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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-21
11atest D.ws.

The Republican ,neu0rrs ot the House
arc about organizing another raid upon the
President to force him to modify his Cab
met by cxpelling all the conservative mem
bcrs.
There is cichtccn inches Of snow on
level at Louisville, and rrcshet in the
Kentucky river has carried away the rail-
road bridge at Frankfort.
A destructive Are occurred at Beaver
Dam on the 18th destroying seventeen
stores and two dwelling houses. Total loss
$4,000.
1t is stated that three weeks ago Burn.
side issued, an order for his army to march
with ten days cooked rations within forty
eight hours. which order was countcrmand-
ed ny tn President on the representation
Of two officers of Franklin's division who
declared to the President that the army
was too demoralzed to move. Burnside
learning the facts resigned; resignation
was not accepted, and Burnside learning
the names Of the officers is going to court
martial them.
Every steamboat on is arrival at Mem.
phis is chartered for the use Of government.
All indications point to specdyadvance up.
on Vicksburg by heavy naval and militia.
~ furce. Gen Grant will command, and
McClernand will be second in command
Fourteen regiments have already started
from Memphis. .. a.a .<...... -.
The recent heavy snow storms extended
as far south as Memphis.
Richmond papers Of the 10th contain
teleg, ans to the effect that the federal feet
and land forces were en- route to Whining.
ton. Another force Of 6, to 900 is said
to be advancing on Kingston. The steamer
1Columbia had run the blockade out of
confederate port. Another steamer had
run in from Nassau with heavy mail and
valuable cargo. She reported six swift
steamers frrighted and about to sail from
Nassau for the confederate coast.
Two more Of Gen. Banks transports
have been wrecked No lives lost.
An effort is b ing made to secure an APP.
preparation OF two million dollars for the
purpose Of improving the navigation Of the
Fox and Wisconsin rivers, so as to connect
the Mississippi river with lake Michigan
This enterprise, if ST cccs>ful, will build up
large city at this point.
By order of Maj Gen. Hallccl no more
rebel officers are to be parolrd. The cause
Of this order is stated to he the fact that
a number Of Union officers are kept in close
confinement ut Redmond.
Reliable intelligence from Fredericksburg
states that on the morning Of the 9Th, clev.
en- hr'gades Of troops, amounting to As
900 men left for the west. Ilamld, MS
legion is reported to be ten miles from
Cu'papp.r on the Rapidan.
Twenty boats have arrived at Nashville,
conveyed by tw" gunboats.
The eunb"at Slidell, recently captured
by the rebels, surrendered without firing IA
gun!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-21

TnE AMERICAN ST vE.-IIcrc is one Of
the many t. S,i,nonals which the celebrated
American cookms stove-s"ld by II. &.
Hopkins, successor to Stow & Hopkins -
has received, and which bears date at Nc
Gregor. Jan. 10Th, 1868:
1.-The American c""king stove obtained
from you, gave fun sati>Iac ion. find it
the most convent ut, and economical stove
in fuel, have ever used. corded up one
fourth If cord of wood, and it lasted ja>t
144 days. the oven being IN good baking
order all hours during the day, and also
keeping fire nil night SO that | could boil
the tea kettle in the morning with the fire
rs lett in the evening. nothing more bci' g
required than to- pen tn bumpers. It hat, S
admirably. is an. xccllent h ater, thorough
~ warming the room. and have no hest
tation in recommending the stove to any
one who my lie IN want Of good cooking
st Ir, ling assured that no one can use
it without aimiring its excell"nc les.
Yours Truly, 81. CASE"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-21
cry ORDINANCE

NDE ord .ined hy the Tow Council - Nc;re.,r.
ID Taat , c-.ttn or.iin i,ss o the Tow, OF NJ.
t,resor, pa I'd for t"- pur sss II r.gu atiug the
Pit Ii. Sc.e he amended that the w.iyher hall
charge aud rrc- =. non each person wsghin. OF
aid cafes. the sum at ten cents tor each draft a
Grain. and Tor each load Of i.g. weighe on laid
scale on ! in lie hog. live it 81 m VI. than
one and less rLan even, ten cent on moe than
a.d ie-S than we've nite.n c.Ut- q more tn n
e'ev"n AL les th III vel ss'', twenty cen, aal
Oh ali over six,crn, NV" '"I "t.h nos
HOMER KENNEDY, Mayor.
Louis HgSroS, Jr., Recorder.
January l3th, lso35.6wi
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-21
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DagDOMcO'S Golden Plus
FOR FEMALES

L.. FOR FEMALES
Iatailble il -syyee ing. regulating and remosin,
all distractions from sh 'teuer cause and
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The co Animation o, Ia <redent> in Dr.. Duponco's
Golden pills arc perfectly harmless They have been
used in tho private practice Of old Dr. Duponco, tor
thirty year, aud thou and Of ladies testify
to their great aid FILLING In almost every
Distressing menstruatons, particularly At the change
Of life. Fspm t. 10 pills will cure that common yet
dreadful complaint. the Whites. Nearly every female
In the land suffers from this complaint. The ah"ve
pill ha. permanently cured Thousands. and will cure
you " you use them Th'v cannot har'" YOU, on the
contrary, they all restore nature
to proper chaHnel, and Inv gnrSfc the whole stem
Ladies whose health will not permit an increase OF
family will find these Pills successful preventive.
Pregnant females or tho csupPo ing them.eves so.
cautioned against usiny these pills while in that
con lon. lest thev invite miscarriage, after which ad
monition the proprietor assumes re.ronsibility-
athou Oh the mildns-s OF tie pills will do jury to
health.
n. The ingredients os,ns the genuine pill
msde known every xsenr and they will tell you
the oils free rom anything injurious and yet viii
do all claimed for them.
Full aud explicit explanations ace mpany each box.
Price 81 o. per box.
Sold BY BENTON BROTHERS 4 Co. and
WOOD l. BROT,lLR. Mc';rcgor,
General Agents for Clayton county, iowa
Ladies, by sending the above Agents One Dollar
through the NcCiregor Post OH e, have the pills
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N. J.-Lsok out for coanterf.its! Buy no Goldes
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on every box. which has recently heen added on &C.
count Of the pills being crunterfei'ei
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Crawford Co.. Gaena Ill.,; Emrnert < Burreli. Free
port Lord & smith, C"ic'go, and by one Druggist
in every village and city in the United States.
). D. HOWE.
2l0yl Sole Pre-, rietor. New York
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-21

CLIMATIC WONDER. On the 18th inst,
snow fell in such quantities in Missouri, as
to block the running Of railroad trains. At
this point however, on the same day. there
was not a particle Of snow upon the ground.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-21
STATE JOURNAL FOR THE SESSION.

During the session o, the legislature. every person
interest Ell in the icga ion Of the state pArtiruia
lawyer. aud business men, will hrd 1t for their interest
to hecom subscribers for the Dmty rri-W eekly
Stat. Journal. 10 sue, offer The following TERMS
DaTy-F"r the ion, ut Ii cents week Tor such
length of time they subscribe 81 80 for we'e
weeks
Tn W.k{y. For a session Of twelve weeks. Is cents
per single copy. Clubs of ten at so cents per
copy. The Ti-Weekly contain. all the reading matter
Of the Daily.
U"eily.-The Weekly STATE Journal. containing
full reports Of Legislative proceedings and the avs Of
general interest, 81 - cents per Jingle copytor IL
weeks. sixteen copies tor S.
Ad ir.ss, ATWOOD Il ECBLEE.
32i adi>on,M Wis
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-21
PROSPECTUS
PROSPECTUS
OF
Wisconsin State Journal.
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DAILY, TRl.wEkKLY & WEEKLY.
INDUCEMENTS T,O Sr1RcCRIRE

INDUCEMENTS TO SUBSCRIBE.
HUNI1E Wi cnnsin State Journal l. the oldest and best
established paper nc the Cai,i'al OF the state
In politics. Il ;: firmly and uDwaveringy attached to
those principles u f,ccdom and ju tire nvowed and
ch RI he'd by the Trainer. OF the Constu sion. and
adopted the fundamen al doc rines Of the Rep b
ca" rarty T.. thee will lie true regardless If the
changes and r.rmu atom of parties. An examins-
ton Of it, file will shnw the following facts:
1t has the LARGEST and able corps OF army
podcnfs Of any paper in the state.
Il gives more complete account Of the movements
and experience. Of wi consin regiment than any other
paper.
1t is the only paper that prints full and reliable lists
Of the uatie bv bate. deaths by dease, and sick
In hospital OF the Wi-con in volunteers.
1t has fuller and more reliable Legislative reports
tkan any 9TH 20
IL publishes officially. both the United States and
GoveTno, and other tate officer, including The Bank
Comptrolier's monthly and -emannual reports.
TERMS:
The advance in the price If paper and every dcscrp
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example of other publishers and slightly incr.ass our
subscription rates.
Tie Ir.kly We shall continue to furnish the
Weekly ut 81 80 per annum when paid in advance.
II not paid IN advance, 50 wild he charged We shall
not be able tn iurni.h papers at our rrevfou. club
rats
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shall charge s. per anuLm for the Daily, and s. 50
for the Tri. Weekly.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-21

FIGS! FIGS! FIGS!
sl0nN Drum. Fre.h Figs. for sale by
srtJUv EOFWIy, BENTON e co.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-21

r~- The Prairie du Chen Courier says If
the ice is good. quite number of singers
will attend the Musical Convention which
is to be held in this city under the direction
Of Prof G. +. Root.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-21

i'IE best slace to get good X .rosenc OIL and other
L arti les Usually kept IN u Erug >snre. is 1t
WOOD & BROS.
MsGre:or December .22d. 1881 s,Nf
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-09-17

hORTGAGE SALE.-By virtue Of the pow .
WI er OF sale contained in a certain Mort
gage bearing date the twenty-second day ct
July, 1857, and recorded in the Office - tn"
! Re gister of Deeds, Of Meeker County, State q:
Minnesota, on the 25th day of July 1867, OK
ecutcd BY Amos F.. Heath as mortgag"r t."
Warren W. Woadmln, as mort gagee, assign
ed hy said Woodman;ito, Albion I. Whitney,
Rufus p: Upton and George A. Nourse, then
partners under the, .fTla:pame Of Whitney Il
Co., and Ivy said Whitney Co. to me, on
which mort gagetherc is claimed to be due at
the date of this notice, the sum of ono hundred
and ninety-hve 63-lO0 dollars Including one
years taxes on said land. ,Asfaplt havin.
been made in the condition Of said, mortgaf
by which said power Of sale liasi become or.
erative, and no suit or proceeding at:law' hav'
ing been instituted TO recover, the debt geeur-
ed by said mort age nor any part thereof,
shall sell at Public Auction 10 the highesl
bidder for cash, on Saturday, the oath day Of
Octobes, 1863, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at tho
Court House in Forest City, in said county.
the North Ealf Of the North west quarters! OF
Section Nineteen, In Town one .bpndrsa Anil
twenty north Of Range ,.hiFty west. ,aoeordin::
TO lilo us. survey thereof: situate in said
county of Meeker, anil described in said mort
gage. HIRAM MALL" Assignee
tA.]C.f SMITH, Atty. for 'Assigpee,istga5
, sept10A6M fit'Hl =. VI g.!nt04t,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-09-17
rMARREQ.

On Wednesday evening" Sept 10th, at the
residence of the bride, by Rev. David Lowry,
Mr.. GEonGE Z. MARVIN TO- Miss JENNIE FnEs-
MAN, both Of St. Cloud. - ...'~"t
BY tho above simple announcement we
learn that two friends urc now but one; tho
printer was remembered, VIC should say that
one was fully equal to a couple. Should the hap
,pincss that meets them be equal to their re-
'memtrauce-and We trust that it may-evcry
hour will overflow with pleasures, and disqui-
ct will be utterly unknown. OF such life
both are we'll worthy.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-09-17

| Bishop Whipp1e and Rev Stewart return-
cd yesterday evening, having abandoned their
purpose of accomp anying thc'Trcaty expesli-
ttion, ON account of injuries received by tho
Bishop from the upsettiag of his carriage.
CHANGE. or EmrIorAxsr. " would sre
commend tethose men who. by frightening Ne
Iladies with improbable Indian stories, pave
7 the way for another stampede, that thsy. find
some other business which viii tend more 10
their credit and yield better results. ss s'-.
UNION CAuCUs.-The Union men of St..
Cloud met in caucus at the Everett School.
house on Wednesday evening, for the purpose
Of selecting four delegates to attend the Coun-
ty Convention ON Che 18th. C. IT, Stearns
was called to the chair, and S. d. Pinney elect
ed; Secretary. The following delegates were
then chosen: T. G. Mcclure, NJ. p. Noel, II.
G. Burbank and II. z. MITCHELL
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUs.-Pursuant to call, the
Democratic Caucus met at Brokers' Hall on
Saturday evening last, to elect delegates 10
the County Convention which convened on
Tuesday, and the District Convention on Wed
nesday. L. A. Evans was called to the chair
and J. L. Wilson chosen Secretary. The DEL
cgates for the County Convention were, c. Lu
eg, Z. Oyerbeck, +. Latsch, E. Leonardo,
Gso.Sschafer, Il. A. Evans2and H,ggJr Fowler
To the District Convention, j. p. Wilson, B.
Overlook, NJ. Hansen, J. Dimel, p. Kramer,
J. L. Wilson and e.. Huber,
Sec advcl tisement of horses lost.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-09-17
'i?1I@R1 Sioux Indian
p. p 2 r p D "A TITO N S !!


ltE liz! + .f,::..'.i 4. :..n.., ..; ..,n..,.,,,.
l have been appointed Commissioner to
take the dispositions Of all Claimants and their
witnesses in all claims for indemnity, tor dep
relations, committed by the Sisscton, Wahpa-
ton,. Medwakanton and Wahpaktota bands of
the Dakota or Sioux Indians, or for, property
taken by troops Of the United States in defend
ing the frontier, against the said Indians,
where said claims have been presented, fled,
numbered and registered by the Sioux Com
mission. q ~ :.
Claimants and those interested are therefore
notified, that they can avoid the expense of q
journey 10 MipHeapolis3to have testimony ia
ken in support Of their claims by applying to
r j .4n, MM. T. PA PAR 1.l'!s:s
Ct. Cloud, steasns County. MIMI:
N. B,-All, testimony should, II possible,
be s9bmittea prior to the lst day Of December
'' 81. e'ssa September nl5ijsE1lssgSA7 y,nsf
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-09-17
MEAT VAR ,EtT'.
:, JOSEPH. HOWARD, Proprietor.

Ali Kinds Of mnea4--boef. pork .k ckickcA>
turkeys, sausage, pudding, smoked tongue, 6:
kept constantly on hand and for sale at tty
lowest rates: IAN persons wishing meat asc
requested ote# call. Opposite the -Americ'. II
mouse. -. - va ..La..u...szI AyH :XE:Y
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-09-17

Ic'e' @ 1. q u n17'f5H :.:;p
Win be served three evenings a.week, Vi. :.aw
MoNDAY, WEDNEsDA y and, FRzDAF,s
AT which times only a private room will b =,
setnpart for the use Of customers. Ice Crea lii,
however, kept constantly on hand for sale It.
He returns his thanks to his old patrons for :"
favors received, and invites all who have taste
the ladies'. '..'
49," NJ. p. NOEL; =.
St. Cloud, 9uly LIST, 1863. .:l:.s: >t:::iy2-tf
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-09-17

1Ok KEGS OF NAILS AND SPIKES.
ikO 50 boxes assorted Window Glass
...t 10 gross pit TASKS s casks Prunes
casks Currants 8 Eases Nutmegs
.... 20 mats Cassia" so cans Mustard
10 bags Whole Pepper and Pimento
l.iur 4 cans English and French Mustard
: - - so bb1s Vinegar =.
80 boxes Rabbits Pure Saleratus
= II 30 coils assorted Manila Cordage.
IS dozen Bed Cords II (
15boxes Vermicelli and Maccaronio
.... 80 boxes Starch =
- '. .....' 10 dozen 9 and Hoped Pails'
. 80 dozen assorted Tubs ~ I
~ 49,. 500 boxes e. D: Caps-an Ely's lind
CQke's water. ti& " &"'g at !.
$50 lbs Kar Lead so sackssshots =,
IN .G,5 IT, C.. BURBANK & co. "'
- F+1 ST German Sc, 81. Cloud, him.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-09-17
PIOEE ER
Fruit T. Confectionery Storc. G.

-'''- : : Il H@-t sE1A<uy "a
"o"4 aAy%DJ sE14,:-.. ~.:u $751;, iii ~.
57'a M. Pho T. L. ..;tz -,
Has on hand at his old stand. on the corner e
Of Chapsf street and Washington ayenue,,a To-.
fine lot of Green, Dried and Preserved
FRUITS 49,:
And complete assortmens Of Confectionery
embracing great variety of'--.e :a"!i I"
CANDIES, NUTS. FIGS, o.,
+ . ..>,. >. + .lI1R E E.: o. :."s
Cold Soda Water, Lemonade
a. ~; AND ICE CREAM s.. s;vt7 81:
- ~. W. ..,.: i .~..,fzl s.:~,,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-09-17

NEW ADVERTXSEMENES.
St. Cloud -.
Boot and shoe
M A N U F A G TO R Y ..
McCREA g. BIGGERSrAFF
HAVING opened Boot and Shoe Manu-:
II factory on St.. Germain street, two doors
above Burbank & Co. g store, are prepared to
make boots and shoes, of every style and
quality, at ri:
REASONABLE RATES.
Repairing done with care Our friends are
invited to coll and sec US in our new cstat-
lishment., /, " ".
Fl = -. ...AlcCREA s. BIGGERSTAFF. =
st Cloud, Sept. 10th, 1863: ,v6ns-l ~
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-28
The GENEsEE FARMER.-,The October

number of the Genesee Ftt,paer is received. 1t
contains, as usual, a large amount of interest
ing and useful reading to every one interest
ed in the cultivation of farm or garden
There is a full report Of the agricultural dis
cussions at the late New York State Fair at
Utica; also description Of the wheat ea=
,hibited at the Great International Wheat
Show held at Rochester, n. Y :, September 8,
and 10. Some of the wheat weighed 65
pounds per bushel. The address delivered
before the Society by zMr. HAnRis, Editor of
the Genesee Farmer, on the Cultivation of
Wheat in Western New York" is published
infull nthis number. Mr.. HARRIS contends
that the & Genesee Country,'' can still hold
its own as a wheat-growing region. He has
no fears of the midge. Every wheat-grower
should read this address. s2.
The Gsncsee Bdrmer is the oldest agricultu-
raj paper in America, and is also one OF the
very best and cheapest. 1t is a monthly jour
nal of thirty-two pages filled to overfiowine
with good things. No farmer can afford tc
be without it. Price only rs cents a year
and the publisher offers to send the October
November and December numbers of this
year free to all who subscribe at this time 70
next year. Send the soventy-ive cents in
letter to JOSEPH HARRIS Editor Genese
Farmer, Rochester N. Y :, and you will ge
the paper by return mail.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-28

The all absorbing topic of the week has
been the removal of the Commander Of the
Army Of the Cumberland The command
ing General is surrounded with unexplained
complications. The worst of which is, his
Withdrawal from the feld aud retiring to
Chattanooga, during the battle OF Cbickan,au-
ga No official reason has yet been given for
the change; that the President had good
cause for 50 doing, none dispute, and in due
time the explanation viii come. Columns Of
newspaper speculation have been expended
on the subject, but none of it is worth re-
peating. Tho country rejoices that its exec
ltiye will allow no man to stand between it
and its cause, sss
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-28
ysnezuela.


The new Federal Government of Venezu-
ella has Just appointed Senior Bias Bruzual, a
citizen of that Republic. to be Envoy Extra
ordinary to the Government of the United
States. The appointment of a Minister Of
snch exalted rank is an honor conferred by
that Republicsapon no oother nation. and one
which our Government will duly appreciate.
Mr.. Bruzual is a statesman of enlightened,
liberal views, and is strongly averse to Euro
pean meddling in the affairs of this continent
Heisopposed to a State religion, and in fa-
vor of full toeration; is a strong anti-slave-
cry man, and an ardent friend to the cause ol
our Union. The appointment of such q
Minister to our Government at this time is
significant e a-
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-28

ONO SOLDIERS AT NAsHvILLE.-There
was a procession yesterday of wounded and
six soldiers from Ohio, who, notwithstanding
the inclemency of the weather. could not re-
strain the patriotic desire to make demon
straton in favorof Brough and his colleagues
Of the Union ticket in. Ohio. 1t was touch
ing to witness the war-wofn men, who have
suffered in the defense of our free Govern
ment, exhibiting their detestation of the trail
tor Vallandighaln and the pernicious doctrines
Of the pa.tyofw which heis recognized lead
er and head. Could the people of Ohio have
seen them, the majority of the Union ticket
would be beyond precedent. All honor to
the true Union soldier-Nashutte Union, IA.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-28
a,he Show-Notning Parry.

A portion of the disloyal-V Vallandignam
press are trying to argue that the Union or
ganizationis iiithe leading strings" of Know
Nothingism. Now people in glass houses are
stupid fools TO throw stones We refer the
reader TO the antecedents of a few prominent
leaders Of the bogus Democracy. Look at a
few names: G. Chauncey Burr, Stephen B.
Gushing, james W. Barker silas Seymour,
Marcus L. Cobb, A. Oakley Hall, Erastus
Brooks, P. Van Trump, T, C. Ware, &c, ad
intinitam, ad aaaaseana, all bitter ,implacable
Know-Nothings in 1856 ard 1856, now the
great luminaries in the New Light Democ-
racy.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-28

LET HIS NAME -PERIsH-The convicted
+ traitor who s.waits and watches over the bor-
der,', glorying inalhe protection of the Brit
sish flag, has been doomed by the people to
perpetual infamy. The Ward the City, the
County, the old and the aew Congressional
district, thc section of the State, the State it
self where he formerly resided, and all the
) noble soldiers of the Stare of his late resi-
dence, have terribly -reproached him for his
treason, and declare his name forever infa-
nous Let his name die ont of renern-
brance, excepting as a warning to all political
J malefaetors.-Daytoa journal.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-28

e ~ =
The New York World declared OH the eve
of the late election that the result in Penn
sylvania would tell onthe election Of Gener-
al Mcclellan, and declared that "a vote for
Woodward would be asvote for Mcclellan"
In gratitude for being placed in such associa-
ton. General Mcclellan, at the eleventh
hour, broke silence and wrote himself down
an-ardent admirer of George w. Woodward.
The result disclosed. for Woodward and Nc
Clellan a most lame and impotenteonclusion.
Ex-Gov. PACKER a CoPPERHEAD--We
learn from a friend that,when ex-Gov. Packer
visited the polls at Willamsport to vote, he
boastfully held UP his ticket, exclaiming,
Here as ticket aohiela is copper, all oUer ~
Immediately behind Packer came a Jolly Hi
bernian, also in the act of voting, who cried
out in lusty voice, "BE JABERs HERE IS A
BALLOT TO KILL YOUR sNAKE!'' We do not
envy William T. Packer the feeling, while
we despise the motive which prompted him
to his vote and his exclamation. The hon
est Trishman is the better. man and the purer
patriot of the two ecitizens.-Harrfsbu,y Tel
egruph.