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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-07
DENTISTRY.
DIR FLEAGER,
o. S. CLAIM AGENCY.

DEEsIose, BOUNTY and ARREARS, BoUN.
Il ~ Lad snd Back Pay for Sol6isrs, wido1s.
or ether lsEsl claimants. OHos-Third etrsss
Es&x A4iz- 49, J0HE TENEIs, Aasaf.
EvsaE7flls, la, HErcb Is. 1874.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-07

TIE CONFESSIONS AND ExPFRfENCE or
AN INVALID,
Published for the bsneht, and as . warning ana
CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN who suffer from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay Of Manhood,
ETC., supplying At the same time. THE MEANS
or SELF CURE. By Ons who has cursd himself
afsr heingprt 10 great expense and injury throaxh
medical hSnhug and quAeksFy.
BY enclosing postpaid addressed ssvslcpa
slasls copies may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Bedford, Kings County, n Y.
nsvsoty-lsss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-07

HIRAM NELSON,
mar7.3t Auclioneer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-07

One OF HunneWeifs Sreat Remedies.
HUNNEwELL's ToLu ANonrSE.-Th This
nest wonderful and reliseie preparation which
Aas earned It's true name and fame BY results
which has bafied avery other attempt Al relief in
NearaIssa. EhsanasisHs, Coed NeFrous Head Aess,
TsosA aMd Ear Ache, Bosrsi cosPlainis, Ryasrts,
Distress s,r Eating, Lees Of Steep. Gssrai Neyreas
Desllas, Parexisrs ~ WAoepiss Gesss, asd AstAsas
nov declared to be largely Serpcas. FOR tas pains
10 MoatAIy Msassrsaiies perfect relief while ma
lures afssrwork is undIsturbSd. and QUE Of its
most Important points.
This valuable preparation should be In every
Family as no description equals It's real necessity.
or It's sp,sndid results.
J. L. HuNSEwELL, Proprietor.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-07

J. L. HuSNEwELIs, Proprietor.
Commercial Wharf, Boston.
EB-F e. sale by sll wholesale and retail dealers
KELLER & WHITE, Agents.
nov1s-2m Evansvitie Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-07

The National Banking bill in the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-07

The river is still rising at the rate Of
an inch an hour aud Is now nearly up
to high water mark of the season.
There was considerable fife and bastle
on The levee yesterday although the ar
rivals were not large.
The Big Grey Eagle took about 200
tons Of freight from Cox & Humphrey,
and left about II o'clock for New Or
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20
Rebel Terms Of Peace.

| While The = Democratic. party Of
tic North, synpa,hizing with their
"latc political associates q. ths. South,
now, ana fur tA-eo yeats. past, in Rebel
lion, clamors for q "eessat,un Of 'hos:i'
ties ana The 'srestoratiqn 81 Peace"
by apcaceab'e" means, it Is well to bear
in min! upon What basis and termsrhe
/ Rebels propose 10 havc, peace" Hear
VIA. ..Iet , ws said las. July-aad Da-
Wis is certainly q competent witness. ..
70 the Rebel designs, purposes, and
wishes: .
eve are fighting for 1SpErESpxNck
ard thai. or determination. wo will
have We will be frce-we will govern
ourselves. We will ill ourselves. Of
the ru!o OF the Majority" t
Here is the way in which, the Rich.
moaa En2uher, a leading organ Of tho
Rebel sentiment, puts the case in = re.
cent issue: =
. sSave on our own. TRIMS, We can &C.
cept NO PEACE WuArEvEE, and must
tigh; till doop,*lay rather than yield an
;ota Of their; an,l our terms are:
"Rcco3nition By the enemy Of the IN
a,pe,,dcnce Of the Confederate States.
Withdrawal Of the Yankee forces
from every foot Of Confederate ground
including kentucky aud Missouri. IS
Withdrawal oftbe Yankee soldiers
from MARYLAND, un il that State shall
decide by . free vote whether she shah
remain in the oil Union. OF ask, adsh,s
sion into. the Contcderacy.
'Consen,::on the part Of the Federal
Government. 10 give mp 10 the Confed
eracy its proportion Of the Navy as il
stood at the time oil secession. Or to pa Y
for the same. j, s.i.
"Yiclaing up all preten,ion. on the
part Of the Federal Government to that
portion OF the Territories west Of the
Confederate. States.
IAN equitable settlement on . basis
Of an absolute Independence and equal
rights, Of all accounts of the public debt
and public lands, and the advanta gcs
accrning from foreign treaties
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20
Rnil Road Disaster.

Last Monday morning between esgh'
and nine O'Clock the westward hound
freight train ran over three cattle abou,
TWO and halt miles west OF Toledo
station. and a half milo wcst Of Mr.
.ismes Bnrgc's steam saw mill, which
threw the greater part of the train Of
tae track aud precipitatcd a number oi
The ears down a steep bank. In the
vicinity Of The. place where the acci
dent occurred the rosd makes a number
cf thGr. curves =, II feeling its NAY
along The foot Of The bluff. which ar.
proach to ard from he north bark OF
shc Iowa liver, anil At the place Of the
'lissste, rms within City feet Of the
liver anil at an elevation of at least
twenty or twenty five feet above the
,,c.ent water mark. II will thus be
-een tina. the bank between the road
MD river ia very steer, and i, Is mat
Scr ofgrca, surprise hat the whole train
.rss not p:ccipita,cd into the river,
especially when NC consider that they
nd rot run 70 exceed five or SIX rods
beyond where 'hey 6rs, struck the
cattle, before they were brought to \
dead halt IN a wrecked state. probably
NIL that eased ther from watery
,,r'nng", was the fact that the cars were
quite. heavily laden with merchandise
Al d green lumber, 50 that when once
1T tie hn,k they commenced plough
Sny mp the ties and ground aud bending
The IN ,ssive rails, which Soon checked
heir progress. The Engineer saved
Himself by jnmrin. of, bot thp fireman
nj down the taak with the tcnde,
"A was crushed to death. We were
<'t.wn the place in The rrcck from
~'icl, he was taken and observed tha,
! WIS profnscly stained with hlopd
Wis name vas Chalc. Smith. Vic,
w,sisi;, d the disastrous scene, Mauda>
afternoon We fnund they had just sue
serded IN replacing two OF the OAR
which lad RIM Of tho track, % L, i
again, and fise more were apscarcn,l,
hanging on III. bark one with lis from
end resting in N. river. another naa
~ il resting nron ia aide, third
little further on. vas tilted up 8. j
ready 10 jamp, roll or 'DMile: ~
f.ulr.h m 9Th w"rc ~, .,raser 4.
track hu' M beyond the ,ocrmetiy
sn'. t'c ! pitched down Tie bank
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20
people feel the bur 81 ~ lightly, as AT
Po.t Reads.

We notice that the last session o.
Congress established the following Pos,
Roads, which will accomodatc the
people of orr county.
From Tuka via Toledo, Wolf Greek
and Buckingham 10 Waterloo.
From Belle Plaine via West Irving,
Waltham, Brush Grove and six mile
Grove 70 Waterloo.
From Waterloo via HUDSON and
Vienna to Mar>halltnwn. This las,
ron': will accommodate the people Of
the North west part Of omr county.
W. have been for 4 long time labor.
ing for route from Montezuma or this
place to Waterloo, and have at length
secured il through the influence Of Mr..
Grinncll. ar
This shows TIA, he is watchful Of the
in,e,es, Of his constituents. Let US re.
turn him Congress.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20
From north Missouri
Special Disps, ch % The Chicago Eve.
" - Y 49, JoHnal.
Br lNAt;a.OGfobsr In

sS''''"s 80
n,ii Anderson emil some forty of h,s
cu,throats entered Dtnyihe Mntgn,n.
cry county, tour miles from the North
Missouri Railroad. on Friday evening.
murdered. five citize"a.s !. snd nsoftnny
wounded another. "A few ~ the ci,i-
zsna'heavily armed; entered block.
honee in the centre Of the town and Of.
-fercd a spirited resistance, until the
gucrrillas stormcd the house and killed
cvery man in it. They then burned tho
house, AMI the bodies Of the slain chi-
zens were consumed within It. Tho
town wax then act on fire. and eighteen
buildings were burned, including TIM
principal business housca and some
residences. All the county records and
the law Offices and papers Of three prom.
inent lawyers were destroyed.
From Danville the fends went 10
High Hill and Florence, and sohh~d
all The stores in both places. A. thse~
o'clock ON Sunday militia forcc over.
took the cncrrillas near High Hill. kill
ed fifteen. wounded seventeen Of them,
and captured fifteen horses.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20
The 60s,H (SOuS.

Mile il il tr,c that everything
which is required for the ca~s,r.stion|
Of a building is very nigh, il iSN'so
cdrauy ,lnc tia, he meanAs:Nl Ting
fsr.tae same has eq'sa!lx ssaeAaes "a
MN We think, We e,.sssfyy neks y
Has advanced moro. ~ 1F, lggs
mers if there has ever be"'. as'Ge3 Race
they llyai ~ this county, ihst The
money market was - easy rs n pro-
sent, s'a!! MONEY W sfJlsnlyiss,a'
present, 'hatth" ceuli procure thiHgs
With more ease, notwithstanding tno
hieh prize, 'han they can now. III
fact th'5s nrq aashhTi .ah5 sirs'
tie organization II ,he cannty tia, :
.eossl -hoass..4,oalsas ,,~'ea4,,,siss
people feel a ,hs ! !' ya.s iSh'y' as at
present.
Will our peopl. consider hi. matte
with care and see if the. present is moi
the time to build the C9pr., House.
Still another view Of ,.h.. case is, thai
The residents ofoar county viii pay lee,
than one half u ,lhe.sarain other word,
nom esidenu viii b. obliged TO con
tribute more than one halt Of ,he sum
required. This viii much favor ou'
people, who should 30 wiling to con
tribute the remaining sum. 49,.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20
A Woman Convicted Of the MUIR.
der IT Her Husband.

THE trial q Ms t,atharine McArjle
for the murder of her husband il,
Whitewater township in this "onn'v in
the night Of, the 18th IF February la.l
commenced n Andrew, Jackson comfy
last Monday, change nf venue havin4
been taken The trial ended on W.
ncsday afternoon. The jury were out
about an honr, and returned verdict
Of guilty Of mnr'la- N the FIRST ,..rce
Her attorneys, NJ sSrs D'Nn,il and
Mulkern, made a motion f,e y nfw trial
which was serlnea sna an ani,aal
was taken.
The evidence "ffered in the rial was
substantially ID" sam" as that given in
the trial It Pairic McArlle for The
same cffrnse in our Court, with the ad
dition Of her confessions TO several per.
Sons that she herself murdered her .hus
band with no assistance from anybody
else. This latter testimony convicted
her Al ten o'clock "Wednesday night
she was sentcn. cd to be hung. We did
not learn the time appointed for her ex
ecr'ion. As she is aged and inhn..
and has become since her arrest, power
less for another deed Of death, her sen
,ence will doubtless be commuted 10
imprisonment by the Governor. ~
Ln1rqne Times.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20
TIE WAR ~ IOWA.

! Official information was received, at
Gen. Bakers office last evening that a
band of guerrllas had invaded this
State, and were matching 400 strong
on Bloomfield, Davis county, and we're
threatening D-kaiea-a. Capt. Bren'z,
rhomas II ,vay and --small nca-
Bloomfield had been murdered. The
citizens oiffhc Spn,oin Border are
preparing in earnest Tor war and are
,arrnine to meet these rAran,ers. They
entered the State from Missouri OH the
l2,h inst That we have sNade 'cnauir
es at the olirc' Of A g. and end that
the arms now in .lhe~Gounty Of Davis
and those adj 'in,ng are as follows:
Gen n. b. Baker, Clinton, lows
There are in Wappello cbanly ss3
guns, in Davis 2ot, Van Barren sos,
Appanoose 50. 800 Il
."t 4ao /" -lfrs' - fMrnY.
I tlen. Baker, now Al Clinton, ordered
Mr.. Inpcy Of his office to go At once ,o
Burlia giotf with 500 stand tof Enfield
rifles and full equipments and smaimu4i
ton and 10 opcrnte from that point. I
The famous order of Gen. Baker di.
rectiny the Militia officers 10 tako no
prisoners belonging to such bands is
yet in fcrcc ana should be carried ont
in letter anl..-pirit,, even Il t,o copper
heads a. object. Ey Their, trcasonsbI.
utterances they have Invited shis invas,.
sion Of the State, ana upon them rest.
the llood Of our murdered cititizcns.!
Had i: not been for coppcrhcad teach
,ngs the lives Of citizens woull be. safs
and peace rest within !onr ::tpders, 4ba,
now 4. Their. bidIins, the, iqcsin of .war
i sounded % cur border But day
Of rctributa,io - coming for such men
and thc,vengsncc Of tho i,oonD 4 viii
.oyecrtaIe them speciality. nv. GoE:ue
Ia. as.5s u. r.~a''
.n,t4.t ,.si. i. l-s- fAt ts#trua VT
TnE RAD INT, 1pw>.--N, new.
additional t. that given yesterday has
been rcieyed At hhe AljaAnt, Generals
office rtlnlipgtadgpsrlih ,rahl tren
Missouri int. ?lNis -aaJs AppannlssIA
counties further than dispatch from
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20

pes Moio ,, coau'y-+a'imaiiniF 4 raid
into sisr46S q1aly. This is the third
tier Mdg,ies from The Missouri Line.
fni .fihse HsfNlas have reached 'hs
1e sion ,heys,m'st be II considerable
lf,roa syhcir only Object can be to
Il,na ers,hs Ssiilen. Active measures
are bciag mtds H. NEE. them. Militia
com ;y,ates .of~'t the southern counties
are being fully armed and equipped and
40 effort viii DO spared to make this the
last raid into tho State.
Z Il. $. A messenger arrived last even
ing with further particulars of,he troah
les IN Davis county. He fully con-
firms tho account Of tho murder Of
Capt. Bencc and Mc.srs Hardy and
sSsssals, who were slaughtered IN the
most cold bloc dol and attrocinns man
nero After caMpihipg other depred4,
,ion,,, Tho euerrnlas who were abcn
City strong, are supposed to have start.
ed back To- Missouri whcte there is q
much larger gang. lHhc day the mes.
suugcf left D'aom sell Il VAS reported
,iscfe that Memphis, Ne: had been
burned and ,ha, tho ,guerilas were
threatening Bloomfield with a similia,
fate. The militia companies there had
taken possession IT \ lot Of arms stored
st that place and put themselves under
command Of Major Moore, late Of tht
ASH Iowa. wi,lia smsll eaya,ry force
andcr Col. Wea-cr, late OF the a. In
fau,ry. TITS hs, bandits viii insss' viii.
warm reception, from The peDple. Q
Davis county shonld they comc assin
Tiers il no party fceliny IN the matter
and the guetril.s 6nl sfb' sympa,h,
from anybody in the, county: PIE
| Gazette IS. 49, ~.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20
POLITICAL NEWS
PHILADELPHIA, October

Philadelphia, October II.
The Philadelphia Inquirer saya COM
ple,c returns loot up 4 Union majority
on tho home vote Of 3,633.
Pittsburgh, October II.
The Commerc;al" says: "Whhoas
the soldiers tose1hia State is Union on
the popular vote by = majority ranging
somewhere from two. fvc. thousand :;
&tR the solti,cr's vote somewhere from
fifteen 10 twenty five thousand.
"Of Congressman We have made
gain OF five, we believe. A TO the
Legislature, We have carried it without
a contingency"
New York. October II.
The New York 7ribs,se's Washing.
tou special ever 1000 t'hon mrjori,y
on he Pennsylvania HON. vote, hasci
on The latest return. from i'hilalelrhi.
and llsrri<bnrgc. aTls. y QEWr figure.
shemocratic n.ainrity on.the io'ne vote
$50. and insists that they have cnrr'ei
the State. The 7rLinnc. claims thas
he fTn'tm majority win. b, with the
soldiers vote, e, 900. ~~,i.t..f,s.
The ,vasing,pn srctiai ~ Nh Ns~
~ ark TetAas,os4ls ,.dssEha, majority
for The new M,ryEm + Constitution wilt
u. nhou, ao,I."5s'i 'a'sda
/ " -sW"s ~ ,S-vi al SLAM 81 t..
.sV oorhees, Member at Congress ct
Indiana, is reelected BY les than 100,
hu,s, q Tii!Fgai',y islo be cSn,c.ted,
'whtrh Il H. Believed win alter. Che re.
p = = authr~i a;,o,er II.
Returns fro,p, 20, counties ~ Ohio
s., eiyp's Uaiop rnajotily Ma7,MN
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20

2
The locomo:itn, stood makns'a sha' p
angle with the river, with us trontFcnd
al oat ten or tii,rcn feet from it, viii,
'i,s \ eff forward, Wheel. driven
into The earth, and It. deck and cow.
catcher torn. of and ,us a'airg sa'nel
mhcy> dsmsA; 1he tenac7 vas tn'nsa
N~oNs i,s - n ana rested awauS; rs
locomotive The cars wrrt cou-i1e! ably
damaged b. hreah,fg If nNics ana
slilriiiE 5nl brctkirg ut timh"rs, hat
can probably he repaired Hal the
accilcn, orcurfed some Hsa rois t#i
thrr eas, 'ht whole train wrn.d plob
ably have Wug eai into the river. as Tic
iircr there Iun- nearer the Track and
the bank il 'Mnch more abrupt
rss..Llsezllasu,clock ,passeager4arain was
unable to pass on account OF the wreck
and The track Being torn mp for snm"
two o. three rods. Il ran up with the
passengers a, fcur O'Clock TO the place
,idisaster and exchanged passengers
wit the train coming east and then
both trains ran back. The track was
soon repaired and trains are nov ,un.
ring rcgn'arly. H.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20

headquarters osth Iowa fluffy. Vols
Il. 3 j. End Div, ioth Army Corps
&, the tiei' near Hairisonshnrg vs.,
SIP. 9Th 1891.
Col.
Sir. Il compliance with sonr re-
qncs, I submit the following report q
The par' taken by tic 2sth Iowa il, IT,
battle Of Fishers Hill on the o2nl day
Of SEPT. lacl.
On the morning If the 22n1 We NOV
cd forward a short distance toward tho
enemy who we're strongly intrcnched Al
Fishers Hill naturally strong position
ashort distance above S'rassburg Some
considerable manenvering was made
in the earlier part of,hc day, bnt VIC
finally got into position and we,c or
dcred to intrench. We had scarcely com
menced work when reed orders to re
port with my Rcgt. to Gen. Groycrto
a special duty. On repairing l was or
iered to the front line, a, commanding
position from which the. enemies skir,
mishers had justheen driven. As = bat
terry immediately proceeded mo | sup.
posed I was there as lis. support ! soor
had constructed as a sort of an intrench'
nent rs q protection against the ballet,
Of the Reb. sharpshoote's. lIeve I re-
NAMED until about { r.. n. where.
received orders from Con. GrpvGr. 4
iarrl,ytqs skirnishers on the right 81
III 2nnl,tvva and % proceed ~ far n
nraci'eab'r, towafds. The iintrenched DO
siiiop- Of The enemy. aiY9'Hsa,tq'
wa'd their works % wl,hiss..;:ahodt 400
yards when pouring in yalley after vol
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20

Ohio gives s5.o0o- Unim, majority on
the home vote. This will t~ increased
to ateui, 5000 by the y s9',.f IF The s"l
diers. SeveMceh cf the .niiii,tcen Con
gressmcn, elect arc uaioui~sa--n gain Of
twelve. 60 =, "a ma99 s1tv go
Indiana gives between $4,000 and
10000 majority, and ., gaiar"f four or
five Gongress,ncu. ThH Unlo1Nill yet
be saved in spite .efc"pperl,eads,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20

EreArs.rsp',liiy,. ,he enemy
seemed 10 WAIVER whercupon ordered
a charge. With ? prolonged shout "
wen, after thers seMiiE MAtsespkk-
driving ,hemstn confusiM 'eiore'a.,
capturing stx gun hrtsfryHa II &
quantity OF a'n3'tJyn 'r@vnWhe~sh
prisoners. .\t,cf following Them about
= mile reed orders 10 return for the
knapsacks Of nv Regt. which had bcen
left previous to our making tho charge,
thsve No fauls.w find wilt ei'hG an,
GERS a.. nfer, all dtssrvc prsisc, -rof'one
Ainche,l cr- fled when it seemed ~
,hougl, we were charging right into
the jawsof death. My lee vss' *.
;rcmely liyh,, losing only Eve wounded
f,r,heachs-ye. With rc.rrct'f nn "-,'.s-
Yorr OFT. Sssvt. -
,uass.s&sE:sW. WILSON,
hi. C,t. ,Carntn anding llezt
+ d. Skunk, Col. s,h InL.p Vet.
!, .. Com. tsh, Brig. 2il Div. l2,h \. G.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20
TR,rLlNu wIrn HUMAN LlFE.-Th

TRirLlNu wITn HUMAN LlFE.-The
bases imposition Of the age. has be en-
pr.t'ced by v,llians who .arc making and
selling an article pnrl ort to be Chemi
cal Sa!era ns-'be housewives. F;w
ori'e"-made by D Il. Deland 4 G."
The authors ri this viilaHv ought mot
10 be permitted - e. j, .i>rw'"' Ihr,
are tihinf witt Ipn mr. I1ie and kalsin..
% destroy Tic well e3rnc. reputation
~ thesEheu..,c. Il a,,.r;.. a. AZ wli;,nh i Il
w,'~ 'a' ~ !" red lHga3E; sstt Us ,I,,Ft:
The genuine and look TO The color.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20

Il !. ss'''. TN. = party o.. fonr ma,
working = ulnel III the Chand,rns gold
reg'on. IN lover canada. recently took
"a. IL y few hours 5000 worth of gold
and = aan Stree averaged .,v.- 500 'neg
dayge,E 4fe ia H'2ns u Il
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20
VyHll| ION
MASS MEETING
AT
ETCKINGHAM
On the 24,h inst.
AND TOLEDO
On she 25th inst

Hans. J. B. G,iane,'. II l.. fluff, 8
S RnFjit, aua Judge Williams vii
be present 10 address both Of these
meetings.
Let every one attend. Be in earnes,
bring Ont your nrighbors. Democrats
who intend To he loyal sre especially
invited - attend. Favmt "a Law aside
your work an that day and attend the
meeting. 's
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20

VIZ. B-CNUlVSVu uACNUGus
| War Democrats we present you be.
lew the record while in Congress, Of
Mr.. Pendlcton. the Demo attic candi.
date for Vice President. Resd it care
fully and sec if yon can support such
men or measures.
Jan. Il, 1862 ',e voted sg,inst the
bill prohibiting slavery in the Terri
tories.
/ June 9Th, 1852, he voted sgainst the
hi!l modifying the fugitive s'ave law 50
] As 20 give the fugitive the RICH, ot,,ial
. b. Jury.
!, 10 February 1853 he opposed the
/ bill 'to raise additional soldiers for the
service cf the government.
On the 25th of: F,b 1863 Re voted
sgains the bill "for enrolling and cal.
/; ling ont tie national forces, ard for
o'hc- purposes.
July 10 1861, in company with Val
ieH,l'gha,? Voorhees,. Wood, and six
others IT like .tr.pn, he voted againat
The hti' further to provide for the col
lection # Duties. imports and other pur,
poses.
| July 30, 1851. he voted against the
| bill to provide additional revenue for
/; icfrs;inr he-exprnsrs Of Government,
and maintaining public credit.
! Anyns' 2 's6l le voted again., tie
bin rcpnr.cj! y; committee e con
icrerrc OF the two Houses - pruvia-
Increased revenues from imports e. rs,
The ,r,cres. on tie pubic debt, .r-; ii.
other nnrnoses.
February g. 1882 he voted agairn
ITO hi! to authorize The issue Of United
States notes, and fer the re,iemptian
and funding thereof. and for fnnhi,,.
the floating debt ct the United States.
! April 8, 1862, with Valland;ghsm,
Voorhees,, ana twelve others, he voted
against the, passage Of The bill to pro
vilc internal rev, MI, to supper. the
Government and pay the interest o,,
the ssblic debt.
| June -, 1862, be voted against the
bill "to authorize tie issue of demand
Treasury notes.
july Il. 1852, he voted agains, The
bill "to impose -an additional duty On
sugars produced inthe United States"
He has opposed all propositions TO
confscate property Of rebels, whether
.scd for .ipsurrec.ionary purposes or
II II.
August 2, 1861, he voted to lay on
the table the bill to conf4cate property
used tor 'nsnrrec'ionsry purposes
August 8, sEain voted to l,y the bill
on the table, and on the slime day voted
against the bill on its final passage.
A, tho session beginning December,
1861, he soted, May 2s, 1882, against
The House bill Al, to conisca'4 the
property .0 rebels for the payment Of
the expenses of the present rebellion,
and for othcr purposes.
July u, 1862, he opposed Mr.. May.
nards resolution explanatory OF "An
act 70 suppress rebellion, to punish
treason and instruction, to seize and
coDfisca,e property Of rebels, and for
other purposes.
Jrne tth, lsf2, hn voted against the
bill declaring disloyal persons ineligible
10 office.
lie voted, April lllh, 1862 against
the bill for the release Of certain per.
sons held 10 service or labor in tho
District Of Columbia.
he voted, May 2G,h, 1862, against
the bill to free FROM seryi,ud. the slaves
, Of rebels engaged IN abcttm,g the exis,
! ing rebellion agatasx the Hovcrnment
Of The United States. ~
These are hut few Of M. P.n.Neto.'.
votes in Congress. bnt s,rf.ieient to
show his record. The remainder were
Of the same sort.