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Astounding Frauds.

By the law of New York giving sol
diers the privilege Of voting..i' is ar
ranged that the soldier shall place his
vote in an envelop. seal it Up and send
il TO some person to vote 1t as hls proxy
This is a clumsy and numbering method.
and as has proved. opens up the way to
the most astounding frauds. Agen is
appointed by Seymour. the copperhead
governor, went to Baltimore aud COM
meneed wholesale system Of forgeries,
whereby living soldiers were TO be
cheated by having their true ballots
destroyed and false one for Mcclellan
substituted; and dead soldiers were made
10 vote for Mcclellan by the same sys-
TEN Of fraud and forgery. In this way
over ten thousand forged votes had al
ready been manufactured for Mcclellan;
and in many cases. the true ballots for
Lincoln were destroyed. Dry goods
-boxes filed with envelops q these
fraudulent votes and powers Of attorney
instituting proxies. had been shipped-,o
New York.
The ringleader Of the fraud was ar
rested, with his associates. tried by a
military commission. and sesienced to
prison for life. The crime was fasten-
ed upon the viIlians by the most positive
and conclusive evidence.
Whether Mcclellan himself was a
party to this supendous fraud or noi
does not appear: but it is almost be-
yond doubt that Seymour is guilty o
completely in the transaction. This Is
certsinIy the most infamous, d"stardly
sad disxracefuI plot ever conceived to
defend men Of their rights; and prove:
that when man becomes copperhead
or traitor he is mean enough Tor an!
thing that is degrading and yillainous
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The News.

jeff Davis is reported as looking
care worn, sallou and dispriied. He
probably begins to see and feel tha.
running a rebellion agains. Uncle Sam
is not so pleasant n thing as he imasin-
ed it would be.
IlooI is repoI led TO have started with
his whole army for Sherman's rear. Ii
is not known what are his intentions.
He probably designs TO cut off Sher-
mans communications. and compel him
TO eyacuate Atlanta, but we think be
will hr lily succeed.
The rcbel congress is now in session
AT Richmond, and the leading men OF
r'beldom are urging upon The body the
importance Of arming the negroes. 1t
will probably be done. This shows that
the rebel government is reduced TO very
great straits or troops. Taking the
slaves is the next thing to taking the
life-blood of tie stakeholder. Blu, the
! rebels only propose to free as many
slaves as they put in their ranks. while
our government not only frees the slave
bat frees all his family; so We calculate
Uncle Sam will stand the best chance
for securing an army OF iron clsds.
Dodd, the great rebel OF indianapolis,
on trial for treason recently in that city.
and who escaped from prison. has been
re-eaptured and returned to meet his
fate. He should be hung. He is the
grand commander Of the Order Of the
Sons of Liberty for Indiana.
The rebels claim that Early's las.
defea, was caused by the rebel soldiers
leaving the ranks to plunder the dead
and their general. in an order, berate.
/ them for their conduct.
Vallandighan recently made speech
at Monmouth, H., in which he said the
Democratic party are not in favor Of the
Union as !, was. bu, Of union of States
without general government = State
Rights in the fullest sense Of the word
that he and his friends we're opposed
to the Capitalization Of power in one
government extending from .ba, Allan
tic to the Pacific; and much other ol
the same kind Of treason WHY'S such
a pestilent traitor permitted to run a,
large? He deserves halter as much
as JEFF. Davis.
Andrew johnson made a speech IL
the colored folks at Nashville a short
time since. in, which he exposed the
wickeduess ef the leaders OF the seces-
sion movement in Tennessee and -holdiy
droclsimed free lom 10 all the slaves il
I that State, no. included in Mr.. Lincoln 5
Emancipation PrcclamHvon. 3
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What the Rebels Propose.

Tie Richmond Whig, one Of the lead
ing rebel organs. proposes that incendi-
aries shall be hired 10 burn the princi-
pal cities of the North in retaliation for
The burning of grain. mills etc. by
Sheridan in his recent advance up the
Shenandoah valley. 1t charac.erizes
the acts Of Sheridan AS barbarous aa,i
inhuma an, and contrary 10 tie usages OF
civilized warfare; when it is well known
that one of the rules Of war is to cut Of
the subsistence OF an enemy II any way
possible to cripple their e.iergies. Bul
this wrath Of the Wig shows how Sc
we're was the blow TO the rebels. They
had gathered their stores from the val
ley; Richmond depended largely upon
that source for food. Doubtless much
of the grain found there was carried of
from Maryland and Pennsylvania in the
rebel raids into those States; and yet
this rebel paper wishes to burn cities
and turn women and children out oil
homes in the winter, as revenge for a
necessary war measure carried ou, by
one OF our generals.
Nothing shows the heIlish spirit o'
the rebellion more clearly than such q
proposiIion-a proposition. by the way,
which would disgrace Lea;hen or a
cannibal
Bat The blackness of the crime pro-
posed by The rebel editor, and the ma
liguan, depravity of his hears,are shown
more clearly by The city he proposes to
burn Boston, the one furthest to the
North where the weather is coldes, and
where the suffering would be greatest.
1t is possible. however. tina, this city is
designated because the rebels hate New
England SO Intensely, because Of the
stern opposition the Slave power has
always received at tbs hands of her in
leIigent people. Certainly a PROPOSE.
lion 80 utterly inhuman could only come
from traitor 10 his country and an en-
emy Of his race.
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Our Great Duty.

p)liticsi c'n2n5i Is over, AMI
. t.lis writing We have heard no results,
bat pre- sumo Lincoln and Johnson are
(. ecteda lmost unanimously. During
inag and. heated canvasses there are
always a great many things said and
done. that should be otherwise by all
parties. These things tend to- engen-
der ansagonistic. feelings and some times
excite nger.and. enmity. which to the
utmost should be avoided.
But the great duty Of oil true patri-
ots is to unite as one man, no difference
what may have been the views Of each
individual on his personal preference s.
on the broad basis of the Unio n. and
stand by the President with every en-
ergy Of body. mind and heart. and
speedily and ..effsctually end the war BY
crushing the rebellion forever.
Here is room for all to work, to work
with q will and all together. The ban,
ner 'Of the. Stars and Strips is the only
one to rally under; and with Old Abe
as the s:andard-bearer, and God on our
side. there can Le but one issue.
1t will be cheapest and least fata! &c
life. to put forth every energy of the
nation at once. .and hurl power upon
The rebels which they cannot resist,
If not speedily crushed. the rebel lead
ers will arm their slaves. and pu, an
immense army of blacks in the field
against. us. To prevent this decis
sive blow should be struck at the hear
of the Confederacy without delay. Il
will cost fearful loss Of life 10 take
Richmond but will it cos: more thar
to meet 100000, to 500, 600 coloret
troops. in the field. II it will, lher
starve out the rebels at, their capital; j
itawill not. then take Riehmon1 a
quickly as, possible.
Another thing. It is the duty Of the
government, and the duty of every 10y
almen to destroy that..festering'r rust OF
treason, the Sons Of Liberty vile or
der under Vallandigham as its head il
the North, and jeff. Davis as lis head il
the South. No. such dens Of treason
should be allowed to exist. Ii they
are not crushed in the bud. they may
vet involve the free States in civil war
Mr.. Lincoln's only fault has beei
.ha, he has not been radical enough il
his war measures. He ought now t
put forth the .'mighsiest efforts to enc
the war before JEFF. Davis can sc, hi
army of freed. slaves in the field. This
it SCENE to US, is the true policy.
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Treasonabl,. Plot Confessed.

Mr.. J. J. Bingham. editor OF the La
dionspoiis Sentinel. chairman of the
Democratic State central Commits, and
member of the order Of the Sons Of LIB
eIty. has made a fu and voluntary con
fession Of his connection with the trea-
sonab!e plots Of that order. lie impii-
Gates Dodd. Harrison, and others, and
says the programme included general
uprising OF the Sons of Liberty in the
Northwest. the assassination Of Gov.
Morton. and the release oi tie rebel
prisoners at camps Morton, Douglas,
Chase. and on Johnson's Island.
On the Cd Of August Dodd called up
on him. and requested that he, IS chair
man Of the State central committee.
would issue call for mass meeting on
the 18Th of August. aud at the same
time announced tina. i. had been deter
mined by the council of sixteen to EN-
brace the opportunity Of the meeting to
inauguraie the revolu ion. He refused
to issue the call. whercupon Dodd sent
a person by the name OF Mcdonald to
endeavor to persuade him to comply
with his request. Bingham learned thai
Mcdonald was ignorant of the plans oi
Dodd and his CO consp;raloIs, and there
upon informed him. 1t sas agreed 10 is
sue notice OF a barbecue, bur bingham
did not inform the authorities CT the iu-
tended uprising. because be though, they
knew it. and lie did not wish to iniure
the prospects oi his party in the election
Built. and other prominen, members
OF The Order, we're arrested in conse-
Quencs OF the notice OF the barbecue
and tue other conspirators left the Safe;
upon which the execution Of the plot
was deferred. Other matters are sci
forth concerning the reasonable order
The council OF sixteen consists of four
members from each Of The States of In
diana. Illinois. Kentucky and Missouri
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Desperation.

IL is evident thatfhe rebels aud their
allies in the North are becoming des-
perate, and are ripe for any crime. how
ever vile or reasonable. The plots Of
the Sens of Liberty, the declaration Of
Vallandigham that The Democracy are
opposed to general government, the
frauds and forgeries attempted in the
case Of The New York soldiers vote.
the srming OF slaves by the rebels, and
all other things lock in the same direc-
tion-they tell plainly as words can
speak, that the enemies Of the govern :
msnt will stop at nothing to gain their
ends.
The proposed assassination of Gov.
Morton of Indiana, and The burning Of
northern cities, have the same common
oligin-the hellish malice of treason.
Wha, then =? Simply. that nothing
shor. of The utmost vigilance, can save
the country in this hour Of her crisis,
Desperate men, resort 10 desperate
measures. Canada on one side Of US is
filed with rebel refugees, and on the
other side are rebelIious States. They
who propose TO burn cities aud assassi.
nate governors, will not hesitate TO as
sassinate generals or the President, il
by so doing their ends can be accom-
plished. Indeed. il had been whisper
ed among the peace men. that III case
Nc Cleilan and Pendle,on should be
elected. and Nc should prove too much
Of a war man for their purposes, they
would put him out of the way anA lei
Pendleton succeed to the Presidency;
and the traitors knev they could depend
upon him. 1t was probably this con-
siderslion that finally induced Vallsn-
digham to supper, and work for the
Chicago nominees, after reading Nc.
Clellsn's letter and declaring he would
not He knew tina; he had sure thing
and at The furlhes, only the life of on.
man in his way: aud what was that
These things show that there is grea'
need to watch the enemy in the real
as well IS the enemy in front, HOOD
appears to be making his way north
ward; i, may be with design to ge
near enough to Indiana, Illinois and
into Kentucky. to give the Sons Of Lib
erty chance 70 flock to his standard
We had munh rather they would &C
than remain behind to plot treason
arson and assas:inations in The free
States.
The election Of Mr.. Lincoln will b
the signal for some kind Of desperate
action, or else it will quelch the cop
perhe.ds by so disheartening them tha
they will cease 10 work their treason
able designs. Ills highly importau. L
watch the movements OF the leaders a
this critical juncture. Once the bestee
passions cool down after the election i
over, and the danger is past. and w'
think. never to return.
/ But such men as Valiandigham, ,opei
traitors, should not be permitted 10 iiv'
under the protecting care of govern
ment they arc trying 10 destroy. Mr
Lincoln should see 10 this.
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BROWN & BRO.

Have removed their Drug Store &c
tie corner OF Shawnee IL 5lh Sis. oppo-
size the Mansion House, Leavenwor,h,
and have on hasd full supply of Med
icines. Fine Perfumery, Brushes of al
kinis. and every thing pertaining 10 the
Drug trade. l89-if.
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The majority of Dan Vorhees for
Congress is over 500. He is a neaner
traitor than JEFF. Davis. and his district
is forever disgraced.
The rebels are greatly excited over
peace movements in the Alabama leg
islature. 1t seems tina. the governor Of
that State called an extra session Of the
legislature. in order to have that body
make suitable provisions for the defense
Of the State; but instead Of doing this
they discussed set Of resolutions look
isg to peace. and adjourned without
doing any thing. it is said, except pass
a bill increasing their own pay from So
- day to SIS. The rebels are full Of
wrath over the matter.
The people aud papers at st. Louis
are indignant at the treatment OF Mar
maduke and Cabell, who are in that
city. and permitted TO register their
names at a fashionable hotel and 'air
themselves in the streets, and feas,ing
themselves on the best. This is an out
rage upon the loyal ciiizens, and they
call the attention of R. secrans to the
matter.
The rebels admit a loss OF SO guns in
their recent defeat by Sheridan in addi-
ton to the 10 taken from our forces in
the morning and re-captured-in all 81.
A gang Of :owdies estimated at near
900. recently committed one Of the mos.
daring robberies on record on train OF
cars on the Erie railroad. They gave
ou, that they were going to prize fight
between two buliiss. but soon after dark
began their work, demanding of the
passengers their money and other val
uables or their lives. The train they
were on was going west. a track gave
on, at Middle.own. n. Y. and the train
had to stop. Just then the eastward
bound express came along, and the rob
bers rushed aboard it aud re-enactet
the same scene Of pillage and robbery,
using violence in some cases, and greatly
alarming the ladies'. Oue man from
Kentucky. who was robbed of large
amount. died from fl. Of sppopIexy
caused by the excitement The new:
was !elegrsphed back with directions &c
arres, the robbers: trt they got out a
a station before reaching Jersey City
snd most of them escaped with theii
booty. Some 80 or 40 have been ar
rested snd portion of them identified
The great Rcdman gun which throw
shot go inches in diameter and weigh
| ing I. .O80 pounds. WAS recently triec
and proved success. I, is the larges
| gun in the world. Only think Of a bal
weighing over half ton. It takes l0t
pounds Of powder for an ordinary charge
and 1875 pounds for heavy work. 1t i
thought ,ha, 3 ball from this monsIe
win crush The side OF any iron-clad yes
selyel built.
A man named Cook, living in OF,
Windsor. Canada West, recently pois
oned four Of bis children, all girls. .hre,
Of whom died, and the fourth was no
expected TO live, then cut the throa, o
a fifth daughter. from which she cal
hardly recover snI ended BY cu,,in.
his own throat. & ON the effects of wbici
he died. No cause known for lhe deed
bu, it is supposes that the loss of hi
wife in July, and the fear of want uuse,
tied his mind. The three younges
children were laid out rs if for bu,ia
by himself.
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eZ Maryland is now free SAFE
having adopted the free constitution BY
soms,hine over 800 vo.es. This cuts
Delaware Of from the Slave States en-
.irslv. and she ruust soon follow suit.
Thus. one By one the States not en''
brsced 10 ahs Presidents proclamation
Of freedom. are getting ia Of the curse
which has been the ''frui;ful source oi
Al onr wos."
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EU- We trust now that the election
is over our exchanges will have some
things brsile political extravaganzes in
iliem. A heated canvass is always pro-
lipic Of great deal Of galvanized liter
ature, which should never see the light.
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1864. TAX NOTICE! 1864
TREAsUR r. 0sFicE. ]
JErFERsoN CouNrY. s

STATE or KANSAS
;. z. GEPHAhT, Ccunty lreasiiref 6f said
4 County, as ordered IN .tci .t -. ehsn,e,
is' OF ihe Compiled Laws OF Ibis S,a-s. b, bsr,..
BY CIV, npiire iiIat the Tax Eoilgf a ID. isEi
tor jefferson County, has been placed In NV h,.RfI.
ior collection, ,ad ihat tho iolovins nm. :
stand charged on said Roll on earh one hr.n,,r,.i
dollars valuation, 10 wit:
State Tax. 90 ceuts on the SIOa salsati. 4,
State School tax. 10 cents ON 10
County tax, 60 cents on
Oskaloosa Township tax. 10 cents on ID
Grasshopptr Fail, Township ~ els an -
kenlacky Township lax. III eentsion b fio
SarcCxio 10 csn,s ~, u'
School District tax in School isI,ic,s uo
Nos l. l.. l3, 10, Is 30 and 50 40 c,s on a.,
Nos. 2 o s 10, II 81 and IS. l25 c,s, q, 40
Nos. ), q, II. "a and y. - cents i, ~ ~
nos. IA, II, %. 2l, %, 80. 50. 3s6 IS.
No 10, 70 cents. and No. -. so ,.er,s ,n 70 70
ALso, tha' VIII, in person or by -, ,,,v )
IN atte"danss ni the ussn piac., Of hcI,l;rg
lo.s III eaea township. iqr tie psrpos,, ~ ~
daies, To wit: uayS and
Jeiier,oa Township, Monday, Nov. mbsr -,h ,se.
Htassnepp,r = aus do cdnesday~ o,h'.. 4
osam kee Township. n-sday Io,h :,
Rock Creek q. Eri.i,v iVt1,
Nav tg " Tuesdsy llth,
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~. ,sieoA's townsh,p, Thursday, and Fui.v
n;c. anu i ot iso' And after ti.a date, A. m.
Given Under NV hand and s.., ,,.;.
October, A ID. 1864. '"'s 81 day of
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rhc French Preventive.

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sgY A sskaeClsIlan Ciab, !" 81 East RAa-
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