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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-21

The stables at Riverside rrotting Park
were destroyed BY FIRE last night, with go
horses, including some OF the best trottin o
stock in the country. Tie following are
some Of the LOST: Young Sutton and Mag
Ksmble, both owned b. J. E. Maynard;
Belle OF Hartford and Lady Litchfisld,
the well known horse Prince. and spiea-
did bay horse which belonged to Mr,
Beckworth of Hartford; Black Hawk and
Telegraph, Owned by Reuben Dana; Bu-
chan and Pat, owned by Osborne of n
T.; Grey Eagle, owned by G. H. Blsnch.
ard, Of Albany: Maid. Mr.. Whitoomb; .
magnificent bay gelding owned by Stephen
Hays; q fine colt belonging to Mr.. Full.
ton. The geidng trotted on the track
yesterday in 8 mile race. The loss o.
young aud valuable stock is also great
The FIRE spread SO rapidly very fex Of The
horses in the stable could be saved.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-21
rRoM GEORGIA.

New York, Oct. 20.
The Philadelphia Enquirer Of this
morning has the following
Chattanooga, Oct. ia gentleman
Who has just arrived from VilIianova,
which place hs left yesterday reports tha.
Col Minty with brigade of Cava.ry me.
the enemy in force and after . severe
6ght our troops charged and routed the
rebels, capturing Gvn. Young and large
number of prisoners.
% the lssh the same Cavalry charged
Roddys command at Rome with sabres.
rallied and captured number and taking
all his artillery and scattering the remain
der of the enemy in all directions.
On the 19ih our advance came on
Hoon's rear guard and whipped them and
drove them out Of the g,p.
Yesterday Gen. Sherman started in
pursuit of the rebels who we're -etrea,ine
South via Bloomington valley.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-21

1xS6 y 8AxE0V-00oYYllIs
OutragesE IN Lafayette Osuhty-0er.
maa Settlement Entered ana Devas.
| tAts6.
A ST. Louis, 0ct. 90.
Dispatches from Gen. Rosecrans saw
Prices Inaiu force is still east OF Black
Water River. This is regarded - favor
able to the disposition Of our troops and
increases the chances Of Rosecr ms get.
ing tight out OF the enemy.
Late advices from DanvIIle state nc
citizens were burned in the Block House
At that place A. previously reported
Scouts from Randolph and Charlton
counties returned to Macon Yesterday
having taken fourteen of Bill Anderson's 4
guerriiiss.
The Republicans Jefferson City special
says the guerrilla Todd entered the Ger
msa settlement in Lafayette county Sun.
dsy night killed 28 Germans, fred their
houses and compelled The women to re-
main in chem tin the roofs were abou, q
tall, when they we're allowed to escape.
Gen Curtis 10 eoncs ptrsting = large
force At Kansas City, with which be will
move against Price.
Gen. Lane has command of fifteen hun
dred militia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-21
FROM LOUISVILLE.

Louisville, Oct. 90.
The Journal learns tha. John G. Breck
inridge telegrapbs that Col. Charles S
Harmon, wounded and prisoner in Bur
BRIDGES late campaign. is doing we'll, ths
his recovery is beyond doubt.
On Tuesday morning . band Of guer
rillas attacked and destroyed a train o
ten freigh, cars on the Nashville q North
western Rlilroad, en- Route from Nash
vile to Johnsonville.
Gen. Stoneman has been exchanged
and arrived at Atlanta.
Generals Blsir, Bruft and Smith wer,
among yesterdays arrivals at the Gal
House,
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New York, Oct. 20,

New York, Oct. 20,
The Hersld's Front Royal correspou
dent says the line of communication be-
tween Gen. She ridan's Headquarters and
Gen. Augur's Headquarters on the hoe
of the Manassas Gap railroad is open
without interruption or molestation. The
opening and the keeping open of this
Manassas Gap railroad line the rebels
look upon as being a greater victory than
any heretofore attained by the army Of the
Shenandoah valley.
The Importance OF what We have gained
in the respect mentioned cannot now bs
explained to the public, and hence the
people at home cannot well appreciate its
magnitude. Time will surely develop the
whole.
The Secretary of War has issued an or
der thanking Gen. Sheridan. his officers
and soldiers for their brilliant victories.
New York. Oct. 30.
The terald's correspondent gives the
following particulars Of CJl. Powell's
Cavalry raid in Laray valley.
Their first adventure was with a puer-
rlla rendezvous wh.re they sur orised the
guard and cartu' ed the army. The stores
captured were valued at seven thousand
dollars.
AT Luray all the barns were DESTROYED ;
while in the act q Union soldier was seiz-
81 by citizens and murdered by cutting
his throat. subsequently two OF Mosby :
men were captured and immediately shot
TO death as retaliation. The same day a
Government tannery was DESTROYED in
which was 100000 worth Of hides. and
seized sou.e 5000 head of stock.
From New Market to Wood vile the
country was land waste, as also 10 the cir.
cult to Madison, Little Washington, back
10 Luray; thence the command proceed.
ed TO From, R va where all the barns,
four mills ana tueir contents were de
stroyed
On the route Powell heard McCaus
land wnh Cavalry Was near aud he gave
chase, but being encuG bered with q heay 7
train could not overtake bin. At Sandy
Hook the ine residence and barns O
james Chancellor, one of Mosby's guerril
las, were destroyed, Chancellor had mur
dsred Uoion soldier few days before
! The resul. of the expedition was the can
ture OF 6,5OO head of cattle, sou head Of
horses and the destructios of thirty.tw,
fiuring mills, thirty dis,illeries, four bias
furnces and upwards Of City barns.
New York, Dot. 20.
The Worlds Washington special has
report that Sheridan will shortly super
cede Meade. The reason given is a dis
agreement between Grant and Meade con
corning some movement on Petersburg.
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FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
Cairo, Oct. 90,

CaiIO, Oct. ".
The steamer Mamie Byers, from Mem
phis, passed with $50 bales of cotton for
Cincinnati. Business entirely suspend
ed in Memphis has been resumed sgain.
and the militia discharged as the danger
is past. The opinion at Headquar,er. is
that the rebels have no intention of lat /.
tacking Memphis; their presence is mer rely
designed to cover the march of troops in.
to Kentucky. No rebel force within so
miles of the city The last heard of Chal-
mers he was south of fernando going
towards the swamps of the Tallahatchie.
Forrest was enroute for Meridian with his
prisoners.
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FROM VIRGINIA.
Position and Condition Of Sheridan.
Army. :.

New York, Oct. 90.
The Heraid's correspondent with Sher
idan on the 18th writes Gan. Sheridan
hiss his troops well 10 hand on the north
west side of Cedar Creek. The rebel.
have fallen back to Fishers Hill in the
rear of Strausburg, which town is now
occupied by our skirmishors.
Residents Of Strausburg say on We'd
nesday night last a larger force of rebels
passed through that toEn than they. had
ever seen before. This doubtless gave
rise to the report that Longstreet bad
been heavily reinforced with both infsn-
Try and artillery. At Gen. Sheridan Z
headquarters it is not believed that thew
nave received any infantry reinforcemen,s
OUT Tue iarge number Of cannot, recently
captured oy Sheridan renders the 1att !,
part OF the report very probable.
J To-day our skirnish line was again .d.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-21
Washington. Oct On

The President recognized J Nichols
Adslbrich Benseiger as Consul of ,hb
Spanish Confederacy at Cincinnati. fdr
OHIO, Indiana and Kentucky; also Henry
Endleys as Vice Consul of tie sans Gov
srnment 1t Chicago. for Wisconsin, Iowa,
Minnesota and Northern Illinois.
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Rsjsieiag ever sAsr, dams victory.

New York, Oct 20.
The Post has the following in its Wash.
ington special:
Washington, Oct. 20.-There Is prea.
rejoicing here to-dsy over Sheridan vic
tory.
Details coming in are better even than
official reports already given.
The merchants who we're arrested in
this city on charge Of contrabandiug
we're brought before the military court to
be tried to day. The evidence agsirs,
some Of these men is overwhelming
Ii is shown that they furnished goods to
blockade runners with . full knowledge o
their destination The trade is still eoinO
on.
New York. Oct 20.
Broadway is sgain decked 10 ration,
colors in celebfstion Of Sheridanb mag
p.6esnt victory. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-21

/ WbIYRoa-8onyO Oo000n ana y1ooner
Ca1tsrsa-Rebsl WaRsn Train Dss
srsysa-shsstaaa's o3cial Report.
j Wsv Department, !
| Washington, October 70.
To Maj Gen. Dix:
A great battle was fought and 1 splen
did victory Won BY Sheridan over Long
street yesterday At Cedar Creek. Fony
three pieces Of artillery wers captured an,
many prisoners, among them as the rebs
Gen. Rainesur.
On our side Gens Wright and r cket
we're wounded, and Gen. BidweiI, OF Buf
falo, killed
Particulars 80 far ss received will be
furnished - fast ~ the operator can
transmit them.
(Signed) Z. M. STANTON,
Sec'y Of War.
The following is Sheridan's official re.
port:
Cedar Creek, Oct 10.
Lieut.. Gen. Grant:
have the honor to report that my
army at Cedar Creek was attacked thi.
morning before daylight. and my lef. was
turned and driven in confusion. 10 fact
most of the line was driven in confusion,
with the loss OF 90 pieces Of artillery. |
fastened from Winchester, where I was
on my return from Washington, and
found the army between Aiddletown and
Newton, having been driven back about
four miles. / here took the affair in hand
and quickly united the corps, formed a
compact line of battle to repulse an alta ck
OF the enemy, which Was done handsome
ly ut aboSt one p. m. At3p M, after
some changes of the cavalry from the lef,
to the right flank, attacked with great
vigor, driving and routing the enemy, aud
capturing, according to last reports, 43
pieces Of artillery aud very many priso-
ners. do not know yet the number Of
casualties or losses of the enemy. Wagon
trains. ambulaoces and caissons 10 large
numbers are in our Possession. They
also burned some of their trains. Gen.
Rainesur is prisoner in our hsnds. Sc
verely and perhaps mortally wounded
have to regret the loss of Gen. Bidwell,
killed, and Gems. Wright. Grover and
Rickett wounded. Wrigh, is slightly
wounded.
Affairs at times looked badly, but BY
the gallantry Of our brave office nd men
disaster has been converted into a splen-
did victory. Darkness again in,ervened
70 shut OF greater results. now occupy
S,rasburg.
As soon as obtained | will send you
further particulars
p. H. SHKRIoAS, Maj Gen.
The battle was fought op the same day,
10Th OF the monlh, that witnessed shsri-
dao's victory in September. What the
numbers were opposed to Sheridan are
not yet reported to the d portmsnt, but
the boldness. vigor and succ- ss OF the at.
tack strongly Indicate that heavy rein
forcemeot bad been sent from Ricen,oud
With the expectation Of fulfilling Ling
streets boast to smash up oheridan.--
Loogstreet was known to be in the valley
and had assume command OF the army,
aud confident hoes oi an overw helm,us
disaster to the Uaion army were b1as'
fuils expressed for several days bscs BY
rebel adhefeBts in Washington and Bal.
timore.
[Sisned.l E. NJ STANTON.
Sec'y of War.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-21
Washington Oct 90

General Dsblsdo, the distinguished
Mexican Commander, arrived 10 tovn
this .. m. IN company with Senior Pome.
roy. the Mexican Minister, and diped
With the Secretary ot State to-day.
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Louisville, Oct 19.
Capt Freemsn, representing himself
~ commander OF Jesse's rear guard. sp.
peared ~ Georgetown 10 dsy CARROTS.
burg. KY, is in great excitemen. from
reports Of the approach of the rebels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-21
Philadelnhia Oct On

All the banks Of the city except four
ne'd meeting Of their sssc 1 holders. and
resolved to accept the act by which ther
become National Banks.
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Hamilton. G.. w Oct

Hamilton, c. W., Oct. 20.
An entire change in the Directors O.
the Great Western Railroad is announced
The new Directors are Thos. Street. Hon
Wm. McMasters. Toronto; d. McIoues,
aud Chas- Hunt, Of London, @. w.
Quebec, Oct. 20.
The Confederation Conference has de
cided in reference 10 the number to be n,
Legislative Council to the new CoDfeder
scy, that they be selected from member,
Of the Legislative councils Of the seyera
provinces instead of elected by the peo
pie. Provision Is made sdmission Of rep
resen!at'ves from the Red River country
The conference are engaged in the dis
cusslun OF the appointment Of the repre-
ssstatives OF the lower house. -
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Burlington, Oct. 20.
The 81. Albans Bank and the Fire
National Bank of ST. Albans will both re
deem their bills as usual. The recen
raid has not affected them.
St. Albans, Oct. 80.
Later advices from parties who ar,
pursuing the raiders, con 6rm the nexs o
the capture Of nine of them aud $50. .0OC
Of stolen bank bills.
Considerable excitement still prevails
though all apprehensious Of furth Ter dan
ger .; present are groundless.
Burlington, Vt, Oct. 20.
Eight of the raiders who enter ed Sain
Albsns and robbed the banks aud mur
dered citizens have been captured anc
$50 ,0UO recovered. They wers caugh
at the bridge near Farnhan. The re
msinder have been seen on ths road anc
will probably also be arrested.
Capt. NickersoD, of the veteran reserve
corps. 10 garrisoning the place v ith liz
convalescents from The hospitals j. Bra,
tleboro.
Judge Aide, OF the Supreme Court
has just returned from Montreal, where
he had satisfactory Interview With th,
Cansdlan Government, aud 10 uox pre-
paring necessary papers to bring The cap
tured raiders back 70 our courts unde,
the extradition treaty.
NJ jor Austsn has dispatched Major ]
s. B.rston TO 81. Johns. c. z, ih order
II possible 10 secure the ARTIST OF a part,
of the raiders Who are approaching thai
place from ST Answord. The b.aks o
this place suffered severely. but the S:al
oens banks announce they will redeeu
their bills.
We learn that in skirmish last even
ing at Torsvfl burg four OF the raider
were captured. Nr Hant one Of the ba
Iiffs Of that place, fell mortslly led
While endeaSoring 10 capture the raiders
The provincial authorities of the fron,ie
did everything iu their power TO ca
ture the raiders SIX Of lie horses takel
by the scJurdreis have been recaptured
LArsR.
s.. Alban-. O,,. 90, 4p.m.
Capt. Con.es's party h.ge Just return.
ed and report tia they caught the cad
er OF the raiders st!St4nbridge ge and..,ecov
cred loo, 900 dollars In addition 10 th
$50. 900. The Canadian gentlemen ar
still after the Williams and their are goo,
nopes of their cspiuTe.
The Governor General Of Canada ha
telegraphed that he will respond to . re-
QUESTION from tho United States for th
surrender of the raiders already arre.te,
and others captured.
The 81. Albsns Bank los, S75, 900 |; tn
Franklin Bank S35 900, and the frst Ma
tionai Bank $4,000
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Little MaCkerel GunbOal
ON Salt River.
THE WAR IN MISSOURI.
Latest from Prices .4rsssy
Guerrillas Numbering and
Burning Germ ans.
FROM SHERIDAN.

importance Of the Manassas Gan Rail.
rsad..-PowelisC Cavalry Reid in Lurav
VaAey---The country laid waste--.
Murder and Retaliation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-21
Longstreet's Army Com
pletely Routed.
Sheridan on the
Rampage.
FOrfy-th3.ce Cannon AND
Many Rebels Taken.


REBEL TRAIN DESTR DYED.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-21
4 UCTION SALE.
SrArE OF Iowa, Lee County, ss.

Il the County Court u sail coanv A. For, va8iso,
10 Loes "a " Yrthio Gon, kbEa WorthinEtoa and I'd
"P''aahStos tAi1oF islrs o. u IA Mr. hiug-
~, u''ssreis ana y al othFrs wa9an IL r4=y CON-
= lDs ar hrfe h"tsh' tbai tsere is Gle 10 the
SluA's soei' os Lee eoana ipsA AZ Fort Aaii>sJtl
~ Niflrt ya'h o An19 4 bssert ogEaerls vrih b.
nsh1 a' knaaiMn c' iAe abofe nai-a hilnDrs prayDS
'o a. 80 eeias = seti Tor tue bueft tn a.
sshra hisoft ne H n I'D ssfet-iOrt o. lot No ire
~ 10 - naanber hitsen i5 Ia the city he5kak
Lee ronlty, Iowa
said petition will ts heard and terrairea laf,r .aa
Court on the rst Monday Of November ls. al o'ek
A. ~ q SID dsy ut rhich tnie atirnd and sh wv
cans" ~ say yVs have sny the rrayse IT III etioa
should not be sr.oI-A. koBEET a. Gle NoRg
cetl5dSw Auy for ANA 4, Bose-, GGSs,ilAn, re-
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Indianapolis, Oct. 20.
Reseipts Of the Indiana Sanitary Fai,
suounted 70 $4,000. . 1T sas s -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-21

NOTICE.-A Fine Brick Resider ce.
with is acres Of land. all improved, and inst ont
hide the corporate limits Of Kesknk sale very low
Auy ooe wishing a desirable residence at imrvsin.
Ena,ire OF Y. X. HART
F,trpNatF Nc 2 Estes Hnuse. Kenkuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-21

a. ALL PAPER, &e.-Spr,ng Stock
W OF Wall Paper Borders, Gilt Window Sl,sip.
Pcpdnln, Fixtures Cord Taaseis &C. receive "a and III
ajsN taRN NV. wHorvOg4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-21

DOTATOES AND ONIONS just
received 800 sacks Potatoes and 100 sacks Onions
and for sale by uRIcu DRAhK
sept2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-21

wnsIeaoSuts tfPF1ees Army-ouerrtlls .
uu.ges u le1yette Ceuhty-0er-
aa oetSle0ent Entered ana Devas-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-21

ItRESH PEACHES-loO doz. Fresh
u Peschss-Baitimore Brands--sor sale by
ept-o R1akRTS0S ALTERS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-21

EOR SALES acres land with two
- Frame Dwellings the same situated at Sam
dusky mites above keokuk the river and railroad -
Price 500. Title good
aag22-d Hp TEN-EyCK
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Raiders Captured.

Burlington, Oct. 20.
The 81. Albans Bank and tbe First
National Bank of ST. Albans will both re.
deem their bills as usual. The recen,
raid has not affected them.
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u
ton OF the States have no objection, az
a peaceful conference and an interchange
OF views between equal and sovereign
powers, just as the Convention of 1877
was called and assembled
& he properly constituted authorities
at Washington and Richmond, the duly
authorized representatives of the two
confederacies OF States now at war vitn
each other, might give their assent tc
such proposition. Good might resuI,
from it. =
"But should favor such proposition
only as peace conference, ss the Con
ventlon OF 1887 was. | should be op
posed to leaving the question a, Issue tc
the ab,o olute decision OF such body.
delegates might be clothed with pow.
er to consult and agree, if they could, up
On some plan of adjustment. to be sub
mitted for subsequent ratification bv this
sovereign States whom it affected, before
it should be obligatory or binding. and
then binding only on such as should 8,
ratifs l."
This is the peace proposition of tn,
rebel Vice President. He makes the &C
acknowledgement of the right OF secession
and the de Jacto destruction af the Union
the sine qranon and basis, Of all steps to
wards the adjustment of our present nj
tionaI difficulties. The terms must
made different before they will be accep
&c by the ministrstion, and the arm
and the patriotic masses Of the loy.
States, whose labors for more than tbrs
years have bsen to assert the unity an
stability of the Federal Government.
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~ HHDS SUGAR-5O bbls. Refined
i Sugar, lust in aud for sale Nv
octsd KELLOGG ErRGE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-06
DIR. BlCELOW,
CONFIDENTIAL Physician +!
lformerly Of 81. Iouis, Miasouri.)

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he Soash Clark Street. Chacago.
rT>HE Only REGULARLY EDUCATED AND
u legally qualified Physician in Chicago Who
makes the treatment Of Private Complaints 4
speciality. His Office has been established ex-
pressly to afford the afflicted sound and scientific
medical aid, without the use Of n.urcury or nOx
ious drugs. DR.. b. has for many years devoted
his whole attention 10 the treatment Of private
complaints in their varied and complicated forms.
His success in the treatment Of those long stand
ing and difficult cases, such a. were formerly con-
sidered incurahle, 10 sufficient 70 recommend him
to the public rs worthy Of the extensive patron
age which he has received. In professional ex-
perience in hospital aud private practice extend
ing through many years in TINS and other depart
ments Of medical science, he is the diseoverer Of
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these virulent, secret and chronic diseases. and
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superior skill and profound Judgment in the
treatment Of diseases Of u private nature.
The universal and unfailing success in the
treatment adopted BY him. has proved beyond u
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Females suffering from irregular ties attendant
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He thinks II 10 his duty to advise the unfortu-
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they are not deceived BY false advertisements Of
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DIR. d. will tell the patient previous 70 commer-
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A Admit ssiOm Too 1.nae 10 he Enc
slre1y ooOmest.

The New York Tribune, "f Nov. 2Sth, IN
an article upon the Presidential election,
says:
The party which has just won the most
decisive triumph ever achieved in stub
bornly contested Presidential election, as
sumed 4 e name Of Union in no proscrip
tive, no intolernnt spirit. It has never
doubted that the great mass Of the Amcri
can people, Irrespective Of party lines, de
sire the restoration and acknowledgment Of
their national authority throughout the
whole area Of the republic. Those Amcri-
cans who opposed the vindi' alton by arms
Of the insult,d flag, the detied authority Of
the nation, did not mean thereby TO Indicate
hostility to the Union.
Almost daily confess ons like the above
appear in some leading republican paper
They are valuable inasI ucl as they dis
prove al the charges which republicans
have no assiduously made against the de-
mocracy. A the republicans had mcrcc.
nary motive in slandcring and m'sreprcsent
ing us before election. so now they proba
hly have self b motive in these retrac-
tions and gentle COMMUNICATIONS. Let not
democrats he de 'civ-A. beware Of thc
Greeks even though bearing presents"