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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-07
ACoppe rhe . d sym Fa tfiizes Wi it'll ISe b.
els and Traitors. Repudiatc them at
the BiIllot-bOX next Tuesday.
Letter from Norris Island.


Correspondence Of the Perrysburg Journal
NORRIS IsLAND, 5. c., September ~, 1858.
EpS. Journal: Although | have nothing Of
much importance to write at this tiule yet it may
not be amiss to drop few lines for the benefit of
our friends generally, if there be such a thug as
tcneiit in Il.
Since my last, there has been bVt little done here,
to all appearances; but to the close observer there
appears 60 be a wheel working within wheel. Our
iruu-cIads aud fleet lay where they did two weeks
ago; 50 also does our army, and It secUls that
We have accomplished all that Sc were put
here to do. We have taken Morris island un-
der very diiIfcult circumstances, we have IN
scAioUsly dag the enemy oUt of Fort Wagrer-Ouc
OF the most dic,-it places to taac in this region
and with Yankee combatiyoncss, we have knocked
aud torn, and plowe Battery Gregg into Federal
summer fallCw, and have completely driven the
for from the island. But our work has net ended
here. We have battered Sumter with our large
pieces, till she is no Ture a tor., yet she is still
held by the enemy; but rs she can not operate
against u- it would be Of no particular use to Us to
hayc her in possession. Thus We have done a great
work and probably all that we are to do soon
Bnt While there seems TO be time of general
resting IN this Department, there is evidently an
unIercurrcnt of much power and force, moving un-
der deep water which will, ere long develop itself
TO the perfect satisfaction Of the entire country.
We should take new courage, aud rejoice in our
successes. OF late, the enemy have gained moth
lug while We have been gaining all. Ourhag now
u latS over many places. in triumph, in the So
called Southern Con:ederacv. Peace begins TO
dawn. The rebellion Ts gone up, and in fact,
Charleston is ours, and is only held by traitors,
through the mercy, long suffering and gentle kind
ness OF Quincy the Great.
But lmust hasten to a few rcgimental affairs and
then close. Last Sabbath, Colonel NoTis returned,
aud with him brought beautiful stand of cOors
as a present from Mrs Nors, the Colonel's lady,
to the 61th, and on yesterday morning the regiment
fell IN line, when the old way-worn, Weaher-Oeaten
and tdtaered nag from Toledo was brought out TO
receive Us final discharge preparatory to sending il
hone. We gave il three IA arty cheers aud with
tears bid adieu, afler which it was borne off,
and is nnw on its way 10 those from whom it came.
The health of the men is growing better, and we
look for pleasant fall. We have plenty in the
Department to eat, drink and wear, and hoping
you all at huue enjoy the same,
remain yours, JEFF.
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Jnion or DisuniOn-On Tuesday next
choose yc which cause yc will serve.
The Hospital al Camp Nelson, Ky.
Correspondence Of tue Perrvsburg journal.
GENERAL lluSrITAL.i


EpS. JOURNAL: Having been sent from my reg
iment (n0th) while at Danvillc, to this place, the
sick list" you have been deprived of news from
" Hero" for long, long time. | dn not resume
"my facic pen as Altemus Ward has it for
the purpose of detailing news from Co. \, Tooth
q. IT.. as it has lett me in the urCh, and is now
further in Dixie than would care To he. Who
knows bui they now in Chultston--thc doomed
city. The remainder Of the regiment, Col. Slcrin
commanding is now on Provost duty IN Knoxville,
am told. hIvc yet heard no particulars Of the
detachment taken prisoners
The General Hospital here has at present between
800 and 100 inmates all afflicted with diseases
and wounds of the worst kind. There is also at
this post Convalcsccnt Camp to which they are
transferred as fast as they get better. There they
when they are returned TO their regiments or bat
tcrcs.
This Hospital, under the goolend able manag,
mcnt of DR.. Swartzweldcr, is in very prosperous
condition. The ublo corps of attOndipt surgeon,
should not be overlooked. One | can vcuch Tor
DR.. Thack,r r, who is detached from tn, Tooth At
tcndlut Surgeon here. H. cyncrs his usual mcd-
ical skill, and is heartily appreciated.
Tie hospital lahors under miuy disadvantages
which, however, will soon be Ubviatcd. The wards
are ps,d Of three hOspitl tents placed together
very WE'LL but it il entirely out Of the qucS
ton to think Of wintcling in them. The recent
cold freezing nights have made much suffering in
the hospital, AMI the recent week has been more
fatal to the soldiers than recent ones. Stoves hava
been sent for, and for time they will answer. EN-
ccllep buildings are fast approaching completion.
10 which. when cumpctrd th" ,sial will be trans
fcrred. Hoping To send YOU SONS news som,t time,
| rcnaip, ttHly, HERO.
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EfyoU ForIa live IN peace ana sngeiy.
elect tEsc E'Gt;0u TiciGct.
WORD ABOUT COrpERS.

LCurrospundcncc of the Pywysburg Journal
GuEAD, September 30, 1868.
Fms. JmRNNL: What is more Disgusting than
Ia see the Euttcrnut emblem thrust unlur ones
nose, 10y ia 'Sc who claim to be lovers of the old
flag, and call themselves Democrats? The word
Butenut took its origin from the fact that the rcb-
els Wore clthng of butternut color, and it is cv-
idcA that those wearing such cmblems are in Svm-
patty with rebels aud the c.rpu4t supporters of
that arclI-raitor, Nallandigham. Many good men
are deceived by these Butcrnst gentry calling
themselves Democrats. wien they are no more
worthy of the name than the Devil Is of being
called an Angel OF Light. Some, who can neither
read write are led to believe il to be their duty
to vote for Nallahdigham because he is the Demo
cratic nominee for Governor, without mquiring as
to his merits or dcncris. Now the Bht,cI1ut cm-
blcm being token of sympathy with rebels. is
proof sufficient that those who wear them are rebel
svmpathlzcrS, and that the supporters OF Nullan-
RShaR are Northern mcn with southern princ-
plies, calling themselves Democrats. q De more
successful in carrying out iheiy Icbelllous schemes.
This reminds me OF fable of the iackdaws and
peacocks. The jacklaws, To hide thcif iil-shapad
forms pluckcd the feathers from the pcaCOcks, and
inserted them in their own budes To give to them
selves goodly appearance. Such is the case with
the leaders ei the Naiianligham party. They are
rebels at heart, with the Rdme of Democrat attached,
to secure them better success in the accomplish
mcnt of their reasonable designs.
Last SUNDAY | attended church in Damascus
Township, hcnry County, and there saw some she
addcrs in wOman's apparel, wearing the Buttcrnut
emblem: and not only these she-devls, but men
likewise have the audacity To wear them at public
gatherings. Some of these very characters are
holding official capacities in the township, aud 9TH
crs are members standing in church fellowship.
Is it not folly to regard such individuals in any
other light than traitors to their country.
ANONYMOUS
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secret Traitor at Home is worse
than two in the Field. Go ia the Polls
next Tuesday and put them down.
About Played Ont.

The Coppers had meeting at the Cout House,
ou Saturday evening last. There were present
nineteen, all tSldand fourteen of those went there
for the purpose of attending the military election.
On Monday evening last another izzle came of
VI Bowling Green, in Lambs bar-room. Fifteen
were present, listening 20 the agoniziug appeals Of
a brace of Perrysburg speakers, while anxious in
qIiries were being made among some of the Union
ladies Of that town whether they did not wish to
rent o,a the vaeantportinns of the bST-room Sorry
jest on the CoppeFs. Verify the Copperhcad cause
is played out in Wood County. She will prove
hsFSeH UGiop 20 the core psSt Tuesday.
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one Vote may save your State from
giving COppcrhcud Majority.
TOntogany Ahead.

The citizens of Tontogany aud vicinity should
hear in mind that 5. W. Whitmorc and Co. are
now receiving a large and weil selected stock of
fall and winter goods, which they are Offering on
The very best terms. They also have on hand a
gool assortment of furniture, stoves tin ware, hard
ware, drugs and medicines, paints, oils, &c.-in
fact, every thing that a civilized community needs
in the line of merchandise. They are not to be un-
6crsold. Give them call
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Pulmonary Consumption Curnblo Dis
caSc--A Card.
TO CONSERVATIVES

The undersigned having been restored 10 health
in few weeks, by u very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption is
anxious 10 make known to his fellow sufferers the
means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of ihc
prescription used Gree of charge with the drec
trus for preparing aud Using the same which they
will find smp cVrc for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BEoSCnTIs, CouGus, CGIps, sc, The only object
Of th' advertiser in sending the Prescription is TO
benefit the afflicted, and spread information which
he concciyes to be invaluable aud he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy as it will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
PART ) wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
2lq Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
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To Horse Owners.

pR. SWEEPS lNFALLrBLE LINIMEST PoR
HORSES IS unrivalcd by any, and in all cases Of
lam mess arising from SPrains, Bruises or Wrench
ing, its Ell ct Is magical AMI certain. Harness or
Sadlla calls, Scratches, Mango &c, IT will also
cure speedily. SPAWN and llingbOno may be
easily prevented aud cured in their inepent stages,
but confirmed casts are beyond the possibility Of a
rddicIi crs. No case nt the kind, however, is so
desperate or hopeless hut il may be allcvil;ed by
,hiS linimeut and It's faithful application VIII al
waya remove the Lameuess, aud enable the horses
u travel with comparative eIse.
Every horse owner should have this remedy at
hand. or It's timely use at the first appearance Of
Llmeness will eifectualy prevent those formidable
diseases mentioned, 10 which all horses are liable,
aud which render s0 Aauy otheTw iSe valuable
horses ncarly worthless. Stc adyertsmcnt. Is
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WARRANTED SUPERIOR TO ANY

oIltEh.- iuBlAS DEkBl CONDlTlON row
DERS; safe, sure aud speedy cure for Coughs
Colds, Dystempsr, lIcavcs, Hide Bound, Worms
Bolts. Loss of Appetite, Scurvy, &c. &C., IN Horses
and Cattle. Many animals whose worn-out and
miserable appearance makes them almost worth
less, be restored to their former yigor aud fine
condition by few doses of these invaluable pow
dcrs. They arc perfectly harmless aud can b.
given to sound horse as we'll IA n sick one, with
sure benefit, they keep their blood cool, skin and
bowels loose, urinary organs in good order and on
the whole, improve the appearance of all animals.
no matter i'll what condition they are in. For high
fed horses they are invaluable. II fhorscmcn would
once month give tablespoonful in their feed, we
should seldom hear nf so manv sick horses. Sold
by all druggists Depot, 80 Corandt street, New
York. 22b
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THERE viii be found advertised in our paper
snm, family medicines that desire to call cSpe.
cial attention to. Among them is DIR. Wcavcr's
salt Rhcum Syrup and Ccrate. We speak more
directly of the Cerate which is an ointment every
family should have ut hand.
We know it has no equal for the cure of frosted
feet, chlblanS, chappt d or cracked hands or lips
and for nipples It is the only thing required
II any person is afflicted with any disease where
good salve is wanted, we advise them to give Dr.
Wcavcr's Ceratc just one trial, aud they will be
convinced Of its merits.
DIR. Wcavcr's Syrup, with the Ccratc, is sure
for all hnmors, sores aud diseases that arise
from impurity of the blood.
Another valuable preparation is the old standard
remedy and peoples tayoritr, Perry DavS's Pain
Killer Ourrcadcrs only want to know that this
remedy is pure and genuine, and sold by all our
city druggists.
DR.. $. o. Richardson's Sherry Wine BittcrS is
very agreeable medicine, and valuable where
stimulating agent is required.
We know that all the above named remedies are
Just what the afflicted require, and can he found
at the drug stores generally. LoWi'riHe Democrat.
Ftb. lG, 1860.
These medicines are for sale by Druggists gen
orally throughout Wood County. 22c
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RnilrnnG Accident.

A collision occurred ct Haskins STATEN, on the
Dayton aud Michigan Road, on Wednesday morn
ing last, resulting in the destruction of two or
three freight ears the serious injury Of child
six or eight years old, and few slight injuries to
other persons. The first freight train which left
Toledo that morning was for some cause detained
~ Haskmsy and when the second train--which left
Toledo short time after the tirst-came up, it was
so foggy that the engineer could not see the first
train until too late to avoid a collision.
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Main 2lst Reg,t Ohm foLnniee

The Independent copied the preamble and reso-
luton, but omitted to publish the sclthing rebuke
given to Nallandgham and his yilainous follow
crs,' by Major McMahan. Why was this? Was
Il species Of trucking e. the villainous fol-
lowers ia tbs county? Major NcMahan /, wei
known throughout this county, and we are informed
that be had invariably acted with the Democratic
party previous 10 the outbreak of tue war-and his
letter would therefore exercise no little influence
onhis former Democratic associates. Why, then,
is his bret but patriotic letter, committing himself
fully to the support OF Brough, aud stating rriy the
preamble and resolutions was adopted, suppressed
BY those claiming to be his friends
Was it done to conciliate Copperheads, or was it
intended as mark Of disrespect to Major McMa-
bar
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j. ii. kud"r Esq, Of fnntogauy,i is authorized
to receive subscriptions for the JOrRSAI.
M,uMEr Cry +. c. Holt. at the Post Office,
has charge of our Subscription list at Maumcc,
where nr patrons IN that locality can pay up ar
rcaragrs and renew their subscription.
ToNroGANN Our patrons at T"ntogany will
lind their accounts with Judge fuller, who is au-
thorzcl orccciyc subscriptions for us at that place.
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We have received This ylH1blc publication for
October. No mcrclIantnr bHsit.cs> man should be
without it, In these days Of the extensive nlouu-
facturc Of fraudulent banl-not2s, il is m essential
companion wherever paper money is nan led.
Terms Monthly, : per annum &; Scrai i-monihlv.
s.; single numbers, 10 cents Address T. L. Peter
Il Brothers, sos Chestnut street, Philadelphia
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The JRioa giTcs Protection to nIl,
aiiYc al Icnat ono Day 10 its support.


The friaat has catered upoR lis fifth volume
ami each number is oa iuproyem mt upon its pre-
'd'ccs5or lti,'thc nett.st specimen of Typography
III The tnitcl States aud its pages are filled with
valuable inform ,tiou for the crAt AMI the stu lent
nf historical literature.
Terms -Sl per aunNm. .A66rcsS John Grcason
4 Co., No. ~ William strtc7, New York
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Sore Eyes Cured.

The following letter will prove the merits of Dr.
WcNvcr's Ccratc. II will cure all eruptions and
diseases of the skin;
HAMILTON, ONO, August II, 1860.
1havc been afflicted with sore and ,rcdk eyes for
the last tive years the recommendation of n
friend, | was induced to use Dr. Weavcrs Ccratc,
and have derived grIat advantage from its use.
JOHN II. FALCONER.
DIR. Wcavcr's Sirup and Ccratc for sale by Drug
gistS generally throughout Wood County. 22c
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The American .griculturist.

This invaluable monthly for October is at hanl.
The .iyricultwst is an essential requisite to the
Farm, Garden and Household. No farmer, gar
dener or horticu,grtst shostd be without it. Take
It for one year, and vor sill ret be without it.
Published by Orange Judd, a. NJ, at IL Park
Row, New Hosk, aethe low price of 81 per annum.
We will furnish the JoURNeL and -fyricMtmi,t for
se % year.
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This 1e.ltHcut was almost used up during the
battles OF tie 18th aud 20th of September, Iu adj
'iiou to the casualties given in last weeks paper,
and in other portions Of this issue, we learn that
Captain Cayton, of Gicad, is killed. He was an
estimIble man, and has sacrificed all that m, II
eau sacrifice for lis cUlntrv
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Copperhcad Meeting at Nliigrovc,

Copperhc ads had II meeting at Millgrove last Sat
uriay week. Do lge ami Tyler, were the speakers
Audience was large and respectable. a. the close
oftle speeches some ladies present called for and
obtained three chccts Ear Brough and three more
for the soldiers. We suggest that the Union Cen
trll Committee contribute ">nthin " to keep the
Democratic guns of this county going until
oI la,
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Pcrrysburg church Directory.

METHODIST ErIsCorAL-Rev. l.. ~. Albright, Pastor.
Services each Sunday at 1n:30 An. aud ~ Pm.
PRrsBYrrRIAN-Rev. q. A. Adams Pastor. Services
each Sunday at lO:3O
BArrsrRcv. II. n. TaGt, Pastor. Services each Sum
day Mt iO:3o \. NJ
LrrrERIN--tev, J. Kinageis Pastor. Services every
Sunday, forenoon and afternoon alternately.
GERMAN MgrunntsT-Iev. c. Swiueforth. Pastor. Sery.
ices each alternate sunday a. l0;3O An.
CAruoLtc--Rcv. Mr.. Hannah Services each alternate
Sunday Mt ~ AN
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Union Meeting at T0ntOgany.

Union men, remember the Union meeting at Ton
tngany, Tomorrow Thursday afternoon, at f..
NJ. Hon. Asher Cook. Judge Jones, of Toledo,
and Mahlon Chance, ESP, will address the people
on that occasion.
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NIninr j. 4. Shnnnnn.

This gallant officer returned home on Saturday
last. HIS health, We pleased To learn is excel
lent. lie will remain here for short time. during
which period he will do good service for the cause
of the Lninn. Lnnr liNn il. Mninr.
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Cnn 2lsr RECT ouo voL'-

NAVE NFlANGs, M, sept. J, ISO3.
EDS. JocRSh BY request, herewith inclosc
for publication in your paper signed acticc which
explains itself. EVIL LETTERS WRITTEN TO oUR
soLDlERs Is THE EXCUSE + OR THIS PAPER. |
heartily approve the spirit of the men who signed
1t. NALLANpIGtAM ASD MS YILLAINOuS FOLLOW
ERs ARE ONLY WORTHY FHE sCoRN AND CONTEMPT
OF AZ HONORABLE M,N. | am very respectfuy
Your UCcdent servant,
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steamer Belle.

just after the steamer Belle had left the wharf,
on Monday morning last, cy!indcrhead of her
engine was blown oil, and she is consequently laid
Mp for rennirs.
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Militia Election.

At a meeting Of the Hill Guards, on Saturday
evening last William II. Jones. Esq. was elected
Captain. to ill the vacancy occdSioncd hy the pro
motion OF Captain Miller to Lieut. ,nant Colonel.
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RmIEY, Quo, December 2, 1893.
GENrLEMEN: This is 10 certify, that | have given
the Pain Killer ~ Horses for Collie and found il the
best remedy | ever tried. 1t gives them ease
quicker than any other remedy cverused. give,
for dose, half twenty-five cent bottle, put into
pint bottle OF warm water and moasscs, and
drcnch them with it. have always cured the
worst cases without delay. Yours truly,
JOHN PORTER.
Sold by ALL 20 Prop. Ripley Ifotc.
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Let no Union man stay away from
the Polls ON Tucsduy next, October I3.
W hy Omitted!

We last week published the following letter from
Major A. McNahan, of the 2ist Ohio Regiment,
wso forwarded preamble and resolution adopted
aud sigacd by Company {, Of that Regimeut, to IL,
for publication:
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pEHnysnun. M,s,l<Er.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

\ GENTLEMAN. cured of Nervous Debility,
lucompctcucy, Premature Decay aud Youthful
Error, actuotcd by desire to benefit others, will
he happy to furnish to all who need it (fIcc Of
charge the recipe aud directions for making the
simple Remedy used in his case. Those wishing
to profit by his experience aud possess a Valuable
Remedy will receive the same BY return mail
carefully scaled by addressing
JOHN h. OGDEN,
Ism No. 60 Nassan street Now Nork
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Mrs Geo Smth. vegetable egg.
MIS- u. :. burgess, samplc peach Jam.
Mrs y. J. Lamb picture frames, hair wreath.
Ap,trRs
ID. Newton, reaper snd mower. .... Commended.
u. krrps. clothes horse. ...... ........ Commended
rhos liowclls, sewing michnc Commended
knitting machine. Commended
Mrs Nm. Hood, hair cut bOwcfs, lSt prrm. 20
vase Vt winter flowers. lst
premium ,..'..,....... 20
alum basket. ist prcm ...., 20
crosha tidy, iSt prem. 20
cmbh pin cushion. lst prem 20
Mrs. :. l. nOuchton, 4 vases " inter flowers
Mrs, 0>c. Smith, vegetable egg, lst prem 70
Mrs. .. $ Burgess, peach Jam, lst prem 20
Mrs. : J. Lamb, picture frames. LIST prem 20
hair wreath, LIST prcm %
NAtv -rNRNs,
Ru6ct, stewart improved farm.
Awarded LIST premium ,...,............ q 90
The Awards will n, paid in Bowling Green on
Friday October %, at the meeting for Election of
Board uf Managers, or at Pcrrysburr at any tiuic
thereafter. Owing principally to the inclcmcncy
ct the weather, the receipts were not as large as
was anticipated, and hence the Board may bc com.
PEELED to pay pro-raM div idcnd on the awards.
JAMES W. ROSS, Secretary.
VOTE FIRST! Then 20 to work mud
inbor NIL day In bringing 10 the Polls
every Union voter You KNOW.
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Wall Paper.

4 NERY LARGE SrOCK Of WALL aGd
~ WINDOW PAPER. Just r,eeired al tho
Irug Store which We sill svff at the very lowest
figure.
PECI & HAMILTON.
Perrysb'Tg, April %, SIS. 81
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Iutal SMattrrs.

Toledo IL Wabash Railway.
Time Table for Maumce City,
GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
0j A. VI. 4Oj Z. VI. 1910 A. NJ. 1915 L. VI.
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Our soldiers arc Fighting for the
lniou; let us do oar duty by voting
for il.