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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-26
President Lincoln at Baltimore.

President LINCOLN was At Baltimore the 9TH
er day, at the opening Of Sanitary Fair, and
made speech. The most important part Of
his address was what be said in regard to the
Fort Pillow massacre, which we print below;
"The-e seems to be some anxiety in the pub
lie mind whether the Government is doing its
duty to the colored soldier and to the se vice at
this point. At the beginning of the war, and
Tor some time, the use OF colored troops was not
contemplated and how the chaoge OF purpose
was wrought ! will not now take time to ex-
plain. Upon clear conviction Of duty re-
solved to turn that cleo ent of strength 10 aG-
count, aud am responsible for II to tho Ameri-
cAn people, to the Christian world to history,
and on my final account to God. Having de-
termlned to use the negro as q soldier, there IS
no way but to give him all the protection gwen
to any other soldier. The difficulty IS not IN
stating the principle but 10 practically app ylug
1t IL is mistake to suppose the government
is indifferent To this matter, or is not doing the
best 1t can in regard to it,
We do not TO day know that oolored soldier,
Or white officer commanding colored soldiers, has
been Inassacred by the rebels when made prs
oner We fear it, believe it, ! pay say, but we
do not knOw it. 10 take the life Of ono OF their
p isoners on the assumption that they murder
ours, when it is short Of certainty that they do
murder ours, might be too serious, TOO cruel a
mistake We are having the tJrt Pillow affair
thoroughly investigated and such / Yestigaton
will probably show conclusivey how the truth
49, IT, after all that has been sail, 1t shall turn
out that there has been no massacre at Fort PHI
low, it will be almost safe to say there has been
none, an will be none elsewhere II there has
been the massacre Of three hundred there, or
even tho tenth part Of three hundred, it will be
conclusvely proven; and being So proven, the
retroution shall as surely come II will be
matter OF grave consideration IN what exact
course to apply the re rbdnon buta tho sup
posed case, II must como
IHa Da,gr ien Pitcher has received a de-
epatch from Provost Marshal General Fly, which
states that accounts will b. made up to include
April 18th to determine which sub.disrt,. are
d deficient, and the number required from each
The draft will be made on those sub districts as
soon a. p)seiblo thereafter Men enlisted after
April 18th from deficient sub-dlstric viii be
deducted from the number required a.; the date
thereof. Deduction. sill be made ~ % he Ia
test moment before the draft
GEN GRANT GIFTS The SWORD -Ther4 has
bepn a contest for bosut;Gt .uo,J ~, ,Lo NJ.
York Sanitary Fair every person paying one dol
lar being entitled to cast a vote for The General
whom be wished should possess the sword and
any could vote a, many times as he gave dol.
lars. The polls closed Sturdy night and The
vote was as follows
Grant 30 2gl
Mcclellan, ~ 500
Scattering 1863
50 Gran, get' The sword by more than 0 two
thirds vote.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-26

APPOINTMENTS.
MONTPELIER DISTRICT.
2. p Ray, Presiding Elder,
Moulpeller-A. l.. Cooper.
Wrighrs Mills aud Els, MonlpelieT-To be
supplied.
Worcester--C. ?. Tapliu.
phinfeld-J. Gill;
Bre-H. X. Cobb.
W'lliamsl9vn and Eat Dfookh,ld-W ].
hdler, aud one to he supplied,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-07
FROM BALTIMORE TODAY.

Syscial 10 The Epening Tslegrdph.
BALTIMORE, November AN public interest
is now absorbed In the election which comes oil
tomorrow. Both parties are active. Reyerdy
Johnson is out in published opinion, advising
all opponents TO vote at every hazard aud threat
enlng the judges with suits and Imprisonment if
they oyerstep-whatever he thinks--their duty.
Fortunately his opinions are not more reliable
than those Of many of the judges.
The Southern sympathizers are active in try-
ing to marshal their forces to poll heavy vote.
The judges have determined to take good care Of
all such. The test-oath is to be administered to
every voter, regardless Of party, and also the
other oath requiring answers to such questions
as may be propounded. Those who cannot show
a clear record will surely be rejected.
General Wallace and the cavalryw take care
Of individuals who show their hands or attempt
to create trouble.
You can put Maryland down sure for "Lnceln
by ten TO fifteen thousand majority" Freedom
never goes backward. Many liberated slaves
from the counties are coming here getting en-
ployment.
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THIRD EDITION
BVAOUATION0F J0HNSONVILLB,
TENNESSEE.
The Position of Generals
Sherman and Hood.

LortsvItLE, November G.-Scraps OF reliable
information from below continue TO indicate that
Sherman's position is perfectly satisfactory to
himself and all who understand It. That Sher-
man is equally satisfied with Hoods position and
the developments now progressing will astoui-h
aud delight the country. Beyond this announce
mCnt what we have Is coptuband.
The Democrat contains an account Of the
evacuation OF Johusonylle, yesterday, by the
Federal commandant, who is also reported 70
have destroyed all the transports and gunbolts
to prevent their falling into the hands ofa rein
forced enemy. Tho particulars are meagrc, and
somewhat conflicting.
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FROM MEXICO AND HAVANA.

NEW YoRK, November The steamer Liberty
brings Havana dates Of the %.
Advces from Mexico say that General Dob
lado was told he was at liberty to return to his
country, but that his property was subject to the
determination OF Maximlian. No news had
been received from Sauto Domingo Large num-
bers Of sick soldiers, however, come from there.
The blockade-runner Flora arrived from Nassau,
October %.
The Bahama Herald of the 26th reports the
arrival Of the BuHshec No. ?, from Wilmington,
and alsC that the steamers Florie and 4. L. Fry
gotasbore outside of Charleston.
The W1ado and 1dhsmdH left that port on the
2Oth, but have not been heard from. The Lucy
.iJmS'rong and Virginia had arrived.
The Nassau papers are debating the idea OF
Nassau being declared free port, only cXaciing
an import duty of II per cent on oil goods.
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"A brow-beating counsel asked witness
how far he had been from certain place, Just
eour words two feet and six inches" was the
repiy, GLOW came you to be 80 exact, my
friend :" "Because expected some fool or other
would ask me the question, 80 measured IT,
COMPLIMENT TO AMERICAN PRizH CouRrs.--
Sir r.. Collier, the Solicitor General OF England
has been addressing his constituents S a.
favorable terms 70 the decisions Of the American
Prize Courts. He said the American judges had
paid tbe greatest respect TO the decisions OF the
british Courts, and 70 those OF their own, ane
upon the whole, their judgments haa Deen MeIl
Considered and given with a desire 10 do justice
This remark was greeted with loud applause.
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LEGAL GNTELLIGENCE.

DISTRICT CoURT-Judge Shoud.-James Dun
VS.. William b. Dodson and John b. Adler An
action Of repleyin, arising out ofa question as 70
the rent of the livery stables on Prune street. Pc
tween Fourth and Fifth streets. The plalntlu
(DutiO claims that he is the owner otthe properly
by purchase at Sherif's sale, and therefore n9t
responsible for the rent sought TO DO recoVerVu'
Jury out. n,.. a
DIsTRIor CouRT-Judge Hare. = Robert A.
Prettyman VS.. w. ]. Grams, executor OF jacob
Albright, deceased Verdict for Plalntn, Solf9
WIN. A. Simpson vs.. ]. g. L. Woodcock
Verdict for defendant. r-,,
VIM. II. Kern to use, &C., VS.: Chas: I. Cornell,
and to assess damages as TO VIM. x Jas. Bon
stead. Verdict for plaintiff $3.50.
IeyAn & Adams VS.. John ID. Hael. Verdict for
plaintiff, S6l2'l4. - -, Ia,
VS.. Joseph Carmichael. An action 70 recover
DAMAGES for the cutting down by defendant Of
certain shade trees on plaintiffs property.
Jury out - -, ,...
son.-Thomas Boyd was this morning convicted
OF bigamy. His hnt wife he married in Ireland,
twenfV.nine years age, and his second in this
eitV last February. Unfortunately for him they
are both still living, and confronted him in court
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There were other impcd ments in The form II
drovcs of cattle horses, and sheep, that Prove TO
Doe serious obstacles 10 their march. When the
attack commenced bis division wos sprc ld over
a line of fifteen miles I'm length, with Price and
the rest Z the army q considerable dis aucc iu
whatever to rcpe tbs Federal attuct. Ills
division, therefore. was finksd BY the CfOOn
cavalry, and cut otf He fought for flrty.e got
hours but while directing tuunter charge, he
was captured. tog. tn,i With General CaJo.l, and
their men Iut TO r0ul.
lie thinks that three or four hun lred of :h1m
f II into Federal hands. Another clase Of con
iu' ion was SO many of his men being dressed In
captured Federal uniforms, which prcveutol him
Fuishug the Union troops from his own, lie
rode on one ocCdsi0u within ifty yards OF a body
of the former, ordered them 10 cease firing, and
did not discover that they were not his own men
until he found himself a prisoner In their hIais,
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pHmADELPMuA TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY, November 1.-THE incement condi-
ton the weather has mostly suspended business thg
morning. ......". -.#Hr# ...
There not much export demand for Flour, but holders
in their demands sales Of 1000 bbIs Broad Street
Mills terms kept secret; small sales TO the homo
ti025@0b0 for superhne Sl075l9lI % for
extras sll5Cl2 90 for family higher ngures
fancy lots. There very little Rye Flour offering, and
II commands $500 %. In Corn Meal there Is nothing
doing. 81 :
There has been activity In Whegt but de-
cir rom Saturdays h9ures sales Of Is 90 bushels at
S25O bushel for fair Westerns s255 for prime do; 81 50
Southern $3.50 for Amber; and S28S for choice
Kentucky white Smal sales of Rye NJ sI'lo0elf2 Corn
Il and yellow has advarced 20 st75 Oats in
goOe request aud 4O05OO bushels Delaware sOd c.
In Barley and Malt no transactions.
There very little activity In Paints, but prices
steady. Small sales Of dry White Lead a. lsc and oil
1870. Red Lead ana Ltharge sci at l1c. al.
Tnere is very little doing ia Plaster. A cargo Of SOFT
sold at s. 90 4 ton. .
Toat6es arc In moderate request price, are steaay
Prince Albert ard Peach Blows sell az st MERGERS at sl5
al 20 fnd white shipping los at 50 2GDj 20 @ bbl sweet
Potatoes sell at 81 1908 q bhl as IN quality.
Whisky Is dull Small sales Of PennsylyanlA and Ohio
M
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NInrI,cfs hy ,reIegrapll.

Nrw YoRY, NOyember7.-Flour IS hrm, with
sales Of 800 b5l, al swGoalO8 s. for Satei $40 poe
for Olio and 80 Hl@l5 for southern. Nhggt nGm salJ
inugr.1nt Corn advanced lC; sales ot liyOo pusues
NJ sifS Beef firm. PORK quiet, at sit'SgE' Lara
steady gt lljsG2}isc WHISKY dull
NEW YoRK, November ?-stecbs are lower
Cbtaco and RON Iann 1907; Cumberland preferred,
5i3(; Illinois Central, l27&i do bonds, I2Vi hnGhlsan
Southern, 7i Now York Central, l29S F Cr Can
Coai IOi, Reading 1865 Hudson River, 1908 Canton Sym-
pany 3f; Erie iO0lS; Year Certificates 96' ~
hii B. 20 CoHpons lOl Coupon bsl lOtu 11u oPo0u N'
2i4 fell 10 2lO and rose again to 2i2s1,
BALTIMORE, November Flour heavy, with with
deolIninp tendency; Western extra, Sll,G2ta: hhoat
Sr1,. spu1t m yhHe S2850p3O0i red, S2bp2oS Corn
duu and pricos Irregular. whisky dull Si1s9ifo@'
Coaee linn and advancing; Rio, 4Ad&e.
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Marine EptcI,ireuce.

New YoRE, November The bark Holland,
from Newport, reports having supplied the whal-
ing barque Pioneer, on the ID inst, with provi-
sions, and that the Pioneer reported having been
boarded the same day by the captain of the brig
Marshall, from Cape de Verde for Boston, leaky,
and short of provisions. The wreck of the
schooner Yapor was picked up off Sandy Hook,
on Saturday, abandoned and was towed to this
port by pilot-boat.
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AMUSENsE n NTS.

GREAT NATIONAL CRCUs-MrS. Charles War
ncr will open the great National Circus, on Wal
nut street, above Eighth, on Thursday evening.
The building is undergoing many handsome i'm
provements. Mrs. Warner has won the applause
of the people of Philadelphia, and from her we'll
cess in conducting so great an establishment as
the National Circus.
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The New York EIeelIon.

ALBANY, November 1.-GoYernor Seymour
has issued writ of election by proclamation, as
provided in the Constitution of the United States,
for the election Of representative in the Thirty
eighth Congress- for the First District in place of
Henry @. stebbins, resigned. The election viii
be held on Tuesday, November 8.
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Barque Victoria (Br), Christian, y days fron Mira
uli,, at MragoaHe, John Duncan seaman native ofPh-
iadepha, dltd and was buried October 81 p. M saw
large IRE bearing ssw stood for it, and found vessel
apparently American OF 300 tons, hre trom stem 10
stem spars All aud floating about laid a. near as
the fire would permit TN midnight hoping TO pick up some
OF the crew, but when we eft the vessel was
burned TO the waters edge and must soon dQwns
BarQue Speedwe Dixon, days from Boston, In ballast
to Workman Co. 2d inst, lat 40 3O Ion, 6g TO- was
boarded by boat nom the Rebel priyateer Chckamauga,
board Of which Captain Dixon was ordered with his
papers and having on board as passengers lady and
chld was bonded for SIS goo in gold and allowed 70 pro-
ceed after taking board Captain THOMPSON and four
others the Otter Rock, which was cap
tured few days previous, and has since been reported
fallen with seuttled, and abAndoned the Otter Rock
Bangor Georgetown. with cargo Of Dotatoes
Captain Dixon says he learned board that the sehr
Goodspced before reported Destroyed by the Chck
mauga, and not the Tallahassee.
BGTque wm. Van Name, Evans, IA days from Tampa
Bay, In ballast TO ID. s. steIson 4 %.
brig American Union, Smith II days from New OrleAng
In ballast % ID. g. StetsOn 90.
sehr Alert Clark % days rom Kingston ia with log
wood 10 ID. N, Wetzar CO-vesse 10 G. q. Van Horn.
sehr Pearl, Brown u days frOm Portland, with hsadinel
10 Isaac H0ugh a Co. N'N n + ~
sshr EIS, HsEins, days from Boston, with ndss q
captain.
sehT g. A. stetsou Stevens days from PrognosieWnl
viii mdse 70 George B. Ksrfoot
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFICE OF TIM EvEupo ruranAyF,.
Monday Nnwnv,h.-

The Stock Market is rather duh this morning,
with the exception Of Coal OH shares, which arc
more active, and prices better. Maple Shade cold
at A, an advance ora; Egbert az 81; Mcslheny,
6s@6li McClintock, 81; Philadelphia and OH
Creek Rock OIL at A aud DAlzell ut Oa.
Governments bonds arc frmer, with sales of
6-2Os TO notice at 1914 coupons Off; and l0.40s
at 9i4 6s Of 1881 are quoted a: lO6laI07.
Pcunsyyana 5s are selling at 03l. New city
| 6s lO2, and old do AZ 9oI.
Railroad shares continue dull butsteadv. Read-
ing soldiat 6S@68l; Pennsylvania Railroad AZ
6sl, slight decline and Camden and Ambov az
ljo an advance Of }; 4j3 was bid for Little
Schuylkilli GO for Minehill; 30 for North Peuu-
ylvaniai SO for Lohigh Valley; 81 for Rlmlra
preferred; 324 for Philadelphia and Erie. and AZ
for Long Island
City Passenger Railroad shares coutiuue dull.
GqB was bid for Second and Third, a,1 for
Spruce and Pine; 40 for Chestnut and Walnut.
Ga for West Philadelphia; l6 for Arch street;
% for Green and Coates; and 255 for Girard
College.
Caual shares are inactive, and prices are rather
lower, with sales of Schuylkill Navigation
common at 80, which is a decline; "a was bid for
Lehgh Navigation; IS for Morris Canal common.
and l4l for Susquehaana Canal
In Bank shares there is more doing, with sales
ofFarmers and Mechanics at l39; Commercial
at 81 and Girard at 49i l25 was bid for Philadel-
phia ;and 2sI for Manufacturers aud Mechanics'.
The Money Market continues easy. Loans on
call are freely IotTered at 6 6@7 per cent. per
annum prime paper is scarce, and quoted at s99
per cent
Gold has declined 2@3 IT, cent. since Saturday
evening. The market continues dull; opening
at 243; fell OIL, and sold at 2l03 at 10 o'clock;
advanced and sold at 2ill at IL; 2l44 at -; de-
clned and sold at 2435 at l24 p. NJ.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE sALEs, NOV. I.
hvC Clarh A 10 ~ a IA
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Eight Government Transports Harmed.
CIScINsAu, November The Commercials
Johnsogvlle Teuue see, correspondent SAYS that
eisut STEAMBOATS, loaded with Government stores
wore burned there to prevent them from falling
into the hands uf the Rebels.
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General EHrIy Reported Mt New Market.
BALTIMORE, November The announcement
that General Sheridan is falling back TO Winches-
ter Is without foundation. Sheridan's army was
never in q more favorable position, or in better
fghipg trim.
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Troops for RGtIor's Provisional Army.
NEW YoRE November Five transports
loaded with troops arrived here this morning.
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ST. Jouvs y. b., November THE Globe and
Telegraph printing offices were destroyed by fire
Yesterday morning.
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-. rrom CnIirnrnln nnd AnstrnIIn.

SAN FRANctsoo, November 5.-The monitor
ComdHche will be launched on the 10th inst.
Dates from Australia to August % represent
that the colonies are much excited, on account of
the determination of the homo government to
continue the sending of convicts there.
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IIIPORTATIONH,

ksySrisdJor TIA Krentg9 FslsSrsSA, Al ots m
IRAooANE-BaTque vistOna. chrsn-1 -. Il u
wss:ssn A.s SS3s 3s.lIW sn' s"s'a @
fustio Wetziar CQ.
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PHILADELPnIA CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY, November Beef Cattle continues
dull at about former rates Extra Western ali Pennsyl
vana selling at l5@jjE, the latter r choice;
lS@liac for fair to goods and common Al trou 9al2c .
pound as to quality About 2s0O head arrived and partly
sold at the above rates.
1886 head Martin Fuller & Co, western l369l6.
so =" A kennedy, Western, lGlgi2.
50 " ", Chain, Pennsylvania, 5taBf5a gr1ss
81 " J.N j. Chain, Pennsylvania 6liD7s gross.
33 d" j. SellOmridge, w, Stern, lAgljls.
lt2 T., Mcfillen, stock cattle, Western, COL gr1ss,
lOt " G.. Shnmborg Western, a9ll3,
100 =. Hathaway, Ches er %. and Western, llt1lf.
40 " Jones MCCese, Chester co and Western, l2Ol5.
ltO ." Cinsty Il Brother, Western, lJ0lj.
ld0 " NJ Ullman, Yves ern. lbtpli.
"a " owen smith, Western, lJOi6k,
100 4" James McFilen, Western, ltHlb.
llS " y. MCFuen, Western. l8if0ljS,
40 " b. G. Baldwin, Chester county. l3mll4s.
Sheep In good demand aud prices well maintained,
About 48J0 head arrived and sold At from ~ Sie, per
pound.
Cows continue sctrce, and prices have adylneeL
Spnpers selling az s3O, ana COW AMI calf az bsos
up TO $40 per head, as 10 qualify
About 5000 head arrived. aud sold at non sl5D
Sl7 M 100 bs net du, and prices rather lower
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To PURCHASE CLOTHING AT Low PRICES, make
selection from stock of READY-MApE Garments. We
selling goods equal in Syis H. make AMI Hd'crtTl,
from 20 10 80 per cent Iotee than Is charged for the
uds made 20 order. We have all Styles sizes, and
prices OF ofCothngMen's, Youths, and Boys. All can be
suted MithoLt delay OI trouble.
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LATEST MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
CLEARED TINS MoRNIN


CLEARED THIS MOhNIh9.
Srtr r. Nannoman, Smith, Key West. ID htetson 4 Co.
Schr r. A Paine, Jones, Boston, II. a. hOuder h Co.
Sehr H. Biaokman, Candy, Norfolk, Tyler Co.
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Since my last our pickeis have been attacked
and driven In near Decatur three times, and up on
two occasions clever little fights were the oonse.
quence. There are various conjectures ahoat in
military circles as 70 who commands these attack
ing parties. II is generally believed that no por-
ton Of Hoods army has as yet made any demon
stration In this particular direction.
Some report that Dick Taylor, with force of
10000 men and two batteries OF artillery, is
moving into Northern Alabama, and that he is
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LADIES AND CmLDRRN's HATs.-LAtest style
at Charles 0Akford a sons, Continental Hotel

MCCkLLUM & Co. have two llr5e and commo-
dous the sale and display OF their beautiful
and unique designs OF Carpetngs. Their wholesale de-
pRrt is situated just above Ffth Chesnnt street,
No bUJ and their retail store, No Ol9 CEesuut street.
Ia make i an nducement or offices and Banks To pa
tTOniEe ilenl.
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GENTrFMEEs HATs-All the latest styles at
Charles OakloTd Sons, COnunl ntal Hotel.
To. MORROW will end the most exciting political
campaign Of the age. The result is set down certainty
by everybody Of course, Nothing could be certain,
however lhan the best place in Philadelphia to buy
the best and cheapest Coal is at W. W. Alters No 051 n.
Ninth street.
PHoToGRAPHs of all styles executed at B. f.
Remers Gallery, No GA Arch street Superior llleslEe
photographs oil col1rs beautiful styles yoryypes, aud
superb CaTtes de Ysite.
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BlOo-koted monsteri tb0w goist 9Th,
Arm d with thy rifle and sharp-plntod bayonet,
Whose peeked end with Suthern bud is wet,
/ halt thee tool and mlnyun NV the EOrthi
Put on Dmmekrat them cote and pants,
Put in his hand gun with peeked eend
Then toot fife and he's Llnkn feend,
who thirsts Tor blud of dmmekratlc saints.
Monster unacheral, by Niggcrsm hatched,
Thousands and moar OF Dlmekrats you've slano
Whoo never rally the poles again,
To vote wunz they did, a tikkit all unskratchcd,
Avaunt yoro work party is undoon,
10 us your kote NV bloc mencs Jest bloc rOoln.
yuros with sko.n A. W
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BENSErr & Co.,
Tower Hall, No, bls Market street.

LADIES FURs.--An elegant assortment at
Charles oaktord & Sons, Continental Hotel.
RUNE 82I, KoNrIEENTLE HOTEL, 9TH STORY.
Mister SToAKs COMPANY, wuu price coze makers:-
arrow In your City Saterday mite punKchewally
hours after time and the koaohmen formed arbor OF
whips for walk undor, at the war and tho perlte
ness Of sed procshon IL astoncshen spose more nor
20 Nv EN- asked me IL | wanted ride As alnz ride
don't ware I'm goin perlitely reiuzed their
dsntecstod nvitashun. On my way up 0hesnut street
past yuie soar saw several soots for soers them hire
llns Of that end goriar abollshon ape Lnkin yure
wnders On dsposln OF my wearid form a high stul
in the baggage rum of sed tavern, rote OF the oern
pome which dedikate to yu;-
sOHSIT soLJIR.
On SssLi a Scot IN StOakes' WiRder, under ne Ron-