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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
Wark kAad aas fae CANADIAN ReieseE
s..All lhe chief cities 81 ssle NeflA
a he Bafnea ky tAe Kebsl

The rebels are inclined 70 - pEpse npalt
ina dastAraly and murieroaa lneahs here
tos,re relied upon by taem ~ rarst I. ps.ll
heir wicked intentions agalAAs the Ualna
rhay have before thrcatened, h enks e
,l,.as,er. to raise the black Gag and give iIs
ooar,er. and nov they have bit upon ~.
other beautiful programme Here = =
from a late number Of the Richmond lFA,ss
we nav no, Is true. b able e ssad aiding
earty 10 ansh iaso PHILADELPHIA q NsE lsls e g
.hs worh uss hasa Ne asiiaHss taas Wi sessss
t,,.4k Are far enough - resvA thtn--t.ss We hase
"a, which win 20 fsr,hsr than hoaeaasa IN rate
81 I'll, nesetrsss where he saishiisst artillery
..,,,,,l ,n.is NJ impression have fnensy. a
.,t,,,o, q ,a,l,ar. vrs,la rs Ia sshes New faek
Ie,..6a l.Allaass,k. khieaen Nsislnstg. Waiting.
,n and All asoir slsisf eisias and the mn h Dc
he ts,slaess nay u pickles ~ - Tho AaHsifs'l u
The s,roets 81 shass very ses,es Il a ahossld te
,hes.xAt unsafe 70 ass them there ara daring ne IL
Canada. 81 Aioesans sod other essnfnaIAls who
have rseapsa k;an 1aakee aangrons sha who
would ryIelcs ., a. opportunity o. doing sesasshing
iaai woald make al Ysnkselem hsWl WITH anguish
and cuastsFnusisa. That what ~ are sayisg msy
ls Kirsn mora practical snsh, NJ yin Add shaa We
know aud have talked ui,a mana ~sn known
oasces IL tha army, and every way eanapassat aad
es--xAe i ready aaa aa1io0s 20 pFseesi - caakda
on this business Hsknsssths riss BE siii eneoun-
ter hst & sare q the fesni thps ~Ili te aesissed
Ne have addressed ourselves 70 ,fhs sasAortIe -
the gOvernmsnt beeAsse re seei asi shsdow 81 4
IA, a. 5lsss ast. ~ s,.t3 - sE.,ld nader eba
esrennstsness h iassIhatle, legtiaasse snd sghs
Bui tAoala tAsy reject tls plan, - We suppose thsy
wasla, Ilssa NJ wih 10 rsniad the public that The
scheme can n well be esscaied rs private enter
prise a. by the arecticn eosinivance Of the aA-
tAorial:s Rishmona fsr whom saeh = tste waa de-
sgnsd Cslariessen, ever. day witnessing the dispo-
sitien q she snemy n this regard shd hearls sz-
,.eFienciAg tho hazards Of having their purpose
sehievea, ccaia sasliy raise the mepey aeeded for
the sssssnplisAiasnt q tie design Mspey will
sapplytAs lasn. sha thxyFr pesly etgaaised and d>
rorssd wossld sasliy and esrtsinly % TIE work. =
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he nslpss Il WHISKY.

A short time since two q our Federal
irkcts, 81 Athens, in the county Of Ne Mum,
~ Federal soldier through beth arms,
81 81 latest dates il Was asserted that one
ru soaid have to be smpaaaacd. A reiia.
), Uaion man from there ssiSs u that tkis
r. H. Esrk ef sekisky.
Tlsdy doing bad work here. a. wen
8 u Atssas. and seeas % have his bead.
sz-sa n half the business hosses in the
a. Asa consequence, eitiEsns staggcr On
!, sre<ss. and common soldiers Are drunk
as &C Sabbath. So far Is We arc con,
rasl We have resolved 10 sign no permit
4 tAs introduction Of liquors into East
issassee except for Drug Stores, and then
p nnsi know who the proprietor is. 10
- way ne shall throw che responsibility
9oa the Military authorities And whilsi
= % 20; assume 10 dictate 10 them, VIC are
p se1Ain thst they ought not, and Al
- dose every iiqaor shop in the place
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

., o.lcr Of Major General ScHorrEin, ell
49, ,bai are anti f,rsservice, win b.
-, "a the farmers Of East Tennessee. 90
I,,s,s ,hsa to raise crops. until called for
b. ne Chef ousrtermasser. No eitisen
~ h snoved to have greater number Of
.siusis than is repaired for his own ase.--
yor = Il asy be allowed 10 have them who
IA. where the animals would he exposed
7pta-e. Recvipts viii be taken in pro-
81 iarz IN all cases by the Chief Quarter
rass.sr :, Knoxville. let those who want
ssrs.saH mules TO plough and draw their
.5.as wagons, cab and get them.
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I ..sI.ill.. s.tsra.y. ApSa ls, zee.


r.r ally written % sfom & distance
..ss certain parties permits 10 open siere'
sSrsn, points in Ess, Tennessee. vs.
|. szured that tle parties arc loyal, q
= fact we have 30 doubt Ead We are
- to seed them permits BY naii- Vow,
J. or an. Che blanks til'sa up bs rs here
!. s.,h tAal tue parties theneia named
..,pessre,l and ssazlvfbef q ceyfaia esssA
-, ~ 4 Bscut A seat, and we certify, In the
-, r,sp,ed, tia, such S the fact. wiz
Sea have Us certify 10 what we know
~, Wia they have Us swear for lhemY
= vaa thcy have friend 70 sweare No,
IL ova ess,t ia person eai s'eear We
|. ssr.sinly understood now
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y Train No /. which LEFT I1oudoa for
azzaaoga At 10 a, m on the ilth, was
ssa OF the traek three miles froW
lAsas same morning. caused By some van
a drawing the spikes from tho ticS.---
Eghi box ears loaded with the 18th Ohio
Taluntser Infantry. under command OF
caiOad WkrLAzE, we're thrown on The
s1ek- Aisms Expres~ car and tive box
an wers Iea on The side Of the track unfit
@r use TEealy-three officers and soldiers
we're h=d!T injured. Those most seriously
isrt are Lieatenant Dgsoss, Ca. @. Lieu
isasbt GrsrR. Go. D.. and priraIes cfsrA
BasEs, Co. II, W r. KKxpHicK, 60. D. w
H Dcesrhs, Co. B. ALsEnT EoE, Go. C
1lyn ASDrEsoS, and ARTHra HIUnpack
Cs E The lives Of the ffrt and last
'iaed are dispaired Of
Dur military aatherities ought 70 burn
Ssry rebel house in that neighhoriEeod
a make business Of doing 30, every
- anything Of the kind occurs.
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Mr.. ADAMS As DIpIomatlst.

critical notice Of the volumes Of
ss'ss,is sorrespondeacs lately psblished.
= Sosta American Review for April takes
'ssoa e pay tbs following wdll-descrved
''aPlaent TO the minister Of the United
a-sss At the coart Of 81. James
present. csllection, the eerrespon.
- -.'',e sssah wall be read with lnast iister.
49, = e'aa which concerns our relations
-, - ssa,a aud Il is no small satisfaction
,p;,,. - : H''ssEcas shoa.id hate been eom.
q -, f ta''hs % srsiical q period, to man
az. an ao'e and tenaeioas IS SIR. ar
.ss.,..'.. "e 'i''f'i Of bis aaale ia hereditary
\ J,., IL no has been our embassssloF NJ
an s',e = nc has 50 aaqaitted i,lmsolf ~
- .Hao justify expectation. A tralY
hAA With sens az the trss n.,;nis
a. nov % be hafnca or diverted Sc hss
49, Tue dangerous business of The
tss.,s..' ,'sil Tue rshsl ramS With d discreet
~. - thit ;. already hayima IA rl,,,..t On
Fsr5, sp'hion IN Epglaad. ID Il tyaly IA.
IA y see Earl Resell endeayor;.,, ,a
.,.s,ss' man like shis q 800 ~ =. ~
tsss aess gradually become rexation.
EoR s aiad finally apologize eouces.
Aoaor b slams, continually AhavIhs he
rcnoE -, aad taking this oceasia.s,n b
hA HnS.s. Ne hlandest formaiity forces
'Aers 4. ? eioser aud els,ssF Is IL vail.
tt'syg,.is ses him pinned Ct hat .svsilh'
efsaasrstlen, ef s.snrve hui
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

A most Important measure was prekenicd
and unaaimDasly passed IN the Hoase Of
Representatives the other day. the eonse-
uslenee Of which, should X 70 thnoagh the
senate with Che SEINE CELEBRITY and unanim-
iiv, mav possibly have a most decided bear
Ing on our future relations with France
The Monroe doctrine Is right 10 principle.
right IN theory and right in practice. and
now that events transpiring in Europe show.
beyond . doubt, that monarchy h % be
established in Mexico upon the prostitute
form Of Republic stricken dowp hy the
power Of a leading m0harcl5sai Govern.
lnent for The Avowed purpose Or establish
ing slniIas ui6aarey n Mexico, Il q risss,s
aad proper THAI the uaited States, the lead.
lag republic ia the world aud the greatest
Power on the Western Continent, should
speak out the seRtineass of the people
The resolution which was passed presents a
protest 10 the world against the acknowl.
edgment Of nionarehical government In
Mexico, and reads thus:
eR.-otpsf Ily the senate and Ilsuse Of IeJscsFss-
tatwes in Caagress assenbied TlRt the Congress ot
the uaissd States are IN Kiag by sleRce 20 leave
the ansiyRs az the wasid ealss the mPresslop fhas
they sse in1issreni spevsatcrs % The ssai'lcEhos
eveEs tifst are aaW ttaHspsrsngAia the RspHhlm Of
Mexico: tkesgora they think il fl % declare that
il does not aecard aAh the people Il the United
States 10 aeknowledge q mnnarcislenl 6everHineas
efxrtsd @ che miss 20 any Tri5al5cgn 8overan,eHs
ID Aaassfcs, sfiser ths aaspsces ~ any European
power
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

!!s' II s. enAlnst them
'se alt iiiptls lhsf anla tbs
q s s = lse J - ID aslali lhslhk
- Narrow thelf 81 pefrinpteky
81, 5&fsy nhAehihaE5 and pfsel(kilais
1lls<N. Il Hfil IS {I'asxed by she natural
u Ne llsess ard The c0asei Ashllnh
q y sks spposis' d secession Csat5ss
H1lf 0atsss
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Card.

Tbs aib-efiher herubt gratefully returns his ain.
esFe taAnks 70 Major GkkTz and iha many seldieFs
and eiiikehs FOE their strenuous Efforts 70 frsele my
property from the Ore on the morning Of the eth
inst; aud since the Gre 20 Col. joas BANTER and
famIly Mslef GRAfz, the family ~ GAogae II.
b. their kind refnemhsahccs toward my family Ia
their present distre.s, have shown themselves 70 b
friends indeed. May he from whom all blessings
CONS amply reward yoa for yvur undersigned kind.
Hess l.. G. SuEPEED.
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Attachmank,


EaMsy n. EHsfs ps II +, Mcfarland s
ga anuearlnv ssorl shs ealsIsslt asoFn 70 10 Tbs
eass fh.s che ssld d y MoFaFihna haa resaessa e
s essfeesh hilsneit that the ordlessy g ias
50 served ufs,., HIM the satEss having eesn
sssa us,,z his saai estate: IL ns8eEd q - thas
.,sllirsisan h made II TIE kadxyilla MhsE nets
E,nr aid MeFaslaxa laappeas Aeli,Ft sns - ~
K....ss a New Masktf, 5esVssen ee.hlyi tsslhS -
- an sa,psaax 4 Mar nest and asssea 80 So
= il sasaa esl " ~ Sc hearing asa 1aaShasRs
s'.ss 2 s e. SoNATHAN LAwRANcR
..ssa.lss g. T. ~ tsllstta eeanls
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Notice of insolvency.

gINEiE insolvency Of the estate Of Pleasant III.
esataes, deed, having been legally suggested to
the CLERK Of TIN Coaaty Court u Andersol eanHiy
hereby hotifs aH peeeBs having elaims agnpsi SAID
,l,ns v,srrild BY law 20 that distribution ean b
made. ar they vii be fafsseF baFrpa, This sth
Msseh. lsel. ayILLIAM CROSS
arTis.sts Adm'r estate IL r. u. aaFasEf dee q
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Notice of Insolvency.

TEsHE insolvency Of the ests.e ef james Farger-
sos., deed. having heeu legally suggestsd 10
he Clerk III The County Court u Anderson county,
hesrby notify all persons having claims against
said sslste 10 die ihsla legally authenticated, within
the time prescribed hy law So that aisiFi6utioH can
i, s,aAss er ihey viii BE forever barred. This 4th
uar.h lat;4. WILLIAM CROSS
aprls~ias Admir- essaie IL Jas, faFgsrsoa
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IfkApayAHTKns roE Picruaea-Ms T. NJ
scutisa, Afsist fsvra sssksiIle has sssablehsa
eeasei gallery In this city. lis place u business
Is neat 70 General CAIRNS Headqaarsrs, where
he lie ready ts furnish every style u petarss such
IS phetogrephA Carries de vista &C. Call and sx-
Rmine specimens. npFis-ssss
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Attachment

John Witeheil. Adm'r. ~ John n. SaFyers
and Srmpsi L. 1Vea
TINE plaintiff on siidavit that the defendants
arr indebted "a him. and that they 20 atacoad
thst process essnos be .eryed on them having Oh
the defendants made retarnabls besoFa 4. d. jon
roimon, Justiss Of the Psaee Of KBo1 eoanty,
and the same having bseh levied on their property:
It l. ordered by sad Justice that dsfspdsHts sppesr
before him 81 Sis ofes IN Knoxville on the eleventh
dsy Of June, 1854 on Il viii BE proceeded with sxs
psrte II l. further ordered that this notice b pne
iished for four eaRseeutise weeks In the ka0xville
Wing. This tth day af November 1854.
apyis-St efSss RID. JOE R0L MON, Up.
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, gpgxrills aio


50, RAJ. tie work ssss sFsvsls e,
y, = - 80 ssr,vss srS nR ct lfeessgi
- s's'. =, ~.,,,a-.Tslismea . he Frssi
Fss ifs $50 dec, 10 t,lacf thss assn.
~ : - ,-,,.,ls--Eeesi s,siss aisesa.
- . -. !. 49,. ,sr sDeou.resa lsna ssa ssa;
y sfN4. n grcga hsavss, 6st ses tF-na tase
y -. .,,,ss ,sall .tsaa whilst stands the ssr
= -, No sasre eansessiou Rosi
; s'S''''', - Ia 4s4-.s. j. saess ihaA pest,
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Wanted to Purchase.

wRLi-LoCATEp piece of elevated ground
~ Of aloat four or Eve acres Convenient to
sot1 read aud In close proximity 10 the corporate
limits ef this city, For further particulars apply TO
REp. J, A. BRRGRATH,
.nris-sts kncxsiiss, Tern.
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Tur ADAMS, EXPRESS COMPANY

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
HAyfSG opened sn efhes IN Knoxville with
I perfect eoaneesioas BY Rsilrped are TiEspared
10 forward Money aud Exprsss Packages in charge
Of special messengers. ~ al parts q the United
States.
sGr Money Tor soldiers win u forwarded ~ ~
A1'' ADAMS kxPREss COMPANY.
sps-tf n Z. SrAocT, AgssL
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

A Splendid Chance Tor . bargain.
w ANfRD 70 exchange ssss god farm near
w KnexyiIla. Tenhesssa valuable farm d ifU
acres Ia Msnrvs eouhty, wisconsia. Ninety sersS
farming land the bslnnea ven timbefsd The farm
L Rei sstehsa nad b within sfx aiies 81 The coas
~ seat and Rallroaa Depgs
Also, 800 acres Of splendid pins lahd. saiaabla
fer is lumber and l6F farming purposes. II = veil
located en- the Black River wa1ch affords good con.
lnun.eatien With al parts of the world II = guar.
sntsed to yield 2sevo fssk cf clear stuff Without sas
ting any snall tlmheF.
y. w. roMLTSsoN.
Rsssfsaes-o. r TKnPts spfls.its
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TaE AastaF e Hcw Haven, Ccaai q 3.
10 sstpnely terrified
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eEsnE t.f ! tssssf safsei hott assuE sieht
ssxsS sd n kSssA Nth eak 80 Re1 lenp
3, "a zs6 ~. sd sesn Htll nt1ef = q. -
h6hes i n 60 hare fks sa1se - elssiaS tpfssAtl
80 -, s. = u. s. iEAHB
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Notice.
Noffce.

ALL persons indebted 70 rus ~ uOts or account
Z se tit Jos. A. MARRY,
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aaaFLAx SPINNING WHEELS;
100 WOOL SPINNING WHEELS;
800 acssn Wheal Ircas
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-10

ST.. Lor1s. June is. 1883.
Mr. Jso. II. BLOOD, Agent Of Lalemand's rheumatism.
5out aud Neuralga Specific IL have prescribed the
above mentioned Specific and must say that have
found any remedy that carries much certainty OF
anick aud saiury that hiss in all the where
have used il. d. G. W. PHILLIPS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-10

keep constantly hand and for sale at the lowest
prices to cash customers and prompt large and
we'll selected stock of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-10
SEWING MACHINE

The press Of the whole country have been lord in their
enthusiastic praises Of the Wheeler Wilson Machine
AZ for example:
ssIt has no Fivai-"-t Sefertsft fmerfear
sit surpasses all others Ladies Rrpssiterp.
ave prefer them for fartily use.T-- " u. Trf1sst
trhev are the favasites Ter fanes.m-iE T. fSDss.
"The Queen OF Sewing MACHINES So. tsscess 9Tstsrs
The annual sae is nearly equal to those OF all the ok-
er sewing Machines contained ThIssineie fact viii con
mend the machine hcycna AIRY other argument that can
b. presented. For sale a. No 3 Main street
febf6-dtf T. v v. B8lfAf-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-10
SrArE OF Iowa, Lee County, IS.

In the District Court of said County at Fort Madison
NJ. Magpun, PaistT, VS. Ficklen Lucas, Csdy Jones
Peck, Christians Wright. Defendants.
Notice Is hereby given the defsn herein above
named that petition in civil action Is file In the
Clerk Office OF the district Court aforesaid duly vef
fed in behalf OF the above named plaintiff against you
AMI claiming decree an-; yon, eSting sng all yonr
right title interest lien in bot in block ~ in the
Guy Qthe xxx Ice county, Iowa. and that the title Of
E1iiy Hall the vene and warrsntee of petitioner,
70 the said rrts be queted and forever established and
for general relief
Aud unless You appear and make defense thereto be
fore OF the SECOND day of thu next term of said
Conrt to commence the first MpndaF OF December
1851 iulsfnssf viii be rendered against you prayed
for in said petition. ROBERT Ii. GILLMuRA,
octl5-dlw Attorney for Petitioner.
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Lssslry. Ill. July 10th. 1858.

LasAIfx, ILL.,, July 10th, 1883
JoHs n. BLOOD, Esq.-Deav Sir. have been sufferer
for six years with Chronic Rheumatism and take great
Measure In recommending Lamand Gent and Eeu-
ralga Specific to be the medicine for that disease
that have heard Of When commenced taking ii
could hardly walk sit tiiI. great the pain
and in three days free from it, and legs are for
Ne FIRST time in ave years. free from pain ard feel so
nimhle that think would be dancing all the while II II
did not cost much for music But II splendid
those diseases try It. have just found Capt Ray
n friend Of minel his kick with inamnatory
atisin and told him what your medicine did for
he will send you for Of It. Enclosed please find
dollars and send me two bottles of the Specific II
should not need mysef will give II that
does for there plenty that suffering with those
diseases that unacquainted with your Specific and
think that you ought to publish 1t in city in the
Union. yery respectfully yours,
Il C.pr' JAMES W. BROWN,
Residence, Chicago, Ill.
e.en -s~-s, J.w.R
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CrATE OF Iowa, Lee County, IS.

-
In the District Court Of said County at Port Madison
William Corbin PisiRftE vs.. Hacker Bro dCo- Riley
pspdeton Levick jenkins & Co. John NJ Walker
Henry Stevens and John w. Rankin Trustees, Robert
A. Clarke, and William A. Clarke, DUesdeHH
Notice il herein given TO the defendants herein above
named that petition in civil action Il on nile In the
Clerks office OF the District Court Aforesaid duly verified
IN behafof the above named plaintiff against YOU and
claiming decree against you finding thu petitioner
be in fee Of lot IN block 49, in the city of
Keokuk county, Iowa. that all right TITLE interest
AMI each of the defendants said realty be
tngushed aud that the said Walker Rankin and Ste
VEINS, Trustees convey to petitioner all the title AMI in
acq ired by them under certain deed OF trust
together with the title and interest of the said rkes
hersia and for general relief
Aud unless appear and make defense thereto before
of the second day of the KIT of said Court
to commence the first Monday of December, 1854,
Judgment will be rendered against you as prayed for in
said petition ROBERT H. GILLM IRE
octl5-d4w Attorney for Petitioner
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COME0UND sA8UE 1861 ASs
~ IN IN n ~ NJ i, ~ =, =, ~ ~ ~ u.
III IL X IL nv XII IL III, X ~
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-12
The Key Note.

The key note of the Presidential cam
paign for the shOddy miscegens Is thus
given by the New York Tribune:
"'Shall the Union be reconstructed tcith
slavery or ,oithOm p is the main question to
be decided at our next Presidential election;
and the votes of those who wish it recon-
structed ,uithom will evidently be concen-
trated on Lincoln and johnson; while the
other sort will be cast for whatever ticket
shall be framed at Chicago. And these two
tickets will divide between them ninety
nine of every hundred votes cast through
out the country"
"Making the nigger squear will not turn
the attention Of white men from greater
calamities they are themselves suffering
But The Tribune is mistaken in supposing
this is to be the main question. 1t is now
pretty well ascertained that there can be
no reconstruction of the Union upon the
terms offered by Mr.. Lincoln's negro poll
cies. Could Grant annihilate Lee and his
army tomorrow, and Sherman drive john
stoninto the Gulf while those policies are
continued the war must continue. The
Confederate troops have been driven from
most of Louisiana, and the State has been
''reconstructed,o and it is not many weeks
since the correspondent of The Tribune
wrote from there that we SHIELD as much of
the State as was within the lines of our
pickets." Supposing the same feeling and
means of resistance to exist in other ifsur-
gent States, how many hundred thousand
men will we require to keep them in sub
lection when their armies are defeated and
scattered? Will not this question be con-
sidered in the pending canvass? Their ar
mics are not yet defeated, and the possibil-
ity of reconstruction, rather than the terms
of it, will be considered.-Times.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-12

IMPORTANT ARRESTS AND DIsCLosUREs.-
We have understood that the Government
detectives unearthed what is believed to be
a very deep laid plot of the enemy to en-
roll the negro population in our midst, and
at the same time to furnish important in
formation to Gen. Grant. Two men, who
turned out to be paroled Yankee deserters,
were seized at a supposed unoccupied
house on the Grove road, several miles from
the city, where all the evidence of sumptu-
GUS living was disclosed. Evidence of their
completely with the enemy was seized along
with them in the shape of drawings, maps,
diagrams, and writings. twas said they
enrolled five hundred negroes, and kept up
daily communication with Grants head
quarters, furnishing him with movements
of troops, &c. The house which they had
taken and occupied is owned by Edward
Monteiro, Esq, and was supposed to be un-
occupied until attention was attracted by
the frequent stoppage of carriages and
couriers there.-Richmond Examiner. .f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-12

The SIMPLE SEcRET.-Twenty clerks in a
twenty young lueu' ar ' .najst;~ ~ Af'oo-
to get along in the world and all expect to
do SO. One of the clerks will rise to be a
partner and make a fortune. One of the
compositors will own newspaper office
and become an influential and prosperous
citizen. One of the villagers will get a
farm and live like a patriarch. But which
is destined to be the lucky individual
Luckyl There is no luck about it. The
thing is almost as certain as the rule of
three. The young fellow who will distance
his competitors is he who masters his busi-
ness, who preserves his integrity, who lives
cleanly and purely, who never gets in debt,
who gains friends by deserving them, and
puts his money in savings bank. There
are some ways to fortune that look shorter
than this old dusty highway. But the
staunch men of the community, the men
who achieve something really worth having,
good fortune, good name, and serene old
age, all 60 this road.