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ROCKFORD, ILL.,. Sept. H.

AnInqutzy. IN
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, Sept. 10'
Editors Chicago Trfbuno: -,athe-
Can you. throu Oh yous paper, inform me "1sih shich
Sherman has resumed his conmu4!saath ~ aoth n A.
he abandoned when he uoved % s11 as hesr nom
our soldiers now that tho army aas Iesp'Sa ~ ~
At1anta' When viii We be likely 70 hear the r. :,
suits, II killed and wounded OF tne pam 9nn vii
obigs. cossfASf 1N'70'
ANsHER.
The trains were not running On all OF tne
Road between Nashville and Atlanta 81
last ady1cee, The track in some places nao
been damaged by Wheeler's raa; NEWS
from Sherman had been sent by telegraph,
and courie1s, In = tew days we presume toe
trains will be running regularly "hen 4e'tef7
from the army will be received ~ us1A'.
T hon. Alexander Long, OF cinclnnat1'
has fallen martyr to his Democratic peace
priuciulss. The Copperhead Convention OF
Els district haa declined to re.nomsnate him
for Conrress' Int selected q. c. Lsrd, fres-
ideut Of the indiana and Cincinnati Rallroad,
who promptly declined the pronelea nono1.
The Convention then offered the nomination
to Joseph G Bntler, pork merchant We
have not heard whether or not NJ hccspte,
but It makes no sort Of difference, as tne
district will elect the Repuoiicaa eanofda'o
By three or four thousand malorlty.
E. Pinch wis nominated to succeed Prndle-
ton who Is the Copperhead peace candidate
for Vice Presldent, but he VIII not co1na
within five thousand votes OF an election
Hamilton county has no affection for such
white feather denagog0es as Pugh4
, 1864-09-13
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Annual Mettins-The Eonaty Question
Ceulty SerIp-Rate Of lntertst-R-poft
sf the War Fund Committee.
No Moro Recruiting for Ollcr States.

The regular annual meeting Of the Board OF su
psfs,tofs ., eook sopn.5 W. @ yes,e w.
~. a.ss -, - alls. =. :" ~
chair' Ine following members answered to 1helf
| Ready cool rhs,,ae+o, n,,ton n.wo1r nran-
da1G '' Edhrnot + R,nun Fsrwen f;Jnbs.
| Gormley. Hopkins. Irwin, Johnuon, James, Kings
| lsy.. MCG!aehen, Cols1n, 0lendoEh, Panekes,
tuEheeE. Pcseock, Ress, Rubtasop, Rus!oll. Snlela
| ford, E. y. TAYLOR. and Wurc-
The CLERK then read the minutea Of ne last quar-
The minuIt OF tic last special meeting were
read aid approved.
Supervisor Russen moved that the rules bs eus-
pe1oed so that she bounty question can be taken
up al 1eco1 tidered.
Supervisor shhcktord urged the necessity q
the rcrip bear % oily ri1 ~ per cent Tue mvncy can
MT he had tt tai rate --,..
6upcry1ttr 1su.s.]rs motion was lost: Tho re-
port ii the Warden presented the following. Fe
port, which on motion wss received and pl2csd on
| nle
TO .hc honorable Board OF Supervisors Of Cook
Comfy; 1,y.x,x-, ,,r,,,t, ,,..c,t n xou -,
orsr1ctIY report Of tho Sins House ior tte uu1f-
| ttr snd.ns August 81, leG4.
prrxept pnnbkr i is "a Nstionsiiues s ars a. soi soe
1uws: Ire1anu, III; England, s; United States, 8;
| Nxses, !; Norway, y; Sweden, a; Denmssk,
Germany, q; bohemia, 2; Ffance, 4; colured, 3;
Hungary !; Holland, /; Canada, Z D, this nun.
| hrr d arr fueane-4u ms1es nna Is female1
All o, which IL Respectfully submitted
! B. CaAsE, Warden.
Supervisor sh,ckford offered he following reso-
| lutlul. which, on motion uf Supervisor Dalton,
was divided:
ke4oted That the resolution passed by the
Board VI Supervisors Of Cook county, Beptember
\ s, IS 4. sp.ropnatng $50aHD to raise Eoiuu:er1a
un6er tne lats call Ut the President ot the United
deblednese draw ss 1ustcau Of s1z per cent inter
cat. and .hat the n ar FQnn Committee aud are
hereby o1dcttd not tu psy any bounty to substi-
tute or reptcsertatiTe
snpers1rof onacksofo urged the passaee OF his
resolution, on That currency 80 scarce
that csnhot % oao lof iess tnan the nestuhttle
coaMaY "a ~ e,1e now Rhf1ng Ino oosefamsnt
@ 1a, s nay W. y ~ . MsM aorA, - pr
t-os. H.. H.. E.o-s' tsss+y "o any
SuacrTi.nr @ Rn. ..eiI sid ih.t Men, Mn.n and
yrist- ~ 49, ~ ,,e, -. ,nn1sv ~ s,.1 49, .on,
~ .sond ~ .ucccrG ~ GA P'' ssn'7
IN rrnnt a. ~ fhe Hn,rd Mr J. r. Wicker xtntsd
thai rbs nS.,ertv % nnidr1s wrsa nnwij1in's tn nT.
ra1ce % r!.sp ~ +hs scs, "eT Thev Tsr.ea rnr,
f.ftr.sr The hama Werr Then ai;p,ted n T:hrv
, 1864-09-13

O1NIEEEE
ton,
We have already given the action taken In
the Union Congressional Convention OF the
Sixth District, at Morris, on Tuesday last, II
which the capital choice was made Of Hon.
B. c Cook, OF OTTAWA, for candidate to Con"
g1ess. There was only one ballot taken,
standing as follows:
10. Norton. B. G. Cook.
, 1864-09-13

NEW IUk1s MU6daYt Bgrr, n.
CoTIoN-nu1l and heavy, ard noni1A! 1t 1t-S.@1 s.
for rDic6llng upla1 ta
FLouR-S;1te Aut western bezvy and 23e lower,
snd more OF lei -noital. 1t $:o&4ill9 for e1EFA
reu1o lcop Ohio; fa1h &1a@ 1ot tIsde brands, the
ntfkek losing dull. heavy. unetlted sad nominal.
WHIsKY Stea. 1t &l6olnr 9tArn.
G1AA-Wheat dull and nomlnaNy e@s0c lower
, 1864-09-13

DUsHT.-A dummy engine has been placed on
The lne Of {borsa y raj way between the city limits
and Graceland Cemetery 1tis said TO work 10
cbarm tunn!pe noieeletsly and smoothly. II was
well patropfzeo on Snn,ay last, and Wa. the suo-
iect Of much c0nMe1d8tioD.
, 1864-09-13


guessed to attend.
A. tsCough.ss s'Cold.ss or Irrltated
Throat, II alleged to progress rcau1ts IN serious
Pulmonary and Bronchial affections, ofteuttmes
incuyable. Brolcn's bronchial 7r0ehs reach dl
rectly the affected parts and give almost instant
1tliei. In Bronchitis. Asthma, and Catarrh they
arc beneficial. Obtain only the genuine "BroWn's
Bronchial Troches'' which have proved their etH-
cacy hy a test OF many years. Among testlmonl-
sis attesting their efficacy letters from E. Il.
Chaplin, D. D :, New York: Henry Ward Beecher,
Brooklyn, N. T.; n. p Willis, New York: Hon
G. a. Phelps, Pres. Mass. Senate Dr.. G. F. Bice-
low, Boeton; Prof. Edward North, Clinton, N. 7.
Surgeons In the army, and others Of em1neuco.
scp2j25t-1m-FA&W
Bloomington NurserY.-220 acres Fruit,
Ornanent-l and Nursery stock, LOCO Peach It, ,003
Pear, 100000 Grape, SC. Send red stamp ior ncw
llEt +. E. PHGNN-
Bloomington, iii. aep11 qs77 ~ d&w.
EWPaper Hanging, &C., &c., at n. York prices.
F. E. R,gby, 50 Randolph St. aa2z.p7si'Sot
~ Dtseascs Of the Nervous. Seminal, Urinary
and Sexual Systems.-New md raltatlb treatment
mall in sealed letter envelopes, hee Of charge.
Address Dr.. ]. 8killon Houghton, Howard Aaso-
ciAtlon, No. South Ninth Street, Philadelphia,
Pas ty3m9s4-3m
Metropolitan Han to Hent.-TAis Hall
IL to rent Tor al the purposes for which such halls
1re ordinarily used. Terms moderate. Applica-
lions eAn be made at the o1ce, adjoining the en-
trance to the HA1, jslnh2Aln
, 1864-09-13

TEAM yo7E.-The train coming in from Lodi,
I,l,no,s, 5es,erd.y morsine, was canyassed tot
Presidential vote, and rlsuIted hus:-Lincola, IL;
Mcclellan, 70; Fremont, 1. A majority Of over
fvc-thir6s for Llncnln. Accepting this an index.
the chances Tor Mcclellan sre not very s,roog.
, 1864-09-13
CTOCK CUSTOM MADE
~ CLOTHISG, CAs3lAEREs. WOOL soCka.
STAPLE DRY GOODS &C.,

ON "WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1ern.
AtBntterb'e Aucticp Rooma in Portland Block, cor.
Of Dearborn aud washington atreeta.
VIM. 4. BUFFERS Il CO.,
Be7.okS@et ArcNoHeeE1.
, 1864-09-13

to-day and this evening, 1t will bo thrown opcH to
1rce exhibition aaa the public are generally 10
vited 10 ,istt it, Multttudes will 40 20. II Is
rpre und beautiful ok OF art. The Temple ol
Nnsic viii be open for this pu1pose this evening.
, 1864-09-13
LOCAL MATTERS.

EhIrd Ward Union Lengue.-Meeting
tonleht at GIL State street. All members are re-
oueVtd TO attend
, 1864-09-13

eD Paper Hanging. &C., &e., at N. York prices.
F. E. R1ebY, 50 Randolph St. ou2Ep76f-S0t
, 1864-09-13

TOR SALE.-Hcrfes. O1e span
L Of velLma- ched bsye, large and strong, aud in
excellent condition iust suited for h.4vv truekinx
or haek Also single horse, we'll atapted to the ex-
pres, business. Al kS15EL1,.
No. 4 Cobb's Building. 1864 Dearborn ssrset-
, 1864-09-13
Suction Sales.

" ALUABI.E LAW LIBRARY
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, Sept. 18th, at ~ O'Clock 2. H., 1t But
tern AuetiGn r. in Port and ock, corner Il
Dearborn sud Wsshinatcn strcets,R
VALUABLE Law LIBRARY,
CONSISTING Of abcut i've hundred volumes belonging
10 genttsnan OF this city vho Is no In the United
ttates AEmv. The Hhols viii BE- sold DY catalogue
4elS Q9kl 1t AucttoEeert.
, 1864-09-13
GlQntef>==agents.

WAN4ED-Agents to sell the
w mirror Of Acde1n Democracy. camnaiEn
ts1t book TOR Rtppnhcs7. and an +ye.ootnar for
Dtnoc.ss: Sent ~ mat: On recri2t Of the ret2i1
pF1c--u25. Agoets eau tell thousands ct them: For
itima p agents. acdsera with sta lp.. GOLDEN d
6AMAAns. No Eouth CLARK fe1ect, Chicago.
, 1864-09-13

w WANTED-8 8l00 per North Ac-
w nve nd R.uanls Agents In sns Axny md
Honorable snd no Itak, Addfea a snnl1 r. +. 4 II
aAUGaAa. 11e BrusaNAs, N, Z, {7&aNaSH
, 1864-09-13

coIl1szoa.-The schooner Asa Tylcz'' and tbs
canal boat "conmodore'' collided IN the South
nfaoch yesterday, just above Madison street
of1oee- The caual boat Was injured by the anchor
o. tne yetrel, which ~as swinging over the bows,
repair aratn. 80 ~ - f~f
, 1864-09-13

" "ANTED -Su bst1tutes. One
w hundred men wanted for tha Navy in1ued!.
ate)y Call ard sea "a nud get the larx hount1ae
& CO., G5 Clark st. eet. Bell-Qu193t
" ANTED-T To inform tie citl.
~ zen4 Of Cook County. We Will iasure any
citizen OF Cook Comfy akain1t tbs dr3 under the
prelent cn Of be stdcpt Of se United States for
re IT. men fer $f1 np~ n fheEe conditions:
E1st Tte intpret nrst aepatit with some re.ponst.
bic 6apk 8fGt, subject to order Whad III
taned that he u lo.xer abIa to ba drafted ia I'LL
the quota Of this county under the present. CALL and
deliver 10 US Certificate Of such Deposit bearing
tht 10 conditions --.0-
10. II ere be 80 or nore persons injured with
u he fore rbih Is binding.
Sd. VT bin an days after nfty pezsons have com.
pl ed with tbs cen to.s. We are to BE- preoared to
luts a. eubstitntes any aa L. the T4tlo
10 he rRR a from the umber Injured.
We VIII also tai the risk Of parties who have
formed lEto pauia8 to avoid the craft for 8L0
each suts19lt ton, HARMS q CO,
For fnttt er partlculaFs apply to G. ". DOHHAA 4
CO, 90 Site street., Room 15, up stairs, chi :sgo.
o. Box 32A1. sell qs99 1t
, 1864-09-13

w ANTED-Agents III this @ty
W ssi eIazy town md county vsss tor History
pcpn&r s1totJ wrrk& Adtrra1 Eith ttawps. 4. +.
kFMNkDy, PubnAnar. 1875 ClAsk street, Chlca1o.
2u2N pzb9 I'm
, 1864-09-13

~ We are indebted to D. B. Cooke, esq.,, Of the
american Express Company, for late copies Of the
Memphis pspers.
, 1864-09-13

RIVER ACCIDENT Yesterday morning ~ the
tug ''Continental" was to Fins q schooner down
the river, 1t became cntangled With the vessel at
Wells etrcet bridge and was heavily crushld be-
tween the abusment orthc bridge and the forepart
oi The schooner. Little damage was done to either
badly smashed. though not 60 much 40 AZ to delay
tk2 voyage.
, 1864-09-13


brakes" :" and running along the walking -bo3rd Of
the eneis g. jumped OF, rushed up to the infant,
then The ek but few as the fst
deAth. The mother Of the child had waited breath
lertly the peril OF her babe, unable to help 1t On
seeing It rescuet, her teelings overcsme her and
Rhe tainted At the feet OF the noble deTefer Of her
odepr1pG.
QuoTA or CooK COUNTY -Laeut- William
lauchlin, OF the 1st regiment United States Vese-
ran Volunteers Engineers. j. here on recruiting
serviee- The pay ia better and the dutY pleasant
Ct than in any other branch Of the service. Re,
cults rct the same local and government bounty.
and are credited on the quota Of tuis county.
here ~ nastar builder, and i. weli-koown 10 Our
business community &c has been long time In
the army, wss promoted from the 9oEh Illinois 10
this regiment because OF bis fitness for this kind
chan1cs. who DEF re to enlist, to him a. gentle.
man and IN officer OF integrity and capacity.
HIS Office IL in the northeast corner Of the Court
uonHs Square
A WOMAN IN MALE AT11nE.-Anule Burns,
good looking, spr1chtly girl of "eeventccu SUM-
1ners," wns found on Canal etreet. dressed fu the
gerb OF Federal colder. Her e1uberaut spisits
could hardly be restrained while she Was uude7po-
iLg bef rznmtpstiou ut the Police Court. She eri-
dtnily considered 1t good JOKE and did not futly
reAl1ze her true position uuin the stern Judge ID.
formed her that The dhe for the offence was 20.
When tbc protested thAt eae had done nothing
worthy OF such nns, that sbc had done no harm,
nao injured no one, and 1n1ly che had no money
70 pas 1t II Imposed. the Judge then told her she
conlt go to the Brideweu. She replied mt she
would never 20 there attire Aftef consultation.
Ano atce1tatnfng that her previous chxrhrter t,.i
~ TT &nnexceptionable, tbs dne was tuepended and
s - E4s u departed eettefeu that her owp rarments
,+,.[ ~ most becoming and certainly the iees dan
1fascofAL CoKF1RMA17oH-D1octsAS Coxy1x.
a'o"'-Ahe supplemental administration OF the
ate OF confirmation was held ut the Btsbon,s
Church on Sunday afternoon. which w,e s,so r.
OCCASION for the thanksgiving for rrrant s,s,n,,a.
in accordance with the recommcnd,,t.n ~ w.
President. There vert present Of ,be c1S. =, p .as
Dr. Reydo1ds and Rev. Mestrs. O-ec.1Ik nes-
Locke. Greene. Flth, Page and Martin ~ soaeas
ice vac largely charal aud was Tpost cfe,es sefs-
per1ormed. The ReT. i. Russell Jones eSsntaa5 Ssea5
the pea1fc1, and a!so preached the sermon es.s.
iuc u biz subject the "Joy OF the arCes 1Vc, H.
penltent from which te edpced IN severa, t,srtis
farx, illutttnted with force and imaginatlpn. thr
worth OF the human soul
The Btahop read the thanksgiving prayefa and
conf xnfd eleven candidates, 10 whom lie delivered
an eloquent address,.
The Apuual Convention will assemble tu the
Same church tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
The opel ing religious services ut thHt time are
very imposing being generally participated IN By
about ditx clergy. Rev. " 8. Roberts, OF tale
ns, will preach the sermon. The seeBi0n1 Of The
Convention are open TO the public.
, 1864-09-13

WANTED Age1ts in every tova
W and cour ~ to aell cur Natural Weainer Ind1-
s.tor; Ws;..nt:d 70 p. d'et IA ne eh;nsss II s
e1pseh,on rsc-ipt of $50 Sand stamp fr q, sa{sr
md terms t. xgenta- Adtres. SAMUEL PiKRs bo1
, 1864-09-13

wv Disabled Officers and
w eoidiezs, hoao1kol, discharged frpm TIA ~.
vice. AND In WET employ nent poc0lisF.
II adapted to thsir co:d1ticn, should address "a
omce Drawer SR14. Chicago, Illinois, an: dAts
Of dnchsrpe md uAma OF company knd rsznnn1
dhbch4zXeu tom. aal1 nsii. n
, 1864-09-13

Total. .eos1, VI
That there ts proof noH In the hands OF
the Committee Of from TO to 100 more
Who entitled 10 tht bounty that have
rot applied for 1ao
, 1864-09-13
:Dnr 5aIe.

TOR SALE.-A splendid four yesr
l. old horse. well broke wi'h rot fauls Makes
bis mile IN three inutea- inquire OF VI. J.. Howe.
seen: or r. nr. e. uoS5EaER. ~ Lake stfees-
, 1864-09-13

TOR SALE.--A Resawing Ma
IL chine In good running order, csn ba eeen at
BOZ Factory J23 Canal street. Also for sals gooi
work horse, Will work Well In single q aonnis 9as'
, 1864-09-13

SOLD OUT.-Amous the speakers at the great
"Demo1adc'' Ftzzle last night was broken down
lawyer, who has often times spoken in the inter-
ests Of the Unionparty. 1tisof no particular cona
eequence how For Gods Sake Nnder speaks OF on
what eide be speaks. He 1s lawyer pleading 8
case Tor the elieLt VINO g1rea him the best compep
cation 10. his services. It is all one With him
whether he talks Uuionism or Peace Democracy
Were The former rs profitable, we behave be would
etar d upon that platform Nj. Nnder Is eIutnent-
i eold out. Hewse played ont years ago
SOMETHING GnAHD.-Sothfng OF the piano kind
has better right to the term Grand than Chick
e1inc Grand, One Of the noblest Instruments Of
the Find eyer brought West has Just been received
BY Mr, Reed. ut his Temple OF Music. In Meteor.
m1ck's marble but ding on the corner Of Randolph
aud Dearborn streets. It was Intended for the
Stale Fair hut comes too late tor entry, and will
be admired hy many OF our citizens, and will
douutlese ultimately adorn some Chicago home,
~ two Of Its predeecteors have doEe.
A FnrE Exmnr11oy.-The noble Picture,
"W.thington living and his Friends at Sunny
stde,'' which has been On exhibition for some
weeks IN this city at Reeds Temple Of Music, on
the corner Of Dearborn and Randolph streets. and
has been feen ard acmtred by many hundreds Of
ppt c1ttzenr. will be sbortly removed from Chi
cago. Previous to trs departure, or Throughout
, 1864-09-13

w ANTED-Subst1tutes and sub
mer, G. 70 tow1s o. tzwrsklps or counties. desiring
M th:r 1.sa Ssx t sneua m ne y 1ds
GERS wh,eb may oe sent ~, Thas tas. xe hsve alled
suth that vl'l he able furn1th any ressnnab 9
rumter shat naY bs reduilea CGlf Or addEest u It
H1e ~ 11o2+N 1t
, 1864-09-13

EHI1sTHKNTB.-Now rally up the uca. Hcerulta
are vanied, and the money IL ready Tor them.
N0W Is The tune; there ie no mistake about the
leaving the eflT
, 1864-09-13

PKnsoxA1--Major c. II. Beeres, OF the 18th I'LL
nois cavalry. who was recently exchanged Al
Charleston, arrived In Chicago yesterday, and Is
stopping at the Briggs Huuse. lie Eas an uuwil-
Inc guest OF me secssh. ior ABOUT rsven months.
IN JANUARY iaet. he confirms all rhas va have
hitherto heard Of TIE inhuman treatment OF orr
hope the retpe leaders have Of success +. that H.
L1Dcou will be uefca: cd At the November election
that By 1hn re election Of Mr., Lincoln und the
assurance that viii thus be Given Of the continued
prosecution Of the war, the rebellion will "a to
pieces OF 4ts own weight.
, 1864-09-13

VETERAN RE1Enyx conrs During the e1aat three
Weela 1o9 men have been enlisted In the Veteran
heeerve Corps. AL bonorably- discharged soldiers,
who have been two years continuously III the land
or naval esTrlca. cuu f,-enHst IN the Corpa bY
calling e the ohce of the Mltsrs Provost Msrshal.
No. Is hanuopn street bstWeen md II o'clocE
IN the morning dhity. '~@
, 1864-09-13

Rowp11sH.-Testerday afternoon, gentleman
standing near the corner Of Twenty-second street
and Cottage Grove ayenue, remarked in conveEsb-
ton with q friend, that be Trusted Mt. Lincoln
would be reelected. The remark WIS overheard
by Coppeshead rowdy. OF whose composition
tie only 9efned part was Bourbon. and fsw mo
ncnte &fter the gentleman was confronted by this
voter cf Mcclellan, and Threatened with condlEn
punishment 10. the utterauce OF hls loyal senti-
meEta. 4 schfae eneued, from which tue rowdy
escaped considerably the worse for the engage.
menT-
, 1864-09-13

WANIED-Chicaeo, H., Stpt
County - Gov prepared 10 ray ssav Local Bouay ior
one ear recrniis, md tie Government paylng Cno
hnr for te ye.r. bree treo Tor thrss TSsrs
HSyfnx received autrorry nom aot. Harty- C1ui-
Esrring Ea7si Rerdezvju1, to rec4 nit neu tor Inc
Gnl po.t sd Sav.L 2 b s1sa,tsa Go 2d r
ntry iesneu. 1oems1, ffemen mi coA heavars,
tsktn for cre.t, ana 'hIrs .eas. Ia,re wili oe M
iGve: ne 10 0 !. d. ~: aad fI1n to ! ?. NJ st
tie Rectu,tlG OEice Of WM xUHPaf = u. cssaf
az
, 1864-09-13

" ANTED-S -SubetiIutes. SQbsti-
w tutes wanted every day In view OF the sp.
proastine GRAFT -as snd al.sns iznn ~ shs cana
must havc bean Two yeass In the service 2 en;ite
crA't can 20 Eep. esentsuves. We are cAtig pay
Ing the highest unty loe the A1mY R2d Eev.. ser
vice. eunautnfes as Invited to g1va Us call aud
inquire how Eeuch bounty they can get betore thay
promise their sefVices Gail At the Waf Clalca Agency
naI1 I1.nh.Y
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-21

The sixth resolution declares that, "The
sympathy of the Democratic party is ex-
tended to the soldiers" OF course we
knew, that, a sympathy that denies them
the right to vote-asympathy that scorns
them everywhere-a sympathy that has
often shot them down in the official dis
charge of their duty-a sympathy that
has rendered aid and comfort to their enc
my, and enabled him to slay thousands of
them, and now, in the event of the Dem
ocratie party obtaining power, the soldiers
are assured Of this protection-protection
"such as vultues give to lambs" The
soldiers reply is, /" We seek not the cow
ardly protection you offer, but look for the
day when we can meet in open array, the
cowardly foe, who, while we were fight
ing the battles of our country, would de-
prive us of our dearest rights as citizens,
and whose very name now nerves the foe
we meet from day to day in the deadly
conflict" AMERICAN CITIZEN
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-21

mpromise line of 1920, just 81 years after
ward the next, the Secession of South
Carolina, in great pomp; James, "The IA
vorite son of Pennsylvania, " leaning over,
declares he had no power in the case the
next pannel representing the taking Of
Fort Sumter, by the chivalry-the driving
Of Mcclellan, from front of Richmond,
and Vallandigham from front of Wash
ington the next representing the traitor
Vallandigham, in the arms of Jefferson
Davis
The last representing an affectionate scene
-Vallandigham has returned-he meets
Mcclellan on the Democratic Platform
they affectionately embrace, and both
kneeling, cry AJmiStice, Peace, and while
on their knees, the ne,o DOOR to be cast
No! know my young friends will shud-
der at the thought of such door being
nodded and about to be cast by the
hands of traitors, while we are to kneel
down upon the Democratic platform with
yallandigham and Mcclellan, and cry,
Peace, Armistice, Constitution, Law
Military Despotism, lIabeas Corpus, &c
Shall such be the future history Of our
country? Forbid it Almighty God!!-
and yet my young friends, this new door
is moddeled, and all depends upon the
throw of die. which will be cast in No
ccmbcr. Tell your papa, that you love
the history of the oH door, and as he
lovos God and his little child, he must not
kneel down to Vallandigham and McClel-
Ian. or this new door ,ciU be cast
Sept. 1864. SIMEON.