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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

Met THrIR REwARD.-The fsnd, Bill
Anderson. has at last received bis deserts.
He was killed iu Clay County. Missouri. 9
few days ago. The only pity is. that be
WAS not killed hy inches. at the rate of
one inch par dey. The Price invasion
has hem peculiarly unlncky for notorious
guerrills leaders. Todd was killed in the
battle on the Blue. Jackman was killed
in the battle near Mound City. Now
Bill Anderson has gone to occupy the
same furnace. This is the inevitable fate.
sooner or later. of all sueh mnrderers.
They are going gradually. hut surely.
Quantrell is still flourishing, but his time
10 bound to come.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03
GEN. EWING.

This g.llan, Kansas officer, for his eon-
duet at Pilot Knob end bis Sssrsse there.
from under the most hassrdocs eissuu..
.,sncss. hss won the plsudits Of sllA
The following 10 from % order issued b.
Gen. Rosscrsos on the subject; a'fsf
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03
GENERAL ORDERS. NO. 100. !
HsADocAlTERs DEP'r OF Missoual.l n,
St. Louis, Mo-, Oct 8. 1664.t a5


With pride snd plssson The Com
General notices. the sallsss con-
duet Of Brig. Geo. Tbomss Ewing. Jr.,
and his command in the defence Of Pilot
Knob. snd in the Subsequent rstrsas to
Rolls. With scarcely one Thousand q.
secsivs men they rspulsed the sstscks Of
Prics's invading army. and sueessfuuy
.Mrsstsd with thsir battery . dissssss o.
100 mills, in the face Of . pursuing -
sassifipg cavalry force Of eve tim: :n;.st -.
number esch eosdacs deserves s -
tioe. psrisuisrIy when cee.r..tsd VISA
tbs eov.rdiy conduct Of ne cp tsoops =
~. o. n.;s r. Gsssssl Command.
- -; s.:s: =, bsssty tbssts sad. 90.
s--';>l-e. = s1p.f 80. rs Hti-
SoeUso&s .-- -.{t 1. - y .--rsI. "a
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

~ Why are the Copperhssds like .
hungry child Because they are clan.
orous for "piscs."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

~ Lane bas got his enemies prstty
nearly cleaned out Of the offices in Kan.
sas. He would keep them ous Of Hesv.
en-. il be could but fortunstsly. he does
not control the patronage at that Court.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03
@W We uuderstand that Capt. Dillor

~ We understand that Capt. Dillon
contends that be is not Lane man.
Why, then, is be circulating the Lsns
ticket. containing the name OF Col.
Moonlight for Elector. against Mr.. Parrot.
the only effect Of which will Be to divide
the Lincoln votef That 10 the test Lane
applies to al his followers. and Capt.
Dillon gulps it down without . grunt.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03
ANOTHER sTUPEND0Us IMPOs.
TURE!

The Secretary Of State Secretly Comm.
wing Against the Soldiers and the
PeOplel-Baifot Box Stufing at To.
pekaf-A Timely Warning to Coonsy
Commissioners!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03
~ Tha Nationsl Oonyention of Wal

~ The National UonVe0tlon OF War
Democrats, just held at Now York, re-
solved to support Lincoln and johnson.
and to 6ght until the rebels were con.
quersd. Who will be left to support
MsClsllsn ? and where will be gst any
Elecsorsl votss e 5e'T-e si go
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

~ The Marysvills Enterprise has .
column which il hssds +" Our Chip Bas-
kss." The column dsvotsd to Manning.
Of the Union. sbould b bssdsd Oar
Bu6als-chip Baskst."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03
Republican Union State Ticket.

.Erz~ For Governor.
SoLoH o. TEACHER, Of Dosglas.
For Lieutenant Governor,
JOHN J.. INGALLs, Of Atchison.
For Secretary Of Ststs,
WILLIAM r. SAUNDERS. Of csRsy.
FOR Auditor Of State,
ksA HAIRGRovE, Of Lias.
:, For Treasurer Of State,
Car. JAMES r. MCCLURE. of Davis.
Per Associate Justice Of supreme Court,
SAMUEL A. KINGMAN, Of Brown.
For Attorney General,
HIRAM GRIswOLD, Of Leavsnworth.
Fer Superintendent Of Publis Instruction,
JOHN s. BRowI, of Douglas.
For Presidential Electors.
MARCUS J. PARRoTT, of Leavsuworth,
ROBERT NsBRATHEY, of Riley.
Y. z. CLOUD, Of Lyon.
Ter District Judge, Second Judicial District
ALBERT H. HORTON,
OF AtchisoH County.
Hor Representative-First District,
DANIEL DIETRICH.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

You rscollect l declined leave formerly
rendered to me under circumstances in
which / did not feel l could honorsbly y
accept. Then l would have been taken
from q command that needed me. Now.
WAS refused. when on DO duty.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

I shall send an address for publication
in the papers. l am for Lincoln and
johnson. against Lane and his minions
and for the stern purifcntion Of the State
Very Respectfully.
" 4 PBrrIps
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-09
A REnEL NIGHT ATTACK.

The hours of afternoon passed away
with no more of action than is indicated
in the previous recital; s O'Clock, the fa-
vorite rebel hour of attack, had gone by,
aud it seemed that the warAwork of the
day was over Toward sunset, the wris
ter rode up to Hancock's front, to learn
closer at hand the details Of the morning
attack at this point. (But parenthesis
here; ''ride" is hardly the word to indi-
cate the. mode of ofapproach to those fronts.
He who ventuued up was speedily admon-
ished by whizzing missiles from sharp
eyed rebel trailleurs of the prudence of
dismounting and making his way up as
modestly as might be, whether on foot,
or, still better, crawling on all fours.l J
It must have been nearly 8 O'Clock, for
long Virginia twilight was fading clean
out, when from behind the rebel works
words of command were audible, indica>
ting an intention of immediate attack.
In moment the rebel line of battle emer.
ged, and came down with fierce yell on
the front of Barlow's and Gibbons Divi-
sion and the left of WFight's Corps. Il
was these:very troops that in the morning
had gone up through the Inferno of rebel
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-09
HOOaand's German Bitters!
From J. NsaotOn Byo,On, D. D., Editor oTths Eaey-
eIcPedia Of RSEigi0WS kHoOOLedSs.

From }. Ne1BtoR BTOtOR, D. D., Editor ofthG Baer-
eioPedEG Of RsligiOHS k"OSOtedge.
Although not disposed to hVor or recommend
PAtenI MSdieines In general, through diStrust Of
their ingredients and ELECTS, yet know OF sum
eiO1t reaSOn, Why man may not testify to the bsnt
he believes himself 70 have received from any simple
preparations in the hope that he may thus contrib
ute To the beneht Of fothers.
do this the more readily in regard to HOodAnd's
German Bitter, prepared BY DR.. O. NJ Jackson, Of
this city, because WAs preiudieed against them for
many yeArS, under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker, ESq., for the removal OF
this prejudice BY proper tesla and for encourage
meut to Try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use Of three bottles
Of these Bittsrs, ct the beginning Of the present
year, was followed BY evident relie and restoration
70 . degree Of bodily and mental vtgOT which had
not felt for EX months before aud had almost de-
SPARED OF regulating 1 thoE-''s- Nnk God and
my friend 70 directing me TO tn uso 0f tnem.
PhilAdslpA s,JunO %, 1851.
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Railgg utrlligeuter
The Great Action on Friday.

Gen. Grants Object in the Move
ment-Brilliant Assault on the
Rebel Works The Enemy's Lines
Carried in Front of Hancock and
Wright.-IncidentS of the After
Moons Work,-Rebel Night At
tack.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-09
pIRECTORs!
JUHN kEID, PRECEDENT.
sAN'L MCCLELLAN, VIee-President.

n. G ARTHUR Agent for paying Pensions. OmeO,
No. l, MeLurO House, being the sane once formerly
ceezpied by AdAms Express Company. sprl
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PRICRs.-LargO Size, holding psarly double
quantity, 81 per 6Ottlo; hAf doEsn, Is. small siEe
75c per bottle; half dozen, q.
"Ror sale BY DruEEiatB and DoaISrS everywhere
in the 6nitod States sud by all the Druggists and
D'AiHS N "hsauAG- ''+ eetsly
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-09
Special to the New YOlk rlmea.

HEADQuARTERs, Army OF THB PoToNAC, !
Coal HARBOR, near the CAIcKAHoMrHx,
Friday, June STOP. Nj,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-09

NO. 08I -ARCEI STREET.
RrfHetpsI 0Glss GHd AansIaetoyV,
EEL JONES / EVANS,
[suo'ss'OrI 70 Q. N. JAskaon cO7l ,gf.. NV.
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FOR SALE BY

~. FREAnMAS. Jssper;
FRHD HcFFNAH, Hnrb,son Tnwrsiip;
JoHs l.. H"FFsAs, cnlnuhis Tnwnstips
GEO. HorFMAs. HARRISON Township;
Gao II SHuRTz, Ferdinand;
JOHN g BEcKxAS. Ferdinand;
ERNST PrcKHARDT, n'ingsburu;
L X. TAYLOR, Ireland;
and BY DRUGGISTS a Merchants ever where
Q W. ROBACK, Compounder n Siomsch
Bitters. Blood Pills, Disliiler srd M@nufs.-
'urer Of Ca'awha and Swedish Dssrdiea srd
~ kinds Of the fnest Domestic Iiqusrs
which are sold. ~hol.ssIs or In snv desired
lusnfiv. n Nos. 56. IS. 60 and C2 Esst
rhird Street. r'neinn-.s ~
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NTl0N, SOLDIERS!

AND TIE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS.
We Gull the attention Of al having rela
iions D. Iricud-in The army 10 The iaci that
"H0OFLAND'S German BHt.rs will cure
nine tenihs 81 the Diseases induced by ex-
pusure snd privations incident 20 camp Iifr.
In the lists, published almos, daily 10 tic
newspapers. oa the srriya, of the sick, il
will be noticed that very large proportion
are suffering from debility. Every csse 81
ihsi klnd csn BE- readily cured by Hoofl nd's
German Bilirrs Diseases resulting iron
disorders ~ the digestive organs are speed
ily removed. We. have no hesitation in
stating that, II these Bitters were freely
used among our soldiers, hundreds of lives
might be saved ihhf otherwise will be lost.
BEWARE or COUNTERFEITS.
See hist the signsture 81 g M. Jackson
70 on the WRAPPER of each bottle.
rRicE FER BOTTLE rs CENTS.
or HAP Duz. FOR "a 90.
Should your neares, drurelst not have
the article, DO not b. nut of by any nf the
intoxicating preparations that may be offer
cd ia i,s place, but send % as, aud we viii
forward, securely packed, by express.
II Principsl Office aud Mandatory,
No. 631 Arch Street.
JONES e. EVANS.
Successors to q. M. Jacks.n g. Co.,)
Proprieiors
0-T0R SALE 10 jasper, by NJ. FRED
MAN, and Druggists and Dealers 10 every
io~n 10 ihe United States.
Feb. 6shs l664.-Iy.
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WILL ssTE Lisr ls- Every mar
sh'' as'ees with tsir iSii.Ang sr.uu rsl
Uttered on thu ri .sr y: sEr tnurct.,,
House u Repre- ~ni,sye-. !, R-v. Mf
c''oess. an AsV'sta,A a, abe. } -. Il "
los sns sY.e ios l. Lasy.a
fsf Y.s. sn' -. -iS.la Il ~, .ns, ssAa
ssises sse s-~" s.d a,r ~ ~. 10. .-sn.
sh-n sss sas fsssss4i.su y .ae U.ion - 4.
~ss
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''ha u-arf''sa y ",'' ..aer-1 ash IL.
= essasy ssf. - " 4 D.ys- s.s.s,
NJ Ia dsy ~ Usd- 1874 !. ran III ....
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lac essss.s thes--r s.st.lsa.a ,,.,.
iaisrestss /. lsl psvs@- ~ !, -s-nt.
Ju>Ls Il aL!sLrIs.
ceS- Sn. Ie6l-S-
~ Z usss lned Alli .syrv-a MIN trw
= essaiy safssy ~ - lJss,s. ,4.ns, .,a
-. 3S-s ssy Ort 1904. " s4n \. u... /,
80 s>ssria4as t,s suAa .arst. " - tt1u- n X,
= ,. t0ss ssu. = u FaEsei ~xs,.
Ihs Isssfms Use Anss ~s.l .isy ~ .un su.t
uss sofh'fs shfr~Os - sD.siea l'srsyt..
iHssseslsd 1isi pls-s. ~ rsrrs
ADAM AR sJLD.
J H. IO1 t'MA..
OeI. Ssh. 1854 ;
Sh urdrrasaed viii procse1 aiih H.
- eoansy surveyor ~ Dn3vfs ruonp Da
80. lssn dsy o. y lisa ~ run ghr lssra.
80 dsssfmiss ihs bsssaAsI-s IA see..,n NJ
2. sssa so.sh u range sirst
ne tsssfss<disss iErr Mi s.v d y .un saJ
sls csrasfs thrreof es.aossa,d IresYns
ssssrssist siii please " psssr.,
e. HAtriR
Oct 6sh. IsC4-3..
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JASPER COURIER.
NyTHE cINClNNATIT TYPE FuuN-
OHS %, corner o. Vine aud Long~ orrn
sssesss. are our agents Ia Cincinnati.
BlestiOa Farce in Indiaaapo! !is.

- -
"s'ssHs the attention q tne people 1,
the following card. which appeared in n,
Pls'sbusg (Pa.) Republican, German peper
u % isom soldier Of the III P~nnsyIvsni.
Cavalry. He ssy.:
fiTT-DuLc. Osiobrr III 1854.
!. G-orgs Stumpi, mrmbrr VI ths vi.
Psnssy v.sis Cassisy, and atts ched ID H.
mosie eorps.do hereby esrtfy. Ina, alta suss.
hrmsrly . resid-n, Of ra,sbu-g, wns n.
sVsi :rom Atlanta 10 Plttsburg. ~Asrsquv.
ted 'Ogssi.sf win sDeus aVDo ysh,r sv..
disrs, Dy The others a, lnaian.pa.a.. N,
shich place we EIfised al 4 o'clvek N, th.
@css'ng oi ths election day, a so,c Nv. A..
publican Stale ticket a great pat w l..r
soidisss = ere Gsrnsns. Atih. dso,t = w.
esrs'sgss which t,ok az tv tue poils. snt
many VI the solJi.r r. yustd rusce mi t,,,.,
times. We ha.t-d oJs votes "a IT. ~nn
dSws and nobvdy asked a. .leth
right ~ vote cs ~hslli.r We furmern N.
sidod - the S,aI-. Aflrr.ar.l- ws .rere
"sssed ~i'h ale and az other shtna- ws
ia'gnt est srd driuk J asn cons.ueo.. mar
every soldier u 'hs ? 2.LOJ sotet vuus and
msny isice " three li,D-s. sthongh We De-.
L"sed to Peanr, lvsa'~. Ole. Mieh ysn,
y 70 land and ol.s-r sIst--. Br-iuss H. i.
is~'Aaspsiis sisJ ' Ted stcu, = GOO nv a,,d,
ce'ong'"g 70 other States Il ;. ~ 4. N.
disrs o. 'he soIai.,.v W thr p-nn.,l.a.a
regiments Z, started Gre slime. anIth. III.
~ - Ssss.s 10 ognsr pisces
lSigaeaj GI.AeA Srrngt
~ Prlhs, isa4la CA.aa..
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y Il w CD Old 5 /!


4 INFORMS the ruhlic generally that he
has just returned from the cities Of
CnnclnoaI and Lonirvilla. with y stock M
lRY GOODS, GROCERIES QUEENS
WARE AND NOTIONS, which is unsur-
ssssyd IN any store in this locality. and
which he has purchased on such favorable
Aerms as will enable him tc sell IS cheap.
II not cheaper. lhan any merchan, in ,his
locality. Give me q call and satisfy youF-
selves, At the big brick on the east eide OF
the Public square, jasper Ind.
October 3. 1868. JOS FREADMAN.
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Dir. EpIIuR:- ieel Il due to those who
49, s-'4esi.'s ifssn dyspe psia 10 siaie r.ui.
e1y, ~nicn have been advised 10 u~e, anc
."''ii nas elrelcd cure. Aas suisctrd
.is. sle unpleasant conss 4uencvs 81 indG-
-ession iasl winter ana spring, tlil my health
~sS ussP1irei ~. Aavr been an oppOsu,
~ p-trl1 ntraieinas gcnrraliy. Gut ~as H..
1uerd u ace Df KsDacks s,omarh B.s
Arfs,' msnv iac'ussd ~ yur ciiy. Unc bul
- mas Renewed nse o: hu shose s,n.lnn,s,
arg can nov gfHtiiy gvU0 appenie upvnl
.'is s.1islee VI siis beautiful rsaaUn, msli
-oi sAprrisn,ing the exceedingly nnpic4s-
""t rnresS which euiing even Asht lvvdl
caused .e 'e~ months aince.
pelisse tDls medicine 10 De goyd nnc el
ivctssr ~ those diseases " The s.ymauA ior
: ssien v - recommended I~rilo tnls " s4In-i
Sst tne kAv~ Ieus~ u Doctor kuback Or any
g"e concerned, a.d Do Il tirsl d all ior lhri
= .'9d u tl.Vse suffering ifon lnslgsrnon anu
We klndfra rrsuts.
A. MINISTER.
We knu" The srsrr oi tho above.
iisl ld.1 - - ~Aat hs Processes 20 se-a
'isini sssf 1..i sr0llrmen VI truth.
y auyesii-, i4vnt.
orp l7tn, 1854
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ADMINISTRATOR ) Sale.
NOTICE - asrsny gwen sbst ~II sell
~ o. pvbIc aec!vr, yn
MONDAY. Oes.brF 1iIh. 1861.
q ne isle reside ne u Jesse . Payne.
late " Dubois county. d. cessea, ali hls
personal properly, nj taken BY ne wldo.
oeasistisg ~ hvss-s, hogs, cattle. sheep,
wheat. corn, farming utensils, nOuse-hul IL
ssd Kitchen furniture. &c, &c.
Terms- A credit oi twelve months will
% given On suns over Ihfee dollars ihe
purchaser giving his nyie uIln approved ~.
ssrisys waving sssusliUn IA 40 ppssiuensea NJ
nSss eesnng inlssss, rom date; under 81
essn in hsso
10 EPH A. McMAHIN. admir-.
Oel la, 1S6i.-3~
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
~ -oliee y hereby given that the under
~ signed hs- been sppun'ed ajminis'ra
ror ol the estate of John X. McAickle.
inte of Duboi. county, deceased. Said es-
tate j. supposed 10 be solvent.
w. g. McMICKLE.
Subscribe for tile Jasper Courier.
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a GOOD supply Of Justices' Blanks con
n stantly on hand and for sale low q the
COURIER OFFICE.
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xuHNi uar
A
JOHN I5ULifART

kEoPLL IrULLf .n;orms his numerous
cusivmrr- snd sns pusnc li,ai ae hue Just
receive Irom L1uE-vllle lurge sud we'll 81
isctrd stock " chairs, when he oilers lcr
saIs cheap. IT, ilsU offers for sale good
Ready Iaac Enrnkiure /.
manufactured " he beet houses "a Louis
s'ir, aadpy hIms~li. lie aoirits share
N patronage, and iee.s sure he co., give sat.
isiaeiiun
Jan l7 JOHN BlJCHART.
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IAe u"-irrsges1s Treasurer " iiUtv.s
.Duls', ~2nid 'tgus: ~ Ih~ Dysri w Yni,
t1in'nis7iyneFS ne ivlJnin- - MT /. griD.s
~ -Xs"NcltHs's ut i''~ shsAs ir,n4 il.- gu
v-s ~ Nvsrmt'r. 1868 Nh tie "a. u., VI
y ~ lSoi. yy'h d4s- ,peilnrd.
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Country Produce

yE-AKES ~ exchange forgocds. and thr
i highest markel prIce given by
Oct. 3d. 1868 Jos. FREApMAS.
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Received tam iysui.r rrrasur,r i,54s 81
= In. 'hrre nee Losn .a'd mn Tie
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qhess Filters are put up IN quart
BEETLES, of s1hirh The abcvs - . fao-
sin1ile. Che iahel Is finely en-
gravei, ard Is rroyidei yith
safe guard from colnter.tsiters.
price II per bottle, or sir for IS.
q W. Fohack, proprietor, No. 8
East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, =
iUhom AZ orders should b adj
dressed.
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fFOs. sl.s Joufra! snd M,ssan..,. spii.
giyus paper 81 Cs.clnnsu
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-20

The New Haven Courier, the leading Abb
clifton organ of Connecticut processes to
be very much disguised with GEEEIEY's
advocacy of miscegenation. tsays:
The New York Tribune which has Of late
been growing rapidly fanatical on every
subject relating to the negro, is now OPEN
ing discussion of themiscegenation ques-
ton, and assumes, guardedly to be sure,
the position that there are no apparent nat
ural causes why negroes and whites should
notmingle, in marriage. Pughl & = :"
This pretended disgust, says the World Is
all fudge. The Courier, no doubt, has some
natural qualms Of the stomach at the pros
pect of future eonnubial relations with the
colored people; but if it wishes to retain
its fellowship with the administration
party, It must keep step with the progress
i've radicals, under the lead of the Tribune.
Miscegenations like vice, may be monster
Of hideous mien to persons of unperverted
tastes; but, too often seen, it will in the
end be pitied, and then embraced, by all
good Republicans, So make no more wry
isces' 'n NJ Copr'er,sss ,1s57se ezra stEe
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-20
TO the Readers and Friends
--oF THE 1
OLD OHIO STATBSMAM

Wehave this day considerably enlarged The ALLY
Ono STATEsMAN, and now print it on plain and
handsome new type, add clear white paper, II
In politics, The OHIO STATEsMAN is. In Wa as IN
Pence for the Country for tho Uonsttution and for
Union of equal States with equal privileges. and
with equal and exact justice 70 All its citzens. We
arc for the old Flag with not Star or Stripe erased
and the old Union as far possible to restore it.
and for the existing Constitution. in Its spirit letter
and purpose.
OF tie People and Government. We are In the midst
Of bloody and. protrnctsd civil war; itsdufaticn
and close depend upon wiser, truer and more patri-
otto policy than Wehave seen during the present Ad-
min{stratieny Weowe Il to the memory Of our faith,
ers and 10 the hopes Of children TO tho future of
our country. and the best interests Of menkind 30
change policy which isdrfting us farther and TAR
ther from the landmarks Of our patriotic sires.
The STATEsMAN, will do all II can for those pur,
poses and honce the publishers invite support and
encouragement from all those who, while wishing for
D good NEWSPAPER, also wish TO have sound Con-
stitutionnl journal. q. .fOo. 1e tH.is
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EofAfyy 0%kF<+- @e--r-
Jop, W. FoaSEr Z expresses In the Phila-
delphls Rrsr ef 1hnrsds5 his fears OF
division In the Abolition ranks on the
presidential question: He dreads the idea
of the Withdrawal Of the extreme anti
elsSsry men nom the support Of MT LIN
COIN. To. cohS vince these that LINCOLN Is
as strong 4 radical Abolitiepist as " lLriAAi
sI1o1D j AHaasox, who confessesto burning
thegF6isnr Constitntion on Boston Com
mon as q mark Of his contempt for that IN
strument, Is, therefore, . ! LABOR pi ioNs
Nith FosSkx, He says that whatefer y Ar ;.
nrsou says has weight UndouDteoiy IL
had weight with his deluded' followers
when he kept standing atthe head OF his
paper for years the motto, that"the Consti-
tuition is.sa covenant with 'deatn, 'ahusa
league with helm 1t Ithasgyeat tweignonow
with suelf men is FoRSKI, who' for in
famous party purposes seek TO destroy Do'a
the Constitution and the Union. -
FonSxy says that GArRIsoSis still as he
.hhsbeen for more than thirty years, the
leader of American Abolitionism. This is
a confession, by one Of LNcolN's most de-
voted servants, Of what we charged IN
.Iseo and repeatedly since, that the Re-
publican, alias sUnion' party, with LINCOLN
atits head, was following the lead OF GAR
Rrsox, the Abolitionist and Disunionist, OF
thirty years standing. The course OF events
has proved this 50 conclusively that It's
truth Is admitted by the leaders OF the
party. KS, e.aa gI NSE
= EoRNEY quotes from a letter Of GARRI-
SONS, dated Feb. 2z, in which the latter
says that his [Garrison'sl own deep conyic-
tion Is that ABRAHAM LINCOLN should be
adhered to by the Republican party, and
rsnomiuated If they mean to succeed in
keeping the Government in their own
hands. This, then, is the one great object
with GARRISON, FoRSEY and other leading
Lincolnites, in pressing their candidate for
a renomination-7to keep the Government
in their own hands. For this end, too, they
make war; and they will bewilling to make
peace and divide the Union, when they
mink hey can do itand still keep the Gov
Srnn1eht IN their own hands:
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