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Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-27


 TIE NATIONAL. CExzzERy 1T GEHTysBuRs- The whole natter iu regaI to the. nationa, cemetery q Gettysbprg, for ths. interment of the gallant dead who fsll in tAe terrible battles theres hes been arranged. About fourteen acres Of lapd, fronting on ths Baltimore turn- pike and extendipg to the Taaeytovn road. embracing the highest point oa ths ceuetery! bill, have keen purchased by ths state Of Penn sllvania. Other States have been invited to cooperate in the removal Of the soldier dead to these grounds. The arrangements for plot ting tks grounds, preparatory to the removal Of the dead, ars maEing q rapidly as possible.
 IL seems to De | sessled fact that Lees army is daily decssasing in strength, ths desersions cutnumbezing the eouscripts. All. the desert- ers yhoceme into our lines. say that nine tenths vho dessrt make foF their respectise homes They also ny thst thsfsslibg that the rebel cana iD lot is suissr,al ths rsbel army of Vizginiss assw sed .sss6 n " s+ tA SSssss& An " atSkuAAy 4uot MOu01y appointed | committee Of four citissns to e1- amino and report to future meeting as te the cot of pattns pe1 biidg ovsrsha Nsngatuck sivsf, Q rsplaoe IL ono htsly burned. Tue committee ve5e ipstructed to obtain pIans of | wooden bridge. aa iron bridge, snd stone bfidgs, with ths plobabls sos Of each, to sui suit ths lOcalits of the sisss - thst point, with the dhdsstasdios that tbs bsjlgs sbouId have ! dcsbls ttasl, wish M ,s l06s passengers ou tIs iidss. IT E ssliss ss.lsEs X 4 Comm nisstioh ron ss,sesrdS chi.f of Sun. pubhs6sd in ths cairrlioa 1syess,y, ,l announced int the nseyoes in arms csptnred ori lEorris IsIand ais haId sabject to ths order of t6s oovefhotf q soutk CssolIpa, ip secQtd- sace wlts ibs Fl of ike sbsl C6nts 5 .dirsct- i1k he 5Iiysj U saeI esptoisd nSgsoes to ;ss ss;s ss| ss Is <; sss s' 2 s'ss '1s Fl sssf v v yss slsss sss
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-27

Nathan shiE, 1Ioum>ti>u s.NIa Asa Smith furnished substitute Elias B Reed Austin St John, right inguinal hernia Ezra N Haviland, bleeding piles Geo fhayer. Arrangement of heart Sherman Green, furnished substitute Levn Nofthrop Lewis Sables, airophy muscles Aft arm. IhQs Doran, deafness
 Allen Winniger. general debility John Brown. near-sightedness Wells B Pratt, cicatrix. of leg Jerry M Waldron, asthma
 Henry " Lacey, yalvular disease of heart Clark P Lane, furnished substiiute Geo L GrisWold, scrofnla hernia Samuel 0 Colt, wrongfuily enrolled Elmer Fowler, under age. Frank B Gibbs, lost teeth Jas II Hinckley, furnishsd substitute Ralph Morgan ss .s Eber " Tompkins ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-27

WoLcorxv1IIE.-Messrs A. MiGeon and Franklin Farrell have receatly purchased the skate works of the late Geo. D. Wsdhams, at Woleottyills ss sa
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-27

s THE ATLANTIC for September.s issreceived. It is assy readable number, md. without being anusaally bEiiliaut, will amply rspsy :perusaL Its prose contents!sre 4sThe Puritan Minister, 2 by the Reverend Colonel I. ". Higginson ; ( Robsrt aads Glara ,Schumann,r z by M D. Con wsg issThs Freedmen at Port Royal,n by Ed ward [. Pierce '.Ths Tertiary Age, and it's Characteristic Animals" b5 Professor Agazziz, E Tnonas DeQ Quincy, by HenEy M- Alden ]; E Mu. Lewis,s Part I. by Mrs. Thomas Hop kinson i; s'Interestisg Manuscriptss of Burke. hy Hon. Charles Simmer i; { HoNards He Foes,y by Walter Mitchelk aapds .sMr. Maftin's Diaappoinsnspts 2 sFhs Aathet S.fe,r and { Who is RasAsctf', hy sanosaudhs writera. The verses ie9sts ThoreaEt' lRlatsvs : monody on the dseth of ths suatie,natrs- worshipper of NsN England 5ab9 I1uissM. Aketa sNo and Iss. bgrT Theodors TIton; : The. New Sansresl z by kose Terry; and Pay . lyric ef the street, by Jalia Ward HeNe. Tickuor i& Field, Boston. s3per apnum.
 GoDETs for ssptsnbss, t on our table. This beaatifal magssiss iss well worthy of all the praise t monthly ssssivss iron it's world of la idy patrons; and the sspatstioa t has held for the past thirty ysafs. Ths psssent number is
 unusually attractiys and elegant. And it is
 only B ps annun or, vith tue Er0uinrs,
 ~O'So' zas ss ssS sssx a& &ssssg< s ;se s 5y z
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-27

SoME SCAMP threw stone through | pas- sepgsr car of the up train on the Naugatuck rosd last Wednesday night, about two miles from Wolcottyille. IL covered the passengers with bits of broken glass, but fostpnately hit no one.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-27

MORRIS In another column may be seen notice of the decease of Mrs Susan E.. Waugh. The whole family, parents and three children, were taken sick at about the same tims.h The mother died and was buried with out the knogledge .of the children. It is feared that neither ef them can survive. The father is convalesesnt. Not one of the family could attend the funeral of Mrs. Waugh, al- theugh religious ssryises were held in grove near her late residence. The youngest child, six years of age, at the point of death as was feared xss lbsptissd on Msadsy of this week, by Rev. !. B. Cleayeland. s < ss ses 1T
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-27

GosHEx.-Lieutenant Moses Lyman, of the 18th Vermont regiment, and at the battle of GettYsburg, having been mustered out of the United States service, is now home. He, with large numbers of his regiment, will rejoiu the army, enlisting for three yesrs or the war; May peace soon muster them out of service, and the blessing of Heaven reward them and others for their heroism, and tAeir devotion te their country in the hour of her peril
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-27

WooDBURx. The fifth annual cattle show and fair of the Union Agricultural and. Horti-. cultural Society, ef Woodbury, takes place October 7sh end Sth. 7s
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-27
11nlnnl cn,ll TT.

Llrca1znnD. F5e Executive C1nmilfse sf the Li1shGsld e 4sriepltur.l soeisty, met h thl< m on 1Isdv3 sld voted so hold tls An@ssl esttls sher snd lr tlIz year. on ws essd asd <kbralas Pt. .nd 24sh.I ss hsretefore sepneet We slap publish the prenilm lia offered {or competition In next weeks papss, and issue the bills as shortly thsrsafser aa possible.
 Rev. H. N HyDsss, formerly Rector of st. AIiehsels Church in this villrge, and It p.ss- sht Chsplaiaof N. |. ssimsbt nov in the service, preached at Ss Aiehaele Church on Sunday morning laaks and in ths sxenius gave an sloquent and thrilling {. War Sermon r which, by inyitstiop, hs sill repeat for the bensft of tho Soidisrs Aid Association. tt the consrsgational Church, fkia e4hursdsy) even ing Coppsrhesds of sll stripss and colors are particularly invited to attend, from this and other towns. No aamittance charged, See Advertisement. F sss siasas7
 SsAE Poos, miserable, Pitffal libel of hu- manity, of the copperhead genus and sneak thief variety, stole the halyards belonging to the flag staff on Central Park, on Monday evening last. probably sothat the colors could not be raised in the event of the surrender of Sumter. Such meanness and yillainy We can not adequately charactsrize. We only wish that eaeould be hung up beneath the flag, as'sioS dossn, and left there three days and four nights. A reysrd for ths dstection and con viction ef the scsmp or sc.nps who did the foul deed, is advertised in anothsr column.
 g TnE FAMOUS HncHoocr u. BEACH CASE, which has been hanging on the Saperior Court docket for the past two years. was settled last swsek hysthe payment of $s, 500 cash to the PrfE. and balance of $1 200 on. mortgage on the Mud pond. farm in Kents sea
 Ms. vAa WixKLE's lecture before the Vol colt Libary Association, is postponed from this evening till Monday evening nsxt,aon ac- count of the Rev. Mr. Hudson's V ar Sermon.
 DAvrD C. BUCKLEY, Ese., of this village, has received . letter from his son, Lieut. Vim. S. Buckley, of the 12th c. ", who was cap tured in Louisiana, some four months since, dated Shrieveport, La, stating that he is alive and well, and has been comfortably situated, since his capture, though nothing is yet said about n exehange. This is the first intelli- gence received from "Buckey' since his cap- tnre.s ss s ;sf .s
 Anoad the "illustrious persaaages" grafted into the army," we notice the nams of Siias c. Butler, of New York, formerly sojourner in this village. Silas will make valuable mem ber of the Commissary department ifthere is any ale to be drafted in his company.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-27

4 G1or Pu1 10 ToMN sBoux41ss s--Judcs Sanford, ~ the Superior Court, shas Rranted sn injunction aeainst tue. town of Washington. res- tfaiuing Y from paying s& bounty to drafted msns u1ofwevs atospted by ths Board of ER
 rolIment. 'ss Ell ss'
 We asd ths above srroasoas parsgraph soiss tkslsuudsof .hs stass rapsts. Soandsd, doubtlss sn ( nis!aksn impression gsthsssd ion as.issn - the suhjset whidh ilws gsys last week. The fdsf Il, as VI stated Int week
 thss 1sdgs ssa6SStd of ths Supreme oosss, srsated v isiuastion restraining ths town auI shesiiiss of Washington from paying ths &s0e szempffsx yse to saek mS6 dralksd, bat xassgoI sljeined thsm from payiue &300 boasnfv to tnoes whs s1all Go 0rpr0cuze . substi tpte, 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-27

CoIsBRooK has voted to pay her drafted men $500. or aid such as prefer to send sub- stitutes, to an amount:noI exceeding $500 in any case. s9s.Ss sfs
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-27
BRIDGEWATER'

Wait Somers, furnished substitute ..s Theron Richmond, distortien of fooA is- Edson H Rosman, large varicoeele -, .,, wm Rowland, furnished substitute
 John Keeler, piles ssss .s -,.,,. Edward Randall, furnished substitute
 Chas Maliett fs pChas Randall, deformed leg -s., f,. ,f Agra c Norris. furnished substitute .. Auos Northrup f.s -. Thomas Wea, large cicatrfx sr stA
 Reuben N Rowlands furnished substitute
 Granville Warner sst. Eli Minor, lost teeth k 4a g5EY Al
 Jas H Kesler, 2d, furnished substitute q
 Jerry Cavanough, asthma afA1 7.s .-
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-27
NEW MILrORn

NEW MILFORDS Chas Randall, furnished substilafe ts-f Salem E Clemons ers slifSE Edwia s Merwin, large eicatrix of lsg Freak Perry. left inguinal hernia Walter B Bostwick, furnished sukstitulse Henry |. Brinsmade. constitutional debility Henry Edwards. fstula in auo
 Alex H Barlow. disease of lungs
 Hiram NJ Birnly. chronic disease of skin Charles Taylor, furoished substitusss xHsii sV Henry Bostwick assm sA Geo A Welton lses ~ sss q. ssss7 Merritt M Raselsnl .sass .fas.s Levi Giddings W M e8a sE David D Hawisy, general debility s 'E.. Edwin " Bostwick, farnished subssitnse Carlos F MerFin .s lohas H HNobie, inssiHcient dsvelopusa, Esg
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-27
WINCHESTER.
A NOBLE PURPOSE

z AND THE GLORIOUS RESULT.
 There are as many roads to fame and fortune
 as there were gateways to ancient Thsbss. Your ambitious warrior is for carving lis way with the sabre--your aspiring politician for nanGuvering his vay by subtlety and consum-
 mate art f; but there is one broad grand path to the goal, along which nothing base can
 travel. It is the path set apart for the march
 of talent, energy. and noble purpose, and, though full oi obstacles. it c,,ntains none which great man cannot surmnunt. This fact has been exempli6ed in innumerabIs ins- tanccs, but in few more forcibly tbzn in the career of Doctor Holloway, of London. For twenty-five years he may hs said to hare bssu climbing 4s Asss T "Ths steep where rame's proud sempls shinss scattering blessings at every stsp. Hespps to have reached the summit at last The staff upon which he has leaned in his ascent has been ADvEH1Isrno, and by its old bas not only realized worldwide celebrity and splendid fortune, but has beau enabled to familiarize millions of the sick with the healing proper. ties of his Pills and Ointment, iwho would nev~ CT otherwise have been benefited thereby.e The victims of dyspepsia, in this country, and unfortunately their name is legion, have good cause to rejoice that 50 wide . publicity has been given to the virtues of his Pills through the columns of the American Dress for. if we are rightly informeds they have cnred and are now curing more cases of this distressing com plaint than all other medicines combined.-
 We hear, too, of cures of scrofnIa and other external disorders by the Ointment, which, II they were not vouchei for by the best s.thofis ty,we should pronounce incredible: Insse medicines seem to do what no other advertised medicines have ever done before-.titlN the pronsises of H1e adpcytisensenk--M. ~. !. fotle4 Gazette. 7se ss- i.s,s sss ss,ss z ,... .'.. =
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-27

N BETHLEH.--At | special town meeting re- csatfy held in Bethlem, 2 bounty of $2OO was voted to every drafted man, or his substitute. mustered into the United States service.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-27

Sy.arrna. Bur TaUE.-TIls VoIpntsers ara brayiur the dangers of FeverScurey, Wounds, and Cholera. Many . gallant fellow uin Iense bis homes to bleach, who, by fbe aid Of Hollo- ways Pills and Ointment. would h6vo fstornsd to his family strong and heaIthy. BoId;srs. try themi Only 25 cents per box or pot. nd
 CURE TOR PorsosEo px Ixs.---lu es.s of poisoning by ivy. plunge the part alfscted fl, hot waser--as hot as can bo borne-koId;ne fl there some time. The uppleassnt itching and burning sensation will ba famored and two or three applications are . sure cure---at Iaast. t1ls a.i has been the ease wish our infornants- Excn0nge.
 Among tic claims ssr asp.es, dusnr sbs riots in New York is one from voilsi vho estimates her loss in the death of hsf husband, ~ Slo'0oo and one nan who chassss . thou sand dollars for n eye. ,' z.. Y se
 PRorEc7lor Tor soLD1xRs yaon swIEp1ERs,
 The State of Massachuaesta poW employs couriers to pass over the route iron Wasllpg- ton 10 New York daily, to accompany Es4 England soldiers diseharged or faflQn8bsd. and profect them from extortioners and 6Nin1|or. Its benefits will be incalcnlable, and th9 ln11c5 ment will elIsctualIy check tho deprod1ii01s t( . set of harpicq who would steal lho <ptr1<l from the eyes ofs eQrpse. Boron jc<F]i1[
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-27

Gov Backipghap's visit to. Washington
 last week. was vith refarencs to completing as- engagements for having the sick and wounded soldiers sf eur Connecticut Regiments. return ing from the War, brought home and cared for.
 instead of beinesleft to the mercies ofithe scat tered hospitals in which they may happen to
 fall. An order from the Adiutant General will
 be found in smother column, by which officers of Gonnecsicut Regiments arc notified to report the names ofsick ssd woupdsd soldiers left on the road between New Orleans aud Connect. cut, that they may be brought home in accOrd- ance with the plan of our noble and pains talk ing. Governor. x s xsl asssssss r..i
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-27

11r Wlssn santer Int fsIls on ths 1lfh = Apdl, ,esa, ,5sG Dssh ssIlsysa hinslf . sls fallewiag ihtshs $ syvIth nssl.t. pulshAn m pstapd "
 WeseH4 Ql9 Abe CT Beeu'rssasd gas
 \ Mes ' VI hs sspt haskI Ite ilAealaes. .silh 1 ! E |||'I'| l;';||
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-27
List of ExeIlsptfons

AASG OI EXeWapuIOu8 Granted by the Bodrd cf Enro.iment-4th Con
 gressioaaJ District. Published by order of the Provost Marshal
 General. 70 3.4A ! LITCHFIELp. Marshall L Tompkins, support of mother
 GOSHEN. 5,t Harman Seelye. support ot aged mother sN9s S# 2s CANAAN. 20 Moses W Dowd. furnished substitute
 SALISBURY. t1 Timothy Murphy, furnished substitute Darwin D Warner, insanity f" Augustus Vanvalkenberg, furnished substitute
 ApnN 5ss14 sss
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-27
FORT ia SUMTER HAS
 SURRENDERED! Gilmore Smelling. Charleston!

NEW YORK, Aug. 26. The latest advices we have received indicate that Fort Sumter has surrendered. and that Gen. Gilmore is shelling Charfestoa. sss
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-27

Ja We give elsewhere list of the drafted men in Torrington. Harwinton and Washing ton, drawn on Saturday slast- The towns of Cols6rook and New Hartford will be drawn in their regular order among the sub districts.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-27
WASHINGTON,

Number to be dlafsed forty-two; number enrolled,one hundred and thirty seven.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-27

LATER AND BETTER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-27

Anoad the "illustrious persanages" 't grafted into the army, we notice the name of Siias c. Butler, of New York, formerly . sojourner in this village. Silas will make valuable mem Der of the Commissary department if there is any ale to be drafted in his company.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-27

1s' g Th.ysFl splasgsPsns AssEt
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-12-17
o Z r AG & \ T S
The Presidents Message.

The annual message of the President to
Congress is published on the inside Of to-
d,y's paper. It IS evidently the production
of Abraham Lincoln, and nobody else, and,
like all the state papers which cmanate from
him, cannot fail TO be received with heart
felt appreciation H. the loyal portion Of th3
American people
The position he assumes in regard to the
rebelhous States will commend i.saIf to the
Judgment Of every mcditatiye mind. lie
does not recognize a. correct the doctriRc Of
Hon. Charles Sumner and other statesmen,
that the seeded States have reduced them
selves to the condition Of territories and can
bc restored TO Tic Union only by new acts OF
admission from Congress. lie announces as
the proper course to pursue, to stand by the
Union mon III the rcyotcd States and assist
them to re-organize their State governments
in their own way, subject to National laws
The Proclamation appended to the Mes
sage is most important, ard, it seems to us,
wise document TO the Southern masses
who have committed treason against the gov
ernmcnt, he offers full pardon on their taking
the cath Of allegiance which he prcscr:bes
It viii be seen that certain classes Of leaders
receive no such offers Of pardon, and the pre-
sumption is. that thcy must, sooner or later,
swing by the neck for their infamous crimes
son BLESS ABRAHAM LINCOLN!
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-12-17
Pen and Scissors.

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raised in Minnesota this year
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raised in Southern I.a]v t,,is voar
-0rc of tie carfor2fo ,nir,i,,e. cor,,,,an;os
is selling land at 81. .000 an inch.
The doatb &C tbo uif. of ox.Prosi7on+
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ScrlptIn% all lo'JcrS and spectators found at
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-12-17
u. 5. 5-0O's.

TINE Secretary Of tbs Treasury has no. vet
j. given notice of any intention to withdraw
this popular Loan from Sale at Par, and until
ten days notice is given, the undersigned, as
''GESERAL SUBSCRIPTION AGENT" will contia-
ue to supply the public.
The whole amount Of the loan authorized
IS Five Hundred Millions Of Dollars. .N1ar7z,
Four HRnd,eI -IIt9;oila hare bean a2rca7y s6-
se.'56e3 for and pad iato TIE IIHas,eru, mostly
within the last seven months The Iar-e de-
maud from abroad and the rapidly increas
ing home demand for use as the basis for cir.
c0i2ti0n bT National Banking Associations
now organizing in all parts of the country.
wiz, in a very short period absorb the bal
auce. Sales have lately ranged from ten to
fifteen millions weekly, frequently exceeding
three millions daily, and rs it IS well known
that the Secretary Of tie Treasury has ample
and untaiiing resources in the Duties on I'm
ports and Internal Revenues, and in the IS
sac Of TIC Interest bearing Legal Tender
Notes, it is almost a certainty that he Wi 1
not find it necessary, for a long time to come,
to seek market for any other long or per-
manent Loans, TIE INTEREST Exp PRIycfpA1
OF WHICH ARE PAYABLE IN GOLD
Prudence and sef-intcrest must force the
minds Of those contemplating the formation
Of National Banking Associations, as we'll as
the minds Of all VINO have idle money on their
hands, 70 tue prompt conclusion that they
should lose no time in SUBSCRIBING to this
most popular Loan. 1t will s0on be b,vond
their reach, and advance to handsome pre-
mluin, as was the result with the ''Seyen
Thirty' Loan, when it was all sold and could
no longer be subscribed for at par
II IS Sir per- Cs5tt. Loan, the Tl55cyns3 anT
Prlacipc1 Pay0jle IL Coin, Msu4 yia{;uq are;
Atae per Cent. per- aanHaa at the present rate
of premium Oh coin.
The Government requires all duties on i'm
ports to be paid in Coin; these duties have
for long time past amounted 30 over Quar-
ter Of 4 Million Of Dollars dail:, a SUM ncar-
y three times greater than that required in
the payment Of the interest on all the sos ,
and other permanent Loans. So that It is !
hoped that the surplas Coin in the Treasury, |
at 10 distant day, viii enable the United |
States 10 resume specie payments upon all |
liabilities.
The Loan is called 800 from the fact that
whilst the Bonds may run fer 30 Years, vet
the Government has a right TO pay them offt
III Gold at par, at any time after ) years.
TIE INTEREST Is PAID UALF-YEARIY, viz: on |
the first days Of November and Lay
Subscribers can nave Coupon Bonds, which !
are payable to bearer and are $50, S1OO. |
$500, and $1,000; or Registered Bonds Of
same denominations. and III addition, s., 600 |
and SO, 600. For Banking purposes and for |
inye 5tmcnts Of Trust-mouias the Registered |
Bonds are preferable.
These 3-20's cannot be taxed BY States, |
cities, towns or counties, and the Government
tax on them is only one-and a-lpalf per cent |
on the amount OF income, when the income !
of the holder exceeds Six Hundred dollars |
all
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-12-17
BroWnloW's Knoxville Wing, and
RebaL-V -VeGtili3tor.

propose TO publish a Weekly and Tri-
Weekly Journal, bearing the above title, at
Knoxville, il East Tennessee; and the Week
II paper to be made up from the contents of
the Tr-W eeklv. | propose to send out to dis
tant subscribers, fer TWO dollars per annum
invariably in advance Subscriptions and re
mittanccs viii be forwarded to me at Cincin-
nah, from which point l expect to ship my
paper and materials. l expect to issue my
first paper III October, as ii was ii that
month two years ago, my paper was crushed
cut by the God-forSaken mob at Knoxville.
called the Confederate authorities. I will
commence with this hell-born and hell-bound
Rebellion, where the traitors forced ne to
leave of, and all who wish the paper, would
do we'll to begin with the first issue: as in
tend that single paper shall be worth the
subscription p.ice 10 any Unconditional Tn
len mani
In the rule Of my Editorial conduct, I shall
abiure that serfilty which destroys the in
denendence Of the Press. and cast from me
tkat faetious opposition which gives to party
what is due to GoRRty. And whilst the name
cf the journal indicates in uRmiStdkable
terms, its politics, shall, as faithful senti-
mel. forget Nhigs- Democrats, know Moth
ings and Republicans. and remember only my
GoserRmcnt, and the preservation OF the Fed
eral Union-as richly worth all the sacrifices
Of blood and treasure, their preservation may
cost-even TO the exterminatioa Of the pres
ent race OF man, and the consumption of ali
the means of the present age
| Publishers inserting this prominently. and
] sending ne the paper TO Cincinnati, viii be
! favored with an exchange
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