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, 1863-12-28


nx., ,,onthe aoo 4he nn1,lfc mind Was acltated
a-r,,c,nenf tbc same in direction. If less in
,.3nS tot,,st c,usei7 bv the exhibits of Lucrexta
-. m Tho estb ~ October. the boiy fired
orias Eo,nhshcr- ve1l1noxu citizen Of Chicago,
rcsJ5,nc m MADISON street near Leayitt,-was
fon-a 1vinc about mi1e from the to1l-cste On the
Sn..h.:cstern % Pink Ioad: he had been shot from
1,et,nd The nurderer was not known. and tho
,,oo,,1e erc nsiufnl1v anxious to know who it was
t,,st t,r. ,.onacraa liye ioseenre Three ar fnnr
a,xa nfte,,rars. the boy Of an itinesatine yeudc1
~ nsfchcs nni cIocks WIS found on the canal bank
W 49, .-,,aa~ S,,.r.e+snr not tha ,,ost
suspicious, but the cause Of death was unknown;
and tic fact that his pockets had been rlftd point
ed towards violence. although no marks wc1e
found On h's pe1son+ NO cue was ootalneo 10 nus
identity, and he Tas buried as IN unkno"n. It Is
now aecc,1aiucd, almost beyond the shadow Of a
doubt, that these two men died At INC bands o. o.
ono and inc anne person. #no ~ als9 known 70
have committed smother most unp1osokod % inuIaes'
s,t:,,. ~, ,n5;vIjn,,o vbo haxe fallen Iv h,s
maAt's o4A 'A1'A''s11~l' "A1~ - 'I1N
hana. . ...u ,,n.a f~roo,.
residing In the town ofLcroy, Boone county, was
x;e,tsa At niphtfkyl Nv fellow who remained uutil
'a,a md then .stea to he allowed to s,ay ali might
1ole anu toeu aSAs,4 ~ oS as'v""I ~ p@1s - 1.-
which whs refused ne !e1t Inc aoase3 aan etook'
on going opt soon after to the barn, was shottroD
hehind. and fell to the ground corpse. The neigh
INV, ,,,rncd ou+ In f,oes6 but could not find The
pof1 totoeu Uat ~ - ~. .s.... ~.
murderer ohe1m Ap0Fc"s o1 Oe9S1uele MAS pas
upon his track aud succeeded in capturing him,
,hc fcto,v drawing 1arrc hotse.ntsto nj he cap.
s.,s-- n,,1s -,-.rsntad fnn, .hoo+,u, hr -
tof' ana oeans ons Plsssnseo 'e"1' sA'o1ips W fe
celslhg q knoek oo"A pio".
The Circumstances under Which This man was
capturcd, induced Sergeant George Miller, OF the
Sn.o5 1,ra,snr4 Staten tn 80 mt to fhe snt} Al
ses"au 4e. 1Hx" - ss,ns. - ~.
be1F1oc1e ana e9a"lne inna' 9o.ao s'ucs aao oeee
furnished In Chicago pg the aad OF which ne hoped
10 be able to identify him. A man named James
Hay Ind been walking ncar the German gardens In
fhe West Divigiou, the morning after the mu,de!
pf Fernhabcr, and came upon what he thought to
be dead body. He Eppfoached, and man Jump
b-h, will blow your brains outi' NJ Ray
vi ~ 1hteS the nrssoncr VAS confined IN com
pany win six others; they were inc,ied to talk
rnnd ,vhcu the prisoner spokc, Ray without seeInt
him said. s'Thnt ts the men.r' Kay WAS then takeI
inside and pointed him ont, identifying also tht
nfstol. The prisoner was t.en questioned, admit
led hay1nc been In bstl localities at the times o.
The lcaths, and even owned that he knew Was
shot Fcrnnnhes, but denied that it was himself
There Is no doubt thst Fcruha bcr was shot By him
Wien captured, the r1iEoaer had On bis person !
LOT OF clockmakcr's toole similar to those whict
Ind bccn used b. The ono found desd on the can a
bank. In his pocket wrs also found about Ponnt
Il 3n]t f11if1 nH
, 1863-12-28
Correspondence
"func VS.. Pratt

"mQc vs. x1E11ke
Mr.. F. ". Pratt:
S1R: As you define the challenge have plainly
and eQrarely made to test eafes propose to over
come your only excuse. I will myself farn1eh the
number Of your safes necessary for the test, pro"
know to have been in your store for sixteen
months past.
To the slang part Of your Communication shall
public are accustomed to, hut isousant to satisfy
them Of the superiority OF your, safes accept the
challenge have made jon, and which felt con
or competition. As to The notices yon have 'ace1
in the TRmusE, showing Lilies Safes to be IN
worthy have seen none, except thcy have beer
Yours Respectfully,
a. L.. W1sSE,
Agent for Lilies Safes aud Locks, IS Dearborn
st.. Chicago.
dec-s1-939ot.
, 1863-12-28
j. n. GnsUA,
Captain and Provost Marshal

w Diseases Of the Nervous. Seminal, Urinary
and Sexual 8ystams-new and reliable tEcatm en-.
in reports Of The Howard dAssoeistion-sentb BY nsH
in sealed letter envelopes, 1ee Of charge Address
2 South Ninth street. Philadelphia, PA.
nnc4-ttsff7- -BIu
, 1863-12-28
4 MYSTERY SOLVED.

THE Murderer Of Fcxnhnber Discover
rT-SfY TnGfridNHls Killed BY Ono
man-Tho VILLAIN Now In Rcasidere
Ynfl.
, 1863-12-28

GHEAr sAH1rAnT FAIR At CESccsSATt-E1cur-
eiou traius at half fare leave Chicago tor the cia
cinnah Fair, Thursday, December sath, and Thrss,
ne Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad. Tieketa
TO return good until Jan. 5tl. The cnurr receipts
arc for tic Sanitary Commission. Aeeommodsr
tiQns have been made To entertain Viai.bts-
IuroRrANT.-Ladiss Mink Furs cheaper than
e1eewhese at Drewster's, Claxk street, nnase Chs
Sherman House. Dec rs Ct
, 1863-12-28
Counferfelt Grecubucks.

fN0SUST MAK3IIAL9 VFFIEE,
FonT DosE1sos, TENs., Dec. &C, 1869.
Editor Chicago Tribune:
say they ure from St. Louis, named Robert Ed
wards and William Il. Howard, with 5000 in couu.
tcrfeit U. s. Greenbacks, Of the denomination Of
6f light Yellowtah green, and pa1er than the gem
uce md someyyhat coarser, and about 1-1Gth OF an
inch longer. The figures in red, stamped upon the
This is the rst we hare Been at this Post, but the
army is full of them.
Edwards is pale-taced, c1oss-eyed young man,
eorneuhat .'whdT3 3raftsh" IN appearance Howard
t5eir own counsel, and are sharp.
CAPTAIN and PEQTQat MAsAhal
, 1863-12-28
LOCAL MATTERS.

Fnu1rs.--The nane Of NEwuA11 Is intimately
associated with the fruit interests Of the North
west, ane probably few dealers 80 completely COM
mand this branch of the trade, and 50 fully answer
the demands OF the public In this direction, as H
NewhaN s Co., Of IS Dearborn street. Fruit Of
every description In season, and at this season
more especially, canned peaches, tomatoes, and
raspberries In ample quantity and most excellent
quality, may be found at their old staDd- Ths
very choicest Of apples for New Years may also
be had thero and their most natural accomp2nl-
met, New York Cider Of ambrosta1 quality. In
everything appertalning to their branch Of busi-
nees, Ncwhall q Co. leave nothing to be desired,
and we most confidently recommend them them to
country dealers as we'll ~ city purchasers.
MENDEL's Mar OF ILLNoIs--Edward
Meudel, the well known engraycr Of this city, has
inst filed long needed desfderatum In the Issue
Of an accurate and handsome nap Of Illinois which
Is Just the size for busineas Offices, and very well
lifted Tor reference. It is executed, throughout,
in the highest style Of the 1ithographic art, and
every county Is ,carefullyh from official CUR
veys. In addition to the map proper, admirable
plates OF the principal cities arc gtven as well as
smaller maps illustrating the geological character
OF the State, and Important statistics Of popula-
tion, etc. In all respects 1t Is finished piece Of
work, and reflects great credit upon Mr. Mendel-
We have never before had . complete and reliable
man nj I'm stote nnon n 1arce scale This one
c.x,a1a. tf,a tcr-..t1,n ,,ass.xa a. . o,,-co ,n;1
tululsAes luz ln1u9mat4on aes1eu ~ S1auees ou.l
has been 80 carefully prepared that thorough reli-
ance may be placed init. Business. men especial
" shonld nrpcure A copy of It for reference. and
l., 10 ~ ssnnJ ,,a r,ossessed orore
every ecooo III LIZ c11J sooaAa W pos"esneu W o4
or more copies.
MASONIC fEsT1vAL.-cIeveland Lodge, NO,
I'll, F. and A. H., not to be outdone In happy re-
un1ons' haso oeeaaeo on n'atos aAoeneA " t0s.A
On the a1st Of next month; and from their former
liberal patronage and good management, 1t is safe
70 p1eo1st IoE aA VINO a'tena 1 aes9sa5 a Msasau
time. Members OF Inc cfati VIII take noI1ea anu
f'ofA1~ .---1-e-''
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcn.-The annual sale
erd ~ ~ eeata in +f,e First preshvter1nn
- -, 49,, ..,s.a .,,s s,snin ~ ocIocr
Cnu1ch, VIII taSe pace tnas evening a. ~ oc1oeA'
Khe Domsetlc Uye6
Prepared BY Geo. u. Aeea 8 O.. oaet tne
, 1863-12-28

Samuel L. Tuttle, Assistant Secretary Of the
New York parent Society, was then introduced
by the Chairman. He briefly congratulated the
Chicago Society upon its energy and usetnlneae,
which lhs following is syDopsis.
About three monthe ago he WAa In the State LII
, 1863-12-28

The qualities Of BHrnett's Cocoalne,
al ptcventing the hair from fallfng, are truly 70
markablc.
Grocers, Spice Dealers und Druggists, all sell
Bnruett's standard Fluyoring Extracts.
deaa taSt INV &F-1tw
, 1863-12-28
Bt,xH3G3.

B- House and Sign Painting, Calcinining,
Glaxing, &c. Paper Hanging and Window Shades
Wholesale and retsil at New York prices.
+. E. RGnr, 50 Randolph street.
HnY kaf1 decl6-e5QJ-1m
, 1863-12-28

B For cheap Albums and Books, 50 to the
New Bazaar, o. Washington street,. Fifty per
cent can be eaYed over Lake street priccs.
f1ece4t-te4Ct Cur L. LEWIS.
, 1863-12-28

Go 10 yW Bxsr-Go to Bryant 4 St,atton's
Chicago Commercial College, to get thorough
practical business education For eirculata ad~
dress (encloalug stamps) BHrAxr b sTRArros,
Chicago, Illinois.
, 1863-12-28
lL,DSt.
da7O PER DAY MET PROFIT

a. lV AEuats wanted tor a Light v ho1esale busl.
refs, froua which the above proht can be posluveV
rsalixed Seud thrca cent stamp for circular ooo-
iaining fun pAIticulGs., Ad1resa G. SHUTS,
Troy, n, Y. da&'Aflna
, 1863-12-28

Prepared by Geo. II. Reed + Co.. offer the
simplest and most perfect means Of dyelng house
hold apparel ever presented to the pnblic. They
embrnce 10 different shades, and include al the
new and fashionable colors and arc perfectly fast
Samples on silk and WOO! can be eeen and the
cplors procured at the druggists.
d.c44T9oAtNwEr
, 1863-12-28

CATHOLIC BOOKS
The largest and most elegant assortment Of Cath
ole Books In the city ia at j. j, KeaEuey's Seen
trM Catholic Dookatore," 167 South Clark street.
deli.tH1.ft
, 1863-12-28
GaQntRU.

1,0~,T1
M ANTEty-( want Il vnpnnr m m
+ w cfroed business ons;,ae,,,o1s ~ 1au tnnu
ts. % "a !a1o ens saasa o. sae SAYS o. maao.
p;ss: e 5es ssas Ssg1tai isas,5:S ss Xpgiy
Ee-N. 1sse-Ne: =. -------------e-ss es-c---~---
a.5y ANTED Two vnnpcr man
IA! Ian l. ~ - W. Jouh9s "Su
- hollilG conn.asiorz 10 the volunteer service
% clr ttrs q .rrr tx "a pire@ "a July Isl! xdirs.s
Gspi ri ~ HaSEd aha i4ms 1n a. H.
E.M ~. 11iI. 'aA HesH'i ias, Aeaa.
MI HN7En AFa, ~ Hfonrf., c+uro
w aS l1o-1tAeA ~ ulnAotaosut
- ard sell 20 articles Of renl merit, ana nsed u
can @ msi irom IS . 81 81 DAY. Ietters oontsn!1E
- - = ',{ GntIecs huEcs ~!M M rr5s
~ ~ u X n ~ ~ 3sasry5st
E y. noA "'S'' e1.sS-Eo' -. 9e-e s.-..
" AN CORRESPONDENCE.
w Two old soldiers NJ Grants fnvinclole army,
snrcffs,1;V invita- I'm TnarrIed fems,e p1r.ina or
, 1863-12-28

w A n T E D-Correspondence.
.rr, o. Uece oSSs @ ~ Tao 9eea con
and half desire to season them With little of the
good Union girls Of The North, with view TO- fun,
I've snf tt1 So45sqnenees Aadseis; M5fh ghot3, sts
Regiment Illinois Infauty, vlcasbusg. Miss.
, 1863-12-28
CHRISTMAS DAY.
IT'S OBSERVANCE IN CHICAGO
Ke1t1tous-Edncntfo
cal-Scvernl Incidents OF tho Day.

Another Christmas has passed. tie enjoJments
are over, and little remains eavo pleasant memo
ries and lew toys. Christmas Day, 1865, belongs
now to the past, and each succeeding day viii sink
it stin deeper into tho ohliSious Lc,hn whore lie
buried al tho hopes and fears, toya and eo.rovs,
Successes and fAiluses Of bJgona asea. Yea, bu-
aed; for eontempo1aneoualy written h11.ortes fail
to perpctuate them, and subeeqnen: Summaries ara
little better than attempts to dagucr7cotypa the
wind Us It whistles by. a mass Of tradition rises
hszily nom tho bosom OF that nacxp'o.ab1e 1iye,,
assumes various shapes, according TO tho mental
wn1p1ngs of the on-lookcr, who fashions LIa views
TO suit to his own fancy. and the evanescent
Protean frpoe finds correspondent forms Of belief
and modes OF action to snbstantiste It.
This is exactly the case with onr Christmas OBJ
seryances. They vary with tho national or soctsl
tastc, though proiessedly built up on tho s.nae
model. In bygone asca, the stately procession
moved to the church, and pageant shows emblem
ai1xed the event conmcmorated In some other
lands, the churches are filled with worshippers,
and all elee ia made subseryicnt to devotional no.
menbranco Of The Hedeemer'a advent. In Ameri-
ca the popular taste takes another direction, and
the church service Is rather the accessory than tho
main feature. Here the day is one OF social fes-
tivity period Of retirement from tho cares of bu-
sieea life, season OF famflJ repose social ming
1ngt and mutual cxchange OF souvenirs; time
when pstmastan&io the little ones are to bo mnde
happy.
The wcather of Friday was ali that could be de-
eired, except By those whose supremacy Of enjoy
| mcnt lies In slcighing and skating Snow and Ice
wc1e present, but the first WAS not abundant, and
! the latter was thawed In the afternoon too much
for pleasant skating. OF sleghs we asw none, but
the skating parks wcso well patronized and con-
sfdcsing the very mild weather. the ice was good
Old and youpg mingled on the skating ponds and
the merry laugh echoed over the deld - ever and
anon some tyro wonld meet with his doom or 3
young fellow more ambitious than wise would, In
the midst Of series Of fcircugJ1atsoas calculated
to amaze the beholderB, come down with run,
and prove the wisdom Of tho Apostolic maxim.
.Iet him that thiuketh he atandeth take heed lest
he fall.
Services In tho Churches.
Tho festival was obset ed with religious socmni-
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IaxFeyeTs Read ana Think!
The Madison Patriot SAYS:

The L. s. Senate fias passed he bill
sppTopiis.;ne tusnfy millions Of dollars for
to purchase Of tie slaves Of Missouri -
Tbs is bu. III. beginning. Que step after
another is taken, and thus the work of
bankrnpline The North is soirg Gu. The
question Is, how will tie producing classes
the fstmsrs, dc-relsh these seas and
twenty in:llieLs At a jump, 10 purchase ne
groes, 10 ATE, y ard feed ard riot upon thsr
charities, while labor is 20 poorly recon-
pensed, ahd the price Of grain so !oH =
Right or wong can we endure il. Let
The farmer and l.bCf.r AID all other tax
payers bsgln now 10 answer TIA, question"
We say. this $40 .000,oO0 i, = mere bag,
atclls-a drop in tbs bucket. Ifths policy
Of the Administration is 70 De carried out,
It's p.oP!s all have 10 pay 100000 600
for the freedom of he negroes, and sno!h-
or t 100 ,000, Coo to ;ake care If them W hen
they become free snd admitted IS sll the
political and sosiA privileges Of white men
by whom and for whom TIL. Govern
merit was established Thus, the greatest
curse Of slavery is to be visited upon the
free North through its miserable fsnhtics
instead Of being confined to the South
where is properly be!engs. So mach for
interfering with our Eei7hbcrs' business !.
Thu. i! is that, through tie Interference Of
hair-brAined enthusiastic aud demsgogues
withou! brains or conscience, the wealth,
he labor, AMI the industry Of the 'rse
North srs 10 be sncura bersi il futays tine
hy tie heaviest burdens Of taxation. Thus
it i. tbs. tie pr-seu: and future gsrera-
tons of tie "uairar.s! Yankee Nation :"
ara to psy for she SINS Of THAR gTes,-great>
grest.s.sr.i Ysnkee s:fes, for sending lheir
ships ;e lhs eoas, Of Atriea, aR,i importing
careces Of rigsess' Thus, tbs paope ale
to lie made 10 suffer lrom New England
cupid..y and New England fsns,icisn
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VIVA: Traitor savB,

E G Ryan, and all who believe with
lin thai the Constitution, and not LIs-
COLIN, is the supreul. Jaw Of the land, are
commonly denounced Us secsssionis,s and
traitors. a. tie cbse Of his speech in
Madison, a few evenings since, Mr.. RYAN
Il ads the following unpatriotie remarks
Bu. should We, Dem ocrats, when civil
war is raging in tie land. question the
power OF the Pres!dsn:, or oritlcse the acts
Of the Cabinet? Why not? Il ~ss cur
imperative du:y TO do 50, and, il possible,
all in checking The wild and uncontrolled
passions Of ell the departments Of Govern
ruent. To forget to do this, is 20 lay cur
selves liable 20 criminal charges, and for
ge; a sacred duty 10 owe our country
Our brothers in The fisld thought they had
a great duty TO perform, and they nobly
went 10 DO it-went, as they supposed TO
restore the Union snd the Constitution,
Bat they find out they have went 10 restore
lhs niger, and place him on sn equsi;y
with themselves; thing which white
men, unless entirely dekased, will never
submil to-a thing which ALaIGH 1Y Con
has proclaimed against " CONTINUED the
speaker" Perhsp. vii! be construed as
u,tering treason Tten if what l have
said be such, say to my sccusers, in the
language Of tEla. truly gres. man and pure
patriot, Patrick Henry, If that be treason
make the most of IT,.
land now, nv Democrats, in
parting with YOU this evening, let ne say
that thirty yes,s ago found ne poor and
psnailess Irish bov, fs;endIess stranger
upea American soil. and that what littje
aD, aud what Iltte | have, | owe TO the
humane government which tos;eFei and
protected me in my obscurity -sd,nin;s-
tered as it was by tae good and grea; men
"ho have gone to their GrsVes--to their
homes Of eternal peace. And | can SAY
before my God, tonight, that have ever
watched with so!ici,nde the growth and
progress. Of ny adopted country, as if
we're a child to the manor born and
that in this dark hour Of its sthictioa, |
will defend it against traitors North and
South, at home and abroad, while life is
given me by my CREAroa."
There IS not one Aboliioniat in Mantle
soc county who possesses brains enough
to make such al eloquent reroratioA.
1t is Supposed ths: Mr.. krA:; viii be in
Msnitowoc before long, when he viii give
us further evidence Of his dslovaIty.
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The ARMY OF The roToMAc.-The in
teIIisence from the Army of the Potomac
has been very meagre. There seems to
be 10 donb, tina. Gen. Burnside has taken
hi' Cd Corps, the Ninth, together with
Divisions from ether corps, and gone to
the theatre Of bis former brilliant opera
liens in North Carolina The Govern.
nens suppressed al dispatches revealing
their movements, bat the secret leaked
GU, as usual through Washington paper
L ia currently reported that large por>
ton OF lhe Army Of the Potomac will be
sent South when the mud does no! present
an insupersSls obstac!s to active moro
ment.
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Notice
JERE CROWLEY, Secretary.

Is hereby given to the Drafted mon Of
Maaitowoc county, who have not reported
themselves to the undersigned, Draft Com
missioner, that they must appear before
him without delay to show cause why they
have failed to report. All Drafted men
desiring exemption, on whatever grounds,
are requested to appear personally before
the Commissioner, who is authorized by
the Governor TO investigate their cases,
and who will give them fair and impair
sial hearing, free Of charge, and without
the influence of dearly bought legal advice.
ALFRED MARSCHNER.
Daft Con'r for Manitowoc County.
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From Europa,

The steamship Europa, from Liverpool,
Jan. 24lh, wa Queenstown the 2j!h. ar
rived at Halifax on the 9th. The Paris
correspondent Of the London Times is 10
formed that official instructions have been
sent by the French Government to
Washington suggesting that commission
ere be delegated by The federal aud con-
tolerate governments 10 meat On neutral
ground and copfer together without hos
tiIil:es being suspended The Paris Pays
publishers a similar story. The London
Times ctieves over the lack Of signs Of
peace. The London correspondent Of the
Manchester Guardian states that the CON
fadcrate government is doing large bust
ness in cotton warrants, which are promi
ses to deliver, at fixed price SO much
cotton at any confederate port at a given
nua.bsr of days after the recognition Of
the confeGeracy. The writer also ayers
that the conf8deracy has even addressed
proposals to the British government 90
the subject.
L,rER-fba steamer Asia tron Liver
pool 3Ist, and Queenstown Ist, arrived on
Sunday. 1t is assumed by several writer's
that the Empsror's proposal is pTelini
nsry stsp to more important action, and i
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The LIank fiEr.

nv "a i't'''Sf'' - ' - '''; -
we ate 10 lal,a lie ca2,.c cf is crEan-
~. lfir-~arLo. qo,t;,.i-. an ;slav ofj3.
"'''5h'' P''i.?.EcS' - 49, l.''' '''','' .
down shs American ft'@, 7''A - GLORIOUS
c.a.s ana stripes, sud raised IL It's stead th.
bt,ck .n,isn Of nirstic,j gsyfsre. unon
-.
""os' ''D'' 80 az ~,
quarter g'?ca 10 tie I'll Coatods-
r.se,," so peace to tia county until
thu .a,.,. r.c,of tie S,atf, is fxscco,ios,
.-,s w. IA, c.n... - j.. ~
'' ~ '} " "
rns'' eaTa:
P.aCr5 o-NEE!I " Ii Tie telegraph
~ - 80
prove, to kentucky ard 70 Tie Union, ue
cannot q! presert anticipate. he absurd
pnsfi-'' i 7 "ef2 H'l Crazy Al" ''o"Sona-
ajIr ob.aInsa s.r,, Win n..;",.,x r ~.
Kor,r,lr ao,.ra.,~a r.st % ~ r.oa:n
ing 10 .lina5y.. naane;rr lie fac., ~
bad Gu, OF 81 a't.,.a from me Louisville
J0"."al' zen }, 3 ne l'..'-'F y re 1e"
ORE +t'"@"e ''r 'laI'''"s5 % sHe heh-
'ncAs - sure ''.e ''@" - . passing
vac -. o''.''o.' 10 81 '-'' .','..''
80 -, IL : wy
80 a..
Ac' oe'o'e "e oo. ~, n.y. MN l'ay -
p'opg'.'.@ - - - ~'t 7't''.0'' 'i'e' .
~ ; @'1s.,' -, -..'' - -" mo-.
b.an ofT.,.l brt 49, ..p>n,L
liza, Fd;,or, c,5 ?a..br:.., s.,,:,;t.;[.,.
Who Ar. m, E,to,s isa, far,I, 80 elm
cls GU, Kentucky for asnnpris.;on IfI,.
;nd-.a nssca nr,,o.itiCrs o,a .fi.arssal !,
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TIE Validity Of the Draft.

There are COED reasons for believing
tlat ire D,st,;rp Of men in nj, comfy
~ss unconstitutional, and therefore void
and no cfFact I-,aa~ his ha,iaf sfessrz
N1cuo,. l,rrpox7 p,rn yyooD1y erl
B.cu have ba.n retained b. near,v ono
hundred Of de n,atie, men TO test the l..
s,li,x ct tla Drar, IN the en,re,rs Can't
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Is INTO - 0 c:
TIE DsSsoCaaT 20 CEEED.

Equal and exact l-.tc % Iii men, Of Rhg!ey-
er state or pr l-i0,,, rel. ibla political.
The support of t;.e Sac governments In ali
their rig . a. IL ga-est s.tFa-G5 against anti
republican t,zLe:rtCs
n:id .ni s4fe corSec.iyc &C sbuscs which
are lopre; b. the a~ofd II revolution. here
Pescea1i- re.i=5ies are uhpfoviIcd.
geaero.as SPIRIT ol con cea=iur AID cornpro-
Ei.e, the vital principle - r.plbl:ts, without
which there must BE g.. 4rPas. 70 fo-ca the vi
Val principle AID immediate Pk en-. Of da-potisnl
The supremacy OF tie civil power over the
military aathoritg.
Economy IN the patiic expense, that labor
nay be lightly ar.hened.
Freedom Of cci ejoa freedom Of speech, free
dom Of the press, AMI freedom, 0, the person,
under the protection Of the haocss corpus, and
irial 5y jar. impartlalls sr'ecicd.
tE" AMI nov, a. ~ about to bid you
good night, ailo7 rae 70 ~. ~ way Of advice,
stand b. goEr pr5n"ipie AZ ~" are, s,C.CsE
You AAs aIaEr T.eao, ai .he.e sioEo if
aucce.sf4i. vi rtre Vetr" D TIC country. and
ensare shs perpe.ait, Of ti5 government. Mate
40 5arqains ror compromised nth t'tier Of III.
opposing poltt !cai pa't'e' "'j + sc BE defeated
Is We may oerh+p. "a, Ia i'.e ccruirg contest
do not bo characterization, stand fr'n, and soon
er or l..er, hJ:.e-t r.eg II IL you ron. the
other parties encuga t. give You tie victory
and preserve III. government IN is con .tituton.
al :nLags.ty forever. - E, PISS 4. DoUGLAs,
~ his re,.ar5s from iis ..toy + .te .H'chtyan
EzcAI-qe, U:tro':, $50.
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kSoCKsD DowN.-JERx CROWLEY. e1>
itor of the Mani:owoc Pilot, was lately
knocked down bs Mr.. ALMok Mosnga.-
CROWLEY hsd been denoancng the gov
eminent, and finally passed from tina, to
abusing Union men and more particularly
Mr.. MosHER.-N Madison Journal.
There era oaly Mree lies in the above
short psragraph--a smaller number than
IS usually contained in the sans space 10
the Madison Joarnol 1s,, we were never
knocked down" 2nd, We have never
denounced The government. 81, we have
never abused Union men. l, would be
asking TOO much OF the Journa! 10 correc.
lis fSIsehoods. l, IS not i,s style.