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SEvEN-THIRTY LOAN.
U. 8. J-2O Six percent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

These bonds are now worth apremium Of
nine per cent, including gold interest from
Nov. which makes the actual pront ON the
7.3o loan, at current rates, including Interest.
about ten per cent per snnum, besides its
exemption from state and municipal taxation,
which adds from one TO three per cont. moro.
according 10 tho rate levied ON othor proper.
". The Interest IL payable sen,kannuslly
by coupons attached to each note, which may
be cut Of and sold to any bank or banker.
Tho interest amounts 20
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DIR. Pngin

DIR. Pagin
Will b. in Findlay, on Tue sdoy and
Wednesday, March l4th and 18th.
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". lILSGELLiYEnrY.

". IfSCBLIj VEDCS.
The greatest amount insured in
any one risk ~ ESQ. 900 bat will
not, ~ u general rule cNcnei l0,0
The greatest amount allowed BY
the rules 10 he insutSd in ANY
one city, town or village-uD
general rules, goverenei by
general character Of build.
ings. facilities for putting out
nr6s, etc.
The greatest amount allowed 10
be insured in any ono block
no general rules, goyerened
by general character If build.
ings. facilities for putting ouL
fires. etc.
No deposit IN any State.
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9autdtk 5tfftrspnian.
Local and Miscellaneous.
Entertainment

The Findlay Thespian Society pur-
pose giving an entertainment the 30th
of this month. ...E -.
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80 deposit in any State.

Tbs STATE Or 'EY YoRR,
City and County OF New York. W.
JAMES LoNiasN GRAHAM. Presidnn'. and
JouS Z. O"ODRiD0R. Secretary Uf The Metro.
politan Insurance. Company, being sovcrally
aud duly sworn, depose and say, and each
Tor himself says, that tho foregoing IA a full
true and correct stat cment nf tile affairs Of
said Company; ana that they are tho above
descrihei ollicors thereof.
JAMES lORlMER GRMH AIM, pres't.
J. g. 0OODRIDGE. Secretary
SubsCt bed and sworn before me, this 3lst
day of January, a. y. 1890.
TsEALI MOSES n. MACLAY.
IsTAArI Ohio Commis' r In NewYork.
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Notice

NrOrIcE n HEREBY GIVEN, that vii
IN from this date, pay no debts contracted
by my vito, susannah McCraoksn.
ARTHUR McCRCCKEN.
Feb. 20, 1866. VII MO ts'
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SALE BILLS.
:, We are prepared to do Sale Bills
on an hours notice.
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4em Aoprrtlsements.
GARDEN SEEDS

We have received our stock Of Garden
Seeds, from
CoMsToCK, FERRE Il Co.,
Whose seeds have always given perfect
lsatisfaction. Call while the assortment is
good. HUBER d LOCKE.
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oprrcR OF THE AurrTon or sr.rs.

OFFICE OF THE AUTHOR or Srlrg,l
Conmbus, o. February |, ls65.
II In hereby certified. that tho foregoing Ia
a corrcct copy Of the Statement Of Condition OF
the METROPOLITAN INSURANCE C0MPA'Y
Ot New York made 10 ana died In this Office
for ths year 1855.
Witness ny hand and seal officially.
JAMES n. GUnMAS,
lsTALl lsTAAPl Auditor Of State.
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N o T 7 G e /!

TT AYING admitted Mr.. @. G.. GopAAx into
III our Arm. the Hardware Business, Of AD-
ANS Il RUTItRAUFF win be'hereaitsr con.
duciel ny Ruthrauf. Adams Co., al the old
stand
We respectfully request those bavipg 40.
oonnis with the old arm TO call and settle i'm.
% civ wo desire 10 cloae the books M
o..
ae now Arm continuance Of
this patronage bestnwod upon AZ.
ADAMS + ADrHHAUPP.
Feb. 3. l8lvlln3Itf
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Rheumatism,
Gout,
Neuralgia.
Dyspepsia,

And as q BLoD PURIFIER It has no squal
for all Diseases arising from tho !mprrs
state OF the blood. such as
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Neuralgia.
Dyspepsia,
And as q BLoD PURIFIER It hss no equal.
for all Dlseases Mrising from tho !mpurs
state OF the blood. such rs
SCROFULA,
or KINGS EVIL,
SCALD HEAD,
TETER,
RING WORM,
Female Complaints, and an hrsakins'oa!s
on the face and body. The vast number -
rub.On m edicines which havs formerly hecn
used for those Diseases, wrro merely tempo.
rary In their effects and uf doubtful vrtus
but the Rheumatic Compound reaches tina
source OF all trouble and eiIectu4lly hsni.hsn
the disease from the system bv Hs immed.
ats action on tho blood. We advise one and
all to i've II trial AND become satisfied ~
is wsndorful power
Ma. A. JonSsoa -Denr Sir; NJ wife wes
taken bad with In1amaturV ILouinatism in
March last. Sho was very much swollsn AMI
tho pnin nhe suffered was sevors-sho Was
confined to her bed. ! wus advised 90 try
your Rheumatic Compound and blosd puri-
her, 10 I got tot,is OF II. and before the
half OF II was usep she wss entirely well.--
Ths cure was perfect une--I nsvor saw
suoh meLicipo. She had only taken three
doses of It I'll the pain and swelling bsxaA I"
abats. All your medicine wants II 10 bo
known ~ order TO gvo II success.
Yours a1octionatciy,
JAMES McALISTER.
My residence 10 No. l2s Chorry Alley,
where my vile can be seen bY aBy person
doubling tho truth OF the above.
. Pittsburgh, April 18Th, lsSs.
MK. Jonssas DO ,r dir This Is ~ certify
lat was badly cripploi With Chf"nic Rieu'
matism for oightesp 0r tweuty years; part
vi thotlme was not a6la 10 got about.
tried all tho rheumatic remedies that cod
hear Of, hut found Do relIof until ] triad
your Rheumatic Compound aud Blood rnri.
nor. used bnt thres.fuar;hs 81 Il bvttio 81
II AN dit cured ns sound and wei. Ny yifs
also " ~ affictot with the SANS disease, ami
IN portion OF II Gurea nsr. ! AN ns~r.
y ~ years OF age, Aui II Ia ovor four
IS. org. -,,.,. was cured, Ap { I have not hesH
q 500 ..It .saeo. II affords ins great
lpl - H. IN th this 1ertihcats,
O. gt JOU lsi'r swL1 are all ctsd
Is t. ~ Lnatism 10 rpo.
| romain, yourstru,y.
;5NDkEW AIiASTRoNG,
'o.g mos street. Allegheny City.
! a. .-it Sd, lSJt.
s" -~--.~-
Prepared ny
Il. r. El.LiR 8 CO.,
1 tiolo Proprleiors.l
ltrc>sURaH. paSsvLvlSiA
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Valuable Lot for sale.

TIME undersigned offers for salo at q bar
i ,in n nice building lot, on Main street
in North Findlay. The lot Is good ons
pleasantly situated and but 4 short distance
from The business part Of town. For further
Information cal on 4. q. WlNDERS.
March 3.vlln4itf -n
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SUpscRiPrios Aogsr, Philadelphia.
Subscriptions win be received by the First
National Bank Of finday, Ohio.
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Notes Of al the denominations named vii
be promptly furnished upon receipt of sub
scriptions. THIS Ia
Smyrna times., 1865-09-27

In poor, low-Spirited animals, it has the
most beneficial effect
The use of them improves the wind, strength
ems the Appetite, and gives to the Horse a
fine, smooth and glossy skin-thus improy-
ing the appearance, vigor and spirit Of this
noble animal.
FOR MILCH cows.
Smyrna times., 1865-09-27

The property this Powder possesses in in
creasing the quantity of Milk in Cows gives
1t an Importance and value which should
place 1t in the hands of every person keeping
Cow. BY actual experiment it has proven
tnat 1t will increase the quantity of Milk and
Cream twenty per cent, and make the Butter
hrm and sweet. In fatteninp Cattle il Oivea
them an appetite, loOsens their hide and
makes them thrive much faster.
II o G s.
Smyrna times., 1865-09-27
Caution to Farmers
OF MARYLAND.

Whereas, certain individuals who call themselves
mr Az for The aala of
Smyrna times., 1865-09-27

AINNN s. NEEDLES
IMPROVED
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
Manufactured ONLY by them at their
A Agricultural Works,
PHILADELPHIA.
we give The assurance to the public that none will he
SOD or offered for sale by US but
Our own Manufacture,
Poeked in NeD Bags, 200 lbs. each.
PF1cE, $50 PER 1000 LBS, C24 CTS, FER 1p,
Allen IL Needless
IMPROVED
Il T. R TILIZER.
we deslre to impress upon farmers and dealers.
shat we make no conceament Of its princ;ual com
nsnis, viz; ~f0
Animal Matter, Hair, Wool, Acid, and
Finely Ground Bones.
every day brings US additional evidences of the s,
PereoT excellence OF this article Those who have nsed
ior nearly seven years know good qualities and
BUY 1T AGAIN.
This is d g best proof can have as 10 its value
Packed in Nep BAGS $50 Bs EACH
fRIcE. SS' pFF-2O00 LBS, az CTS PER 1Rl
Government Feyers and smallpox are YER
prevalent among the freedmen.
Inc freedman,.s Bureau has leased i nr:
rsF A trade discount allolUed to Dealers
ALLEN & NEEDLES,
42S Delaware Avenue and Al s. Water st.,
(.Tirst store above Chestnut.)
ivl93m PHILADELPHIA
We sell no article but such as zee can sq
recommend
Smyrna times., 1865-09-27

TATAL ACCIDr'. Q K Q U P.
.Lat ~ need die of Group if this Syrup is proper
children should watch the first show of the Disease,
and always keep this re enedy at hand
For Coughs afer measles this syrup is most excel
lent. Experience has proven that II Is equalled by
no other preparation.
Price 40 cts. Bottle or three Bottles for Sl.l0
| Prepared by S. FOUTZ & BRO,
| AT their Wholesale Drug and Medicine Depot.
| No ll6 Franklin 1T, Baltimore, Md.
| RTFOr sale by James p. HOfecker and J. w. Den
ney, Smyrna. and Druggists and StOrekeePers through
out the United States,
Smyrna times., 1865-09-27
FOutZ's Mixture.

The Best Liniment for Man and Beast nOlo in Use.
This IS a safe and reliable Remedy for the cure of
Rheumatism. Painful Nervous Affections, Spralns,
Burns Swellings and all Diseases requiring an exter
nal application on man.
On Horses it will never fail to cure Poll Evil, Fis-
tula Old Running Sores, Sweeney. il properly ap-
piled. For Sprains Bruises, Scrtches, Cracked HOois,
Chaies Saddle Collar Calls Cuts and Wounds II is
ON TnfaibIe Remedy. Try Ii and be convinced OF liza
efficacy.
RHE UNA TISM
Persons afflicted with this Disease, no matter ofhOw
long standing can be promptly and effeciuslly cured
By using this Mixture There is nothing in the world
so sure and so good to take away bad CORNS and
cure FROST BITES this pre- pa ration. Try it and
satisfy yourselves. Price 25 and so Cts Bottle.
Prepared by S. A. FOUTZ g. BRO,
At their Wholesale Drug and Medicine Depot
No. lie Franklin Street, Baltimore, Md.
For sale by James p. HOffecker and J. Wesley Den
ney, Smyrna, and bl Draggests AMI Storekeeper
throughout the United States,
The above medicines can be had at manufacturer
of Johnston. Holloway Cowden, No. % North Sixtt
st., Philadelphia. my26-ly
Smyrna times., 1865-09-27
SHRINER'S
Balsamic Cough Syrup.

FOR Coughs, Colds, Group, WaOOping Cough. Ast6.
ma BTOehitis, Splitting Of Blood, Pain and Weak.
I'M, ness o. BreGt, Difficulty Of Breathing, &c.
ms syrup is purely VEGETABLE CoMpoUND. II
- PeaSanl 70 take and never does injury; but owing
PureIl ing qualities must do good under any cir
Gu cumstances Its effect is truly wonderful-soohng
ccaIing and ailaying the most violent Coughs: PnF1
tsm SremgInsnIng and lnvigoratng the whole Sys
fGlIrIItateg ~ E1pectoraton; and healing the d =
EON1o' thus striking at The root or
wing II from the system len ST., Phila, sIgEEaS y auS
No chill" =. disease, and
Smyrna times., 1865-09-27

Whereas, certain individuals who call themselves
my Agents for the sale Of
MORO Phillips
GENUINE IMPROVED SUPER
PhOs phafe Of Lime,
go amongst the Farmers offering the same al price
much below my established Phiadelpha and Balti.
more Retail Price hereby give notice that have no
Agents to hawk my articles about. II is sold At my
Office and Depot
No. 81 North Front Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND AT MY BRANCH HOUSE
NO. ID BOWLEY'S WHARF, BALTIMORE.
Ii is also sold by responsible dealers in all parts of the
country. | make no consignments, but sell ut my
Wholesale price to licensed Dealers and at my retail
price TO consumers. My price is uniform 10 ALL Six.
y Dollars per ton in Phsdelphs, and Sixty Dollars
per ton IN Baltimore Three Dollars per ton for freight
&c, added TO the Baltimore price. Dealers are moi
permitted TO Overcharge the Farmer, but TO be satisfied
with reasonable profit and sell for no less than my
retail price in Philadelphia and no more than nv re
tail price in Baltimore.
do this for the protection Of the Farmer that my
article should not tall in the hands OF irresponSi bic
parties 10 undersel and adulteFate.
Farmers will find it 10 their interest deal only with
responsible parties, and allow them make sir pro-
it, as no man, honest otherwise, will WORK for no.
thing. Respectfully YOURS
febay MoRo PHILLIPS.
Philadelphia. August 7th, 1863
Smyrna times., 1865-09-27

These t.o Powders
will strength
en- theStomach
and Intestines,
cleanse them
from offensive
matter, and
bring them to
a al healthy state.
Smyrna times., 1865-09-27

In all Diseases of
the Swine, such as
Coughs, Ulcers in
the Lungs, Liver,
&C. By putting
from half a paper
to a paper of these
Powders in a bar
rel of Swill, the
above Diseases can
vented. By using
NhnIawn nn-
Smyrna times., 1865-09-27
LIE e. IN SURANCE
THE PENN MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company
OF PHILADELPHIA.
ASSETS OVER $l,OOO,OOo.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.

Assets Of the company liable for losses, r.,
mongases ano ETonnd Kenss irst class1 1866 97s SO
Philadelphia, Is.t 5le ao- q,
Pennsylvania Rail Read, City. County and '-''1'
other Bonds, 93.372 65
Premium Notes secured on Pocies a9 ans 90
Scrip Dividends parchased by company, ~ oar 90
Loans, accrued Interest, Agents balances, : =
&c. &C., p p itt' 60 ea3 nj
Cash On hand in Banks and on deposit in
u. 5. Treasury, 81. ~ 4s,la5l9
sl,376, ,435 80
The Board of Directors declared a return iividend
IN scrip OF fifty per cent fpJn the premiums paid in
1904 on all Policies in force December 81, 1864.
9J-Surpius divided annually Losses paid promptly
Once an smyrna, Delaware on Main street opposite
the Delaware House 'n - = 4. r -'+i = ~ -
.|''- II. H.B.PENINGroN. Attorney at Law.
- Agent.
REpERENcEs-E. J. Colt. Teller Of Bank ofSmyrna
Jonathan Emerson. Pos,rnaslerj Isaac D. Bndd, Esq
Thomas Carrow, Esq my3l.Iy
Smyrna times., 1865-09-27

sure preventive of Lung Fever, and a Certain
remedy for all Diseases incident to the Horse
Smyrna times., 1865-09-27

remedy for al
such as Clan
ders, Yellow
Water, Dis
I e m p e r,
Fou N d er,
H e a v c S,
Slavering,
Coughs, Fe-
vers, Loss of
Appetite and
Vital Ener-
gy, &c.
Smyrna times., 1865-09-27
SA Mx rMEHM~,~ :
D. II. PRIMROSE

d. III. PICIMR OSE
Hasjutt received large and splendid a.so,,mon, oS
Carpeting, comprising THREE Pf.Y I'M tS AIN
ALL-WOOl.. RAG, &c Prices lovr. 'N'T->' "a
W A good assottmsnt OF Oil C'lolh ;,Des
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-16
The President and Mr.. Stan.
ton TO Visit Richmond.
NEw YoRx. Aur. l5.

The New York Hera,ds Richmond
correspondent says that the President of the
United States, accompanied by Hon. Edwin
NJ. Stanton, Secretary of War, it is cnidently
asserted, will visit Richmond during the last
week in August. The main object of the
visit will be to attend council of the leading
general officers Of this and adjacent military
departments, in reference to the condition OF
affairs in this section. as affected by the pol
icy Of President Johnson's administration.
Among the distinguished officers who will
meet the President and Secretary on this oc-
casion, will be Maj. Gen. Terry, Maj Gen.
Turner, Maj Gen. Curtis, Maj. Gen. Seho-
field, Maj. Gen. Howard, of the Freedmen s
Bureau, at Washington. Gen. j. b. Hawley,
Chief of Staff to the General commanding,
and others.
There can be but little doubt that final
action upon grave issues of State policy with
reference to the attitude of the people, grow.
ing out of the recent anomalous election held
in this city, will be determined upon after the
return of the President and Mr. Stanton to
Washington. 1t is expected that one esfec,
of this movement will be to materially placate
the approaching Congress. when it assemblies
in december, and which. were il to assemble
now, would not prove very tractable upon
several issues of national movements.
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National Teachers' Association
HARRIsbrRG. August l5.

Delegations to the National Teachers As
sociation, are arriving here by every train. 1t
is expected that by to- morrow the largest rep
resentaton of educationalists ever assem-
bled on any occasion in the country, will he
present to participate in the proceedings OF
the convention.
The National Normal School Association
met in the Stale SGbeol Department at II
o clook this morning, President Edward Ed
wards, Of Illinois, in the chair.
The regular business of the body will com
mence this afternoon.
Among the distinguished gentlemen pres
ent are D. b. Hager, principal Of the normal
school of Massachusetts,, Prof. Greene, Of
Rhode Island, Greenleaf and Valentine, Of
New York, and Thompson, of Pennsylvania
Normal school, Hartman, of Kentucky, w.
II. Phillips, of Minnesota, E. X. Sheldon, o
Oswego, and Stearns and Sheldon, of Boston
The teachers will assemble tomorrow morn
ing at 8 O'Clock, at the Court House. Gov.
Curtin will deliver his address OF welcome OF
Thursday. The members of the Association
will proceed to Gettysburg, where speeche.
will be made, and other proceedings had ap
propriate TO that hailowed locality. Gov
Andrews will arrive and take part in the pro
ceedings on Friday.
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From North Carolina.
RALEIGH. n e An,

RALEIGH, \. e., Aug. 10.
]. l.. Panning, editor of the Raleigh Pro-
gress, who is standing up manfully for the
Union, who knows more Of the secret designs
of the rebel leaders than any other in
New York. and who has been making i'm
portant disclosures of their evil intentions, is
candidate for seat in the coming State
Convention. A man Of this stamp stands
the same chance OF being elected to an office
in one of the insurrecitonary States as Jeff
Davis has of being elected Governor of New
York.
The Raleigh Progress of July 27th says
there, in Tennessee and elsewhere. as soon as
leading rebels are pardoned, they. became in
solent and arrogant. Ii We hsve trouble it
will arise from too much leniency to these
classes.
In referring to the rapid increase Of rebel
papers and growing disloyal sentiments arising
from a mistaken leniency, the Progress. OF
July 9th, again sends an appeal to the ad-
administration that it is 4 fact, with the ex.
ception Of Eve or six, the whole press Of the
State shows clearly and unmistakably its SYM
pathy with the rebellion and its affection for
its leaders.
Those men in North Carolina who, little
over d year ago, styled themselves patriots
and property holders, who extcrted money
from trembling people whom they had helped
to enslave, take courage from the extreme
ieniency Of those in authority, and are start
ing their organs here and there for the pur-
pose of making war, covert at first, but
eventually open and violent, upon the Gov
ernment and those who administer il. If al
lowed to 70 on and the leaders be pardoned
and placed on footing with men who are
really for the government, the end Of strife
and trouble in North Carolina is not yet. We
ring these truths ia the ears Of the authorities
at Washington and Raleigh, and appeal to
chem to save those who are friends Of the
Government from further rebellion and blood
shed, and we appeal TO the loyal people OF
the State. should mistaken leniency grant the
mercy of amnesty to the agitators, to show
them none at the ballot-box
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-16
New YoRK. Aug. ]

NEW IoRK, Aug. 10.
The Evening Post says concerning the fail
ure of Morris, Kitchen. Son 4 Co.:
The failure of Norris, Kitchen, Son / Co.
has produced a more profound sensation than
any similar event which has occurred for
some years. Attended a. tits BY the flight
of one of the junior members Of the
firm, +. B. Kitchen, who had abstracted Sc
curities to very large amount besides draw
ing out Of the bank as much as possible ol
available funds of the firm.
On the discovery Of these facts Mr.. Kltch-
EN-, this morning ordered payment to be stop
ped and in few days he viii be ready te
submit to his creditors propositions for iQui'
dation. Meanwhile all remittances are ne.
posted in bank to the credit of the remitter
The large capital of the firm and the wealth
of its several partners, render it probable thai
the loss to the creditors will not be so heavy
as was at first reported. 1t is As yet prema
ture to attempt to state the amount Of the de
falcation, but it is variously estimated at from
two TO four million dollars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-16

NONGsT other unreasonable filings against
wing eolored men the right of suffrage is
charge that it makes them equal to white
and superior to white women.
would be just as reasonable to say that
offer of dollar day to a negro laborer
Zoe corn, or two dollars day to work in
harvest field, makes him superior to a
te woman, as to say that the right of suf-
Be renders him superior to white woman.
Fou might just as well assert that the fact
+ the laws which render a married woman
Competent to make valid contract reduced
to inferiority to a negro man, who is COM
Fent to make contract, as to say that it
Aders a negro man superior to white wo-
IN to give him the right of suffrage.
We do hope it will not require another
can of blood to wash such stupid ideas and
sjudices from the minds and hearts of the
ople.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-16
Reckening without Their Ho.t.

Our Copperhead friends are maneuver-
ing and squirming and wire working TO get uu
. division in the ranks of the loyal people
and, among other lodges, have attempted to
get up what they call a soldiers party.
lhe plan seems to be to get up Soldiers
Convention. or q convention with few sol.
diers in front, and packed in the rear with the
ofal and debris of the late defunct Copper.
head party, and this they think will win. This
policy is, Of course, consistent with their ides
That soldier does not know his rights, and
Is part of their respectful and deliberate
opinion expressed of all soldiers year ago
that they were compelled to vote as thei
officers directed them
This soldiers party, if it was practicable
would indeed be sublime failure As q
matter OF course. such party must become
national. 1t will never do to organize no
lucal party ofa local character and. in order
to Nationalize this soldiers party, YOU mus,
find men everywhere. in all the States to sup
port it, and they must be men of National
reputation, and of some force and of charac.
ter. These cannot be drawn from the ranks
OF the Republican party but must be taken
from other parties. and as it is part of the
programme to disarm the negro of all the
rights. and make a general onslaught upon
the friends of the African race, the leaders
and supporters of the party will be composed
of men who have heretofore and are now op-
posed to the emancipation and elevation Of
the negro. including Lee. johnson. Hood
Beauregard. Forrest. Dick Taylor, and their
armies in the Southern States, and every Val
iandighammer. and rebel sympathizer in the
North. The Dubuque Herald New York
Day Book, Cincinnati Enquirer. Chicago
Times, Charleston Mercury. Richmond Edfi
qairer. and other leading and small rebe
and Copperhead papers would be the organ.
OF such a party. and one continued persistar
and defiant stream Of polluted treason woule
How out from these wicked sources to tn.
everlasting disgrace ofhumanity-B BLOOMFIELD
Guard.