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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07


J as Ba usH, Il is understo ,5, ciAias 10 as
q Jackson Democrat. Yet he declares that
the war must not cease Gill The State inu!ItuA
tion Of slavery is destroyed, root and branch
BnouuH and his supporters who style them.
selves "Wsr Democrats" are making common
cause with party, .whole leaders are even
now boldly advocating and taking measures to
cut oR as members Of the Union some ten o. q
dozen States, and to cripple and parAlyxs ell
the rest They talk Of and condemn wha,
they please to style "the pestilent theory o.
State Rights" which they allegs, is The caus'
Of oil our troubles. J
II is we'll for such men who sometimes tax,
the name Of JACKSON In vain, that they neve
read what the "Old Hero" has left on record
or they would be visited with horrid dream
and visions that would render life itself bur
den tco grievous to be borne. Listen 10 thes
words:
Nothing is clearer, in my view. Than that we ar
chiefly indebted for the success Of the Constitution
der which we are now acting, 70 the watchfnl and aux
ilisry setien Of the state authorities. Ths not a.
rooted convictions Of my mind. cannot therefore TO-
strongly, or too earnestly for my own sente Of i I'm
portance warn you against all croachment upon th
legitimate sphere OF State sovereignty. IPresden
Jackson's hrst Message,
Nor IL our Government to be maintained or our Unlo
preserved BY invasion OF the rights and powers Of III
several sates In thus attempting to make our Genei
| al Government strong, We make Il weak. It's tru
strength consists In leaving individuals and States
much possible to themselves In making Itself fell
In It's power but In is beneacsnce not in ts con
troll but In iis protection; not In binding the State
closely TO the center, but leaving each to NOV
unobitructed In its proper orbit.-lJackions Vet
Message, 1899.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07
Rally, Men Of ohio.

y
RALLY, en- atssse, to The polls od TdeAday
neat for the defense Of Jour lIhertles,sh Union
and the Constitution.
RALLY to save your State from becoming
the mere dependency Of centralized despot-
ism, having no rights and, no existence, save
by the mere grace and favor of that despot-
Ism.
RALLY, with the vow In your hearts and au
oath registered In heaven, that the blood Of
your sons, brothers and frlends--o -ohio's noblest
and bravest men-has not and shall not be
shed in vain--that demagogues and traitors
North and South, shall not prevent reunion
of these States, as Of old, on the basis Of the
Constitution ss IL is.
RALLY 10 the side of our brave soldiers
that 70. survive, or may survive, and prevent
them from being used by usurpers and tyrsnii
ss instruments 10 complete the work Of Stat'
annihilstion already 10 progress, or Sc tools fol
freeing negro slaves, and enslaving free white
citizens, North and South.
RALLY to settle accounts nov and forever
with demsgogues and autccrats, who threaten
you with sack, pIlage, blood and murder--ie
array against you the might OF on overShad
owing military despotism If you refuse to co'S
their behest and elect the man they have Sc
lected for your Chief Magistrate.
RALLY, one and all, Free Men OF ohio
without distinction Of party, and vote, as re-
buke to, and in defiance Of, arbitrary power,
for the exlled vALLANDreHAM, as the Eogllsh
yeomsnry did, in defiance Of King GEORGE and
his minions, for the banished WILKES.
RALLY to the polls and vindicatc your
rights 90 free men worthy your noble sires, by
whose blood those rights were purchased, and
worthy tho manly sons you have sent iuto the
field, to shed their blood for the defense and
maintenance Of those rights.
i RALLY, as one man, Voters Of Ohio! on
Tuesday next, and csst your ballots for the
Peoples Ticket--,he Free Mans Ticket-hcad
ed by vALLANDIaHAM aud PuoH. DO this, ant
save Jour State and country as well as youI
own rights and liberties
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07
Another Lie Nailed.

The Republicans have certainly studied
SRift's "Art of Political Lying" If ever q
man was lied about 1t ia VALLAsDieHAM. We
notice some scurvy scamp, who writes as sol.
Z dier IN the Cincinnati Commercial. and Gays
that he learned from Col. WKpB, Southern
90 man, that VALLArDIeHAM urged the South 10
invade the North. There is one way Of an
swering such stuff. Weweil remember when,
in the extra session Of 1861, Gen. Curtis asked
vALLaHDrgHAM, II he were not also General
ofMiliHa. vlLLANDIoHAM said he was "would
You, cir, take up arms as one Of the Militia, to
defend Ohio from invas:o1 %" Most certainly, u
said VALLAnDioHAu. .t,--,E
y The question which called for this colloquy
!. was 90 to the right of officers in the Federal
service to hold their seats In Congress.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07
Judge r.. r. Rauney.

Concerning this gentleman We find the fol-
lowing 10 the 0.yHania, of Wednesday, Sept
80, 1863:
"We have jus' heard from reliable source,
that Judge R. P. Rsnnsy, another wheslhor 60
Of the Democracy, would not vote for Vallar.
digham." 10 .o 2na
We are authorised to deny in toto the above
statement. There's no. the slightest ie uuda-
tlon for saying that Judge Ranney will not vote
for Mr. VAIlandighsm, ~,
Will the editor Of the Germasis now correc.
the statement, as he has been mislnform ed2-
ClepeIand Plain Dealey. q.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07
Democrats Don't Fight the Infirm.

After the meeting in Columbus, when Mr..
Cox "struck lie, one Of the blind yctng men at
the Asylum, tutored to hate Democrats, remark
ed to friend: "What cowardly set these
'copperheads,' are! / went through their crowd
when Cox was speaking, hurrahing for BRoUeH,
and not one of them struck mel If had been
a 'Copperhead,' and had ventured into Repub.
lican meeting, hurahing for VAILAsDIeuAM, the
Republicans would have whipped me aoundly."
"But," said our friend, "you were blind
boy, and the Democrats wouldn't harm you.',
He rejoined: "Yes,--buta Republican wouldn't
have cared for that. They are gamey chaps p
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07
To Our Readers:


We issue to day the last number Of the
WARKLY OHIO STATEsMAN that will reach ii
readers before the election. We can, therefore
say but little more before the great battle 70,
freedom will be fought. Let every Democrat
feel that the eyes of the whole nationste upor
him; that brave and patriotic hearts from every
part of the whole country beat in unison with
his, and that with the euccess Of the Democratic
ticket on next Tuesday, shout Of joy will e
up from every part of this vast country tina
will make tho tyrsnts tremble, who are at
tempting to rule q free and mighty people 81
with rod Of ircn. although surrounded Will
thousands Of briatling bayonets, I'd: ~
There is nearly week yet left to work lie
every Democrat devote it to the cause Of hi
country. ORGANIZE. by Townships, schoo
Districts and Neighborboods. Go early to thu
pole; sec If your neighbor is their, and IL no,
send for him and get him there early. Be busy
all day, and when the polls are closed, yuu will
have the proud satisfaction of having dons your
duty, In attempting 10 stay the tide Of blood
shed and devastation now desolating this once
happy but now distracted country. .a.
REMAINDER, THE BATTLE IS BETWEEN FRRrD,n
AND DEsroTIsD lsW tt iN st
'Frecdom's battle once begun, --E
.B7queathed from bleeding sire to son, l
Though often lost Is ever won,' - a..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07
Be Active.

|. Is now only few days Until the election
and, we therefore invoke the Democrat, Of
OSiO TO be insustiious in the good work o.
aiding to secure the success Of our ticket al
the POLLS. Let no consideration of per.o ,al
interest deter you, fellow Democrats, from
making every possible effort TO obtain victory
Before the paramount necessity of vindica.
tion of the true Union doctrine of the Democ.
racy, and Of peraousl liberty, every considers.
tlol of self sinks into insignifcsnce.
Go to work then. wish will, yisit youl
neigtb,Is, aud urge urob them the necessity Of
going 10 The polls end CO ting their ballo,f for
the U1ion, the Consultation, and the liberty oil
the white citizens Of the Republic. z
Get your wagons In readiness 10 convey the
sick aad aged and infirm to the polls; and above
everything else, complete the organic ,tloo oil
your to oWnships, ..atate-- AS Ec~Ttt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07

The Conascation acts, the Test Oath act
aud LMc,LN's free negro proclamation, are all
justified as necessary war measures. They
were necessary to prolong the war indefinitely
and bring about the final dissolution Of the
Union. As this was the purpose of the radi-
cat Abolitionists who procured their adoption,
they bayeso far answered their purpose remark
ably we'll. The people Of Ohio should not for
get that JoHH BscuoH and his leading support
ers favor all these measures, and are Of course
committed 10 the radical design 10 their sdop-
tion. .ts -rae s-l.s ,egsb ,u7.H fs-s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07

TIE Democratic meetings are gotten up by
the people themselves, without money and with.
out effort, They are The offspring OF the epon.
taneous desire Of the massea. ,,q,asa
r The Abolition meetings are the result of
immense expenditures OF money upon the part
OF those who are making priuceiy fortunes out Of
the war, Of great effort ami constant blowing
and striking, and are theipre barren of good
to tloie who hold them, A large me- cling got
ten up by money and fraud, 'Fopfesent, nothing
but the pockets of its origipators, ltdoes not
- lnaicsts she n 3 sentiments g tns psoplc Most
seer 'dV'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07
DIR. L, L. Lamborn Joins the Democratic
Party. M

We observe that DR.. l., L. LAMBoRN, Of AL
lance, Ohio, has quit the Abolition party and
Joined the Democracy. He has been making
speeches and giving q reason for the faith that
is in him. Several years ago be wss-a Repub.
lican candidate for Representatives 10 Stark
county; and during the General Assembly be-
fore the last, he was lst Assistant Clerk Of the
House, having been elected to the position by
the Abolition majority Of that body. He was
then an active partisan Of that political school
and did all he could against Democracy. W.
see that he is announced to speak at the greet
Democratic meeting at Alliance, on Tuesday
October 6.h. IT s.. @
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07
Voters of Ohio, BE on Your Guard !

- ~ u
The Aboli,ionis.s, says en- Ohio exchange
are now sending forth broadcast, as last resort
to cheat the people, abogus, lying pamphlet,
styled "vALLANDieHAM's Reccrd." We have
seen copy OF this infamous publication. I,
is gotten up by Abolitionists, and is full Of
Misrepresentation and falsehoods from be-
ginning to end. Let no man be deceived by
this elscsloneering sell. The Br,ughites know
they can only carry the election by hypocrisy,
fraud, Misrepresentation, lying and iutimida.
ton, and none Of these base methods will
they lesve unemployed to secure success, II
possible. Let every man be on bis guard
remembering that "etsrnsl vigilance is the
price Of liberty"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07
TOrATuRALuzED CITIzESs.

ALI Naturalizsd Citizens, who wish to vote
at the coming election, should look up their
I naturalization papers, and bring them along to
che polls Those who have MT received theil
final ones, should get them immediately, and
those whose papers are at some former place
Of residence, should go or send for them forth
with. Let tbis be attended to by all, in time
Recolleos former troubles on this account, and
do not allow them to occur again. Don't lose
You vote by not having your papers at the pole.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07
LET neal of thunder 90 up from the polls /,

LET peal Of thunder go up from thepolls in
Ohio on Tuesday next, answering to ano.hsr peal
euhoing across the Allegheneys from the Old
Keystone, for the Constitution and the Union;
for Free Speech and Free Press, and for Free
Men and Free State! Let 1t be SO loud and
deafening that II will strike dumb and sileice
forever JoHs BRouaH and the Abolltionists.
who are for abolishing the Constitution and
the Union and the rights Of Free White Men
and Women!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07
FRANKLIN COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET

For Represeutstives--oTTo DRESEL
JOHN G. EDWARDS
Probate Judgc--JoHN NJ PUGH. :
Sheria-wILLIAM DoMIGAN.
Treasuror- JOSEPH FALKENBACH.
Audi.or-MATTHIAs MARTIN.
Commissioners B. STRAIT.
Corouer-ELIAS GAyER.
Ip6rmary Director GIBBONS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07
Gen. Morgan to Speak at MT Vernon.

3, General GEoRcE W. MORGAN will speak at
Mt verroD, on Saturday, October 1O!h. This
will be enc of the great occasions of the cam.
paign in old Knox, and Will bring together an
immense multitude Of people. They will 60
from oil points, far and near, to hear the SOL
dier, the hero, and the statesman, whom they
all, without party distinction, love and delight
to honor
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07
Send Us the Election Returns

We aek our friends in all parts Of the State,
to send Us the Election Returns at the earliest
possible moment after the votes Gre countsd.--
Where there are telegraph offices, send by teie.
graph ; where there are no telegraph offices,
send by mail. .f 1sal.1's ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07
To Telegraph Operators and Others Send
ing Election Returns: sst

We suggest to telegraph operators and 9th
ers who send election returns next week, that
they uee as basis Of comparison the vote for
Secretary of State last year. Let gains and
losses be figured on the vote for ,ARMsrRowo
and KENNuE, in 1862 .4a. ...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07
Gen. George w. Morgan's Appoint

aza The Democratic State Central Committed
B sake great pleasure in announcing that Gen
GEoReE W. MoReAN, of Ne. Vernon, will cd
q dress che people at the places and times iDdi
Gated below:
At Marietta, on W Wednesday, October 7tb,
= AT Zanesville, on Friday, October 9Th.
=, At Mt. Vernon, on Saturday, Oct. 10;h.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07

snp General Groasr B. MccLrLIAH, while
the army 10 fighting, you as citizens gee thai
the war ls prosecuted for the preservation Of
the Union, and the Constitutions, and Of your
nationally and your rights as citizens"
These sords Of the noble and patriotic Gen:
eral should be epersven en- the heart Of etery
citizen and Of every soldier. when becasts his
ballot on Tuesday next. WIZ"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07
Mainn Elaction.

4At ths lase election the Democrats Of M line
GAve thei. CANDIDATE for Governor, Blon Brad
hpry, The folio .iog vote: 45,069 Last year
50 Eos 33,22l This ls Democratic gain OF
nearly fifty per cent. on the vot,. II the Demo.
Gratis of Ohio will do as we'll, they will poll
$50 900 votes, which will give them majority
Of 10000 at least In the Slate.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07

THE secesslonists and rebels in the South
will be delighted beyond measure If Brough
should be elected Governor of Ohio. Bfough
and his party wish the ell Union destroyed,
and herein they exactly agree with JEFF, Ds'
vis and his brother oonepirStors Ia the South.
II Vallandighsm is elected 1t will be the fret
step toward restoration Of the Unioa-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07
Remember.

THAT the Administration is waglng the war
against Democrats of the North more vigorously
than against the rebels Of the South. II the
troops had been In the field helping Roseorans.
Instead Of scattered over the loyal States foe
the purpose OF Interfering with the elections.
the late disasser1 1would not have been suffered
by our brave army O. = Att
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07

NEARLY every Democratic meeting that Ia
held In Ohio, Ia ,assailed by Abolition mob,
The spirit Of Abolition Ia tbs spirit of the
devil. When the wicked rule ,ihe people
mourns Every good citizen who .dasires 10
see eVAgrest0fation Of law order, good feeling
and btotherIy kindness, should vots yheD emo
cratic ticket. N"~sV~'fs,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07
Democratic Grand Rallies
Hon. R. T. Merrick, of Illinois.

The Democratic State Central Committee
havethe pleasure Of announcing that the Hon
X. T., Merrick, Of Illinoia, viii address the
people at the following times and places;
Logan, Wednesday, Dot. 7th.
Zanesyille, Friday, Ooh 9th.
DAYTON, Saturday, Dot. 10Th.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07
Hon r. T. Merrick

i;q This distinguished gentleman and gifted ora.
tor is 10 this city, stopping at the Neil House.
We regret exceedingly, and the Democracy Of
thel whole Slate will regret, that bis eloquent
voice was not heard at tho Circleville meeting,
on Tuesday; and that IL will mot be heard a. the
Logan blocking county, meeting to.day-two
Of the meetings appointed for him. Wherever
he apssks, he does great good. ~ ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07
Great Democratic Meeting II
Night.
HON. r, T. MERRICF
OF ILLINOIS,

-.u g OF ILLINOIS,
Wil speak this "wednesday evening at hall
past seven O'Clock, from the Weat Front Of
the Capitol. -ea.
II is hoped that everybody will turn out, to
hear this able and eloquent Champion Of the
Rights of Man. Let there bo Grand Rally
Of the people.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07

Grand Democratic Rally at Marietta,
On Wednesday, October 7th i; spsskefs-
George E. Pugh, Judge John L. Green, W. E.
Finck and J. R. Morris.
st By order State Central Committee,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07

sosA LErrEa from BsltimOfe, dated October 3,
I 'ststss that the Republican and Dsily Gasstte,
Conservative newspapers, have both been sup
pressed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07
Democratic State Ticket.

se BoR GOVERNOR,
CLEMENT L. vALLANDfeHAM,
ta OF Montgomery County.
LIEgrEsANT GOVERNOR,
GEORGE E PuGH, of Hamilton.
AUDITOR OF STATE,
WILLIAM Hubbard, Of Logan
TRELsuRTR OF srATE,
; HORACE S. kNAPP, Of Ashland,
Il suPRKME JUDGE,
PHILADELPH VAN TRUMP, of Fairfield.
C BOARD OF PUBLIo WORKS.
JOHN II. HEAToNi Of Belmont:
Democratic state Central Committee
OF Ohio,
JOHN g. THOMPSON, SAMUEL MkDARY,
aHO. CONVERSE, AMOS LAfhAN,
ALLEN q. THURMAN.
All these gentlemen reside in Columbus, and letters
cf political character addressed to any one OF them
vill receive proper attention.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07
DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT TICKET

- FOR nENAT0R,
GEO RGE l.. CONVERSE,
'I54 OF Franklin County.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07

WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCT. Z. 1863
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-07

'Frecdom's battle once begun,
.B'queathed from bleeding sire to son,
Though often lost Is ever won,'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
yyINELAND.

ViESEtih1A,hp9,: ,: .u .,,, yApms-r.,.. .od ,s,,lr,
eifier.rf mild lnj hei''hfl climate. il mi's SOU" " T.,
aepha ~ railroad Hcl, coil, pipdsoa lnis' '4"f . a,
80 30. DO growing 20 nd bAri" haNu' Dl 49, ,s
10 4 ~ ter acne p,y.5o within four years, food pu.
oponine1 cLlfhe schools and rood soriei' ~
niost Improving place East Wes hnndi o. ~ y, w., -
and building n. beauty with which TIE pn'' - '' 80 w
unsurpaslr I'D L.au answered. fapo~ oon,ahs
.ying luh Information vii be- rrnt ne" hddi. . vi
h. LANDS. sinesndPo o.. Cumoeri4nd Co., 10" '''"'
From Report of solon Robinson. Ar. I'd Tribune. o.,
al" ~ o.. of the most extensive fertile trsc ~ ~ H.
,I mo on iof pleasant irm'ns 'u
e arow OF this sids II the grea. Weseta tSAtles
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
90 farmers amo Olhsrs.
IONA VINES AND IONA SENDLlNGS.-

IONA VINES AND IONA SEEDLiNGS.-
var,ie. Of hsd vines which have been pepasacd w the
uuos, 90 deveop all Of te qualities that eonitir
then liable ior hardness erd poddotVeaes IN garden id
vineyard
~ and attention. with appliances greatly surprising
thos of any other eabno nave, ios sees o years
been able each year to make Improvement on the pro
duct Of the preceding aud o past season h afforded s
gratifying drgree Of inproyeaent 81 any Of those "hie
haye conc before. NY stock H. therefore, tho ieiges ec
btai hais offered and the prize. are lower tni me
ac;i cost would be 70 produce ynts OF Se ia "'-ou1
Is!ari.
no very great superiority possessed by e Iona vines over
~ oilers Is clearly proved by tho most abundant testimony
omo quarle ion years OF Tia IN gardens and vineyards
ihr is.lout the country,
ee Descriptive Catalogue, which will be sen. for two-ceni
ssrp :,
cdiln wch comprises ig1 directions for all that p rains to
the preparation Of the ground and menagencnt Of The yine In
sdeu ai 'ine!t with meny pansofy eng syngs accu'
r.cl. drawn to s'a from living wires viii be seat for three
cent stamps u Ia tie most comprehensive practical treatise
On o. ''he ihN hss Oeeh .upbn-' 10 w. county 'ioo
ulhn ss,nJ new laying- are added to this edition
IONA SEEDLINGS.
$50 off two yl. which oigDatsd nom scod with
ni have been thoroughly tested dGrns the past sx
one nrmet IONA bears lMre bunch with large berrics
d. sni u uniform consistency throughout It, fesh from
IA appearance and qualify t!an any ether grape tn
Transparent, h,sy, and tender, lie tho Ffon'isnan,
and J. srrtei and ynous ia it, flavor, and
luakc pirie ai.iH 1, doe. not decay but nay be
kcpt al Winr tho shelyes tls fuls room. aIke.ing
LIuly 20 s' iAch, .nf d yir5 Tsadi y 10 fnlsius
IL early aud pofue bearer having failed TO rpen
in and hls been sected with 70. or any IN
kealthss Il bore and thoroughly rpened great number
q buucnsl The thL j season isom the scrd-
The habit Il the vino IL tho very best and would nc. know
IN what ns9crt TO ssk 10 have 1t altered TO make 1t more
valuable.
. Pepini ''ly two week. before the I.abca By
towering laie l. yoils dan ar from -pIins fos's.
1Le lsiAkLLA IS large b.tcs graic, liat rpsns one
week lci, the Iona sad ike H. II very late keopcr hold
ns hi 10 ls bIuch and wien uy nre, becoming sweet
qao ic center. ,vsy rb, .usy, and Snous, "ith
\ ~ .rctsil aAd pccnliI aavor.
Iovte - frTy nclhy IL foliage hardy, aud product
w. eni s-sr early but ye-T od now 'lpouns
foln l,ui % .iz l.rsr blncLcs each.
g. W GRANT.
Ions, near Peekskiil, kew-Tofk
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
PROPEKTYiFOR SALE.-

- Tho BrOhE HOUSE, ani II acres u ground hAi MI,
IN the Dc p 'inns'd pa Ash gouLd wan hie 80 ~ "a
,,o,,. n,ia mant,s throughout is hFhied Win p" ".''
ihs n, 49, and in conn Oief The ground, az .."
folly nd OF, nai corians gi'ai variety "a ~ 80
cIrfae. Lou.o beng riogoLcf The most dosinb pI'!y
.or gnleuans Fts.dcnre 30" fof 'ae ~ ~ ~ sypiI
iG and IN Ll,tabein, o. j. sEELY hsaoineni "ahst
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24

4 OTIS for SALE.-For SALE, III LOTS OF
GROUND on west side II ID aT .ud 3it 'nd 5ssn -, ~
OIL feet squeTe suitable ioi church or other puDg pun.
iu- m. efii purchase money nay remain on ulofSAG,
the uropcriy be Jiairy aud satisotoy mpov.d ~
ply 70 JOliE RILEY rfcsGrnt Of te fe,ori AZ hlIo.u
No. 70 Mri.s