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!. RY VIM, T.. WALL L. CO. Auctionsers .-
u 81 South oDrner Penn. avenue and 9Th street.
BRpsssEL5s, TEIEETs THREE; PLY, INGRAM
IURR.. PARLOR SUITS, AND OTi RR ARTI.
} C+IES, NECESSARY For FURNISHING. AT
lx0n THHRSpAY MORNING. October Is, com
mencips pit l9e'cleck we will sell, at our Auction
Rooms, the balance of the stock of Carpetings,,
&c., cempfisine- -.
Velyst. Era9efa, Three-pls. In grafn Rugs, Drug
= Psrlss Salt IL Sir Brocateils. co nple,el - e
StPsrlor enits IN Striped, Reps. CONFLICTS .7i
D PAflor Suit inIMerr0on. complete ~ 49,
Walnut 8efas, Tables. Easy. Psrior and Hooking
Go3fass Sets. Hair and shuek Mattrsssss,i L-.l'
MarbIe.top and Plain. Etsgers and Whatn9s
Walnut an Mahogany. Msrble-top and rlain 3D.
Walnut, Jenny Lind Cottage, and Plain Bed
Cane. seat CD airs md Rockers .:as I
:Mabogapy and Walnut deboards .Ja.i -ic- 81
Hat Raeks Msitins pssss: h,sh nust Il be sold tn
elose. to WhicS ve especially ieyit4 the attention
othe trad and others, a tie stosk 10 large.
T. T.I e cas-. - ~ "a Z 90 nets
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DY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,

f. ONE FINE BAY STALLION AT AUCTION.
D. m, we shall sell, at Martins Livery Stable. cor.
gil and streets west, one BAY STALLION sold
for livery and charges due to Cyrus Martin.
ocll GREEN d. WILLIAMS, Aucts
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RY JAS. O. MCGUIRE & co., Auction..-,

EXECUTORS SALE OF FINE ROSEWOOD CASE
GOLD WATCH. THREE CLUSTER DIAM0Nb
RINGS, FURNITURE, AND HOUSEHOLDS
EFFECTS, AT PUBLIC SALE
On THURSDAY MORNING.. October 49, ut
House No. $40, street, between 18th and 18th
streets. by order Of the honorable the Judge of
the ORPHANS Court OF the District Of Columbis.
One superior srosswood case Piano Forte. with
Suits Of handsome Parlor Furniture. finished in
French plate Mirror, Slab and Bracket
Marble tep Center and Sofa Tables
Two Silk Damask and Lace Curtains, with Fly,
Fine Rugs. Oil Paintings, Fancy Ornaments
Brussels and Ingram Osrpets -
Mahogany and Walnut Marble top Dressing Bu-
reaus and Washstands
Walnut and Mahogany Bedsteads
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Bsisters and Pillows
Bed and Table Linen
Oak Marble top sideboard. Oak 9 hairs
French China Dinner and Tea Service
liver plated Casters, Spoons, and Forks
Cooking and other Stoves, together with q full
complement of Cooking Utensils
AT IL O'CLOCK PRECISELY,
One fine aides Gold Hunting Case Diamond set
Watch, valued At $500
Three Diamond Cluster Rings, valued az $50
Geld Bracelets and Bar Rings.
Terms cab
VIM. A. BOSS, Executor.
ed JAS C. kof9uIRE Il 90 kucts,
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DIED,

DIED,
On the 18th inst. of Typhoid fever. GEORGE
BROADHEAD, a native Of Barnsley, Yor kshire
England, aged % years :.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invi.
ted to attend his funeral, at two o'clock from
the residence of Isaac Brady, y street north,
between 18th and 18th streetseast.
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RY JAMES G. McGUIRE & Co., Auctioneers.

40 SIDES HEMLoCK SOLE LEATHER,
On THURSDAY MORNING, October 18th at II
O'Clock, in front Of the Auction Rooms, we shall
sell, in lots to suit, go, y
40 slider Hemlock Sole Leather
Terms cash. JAS. @. Meg UIRE & CO.,
sd Auctionaara
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RY BOTELER WILSON, AuctiOneers.
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG
~ TION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, October. ID, At 10
Con the Island, and opposite the 7th str eet rail
roadO the effects of family declining housekeep
ing, consisting in part of, viz:
One superior Parlor Suit covered with broca-
telle, embracing TIVE Sofas, tive Arm Chairs, six
Htagere, Cstd Table, Marble top Sideboard,
DRESSING and other Bureaue, .-l'I'--- 1851
Feather Beds, Mattres Bed steads. --. . a
Washstands, Mahogany Sofa, ~
Crockery ana Glass: 4 y : -a.r- g48
Terms cash. BOTELER WILSON,
oct l0-d5 ..'.t-#P hi Aucti oneers.
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RYJ. O. MCGUIRE CO., lAuetionsers.
cHAEoERY sALk q. YALnAgLs BUILDING

CHANCERY SALE 0RcYALUABLB BUILDING
- LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD.
the District Of eoiurnbia, made and passed in the
cause No. 2S4 equity, Rieard ct al agt. Ricard ct
al, wDl sell, on the premises 1T public auction.
on SAID RDAY, the 22d day of October, A. d. 1854,
ct Q clock 2; NJ, Lots numberedtthirty (30) and
flSe1 Y 5 ths sr sisy q ws stS stSn
streets north, in RAPIDLY improving portion of
the city. Zach lot win be divided into two parts.
Two lets will then have front of Is feet Oh inches
and the ether two rs feet M inches, ali having 9
depth OF la feet inches to 80 feet alley.
Z 6on7eyancins and stamps at the expense of the
n 80. " yoNss,n Trns Hss,,
a LOTION sALH OF coND1AH1D HORSES.
. Quartumas.~ 6snsars oee., y. Dieis.e..I
srS..v.,,, "a Il HashtnstsA CITY. 0ctoper iSi.
:. win hs sS!d st puhiic anction' 70 ths hsness
e bidder AZ f SsssS2s2, 3 6oSS6siE r. lss.
1ei lONR HUNDRED 0AHALRx HORSES.
aso9 on. fRh BjRRbKKiS S9 SHEe1HkH HSksEs
These Horses have been condemned ss unht for
the cavalry seryiss Of the army.
: !or road ssa fsrninE sarposes many n, s00o oar-
HS1.s: CT. sosS n Gatsd ssasa Sale to
csmneees ct 10 - M H. 2iss JANIS A. RKIN,
{. oct 10. lot Col In charge lst Diy 9. N. g. o.
a T1UWAlAB UOgzoDOR 10 b. r
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MARRIED,

On the 9th instant. by the Rev Mr. Brown, Mr..
II, DUVALL, of Frederick, Md, to
EMMA LOUISA MARSHALL, of Washin gton, d.
O. Frederick papers plesse copy.l
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AUCTION SALES.
Fer other Auction Sales see first page.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TO. MORROW
X GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctiopsers
NO. S2o corner TIN and d sire It's north.

- No. 526 corner TIN and b sire Its north
e f. S. t1V a6kEH t9 sFR 9F
Of gs1s Of ss DEED Of the 18th day
ls5 Foos IS rs and Is one Of sSs lana sscnHS;
Of The ,remises 'o ON shall hal ;e front
and 4, in Square No. l,oll. VI N''s NOS
The aho- prc perry !. situated where the phils.
depths Compan, is building.
Terms One b alf cash, balance In six and twelve
month";, from day OF sale with interest and the paw
ments thereof to be secured by notes from the pur
chaser endorsed to the satisfaction of the trustee
deed given and q deed OF trust taken.
If terms of sale are not complied with 10 s days
rom the dsy of sale the property will be resold
after one week notice given in the Evening Star,
at the risk and cost Of the efaalting purchaser
the cost Of the purchaser.
;s Fifty dollars will be required xhen the Pro perry
put up gain and sold to the next highest bidder
JOSEPH PECK. Trustee.
sep 20 eod6ds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
RYJ.C. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
AT THE CORNER OF VERMONT AVENUE
81 AND MORT H STREET
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. October 18th, at
Ion on the b virtue deed
duly recorded among the land records forWashinga
ton county, shall sell Lots No and 81. in Bars
mont avenue, at the corner Of north v street, and
running back to . public alley, and improved By a
small Brick House and portable shanty.
Terms One half in cash; the remainder 10 six
OF trust on the premises.
Conveyances and stamps at the cost Of the pur-
chaser.
sep g. eo6ds INQUIRE CO. Aucts
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lY W. B. LEWIS Il CO., Auctioneers

CLOSING OUT SALE OF.DRY GOODS, STORE
WEDNESDAY, Oct 18th, at 10 o'clock. at store
corner nth and l SITS, Navy Yard. we shall sell
Fixtures, as Counters, Cases, Drawers, Shelving,
&c, being first class, and cost to fit up $500
ocl 10 W. B. LEWIS Il CO., Aucts .
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pY VIM. L. WALL il CO., Auctioneers.
PEREMpToRY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PA0yYD PROPERTY IN THE FIRST WAR

PhOyID PROPERTY IN THE FIRST WAR
ABDUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. October Is, at 4
O'Clock, we shall SELL in front Of the premises on
X street between Got and 9th sts adjoining the
Washington Brewery part of Lot No. s, In Square
No fronting g. feet on street, with depth of
Dwelling Houses with frame back buildings.
Terms: One third cash; balance In six and twelve
mentbs, secured by q deed Of trust on the proper
All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the
DC Cd iIntl VIM l. WALL.G co Aucts
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/; ,wINBOw SHADES.

4SO NV ,t"5FF9 49, y - 20 .-I1t AXE
Different cslors and sizes Window shsd a.. In
store ordsrsf or any required style or size Shade
made to orderSD a sEItttsg ggseADa 80
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= CHARLKs Brooks, fireman, was killed on the
Manassas Gap Railroad yesterday. October
near white Plains. He Il satd 10 have m4r.
Tied sister name unkuown1 In this city. Sh6,
WILL please eommuniaats at once with thiE
10. @. MoOALLuM, Breyet Brig. Cen. 80
tooe ~ % Director and General MsnaEsr r.
"a ~ > ga,s7a s,-' = M, Railroads y. s y
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RY JAS. q. MCGUIRE L CO.. Auctioneers.

ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF FURNITURE
M AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
On FRIDAY MORNING. October 18th, at 10
o'clock, at the residence of the late Thomss p.
Wilson, No. 161 22d street west, shall sell ali
the Household Furniture and Effects, comprising
the usual assortment, such as
Sofas. Arm and Parlor Chairs r9-r
3 "a Il Parior Tables. Whatnot -.I7aaP
Carpsts. Curtains, Oleloth, Mating, Rugs
= Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Washstauds
Mattresses, BeIsters and Pillows
Blankets, Comforts. Sheets
- Dining Table, Cane seat Chairs
80 China Glass, and Crockery Ware ..f
, . Toilet Sets, Looking Glasses, Clock
r, 81 Castors, Walters, Table Cutlery
Cooking and other Stoves
Utensils. 10 s.. ...U-
Terms cash. mo. D. MCPHERSON. admir-.
&c lid JAS. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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486 PICTURE COED AND TAsssIs. 426
Ras5sn. d yea; spa coiors Picture Cord and Tas.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE nAVR.
X .. T. moeoIhE CO.. Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF vALuARIp v,c.Sr

N .
AND 18th STREET WEST.
Pursuant TO q decree of the Supreme Court q, IN
District of Colun bia passed on the 9th day of Sen
TENDER, A. d. 1864, In . certain cause mo. III
equity wherein Lloyd W. Williams is com plaiuant
ard Arthur Nelson and others Are dsfsndspts the
undersigned Trustee will, on WEDNESDAY, the
18th day of October, A d 1864, at 8 O'Clock p. m ,
in front OF the premises. sell, at public auction
the following described pieces of ground situate Ia
the city of Washington and District of oelum
With the appurtensnces thereto belonging: viz
The east part OF Lot IS, in square 29l fro ntiB &
fifteen feet street ncrth and running back With
that width the depth of said lot.
And the north part of Lot IL. in same square.
fronting twenty eight feet and six inch on
the depth Of the lot
enTns OF sale. as prescribed by the decree will
the ss 1hird of the purcha'e money in cash and
49, aes,uue In six and twelve months with interest
ota inc day of sale. for which the purch assr
rat.i;n mth approved security. win be taken Wit
rS,hneo men on the premises
TIE terms OF sale De NOT com nj id rv;tb In 6xa
ua, III ter the Trustee reserves the right to
m.Ss at tbs PT9Perty on which default shall be
purchaser, on one weeks public notics
Cost OF convey ances aud stamps IN hs Maid nv
the purchaser. W "e paiU "
JOHN g. KENNEDY. Trustss
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BALrIMoRB. Mr.. j. d. Hendricks, lon
known to ali the freqaen ters OF Wizards q
this city, as the manager Of the bar room q
that noted hotel, Is about 70 open fashtonabl
Iestaurant on his own account at No.6 Mort
(Sal vert street, Baltimore, immediately djoin
ing Barnum's Hotel. No msn In this city,
Ms bpsiness, has made more warm friends, a
70 give him call. There can be no questio
Of the great success OF his new enterprise, 10
Ut will surely be merited. s.sN ..n--- 81 y
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1856 .s GARD VISIT. 1aA INNS - 48G
- French Gilt. Swiss Carved wood, ana Americas
Composition Gard Frames n ysrisfy.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

| H Or RENT-Two large aud we'll furnished
| os NUNS; in private family near the Patent
| omce Apply to AS cor. 9Th and streets.
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{ Largest stock at the
: lowest prices.
Several excellent sec
ond-hand instruments,
How.
Old instrum ents taken
[ in part pay for new.
{ All sizes, kinds and va ,
rieties. new and second
hand. Also, Fifes, Blu
tgles. &c. 81 "a
= Pianos carefully tuned
lby best gorkmen.
Also. removed. eX-
changed re paired stored,
bought or sold.
Great bargains in old
Pianos.
JOHN r. ELLIS,
Pennsylvania avenue,
hat 9th and nth atu
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-06-17

CLASS lII-GRADE DURIIAMS.
Best bull three years or over 100
I'd best 90
Best bull 2 years old 2 90
I'd best 90
Best bull yoar old so
I'd best 90
Best bull calf 90
cd best so
Best cow 200
I'd best 90
Best 2 year old hoifer 200
I'd best 90
Best year old heifer / SO
I'd best 90
Best heifer calf 100
I'd best 30
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-06-17
The Jeffersonian Democrat
Is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING AT
CHARDON, GEAUGA CO., OHIO.
10. CONVERSE, Proprietor.
TERMS.

Office on the West Side Of the Public Square,
directly over w ilkins & Kelley's Store.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-06-17

Best melodeon 200
ID best 20
Other instruments each q dipoms.
.Commiltee--Abbott, Chngrin Falls; Orlando
Hoadley, Bueon Frank Seibel, Mantua.
CLASS XLV.-TROTTlNG.
Fastest tro'ting stallion, bost 2 ms 20 90
"a I oes, 10 90
70 ge,oing or marc 90 90
Iu ii oes. 10 90
best 2in 90 90
gu ueU 10 90
ommiltee-Robert Murray, cd. Mentor
David Robinson, Russell; +. ii. Sw eeney, Char.
don.
In this class, three seconds will be allowed in
favor OF ihe horse in harness. Three entries are
required to make field.
All entries in this class must be made before
10 o'clock A. VI. OF the day Of exhibition. In
addition to the regular admission fec, entries in
this class will be charged the usual 10 per cen t.
on the amount OF premiums offered in the clas,
ia which they compete.
CLASS XLVI VI-UNENU UNI GRATED ARTI.
Giles.
Comm:ttee-B. +. Abel Troy C. l.. TaJ lor
C!aridon Delos Williams, Burton.
The Board adopt the following rule in referene'
to competing animals No animal shall be en-
tered in two classes, except sweepstakes
r. A HITCHCOCK, Secretary.
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ewes best Eve 6no wooled lambs for
each Diploma.
Committee--Clinton Goodwin, Clari-
con @. Il. Tsmblin, Russell 4. r.
Thompson, Middlefeld.
Glass XXIX.--SWINE.
Best Suffolk boar 2 90
ed best 90
Best Suffolk SOW 2 90
Cd best 90
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2d best 2 OU
Best single geldiug over years old 2 90
Cd best 90
Best single gelding years old 2 90
ed best 90
Commi,tee-Collins Morse, PaInes-
vile; ID. w. Garfield, Chardon d. B..
Hosmer, Parkmar.
CLASS HV.-MATCHED AND SINGLE
MARES.
Premiums same as matched and single
horses.
Com mittee-- Lewis Waters, Orwell ;
Eli Dayton, Troy Luther Andrews.
Newbury.
CLASS XVl.-BROOD MARES AND
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Committee-Root. Aurora d B. Squib,
Mesopotamia j. P. Lukins, East Clari.
don.
CLASS sXL.-B-FACTORY CHEESE.
Best 3 cheese from one factory 10 90
I'd best 90
Exhibitors In this class are required to
furnish q written statement of the mode of
manufacturing, and no premium to be
awarded excep. there be at least three en-.
tries made.
Committee-O. r. Kent, Chester X
Roads -Green, Bloomfield II. N.
Cartar Dainaov;lla
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-06-17

Commit!ee--Rev. D. Witter d Lady,
Burton /; Mrs. Erastus Spencer, Claridon;
Mrs. T. W. Ensign, Claridon (: Mrs.
Maria Crofts, Newbury; Mrs. Emery
Goodwin, Huntsburg.
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Best brood mare with her sucking
colt by her size 800
Cd best 600
Beet horse colt ! SO
Cd best l 90
Best mare col; l SO
I'd best 90
Committee-A. L. Tanner, Russell /;
John Moore, Parkman W. S. Hodges,
Mddle6eld.
CLASS XVII.-MATCHED e. 3 YEAR
OLD COLTS.
Best pair 8 year old geldiDgs 800
I'd best 90
Best pair year old geldings g 90
ed best 90
Mares same as geldings.
Commitee-Erastus Spencer, Cari-
don; G. H. Kent, Bainbridge Samuel
Bodman. Huntsburg.
CLASS XVllI.-DRAUGHT STALL.
IONS.
Best draught stallion 90
Cd best 90
Committee Charles Onderdonk, Troy ;
Alden Gould, Claridon j. o. Granger,
Chardon.
Glass XIX Il, 2 & 8 YEAR OLD
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LIST OF PREMIUMS

10 Dc ot0drded BY lie Geouga County
agricultural Society, at their annual
Fair and Cattle. Sho,o TO be held in Bur
ton, on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thurs
day, Sept. 20th, 2lst and 22d, 1864.
n, ,ss TupDnIr1u pDEn nJrD
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TERMS.
1fpaid In advance ..........".....Sl, so
ilnot paid within the year......... 100
1J All kinds of Merchantable Produce ia en-
in payment, at the Market Price.
II No paper discontinued until all Arreara ges
are paid, except at the option OF the Proprietor.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted as fol.
iows;-5O centsa Square. first insertion; each
subsequent inse ertion, 25 cents q Square.
BUSINESS ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted ut
the following rates,
One Square three insertions ....... sl,00
- '' two months s..... 2.25
three months. 800
six months.... ......... 400
one year...... ......... 500
Halt Column six months hs.......... 1900
one year 1000
One Column six months... 20,O0
" one year. ar....-......... 1000
bcr Busine as Cards Of notover lines,
Tor one year.... .......... 800
Advertisements should be marked the mum.
be of times they are designed to be ins erted
Those not so marked will be continued until or
dered out, and charged according to the above
terms.
The privileges Of yearly advertisers will be
confined to their regular business.
Attorneys will be holden for the price Of the
advertise meut brought in by them.
Il communications must be addressed to the
propr ietor, postage paid TO receive attention.
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COnmittee-Gilbert Richards, Auburn I;
Silas Lewis, Pennington; Lester Moffett,
Middlefeld.
CLASS UPGRADE DEVONS.
Premiums same rs Grade Durhams.
Committee-H. B. Everett, Montville {;
Augustus Dickerman, Thompson Alonzo
Hosmer, Parkmau.
The Richmond palladium., 1864-11-04
A Oamninq Record.

On the 18th of January. 1861. Hon.
Geo II. Pendleton made speech in
Congress, from which we make the fol
lowing extracts. 1t will be seen that he
advocates disunion pure and simple In
the nomination of Pendlton, the Chica-
go Convention finds a fit exponent:
-.My voice to-day is for Cancellation:
my voice is for com 1romise: and il i but
! the echo OF the voice OF my constituents
| beg YOU, gnetlemen, who with me rep
resent the Northwest-von who with me.
represent the city of Cincinnati-1 beg
von, with me, men. to hear that voice
If you will not; if You find Cancellation
impossible; If your differences are so
great tnat You cannot. or will not recon
CHE them: then, gentlemen. let the Sc
ceding states depart in peace, let them
establish their government and EN- npire.
and work out their destiny according to
the wisdom which God has given them =
Further along in the same speech he
says:
If these Southern States cannot be
reeonciled, and if Won, gentlemen. can
not find it in your hearts to grant their
demands, if they must leave the family
mansion, I would signalize their de-
parture by tokens of love: / would bid
them farewell tenderly, that they would
forever be touched by the recollection of
it; and IL. in the vicissitudes OF their sepa-
rate exis.anee, they should desire to
come together again in our common
Government, there should be no pride to
be Inundated, there should be no wound
inflicted from any hand to be healed
They should come and be welcome to the
place they now occupy"
Is there loyal man in indiana. Demo
orat or Republican, who can endorse the
abore' l. there a man In the s. ate who
Will support candidate To help admins
ter Gorernmeu. he has expressed
public Willingness 70 see broken up and
destroyed
The Richmond palladium., 1864-11-04
What is a Copperhead ?

The New Orleans Times gives the fol
lowing definition of a Copperhead:
81 A Copperhead, as we view the ami
NAL, is Northern man, who. horn, bred.
or fostcred in the Union, has no faith in
the Union, and means to perpetuate the
disruption of the Union.
-. a Copperhead is one who, living
out of the rebellious States, believes in
the cause of rebellion, but has not pluck
enough to stlike a blow for it.
.s3. A Copperhead is Northren man,
who. to further secession doctrines, would
stab Union soldier in the back while
he was fighting the enemies of the
Union"
II A Copperhead is selfmade moral
and political outlaw. wrapped up in sell
fish ambition. and too degenerate TO
place himself in position where the
endors ment of his views might endan.
ger his life
The Richmond palladium., 1864-11-04
The Result of the Election in indiana-A
Solemn Warning to the People Of the
Free States

There is something SO earnest. irrestably pat
and solemn the result of the late election
Indiana To Fender l. at once appeal and warn
my people OF all tae States. In iiini has al
wavs been Dem prrac. Ii has been within the entire
control tine traitors from the hour the rebellion
burst upon the country. In 1850 it nid deleg
N Congress which actai in h1rmolv with the leading
conspirators then its public have done all
that thew could do tn success of rebel
lion. Jesse y. Bright, a Senator from Indiana,
expelled from the Senate. after fair trial and
viction a traitor Under the couacil of such
Bright AMI Dan voorhees,, the traitors OF Indiana
were ranzed and only needed signal to do battle
for the Shareholders lnieed, the co1spirators
OF Indiana insisted that they couli place that State
the Confe3eracy just when they pleased, but they
sierei that they could do good tor the South by
remaining in the old Union, to assist them in sapping
its foundations aud running its supports In the midst
of this influence, and wnie thus overshafowei by
party. and Boldly proclaimed their adhesion to the
Goverumeut. Indiana perfectly understood wiat she
doing when her masses repuiiaei the Democrat
c le lders. With wicked spiracv arTnin in her
idstwith the fact clear before her people, that the
Democratic leaders were PLAYING into the hands o
the Rebel chiefs, the masses OF Indiana sud ien!y
wheeled into their old paths au' firmly
resolved to stand by the Government are the brave
Iniianiaus in the ranks of the army.
The result in Indiana Is worth more than all the
speeches editorials which be mlis written
between this aud the election IL teaches that
the people understand fully the o5ects AMI ih
terms Of treason, they hesitate rspuiate
traitors Ii IS warning 10 PsnnsF Flvaaia. warning
all the States. - ant do like NeFem-
Der cleo tion.-H Hrrris5srg Telegraph