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, 1863-09-18

REVISED TRADE REGULATIONS.
In another column We give the impor-
iant Treasury circular just issued BY Sec
xctay Chase, for the regulation Of trade in
The sections Of country recently reopenea
by our army, and all traffic between resi-
slcnts OF loyal States and the inhabitants
e.f States and parts Of States heretofore de-
clared In insurrection. It Is the first step
towards the removal Of all barriers, and
allowing commerce to flow unrestricted In
1he channels it filed antccedc2t to the re-
bcllion. There could be no more grateful
office performed by the Government, than
the Withdrawal OF I'LL restrictions, but OBJ
yiously THIS cannot be done 80 long as the
Existence Of active enemies Of the Union,
and tbcir eympath,zing friends and coad-
tutors in all ecctions, renders it pre]udicial
10 tie interests Of the cause to take such q
course. At present the war would epro-
1oneed and the rebels strengthened By the
1natcrial aid and supplies they would dc:
rive from the loyal States.
What the Government aims at in this
trade circular is to accomplish the maxi
mum Of benefit to the citizens Of recaptnr-
ed insurrectiona1y districts, while the enc
my ctjoy :. the minimum Of succor there
from. Whatever is for the comfort and
support Of citizens in their homes and nn-
der the restored flag, the circular aims to
allow them, but under restrictions which
slall make these benefits @not transferable
TO tic rebels. The system Of permits is
ampliGed: and strengthened and under
ilcse. the merchant and his customer may
transact business as before the war, using,
however, only the Government paper cur
rency, gold and silver not to enter
5nto such transactions. These modified
regulations supcrcedo those Of March 31st,
and aye proportionately less stringent from
fhc successes Of our arms since, that time
"A few further steps Of progress secured OF
similar grounds, and the people Of the
whole Mississippi Valley and throughou
The States now cursed by the rebellion vii
3earn from the restored benefits under thi
Government the supreme folly and wicked
ucss of the scheme Of JEFF Davis and III
s7crnnr1icf4'
, 1863-09-18

CAIRO, Sept. 17.-The steamer Liberty has
arrived from Memphis With dates to the 18TH
News unimportant, She put OF here over
800 bales Of cotton, shipped at Memphis.
New Orleans on tie Sth, aud Memphis on the
18th. Sue has on board oyer 900 bales Of
cotton belonging to the Government, taken
on at Memphis.
, 1863-09-18
Ql)ifoao Qribune.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1903.


The most important feature of this
mornings news lies (perhaps literally) in
the rebel r1mor that Rosecrans has been
uttackcd by the combined rebel force. It
is certain that the rebel leaders have been
preparing for desperate blow. It is
likely to fall upon Rosecrans, It will be
unlikely 10 ind him unprepa1ed. It will
NOT be long delayed 49,.
Al Charleston the rebels are throwing
up new defcnses, and mounting new guns
OF the Blakely pattern, sent out by our
British cousins Gen. Gilmore has fur
loughcd share Of his men for meritorl-
Dus service, We are forced to believe that |
immediate result Of the siege, nor will |
any one who expects the dcfenses Of the |
enemy to he carried line by line. But
The country is waiting to have some fur
1hcr light as to the Greek Fire. Is that to
lie tried againf Is the Swamp Angel the
Nemesis Tof Charleston, or is there some
unexplained hitch in proceedingss It
is u yet heavy undertaking to clear out
The first brooding place Of Secession, hut
st will be done.
Arkansas has borne no great figure in
Tie war, save in the waY Of bluster from
2iar of Campaigns in tho State. have
generally proved shortr1iyed, and resulted
in diseolvirg view Of the rebol army run
ming away from very lack Of interest. The
latest is tic freshly recorded evacuation Of
Little Rock by Daddy Price, who has be-
come sadly reduced price, We now hold
the capital Of Arkansas. The tales our
dispatches tell Of the su1crings OF Union
lists in that section, indicate that the flag
has been restored not one day too soon to
q quarter whence it should never again be
removed. Meanwhile, Gen. Blunt IS ma
king smooth and clear work in Western
Arkansas, and everything is looking fair
for fresh campaigns in the Southwest, with
sArkaneas as base and Texas the field Of
operations.
4 leading statesman and public man of
the West, has recently addressed letter
to President Lincoln, urging linn without
delay to put two hundred thousand troops
on the Rio Grande. He urges that this
is needed precaution, and will prove an
cfectual one, holding Texas to loyalty,
utterly crushing out in the Southwest the
rebel arms, and forming by its presence
and suggestions Of possibilities, the
Strongest Of = @sons for the modification of
Inc trench t1 me IN Mexico. lie regards
II as the Threshold OF the country as far
as 1orc'gn schemes TO aid the rebels are
concerned, ana It's oe'ng held IN force Is 3
1ncasu1e OF PRIME necessary. 1t would ap-
pear from our New Orleans dispatch that
some movement Of this nature has already
begun. The old 18th Army Corps is. re-
ported already en route for the Rio
e'1anoe'
our d. faul o1spasches refer 10 Inc
xaCl lUAt U1SI1OEu1AueQ L8QA01aQ ana bf1L-
, 1863-09-18

NEW YoRK, Sept. IA special Cincinnati
dispatch today to the Tribune states that
passengers from Stevenson report reverse
10 Gen. Thomas corps near lafayette The
report doubtless relates to the engagement OF
Some days e1nce, several heavily laden
freight trains had been taken by our forces
renr Morrietnwn
, 1863-09-18
The French FriE1to Guerrriere

HALIFAX, N s., Sept. Is, 1868 Tho French
ran-of-war Gnerrie.e, Admiral Keynaud st.
Pierre, arrived here to-day.
, 1863-09-18
TREASURY DEPARTMENT T
CIRCULAR.

Concerning Tradc With aud fn States
Declared in In4ufrGct10MS mud Con
corning Abandoned md Captured
Property
, 1863-09-18

s7. CAruAnrSEs, c. ", Sept 17:-TAs fs:
-,e,,s to thc &Telland Canal are complele4t
md d navigation is to commence at " O'CLOCK
TO night.
, 1863-09-18

Io,noH. Sent, 8, leG3.-The London Tuna,
referring to III. Secretary Stewards circular,
shich il publishes in full, says: " We hase as;.
IN tue f1rst Place the sane e1traoEoAnasy one'
representation Of recent events IN the ~at:
The earliest e,ents We arc glad 70 see ar i.
in its main chaiuctcfistics, mere repetition
OF former flourlshcs, and II 1t fills to relieve
The anxiety Of Europe as to tho probable con"
sequence Of this struggle 1t is entirely need
mine our sympathy II Mr. Seward could show
~ thst there Nat any hope Of the success Of
zhe !edera1 amy being followed BY rene Kal
,1f f" pesce, @ prosperity and trade Of tls South
Gut .Ee are unable to see any hope p Of mi; 50
.e,e ~ of lirht on the dark prospect.
, 1863-09-18

sax FRANCISCO, Sept. 15.-cara dsn ran 1Hsa from
~. y. c5asg rs oTer he Pacldc Railroad. TWens
9y.t:re miles vii be in runrtng order s2 f9r
1as :enger cars within month; aaa an,n1e. W. H.
ence Of the Ioad to San Jose VIII oe eo11e
7ed by January.
, 1863-09-18
THE SILVER Lutte,

THE SILVER Lutte
Go. +. ROOT. ifeEs q : Two TIL T r. mat s:en Is
staole ns ths: this ts usefalaat ponplaE book Tbs
ei:sd ens ffe :oe & Il sbs mot
6eth es sss ssa West: iii m::s book esa:alas
Two Hundred and Twenty Pieces.
,s sad p1odt e
* e,.ssa
Progressive Song Lessons
By resns Of which a1l tho things necessa7y 70
=
The other Is
Songs Of Exercise, Trades and 0ceu-
pations.
In which physcs1 exercise may be unlsed with stng
fhe ~s1LvER Lutte" has bean adopted az the
ia
We have tust rec:ived 81 account ouol!shed Ia II
ns q Tshs tns q
and Sth ult from which re MAKE the foii Etng e.
- committee ap1oluted to consider what singing
book r. nss he Tn e Of o..
x y Eoos Gay Tasa "a' harere rec
eoeE Is Sus sSsss 1 u
If IF As1,, sns ,n"s'l'.
~ ~ 1Ssstasf ssssa 4 tiSsssts hSs!a; Joined.
) E.!ss sS!$:9$ = i + S5ssssa: 5!;'|s EsH'
SeAa'''0l 7e& He careful OF your norey,
Ga.s Gaee1; i's9y 'soys s,S!s: Gasss:
Come fellow vheSS a. q AA~"'
Gt3n3e G6me seea; .eta s,rr nssp r41v Hns: Round.
Come s'a8 tho s,5tts'ta a. hete, g" .ou,,r,
Doars oa iSs ooan sses Tide. da e>o"7s'
Eor !ssss a;ss7sen sna gs!1ss H41ss 70 FIT. <'''
ely Gssseoe cur e. I'aat nesSak Ba2k, ).
give e s''$s:; 6; ,ss& y 3ess g,.ss:
Hsge Hgey yon nsr sean nv 1uua3
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It esP; : ~. ~ rs .s tn9E !. 9sLy ySaean.
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Lightly @y B9st Row. i"
l''''' &'''' Hs1s M, ,ss,:a ,,s!.. a~s IT,,
r,n. zs.. ard $ss$s: E $ss's' .: s''n Sean.
fsysr Esysr EfflIses fdls The DsaToaes'-
Sessi S ts5 fa1.
6nsssset @s sse sSt9a,sG fSTsT H. prooped.
Glee @sle @ tsiofa WsFsrs.
Tn The Heather.
Cut on the Prairie.
~ = H " ~ III 9ns es9s. F9er. ,ronnd rna r,nv,
: ff;Msea fi;1tne asnn. aas LIS aroma me- 'oS''
, 1863-09-18

M MASONIC.-There will be Reg
l44 p1ar COMMUNICATION OF D,ie1tA{ Lodge No s..
r, aDd A. II At tie Masonic tt n1pla tnld {FRfDAf)
efrH rLaG2 It H. 6. CHASE Secretary.
, 1863-09-18
Ntt7 41uertHtu1ertG.
DEARBORN SEMIN AIRY,

81 WABASH AVENUE.
Tie Fall Term Of tt!s 1osdtuk:ton viii beEt1 on
EUNDAT NEXT. All PERSONS wishing to visit tae
ectco rooms arc invited 10 DO 30 besv cen tc hon
IT ~ L. II. P. II. FktdAy and 8atuxdsy ok Tho
week. sells Hl9t3 Il
, 1863-09-18
From East Tennessee.

Secretary Of the TFeasuF,
Treasury Department, Sept. II, 1868.
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FOUNDRiES.
THE HOOSIER STATE
FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

IIAvING COMPLETED OUR FOUNDRY. WE ARP
now prepared 20 receive and satisfactorily
orders for stoves AMI castings generally. The senio
partner has jus; returned from the East where he ha
procured the sbe and perfect patterns for cool
parlor the marke- We
cialv invite the attention Of wholesale stove dealers 10
this branch Of business with request that they will
give call Our other work will embrace fronts
and columns. (which desire TO make prominent fea
turein our MANUFACTURED railing aud mill castings, sugar
nails and kettles. house work. such ventiaturs win
dow % and hollov~sre in fact everything iuced
IN an iron foundry. We respectfully solicit patronage
ami only promise what can well aud promptly per-
fora.
once and Foundry, los south Delaware street a'ion-
ing indianapolis and Cincinnati and Indiana Central
Freight pepots, IneiapsDolis Indiana.
nlyl3- COX. LORD ,fECK.
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All, pr,,;.s,, ,oa Nauf.cturrr Of The 1ard Rubber

Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer Of the Hard Rubber
rrtSs unrlcr Riglss A tis-riyear's Pate4S's
The ilsrl fld-r Truss i uni<e anil aIsri"r to all
othcs IN the filpwing r'srts: VIII neyrr hrak ru<t
ehafe rll or Mister se male sfiG ar Imlsr; vii
lIsrnia ys=i- standing; t-rs iNs pr-s njure
the cor,l. afil i aluays clean ami gsri as new
Patients ~ accurately htt'-i by srndng size Ia
inclp's analni i,piy IN lire q rupture
REFERENrEs o. superiority over otbers: TIE fol-
lowing only are orr,-l: PruN. Mat, Varfsa~au: and
Parker N,-K-York: rrs,fs iioiarl and Acsw. i1larl
phia; Dr. r. Johnson; surgeon tieDeral bureau wsSh
ington: Proe lrsirsr Fr-er. R-a. ADirsws, and la
Wis Ciicassi: l,r. Wulcsit. Milwaukee. vi.
Manufacturer anil liraler In Slsnller lraces. Ahdom-
inal SI;Ts,rt-r- SIX ard Cr,tsn ElAfie Stockings for
varico~e veins snSI-u~iry BaitdagFs, &c, &c
DR WILCOX'S PATENT ARTIFICIAL lfG, man.
featured Ivy c. stafford, has many avantag-~ all
others AMI "a Nirnce II such II has r~riVe the
first premiums nj the United states Fnirs under tie
animation ~ the best surgeons Ia country. It's
tim il received frHa a rull.r cort Ia hch will never
brrak giving Il great preference over the SPIRAL spring
used in oihsr liTnlS
Send stamp fOr pamphlet. Post Office Box 4St5.
Rfay- For sale by all Druggists. novl4- -d3m
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BosroS CORNERS, n Y, Dec. eth, 1851.

pUsIVN VuANhAs' " II DeN' -'tH, IooI'
MM H. GkEGG Co:
Gents freely give you liberty make Of the fol-
lowing certificate Of the value ofCOnsuton Water which
lean recommend IN the highest manner
Nv wife, who attacked with pain in the shoulders
whole length of back. and her limbs with Papitaton
Of the Heart, attended with Falling Of the Womb Dys-
menorrh9a, snd Irritation OF the Bladder. | called
physician who attended her about three months VIII
he left her than he found her. then employed
Of the best physicians could find who attended her
about nine m-nths and while she under ns care
she did suffer quite much pain; he finally gave
UP and said, ''her uGs iacurd6e" For, said be.
'.Ae hos such combination ofcona Jldints that Befi-
girer Yrr sTeres dyRinSf other IF her
dirfclfieS." About this she commenced the use OF
Constitution Water, and TO utter astOnShment al
mo the first dose seemed have the desired effect and
kept improving rapidly under it, ent and
now superniends entirely her domestic affairs She has
taken any Of The Constitution Water for about four
weeks and are happy to say that it has produced
apermanentc cure
VIM NJ yANBENSCHOTEN.
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THESE FACTS ARE ENOUGH.

There no class Of dSerse that produces such exhaust
ig Effects upon the human constitution Diabetes
Diseases Kidneys Bladder and Urinary Passages
and through false modesiy they nelecte until they
are advanced be beyond the conti, Of ordinary
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-19
wM Nj. vANBENSCHoTEN.
M Mn.H GKEal

NR. Nm. IA. GKEaG.
Dear Sir- have for several years been afflicted with
that troublesome and dangerous disease Gravel which
resisted all remedies and doctors until took Constitution
Water. and You may be assured that exceedingly
pleased with the result Il has entirely cured me- and
you may make any Of nv you see f IN re-
gard 10 the medicine, as have entire confidence its
efficiency. Yours truly POND STRONG
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OCulIST.
Harmon Marsh, Oculist,

Harmon Marsh, Oculist,
HAS PERMANENTLY LOCATED AT INDIANAPOLIS
INDIANA
nFFtcE ~ BLACKFoRD'S BUILDING SECONi
" roof, over The American Express ONCE.
R8e Ge-s>nn~ esx
J. 4. NcDnSALD. indianapolis.
A l. 70 ,cHs, Indianapolis.
GEoKGs TorsEY, Indianapolis.
JcEs ". fEtTrr. wabash, J. u AcDoNAlD Attica
j. ID scCskrf, wabash, NJ MnFoGD Attica
GAS SAYEE. NabAsh, r r. Putnam Muncs.
CEsKsksFsErwEf1- Chicago. III.
JAMES SFEkHs. LafAy cite. Ind
kssifenre No. ia North Meridian street.
aPr7s-tsn
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DANvIIIE, Pa, june 2, 1867.
Dr.. WN II. GREGG-Dsdr Sir: In February, 1861, I
afflicted with the sugar diabetes and for five months
pa Sed than two gallons Of water IN ~ hours.
obliged TO get Up often twelve times d.
ring the night and IN five months lost about so pounds
IN weight During the month Of July, 81, procured
bottles of Constitution Water and in days after
using experienced relief and after taking bottles
entirely cured after regaining my usual good
good health Yours, truly,
w. L. DE WITT.
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DRUGS.

II HAVE associated with business Mr.. G. W.
u Sloan. who has been assistant IN the for
number OF years past. Hereafter the business will be
continued ~ the Did stand under the firm Of
brow MING a >1lOAN.
feel grateful for the liberal patronage which have
ever received-trust by strict attention business and
the ~ans u our customers 20 meri; and retain the
X. BROWNING
Ii persons knowing themselves indebted 20 me will
~ please call their earliest convenience and make
settlement Of same, and oblige r. BROWNING.
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rRUsSES. &C.

L b SEED EY'S TRUSS
ESTABLISHMENT. Is6 CLARK IT. CHICAGO, III
Branch ohce-No s. Nor n Ffih Street, 50. Louis No
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Nh N aDH Il It'd - H BD Ec RG /,
At No. 30 West Washington u.
LARGE STOCK or HOMEMADE WORK FOR
y sale cheap, one door east of the Palmer House
'~ep30-dly A IINTZ.
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FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGIsrs-PRIcE q.


Morgan a Alien. General Agents, No. ss Cliff strs.,
New York. Wright French, Is Randolph ST; smith A
Dryer, % LAks at, Wholesale Agents. Chicago Illinois
isa2S-dam
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ELDER HARNESS & BINGHAM
NOTICE.

II yING PURCHASED or GEO. W. HAYES THE
entire Of goods a. No North Illinois street
am author zed collect all bills due the late firm Of
Starting Co.. and will pay the Indebtedness OF said
firm. j. STALKING.
iulyi7-dlw
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CONSTITUTION WATER

10 the public with the conviction that has DO equal IN
FeeN ne Class 81 diseases Viii il hs. been found 50
emneny successful in curing aud we ,rst thar We ~ an
be REWARDED Tor our Efforts in placing valuable remedy
In form 10 meet the requirements Of patient and
clan.
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LIQUORS FOR SALE.
LAND AGENT.

$50. W. IEEH,
GENERAL COLLECTION AND LAND AGENT,
Garneii, Anderson county Kansas.
xeS paid for idents and all business entrusted
10 my viii receive rompt attention.
REFEKENCEs;-,iark. Gruher Co. Bankers. ieavrn
worth. hna>, arney Co., Merchants W. Y. Wiley, In
danar,!is. And " allace. Iudiauanolis. deco W 5m
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NOTICE.

To Shippers of TallOw, Lard, Grease,
Oils, &c. &c.
gUyHT USDERsfGNFD HAVING FOR A NUMBER OF
years gwen iheir particular atentau TO the sale Of
the above articles feel confident q their ability 10 dis
pose Of congnmeuts 90 them very simultaneous
terms Aty person desiring eur Weekly Circulars can
have them gratis BY sending their address 10
ARRAM KNIGHT 3 SONS
iune2s-d6m 81 Water street, New ork.
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OFFICE OF ACTING ASSISTANT PROVOST MARSHAL
GENERAL FOR INDIANA


Conrad Baker Col LIST Indiana cavalry and A
A. Provost Marshal General for Indiana. Of
fee, Blsckford's Block. southeast corner Me-
ridian and Washington streets. upstairs;
boards Al No I32 North Tennessee street. .s44
james q. Jones. Col. AID ind. infantry and SUI
perintendent for Recruiting for Invalid Corps
and commander Of camp OF rendezvous. Of
fee, District Headquarters; boards at Bates
HOUSE .......... TINT. 1854
John y. Scott. Captain. 10Th Ind. vounteer IN
fsntry and A A. A c. and Inspector. Office.
with A. A. y. N. e.; boards az Macy House. I,44s
0rris Blake Captain, seth Ind. volunteer nfan-
and Assistant Superintendent Of Recruit-
ing Inspector, &c OfAce. District Head
quarters; boards At Macy IIouse............ 1866
7. J de Ia Hunt. Lieutenant and Adjutsnt Goth
Ind. volunteer infantry and Superintendent
Of arrest Of deserters. Office. with A. A. Z.
NJ G..-.................- .....-......... 1926
H. u Finch. Lieut. and Q. NJ, SD Ind volun-
teer infantry. a. A. Q N. aud Inspector az
rce. with A A. y. NJ e.: boards At Patterson
House .......-...... .................-.... lf5S
DISTRICT
ID. Braten Captain and Provost Marshal Of
Zee, Blacsford's Block. Sd floor: boards atO.
Johnson's, three miles north Of the city, f.
railroad Observation-Disclosures. Las
VIM j wallsce. Commissioner. Ofice, Black
fOrd's Block; residence No. l6l last Market
street. .......--.-.....-..... LAG
Thomas b. Harvey. Surgeon. Office, with Pro-
voss Marshal; boards at No T91s East Wash
ington street. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 226S
1854
Add Gen. Darlington, Office in State House. 4O54
a sas
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READ, READ. READ.

Irritate and drench the kidneys and by
lead TO chronic degeneration and confirmed disease
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CONSTITUTION WATER

Haze long since given up the of buchu cubes and
niber in the treatment Of these Diseases and only the
for the want of a better remedy.
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Tine AtHeEHthD., .Df
ayers, Insurance Agents, Manu-
facturers, &C.,
Is respectfully directed to our EstsblsAu.-t they
desire frst-elass work at love rates
pnS-0rders from abroad will receive prompt attention
nE-work furnished in all cases at the time promised
81 Strangers from a distance, and busi-
ness men of the city and country, are cordial
" invited to visit our Office. and examine our
facilities for executing every description OF
Printing in the neatest style, and on the most
reasonable terms.
~ Office on Meridian Street South of Wash
ington Street. opposite the Postotice.
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Has proved itself equal the that has devolved
upon it.
UIURETICS
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-07-31
Throat Cutting Time,

The Advocates paragraph touching
the refusal of the Commissioners last
fall to allow that concern to saddle $780,.
600 on the tax payers by mob law, is
understood to mean that Saml. Schweitz.
er is to have his throat cut in the Re.
publican Convention for resisting that
attempt at mob law by certain Repubi.
can leaders.
If that is the object Mr.. Schweitzer
ought to press the question, and have
the Convention decide by voting for or
against him, whether the Repubi can
party suStains the Constitution and Laws
or the mob law doctrines of the Advo.
cate, John Morgan, and the New York
rioters which is that crowd may 90
and take all they want of other mems
by simply calling it tax"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-07-31
Draw the Reins on Them

The time has come when Democratic
farmers can do good service to the cause,
by refusing to sell their wheat and pro.
duce to, or buy goods of, a man who
calls Vallandigham a traitor. He is no
traitor, but is your flag bearer, hence an
insult to him is one to you, deserving re-
buke. Many of this class prescribe your
brother Democrats in business, and un.
til they cease banishing, prescribing and
calling your friends infamous names,
give your business and dealings to men
who have clean tongues.
We are opposed to all persecution for
opinions, but if Republican leaders con.
tinue to insult and prescribe their fellow
citizens who are Democrats, there is no
other course left but to cease all inter-
course in business with that class. You
will find an abundance of conservative
Republicans, who will do your business
or buy your produce, or sell you goods
without throwing in insults to you or
your standard bearer
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-07-31
A MOnstrOuS Outrage.

a. L. Green, of Ashland county,
writes to the Ohio Statesman, that John
Gowdrey, on old citizen of that county
while at Mount Vernon, Kentucky, on
the Oath June, making preparations to
bring home his soldier son, who had
perished in this war, was accosted BY an
idle Republican soldier to know how
Vallandigham would run in Ohio. Cow.
drey told him from appearances he would
be elected. The soldier called him a
traitor, and informed the Provost Mar
Shal, who bad Gowdrey arrested and
thrust into prison, and refused to release
the old man until he promised not to
vote for Vallandigham. The old man
has arrived at home, (without the body
Of his son. bowed down in sorrow. The
young man lost his life in defence of
liberty. The old man lost his liberty BY
attempting toSpeak as freeman. Such
is Abolition rule, whenever and wherever
it gets power