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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-13

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Charges of malfeasance in Office were
made against Tom Allyn. and sustained
by the sworn af6dayits of responsible and
credible men. Thereupon Allyn, instead
of disproving these specific charges. goes
to certain Union men and represents that
his sureties are becoming uneasy. and
'begs them in order to satisfy his sure.ies
TO give him . certificate Of good character.
And then, in violation Of good faith. he
publishes those certi6cases for political
effect, to produces the suppression that the
gentlemen who signsd them will support
him.. S. ssss
i is 2 psiaciple Of oOn,mou sense, a
We'll as Of Law, that if an act Of crime is
fastened on an individual BY testimony,
evidence OF general good character only
goes in mitigation Of punishment, and
the lightsst penalty the loyal people can
in reason infliet on Allyn 10 to retire him
to the shades of private life, where he
will no longer Be exposed TO the corrupt.
ing influence of Copperhead Office hold.
ing. sss.sss
Here Is . statement Of the circum.
stances under which Allyn obtained the
signatures to his certificate of good char.
acter: = q g Y Z
50 Fort Madison Oct. 12. 1853.
T. Fl. Allyn called upon the under.
sieued and appealed u us as persona
friends for the use Of our names 10 Jusi
ness men. with assu1uces that they woult
be used for private purposes and viii
personAl friends, and that they would no
be published It VAS net our intention
or understanding that onr names woalt
be used a. they have been. We signe,
thsrsrti6dats INA buDiness point Of visv
and with that understanding, and in nsiny
our nsmeS sS he has We consider that h
has violatAdi his Eoe1i f1ishs towards rs. /.
Gro. p. EATON,
JoRx II. WIHTERDorzAn.
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The New York HeFala Fears the Cen.
ff5 5NfA ing Storm.
The New York Herald sees the an

: ihe New York Herald sees the ap
preaching storm which threatens de struc
tion to the Democratic ship in New York
and it cries aloud to officers and Drew to
tack ship and scud before the wind. 1
secs that the union of Seymour's wal
hypocrites and Woods peace men on the
ssme platform, and insthe same oreanizs
tion, won't win, and it calls upon the wal
Democracy to come out from among them
Or the party viii be utterly overthrown
and annihilated.
The Herald isnot generally gArded
as specially conscientious. yet it has pred
Il for great sagacity 10 discerning the di.
rection Of popular sentiment asd in trim.
ming its sails to catch the breeze. There.
fore iss present warning is significant and
forebodes just such fate to the raseally
leaders Of the two wings Of the Democra-
cy as has overtaken them in Maine and
California. and as will sweep them rith
az overthrow in Iowa on to-day. The
Herald says,
The war Democracy ought to hold Z
mass meeting in this city Immediately,
and indorse the war platform and the war
platform and the war ticket. Seymour,
BOBBY Brooks and Ben Wood will swap
them if they are not careful.
. In another article, the same paper
says,
Now is the time for all true war Dem
ocrats and Conservatives of every stripe
to show their hands in manner that will
COW down and neutralize the spoil mon-,
gering. conscience forsaken political "man-
ayers" who sre attempting to make prey
of THAR cospsry's necessities. Let men
OF the true metal and approved antece-
dents lose no time 10 rAllying together q
mass meeting our unterri6ed cohorts; and
let such q platform be put forward, and
such speeches te made, as viii ring the
death knell Of the Coppsrhead heresy
throughout the length and breadth of the
loyal land For such consum nation
the people are more than ready They
are eager. Let the recognized leaders os
the honest war Democracy do their duty,
and all will be we'll,
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About tho Deputy sheriff.
KsoxUK. Iowa, Sept. 9, 1868

MR. EDITOR I'll have received several
letters from friends stating that my enc.
mics were reporting me as pledged to
WIN. H. Leach for a deputy sherifship,
in case of my election
lst. | have not pledged myself ~
recuy or indirectly to any person. Cd.
! never suggested deputy sheriffship
to VIM. H. Leach, nor did he to me-
On the contrary, hearing that such re-
port was out, be came to me and said that
under no circumstances would he accept
The position If offered II elected as lex
pect to be, l will make appointments sooap-
table to the Ioyaipeople of Lee county, meu
Of hopesty and capsbility. ! can say 70
my fieuds, that my enemies are circula-
ting forged letters through the county.
"Cease sipsrs, ys bite against a fle;"
the miserable. low course you have pur
sued toward me has made me host Of
friends. When the election is over. there
is not sneak who will not be denying
his infamous conduct.
ISRAEL ANDERSON.
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CoppsrheaA Editors An Ohis.
Here is brief mention of trio oflead.
ing Copperhead editors in Ohio, and the
spirit of the prsss is the same in Iowa
Indeed The old boast Of the Democracy.
that their principles and views we're the
same, North and South, East and West,
seems as true to-day As ever. The Geor-
gia Constitutionalist and the Richmond
Enquirer are co-laborers with the Cincin-
natl Enquirer and the Constitutions Of
Iowa in common cause, and to the same
end "Sam Medary, the old wheel horse Of
the Vallandigham party-the blessed
martyr the editor Of Crisis-the mas
ter spirit of the Dem ocratic State Central
Committee, published in his Crisis Of
March 26. 1861, an article advocating
the adoption Of the Montgomery (secesh
Consultation. He declared it the sups-
rior of the old Constitution-and that va
must adopt it or accept disunion. Me-
dary's article will be found in another
column.
"Charles Rhoads, who edits the Mariet-
,x Republican, an original vallandigham
sheet. which has been roaring long and
loud about arbitrary arrests and Lincoln
tyranny. was in 1861 a citizen of Virginia,
and roted for the Ordinance Of Secession.
Now he is recognized as au exponent OF
the principles of the Democratic party OF
Ohio.
.'George Baber, the editor of the Day
ton Empire, was, at the commencement
Of the war, the editor Of the Nashville
Banner, ferocous rebel sheet He was
full of loodthirsty fury, howling for the
massacre OF the boys from Ohio, who were
following the flag OF the Union. he pub
lished dispatches addressed to him per-
sonally, announcing rebel victory at 1T.
Doneson, lsuch was the first report at
Nashville, J and rejoiced over it. Now
he is the editor OF the home organ of Mr..
Valiandighsm; and we must confess,
whatever he may be charged with. it would
be unfair to call him inconsistent. He
was q traitor at Nashville, and now is
supporting traitor for Governor of Ohio. y
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VIII positively buy their note, letter
and cap papers, at j. w. Ogden's Book
Store, at less figures than can be bought
at ST. Louis or Chicago. He has large
stock and intends closing out at small
advance. School Books, at Chicago pri-
ees. or less. ee23lmo
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INVASION OF OHro.-The Copperhesds
Of neighboring States have arranged a
systematic invasion of Ohio to carry the
election. Scores of the scoundrels are
reported on their way, aud many bad al
ready reached their destination. It's to
be hoped that these enemies of the coun-
try may be captured AID sent to the PEN
itentiary with Morgan and bis men.
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FRIrsD HOW'LL The so CO. called De
mocracy of old Lee, in order % defea
Capt. Anderson for sheriff, have fteel,
circulated confidential letters written b,
Capt. A.. to his attorney 10 your city
thus violating honor, manhood and com
mon decency. This has been freely ven
tilated through the colum ms of the Cat.
City and PlaindeAler.~
We have another memoranda to make
which establishes the fact that the COP.
perheads Of Keokuk are 90 more infanous
than are their allies ia Fort Madison
Wien the Gate City and Fort Madison
Plaindealer appeared upon our streets On
Friday last, containing certificates sworn
to BY the best men IN our county, e.tab-
lishing and confirming the fact tha. I.
H. Allyn had perverted his Office and
position to further his individual ag0ran-
dizement. had remit,cd the interest due
on some Of his political friends taxes,
and exacted it from Others, and acknowl.
edged to gentlemen OF high standing tha,
he bad done %. affirnisg at the same
time that lie had SO RENTED interes, TO
political.friends, with view to having
them work for him politicaly-we say,
- soon ss the papers alluded to appeared,
Mr.. Allyn veat to gentlemen OF this
eity-gsnuemsn who will vote open bal.
lots against hin, and requested of them as
special favor, that they would sign pa.
per setting forth the fact that they had
always found him honest and correct in
his private dealings With them, Offering
at the time he made such request .ha. be
would not use their names publicly.
nor publish their statement that he
simply wished to show such certificates
to his bondsmen, who had grown Appre.
bensive through the charges which had
been made against him through the pa
pers.
Such certificates sworn to-har. ..
been published, and thrown broadcas.
throughout shs country except in this
city, and it was only through the kind
ness of true Democrat who lives in the
country. that We came to knowledge Of
shs hot aud 10 possession OF the circular
such certificates.
Mr.. Allyn has thus followed the exam
pie Of Erie s. Leecb, Of ,onr city. has
v'slated his pledged word aud honor.
Those who before respected him pers N
ally can nov form an adequate idea oi
his innate meanness. and on to,norrow
can vote Agaius, him with v" VIM"
Those who have read the certificate.
establishing Mr. Allyn's venality as rnb.
lished IN your pa per and the PIaind aler Of
this city. and who read this letter, and
viii then vote for Mr. A., will 50 vote
against light and knowledge, and l.e
PARTY to placing in position a man vito
has violated his official oath and degraded
himself socially, in deludns and deceiv-
Ing his conf 6len,ial friends.
Otiseus OF Lee county, put your mark
Of disapprobation upon the vile Cop.
perhead on tomorrow.
WILLIAMl CAyrsEY,
Editor Plaindealer.
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ing sacrifice TO the cause of Liberty and
Uaion, the Soldiers Of the Republic look
t. us for aid and comfort. In struggle
like the prese mt, with an issue involving
such momentous interests. you can only
be true 70 our country BY voting with its
common defenders. Friends, think OF
these things. and act as becomes good
men and true
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CLOSING SToREs-The loyal business
men of Cincinnati have agreed to close
their business houses on election day.
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Rorgery ana Fraud.-Garblfng the
fA DssPMtGhes.


H DisPa,ehes.
ihe Copperhead leaders are doing q
land office business in the line Of forgery
and fraud, And the Copperhead press
has gone into the business of garbIing
and forging teIegraphie dispatches to
suit ths'r purposes II is entirely Con.
st'tutional 70 misiesc and humbug their
readers and the public by such villainous
manipulations of the news.
. As single instance, and verv signi6.
cant specimen of their handiwork. We
quote the following dispatch from the
copperhead press of Saturday morning !:
"Tbe Memphis Atlantic Appeal, speak.
ing OF their success at Chattanooga, says
We shall nov be recognized
Now what this Southern Copperhead
organ really said. and what was telegraph
ed to all the papers alike, aud vas cor
rectly published in the Gate CITY was
this
The Memphis Atlanta Appeal, speak
ing OF their success at Chattanooga, says
We shall now be recognized. Our sue
cess will False Vdlandigbam, and he vii.
be elected"
1t vas an important aud significant
idea Of tho Appeal that the rebel success
would secure the election of their friend
taliandigham. Aud this fact il con ce.l-
cd from the readers of Coppesbsad papers
because itsheus the mutual sympathies
Of the traitors North and South. and the
common ends for which they are working
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TOHN N. HUMMER, ID,
Homeopathic Physici0M.
KgoRUK, IOWA.
One can Or esidenceon Hixhstreet.betweerIoths md
lhh fwchQsI
NOTICE.

To Curtis r. Conn., John r Sanfrd VIM Beknsp,
ATwsliinr, The STATE If Io~a for he us- Of he
Sch sol FUND.-. nr,ngs Anderson: Wheeler, Bel
Low. Coz Vim * l. Ruddsck. Miller Alexander,
ST voorhics, rbapin q lie, John hurst Charles
Nc t,ili, James Cox Anna NerthUcton, Erecu
trix o tthe estate OF WIN Worthinstnn, deceased !;
Miller Ms,hew 4 Co: Robert Hamiitfn, James
RAMSEY Vim Col man, James =" =, OK James Bur
rowe Caleb Cop- S.to: Ntiti m Pre.lop, George
c.h.. atyytey d Wood !. Hamii; Mou Shober
= 20 RrownA Ciendebiag:
von .rJ each OF are hereby notified thai on or
&c.. ~, ,ath day ofocfober feS3 there viii be
AZ 4; ,he once Of the Clerk OF the Eistriei Curt OF
as.'rornty ToGa at Fart Mauison, petItfon or
$3.50 y Miller. surviving biiTee, claiming OF volt
,na Ala Cur,i- Conn and John r. Sanford. The sum
~ ~ 80 Hundred and Ffiy Dollars s4feo Dollars
snd luterest money due prorss,sv mote, exc
led by tn. Samuel Miller and Lewis REEVES;
sIso claiming aainst all or you the foreclosure Of
Morlgagr given to s-cuse said note ccnves ing the
ALLOWING real estate to vii Lot one fl,. In sock
eleven fIi Ehe iity OF Keoksk, In the Coanty of
Lee and tate nf Iowa, ia which said real eetats the
q Mr. s@f.rrd suts clAn ssne Interest.
A uniaS> sun sppr thereto and defend before
noon of the Sccond dar OF the DectwNer tern. lsaa
n ssii Dis, fic Curt For VI eis1n, laeErssbt
deer w,ii b. renAsrei ,hefsea according 81 frs VET
Of said petition
oeas-d4w Aptorasss sot PL' h,g,
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EIRsT NATIONAL BANK.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OvrtcR o. ConP-Netuws nv CusRwscy,
Washington Sc tamnHr9 1853

Wsshtnytan. Sc tAmh+FJ 1883
WHEREAS, BY SATISFACTORY
w eyidenee presaptad to IN. u.fersigped, II hss
bee made To arpear thai te Fr-t Nsttonsi snk 81
Keekus in The County Of Lee aud Stale oi Iowa has
het ,uiy og tpjxal unaer and according 10 the re-
81 the Of Congress entitled An CT 10
nray;,, t,anar Curreney. enrea hv psptge Of
unissi State stocks, aad 20 provide ioa NE cfcats
,sss MA 49, complied with All the provisions ofssHi
a. reou,red H. be complied with before censmepcng
the bustness RI Bshkfne
3 Saw. therefore, I. Hagh MeCuilach Comntrnler 0;
thh rurYsncg do hereby erre that 'he said First a.
fte.af esrk ef Keokuk. County n Lee ana s.ase oi
Iwa IL AushntiTrfto commence the busine VI nnHk
ipg und y the act Of read.
In lasimH nv hereof witness nv eaad and seal d
&c, this ninth day Of Sep..mhet. 1873
HUGH McCtLLOCH,
seple-dam Conpsseusr Of the Casrsa cy.
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Eternal ylgiiance.

Every State in the Union is watching
with eager interest for the result Of the
election il Iowa. The States 10 revolt
are anxious 70 see reputation in lows
of the only National party. Shall they be
grati6ed2 7 Patriots everywhere are look
ing tv Iowa to vindicate At the polls the
policy of crushing the rebels by force Of
arms. Shall they be disappointed? Let
every patriot in the State Be found at his
post. eternal vigilance is the price Of
Liberty e ~
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Cepperhsaa chr.. ,e,e..

The Copperhsad papers are publishing
chronicles. the first verse Of which Will
answer as specimen brick Of thesd-
ume: -
!. II came to pass in the eighty and
fourth year Of the Republic, that james
the just. having ruled with equity ell The
days OF his appointed time. retired - the
shades Of Wheatlaud and ndAbraham reigned
in bis stead. - i
Here James Buchanan, the infamou,
panderer to treason, who declared to the
trsitors 10 advance, 10 bis annual mes
sage, that if they chose to secede there
was no power under the Constitution, L
prevent or punish them, is honorsd With
the tials oi tho brother Of our Lord
"Jaa;s;ss ashs Just, ~
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WHICH ARNY ARE You FoR There
Is not man who will vote to-day, bur
Knows thst the success of the Copper.
head ticket viii be hailed witt JOY BY the
rebel army. and With grief and dismsy By
our Union tr,ops in the fed This fact
yoi KNOW. then choose Wish 4Rav YOU
vii aid and comfort b. your vote
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work ana win.

Success at the polls cannot be gaiued
by apathy or idleness. The splendid
-dpion victories in California and Maine
were the fruits Of patriotic labor. The
San Francisco Bulletin says that on the
day OF election business there was almost
entirely suspended. The best men in the
city stood at the polls and worked from
eight o'clock in the morning until sunset.
for the Union ticket. That is the way to
do the business. When the loyal cit-
zens are in force at the polls. scrutinizing
every voter and challenging every doubt
flu, vote, the frauds will be few but if it
is left for small committee OF challen
gers without the presence of the Union
men TO sustain them, the Effort to keep
out Illegal votes will be timid and met
fectual BE there yoursfves. Make your
business arrangements to stay there during
the dav. Learn what falsehoods the Cop
perheads are disseminating, what frauds
they are perpetrating. and take pains t.
expose aud counferact them. Leok on
the approaching election as yop would on
great battle before you, involving IL It's
results the highest interests OF yourselves,
your families, your country and all that
is and ought to We precious to you on
earth. Work, and all is safe.
SThe weather was too bad last night
to venture out with torch-light process
sion. But the Union men are determin-
ed to work to day to saeh effect that they
will win the right to a toroh-light process
sion, aud general illumination, and a
glorious demonstration over splendid
Union victory, some OF these fine nights.
MUSTERED Is.-The colored regiment
received their uniform on Saturday, and
the regiment was organized on Sunday
by musteringin the following named gen.
tlemen as officers:
DR.. F. Collins, Lieut.. Colonel j. D.
Murphy, Major; n. W. Pratt, Adjutaut;
w. Mcqueen, Qaartermastsr; DR.. F
Knowles, Surgeon; W. H. Williams, Cd
Lisut. Co. A; G. A. A. Dean, Captain
Co. B. II. L. Bradley, lst Lieut.; Go. c.
E. Ramsey, Captain, w. A. E. Tisdale,
I'd Lieut.; Co. d. DIV. Stuart, Capt. H
Young, lst Lieut. W. A. Bond, I'd Lieu
tenant !. Co. E, ]. II. Work, Captain, A
H. Rice, I'd Lieut.; Co. F, Fl. C. Brown,
Captain. G. H. Brock, 1st Lieut., P. A.
Dertsort, ed Lieut..
The remainder Of the field, staff and
line officers could not be muste rad in be.
cause they had not received their dismissal
from their respective regiments, and viii
not be mustered in until the second mus
ter. Ta e %
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TEE SosG MEssESGER.-We are IN
receipt Of this beautiful little monthly for
October, replete as usual with interesting
reading matter and new music. Sand 10
yopr subscription. r.e
Terms 60 cents per year. Address
Messrs. Root 4 Caiy, Chicago.
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THE CITY.
Arrival and Departure Of Mails.


T. IT .. 4. AID n. R.R.I K. MT. r. AND Il. \. =.
Train leaves 80 4. Train leaves ;. us An.
q srvives, - = .v0P.u ID Train ieayss $50 r.A
Freight leaves. 3 90 Pm rLi ~ ols & sourH L. IN
arrives. 93OP.x. Leave Hxmils l. 90 n.
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rF The devils With Qaantrel would
shout in triumph over Coppcrnead vic.
tory in Iowa. Who then, amongst us,
would give them such cause Of -rejoicing
and triumph.
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1 A very editying account OF the last
moments Of John B Floyd. is going the
rounds Of ths papers. Doubtless the re-
membrance of the thief on the cross fur
nished consolation to the dying traitor.
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NJ SIC! M U SIC!!
KgOkUK BRASS AND STRING BAND!

This celebrated Band will play at all places Of smuse
ments and evening entertaiaments; also Al Pofhica,
Katherngs Balls, dc This exceil.a at Band 10 rom
posed Of snne Of The best Musicians In this countrv
ana 10 undev the leadership Of Prof HlRr well
Orde can be leii at the Masis Hall Saloon on
TIL q 81 ect, mkt TO Provost MarshaIs of6ce
octS-dim
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~ The Jennie Whipple is the morn

~ The Jennie Whipple is the morn
ing boat for Davenport and Rock Island
and intermediate points. Leaves Fort
Madison on arrival of the cars, and will
make connection with trains at Burling-
ton for Mt. Pleasant, Fairfield, Ottumwa,
DC, also with trains Est for Chicago.
UxIoN.-Uni.e Your good hour with
d. b. DeLand & Co.'S Chemical Saterd-
tus if you want extra bread, biscuit and
pastry Of all kinds. United they rise,
divided they fall.
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Al lSS A. KING,
NEW AND FASHIONABLE
f A / L G Q O d S
Millinery r Dress .Naki,as.
IHcLuDIno
B0NNETTS,
RIBBONS,

French and American Flowers, Embroidered Sets
Mourning Sets, Collars, Laces Gloves Of III desc rip
tons, French Ocrsets Hoop skirts Supporters, and
variety OF other Notions.
II Psouthside OF Main bet. I'd and ID Streets.-rH
ocis-diy
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N aIsKIE

MARRIED..
B. 'ho1 sarstn. Eq n Ai. o3se Mr. srrarsx &
DEreE ard stss RAeHxL Ass PErEasax hcth N this
e1at'tF o. ~ u gs
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stThrew Ous the soldiers Vote"
Il seems from the following editorial
of the Muscatins Journal that Judge
Thayer, the leading Copperhead of that
section, cannot conceal his dread and bis
hostility to the soldiers vote. Aud We
venture to say that every Comprehend
leader at our polls, including the judges
Of the election. will openly manifest their
hatred to the soldiers who have suffered
in their country's cause. while their love
for the peace sneaks Who have staid at home
and opposed the war will be equally
manifest.
The Journal says:
ssStrong in the confidence Of complete
success, prominent and jealous Union
ist Of our city proposes to the valiant edi-
tor to furnish ten half barrels OF four for
the families Of needy soldiers, il the
Union ticket has not majority ia this
county on the lath of October. How
does the Democratic editor reply p
ss7hrop ont the soldiers rote, and accept
the proposition" What, not confident
of securing the soldiers vote for Demo
cratic conservatism and Democratic inter
pretations Of Constitutional law Admit
that the gallant men who are absent from
home and its sacred associations, fighting
rebeliious Democrats in the South. will
not vote your ticket, do you, Mr.. Thayer?
s'Democrats-layal men, what have
you to say? Will you vote against your
fathers, your cons and y,ur brothers ?
Is this the dictate Of true patriotism
While your Democratic organ admits that
the soldiers will vote the Union ticket,
will you vote against it at bone /?
s'By al the hallowed recollections oi
our Revolutionary days-by the blood
ahed :. Concord, Lexington. Bunker's
Hill. and Yorktown-by the heroic sac
r6ces Of osr sainted .Fathers-by th,
recolleofion Of our past greatness and the
anticipation of. greatness in future days
by e5hlbod spilled at Wilson's Creek
Blus Mills, EFmont, Donelson, Shiloh
Pea Ridge. victsbarg, and many aothe
battle 6c'ds fJr suppressing a slave-ho.d
ers rsboil.on-hy the sacred memories o
ohr dear ~friends Who have fallen il
deaths long sleep, beneath the starr.
hag.. We appeal to you not TO turn you
back upon our soldiers. EnvironedF~itl
iaDgers-confronting I determined foe
holding their lives in their hands, . will
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The sesvst sAdge Of tho Memphis
rebel women u no hoops