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Organization OF "a New Regiment.

Colonel Buckingham formerly Of the seventy.frs reg
men, has received authority from Governor Seymour TO
organize regiment this city, 10 be known as the
One Hundred and Eighythird New York Volunteers and
To be credited the quota Of New York city under the
cali troops The order OF the Governor has been
approved by the War and the Colonel s
guine Of being Abe in iew weeks, to Ill up the reg.
ment TO the maximum number required by law.
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The United states steamer Connecficut.
Boston. MAsA. July 25, 1854

The United States steamer Connecticut Commander
Amy, arrived here today from the Wilmington block.
sdc. She hos been In commission about year. and has
been very successful her operations against tho block.
ade runncrs, having captured within that timc four
steamers With valuable cargoes She also assisted 10
Mug sshore and dcsiroyng three others She MT
lost a man by sickness durlug tbe cruisa
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Marine Disaster.

RocxroRr, Mass, July rs, 1884
The schooner Gazclls Of Prsvincetown, for Ports.
mouth with coal struck rock on Thatcher's Island on
Saturday nisha and sunk. Ths vessel sotA loss
Tie crew were saved.
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t'rgTes Gashed tn tt1o Roy@l Bavanap
and allie esalised lotteries.
ALECK & CO., BRoxERs
"a Pine street, N. Z.
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Prrzes Cashch I'm 1ni LegalIzed Il otts-
ries. end information given.
j. CLtrE. Bro1tr's Once. I76 Broadway.
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A. A. ReSrixeratn~s at Less than COsee
Mt Il ID. BASSFORD'S, Cooper Institute Building Come
one, ali, see for yourselves
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IA Horace GrecTe~'s Peace Movements
failei. we advise hin, To WALCOTT'S Instant Pala
Aunihilator 1t gives peace without pain.
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LOTTERY Tickets rashesi.- In form, n Ion
given JOSEPH BATBs BroEer II Wall street.
No. 1.
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why does Phalon's Nig'bt Blooming
CEREUs resemble summer shovert Because IL impars
why s the perfume Of PHAI ,og,s Night Blooming
Cereus lise the letter Al Becau in deslructibs
(indestructbiel
Wherefore PHALoNs Mig, a Bloom ng cerens Ike our
free and equal rcpubcf Beca' II has peers.
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CMCtei Circulars I'm XII ibv College Lott
ery furnished BY sIMMoirS R00EES CO.. Nsw Ysrb
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Corns, Bunions, EnlnrGed Joints. and
sn diseases st the Feet cured by Dr.. ZAChAsih, ~
n.aaA aA.ran
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Address to smokers s.-pn'lak IL Son,
ersrhaum Manufacturers removed from Broomc ereet
coz Broadway, Fourth hoesae and retail
Yit as cut to order and repaired.
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RatcheIor's Hair Dye-The Best In the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only PEERLESS
dya sold by all druggists. Factory. 81 Barclay street.
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Stand not upon the Order OF your Go-
Ing but 70 at once and bay bottle OF the fragrant sozo
DON'T You viii never re It, II not only beautihes and
preserves the teeth aud decay but csyes the mouth
cool and The breath ~ fragrant . rosa.
ALL NrUsQsts sell 10,
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Pveservntsvs
and Wig Bepot wholesale and retail, No. Astor Hoane
The dyc applied by sklful srtsts
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Wranc~, Eiiss ~ o.-MsBsgrrs.
LipnARY EXTRA GLASS I9F--July 25, 1885,
&C. IA, l7, 3, 40, l3. rs, n. 81. GO, SO, 40.
CLASS B,-July %. 1885,
Is SO, 62 As, 50, H. IS, ~, 26, 20. 63 70, 81, ~
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Il. r. sfmmons .. .ao.--Covtngton. Ky.
snrLBy, EXTRA Glass s5i-July Is. 1866
%, 65, ~, - 7, 54. ", 81. 33, Q, G3, IL
Class 352-Juy %. 1864
2, 65, 81 8, 3O AZ, Is, ~, 80, So. .. 80, 3. 10.
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A Gem cor IN. womrn rn,l rr,,

LUBINS FLORILINE the hair lTa!s truly eegsnS
rcraraon s the most eaectual and valuable article
discovered the hair rroiuce head Of
hair OF tho rarishin. hcautv.n tts tls
confined strtctv honane Circle
which there ladies
beauty and elegance Of their hair who
all who behold them. The
nv articles the above elaborated
the best of s worth and merit sold by sl druggiste
of repntc In America.
DRAKE & CHILOS, American agents. IGn liberty st.
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wigs. Toupees, Hair Dye, TAI. Dyv
and NcldAvia Cream. Tor boAuuiSns w A "
BACHELORS, i6 Bond street
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Diseases or the Eye and Deafness spe.
cially treated by Dr. CALDWELL - Clinton pacs tE'sA0
fr,n fnr
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To Paper Manufacturers.
Twentyone cents cash per ID. will be raid for 1000
rssms Of good Fourdrinier Paper sire, srse-.s los
ADJ y AT this office.
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All Sosn~ 10 tho Coun

All NONNW 10 THO COWnfrv. Fwen EOr .
day should carry with them the French Cosnac Bitterss
of s. SrFTNFELD 70 Nassau street, which 10 q
veutve of fever and sickness dyseacry chlis,
summer complaints, female debility &c
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Trusses, Elastic stockings, 1e -Maxn
co. IS Radical Care Trass oToe only I've E'savs
Lady attendant
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reirvcnator or unspproachabe and inimtabe crce9
icnce For ~ diseases matter how produced.
iurahe specific. 1t r also
centerng In the l,ver stomach BRAIN IT.
mission Is to bestow strength, vita y and physical ability.
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Safes.
Alum Patsat Ard Steel Firo and Burglsr Proof safsa
s6erdIng = roTieo security against rlre aad Burrsn
-"s'as VALENTINE a BUTLER,
pa.enteea aud Sole MsnpfacturcrA
rs and 20 wAlser street
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watches md Jewslry,~,
for sele BY GEO G, ALLEN to VS.a~a sIa.~T
io, Canal street formerly Of II wall siree@ store oossS
on Saturdays st SccocG
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BIoKEENE.

The dvspep,ic can have all hs banished " he VIII
excellent Tonic. Weak somachs feeble digea
coativa habits. blloushcss. low
will n sier In the above connDound.
per bottle, six bottles for S5 sent by erprSs
MUTCUrSGs 4 HILLYER, Proprletors.
81 Cedar street New York
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Grovev IL Bakers highest Premium
Ras Ic stitch Sewing Machines ss6 BroaSwy, New hWn
ana Ss5 Fuitou street, Brooxlyn
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BIOKR RENE.

Ladies' Of and sirkv stntions should take the
BiOKREHR. 1t will make strong healthy and happy.
all distractions and irregularities from the mem
srna and the bloom OF health to the sfckH
and wasted oareworn face
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For One DoNar-The jan, Ess.. Marcn,
rRAfRD PHRENoLoelcALy yopEShtL VI s.,. ss rs.s
Phy.os homy Eshnoosy Ph5ssosFy rhS;sssyM "a ana ar r.
nUXe va Ne 'Y YorS
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LOTTERY Prtz-s Cashrd. Inr0r tIoH
given. j. n. GLApToN CO. 10 wsa street. room G. n
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u,mdtrsi Breastpins-New styies.
Two Three rlvs, Eight Ten 70 rhirtynve Dollars essN
FOR sale by GEC c. ALLEN, lS Broadway enc doos -
low Canal street
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~ Horace Greerev'S Peace Movements
Annihiator. 1t gives peace without pain.
A. A. Rerrixeratnrs at Less than Coss.
at e D. BssSFoRD's coorer Institute Building Como
one come alt, see for yourselves
Address to smoN-r..-Pn,iax & Son,
Ssa street, nSa
Yises order and repaired
FOR - ns m.tier how produces
s1s.f s.feas S ability
BIoKRENE
ladies Of and sicsly statIGns should ass .ns
a. n n. 9o% u health s to hs S' .S
and wasted c.rewora face.
BIoKREsE
One doso remove d!ssrrceable snd distrcss,ns
o %na am ~ h a, 1s sn "a
painful feelings Viii be removed.
BIoKRENE
quick erentua the and aEgava.s1
% s S Sa"iy aa an S%f m Al s
HssnehSy and arospIag snTss Immediately. The fcsbis
BIoKRESE
ss IA % rs a::
ons nygorant 4 has, no ng tss
effect.
BroKREsE.
The nervous viii hni sure rcmedv for all their svss
n na o,as a @ 0 se y a.s
and constructions broken down.
B1oKRsNE.
The aged can have health renewed bv the use - tks
ws.n Is s ss s ai a apa ws
derfa For old ard feeble persons t has nos
n,oy,w.r
dy.ep Esye al Vii ~ ssG.ssa s.sd he s, -s
lion distress aeT ea,nF GO sosye sasms 70"
One dollar per bottle bottles for 81 sent by eIprss
nUrcTses HIlsYEE sy1.E ..r..s Fr.ors,sT; ssw so
BatcneIor's Hair Dye-The Best In the
Sy. ".d oa ~ :. dTss paso1y s.rass
Crissadoro's Hair Dye, Preservne,vs
aud wiz Depot wholesale and retail, No. Asor Hosss
The dye applied BY skifui aris1
Corns, Bunions. Enlarged Joints. and
~ diseases st the Feet cured ~ d.. zAchAsih' ~
Broadway. .-----
cialy treated by Or. oADwELL - Clinton place tEisAn
sreet), from 9to5
Deafness, Impaired sight,
NOISES IN THE HzAD.
cArARRnAS AssEaE!0ss AasSaE IN rHs
cHsoSro oArAERH.
eHAHHe {: SS# ESsSs::S sEsGT' Ras
CURED.
Cross RTE sTaAIoHfENsD IN ONE MNors.
s.. ia ssa g. g.
consulting rooms GIG Broadway near Tweh s'r'se
Dr. Huu tsr,s Once Il at No, Division
street Mew Yorx city Ne he. no Ss1sr a. r.,
sns :pSs on % :: +. so & az
e. ma%sG sa Hours in 4
For one Donar-The jan, Feb. Maren,
4sT 4ss4sSS MsS iHss Ss &c us
return ra 70 ns Pictorial Dsaals NUMBER SA
I sa. & 81
,"SSS wsS Ss~ '1 YORK. - -
arov.r q Baker. nsgss.s Prsmir. s.n M
ana s,sf !ss e f',Ss rnaos ssn street. sroosSa -
yf,shes prs~ium Lock stisoh sewing
N,ehlnss. WHEELER a WILSON'S e2e Broadway.
r,ns,e. Breassp,ns-New styles.
T. :s. rs'' sy exc ss Ei rss, %.
'0s Store Ss"a closed s o. Saturdays asodsen
| Alum rs.ss, ard s..ei riro and Burs. Proof safsa
shsrdns fSTisO' sccnIy ,g.,p, s r'f, sad rsTrfsR
Il
/ rs and 60 Walser street
1 ----------
| Tsusses. Elastic stockings, Ge.-Maesn
co s Radical Cure rruGs oncc only a. Nc z'sasys~
] LADY Attendank
| Wigs, Toupees, Hair Dye, Eatr DyInR
and Ncdsvia Cream. for eeautfyirs tho aar w.
BACHELORS. Is Bond street
\ Watches md Jewslsy;,r,oxs
4 OF ALL DEsCRlPTlVNs, ~.
\ FOR eale by GEO, o. ALLEN 80 btvaunE, oS. uoVs
| Canal formerly o. Ia WAL sucse Ss9As ~'''~
| ON saurdays st O'clock
10 n H<.
DIR H. ASDERs a co.'s
4 IODINE WATER
.o,. ,pon the heart, liver kidney .&Uyo and
rinnduiar syste m, and has great eti u.er
scroFCLots tf4lsultNNs.
consuta,cts trvttis IT, III ,lvpe 'rs 'n,Nsa -
| letter, lit 81. RNifRs y ~
Pbl ls.-iRVa a4a Catrlsts. t.S L1Ss~A.' = =
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BIOKRENE.

will the divacrecabe snd distressing
Of wind FatIcnc and the moment the somnch
invgornng effects the distressing load and al
palufu feelings will be removed.
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known b. Union citizens given such ~
and I. SEM se Nv WIN 'hr iamles 20 'ns pa aary
prson II wheelu West Virginia, aud their iAnl. h ,s.d
10, Hospitals. soyeromen Offices and storenonsrs' ana G
lave ss a. p@pa saeoa ass for the Senedi
81 e town who are nown to have suffered loss o' p'p''
Nor further dreS.. s. that al 81
mae ~ Fteders, win nsr s a,spo.oa of
her houses at furniture as has been daesss ] ,Ys
orna,on the pro5eriy Of Union men, am, Major,
F. q. BIBR Assistant Adjutant General.
prevent indicon Of such punishment as Is specned
n the above mder II IS orderc tnat every mae czsn
this town, aud that ortion OF Frederick county yng
within the limits Of the Department Of West Virginia,
shall appear this Office between the hours OF eight
O'Clock A. NJ. and Ave O'Clock p NJ, beginning on the
18th dav OF Juiy 1854 and ending the Both day OF
uy 1854 and subscribe TO oath OF allegiance TO the
sovernment of Uu.ed In default OF this
nearing and swearing allegiance to the national govern
ment all VERSIONS thus failing will be regarded as seces
sonsts aud treated as directed in the above order
Major commanding post and Provost Marshal.
ESTIMATES INVASION.
The following estimates have been made upon nsorma.
ton gathered responsible and advised persons The
estimates accurate the short time In which they
were collected would allow. In some instances do not
mention damage dollars having been requested not
business reasons. will first mention losses
sustained by railroad canal and telegraph companies
secoud the losses by Counties and last, general esti
mate. which will include cattle taken. damage TO pro-
perty and supplies consumed for food
Phiiadslptso. Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
The damage sustained by this road was about three
hundred feet of the Gunpowder bridge estimated $50 900
len passenger 10000
Two baggage cars Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Two engines Observation-Disclosures. 80 900
Fxpense replacipg track ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
Miscellaneous ;. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
Tctal .piVf iovo
The tank and station house not destroyed.
nor was the damage extended to other portions OF the
road.
Northern Central Roi'rood.
Estimate OF damage sustained by the Northern Centra
Raroad--
Five hundred feet OF bridging. g............s5O,0 900
LOSS OF trade. %, 10Y
r,t.y Saror. etno 0O0
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A.-rO those An cred yvtth Cancer.
Tie adverser having had years experience and
III the Wet Indies iu the nj without
the OF the knife Of the a51ee disease oilers 10 reas
her tho patients residence. Address
X B. HasseI, 2T3 FultD3 avenue, Brooklyn.
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ynshess Pre~ium Lock stitch Sewing
x,shInss wuEELlsR WILSON'S, 62s Broadway.
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MY friends and the public give credit. however,
fc- having struggled long and hard the unyes
depfeoate tho credit ant
The advance uow made Is not enough u with COLE
at rates should where tt 10 sut
CHER further rise ~ prices e sic. In any ca.s
however intsnd heretofore TO Sc better article FOE
less money than It can bs bought for els where
eroaar. with eugrsvngs % a the slxes styles go
present prices. will ne letter pnsusga
Add~ss A. MORTON rs Maiden lane Nsw YORK.
hFw foKK, July H. 1864
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BIoKRENR

quick eentra the and most
OF Dyspepsia. kidney Complaints and AL other de-
tho stomach aud bowels viii the
relaurhuy and droopnQ snrts mmedatey The feeble.
nervous aud sickly should it.
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Gross RTE sTRAIoHfENBD IH ONE aINUrB.
.vsrv d,ses "a O. the yvc noi requiring eithsr
dicaI orsurgcai aid attended by Dr. Won
at his consulting 60 Broadway, near Twen resA
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BIoKRsNE.

The aged can have health renewed bv hs use ~ tNe
BTOKRENE, which hs infalble as reJuvenan and S1s
wasted strength with magical pr'fnptne an woo
derfui permauence old ard feeble persons has nos
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IA n II =.
DIR. II. ANDERs a co.'s
IODINE WATER

c,s upon the heart, liver. kidney s@iy0 sns sna
iandllsr system, and has great c. I. ater
ScroFCLOts 4t.isNIlNNS.
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Will receive strength from moderate use
of thai excellent nycoant II Is healthu In all It's opera
TONS invgorant IL has equal uvena az the
nred and weakly with wonderful ccerity and pernanenA
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The nervous Will find TIA rcmedv for all their svsr
ng and persons who from the II udicions OF ruor1
ccted and their systems shaered,
and con stitu tions broken down.
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n uu- tsv,s O<nee n at No, Dfvfsaon
street New York city He hos no onsr one IsnnsnSs
Ia Blight private entrance He cures chrooM
eT,Inons and sposs on sis o. all kinds ne
most poisonous inpury Of the blood sstoa. AL dissA-S
ertanina 10 The uruAry rhsSnAusn. ia Wos8
on Human FrNllty Nervous Debility. Eary indiscreno1-
Consultation sraus Hours In from A. u anh Q e'oo
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cATAKRs OF THE TyMrnSsc T,,!n,aNs ~ runoUs T,s
EuSTACHfAk TURR
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-28

ciple. East Tennesseeans are reviving the
old project OF forming a separate State of
that section.
Rebel officers continue to come in daily,
desiring to take advantage of the amnesty
proclamation.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. IS.
The 24th Indiana arrived to-day, and
the 18th and 44th Indiana and Miller's
Battery are expected tonight. Great
preparations are being made to receive
them.
Mrs. Gen. Grant passed trough the city
yesterday for st Louis, to visit a sick son.
l learn that the Secretary of State, DR.
Athon, has brought suit against Gov Nor
ton to recover the fees due on military
commission issued, to which the former Is
entitled by law. 1t appears that his Elk
cellency has been issuing these cemmis-
sions and afi1ing thereto what purported to
be the seal Of the State, without the inter
v~ention of the Secretary. 1t is not preten-
ded, however, that his Excellency took any
fees therefor. He simply usurped the
power of another officer.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-28

The administration papers Of this Dis
trict, TAT the head of which, and the ablest
Of them all, stands the Logansport Jour
nal when speaking of the recent Demo-
cratic Convention at Winarlac, style it the
Tory Convention, and those who composed
it, Tories. Now let us see who are the
Tories of this day. The Cincinnati En-
quirer speaks as follows On this subject viz:
Democrats-who are more than one half
Of the people of the North, stand precisely
upon the same platform, advocate the same
doctrines hat Washington, Jefferson, Han
cock, Adams, and the American patriots
adhered to in l776. They are their lineal
defendants, the true representatives, are
in fact, tho true patriots Of our day, while
their opponents are the Tories, the British
tories Of the times. These propositions We
propose to defend by arguments that can
not be gainsayed.
The Wing patriots of1776 believed that
the only true, the only legitimate basis Of
government, was in the consent of the gov.
erned. This is the Democratic doctrine oil
1868. The Tory doctrine of l776 was
that governments did not rest upon the
consent of the people governed, but they
relied instead upon the bayonet and the
sword to hold them in subsection. The
Tories of our day believein the same thing
The patriot Wings of 1776 favored a vol
untary Union between the States. They
were n favor of 30 other Union. THIS il
the Union the Democrats are for to-day
The Tories Of l776 were not for a vol
untary Union, but for a coerced one, anC
so are The Tories Of 1868, alias the va
Abolit;onists.
The British Tories of1776 claimed tina
the King had the right to suspend the wri
Of habeas corpus, arrest and throw int
prison, or transport into . distant land
any body he saw ft, without sUy legal pro
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-28

cess but his own will. The Abolition To-
ries of1S63, in America, defend the Presi-
lent in the exercise Of the same usurpa-
tions. The American patriots of 1776
protested against them; so do the Ameri-
can Democrats Of 1863. The British To-
ries Of 1776 sustained the King in endeav-
oring to excite a domestic instruction
among the negro slaves. The Abolition
Tories Of to-day are in favor of the same
measures. The patriots of '76 protested
against it in the Declaration Of I~ndepend-
ence. They denounced it as a high crime
against mankind. So do the Vallandigham
Democrats of 1863, The Tories of 1875
called themselves Kings Friends" "Ex-
elusive" Loyslists. The Tories of to-day
1aunt under the same designation of"Loy-
%alists;" and tell us that the President can
do no wrong, and that we must not op.
pose any of his %enormities. They were
loyal" to the monarch, but traitors to lib
erty. This is the position of the War Abo-
litionists of 1868. The British Tory be-
lieved that the King could set aside the
Constitution under the "war power."-
So does the American Abolitionist.
We could follow the snology much fur
Their, but tits useless. British Toryism in
l776, and American Toryism in 1868, are
identically the IN Had the latter lived
in 1776th they would have taken sides with
the British King, while the Democrats
would have been with Washington and
Hancock. The British Tories were for a
despOtism. So are the War Abolitionists
In view Of the surprising analogy between
the parties, we suggest to our Democratic
friends of the press whether it would no.
be well to call the Abolitionists the Brit
ish Tories of 1868. They are the Torie:
the Democrats are the "Patriots."-
They are the disciples Of the old idiot
King George III and his uncrupulou,
mister, Lord North while the Valland
igham Democrats are the disciples O
Washington.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-28

THAT portion of the country lately
passed over by Wilde's negro banditti prom
Uses 10 be Bloody Ground" of notoriety
equal to or greater than that obtained by
any locality in any other contest. Wide
hung a Georgia cavalryman on his expedi-
ton, as a set-off to which Col. Griffith, a
rebel c%ayairyman, has hung a negro soldier
on the very same beam from which the
rebel was suspended. Another negro sol
der, belonging to a Massachusetts, regi-
ment, was hung for burning houses while
the rebels hare committed hostages to Cas-
tie Thunder to await the action Of the
Portsmouth authorities, who have two wo-
men under sentence of death. The rebels,
it would seem, have determined to avenge
The i~ndignities committed by Wilde by
hanging every negro soldier whom they
capture.
This reciprocal hanging, the imprison-
mcnt and threatened execution Of women,
the incendlarism of Wilde's negro baudi,ti,
the insulting of women and ndiscriminate
robbery of private citizens, bid fair to make
a portion Of North Carolina a ground equal
in deeds Of horror and lawlessness to that
of Minnesota during the Ind amassacres
Under such treatment, the RAJ d regenera-
ton of North Carolina seems likely to be
postponed indefinitely.
One sees in this state Of things either
most astounding lack of jud, en- ON the
part of the government, or else a determin.
alton to prevent, at all hazards, the peace
able return of North Carolina to the Union
1t is frequently charged upon the admir-.
istra.ion that it wishes tc ,rolohg the war
and this would seem to prove it. NORTH
Carolina was just upon the verge of resu
ming it's allegiance when sent to ravagt
the State, and so e~xasperate the people by
his atrocities that they would prefer any
thing rather than . Union with such agen
| cies.
The reason of this We suppose to be tina
it is feared by the administration that, i
North Carolina return, through the will o
the people, instead of a tenth" imported
from the North, the citizens would preserv,
their property. We can imagine no othel
reason for the abuses TO which the ole
North State has lately been subjected.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-28

INFAMOUS DoCTEINEs.-The Boston
Commemorate, the hone organ of Sumner,
scorning the cowardly and guilty resort of
its c~o-laborers, admits the truth, and bold
ly says:
ave do not ind fout 10Th the machinery
xse3 to carry Maryland md Deio,are.
Having nearly lost the control of the House
by its biunders in the conduct Of the war
from March, 1861, to the fall Of 1852, the
Administration osoed Il to tho country to
RECOVER THAT CONTROL SOMEHOW.
To recover it ~reglufory was IMPOSSIBLE,
30 irregniar'ty he'd 10 BE- rsortsd to. Popular
institutions will not suffer, for the Copper
head element will have a nsuch larger ann
Der of members IN Joti brancAes than az d,
ent tied to by its popular vote. Ohio, with
its ninety thousand republican majority,
will be represented by five republicans and
a dosen or more Copperheads- It is fit
ting that this Misrepresentation Of popular
sentiment in the great State of the West
should be Offset, II neeessary, by a loyal
delegation from Maryland and Delaware,
wop EVEN AT the EXPENSE OF MILITARY
INTERPERENcE."