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ASSUMING THE RESPONDENT
GUILTY..

The laundering" great British newspaper
assumes, in discussing the question Of Canadian
annexation
I. That the Canadians desire annexation.
III. That the United States intend an invasion
of Canada, and consequent annexation.
Here are two texts upon which peppery
preachments of the editorial description, leagues
in length if tackled together, might be manufac-
tured. But if the texts happen to be empty or
merely full OF wind, the preachnents cannot be
very substantial. Let US see!
/. The assumption that the Canadians desire
annexation, 30 far as our own opportunities OF
observation extend, has basis slim enough, or
no bas whatever. Where is the evidence that
Canadians desire annexation? When were the
meetings held at which such desire was ex-
pressed! What newspapers advocate such
,measurel The ardor of this British journalist
which bctrays him into such speculation, may,
indeed, be taken, in some sort, to Indicate
lurking consciousness, that no oyerweening at
iachment TO the Home Government exists in
those Provinces. Abcnelact0r should not doubt
the gratitude of beneficiary, when ne has no
cause for doubling II. II the government inn
posed By Great Britain upon Canada, has been
wise, liberal and profitable in its resuts-if it Is
Tie best government Of which the Canadians are
lcapable--if through interest, or even gratitude,
it is natural that they should adhere to the Brit
| isl throne-why, II seems to us, that The Lon
don Times treats them unGaciously, for 1t pre-
supposes them to be utterly wanting in some OF
the finest feelings of our nature.
! g. IA to the question Of an invasion OF
Canada, We hardly know whether to treat
this mcgrim seriously or ludricrously. We do
not believe that any man in political position,
from the highest 10 the lowest, in the United
States. has dreamed Of such ali invasion. IL
could only como in tho event Of war with
England. II would then come, indeed, natur.
ally and perhaps inevitably. From every other
point of view, sensible men will regard 1t as q
Mcgrim, bcgotten by Joalously and Hatred,
with selfshness for midwife, born in Printing
IIonse Square, baptized in the offices Of Down
inc street. where Policy was the priest, and old
Lady Routine and old Lady Circumlocution
were the sponsors
Mischief may come Of this, but not to-
morrow In the present advanced condition OF
civilization, no nation. however great, can
afford deliberately 10 make war upon another
without fair and honorable case. Editorials
arc not Official declarations. Such We abide
with confidence and checrfulness.
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THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN IN
OHIO.

An unusual degree Of interest attaches
to the present political campaign in Ohio. In
no State has the boundary between loyalty and
treason been so distinctly marked; in none have
the positions assumed by political parties been so
unequivocal. Every vote given for yallandigham
is equivalent TO vote given for jeff Davis and
the Richmond conspirators; the great convicted
is the candidate Of the armed traitors; papers
within the Rebel lines were the first to suggest
his name as candidate for Governor of Ohio;
and while banished they pointed out the route
by which he was TO reach the protection Of the
British Cross, there TO await the result OF The
election in October.
The suggestion that he be the gubcrnatoral
candidate was greedily accepted by the Copper
heads Of Ohio; and he was selected with ALMOST
entire unanimity by that party, on the llth Of
June; while the advice TO Vallandigham
himself was followed TO the letter; he escaped
by the very port OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TO the place pointed out-Nassau-and thence
to Canada, and issued an address TO
the voters Of Ohio, as suggested.
While in the South he was lionized; and he
assured the Rebel leaders that the moment he
was elected Governor, civil war should be in
augurated in the North, when their armies
might rest, or invade the Free States, rs they
might deem most conducive to their interests.
lie likewise foreshadowed tho New.York Riots,
md urged the Rebels to hold out yet little
while, and all they demanded would be secured.
He has been sympathizer with treason from
be beginning. Lie was ono Of two Northern |
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The Rev. DR.. Bacon IL New. Haven complains
In note 10 The n. y. 1,rn,s tina, note OF his
a. The TRIBUNE has not been published. Had
be taken tho trouble 10 ask us the reason for
ih.s OMISSION, he would have learned privately
what be now compcls Us 10 state pubhcly-that
he impeachment of the ycracity Of one of our
correspondents, who had made a statement and
given bis authority for il, was couched in such
terms ss TO preclude Ia appearance in our COL
gmns 4 respectful protest, or the production
Il any evidence in the case, would have COM
mAndcd a hearings bu' We recognize no night IN
anybody 10 say in this journal that gentleman
connected with IL, whom We know tobe man VI
tTuthiulne r. and who has position and oharac-
ger 20 maintain, is guilty Of urequyocal and base
ialsehood. How free our columns are 10 all who
have any objection 10 make 10 anything tina.
may appear in them is very well known. In his
note 10 The Tunes Dr. Bacon as cgts that the
correspondence of The Tribune are mere slam
dcTers, who are In The habit Of traducng public
men TO crafty penonal malice. as VIC know
this 20 bs untrue, and thai if II were, such per-
sons would not be permitted 20 use this journal
for any such purpose, no reasonable man can
blame US for declining 20 publish q note which
In It's very forms showed that such was the
writer's opinion Of the paper and those who
uro'c for IL
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.

By the arrival of the Saxonia, from South
ampton Sept. g. have three days later news from
Europe
The forbearance Of the Rebels toward the mean
ness" Of England Is at an end, and Mr.. Mason mas
officially informed Earl Russell that his Government has
recalled him from England. lie has gone to france
The London Times predicts the fall Of Charleston as
certain.
A Union steam corvette had arrived at Bresf In or
der to repair The Florida was to leave on Sept - IN
order 70 attack second steam corvette which was at
Lisbon and had BEEN with the at Brest in pursuit
of the Florida. The French Government treats the
Union vessel Of Brest. jus, like the Florida.
The Mexican deputation TO Macmillan was to nave
an audience with Louis Napoleon England Is SAID 10
be pledred TO recognize Macmillan soon as he Will
accept and to have promised to favor the proposed
Mexican loan
The insertion Of the Polish memorandum in the Mon
,sur is regarded as expressive Of the intention OF the
French Government TO recognize Poland as peine'
erent Power. The Russian Emperor, in speech
promised reforms and extended privileges. Eleven
ironplated gun boats for the Russian Government VIII
be completed by Spring. Twenty thousand men are re-
ported to be stationed in Finland.
The complication between Germany and Denmark is
again becoming serious TIE Committee o. the federa
Diet proposes the occupation OF HoiSein by eoo rcd
era troops vote was TO be taken on the repoT: on
Oct l. Denmark has ordered the regnental lists to be
filed w to tie war strength by the same day.
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On our second page this morning will be
ound letters from Havana and vicksburg, late
lows from Richmond and local item., on the
ifh page, city items In the supplemental
hest, No. z Of Mr.. Kirke's papers on Tcnnes.
10. letter to the people Of France by M. Gu.
eret news from Peru, o letter from st. Louis,
Reviews Of New Publications (including Mr..
3SvtbQgpsp English sketehes). Autumn Fash.
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ltiAIlfsSE ID.

BROWN-BAKER-At FcI.A Anlboy N. j.. on Thursday
Oct, l. by The Roy Alex. Jones' u. d., samuel Brown esq
OF this city, 10 julia J. Baker OF Perh Amboy.
CLAkkE--l REM tSS-At brooklyn ON Thnrfday Oct, l.
by tho Rev H. g. Carpenter fdwrfd CLARKE, aud CeIrlc
eldcst daughter 81 " ilem frcntiss.
NAti-ohEEAE-In Wes.borourh Mass, on "Wednesday
sept 30, by the Rev Da, Greene Mr. j. Eyar,s Tracy OF
Newly City TO Martha Sherman, daughter VI the ohc.at
lug Clergyman.
WoOLstf-BAiLEY-Atf orhsm onI Harlem, ON Thursday
Oct J. by Tho Row Henry A. Nudey ihoodoras bailey
Wool'cy OF this city ANA Mary H. daughter oI N r. Bailey
csq.
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Circular.
Nos. y AND los TRINITY BUILDINGS, Nav YORK.
Circular.

IL he Union County conniase''
The Union State Committee, feeling the importance o.
harmony system and energy in the action Of Ori'"
in the pending campaign recommend that ScLooL p
rRicr MEETINGS DO commenced without delay in every
county the State, that these meetings be addressed BY out
speakers that these meetings continued until tho
election.
The County Committees should wln the nes, week or ten
days decide what points in each county hey
desire large meetings and advise the State Committee ~h''
by thu, time Will have speaking force sufficiently Asr 70
accommodate such meetings.
Where expected provide speaker II Wal o. frqu'
site that the fine OF holding them be len TO our appointment"
All changes in local Committees should Dc 81 'Dee 'et0'Sa
TO tile State Committee.
1t specially urged that the tnion rfes' "o"s''' ~
si nh ,h cirnlr 70, the information Of local orgas
,.,,,n. ISAAC FuLLER, Secretary.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

letter from Nashville, 9th inst, says:
Sinco Thursday last nave oeen pouring
down TO Chattanooga and on that Gay some " anu 'o
FOUNDER Parrot guns lying here unused since Nasn
,le fell were forwarded The finest troops which have
nassed through the city the 18th Regulars They
norcbcd like machinery and stood firm and erect as
statues
Of the 5000 Union soldiers wounded in the
recent battles in Northern Georgia, only 1000 received
serious hurts
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The meeting last night TO hear the Missouri
ana Kansas delegates was large in spite OF the
storm, and remarkably enthusiastic. The
speeches set forth the peculiar difficulties which
compass the Union party in the former State,
ana were listened to with great interest. We
give report in another place.
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Observation-Disclosures. Oct. 3.

WtLItCks THE tTFK-R0seeae or The kihe Bali
EInTO', GARDEN-Gam.a. the Je. ish Maiden
WINTER GfRDEE-RielaTd H. 80.
BARNLhrs MUsECM-indsn Chief Python, &c Ldr'c'
the pine-Deaf ~ Post, the Ghost, &c
ALuANBRA PANILION-Equs.iri- nism Arab. hc
PARK THEkTER. (BIookYrl-SaTshs Young Man be'niy
and the Beast.
NETWORK TIFATE -Drchalameiu. &c.
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Wall TI,.e nj tl,c pn.,-Oif,rc.

w'sbi,ston. saturday oct 1......... ioi
p.i,ia S's ~ Got a........... ci D. IN.
OK So,.h st, s,tprsy o. 5............. ici m.
foi Nrr,p,' o' s'''i''' ........... p N.
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BFRWICK-In tbi. elty on Friday morning Oct o. Mrs.
Catherine berwick aged ~ years months and ID days
The relatives aud friends Of the family respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral from her late residence, No 81 est
street between Seventh and Eighth avenues
sunday the <th as,, II O'Clock. without iurheS invita-
tlou-
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servo with deep interest the progress of the po-
litical campaign in Ohio; but we watch it full
of hope and confidence that the result will be
dcath.bow to the hopes of the Rebels.
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iulon state Nomination..
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
CuAUNCEY NJ. DEPEW.
FOR COMPTROLLER,
LUCIUS ROBINSON.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JOHN COCuRANE.
FOR STATE TREASURER.
GEORGE w. SCHUYLEN
FOR STATE ENGINEER.
WILLIAM ID. TAYLOR
For CANAL COMMISSIONER.
BENJAMIN h. BRUCE.
FOR INSPECTOR OF STATE PRISONS
JAMES *. BATES.
FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALo
HENRY X. SELDEN.
UNION STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
No. u TnIsny BcuDusA
New.York, Sept 49, 1868.
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ions for 1863, Valuation Of taxable property in
New.York State, short speech by Gen. Sigel,
and the Missouri address to the President.
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Eightccnih Ward trion Associnfion.-The Con-
nsr yemorfshp % the shove Assertion vii De- N q
Tendance to- .dNAy ard 2slst on FRIDAY
.ud SATURDAY EVENINGS. ot:. AID 3. lrom y - !
o'clock the purpesr OF receiving the OF al Cnos
loyal c.lrrns who may desire with the Associs
aiming tie Union State and County Nominations. Al
citizens q the Ward willing 10 lay aside party lines snd
sacred duty, namely sustain the Government until ti
Rebellion Is crushed and every yrstc 81 opposition 20 the
prosecution Of the eNtn fu-hed rom a'.
respectfully invited enroll heln.cves aud thus give Ell
drncc that Scwiork is stu determined to sustain aw
order and be st cSempe in Is Efforts peace
upon no other tcla. b.. the unconditional sureaGe o 81
poverty taken nom .ht Ceyr.r'lcg, BY traitors
wv DRrGosp Se,y MM. LAiMbEER, IL, Prest
E.,ntccnth Ward Union AssoclatoE.-A Specia
Meeting OF the Assocssiou vii be ncid AZ he-dluA..eo
Rooms OF the Cenfr ,omatfrel fl Brlaawas nc
I'D e., Oh MONDAY ENENiSG Oct. ). a clock Iunc
tlal a'irndsEce is particularly requested.
W9. LAlMbEER, j., President
~. ppr
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DIX ID.

Friday. Oct . Mr.. John w Farmer. Of
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Twentieth Ward Vnion Associaiior

of the call ~ he Cea,f Committee al loya citizens OF he
Ward IN fivor o., sustaining the Union NOMINATIONS AID =
ayor OF vigorous Of tie until the taa aat
complete sup cssloa o. tAs hcSC invited 70 .nol
themselves members Of the fesoc+rion FRIDAY nd
SATURDAY EVENINGS oct. and , At Lincoln Hall, Ger
neT Of JJd-... I'D e.hs az, noa. 4 10 p ~
by order Of -, Association.
JOHN WAITE President.
JAMES l.. NAslE. Secretary.
Gabriel Afucett A. J. D.cHhocstr and j. '. Gfdey, In
roll a. COmulil.sc.
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Movements OF Ocean Steamers
n,n ~ ~ 4 HI
Bnsinsss Notices.
A New PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF

a NEW perfume FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF
ExTzAcr OF THh
NrcEr-BLoosfs0 CtRrrs,
EIcHr. BLooa.o CsRErS,
EtcuI BLOOMING CEarIs.
EieHr. BLooxIsv CzRErs.
EicBr BLOOMING CBRgts,
EiGHT.BLooxfsG CEREcS,
Eicur.BLoosiSc CEnRus,
NIGHr- BLooSis0 CgRyrs,
u,r,,i,ts delicate .na Ptsyr.n, Pcrfa-e Dis.iilrl
- ~. ne snd leau,if Flower from ~aieh n ,akes s
n.mc PnaLos Z SoS, 81 Nlcholss Hotel
Sod By druggists generally
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ec app 1r'cd the purpose 9Lius the trcn
IN ,fis Mad viii meet Oh SATURDAY and MONDAY
EVENING. Oct. and 5, a, the s,euhen House, No *
Eowcry BY order Of JOHN LALON, President
Is. =. AEKGTr. }
" A
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si.nff Calnlt,e. duly appointed t meeting - tbs A.o
cation bold 40. rs Bt the evening 81 I'll ,pi,
Oct l Inst srp .nlsd tie eur5 ne n 81 al Union e
ton Of a.. ari m his Assorlor ~ .ife u1sce inst
IN obsdisnco TIE cioas u this ss5ciatlon, J. Commit
T.. vi BE- In sriian No. IS 9Th SAT- HDAf and
MONDAY EVENINGS Oct % and Sch inst, non :. q \,
n Al Fecfof, Of the Sixteenth Ward sn9 ar In favor d
sastainng the Nalont Adnr sion IN Vigorous prosecu
udr 81 tie Var unt the tna aud complete Supp sion o.
this Rebellion H. .ayor Of Enforcing cider md sustain NJ me
laws aud sgp2lrng the n1n.1 toIs made b! TIE a91
Convention held II Syrcuae sept 1853 ere invited
- attend nd rafef thsr - -
a. y. DODGE, CHAS. \. CLARhF,
PHIL RICHARDSON JOHN MCINTYRE.
.AlLLlAM SAlIlM Committee on Enro.Laerk
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ABBOTT & RATHBUs have ready fine asort-
men, Of FAIL and wDrEE CLoTnIso ior MEN aid
Dorl
ABBOTT RArHBrs Nc. 50' BroAiway
Under -. Nichols Hotel
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|The JofIlIavis laJerl0
srII,r.Y BlE.L re- DlT

a,he 1rsss aesbls ssarsds bask .assiee,
ssIl .rsvelyias. sAes gaa Jsassrasy will ~
q exhihislen seain, ID Babbasss HAL, shis
essusne. ssssral magalaeebs karess III
Is sassssa Nth sdnirsbls sases. ssssn
IAaaared sheasaaa spsesassrs will he 70 -
,ssdssee Mars wosad Asssad Il 80 pro-
sraas,s saouId b paAllshsd. Ths mana:
80 have forbiddss - pahlishisg y. We
could tel, bas aasrsens." = woald drss
Tao biz ) crowd. The ssssa-hy-0sns hall
|swtssads's ned den. We are psrmisssd e
s,aas. hawsssr, shss shsrs u 70 BE- geseFal
love fsass On shs vtsssas ascaslpa. AZ v
&. q. o. u COED ssaadiag ere iaslses ! e
passiaipass. a barrel IL sssFs viii % shed
fer the dear soashers bseshsseB. AL BE
ehiss msarnssa will be thess. The heavy
tragedy psFformers win b. there. Fsstsf
win be- sAess, 10 0reas shisf will bs there.
ne Able Man viii DO shsss. Ys Popular
Fsseriss viii hs there. Re keeper o.
Chsroksa will Be there. He Editor ok ys
Bssls Min b. shsrs. uia BOO 80 80
Subscribers will 30 there, wi.a their vivss
and Rssls oass. A. Vallandighaaa Z. will
DO there. Oar Undsrgroaad Rerofses will
viii be there. Ys great Bowis KD,fo won''
be there. All who can eadOsss tho following
|aarsIcles OF taith'' are invited % be shers--
nols others need assead
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NEwPoRT NKws, March 8, 1863.
reached this point the
2Ssh Of last month, and was pleased 20 learn
that the 9th Army Corps had been detached
from the Army Of the Potomac, which has
been Tuined by Mcclellan. What cor des-
tination may be from this point litsle know
nor care, IL We will strike, and striks hard
where treason yet staDds unrsbuked.
most heartily endorse your sentiments
upon this rebellion, and believe We have
more 20 fear from traitors at the North than
from those 10 open rebellion At the South.
These miserable Northern Fecrsanss, tbs'oa.
scourings Of . pOllssed party, prompted by
40 higher mosivs than party pride and par.
~ triumph, woald barter the liberties OF
this people and destroy the worlds Last hope
OF free government, TO satisfy their party
amnesty. SuCh men are traitors, aud pro.
psrly named "Copperheads," aud to-day
they are trying TO wind their slimy coils
around this Administration, aod hiss and
citing it into obedience. ..-..
We want, 10 these times, men Of courage
men OF ireO will, Nasm WhO dare do right,
"though the heavens fall" men vito will
stand apoU the everlasting rock Of truth and
justice, and from lie bsstion huxI the wea.
pons OF Vengeance and destruction. Bot
can oniy, live, aght, snd hope. Ali may
yet be we'll. @aa
The health 81 the troops here wac never
better, and 10 drill srs imprOving every day.
My health rs not as good 90 wAen left
homs, bat 40 long 80 can lifs my arm aud
traitor breathes, just 90 long will I strike
foe oas country, ear liberty, aOd cur Laws.
| ]. G. B.,
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AN uNxNswH.

We tossd spaa the ssrssa, q FEW days
ssaes, a. old and slmsss wstR oss istssr
frem paeelisd psiaanas Oh Bsasoa Bar
raeks BE- bio beosAsss Prem Tie q style's D
h appsrsas lAas ~ writer b not lssrssJ
man bss his Aeass . sishk end hin |" bead
% soa1a.n We preserve he fellswing e.
tSaass: 70 Si*s&s ~
81 feel saiAa IN isasrsss 10 kaswing
your pslisieal pssiiias sAstAsr yes srs =
Rssaba;as ksaisA I sAisk yos ass), War
Dsaessaa, q whsshse yea ere one Of thess
sowardly. aamaaAss 'csppsrhsad' Dsmo-
sssas. vas veaia Aass - ~ % our knees
ts Ne Fsesh. end pray Ter peace n No sx-
peass ss saR sasssmMa hsnsE and sxiassaes.
ny pssitiss . saaiiy sssssa, ard . jssa shis
10 asAa sAam mil ws WHIP sAssa- -sssiI
sAsy mp aswn sAsis ssms md rssasa % sksis
slassissea, y bary ssssy man b he Nseth
n = sslaisr's grave. That's ell. THAT'S
my plaafssaa, and tho plssform u ssay
ssadatr, sofssas my sxpsrisses soss = >
Il lhs war b aof ended when ny prssess
earn axpisss, l will re-enlisa; Ter an
bsasa % ses sAs ed Of shis rshsllisu, y
De ayisg. ..
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uNlaN a.wAasr.

Wssrss apen The Ioysl alaisans u Pct
tasassaais 10 inpsgsanss Is orgasisisg %
ssssy TsnssAip, i bssash ~ TIE Lcyai
narsesA1 1aAaga. lot ssly IL 4 proper,
fas ~ loyal sisissss o. sAs soansry y -
ganiss loyal elabs. bas = i shsir insesraffvs
1sfs 20 % DO. Ths bogns UoaFsdsFses 4
sas On ia lass less--shs giant rebellion i
ssslsgipg i. its fan /; - friends 10 he
NsetA bsing fslly aware % sais fass are nan
mskise > LAT Aaspsfsls ekars - dessras 10
Gsvssamsat--ss sAisld skeir es-sfaisors 81
he ssasa from 10 sssxesnss IL the easn.
Odd Ism and shssasslvss srem sserIsslips
ispsmisy. Thar sry kas been ..yos can
aevsv sship fhe Ssssk Noe, o msks
shsis words soed, tasy aas nesing bskves
and earth q frussssia ths aasiess 81 NE
Csvmnnssss 81 savs - siskisg ship. d
sssssa. TAsss sAsrss shsald DO prempsly
saa sigassssis nse 81 80 Isyal nassss q
he Land. 20 De THE there = % more Ell.
fsss;vs way than By sAs orgasisasson d
Uaios Lsagaas- TAs snly test 81 sasnasr.
ship--sha osly sbligssiea sabsesibsa 70 b
nsabers--s ths fsllssiss
g We, sha andersignsd, sitissas Of the
Unitsd States, hsFsby ssAeesats ourselves
under tha nams ard tale VI the LoYAL IA.
sFoSAE ExAcUE. ~
awe pledge earRelvsa 30 an uaeonaitiens
al lssai6 % the 0ovsssmeaa Of ths DATED
States. 20 an anwavering sappcrk Of its
efforts 30 suppress the rebellion, and 20
spsss no endeevoS 20 maintsin aSimpaiTsd
the aalioaal naisys both in priscipls aAd
tsrritorisl boundary. .s,.=, :.
u Tss primary object Of shis League ID
and shall be to bind together ell legal men,
Of all trades aBd profsssiens, il eemmon
onion Co mainsain the power, glory aud in.
ssgrisy Of The nasioa.3 " . .. -
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mons ENCOuRA9ED - HOWL. LYaAg
DER HOW'LL a..

M0Rs ENCOURAGE I'D - HOWL. LYMAN.
nEN, MawAI 49,,
The following rsgimsassl order, Issued
concerning Q drummer Of the Filth lowe
who participated 10 the mobbing Of the
Coastitwtsom as Keekuk, will farnisA oHE
venerable cOssmporaxy with material for q
splendid hOwl. 'Now spread yourself, IS
nsighbOr, here's ans opening:
HKApauARTERs srm TowA inTANTaT,l
Camp asas HeaSEss Arb, MaEcA Isshs Ass.
Special Osasr Ne. 8. sr -..'
Rohsrs Raui. dEammer % Company 81, p
sch lows Infantry VOlaslssss, who, with he.
reio ssuFags aud iadsfaalgabls perseverance,
carried cur woaaded and dying eomr1dss
from she battlefield - ssiuka, = Aad by 10.
.cessans sxPosarsa and pSivasions, soatsacs.
ed sewers illnsas whieh almass proved TO-
sal 10 bin, has resarnsd 10 HE rsgimeat.
The Colonel oODmasdiBg regrets deeply,
10 vssw & such nebls tsaiss Of character,
that hs l. pscessitassd 20 reprimand aaid
Robert BauL drumasF o. Cempsny ssB p
ssh Iowa Infsntry voiansssFs. for bic un-
soldissly conduct while eonvalsssess ID ahs
hospital as KsOkuk, Iowa. 10 violeusly ~.
iag slsdge hammer against . so.called
Coppsrhead Newspaper Press as shas placs,
Bat 90 sseaFs he services Of drummer
at saeh p0assadiag psopsasisies, asd 10 re-.
waFa him for valuable services above c;sea
said Robert Baui 10 herehy appointed Druss
Major Of 5th Iowa Infaetry Volanseere. and
win Be respected ard obsSed aeeosdiugly.
- @. L. MAsTmaRs,
> ..s@. Col. 5th Iowa InEansey Ysls.
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