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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
1oR orHrR AuoTIoN BALES am !, 40 49,
svJ. Q. keaUlKA 4 co., Auetioaesrs.

80. ". Nct UlkA q co., AuetioaesrS,
EACkLLENr YURNTfUlE AND HoUsI
DAY Nm ssfso5s AZ PusLIo Auction -on ruIs.
n IN. ro.;taaN9. September 18th, at 10 o'sioeS
Min;s..rs siusne. OF Baron Won 9sroit. Prussiaa
Ih,su. corner Of Fifteenth and n streets ~
La ~ sn, tss ~ IfTnrnisars and lHsets mpsss
A~ nII.es OF noeewo od Parlor Rurniture dn,sAsA
In crimson cetsline, and com erisinr 500. 1tSc-
mans, ARE, Easy and psrior Chairs
norwood Marble top Centre And sof. T.h,.s
Rosewood hist ard Pan cy Tables As"'sS 81.
Ladies' Writing Desk, And Bookc ass NJ p....a
haIdsome Crimson silk and Req Curtsins' viss
Lace Curtains, Cornice, and Rixtures
large Marble Vase and Stand, Music Stsod
Oak Extension Dining Tables eighteen Oaf D;,tn~
Ghairs, Marble top sideboard. two Buusss q
Tray And stand, Carving Tables
Carpets Oilcloths, and BUGS
writing Dseks, Tables, and Bookcases
0sk Mutical Case two Etegeres
once Arm Chairs, Hat Rack
mabogSny and Walnut WArdrobes
dressing Buresus, Tables and Wash stapds
MAHOGANY Double and Single Bsdstesds. With Hsir
and Spring Mattresses
Ioliet Sets, Lounges, Window Shades
Oak Wardrobe, Glsss Front Bookcase
Gas SnG Coal Slows 9, Goal OIL stoyes Ae
AT 10 O'CLOCK
In front OF the premises, We shall sell ous Con
Carrisee, with Harness for two Horses
Terms cash.
seq J G. McGEIRl & co Auess-
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WE are requested to call attention to the sale,
this afternoon, at 5K o'clock. on the premises,
OF desirable brick dwelling house, with fine
side lot. situated on north A street, Immediate
ly opposite the east park of the Capitol.
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ByJ. @ MCGUIRE d CO., Auctioneers

ByJ. q MCGUIRE d Co, Auctioneers.
TIRE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT
n. tt coRnnn OF AND Third srRsRrs AZ
PUBLIC AUcTIoN.-O On MONDAY ApTERNOON
Sept Ath at sl O'Clock. on the premises, We sh III
sell Lots and IA in Square No. s6s. fronting to-
ans running back 100 feet to . rs foot alley 10 BE-
dixG Cd into three building lots of 81 feet inches
Terms: One third Ca b; the aindsr in six And
twelve months with interest, secured by . decd or
sss 10. MCGUIRE co. Auos.
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ASSUMING that the Intelligencer has no rooted
aversion to giving credit to the Star for matter
copied, we call its attention 10 the fact that the
account OF the homicide at Sixth street yester-
day 1t uses and credits to a contemporary was
made up word for word from the first edition
of Yesterdays Star.
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SEE FIRST PAGE of to-days Star for interest
ing local articles.
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ing local articles.
Asue I!!-Emigrantsa and others who remove to the
1st Of Of thu the sss in
in those sections, Some of the NEST intslIi-
Rss III this to this
turing Little Eden" Western settlement
hat the os vas ss
Fever and AEue, which had killed all Who
@ho eoud ony
most gloomy circumstances. said that Fever apd
iSi
brste Btters is the only cure for this ter rible dis
them, and be convinced of their powers.
Sold By Druggists and dealers generally every
Wholesale Agents-A. NJ. Bininser Il Co.. as7
Penn. sVe. sel0-eo5t
BEDFORD MINERAL W AreH, fresh from the spring,
s sse ::
WR.PPIsG PAPER for sale at the Star offce coun-
ter, at six cents per pound. jy9
CoRNs ARE TIE UsivsRsAL TORMENT OF MAN.
on ps wiz and snSm I" hs msn a
Hupdreds OF our citizens testify With gratitude as
etc OF Dr. SoF%
chiropody speciality. You are sure to get relief
and g. half and sixth SITS. sci
tn oHIArssl AID BEST HAZE DYE II -HswolLp-
Nsvu Fades OF Washes OHt.-Upham's Hair Dye, 50
cents box. Tbs best in use. Try It, Sold by 8.
O. Rord corner 18th street and Pa avenue, Wash
nGton, aud Henry Cook. Alexandria. ss-N
Dl. DUlosf's sussr-coated Female Regulating
Pulls .re the bes: in They operate Spssdily
and G6seticely, and being codkd create
Sea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial of
these ills will prove their superiority ovn all others
Price 81 . box. Sold By 3. @. Ford, corner lIth
street and Pa. avenue, Warrington, and Henry
Cook, Alexandria. jA6-ly
v.,,.r,un N C,u.u m sIx n.va-nr e,ost-ax,.
Antidcts, an English Specific Of stxty-avs years'
standing, viii cure Goaorhas in sag days. No
change or diet required. Price 81 pey bottle Sold
by 3, O. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa. avenue
Washin stop and Henry Cook, Ale1sndria. ts6-Iy
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Book BINDERS Pic MICA grand pic mic,
for the benefit of the drafted members of the
Book Binders Association will be given to-
morrow at w shington Park, on Seventh street.
1t promises to be pic mic OF peculiar interest,
and one which will be very enjoy able Care
will be taken to preserve the very best order.
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EOR REH IA Handsomely furnished HOUSE
Il in the First Ward. Rent 2 1875 per m ,nth, None
but responsible persons need apply. Address Der
| fla, Star Office. se8 St"
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Don't FAIL TO GOETHE picnic for the
benefit of the drafted men of the Seventh Ward
takes place this afternoon and evening at
Loeffier's Garden. Great preparations have
been made for a fine entertainment, and as the
beneficiaries are deserving officers, who cannot
we'll be spared from the police force, it is to be
hoped they will realize handsome sum.
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TIE oHIAPIsl AID BEST HAZE DYE II ZEE WoILp-
Ns.u Fades o, Washes 0H,.-Upham's Hair Dye, 50
cents box. Tbs best in USE Try It, Sold by 8.
O. ford, corner 18th street and Pa. avenue, Wash
nGton, aud Henry Cook. Alexandria. 1s SLY
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Isaac Har-
Capiloina, assault; bail for peace. John Kelly,
drunk and disorderly; workhouse. ID. Flana-
gan, indecent exposure; do. James Bayer,
E. Austin, do; Sl.5s. Emma Turpin, drunken.
ness and profanity; 90. Adolphus Kasle, drunk;
dismissed,
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ByJ. O. MCGUIRE q Co. Auo,ion..,,

DyS. y. MOTH IBI 6 CO., Auctioneere
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON EoRrH r
v sfHEAT, BETWEEN NEW JBRssY AvRIgl am
Sep. l4th, ats O'Clock, on the premises We "a III
sell the west half OF Lot No. 5. in Square No So.
fronting q feet on north street. between NsSs
ytr,ey avenue and First street west, and runnine
back lel feet II inches.
Terms One. third cash; the remainder In six Ara
twelve months with interest, secured By q deed 81
trust on the premises.
ses &c MCGUIRE & CO.. Auots
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TOR SALE-The RESTAURANT known as the
l. Conneeiieot House, NJ. 30 Ne. Jersey
cense, Fixtures and Good Will. Apply on the
premises ss8-lwH
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WAlRAM1ID 70 CuRI n Six DAYs.-Dr. Godfrey .
Antidcts, an English Specific Of sixty-avs ysars'
standing, viii cure Gosorrkna in siz days. No
change Of diet required Price 81 pey bottle. Sold
Washin ston. and Henry Cook, Alexandria. tasty
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T ENJOYS ELEMENTS OF FORTIEoATIoN
IL Tendon.
Kimber's Modern System OF Soruneausn.
Kimhsr,s yaub bans First System. London.
Plan and Elevations OF Fauoan1 ffss eysssn
air Hazard Douglas ON Sortiacation; London.
Gan Rarnard 9 notes on Ses Coast Defence.
Col. Humfrey's Modern system OF Softincssion.
AoSS On Attack and Defence Of Outpost London.
Connollyas Hisfody or the "os@ esppen ana
n asn. Gilmorcs siege and Reduction Of Fort
pulaaki Lsndon.
Nahan's Field Yorttncadon.
nnanes Manual for Engineer Troops.
Col. Andersonb notes ON the Siege OF Aers.
Hyds,. Elements Of Fertilization. London.
An a fRANCK TAYLOR.
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TOR RENT.-A well furnished HU USE, within
L one Square q pennsy lyania avenue; Also,
several vacant LOTS on street. A GRAND
PIANO for sale. Enquire al the Drug Store, coz
OF 18th and Pa. ave. ses-2E*
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-Chas. W.
Ellerbrock, pedling, unlicensed; S20.64. Catha-
rine Grady, creating nuisance, 1864. Henry
Gilbert, threats TO destroy property; bail for
peace. VIM. O'Neil, indecent exposure; mill.
beggar; dismissed. Michael O'kesfe, disorder
Iy; dismissed. Jno. Williams, throwing stones;
80. Jas. Bell, assault and battery; 81 So. Jane
Z. Henson, do; bail for peace. b. NJ Duke.
drunk and dsorderly; $3.50. Jno. Geo. Shulz
assault and battery, intent to kill his wife dis
missed. Kate Foley, drunk and disorderly;
dismissed. Michael Shea, do; s264. William
O'Brien, creating nuisance; 1854. Jno. Geo.
Shulz, disOrderly; S3.71.
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e8 GREEN &c WILLIAMS, Au0t1.

By GREEN WILLIAMS. Aac honssrs.
EOR SAL1 Lot Mo. 3, in Sauare No. So. On y
Il street south between 18th and 18th Streets, L.
land, having on it . oomfor table frame dwelling
belonging to the estate of the late Alexander
Shepherd, viii be sold at Public Sale, TUESDAY
EyER ING, September 18th, az 8 pollock. Sale 70
take place on the premises.
Terms Ons-half cash ; balance in six and twelve
;fseosd q ffa s1Rff Fl AZ Prs%.:'
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By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
A UCTION SALE OF PIANO FORTE. PORNI.
IA TIRE, &C., Ao-On MONDAY the 18th insf
At 10 o.loek m, shall sell at the resider C. 81
Joseph kepetta. on street, between It'll and sth
Streets No. 4s2. Navy Yard
One Rost wood case Piano Seven Octave
6air elat Chairs, Sofas. and Walnut Tables
reaus
Walnut and Mahogany Marble top wa.hstands
Bsdgtesds and Wardrobss
Feather Beds. Pillows and Bolsters
Curle Hair Mattresses, Husk do,
Blankets, Quilts, Comforts, Sheets and Cases
Si6eboards, Looking Glasses. and Game Seat Cnalns
Brussels, Three ply, and other Carpets
Cool, Air Tight and other Stoyes
China Glass and Crockery Ware --.E-.-r
A lot Of Kitchen Requisites
And many other Articles too numerous TO eaums.
rate.
Terms cash.
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VALUABLE SQUAREO GROUND with hand
rome Residence, Fruit Trees, Shrubbsry: &C., }
AZ PRlvAVE sALE..The Subscribers offer at
Hill, bounded by South Carolina avenue, south z
eet Second and Third streets east and improved
stabling, Ice House, &c. fine Fruit and Shade
Trees shrubbery, &c, &c, and is in every respect
deslrable residence or would make q frst- class
pleasure garden.
Fer terms, &c, apply to J. Q. MCGUIRE & Co,
Areti0neerR. aaS. 81
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By THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer. ;

HOUSE AND LOT FOX SAIL IN GEORGE.
at O'Clock. on the premises the House and Lot ~
the corner of Jefferson and Water streets. in
Georgetown, D. Q The Lot fronts 6s,s feet On
proved by large Three-story Brick House with
Terms One fourth each one. fourth In six
months one. fourth in twelve months, and one
sss THoS DOWNING xn...
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ITO RENT-For bonus, the UNEXPIRED
TERM of large house, suitable for board
inghouss business stand, being in 9 public and
central position INQUIRE at the Star Office, IS 3Ls
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By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctionesrs
VALUABLE PROPERTY FoR sALI.-A part
OF Lot No: 4, In Square No: 4os, on 9th street,
On It b. lex DWELLING belonging, to the estate Of
the late Alexander Shepherd: The sale viii take
SeDtem Der 18th, at 5 O'Clock.
10 2-2awiweo GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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EOR SALE CHEAP The STOCK and Fix.
L TURES Of a nice Saloon, sitn.ted in the First
Ward. Good reason given for selling For further
particulars inquire of M. l.. OSULLIVAN, No.
129 treet, b. tween 9th and 2lst. seq 2tt
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EOR sALE-The LEASE, GOOD WILL, and
and Restaurant On Penn avenue. The steam
rama ements are extensive and very convenient for
carrying the business. The location is one of
the best In the city The house is new and very
large, with good callar, large yard, brick stable,
and all of the modern conveniencss necessary for
such place. 1t is we'll arranged for any kind OF
business; besides there is an income or one hun
dred dol: ars Fer month. Inquire at 397 Pa. ave-,
below 9th street. e9lu"
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WRAPPING PAPER for sale at the Star office coun-
ter, at six cents per pound. jy22
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TOR RRNT-A large HOUSE, and FURNITURE
Il ior saIe with Yard, Garden, and StablirE
desirabIy located on Md ave, between lst and I'd
No '2kz On sea.
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VIZ HIDES-HIDAH.
w Ill Be sold at Public Auction, on eysry
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, At II O'Clock Q,
st the Wharf on Sixth street, W sshington, sll
sale.
Term. s:sh, in Treasury notes, to b Rs,d T. us
ja. IChron.I 1t. Col and q. g. o.
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BEDFORD MINERAL WATsK fresh from the spring
fer sale on draught by Sparks Il Simrns, cornei
New York avenue and Fourteenth street. &c St"
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DROP W KRBIS,S
L DANCING AND Waiting ACADEMY
TEMPERANCE HALL.
ESIRERf, EArwERN NINTH AND TENTH
FOR SALE AND RENT.

Il $50 1th street, east Size. between g and Il
streets, neatly furnished and very comfortable
IoRs. The neigh borhood Is one Of cst sd dssrsbl.
In the city. lvery attention paid to those occupy
ing them. No children In the house. It
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rArE IL WAsHINGroH CITY.-0n WEDNlS-
PAY AFTERNOON. SEPT. 18th, at 5K O'Clock, on
date en- the I'd day Of June, 1850, and led
among the land records Of Washinston city, in
District of Columbia, in Liber j. A g., No. ia, ,
foiios ia, ct seq we shall sell, at pu bile auction,
to the highest bidder all that certain lot or parcel
of ground, in the City of Washinsto known and
designated az lot number six COZ, in Dyer's subdi
vision of square number nine hundred and fifteen
t9l5D, improved by frame dwelling house.
Terms One third cash to be paid ut the time OF
sale; and the remainder in equal payments at six
interest; the deferred payments to be secured by
deed Of trust on the property. Ana If the terms
the day of sale the Trustees reserve the right to
resell the property 1t the risk and cost Of the de-
faulting purchaser, on one weeks notice In the
Warrington S;ar. All conveyancins to be paid By
TIE purchaser.
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FOR sALE-A large three story BRICK Dwell
Il LING and LOT. on Penn. avenue, No. %, be-
tween oath and 18th streets. containing eleven
rooms ball, gas, wster and furnace; large yard,
trees. Price $4,000. The house is in complete
rspsir. PoHession given immsdistely. Also the
the LARGE dwelling adjoining for rent, and desira-
Bile three story Brick House, With back building,
and Lot, on street between Gath and 25th streets
for sale. Price $4,000 Apply at No. % Penn
avenue &c 2wS
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-14
{ NoRI TEAM THEY lBARaArNED FoRs--Gensrd
Mitchell, commanding the post Of Nashville,
has issued the following order: sgagg

Z 1oRI TEAM THEY lBARaAINED FoR.-Gensrl
Mitchell, commanding the post Of Nashville,
has issued the following order: ssgy
waa HEADoUARrsRs u. s. FORCES.
gNAsHvnLE, Tenn, February l, 1855
5ff,s }E~ % 90 ORDERS. ia. tsfa
The General commanding at this post desires
to express his admiration Of the zeal evinced by
certain secession families in administering to the
wants and alternating the sufferings of the Con-
federste wounded to day brought to this city.
Great praise should be awarded to them for
their devotion to the suffering soldiers of
that cause to which they are so enthusiastically
allied. ~. ,..lf-- -
Desiring to give them still greater facilities for
the exercise of that devotion which to day led
them through the mud of the public streets of
this city, unmindful Of the pclemency of the
weather, and desiring further to obviate the
necessity Of that public and Haunting display,
which must be repugnant to the retiring dispo.
sitions of the softer sex, the General command.
ing directs as follows: r 7s3as +.
Surgeon Thurston, Medical Director, will 30.
lect forty five Of the wounded and sick Confeder.
ate soldiers, this day brought from the front, to
be quartered IS follows:
Fifteen at the house of Mrs. Mccall, fifteen
at the house of DR.. Buchanan, and fifteen at
the house of Mr. Sandy Carter, all on Cherry
street, Immediately below Church street.
i As it is desirable that the sick and wounded
should not be agitated by the presence of too
many persons, no one will be admitted into the
rooms in which the wounded are, except their
Surgeons, without passes from Surgeon Thurs
ton. sye. ~ 40 or..,.
Each family above named will be held respon-
sible for the safe delivery Of the Confederate
soldiers thus assigned, when called for by the
proper military authority, under penalty, in fall
IRE of such delivery, of forfeiture to the United
States of their property and personal liberty.
BY order of - RoBr. B. MIrcHLELL,
81 Major General Commanding Post.
JOHN PRATT, A. A G. TF
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Is UNANIMITY POSSIBLE,

} Those Who look for unsnimity in the action Of
the people on the present w:r, count upon a
perfection Of humanity which never yet existed
in the history of nations and which,in the nature
of things, is never possible. Never was there .
nationality which, in the midst of the most dire
calamity Of war, was completely united. The
sel6shness Of individuals, the ambition OF party,
and the innate diyersities of human character
to say nothing of local and sectional PECULIAR
lies-will prevent complete concert, harmony
and union even in the last extremities of nation.
al danger. The history of England is filled with
examples which confirm this statement. France
in her revolutionary struggle, suffered hardly
less from intestine factions and civil war, than
from foreign war. But she prevailed over both.
Even in the war of our own American Revo-
luton, the patriots of 1875 had to fight the los
yies at home, as well az the armies OF Great Brit
ian: and no solsere was the Tory faction more
DOW r.u! than in the States of the South. and,
most of all, in South Carolina s9A A'
On the eventfnl OCCASION in l776, when the
Declaration Of Independence was pending, and
the thirteen colonies we're appealed to, to join,
with unanimity, in that immortal act, history
informs az that q, the hour of the adjournment
ofthe Continental Congress, on the fret OF July,
but nine OF the colonies were in favor Of the res
ou.ioD; two we're opposed :; the other tive
New YORK ana New Jefser-WitnOl0lDg tueir
votes for want of instructions. Of the seven
Pennsylvania delegates, three voted for, and four
voted against the resolution. Two of the adj
verse party we're absent on the following day,
20 that the vote of that Province was accident
ally and by q majority of one, given in its favor.
Delaware, which had buttWo delegates was di-
vided; bat by the arrival OF Rodney, who was
sent for by express, the vote Of that Province
was given in the affirmative. The delegates from
New York thought themselves not justi6able in
voting on either side, and asked leave TO with
draw from the question, which Was given them.
The resolution was finally passed, which initiated
the Independent Republic Of the United States
ssRes,ember," wrote John Adams, a'syon cannot
make tAntsen clocks strike preeisely alike, stths
same second" But the historian well adds: -
When they did strike, there was condord in
their notes" N7l1bs
Let the loyalsnd true.hear!ed Of the present
day take to heart these teachings Of history.
Unanimity is. never possible, But the bold,
brave hands that strike for their country, its
freedom and preservation, for Justice, human.
! ity and right-the everlasting principles and
Ifcndamsutal hopes Of al nations should new
or despair, though the weak, the ALTERING and
J the unprincipled oppose. The march Of Truth
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!. Women arc not permitted 70 appear % public
Lecturers in France. One Mademoiselle Roeer,
who essayed 70 Improve the minds Of the 9pso.
pie" BY addresses from the rostrum, has been
thrown from pillar TO post for two Dr. three
m onths, seeking in vain for the Official permit
without which nothing can now b done ID
France, and has finally been informed by the
Imperial Council Of Public Instructioa that her
request cannot b granted. ~ = bgy's
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and right is ever onward; and the brave must
lead the van, whoever loiters, snd however
formidable the disloyal bands that oppose. II
lie in such epochs as this. that nations are
moulded and the burdens and corruptiens of
the past are cast off Let all be true to their
country, true to their purest convictions and
all will end in triumph. III Chicago Journal.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-14

Editor Indianapolis Journal .s4s, q
have just read the noble resolutions Of my
brother officers Of Hdiana, in the gallant army
of Rosecrans, who, having assisted By their he
roism in achieving the splendid victory over the
traitor army under Bragg, turn round 10 rebuke
the more vile and cowardly traitors at home,
who, having taken advantage of the absence of
100 900 pstrio: soldiers TO steal into power. are
disgracing our State BY their treasorable acts,
6 desire TO thank these brave officers, who.
knowing no party cave that for the Union, have
adopted these resolutions, which meet my
hearty approval. r.
Any man, or set Of men, Who, In timesl like
these, when our Government 10 engaged in q
which involves not only the fate Of free Gov.
eminent IN our own country, but for all the
world, would attempt to disgrace and prostitute
the name Of Democrat BY organizing party
unaer that name, to oppose the Government,
and divide and distract the people of the loyal
StAtee-are traitors much meaner than those in
arms, who boldly and directly seek the destruc-
ton Of the Government, for these pretended
democratic sneakingly and indirectly seek the
same end, by exciting prejudice against the
Government and division among the people.
q Let these traitors Of the Indiana Legislature
and the Copperheads, Butternuts and z. G. C.s
SurOu8uVus TUG 0teS0 VINO arc giving Aid. COM
fort and encouragement to armed treason IN the
South, rad in the odium that has followed the
memory Of the Blue Light Federsls and Hart.
ford Conventionists Of 1912, something Of the
execration and detestation that will follow their
memory down the stream Of time.
join with ny fellow soldiers Of the Union
sveryvhsre in warning these traitors at home
that when We have crushed armed treason st the
South and restored the sovereignty Of our Gov
ernnsnt over these misguided States, (which,
uader God, We will surely do,) We will, upon our
return, while our hands are in, also externinate
treason ct the North, BY arms, II need be, and
zeal, BY the blood Of traitors, wherever found,
the permanent peace Of our country and the
perpstuity Of free Government to all future gen.
eratioHe. G7Tfs asge r. b. MILROY.
g We, the undersigned, Indiana officers At this
place, most cordially subscribe to the sentiments
expressed ia the above letter Of Gen. Milroy.
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