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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-20

Judge Lyons's Coayf.-ln this Court ycs-
terday the following cases were disposed Of
WIN. Newman was sent to the PenitentiaTy
one year ON the charge Of stealing s50O from
Jesse BOwles.
John G. Scott, charged with robbery and
garrotipg, was sentenced to i've years IN the
Sfafe'a prison.
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NTOrICE TO TAX pAyERs.-Thc taxes on all sales

ATOrlCE TO TAX PAYERS.-The taxes on all sales
~ or receipts for the quarter ending on the Both
September, 1861 having became payable all persons
who liable to such taxes in this the 10th collec-
tsn district Jefferson Ward, in tie city Of Rich
mon /, are hereby notified that under instructions
from the Commissioner Of Taxes, published on the
18th inst, that whin ttsy days from this, l4th day
Of October 1863 they must return lists OF their gross
sales receipts during said quarter to one CT the
:sors Of said district, hlessrs 1hos Staples
Pleasant Gentry and further, that ,cithin len days
after the delivery of said lsts or returns they must
pay to me at my Office, No Il Main st, the taxes due
thereon, under the penalty Ci double the amount Of
the tax in case Of default, either in making the re
turn or paying the tax.
Notice is aso hereby given TO those who have
hitherto failed to register their business during ths
period allowed by law, that they not only forfeit
doube the specific tar, hit II the same be continued
they will forfeit "a like sum FOR every thirty days Of
such failure"
Nv office hours are from O'Clock n to o'clock
P every day, Sundays excepted)
CHARLESJ eINTON,
10th District Collector, II Main street
Oc l1-cOdlW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-20

THr qnAana AaAExsr GRN. PoLK-
Who = ID b BleMei The Telegraph has
announced the ren0osal Of Lieut. Gen.
D. Fl. Hill from his command in the
Army Of Tennessee. A correspondent
Of the Savannah Republican, writing on
the Cd inst, says:
The truth regarding the tardiness with
which the great advantages were followed up
u our last signal victory over Rosecrans be-
gins slowly 10 unfold itself, and Gen. Bragg
e exonentsd from shouldering the blame
GsQetM Polk has t.ccn arrested, of course BY
a4s kfayx What foff On Monday
emosxin9 6eu; NJ had osI61lb 70 move race
idly forward nf daylight and attack the -
emy, either bef IRE he got within the fOrfifca,
tiOns at Chattanooga, or within them, as he
might find him. Gen. Bragg supposed, with
every reason justly, that his disordered ranks
could not be organized before light, and a
sudden attack in such q demOralized cOndi.
ton as he was forced from the field on Sun.
day night would increase the rout and re
suit in his entire destruction. Gen. Polk'e
command did not move until 12 NJ, so rumOr
has it-at least, it is no doubt true, he did
not get under way until very late in the day.
The result Is: Rosecrans improved the time
allowed him, got his shattered regiments
tOgctheragain, formed them behind the earth
wins, Ahu RI0NSu HIo SuiAS lh pOSltIOu Ill Tue
-trong batteries which surrounded the rear
,f the town. What excuse was offered for
sacrificing the fruits Of the most favorable
.ictory we have had in the war? Gen. Polk,
SO rulnor again has it, attaches the blame to
Gen. ID. II. Hill. Gen. Hills command, il
seems, was ordered by Gen. Polk to execute
the command Of Gen. Bragg, aud move for
ward at daylight to make the attack. When
asked why he did not move, his excuse was
that his men had no ra.ions and he would
not fight them without something to eat
Ii this prove true he deserved to be cashier
ed either for having no rations for his men
or for not moving forward without them in
such an important emergency. 1t is very
certain Tor it should be) that they had some
thing to eat The day before. and it is yet to be
seen when Southern soldiers are not ready to
move under more trying circumstances than
privation Of rations for "a hours. The neg
Iect of such weighty duties wLere SO much
of our interest was involved, hardly admits
an excuse, end the shortest way to guard
against such dreadful contingencies in future,
is to do away, as early as possible, with lead
ers who have such "bad luck. " 1t is to be
hoped better face may be put On the matter
thaa at present shows itself in the cOunte-
nance of Madam Rumor as she travels about
camp.
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49, "a SsNkkAH IND HI1Y O1N1U - eSs-s.
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sSSyyeS a ~ @esio puls6hod IN 49, - :
sa1lioa siasss = sishs iass ~ evss1 q !
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ANUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC.
N K CREHEN, Practical LithOgrapbist,
1i6 Main street,
Is ready to lithagraph Music for publishers and mu-
scians in the best style.
LITHOaRApH. labels, labels for druggists,
portraits tactics maps illustrations for books, also
executed in the best style at CkkHEN'S,
Ocl6-3tt LAO Main st.
CPECIAL NOTICE.-To hospitals, camps, and the
- public IN general. Being unable to purchase
Flour enough To meet my present demands will
from this date bake Tor hospitals, camps, and the
public, and give them one pauad Of Baked Bread for
one pound Of FOur aud supply ON two to thre
tboasund pounds per day. Pereens having -four aud
wishing il baked would do well TO give me call
ID BRIGGS, B aker,
Oc 17-3t$ C~rner Broad and lth sts
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r ARGE STOREHOUSE and Dwelling on Main st a.,
\ 4 in Ciarksville, near the Exchange Bank, for
sale.-We are authorized 10 sell all Lot, with q
large store and dwelling thereon, located as above.
The house has seven rooms above the store with two
store rooms, now occupied by god tenant mt fair
rent. Possession can be had in December next or
perhaps Sooner. A great bargain can be had. Ap-
ply to [Oc 1871 GODDIN Il APPERSON
VyALUABIE Farm aud Tavern Stand on the b ook
v Plsnkr0ad, Z miles above Richmond, contiin-
ibg 70 acres for sals-We authorized ~ Sell the
farm located "a above, now occupied by Mr. Fleming
Harris, about 20 acres cleared, balance in woods,
Estimated 10 cut from 500 10 GOO cords. The i'm
provements nearly consisting OF an excellent
dwelling, kitchen, stable, carriage-house, &C. This
is Q most excellent stand for tavern or country
store Apply 70 0ODDiN h APPERSON.
&C 1875
rULPEPER LAND for Sale "A most beautiful
\ J and valuable Farm 10 CuIpeper county. near
Rspidau Station containing 63lN acrss, with good
buildings aud highly improved. For particulars
apply to Ro Mayo or Hill Norfieet, corner Of
vhgiois and Cary streets. Richmond. Va.
Oc 11-3te
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lust rUBLISHED-
- TnE A1DDE-CAMP.
A Romance OF the War
BY JAMES d. MCCABE, JR
For Sale at ell the boOkstoyts and the office OF
The Magnolia Weekly corner 18th and Main
strests. o. 19-St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-20

Bird sappsrs win lose their popularity In
Richmond now, and bird hOnses will bo
acted, has greatly decreased the demand for
sora. alRi persons seeking few biFda for sick
friends will be no longer eib0wed ont Of tho
way by sleek negroes with hamper baskets,
paying exorbitsnt prices for every species
Of leafhered gDHe, to be used ~ bait md Dc.
cows tor the faro gaDsse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-20

Disordkrly Cbadssd. .--Three yOus1 men.
named George +. Long. Chse Iosg. md
John Sterling, were afraigned - ga
Mayor yesterday ON the chafgc of attempting
70 break Into Mrs. Mary Meltop's honse, 90
tk6ed {hnt Geosse keag came - "a. .honsa
on the night In question: and demanded ad-
miatance.t kefusing u comply with AiA re-
qaest, he proceeded to heat a8ainAt the door
and pull at the window shutters, alarming
her very much. The evidence only impll-
Gated the first-nSmed party as the guilty one,
the other two being present simply as friends
OF George, whom they were trying to per-
suaie TO relinquish his disofderly designs
upon the residence Of the complainant. The
Mayor, therefore, held him to bail in the sum
If $500 to keep the peace for twelve months,
and discharged the other two.
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RUNA WAYS


ZANE Hundred Dollars reward --Ranaway from
the subscribers, Oh the night of the 9th inst
two negro men, named Riley and Dan. Riley ia
very bright muatto, Is or 10 years old, feet
inches high, and has ON his right side a very large
scar, the effect Of q burn in Royh0od: had on when
he left soldiers cap, and either dark frock coat
gray sack, and carried with him Q black oil cloth
satchel and red checked cOuntepane would pass for
a white man in any crowd He is Ia all probability
making his way back TO Kentucky, where he wcs
purchased about year ago. Dan is black, q or rs
years cid, feet or inches high stout built short
hair p nd short whiskers; had when he left a new
suit Of black jeans and may follow Riley in the dh
rccton OF Kentucky, or may have induced Riley TO
follow him to the county Of Hanover, where he has
a wfe--in either case, trying to make their way to
the Yankee lines. The above reward will be paid
for their arrest and confinement $50 will be paid
for either Of them. HQ A BOYER,
JOEL GERMANY
Mt Airy Depot, Wy.he co, Va, Oct 10, 1863
&C l5-6t
NIFTY DOi.LAHS REWARD-Ran away from my
farm in Chesterfield county. four miles from the
city of Richmond, Friday the 9th st. October
my man Cornelius, aged "a or 25 years, feet or 2
inches high, dark gingerCake color; has one t.0th
out in front below, and Iisps little. Said negro
was raised by Edmund Ruffin, q little below Rich
motd Of whom l purchased him; don't recoi!eut
what kind Of clothes he had ON when be left Any
finding HIM will please deliver him to me at ny
store on Gary, between 18th and Virginia sts.
oc l3-3tt B ] JOHNSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-20

Fiaed-G. Il. Bouldware was yesterday
fined 81 and held to hail In the sum OF 800
for creating disturbance with the domksep-
er Of the Richmond Theatre, Saturday night.
The father Of smaii lad named Joseph
Syrup was fined t3 by the Mayor for throw.
ing stones in the street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-20

Gen. John w. Fraser. who snffendesed
Cumberhnd Gap. = native @ IeoAeeeees
and wae 4 captain 10 Inc ~ =. g = y
vhen the w1f broke ont
I a.e Arahisn steed, Tor neai1ent Do1h.
~ srrircd 6 Wilnlngtou. n. g. - 1-
4.n.s the STAMP osaaogo = CT at
ysiise6lEham vn Gen. IAoe. !. - -
20 sWinAlee g llsinGelon n oAS
O.. alaaes nov turn 90 = - sSes y!
r. IT,. A.s:.s -: : !, ~ = :. esass 90. I A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-20

The Ordinance Rates for hacks, drays, carts
and wagons, are entirely dsregarded, and the
most extrayagant charges are made on al oc-
casions. These vehicles are licensed to run
On the pnblic streets for public convcnience,
and the owners should be allowed fair cQns-
pensatiOn for their services but as long 40
the Council undertakes 10 fx . rate OF
charges. the drivers of vehicles ought to be
compelled to conform TO those rates or have
their licenses revoked. The Overseers OF thn
poor, who ar. furi ishing INDECENT families
with fuel at their houses, lind 1t impossible
to get the necessary baniing done by public
vehicles becais OF the exorbitant charges
made hy the drivers. This ought not 10 be,
aud the police Onght to see to 1t that the or.
dinance concerning vehicles is enforced. In
ordinary times it was common thing to hear
reports before the Mayor Of ordinance viola
tiOns by the drivers OF vehicles. Now, when
every thing Ia enormously high. and when
the ordinance ought 10 be enforced or re-
pealcd, the class vi persons alluded to seem
10 be making laws for themselves
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-20

Moksa~s from Broom cdva.-The stalk Of
the common broom corn viii Yield excellent
molaesss. Nv Joel. Parrisb, of LunenbaSx
county, Va, has made tome aud &nds thai
the yield u about two thirds Of the Yield Of
the sorghum and mucn swcster. We hasu
tasted this molasees and nnd it excelleat.--
Mr. r. deserves credit for this discovery,
which viii be Of great value.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-20

Try poIIAks Reward Stolen near Rich
n ,nooa Oh the night OF the 18th inst. u large bay
na,se wah star in his forehead and Slight sore
no hs bip hve years old in the spring; think he
has gone is the direction o! Gen. Lees army. The
shoye reward Will be given for any Information that
y n lead 10 the recoy cry Of the horse. Ny address
i. "R,chmoBd, care Of 5 X Fondren.''
3D-5it N V AB>Ef.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-20

SUBsTIrUTEs-We find the following
correspondence in the Greensboro Gala. J
Beacon
RICHMOND, Sept. %, 1863.
GOy J. H. Shorter, suppose there is a
mistake as to the action Of the enrolling OF.
tcer. All having substitutes may have been
called upon to show their papers. Under
orders Of July 20, 1868, the duty would he
upon the officer to show loss Of service
Gen. Pillow, having charge Of this matt sr,
will be telegraphed to on The subject.
(Signed) J. A. Seldom,
Secretary OF War.
MARIETTA, Sept. -, 1863
Co.. John Gil Shorter: Col. DOwd, at
Eutaw, is ordered to suspend arrest Of lnen
having substitutes for the present.
(Signed,) GID. j. PILLOW, Brig. Gen.
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Continued. little boys, named John
day arraigued before the Mayor on the
charge of stealing pair Of boots from Jacob
Mnbus, on Thursday evening last: Mebus
testified that the parties eame'into his store
in company with some soldiers who desired
to purchase o pair Of shoes, but they demur-
ring to the price asked, no sale was effected
Taking their departure, he paid NO further
pair Of boots was missing, and thereupon
suspected the accused of having stolen them
The boys denied all knowledge OF the theft
but His Honor, in order to ascertain their
character, and to pursue his investigations
further, continued the case till future day.
The charge against VIM. j. Summeryille,
Of keeping his store open on Sunday and
selling ardent spirits without . license 60 ia
do, was continued till this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-20

GlFrf Dollars Rswari.-Stray ed or stolen, on
y the 2ith ult, q brindie Cow, nearly three years
CID, aud giving milk. She has q white star on her
forehead; xso, white spot on her back, and white
sp'es along her ank her horns are almost straight
one u them slightly curved. The above reward
will bs paid for her recovery the detection Of the
thief II olen. J McKENNA,
oc T-2ts l4th street.
SrRAYkD-On the llth lust, from the 18th vision
Jackson Hospital, Q large red bony Cow, both
horns sawed OF at tips, and rope around them -
ahy Information regarding her whereabouts will be
'haakiuiiy received by tho STEWARD
&C i5-3lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-20

M uLE stealer5-43uV reward.-Saoien from my
lvl stables, near Meadow Bridge road, Henrico co,
w tle night OF the 26th ult, two horse mults-one
hss sized black, prominent hip bones, with the let
'ef "k branded Oh Que hip near the tail the other
avery daik bay, medium size; both iu moderate or
uet aud rather slender for their height but spirted
'1y sx years of aye. will give the above reward
~ uc apprehension or the thief and delivery OF the
mses, Or &l00 each for the delivery OF the mules.
oeH-eod3tt WING GARNET.
osT sT-euppossd TO have been left In q certain
= Z store On Broad street, . roll Of Confederate
hosss consisting In part of los sLd .0s, ior the re-
ssovsry Of which Sioo viii be paid Address .sMiss
hroagh the Dispateh, OF leave It at the Dis
fstea Office. oc l5-6ts
ioLEN-From my residence, next door 10 t1e
~ Ceotenary Church, on the morning Of the 18Th,
- tnisi silver Cup lined with gold, marked "F , TO
NV, sept %, 1850, )" and seven silver Teaspoons,
marked with the letter Ut, !" made by Mitchell ~
~ suitable reward will be paid for their delivery
81 tie Dispatch Office Nv WALKER.
oe l3-3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-20

A Oytat Gyieoance there Ia any one
business in this city to which access should
always be obtained, It is that of the apothe-
cary Very often o case Of life and death de-
pends upon getting some medicine which is
kept in their stores, and there should be no
honr, either day or night, when access could
not be had to them. A case In point has re-
Gently ,mc to our notice, where the friend
of young man who was taken suddenly and
seriously Ill tried, between - and O'Clock,
every apothecary store on Main, between l2th
and l7th streets, without being able to get
into any of them. The propriefors Of thesa
establishments would look well to their own
interests, as well as to necessary puhlis
conwepiehce, by having some one a ait
hours. both day and night, ready to attend
to any demands which may be made upon
themfo medicines. Until recently snch hsa
been the case, and we can see no reason why
the practice ehouA be discontinued. On
the contrary, the great crowd now In our
city renders il more necessary than ever that
such q custom should be kept up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-20

Mounted Ialice-The Mayors mounted Do
lice are on duty every night, and add addi.
tional security TO the city, infested as it ia
with thieves from every quarter. At late
hour last Friday night they discovered
hack on 10th street, between Marshall and
Clay, which the driver informed them was
waiting for a gentleman. Doubling the
truth OF the story, the guard moved Of, but
took positions so as to see what was going
on. They had waited but short time when
they discovered the hack in motion, and
pursuing il. found that the passengers were
negroes. knowing that the ordinance pro-
hibited servants from riding In public We
hicles without the written consent Of their
owners, the negroes were taken into custody
and turned over to the watchmen, but what
became of them we are unable to say, as
they were not at the Mayors Court last Sal
urday morning. Nearly all the rObberies
that lake place in the city are committed be-
tween 12 o'clock and daylight. and most Of
the vehicles. used TO carry OF the plumber
arc believed to be public hacks. 1t would,
therefore, be well for the mounted guard, "a
well as the watchmen, to keep their eyes
on these vehicles when seen in the streets at
unusual hours; and it might not be amiss to
enforce the ordinance concerning them, In
the day as well as night. Eternal vigilance
on the part Of the police is absolutely ne
cessary at this particular time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-20

4 NE Hundred and Fifty Dollars Reward Stolen
\ from my house in sidney,on On the night CT the
BIB, swhte Cow, with red spotted or dappled sides,
sbout hye years old, over medium size, swinging
hous from the side Of her head; giving near two
sa!ons OF milk per day.
vii give $50 for her return, and no questions
asked. JAS DEVLlN,
Grove Rsad, near Vim G Aliens Farm, Sidney.
l3-IiA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-20

I OSr-Bctween the American HOte$, Richmond,
! and Battery No Z, q package Of Clothing, &c
The said package was sewed up in q piece of cotton
aud marked "Calt H Hendren." II was in charge
G man by the name Of Totten, OF co b, 18th Va
battalion heavy artillery liberal reward will be
paid on delivery 10 the subscriber at Battery No I.
J H HENDREN, Capt'n,
&E-3ts 18th Va battn heavy art itlery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-20

A 4 Private Sale
"A cases bacx and white prints
25 kegs soda
10 boxes extract iogwOOd
2UO reams note paper
$1,000 envelopes
Dbl old rye whiskey
10 cases killickiick smoking tobacco
10 do Golden Horn do do
80 boxes manufactured tobacco, fine grades.
OC l9--Ct SUMNER l. ARENTS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-20

TWENTY FIVE poiars Reward -Ssrayed fr' III
/ the residence Of the subscriber my Cow, light
r.a with q white streak. commencing near The
middle Of her Lack aud running down her tail. No
Other marks rec0lIect.d She Is young and In good
erdsr Anyirformstion In regard to her left at my
residence or at Price Co.'S, store, corner 18th
sud Main streets, will he thankfully received.
&C 20 SIT WILSON BRAGG
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-20

NSE Uundred Dollars Kewa,d-win be paid for
( h. recovery # green leather Trunk, sup
~, .o have been stolen from Ar Jes A essy's
{on,. on Church Hill daripg the Gre there last
. o. .nsssssa.y night che trunk cbatsinsd several
We. II clothing belonging to young soldier IN
sss three vests: six shiats. beavers &c; aIso
.Ss 1..i,'. dresses and some oth.r und-reIothin4
~ t,uak had - K II" painted in white letters
-. AZ h. End. As the young man Is an only sou ,and
=; -. n,,,hsr widow she will b, very grateful fo'
~, ,a,ormatou respecting il AID can be found at
~ nr % Main street, between 18th and 18th.
...n.-fE
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FOR RENT AND 84LE

OR sa'e-A very desirxbi- family Rrsiderca
in a pleasant part Of the city. This hOuss cen
tsias 10 good rooms has all necessary out houfes
attached. with t~o large vacant lots; also, q uood
pumptr wafer IN the yard. For other particular
sedress "A g." Dispatch cfflce. Price tl5, ,OOO.
oc N-3tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-20

lTOK RENT.-We have for rent house situated
Z on Leigh, between I'd and Sd sts, containing
kitchen, with rooms, and stable. The house is
we'll fur ishei with furniture which viii be rented
with it, and possession given In a few days. Apply
at CLOP fON 4 LYNES Office,
Sc 29-ts On corner Of Wall aud FrAnklin alta.
ENOR kE.,T-The upper part Of our store, very
suitable for storing goods. For terms. apply
to POLLARD 4 WALKER,
oc 17-eod3t Cary, bet 18th and 18th streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-20

Ii Ok kEsT--on very me derate terms. pleasant
y partially fasbi 'lied kof m. suitable for ope
two gentlemen. located Within two doors of Main
street Address - /" at this efl:s. -oc 80 2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-20

NT0lkN-Un the 2lst Sept, 1868, III the county Of
y Caroline, milk and cider Horse, white spot on
right nostril split in his front hoOf, about IA
years VI age, medium size, works well aud rides
veil SIS will be paid for his delivery at the Syca-
noes III Caroline Co, address me, at Guineas Sta
ioo, So can get him. WlTHEkS.
lg--Gis
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-18
LOYAL DEMOCRATS SPEAKING OUT.

We publish on our outside. to-day, some eS-
tracts from speeches of James T. Brady John
Van Buren and Charles P DAILY, delivered al
= meeting IN New York March 9Th; alss.
an extract from some remarks made in Ptili-
e'phia by ev-Gov. Wright Of Indiana, and
letter from Gen. M'Clernand TO John Van Ba
rem, on the inside. We commend the seuti
menfs contained in these documents 10 all
loyal men, aud especially to the loyal Dcmo-
Gratis of Ciearfeli county. They plainly in
dicate the tendency OF the true Democratic
sentiment Of the country, and are worthy Of
imitation by all who desire 10 see :he Union
p-rseryed.