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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-01
Ru perfQufeu.

Das inter benz Mameu s0iraff 1aus" woblbelaaute
betel in Newarf, Otip, ID inter biQieen Htbinsuneen
ID ~perfaufen. Cas oaus snibdIt unsefdbr 20 3immsr. bat
eneu euten trpdeuen Seller, cine eute &iferne unb Brunuen.
1rrner ii Gin &au&baus. Gin GROCER Waaentof. Gbaifen. Hs.
en- Straee, In Der NGbe bee Canals sseeen une 10 fh ben
leeten brerBie Sabren ale @ahbaus btnust worben. Cine
grpcerie ID eleitfaaS hamit r~erbunben. az
Gine before 0e!esenbed, 70 rertbpoaes Gi9entbnnt fauien
~ fSunen, 10 fapsriih IN Herarf 3u 6nben, me Seber. me.
ter Gieentbum 3u faufsn winl9t, foate bkft 0seeenbeh er-
Jrettn, 70 LANCE fe ibm often Rebt. Guseuuft aber N6bses
Il ~ srfabreu bd .gC
Sctn 8ccs.
@ept. %. 1863. Am mod. NetaSt, Obic.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-01
@Qftbaue 3u VerfQufen.

DIR itnttr3sidnete pini&t bas Don iba felt Sklen Sabrn
aelltrte unb unter bent Namsn befanute .Nbrae pores en-
Ser Niper. ober Hotben. Strabe Ia Der Stast 3 anessille
aeleseue @aRtaus aufsuseben. unb beebab bic spuednsise
Giniittuns NIT aaen N,irtbi&afs- utenflsn. re9sn 0si&dts-
gsranseruns, ~ ~serfaufsn. Das 1aus ielbt bat sinen kbr
pertbedtaften wrpipeet NIT etner Dale uub IL 3immern, nttR
outer unb ~serdumiser StaQuns, DEFENDERS ~Sprtbeabaft sess
Sen, iorcbl ntsen br STEAMBOATS, & anbuu9, ole aud fr
Spaaiersdnser unb parties prblbefannt
NdbereS su erfrasen am Vlabe fdbh BET
Spbn 2DaIter.
i o.~.Asn. q % Mwn sc2
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-01
Gimmanbsruns. Dis q. o. 9anbslsbsitrma

11rtitt:
sls sine Der srS6ten Sssnunsen bisies Sa6res unb
Elm unlhGetarsr @e,pinn fir bic 3ufnnft III bic au.
6ucrnsntlia Rarte Ginnanoerns berpcrSubsten. Gin
rsihsr grlae fnr bic QlrtsitSfrGfts, mslhe Der 8riea
Zen, 2anne tntSoasn tat. Sic 3abl Der Bonn 1. Sa.
nuar bic 8un 1. B. W. bier anssfommsnm Ginman'
nersr tetrdst tunbsrt unb adt Sauienb, cine 3unab'
me BON 100 Prpasnt ssssn bic 9araaelsp sr,cpe bed
0oriatrs, unn tpsnn Der hurhiAnittli@e Wctlfant
Der in nisiem Sab,e bier Selanbesn Ginwanhner aud
nimt 10 arc6 1T, ,ris In pielm Der Ncrjabre, 10 bad
mitastraA,e capital bmnoh auf Niuionsn angus
imlaasn. Nian Hett ba6 iter ben S9a.tenisiteu
bes &ries.s bic src6sn 0orSase bisiss eaness fir BIZ
arteihn6sn alaf.n TIRE aasiehunsstraft ni&t rsrlo'
rem baten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-01

sins bmrH Brcrn's rs&ten alrm nnb aeri6 cine alr'
terie; 2 anbere 6ussln artiftsn Brctrn's 8opf. Sei'
ne Mnnte III ni&t aefdbrli&. 2isnisnant Gable, ee'
hisien AneriH maate. III esrieltt Cffjisr trsl&e'
rcr Ginger 3sit Den Hlnsrif auf OUTER une Spid'
mann .reoen itrsr Surrabs fit 1ananoiatam selei'
tet tatte. (a8oHentl.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-01
$2s,O59.295
10i,297,G39
4Si,275,S75
1S9.920,5O0
396,721,O57
Sf.197.274,366
3uIamme,,

Man bents fh bisie euorme Summe: Gin Sau'
ienb, Gin 9unhsrt Sietm unb Nsmnais 0iQicnen ,
2mei 9unoert 0ier unb SistsnSi8 Sauienb, Drei
Gumeert une Sehs NIB @ehsSis Dollars atsr
oas 1T nod niAt NQes. MuBsrbsm sat es cine 10,
~ssnannte faretenhe @hulb. au sinem @etraS. ,rsls
der tis jest nod niht nit Bsiimmtbsit ermittelt
rerhsn tcnnte unb nit jeosm Sage UNI meniaiens
eritttalb WliQicnn anIhrint. Oisie lhnstenbe
Shule raiirt unter perihiscenen gamsn, mie ]. 9.
,Vu. Staaten ghulc.g Certificate - xMsue Ser.
Staaten Gmulb,@ e~rti6fats" : xS~uartisrmei1ers.
Nnueiiunssn" - u. {. 10. Gisie Certificate ODER
Mntreiiausen re,ben nGmli@ an Gontraftcrsn aese'
FEN fir ~selisierte alrtitsI, lauten barauf. ba6 Die Ser.
staaten Dem 8unj ooer Sins 70 uno 70 pid Dollars
iAulom fir biefe cher jsns 2isfsrune. unb sieten feds
Yro,ent 3inim bonn Datum tis aur 2iquioiruns.
9Die piel ron bisfsn shulessridreitunsen aueseae'
Sen wuroen, III, mic seast, bic jsst nod ni&t Be-
fannt. Dlan fam it4 ater rcrftaen, ME enor'n Der
8strae iein mub, trenn man beoenft. bab In Dem be'
~trefenben Buream In Waibinatcn, no ale eieie &ehs
nunaen aepraft unb te Certificate eoutrai8nirt tpsr'
ben miNen, elm tnnbet unb fanisis @l,rts nit eie'
ler Nrteit ron frib tis ipdt Atenbs bs1haftist fnb ,
une RAP ie trobbsm NIT ibrsr alrtsit nod Inn an.
oertbalb Sabre auriid Gnb. @ir fSnnen babcr fia'
lid biele lApetenne @hulh auf finftunbsrt Wlilics
men Dollars anieeen unb trerbsn bann mob tinter
Der Wabrteit ,reit buriidsetlisten iein.
@eit benz breibisaen Stunt fno fat brei Monate
reraansen. Da mir mad amtliAem 3usefdncniRe
|tGali1 atpsi unb cine balte Mliuion psraussaten, 70
taten mir fclsliA IN ben lssten neunjis 9assn un,
itre Naticnals smulo absrmals Inn 3tret 9unoert
unb Tlnf unb 3panais Miuicnen psrmetrt. Go
nit alantsn mir nit Meat annebmsn Su fonnen, bab
ih Bic Shulo Der 8ersini9ten Staatm aui niAt
meniaer ,sie ;3rei SauIene Milicnen Dollars Re,
Iliuft. melae int Duraiani,t flint pro,ent 3inien
trdst. aHir baten alto i'm Gaue mir teute nit
| e4ulbsnmaHn %aufs0rsn, unb nas fOnnte nur Der
Taa isin, wenn Der 8rieS auftSrts. jatrli@ 9uneert
Ndairnsn SntreRsn 81 iablen, uabrenb England
ron ieinsr Shulo trel@e ais bic SrSste anssisben
mirb, nur 100 Miaicnen Dollars an i3inien ,u jat>
len Dat. Sieraus fam man erieben, BAT, wsnn oies
riefae Shuloenmahen nod elm baltes Sabr forts
causrt, uniere National, Shulo sine braeenbsre 2af
iar uns 1T, ale bic snsliihe fir bas tritiihe @cle
neil mir um msbrere Wiaionen jibrli& m.br Snte
nien 3u satlsn baten treroen. (gDiee. Banner.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-01

- gcn Saptun ihreitt uns elm 2sier , ba6
Montsomsrp County 600 bic 1000 Nlebrteit fit
Wauaneissam sebsu rirb uno hab osuti@s Seput'
llifaner bort raar rernen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-01

Nahfhrift. prirat @cmmiFir @rif keriA.
tist In einem Shrsiten untern, 81. Cert. an has
@ine. @clfstlatt bic pti8en Ansaben. Sur $50
Nlann tart 8ins bas tapfere Nennte in bic Shlaht;
baucn tetrten tlcs 2S7 unrsriebrt jurid. Sic uebri,
Aen fnb tcbt cher rertrunbet nur du6eIt meniae
sniettsn In @efanssnihaft. 0as 9te nuree sur
unteriikuns becrbert, UNI cine 8atterie wiscsr Su.
rid,usrotsrn. 9srr @rdf fhrsitt:
Gas Neiultat mar bic 3urldtrsibuna heS feds.
fad aterleaenen Tsinoss uno bic Ni2sroteruna Der
Battsrie, iehcA nit siusm @oluie BON 60 9obten
unn @crmumbettn. Ge1ern untsrnatna has Ntai.
msnt 5 Bajonstts alnsriTs unb ihlus fh stunbsn.
lang. jsbch ctne grfcls. sc muBte mti4sn nit
furhtbarem 8srlufe Dor sinsm itermGhtisen uno
tapisrsn Geines, ben 8srntrurren 9onsfrsst's unb
Gmeu's. alm altsno fanb unitre saht psrs,psifslt,
tsxte febt fe ihon tsf3er aus ha uniere alrmse f.,
bsutsnb psradrst mcrbsn III. MSse Der Gctt Der
ShtaHten mns ben SieS trinSsn I! Tclseness 1T Els
ne elite Der bis jsst setSoteten, rsrmunosten unb Der.
mibtsn SfTaiers rom 8. @esimsnt:
Capt. @ufau @iAtsr, 60. g., hur& 3 S@aRe
sstSbtet.
Capt. q. 4bSmfen, vnmist.
2ieut. @osmnno 9srmann, So. s, bur& cine 8a'
norentusd sstSbtst.
9ieut. Sitter. So. s. setDttet. as
CAPT. 6. WIdaer, S4ub im @eFAt, ni4t sefd6r'
LID.
Capt. s. @lumcpafs, rtrtpunbst.
2isut. 2ieefe, ShuB i'm Bsin, ieitter amputirt.
2ieut. 2ammers unb 2sut. 6siltrpnn, Beipe nit
Shif1sn i'm Bsin unb in ben 9anbsn Der @steusn.
Sic brittle @cmpaenis psrlcr ron so Wlann q an
xootsn unb 9srrunheten. Tabnsntrdser 8rinfs
mann 1T ~etsnfans tobt. Sem OtsrRsn ,puree oas
Yisrb ~spsin,al inter Dem 9site erihpIen, has Yfsrb
nes @ojutanten botte 3 Shubtrunssn une bsinabe
ale OfT3iss bes &esiments trusen leide @srlss
tunsen eapcn.
Sen. 2pttt 1T ~etenfa0s sstShtst.
S6r Sat. @rGff.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-01
Weuer 0rp @ooDS Store
In Marion, Obie.
:Npbr, mattb s &tnA,

kTUVIugsr Dpu VINRpew1 Rnp NntB,1 =
ibsn 70 chen euuen auseeaeidueten Durratt BON Dry 0ests
ID 0rpyreS erbaltsn. Die Barger ppn Rarun County une
,oebs ale @roesriss su ben biuieRsn preif.n baben fSnnen.
Wir ppQen uns nh3t nit Der MuadbluuS br seritsbtnsn
rtittl auftalten. Sprett bd uns srr. haan perbeu mir Gu&
it VerSnugen unieren ganlen Durratb ,d0en. Sbr babt cine
;tne, frif&e unb pcQAduti9t AuHwab.
Butter. Gsr enmpen u. { 70. werbea ale De,abtaas fr
ttere gDaaIe1 an0enruiuien.
Wcar, Watt6ers II. Sing.
Duft 8lsd, Nprion. . ben II. Stpt. 1863.
U SIM Stcre tusb AUDI Ctutf9 seipro&en. 3mm
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-01

6tieorib Nblmaun's
eutide Bud II. Sdreibmaterialien SaublunG
Eat SO6ifrafe.
Befcnters %surrGtbis: NQe Sorten yi1er unb sueenb.
trHen, vaper uab ylanf BOOZE, iupie cine nsu NuSwabt
,apeten unb Htber. q
Gpumbus, ben % Sep. 1863. so
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-01
In @ebredlihe IL. Yerwunbete
lleter 400 veriOusu lnc sebeit porbsu, bur&
Geo. 8enner'S Seiteuoe GaIbe.

lie @ebreten unb gHunben her geteIten paren ueaens
Z Mrt, bab Fe fit unboIbar erHdrt nprbsm pareu, n6rntih:
npdenfrab, mtibe @eftpda, Stretin, Sasaub, Grbsruab,
.~rYFplas, ftparse 8lattern @beumatismus QGbnuns,
,1mdGe unb Stwtnen int &iderat; aud an Der 9unpe.
Ie artea pom Gnainbuns an Der esber, Der 9snse, ben Wie.
n, &ugen, Sbren, Iaubbet, no bic Obren ~aueIaufsn. gu.
aise ottr riite Wunben perben in msIaubliG fur3er :3'a
beatj ete IS thert belt ts fncn BON innsn btraus. TGmu1.
nOhenau etituna, 0errenfuns, @mnben bic burH Dauen,
'teGen cper Sbeben SerwiaGt Fnb. Gbenic gsrbrsnnune,
lt bann NOD, tpenn Der Brant pbtr Diprtfff lipn aneefan.
II bat. Gir Nabtres befra9e cher atrsiIr an
Er. @ecr8t 1ennsr,
Iiffn, Sesea &C.,, Sbie,
nabe tsrn GiIentaErberpt.
q 3. greft, nt8fn Nnipcrt pom mir, mdAtn tinen
oRlamp ent5oltsn. Ten 1. Sd. 1863 3vit W.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-01
Die Dcreiuietc Gtaateu.6 1mIo.

8ries 1T elm tcfipislises @srsnissn. Montseu.
euli iaste f@cn %einiens, bas man sun, 8riesfatr.n
nrsisr Sinse teoirie: ertsns Gslo ~susitsns Sch
unb orittens wieeer Gslb. Aeer nod ME fat elm
8ries 70 risl @slo perihlumssn , ME Der uniriss.
genu aua Der sanje Mabnab oielss 8riesss muo
nefen suseetnuus rieiiS uno teiipielos 1T, 10 Asbt
bod tis Understanding easu in gar tsinem gsr<
baltni6. England fat unSefdtr ! 10 eibunbert
Sabre ba;u aebranht, I'm, feline RaticnalsS hulb anf
pisrtauieao MiQionsn Gpnars 600 MNuicnen pio.
@terIins) su trinstn. Ser fpeeulatiue Onfsl Cant
1T aai BEN, beten gses', in MIR sisr Sabrn sssn
70 melt ju fommen ba es Inn bod idon sslunsen
IL, In aneerttalb Satrsn an 1000 Wiuicnen Sol.
lars, allo bic 9alfte Der ensli&en s@ulo, Der Nas
ticn als tlsitsnoss DentAi4sn aufautalisn. apas
mir bier lasen, 1T teinesfaus aus Der 2uft s~ssrifen,
icnesrn auf Sbatia&sn seoranoet, uslhe teiosr nur
Su rabr finS.
Gins pcr 8ur,em psrrfsntlihte amtliAs Sats1e
sab ben Gtanb Der funnirtm Raticnal'S dulo fol.
oruNrrn, 6sn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-01

Gragt: User bat nas ihnsuite Mpaneement
Mntw.: Gie Weibsr. &aum 1T bic ~4srtun8
porbsi, rerosn fe Gsfreite unn talo harauf babsn
Ne ihon nas gcmmanne.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-01

S< Das Ste (srRe btutihe) @esim.nt ron Ohio
ain8 600 Mann fart In bic lebte Shtaht Eel Gti.
danausa, Getraia, uni usrlor unsefGtr $50 an Sce'
ten unb 800 an 0Nrunttten, t~rcrunter bic 9dlfte
feinsr Cffjiere. Sem OterRsn Summarizing purben
3 unb f~einenn Abjutantsn 9arris 2 pferce unter BEN
2eite aeSttet bod famen 8siee unpslsst BACON.
Das @eaimsnt fcht NIT Dem Bajonstte, nuHhm
iein Pulper peihc0m trar. Inter Ben Sh,rsrpsrs
iruneetsn bisisr blutissn @mtadttsTnbst ia Sterf'
3ieut. Mart pom Is. Ohio 9assiment. Scuiel man
mib, ,ruroen fclsenhe Oifeiers aus S9io sstSbtst:
General gB. 8. Qptle.
80. 8. @at.. Moicr @ni8.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-01

&anaritnuD8eI, faat Der -seientifc Nmeris
can" weroen mituntsr ron 4 auien iebr 8splast. I'm
bic nisbliHen SanSr bacon Su bsfreisn, bede man
NaAts Elm rsinss wsibss Sud ater Den &afs. Dass
lelte rriro Nlcrssns teesdt icin nit ntniis flsinsn
6anarienr6eeln oft 10 iifia finb.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-01
DrieDrih Shuh unO Gontp.

baben bic Brauer1 BON u. Sliding III @ Ger fdMHi&
iternpnmen unb fnb i'm Stanbe ben aHen we Zen neufn
aunben NIT Vie, Eager. unb Common : Bier nm III tiai9en
preis au psrftben Mqe bic ~anipreden werben a~ufrebtn fem
Srie6. 8du1 nuo 60.
E.sk A sEC s ID.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-01
Wur2el=Neben.

Sd babe Son 5O,00' bic 60 600 iwa SABRE aNe lG atawba
unb SiabsQe Wurasl &sbtn gu rsriaukn. SD werbe MQen,
bic fiji mid ~Strfaufsn pcIen, hberale Vrrsnie erlapten.
Sd mobne nitt net BON Der Siren Mnlat, fitlb psn
Dayton. gVau ~aereiIre /: Dor 268, Dayton. Ohio.
/, Triebrt9 &1itte.
@ept. II. (6IRtmi
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-01

s mtfpn's
ScrThcrumgs A9cntur
30. 124 Sib Sodarabe,
G. b % } III 0.
&eprd{tntirt tpleenbe &onnpa8nien:
frarlin GeeQfdat son pbaaet'ptia. 0ermSsen q, 3O0. 900
0pne Hem Bort City $l,N0IUU
Scrn Grdan8e $500 QUO
Arete $3DO,OW0
um 3ufpra@ bitet ta@tunsssoa
aVm. Samifon.
IuIi Nsf063. Ism
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-01

u III Il 9!
&. &. 0c;eberldnber 8 So.
,bsu ibrs geesrbanbluns ssn stae- straes mad
no. IS Sf.4Dwn.& trafe
rlest, ns lie fets cine aroBe unb spaaantise Muswabl Don
Ger unp GinbinaS porrdtbB BADEN merben. Sbre 8sebrteR
uneen unb bic Sdubnaaher Der Staht uub tlmaeaenb ibsr.
,upt, peroen a&tunSspul auf bieien l1uasus aufmtrfiam &C.
'h' Trn'snb fur bas biSber 8encdtne 3utrausn, msrfeu
.Mr unS aud Ii unlfrem neusn 0ofale beareben, bae gDcN-
sutn unlerer aunssn burt reele gebanbluns. m66iee Vrife
ID pinhIh&e unb freausliGe Hebenune ~ f9ern. aomut
ab ftbt uus!
s. s. Niencrldntsr u. So.
30 Is 3D. ~swunra6e.
@cunnbue, Oh. l. 1863. 3yD ~ ubw
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-01

Sptsbp, s., rs. @srt..- Musuf Smiles, elm
oeutlHer GARNER RON @enca, gDccb &c., psrlcr Der.
~sansensn @amRas Nant iein 2stsn auf fclsenbs
trasii@e Weiie: st fam fierber, UNI bic Bsfannts
iAait sinss MaeAsns Sa maAm has ct beirathsn
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-01
marttpreis BON Gulnmbms.

'5S@fuii3 ecrrigtrt bon 8. BrspfS tam 4. Q
@ibuthede BON 6c@. unb Errunb.S tra6eu.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-08-26
Address of the state Central Committee.

The address Of the Chairman OF the State
Central Committee, on our frs, page, will
De found remarkably able exposition OF
party principles and policy--a sound, for.
chile and pertinent Stale paper, worthy of
the great issues now presented before the
country. Let it be carefully read and ex-
iensively circulated throughout the Com
moEweaIth Iis wholesome and convince
ing truth, the calm and carefsl method of
its argument, are well calculated 10 come
home TO The minds Of the people II tells
Us that the time is now at hand when The
voice of the people will be heard also that
the overthrow of the AboIitionists at the
polls ard the re establishment of Constitu-
iional principles at the Nonh, is the fret,
ihe Indispensable step towards the rsstora-
lion of the Union and the vindication of civil
liberty. To this great service to his coun :
Try each citizen NAV contribute By his vote
Read this address and ponder veil it's ar
gumenls.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-08-26
The Two Candidates.


George W. Woodward and Andrew G.
Curtin. are the candidates respectively OF
The Democratic and Abolition parties for
the Chief Magistracy of the Commonwealth
II will be well in the interval between
this and the 18Th day OF October TO study
The capacity and character OF these opros
ing candidates. and the political principles
by which they are respectively guided and
governed
Woodward is a Democrat-Curtin is a
Republican OF the bIackest dye, an Aboli-
ZIONIST in fact, cherishing all the fatal here
sizes of that fanalca and bloody minded
sect. Woodward, being Democrat, is ma
iiohal IA his views-he respects the Con
siiiuIion as compromise made by our
foreiathers for the protection Of all interests
and the preservation OF all rights, individu-
al as well as State.
What Horatio Seymour is 10 New York
George w. Woodward is to Pennsylvania
What Wadsworih would have been 10
New York, Curtin is TO Penusy lvania
The issue is plain. The platform oil the
Democracy is simply the Constitution as it
is, the Union as i. was. This is Wood
wards platform. Cnrlin's platform is a
Constitution constructed 10 sui, the views of
such fanatics as Greeley, Philips, Snrnner.
Wade & Co., changing the whole charac-
ter of the Government by cou6ding to one
man the powers which the Constitution ju>
dcIously distributes to three departments.
This idea Curtin pledges himself to main
tain. He bows TO The National Admins
,raiion as setter dog crouches beneath the
whip of the trainer, and promises 10 do as
be is bidden
And whal he will be hidden 10 do we
know. He must sustain and maintain by
all the authority with which he is clothed
as Chief Magistrate, whatever violations Of
the Constitution Nj. Lincoln chooses TO
commit in carrying cut she policy of the
Abolition party
And this Poicy-what is it? radical
change from the present-an overthrow oil
the domestic Institutions CT one section Of
our country, and material change in the
whole structure OF government.
And this al time when a proper regard
10 tue requirements of The CcuotIntion
Nigh save the nation, by carrying us back
10 where we were before The accession of
this Abolition party to power.
This is the feast 10 which Andrew G Cur
Tin invites Us. A death banquet TO The na-
tioa. He stands pledged 10 sacrifice he
Constitutional rights OF his fellow CITIZENS
and to build up concentrated Federal des-
polism tha, will be more iuioierabi,s than
that of Berlin or ST, Petersburg.
To all this lailer-day extrayagancs and
foIly--to all these ideas OF negro emaneipa-
tion and white slavery George w. Wood
ward is opposed, and il the people Of Penn
sylvania desire 10 end their days under the
liberal Government be9ueathed TO them by
their forefaihers-the men of the Ievolu-
lion aud of 1898 they must elect him and
defeat Andrew G. Curtin
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-08-26
jPhs abolition Party.


Within the lasl twenty years the OpPosi-
iion has exhibited surprising versatility
in The effrot 10 invest for themselves some
Esw and agreeable fancy sppel:alion.-
They. have sried National Republicans, !"
sslAn,i Masonic,'' " Whig," "American,D y
e Know Noihingr," "American Repubh-
CAM g North American" aud South
American, ,".s Peoples Pary,n Union Par
IT," and now seek to commend themselves
&c popular favor, aud TO impose on the pop
ular credulity, by The sligmaiized tide OF
"Aboliiion Party" 1t is-uo, our purpose TO
6nd fault with the Opposition for amusing
themselves with these repeated changes
party style or title. We readily admi, that
there is nothing sufficiently definite, or
descriptive in the principles they profess.
q, make one name Tor them more suitable
or lasting than another. But knowing that
The ex preston Abolition Party" has not
been assumed as an artful trick, (or tricks
are played oal and they are obliged 10 wear
iheir tnrn name, for purposes of imposi-
lion, as in former days, ne need not attract
he attention OF The public, by way OF pre-
,.aulion, 20 any dishonest preension. We
anhesitsiipgly aver that no one can point
10 single Administration act within The
last thirty years. the present Administration
included, distinctly Opposition in lis con-
ception, that has ever been the least advan
age 10 the people of Pennsylvania. We
mean either State or National The most
eloquent and hopeful member of the Abo>
iiion parry will exhaust himself in denun-
..iatory criticism of Democratic measures,
hul he neither will, nor can, point 10 any
pablo act or measure Distinguishing an
honest and enlightened policy on The part
Of the Opposition. One of the marked
traits OF iks Opposition is TO indulge pro-
Fusely 10 The promises which they never
Gan perform. The present Administration
has made itself no.ofious in that respect
They have not fulfilled one promise made
By hem They ingeniously construct cap
:ivaiing sentences so as to convey some
worthless promise in apparently truthful
Eanguage They have delnded both capital
ISIS and iaborer. They proclaimed their
zeal in favor of home or manufacturing in
dnslry They professed 10 be economists in
respect 10 Government expenses and the
disbursement oil Government reyenues.-
How well hey have carried out their pro-
lessons let The people decide al the ballot
box The ceming election.
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sH0 4iA1FIC STATE NOMINATIONS.
Demurratis sannts Convention.

Notice is hereby given, that the Demo-
cratic Electors in and for the several Bor.
ons,hs and Election Districts of Columbia
corniy. wilImeel al their respective places
OF holding said Elections.
On satrr'doy, the 2sih dag Of Augusi,
Belween the hours OF and O'Clock P. NJ.
OF said day for the purpose of choosing two
Delegates from each Election District, 10
meet in Comfy Convention, at the Court
House, in Blocmsburs
On dOrdey fke 3Ist day Of dugua,
Al one O'Clock P. NJ, OF said day for the
purpose OF fnakiug the usual Democratic
nominations, 10 be supported by Electors
of Columbia comfy al the en- suing General
Ei'sciion, aud for the transaction OF other
business pertaining TO the interests OF the
Denoeratic party.
JOIN G FREEZE, Chairman.
j. S. SANpFiss, LIAM DERR,
JA,iss A. Kiks, WIN g. Quick,
Clio. l. SHoEMAKER, SAMUEL EvERETT,
GEoRGs Mack.
Democratic Standing Committee
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The Draft ir New York.

The New York News in giving the draft
figures in that State, says :-s.Ihese figures
prove that in districts that gave large Dem
ocfa'ic majorities the number OF men 10 be
drafted is double. and in some cases treb-
bic, thai called for in Republican district -
In the Twenty Seventh Congressional Dis,
trici, for example, the Republican majority
IN 1862 was over 5000, The total vote cast
being 25 ,s52, the number apport ioned to
be draiied is 2,4l9 In the Fourth District
tBen. Wood's) the total vote cast was ~. :.
$50, The number of men 10 be draiied is
i've thousand eight hundred and eighty one
or nearly fifty per cent in a Democratic dis
tFlei 10 over balance about ten per cent, in
district most favored by Republicans
Gov Seymour has had these things right
ed in his Stale. The fraud attempted TO be
praciised upon The citizens of his State was
TOO great TO be passed by without some at
iention, whereupon the Governor of that
State addressed Inc President on The subject
and insisted -shat the matter be recuiied,
which was done, when all was satisfactory.
Tae State Of NssO York has Governor, not a
thing!
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