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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-12


Que delegate--irom ladiana-dcclarrd ex>
eitedly on oening out Of the ampitheatre
The platform IS neither flesh or sh-the
nominee for President Is nobody be :
neither or peace nor war-anr the Vice
President IS putty head" "A pudding
head ,you mem. releinsa hIs friend
They made boah OF the platform, didn's
theyf" aaid one Democrat" 20 another.
Yes" was the reply. but the fact Is. we
diin't care a d-n what IN eplvtform was, so
that We got Mcclellan. and him we were
bound 10 have"
THEsE was great hssitancy in telegraphiug
the Democratic" platform-ths men who
wrote IL are ashamed of &C. - ~
'Resoiped. That in the future, as in the
past, we will adhere with uuwserving fidelity
20 the Uniou Il Democratic Platform
This Is excelbsss. considering that one hal II
The old democratic" party arc 10 jeff.
Davis regimenisls
WASrEp-an Interpreter of tho Demo
cratic platform
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-12
An Eowa peace meeting -Iheis
Message az she Chicago Con
yeufiou

A peace meeting va hei1 az MoDttzuma.
poweshiek County Iva few days since,
& which the following rcsoiutious were
unauimouslv adopted.
"Resolped. That We will DO governed BY
the following views and pr.nciples h the
prese1t Presidential campaign, viz;
i That unless the coming Chicago DEM
ocratic National Convention shall adopt a
aishtforward. plan. ont aud out reacs
platform. silhoul ambiguity as eiearv anti
~sr a. tho English language ca express il
and then nominate candidates for President
and Vice President men whose views aud
feelings harmonizs with the rlatform. VIZ
WILL SEE THE PLATFORM, CONVEN-
TON AND CANDIDATES IN HELL
RATHER THAN VOTE FOR THE CAN
DlDATES OR SUSTAIN THE ACTION
OF THE CONVENTION.
p While the only correct way Of
making candidates il 20 make s.raight
forward platform. In plain. simple language
presenting principles. then n0minatlng
representative OF those principles. --slill. At
the pfesant time there afe sone men, such a.
Thos. l.. Seymour, Of Com eclicut, B.yard
OF Delaware. Frsnklin Pierce. Of New Hanp-
shire. Wall, Of New Jersy Vallandigham,
Of Ohio. Harris. OF Maryland, and Long. of
Ohio, whom We would accept on their record
~ platform.
~ True policy demands that the Chicago
Convention shall make 3 thorough anti ear
nomination; and lef al such Democrats, or
pretended Democrats, as do not subscribe
thereto, 20 stIaightover to the abolitonists,
soul and oreeohes--the sooner We are rid o
al snch white lFnsh the better
Il ANY peace is mere honorable ih.n a
dsnoucnblo 80.
-. We cherish sle,ug hope that the
Calcsgo Convention viii make such nom
lnatien - the times demand, therefore, We
shall Tor she present. husband our time and
means until We know the resnlt OF thst Con-
vention. And Ia the event OF their comma.
ting cane.lstes tinctnfsd with war. We swear
TO ths eternal God that re will cooperate
with any body OF men, tobriug before The
people. Tor their sufffages. sound aniiwar
arfft
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-12

there ~ss ,ins vhsn be Dsnocrasie
leaders prefe<sed 70 - re fssenS. 81 shs
1ssses. sad prdsd thsuselvss % he vn-
psssy sns support ef she lasorsog mea she
anniled sehilisv Of he nss.oa Taey u.ed
% sassr ~ ak sseckips- - s. - p'.,-. "a
delighted - west the cslisd ,sc,r .a.sd-
assd' ieiis~srs. Be- 81 Is 81 sssafed az
ainsins asssto<s.'s liz sssnonr. sns ed
hsa sristecrs's Ia 2 ~ re is- pss.s.
sad - ofgsos os,ss = SO <ealie d.eS..s
sna fsssssss= eiooa 81 - csndssass-. We
hod he ioilo~.1s - he Rsehes.es U-s..
snd Is = xsiug ste rea.d. Il "a c.,pysshe.s
pres:
PENDLkToN Is A FLOODED MAN,
KffNc DESCENDED FROM A coon
FAMILY. AND HAVING NoT ONLY
The EDUCATION AND MANNERS o.
A GENTLEMAN. nut THE NATURAL
HEREDITARY CHARACTERISTICS
ALSO.
From spe~ch 81 Gee. Les.4e csnss. q
ksnssesy asles.ss . ses cbsesso csuvss-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-12
Munro's ZEN Cent Novels.


THIS POPULAR SERIES OF
A re~s,s : sss,e, prss srs,sa " I. i.ptlAtss 81
l<ss.ssecs . s-t's -. s-f re ruk,,.f<Fs 50 cot
isink 4 ueos.sa-l = szhrr es-s:s a fer 4sf <er-
srett--~ for SO <r,1<<u<1ts-s tt<.r rc<f.<s- Th<
-eFt- <Fest -rsr~ tfwe- - w. tfnfus AZ
se-~4t. a. h-ers 80 ~se< vfsh hich hey have
esat-un tneir tzft< ce1cssiscrt- Hsfsaz ARA
carie.ssa kstn - fSssif A s,sr~cf al
e>-szsnc. eethl-< - ne vr nssi vorN sre ~
sE>1 - e = 40 ZEE psolte have asssfs t<>> or
s14x -. s>4 - insfs :. cerncsv~ -r<ss MIA sH
rsa<EA TIE AeisewIsr - . lss efth~ N~~~ls. - T.
Ihs hsnt@se~t tes Ir<ep<<'s G<l-~s 80 Tss
fssrtes nk<e~>vns-<~< fss> Hrn<>t unton<<< -
fhs 1raek II nrs q IAs 4<s E<t<r. Y. Ckavic<f~
.e4Fe. =. - p~sfk ~. . TIE fp1ssn sl<y~~
- I1a Ia So ssrs=r a.. re a1nl ~ ~ n rspk
!. Tee oeesn kcrtfs n. Tes ~<r~ ont- sft<t.
=. z-<& <t<rnun. te> Lee s~s-~f S<sst Us.
ssesc1r<e 81 ~ $50. = seosffs< uxttees
II Ecnr ter<ct fos - - 1ansa - fhs Wc>ts
- 49, Ma <<>@s - 60 ss-~s<<r~~F~ - rH<
keE>.t L>1xA - Tce Reiil-k->x k>s<ers. 81.
ksalesssks oizk- a. rs Fles<r = tks wi<sAn.
=. - -kstU Ia tAe <1FE sA~-< cosks xre ST.
SO - 81 f<~s krsfsta Is >es<srIi>rss sa1 an
80 pais g recsit a Ffiss.
taksr>ls<rras - szsh4<- go Jay
GEsaG - ur<fsEG a Co..
Isl ~ sstk - trcet. -. y.
4sx1< g. -"
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- - %<4F W t1Ntt -
9TH the paramount duty that 40 owe ie the
D1mccs-cy. % eossain their candidate. and
assistin eicvating him - he high alice nov
abused AID dishonofsd ~ rs incnmbeut--
cleo Mcclellan sas nominated asthe a. a
who. n the opinion Of ms ConF snlion. wouid
poll thc largest vote. This wss not OF
eginiol. hss we hope that the result ~iil
prove HAL ws we're sEeue add that the Con
reution vas right. and "a tia sltsiumsnt 81
that resnlt we eli Apply oar utmos Epf,lrues
aud our bcsl energies.
The nomsnse ter he yiLe Pr<<.dsscy -
the man Of al mea shcN, had the choice
been oufs, pt ~oniE Mxs ~eelected. a. veil
10 regard to personal preferences ss for the
interest OF the psincicle We advocate. tho
strength Of the ticket sod the dignity al the
sffir go Which De- ~id De elected IN she
nans .rh'ir of6~o. Il. HendIetoo. Q fribnte
h.e h-rr.i~oskiy oficred 10 ths Pss<s ssnti-
menf ~ which be has been constant cham
rion tui ~ addition % that attribute OF
desert. be has every quality. political and
personal. calculated 20 inspire the confdenc<
add esteem II the ma-ses and % reflect bon
o. npon hts oilice when elected. Altogether
TIE ticket c0mmeads itself 10 the DemocFa-
e. Iutaa psssou oF,oss OF DE noninees i
disthlrsk noxleEfss and rep-esents ths
Peace sentiment. and strengthened, a. Il -
by a Pescs platform. 4 viii undoubtedly b.
hailed with acclamk,.ops throughout thu
North. and will achieve an overvhelmin,
triumph IN November.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-12

NOTES Il HEREBY GIVEN
2Nass ~ ur*>r<xH>< as tr>s sppcists< AZ !.
a<lrstar q <as n<snss - G. rice re7y saze q
fase 1saslF. d>c<<-~<- rk% s<<s1s = suppess1 -
- sclrszl 600. q. plfs
t>t<z1lwwr ~ k9Df
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-12

B1tS INO114Hm u4Om
The news Of his imitation reached Little
Mac at Orange. New Jersey, who're the
Grave Digger Of the Chickahominy has a
counity seat. Qaise q eoncourse OF citizens.
from parts jscent. headed by baud from
Newark. paid the nominee OF the peace
Snesks a visit. which called oct the follow
ing irom him bic frat gun Tor the o4m-
pagn.
Mn FIxsps: The events OF the day are
are so new ard OF such vital importance
to rs, to our chiidrer ara 70 our country,
that csnnof AZ JET realize them; nor DO
yet fully Comprehend the position IN which 4
an placed thank YOU sincerely for com
leg here. Tor kuow from daily experience
the fatiguinr yak you have taken aud the
difficult bin you have had % climb. ! AN
sure that you viii not etpect me TO make =
speech. Ii the action OF to-day leads to the
results we alt expect ts'nk that you. will
have 10 cause 70 regret Wal has been done
Most siacereiy do thank YOU my friends
and ne ighboIs. forthis kiod visit and The
shsse hearty caugr-tnhtisns
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-12
TO 90 So AT ONCE.

Hundreds Of ttsfirzcu ais q cares ca - zen .
as roeus. A ssssrsisn 81 . fs- arr sof iri1fa-
keld Tecsnf tsfir osials. extracts from the Rob
sisr y. y. Dsiig I1nion aaa AdssTtser a 1ars
1sfh 1885
DR.. Pert. IL setsbrsies FarspsAn KTe, H.
ssd f7Ug physici2n All ssrgssa, las pas 81 s..
vicinity ss,ee<<fns profsesion 4 Fsfl 0fIi1K 4
stsF Ia e4F INSIST ~s learn n bss psri1rnne la8s
ysry rsrssrkstls cares. Tus case i1 rarticaisf
0zs sss fksf Of g.rnts ~. koeFf. - - NJ
AssFis. sho bss tesn dezffof E1nrrfs II - Fear6
sDt hs4 consaifed ~ "a met frietfats1 -
rists, All an Uifbs1a efIknlng 49, perurnes4 re-
usf besrIag 81 fle ~nafsffri rlFss. D.. Ksff
has pegfoi a.sf 3afiEe Eis e<seErn 10 ihs nssiesa
p4rt q if<~ teFA. - elsewhere in.iness rea
.ef ~. hDrt. 81 IL oshara< usn.e. faler8sg
1nae -, ,utmitfes' - ~ - sfIsn ffi s e. s,f.
tea ~ 1.s3iesI ff.al Isr fafI
c-n be<<. e..iy thFee asys bssilx eI.sp-,i slacs
sp2iying q d. Bort
k1olhsr <s<s q kliaasszs. q 10 y~ss sl.aE
fnx- The c<s~e~.< fh.f - EFs- 0->fr~ = sts@~fi
q Hsuap, 80 hss been blin1 ffom csisrIh's sssf
tDth eyes Ter kixtaea Fssrs. AT 49, oppsfsfsd 80
s<Iy s1cr<s<f1lly - 80 @@es1s1s - lsr Fss1 Il
he o<born Hease- The ether are tnt r. 81
fb< nx1y whs are dsElg rsesisiry peDehl aad besne
Cured ~ Dr. Bort Hbe - sttbeut doobs one u -
z.osf socr~s<fai psys.<isE<. and s1rsesns. ~ "a
sys, Ger. iurs<, kesFt throsl. csfkFri. ssrsfais
"a d.ssssss q ne tiss1. All anr.ssEy orssss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-22
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY
by Robinson, Adams & Co, Auctioneers,
corner Of Ninth and Main streetsl

tcolhet oi NINTH and Main streets)
ARGE SALE OF COTTON YARNS
Al GOODS, GROCERIES, SHOES Sc : Or
WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 10Th instan, rn,,,,no,'.
eng at 10 o'clock. We will offer mt auction
20 barrels New Orleans Sugars Ineliu,o ,rd
choice,
10 boxes Clarified Sugar, III bags.
10 barrels English Crushed Sugar
~ barrels Cuba Coffee
: bags Rio Coffee,
20 barrels New Supeifine Flour
Il boxes Candies,
10 boxes WrGb's Soap,
50 bags Virginia salt dry,
80 kegs Mails - 10 l0'-,
10 barrels Florida syrup,
10 key Ia Cuh Soda,
$40 Horseshoe,
10 ,loat n HoTs, n. ka-I-.
with general asSVIt TIN, at of ,rocetits.
ALSO.
- kalss ~ Georgia Sllc,tinga
bah 7-S O-nlhur.s
X b dies cotton Yarns q t. 10,
10 babes Cotton Yarns < t. -,
bale Cotton Yam 10 and H. half inch,
bale Cotton IauF-all No. u,
~ pieces 81 Grey Cloth to- winter ylothir,r
10 pieces o. i.luo Cloth ful w.nt,t ,sothtuy.
Ina am Cliprts,
10 eases l'roFu~ lu! Other Shoe
ALSO,
500 boxes Manufactured Tobacco,
$4,000 chuice florida CIg.tl-
Consignment. solicited
o 20 ROBINSON, ADAMS 500, Au,ttau,rr~.
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/! - pleasing to learn that che Conf, ,lerotrs
abroad continue to have good time. Not that
iLeir cause Is any way FromottJ i'll tolipn pt, tx
Their residence abroad but On the contrary seems
10 EliSulsh ihe iaiktes represent them as rats
if'NhR sinking ship, and ttE chood always obtains
any '"'' h9'ie OF the powers and potcntates Of Eu-
rope nave been inspired by their influence to coun-
"haAct, and on comfort the Southern .rebelijon
Bat 1t Is gratifying 10 know that though ccalined
IN foreign land, they are as well as could be ex
lected' Coffee and cigars, beefsteak, beer and
brandy, are among those consultations of human
misery which the most suhlmated patriotism need
not reject Europe Affords moreover, II fine position
from which to behold the whole field of the American
struggle Seated in that elevated dress circle sur
rounded by lords and ladies, the Confederate spec
titors can have eligible view of the American
stage and smile or weep the drama developes its
h5hts and shades. As the ancient gladiators were
animated by the approving shouts of the multitude.
al 'hv galleries, so our Confederate heroes are
aroused to supeihuman vaor by the paudits of the
Son!eierates III the English tiers and the last rod
dt"p o ebbng life iSmore than paid for by the cIap
pl4g Oh white kids ana the patriotic ejaculation Of
bravo Happy mortals Long may they be exc,.pt
from earthly conflicts, and while the funeral dir,
a. walled over their beloved land sing with chec,ia
4.1teS--
We won't 10 home till morning,
l!il daylight doth appear
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LOR RENT 1T -1KETION

INARM OF THREE HUNDRED AND
thirty ACRES IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY, ELEVEN MILES FROM RICHMOND,
ON TIE OLD TURNPIKE, IN ONE MILE OF
ROBtot& STATION, AND ONE AND 4 HALF
MILES FROM tOALFIELD DEPOT, WITH
LARGE IMPROVEMENTS, FOR RENT FRI
NAIEi.f.-We OTTER for rent, privately, for the
wear 1860, the FARM located Is above described 49,
Its large accommodations for family and servants
and Conrt nlrncc 10 two dcpots on the Richmond
and DanVlile railroad, and its orchard Of fine fruit
and large and productive garden, make 1t It very de-
sirabie Place We will add 1t has never been dis
turbed by our own troops or by Yankees For
terms, apply t. 0ltUBBS * WILLIAMS
Of 20-jt Auct,one.rs
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Richmond Va, huru 1". l-,f
ID EQUATIONS For CAEElING
III INFO EFFECT TIE SGT tot CpN8l,i -
APPROVED JUNE y, l>hL Al THUEI.f..t
O" NEI;S OF REGISTERED EIGHT IIEtEAI
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER 1IiE Provision. ,t
TIE ACT AifRuNtD MAY g.. lrtI. Iu IA
CHANGE TIE SAME fpR col IBN iJtlt
Paturi owning rrsrtprri rLht Vys cent s.aH.
tIIisr the at al May IL, lNGl. desiring I.,..f .
them ton coupon bonds, VIII t~.a-u 'l.u. ,i .t.
manner pointed "ut ia ia" printed uIir.t'.. r.. Do
IN" back Of the C"ftiiic lt", u the "tl.t.i. .'.
states Of Am,n,a, III tN,hHHg,. Tor coupon r..t.
and cause them 10 b" retoute,. t. tn be-. ..
I'll" Treasury Department, who Will thyl,r... IL H.
compliance With the provisions II the ..,t = JuI,
49, 1861. issue coupon bonds Tor the un...nt ....i
III the registered bonds assigned
q. 4 TRENHOLM.
au +'-t9 Secretary If Ia, it...Utf
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ECEIVEK'S SALE OF REAL rs

81 ECEIVERS SALE OF REAL rs
I TATE, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, on
iHE WEST SIDE OF FIFTEENTH STREET,
BETWEEN CLAY AND POPLAR SrEEErS.-In
pursuance Of decree of tn District Count of the
~:,ld Cort,.I ,rgte states against Edward Ncrvcu
shall, ON | tuesday, the 18th day OF October, At /
O'clock L NJ, pl"c"cito syli, tPuhl.c auction, upon
the premise, one undivided moirty Of thclot known
a. No Il, Adams plan, located a. above stated
fronting forty -four feet ana running back uuc illa-
bred feet, beng the moiCty thereof held tor l..
Symn@,o4, ~ alien enemy. TRIMS Cash.
THOMAS +. GILES, Receiver.
Sale by GETEE- X WILLIAMS, Au,tionccr-.
ro.rsJEiIr.--Wc aIc authorize by the owner uf
the other JIry # thu above bctlot t. sell tho
Iiy ic VIII therefore Dee made. Of IT,, entire
property. GRTBB5 * WILLIAMS,
&c % AuctlUnCcTs,
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. W. have all TO be llid upon an alt4p, W, h,y,.
is It were, to be subjected to the acton Of ire
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Lotion MECHANICS

GhthhS x WILLIAMS, Auctlanccf~,
or - Successors f. toIdm i Aplti~uu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-22

b AUuUsTA J. EAANe,
Author,7s of " B.Eiai %
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sNIEEE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

fENlIHEE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
/ WAID Ran away frynt the suh4ctb,r about
SIX or '".cn weeks ago, my negro, BEN. sad boy
WIS pinchl.ci 1t the til, ton house of Mce-rs Lee
bowman, Franklin >trrct, KicIlmond, and was
sold by ifr Ming, OF Petersburg lie sud he WlIs
hIrcd t" Mr.. MagI at the Theatre, previous to
his sale iif age II nineteen twenty we'll built
with mali head iiIr feet eight or nIuc n,h,., ia
h.t2ht. lie lp doubt lurking about Richmond 81
r.buIg Will give the above reward for In, de-
livery 10 Me77I1 Irr & Bowman, Franklin street
J. PACE,
% 2o-lm' nmvIv, SIgiuIl-
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boot AND SHOE MANDATORY

~ OIitE.--Au adjourned meeting OF the
4 Y IRON MASTERS 81 the state of VireinI,
vl be Eed IN Richmond, at the oiiiae o. the old Do
minsun Nal Company, on THURSDAY tbs. 9Th
instant, at 10 O'Clock \. M
All parties interested IA the PRODUCTION OF iron ~,
III" state invited to attend
Contractors with our Government are ,spe,i,lIy
requested 10 b. present
J. WARREN SLAUGHTER
President vi the Iron MASTER A,en,,ntIi,
Na Cot
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
by Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.
VERY VALUABLE LITTLE FAR

" cry VALUABLE LITTLE FARM
Y OF THIRTY-THREE ACRES, CALLED
COAX GROVE" WITHIN ONE MILE OF TIE
CITY, ON TIE STONEY RUN ROAD, AND A
LARGE DWELLING, WITH NINE ROOMS
AND SUITABLE OUT-BUILDINGS FOR SALE
AT AUCfION.-Will be sold at auction OF, the
premises, ON WEDNESDAY, the 2Gth October at
- o'clock Z. NJ. the valuable little FARM
located ~ above, containing TIIRrY-TIiREE
ACRES, in very high statc Of cultivation. The
improvements consist Ot n Dwelling with nine rooms
besides an unfinished Attic, and Kitchen with four
rooms, Wood-h0uSo, Smoke hC;tsc, two Bans Str
blC', tpIn-hous", N". There are two wells Of OK
eelicnt water and lare" crop Of Vegetables on the
place. portion of them may be purchased at fair
valuation
Partial posse sion will be gwen at once to enable
The purchaser to seed tl and winter croIa and toll
possessions "n the 1t of November.
III" above Is the valuable htto Farm owned tor
merly by June kinuard, En-.
IthMs tnr-thiti cash, Tia" balance At six ana
twelve months; OF all cash. 1t the option vi the pup
chaser.
GkUhhS 4 WILLIAMS, Auctl5nccT-,
or - Successors f. tioIum i Aplri,uu.
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stM y l. |. FA X NJ OF FIFTY ONE
- ACRES, WITHIN ONE MILE or FIiNtI,
EDWARD COZ EliIDUSE AND IN ONE MlTE
or lIAMIhkN SIDNEY COLLEGE, FORMER
~ httIIitD Gl MISS NOTTINGHAM, FOR
SALE PRIVATELY We offer toI sale the above
located FAiiM, Of which thuty- igtt aeres alr
cleared ni IN 4 good state 81 cultivation, thiitccn
t'l's IA orIrI.ti gtoWih. The GARDEN !, Lang. ana
productive, well h!nI he'd with small tu.,ts and il
tHc orchard Of choice tuIt There - 4 we'll OF try-
client s,trl III the yari The place i, hrllthy .
HE Improvement consist 81 a dwelling with three
finished ia"nt=, III good coalition, and an oil, e.
Winch, with su!Ec repair, would gave two more
hltItari rooms; uEeW bInl, kitchen, -.ryant-' ca
BINS, ana Irr-hOtt>c-nycl some repairs And there.
are ;noueh hnchs on the place to build "a large.
house. IIltc, 5000.
GBUBBS X WILLIAMS,
% IL Is AuctIuliccIS.
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~ II. NAliEIt,
Assistant AdJutlnt-Gcneral."

Having been informed by Mtjor-tiencral Kcrnuar
= that he has no apology explanation to make
now inform all who may desire nav services j.
counsel III the cases hcteIryd TO, that VIII I'M
drTtdk" them, ana prosecute them, hope, with
H1Iily hfmness ana gcntiemanly courtesy.
have refused C.t~r- heretofore OF thi~ character
as hHaJri can tytJg, not wishing to come ii, con-
tact VITA the SECRETARY II War; but since this abb
tftiy, nI-teh!perod and incorrect notwithstanding
IN honorable profess ION, and derogatory to the s-
iy OF the itw,-i VII taxi such cases and ii any
delay Is caused by reason Of my employment, / will
sec whether my clients incur "tXleil+e toI which
no equiv a!Cit Is received"
such great judges As Mansfield, Scott, Holt,
l,iolt;A-ni, &c, OF England; Marshall, story
ii1hey &c, OF America. AWAY rouTted the .uI Of
" counsel" 1t was J,ii-ilys and Wlllllm, 81
tNI fame ant m,inU!X,' who de-pia,d counsel "
" A%n dli nj fJpr-t.ncI.l keulsr b., ui.lr SO WISE
and El't, md 4htti.tirl 10 be above the M
Fiodch "l "'"Gh.el' who he wLa proud to tccpa-
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-22

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and J T. WILLIAMS, Ihnty--.venth Nic.ruit, +
at tlmyIa, New York; both capturcd Ma 18th ii
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

EEsgsr y Yer DAEE--ft Is more sf 4
more apparent that TIE Copperheads are
contemplating bloody work against tie
draft in many localities There is, how.
ever, no reason for alarm, because men
100 cowardly to defend their country, ard
so base as to secretly collide with traitors,
will lack the pluck and courage neces-
sary to place themselves in such a dan
geroUs situation. But there is more
going on in preparing for resistance
Than Is reported Much more news of
that kind IS received By business men
from their correspondents than gets into
the papers For example. a book pub
Usher Of cur city, yesterday, received a
eiter from Clarified county. Pennsyl-
vania. from which we are allowed 10 take
the following The people here are al
crazy about the coming draft They
have ALREADY been holding meetings t.
resist II. Some Of them are spending
the last cent to procure firearms. Ex-
I 60 er0or BigleF IS At the head o. it.
hope it will not be long before be re-
/ eeives what be Justly deserves"
Behold the position Of the Peace
party They lift up their howlings to
/ OIympian nights on account Of the
I slaughter that is necessary to save the
Government, aud at the same time pro
pose 10 fill another ocean with human
gore by initiating the traitors in rebel
ling against the laws Of the land Gin
eiHng,i Gate