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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-09-25
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hon. DANIEL W VOORHEES,,
Of Indiana, has been invited, and is con.
hdently expected to be present.
Come one, come all; come early
come by railroad, come in wagons, come
in carriages, come in buggies, come on
horseback, come on foot, come with ban.
nerS, come with music, come in process.
sion; come old and young, male aud
female Devote one day to free speech
and free press-one day in opposition
to the unconstitutional and tyranical
acts, and negro equality doctrines of
the present administration.
CHIEF MARSHAL,
ISAIAH REYNOLDS.
W. j. Patterson and Joshua Wier
Will marshal the procession from the
East.
W. H. Lyons and Daniel Patterson,
from the West.
E. 8. Pocock, from the South.
&. Bassett, Daniel Miller and James
Norris, from the North.
The procession will be ready to march
from the different points at 10 o'clock.
Ihe different Townships will choose
their own Marshals.
By Order ofMe
Committee Of arrangements.
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All Hail the Democracy Of Ohio.
The following able speakers are now
daily addressing the Democratic Mass
Meetings being held throughout the
Ctoko,
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M. Stuart.

Thus we have over forty able speakers
on the stump until election. The work
goes bravely on. All hail the unterri.
fed Democracy of Ohio |
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ATTENTION SOLDIERS, AND TIE
FRIENDS OF soLDIERsl

E-~so~ - SSAAOAAfAA0t
We call the attention Of all having relations
| or friends In the army to the fact that "Hoof
lands German Bitters" will cure nine tentbs
OF the diseases induced by exposures and pri-
vations incident to camp life. We have no
hesitation In stating that, II these Bitters were
freely used among our soldiers, hundreds of
lives might be saved that otherwise will he
lost.
We call particular attention 10 the follow.
Ing remarkable and we'll authenticated cure
OF one OF the nations heroes, whose life. to
use bis own language, "has been saved by the
Bitters;"
PHILADRLPHIA, August 28d, 1852.
Messrs. Jones & Evans-Well, gentlemen.
your Hoohand's German Bitters has saved INV
life. There 10 no mistake in this. 1t is youch-
Cd for by numbers Of my comrades, come Of
whose names are appended, and who were full.
ly cognizant Of all the circumstances of INV
case. am, and have been for the last four
years, member Of Sherman's celebrated bat.
terry, and under the immediate Command ~
Captain r. B Ayres. Through the exposure
attendant upon my arduous duties, I wes at
tackled in November last with Inflammation Of
the lungs, and was for seventy two days In the.
hospital. This was followed by great debility,
heightened BY an attack Of dysentery. was
then removed from the White House, and sent
to this city on boand the steamer estate Of
Maine," from which landed on the 2Sth Of
June, Since that time have been about as
low as any one could be and still retain o
spark Of vitality. For . week or more was
scarcely able to swallow anything, and If
did force morsal down, 1t was Immediately
thrown up again. could not even keep
glass Of water on my stomach. Life could
mot last under these circumstances; and, nc.
oordlngly, thephysicians who had been work.
Ing unsuccessfnlly to rescue me from the grasp
OF the dread Archer, frankly told me thew
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ly procured bottle. From the time oom-
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death receded, and am now getting better.
To your Bitters will owe the glorious priyil
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Very truly yours, TGAAC MALONE.
We fully concur In the truth of the above
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Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-02
News Items.

Delhi Feb. 9-'Ihc tcd.rlls advanc-
ing in this direction. They had
vcac.cd parham's place ana ycstcr-
day evening had reached DR.. Taylor
.herc they took all his mules, negroes
&c. They make clean sweep of
cattle horsss. and negroes, as they go
They tell i, ;l,at Limcoln's procl,na-
ton is being enforced. They have
taken r. V. Montague prisoner he
was was trying to recover Mr. Par
ham negroes.
Delhi Feb. l2-No Yankees this
side of Richmond roads. All boats
except some. gone to Lake Providence
have dropped below louns's Point.
The sunboat that passed EickSburg
passed Maj. Harrison's Battalion S
miles below Carthage at - o'clock,
Tuesday night.
Quebec, Feb. 12.-Thc F-derals
are cutting canal above Lake Prov
idencc into the Bayou Macon they
have fall of eight feet to three
tourths of mile, an}! many thousand
men have been working there for
nearly a week the lower cut off isn
failure this information is reliable
Bv the canal near Providence they
hope to turn VicksburS and get pos,
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-02
ARMY correspondence.
Camp at Snydsr's Bluff,
Feb. 7;h, 1868.

Dear Ncms-Ih. Abolition ram
Con-s,oga, pissed the batteries a:
EicksburS. early on las, Monday
morning. Oar guns were very SLOW
10 open t!r. Oh her. On her way
down. she made Il bold aul daring
attempt TO capture the steamer Eicks-
burS-w whosc machinery was taken
from her Il few days before. l hav.
40 Ioub, she would have taken he
Nick>burs had sh. her cnsines.-
she threw few hand sraualus
aboard tor tn" purpose OF firing her.
and then started iowu tho river,
without firing single shot. Our
batteries did some remarkable bad
firing. which causes no lis;ie talk.
c.usuring the ar,iilcrists strongly
I he ram was struck bat once, doing
scarcely any damage. 1t is TO b.
hoped tha, our artI!ler; will DC more
watchlu!l, and try and wipe ou: the
.issrac..1u! scene Of MouGay III.
canal is pronounced a failure. the
father Of waters ,!ou't choose to run
in Yankee trap, but goes on in the.
old course, washing the feet Of tho
Queen City OF the Hill They can
get small boat in but cannot bring
II back.
To-day there was quite y stir a
moug the fleet, the long line of smoke
and steam was visible from til. hills
here. caused | think by the vaisirg
of the waters, which if not now, will
soon overflow their present camp
The opinion pr-viiIs that they are
moving TO some more favorable spot
The mortar feet has not made its ap-
p-arance up 10 this time. but is hour
" expected, us it left Memphis last
week.
1t is currently be. = that as
soon as the mortar boass< arrive tn.
grand attack VIII commence. We
have cheering news from tie North ;
relative to the action of Indiana, llli-
MOS, and Kentucky. The hostility
to the Lincoln dynasty is getting more
bitter every day the people are
boiicr in their tiruuuciatiors of the
administration: they speak now
with a careless Indifference. that
would consign them a few months
ago. were they TO say halt as much,
to a Federal hastile.
| G.nls. Morgan's Wheeler's, For
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-02

rests, with a portion Of Stuart's and
Van Dorn's Cavalry. under the com
mand OF the latter, are to unite some,
where and make grand dash. No
one knows where. Just think 10000
cavalry under such gallant spirits
Twill eclipse anything Of this kind
This grand tournament, won't it wake
the natives up, and make old Abe
cry out "somebody is hurt" As
they are on the wing now, it cannot
be contrsband to make a note. The
particulars Of this raid is looked 70,
with the most intense anxiety.
One word more, the Mississippi
and fazoo rivers are rising rapidly
Heaven smiles on US, and all are
we'll. w.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-02

We have received the first number
Of the . War Times" respectable
looking paper, just started at Arka-
dclphia, Ark, by Messrs. Trigg &
Moore. We wish you well, gentle
men, and exchange with pleasure
10 be candid, we think it one Of the
last things to embark in these times.
The Freedom Of the Institution"
will soon be placed among the things
that were, unless we are mistaken.
and, if this opinion proves corrective
need expect to behold nothing cheer-
ing to the people Of our once happy
and free country. The little patriot
ism now existing. will gradually dis
appear, for if you wrench from the
people their only source of comfort
in these distracted times,-thc press.
for which they have contributed
their mite to sustain-you need not
talk to them, for they will spurn your
cdvances, and cry for peace. You
may drag them in the field; aye.
force them! suspend the writ Of
Habeas Corpus. But it will avail
nothing, for if you deal harshly with
the brave, you lose, while on tho con-
trary, by judicious management.
much could be accomplished. "Life
without literature is death" We
overheard representive, who halls
from North Louisiana, but not from
this parish, say, in alludiug to editors
and printers, they SHALL go to the
war; whether he viewed himself in
the light of Dictator, we are not
prepared to say. We shall, wnteb
over him like loving parent, and
when. hereafter, God willing, the oc-
casion presents itself, for the good OF
the people and country, - this stay
at -home-in-easc christian" will be e1-
hibited to their eager looks, free Of
charge.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-02

disunion is implied in it. And, for
similar reasons, sir, would not at
this time, press hastily convention
of the States. The men who would
now hold seats in such II convention
would, upon both sides, # both agreed
to attend, come together full Of the
hate and bitterness inseparable from
n civil war. No. sir, let passionhave
time to cool, and reason to resume its
sway. 1t cost thi,ty years Of despcr-
ate and most wicked patience and
industry to destroy or impair the
magnificent temple OF this Union.
Let us be content if, in three years,
we>shall be able to restore it.
But certainly what l propose is in
formal. practical recognition. And
that is precisely what exists to. day,
and has existed, more or less defined.
from the first. Flags Of truce, ex-
change Of prisoners, and all your
other observances. Of the laws, forms
and courtcsics of war, are acts Of re-
cosni,ion. Sir, does any man doubt
to-day that there is 4 Confederate
government at Richmond. and that it
is "belliserent :" Even the Sec
rctary of State has dis covered it at
last, though. he has written ponderouz
tolios Of polished rhetoric to prove
that it is not. Will continual war,
then, without extended and substan-
tial success, make the Confederate
States any the less a government in
fact
In one respect the propositions
above suit our views, and. on rehec-
ton. every reader willasree with US
for. should the experiment be tested
it viii b. the means Of our succeed
ing in the effor: we have made to es-
tablish 4 scpcrate government. Our
reasons are. first, that the Federal
government could never again rails.
an army 10 tight against t!.e South
second. the advantages we would de
liv. from IL. :aodc proposed, would
be such. as to enable lis to max.
preparations OF t:cf-nccs, rs to
defy any .u-:he attempts 10 wa,
against lis. Other States, which
have now experienced the effect Of
not casting their 10, with us. will raj.
~ under our standard. and til. srpar,
ton will b. virtual, ended
This spcrcE: Of Val!andiSham's. il
well timed, a':d in keeping VIII! the
actions o. several Of til. Western
States. which with the tone Of Il few
bold journals III ,hc North bids flir.a.
a shor, periodic assumc5isan;ic pro,
portions, ov-rw h-!min" the Black
Republicans in th.irpo~er. 10 this
add the fact tha: in Mav, p.oNimo,
:hr term nf enlistment Of SOME 800.
600 mon nov in the Federal army
will expire. thereby sadly dcmiu;sIs.
IN, their grand army, ". may expect
glorious and cheering results.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-02
Special Correspondence.
JACKSON, Miss, Jan. 9th, 1863

JACKSON, Mss, Jan. 27th, 1868.
DEAR News:
This place being the main artery
for stirring events events such as
shall try our nerves of endurance as
Il nation of freemen. and1 decide
whether, .ha white rae. on this con-
,inrnt shall predon,i,ate or NOT, l
suppose that an occasional scribble,
would not b: unacceptable to your
readers. The cannon is now, boom
ing at the Hill City, in defiance to
the threats of our mercilcss foe, Just
and noble tribute paid by freeman to
the efforts OF all unprinclpled crusade
against the last ves,age OF liberty on
this continent. The result is not
doubtful for it is 4 fight Of right
against might. We ar. confident of
victory for the still small voice of
Him is heard, ut is |, be not afrai.l.'
We may Will, hear,ir|,joy contern-
plat. the A-stinies Of our country.
Surely they are bright. There is
nougl.t to hinder but our own letl,ar-
gy, the final consummation OF our
wishes. for with us lies til. issue.
Let the nations Of Europe struggle.
against :h- conscientious duties wi III
they owe us, aud by their hear,less-
ness, prolong this Struggle Of blood
and carnage, but their action, be ii
what it may, will not sw.rvr us from
our purpose. When they act, it will
be for themselves. for SELF interest is
their motto. ltthcrc is one thin.
more than another that is to be de-
plor.d by every true pa;rio, i, is tn"
groveiing deprndenc. placed on the
assistance OF Europe. by nearly, ii
not all, our entire people.
At last accounts the enemy were
making gigantic efforts 10 cut off our
communication with Port HUDSON.
which, am sorry to say. have been
partially successful. AS rur comsnu-
n!cation with the Trans Miss! !ssiD Dpi
Department must more or less be cat
of during hosiiiitirs, tn" success of
the enemy in this quarter is nothing
more than was anticipated. They
are attacking EicksLurY. witha mucl.
larger force than heretofore, and as it
is their last grand effort. they will
not be likely to 4 bandon il till every
effort has been made for final success.
Tia. we will defeat all their plans
i. tru-. but it will not b. until OFT,
cndurauc. shall! have been severely
tried.
The health Of our army was never
better than at present Will. its spirit
is as high rs ever. One more grand
effort and we are free! That noble
old patriot. Gen. Sterling Price, WAS
in town yesterday, oo!in@ hale and
hearty. His army arr in i;nc health
and spirits. and ready to meet ,he foe
which as indications show, they may
not have the chance for some time.
I'h. latest advises from Virginia,
indicate another grand and final bat
tie for the occupation OF Our capital.
w. tear not the result. Would to
God tina, we could say he same all
over orr land, SO far as momrntary
Success is concerned. But Of the
final issue. lt.; all res, assured is near
Il, hand. Dear reader keep up joy
tul spirit for our political millennium
draw.,h near. The snow king has
already covered our town with his
hoarv '.antlr. and i, now SHOWS as I
write. Ever Of thee.
DIME DsopLE
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-02

1t is not often that ": are called on
10 chronic!. "a melancholy suicide"
Yet people Will soln.tim. so forget
themselves. as 10 co.nnit rash deeds,
contrary to the teachings OF Holy
Writ. In these days when men are
compelled 20 go and night against
their Wills. wv presume they think !,
right. Some peopl. imagine they are
doomed 10 b. killed, and rather than
risk the chances, will meet death u,
their own hands. The latter part OF
the pas, week, while sauntcrins along
the lcv.. in search O.; items, man
passed us III "pparcn, great haste; In
his hand he carried what appeared
10 us, brass pistol, he rushed into
the establishment of Messrs. Phelps
Il Co. disappearing through the
back door. Having insinua;cd our
suspicious 10 some gentlemen pre-
sent. they joined u. i'll the pursuit.
In she meantime the man had disap-
peared, and We rc-cu,.rrl the store,
when. on looking among some mer-
chaudize. we behcld-ohi HORROR
the man behind y tier of boxes. IL.
was ia the position Of a pcrs.n about,
TO pray. halt kw,rilns. aud on our
approach sudteniy Y thrust {"hat we
mistook Tor IL p.s:"t) iauce, in 4
barrel. aud politely invited US to take
drink"
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-02
NO.. 4

excitement in the North. The Her
aid regards the raising of the block
ade a serious matter, if recognized.
It fears there is some understanding
between France and England. with
regard to this mode of raising the
blockade. Four new iron cla9s to bs
|sent to the Southern coast this week.
a grand armada, waiting q favorable
wind, at Beaufort, will wipe out the
disgrace at Charleston and Galveston.
Dispatches from the West state
that Forrest had been repulsed at
FortDonaldson. He captured bat
terry of four guns, bat afterwards lost
them, with $50 men killed, wounded
and prisoners. Forrest is said to be
wounded. A resolution has been Of
fered in the New Jersey legislature,
that New Jersey will not be respon-
sible for any portion of the debt in-
Cured for emancipating negroes in
Missouri or in other States.
McMinville, Feb 1l-Northern pa
pers show great resolution in all the
Western and border States. Tho
Louisville Journal says Lincoln is
crazy or mad, and begs him to re-
scind his proclamation it says their
soldiers will not fight side by side
with negroes. The soldiers at Muir
freesboro' have held a meeting, up
holding the democracy Of their seve-
raj States.
A bill passed the Federal Congress
authorizing Lincoln to raise. arm and
equip 100000 negroes for the army
and navy.
The Times says an attack on
Charleston is momentarily expected.
Dispatches from Vicksburg state that
the fight will occur as soon as the
pontoons are ready. Col. Stewart.
McClernand's IS chief of staff, was kill
ed on tho Gath ult., by the Rebel
sharpshooters, while reconnoitering
near Vicksburg.
Yankee letters from Grants army.
speak despondently Of the prospect
Of reducing Vicksburg.
The United States Christian As
sociation held meeting in New York
Gen. Scott presiding. Burnside was
present and made speech; he said
in few weeks a great battle must
he fought; and two terrible armies
brought into collision.
! In the Federal Senate, on the 7th.
Mr.. Thurpin of Indiana, and Mr..
Richardson of Illinois made strong
northwestern anti-abolition speeches.
The former characterized Lincoln as
a tyrant, and said he would have no
subjects west of the Alleghanies.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-02

The SlruAyio&.-Ihings in Mid
de: I-mmess...' remain much ns they
ha~. been. The movements Of For
rest. Wheeler aud Morgan, have thus
tar disconnected Eosccgaus TO Il con
sidrrble extent, and have possibly
contributed largely TO ,h" keeping Of
his forces in s,a;n quo. The recen,
operations on the Cumberland nr.
thunder bolts on the Yankee mind,
and have .Sci:.l the strongest sens,
tons Of clar'n among thr officers 1t
vance are, rather slim. Active e".M:s
are retarded, partly by thu crippled
condition OF the Yankee subsistence
bureau, and partly by the weather.
Chattanooga Rebel.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-02
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Is published twice week.

10 PVo7's7eu e"'Ie q "oe1<'
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
Tcrms-ss.ooper year; sa.oo for six
months; $500 for three months.
1t is the only paper this side of
the Mississippi river. outside Of
New Orleans, in Louisiana, that is
published more than once 4 week.
It contains the latest War News and
items Of interest transpiring in the
Southern Conf.dcracy.
In remi,,ing send none but Con-
icderatc, Louisiana State, or .Shrcre-
port Bills, or 1eras Treasury VAR
rants. Individual or Nutilntrd Bills
not received. .Al
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-02

Nr. Thos ii. Morris. will accept
our thanks for :. Houston Telegraph.
The report circulated about the street
,ha, Mr.. NJ. bro"sh, intelligence Of Il
fight at Galveston. is not true.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-02

The n. Y. Times has a report, says
the Richmond Wing, from a well in
formed source, that the army Of the
Potomac is to hebroken up and the
bulk of it sent Nest-only Il small
fragrant to be retained at Washing
ton. This comes of our movements
being known to the enemy. If we
only had our forces now upon til.
Rappahannock, we could make short
work Of the concern at Washington.
and this would have a glorious effect
upon the natives. The Yankee as-
coieuts announce Stonewall's arrival
at Vicksburg, with 10000 men.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-02

The result Of tn. latc expedition,
which ,ci, Alcxaalri: to a.tack the
enemy was Il signal >c.c'ss. Itir
particulars vii! bc found anon" our
dispatches.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-02
The MILITARY BOARD, Adjourned

The MILITARY BOARD, Adjourned
last week, after session OF four
days. maj ajority being present, viz ;
the Governor, and Brig. Gems. Pratt
and Wick. The law does not autho-
rize the Governor to supply the va
cancy oecasion-d by Gen. Handolph's s
resignation, and there Will therefore
be out two Brisadier Generals. Ih.
Legislature did not contemplate that
The Brigadiers would either be killed
in battle, or decline the honor con-
terred by their election. Gen. Pratt;
We nre told makes Orelousas his
headquarters, and Gen. Wick goes to
Mon-oe.-La. Democrat.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-02

The ki:chca adjoining til. house
belonging to Mr. Ed. Eberstad'.. was
consumed by fire on Sunday night.
III. 22d inst.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-02

Mr.. y. Sclisman, our Deputy Post
Master. will acc.r. our thanks for
fnvors.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-02
The Weekly News

Is published for the benefit Of per-
sons whose mail facilities will not
admit of their subscribing to the
Sem.- Weekly Neecs. The present
small size has been adopted to place
it within the reach Of every person.
Ierms-For the present size s5
per annum. SO for six months, IN
adcdncc.
1t contains all the reading which
is published in the SemiW.ekly.
JOHN DICKINSON,
Editor and Proprietor.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-02

We understand that Brig. Gen.
blanchard is superseded, and has
been ordered to report at Richmond
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-02

Capt. w u. Druson will accept
.harks for Chicago and other papers.
The sun., 1863-07-21

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