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, 1863-06-12
Obituary.

From the N8ehvi1le Union, 9th.
The reocl General Tlghman was killed at
the bloody battle Of Champion Hiiis, by q
shell fired from the brigade Of our old friend
Burbridge. Gen. Burbfidge will accept our
hearty thanks for killing violent rebel and
very great dog. We made Tilghman's 8 ac-
quaintancc near two years ago IN Southern
Kentucky. lie sent for us to come to his
headquarters, where he received us with much
politeuese In his private room, aud bored us
for over one mortal hour by trying to prove
that VIC ought 10 follow his example and turn
rebel. liz professcd gzcat fsiendehip for the
Constitution, and love for the Union as 1t
Was.h
We 1tf, him unconyerted. When le sent to
arTett us the fourth time, VIC had retired from
the SeutLern Confederacy in utter disgust,
and we're whistlfng '' Hail Columbia, p I" Yam
kee Doodle" and the *'star spanEled BAH
ner," on our winding why to the Ohio river,
while VIC travelled with accelerated velocity.
Tilglman was a man Of education, but Of very
little mind. He was self-concelted, treacher.
ous, reyergeful, tyrannioal and dishonest, ant1
We are not sorry 10 hear Of his death. We
rnther guess that the devil has got him, and
that he now holds some very sulphurous po
eitior in the most torrid State Of the ultra
Southsra Co,5adsracy. Rcquiescat in aamna
tipn
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Ul)ifa9o Qrtbnne.
CHARGE OF TEE BLACK BRIGADE

MAY q. 1hs
nar1 n thr clnufz nf crrn.
RanI..Gi in tha western heaven.
WAITING The breath that iitts
iii the dreaf1 mass. and iiriifs
Tempest and fajiinr hrand
flrer Tnfne6 land =
So eti]} and ordcrIr'
Arm fr am rnenyf, l-nec
Wastinr the rreat erent
Stands fhe hiarlr reriment.
Down lifelong dnsky line
tu5 IL sTu9r hI3rht bfS hsyonet nea' ''1'
Bristlinp ana firniy SET
Flaehed with purpose grand,
I.onr ere thc ehar1, command
0f TN ffcrce rolling drum
To,d them their time had come.
Toid them what work was sent
For The hack regiment
aNow, the laG-sergcant cried,
N1hougl death and Acu betlde,
Let the whole nation see
4 we are 1t to be
Ftte IN this land; or bound
Down, like the whtnldg hound .
Bound with red stripes pain
Il our old chains aEatn!"
gu What shout there went
!. From The blaek &C regiment
Onward the bopdmen broke:
Bayonet and eabrr.ettoke
Tain]y opposed their rush.
Through the wild battls'e crueh.
With but one thought adush,
Driving their lords like chsG,
Il. The guns mouths they laugh:
Or At tue elipperY brands
Lcspi1,c with open hands.
l'own they tear man and horse,
Down in their awful course;
, 1863-06-12

Furt lopez In pure WATER. L cure for scro1u1s
Consumption, Dyrpepetk. rheumatism. Ecurs'g1a.
Hercu7la Discs ses and ali those distressing and Aict-
GG ma1adles which A-tse from enfeebled. r1tl2ted
State OF tbe blood detective 1utron, an impure at-
noerhere. &C.
1k Eexulncncss rurc solution and IT. cxcellcnce
As medicine are arte sled By such distinguished nnes
rs Dr. J. ]. Chiffon, ProL z, H. Parker. Prot J. c.
Booth. and Others equally well Known to science.
II per t<ittle.
II. hclaas anc Chemists. tsa Broadway. n. z.
FOR saln by BI1sS & SHARP,
AHS-c9.sSm 1Af Lake street. Chicago III.
, 1863-06-12

TIE. JAMES, formerly Of New
- C.!eans) whose un11v2lled SUCCESS In thetrest-
ent o. Chronic Aercura Blood. and other diseases.
THAT REQUIRE SK1LLFUL TREATMENT,
Has permanently located himself At IS Randolph
ktrect Chicago. Dr.. BY the 1ns
cal faculty and the almost enttre press Of the South
Thousaods OF unfort1nRtes bless Dr.. JAMES, who.
b1t for htm- would be living = miserable exit
ence. Tie cnyiable reputstton Dr. James cE]o5s from
xhe 1acs the Gu Ia the result Of feazs Of s.na7
tnd observation.
Dr.. 1ames uses no Mercury. 1od!de POTASH Arsenic
Or sarsa2ara. IN the treatment Of blood diseases.
but aneot:alixer. rhi.h Is 8 posltt9e cure
Organic Weakness cured By q new aut iafalub.e
E:eshot saving both time aud expense.
olce and raslors at s6 Randolph street, fup sta,a,
UMce EoufB from A. N. until P II.
CONSULTATIONS Nv1oLABLE.
f-ia5d1
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Proposals
MILWAUKEE AND VEST

lN ERN RAILROAD COMPANY.
GENIAL ORF1oK. MILWAUKEE, June J., 1868.
Notice to Railroad Contractors.
Sealed proposals will be received By The uuder-
signed at the office OF tho milwaukee, and Western
fhe ls!h eay ef june 1853 1oE ths Gsad1E: MasonEr
nies OF ihe Inc Of Road extending from Col1mbus
tie p1eeenr terminus Of the Milwaukee and Western
load to t4e City Of Portage.
The line will be divided into sectors OF convenient
lengths II proposals Will bereceiyed for single Sec
fIpn6 or for the Hho4 line.
Ire lns viii be ready foE :ae examination Of Con.
plans VIE specifications. my be- examined at tho
Engineers 0tcc In Alwankee. On and sfter that date
Signed viii be required give etlstactory referencea
The FORK to b offered to Contractors viii lucludo
section Of the country for doing work. Payments ii
cash.
proposals. as may be deemed for thelr Interest.
n. j. EMMOES. president
". =. G1LDEtsT, Chief Engineer. {eEe8t6 lot
, 1863-06-12
+: .:>.:. ;.miseeIlaneous.
10Y LAKE STREET, 107
CHICAGO, ILL.
THE 'sNEW wORLD''
Self-Adjusting Clothes Wringer,
no. 5 10-NCH BOIL, 5000.
SOLD AT NEW TORE MANUFACTURERS
PRICES.

Tho latest Improvement in Wrtngtng Machines.
The Silver Medal Of the Nav York Agricultural So
ciety vas awarded to the New Wotld," at the Fair
held at Rochester. October 1861
lne ndFahtaEes OF the New World" ara-
1t Il ts sell adjusting machine. wrngipg haadksr
&afis Or without any change In machine.
big to rust and looee their elasticity.
2d The frame OF the Wrtnger is saade of wood thus
avoiding the danger Of Injury the clothes from iron
rust to WHICH they are In the Iron machines
however yell they mny be guaranteed.
81 The rubber OF which the rolls ara ruade IS
EutCAN1ZED, 50 That they DO not Boften by the Use
4th The mode of fastening ne wzinger to the tub Il
most efficient adopting Itself to tuos Of all kinda aud
without damage to them. The sAme fastening can be
Used to apply extra pressure to the rolls required
5th- caves third OF tbs time usually speot in
wrngDE Clothes 1t Bares the clothes from being torn
by the ordinary process Of wrtnging.
eth It Is adapted to hotel use well Of private
In offering the New World" wr,nger to the public,
We hare every confidence that It IL the most simps,
[tcient aud durable machine ret offered. Read the
following Testimonials
"NR1RoPoL1TAE HOTEL. Eoy. 11s6s
'MKseRe. HAISKs & PEIl-Gent;cuen: We have
nssd the Now World Clothes WIInger IN our estab-
1ishment and and IT the most eclent simple and du
rable OF the various machines tnat have used and
Wr1pgers Yours, &c. S.LsLAYp l. Co"
JAMES r. RICE. General Agent
r. u. BOX BIZ, je9-eS9l-1W
, 1863-06-12
" VALUABLE BUSINESS AND:
RESIDENCE PROPERTY
3VfsTF E&rTT

Fire Stores on Lake street. four stores on South
Water greet three Stores on Franklin street near
Lake. forty Lots In ons block, neAs Union Park With
gas water aud sewer convenient: the splendid rad
houae fronting Union Park taad Washington str4sts-
With ee3 eeE front the Park. VALUED In $oQ
vii he sold very cheap. Also othar valuable proper
II. inquire ct 8. 8. HATR3.
fe4 e1fu &W 4 4Cpbrx Hnns6
, 1863-06-12

T.HHE NORTHERN
Transportation Company
OF OHIO.
IL PRxpAKzD TO 1RAsspoEr PROPERTY BE7wExa
RosToN, ALL POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND,
NEW YORK AND THE WEST,
WITH PEoMPTSEss, CARE AND DISPATCH.
This well known 9tne fhttccn first c1e.s screx stesu,
ers cannec at OGDENSBUGH with railroad for
Boston snt all points IN New England; at Cape Vin-
cer With The Railroads bttE cen Cape Vincent a1t
Ncw YORK; and at OsweEo With a nne OF thirty
dsst class Canal Boats between Q5Wege.
Troy, Albany and New York.
Form Il DAILY LINE from Boston, New York
0Edes stburEh Cape Vincent and OswcEp to Cleveland,
Toledo and Detroit. and a TIKI WEERLY LINE
To Chicago and intermediate Ports.
AGENTS.
1AfYKRS. HPearl street, Now York.
JOHN utlCkINa. Stasc st eet Boston
GEO. A. EDDY. tlgdensbnrgh.
JOHN II. CRAWFORD, OsweEo.
a. F. SMITH, Cape Vincent.
WALKER d HAf9, Toleip
Err. MATHEWS. Detrolt
Oh, HALE, AfIwaukee
PATOA BRKED. C:cyelaSd;
Once and dock foot Of North Lasalle stfas..
r1h.1 tt4fGr-{u
, 1863-06-12
pROVOST MARSHAL GENE
RALE OFFICE.

Eor1 K-The attention Of ali othcer5 VIM hsv,
ese9 h@nnoran1y en- DISCHARGED On account of wounds Or
!nsod Corps Is called to tho provision Of General
o1d.Is Eo ~ o1 lsss from tie Var Depa7tment.
officer. are requested to comply promptly with fhs
Of that nIder snd 70 aend their written ap
pl!catiops. - therein provided for pesttons In the
!nyaa colEs {s:atins tho character Of their dIsab
" vltn IS ttsr delay - possible 70 the ActlnR As
thcy may he Such Acting Assistant Provost Marsha!
Eenttal Will at once forward the appllcau1ns with
Wasbir zton.
UnceIs for the invalid Corps viii be appointed In
GeLc,al order No: io5. ofl8fs from War DaPs1msnt.
of nccepisnce oi tnch appointment1 ent not from
vhich thcY u ~ be bestentd j, FRY.
mJS3 t5xx3 In eIoY4ss Mass1A 0eQe&a1.
, 1863-06-12
fInnnH1i.

NFFICE OF THE GALENA g.
" CHICAGO UNION r. r. COMPANY.
NOTICE IN srocKno1DEts.@ IM : melting IM Of
The board Of prccto.s Of this COMPANY led Ibis aaJ
1he Reso'u't9n vas adoptea: Dc n s,. non
zhe Cal Flock o. ths Company M t. = sna r. same
IN Ccago. on tue fifteenth day Of July next - hold
rs of fai1 STOCK the close Of business on the 3h
er crat ts1 10 tie tn1te1 states VII Re paid " the
COMPANY. W-A- LAhhabG-G. Scf1stAs3.
ie13 .viiliT
, 1863-06-12
RaiIruoD and STEAMBOAT Ei11fs.-

| k&uAI0NU Qllu 0tEQHIDUuI AltikSA
| 7 UNE 10TH, 1903,
| FARE REDUCED.
GRAND TRUNK hallway,
&4Less to Boston.
- Less to Buffalo
THAN By any OTHER LINE.
FARES, ALL RAIL,
Chicago to BuHa1o.........--.-..-S19.25
Chicago to Uoston-.........--....S .S12'2o
Corresponding red1ctfo-s n1nde t. all points Ia tho
P; ftas, ss :saa
TicKsr OFFICE. 50 DEARBORN ST. CHICAGO
procn4s tieseis Z to points On 10 afad Trunk
CONNECTIONS obtsin them o. :pDlsat!44 Ry mail
%sa f. aeaa As sfsss E 5S;:o
5iansgi1e Director, Montreal. 1e11ses str sarUnet
CUNARD LINE
Steam to Queenstown and Liverpool
Tho first class powerful Steamships
s1DoN, KKDAH,
MARATHON, TR1PoLI,
W111sati from Nov Yosk every altsrna.e "Wednesday.
ss ntsPsts
fsoa NJ YorE tss5S psys6s II God Or its saai7a;
W.; fs2e WILLIAMS
HENRY GREENEBAUM,
Agency corner Of 15s 81
RUFFALo, ~ CLEVELAND
1868 Chicago Line. 1863
F.; .ss se,anE ct The H.
Western Transportation Company !
CHICAGO AND BUFFALO.
ToENSa
DAILY LIME
Sorda5s excepted1 for tbs transportation Of Freight
ssd fssssenseFs. Rannlnc IN connection as Bo'alo'
New York Central Railroad, Spauld-
ing's Express, Union Express; /
Tho WhsTERSN y "a so;! and
Troy aud hIls IL a&ss aifs eassi {. Saaa On
CLETEIGND .Sss.SisT'' AND As PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
h2GGnmooattone lof ,fasaehgstss: A.. ,,..,,....
, 1863-06-12

The Marine Company Of Chicago.
Thc Stockholders Of this Institution having contrh
uted III. d paid In
NEW CASH CAPITAL,
transact General Busncss Aud offers tts services
customers mud correspondents in all Inontca traasac
Hons Under It's amended charter, two distinct d.
pAttn4et4ts are established;
l. L General Deposit, Collection and Loan
Department.
IA Savings and Trust Department.
Tic business and transactions Of each deps.tnert
required to be entirely distinct and Of
eAc oifrr 70 thEt in no event shall tins funds Of the
6ay1rEr Derartu be eolnrded by The other ttaus
aeai0as nr 1nslIees Of said Company
1c7-e:43 8M
, 1863-06-12
Armv Eutlerg and the Public,

Tho Eubec1her bags lesve to inform the citizens q
tne We at ne tas apso,a,ed Messs ST., t. Il H. FEE %
tratcd Schieda1n aromatic schnapps" who E1llsqppiy
Ehe Army sutl.1s and Western New aoEk
drink 1t tn woi1d It has heen tested By tho xhole
Acd!cn! lcu1ty ane pronounSed by t5e% 70 % tae
In m sale IN the ett for several years ptst n conse
9nencc ei The great cnanstI Of eonntstsen
70 av9id tbs hereafter = m1en a. nos-
whore Fur rey getting tue genuine art
Gle. AIRY Suffers ~ and tts Gin the cheapest In
ported ,qnor III this cupEry, It Is uscd In III the hos
pttal4 In New Yo-k, FhllAde1phia and fga.htnstoa
UUOLFH0 WOLFE.
q Beaver street New York.
1000 Cases Of TO7fe"s CeTeIpra.
Ted kchici1ana Aroma.
tic Selma ps,
For sa'eby JH. REED CO. Agents.
myIel13S Sm 14tIAEe street .Chac4So.
, 1863-06-12

r ". DREXEL g. CO.,
4s CLARK STREET, CHICAGO.
Receive Deposits, Make Advances upon Pro.
duce in Store and Shipments, and transact
General Banking Business.
RxAr, DEEHL & Co. DEExKI CO.
New York [my3dtt3 III Philadelphia.
, 1863-06-12

DRUVOST MARSHAL GENER-
-, AIS OFFICE. WAsHtsGToS. D. C., May q ta63
AL mt who desire to Join any particular Regiment
Of Cavalry now IN the field hereby authorized to
etett tlemst es at any tire dustuE the ne1t thirty
Dietltcs The Beard shall examine them. and deter
mine upon telr ttness for the setyce ard found to
them to the general readex 7ous
at tho ftha A. A. Prov Marshal Geu-
Ints they shall be duly By
musteIi and d!sbursg otncer. and paid By bin the
bounty allowed by lAY, JAMES 3, FRY
mysle5161m Provost Marshal Hannrsf
, 1863-06-12
Z T. COOLBAUGH d co.
ln9nrC11rt.
r 1FE IN S e r A n CE
NEW YORK
Life Insurance Company.
Accumulated Capital
$2,586,249.O7.

$2,586,249.O7.
THIS fayorite Company las during
the pa4t year1ssncd $500 Policies, and
paid $780, 700 Losses By Death, d.
vided $151, ,6o5.5s, increased their
Capital $43o,479.o4, and has 129x
presnIu1n reserve according to Com.
missioner El1xur WrlEhtss Report,
April 3, 1863.
i issucs term. endowment. annuity aud ordinary
e pulices and also policies on tae ten year nonfof
lo..s portion Of the premlam: q 5eeeive. ~
Ten Tear Non.ForEeiture I'o1i-
cies,
Wrercbr the a.sured PAYS premium for ten yoars on1y
ron sssa.S ~, dividend dasiaE liz: ana 'as Ssoie
Tbese salio9s plans Of insurance adopted By this
hess futeh soma Of tue reasons ef their G:est ID :
cess Nhe l! + ds,ly i1c1eas,ng wheneyer h,s
dc cfaro. aud tie confidence Of arptecastve comma
tsreei4lly In New York City aad vicinity it en,oya
the fullest confidence Of the public:
To tue ahoFe We take Ia teaty1ng fsom our
II tp months past dutng portion Of WHICH hme "
ceiysd sPpSat.1s fos ore, a5 x &c @ M4s IN 11ni ~
yss Of Cha. $ sTa1tqR Mo@ IhTm9} d1yan, rrn,n
nodoie Nutt.) aid Minnie N*uen::whoee actual COM
b1ned Wight Is 1s2A p1nnds MAKING aho5t $sS re-
Tor emse,ves and pArt tor Others Ia them
Mra etratton tod rs she did not believe there va
bald and herself. They Al say they are coming t
ccsTo btoEe Es1ng TO Europe aud give a. o2pof1fa
well ht size and ability Ehsn all tbe Shdrtn Eiu aavt
and Tx yutr aiens If tey w please to get insured
Hther 1eslth will ADMIT. AMI direct them to tho In
8urnIce Rooms Of
, 1863-06-12
TIICAGO AND MILWAUKEE
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Stockholders Notice.

,utett: ofthc Stockholders Of the Chicago end NIL
1sauE: l{ai road Company aad Of tee .gvAukce snt
Chicf 20 ltat0ad Company at the office OF s1H last
Hancu Company IN tbe city Of M!wuuEce. the I'd day
orJu,r instant q t.e h21- Of O'clock r for ths
CONCENTRATION bet zen ssl CHICAGO eud Nln Taukee
and MI4 aukce and Chicago Ra!lroad Companies. Al
Ghict election all 6rocElto}dc:s Of sad two original
Eomr.'es, shpAc By the Stock Books OF tae re-
1or IT,: rurro+e or consolidation. on inc stn day q
@ VII i.e entitled 70 v2ta either in ne.s n
tA!d 1r' G ctof: q ~ be cected aud upon tneir
duties Tue aMalfs OF ~A1d Gons0t ktnt co many will
" tlc ttrH g. saia desc ol b. xnaged
TX th nnaesssgneo ~ M MrFos!.ona. Directors On and
~ny tct'rany VIII ns E.ep.Tsa q is.as Cests1estss
der o, E,osk Ccssthcases In the saics
CHARLES L FltOsr
JOHN Y. AYEK. -'
+. E. HQGEbS.
n.fca ttfs.tt dav Of Juue n d 18a. iriQ cGs IL,
, 1863-06-12

Claims Of Superiority:
l. They shell clean from tie Cob In every
condition Of Grain.
2. They do not cut Or grind the Corn.
:. They clean the Grain In perfect eond1-
tion for Market.
4. They are bnilt ENTIRELY OF IRON F:
combining great strength, simplicity and dura-
bility, and are universally acknowledged, as
NOW perfected, the
, 1863-06-12
RfItlupol.


NEW YORK STEAM DYE WORk&
Tia subscriber wistea to inform his tnends 90 I'll
public generally that his placo Of buhlnass seeseA
9os South Clark Street,, .xt,n,
Next to this Marble Yard. Having tr!a:so" nls
ushmt and ttfeI It mp with the nt. nlnst I'll Wo1k
meats p nE be saom FL a Re- Sess possbis
u K@EtE1w It and NnNnetA hseAcn4a @'A
usual Post Ot4ce to1 26eA Pr,pTlet&:
le1l E.4r3t W. ~ --
Il fMS9R ~. 4 HLfs as comsTc,t11ms., hi 70.
Aga. ot the salt I GeggHaSSyw FEE ywstef e .na,.
"0yeu Snaasasials H. ot III s1nds lof iaylt dsis In
oto to sultt xr iapsess'
, 1863-06-12

QUARTER PERPETUAL.
, 1863-06-12

4 RTIFICIAL IEGS.-C. Stat
n ford sale proprietor and tnannfhcturcr Of DE-.
vicious FAttET ARTIFICIAL LEG. has been
aen wh!ca has epnoased eim r supE1y then f. t. r.
FORD. lA Soulh Clark street. Chicago. VIII 1eceiFe
imIncdiA;e sttentlon. 6ead for Pamphlets
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11
Trouble Brewing.

One of the Abolition twin relics OF
barbarism"-the Mormons-is becoming
unpleasantly obstreperous on their hands,
BRleHAM YouNo shows signs Of fight
Well, what of that? King ABRAHAM is
fond of war. Itis his forte. What is
to hinder him from whipping the South
ern Confederacy, England, France, and
the Mormons, il they ieel disposed to
pitch in" ABRAHAM can tell them ''no-
body is hurt" and, of course everybody
will believe him. Go it BRIeHAM go il
ABRAHAM
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11
Another ProcIamatIon.

LINCOLN is great on proclamations. He
is continually putting them forth, but as
yet we have failed to notice any good re-
sulting from their PRONUNCIATION. Heproc-
lamated the Rebels to disperse TO their
homes in twenty days, and they laughed
at him he issued bull against negro
slavery, and it fell still BORN. His latest
effort in that line, is Illuminated against
deserters in the army. The Captains,
Colonels, Brigadier and Major Generals
have all tried their hands at the deserters
with signal failure we presume ABRA-
HAM will bring them to time
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11

which in oOntradistinction to-lhe Blade,
is not a fawning. cringing, apologizing re-
publican sheet, advances boldly to the OBJ
ject for which the war is conducted. 1t
says ca
This war when FIRST forced upon the Gov
eminent, and for nearly year afterwards,
was not a var Of emancipation, bot with the
passage Of the emancipation aud con6scation
acts, and the issuance of the Presidents Proc
lamation il became such. Let US not seek
by unworthy eyasions to disguise the fact -
BY these acts, emancipation was made the
policy OF the Government and it then became
an object though a secondary object Of the
war This being undeniably true, and emNn-
cipation and abolition being convertible terms,
we shall not do such violence TO our sense Of
truth as to dispute that this is now an aboli-
ton war.
Thank you for nothing, Mr. CONNER
eial The people generally are now pretty
well aware that this is an abolition war,
and hence their opposition to it. They
propose to let the Abolitionists fight it
ont
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11
xboIItIon7 ''t'hleyIne.

We extract the lolldeingirom a scathing
article in the Carlisle. Pa, Volunteer on
Abolition Thieves
"a Washington correspondent Of New
] York paper says that the amount stolen from
the Government by the Senate committee.
amount to at least Sll ,000,000l And yet Re-
publican editors, oilice-holders and collar men
are mum on the subject and consider It un-
worthy their attention. Here are eleven mil
lions Of dollars, stolen by the direct aid Of the
War Department. Tucker, the head thief,
was Assistant Secretary of War, and his only
business appeared to be to concoCt extensive
scqemes of robbery That his transactions
we're known to the Administration, there can
be no shadow Of doubt A short time ago
the Bastiles groaned with victims, whose chief
olfece was supposed to be the utterance Of an
earnest protest against the corruption of the
agents of the Administration. Ii now turns
out that Assistant Secretary Of War Tucker
has been making millions, with his partners,
Loser and Hale, out Of damaged water-crafts.
And what says Old Abe2 Nothing. He
gives countenance tothese frauds by refusing
to bring the guilty to punishment He
screens them with his official position, and in.
structs his party Journals to speak Of every
man as "a Secessionist' who dares condemn
the thieves 49,
Tell us, men Of Pennsylvania, was this war
commenced for any noble or patriotic pur
pose or was IT determined upon that Rdpubli-
can raseals might rob the people Look at
the facts, i From the hour of Lincolns nau.
guration TO the present, we have lost more
money by Republican thieves than has been
expended for the war---and these thieves are
the pets of the Administration the "ioyaf
men who fill responsible positions in the Gov.
eminent These are facts, and cannot be
denied TH. .... n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11
New Hampshire Election.

The returns from the New Hampshire
election, as we expected, indicate the cleo
ton of majority of Republican members
of the Legislature, and the Republican
members of Congress. There is no cleo
ton of Governor by the people, major
ity being required to elect. One hundred
and seyenty-fve towns already heard from
give GnMoRE, the Republican nominee,
24,S8l, and EASTMAN the Democratic
nominee, 25,722; HARMAN, Independent
candidate, has 1873. EASTMAN, this far,
runs ahead of his competitor The Re-
publican Congressman will have very
small majorities. The indications are
that the Democrats have made heavy
gains. ...
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11
Cheering.

1t is truly gratifying to notice the signs
of activity that everywhere pervade the
ranks of the Democratic and conservative
masses of the country. The people are
moving, and the fate of Abolitionism is
sealed 1t has run its race, and will go
down to dishonored grave with the cur
ses and maledictions of an outraged aud
deceived people on its head. Verify, "the
way of the transgressor is hard" '''