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The daily confederate. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1864-1865, 1864-02-25
COrSe.s Brigade.

We are very glad to see that CORE spoudept
7 from Camp Corse's Brigade, +" near Colds
ooro', communicates through the Richmond
| Sentinel the part borne by that Brigade IN tho
I aHair near Newbern. We were quite aware of
an tnat Is now stated by the writer, when we
! wrote our account; and the omissi N on onr
part was intentional. 1t was a "tit for 70, %
wen deserved by the troops of Virginia for the
! OFT repeated injustice done by the press and
ITS correspondents Of that State. to the soldier.
OF North Carolina We have known, in many
instances, in the report of battles in which We
were present, that the presence of North Caro-.
Ina was wholly ignored, though her number
made the majority of our force engaged-tbouob
her wounded aAd dead out numbered All tho
st:-and in those cases the comr,ona .
which ''Corse's Brigade was attached alwavs
shared in proportion as large of the glory of
achievements as it was withheld from others
NOW We are not sorry to see that the evil is felt.
nevertheless let it not be supposed that we de-
s'r- to perpstuate this feeling. We have known Of
oen. Corse since the Friday before the first
o"t''e OF Manassas Both he, his old Regiment,
ana his Brigade, have name in the war as
amiilar as household words. Indeed. intend
ng as we did to take the first opportunity o.
making some Virginia command feel the force
u Such sights, we are rather glad that the lot
I'll 70 THIS veteran Brigade, as we do not know
hotner In the army that could any better ,
Hord 70 lose the glory Of one field. seeing that /,
mas so many others on which to fall back. I
The daily confederate. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1864-1865, 1864-02-25
PETERSBURG. VA

or oale. --One negro boy about ,hIr,v
t..u years OF age in good health an sv ,mirty
Anni; carriage az driver, aSd work hand.
feb. q issI IN a.. j. N. LITTLE.
- 800 -AV-otW-W4t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07

sdn nATILOA B'jW DkN M, W ELI onIv
daugh sf Of Matt do KnItw.l. aged yssrs and :
months.
Funeral services at residence. No . Rest escord d
. rsst. Tusssay, March 9 b. .. 10 O'Clock .. m
Friends Of The family respsotfully in sited
On the 79th ult in the 66 ID vear Of he, ara
Mrs. PHlLA LOG An, ssasort Of Asdsev l., Fan.
late Of Dsvenpc = Lowe
". and Mrs Lossa caus TO love II July, 1854
enA sers re.i isats IT tssssapors sal viei .y to1
- yeers ,.aftee sAseA ~ ssassed 70 Mas.halI
Gess y = .asszgsa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07
DAVENPORT HsADouAwrRas.-Th

OAVENPOkF AEADoUAHTk66.- AOc
headquarters Of Davenpor, people IN Chicago
ts at the fremont House. Yesterday morning
ve counted in the rotu ada Of that deservsdly
popular house not l,ss than fifteen gsotlsnen o
who are OF had been ci, sens OF Davenport -
No Daveopor,er goss to that city without GO
ing TO the fremont. Iu this hey are s.nsihle.
Every former resident Of this city 0ov res,d :
ing 10 Chicago, goes to the Treuont to iod
his former acquaints0ees and hear the news
from the queen city Of lewa. The Tremon,
is undoubtedly the moss populsr house 10 the
northwest, end 10 20 eonductsd - to Dc erve
that high position. Col. Walters slill pre-.
sides In the Office. ard always has wsru
welco excellent spartm. nss and reserved
seat ior every guest from Iova
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07

WHISTLER keeps the best variety Of
dre.s goods that the market sdords. When
the ladies want anything in that line they had
better call on him
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07

New EorG Narae,.
Nzw YoRK, March Z.
COrToN.-Quiet at 781s0c.
fiouK-tlnchangei. S6.7516s5 Extra state
$7.l5a725 X. II. u.
WasAr-M,rket better. fl6o.0ls2 Chica 90
spring $l.619 so Milwaukee Club, Sl.66@ Ito
Winter Red.
CoRS-Sl,344l in store.
UATs-Firm. euM9l
PoRk Quiet. S22.O0@22 25 mess. s2iQ2I. .25
old %. so new.
LARD-Steady at 12L@l2A.
WHsKY-S9I90
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07
GET YOUR POSTERS
Vt ED
AT THE
ID M o C n at and We a. 3
JOB ROOM S.
COMPLETE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED roaALL
Call AMI see Snecimeus.


Great Broad Gauge Double Teck ana 1e1sgrapa
Roszie, ia
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Bai.imsTe, Har-
risburg aud all Esstsrn Cities. carving the
Great Tnrough Cnited States Mails.
IMPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DTNKiRK OR
Ia buffilo on the arr val of all trains from the
West, via the Laxe shore Ksiroad, also from sal
amanca on the arrival Of trains via the .ev
Broad Gauge Atlantic and Great w Western Railway
from Cleveland, u. giving Passengers the adj :
vantage. from Dunkrk or Buffalo, 90 from Cleye-
land, o., of . six Foot Gauge. combining ease
and comfort without change, in Wide. Koomv
Palace Cars, direct TO New York. A perfect,oa
attained by no other route
FOR FREIGHT
between sll points East an West, our facilities
are unrivslled. Forming close and reliable con-
nectiops ~ Dunkieh snd Buffalo with estern
roads, and q salamaues With the Broad 0.uce
Atlantic ssd Great Western Railway, bv vbish
route there 10 no traasfsr between New Aork and
LxpRESs FBEIGar TRAINS l.sy. NJ.
York daily for all points in the West, making a.
quick time and - low rates ~ By any other ron -
Far Freight or Passage inquire at ali the prin.
cipsl oaices in the West and At 81 Clsrk street.
Chicsgo, 240 Broad wsy, New York, and 93 Soutb
Street, E. Il, New York. Is stats Street. Doe,en
CHAS. AIEUT. Qsnl Sups,.
&. 8. aP.Eo1R, Wsasm Aceat,
B. ". BLAwCHAaD. Cen. Freight gent
" R. BARR, General Ticket Agent dec3s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07
Auprr ne OvTicB, Iowa. |
Dsa Mu,NRa. Feb. a6, 1854.

II il hereby certified, that On the tweuty-saxtn
asv Of February, ls64, . sworn statement ses Aisd
n this otlce, snosing the condition u the
Atlanu, Fire Insurance COMPANY, l0catOd o.
Brooklya, in the State Of NV lorr, on the
Arst day Of January, A. D.. 1864 IN s.coro"nce
vith . nroyisun uf an Act II the General Assem-
blv ~ The sac Of Iowa, entitled ''sn act IN r..
latl,u 70 lrsa tance Companiss, approved Jtnu-
ary 2Sth 1851, and an Act amen latofy tnefesOs
adurvycd teSr lars 9TH, 1858, snd an ACT IN reia
tion Z. lite Insurance Companies, approved
Mar b l7th, 1852 that said abatement shows
thst ssiA Company 10 possessed OF the requisite
s-ouo, Of capital AMI invested - required BY
Law. :,
Authority 10 therefore given 10 the above nam
a Comp ny 70 trsnsset tho + appropriate ,ssi-
- Of insusauee 10 this state. IN accortauce
ith shs ls~s thereof, until the Sist day Of jan
!: .,so e~. ssa, that Johu L Swits, Esq !.
- i,.vsooort lose, has been duly appointed
=, aeiA Comua theis lAwf0l Agents and Ats0r-
IN for the County Of Scott With tuil power 70
M risks Il 10 urAncs sheiris and TO- scknowl.
edee .eevice q process - provided ~ law. sp0n
IN q ,ne vitn the Uioek u The District Court -
a. Afos ala Uoaaty. eesd I'D co., Of the state.
neot = fle ID tbs e0oe nis further esrtsasd
M Wus and correc: c"py OF
whereof, have here
~ xsed and amxed ~ zeal Of
~ and year 6ss stove ~iit.
- n ] ~. "A s1ELL.
e.Als ~ Asdisos Of Ssste.
.Iehn L.. ssUits - f's. ss 1
stCkol.AsA skoCks snCouD er.
xaas'a "a sbtsIEses
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07

RrcKu1rs.-Fifty -one recruits arrived
here to-day, and were mustered into the ser
vice by Col. Grier. Pretty good for Mon
dav
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07

PRooF of the his ID state ofmorality in
our city continues to be developed dsily. The
police office has been blrreu Of items and in-
cldents for the past eight or ten days. Squire
Whseler's occupations gone. and the city
treasury is not thriving by reason OF the trans.
grsssions Of the people.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07

SIXTH WARo.-The Sixth Ward is
jus. srousing from . long sleep over the draft.
and are making effort to clear Themselves A
meeting has been called al the School House
at East Davenport. this evening, to deviss
m mea ps 20 encourage enlistments.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07
Camp near Brandy Station, Va.

Jsnn.ry ieb4
Prot. HoLLowAY-Dear oir: / nave heard q
great Geai of tnik about your famous pitts, ami
/ nev er was ia the neeo OF them until nov, want
TO uy them. "a. diafrAna Is very prevalent at the
present time, seni the worth ot the enelo ed
lours, &C, ju,EPh NiIcH,
&c. Z, 5th kegt, LxceIs or Brigade.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07
Camp Of 5.a Excelsior i5r;.als

Camp Of 5,a Excelsior Br;.ads
Januuy %, 1871
Prof. HoLLOsAY-Sir: Please seni lne Ter ine
enclosed oo cents the worth o.,t in pills; 3sed
haa 10 cents to pay postage. and you wal ub.ige.
Yours, &c, s5er,t VA pow3as,
Go L, 5th Reg, Excelsior Brig, Washing gtoa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07
Morris ,slanl.s e Jan ,elf

Morris islanl, : c, Jan =, lsGi.
Prof Hollow AY-Dsar ST.: Enclosed loa will
fnd 80 cents Tor when wish you 10 send NE
some OF your va.uabie liz; se4a then by mali.
L ercloso IL GEMS or 70: tlge. Address,
lsKagL I. HALL, Go u. ita \ H.
toft L VA = &
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07

Pulaski, Teao, Deceuib Der 26, ls5i.
Pr {. HOLLOWAY De Sir: Peas f1a Ell
closed ouc do! T, AM send me the amount II o.
famous p.lis, as am troubled VITA ii spepsia anu
seek cure. Yours, De,
Taos T TuAakk, Co |, II Iowa infantry.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07
0T EN- EC1 II
ATLA MTG
Fire xAssM rance Company.
OF BROOKLYN,

OF BROOKLYN,
JAnu ary E'irOt, 1904
Made TO the Auditor OF the state of Iowa, pur-
susnt TO tho statues OF said State.
!. Tho name Of this company is the Atlantic
Fire la .urancsConpany of brookiyn.
e Tho smouut OF its capi al stock 10 $l50,OO0
3. The amount of its capital stock paid
upis $50 900
L. T.e assets Of the company are
l. cash on hand, il bank ind in the
hand, OF agents, OF other persons, IA s9t.4l
2. keai estate uniucumbercd. 5,535,oS
3. Bonds aud stocks 0wnel b. the oonpa-
nv, nov secured and rate of interest
tharsoa (ses ohsduie) ~ ioo
1. Debts OF the 90 npany secured by
mor'g 60, (sss sche .uls) 20 800
8 Deots ,tnerwise secured, (ses schedals) la,ooo
De ,ts for ore mum 5,37l.5
S.ro;.ur. and azure 1866 So
Total assets, 2ss,455 FL
LIABILITIES.
6. The amount Of hab,nt,ts are or not
due to ,Auks or other cre' itoH, none
8 Loose st,d and due, none
Losses adj dJnsted u al not due, hone
Losses unsdj u,ted. LIoV
y. losses in Suspense waiting or further
pr, Of, non
10 All other 81 aims ag ii nst the com pany, pche
Yot., liabilities. s,2so
IL The greatest amount issued in any
one risk, is,ooV
l2 Tho greatest amount allowed by the
rules o; the company to be Insured
in any one city, town Vr village,
Is. The greatest amount allowed 10 DC
insured in any one block,
ID Tas act vi In .,rporati Of the COM
pany, keb. .uary BOT, ISL, hled
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07
THE CIT Y.

FAKRASD is astonishing the very ma
tives with low prices. lie 10 bound to close
out his stock, even II he has TO do % at sac
ri6cs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07

Chicago Market, by Telegraph.
CHICAGO, March 8.
TloUR Dull
WHsAr-s.eady at si.l5 for No /, and $I1O for
No. T.
CosH-Steaiy Mt a decline of 10 on new with sales
at 791S0c; old aci "e and firm AZ s2GS3c.
Oars Qnct AID akc lower sales at C31.
Hi0HwtSEs-Unsetssd with eellers at 7oc a: ths
close.
DsBssID aoss- Steady and unchanged.
Live stock mark firm at yesterday'O prices.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07

A GENTLEMAN, HIS WIFE AND TWO
IA Children, desire to procur board, Mith tso
,hree rooms, in private family. or in sure
rior Boarding House. Cost less object than to
secure o good home Adaross &C. Pos. Office,
Davenport febg
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07
Mo ris Island. ) G Jan II, i

No rs Island. ) {. Jan Il, ls3s.
Pr f.UoLLow AY- Please fai enclosed the sum
OF oue dollar tor pills. Ihave srroe I, and cant
getit stopp. d. 1 want TO try yoar pills
Yours, sc, WILLIAM 1HsfsTr,
Co b. lGith Penn Vols.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07

Sd MMIUcn Lane, n. 4.
Quartermas,er's Department,
3yta Illluois Volunteers,
Folly Island. >. G November &c, 1855
Prof Holloway, so Maiden Lane, N. l.:
SIR: Enclosed please find Two dollars. for
which send me doli5r's wor h each Of ysu
celebrated Pii.s and Ointment, by return mail =
Plea 30 attend to this at once tor am much in
need OF tn above remedies. Address,
Lieut.. a. W FtLLows, q ~,
39tl Lin .!s Vols.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07
JAMES HARRISON.

EAMILy GROCER; KEtPS CONSTANTS
e % saeA the bsss quality Of Provieiene. Hoi.
lse Wss, Esssssos Oh. -. =. - :
!. sDsssae sesses bsswses. asaAy sad Psssy n.
eopsts. foSlA- u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07

Cousrr G. KINGS. "
John d. Co,ks, President, and Horatio
Dorr. Seer taty Of the .slantic Fire In
surance CompAny,"o Of Hartford, Ct, being sew
erslly and duly sworn, d~pose aud say. ana each
for him self says that the foregoing true, full
and CORE st statement Of tho affairs Of said Cor
por,tion nd tha, they arc the aDove named Ell
GERS thereof, and that no part OF tho capital u
earnings of said company has been deposited in
any state or Territory rs security for losses.
iSisnedl JOHN -. Cocks, President.
hosArro DORR, Secre ssry.
S,b.cribea and sworn to before me BY 'ne
above named John b. Cocks. Pre- .ident, and II :
ratio uorr, Secretary, this 23d day Ct January
A. d., 1854.
iS,amnl THos. l.. THoARLL,
(Seal) Com. Tor Iowa 10 Ne" Aofh'
Known all mon that tho Atlantic Fire In
,u,spce Company, of Brookly. N. T.. do hereby
.uthorise any and all agents thai said Com pany
has or may hereafter have or appoint in the
state of Iowa for and on behalf Of sHiu Company
10 accept service Of all pro ess whether mesne OF
6ual, in any any actiou or prooesdinx sea'nss
said u myany, IN any Of tie Courts OF said stats.
and it Is hereby admitted al agreed that said
ser Vi % of process aforesaid SHAH DO taken ana
held to Do valid end suncient in that behalt the
sane - II ssrvei upon said Company, ao!ording
{, the laws and practice Of said Stste. OF any
other State, and all csaims in right o. error .!
reason Of such service - hereby expressly waived
Trne,. on. hands aud seal Of the Company
&h;s 81 A. Az OF December A 1858
n. 81 JOHN u. COIk5s PRECEDENT
AoHArio Doaa, Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07

New YORK Stock Market.
NEw YoRK. March Z.
Gold $l.6l5l.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07

Tns shipments from Davenport for
the week ending March 5 b, are as follows !:
$50 barrels OF Fl ,ut. 2l 900 bushels of wheat,
5000 bushels Of barley, : 400 bushels Of corn
1000 bushels OF oats, SO tons OF corn meal, 10
tom Of bran, $500 bushels of potatoes. 26. 500
pounds of cut meats.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07

You will Dere find unsolicited testimonials re-
ceived from, all parts OF the country waete our
army is in force.
SEE To YOCR HEALTH,
i q you havo some one Interested in your wei
fare, then do ROT a.I,,
YOUR LEE Is VALUABLE!
Not O. ~ TO yourselves, but to your fathers aud
motheis, listers, wives, and brothers. iaen While
you purchase your health
FO& 20 CENTS, 20 CENlS, OR sllo,
Will, when expended 10 these medicines, bring
You down /, the greenest and ripest oh age.
The following are genuine lett,rs, ON fe fUr IN
spection ut this office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07

JAn11ar E'irOt, 1904
Nsde TO the Auditor OF the state of Iowa, pur-
susnt to tho statutes of said State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07
Board Wanted.

mch1d-3m
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-03

to the studies there taught. The average
of attendance shows how slack and care
isss parents are as to this regular attend
ance. The four departments in our school
now numbers upwards of two hundred and
thirty pupils, while the average daily at
tendance is hardly one hundred and twen-
ty. This is thing that must be remedied
If we intend to have first class school,
But all the school rules that can be
! nted, and three first rate teachers in
each department cannot alone remedy it.
Parents can do it. Let them see that
their children are prepared and started of
for school every morning in time to lie
there by 9 clock, and | will warrant that
the average will be 80 per cent. CT the
whole number of pupils, instead of so per
cent.
| cannot write all I wish to upon this
subject in one article, and in next week S
paper | shall continue.
4. c.. CAPRON, Trustee.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-03
Damnablc Outrage-GOldfers
Hanging Democrats. by Au-
thOfity.

From the Vincennes Ind Son.
On the lIth inst, q squad Of soldiers.
numbering between 100 and $50, were
sent to the Shoals, in Martin County, In
diana, by Gen. Hovey, for the purpose OF
arrestlng certain parties suspected of urea
son, cons piracy, &c.
Soon after their arrival they arrested
John K. O'Brian, Democratic member of
the Legislature Thomas Gormley, James
Seibert, Ga returned soldier,) Neal Caul-
field. Formerly of this city, Joseph
Pezeders, and several others.
After undergoing shameful indignities
at the hands Of their captors, Mr. O. Brian
and some of the others were released, but
Mr.. Caulfield was taken out to the woods
about ! O'Clock p NJ, and, after being in
terrogated as to his knowledge Of arms
having been brought into the neighbor-
hood, rope was put around his neck, and
he ,cos actually huag up from limb Of a
tree. lie soon became insensible, and
was let down. After he had sufficiently
recovered to speak, his tormentors again
endeayored to force from him confession
OF guilt, but failing in this, he ,cds again
hung up Finally he was taken down and
permitted to have brief respite
While Mr.. Caul6eld was allowed a
breathing spell, the soldiers put rope
around the neck OF Mr. Pczeders and huaq
him-letting him down at intervals to
question him, and each time :lappi;.g him
an tie face. This outrage was repeated
three times in his case, after which find
ing thaS he was All innocent victim. h,
was permitted to make his way home
more dead than alive,
Not Yet satisfied with the progress they
had made in ferretlng out traitors, the
soldiers again seized Mr. Caulicld, tho
night following thecrcumstanccs detailed
aboye-took him cut to the woods. where
he was confronted by two Of Lircoln's in
famous detectives. spies, o; pimpS, who
insisted to the soldiers that Mr. C. was
traitor. He WAS again hung up and slap
ped in the face. and questioned az to tn,
SONS Of Liberty but denied KNOWN.
anything of the organization. He begged
of his brutal and nhuman accusers t,
shoot him at once, rather than torture him
as they were then doing
After Gen. liovey's agents had play
Ell" with their prisoners sufficiently, the,
were permitted to go-not 4 single fact OF
circumstance having been ascertained t
criminal any OF them.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-03

Don't neglect to go to the election next
Tuesday and vote for Mcclellan and
Pendleton, and see that your neighbor
does likewise. The abolitionists are des-
perate and will poll their whole strength.
They will resort to all manner Of fraud and
scoundrelism to secure success. At the
last election they succeeded only because
they practiced the riost unblushing frauds
ever brought into use in any country
Keep watch of the ballot box and see that
no unfair means are used to cheat the
people out of their rights. See that no
illegal votes are rolled, aud that every
legal voter has chance to vote for the
men of his choice.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-03
,'~diana.
r. he Gin. Enquirer

From he Gin. Enquirer.
". wish 70 s,v few lords to the
friends of civil liberty in Indiana. ~ vac
State election you were defeated by tn.
grossest frauds, perjury, and military in
timidation. The State is anti. Lincoln by
twenty tn ousand majority. Il least Such
overwhelming, systematic corruption was
never before practised in connection with
the elective franchise, as was employed by
Morton & Co. at the recent election
That is now notorious, and confessed aud
apologized for by the leaders in the vii
lainy. We are pleased to learn that friends
of civil liberty and an honest and just gov
eminent, instead of being cast down by
outrages on the rights of the people and
the purity Of the allot-boxes, are moved
by Indignation to greater -xertions and re-
newed vigilance. That is right.
No citizen who wants to preserve a re-
publican form ofgovernment, civil liberty
and personal security, should fail to vote
at the Presidential election. Should his
vote do no good, it will be a support to
hi. conscience hereafter, assuring him
that he did what he could to avert from
his country the calamlties that will come
upon it with the re election of Lincoln
He will have nothing to reproach himself
for, in case he did what he could, right
fully, to prevent continuance OF the pres
ent Administration in power. No earthly
consideration should induce him to absent
himself from the polls. One vote is often
times of the greatest consequence; and if
by keeping back vote The State may be
lost to freedom. which might otherwise
have been saved, what constant reproach
will such neglect OF duty be to the delin-
qusnt!
Every citizen. therefore, who thinks a
change of Administration is essential to
the preservation Of the Union, and the
maintenance Of the old Govrnment, to civ
il liberty and personal se:urity. will rot
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-11-03
outrageous Conduct.

We understand that hall dozen or So
of political Union League rowdies il
Green Township in this County. are in the
habit of visiting the houses of democrat
in the night time, threatening their lives
access to their private paper.
&c. This same gang ofroughs arrested {
man by the name of Waldo, recently as
,iescrter, put him in irons and took him i
camp at Michigan city, where they were
informed that he was not deserter ah'
not liable to perform military duty. They
also arrested another man in the same v
c,nitv On same frivolous char re, and too
him to Michigan city where he W
nromptlv released by the Provost Marshal
These scoundrels should be made to feel III
some way that they are engaged IN dan
gerous business, ana if the law fails to al
ford redress. the citizens should make al
example or two Of the art Of buttonhole
working upon their worthless carcasess.-
Ladies have been outrageously insulted by
them, AID every species of indignity heap,
ed upon defenceless old men that the devil
himself could invent, under the gulze OF
patriotism. 1t is time these things shonld
cease and unless they do, and that right
soon. these villains will find that they arc
not only known but will be held person
a'ly responsible for their outrageous con-
duct.