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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-12-07
PEDDLER,s STORY.

Itwas seven years ago in November, that
the adventure which | am about to relate
befell me. | was travelling on foot through
that part Of Canada East known as the
French country. titles about one hundred
miles away from the boundary, down to-
wards the st. Lawrence. The inhabitants
descent, and they bear not the best name
for honesty and morality that can be appli
ed to them.
My stock in trade consisted almost en-
,irely of jewelry; and found ready sale
for 1t wherever went. l had been advised
to take this route while in some of the towns
that border on Vermont, and was also ad
vised to engage French outh as an inter
prefer, to accompany me. Iacted upon this
advice, and found in Louis Montough-a
bright little fellow of fifteen years-a good
salesman, and companion that soon be-
came devotedly attached to me.
For a few weeks we did cool business,
and my stock began to run low; while the
money had taken in exchange had accu-
mulated into large sum, and began to
wish it was in place Of safety. was
very careful not to expose it to view, for
well knew that there were scores around me
who would not hesitate to take my life, and
also that of Louis, for one. half the amount
| carried on my person.
Early one cloudy morning we left the
village where We had been staying couple
Of days, and set out for the next town of
Importance, which was distant about twenty
miles. l learned that our way would lie
through very sparsely populated tract !;
and that, indeed, the last half Of the dis
tance would be through forest, in the
midst of which stood small tavern, bearing
the somewhat repulsiye name Of the dead
Wolf" asked of my informant the char
acter Of the house, and found that a live
wolf would have been a more appropriate
cognomen, as it bad the reputation of being
kept by man who would not hesitate to
commit any crime, if by SO doing he could
put gold in his pocket. further learned
that he had always with him one or two
choice spirits as bad as himself.
These particulars learned the night be-.
fore set out; and determined 10 take so
early start as to be able to pass the dead
Wolf by little past noontime. As have
said, the morning was cloudy when left
the tavern where had been staying, and
set out on my long walk with Louis for a
companion. The sky was overcast; and
before ten o'clock it began to mist, which
soon turned into small but visible drops Of
rain But we did not mind this, only as it
served to increase our speed little; for,
unless it came down harder. half day
would not wet us through to- the skin. 1t
must have been nearly noon, when We came
to place where the road branched in wide
ly different directions. There was no board
to guide us, and we were at loss which
road to take, as one seemed to be as much
travelled as the other, and we could not con.
lecture in what direction lay the village to
which we were bound Not habitaton
could be seen on either road, and the last
one We had passed was at least two miles
back. There was nothing to do but rush
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-12-07
McGREGOR, IOWA, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 7, 1864.

will be hung. After the destruction Of the
last named warrior the people of Dccotah
will have better health. Mr.. Embry, of
Chatfield Min, recently trapped beav er
weighing 100 pounds. The editor of the
Democrat received the tail g pounds
weighD for a feast; they pronounce it "glo-
rious.". Prof Sillinan, senior, of New
Haven, died recently. Left hande plows
are advertised. These would suit many
city people, as blowing over the left is all
they know Of the business.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-12-07
A PAIR OF SPAsMs.-One of the spiritu-

A PAIR OF SpAsMs.-One of the spiritu-
al papers having lucidly declared:
In the twelfth hour Of ths glory Of God,
the life of God. the Lord in God, the Holy
Procedure shall crown the Trune Creator
with the disclosve illumination. Then
shall the creation, in its effulgence, above
the divine seraphine arise into the disclo-
sure in one comprehensive revolving galaxy
Of supreme created beatitude.
An exchange lcarnedly adds:
Then shall blockheadism It the jackassicaI
dome of disclosive procedure-abo the
ALFRED great leather fungus Of Peter Nip.
nimygo, the great gooscberry grinder, rise
into the dome disclosive until co-eeual, CO.
extensive and conglomerated lumaxes into
one grand comprehensive mux, shall assim-
ilate into nothing, and revolve like bob
tailed pussy cat alter the space where her
tail was
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-12-07
SUNDAY FERRY

Will leave Prairie du Chen at 9:e0 m, and $3.50
m. will leave McGregor $3.50 a. M, and 4:30 p. m.
A5-No persons, except those who have Passes frsm
the proper authority, will be carried Free on this
Ferry. j. LAWLER, General Agent.
IRA BISBEE, Captain.
April 5th, 1854.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-12-07

SOME idea of the enormous amount Of
tobacco smoking in the world may be form
ed from the fact that one of the Brazilian
mail packets recently brought to England
six millions Of cigars, and that an Ameri-
can mail steamer, sbich left Southampton
lately, landed, before her departure, two
thousand bales of manufactured leaf tobac.
CO. She had brought it from New York,
took it on to Bremen, and without landing
it there brought it to Southampton, from
whence it was sent to London TO be ship
ped for the peninsula
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-12-07

A gentleman advertised in the Nashville
Dispatch for board for himself and wife -
During the day he received the following
response to his advertisement A gentle
man and his wite can have board in pri-
vate family, where there is but one boarder
IA married gent Of the best standing. But
satisfactory evidence will have to be pro-
cured Of legal marriage, as the practice Of
passing woman 70: wife, even if the
person applying be an army officer or spec
ulator, is played Olst
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-12-07

SuIject.-Ws Origin and End Of Nan.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-12-07

on Comm utation Tickets
SS will be sold for 81 SO.
~ This Ferry will make CLOSE CONNECTIONS
between the Passenger Trains of the Milwaukee Il
Prairie du Chen and the regor Western Railways.
, 1864-10-23
#RD1rtnHI.
CHANGE Or TINE.

Dr. DnDGE'5 resn1n v1sia are ~ touoxa:-Ca1l et
TIC eherDan Hcrts Ch!c. ss&u1asya, Oct zssa;
Hov eth: ind Dsc 2&.h call =. thu fsstonsl ao'el
Joliet, on MOI d4yl. Oct SIS: NJy sB'h; sna DEC.
26<h. Patients ah.rln rec-euoer the dsy aEo hou1'
and call gh.ly u the Doc or c.Inot xenstn beyoaa
the app1iattd uHc. A1Faw Paw. Exensrge actel.
On TeancseaYs, oct. 18th; Nor. $50 An1 oec' FEE
Ii lceatnr. purcorb aoa.cs % Tueaaas. o3s- 75sa
Nov. .. sxd DEE eoth E.ua: Eilop Boaa dcuss. on
Movtsrr. Oct zst nov. 2i.t and onc. 0ah Can Al
| KALAMAZOO Houte, Kalamazoo. on Itu15dsJs, until
nc.. cr,.. Oct e;.n Nor. 9f;h asa Dec 2:d. Call 1t
uer,anh ucrnaon Home, q. Tbu.sdty AntrIo oon,
c. s7.h N2v .4:h ind Doc. I'd. Calf ut Albion, 1t
Z, Estins Heuse, On F.idsy loren ons. Oct. zsth:
nv. ssth ind Dec 2ad. Gail ut Ltposse. Paska,
Eopsc, On Mondays, E1v It. I'D Dee. ssa. Cau q.
South Be1d. National acu:e. on Tuesdays, Eov 18th
end Dec 6th cal II 0osacn. vtolstt House. on We'd.
nesdsJ foreuoozs. Eov.-asa and De:. I'll. Call ut
KendsllSdie, en- Thuritay faranoon. Nov. 18th AID
Fec. .sh. CaT1 1t angola, Eu1eta Hou,e, On Friday.
Hov. 11th nrd Dec. ssn.
REFKREECEg-Dr.D Dotgc vii b. pleased to tu5ulen
su persen1 tho best CT EeieIence who aaYor hin
with call.
Observation-Disclosures examinations Ri cen.
:" tult6uons fsea.
sucCEss-nr. D hal baen 50 long troatinx chrcctc
disea 'ea that he II Eu1e Ct sueless IN III cu,ahle
ctsea- uheae Instructions Are stllovea-
TREATAENr-An tte&tIenr II srirtly Homno.
patllics nMhou7h bAthinE di=ti-e aad ali oths,
bSKttI1r agencies arc hlxhiy recommended.
"hFRAkTKD-Cp.e4 are GaA ats ID IN Al cusab1e
csse1.
CaAHaEs-Cta1Eesa are reasonable. sad never exoz"
bstsct.
LECTU 3ts-Lsd,cs who call On Or. ocdEe VII re-.
ceive copy cf hts Lectures to Ladies', In eacsu
pamphlet. frsc OF chsrxn
PkEsCR1P110Ns-Au descriptions Will be PIE
pared for ore month.
CHARGES. WHEN PAID Ouefh31d Of to charge
tor each prescription nrlt bs pk,6 whtu tue Pre-
sestptiol Is 1ece1red, tae baaaucs VIII fsqartd
wien permanent curt II effected.
CUBA BILE CtaES-Eo tases Will b. trea.ed EnIex8
there u q reasonable prospect a< \ permantot
cure.
DlERAkls TEEATEo-Al1dtfessea Of the he.d d. ears.
eyer, Eose thsos.. lrpes. heart, nvtr. s.omAch,
bowels. k1tneys. WOMB. oya.ics. BLADDER. sktn
and hoaet; iQlact. all tot1pa II OH chsoE1e dis-
tAsea-
HEMaDIEs-Au rc1ncctsk tsbd AID trtatraect
a5o4 ted constantly tLvtEoraie ami bu Id up tae
ftrerE1h Of tie pausrt. EId as fast .s poaaD1e re-
rove the rsnse oisease.
LONG ExFEEIRECE-Dr. uo3Ee's previous lppE
Hnd cx.euslte cIpsF ecce N tae t,easme Mt Of hs.
tsse, ki>es Lin oec ded k<rshtx> in All clAasss
OF cfrortc 1nec:Ioos. luGs 5takIsE
, 1864-10-23
Canuibaits1n in ~Europe-Love and
SupeY4t3t1oE.

3upeIst1t1oAs
The German papers publish q trlghtfuL
story about man named Conrad, who mur-
dexed widow while she was On relig-
iouapn ngr1mnge in Bohemia:
"When charged with fhesperpetzatlon Of
the murder he at once confessed bis gui!k
with the utmost readiness and Indifference,
and took the police to bis lodging, whsre he
gave up to them the clothes be had strip ,edL
tom the murdered woman, With her umbrel-
Ia and five forms In money. He Wl8 immed-
lately taken before the local magistrate, and
then made the fullest confession OF hia crime.
relating Its most horitymg details with the
greatest GOODNESS. According to his own nc
count, he wished to marry young woman
gain hts living for the iuture By the help Of u
barrel organ, tor which, however, thh license
WAS refused, a. the police would not give
him the certificate OF good conduct requisite
In such caEes In Austria Hereupon bis torida'
deserted him aud married another and his
only thou2hts were now bent On vengeance
In this state of mind he went ont 10 wards
Qutnau at O'Clock on the morning OF the
8th, resolved TO murder tha 0rss woman he
met, whoever she might be- Chance brought
the aged widow Conrad across bis path short
II after be set ont, and be at once compelled ls
her to 70 with him into alouely part OF tac
forest, ~here, after committing violence oa
| her, he took her HE By throttllng her WIFE
! hts hands. She died IN three 1ninn.es. Aa
next stripped her to the skin, cut OF vasio1z
parts OF her body, as above paItieanIss,nseta. nn q
snd carried the fragments Of hnnsn nesn, .9
.getber With her clothes, ne 9npL' 1n1a'nr' The-
nest nes day. this r. most dsoss eaS s pn5t
OF bis efory-he boiled toe aamta ~ ha, VIE ~
wi IL esnaisal Ga r. fss e
saD @ msI hattis. The Ia.ter he put laso bis poe
Rsss }Rae I'd Sp tesn vent s9oi'y e his wetk -
usual, n which he pursued antn his afTEss teoE
place. l three DAYS subsequently, The fe-
Tnnins OF the unfortunate Woman were in-
terrsd In the churcby ard OF Komotau. aImost
nj the 1Dhsbitsnts turning out to foio~ in
tIe procession. Her murderer was escorted
to lie prison Of E. .ahen, where he now,a~aitA
hin tfinl - =.
, 1864-10-23

4 nan apparently between thirty aud forty
years VI aye, who stated that ni5 name was
John James Magotiu, and toat he was Cip-
tain in tie army of the Confederate Stales Of
America, &as placed in the docks charged
with having attempted to commit suicide By
taking opinu. The accused Was evidently
very IL, oud Vas allowed to be seated while
the evidence against him Vas head. The
following letter hid been fo1ud upon him:
Liverpool, September 20, 1864. I was born
home is at En:old, Barbour county, Alabama.
My brothers. name ts B.rtah Magulin, eI-
Governor OF Kentucky. / married. Martha
Anne Jutues at st. Nicholas Church, Liver
pool abour the 18th Of Ihe month, aud have
made S fool Of myself, and cannot stand tue
sig wife Is the CaptaIn's mistress Oh the b,rk
Analia. In the Prlncees's Dock, bound far
Rio Jane1ro. THIS will account for my un-
timely end. lily Wits's sister lives at Stat.
ftrd, and her acts to inc have been brutal.
She, was born in NOTTINGHAM, and
lions lions and I'd mode Of lie. signed By me- john
Jaues Msgoft1n, 1ate Captain, Confederate
army, at present a. pntoled prisoner Of War.
1oEg1ye her, and may Goi bless her and
make good woman OF her, IL my best wish.
j Magoiin " From the eyideuce aauced. tt
prisoner wAs lodging a. No. Is Kilshaw
ttleet, West Derby road; aud the landladY,
Mrs. Gordon, looked into the parlor, IN
witch be was sitting alone, and saw him wri.
ting spmethiHg. He WAS quite sober. Some
time after Mrs. Gordon saw him using Opium,
having large piece in his baud; aad still IL.
ter she saw him lying on the sofa. ALtsr he
had been there long time she removed Que
Of bis hands from his 1ace. aud it dropped as
though he was dead. Dir. Lodge was sent
for, who applied remedies mud gave the pris-
onsr into the h,nds Of police Constable so3,
telling him to Keep him wake for twelve
hours. The officer removed him to Prescott
Street Bridswel. In tue prisoners pocket
piece Of opium was found. Mrs. Gordon
said tho prisoner had got married q short
time Eince, and from what little she bad seen
OF his wifa she did mot thlak much OF her.
Msgoffln now eaid be was sorry FIR Whst be
had doue, but he bad hsd too much "wOrry-
ment" iu consequence of having married ths
woman he had. The magistrate said the
prisoner was liable to be committed Tor an
attempt to murder, aud he WIS not cure that
he # ould not aend him to the assfzes. At
present he would remand him for week, so
that tic Chaplin ot The goat might have an
opportunity of speaking to him.
, 1864-10-23
SpEllaI ~ nntEH.


ueri5 Of Jpmta' - '>Ai. t'u' en- Hons- s.tne.. .
orlesn'. La. estAa!un IN ~. E3* III 90
y iocsted a g. K4nao ph ~ s'S y 1acn
ec. l!at in tae s-o." In tH2o &c: sst
- IL sokn1U "a aou sl KINGS q sAo2n - - 49,
s1Asxs 4hD D1sonn.ns. or C1k11a!oeesst a,.,est,nE -
: Al CEAKACTEn rufes fhe ~.tnost f4s9sL'ox -
Icnr: IOntux turA.et. ass .n.r .! any ie:oy
- With 4 kxUTzALIzkk. 'niIt2 tEAA Asa ~
'JneAgIc WsAK1zs,, .a-h ~ seHEt, Wesfness.
1ctErn.1 and nlurra Il IS. 7ns. Gfotkhs On ~
ufe 4 itc sy.teua. esalT y scret!ona: exssss Of
JAILED huts0it4 411Iy. nAu:'ls Ioet of man: TT con
ri.,h, ~ II n tlnEe - ofts ttnet irthpify
b by deplnreot s'n q ~ e II ana
1e and ~Ipe-te G].e Gono1 hea, <U1ctufn- aud
49, dta A. "a p+cultr to the Il. OF prtgete naC1e
1ad,cAS cured. uo,..
wheFF Tie b,oo1 tsI hcc,u, Io{sons1 proerc1nk
hlo ch.a The fac. tuAn vstasJ tl1tuE1, pAin. IA
the he I'd LID ID Il ORe l1u1os
b,dy. ,c1otusa, together With endleeI oGmn.r Of
eufieftnEs. =, .
tHe arntu, u q Ine 1ehl f+r"lty. Aud p'otbaozs Of
fmu,e s3att1. - ft tDrd ~ th.s hEs7hle d'6.aas
FencnptI. Or. JeG e. ONCE Lsn Pays &rc At 81
Tar o,nh. .bs,we.:. e 81. a" y ,arhar- Jec;a
nfn-G ppet from 4. N. u3tl 8 P. Il. rn~.nl'aHslA
ccuttdt phsl ccl9-uts4'2Rn
, 1864-10-23
MULES WANrE1 =

Fr1IuH or Afs1eFAHT QuABTERNAsTKR5
lnulanspo,lt. lna1sna. Oct. - b, 'e6s.
Cne huRdre- ana seventy {4s) :oslAtn each VAL b
Aid Tor A, hults tLAt ptss tspecton st the Goyda,
ert bs&beI uls c4ts, Afes to-day. contot ntnZ 10
The fo,IoEluE epeclaCa to1s, T11s
.sald Muse. MS: not % lses shnn !! hsrds high.
full health. trea from my bauith o1 ds1ect which
would u1nt them 1or : ve5e VIE. md must have
c.rr' sronclrE four permanent teeth-swo In each
jaw. 49,
Elk IL mules moe. -.
ii o:oer Of toi I1nea 4. Ek:n, Chief Ut Division
Q, H. G. Mustrotnk, CRAY.
ot17 u1943E Cant A3d A.O. H.
, 1864-10-23

.. kvx'~ hsstssV1VNFat Ior,. Mo.
Cocddeptss1 TDyt.c,sa. uoru.rts o. r. LEE: :tTse
eoTr q Hoaro. ehi:sso it,. oloek .ro" = ths
tcst Once on 81 thro 1c nI-eat ; aeIrs ek h
treta x1h nnpsrs l~.y. - cnn no1Ts n t. ost
to VI u: sur ds5a y NJ ccm upacs1p5s pa ~:
Bc1 l5. Brcl"ee t<o fsAn's &no eef efs dnlee 70
ron The pocr. RI loFs tx'cr1eoc IL Bnfp1tai a"d
ottYsIc ct1cc tts bts to o-Ffnfn Asd x1u Enas.
sntrs nefect A1 Chronic Oisees.s II steir
Eost sevee ard coca3 ca'eo atAkeA. II very sht r.
E4.s GU ; ~ 9,e Ct ,,as srS9s ~,
cau perfect cure Rtrar Ted Fen sle 1rTeku;6r1-
t1et nt.eacAa On Puberty, <taon. OF persons
ores and b cur>d. Hes. o: c1J rcicrtncse u 10
&b;tlY Rcd suecraf. tcz8- p9 3p;1e
, 1864-10-23
tFor the Caicax y TtibBne.l
= THE ANClANE COeFAA aEAD.


You've READ III. good hook, friends s.pose,
have, NJ d mcch I 9ft-re.
Der what Innd-fecoIb~d taefos
U: orr good mother Eve,
And o. The sn1Ee h tt wenk vofkt~g.
That WpEdroa- tR1ke THAI to0x to talking.
TIL be b+gulleo. sadl. beg saited.
Ullh1hs1ns nl ,her Eve.
Ard eysr .irce tbs. fatal esy..
The pr1eu's h1vu tried to tell
Us how It u ae aud ~bY II vas,
.Ttas Ese aud Aesm lol,
And hos the ae.pe- went walking,
Tbs aerpoIt vile, that took 70 talkit Z, a =
Een Inl BE- vrcnxed, ah eottlY Wrunsed,
Our beauteurs mother Eve. -
Tte, SAY It wss shr deviIes-ls ~
. +siTrat tuck tho seEpeht's form.
AIbcheasip% our h1st parents, brought
Their children ali To hsrm,
Elrsue I, at b rerpeot tho'd be walklrg,
SiraI &c that serpent sho'd be talking
And etrsp. er still that be eho'd cha1t,
Our good Old mother Eve.
Now sfter all that has bean said,
lreanY do believe.
Twas lo1hipg but Copuefheld,
That tempted mother Ere.
Thrv'1e al the rDakes VI have Walking,
The, 're all the snakca we have talking.
All cure, and iva. Coposrce1c,
Tint tempted nnrtb~f Eve.
, 1864-10-23
33ropnaals.
FOR 6UBSISE

DRUf0SALS FOR 6UBSISE
Z EnCE er,1hFS.
OyY1Ck or s:oN.uas4 1T o. suBs1a~KHCE,1
LopM No. II &AERrTr DL 7CE, = "a rK ST.,
tu1cA-o III 0etah-r u. ar64.
Sealed FFoposs1.. 70 aup'lchie. -nl ace:ved bT
thc ubdcftl ned until X oeioe~ ". on II 'dsv. The
81 x or1ubcr 1861 for she following IN os1sten 20
1.1o barr. u kln e1is. Cora NcEl. In ssonE bx-re
he&1 lf.'rr
2s4 barrels kyAu.
~ tA1eh r,ckl.d -eb> re-. nSt oa:2rs.
50 ha1tt H. Cnrrce Cabbage.
5.0J1 buthe's Fotsst,e8.
5.0o1 tuthels Uni -nk II geo. hkr1e's.
TO be pm! np II tro- tten Barrels, sstrles to Do
delivered y tth ploEo &Is. .-...... .
Al 1clss to Ls u.i4%r1ed. ttee Of dtayat =. a. the
Counens: Dlpot. OF suen >thas plAre II csEo u
may be defsCrals3.
Payment 10 o. n.ce IN tuca fulte A. ney b. fur.
Etkhed bs the o. T. q a!A*a.
Ahf tr atl h.ck n,4F i.e fsi.ced.
BIarl feEyns for nr0pcsHlt MAt Dc Gbt1!Ee3 Oh Ap~
r!lcetioa at th1s oisce. GEO. ". OAMP3KLL
nc22.t GgliIt Capita Run {. 8.
, 1864-10-23

Elliot AnihcnPurt
Flar1nKe hazah E mrs
Fly Amt Dlts y
Ellis Virginia [. rofts
Eu Meston Rubs F MUS
Emerson h.&1y E mF1
, 1864-10-23
~ James Russell Lowell never peut

~ James Russell Lowell never penned a
more graphic Or witasr sentence than his
description OF the late Democratic gathering
at Chicago: ,.s.
Tho Convention vas rse bag OF dissent. All
the ODDS ana ends Of personal diseontent, every
sefrd of private gsudRe,' every fas snipped OF By
IicIal .rtaf4 tcIsps of renet graz Tho leasngs OF
Unlou hlue-sil had heen gsthered. Al u fof the
tx1utnK z OF o-eph's coat. :. 49,, -.
, 1864-10-23

Nelson Roht
!, Noo1An E1wd
rus Kulafd f !
/ ceEewn an g
/ NeFlue fhoMM
L Files Hiram 5
Feleor, J +
Eulau JATEa
IN Nj ehc.s ] "
, 1864-10-23

FaEe Jebn m-s
Patk&ro Ef " mrs
Palmer mte
Parker Hannah ru
Parks Addte + nl&
Psrtkh Mary mHk
rtE1lu 4 e m1s
Percn Am1ndR mM3
Primer n E MT
PertAll Mbre 4 mfa
pes,1 L.Lxst' 01ie
I'trk1ns FMny mS
Fxttuelixzat mH
N-F-- a. N NukNT
, 1864-10-23
1 DISCUS SED CON FEE ..
kIs ATE.

i Eebcl Omcer und Brother OF Cover
dor moaDtfias. Ol R-MGncky, Na<Flex
n PrussI1u4e, aud attempts 10 Cu1um1E
A1srs
, 1864-10-23

NT1CHT 6CAVEFGER Cha Lea
~ EIrHz E1u at1e1a 10 Ctea-'nK OF Privy Vaulta,
BExov1Ea OF sTAaLS s.Iss MahuEE.
!oTett fatea. noe't oc23 Nh II
, 1864-10-23

part In any polittc.l movement OF which the
CticaQo platform Is ths basis. No, fellaw
c4s1zept, tha 0. II hope Of q cnstug m honor
abie peace-a peace which sosl restors tue
Unipu and the Cnnstnus'oo, lies Ia steady,
peytIsteps,, abd upremlttt1g prosecution OF
the Hat-{g,eat sppl-usr l-and paligc eaa
Judgment II every right thinking. min will
soon bring tim TO this con7tctton"
MA1os GENERAL BURNSIDE.
Nal. Gen. Burnside, Democrat and per-
FOL al frteud Of Gen Mcclellan, is Known Us
the author OF tue .rscet Of Vasi*ndig d .u. *aa
The leader in several victorious ca4Palsns'
He',s openly In favor CT PEss1deoe A,ac,ia'
aid opposeu to tho election Of Gen. McClel-
Ian, Hear him:
"Would 1t not be cowaEdly for NJ to say
that this rebellion capnor BE- crushed, ani
the authority OF she Gov-rau~n NJ sustalact?
There h In my a,ind no question OF It. There
csn be no such thing rs Is, lug uown ofarus, ,o-
tho1ity OF tie GoVernu4ent L. ackno Elziged
By every citizen OF our county,"
MAJOR. GENERAL s1oKLxs.
bfpior. General Daniel E. Stckles, who, BE-
fore Inc war, was one OF the most dt.stc-
euished Democrats OF tue North, an1 Hho
lost leg At ae.t, sburg, pledges bis filth In
.thtse Iobte Words:.
! "Unth the Constitution and Laws are vi1dl-
GATED in their supremacy throughout ne lsnd,
ha1ds that viii h:strase to employ all The
lower Of the nation to put doTn the rebel
| lion.
"Peace go won. through the noble aspira.
| tions Of the people, Will e1a1t tha nAsioual
character, aud ch auenxe thu hotnagc OF vii
| Who honor patriotism aud valor- Peace i'm
! posed upon Us BY an aud4c,ous and arrogant
| toe, VINO would . Ee hts triumph not to tue
! superiority OF hls arms, ous TO degenerate
| population, un worthy Of their lineaga, aud
l. tofstttu1 of their trauftious, could only last
! nn.1 the cthtempt OF mankind evoked from
t1fbaue enough manhood TO renew the
struggle"
MAJOR GENERAL LOGAN.
Major General John A. Logan, the gallant
| leaolng Doug1as Democrat, ot Illinois, spoke
| the views Of All the generals In active surVlce
| In the West, when he said: -
1.-THE greatest victory OF the rebels. graft
| er than fifty Manaseases, aud tbs only one
| that can give them b particle OF hope, will be
10 acieat the war party ut the incotalns CAN
| raign." :
! committee OF Mcclellan man wrote to
| Gen. Logan. at Atlanta, hegging him to in-
| do1Eo the Chiea2o ptAtf0rn- He tuok his
| pencil, and for answer, wrote On Ibe back Of
bis 1abt Fer, Cum rasnlatia4 hts troops upon
tht Ubioa victories, The words 's sE.11wss ne ~
aud mailed it to the committee
MAJOR GENERAL a. = SMITH.
Mi. Gen. Aodrew Jackson Saith, thehs
cf Fu1t De Ru=sy and Pleasant Hill, au old
PtDns5 l7anta Democrat, N 1de the folio lin.
sleech at st. Louis:
"RebtIs commenced this war, now let
then, ask for peace = Never let the
North Say peace but when the South ask
tor pence, let ua be mefcIfuL would rather
see The old flag under which have been
lighting eunk 1athoms deep In the M.ssfssip-
h..,, t,.+ sxYa nAr II F.@~
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MIGHT SCHOOLS Might
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m6lEE VII be UpeEEd On
Monday Evening. Oct u, 1864,
Al tn tr;Top tpC Pu uanc Sch-.l Bulldogs:
SOUTH DIVIslON-reasootu6 hoof. H1lld nZ on
Eae1ecn st-ett be Desfboxu hnd Etata ttIneE.t
aud lee Haven School. Bulldirg uA WabAeh avenus.
WEST pIVjs1ox-Foster ethoo,. Bnflatn9 on
Onion Eear 12,h street.. sad Ut the Ntthto. to1
eenocl. Building te1ner Of Indians sd salEarapa
Et1SttB
hnKTH DTVIEIOE-At the FrEusltu School. build.
trE corner Dlyi4ib1 a1A Sc EvteK 9traer1.
This Schools will be open eVefT nIaht. .1ctpt Sn1'
dsy End f1tutoas OF sacn vetk. for puot5 q bon
4el ~, and will be urdet ;hs chRrze 1S compete
ttAche1a. Fopnptis Will ps admitted who CAL attcod
tho fEbtc Schools.
The atrenuor Of employers u earrest]y called 70
thts nsttor and fhey ate urged 20 sranI peImi @en
liberal sroE1s1o1 Q. the Comm y Council ounc1l-.,,.o.