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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-13

The following important Official dispatches
in relation to the attack made by the Gun
boats on the rebel works at Grand Gull, has
been received by the Secretary of War.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-11
THE TRIBUNE.
The Result

The expectations Of the most ardent
friends of the Union have been fully, nay,
more than fully realized in the result Of
the election just past Every state, ex-
cept only New Jersey, counts its majorities
by tens Of thousands in favor of the sup
preston Of the rebellion by force of arms,
and the perpetuatiou of the Union. In
all the States, as IN Wisconsin, the issue
was fairly made between the friends of the
Union and the Peace e-on-any-terms cop
perheads, and the verdict Of the people
IS not hard to understand The people
are for sustaining the Government in put
ting down the rebellion, and all the argu-
ments Of its enemies, and cries Of arbi-
trary power, tyrannical rule, extravagan
&c from political demagoeues. fall un-
heard to the ground They had hoped bv
an attempt to make the people believe their
liberties were In danger to succeed in get
ting into power, that they might mauage to
perpetuate their darling institution Of
slavery, their only hope for future ascend
cH'g IN 'l'c ia1loh- buC tHty nave beeh
badly beaten. 1t was once said by James
Madison that "a dangerous ambition more
often turks behind the olicious mask of a
pretended zeal for the rights oC the people,
than under the forbidding assurance Of
zeal for the irmness and efficiency of the
government So the people have thought,
hence the Yerdicts they rendered at the
ballot box
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-11
THE MINERAL POINT TRIBUNE
IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
Ia the Old Esge Saloon, corner Of nigh ana Vine
streets. Mineral Po.at. Nis. ~
BLI ISS & 3 o N
subscription RATS
Terms Of Advertising.

Twelve lines Nonpare type compact matter or their
-luivalentEn space, VIII De counted as a square
prosassouabie and business Cards. 81 z line, per
- r. for the first lines and hfty cents for each ad
dltiou8l line.
Fstray Notices publ shed four weeks, 50 for single
animal aad fifty cents Tor each additional animal
notice
Legal Notices at Statute rates
Special Notices loaded and kept inside, havusp prece
81 ordinary advertisements, % per cent advance
ordinary rates.
Notices u Iaegu1ss charitable societies. sc, half
gr.ce.
Advertisement accompanied with directions VIII
6e Inserted till forbid aad charged for accordingly.
III transient GIrerffNs 2iets must ~ }fte fpS z"
ssdoIrcs. This rule viii not be varied front
Yearly advertisements allowed the privilege OF chang
n quarterly
No Advertisements considered less than squart
BILLS coLLErrABLE QrAzrEELy-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-11
The Election.

We are without the official returns from
this county, but enough is received TO JUS
tify the belief that Iowa County has given
the Union ticket about 100 majority. The
majorities Of the several towns, official
and reported, are as follows:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-11
The War in Virginia.
Brilliant success OF oar Forces -
Capture nearly 1000 Prisoners.

Capture nearly 1000 Prisoners.
NAsHINGToS, Nov. Sit appears from
information received here tonight that
yesterday morning Es.e 5tI and 9th army
corps, under command Of Major General
oed9wick, advanced to Rappahannock Sta
ton. They, having the right wing of the
army, the lst. 2d and Sd army corps form
ing the lett wing, under command of Mai.
General French, proceeded TO Kelly
Ford. When the right wing reached the
Bappahannock, the enemy was found to
be III considerable force, holding this side
of the river The rebel batteries earth
works and redoubts crowned the banks
on each side of the Rappahannock Gen
Sedgwick at once advanced and stormed
them with great gallantry and ;mpetuosity,
causing much slaughter and taking large
number Of prisoners.
When Gen. French reached Kelly's
Ford, about six miles belo~ Rappahan-
mock Station, the enemy threw across an
entire division to support their picket line
on this side. Gen. French hastily took a
position so as to bring his artillery to bear
upon them, and sheled them with marked
effect, not only killinga large number, buu
throwing them into utter confusion scat
tering them wildly, and taking many pris-
oners.
Gen Bu,ord's cavalry crossed at Sui
phur Springs to cover the right flank
several miles above Rappahann0ck Sta
ton, ana Gems. Gregg and Fitzpatrick
crossed below Kelly's Ford to cover the
left flank No definite information of the
operations had been received up to noon
to-day The enemy after crossing the
Rappahannock under cover of the night.
moved in the direction of Culpepper, and
the advance Of our forces, supposed to be
cavalry, reached Brandy station early to-
dav
This morning our whole line advanced,
and, no doubt, pressed rapidly forward
after the retr eating foe The entire num-
Der of prisoners taken by both Sedgwick
and French is now belle, ed to be 500
The prisoners are composed principally
Of both Carolina and Louisiana troops.
This afternoon the train commenced
bringing prisoners into Alexandria. The
number taken by Scdgwick is from 200
to l,IUe The remainder were taken bv
French \ gentleman who was present
with the army says it was noble sight to
see cedgwick's : prisoners in a crowd They
are the largest lot ever captured by our
forces on the Virginia side, and were
guarded by cavalry .. prevent straggliag
or escape.
French's prisoners were also gathered
in one body.
Our total loss Is reported 70 be TOO in
killed and wounded bat no prisoners.
Oar wounded were carried to Warranton
junction, and from thence were sent to
Alexandria this afternoon.
General French, following 40 his adyau-
tage quickly ,hrew The l-t division Of the
.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-11

The Union Must aid Shall he p-eserva5
-,,,
a'gNH- Is sentiments with cander fearlgssuess and
independence il aims to be Right rather than popu-
lar, and takes thr responsibility Of telling the Truth
regardless Of the oiiee" that may be given Preu
o'gG M anu I,. lsHoFs.'cs. mo , ,,,. .,...
lio 'fi'I ana o'3acts Wla1n the tJucA1o IRIu-
. JNL espo0a.s are:
The Cause or FtfeG5Eu
Jttsiic- daH Hugoufty
obedience to The C,astftutioz
ttuR ~uuyeguVcv of tEe Lq7ra
+ Detit' ef tee Rtylt a. Il
He5el T. 6oiy ,sy LaglL
ItJsols il sEarelp uaEua
i Irfr,gfl4ra ma. P.l..fe El,rs
No Eiybts rqG-, The
Cyastjsgfj2n. 7afZ
And the rr,..eg ION d, o.,r., rs. -,
~ ~ y - w " 1'...71 a., i Iey,soh UNI =,
Whole Union There must 4, mo- raItgr.rr3a stem.
backwards Failure now wil en,ai! dishonor and mis-
e'y, rraII:5"s insecure e ana property and leaving
me e co1n,r> prey 70 anarchy rap5ne and murder
been sacrificed t. stop now. The cheapest and shortest
QUA, forefers seven years of fearful struggle to found
The Republic, It j. surely worth great an effort the
garJ ot tl.= generation tC preserve IL
We have an abiding faith that the ensuing year viii
witness the complete overthrow &C the rebel Confsd
acE During The pas. year great victories have been
has bon wrestel from the rebels md restored to the
Union, One more campaign by sea and land ''wiU
eos9 forever lhe fountains q sedon and cruel war
,.., r.l M C,s2 2, =, = AZ,
preston of its opinions aud patriotic in is enieavors
aims at being rrst class asl-spapsr = bring the
news rs the people oc the Northwest several DAYS sooner
Than the papers q ths sea5oard.
rsA Camr,ee C5rsazt History Of the prosre.. Of
), lg ar gisa me feI5ga! n-'s o. the DAY.
rasD5n7snce cortainir,., tha Lat.sr Neq-srs1, Il,
~ t'' -. ~ i'''l al
1- ~ 'oY y ~ f-.. .',~l ~ ID ~ ps
-, 4sTsl'tiTa.' Ea1e,.'lena' or Ms, Stiseslt ltane2s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-11


gsa-Wc have received the vote of the
ID and 7th regiments. but toe late for tins
paper. The d gives Lewis lis. Palmer
8 The 7th gave Lewis 223; Palmer
none.
The vote Of c. on the county ticket
was rs follows
For .4ssemJly-Little - Patefeid ;
Lincoln .
Fer Ssps-risors-James -. Virgin >
Joiner Mueuster >
For gpcrjHtendeat-Sly :; Madden2
From rIESToN.-Thcrc is report
that Fort Sumter Is again in possession Of
he federal forces ItneHd> confirmation
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-11

OFFICE IN moIett's Block, in rear q Drag Stor
J Mineral PeiuE, Wisconsin. 81 =.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-11

r. II. cox & Co have received an
y ether lot Of those Bait CAurus that the Farmers
cant well Eet along without
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-11
TOME AGAINI
q ID. NEIy.BFR. VI

u D. y I.FS = Il. VI =
VI RsUMEs the Practice ~ his profession.
IL oYr,cs obIiquey opposite Puitorts Drug Store.
10
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-11

These towns constitute the southern as
sembly district, and give l73 Union ma
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-11

IHE LEGIsLATCGE. Wisconsin leg
islaturc viii be about two to one Union
majority Even Milwaukee sends three
uion men to the assembly
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-11
DOCTOR DtLCAIR
1. u MnFFETT, VI. D..

DHYsICIAS and Surgeon Mineral POINT, Wisconsin
4 once a. Farley Eaton's OLD Residence ly2
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-11

Scarfs, Shaws, Brochc double and single Cloak Trim
iugs and endless variety Of articles wanted by tAe
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-11

Ladies' Misses ana Chidren Shoes and CATERS Of I'll
best quality. Men and Boys Boots and shoes coars
and fine. In this department can suit all both 70
size and quality.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-11
FE0Fs s. Caps.
Boots s. shoes

Men and Boys Cloth and Fur Caps, Wool and
Of various styles and qualities.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-11

8ss- Several Of the Ohio conspirators
have been indicted
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-11

declared that sugar and tobacco are not
injurious to the teeth
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-11

Among whicl are Ladies Hats latest styles and pat
terms Flowers Feathers Capcs and every article want
ed in the Millinery Department.
The New York herald., 1863-11-07
CORPORATION NOTICES.
OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONERS, NEW

OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER NEW
~ York. October -, 1sH -
TO CONTRACTOks.-Pruposslse enclosed in q scaled en-.
veope. end rscd with the title the work And Yv,s the
~ the bidder wrtted thereon will be
office until III o'clOck A. NJ Tuesday Nnvember m Ia6s
building epgine and lander fr nae of
Engine Company No. IS
building Gre eueiue And tepder for use ~
Engine Company No u.
For buldng FIRE ensIuc and tepder for OF
Engine Company N. -
For bandinE fire engine and lender for
Engine Company No. E
tr building new tender f1r EnRin. Company No. 50.
for buldir- new tender for Ex.mp; Engine Company.
pany NJ 20
New hand engine for of Engine Company No. "a
Eehuildilg h. ~ carriage for Company NJ ~
For building carriage flr u - Coinuany No. IS
hahk torms ~ PROPOSALS together Sn the spec aca'nns
and asreemenis lc hiainef tlis no Dated
Dst~rturcnt. kew RI, Uctol-rr a. -Gl
CHAkLEs ~. CURNELL street Commissioner
The New York herald., 1863-11-07

AT o. ROBERTS LINE
M. FOR SAN FRANCISCO AND ORE
VIA PANAMA RAJ lROAD.
On Fridav November ir at non
the Iear Nlr
ILLINOIS. 25n0iD1s
The finest, fastest and stror, rest str. .lsh in ~
North river.
For freight or passage app.s
ID. N. CAEHiNunOG. Ia b
N. B.-Attention ~ called TO the Hnhn,e cI
The New York herald., 1863-11-07

L,URYITURE.-ELEGAST HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
consisting OF splendid Paror and bedroom Suits.
BrOnles Paintings. Ornaments. Also
wood rapoforte for at " Brevoor place Tenth street
a few DOORS west of Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-11-07

DOST OFFICE NOTICE.
The Nails for the United Kingdom and the Continent
via Queenstown and Liverpool ateaner Etna and
the German States via Bremen. per steamer New York VII
close at this Office Saturday the 7 day Of November
01. O'Clock A. M and AT the up stations fol Dws
Stations and at 10 A NJ: stations and ID, 9la A.
stations and +, 9li A NJ: stat on G, Q \. VI.
ABRAM WAKEMAN, Postmaster.
The New York herald., 1863-11-07

NUNARD LINE.
~ Steam to Liverpool Ss5 cur-encv.
From Queenstown or Liverpool. $50 gold, equiv
currency.
HECLA sails Wednesday, Nov. II. iti
SIDON sails Wednesday Nov. rs.
For passage apply to WILLIAM6 GUIO'
40 Futon
The New York herald., 1863-11-07
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

ABRAM wAKEMAN. Postmaster
The New York herald., 1863-11-07

DOR LIVERPOOL --TAPSt OTTS LIN
" ship GRATIfT DE sails kocrinoer u.
ALBION sails November ls. fur Out.nn .
ADRIATIC sails November q For p,sRage to
pool ard London. or drafts pa,ahs ig aus ,iir
ireland. Scotland or Wales. NJ th,- l,srcsl
Apply 60 TAPSCOTT BROTHERS L CO, &C 4
NOTrCF.-BREMEN BARK ANrRich
~ Master. tor Capa Town. Will sail I.e IA
sage II the cabin apply IN board 90 Of DtyM
East river.
The New York herald., 1863-11-07

(lHARLEs Lutte, NJ. d.. PROFESSOR OF OBSTET.
~ res and Surgery and over sixteen years OF
rupted practice this city guarantees 70 positive and
speedy every lady requiring special medical SURG
cal treatment. Can be consulted with the
at his private rooms 6lf5, broadway ~ B-Patents who
wish to remain during treatment will he provided with p
vaie rooms and tie best attendance the
dence
The New York herald., 1863-11-07

OuS LcVterSs
Metropolitan Medical College
Nm. IS Park street.
New York Chenille Manuf
Co
New York Commercial Re-
view and Railroad Adver.
tiser
New York Glass Letter Co
New York Knife Co
New York Peir leum Associ
alton, Secretary of, care of
OIL EXCHANGE
North River Smelling Works
Ocean Insurance Co
Once A Month
Producers Price Current
Portrait Monthly
Providence Rubber Co
Union Bible 8 cictv
Winchester Clair Co
- az a ugy,1F Nv
The New York herald., 1863-11-07
MEDICAL.

DviCE TO MARRIED LADIEs.-MADAME RES
n TELL. Female PLY scan and Professor OF Midwiery
ran be consulted usual at 62 Chambers street but
inter-.,w VIII be No charge
faliblc medicines also be obtained l27L Liberty
street or by mail. Prize SIS. n. Blades WHO desire
board End the best medical during
can be accommodated. Madam Eesie deems 1t her duty
caution ladies rnttCrs OF her who
not only rob them OF their means. but their health.
The New York herald., 1863-11-07

II I0t.as.s, iO" " n TT IsE ITIV'
n duce. are safely and successfully treated by NADIA
DiSPARD But one Interview il necessary. ~ B--Board
and elegant rooms for ladies during confinement
proper attendance Residence lO Sixth avenue opposite
Eighth street.
The New York herald., 1863-11-07

From Southa mntou. From
GERNAETA ...... .0cto'er 20. 20.................'
II uTONIA.... November .3.............
FORUSSIA. November H. .........I.
from pier q North river foot of Fulton atrea.
sengers for Han burg Havrc London anA sou,
the following rntes:--First cabin los; scron' ci
Storage, S'7 5o-pavable IN gold o- is aluvalcn
For freight apply IA TUNHARDr 4 co, I
place
For passage apply to c. B. RICHARD X
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-11-07
GUIYEI10s


CfEAH WEEKLY TO LIvNKP00l. TOuCHH
- Sgesn.tcwn (Oork Harbor).-The Liverpool HeN
An anSthiadelphia etsamship Company intend desee
Their SS pcwred Clyde built iron stsamships - top
EIMA. saturday, November7.
CITY on WASHINGTON. Saturday, Novomhei
1DINBUR0, Saturday, November 81. .
end every sucoeeding Saturday. at noon from pier
RATES OF PASSAGE, '
Crsyaoie In gold. or its equivalent in currsnsy-
Do. to london. -. IS DO. 70 Io.dos.
pe ps 70 70 Fsr,sS;:;,;'" H.mSn,:' Po e Psris
Passengers also forwarded to HAvre. Bremen, Roite
From Liverpool or oueenstown-First cabin. 8.
Sl05. Steerage, $50 Those who wish 10 send r.
friends can buy tickets here at these rates. u
These steamers have superior accommodations fos ,
gers. strongly built in watertght iron sections d
ry patent IRE annihilators. Experienced surgeons
For further Information apply in Liverpool TO wit
INMAN, Agent. "a Water street: In Glasgow 70 y
MALCOLM. No ST Enoch square; in Queenstown
". .. SEYMOUR CO.; in London to EIyEMS M 4 Y
81 King William street: In Paris to JULES DECO
Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES, Place de Ia Bott
Philadelphia TO JOHN G. DALE, Ill Walnut street
JOHN q. DALE. Agent. Is Broadway. !,
The New York herald., 1863-11-07
N Ayv List.

Y List.
King Cole
Higgins VIM II Cat Inspec
tion), Navy Yard
1liggenbotham A A Surgeon
Geo X. steamer Alabama
Uolt ThOs Z, Yeoman U : s
Courier
Jones Ensign Chas ID
Jordan Mate J w.
Keeling Andrew. steamer
Pioneer
Lembke Gustav II, u s S
Nlncennes
Meredith Pnymas,er VIM r !,
flagship Har ford
Molloy John, U S S San tiaro
de Cuba
Moran John, receiving alip
North Carolina
Oitinger Jos ~ US steamer
Jun iata
Payne AcR Slrgenn x ID
Pearce Captain Lewis T..
schooner John Aumack
Pepper Capt Simeon, steam.
er Ella Morse
Price VIM A, 4 S steamer
Brimille
Prot, Acig Ensign Edwin b.
U ; : Courier
Quillen Asa, schooner John
Walker
Richardson y II, care Of FIJI
Hinman, U 5 gunboat Pc.
uobscott
Robie Engineer Edward ID
Savage Capt II II, Us steam.
er Portland
Stewart Paymasier Edwin,
I ; steamer Richmond
Semes Engineer James,
steamer Ella Morse
simpson John r, ship senti.
Smith Dr. E DIG, U S S Mag.
nplia
Thornton VIM. Z o frigate
Nlarara-3
Wills Geo h. 4 SIS Courier
Woodbroy Aotg Paymaster
Jessie 7, L 5 lron.elad Pas
sale
The New York herald., 1863-11-07

C1s10 WILL PURCHASE THE FURNITURE OF A
40 ~ small famy.-Fine French MAHOGANY Bedsead.
Feather Ben, Mattresses Pillows Brussels reting
Rug two tons of Coal and hing for hou
keeping nearly good Cost double Inquire
West Tenth street. between Green wch and sixth
The New York herald., 1863-11-07
EoR HAVANA AND SEw oRLG vs..

IL 20 Vail o.
SATURDAY. Nor. lf. az G'rs% T.
Tie new sidc~ heel rniisi STA pa. f.. ,lrafa- ,
EAfNlNG = 40
William u Prli go ON pdar.
WIN sail as above iroia pieg 81 NGr'H iyes. f.
street
B-The steamship MJRNTSH ..lAg vii.
vana and New Orleaus Slturdav Nov
For freight or passage apply 70 JAMES A. ~
broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-11-07

CrEAM TO LONDONDERRY. GLASGOW An
- pool.-Thc Montreal Steamship to,asan!
powered clyde built steamer DAMASCUS, Chi
carrying tie Canadian aud United ssps 'r-s'
from Quebec next Satnrday Nos Hitf
from New York:--FirSt r'ass acenr'ipa TO Hf,sf'.,
s.. and s72: stcerare, found Win caase1 rrsys 30
PAYABLE in gold or its equivalent ~ United ~ us
Certificates issued for hringin. "it rassong9rs !
principal towns in Great Britain and Ir.i ,lai
rates. For passage apply ut % Rro2i iway, Scv J
SABEL & SRk2sE. GcLrr;
The New York herald., 1863-11-07

AVE- - z
American Artificial Teeth Co
American Church Review
Americcn Fire Arms Co
American Game Co
American Journal Of Educa.
tion
Baggage Agent
st Louis NY Central Railway
Broadway Letter Office
Broad wav i o. PM
Boudoir Sewing Machines
Chief Postmaster of New
York city. Chatham square
Church Review. editor Of
Excelsior Medical College,
Dean of
India Rubber Paint Co
Journal of Pharmacy, Editor
OF
Leonard's Machinery Depot
Mercantile journal
ABRA
The New York herald., 1863-11-07

E'URNIrURE WANTED-I WANT TO rURCHAsE FOR
ture Carpets Mirrors Pianos Billiard Tables suitable
for large house. Any pnrv having the dispose
may apply to address T. MATHEWS 724 Broadway for
ten days.
The New York herald., 1863-11-07
FURNITURE.

IlEDROOM SUITS OF EyAMELLED FURNITURE IN
- all colos. Of warranted manufacture; also solid
nut Chamber suits plain and ornamental. at H r. FAR
RINGrONs. 3Gs Canal street. opposite Wooster Es
tablshcd in iS4S.
The New York herald., 1863-11-07
coal.

OF SO -coAL-NuT SIZE WHITE ASH 81 80 PER
p OO. ton; red ash q. delivered Egg and furnace
Cash delivery. Yard Nos lss aud iN Gcerck street
ID PHELAN
The New York herald., 1863-11-07

u THE ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL MAIL sTF
NAVIGATION COMPANY n
ADRIATIC, 100 horse power. 40O0 tons.
BIBERNlA, ,nH0 horse power 5000 tons.
COLUMBIA. l.O0' horse power. 5000 tons.
ANGLIA, 600 horse power 5000 tons
The magnificent steamship
ADRIATIC
Captain Nicholson. j q
VIII sail from New York for GALWAY and LIVERPOOL, o
day, November H. TO be followed by the ANGLIA.
-, from Boston, Dec 7.
Rates Of passage, payable in gold or Its equiAlen
r6ncy:-
lhterneu'ate.
Steerace .... ".
Passengers forwarded also to LONDON, Paris w.
Havrc Bremen. Rotterdam. Antwerp. re-, at Iowa
Fares from Liverpool or Galway to New York arf .
For passage apply to SABEL h SRARL. % Broai
For freight and other information appyto
LAWRENCE. GILES 4 Co. y South william Z
THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD's sTEAWSH
/ YORK. Captain q Wenke cOrnmander cart
United States mail viii sail fror, pier 9p Torh RI,
Chambers street
SATURDAY. Mover her :, n. - o'clors " !
FOR
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMpToN,
takf., Passengers to
LONDON, HAvRE, SOUTH AMProN AND n |
at the following rates, PAYABLE in gold IN e,'
For the first cabin $685. second cabin. sGg5t
ss7 So
For freight or passage apply to
OELRICHS 4 Co. IS Rru
no Ev bp Sf.a. IN e., flas Nu,.
The New York herald., 1863-11-07

dor CALIFORNIA VIA PANAa,.
" f-st class steamer viii leave New Yo,'
l?tS and 23d Of each month evrept vixen these
funfay. when the tny of denartare viii u Oh
following
For freight or passage apply at the only orio:.
ing Green. u. Il. AELs
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-09

~ Pursuant to public notice, a meeting
sctizens Of Canton was held at the Disciple Church
@ saturday evening, March % 1868, for the purpose OF
Discussing the daty of citizens the present crisis.
3ev 7. LOOMS. vas chosen Chairman, and J. Van
lYZG j.. Secretary.
ca?t.Cnas. NcnorG>L5-, Of the l32d Reg P. V, was
called upon and delivered IN able and eloquent addess
O. the cassc conduct and conclusion of the war. After
w. TIE ,lowjng preamble and resolutions offered by
'ANWlILANs. Esq, and unanimously adopted -
NaE.rAs, Under the constitutional form Of our Gov.
1@2. and tie principles or civil liberty on which or
F. and Constitution are based no wrong any Edvid-
= ha~ever humble or community of indiH iduals, how
-, large may suffer, blt that the said avs and C"usjj
'-a Affords an ample ard complete redress Therefore
a.s'rsf That The rebellion now dren,hing the land
F"T best blood is Of the most causeicss and atrociouz
iaa. the Ca}Ci Execuirc Of cur country is required
'giy dictate OF humanity. Raturl3 pride and honor,
"-s a. and every means in his power, to oubdue this
's.'L1n and maintain the Unica intact.
i"al We heartily endorse and approve the policy
IL. measures &G0plcd by the National Administration in
'-s.@>aC said rghei,inn.
iaa5 the +onsc!iptiOn Act recently passed by the
.'la' Congress is cmnentIy wise and necessary, and
S-.-.. be caca'iJ.ly and implicitly submitted to.
''+l resistance by word ar deed 20 the aforesaid
~ Vt ue authorities of the United States in their e,
'- - . u III p"''iilS to"H inns ltpciito - Ia
anu t IL all persons who resist, should be speed
u" punished as their crimes dem nd.
any person endcavOr!n@ by any means to weaken
'vAIoeucc OF The people in the present Admnistra-
5ad It's officers performing traitors work, and
'".-.4 meet traitors doom.
l.al TO the soldiers that have been and now in
's'a 'aat have fought and are now fighting the bat
freedom, we owe 8calculabe debt OF gratitude
l~A only be paid by deep and heartfelt sympathy
y ~ sca ana theirs, and lifelong remembrance and re
'5,a OF their dbors.
Nv ,ye! and carried That the proceedings of this meet
signed 10y the officers and pnblisheo in the paper;
~ Te'Ih'E. L. LOOMS, Chairman.
!, I,NANDYEE, Jr., Secretary.