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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-01
Sort Clinton, Sttaira Gpuntp,
,~ Gept. 10. 1868.
5erren Netu6arb unb Tteierl

@ttttU OttIuQutu ultV ORIttl s".-e..er ..H.sr
Sic in Strsm nerttsn Blatte ausefineiste hemcs
fratilhe MaHens@ erlammlura rcm II. ;. M., in
SPORT @lintcn, irar cine Der srcBartisitsn Sencniras
ticnen, bic ie in Sttctra 6 cuntp itattaefnnbem bat.'
Ste 9emcfraten ermartsten cine ,atlreiHe 0er1amn,,
lung, bod anf einsn lcldhen 3ubrans Bate man niht
ssrcdnet: @acn am iribsn Nlcrssn nrSmltsn 9suts
bsrtei Bon NAB unb fern, unb faatsn Die Stabsn Der
Gtaet. Gantu,p Scrnitip, tsfannt ale has vOeut,
1he Settlement,S mar ~cieIsamal t~s1cnoers fart rsr.
trstsn, &c ihidte inns unesfabr GO 9Sasen rca See
~n,rfratsn, n~lsiasus ate ~atnisnler. Inter Gang una
Slang, nas auasSeihnets Muiifd,cr ron saneusfy
City an Ger gpiks, srs bic Yrosiicn in bic Gtaet.
lSem Fate niht bas GerS in, Ssite astaht, ale BET
ron Sternentannern nmb 9ifcrptaumsn ibsroahte
3us NIT flinaenbsm grisi, urter epnnsrnosn Sur.
rats fir @auaneiabum uno Yust, Gh turd bic
6aupttraeen ~tsrsats? ~llnssfaer I'M II ll6r tanss
ten bic 3iae pcn qap, Galen,, grie uno GarrcQ
Scmnltirs On, uno lhicRsn ih Der Tsasprcosiicu
ali. @arrca S%crnitip mar am Soften %rsrtretsn. Sra.
mentlih jrei nit Tabnen une 9idc,pirsissn at;isrs
tie. ron il isfa pfsreen seScsene, Massn seiAnsten
1ih aus. Sen rIten Sierte bic nit CEN, Ureibsi.ss
Diabsm ssihmiidts. Got.in Der Union, %u,nsebsn rcu
81 jungsn Mdohtn, In rctb, ,rsi6 NIB tlau eeflciz
Bet, bic rerfhieeenen Staaten rspraisntirenb. Som
folsts elm aresrss, iaSn s%escrirtsr, Masen, auf lrels
dem lh "a jun9e 8urihsn tsfanoen, Die in loren
~ OsS"tN" sSS'pt WV ptuutu
ghdr;en fA rcrtrsfliA ausnabmenn. Die Ytc,
;elFcn scipdtrte einen impcianten Mntlif, mar iittr
cine Meilf lang unb unisre 9srrsn &eputlifaner
truBtsn nidt, mas is pcr llsterraihuns lasen ic0s
ten, ala fs iaten, mis leltit Die 9strcbnsr Der due
berf ielten an b~erartisen G%eflidfsitsn i4 tsttsili.
ssncsn 0rti&a after i1A 70 5ablrsih einssfunoem tats
ten.
Sic @sben puroen 9ahmittass 2 llbr, anf Dem
Tairplase ~9sbalten, bic Ssrren Omen uno Ncb!e
iprahen tn ensliihr gprade 81 elmer sntbuTaRis
fhen @sriammlurs. llster Der gprshstibne bats
ten bic con 4utsins 9ap fcn,mcnosn9 elsgatsn cinem
lstsnpissn Mbler ausstraht, Der t~sicnoerss Sntsrsfe
an Den @erbanblunsrn gu nstmsn ihien. 60 eft
bic 8ssd1sruas Der psriammelten Mense iih In laus
ten BeifaIsteeusunsen funb gas, mtsrtisb sr niat,
feline @isienfisd 81 %entfaltsn. nnb eiiris ani unb niss
Der III tsresen, mslhss hann ME psrisblte, neuen
oonnsrntsn alrplaus bsrrcrsurufen. 0on elmer ans
bsrsn Babns ipran esrr Otto 9reisl itsr 2 Stun,
ben lang, su elmer iteraus 5atlreidsn @sriammlrns
beut1her Gemosratsn. '9srr Grsisl III Elm auss
ssSsidnsttr 9ishner, unb feline fdbiss unb Iharfs 9t.s
De rsrfsblts nidt, srcse 8sasiitsruns inter isinm
3ubSrsrn rbsrrorsurufsn. Mnss sins in tsisr Orb.
nuns rcr fh. Otta,pa esbsnfs, trcs Der au6ercrs
rsntIihsn 9lntrsneunssn Der 8erutlifansr, lire tiss
beries bsmofratiihs Stimmenjatl niht alsin Eel Ger
ndbltsn Sftcterrutl ;u tsaauptsa, lOnesrn lie nod
t~soeutsub gu persrS6ern. 9.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-01
Ote Matur.

9,ttune ,ur gerbr stuna naturmiHsnia ida ftfter 6tnutnis UNI Watumn.
faauune fir Peter aGer Staase. Ssraasaessten srn Or .. Tile ans
Sr. 8arl WiGer. Der Sahraans lit $500.
Gs sibt feneu Sant ub fcinen 8eruf, fir rem bic 8erntnie ter Sra
tur ntdt sur slrttwenstsfett asrprfen rdre unb es sriatrt feiae 9eit~
itrit. lie bsEer ais bic ngatur" aeeisnet mare. Rte yaturmiltn fdaften
ins tGalide Qeben ein.uflbren. 8ie@anenter Serausaeter Sd raen fir
lie @eSteaenteit Ger &rtifel, bic susleid ppputir unb ser finslhd aeldrie.
ES
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-01

g 8 erftner tlfufrtrte o menseituns. Sdtrlit IS Sum.
wern Ecltp. preis per Satredra $500.
= Ter gd,ar, bic nIslidfe. rei6taltaae unb biGiafe 8drilisn,ettuns.
tat ris @ufsate, turd qtsHtuns anS gsihreibuna sie eeftaanfertisuas
auer Geaenfdnse. pede tn has 0ereth Ter metbHten 6dntarbeiten a.
bSrsn, tets nmd her berrfdenten MOte ,u lebren. Gs merten idbrHd
iber 1000 Ittleuneen aeseben. @ueerser, lskrt Ger untertaitsnse 9teh:
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-01
Rprbbeutider 2lpnb.

Nprbbeutfder Nosb.
geelndeise bnshs poa-D ampffatdfabrt spitaen
premen & 1em 19ork pia Southampton
bur9 bic bslsbtn, elegant eneerbtst.n weF. Dampf&ta.
bremen, 49,. . Capt. 6. Mtper.
|Rep Dprt, 49,. -. . Cart. g. Mente.
(neu) Capt. 9.S.p. Santen
Amertfa, (n.u) ;. Capt. s a8sRsls.
BON 5000 1cnnen ,nb 700 wrrbefraf.
Die erptbdicnstase Tnb mae fOet ~eassest:
spn enc bon g outb a m pt . n: BON 81. II 90
IL. @eptenaber. is. Sfptsmbr. 26. @eptembu.
g. g:stsmbsr. 90. gssismtsr. 70. Sitoser.
an pel9sm Sage be Dampsr
reaa Die nereiuisten Staatea POI
ebmea. ,s ....s -n.s Ia.
Die Ddmpfer tkfer eias baltsa CUR eausuns ber paFastes
mad 9 nslanS rnS 6ranfrei9, in S0uttanptOaa
-#i 5ga gaffass wreife:
8on 8remen nad 9ep 0ort: a
3 eo,s,. }Oberer Saon. ....... $50 90
as - nnterer DO ........ 100 so
3wptsnsed. .......... .......... 60 90
gru Nsp Dprf naa Bremen, o an IN,
9apre unS grutba m ptou:
goi6 }Sbertr Salon.......,,. $l35
- uhHrsr " ~
Smiiteneea
allie incl gesSfisuns. ,m@fa'etA
W &untantsn mad Sasrs Sstaba,nrpa rab Breusss
ben n~ieersRen STATEN. Pa H 4tsE
U paauete &c. rfrtsn bic 9 ubr GSrneatass am III.
.eanastaee int Bureau Der untereitneten angenprtnsen unb
auf W~eransen nod irgenb efnert Sre Te,tfutanbs befbrbert
Mh bitten Stfen rerSen 8rrfs na1 allen Ibeaen Deutf91
lambs befDrbert unt unler Der Wuffhrit Der Bremen Steamer,
n aaen pph 8ureau's Der Ser. gtaaten ansenpmnaen.
Desen 5raat uas vaaass wsnss man ia an
SelrihS II. Co.,
60 Brpabfreet, New yur!.
~5rnt j. OU . .."t''"h.-r
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-01
Shube unD Stiefel.

Der Intersei&nte n,a&t bermt benz publifunt bic eraebens
Mn3eige, tab II pieber cine erree Genhung @tiefd unb SGubs
srbaltsn bat. Eslelben linb in Der erSbten Nusmabl, su ieber
b~elsbiesn grSbe unb biliesn gsnrsiisa bel ienl ~ baben. 81
den unb f9 fenen S a% SO ~ N#a 81 az5l
groken 9 Drratb ~@51siaie
~ansuieten, intena It serf6ert 10, baB Sober G& etwas paftn.
brs aus ben fam. 3ueeat madt fr nod barauf aufmert.
fam, bab ,u fsneu aIteu @prratb ~ nod biIIigerem
p.r elf ~Sertaufen nirb.
Gcluuttus, NprH II. '63. "4 3Wbwntr ssa'tta~
iaasa +" szS 'a1 Geors g. @Hrcn.
Ns. 263 Glib Sp1arass. :
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-01
0ie @artenldubc.

sIra arirtes s amilitnbIatt. Sdtrfid so Nununern per 10
Sefte. SdErnane III 1925.
etwas ,r Gmrfetluna tteisr 8sttiarit su faeen. IN dber Nafaa. Sic.
fetbe III In Sunterttaufsnhen BON Gremplaren pertreitet ub Ser Rreis
Site. .E -rt ESQ
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-01

sldtter aus 3atur unb 9eben, Diffenf6aftun b
a n n 4. - BUR II ntertdltuue mt geletruna fir tie Sarnii., fir Mne
unb seteu: git Ter granis as gratisiusats: .Das misSerssiuntsne
aefpaen Won 6. Deis. Tiefe f6Eue 3siHdrift, ri. nit Gem erifea Sefte
S. s. itrsn efhn Satreana beepnnsn fat, erfGsint In 10 Mpratsbeften
unt ia rsibbaitia mnb yraItspl inufrirt. Ter Cert rn a gceen pr
seft ia lest auf s guaen ertstt mrrfsn ic tss Ter Satreans nan u aatt
pte frlfsr As 8eaen erbahsn msrb. Ten 9rsis pasen mir BEL @sraus.
te,a bluua auf S2S2 per SatrsaMe fef9efeat.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-01
Office gfp. 52k apften @seampre uns Brpatp
GeusniGt.)
Wthtte fir Nuaenletbenbe.

SD fItle MID SerpHi&tet, teFannt III MAIDEN, tds serr Or. Nctt Np.
s2T finite Strase snifhen Sseamcr uns Brpatras, metnen ain,liH sr.
bnnoeten Spbn furirt unh temfslben bas Mussnliht rieser aeaeben bat.
aa., an ben @nsen eeterssn fraten pr: sOtb ~ Rats steben an0 i'd bs
ater, euet. tae tteelten MIR fir htefe gefanntnadama tanfber fen rerben.
Msin eutn metnt bel 9errn ID. Sattner, p8am Oafsnfupf" Gen. Wuori
garten %8esenater.
Vster Wt1eI, aus 2aprenceSiae Snb.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-01
Ginlaouug gum announcement auf
9eutihe 8eitidriften fiir 1868,
se. su besiseen turd -a -
g J. eobalS & O. b K +
8ud> unb 8unfs Sanbluns
0ie Suuifrirte mctt.
Gonrt9ans, Cincinnati.

II Gbrnnements mertsn nur af srne Satrednse pher gdnbe an
aenpr,rten unb muir eesen grrauste ahluns res @trnrerentspreifes bic
&rpeSiticn Der %9eitdrften srfulat NON unferer ssus prompt unb tSda
rroefn66io.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-01

SD eraatte ssrrn Dc. Rssin Cincinnati. adnsn ,trsusR4s% 4<4,
ab fir bic erInsli6e 5slsns mftner &asen; i'd mar febr lsase Hstie~,a
tftnt, uni BAH. siss serf&hbens Nerste sebrauht. fcnnte abet si6t tssr
mertsn, eurH& saapts IS rd an 6srrn Or. gptt. wet6er meiue Suasa
In fer taritr att furtrtt Is fann Sestalb SeT.a Hab aqtn WuaenyI.
tenten tsains .npieblen. esiae Office If Ste Strait, siatn eseamvr
unb Ersbpes 70. 52H. ...e- af. -
8. RriBntann.
|ff G~iaenttdmer Der grauere e tn Nemtprn, 81 10. &
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-11-18

6GD-The European press treat President
Lincoln's cali thanksgiving" as blasphemous
irony. The Times, which strikes The key note
not only for England but the continent, ex-
claims as follows.
Thanksgiving for what2 For civil war, the
very greatest of calamities, for the destruction
bFznda handaoA Constitution which has
been regarded as . masterpiece of human wis
dom.for the lossof liberty; for the death or
mntilation Of hundreds of thousands of human
beings; for the increase of a spirit of exaspera-
ton and hatred; for the substitution of paper
credit for regular and lucrative industry, and
for the tenfold ~nsiseries which the war has
Hitherto inflicted on the black race as well as
an the whiteAthese are the things for which
President Lincoln Tcuid have to thank Provi
denceif the day of thanksgiving had been fix
ed onsthe Sd Of Octobei. For what blessings
win he. have to return thanks on the 26th of
November? How can he- how can any man
forecast what in six weeks hence viii be the
position OF the American repdblic-Rhether it
will be one demanding thanksgiving or more
sditably cemmemorated by fasting and humil-
iation? Is. the course Of events flowing so en-
tirely in one direction-are the indications of
prosperity so STEADY and assured that Mr.. Lin
coin Is justified in p~ronouneing with certainty
that his affairs on the 18th of November will
call for thanksgiving and not for humiliation?
To thank Proyidencef for blessings netrceeived
is as near an approach to ~blasphemy as to re.
pine against chastisements duly merited.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-11-18
New England FilIing her Golfers
ont of the War.

An abolition exchange says
Cotton manufactures prosper most when
cotton is high and scarce. The mills and
print works al Manchester, New Haven, sold
22,000,000 yards of cloth clearing 1000, 900
or 60 per cent. on the capital.
i. As an appropriate comment on the above
We append the following from the Richmond
Wing of the 10th 4.
The Yankees are very good at voting
Under the shadow of their bayonets they
march to the polls with a firm step and
deposit their votes with a dauntless patriot
ism worthy of all admiration. They subscribe
to the five twenty loan with great courage
Whether this is to relieve the plethora of
pockets stufed with greenbacks or to sustain
the Government out of pure loye to its mem
bers, matters not. 1t supports their cause and
carries on the war. So that in voting and
subscribing, the Yankees haye- proved. them
selves the brayest of patriots. But when it
comes to fighting, they are strangely lacking
in courage and loyalty. &Nobody wants to go
into the army and nobody will ifhe can pos
sibly avoid it and as there are a thousand
ways of bribing the surgeons and cpnscript
officers, Lincoln's army becomes. smaller and
smaller the more loyal his people become
He may new carry the New York election in
November and not raise a single regiment
His Yankee subjects vote heroically but then
won't fight. Northern elections have lost theil
significance.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-11-18
THE ONLY NEW YORK PAPER
MADE UP EXCLUSIVELY FOR CIR
CULATIoN.
News Of the Week, with the Cattle,
Produce, and other Markets, Carefully
Reported.
NETWORK DAY.BOOk
~DU o@@A.
WHITE MEMS LIBERTIEs-sTATE RIGHTS
FEDERAL UNION


The New YORK. DAY-BooK is an independent.
Democratic journal, helding, with the late Sena.
tor Douglas, that ''this Government is made on the
white basis. by white men, for the benefit of white
men and their posterity forever It is q large
double sheet, with torly-eight columns of reading
matter, and in all Representatives. for Markets.
News, Literary or Agricultural information-is not
inferior to any asa political or family newspaper
In its political department, it grapples bodily with
the real question before the American People, and
presents the .only philosophy of it which can resist
the sweepi az march of Abolitionism. 1t is Demo.
cratic in the true sense of the term-the defender
of the Peoples Rights, but it is the upholder of no
party chicanery or ~triekery. 1t is not only for
PEACE, but it shows hOO, and how only permanent
Peace can tie obtained, and this glorious White
Mans Government OF Washin gton restored, viz.
by the utter route, overthrow, and determination
of Abolitionism from American soil.
THE DAY-BooK is nowAthe only weekly political
paper in New York city made up exclusively for
country circulation. AlLthe others are rehashed
from the columns of some daily paper, which rem
ders it almost impossible to give so complete and
general q summary of the news as in the other
case: Persong about subscribing should take this
into consideration. Democrats, also, must see to it
that sound papers are circulated AMONG THE Pro-
PIE, or Abolitionism will never be put down.
R6g- All who desire to refute the arguments Of Ak
olitionists, should read. THE .DAx-BooK.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-11-18

"a
War TIMEs-A speaker at. q recent meet
ting in Pennsylvania presented to his audieuoe
the following picture Of the society produced
by the war:
"Grief may shed its bitter tear in the silen
chamber, poverty may starve, in its hiding
place, the patriot may mourn, but no grief nor
fear nor feelings seems to dwell in the public
mind or touch the public heart. This gear has
been wild with fashion, hilarity and show. Our
Northern cities eclipse the past in gorgeous
dissipation; more diamonds flash in the glare
of the gay saloon, dinners, balls and masquer
AIDES in ostentation and luxuriance, turn mid
night into day; prancing steeds and gaudy e.
quippages carry light-headed loveliness
through all the drives of fashion; stores where
jewels, pearls and precious stone, and the rich
goods of Europe and Asia are exposed, are
crowded with purchasers, and have double
sales, though gold touches a premium of sew
enty per cent; spectators in stocks make for
tunes in = day; palatial store, and marble dwell;
lings are springing from tho earth on every
sidej resorts for amusement were never SO nu-
merous and never so well patronized; prize
fights excite for q time more interest than the
battles of the Republic; thousands of dollars
are staked on the fayorite of the race; gamb-
ling bells are wide open to entice to infamy
the young; crime is f~earfully on the increase;
the law grows impotent. and men Who have
by the basest means defranded the laborer, the
widow and 6rPha1s, n0Td nigh their heads and
go unwhipped of Justice" :
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-11-18
.Keep Pegging Away,

Notwithstanding the Abolitionists say tina,
the Democratic party is dead, they, to use one
of the Presidents classical quotations. "keep
pegging away at it. They. will rise
up some morning in November, 1864,
and find that the Old Democracy is neither
sleeping or dead /! Let our Democratic friends
keep up their organization-stand firm, divi.
ding on no issues, and s:peg away" at the cor
ruptiouists who are SO miserably mismanaging
our National affairs, and the people in theiI
sober second thought will call into power tie
DEMOCRACY wko will restore repose, order,
peace and Union in our distracted country
The mission of the Democratic party-the
purpose. of it's existence-is to- secure the
blessings Of Liberty to the people, the perpe-
tuity of the. Uuion and the maintenance Of
our present Copstitution.-Seneca Advertiser
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-11-18

WEDNESDAY, MORNING. Ia sAskianas Askle.1
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t he following rates:
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/ Subscribers who do not give express nclteote
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.. 1t subscribers neglect or refuse to take the p
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3. The Courts have decided that refusing to take
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ing 1t uncalled fer, Is prima facia sevidsnps oftns
nded fraud. -
Ten lines or less make a.Square. Displayed a
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-11-18
P~ARTIrIoN NOTICE.

villain Lockhart Hiram Loekhart. Mary Lock-
hart, Martha Lodkiart and Jane .i-eckhart will
fake noiite that a ptitioa was filed against them
On the 10h dhs of November, a. ID. 1868
in the Court of Common Pleas, within and for the
County. of Ashland and State of Ohio, by Francis
A. Vantilburgh, aadis. now perding. wherein said
Francis A. Vautil bwgh demands partition of the
following real estate situate in the County of Ash
land and State of Ohio, and more particularly de-
scribed as follows the south half of the north
west quarter of sGdon number fifteen, township
number twenty-five 22), of range number sixteen.
containing eighty a,, es of land; and that at the
next term of said Court, tho said Francis A.. Van
tilbu, gh will apply for an order that partition may
be made Of said premises.
Francis A. VANTILBURGH, :.
.e- ByJ H. NcCombs, his Atty.
November IL, wn236w
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-11-18
SPECIAL OFFERS.

We desire this year to place before a million of
northern readers the great doctrines THE Day
Book teaches on the question of the Races. We
confidently believe if this journal were placed in
tn hands of one-half of the voters of the Northern
Suites between this time and November, 1854, the
De nocrats could not fail to carry the next Presi-
dencial election. We therefore make the following
OF srs, not in the light of prizes, and not even be-
cause it will be proftable-fer we can scarcel7 af
ford it-but solely to secure q tide dissemination OF
the uie,cs ,chich poe profoundly 6eliese unH ,ape or,
country;
CLUBS OF TWENTY.
Fer q club of twenty, beside the extra paper now
offered, we will send a copy of DR.. Van Evrie's
great work on s.Negroes and Negro Slavery" the
third edition of which is just ready. Price 81 90
CLUBS OF FIFTY.
For a club of fifty subscribers, at $50, we will
send one extra paper, and a compls'e set, of our
ssAnti-A bolition Publications." the prices of which,
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CLUBS OF II HUNDRED.
In relation to clubs of one hundred, we will say
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-11-18
More Proof of the Monstrous EIec-
tion.Frauds Perpetrated by the Re
publicans.

If there is any body who has a doubt that
the immense majority apparently cast against
Mr.. Vallandigham at the late election is made
up of fraudulent votes, let him read the fol-
lowing:
The Hillsboro Gazette gives the vote. of
Highland county, and this result is on the
same basis of fraud The returns of the Town
ship Assessors of 1888 show the whole num-
Der of males over twenty-one. years of age in
Highland county-in the army ,unnaturalized,
and ALTO be 1922. Yetthat county polled
6 ,104 ~votes-beinS 582 votes more than the
whole male population, aliens and all"
That tells the story, and te a greater or less
extent it is the story of the whole State
Highland is one of the border counties, and
the increase in them has been the most mark
ed and astonishing. We hive not a doubt that
Broush got at least 10000 illegal votes in the
State. They were put in by a concerted sys-
tem.-Engulrer.
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The young lady who had a thousand acres
of valuable land, which the young m an said
was sufficient grounds for attachment, did not
marry as well as the young lady without a for.
tune, who had learned to discard all kinds of
Saleratus or soda. have Herrick Aliens Gold
Medal, which has no equal on this or the 9TH
err Continent Go, ye young ladies and, do like
wise, and Dame Fortune will emile on you al
so. Everybody retails it, and most of the
Wholesale Grocers Wholesale it. Depot ~ Lib
erty Street, New York.
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LINcoLN's RULLocKs.-The victims, of
the CONSUMPTION bill are now called "LincoIn's
bullocks." In his letter to Governor Sey-
mour, Lincoln justi6es his own unjust and
memorable enforcement of the Consumption by
declaring that JEFF. Davis forces the men of
the South into his army, ''as butchers do bull
locks into slaughter pens" Therefore, he,
Abraham Lincoln, has made up his mind to do
the same thing. The figure is entirely wor-
thy of Mr.. Lincoln's cause. He is forcing
mer, who were once free, into his negro liber-
ating army as butchers force bullocks into: the
slaughter pen. 1t il a slaughter pen, and the
wrctches who force men into it are butchers.
HoE long !! o, how long shall the people be
butehered to glut the hellish rage of the abo-
litionists ? How long will the people allow
themselves to be so ingloriously butchered Z
How long will they allow themselves to be
slaughtered like bnllocks.-Od Guard.
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The Wheeling Register is officially required
to be dated "Western Virginia. Chicago
Tribune.
There is one thing more ought to be changed
in order to recognize the State of Western Vir-
GINA: That is the Constitution of the Uni
ted States-Lirnn Argus.
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And notice hereby given t, all concerned, that the Tax and penalties charged on said
list be- mott idintot the County Treasury and the Treasures receipt produced therefor be-
fore the second Monday in December next each tract, lot and part Of bt sod DELINQUENT as
aforesaid, op which tn taxes and penalties remainu unpaid, will, on the second Monday in
such taxes and penalties, apd that's aid sale will be adjourned from day to day until each
of or offered for sale. So
- =. ], q - ISAAC GATES. County AUDITOR.