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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-02
Omcinl Wnr Bnlletln.

WAsu1NoroN, Oct. %, Q ?. NJ
Njor GcaerR John A. Dia' New Y0rk:
Dispatches from Gen. Grant, received
this cyoning. inform tho Department that
an advance in force, for tho purpose of Il
reconnaissance, was made yesterday by
Warren and Hancock IN the evening the
enemy attacked Hancock vigorously, but
were repulsed.
Our purpose being accomplished, the
troops were withdrawn from tho advanced
positions to which they had been pushoi
to nearer the line of their former occupa.
ton. The kilograms of Gen. Grant give
all the details received:
Cry PoiNT, . p. NJ, Oct. 27.
Hon 4. M Stanton Sec Of Var.
have jusr returned from the crossing o Z
tho EOydtoa plank road with Hutchtrs
Crock, Our line now eXtends from its for
mer left to Armstrong; Mill; thence 10y
tho south bank of lIatcher's Creek to the
point above uamod AT every point the
o elemy was found ntrcnched. and his works
manned. No attack was made tuing the
day further than TO drive the pickets and
cavalry inside of the main works. Our
casualties have been slight considerably
less than 200 killed wounded and missing
The same is probably true with the enomy.
We captured seven loaded teams, on their
way from Stones Crock about u dozen
beef cattle, a travelling forge, and 75 to 100
prisoners. On the right Butler extended
round well toward the Yorktown road with
out finding point ungnardod We shall
koop our troops out where they are till tc-
ward noon tomorrow, in hopes of inviting
an attack.
L. $. GRANT, Lieut., Gen.
ClW roiNr, Oct, %
I'oR H. " SipitoR:
The attack on General Hancock. now that
orepcrt hts been read, proves to be u dc.
oded succoss. He repused the enemy and
remained in his position, holding posses
sion OF the Geld till midnight, when he
commenced withdrawing. Orders hnl been
given for the withdrawal of the . Corps
before the attack was made We lost no
prisoners except usual sttagglers who arc
always picked up.
Oar captures tor tho day on the south
side foot mp gl0 The rebel Cen Dcarig
is reported killed Gem Meade in his re.
port, says: Il am induced to believe the
succoss of the operation which was most
decided, is mainly due to the personal cN-
ertious of Major-Gener, !, Hancock, and CON
spiouoHs gallanlry of BriSalierG General
EaSen.'
U. S. GRNST, Liout.-Gen.
Reports from Con- Shermln's department
to G o'clock this evening Indicate that the
rebel army in making threatening demonstra-
tons against rounossec, but there is no
doubt that Sherman and Thomas will be
found prepared for whatever movement
may take place.
Reports from Missouri and Arkansa, con
eur in stating the defeat OF Prico with
heavy loss.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Sec. of War.
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rItERIrE,S SALE

SNHERIFF'S SALE.
Robert Bouke
VS. : Wood Co. Com. Pleas.
II .nry ,bot, ct nj.
by virtue OF an orler of Sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
of Wood C ,unty Ohio, and to me dirtctvd and de-
lirered, will offer FIR ale at public ven luc, as
the door of the Court House, in Penys sburg, Wool
Cuuntv, Ohio. on
TUESDAY, November 22n1, A. D., 1861.
Between the hours of QUE and twu O'Clock r. NJ, of
said day, the following described property to-wit:
The Northwest quarter of the South East quarter.
and the South half of the North East quarter Of
Section number four A. Of township number four
90 North range number nine (9) East and the
West halfof the Southwest quarter Of Section
number twenty y-eght, of township number four IN
North, of range number nine (9) East All in Wood
County, ohio. Appraised $3.50 90.
G. G.. BAIRD
Coroner s. Acting Sheriff.
R..G Co2wIN, Pl'ttf's Airy.
PeTysburg, Oct. lIth, 1861. 2jt$S e5
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The primary object of the late movement
of tho Army OF ehe Potomac. proves to
have beeu 10 ascertain ,ho strength, exteut
aud position of the enemy's works. II
satisfactory information was gathered on
these points lis end would be accomplished
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1865.
THE LADY'S FRIEND,
A NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
AarEaRATURE ARD FASHION.

Tln Publishers ofthis new Magazine in en- crng
upon III second year o. its existence, beg leave
to olf their thauks to the reading public fh the
support wlicl thly have 81 Gp9rIlly EXTENDED to
thou. Very few Magazines hava been able, in
their second wear, to boast Of 30 large circulation
that to which he Luays Hienk has now attain
ed. Referring to the numbers already published
as indicative of the character ofour Magazine we
may briefly say that will continue to b, davotei
t. Cdoice Literature and the Illustration of the
Fashions. 1t will contain the latest patterns of
CloAks Caps, Bolnets, iIial-dresses, Fancy W,r.,
Embroidery, &C. with Receipts, Music, aul othel
m lttcrs interesting tj lllies.
7ieLtl'r Eiia! vii! b. ljt,l by Mrs. Henry
Peterson, wao will rely upon lha services in the
Literary DepIrm mt o. tit following
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One of th, st. Alb,as raj tars, upon his arr,st
in Canada, sent the following dispaich:-G George
n, Suuders, Ottawa Hotel, Montreal:
We are captured. Do what you aan for us
g. G. WALLACE
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SHERtFF'S SALE.
Edwin Reed
VS.
Eliza J AlcOrn pt nj
Wood Com. Pleas.

Ellza y. AlcOrn ct al
BY virtue of an order of sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court of C0mmin Pleas,
Of Wood County, Ohio, and to me directed and de-
livcrpd, will Offer for sale at public vendue at the
door oftbe Court House, in the town Of Perrysburg,
Wood county, Ohio. on
SATURDAY, November Goth, 1864,
Between the hours of aud 2 o'clock p. NJ. of said
day, the following property, to- wit: Il M
Commencing at the northwest corner of Section
thirty t3O], township five 81, north, t75) of range
eleven (ll) east, in Wood county, 0hio, running
south thiry-sx (36l rods, thence cast fty-one
(5 rods, thence north thirty-six (36) rods therce
west thirteen (lS) rods and three G 3) feet, to a
stake thence north eight (sl rods, thence west
seventeen III rods thirteen and half (l3IS) feet
to place of beginning; containing twelve aud half
(l215) acres OF land, more or less.
Appraised 81, ,566 81
O. G. BAIRD,
Coroper and Acting Sheriff
JAMES MURRAY, Attorney.
Perrysburg, Oct. p, 1854. 2ieSq 20
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In this department great advantage may be
tanned by close cash buyers from the fact thatt
goods are bought for cash directly Of the Eastera
dealers and manufacturers and all imported good
are bought at just what it costs to import them
hence he can afford TO sell goods at
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A accommodating party about throe hum
dred strong, was sent out on The 24lh IRON
Powells division in tho neighborhool of
Front Royal. The expedition was com.
uandcd by Major Gibson, who so gallant
ly distinguished himself in the Averill ac.
ton at Wcodield, in JulJ last. During
the earlier hours of the morning of the
2ith, Major Gibson moved his command
across both branches of the Shenandoah
River aud moving through Front Royal,
passed on towards Milford and the Luray
Valley. Before daylight he camo upon the
cnemys pickets and drove them in, cap
turing one or two. He then. passed rapid
ly ON towards Milford Creek On the way
up he met the enemy in limo OF battle with
two pieces of artillery, and although his
force did not exceed throa hundred, he de-
poyed il in line OF battle without re-
serve, aul charged thcm. Tho enemy per.
haps remembering oar other late astonsh.
ing cavalry operations. did nothing moro
than fire o volley nd bro k Major Gil, =
son continued the pursuit as rapidly as it
was possible for him to move forward ia
ths darkness, Tle enemy kept his ar,i .
lery on the pike, and after drinS one round
limbered up and made of to the rear Ow.
ing to Gibson's inferior force hc-cuuld not
flank the enemy and get at his artillery.
The onemy seut his artillery to the rear
and kept his cavalry aIo'g the right a,i,l
left OF The roa tp cover it In getting of.
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f, however. any weak place. was discov-
cred or any oppnftuhiiv for easy Ranking
presented itself the chance would not be.
suffered to pass by neglected Expedi.
dous Of this nature, in the face Of a for.
mid Ole and stFongly.iiuienche Zoe, are.
always hazardous and rcqgifc no ordinary
skill to insure success aud rcpel the SUD
den attacks that they call forth. In both
these respects, The m jvement resulted in
all that could be anticipated. The fierce
onshughts OF the rebels were gallaptly re-
pclicl, without greater loss on onr side
than could be reasoelbly anticipated; while
oui captures Of prisoners were very con.
siderable. bumbcfius sgne 800, boslc "A
Considerable part Of Wade Hampton's cav
airy train.
Our news from Shcrmln's department is
quite IDeager and vague Tlc rebels I'M
der Hood alta ked D citur. Ala, Oh Friday
and Saturday. but after repeated attacks
were driven OF. with the loss of four guns
aud 1870 prisoners. lie then retreatod from
/ Decatur, hut is said t. have crossed tie
! Tennessee at Cypress Creek. Py way OF
/ Louisville We have the rmnor, not worthy
I Of credit that Sherman has evacuated At
/ hntl and is D. ov'ns forward all bis troops
TO dcfeat Hoods attacks on his communiea.
I tlOUs.
IN East Tennessee Gaporal Gillian has
! Igaiic n decisive victory over V0u5 MS
and pimcrr bHgales Of Brcckinridge' S
comminl. They were stationed at Pan
/ thcr Springs. aud in a strong position
Gsnoral Gillian carried the day by spirit
ed charge, in which tho sabre was freely
used. Two hundred prisoners were cap
turel, inclu Ting Colonel Ross, commanding
a b igalc, 200 le1cls wounlel, and 40
| killed.
| Prices losses in tho battle of the % !,
near Kansas e ty, were 300 killed and 200
wounded aud left on the field Ills regular
force consistedof thirtysix regiments, mum
boring in the aggregate, $4,000 men. lie
had also u large bol ly of lew levies When
last heard from he had bnt two cannon
left, one of which was disabled.
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READY,MADE CLOTHING.

In this department, we have thelargest and mos
complete assortment in Northern Ohio. Made up
according to the latest fashions and in the most sub
stantial manner, warranted TO give the very best
satisfaction, or no sale.
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MUCH LOWER PRICES

than goods are generally sold, which is an item
great interestto to the people OF Wood county. sui
ifcent in ducement, we take il, to make Perrys
burg As trading point.
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Dannor'S Patent Clothes Dryer.

EHE ladies are specially invited to call at tie
l Agricultural Warehouse, and see the only
sensible clothes dryer cvor inyea.d Full aud halt
ciroles NOW ready Tor delivery.
d. KREPS.
Nov lst, 1881. 2Ttf
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A DMINISTRATRIX' NOTICE. Notice is here
Ably given that the undersigned has been duly
appointed and qualified AdminiStratix Of che es-
tate OF James Forrest, deceased. All concerned to
goveln themselves accordingly.
ANNA FORREST. Administrative.
Oct 81. 1864. 2Sd.
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HANDSOME SrEB4 ENGRAYlNGS.
A Im lspmp Steel Fancy Engraving and n Su-
perb Cplprsd Stoe Frshion Plate will illustrate
every number besides well executed Wood Cuts,
illustrative of the Fashions Pattern, &C., too nu
merOus to detail.
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EXEMPTION NOTICE.-C. X, RUHL,
4 or his assignees, will take notice thai Jacob
Belvlle depositedin in the Treasury of Wood County,
Ohio. forty two dollars, 40 cents, to redeem the
north northeast section 81, town north. range IL
east eighty acres, sold at the Delinquent Tax SALE
january 20, 1868.
GEO. n. PARSONS, County Auditor.
AuDIToR's OFFICE, WooD Co., D..
Perrysburg, Oct. "a, 1854. 2oc'
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS a
IIAr, srIiAw AND srALIt cUErrns.


A s The season for cuttiugiiy Straw and Corn
LASialks, is approaching. the undersigned would
call Che attention Of all having straw 10 fced % tie
imqoriancs Of cutting their feed Il Is the uniyer
sal tsstim ny Of all tthat have used cut feed that
il Il saving Of at least ono half. 4 have a large
liue ofcuttsrs (Doth wheeled and lever, which
ID. KREP5.
Perrysburg. Nov. lst 1884 27N.
DOAD N0TICE.-Notice Is hereby given tina,
h1p-tition viii be presented othe Commission
ers Of Woad County, Ohiu, at 4heir December ses-
sion, neKt prny ing them q cause 30 be viewed, To-
cGtod aul established, tbe following proposed
county road, 70 wits Commencing a. a point on
the Miumee and Western Reserve Road, between
road tracts nineteen (19) aii twenty-five (229
thence running south, along the section line to the
northwest olrncr Of section thiry-siE (S0), town
four "a United states Reserve, and there termin-
ate.
J. II. PIERCE.
ferysborg October 23th, 1884.
\. ,,.,r. assortment Lanterns and Chan1euers1
Aara M hand 32zz
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NEW ADvERTlSM Mrs

G. 2. Rogers, Pm, B'loro JOAN Patterson,
J,R, Eddy, Dert ship, Wood county, 0.
ON the 18th day of October A. d, 1864. said
INJUSTICE issued an order OF attachment in the
above action, for the sum OF fifteen dollars.
Alex. Brown, Atty for Pm.
Liberty, October I9th, A. d. 1854 27c
EXEMPTION NOTICE. J.MsNcwton or his
hassignees will take notice that James w. Prug
deposited in tho Treasury of Wood County Ohio,
Mr,y-siv dollars % cents, to redeem the East 4
of the North West =. Of section three, town fivc
North, range ten East. Eighty acres, snld at the
Delinquent Tax Sale, January 18th, 1882,
2lo~ GEO. n, PARSONS, County Auditor.
Auditors oAice, Wood County, Ohio.
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Tie Cmcimaili GafFfle saws,

~ - VIITI7ITIFT NTTITIIU NWl D.
Oar Washington Specials contain an am.
nomcomout that will be gratifying 10 the
loral people, An arrangement has boon
oneoted between Generals Grant and Lee.
hy which onr Government is Go feed and
clothe our own prisoners, unior the special
superiutendanoe of Umted States officer,
appointed and paroed for that purpose. -
The rebels are 20 DO the same.
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Western Kentucky is overrun with rebel
socr''lles, and pluudering and recruiting
part W CoideJorage soldicra.
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Election Day, Tncsday, NOvcmbcr ..
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NEw York. Oct. 27.--The Richmond DsS.
pdtth of Oct. oath says: " EARLY on Satur.
day morning our gpuboats lying at anchor
in Graveyard Bend, below Chapu'S Bul,
were opened upon by Yankee battery
nowly erected on Signal Hill on tho north
bank, a mile further down the river. Ouc
OF the first OF the cuemy'S shells exploded
on the deck uf tho ittlo steamer Drury.
near her Goregun. wounded two men s.
verely. Tho Dtury weighed anchor aud
got out OF range as quickly rs possible,
The iron ram fredericksburg was struck
several times, but suffered little injury
The greatest damage done aboar of her
was by one of the Yankee shells which ex-
plodod immediately over her grating
woundmg six mon -four very slightly and
two severely, II is said the Richmond
came in for her share of tic fire and had
/ her s,uoko.stacli Knocked into cooked hat.
Tho enemy kept up the for an hour.
Tho Toronto Globe of the 25th, in an ar.
ticle ON tho recent raid into Vermont, says
all rightmmdol Canadians will rejoice
that SO many OF tho ST. Alhans robbers
have been caught, II thinks General Dix
rather oVersteppcd the bounds Of pru-
/ deuco' in authorizing Americans to pursue
them over the lme, but says the seizure OF
a criminal by unauthorized persons will sci.
/ dom be objected to so long as the criminal
/ is at once handed over to tho authorities
/ This was done in tho present Instance. and
/ whatever foundation thero may be fol
/ Young's complaint that ho was forcibly
seized by Americans, there can be no doubt
that he and his associates are now legally
in custody. Il regards Young plea that he
is commissioned officer uf the Conledera
cy as iuvalid, II believes tlat if the raid,
ers went from the South to Vermont, oud
then fed into Gnala thoy might be rel
ugees, and entitled 20 protection, but a,
they won't from Canada into Vermont, ii
would be tho much TO admit the right o
the Coulodentes TO commission men I,
carry ON war with Canada as a base OF op
erauons. Such thing ought eithor to b,
aN oifonse against Canadian laws, OF sucl
an ohense against American law, as woul,
como under the operation OF the ExFali
ton Treaty. IL worry properly susgest
that continuance ot these raids may in
Volve tho Provinces in trouble, aud ada,
that il auy similar brigaud expedition fgou
thc Province becomes known or suspected
i will be tho imperative duty OF amy goo,
citizen To report ,Ao matter at once to th
authorities.
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UNION STEAM MARBLE WOTKS.

MANUFACTURER of Grave Stones, Mouu-
vi mens, Mantes, and all kinds offarniture slabs
of American, Italian, Spanish, French, Lisbon, Ir-
ish Egyptian Marbles. 2I2 Summit ST., Tole-
do, Ohio.
All kinds oF polishing materials on hand.
2jlV u. PAPINEAW, Gen'l A gent.
EXECUT0RS NoTIOE. Notice is hereby given
I1that have been duly appointed and qualified
as Executor with the will annexed on the estate
of Elizabeth Anderson, late of Wood county, Ohio,
deceased All persons interested will govern .hem
selves accordingly.
JOHN w. UNDERWOOD,
24l# Executor.
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McCLEII.AN's ANswER.--1he CouHtrv 10
McCsslLrA--" Are you for war cv peaoei"
McCtetl.A 10 Ms Ceuatry-"l do not re-
member."
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THE VERY BEST TEST OF oHEAPNEss
is aUALITY.

Inspection and comparison Esill prove that fer
riety, elegance, richness, cheapness, beauty ane
quantity, this stock is unsurpassed by any now Of
fered in the West. l-s.| rNs
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FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
Of Illinois.
ANDREW JOHNSON,

of Tennessee.
ELscToRs.
JOIN NJ coNNELL, I NI.arg
JOHN =. PlEllN, ~ ~ D
JOHN X. GREEN.
STANLEY MATTHEWS,
LEWIS B. GUNCKEL,
SrEPuEN JOHNSON.
WILLIAM l.. WALKER,
MILES GARDNER,
HENRY w. SMITH,
OzGAS BOWEN,
JACOB SCROGS,
WILLIAM SHEFFIELD.
GEORGE A WALLER,
HENRY T. PAGE,
JAMES u. SrANBERY,
JOHN II. INCOMES.
FREDERICK w. WOOD,
LORENZO DANF0RD,
JOHN MCCOOK.
SETH MARSHALL,
ABNER KELLOGG.
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Ei4loN NATIONAL TICIkET.
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Doubtful voters reported SOP
The number Of New hampshire sollers
IN the held must be almost 10 GOO, oue.haf
OF whom are voters, and viii bo sure to
vote ton TO one Tor Lincoln.
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The Concord Mohitor says that tho New
Hampshire Republican State Cohtral Com.
miitee announces the following figures as
the result of their recent canvass OF tllat
State, which does not include the soldiers
vote.
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NO, 3IV " aIhuI NIi EhIIauVIpHH'
~ Specimen Copies viii be sent 10 those DE-
sirons Of getting up Cllbs the receipt Of Fifteen
Cents. 2Ta
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8. As7d:r be =. is when / taken ,ut
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PERRYsBuRG, ONO.
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Which he invites the public to call and examine.
and fully satisfy themselves, both as to quality
and price.
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HARDwARH. GROCERIES. &C.

,zy-Prosus.,a taken ins1ohaase for goods.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-22
Conservatism Unmasked.

Conservative newspapers and Conserv-
ativs stump orators, both Of the Copper
head and Clsybank stripe, have long
been trying 10 convince the public that
the Radicals were facsionists, revolution
lists, Jacosins, and general disturbers Of
the peace. The impression sought to be
conveyed las been that the Conserva-
tives we're the men 10 restore peace to
Missouri. Well we now have the evi-
denee, and what is the result? We have
war and bushwacking, murder, and arson
and general bloodshed; and where? In
Radical counties and Radical districts !?
Let US see The principal troable is in
Northwest Missouri A portion of the
Northwest isvery Radical, aud portion
is very Conservative. A portion is very
quiet, and portion full of rebels and
bloodshsd The counties of CLAY, Platte,
Ray, Charlton, Clinton, Howard aud
Boone are probably the most disturbed
aud disloyaL Among the most quiet
ara Holt, Atchison, Nodawa, Harrison,
Grundy and Putnam Now, how do they
stand politiealIy2 The following vote,
cast at the last November election, tells
the story. In the disloyal counties the
vote was "a foliowe.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-22

Nor are the absve named counties ex-
csptions to the general rule. All over
the State the same thing ia presented
The Radical districts have peace-the
Conservative districts war and hnskwack.
ing. Nor is ihis thing determined by
county lines The 81 Joe. Tribune tells
us that the northern portion Of the coun-
ty in which it is published (Buchanan).
and which is strongly Radical, is quiet.
while the southern portion, which is just
50 strongly Conservative, is oEerrun
with gasrrillas
These things do not exist..withous rea-
son, and that reason is very easily per.
eeived. Radicalism rests upon uncon-
diiioasl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. upon
rebel sympathy and rebel afiilistfoa,
productive Of rebellion iiaslf.
After the developments Of the present
season, there will be little question as to
which 10 the loyal party 10 Missouri
Conservation and treason will be almost
Synonymous True, thsre are conserv.
ative men who are undoubtedly loyal,
but the disloysl tendency of Conssrva-
tism, as policy, can no longer be sue
eessfnlly eontroverted. By ts fruits is
it kn0wn-Aissouri Democrat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-22

CoESRRED.-Joseph T. Mcdonald
made two hours speech at Muncie last
Saturday, but it was hard to tell where
be stood when he got through. To eluci-
date the subject, Hon. Alfred Kilgore
handed to the speaker the follwing ques-
tion in writing:
Are you in faror Of prosecuting the
ssar in any manner, FOR the suppression
of the rsbellion2 II not, By what means
do you propose to preserve the Union 2
The first part of the question was hard
enough to answer, but the second was a
stumper. Our candiats for Governor
put the paper in his pocket and refused
to respond.
Ever since Joseph got his cable
around the Capitol al Washin gton to pull
it over on free soil, he has been very
cautious about answering knotty ques-
tions.-Ind. Journal