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NOTICE.

10 nugh i Reid. Albert Wells. George Il cerdos.
irAeef ~, VA Aubrey, Miras Bssney Price,
Pstten Co, Aasos Wheeler. IoAn j koo n
Co., John Lavender, Judd, wsnef u Co, G. orse
America, Charies tleIs.
You, and esch o. you hereby notified that there
- nov on he IN the Once the Clerk II the Distriet
Court q L<s County, Ices, st Keoksk pssissos q
samuel ~ o. rge. eistmiRT 81 y~u. ssH II. kieA
Inc sum Of esv en- houssed Dolisrs With D, cent
interest per AMMAN, - money due . pieDisvsev
9oks seeussd ~ nsrtksa ~ 80 ~ Yea 10 Hssys -
stiot, sbd since - tkG~a y sad keDnei r. &sSsee
dated September s9 Iets, also eisissiEg sgssst -
OF you the orsosuss Of SAID MOI the SANE be-
ing upon tie wsss ths north easiss o kss.
Won rshseen. censAisieS stghsy serss nsr~ u
Township sky SIX 1881 Do.th Of ksnse I've lsi wsse
aud the norsa tl31 Township .xty stx
tss eaes sA ~ ssss, ell In lss Gsoss,. loss ss1
lannsf asAing ios sale Of ssid premsss and general
And snlcss yon appear ahd snsv ~ said pstties q
Or osIof~ hsp of tbs second day OF tbs Assa q
sssd Court 80 c~pmsnee = KeeA ~ On ths ~ No.
day efsspisnber, ID, 1854. adefaait viii - ent1
seanst you and judgment rendered thsrsoa pr&y11
fog In said petition. "a.
NOBLE + 1Tdoxo,
masiS-daw Auernsysfcf PIaisuR.
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New York, March Ga

The Richmond Whig of the 9th edito.
rally speaks of want Of success in he
southwest, but says the Southwest has
GOOD cause to be sanguine Of future sue
cess. IL It needs any assistance beyond the
'a'e brilliant victories, We will suggest .
Gay may come when Hooker will receive
= DION more crushing than any McClel-
.an' rope or Burnside received. Should
.n's happen every man Lincoln has
scrsped up will Be needed for WASHING.
.on inen johnson may mass his forces,
viii be avenged. :
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7 E6AL NOTICE.
sTATE or lOWA,l.
LEE CouHfr.


Turner, Wilson Co.. ". Hugh II Smiley, Martha
6Dslsy. AAresrst Davies. Johnson DavtsS. Osa.
verses Hsrdtsg = Co., Dsmtng, \ Dentpg.
The dsssn1ants viii taks n0ttss that there - nov
Ole In the oce Of The Clerk Of the District Count
81 Lee eooneys fova, at Pert MAAason IT, pstttiea
ef farmer, Wilson o. stating shst u the 0S1eneee
term, 1851, 81 said Coss they recovered tudGm1nA
egainst defendant Mush Smiley, Sef q ~. NTH
ihtossst ard eorsclo1uSs 81 , Nvss9neo N sWe6tr
fsss 81 eesnnA, ~ eih sesese ~ hasdsed assps
out q Lots ssvcn =. sshA Y Block thasty-ssxsia
the City ~ x1okuk. Loeseanuesy leUA, se10sss1ag
hnsdrsd ST. On fifA street. fron 80 essnsr u
~ ssd jo1.eoa ssrsets ana sxtsnding towards ~
alley ~ 80 bloeh. tweoW seet. And II ~ saas
jndGnsst W. ssaad No. sAid Smiley was indsbaed
e coavsrse. hsrai.s = GO. In ~ sun s5oll10
with intsrsst ssearsd y the sane Mortgage. fAs
Denias, ~ wife, nndsnook 70 convey said twenty
test ~ Improvements 70 HuSh H. Smiley .snd thst
ssid Smiley aud Martha !. SMILEY NsdenoN y nsst-
9sss said property Y ssd A. \. Dsmins, butin hseh
the Deed And hortgag6 there vss ~ error IN Ne
oescripsson S0e petition repr<seDts that aatA Mar
fs.e. =. Dsysse~as ysAssssi lev.Y ts.s q !stsrsN
ssiosna.iss e - lsss ..4 nossgaess ~ easesa.
"a irls q. e =: .lsY ~ - - -.
URlAasyen sspses I'D snswsr said pstit1es . -
befors The - ~ ~ tAs leeo - said Ooas
9 naes ~ ~ 10y osISE s1
deiAulE "A IL ss N EASalAaI Gass sf@ - ~
nas9e-6Av Atasnegsfss Slalasls.. -
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San Francisco. March "a.

Cun FRANCISCO, March u.
Steamer Sierra Nevada, with $500, OOl
treasure, arrived from the Northern coast
Emigration 70 Oregon. Washington
and Columbia has commenced.
The papers are publishing the usual
quantity Of facts and rumon concerning
different gold fields.
baiss River md Cariba are receiving
chief attention.
Several lines Of boats will run on the
upper Columbia and tributaries this
spring.
The Snake ..Ihdlans are very trouble
some.
Bsise River shows smart increase
OF tanning population.
From Qussn Charlotte Island arrived
the Stctoria With tons superior copper.
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Washington, March IS.
The following was received by Colonel
Stager here, by steamer to New York:
Southwest Pass, March l5-By tele.
graph from Baton Rouge.-Com. Farra-
gut leading in the I Hartford. attacked Port
Hudson batteries Inst night ut II O. clock
with Acct of stea mers.
The Mississippi ran aground, and was
abandoned and but ned.
Firing on both sides was rapid and se-
we're.
The army is within miles Of the enc
my's works, in good spirits, and bound.te
win.
Cavalry skirmis hing is the only fight.
ing as yet.
Signed. CHAs. BALxrELRY,
Asst. Supt. Mil. Tel.
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New York, March 23.
The Commercial has the follow;no
special:
Washington, March %.
Encouraging and glorious news has
reached the Navy Department from Far.
Iagu, nees on the Mississippi. causing
Inc nsi'est satisfaction at White House
and the Departments. The information
received oy Mr.. Wells is that Admiral
IarIagu' mas safely made the passage by
Tot. hudson, IN the ftigate Hartford,
win ms whole heet, the Mississippi only
excepted. Inc last named vessel got
aground and by the Adntiral's orders was
abandoned and DESTROYED.
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CT ncinnati, March GO

Cincinnati, March %.
Burnside will arrive tomorrow.
Gen. Buford takes command at Cairo.
The Commercial has . special from
Memphis saying, II is.reported the rebels
re-crossed Duck river in force, and ex-
psc,ed Joe Johnson 10 take immediate
command.
The ram Lyoness overhauled the steam
er Parallel with 5000 bales of cotton, on
the 10th, running her ashore. The reb-
els were compelled to burn her.
Advices from Y AGO Pass are expect
ed. Every prospec st of getting through
successfully.
Our forces were besieging Fit. Pembcr-
tim
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Salt Lake, March %

OalS AkA0J u0HICu AOs
Last night the Humboldt Indians At
tackled the station miles west Of Deer
Greek, killed Two men, burnt the station,
took the stage stock, and large herd
belonging to private parties. The stage
driver was killed and q passenger mortally
wounded. Troops have already reached
there and the road is again open.
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NOTICE.

70 hagh Asd, Albert Wells, Geo. = 0ardea, cAas.
We've JAcob Trshsr, a.; william Aubrey, HI.
ram Barney. Prlce Psttsp 4 Co, Aa.ou 1 Wh<si.
~ JoAa Mos Z Go, John Lavender, Judd, Walker
CO. Wn kaddick. Jesss kaAdisk, Cen Njt.s = o.,
Harriet 0 Rely, guardian OF Mary u sAd knsAa1Soa
KNAPP; Mary Anspt and Nathaniel Knapp, n. q.
Watts, job Doan, United states of AaAsSlcaf fs8
You and each u scu hereby Sosinsd thai tAsss y
pow on Me In the Oncs OF the CLERK " the Distrfee
Court " Lee county, lows a keokak, a.psistoa d
Union bsnk u Maryland claiming Of sou, HsSA 4
hsid, The sum o. forty three hundred aAd twenty.
e,sh 4sltaes, wAth ~ cent. insssess pes anDun
from Feb. 2ssh. 1869, money due : rEonissosv-
nose, ssenred ~ mortgage made ~ ycu u hensy
vayioF. btad mute and nsr,Fsee have hoen olneo =.
eisssd e ssia un.cn sant ofAssyiAs4. - ass1-
her ~, 1850, claiming against sarh Of Yen - fpe
closure Of ssid nestgngs. tbs sGaS bsla& eSVa ~
quarter 81 section fourteen ll) SD1 rs
nsshess quarter Of secsion nftesn tlo1 II o1naR1h
range IA wsN. Le4 csYriy, lows, - iasthee l0ki9
for sale Of ssio prsmisss, a.d general ssttsS.
And 0nlses you appear snd ahswer sst1 1oeliton @
g esros 1872 ~ - - ~ = ~ asM tssn =
ead Court, % tonnescs q ksSkak - SAe nrsA Nsa-
day Of SsptsDhr, u Ioo1s AsfSula will . entsrea
:sss.t ycS ed isygness ,spAsssd ssespse sSseII
msr0-4w NOBLR ernOHG Attsv - prpr
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The World state Oh the 9th small
rebel force was aptured six miles below
Port Hudson with the signal book of the
rebel cavalry. Gen. Sherman commands
at New Orleans in tho absence of Banks.
A large number OF vagnnt negroes
have been arrested in New Orleans.
Aprivate dispatch resolved here states
that Farragut pas sed the Port Hud-
son batteries on the night Of the 18th with
his feet.
Col, Clarke, chief Of Banks staff, was
wounded on the 14th, but not seriously.
No big fight has yet taken place.
Banks is in good spirits and within
five miles of Port Hudson The wound
ing of Clarke makes it pretty evident that
there had been some heavy diminishing.
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VERY STABLE.

Eirss 81, Bet. MaAa and Jehnsen,
Horsss; SseriAs and cafnate asf ~ psys AiAas Il,
sSSasssd 5, sss aay y ~sst 4 prls-. = SAT-
the timea. ,I4A4 IA a.
] Trsssisnt eesssmsa assspnsAlt44. 100 !
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San Erandiaen. March "a

r.. Fan Francisco, March Is.
ne steamer Constitution sailed for
sa WIN 4ooo passengers, including
pa. sano no Of cavalry for Mass. She
s svUA s \" treasure for England AID
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Chicago. March q.

The wholesale business house Of w !.
3. Harris, situated on South Water
street. was eatiT ely destroyed BY fss thi
evening. Amount insured mot Known.
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Was hington, March 23.

A letter from Rear Admiral Porter,
dated March l4th, has been received, in
which be speaks of the difficulty of navi-
eating Yazoo pass with safety to vessels
Of the expedition. The natural impedi-
ments are represen ted az similar to those
Heretofore reported He says nothing as
to any engagement with the enemy up to
that date
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

IL k STATE OF I0WA,f
C0un1y o. k&k.r+ b 4 -
- N.sesssk Court ~ $40 County a.A
State, Nay Term, 16A3
To kasy 4 &assAs
Yen hereby nssiseA thai shssa 10 no~ o, N 4,
the once VI tAs Ctsrk Ut The Dstsics Cont Of -
County Iowa, ~ Svst Maatss The Pc ,up Of Aibert
o. smith, esintsG you sbsoict< ufvorre fro = -
0oads Of naimony on the xiiiiuI d-se,tlon
sof trrm VI over Two years without
And khAt unteas you appear sna sss~sr thrsess on
or bssors Of tbs iysh Gay My 663, this
she second day vi The Text term Of Inc DtutFtsS
Court ~ Lee coupsy, 1o~a, 10 BE- holdsa 81 FCSt
Madison, Iowa, aesss4t will ~ entered ana Jude
iis.hs Nd dsesss repdes+d against you, in seeseeaee
with ~ prayer Of said psttllon. ss3fye 3*sEE
8 JAV. pAkvALEaNDUaO, q
AcbJt-d4W ASi'y Tor klS1nttl.
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New York. March 23.

New Y ork, March -.
The steamer w ashington from New
Orleans 18th has arrived. She reports
having kilograms put aboard of the pass
ee, of the latest news from Baton Rouge
reliable for Govern ent.
1t was minated the Supreme Court
of Louisiana was to be completely reor-
ganized.
Nothing in news papers of military af-
fairs from any poin t.
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Pittsburp March

Gen. Burnside and staff arrived here
this afternoon. He was greeted BY
large crowd at the depot, and departed
Immediately for the West.
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/ EGAL NOTICE.

IL Enjsh n 0ravesf
You sss hereby nc,iAsA rs. there 10 now en- nss r
the once Of the Clerk Of ths Diss oari ~ Les
eepEy i.sas u Fsst Assssua r<sssrE VI hiiiisn
ssna bstsfs ~ w.ney Que tTlsaisssry s1oA
aud also claiming .xsin.t yea The ferxetosuro q
certSin Mortgage Grvsn BY yoa - set1 esasss9 g
secure The nste sued On snd smother note esnvs1ts
.ns = ~ sfehs 80 u seetiSs NJ. fssDS
" tso lx2J Ia Tov nship No. sixay.ass Ie1i ksrsA
HsnUs Ksss, wsss, In L~s ssy, lows.
And unless yoa sppsas thereto and defend On 81
- Sofe soon Of ths SECOND day ef tie rsxt tern
Of said District caurt. 10 thlrd MOS.
DAP In Nay is6a ladxmeat Asesss sin ~ rssAes.
ed agAissa you BY dsisaiI.
RANKIN & krcRARY
marie-d4w Auornsys for kiainsi9.
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9pelial Notifes.
DOST- OFFICE DIRECTORY.

,DOST-OFFICE DIRECTORY.
Arrivals and Departures sftAs Mails.
The Easssrn Mail arrives ~ p. n. and departs at
7 A. n.
The Western mali arrives si7P. u. and deFartsst
SAN.
The Southern Mail arrives ats r. ~, and departs
d A. n.
The Northern Mail strives At p. M, and departs
N7A.M.
The Palmyra Mall arrives at A. NJ, and departs
alta. n.
The Charleston and Salem Maii arrives ate r. n.
and departs att A. II.
All mail matter designed 70 20 ont IN the morning
mails should be In tho once BY O'clock the evening
preceding the departure OF ths mails.
J. b. HOWELL, p. n.
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Military Notice.
HEADauAaTEns, ALxxAxDnIA, No
February 2fst. 1855.
SPECIAL ORpAa ko.2 s
1t 10 hereby ordered, In accordance with General
Order No 3from District Headquarters 9Th Military
District. that all and BE- Immediately
reported to these Headquarters. Asy failure 70 e0-
ply with the foregoing vii the arrest Of the
fender, irrespective ofpersons.
By ordes oil
CAPT. u, r. HACKNEY, Gomd'g Post,
PERRY sAwYxR. Act Adjt- tYsb9I.
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STATE OF IOWA.
Adjutant Generals once, 1owA,l
Davenport, February 70, 1855.
cpnrlAI ARnkRg

SPECIAL ORDERS.
Jasper A. WALL Of Lee couais, is hereby appointed
special Aid-deCamp to the Governor, and will b
obeyed and respected accordingly.
John ". Cieghorn, of Lee county. will act as Post
Qaartermastsr Keokuk, and win have the AM
charge Of ell arms, ammunition, aeeoutrsnsnts, ans
other property belonging TO the state Al xsSkuk.
The officers Of Co. A, Southern Border Brigade
viii report to Lieut. Col. Wall Immediately, for fur
Their orders.
BY order Of the Commander n-Chief.
n. h. BAKER,
feb2o-du Adj. General Of Iowa.
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New York. March %.

A Barbados letter of the 25th states
from Citation Lookout the Florida was
seen, at 8 p. M, to fire three vessels, some
~ m'les from Barbadoes shore. A large
side.wheeied steamer, presumed to be
Inc vanderbilt, went after the rebel. ALI
was excitement and expectation hcre.-
une OF tine vessels burned was guano
snip. lhe fiorlca was seen all right,
steering north by east
A subsequent letter of the esth states
the pirate arrived at Barbadoe and was
suPpneo with coal, DC. and fed by the
Governor, for which the pirates returned
thanks BY impressing ed British sailors
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tailowed 10 progress results In serious PulDonasy
ana Bronchial affections, ofsestinss iscunbls.
BRoWUs BRONCHIAL ThooUD1
rsfch dsrssiv tAs aassas paris aaa give almost ip-
slant relief. In BaosenITn, AsTwnA ard CArAaan
they are beneficial. The good ssess rsssiting fro.
the Of the Trochvs, and their sxtsadsd use has
eaussd them TO be countsrfsited. BE sure 10 guard
against worthless imitsons OsTAiH only he
Brspss Brs&eAsi 7yscAss which have rrsss6 their en-
eacy b. Attest Of many yean. PuBLIe spsAxsHs and
siHssas should tbs TrocAss. HILLARY Omeers and
soldiers the voies aud are sxt essd 10
sudden changes, should have them Sold every where
AT Is cents per box. jsL1l-d3m
8atcAel orss Hair Dye-..The Ussl IN
the WSrlA.
WILLfAM A. RAIcHkLOR'S ssisbrased n air Dye
produces COLOR be distinguish from saturs-
warranted 10 inju,s the hair smsdiss
the i'll elects Of sad sn = vesases the hair fes
life. GREY, RkD or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
Aspisn dd biacko or brown, lssvise the hairsoftand
beautiful. Sold BY all drusgisss, &c.
The genuine IL sisnsd WILLIAM A. BATcHKLor,
- fAs Jssr ssdss u SEGA tsx.
Factory, No. 81 barclay Street, New York rIats
s3s broadway and ~ Bond street Iiss-dA ii,
Netioe 10 1hipHsrs anA Carriers.
BY nm order from the Treasury Depar tine nj, Ship
pers and Carriers repaired, before shp
ments OF Goods or Salt, amounting 70 ever ease tc
places the nrst and second mites on ths
southern border Of ths ktAss Of Iowa. ais IN thu
Custom House once ~ keokuk, Iowa, IN oath pre-
screed BY the Treasury Department aiss "a execute
bond. With approved surstss tAasthe seods therein
described shall not - traaspsed sold in IN,
way, % asfo give aid comfort - iasursents Il
ynpaihisers With those ia rebellion asainssshs Gov
srament Of Ne United sissss. ~
Blanks can be obtsinsd and instruction. given d
The Surveyors Once.
JOHN ITAkNUs,
SasvsyvT 81 ths Pert.
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~ oASsHrfme I'm enon Rtoo8 @4T
Lsvse, b. fS.g1s-.' 4 - Z. - :. ~ -
ssptan-d CoxNABLE sxYTu. (,
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SACKS.

oootxo bashsl Extra Lissn Sacks, 10 arrive.
viII y sold low for Cash. q u and - Lsvss,by
sspe0O-a CONNAHLE SIXTH
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= bbis Bslshsr'sEusAr House syrup Nolas1ess
IS bbis and half bbls Golden Eyfup;
For ssIe low for Casa, u 81 and So Levss, by
sepCxO-d CONNABLE q aMRTH
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(sOT1ON YARN.

40 sacks. Of .apsrdns quality, Cotton Yarn,
x - 8 1890 8.spes caAiaiI / 4 i [,
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Palmer's Our Leader,
AIR" Marching Along

Come, Democrats assemble, your rights to
maintain,
To vindicate your principles in triumph again
PALMkR's our leader, he's gallant and strong,
For PALMER and Liberty, we're marching along.
Marching along we are MAJ ching along.
Ord on your armor and he marching along !,
PAIMERs our leader, he's gallant and stron2.
For PALMER and Liberty we're marching
along.
Come We who love our Union as it was handed
down
BY Washington. without a stain from followers
ofJohn Brown,
Who love the Constitution, the greatest of all
lava,
Come join our gallant parry and help our glori
Gus cause.
Marching along we are marching along, sc.
hlie others are bantering their liberties for
gain,
And gorging themselves with the blood of the
slain,
" bile some would have union with blows and
with knocks,
Wen re unite our country with the free bal.
lot box
Marching along we are mar ching along, &c,
The rights of the people, the rights of the
States,
Shall triumph DOR all party dislikes and hates.
The bastiles be opcued, and tyrants be bound
When PALMER and Liberty as watch w ords re-
sound.
Marching along we are marching along, &c.
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The Ohio Election,

The election in Ohio will take place on
next Tuesday. Ia another column we
give letter promising great hope for the
success Of the Democratic ticket in thai,
State if Mr.. LIScoLs's bayeuets will not
prevent or deter the masses OF the pro-
pie from voting. Should he a,temp. TO
do this, he will fnG harder war on his
hands than he has in any Of the Southern
States. Enough Of RosEcRASs's army
was detached aud sent into Ohio 10
e!ectioneer and vote against EALLANDlG>
Ham to have insured us a victory over
BRACE had they remained in the field
and participated in the Chickamauga
fight. Ten thousand killed and wounded,
millions Of stores ard scores of guns lost,
a disastrous retreat, new inspiration to the
rebels, are the price which the admins,
tration pays for the political advantage Of
the defeat of NhLLASDIoHAM in Ohio
There are those NLo will think that the
business Of the army is in the fielC. and
that the les. Mr.. LINCOLN and Mr.. STAN.
Ton mix in politics and strive to influence
state elections the better for their presen.
success and future welfare But it is plain
lhat the President and the Secretary of
War estimate different political advanta.
ges. and think shameful, defeat to our
armies and the loss Of hundreds of lives
a cheap price to lay for winning strife
election. That this is their view of the
case no one will deny who considers that
not one soldier has been sent out of Ohio,
IN spite of the pressing danger of ROSE
cHASs. His reinforcements will ne drawn
from other quarters till the Ohio election
is over, in spite Of .ae increased distance,
time, expense, and peril.
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ton are plentiful, and confiden. wager.

ton are pienlllui, ana conudent waGeYS
are frequent, and it is believed that mil.
Ii n of dol ars are now staked upon the
result The democracy are confident. Of
their ability to carry the state by'an over.
wheIming maj ,rity, if there is free and
I'm rammeled election; but there is free
aud untrammeled election; bu:. there is
no doubt that Efforts will be mode to in.
timldats voters by the paid officers Of the
administration by means of the vast army
Of soldiers they have scattered over the
state in squads There are eight or ten
thousand soldiers from Reseoranss army
now in the state, not including the heavy
detail made II guard the border to PIE
to prevent Vallandig ham from coming in
to the state. Had ali The military now in
Ohio for the purpose Of influencing tho
election been with the Army Of the Cum
berland Rosecrans would not have been
outnumbered in the late battle, and that
army would not have been butchered as is
was. But it is perfectly we'll understood
that the administration prefers the defeat
OF Vallandigham to that ofany rebel army.
lis candidates and officers openly declare
it. IfVailandig CHAM is not elected by 3d.
600 majority in Ohio, it will be because
thsre has been no free election. The sol-
diers in the field under an unconsti u.ional
law passed, by the last abolition legisla.
ture, have the right to vote. although they
are deuied the prlyiiegb of reading any
but abolition papers. The a5olitonists
depend upon the army for their SUCCESS
The Democracy carried the state last year
by 10000 majority. Their majority At
the spring elections was about 20,OO0.-
BY fair election the Democrats will car
ry the state this fall by 10000 or so 600
Brough may ge> majority Of 2O,0O0.in'
the army, bu, 9 will still be left out in
The cold There will be more Democrat
ic votes pollcd in the army than the abol-
iionists suppose, and yon need not be sur
prised to hear these patriotic politicians
Genouncing the army as disloyal. Val
landgham will be the next legally elect.
ed governor Of Ohio. and time will prove
the wisdom Of his selection, and faIsehood
and Misrepresentation Of his enemies.-
The Union will be safer, tie government
more honestly sustained, and the rights Of
The people of the state more secure thai
they have been since the war began, and
Ohio became the appendage of central
despotism.