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said that il the last argument Of Gillette
was.true, than military commission could
not try spy or guerrilla, for they we're
not suhjaetto the military orders Of the
State OF New York. The right of trial
by jury vas . right to which all claimed
to be entitled, yet guerrilla could not
demand such a trial, nor could traitor
demand 10 be indicted in court before
triai. In time Of war certain peace powers
we're necessarily suspended. Col. Foster
referred TO the case Of Valland CHAM, and
quoted largely from the reasoning Of the
United States Supreme Court on the ap
plication Of Mr.. Hughes ior Vallandig-
hams release, to show that the Secretary
recognized the fact that in urgent and pe-
cuiIar cases military courts had full power
and jurisdiction in all these cases.
The state and condition Of The countrv
must be considered. II il charged
that the rights Of the soldiers have been
violated and as they are 10 the field and
not In State where there are recognized
courts Of law. military tribunals are the
proper ones to take note Of the NATTER
The District ct Columbia has been cop-
sidered as the field.
The parties charged with crime here
are also considered in the 6eId, and con-
eequently assuming the fact that soldiers
in the held had been defrauded, and BY
parties also in the Geld they we're amen
able to answer TO military court as the
only oae having any proper Jurisdiction.
At the conclusion of Col. Fosters re-
marks the court adjourned q, Mr.. Gilletts
request till 10 clock Tomorrow a. m.
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VOL. III.

s@- In the conspiracy case at Indian
apolis. Bingham testifies that it had beer
agreed in the reasonable lodges Of thai
infamous order throughout the country
that each lodge should send three dele-
gates TO the Chicago Convention to back
Vallandigham and allow the serpents 10
hiss and spit their venom unmolested.--
Go over the country, and in every strong
Copperhead community where it is pre-
sumable lodge Of the order would exist,
and you 6ud that from that community
delegates went to Chicago-men that
never attended conventions before went
10 Chicago. You find it so all over this
and other counties. Strange, isn't 1t, il
there are no 0. A. K. Societies in this
State
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SeEs or LIBERTY IL DAVIS County.
Whist the existence of the above uam.
ed fearfully zessonable organization is
being exposed to the utter astonishmant
and indignation of sil loyal person, we
wish to raise our voice OF warning and to
apptise our friends that the existence of
said order is not confined to Indiana, Ill.,
nois. Pennsy ylvania, Ohio, aud Michigan. D.
And that the Internal 'oidsr exists at our
own doors, even 10 our county. Let the
Copperheads deny this il they dare, and
we will prove it by sgchtestimony as will
close their traisorous lips IN essranal
silence.
/ Two citizens OF this county. as respect
able and truthful men as can be found
anywhere, stand ready to confirm wha
We say with an oath, before Notary Pub
lic The men have both been Democrat
and were acting with that party vhe,
propositions were made to them to be
come members ofthe order. For the pur
pose OF inducing one OF these gentlemen
to join the order. it was stated to him b
a member OF the society that inlcase h
joined with them bis property wouli b
secure IN case of rebel invasion that cer
tia signs, p IS woris, &c, would be give
him through which he could make him
self known 10 the rebels and they woul
pass him unharmad. To the other it wa
statedthat bus w acking wou'd commt nc
in Iowa ans sisat We (meaning all 'th
Copps) would have TO 90 'aio il; ihs
the order was the same Norlh and Soutl
aud all that persons residing here had
do, in case of rebel Invasion. was TO giy
, certain pass words or signs and their pc
!, son and property would be secure. "
: boldly DEFY contradiction of this, an
|, |, cuALLENGE REPUTATION We deem
our duty to make those Astonishing fac
!, known everywhere - Union Guard.
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Fort Monroe, Nov.

Fort Monroe, Nov. 4.
The flag Of truce steamer left THU
morning for Aiken's Landing for the pur.
pose of completing arrangements for the
exchange Of prisoners Of war via Savan.
nah, Georgia.
About $40 soldiers wounded 10 Thurs.
days fight have arrived At Hampton and
Portsmouth hospitals. Among them are
Lieut.. w. spqglebarg, 10Th Wi.oonsio;
Capt. h. H. Davis, Of Gen. Fosters staff
The following are the names Of those died
in hospitals or brought there dead since
last report: Capt. Thomas Ward, 9th
Ohio; W. 1. Havstt, 62d Ohio; Daniel
Snyder, 9th Ohio.
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S@~ Are you in earnest :? Are you
wide awake to the full and momentone
Importance Of the great issues to be settled
upon Tuesday? You vote not for your
self, but for your children and for all
time. You vote freedom or slavery down;
the government or the rebellion down
our army or the rebel army down How
will you vote9 Let your action be well
considered. Vote for the Union, for
right, for freedom. II you do, you will
vote for Lincoln and johnson.
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NEWS By TELEGRAPH


New York, Nov. 3.
The Herald's Washington special says
the sentence of Ferry and Donahue is nc /
yet approved by the President.
The Richmond Examiner Of the lst
says Gen. Dufie reached Richmond on
the Both and was committed to the Libby
prison.
The Sentinel Of the 3lst says Lomsx
has whipped Sheridan's cavalry 10 tWo
engagements and clptured three pieces
Of artillery.
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rn- Immediately after the aaiournmeu

sn-Immediately after the adjournment
of the Chicago Convention, the Demo-
cratic p.Pers Of the couutry were furnish
ed wood cut portraits Of Little Nc, to
be placed at the head Of their editorial
columns. The pablisher ofa Democratic
journal q. Cairo was not long ago telling
Us about the circulation of his paper
Pointing to the portrait Of Mcclellan, he
said-"That's what sells my paper belox
Cairo. When Southern man Aces that
he buys the paper At once T.
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Tho ogdenshurg Raid.

- AtSss - r. -
A propeller arrived to-day reported ap
organized rebel force occupying Welles
and Maple Leaf Islands, 18 milee above /:
also reported armed men on the islands
below. number of stragglers we're 10
town during the day, a msi,ri.y OF whom
disappeared at dusk In the direction Of the
island. Five men we're arrested, who
refused to give an account of themselves,
armed with resoivers.
A tug boat psssed down this "a aflernoou,
hugging the American shors. With alou
forty men aboard. A force was sent te
reconuoitre in the direction of tht
Island.
The citizens are forming companies t.
be stationed At railrord deposs, DO
Flour, grain. &c are being sent ava,
and extensive preparations for defense o.,
being made.
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Aaethsr xai1 Hxpsessd.
Ogd4nsbnye. Nav. 2-5p

"A large number Of armed men ere On
the islands above end many strangers ia
town oil day. A raid on The plase l. sup.
posed imminent. Business is suspended
and everybody is afmiag and an armed
tug has been sent TO reconnoitre. Three
men were arrested for firing in the
streets. Men and arms have been sent
for.
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NE ws ITEM ms.

Flour il only f We dollars barrel 10
Canada.
The bad liquor IN philadeIphia is
now called coal oil whisky.
The capital Of the oil ompanes now
existing Is estimated at s68, GOO, 900.
The snez Canal between the Medi-
terranean and led Seas is nearly COM
pleted.
"A chnnk Of lead weighing 1000 lbs.
was lsisly taken from mine in Iowa.
| "A mau in Lowell, Mass, cut out his
horse tsneuc the other asy in Gi of
temper.
Three cases Of locIj Jaw have been
cured al Breste, Frsoce, by the use OF
!, not baths
There is a church in Bridgeport, Ct.,
whose four dsacoss are Bank Aresidents
Major" Pauline Cushuan j. playing
=. the National Theatre 10 Harrisburg.
Pennsylvania.
| --The number of PHYSICIANS 10 the Z.
3s, GAG.
-During the ten years eoding 1850
the increase oi wealth in the United States
waa $4,000. .ooo, 900.
| Upwards of loo coo 600 brick have
been manufactured 10 Chicago the last
seasvn.
/ The MorayIan government allow wo
men who pay taxes 10 vote.
/ There are 4s0 600 bales of cotton il
, Montgomery. Ala aud its vicinity.
Louis Napoleon is described as "wslt
ing for questions 10 ripen.
Can putting clean linen on baby
called shifting the responsibility?
Why Is the letter T like yo.- nose
Because It is always before you IT,
Il The English are anticipating anothe
mutiny in India
II. -Forty-,hree Confederate dollars Il
81 Of gold at Richmond
Il 1t costs $4,000 to dig 600 fee. o
! well in Pennsyivania.
The Paris papers talk of the prime
= imperial as Napoleon the w.
VI There are goo, 600 miles of telegraf
i wires in running order now.
OF the 1000, ,0o0 Jews in the wor
= the United States has 1000, 600.
d A four-legged turkey is among Il
e. latest California novelties.
The whole population of Rome
&c 20l. .26l; in 1869 i. was 1917 1918.
"a We generally prefer new articles
= old ones--the new mades to the old maid
n There is but two married women
9. Arizofa Territory.
= 4 An average Of 400, 900 fbs. OF me
! is consumed in New York City daily.
y They have been importing frogs 10
be New Zealand.
- The heirs OF William Penn head 4
~ Eoglish Treasury list. They recei
!" $50, 900 per apnum forever.
be An Irishman Gays, it's great plel
IT. ure to be alone, especially when you ha
Wa your sweetheart with you.
ID. As long as men smell of whisky q
lot tobacco, the women have right to {
ey fend themselves with musk.
I
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Geld Market.
New York, Nov. .

Gold has been excited and irregular,
opening weak at $50, declining to sa6l
bat was subsequently, tossed up BY bulls
TO 235. Another decline followed and
The last quotation vas 234a. The pre-.
vailiog opinion, however. is that the
present high price. kept up BY spscula-
tors, cant be long maintained.
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Heavy Hank DsbSery.
New Yotk Nov

NoW iofRy NOV. 5.
Mr.. Chase Windsor, for the last four.
teen years paying teller of the Mercantile
bank Of this plsoe, disappeared last Sat
urday. On examining his cash accoun.
he vas found TO be defaultsr to the
amount Of s207 .OoOin currency and s34,.
900 10 gold.
Arsward of s5. 900 for his arrest and
slo, 900 for the recovery Of the money ii
offered.
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-. Albaa's Rsias1s.
Montreal. Nov. 3.

MoutfesIy NOvs 0.
An application was made before the
J odgs yesterday for writ Of hahsas cor
pus for thirteea Of the s.. Albaus raiders.
The application Vas decided as illegal =
they we're Dot out Of the hands OF thu
magistrates and no 6nal commitment had
yss been made. The public examination
OF the Witnesses begins to-day.
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PERsokAL.--Gsn. Smith. deputed by
Gen. Pope TO direct the organization for
defense of the borler, and Col. Wall, Gov
ernor's Aid, were in the city yesterday,
comforting with our citizens in reference
to that subject.-[ Oitumwa Courier.
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& Paris Is gazing with wonder at !
nan WHO lifts barrel of Honr With his
teeth. There is many ! man bsseabouts
xbo has lifted : bsfrsl Of liquor With biz
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nA-Geo. b. Mcclellan once reached
Washington, via Richmond. He will
not dosittgsin. Ha present charge on
it from Chicago, via Canada and Rich
nond, won't 60 worsk : soatissatL. IS
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EE 1t is an axiom Of common law, as
well as of common sense, that notorious
liar in his ordinary conversation or avocf
tion is not entitled to credit even uuder
oath.
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- Miller s,ated ia his ,peeob T,es

uIIi6r stHtcu IN IFs EFeecH ueS-
day evening that Henry Ward Beecher
preached Savior cruciied one day in
the week, and expatiated on Satan the
remaining ak days. ''Of course Beecher
condems the devil, and il is natural Miller
should feel sensitive about il. The Cop
perhead is unwilling his friends should
be found fault with Il HaWkeye.
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Philadelphis. Nov. 8

ThIlaueIPhIs, NOV. ).
A rumor bee been brought here By pi-
lots that the pirate Tallahassee came into
Delaware breakwater this morning, and
destroyed several vessels ~ anchor there.
No confirmation has yet been received,
telegraphic communication not extending
there. ~
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New York. Nov. 8.

New York, Nov. 3.
Major Gen. Butler arrived here this
morning accompanied By members Of his
staff.
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New York Nou

|. Is rumored here that the Aercaasile
Bank OF this city has discovered dsfaIca-
tion to the amount of $780, 900.
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New York. Nov. 3.

The Commercials dispatch from Wash
ington eays Col. Murphy, Of the 7sh New
York artillery, was arrested and commit.
ted to the old capital to-day.
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EYEs.-The language Of the eye is very
hard to counterfeit. You can read Ia the
eye Of your companion while you talk,
whether your argument hits him, though
his tongue will not confess il. There is
look by which man shows he is going
70 say good thing, aud . look when be
has said it Vain and forgotten are ali
the fns Offices Of hospitality, if there be
no holiday 10 the eye How many furtive
invitations are avowed BY the eye dis
sembled BY the lips. There are eyes
which give no more admission into them
than blue berries. Others liquid and deep
wells that men must fall into; and others
are oppressive and devoariDg, and fskt
too much notice. There are asking eyes
and asserting eyes, prcwling eyes full o
thith--some Of good and soms Of svi
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The Com merciaPs " ashinelon dispatch
says the information Of pio.s ia destroy
Northern cit'es cones TO the State depart
ment irom oihe'al sources in the province,
and the authofiiies Of tbs various cities
havo made anpie preparations against the
raid.
Commanders of federal troops, it i. re-
ported, have instructions to inflici sum.
mary punishment. Some say If pursni
is made 10 Canada it will be overlook cd
By the Canadians.
The 6ees ot Capt. Pennoct command
ing the Mississippi squadron. reports iha
base frauds have been perpetratod in bal
lots on sailors by election agents.
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Exehauge Of rrisensrs.


New York, Nov. g.
The steamer Monterey from New Or.
leans Goth has arrived
Aletter from Gen. Ulman'. department,
81 Morgsnzs. Of he 2lst. states that the
rebal agent of exchange had oonmuni en-
With Gen. Lowry. ststias largo number
OF prisoners intended Tor exchange were
on board the steamers which on accouu,
OF low water we're ashore.
lie proposed landing and marching the n,
down to be exehsnged for the same NUN
ber of rebels to be sent up from New Or
leans.
The exchange viii be ELECTED at the
mouth OF Red River. The rebel officers
also informed Gen Lowry thas Capt
Lee Of Qaansrell's gueulilas With 100 des.
peradoes dressed in Union unifarm were
just bsyend the Atchafalaya river, and
the rebel General Smith had sent word tc
bis Colonel commanding not to recognize
them nor permit them ID eros. the river
aud The unioBists were net Ia eonside,
them Confederate soldiers.
Gems. pluan and Lowrey will probsh
ly finish them The 6sst opportunity.
All vas quiet ct Fors Gaines and
Morgan,
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z T. = =
0RIGIEAL NOTICE.

u DAsAo AW AL A0AALE.
To George L Coleman EiEsrd Eijbonrna Cha. n poc,.
Wiam barkMt Jno Poster. John A Durkee Jas
ra.@y taark. d SH@odlov, 1lsns HaIlcck Rnfrs
nnnba1a Penningtons Nmc Andreus, Chss Moore
Morrison, Tnfpfn dnurhterr Milton Jrevys,u v \,
Spencer. Hyrun Smith. 1ne wfison guassiian Morris
Nhiteside-, Elizabeth Wilifesdce Mary Ann Whit
Sides Lewis Whit@siaes. istemsn Robinson Il Co 4 3
6rthn, Hodges Bros, Gardner, Green Co. sibley
Moufton Co. SngIuf lsveridS 4 Co, Henry Richar ds
sn-an Hsiierer Catherine c. an, Ann Maloney Ju.
ia callahsr, Jane Res nald., leaning Woodrnf Pat
rick aash. Parker admir- Of L Parker, dec j. Geo
Anderson. David Edrtr Jpo nysop TruiH Bror
Truitt, Bro Co.
You viii ssserav take hnsce Hiram R.vnev kas 6Ied
bis petition in the Clerks oice Of the District Curf Of
Lee county, Iowa. st Eeoknk claiming juys eut tvupu
mortgage made by Geofge j. Coleman TO fdward XII
bourne) against Geo Coleman fur the sf III thous-
and dolnrs and snst y0u all the ese Of the south
west quarter aud half of the northwest qnarer
Of section q and tile southeast qusrcr OF section r. In
township g5. range vest. Lee county, Iowa. free and
clear Of sl your rights interests therein aad for gen
eral relief
And you must appear ard answer unto said petition by
OF the second day the Eex term ef said Court TO
be held the first MONDAY of February, lst5 jEdg
ment will he bad thereon w dt fault.
H. SCOTT HOWELL,
noyt Plf-s Attorney.
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aATIs o. ApvEmTIsING.

Erslns<s Notices published the locs columns, %
tnss under will he charged for each n-rtoH o.; n
ten lines. cents per line.
Announcing deaths With funeral nctios attached tl
sifhout notice free
Marriage Notices "a cents.
Notices of Festivals Pcncs and Exeusons gotten ~
.divduAs associations. byxhurches st the regular
prices.
Advertise leaded And placed under the head =;
Special Notices. ifien ues over will be charged double
The usual rates.
Yearly advertisers 10 pay quarterly
Announcing candidates for offices of every description
to be charged at the rate OF s 80 for each Ia the
Daily and cain the Daily and weekly. the hr. IA
q. cases, paid IN advance.
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FROM the >nennnaonn valley.

NEw YoKx. November 30 Though General
Early main force has been withdrawn far up
the Shenandoah Valley. he has le!t some small
outhangi detschments of cavalry lower down
apparently for the purpose of concesliug his de
signs and recoRnoiterns IN front ct Sheridan
force
Some OF General Powells cavalry encounter
ell one of these parties of the enemy in Luray
Valley. last Thursday. aud drove them through
Front Royal
Ga the same day Union reconnaissance 10
the vicinity OF Berryyilie, resulted in the meet
Ing OF : small party OF rebels and making prison
ers OF some of them
The Herald prints a lengthy report of the ex.
perienee of northern merchant in Georgia. dur
ing the last three years. and who has lately es-
capped from the South He gives an interesting
statement regarding the difficulties of trade in
the South, consequent on the siringency of the
blockade, and the worthlcSsness of the rebe
currency, the dissatisfaction of the people with
the Administration of JED Davis. the import
ance OF Augusta, Columbus, Wilmington ant
Macon. and the condition of the country through
which Sherman is NON marching
Richmond papers e6f Saturday aie received. -
Two armed United States steamers are report ed
- have been captured on Big Sandy river
General Breckinridge Is in East Tennessee
aud is endeav0rng to win the people in that dis
trct 10 allegiance 10 JEFF Davis. and has declar-
ell an amnesty 10 al who viii lay down their
srIns aud cesse buShshacking his troops
In the rebel House of Representatives on the
18th inst. and in the Senate on the 18th, resolu
tons were offered by Messrs. Henry and Foote
of Tennessee. that the war was TO be carried on
until the independence OF the South was &C
know wledged
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FLAMING & FLOORING MILL.
Scuth New Jersey Street.

DOOR. BLIND. AND SASH FACTORY. FLAMING
IL and Flooring Mil.
Hsv.n- completes nv Factory. p-epares 20 FUR
rssh Door. Sssh. blinds Door aud Wiatow Frame
MoldinS Coru'ce Brackets Dressed Lumber. Weather
boarding. a., other manufactured lumber pertaining
baiidiug. reasonable rates auy ether aaTafae
turer in tie city
Having on hana large sfeck ofthorogShly ses,on.d Z
River TTne Iursner. enabled warrant
ufaciure.
Orders Tor working. flooring dressing sld plsni ~
lumber promptly attended 70
octsf -d3u NAkkEN IAIf-
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LYONS KATHAIRON.
Kathsiron Is from the Greek word "KstAro." OF
'Ks,hATO signiyins TO cleanse, re.uyinsis snd re.
store. This article Is what It's name Hgniees. 'n-e
serving, restoring and besutifying the human hair Il Il
the remarkable preparation 10 the world. II ls
again owned ADD pat up BY the original proprietor sod
IA now made WITH ia. care. skill and attention
which gave Is sale Of o~et one million bottle. per
EunuIn.
iiis a mosi delightful Hair Dressing.
IL ersdicates scarf and dandrui.
Il keeps tie head cool and clean.
IL makes the hair rich soft and glossy.
tprevsnis the hair from falling of Aid iaung gray
IL restores hair urcn bald heads.
Any lady or gentleman who values beautiful head Of
hair -hond Lyons Kahairon ], is fbowR and rset
throug CHOU, the civilized world.
Sold by all respectable dealers.
DENAS BARNES a CO.,Ny
feb+ d6rn-eod
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
PALMER a FORD.
General Intelligence and Employ
ment Office,

GtLgRKs, xeeesnscs ara Lse~rsrs furnished .slt
~ plcynsni vhsre The eeet wages viii De pad.
Women ss Cksnbsrnsies, Seszlstres-es and servants
VII fnd places -hoai troess % delay by sppytng q;
this once.
Dwslitnp, S,orss, Eoons OAcss ans Sleeping kosus,
fsrsiaAsd sn1 sufuznshsd 90 yzf-
evst o0re In 12f1 sYQA>4a
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