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Evening star., 1863-04-21

EORsALk,.An improved Mich OILS SODA " aTER
d., AfpAsATus n;l" go piste With silver plated
low if spp.ieation ia male at once Apply to JOS
b. suLLIVAN, Druggist, corner 4th and II sts
Evening star., 1863-04-21
LOST AND FOUND.

ESTRAY.-Came to the su ubscriber on April 18th
IL a COW. The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove property and pay Tor advertising.
SAMUEL SEASE
ap p2l 3t* CLARK Mill Place
Evening star., 1863-04-21
BALLS, PARTIES, 10.

m NOTICE. 4...i
l HE TU SOARORA TRIBE Of I. o. R. n. beg,
leave Leave to snn9nnce to their friends apd th, a
BALL at ODD Fellows' Hail, Navy Yard, On u
TUESDAY, May 5th. Particulars in futurn ia
Advertisement. an 2I.eosta
Evening star., 1863-04-21
RUTTER
II CHEESE AND EGGS.
1eG0 boxes CREAM CHEESE
t0o tubs and psils BUTTER,
leo barrels fresh EGGS,

AT JOHN ". VAN HOOKS
= commission Merchant. IS Louisiana ay.,
PLOT batEee 6th and 7fh SIS
Evening star., 1863-04-21

O@LADlES' YAIR.-The pu blic are invited to
u3 att. ni The Fai. nov being held by the La
dies cf R} lxEd Chapel at Potomac Hall corner Of
18th and D streets. fer the purpose OF rebuilding
their church edifce I'D l8-3t~
Evening star., 1863-04-21

BARGAINS IN THAs
- AND CORlIEB.
ans sssortae OF best Green and BIa a,k Teas
and nns java OohSe closing out at less than whole
sale prices IN small And large quantities, at
EMILE DCPRE'S,
ap 3l-eo6t 479 eth stre ct bet and'R
Evening star., 1863-04-21

HARPER AND ATLANTIC PoR MAY lust
''N "A' Philip & sOLOMoNs.
ap ao-at 332 Pa. avenue.
Evening star., 1863-04-21

GOTHAM NEWS. P0R SOLDIERS TO RBAD-
evening: send for circular Containing list Of
Say a1a g. festive Literature. Sends Is cts s. cts
Iich, eur prices are the same as other Books
Desless. but indueenents BITTER. Carl visitas,
plain Is cts. colored 30 cts. BEOENER a 90 IOV
Nassau street, New ] ork CitI an 81
Evening star., 1863-04-21

w ANTED IMMEDIATELY-AW WHITE GIRL
w to cook, wash and iron and do general houss-
work for small family. Apply to 3S6 @ street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-25
Daniel 3. DIekInsOn ais own
Prophet.

At the meeting Of the Abolition League in
New York on the l'lh inst the speakers
we're pat into one Of the Parlors of the Ever.
cit House, and as their names we're called they
came forward, and With badge Of gaudy rib.
bous pinned on their breasts, were marched
by an escort Of the officers Of the League to
the stands designated for them. The World
thinks that ss Daniel s. Dickinson was thus
passing through the crowd With his ribbons
euuerlng, il must have brought vividly to his
mind the following passage from speech OF
his delivered few years since:
Do yoa know, my Democratic brethren, how
the RepubhcGuS serve the Democrats who 20
over 10 them will tell you how. They
serve them a. the New York butcher serves
his fat oS. He puts EAily-eoiorsd ribbons
on hls horns and marches him through the
the streets as spectacle 70 DO stared at, and
then--last seeaS OF sll--ha drives him 20 the
Slaughter-pen This 10 the way Republicans
serve Democrats who are Hattersd end ca,
Ioled BY them into Rn abandonment Of their
principles
The World adds that il is not every mar
who is 80 Signany privilsdsed TO be his oWI
prophet
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-25
OId neImont ForeYer.

In the late contest no county In Ohio can
boast of having done better days work, per-
haps, than eau old Belmont The St Clairs.
vile Gazette, in speaking Of the glorious tri
umph Of the Democracy there, says
"The result OF the recent election IN this
County is certainly very gratifying to the
friends Of Constitutional liberty, not only at
home but throughout the State Our major
tiles IN the different townships, when azgre.
geted amount to about 1000
Hereafter, in any general election, our
friends in TIE State may set old Belmont
down As good for One thousand Democratic
majority.
When we think of the terrible efforts that
have been maden this county to intimdate the
people from voting the Democratic Ticket,
the results OF the last two elections make us
proud Of our people, in every portion Of the
county All that iutimi dstion, duplicity and
fraud could do to prevent the success Of the
Democracy has been Fesorted 70, thereby to
prevent the triumph Of those principles that
form the corner stone OF our Federal and
State Constitutions, and without which liber-
y 10 but name But the peopls~sthe pa
triotie people--have become awakened 70 the
magnitude Of the danger by which we are
surrounded, and they have buckled on the
armor Of freedom, and with the ballot they are
determined 10 rescue our beloved country,
With It's Constitution and it's government, from
the hands Of men who set ell law, ell right,
aud all justice at defiance, yes, they have,
risen In their might, determinSd to "sxpel the
9oths from Rome" aud the whole kennel Of
Abolitionists cannot prevent this result
From the great Abolition Mssti6 who barks
at the capital, down to the mesnest cur who
yelps in our streets and on the frontiers
there win not be ons left 10 disgrace an Office
10 the Republic"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-25
nIorrInr ln hls own shame.

The editor Of the Cleveland L@Oder
thanks God that he is an Abolitionists,
which is only another name for Disuni'
Onist; and yet he bypOcriticslly PROCESSES
love for the "stsrs aud stripea." But the
people have at last got their eyes open. and
cannot longer be deceived BY such hyPoe'
risy. The Devil once attempted to de-
Ssivs by quoting scripture. He failed 0i
his purpose. " will the Disunion Abo'
nliouists fail to deceive the people by
aoek professions Of unionisn,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-25
BALTIMORE OYSTERS.
MALTBY 4 vv.'s oYsTERs
AT TM n Old y AZ I q n 8 +.

40. 300 rdLAD srkSEr, DAY rUN, OHIO,
A XII 1aly rsoslving Msitby ~ CO.'S oysters, Jirscl
~ Da1ttuofo-tiis Dssl quity llls ru1rKet-
y. .-sR lucy able " sell ~ tnv OLD rkLGhs,
pVtwltns uuAng tue rIsv IA Drics IA sne asst.
~. OnSt Svlvst, Az DJuuis ., lsct are warranted
superior " auy osncIs brought west. lry them ana
pro o,Slt.
Insy also keep constantly on hand the best srticles
70 10 iolIid IA Is COnlscGVGsry ilDe, such Az
Fine Candies, Candy Toys, Figs, kslsns
Nuts, Clnnamon, Dates, Green aud Diieo
truils, CrznUsrrIss, canned Fruits, Fine Cr
ggrS. fopaccos OF different brands, and all ar
Lictes u season.
rney Keep tue pest stock to be had, AMI they sci
az luN .VTest. ROC tue Dsst oysters, Rnd Al
ARTICLES IA the CONFECTIONERY ups, Gull al
rAINk n HATFIELD,
QA3ldAW 3yO Ihiru street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-25

GEThe Democrats Of Mercer county
have appointed the 9th Of June for a
County Convention TO nOmipste county
ticket. and appoint delegates to the State
Convention. Mercer ia the first in the
hsld.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-25
ErIo COUNTY News.

This is the title Of new Democratic
paper just started at Sandusky City Ohio.
by our young friend GEORGE d. KISDER,
Esq, The paper is neatly gotten up and
handsomely printed on new type and good
paper. GfoboE, is an energetic go.ahead-
stive young man, and we wish him every
success in his new enterprise.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-25

Dayton EHrt has larger oircalseon' IN
qon'somsry county, an on Of e. than any pal er IN
.ha city. Let advertisers, sho desire to resHA ~
DesSls, rsnombs this's
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-25

ga-Soune philosopher draws comfort from
the TACT Of the iailprs Al Charleston, al Il dem.
OnatFates The pewsf Of all our ssacoAIt cidi .
to rspei fossi6u irea-OlGdS In SSss Of OmSS-
GSnOg.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-25
rup vALLANDIeHAM RECORD.

This book Just p1blibhsd, conteiuing al 'he Pna-
.snL spceches q tiou c L. VAtLASVsosAA oo "Ato'
tiousn, the unep and the ciyl var Tor sale 81 "a
ysr = Pspes cover sixiy eepts per oopy Cloth, ohA
fcltHr,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-25
GRAPE VINE ROOFS Ahp NIAE.

\ HAVE nom 10000 to 5000 wo.yepr.old Grape
IL Vine Roots lor sale. 1 wall allow liberal cou.
ssion 70 all VINO msy soil tor me.
Also, good Catawbs Vino tor sale.
Kssdeucs uesr tue Asylum, aoulh OF Dayton. Ad.
oSIJ f"EDERtoK scRuTTE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-25
CALI AND sEE--IT VIII PAY

A GENTS WANrED- both ladies aud gentlemen
"A TO sell the history " tue Great American hvUel.
H0.. IN both Ensiish and German,--tne AmOiicsn
states mAu--thu IS ,tuc koil-the Ls ND AdNenturot
Of hit varsOn lhe above works arc only oVid BY
Agante. They viii shOT Tor tnvms selves. Circulars
anu sam piss be seen, ter.iiH mado KIN Jwn bJ
catLig nj tne frankhn House Un hOuua,a nnd lueH
uNys bet6een sud I'VE 2 m wnerr and on whict
Of sad days Tor a few weo.H the General LOcAttul
Agent eau 10 c0n ,u,tsd re- nilvo 70 Agencies.
Audrssd, Wa. 81. JUhNsTON,
aII131HwI General Locating Agent, Day ton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-25

DRESS MAKER,

IIAg removed 10 No. % Jefsrson street, between
Il First and second. she has received her hprng
Fashions, aud is prepared 10 do stsuipng and pink
ing at short notice. 40
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-25
Chleogo Election.

Tho result Is BY no means Credi,able 70 the
Republican press and politicians At Chicago
Cincinnati Gpscfte,
"Republican press aud politicians Pr
What has become Of your "No-Psrty"
professions 4? We thought you had dis
cSrdcd partya nd that you were all "ps-
triots" and not politicians. Well you
have played tho Union" swindIe long
enough. You might as well throw of
the Disguise. as It eau no longer deceive
any one.
------ - ~ -----.--t
Towards tho preservation Of your govetn.
ment aud the PegmAneuoy Of your present
happy state it is requisite net only that you
steadily dscountenance irregular opposition
TO Us acknowledged authority, bat also thai
you resist with care tho spirit Of innovation
upon its principles, however sPecious the pre-
text - George H'ashinotoH
This, according to the modern Aboli
tion standard, is uudiluted "Copperhead
Ism" L-e4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-25
MURDER I FIREii FATCHiI'

NLTHAT arc you hanooing that way f0r Why
w why--why there is Hoole, corner Of Third and
Ludlow atreeis, henenf everyone No can get hold Of
ne has already hung Mr. Door Rel, Mr. Inside BELL
Mr.. Call Bell, mr Foot Hell aud Mr.. Gong Bell, and
be asys he inionds 10 hang tho whole eliiamly. 70
Il you want Mr.. Bell hung, call on
epSIv HOOIK.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-25

kwWs nelios In the Ohio SsO'esmGn
that Hon. G. L. .VALLASDlOHAS is TO speak
N CoIumbuI % Tuesday SvsRinS Gszt.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-25

GEaGN9 M AA--A,AAkM -
CnAhIH Or l1Dkh.
fNN aud stter MONDAY, November ls sel, Passdnsts
" IrGins will leATs Asttoop ana Puma, 81 JollSNs,
LEAVE NATION.
Gong North, iilV y u anu ll:OO y to,
0oinx socth, 500 M end 500 pm
LEAVE PAkA,
doing North, eVO Nnd 2sSO pm.
Golug south, 1880 q and f;a5 y M
del ". r. JUANhOA, Gen. Passenger AEeagf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-25
HOUSE AID LUT FOR sALE,

UNaE undersignod intonds 70 sell his lot At Cesu..
i bersbug OHIO. ~ eVutaint four aores Of land ~.
nder good board febcs, and rs rtuated on tht ~
road. On toe lot Ws good log house With al!onius
frane part Containing SltShen snd oae rOomi Lsg. h
proprietor, Kanlold Peter, rrsdeucuUurg, or Jonn
Moye ,on the piane. a4wH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-25
Dayton and Cincinnati X. X

IA % - sssIig
A ~ ai,u slt,t Degemter "a, ispD, uuu nifthe
~ nouce Passenger and Freight Trains will leny.
DAfIUb, gong north, a. loioNsi
% An a. N. through Freight and Accommodated
eDsfU with fNsAensSr Car atihched.
..glA A. 81. Mat trsin TOT Slf7hghnld, Cultnnhua.
lU.OU uriana, Bsllei0ptslne, Forest, Clyde ana
sanaaskS, connecting NJ oprnaneld WITH irnin to-
LUndonA aud JolunGpHs srrivlng N Columbus AZ z.Sv 3
IN; uruans with trpin lUr Gpiunit9i Vt orest wiz
Tram I1sisbgrR, kt. Mny Chicago X. h. Rolne
east grllWK IN LrestlneHi 0;sb aud PlttAhufk g.
lnj Iiyue with lriun CieN elanu lpedO
X, u, gong ksst. Srriyng IN Cleyelsud sAp p n.
Dunkirh NJ SSSV n, kutaio at b.sV N. tsoins
West, arrung ~ Loledo l3IV m. DsroSt s t.I5
IN, CHICAGO al lU.sO a M apd sandnsky NJ Gsss pm.
~ 4. "a. Night kApIess log spupgteiu, JfianS
OIL ana bellsOntslnv, couueeiiIg at orest wtit
sIa koin kast On llupu,gs, ~. MAyue anu Uhaae
koad arriving, Creetne n Osl6 u, ftisblrRst sAt
tcng Neat WIN 7 rplu arriving 70 ~. WY he al
$50 and LhlCse0 VI lU;1u h, ~ Cly ~ WITH lfa
W CieVsiAb0 iciedo y. h. Hftivus Cleveland
SsO NJ, Dunslrs ~ tVu suu huiilo ~ hsD U,
| roaciIss keouusgy ~ 4iaV y N,
nE r. n. huutsYlnS Accommodation, lssS1as
i:UO Dayton on srnNpl OF iretn frOm CinainIsu.
reaeill, springfield 700 M LruanR lO.As ~,
West Liberty st Il.KS IA, belIsOntsiHe NJ tJ-cl y
anu huntsYIus 81 IzIe 10,
Ilclets wa thus Line 70 al points Ncrth, East an.
West, can bs ~ the 1iehrt ODee be Unob Dspo
| -sAM'L ". hlNG, IlOSvt Agsnt
| 80 Rare always ~ low ~ bS any other route.
| Eor Information reNuye To shipping freight taJt
| Route, eyply the tontpsny ffeight bepOe~,,
| MAoski, Axsnt. a. Kin. apperlDg,uueA-
| M O. ULNPr, Cen. Ticket agent, Jsbte
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-25
10 Suffering Humanity.
- UNION F" Is MS MOTTO.
DF. W. w. HLcHMAN,
THE INDIAN DOCTOR AND ULAIRYOYANT,

AAj OULD say " the slcE and Slleted tnsi he
w 80 tne Ui,ud ~ seei lie uesi 70 near, anu TUE
" Walk Wi.lOuI TIE the kulIs ,ny ma
uruks.
hAI.CMArIsM, NERVOUS CJNsuMfTIOE, ana
pll hAiALa MkahNnsah.o cured ~ a lew UayH.
All InrsONIG OOMr LAIS - reieYSu WituVut tail
ny caiuk UVetUr ut us TvO.i-o AAE ydeE
EhOuse, ~ Jsuorsv street, cast eide, Letwve lTu
ou,tn. ua2JuIui
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-25

SPRING BARLEY.
IUer ESoslgsd, seholss lot ef Cenealap aptia2 Bar
u ls{s ~ seed a q - "a WOODEN -,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-25
halllmyEe And ONO kallroAa.

"a & ~ n ~ gsss
MA pAIIONA rOG 49, erniuAtss ~ wash
" Lnl,On anu Baltimore Oh the hRst and Mhesungy
.,vnNooa Raa rarsersDurg on tie est, 81 winch ps,
Lunltes Win ksutOsuS, steAers, ac., Tor ana ftdtn
pnnts N the est, bOuthNeHt ana NofthWeRt.
IAree 1rsius Daly lOr iil the hastern tltiss.
50 his ls tht chly route TO Washington Oity. 1sS
Leave bnumoTe NJ 4:JV, 7;4U ANA lVUV q IN, ano =
6:lU p mi on SuDosys ~ 4i3O hha 1;fo NJ OIiI
Leave Washington NJ 0:VU, 1;4U ana Al IN, and -
ana p ~; on Sundays ~ 3:SU ana y N only,
Through tickets 70 lne hasaIn cities De pToeuJt
via " arbngton City tan sadltIoppi charge OF VI.
Time quioh ane are low Dy any OtlIsi route.
inquire ior tlcssts VIA bslumore and ONO hsIot,
at any the principal kllIOA othceB IN the West.
J. Ia, SULLIVAN, GseD. Western Ag'I.
Il. N. Oulhs, ten. Ticket AR {.
W. r. SMITH, Master OF transportation. AIdt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-25
DaI IOH, Aenla ana UOlUmDas kaIlr0ad

lnl. - IA EssSsss5s;ssa Essst.s sszS.ssn
efhk NJ ~ 1lI3
"A fNi.h Lhuy 1ibius hAht Sln NpiLilbus. ihrouG
Il uckeu, HOn Dayton 70 all Eastern Uiues
Three Lally Trans East, lesvlng DaVIOu feT ttr
Esrt follows; Night kEpreBs llSe6 D. M; tlnlrSR.
Columbus boy hNpToss Gt llGOi n. these frsu
stop only NJ Acuia Aua London. Accommodation huy
p m, stops at sll way stations between Daytou sn
uolnlhuA.
Arriving a. Dayton, night expsrss gao o. mi Ancon
modAjiou 5;i5 III Columbus and CsncnnkiIAy h.
pIesH $50 ,. m.
Trans run by COlumh time WhOh iu Z minutes u
ter lhan bay too ume.
Through " acts he had for all HAsleru cities h,
calnng Un .. ". klh0, 11ch Agent
u, ". MUODWA.tD, Superiuiehdani,
O. WAHnAs, sienl Ag't, kaytonIu ". uoyn7
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-25
Railroads.
Indiana Central 4 Dayton 4 western B.E


ON and aftor Monday next trains on thc lndsla
" Central will leave the Union Depot, Sixth street
Rtb.Og rn, 9,l2R N, Hnd $40 pm.
Returning. will arrive At 1910 M, hliS y NJ, A.
1899 am.
The 900 N, aud i.i5 y NJ, express Trims MAJ
close connections 70 ai points IN the WCst nud South
and ella a m train Is the shortest and quickest rout
70 Chicago and the Northwest
novit u. q. CARLY, supenniendent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-25
DayIon and Mlchlgan RaIIrOad.

fS&SlE - y ''f,SeiIg
nN and after Sunday, May 4, 1sG2, trans ",
" lesyc paion Depoh sixth street, lor Toledo Rn
sd interiueopte pOuts ms tOlowb
1Oledo aud Chicago Mat ate 80 ant
Cmcsgo ana Detroit hight EkpresH o. 500 ~.
ml7 H. IA. sHOKMAkkk, superintendenl
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-09-03
word and act. become the accredited nom.

word and act. become the accredited nom.
inee of the Ellington Copperhead Com
mi,tee, he undertakes to crawl on TO the
tickle. under plausible professions Of 10y.
atty. This was weak invention" 4
shallow sub.erfugc, unworthy the gal.
LIANT leader of the brave men at Donelson.
lie knew before he pepned word of his
address TO the people Of Iowa, that he
already occupied, with his own free con
sent, the head of the Copperhead ticket,
upon which Duncombe and Mason were
his associates. He knew, too, that the
tickle, stood upon the Democratic plat
form of opposition to ",his Abolition
war;" and that it was to b engineered
by the Byiogton Committee, which had
officially proclaimed that democrats de-
tested tits Abolition war; lie knew,
also, that his only chance Of success was
to secure the support Of leading Copper
heads whom he had denounced as de.
serving Imprisonment and hanging. And
m 1reover he desires aud expects the
VOTES Of the Mahonyites of Iowa. and
peace men, sympathisers
and scceshcrs, and he expects to affiliate
With them himself and to vote for their
other nominees, and to coax all his friends
10 d. the same - Kcok'uk Gate City.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-09-03
Gen. 'ruttie's Address.

We publish Gen. Tuttle's address to
the people of Iowa, in another column.
People will be curious to see it, AID I'M
der the circumstances it is a curiosity -
1t is really, but talusly loyal 1t exhib.
its none of the spirit aud energy of feel
ing, nor the intensity of feeling hitherto
characteristic of the General, ia the dec.
laratlons of approval of the policy of the
Government. or the dcnuuciation of Cop
pcrheads. OF course there is "a reason
for this, but if Il few days of association
with leading Copperhcad, has thus sub,
ducd the tone Of his devotion to the
Government and Modified his indignation
against Northern CopperheadS, what may
we not fear from the effects of his Giving
down III the same bed with them" tc
use his own graphic expression as h,
passed through our place week ago
The General, in his address, ignore.
the fact that he had already accepted the
nomination rendered to him by the Cop
perhead Committee, which had been her
aided in all the Copperhead sheets of III,
State, and under which his name ha.
been placed at the head of their columns
lie even pretends to be unconscious o
the feet that he, by his own and in tn,
acceptance of the nomination of tina
Committee, had already sab>tantially Sc;
tied the "sltuation' of the whole Cop
perhead force of the State under his lea,
and support.
! But havinC thus in the first place, b,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-09-03
r.. I,,o..t Union meeting ever

The largest Union meeting ever
held in Northern Iowa took place At
Dubuque on Wednesday Of last week
The attendance was estimated st from
4 900 to S, 1000. Sen.tor Trumbull from
Illinois, Senator Harlan, Gov. Kirkwood,
Hon. E. w. Eastman and Rev: hynett'
we're among the principal speakers. A
grand illumination took place in the
evening. The copperheads Of that strong:
hold were astonished aud swestruck at
the demonstration. Gov. Kirkwood told
them if they resisted the draft they
would surely see the volunteer militia on
hand to enforce it, and they wouIdn t
Ere blank cartridges, either!
~Ws commend to the Vallandighsm
Democrats the following extract from
one of Gen. Jackson's letters. 1t was
written to Mr.. Monroe, on the 9TH OF
January, 1917, and may be found on page
592 of Randall's Life of Jefferson, vol: l
IL am free to declare, had | commanded
the military department where the Hart
ford Convention met, if it had been the
last act of my life, I should have pun
ished the three principal leaders Of the
party. l am certain an Independent
court martial would have condemned
them under the second section of the act
establishing rules aud regulations for the
government of the army Of the United
States"
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OPEN TO TIE WORLD
FARMERS, ATTENTION!
500 SHEEP AT AUCTION,

The Subscriber will offer at public sale, on
Thursday September 10TH 1863, at 10 o'clock
a. m. on the FAR Grounds in Upton, one Of the
finest lot Of Spanish Merino Sheen ever brought
to the State. They will be sold in lots 10 suit
purchasers These sheep can be seen at any
time, as they are grazing on the prairie. two
miles east Oftown. Terms of sale-CAsH.
JOHN n. ADAMS
Upton, Iowa, Sept. | 1s63
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County Ticket.

Ia, S,a,. Ssna,o,-1IEARf WHARTON
For Represetafrres--JW S7ANTJS;
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For Treasurer d. Es~o.d-,--G. y. NGMAN
For Sh.r,E-DA tID PL11NER.
For so~mty Ldge-J e. BELTS.
For Conuty >urreynr-JiNES MCLtHG.
For ,S.,i Common Schoois-C. 4. POT ND.
For Corone,-GEO. w SMITH,