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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-30
vALLANDIGHAm,S RECORD.
out of his own Mouth is he Convfcte

+" Will you send your
sons again to the battle
field ? Overwhelming,
enthusiastic and unaui-
nous cries, No NO y
: Never, Never i God for
bid = Not if I know my
self Shall they be con.
scripted to carry on this
war two years more, and
for tho negre9" Tremen-
dous outhursts, Wells
Cheers, Cries ofsSo, new
er ! Lei them try IL =
: See them id 6rst
: We defy the Vollan
Idigham a. NeS1Grk, ". j.
Feb, 1868.
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DEATH OF Mrs. JUDGE WnsoN.-We
learn by the Steubenville Herald that Mrs.
Ann Wilson, wife of the late Judge Wilson,
of Steubenvile, died in Cleveland on the 9th
inst. The remains were removed to the for
mer place of residence of the deceased. where
they were deposited in their last resting place.
Gen. II. Wilson, of this city, is a son of the
deceased, Judge Wilson, the husband and
father, was for thirty years editor of the
Steubenville Herald, and one of the most up
right men of the day Columbus Fact .7-
Rev. j. E. Wilson, of this place, is also a
son of the deceased. sa
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The Rebels Working for vallandig-


The spirit reflected by Griffishs, in his con-
versation with Gen. Garfield, is reflected by.
the rebel papers, directly showing that a rebel
victory is a Yallandigham victory. The rcb-
Ell army in fighting the Union forces before
Cirattamauga, was simply electioneeaing .tor:
Vallandigham. Faliandighom soas steering
close to the aoid. in his lying letter of accept
ance. but the rebels in arms know WI where
to look for aid and comfort and have no
hesitation in SO pronouncing. The Richmond
Enquirer, speaking OF the battle before Chat
ta'nauga. says: 1s.1
Dedicated a. Chattanooga and driven back
upon ashrille, the laltandighana men aoould
carry the election. in Ohio merit month ,oith lsttle
tdidiaultgy The Peaee men tn the United States
i sooasld once mare assert their manhood and epeoa
j outas they did before the late disasters cboheo
j Hlstf ttttelnHee.''
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The Minnesota Indians.

A recent S.. Paul dispatch says: On the
Sd instant Gen, Sully surprised hostile Ind-
ans who were driven across the Missouri by
Gen. Sibley, and fought and scattered them.
He killed 100 destroyed their traps and sup
plies, besides taking large number of prison.
ers. There were 400 lodges which would
make about 2, 200 Indians.
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Representatives. E. M. KNEELAND.
Probate Judge-OLIyEn P. Brown.
Clerk of the Court-HoRAcE M. CLARK.
Treasurer-SAMUEL D. HARRIs, Jr.
Prosecuting Attorney-ALPHoNso HART.
Commissioner-PERR P. DAwLEY.
Director ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W. COFFIN.
Surveyor--IsAIAH LINTON.
Coroner-CHAuNcEY B. CURT1ss.
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Editor Democrat:
We (the 7th) return to the Army of the
Potomac" tomorrow; start at ten O'Clock A.
M.-so reads the order. We had hoped to
go into some other department, but it appears
we are not to be so fortunate. Well, we have
seen New York City-that is some satisfac-
ton. Those writing to members Of the Reg
iment, will direct, 7th Ohio Vol Infantry, via
Washington, D. C.-and we will get the let
ters, wherever we go. We may not go into
our old corps again. E a. NJ.
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Per Bushei.
Married.


FAwLEY-CLARK-on the ID inst, by Curtis
Goddard. Reg : at his residence. Addison Fawiey
and Abigail CLARK, all Of Edinbnrg.
BISsELL-ovIATT --0ntle "a III inst :, by ihs Rev j.
s. Graves the bride fatheIts Mr Calvin Rsse1i.
Miss sarah oyiatt, ed st daughter of sins ovist
Esq all Of Aurora.
NJ sPES--ABBY- solon. Sept 2sth. by Rev. B. C.
Warner. Mr.. George Mapes. If WiIlouebhy, hIss
Martha Abby. of Matted. an OF cuyahoga Co., o.
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STRAws.--A correspondent of the Colum-
bus Journal, writing from the Sd Ohio Infant
ry, stationed near Stevenson, Ala, says that
in that regiment, numbering 45o officers and
men, there was just tsoo Vallandigham votes.
Alta vote taken in Company H. 85th Reg
in,ent, now at Camp Chase, IS were thrown
for Brough and for Vauandigham.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-30

re WooL ON THE BRAIN.-The Ohio Farmer
noting the sale of fine wool sheep at the late
State Fair, says of one dealer:
During the Fair, Mr.. Delano had some bids
for his sheep but he confined his sales to one
two year old buck at $500, and five two year
old ewes at $500. 7..'s
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Union Meeting at she1byviIle.

1t will be remembered that Vallandigham
declared that he found not one man, woman,
or child in the South, who desired to return
TO the Union by submission. It will also be
remembered that Shelbyville, Tennessee, was
Val's first stopping place afterrcach:ng Blags's
lines With these facts in view, it will be of
interest to know that mass meeting of I'm
ion citizens of Shelbyville, on the 18th inst,
adopted a series of unconditional Union res
outions The Nashville Union says that the
meeting was the largestheld in Bedford coun-
ty in many years, Sothe lie is given in en-
phatic manner to .Vallandigham's electioneer-
ing document.
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&c He [Vallandigham,1 |
does not thins re union
can ever be accomplished
by coercion hut goes fer
peace, no ping that Union
NAV result: BUT At ANY
RATE, n F. GOES FOR
p F. G F.. PREFERING
EVEN SEPARATION 10
81 BUG NTION OR TX
TERMINATIoN.n-Hi Nil
min HgtOn, IN C } Journal
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.VaIlandigham Acknowledge SeceE-
sion.

1t is claimed by the Vallandighan papers
that he is the true Union man, and never ad-
mitted the separation. On the z42d page of
the Congressional Globe (Appendix) of the
I'd Session, 36th Congress, may be found the
speech of Vallandigham on his proposal to
divide the United States into four sections.
In that speech he uses these words:
Secession has been tried, and has proved a
speedy and terrible success. The praeticabf1'ty
of doing it, and the s0ay to do it, HAVE BOTH
BEEN ESTABLISHED F."
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-30

Fcs Governor,
JOHN BRoUGH, of Cuyahoga.
Lieutenant Governor,
CHARLES ANDERSON, of Montgomery
Supreme Judge,
HOOKING II. HUNTER, of Fairfield.
44tulitor Of State,
JAMES H. GOODMAN, of Marion.
Treasurer Of State,
G. voLNEY DORSEY, of Miami.
Board of Pa6Hc Works.
JOHN n. BARRERE. of Highland. .
UNION SENATORIAL TICKET.
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How SOLDIERS vorE-In the United
S .ates Hospital at Cleveland, Ohio. the other
lay, the soldiers took vote for Governor,
which resulted as follows: John Brough,
aas; blank. 2. Vallapdigham did not get a
single vote. r.
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rho Latest nIspatche.

Say that osecrans occupies natural strong
attack has been made since the 21st
Both Burnside and Grierson have been
heard from, and were expected at Chattanooga
on the 26th.
The army is in good spirits. The loss of
artillery and trains has been exaggerated.
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what tho Presiaent minis of Maine.

The following correspondence by telegraph
is not without interest!
AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept IA, FIN.
Hon. Abrahans Lincoln, President Of the Uni-
ted States, Washington, d. c.:
Maine sustains your administration by 10y
al majority of over 1900.
JAS. G. BLAINE,
Chairman Union State Committee.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-30

"DEvoTED TO THE USIoN
FROM THE RBGISNINs, | WILL
NOT DESERT 1T NOW, IN THIS
THE HOUR OF IrS snREsT TRI
AL.''- EI. from Speech.
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1IHAVE NOT VOTED
FOR ANY ARMY DRNA.
Wy BILL OR ANY AR
MY OR NAVY APPRO-
'PRTATION. SINCE TIE
NJ MEETISG of CONGRESS
ON THE 4th OF JULY,
l a6l :" =. Paltandi9ham,
Dayton, dug, 1862.
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/" Then, Sir, ] am not a
Southern man. either =
ALTHOUGH IN THIS
MOST UNpOLY AND
UNCONSTITUTIONAL
ICRUSADE AG AINST the
SOUTH. in the midst of
THEfNVASION,A ARSON,
INsURRECTION, AND
MURDER TO WHICH
SHE HAS BEEN SUB
J EGT, and with which she
is still threatened - with
the TORCH OF THE IN
lCENDIARY AND THE
DAGGER OF THE AS
s A SSIN SUSPENDED
OVER HER-NY MOST
CnRDIAL sYMPATBIES
ARE WHOLLY WITH
HER, Page Al, TaEs Rec
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cleyeland ana PI,t.burg Railroad.

The New York Times says that the Cleve-
land & Pitesburg Company will probably be-.
gin their half-yearly dividends upon the stock
of the road $s,s5o,ooo, out, of its net cash
earnings, after paving the interest. on the
Funded debt of 81, 100000, in the course of
few days, The present intention of the
Directors, we learn, is to make the first divi-
dend of 8 per cent, per annum, or 4 per cent.
for the half year, payable about the 18th of
October. fr.s
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6 vuIsar Honesty.w

The New York World. Copperhead, speaks
of the "vulgar honestly of President Lin
coin. Well, we suppose that honesty is vul-
gar among Copperheads.-Dayton Journal
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/" Sir, 7 am against DIS
UNION. l fad no more
pleasure in a Southern dis
unionist. than H. a North
ern or Western disuuin n
list. "-Specch IF Dec. Is, SO
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"NoT BELIEVING THE
SOLDIERS RESPONSE
BILE FOR THE WAX ON
ITS PURPOS S ORITS
G0NSEQUENCES.I NtV
Err WITH H ED MY
VOTE WHERE THEtH
SEPARAiE INTERESTS
WERE CONCERNED D--
Speech Of Jan 18th, 1868.
"Never with my consent
shall peace be purchased
at the price &c DIsUNIoN.' ,
-ES. from Speech.
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EN We L o r e s

w R TIN G. p A. P e r S,
AT WHOLESALE.
70 Rookselrs SGtioncrs Drpgoisis Dealers IN F1ncy
Gods. BercbGnts. and al others cho psrckase Elv-
YELoPES d WRITING rAPER5.
sAMUEL RAKNOR,
No. II S, William street, New York,
Begs leave cali the attention OF Dealers opes
to ibe Extensive Assortment aud Superior Quality Of
those manufactured by him. His machinery
fau,uring envelopes the lstesE and best-foldiny
cumming them in The most perfect ulanner.
The assournent eHbracss 200 kinds, including
every size style, color. and qiIAfity-
The subscriber has hRciIes for manufacturing
half million envelopes per day, that all orders
be filed promptly.
Also the irving Harrison Mills Writing Papers, by
the case. O any quantity suit the purchaser.
All offered the lowest possible prices, the usual
credit, discount of eaeh=sssf
Samples. with trade list of prices, furnished when
qnested, and sent BY mail free OF po,tagc.
SAMUEL. RAYNOR.
For sale at the RAvENNA BOOK STORE.
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T. p. BENJAMIN,
p r. "A G ITO Al
WATCH-M Il,

A sSURES the public that bis facilities for Watch
"A repairing are unsurpassed.
His work gives entire satisfacuoE, Nhlch has al
ready been thoroughly tested. Tsssls ~ -ef
All Kinds of Work Neatly Done. ON Short
Notice, ta s5-
and IT regular prices. WATCHES. OF different styles,
and the latest designs Of Coon JEwgLRY Kept con-
stantly hand, and for sale reasonable. at
.e- -, s-BEAJAMIN'S,
In 4 lens Block, opposite parham's Boot & sho
Store .- -,-t=. 49, F. -yg=..s
NJ Particular attention given 10 fine watches.E1E
Angus 81, 1863. sept. 2-Sn s =
ogden Speneer,s Estate.
NOTICE Is here BY g en-, that the subscriber has been
IN appou ed ard aIilifrd sdmnistrRar on the es-
tate of Ogden SPsncer, late of Portage County, de
DAVID BissELL, = dninistrator.
Aurora. Auguss IS. 1885, sept s-s~'
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{" am not a friend of
the Confederate States or
their cause. but its enc
my."-EI. from Speech.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-30
Chairman Union State Committee.
ExEcUT1vE MANSION.

EXECUTIVE MANSION,
Washington, D. G. Sept. Is, 1868.
Hon. Jas G. Blame, Chairman, pc.
Thanks Both for the good news you
send, and for the sending oft.
A. LINCOLN.
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Coupons /. couponsM

WI will pay the highest Rate Of Premium for Gov
w efnrent Coupe 8 due ia Octebs T and Novem-
ber or collect the same st tho Eonest rate.
11' s'el7 RoBlNsoN. KING, & co.
Ravenna, Sept. 81. 1853, e3-tnoyiS Assa >
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There were forty-seven Ohio regiments and
ten batteries engaged in the late battles before
Chattanooga. tzs 9laos 41}
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Speech Feb. 90, 1861:

!" ] propose tn =
recognize the existence of
sections as a fixed fact"
Z" I propose to establish
2 o II K instead nf two.
grand secti ons o T t h g
Union"
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FOR SALE!
HI. VAIN 81 Co.

TTAyE selected few hush Is of California Flax
Il See perfectly clean Il pure, for seed
Ne are also paying the Ma ket price for w heat,
Oats. Barley, Butter, CHEESE, Apples and Honey,
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ARMY coRREspoNDENoE.
From the 18th Ohio.

Delayed Letter.
1.-THE mails are sadly out of joint, some
where. The following letter has but just
reached us.--ED.
CAMP 7TH ONO VoL's,
GovEasoR's ISLAND, N. Y HARBoR,
Sept. 9Th, 1863.
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uNreN couNrx TICKET

-or-LurHER DAY, Of Portage.
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Cows Sfraycd on SfoIerl.

.sTRAYED or stolen, from EarlvilIe station, 4
y p. r.. on the lIth inst. four eows-one white
cnw--ono gray cow--two dark broS cows. set
The .ndersigned i'll ay a suitabie reward for the
recovery Of these for inft tmation where they
may he found. JAS. GILBKIBE. I
Earlvfre. Sept IA, 1868 l63ws
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A CARD.

nR. WEBSTER wou Id tak e This method of fanBounc.
u ing that h. has this day associated with himself In
the prac,ice of Medicine and Surgery, A. E. Keyes,
NJ D., late Professor of surgery in Bahnnewan Med
ics College, Chicago, for tn lasl two Sur
goon il. the U. S. service and cordia lly
mend him accomplished and skilfu surgeon.
AID who from his former familiarity with the Old
School practice. and raj years experience in the
New. he considers entitled 10 the entire confidence of
peorle.
The DIR. would state 10 the many patrons of the
Homeopathic practice in the surrounding eountrs,
who have been disappointed IN obtaining his
seeounI OF the pressure of business in iown that
eh.I Or, Keses or himself will BE- In readiness
to attend to cslls FINN the try, nieh day.
RaveDn1. Sept 7th, 1868 CAV
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Farm Produce.
Buyer. gay the ta.lI.essiag prices.

the following commodities: Clover Seed, GO lbs;
Timothy Seed- As lbss; Hemp Seed, A lbs: Nilei
Seed. 50 lbs Buck wheat 30 lbs 6eaDs. 60 lbs Peas
90 lbs Homny 60 bs Irish Potatoes, so lbs; Sweet
Poatees. so lbs Dried Peaches, 80 lbs. Dried Ap-
orn in the Ear. 70 lbs: Rye, Sc lbs: FIax Seed
lbs; Barley. 4s lbs Oats, 33 lbs Malt 81 lbs; Hun
sarfan Grass Seed so lbs
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UNION STATE TICKET.
Er Governor

ELECTION Day, ocronEn 1s, 1868. .
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RETAIL MARKET.

Per Barrel.
(Thite wheatl
FIour.thriule ex.65f "a
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ap,ensc Democratic eet.no IN Rauen,aa-

{gapensc Democratic eetsaq an Ra0enisa-s
20,O00 Democrats IN Councii-A Procession
Ten lies Long-l2 Acres of Democrats-
The Largest Political Meeting Ever Held on
the Wester7a Rescrve--'' We are Coming Faith
er .Abrahans
The greatest political demonstration ever
known upon the Western Reserve, occurred
at Ravenna on Monday last A procession
which occupied three hours in passing Civ
en- point, thousand flags, banners and mot
toes, more than dozen brass and martial
bands, and a vast sea of waving hickory,
were the prominent features.-Akron Demo
crat, Sept. IT. r4ss
Well done, for you, Mr.. Democrat. You are
an expert in Vallandigham tactics. The
Plain Dealer or the Crisis, or the Cincinnati
Enquirer, or any other rebel, couldn't have
done better. You labor under one disadvan-
tage Your fiction is too big to be believed
We rather like the idea of your "whistling
to keep your courage up''-but the foregoing
shows that you are in desperate condition,
and have to use "big whistle"
Now, we take 10 sort of pleasure in expos
ing such gross misstatements-but lew
wcr,ls are demanded at our hands
The Plain Dealer can get 100000 demo-
crats'' on ten acres, al Bucyrus. Here it
takes 12 acres to accommodate 2O,OOO-but
it may be, that they have "more land to the
acres at Bucyrus-or our 10000 are better on
"spread."
"Three hours passing a given point. p
Forty-mne minutes, precisely was the time
consumed by the procession in passing CIV
en- point-as we have the best of authority
for saying.
"A procession ten miles long" Two reli-
able gentlemen of this county furnish us
with an actual count of the entire procession,
as follows: 352 one aud two horse teams,
SO teams with more than two horses. The
estimate of these gentlemen is, that there
were in the procession, about as many voters
as there were horses. 1t would require con-
siderable stretching to get 389 teams into a
compact procession ten miles long.
That the reading public may know the an
linus of this greatest political demonstra-
ton ever known upon the Western Reserve y
it is but fair to state, that repeated cheers
We're heard for Vallandigham and JEFF. Davis.
Ladies of RaYenna were insulted, by some in
the procession, as it went on It's pilgrimage
.'.three times round.'' The loyal States were
personated, in one instance, by females dressed
in black. the rebel States by females dressed
in white. The speeches were decidedly in
fammatory, and lacked in every essential,
fairness and honesty-and required an extern
sive ''gullable capacity" from the rank and
fle--to secure their endorsement. But the
subject requires no farther attention, and but
for the ridiculous and mischevous statement
of the paper quoted, the whole matter would
have been passed by in silence.
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UNION SENATORIAL TICKET.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-23

in,imation, or an inuendo. He says he
saw the perpetrators of the act Of which
he complains. enter the hall Of the Union
League at Independence the night after
they committed it, and intmates not on.
~ that the Union League was respon-
sibe for the act, but privately boasts oft.
This is; Of course, a pure Justification.
He PROCESSES to know who the persons
were who committed the act Of which he
complains, but he hasn't manliness
enough 10 come out and make spec fic
charge. He prefers his usual dirty. sly,
sneeking, assassinlike style of winks AID
mods, and hints.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-23
The Fourth.

E- Our Copperhead neighbors are
very indignant, we understand, because
they claim not 10 have been invited TO
participate in the 4th Of July festivities
Ali Union men have been invited. but
they seem to understand that they don t
stand in that category. All right.
These men well understand that an at.
tempt TO celebrate the i,h in manner
to suit both the Union men and them
selves, would have resulted in grand
fzzle. The selection Of n speaker who
would suit Tiers, would have Disguised
the Union men, and man who WOULD
CRAFTY the Union men, would have dtiv.
en- every one Of them from participation,
There would have been no harmony, and
we should have had a magnificent fail.
ure. We tried this to our perfect salts
faction, on last Fast Day, 10 The utter
and entire disgust Of every loyal man
and woman in the community Every
person who loves The Union above All
institutions, and all party, will have his
or her senses gratifed, we trust. in a
participation in our proposed celehra-
iion. We neither want the presence or
assistance of any other persons.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-23
Death Of Capt. BiOndin.

Ets- We learn by letter from Capt
LEE to Mr.. JAMESON, that THOMAS
BLoNDIN, formerly Of Co. E, was killed
at Miliken's Bend on the 9Th of this
month. Our readers will recollect that
he applied for and obtained the Captaincv
Of a company If negro troops organized
in Gen. GRANTS department. They
will also recollect that on the morning
Of the 9th, these negro troops were Mt.
tackled bv n considerable force Of rebels.
ut Milliken's Bend and that, after dns-
peraie fighting, they succeeded in driv.
ing back their assaian's Capt BLOND
ms Company was in the fight. and the
Captain was shot in the breast while
gallandv leading his troops into ac.
lion. He lived but few hours after.
wards. and, though perferllv aware Of
his condition, calmly submitted to his
fate. He was whole-souled man. n
soldier who performed his duty we'll
and he died ms such soldier would like
to die. Thus one by one the brave bows
we sent away are offered up AS sacrifices
to the unholy lusts of slavery and ambi
ton.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-23

GF RoszELL very distinctly doubts
the sincerity of our expressed disspprov
al Of the act of injuring the buggy which
carried him and his fellow Copperbead
70 Hazleton, some time since. Well.
Mr.. RoszELL is at liberty so to doubt.
We certainly don't care the value of n
rusty pin whether Mr.. RoszELL believes
as or not, for we have YET to Ead that
his endorsement can assist in giving
current value 10 anything. We certain
ly don't understand how man can be.
come SO bankrupt in reputation. or other.
wise, to be compelled TO seek such en-
dorsement.
What we so much .despised in The
Hszleton affair. was the secret. covered
character Of the attack We have no
objection TO the people of Hazleton or
any other place. holding Mr.. RoszELL, or
soy other man. TO lawful and proper &C
coun,sbility for his words and his actions,
but we want it done in manly. open
way. We want it done BY the word oil
rebaLe. and by severe and contempiu.
Gus Letting alone" We don't want il
done in Copperhead style. by stealing a
wheel OF OF a mans busgy-au act
which RoszELL has not said a word in
depreciation o.. Wha. was despicable in
these things. is no less dasiardly in Ros
zELt. when he tries to stab men by IN