnes special says the astensioA
of the president and naof8 pfosnineht
members Of tise: Cabinet add otbstf zen. |.
stlesnen have been giveE OF aAte tGshs
,e0nsideeations 9 OF lEnpoft tanti kinAf2
connected with the fecalilt tI5S ussfom
of truaint Southern Seafes, sefefaa s0f
which may s6on be knockingat the AO4f !:
The precise sbairSe To Be adoptea 81 tssUs
yet determined = Several sll eories claim
she PresFaensss ear, but he9s engaged im
tiiasufing apractioal plan BY ich 10
.ssctife thetf fetIhf5fi hpoh tlse osiy psAes
teal basis-4aof freedom and equality &;
The Presidents Instruction. to reSAlaatly
commissioned Representatives ofths F6v-
eFnment in districts of the South row ita
Our possession; leave ta6 doubs that the
policy Of the administration is 10 aYSvnait
none of the Sagrant Stases t6.cons back
with slave eonsti ittations.ti eta1 10 si4n93
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~ @H;2b 1,f b b4Raltimore, MevaGA E,
lg Tha utrapsport Delewags, from Port
Royal and Stone Bay. 81. .C,. Nov 10Th,
brings reports Of the capttre Of the feb-
seI steamer Bashee, froass' Nazssssy3f wfth
. saluabldsargo4 Jiia rts,St st1slt:s IL
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EPORrE0 EGcEgsgyEIv roR TRG soNTARrfIa vi
z TIE ILlIEoIe q MIgassaEErl FTEEaaAPH GO,
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s = sa.S aHk n Mo- &E
lsa isis lass d u N lsissl gtosas
Arzx uk gxsaas
lae Hrouisd warfSnton hay-
ID sna ION our p7cakets quite FREE
the citizens hafb BEEN notified
tha8 up6a the first recarfeilce OF picket
ahootiag Warrenton viii ba shsllsd.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-02

WALL PAPER.-Received thisls
w . ssoek Of Wall Paper. new designs:
Putnam's Pendulum Curtain Fixtures.
Judd's Curtain Fixtares
Green Holland for Windows.
BuB Holland for Wndovs-
c Fds, Tasees. &c.
ap-d27 n. ". WHRrCOTf,
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Col. EAwarAs An nasAs.


SpRIsGFELD. No., Sept. %, 1863.
EDITORS GATE CRY :-Gentlensn,
/ have been informed that my rans has
been paraded in certain papers in Iowa.
in connection with the political issues Of
the day. During brief visit / made
home about the first Q. August. last, and
while absent from this post, some anony-
nous correspondent Of the st. Louis Re.
publican made me to appear figuring at .
certain political meeting held at this
place, when / was absent in Iowa, and /
believe on the very day when was pay
ing my respects TO " Copperheads" in .
speech to my old neighbors and friends
Ut. Charlton.
Since this war commenced l have had
but little to do with party politics. ]
have held as far as it could be done the
parlizan should be merged in the pa
triot, until the great work of crushing
out treason, and preserving the unity Of
the government, was accomplished.
The present war is death on slavery, ~
the natural consequences resulting from
the war, and if there had been no " Pre-.
carnations the same results would fol.
low. The conspirators. who inaugurated
the present unnatural and wicked rebel
lion. done so with the view to strengthen
their "peculiar institution" If they
have lost at their own game, they have
no one to blame but themselves, if slavery
dies out. Three fourths. o. the. people o.
Missouri are in favor Of emancipation, and
/ have IS mere locker on witnessed an
unnecessary war of words going on be.
tween the friends Of emancipation in thu
State, which / very much regret.
/ have no objection to the doctrine
whatever enunciated b. Gen. Tuttle in
his letter declaring himself . candidate
for the Governorship of Iowa, but thar.
10 large element in his party which has
controlled it since the rebellion commen.
ced, would no moro entrust with the
desiinies Of my State than I would JEFF,
Davis and his followers. Ishall, there.
fore, vote for Col. Stone.
Iremain yours truly,
JONI EDwAnps,
COL. 18th Iowa Vollstoen. /.
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For the Daily Gate City.
The l7sh Iowa ALI fer stoas.
HEADQUARTERS, 18th IowA,)
HELENA, Sept. 21st. 1868.
At meeting of the officers of the 18th
Iowa Infantry, called for the purpose Of
giving an expression Of the feelings of
the 18th With regard to becoming State
election, Lieut.. Col. Archer Was called
into the chair and Capt. ]. H. Browne
chosen Secretary, and Captains Stuart,
Hicks and Huston, were appointed CON-
mittee on revolutions. The following
preamble and resolutions were submitted
and unanimously adopted:
Whereas, We, officers and men of the
18th Iowa Infantry, feel deep interest
in the coming State election, and believe
that an expression Of our feelings will be
matter Of interest among our friends 1t
home, We therefore submit for publication
the following resolutions:
l. That we have unlimited confidence
in Col. VIM. n. Stone, the present I'm.
ion candidate for Governor Of Iowa.
From literally s'poor boy,'' he has by
his own energy and ability attained an
eminent position, and We regard him
as "eminently the man for the
times" Since he has been . resident of
our State. be has never been found want
ing in ability to discharge any duty in.
trusted to him. AZ soldier bis conduct
was noble-such ~ to add increased lustre
to the rsnown achieved by our State
Troops. Excepting the malicious and
the envioas, the enemies Of our common
country will be found to be his only viii
fyers. We skaN vote for him for osr merit
Governor.
E. That since Gen. j. NJ. futile has
become the candidate for Governor on
the Democratic State ticket, We deem it
but right to state Why We shall unani-
mously support Col. Stone In preference
% the General. Gen. futile was good
soldier and We believe him to be still !
loyal man bat it was the not-another-
MISUNDERSTANDING man-for-the-war.
men, Who pat him in nomination and ve
cannot vote for him without compliment
ing thsss nissEsaats. Should ~ 0eoe.
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EOR SALE--A good two story Brick
IL Dvsflfng Houss, on the eornsrof fith And Nor.
gan ssrsess eoataistnse 10 iooaa. This prrperty
must b sold. Raqufre Of
Esoksk. Ap~tte. leS3. H. B. TkA-kkCk.
EOR SALE,
Pour Brick DvsaiisSa, In block, three stoFies h9h
with rooms sseh. This properly will b sold fos
iess thxn ons-haif what coss 70 euiid them Tue
perfect. knquiHs Of
H. B. TEN-RYCK.
KAokuk. May u, Iess. Real Bsta is Agent
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UNION MEETINGS.

The following named gentlemen:
COL. p WOOD,
MAJ WIN. CAFFRBY,
JNO vANvALKkNB Esq
JOHN a. SULLIVAN, ESQ.
I'M BECK, Esq 81 =
H. G. STGNPEL, Esq.
A. D ALDRfCH, E>Q.
LIEUT.. JOHN A. SMITH,
kINLEY, ksq.
HON. @. W McCRARv.
COL JOHN v RANKIN,
4. JAEGER, ESQ,
henry STRONG, Esq.
Cot G. BUsSEY,
r. H. GILMORE Esq
Pr. MAS. Esq
r. MEISSNER, k-q
MAJOR JSO L. MURPHY, (Tenneaseo refaSse)
WIN LEIGHTON, ksq
COL B HI LIS,
HOS As Z WILSON,
CAPT " OAKLAND,
HOy c NOURsr,
col MCDOWELL,
DIR ID McGUGtN,
GEO EATON, Esq
THEO GUElCh, OF Burlington,
and oshers have signn their siingusss TO address
III air fellow etlseus Of Old Lee the political b.
sues Of the day, AZ ths following times and places
to-wit:
Big uoupd, Cedar TIP, Friday, October 2, At o'clock
kodgef Schl Rouse, Green BAY Up, Saturday, Ost ,,
All o'clock.
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Th<re May preparations sold under toe mans Of
Qrlsts, put up II quart bottles compounded OF The
ch1abeps whitley rum, costing from % 10
% cents per gallon, the taste disguised BY Anise or
Cosiander Seed.
Thu claes OF Btsers has and will continue TO
csusa, long they be sold hudreds die the
death Of the druntard- By their the is eps
contiAusiy under the inf OF Alcoholic stmu ans
Of thu kind the cesse for Liquor and
ap, and the r-sun all the horrors atten up
on 4ru skard's life and death.
FOR thesr ~ no desire and Will have Liquor Bttes
we ublish the foiic~iux ree-ip Gef One Bottle of
HeeAan y German Bfters and mix With three Quarts
Of good Drua6y ~ Nhiskey, ard The val be .
preparation that vii far excel No medicin vlraes
and tue exteiteece any The fuus Liquor Bt;ers
in she market, and 81 eo<t much less Tou will have
all the virsne q Dos6ands Biftersln connection with
Heor article %, Liquor, At much less price than
these interior preparations vail cost you.
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.oootw o bushsl Rxtrs Linen Sacks, TO arrived
vii be sold lov for Cash, 1t 81 ana 50 Levse ~ =
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