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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-19
BIanksI BlanksII

.-,Yhavs INV on hand and arc ready to supply
w III Ss1Snds Tor Blank Executions, Summons,
"a snbsfFjaaS. printed on good paper. These
SantI we're gotten up and sB2Toysd a, ~ Da mel
!,.IHtss. oasf orders respectfully soliciteds
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Delivery to commence on or before the-day Of
- 1854, and 20 be completed or before the
into written CONTRACT with the United States with
good and approved security within the space OF ten
days after being notified that my bid has been Ae-
''f' Your obF servant, I.s .i..i.. 10
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B@-FrrY odd men, of Capt. Fishers
company, 9th West Virginia infantry, ar
rived in this city on Wednesday evening
to be mustered out of the service.
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FORM OF PROPOSAL,
[ToNH, ooUHTY AND sIkTB.

The undersigned hereby propose 70 furnish and
deliver 70 the United States at the QuartermAstsr
Departm snt at -. agreeable to the terms OF your
advertisement inviting proposals for ouA[termAa-
tors Stores, dated Cumberland, Md.J-1S6i, the
folio wing articles, viz; .... ----t..f.s.
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HOUSE q GHOUNDs
FOR SALE AAT ARUBGlC
. "A wTf.rTUn

THE 6ubGfiber Olers Tor alo his Dwelling House
4 and ninety feet Of ground, situated On the
north side Of Quincy street, ard corheTing on the
alley, between en- md Ith strOetAi running back
12 feet In addition to which there Il q feet and
Inches Of ground on the back part Of the lot sub
al nearly Two lou Of grouud. = =
The house contains tsn apaFtnaptl, bath room,
pantry and cellar Il ple4s9ntly situated And has
stone wall and new fsneo Alon thu front. There Il
sufeient ground % divide the lot and erect hand
sumo house on the corner. - 49, q
the front door Of the Court Hoe4h, on TUESDAY,
AUGUST sd, af 10 oeelOeh A. ~. t-ltt q :. =
TERMS OF sALE-One-third down and tia bal.
anee IN one and two yoIrs; dsfsrft paymsuts % b
secnred by deed Of trust. "a -s--i-t
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Your obi servant


Capt. A. V. BARRINdER, Chief QuartermAstsF Depart
msnt Of West Virginia, Cumberland, Nd. 5if
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for Quart
ter'S Stores.
mas

CHIEF QUARTERAIAsTKR's or
DLPARTllINT OF WEsf vi

OHlEE Neutrality-suspicious. VII ~
-s.-t TcumberlAnd, August ), 1854.
CRALED PROPOSALS viii be received thi. ON
United States only, until 10 O'Clock NJ Saturday,
August 9th, 1854 for furnShing the Department OF
West Virginia, 81 wheeling or PaTksrs5uTg, West
200 Ambulance Water Buckets, to swing underneath.
100 dozen Curry Combs, lsead sampled
100 Horse Brushes, g
Is Wagon Whips
100 boxes Shooting Tools,
100 boxes BlAeksmith Tools,
soS kegs Horse Shoes No.
s sSS a q
s sSS Horse shoe Nails Ne .a ssa1si
sSSS . $3.50 4,S.i 80 s'r
1 sSS key MalS Shoes ". G'.Ato brandt lizs "a
50 s8lsti Z q 8, "a a s3!i3S 1911
50 dozen Horse RAEps, (aend Ample.) ,rTys5
100 Hand Saw Fie1, Isstia sAmple.l aIdA.
9 9sS kegs sd 3 Nails ['.sso brandt = dC8
g a a Inch Spikes g' Ts Z y brAnd} "A Y
Bidders must state At which Of the above named
points they propose to make deliveries and the
the quantities ofeaeh article proposed 70 be deliver
ed, the time when said delivery ShAll be commenced
and when to be completed.
All deliveries must be promptly made within the
time and for the Quantities proposed and accepted
TO insure prompt settlement thGrafOr.9 .sTiaiz L4
The price must be written out In words on the
bids. -1i.. ....ir,-..s ..sf. ..s ,,-t i-lr.1 r.
An articles offered under the bids herein invited
viii be subject 70 rigid inspection BY GoEernH
ment Inspector. before being accepted. rf tlIs.-I
No bids will be considered from parties who have
1Eled heretofore to comply with their contracts.
All proposals must be accompanied by guAran-
ty signed BY two responsible persons. that case
the bid Is accepted, he, or thVy, Will, within the
time named execute the contract for the same, with
good and Hnleieut sureties in Buu eQualtn amount
TO the amount OF the contracts to deliver the
Stores proposed, In conformity with the terms Of
this ADVERTISEMENT aud in case bidder shall fail
difference between the offer Of said bidder and the
next lowest responsible bidder the person to whom
the contract maybe awarded. Z at- s.AlaI
tThe responsibility Of the guATantorS must be shown
by the official certificate Of United States District
Judge or Attorney, Collector Of Customs, or other
Government oahoial, known by this ONCE.
All parties will be duly notified Of the acceptance
or rejection Of their proposals.. ...a
All proposals must be made In duplicate and DO
Accompanied with the oath Of allegiance Of the par
" or parties unless It has already been placed on
dle in this once. j.. s.....r5..-. ... .|s COR.
No bids except in the form prescribed, will be re-
eeiVed and only from parties regularly engaged In
the business. - ~ t-.. q D
The full name and post ONCE address OF each bid
der must be written In the proposals.
Proposals must be addressed TO Captain A. V. Bar
ringer, Chief QuArteTmAster Department OF West
Virginia, Cumberland Nd, and marked proposals
for QuArteTmAster's StOrss."
Blank forms Of bids, guarantees and bonds may
be obtained on application to this ONCE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
aHInTsI sHInTsf sIIInFsI

7 fan llluEtnsnt q Ersneh and American o.
mere and RlAnHan Army Shirts, q vaEioal styla r,
nd price,. AlO. 70 dozen Whlto Droa Shirts
ths following pEiooas -siE Or oI9, SIS oIss' q 81
u'AA and ~ DoilaFs. l lii-a.s
Also, Shirts nadO border md warranted % a.
% s1Perior work aAd unsqaalsd n quality for ths
pEloa1s ----------a 81 ,. 7. LAKIN,- -
! aE9 Ne. IOa Main sirsss, WhssliaE, we VIA
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hereby certify TO the best ofmy knowledge and
belief the above named guaTantors are good and
sufficient securities for the amount for which they
ohet to be security.
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To be certified by the United States District At
torney, Collector Of Customs, or any other oficeF
under the United states Government, responsible
person known 70 this Ofiee. gE' ~ !
The Express charges must be prepaid on all SAm-
pies sent for inspection.
~ 1T & A. v.BARRINGER,
sH Captain and Chief Qusftermaster,
anR1I LIZ N Department Of West NiIKinia.. h
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TRUSTEES SALE

OF A, TRACT OF LAND ON YHERLINa oREKK,;
FOUR MfLES EAsT OF WHEELING, At THE
COURT HOUSE, ON TUESDAY, 2sd AUGUST,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29
How Mrs. 0'DOWd Learned italian.

was newly married when came aboard for /.
short wedding tour. The world at that i me 10.
qulred new married people to lay in sp all stocL
of continental notions, to assist their -on L;I;
ty and enable them te wearthe yoke WI Lar,rooa
fui ease OF foreigners; and SO Mrs. OtD end !
started with one heart, one pass-po,t + .nJ ~,
NOT SO pieasant--one hundred poF.nls, to colnnly
MIN 1hiS oruihAnce' VI courF,e, once oyer IN,
border-once IN traRee--lt W as pnoncb G. -n
took up our abode III YER !; nnnretenJ;n,r ~
hotel Of Boulesne-sar-np .Ir caIIed II TuJ .s'I
Madrid, where We boad ID for tbe ,ooe ~
OF eleven francs btty ee at mes Der diemtbe adt
hfty beng saved by MY wife not takn,r tba ~,
prandlal an cup OF eofe md rum. s''r fs''
1ncfe was h9t .u.:h tosee at Bollogne. and We
soon saw ~ re "a week or so Mrs. Oh. used e
&c ear !naR1ed nike one of the sr.ltanis five bnn
dred wives, = rtesting that she j surslv be rncor
1Sei , pu1f re grew tof thedelAson at last anc
I1'sete Il:I that our residence at the Geur De Ma
unn n 40 eiectualy screened us from al remark Oh
ln eiry as if we had taken up our abode in til;
taV combs.
H.ow when one has got a large stock ofany com.
-nodity on hand-I dom care what it is-there'.
( aothing, soproyoking as not 20 find a Market
Mrs. OD. $ investment was bashfulness She
was determined to be the most timid, startled
modest and blushlng creature that ever wore or
ange flowers and yet there was not a man. wo
man or child in the whole town that cared 10 know
whether the act fer whcih she left England was q
matrimony or q murder
Don tyou hate this place Cornelius ?'-She
never caifpd me Con in the honeymoon, 'Isin'
it the dpllest, dreariest hole you have ever beer
In?
Not with you
Then don't yawA when you say so. | ebhor Il
1t s dirty, its vulgar, it dear
| No no, 1t ain t dear, my love don't saw dear.
! Billiards, perhaps, and filthy cigars. and that
greenish bitter-annisette, think they call it,
are cheap enough, perhaps but these are all lux
uries Ican't share in.
! Here vas the cloud no bigger than man $ hand
that presaged the first connubial hurricane, A
married friend-ope of much experience and long
suffering-had told meof this saying Don't fan
cy You u escape old fellow but do the way tho
:Inistry do about Turkey, ,-=put the evil day off
/ diplomatise, PROMISE eajoe, threaten a bit Il
needs be, but postpone and, strong with these
precepts, | negotiated. as the phrase is, and with
a dash of reckless liberaty that trembleat now
as record it said, 'Yoa We only "a say where
| nothing but Fhere 80, aud In take you-up the
Rhine, down the Daaube, Egypt thecatarscts= s.
! don't want to 90 50 far said Ehc dryly. 1t
| ally win do,
| This was sumner, | hoped the impossible
would have stopped her but she caughc at the
practicable, and foiled me-
There only pne objection said musing
And what may that be? not money hope
Heaven forbld--no. It's the language. We
get on here tolerably well, for the waiter speaks
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29
a5oetrp.
- ~
The Little People,


dreary place would be this earth
We're there no little people in it;
The song Of life would lose its mirth,
We're there no children to begin il.
No little forms, like buds to grow.
And make the adniring heart surrender;
No little hands ON breast and brow,
To keep the thrilling love-chords tender.
No babe within our arms to leap.
No little feet toward slumber tending;
No little knee In prayer to bend,
Oar hips the sweet words lending.
What would the mothers do for work,
Were there no pants or jackets tearing,
No tiny dresses To emhrnider2
No cradle for their watchfu caring,
No rosy boys at wintry morn,
With satchel tothe school-house hasting;
No merry shouts as home they rush;
Noprecious mersel for their tasting.
Tall. grave, grown people at the door;
Tall, grave. grown people at the table;
The men on business ell intent,
The danes lugubrious as they're able.
The sterner souls would get more stern,
lnieeling natures more inhuman,
And man to stole coldness turn
And woman would be less than woman
For in that cline toward which we reach,
Through Times mysterious, dim unfolding,
The little cones with ehernb smile
Are still our Father sface beholding.
So said His voice in whom we trust,
When in Judea realm a preacher,
lie made child confront the proud
And be in simple guise their teacher.
Life's song, indeed. would lose It's charm.
We're there no babies to begin it;
dolefui place this world would be,
We're there no little people in it.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29


INTERESTING FROM CHisA.--In a letter to the edi-
tors Of the EcaHgeIist from fauc chan we find the fol
lowing -
''Soochow and other important cities between
Shanghae and Nankin have yielded TO the assault Of
the combined Imperial and disciplined Chinese fer
ces under English officers The Imperial cause
seems steadily on the advance and if the Govern,
ment continues to receive foreign aid you win prob-
ably soon hear of the downfall of Nankin, and the
complete oyerthrowof the rebel power. It's the lse-
lief that all difficulties with Japan will be adjusted
Satsurna has paid the idemnity of 100000 for the
murder of Mr.. Richardson it was sent to the British
Legation in hsndcartS. Satsuma's envoys also
signed an agreement that their master would padevi
atingly seek out the murderers Of NJ Richardson.
and execute them in the presence of the british au.
thorities
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29
UNION HOTEL.

vlLESTISr sTEcKrAE, rRoPRIEroR.
"sS Pin Street formerly known a. the Globe Hotel
Ihs pubic assured that he has made ample arrange
ens te seeommodate all that may favor him With taer
patronage A sPlesdid Livery Stable Attached.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29
HOTELS.


9Raue DooRs NORrH THE PUBLIC sQUARr, JvLr4SA sr
Bedford, Pa.
FTtHIs HOUSE 80 well known to the travelling public,
4 eonfinpeS under the charge Of Isaac Mengel. He
Sa=se pains 70 supply the wants and comfort Of all
Who favor him with ser patronage. H- sabIe 10 spread
vita the best the nnISs.. .-G@-::52a His chambers
are handsomeiy furpished convenient stable Ia at
saosed p the House, attended BY careful hostIOra
sps. s, Ie64-zz.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29
BEDFORD, IFIsIIDA1, AIaIsII. 20, 1=se4,

every thing that is christian. East hat
spirit of inidelity which avoids the verion
of God, sRd, when walking on the cirdthe
universe, is too proud to look toward thu dne,
and adore sFim who created Earth and
Shame e'n tie ignorant conceit which, its
back on that srue philosophy which i om
effect to casse from Nature up tok res
God
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29
RUPP, SHANNON, 8 CO., BANKERS

BANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT
COLLECTIONS made for the East, West, North and
" South and the gsasra businoaa Of Exchange trans
sstsd Notes and Accounts Collected. and RemittaneeS
q. W. RuFp, 0. E. SHAEsoy, F. BsxaDIcT
apr. is, ISe4--H
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29

ATroREHr AZ Law, BEDFoRD Pa
w HI promptly ateaA collections and a business
w entrusted TO his in Bedford and adjoining coun
RsG Money advanced on Judgments, Notes and other
Claims Has for sale Town Lots in Tatesvls and St
Josspha on Bedford Railroad. Farms and unim-
preTsd land in qnAntities to suit purchasers.
ofics opposite the Banking House OF Reed schen-
apr. Is, 1870 IA
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29
j. r. DERR0RROE,

D x. bAkBOKkDH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, HHpEORD,
once one door south Of the s'Renssi EOuss,"
win a1tead promptly al business ruStsdts hS
Collections 1sde the shortest notice.
Hsviag, also, been regularly licensed to prosecute
Claims against the Government, particular atteaton will
6e giyen to the collection Of Military claims Of al
kinds Pensions, Back Pay, Bounty Bounty Loans, Sc
Bedford. apr. S. lSG&-tf
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29
ALEX. KING,

ATTORNEY Law,
And agent FOR procuring of PAY Gzd Rssaty
EsBey. Office on Juliana Street. Bedford, Pa
April !, lS64-f.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29

Mellyaine, Firsf Lieutenant William S Moor.
head Second Lieutenant.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29
PHYSICIANS. &C.
In. BOWSER,
RESTI6T.

Permanently located in woedberry will sarsfully and
punetualy attend all operations entrusted his
Teeth inserted from entire se in he latest and
msSt approved style and at rates reasonable than
before offered in this section of eonny. CsH s1d
spSetrsuS Of .oOrk. Al operations earranfsd
Woodbury., April /, IS64.-tE
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29
EIMmELL d IINGENFELTER,

NtIE N1E-a.Aa On I'm taE.-N 4 EA14ERo
ATTORNEYS LAW, BEDFORD, PA
Have formed partnership the practice Of tho Law
ence Juiana Street. two doors South Of the Aengel
House.
April l, Isc4-si
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29
J0HN MAJoR

SSsTIaR or TIE PEACE, HoPETELE, BEDFoRD ceCSFY
ooectcnsaEd AL business psrtaEing his ofes will
he attended TO promptly. Will also sttend tho or
ssntng Of real estate Instruments of writing carefully
prepared Also settling up partnerships and otbar
April !, Ise4-tE
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS.
=
L. nj. AKER6,

Z. M. AKKRS,
ArToRSBT AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA
VIM attend promptly to all business entrusted his
S4Ea. Military claims speedily collected oeiss uli-
ana Street, two doors Rorth Of the Inquirer once.
April !, Isc4-R
ESFY n. ALsIP,
ArroREEr AT LAW, BEDroRD, Pa,
WIN faithfully and promptly attend all business
TASTED to issars n Bedford and Jag sounties
Military elaim Pensions, back pay. Bonay, Sc. spec
Aiy collected.
Once With Mann spsng. JutiAns street, dssrs
se1th ofthe Mengsl HonBa-
APrii, ls64-tE
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29
Chr 3eaforl gaqairer

is PUBLISHED
8very Friday Morning ON JuIiana Street,
OPPOSITE THE MESGEL HOUSE,
aEDFoRD, BEDFORD COUNTY, Pa.
TERMS:
sI.T5 year if paid strictly in advance,
7o0 if paid within months $3.50 il not paid With
siH months.
(s~I.50A YEAR IN ADVANCE WILL BE RE-
cRlIED UNTILAFTER THE MAY TERM OF coURTl
Rates of Advertising.
One seuAre, three weeks or IS
one Square, each additional insertion less than
three months
Months, Months, ! Year.
tSAe souare............. S. so 81 rs 50 90
Two squarss......... ............ . og 100 10 90
Three souares.............. 90 100 IS 90
4 Column ..................- II 90 20 90 IS 90
One Column ...........~20 90 IS 90 IS 90
Administrator and Executors notices So Auditors
netices $l50 if under 10 lines Estrsys SI25 but
head is advertised, 25 every additional head.
square is the SPACE occupied by lines Of
ion. Fractions Of a square under Eve lines eouht
half square, and all five lines full square. AaVer-
tsements charged to persons handing them in.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29
DR. q. z. HARRY.

RsSpeetfully tenders his professional services to he
citizens of Bedford and vicinity. Once residence On
Pitt Street. IN the building formerly occupied by DR.. J. b.
Ho6aR
April l. Ias4-tE
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29
ING MOWER,

ATTORNEY ATLAw.
BzBEoKB, Pa
APrn /, Is64.-tt
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29

III. BEARBoURG, M. d.
having permanently located respectfully tenders hi.
professional services the citizens of Bedford and Vi
sanity Office Julsna stres opposite the Bank, ons
deor north Of Hall 4 PalmsTs off sa-
April /, IS64-G
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29

LIE KEEPS on HAND STOCK OF FINE GOLD
- AND SILVER WATCHES, sPEGTAcLEs OF
brhAaHs Double Refined Glasses, also Scotch Pebble
6iasses Gold Watch Chains, Breast Pins Finger Rings
beet quality of Gold PENS
Hs WA supply % order any thing in his line not on
hand
EPFs 6, 1s6&-xA
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-08
Death, Taxes and Drafts.

All accounts from Washington concur in
one tbiDg-that there will be by the be-
ginning Of the new year, another draft /;
and the indicnt ons are, that there will be
no substitutes allowed under it. A COM
mutation OF $500 was FIRST allowed. Then
that was repealed and the conscript allows
ed to put in q substitute Next the gu bsti-
tute clause will be repealed, and the 1rsf-
ted man must himself 20 into the rsnks-
That is The regular progression attendant
upou dCcaying enthusiasm 10 the cause Of
the negro. The less inclination the people
have to fight the sterDer must be the Law
to make them. 1t is calculated that the
last call for 100000 troops will not yield
more than one hundred thOusaDd, end the
majority Of them are reported IS not be-
ing of the best material for the service
Another draft will, therefore, have soon to
be made.
A Washington dispatch SO s:
This draft will be a real one, aud all the
men drawn will be secured and incOrpO:s.
ted 10 the armies during the coming win
ter
IL the war is to be continued, it is best
that those who are subject to the drafts
! that must follow, ehould prepare 70 meet
their Requirement. by personal service -
| Desib, taxes, drafts will hereafter be the
three sure things, which cannot be esSa ped
J by the N ost artlu! dDdgins.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-08
Our Last Appeal.


FTeemen, and Democrats of Will county,
this is the last time we will have the OBJ
pOriunity o. addressing you previous to
the closing of the polls on the day Of cleo
tion.
Will county has glorious opportunity
to win imperishsble laursls. She has but
to stand by the Democratic ticket, and
elect it to win applause and honor. Will
she do it? Will her voice be the voice of
national pstriUtism-of devotion to the
Union and the eonstituIion-Or voice Of
reasonable Abolutionism-nf hostility to
tie Uuiun Of our country?
Democrat, yours is glorious fight
il is a halIowed cause. You are battling
for the flag and the honor of your country.
You are battling on the aide of patriots
ism aad liberty.
Ga ! on !! from their lonely graves comes
thsyoice Of the departed dssd-of Washing
ton, Of Jefferson, Of Madison, of Franklin,
of jackson, Of Clay, of Webster, Of Doug.
las-to cheer on in the glorious work OF
rescuing the Union and the constitution
| from the vaDdall assaults Of the Abolition
| lists.
Let every friend Of his country be at his
post to-day. II Abraham Lincoln is re-
elected, it will be the last opportunity Of
exercising the right Of frsemen.
Therefore, Democrats, to your posts.
There is no time TO lose now. Let the sun
60 down to-day upon the best and hardest
days work Of your lives. Every motive
that could inspire the hearts of patriots
calls yoa to action. Devote this last day
to your country and the Union. Keep cool,
sober and determined. Suffer DO exotic
;nent to lead you beyond the pale of Iru-
dence and the law.
Don't fail to have sound aud reliabls
Democrats TO stand at the ballot.box from
the opening of the polls until the vote ia
counted and returns made.
| Have your couVeysnces ready to bring
every democrat to the pclls-tbs poor,
feeble and the Indifferent.
Be in the ranks early, md after You
have voted yourself, look after your ne
gleciful neigLbor. Let not Democratic
| vote be lost
Loo out for Foorbscks., Many have
been started already, but tie stock is by
no means exhausted yet The only true
course for Democrats is to believe moth.
ing the enemy tells them.
Are the independent voters of Will conn.
ty to vote to throw away she fruits of
their fathers labors in q ssnselsss bravl
about negro equalityf Are they willing
10 sbstter the best governmental fabric on
earth, at the bidding of Abolition fanatics?
We shall see.
Turn out. :ben, to ,he polls. Rally every
man. Tbs enemy lie sleepIsss, crafty and
desperate, and must be watched. Fore.
warned, we must be forearmed.
Up ard at them, Democrats. We cau
carry VIII county fnr Mcclellan and the
whole Democratic ticket by at leas. 800
majority. And VIC must