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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-12-03
MARYLAND CoNaREssMEN.

Governor Bradford Of Maryland has issued his proca-
nation declaring that John A. J. Creswel Edwin II.
Webster, Henry Winter Davis, Francis Thomas and Ben
jsmin G. Harris have been duly elected to represent the
State in the next Congress, and that Elisha Hall and
Levin L. straughn have been chosen Commissioners Of
Pablo Works
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-12-03
MILITARY ORDERS RESPECTING TRADE &,

Letters from Fortress Monroe furnish copies of the
following ORDERS respecting trade in the military depart
ment of Virginia and North Carolina, which have lust
been promulgated by Gen. Butler;
HEADQUARTERS EIGHTEENTH ARMY Corps.
Department Of Prgiaia and North Cproiina
Fortress Monroe, Va j. November &C. Ie63
Hereafter no permits for trade within this Department
Will be valid unless the shall have been approved
at hese headquarters for the District of Virginia or bv
The Commanding Officer of the District Of North Carona
for SAID last named District
BY commaud Of Major Gen BUTLER
X s. DAVIS Major and Asst AdTt Gen.
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THE DEMOCRATIC VOTE OF OHIO

Those who think that the late vote in Ohio indicates any
dminution of strength of the Democratic organization will
be somewhat surprised to peruse the following table Of
votes given for Democratic Governors in Ohio for the last
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-12-03
THE TOTAL VOTE OF NEW YORK,

Nearly six hundred thousand votes poled in the
Stte of New York at the late election being only three
thousand less than last year The vote the several dis
trcts was larger hanfor two years past while in the cities
there decrease The vote given for Secretary Of
State is a follows
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-12-03
HEApouAarERs EIGHTEENTH ARMY CORPS.


a.. Department Of Virginia and North Carolina
fortress Monroe IA } November 90 1868
Already large expenses thrown upon the military
within this partment by the applications for
requests for permits for imports and exports and for pass
ports and other permits for the payment of which no ap
proprate have been provided and whereas there
Is no good existing why such expenses should not
be borne by the persons and property benefited thereby
il is ordered
That all psrsons hereafter applying for request for
permit to import into export from this Department
shall pay at the rate of per centum upon value of
the invoice
That for every passport issued there shall be paid the
sum OF one dollar.
That for every permit granted to any vessel enter or
trade this department there shall be paid the sum of
three dollars.
That all the foreg' ing fees TO be paid to and re-
ceived by the Provost Mafsha to constitute Proves
Fund, Ia meet expenses
BY command Of Major Gen BUTLER
r. 5. DAVIS Major and Asst Adj't Gen.
Another order of the date directs the Commissary
OF Subsistence and the Quartermaster supply subss
tence ard fuel to the teachers employed in that depart
ment instructng the negroes.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-12-03
MORE CONTRACTORS IN TkouBLE.

d. W Whitney and w. H. White, defaultins Govern
ment contractors, reached this city, from the United
States Deputy Marshal at New York On Saturday mora
Ing and were committed to the Old Capitol prison. They
will be tried BY oourtmsrtA.
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THE FIGHT ON SATURDAY.

Gen. Meade advanced his headquarters early this (Sa-
turday) morning Robertson's Tavern the enemy hayag
fallen back two miles About noon il having become
apparent that the enemy had retired t. the st above
little stream known Mine Run, our headquarters were
ain moved up two miles further to the southeast
slops Of the high ridge occupied advance artl
l,.y position.
The cnemy's immediate base centre IL at the
point where the pike which forth from Culplper TO
The Virginia Central railroad the main pike from
Orange Court-House To Fredericksburg the locality berg
called Vrrdiervle The whole section OF country here
nbou goes under the general If the Wilderness but
todays fighting Gay ticaly be designated bav
ing occurred vt Mine Run
Yesterday friday extreme right extended north TO
The RapdAnn and our left southery quite to the
Gordonsvlle and Fredericksburg pike but it became APP
parent very early this morning that the enemy resort
nR % It's old tactics of hurng his entire strength upon
centre.
AT the outset A. p Hill WAS far up to our right and
Ewes Corps swung from front around to Chancel.
orsVle with bis cavalry pcket close into Frederic
n yesterday afternoon. while the hottest OF our skir-
ml.hg was r. ing on was discovered that Hill was NOV.
ing bis corps rapidly down in the rear Of Ewes men
while Ewes lines were rapidly be nQ drawn in to our
front. This OF COURSE required concentration of our
forces and to-day the long triangular line of Yesterday ia
closing on either side Of the main pike
Tie rning opened with iainstorm but az
this whole army the advance at an early hour hs
Third Corps, which crossed the Rspid-Ann at Jacobs
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

REsRL CAvAlAY on THE CAsAL.-Ths trade
on tho Chesapeake md Ohio Canal has mush
more lively appearance. Some boats have arrived
that left Cumberland about teu days ago. They
report tbs line In tolstAble good condition. with
the exception OF some sand bars which have formed
during the recent rRins. TAey also report seeing
about sixty rebel cavalry on tbs tpw-path near
whites Ford, who helped themselves pretty freely
to the best horsss belonging 10 the boatmsp, end
to other parties In that neiShborhood.
asAssAULr.-This morning James Shsldon, a
negro was arrested by ofheer Drill for making an
assault on his vile. He was committed TO jail by
Justlse RssyG " await the sciion Of the grand
jury. .ari5Us or s.arff 1rliH III
Police CASKS. Rich johnson, tisorderly
soAduot, sent to workhousei Michael Caapoly, DO,
nnsd s6.ll; Mrs. Morelan do disanisssd, lehssl
Jordan, do, turned over to military. Jss. White.
ly, Aan Sloan, and John Queen, drunk. dismissed,
Martin o'hrcnAeli, do, turned over 10 Inilitsry.
Chss. Dodge, nuisance, hasd s6.ssi wm. Red.
house, selling liquor on sunday, hned >aos, chas
Wise, maniA pstu, eonnned In station house.
MARINE LIsT.--Arr tals--6teamer Salyor,
Motts, n. y; mdse to Morgan 3 Rhihehart. u
steamer Elizabeth, Fowler, n, Y,,hOspital stores
to Government. . ..r ..t.r .,|ls.,.rr,' ,.tr.tI
sehr. Congress, Gosling, wseomsks, wood. N,
schr. Etns, Dryden, N.Y. as,pr,ea cargo 20 sun
dry merchants. s,.i' - - y 80 ~ /, =
sehr. Lucy Church, Adams, WAsh,j light, Ii,,'
sshr. L. II. Adams, HInkley, wash.j itghta INV
bloop star Tries, Alex, light. Wy f.st'lt.a
,CHEsArEAEE AND ONO, tCAsAL-<rrisais,- -
Boats to Rays docks: Ida harnaAnks, IN sons
Col. g. Moore, 100 tonsj @. y. Lloyd, 100 tousj A
sehel, 10 topsi THUR. ,ioi tons, To Borden
MinisS Col, ". G, Rttey. AlA y, Y. HAIdensa. ~,
tons. To Agnsw'sdesksa Ksyssose, ,0s tons n
c, Q, and !. Col n, g, and @, D. Tutnsf IN tons
Dspa,t turts.-txa 3, Moore, e, watssn, JAA. r
Essex, y. Boyoe, Pstsr SHsin, Ainelis snyder, Ids
MsrmsAakN Eiisabsth stanhope, ksystons, q. y
Lloyd ?. 4. fssideuisn. Z .- 's''ahS is't ~ ~
E'=ll.4
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18
How 70 Go 70 new y.rk and Back.

From Washington TO New York and back by
way of the Washington and New York steam
ship line, Ia the pleasantest simmer trip that
travellers in search Of health and pleasure can
decide upon. Breezy days and cool nights
"rocked in the cradle Of the deep" Then you
have all the exquisite scenery along the Poto-
mac; the novelty of several hours out of sight
land on the "wide, wide sea-" and the mag
nitlcent views of New York hsrbor. The, trip
will he especially appreciated by those whose
business keeps them from the sea shore, for
the trip to New York and back is equal, In ac-
qulsition to health, to two weeks at any popu-
lar resort, and takes only four days. Morgan
& Rhinehart, foot OF High street, Georgetown,
are tho agents. .,...
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18
serted.
Tie Mssiaiis Of haba.a Fillsl
< - gE'fsw"'r,sscC Y x II
GUNBOAT CINCINNATI RAISED.
slAyAItd Be imprssssd In lila!
bama.

.,cErrxLs. Asssls ls.-li ;bed.llaIp.,ti
to the Commercial from Cairo says West Ten
nessee is entirely clear Of rcb<s. -
Bragg n at ChAstSSseka, With as. .Op men.
He has lost 10000 by desertlon.
Johnftou's army, numbering 5000, is at
Brandon and EniAtsise, hk has lost onc.third
by desertlon.
The mountains Of North Alabama are full
of deserters form Johpton's and. Bragg,s
aruiss. Gs1Ra5l4 sI13lN0Al
The gunboat Cincinnati has been raised, and
Is now undergoing fspAifs.G
Governor Shorter, Of. f.Alsbams, has issued an
address TO the citizens Of that State, urging
upon thsm shS Ssmpssssaesi of'slsss Into o,hs
Confederate Service.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18
The Draft I'm New York,

1t is understood that the dram WIN be made
in the Sixth District in New York city on Wed
nesday next. General Dix, who is In command
of the military forces in this department, has
issued an address urging all good citizens to
maintain the peace and obey the laws, and
warning all evil.disposed persons "thst ample
has been made to vIndlcste the
authority of the Government, and that the first
exhibition of disorder or violence will be met
by the most prompt and vigorous measures for
their repression."' .Ht ,.r' ySi nuy "1
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18
!. A First-rats Notice In the Boston Morn
I'D. r.... tnE Post" .,..

The following "first-rAte notice" Of the
Irving House, New York, appears in the Boston
Norning Post. The hotel editor Of lhat paper
understands his business;
The Irving House, corner Of Twelfth street
and Broadway, Ia QUE OF the most excellently
'kept hotels inINew York city. The accommo-
dstlons are superior, tie location convenient
and the management everything that can be
desired. Iu point OF elegance, comfort and
economy there is not u better establishment OF
the kind in the country. The courtesy OF the
proprletors Is only equaled by the go6d ,judg-
| the hotel. . . 'iiw't TO-.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18
CHARLESTON.

Up to the hour of going to press, 4 p. m., We
have received nothing later from Charleston
than that contained In our extra. It 10 per-
haps not improper TO say that the distinguish.
ed officer y who furnished the contents OF the
Chattanooga Rsbl by telegraph was General
Rosecrans
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18
noNf,n vvunue,

"wEsrrvm rrry (frn nE.us) HAvs IN
" RoWua, guuY Daxyu IuDoan snHn ueo fnnn
"nhNn I'm ecurNnaN fDoPfo, AID fk11
=, yolLD ALso nasvs Va Tngss sHM sos.
"WRkR IAN AHA THHr WOULD uyAno AND
a ,nnsTaoYps WITHOUT nnacr. ASeolvfYLH
!" AssuRRp on TBrsn rnISas. Az AhAkuDfnAf
u AnY osI CouID -rnIrK OF 'fRAcn on AM
" rHhMs' Hs VINO HNrERrANs rnnaufIhNHs
PIT oxi.I 70 BE a SLAVE; n wno urTRAs
" ~ ~ THIS rinR, MOREOVER, 10 a fAAIfos 70
q aIs coUNTRr, wHo DHsnRvEs fHn aoonN AID
: .oNTnHFT or ALL HoEORABLR MEN.-koa-
srsss, 10 fx Gswersi Assembly oj 0Aio, FsosNSp.
1 aas sE.-..t -
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18
nOsEcRANs's AMY nOyING.
Chattanoegs

Chattsne"ga to be lnvsstsA. A.,s..g
Last evenings New York Ioa is responsible
for the following: o nra .s-.. .rFaslrrE
Private adviccs from rosecrans's army state
that our forces have been divided into two
grand divisions and moved towards Chatta-
nooga on Monday last, by different routes.
The siege OF the rebel stronghold will doubtless
soon commence, as II Ia not probable that our
forces Will meet with any very serious opposi
tion before reaching there 'af. = 80 $40
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18
GENERAL ROssEAUs MIssror.

We congratulate the Army Of the Tennessee
and the country that the important mission
upon which Gen. Rosecrans dispatched Gen.
Rosseau to the seat Of government, is likely to
prove complete success. Gen. Rossesu de.
serves the greatest credit for the manner In
which hs has prosecuted the duties assigned
him. Dob. % st is aIiih
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18
M,iroy Court Of luousrv.

This court has been re-organlzed, Gen. Hitch
cock having resigned as president Of the arst,
and is composed of Brigadier Generals Barry,
Absrcromble, and Dc Russy. Capt. R. N. Scott
is Judge advocate. The court slts at 1888 @
street, above Nineteenth street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18

CAuouT IN THE DGArr.-lIon. A. Z. Wooten,
Comparatively Attorney General of Delaware,
and Rev. Or. Vallandigham, of the same state,
recently arrested for treason, have been drafted
tbs Doctor 10 q brother 10 lhe notorious Clcm-
eut L. vallandigham. ....
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18

A NuIsAScs THAT Ought TO BE ABATgD.-
In the Washington papers, In the case OF the
names OF persons exempted from the draft be-
ing published, the reason Is assigned "physl-
cal disability" bnt the particular disease, de-
feet, or deiormity is not stated. This Ia right
aud proper, the examining parties having frst
thoroughly satisfied themselves Of the sum
cheney Of the cause. But In this Boston papers
the Provost Marshal thinks It necessary to
state specifically each disability, disease, de-
fect and deiormity. This Is wholly unneces-
sary, and seems 10 be wanton and cru i mode
Of woundlng the feelings of many citizens who
may have the misfortune TO be afflicted with
"chronic dlsjunctiy (whatever that may
meau) and other diseases with queer names, 70
say nothing Of that class of diseases the publi-
catIon OF which cannot fall 10 bring blush to
tho cheek Of repenant sufferers. Such publicity
cannot do any good, and certainly will do a
vast amount of harm. II Is a nuisance that
ought to be sbstsd.-M. y. Herald.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18
xDf|BD,

a2 / II II; 81 - 4 I s::'E: ss:|'E:: Y Y
.ihs relations md friends Of the family are In.
M petszAh1D ,tYaafelsfsen ~ rssldeses q
N4S0oAN n Anunst1o, Sc o'slsska lr.4
spN&eeySys,lis,e, ws,syr salisa 10 yoia ~
wsSS1SS AsAasss ego ~ M N A,s i,ssas
A,a S,,sr Ssyss 1. N. ,o,,ov Of father ..s uo.h,,.
IsiSsIsAsl tssY iAsir Sasisss have se.s y The
0VdWho fave. augte-ees
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18

Brig. Gen. Joseph W. Revere, of the Excel
sior brigade, Second division, Third corps, has
been dismissed from the service by sentence OF
court. uiartials for conduct preiudicial 10 good
order and military discipline, In marching his
command three miles from the scene Of action
towards United States Ford, on the morning OF
the battle at Chancellorville, May Sd. The
President approved the sentence, and ordered
II 20 bt carried into execution. ii'T. % .r. a.i
--- .r|.a.
"DBNooRATio" PoLICY--Tos continue the
war into Inc next Presidential election, in or
der that the copperheads may declare that o
Republican Administration cannot put the re.
bellion down, as demonstrated by seymour's
opposition to tho dram In New York. '.'' .'"
lLls ~. 80. 'ts1r
OUTSIDE To pAY.-Therei is much Interesting
news on to-day's outside, ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18
POLITICAL COnsuLrATzOH. =

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Aug. ia number of
influential gentlemen from this and other States
are hero for consultation In regard. to the next
Presidential csmpdgu ID, accordance with ths
resent call signed by R. F. Stevens.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18
Leaves OF Absence.
Dim,l..sd from In, sti4v,,.

Officers Of the Army Of tho Potomac sre OBJ
taining lesves of absence for short periods.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18

NOTICEi.--MR. M. WILLIAM DE,
on the 18th Of August, 70 buy his
FALL AND WINTER GOODS IN PARIS.
tsas great psas - the goods
ASSORTMENT OF PARIsIAN NOVELTIES
L.die. wisaiss for any p.,tielsr article, nay
send their ordsrsto NJ. WILLIAM "3
auis-lw orlssve them At s,s Fem. P avenue.
'T,HE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY,
IL HAN SNsSaE sus E:E sEssSs hsss
'yHsr Gi'eas,: a ssRoo sss sSool.tasss ss .u,7-f
lNERMS OF THE SUPREME COURT
l. THEDIsTRicT OF COLUMBIA.-NoiiS
ls :'ss s:s s:s. n.y. ;siss ~: e the Court "
Third Ii, is.y Monday q sS5fIJ:.asiy. y
fRin EaISySs, Y, e y g Ss'Sss,; Ss,s:. e,,,,,
la which 'o.s 4 sy sisiI ..:!: q 'or s 'r
E,5:, Esl.a Tss:a:s %s:s.sy q q sHfsIa'ry' Hss'
First Monday Of March.
~ fth1sa tisss sSSS.yy SSHs:y q z bssSSs.h.r bbsSs,
Z. ,n'' = :. .'S Sss, y t ~ pfSslti Court "a
,3 F'''t Monday & spi9ssf a9ssfPss.; P.,m;.
First Tuesday OF January,
Eirst Tuesday of Februsry .- ..
ftryt TUESDAY OF March.
First Tuesday Of April.
1hird Monday Of MAY.
First TuesdAy Of June.
First Tussday Of juiy.
iirst 1gpsday OF September.
First TIesdAy OF Octebey ..L
First Tp !sday of November.
First Tuesday OF DeteIhber.
l,y ortef tAs Court: VI RI. MEIGs.
yss iphsyg siiE,I.l..msg ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18
l. kRvsS.4A.H...a.Rs RsAM,
TRANSFORMATION / \ or !, TROOP Or

ApsnNcA W AhAAVN W ltArnuVAS ~
ErifatW NJ AIR aA-l L~nkLs n sgff q 'ua1tss
lCAps RAoa, Aug. l7.--Ths Steamship Asia,
ncn 1fGpoci on the ssh, Vi Qsecnsspyn on
ths' Oh inst., passed this point y 0 O'Clock
Sunday svsuing. ..i. n f-ei',,g55 ~ 50 -
The London 0loss sSnouncss spparsnsiy upon
authority thst no authentic lntslllgencs has
bssn resolved giving sny assuranceso theststs.
msnt that the American. ooasssipsion Was .
nsuacsjo Enyiaud. RsAys there Il no Inter
ruption of the general amity bstwess the two
COUNTRIES. The rebel loan, on the, IN, was
qucssd q s1@a6 per cent. discount. ~ ~ ~.
'Thethreo Powess have sgrsed TO sand coma
mon nossso Russia. Tho iron ram building
for Russia 10 England has been hurried on 10
Russia Incomplete. y sis.s,3s ,s " .tsil -sal'
The Vienna and Warsaw railroad has bssa
seized for transportation of troops for one week.
The Paris Bourss ia again excited. y lr' ~,
/. .LrvHRPooI, Saturday, sth.-Ths cotton sale.
to-day were 1000 bales, the market closing
armer and upward. ~i Il .r-aaI5 ~, . 4
Breadstuffs quiet. Provisions firm.
L.onDox, Saturday Evening. -Consols aes@
ysI for money. ".s'l'N I''''.'' .''h
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18

EDWARD LYUETf.
.lllssiis ttN a,sA bO0kBINDER,
No 27l PENN. AVE-, WAsHihGTON, d q.
!. books bouaa In every styie-Turksy horoeoo,,
Russia aud CaiE h'f' Js7
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18

(, QDAcK1ny.-l earnestly caution young men
euassins from Nsrvous Debility, Ae., sgainst en-
eengssing their health BY patrontsing any OF the
nstheds ubca hy the advertiser, and by hundrlds
vii send you'll you Will send ps postpaid en-
EDWARD X. TRAyER,
ap 6-dAwm Lock BOY, Hoston. Masx.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18

10 I'm .OoNYRssioNs AND ExYIptINol or
An 1rvAiIn. Published for the bsnent, and g .
waning and CAUTION TO rouNo ArN Who sufIsr
&fro% & Nervous Reetlity, Premature Decay Of Man.
or SELF cUnE. 1y one who has cured himseif N.
Ter being put TO great expsnss spd injpry through
medical humbug and Quackery. ''''
single copies may b had OF the author,
q = LsT LIN NATHANIEL Mayfair. Eso..
ny N-Iy nsdford, KIND County. n. "
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18

TEE GpIAT PnNNsYLvAHIA RoUrB.-Th<
quickest and safest route to the Northwest 40
southwest. Two through trAins daily, and one Q,
al the principal points In the North and 'VeeL
For tickets and further information apply ct the ~
dee pt the "Grest Pennsylvania Roufc,T northsss>
eofnff pennsylyAnia avenue and sixth street, IN.
der National Hotel: Once opsn from .. n. 70 .
.,.LT.Stsu i r'fslN Z. o. NORTON,
aug D. g Agent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18

A aEsrLnnAs, cured of Nervous Debility,
InoouApetsncy, Premature Decay and Youthful
Error, actuated BY desire to benefit Others, will
be happy to furnish 10 all who need II free Of
eharss) the recipe and dirsctions for making the
simple Remedy used In his case. Those Wishing
Remedy-will. receive the same, BY return mali,
(carsfully sealed by addressing
.iss,.t JOHN B. OGDEN,
Z, ,sui.-dawsm No. D Nassau IT., N. York.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18

have given your Plantation Bitters to hundreds
q our nobla soldisfs who stop hsre, more or iess
marvellous and grAtifTing.
such p.sp.iatios . th,s y Ihssstily wish in
every iamiiy, 10 svery hospital, and 1t hand on
lysS-iy ". ~, superntendeat,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18
SPECIAL.NOTICES.

I'm NAuoyAI UHios LaAoUs wuL HOLD
public nsseh8 ysysA rufsDAy fvENINc,
IN thsif hkll, 4sl Ninth stfsst. Thsrs Will 10
SSssAss NssilpI ssnU. ~. ne rsadinssoons
Open svsfy svsaias. aprt-aw
'7sunW - A~sns nasSs daiy sutAsrissA cd
accredited asrAn egss1so sslisit and rssslvs sub
sefiptions and eontriSsisas In support Of the M.
tiona1 Uaisa L1AeAs Ae6das hseia.
agl LdAnei glAA Vh DKBA YfssidsaA
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-16

What bouudless and bottomless lunacy
to be sure. If the "snti-slavery" North
could conquer the South i! would be the
greatest calamity that has happened to hu.
maa kind in a thousand years, for in addi-
tion 10 striking down selfgovernment
and the civilization Of fourteen States, it
would end in the massacre Of four millions
of negroes. But thi. calamity will not
happen. The North is rapidly coming to
its senses and disarming-through the bal
lot-box--the mad creatures who are blind
ly and wickedly seeking to set aside God
Almighty and force the inferior negro to a
monstrous and forever forbidden level With
the white man. We shall return to the
Constitution as defined by The Supreme
Court, and all men North aud South will
agree to leave the negro where God and
the Constitution placed him, in domestic
eubordination and under the care and gui-
dance of his master. 1t is frgh:ful thing
to realize that all this bloodshed, misery,
vast and desolation has been in vain,
worse than vain, for it Is all spent to sci
aside the order of nature and degrade our
selves into Impartial freedom with an
inferior race. But, after all, great and
beneticent end will bs reached and future
generations will receive the benefits of oul
sacrifices. The status of the negro will b.
settled forever, and American Democracy
no longer endangered by the schemes o
its enemies in the Old World or the New
will be secure in the future, for no mar
from the Gulf seas 10 the northern Lake.
will ever dare again to propose such mon
strous treason TO his race as "impartia
freedom" with negroes.-N. Y. Cameas
tan.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-16
Yoetlral.
The Rainbow.


BY MRs. A. VI. F. IooKER, ARGUS, lSD.
The Rainbow! What beautiful thing!
So pure and bright, like an Angels wing.
Shining through the raindrops, token of love
Sent to us mortals from Heaven above.
O. what are we, Lordi And what shall we be :!
Aspure and bright as the emblem We see
five walk in His ways, and keep His command,
We may live forever in His own happy land.
God said, this is token between me and thee
An everlasting covenant, perpetual to be.
And to every living creature which to you is
given;
For so have spoken from my Throne in
Heaven.
From my throne in Heaven will look on the bow
And remember my promise with thee below
And through all ages and all nations OF mer,
Ineyer will send deluge again.
What blessed truth for US to know;
On us the Onnipotent looks in the bow;
When the cloud passe.h Ger and the rainbow
ives see,
We remember His promise is everlasting to be