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On lit dams le Dniy Mes:

II Intention Dr. sspandre 'oSiic,Ix srrsf Davis
afi d. le lare rcaiili.snr le pfincipt3d. Ia seces
snrl rst tsesorrlais avupee. On epersecnte, non
pas tant poltr sts tarts indirldteis que arce Gni
est II rtpgfseHtaRt ne Ia 9eaefta0R. lie IsMas
Grant ala Ia cause confedefee ii ait nn ionr DE-
leelat aHg gnua du monde, ct Ell CONSEQUENCE il
est #anxeux de abattra II nnitcissaat e caracte-
re IT. se,rplus rrntsrquable champion. C'est les
mil de SECESSION ga'on vent vouar linfa.nis,
dalis Ia personne de il ItiF.;tson Davis.
..ssi S.onewall jackson await ete Ia personnif-
cation de III rebellion, c'rst hi on aurait liffa-
me afin qur l'illsto:e put IN coHcars a Ia per
yessite de la SECESSION. ie but est de retires
Sud les synpathies au monde. IN fai>a,4t de son
chrf ua assassin. siais afin de lui aliener tout
resnec: de la part dcs penples eraNgels. OH Ii
lel.d noil:senlrment intaine, mais ridicuie.3 On
en- iat done TN flgit;f tnupons, bralldissant url
conelas comlne 1ln IatatInge de III eodralnsf, plis
tr4lnblant sous le canon dun revolver. En- au-
ire OH prete a sa fpmme le langage d.rne sou
hrette dams me farce de tretaux.
s'Tout celia est so,,nlis au public dams une de-
raclIc cficielIe du Secretaire de- la Guerre. fnn-
dee sur la soidisant plaisanterie de queiqHe loss
tia de regiment a son bivonac, plssaGterie cxa-
gGree de bouclie en- bouche iusqua ce u'elle ait
raene lie quarter general Pour etre biensur
due les sympathies eirangeres ne pourant etre
s:.cquses a Jefferson Davis omen fa hn paillasse,
I'M ache, I'M assassin. La traifson, tout en- Pen
voyant fechafauds pourrait laisser srr son nom.
IN certain ustre; mails en- faisant rire Ie monde d
ses depens CONNIE bouffon, ct en- le faisant detes-
ter CONNIE poltron ct assassin, ln ct sa cause se
ront voues d linfamie.
81 lie monde connait trep bier. le courage, la
probite ct la dignite de Jefferson Davis pour Sc
iaisser ainsi decevoin Pour l'hennear AMERICAN
nous regrettons que de tells motifs aent conseille
la persecution dun ennenli tolnbe; nias pour la
vie et1areputation dc NJ Davis, nous sommes
certains qn II aura gain de cause. Faute de ros,-
vpr prouver les aecnsatioas porfees contre lui on
lui rendra les sympathies que redoutent teleuient
ses accasateurs II s'ensGivra en- sa fayelr une
reaction dams le sentiment public. lie caractere
amencairi est trop loyal pour ne pas denlander
que NJ. Davis, en- compensation des accusations
non prouvees dassassinat. lie soft pas .exen,ptg
de toute penalite ponr les erreurs politiques don't
il sera convaincus Nous direns precisement lie
contraire du Times c'est en- lui spargnan le gyi-
bet qa'o1i affirnera Ia magnanimie et la justice
du Nord." q s. Il AZ
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EET La residence dams notTe vile otferte 4 ven
Dire dams une autre parte De la feuille de ce onr,
sera tree la loterie aussito que les bllets Sc
ront places. Les personnes qui vcndront tenter
la chance, sont prices de s'adresser notse bu-
reau, GU MN. Drinkard, Potter, Milsted, on
Guspan Estoige, d Opelousas, ou aux agents q
Washington. ..f 4
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Pour Tresorier d'Etst.

@- Nous sommes autorise a annoncer lie Maj.
S. d. OLIVER CONNIE candidat pour Tresoaier
d'Etat, l'electon de NoyenbTe llociiaiu. :
Is avri 1865. u5.:~ ;r d.
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Es. Co,ananatfue ]
IMMIGRATION BRESILIENNE.

A une assemblee tenue Washington lie Ter.
Juliet, dams lie but de preparer une emigration
au Bresil. un comite de deux a etc nomme dams
le but de correspondre avec lie Ministre Bresilieu
II etc resolu que tons ceux qni desrent emf
grer au Bresil sont invites a Sc reunir d la Mai-
son de Colr, a Opelousas, le Salnedi IS Juliet
cOurant .. ...-.- +. - - -..t.. .w.. '-r-
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LES MONITORS "a LA HAVANE.
On ecrit de Ia Havarse. 8 Jun.

LES MUNITURDffA# Ia HAF ANE.
On ecrit de Ia Havane, 8 jun
Les monitors dc u marine .des Flats
Unis qui sont en- ce moment dams le port,
excitent au plus haut degre la curiosite des
Hayanais Depuis huit jours, unc fosle
compaete Sc presse chez le consul americain
pour obtenir rautorisation lie Fisiter. les
zTInyste erieux navires, ct cette autorisation est
accordee a toutes les personnes respectables
Des labitants de Matanzas, de Cardenas ct
sd'autres villes plus 'eloignees encore, n he
silent pas franchir ces tongues distances
pour satisfaire anssi leur euriosite. Les
.sisitcsrs sent traites avee 10 plus. grande
nslitasse per les oEEi,eiers fsaeraus, qni les
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iorrs pref dOnner son attention q toute afail
eiu;la IN HI vn1lflrnrlk bier, mons confer -
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zSsa sAAsseS MA 0~S S"~~AA
oi, denaurait ledt defunt en- dernier lien, sitnee
snr lie j;ayou Blanc a Plaquensine Brulee. dams
/, parosse St. Landry. d environ 30 miles au
sud Outst de la vile d'Opelousas, bornee au
Nerd, au Sud ct FEST par des terrrs suppo-
sees appartenir au Domaine Public, et d fOuest
par les terres de Ia reclamation Antoine Debianc,
masurant qslaranlt acres de terte de superhcie,
ensemble ayec les b;liisses ct ame.iorations qul
y sent sltuees.
Tn chevai creole;
I'rois ehevaux enters non domptes;
Detx rautres
Sent tetcs de uetas chevalines;
80 tetes de betes Il cornes tarouches.
I0tetes dc moutons;
Une marque fguree ainsl sc
Eayiron 40 tetes de cochons;
Une charrue; I'm meter;
Meubas de fnaison; ustensiIs de cuisine.
Coasitti0as:-Un, deux ct tros ans de credit.
j cunpter du ionr tse la vente; cest-a-dlre un
tiers payable lie Ter Aout 1866. un tiers lie Ter
Aovs suivaut 1867. ct lie derner tiers, ie Ter Aout
1865 Les acqu6Feurs ioElrnissant lcurs billets
arec boane et sufisante caution solidaire Ia sa-
tisfactissl de rAdministrateur de ladite success
sioir et poTrant nteret raison de hult pour cent
Iar an, i compter de recheance. Et en- outre,
Ia terre demeurant speciaIement hypothequee a
Ia succession ilssqu'au Placement final tant du
principal que des interets qni auroDt pu s'accroi-
tie MILTON LAUGHLlN.
Administering.
Opelousas Ter Juliet 1866.
| F-NT LIE MEME JOUR EFT Az MEME
- lieu, par le meme officer ct aux memes
conditions que dessus, il sera egalement vendu
de la meme mauiere. les proprietes sUivantes APP
parttnaut la succession de feu dame Sarah
Foreman, epouse decedse dudit john Laughn,
aussi deeed6, Il savoir:
Tn cheval de tire; -
Deux chevaux paulses;
Environ dix tetes de betes chevalines;s
Environ % bstes a cornes douces; .
Environ 25 betes a cornes farouches;
| Tfois marques marquer.
| Meubles de menage
| MILTON LAUGHLfN,
administrator.
Els..is,ar,-. .lxari ., IL - sGs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-13
professional.
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL

ClNClNNAll fENGhGhL hOoA iihh
Established in the Year 1850,
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES
And under the control OF two OF the most Eminen
T|I Physicians In the World. Do
DR. E, BoAAPARTE, from London and Parl,
Hospitals and for The past ten ears OF the Cln
ci1nat Venereai Hospital, and DR.. 10. D; REYkoLDsl
late ofNew York. This Is the only office in the oit
where permanent cure Of Private Diseases can u
obtained without the use OF mercury or change ol
diet Gonorrhooa cured IN six 70 forty-two housF
in three e. ten days sESsSIss eSIsa
two 10 sIT days; Seminal weakness cured in two q
eight Weeksi syphilis in its primary stages cured u
wesSsi SS Sin Diseases cured IN one TO three weeks
impOtency vigeF restored in one 70 iour Weebs; !
diseases Of Rpryate nature treated with unparalieie
Dr, Bonaparte's great work on private diseeases.
the Private Guide 10 Health, is bene eIal to all NAL
and female, old and young, should read this WORK:
will enilRhten those who grope in darkness. Pnc
twenty five cents, Bentby mail. :.
DR.. Bonsparle's French Patent Male sale
perfectly sale, and never fails to give sausiaeuQn.
Is the only safe and sure preventive against dfsaas
Price OF the French Patent Male Safe, 81 the Aagi
0nsss So Madame sSdI n LoziERs female Monthly Pills is
safe and reliable remedy for suppfesslons anu alI ~
male diseases. Ladies should not use them durlnN
pregnacy as they will produce miscarriage. Price vi
her box-0xtra fine s5-sent to any hddresa by mai
Drai b. n. are the men 10 consulti they are I'M
aueshonably acknowledged 10 b0 the champions an
KINGS OF yineTeal diseases, and the only Doctors VII
receive monthly Teportslirom the od Worldi me
have been accustomed rom an early % aee o. yonn,m
witness the various diseases.swhich aihct nhnhlhu
aud TO watch the progress through long career
professional study. In every sphere OF liie from "a
humble abode OF poverty TO the mansion Of th'
Wealthy and having aseertained beyond q doubt thi
vast anHeFingo Of humanity, they deeimned 10 selIt
the generat9e system their particular study, an,
10 devote their whole attention 70 me hIleSlanoh
the diseases ofthese important iunotcns. holetief'
will bo answered unless they contain aremitaneo
a postaae stamp Call OF address ..
Drs BONAPARTE a nEYHOLDS,
No I39 Sycamore street, between Fhh and Sixth
east side, Cincinnati, Ohio -
Office hours from "a. M to +. NJ tel1
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To expire on tho olst day of january. 1866.

10 eApnc VII tHo oistuhy " ioV"'
orTioH or rHE AupIroR or STATE, IssURAEcK DIR
CoLUsBrs, ONO, January IL, 1855.
WHEREAS, The NORTH AMERICAN FIRE IN
SJlRANCE COMPANY, located at Hartford in tho
State OF Connect cut, has fled in this office sworn
statement ofts condition. required by the Tst Sec
ton OF the act To reg lae Insurance Companies not
incorporated by the Stale OF Ohio passed April &,
1856, and amended February 0, 1854 and, whereas
said Company has furnished satisfactory evidence
that II is possessed OF at least hundred thousand
dollars OF actual capital invested stocks or bonds,
or In mortgages Of real eitate, worth double the
amount for which the sams is mortgagedi and,
whereas, said Company has fISdin this ottce writ
ten instrument under its corporate seal, signed by
the President and Secretary thereof authorizing any
agent or agents OF said Company IN this State TO ae
knowledge service Of process for and in behalf Of said
Company according TO the terms oisaid law.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the first section
the aforesaid act, ], JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor 0
State for OHIO, do hereby certify that said NORTH
AMERIOAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, o
Hartford, Connecticut is authorized to transact the
business OF Fire Insurance IN tins State until The
thirty. first day Of January in the year one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-six.
ISTAMrl In witness whereof have hereunto sub
9EAL,l scrlbed my name and caused the seal oil my
office to DO affixed the day and year above
written. JAS. II. GOODMAN, .
fe10 Auditor OF State,
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UNITED STATES HOTEL

CORNER SIXTH AND WALNUT sTs., GIN.
yNHis large and commodIous Hotel has been nj
FITTED AND REFURNlsHED throughout mag
STYLE without regard TO trouble or expense, 10 mes
The demands OF The travelling public, 10 which yo
fei O, O. MAoLIsH, Pro'rs
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"a, 1885.

The undersigned, having dissolved with John b,
Fnke, will oOnlaue the Oiothoe Business nj the old
stand Of Finke Legler, on Second street, Dayton,
Oh0, where he will be happy TO sec his old friends
and as many ones may favor him with q call.
A fresh supply of goods just received.
April "a, 1865, THOMAS A. LEGLER, 9
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GIotbimg.
WILLIAM WALKER,

THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,
Us prepared 10 accommodate his customers with
| every article OF gentlemen'a wearing apparel q
the latest style and best quality. Those who wanl
coats, paRia, vests, Shirts hosiery, handkerchief
gloves, boots, shoes, slippers, &c., will do we'll tc
give hi6 call. au24
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WILLIAM NOLEYs ESTATE

NJOTIOE is hereby giv'D that ths subscriber Il
IN been appointed anu pahhed M AdministTaf
Of the estate Of william Foley late OF hontgome
eounty, Ohio, deceased.
Dated at DAYTON, Montgomery county, Ohio, u
a2d day Of April, 1865. ,,,,,,s r,yv,,n
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BIZ SAFE FROM .yHE PAEes OF wANT'

~ ouu " l,cat,onf Would this wife be indepen-
.e ne ~ us VI IS chatas OF the worldi Would this
aged and feeble parent be provided lott moIu ~
estate pay my dsbtsl Wo uld there Ds no ~, , a.
PPswanSs ~ ofcraditoIa sales made when the market
tends downward, and fair prices cannot Pc regIeS
How few thes' question " tleit t,i I,
toni They fear to ask tn, ,, and cherish the belief
that they have long lease on life. IhSis o'h iooi
ish and cowardy The br we man -
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Dissolution.

iT0BN n. FINKE and Thomas A Leglsr, heretofore
~ comprising the firm o. finke LeRler in the
Clothing Business, in Dayton, QhQ, is dissQlIed.
asNat' BINKE& LEGLER.
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EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFE.

TItHK Rtna grants policles FOR LIFE. for q term
4 OF years, Endowment policies and childien's En-
dowment. Also, Non Forieihug Policies, on which no
payment is required after ton ears.
Five thousand dollars paid two losses in this city
within tho last six months.
Among all the coutrlvances Of men to protect the
family circle from want, none he found more sim
pie IN ITS character, noble In It's feAtures certain in
its results than Life insrJ ce IL the prop which
the dying husband eavesvg
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MenicaI.

VlHE combination OF Ingredients these Pills are
Il the result OF long and extensive practice. They
are mild in their operation, and certain in correcting
all irregularities, Painful Menstruatons, removing
II Headache Pain in the Side, Palptatlon the Heart
Whites, all Nervous Affections Mysteries, Fatigue
Pain in the Back and Limbs, sc., Disturbed Sleep,
which arise from interruption OF nature. ,.t 4
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS l.p
Was the commencement of new in the treat
ment OF those irregularities aud distinctions which
have consigned 80 many to a PREMATURE dRAvh NO
female can enjoy good health unless she IL regular,
and wheHey an obstruction takes place the general
health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS,
Are the only Medicine that MARRIED AND SINGLE
LADIES have rel ell on for many years. or can rely
on now. BEWARE OF IMIIA1IONSI These Pills
form the Finest hsparaton eyer pat toIggsd vh iMr
BE DECEIVED. Take this advertisement To- your
Druggist, and tell him that you iodnt The BEST dad
MOST RDLIABLE FEMALE MEDICINE IN THE
WORLD, which is eompnsedin
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Are the most effeetual remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar TO Femalei To ali classes they
are Invaluable inducing, Nth certainty, periodical re1u
ldrfty. They known to thousands, who have used
them at different times, throughout the country hay
ing the sanction OF some Of the most eminent Physf
clans IN Aplsrica. .l-t.
Ereit dirsctions stating t0hen thei should beuSed
with each hox--the Fco One Dollar per Bor, contain
ing from MY to sixty Pills.
Pills sent by sd promptly by remtting TO the Pro-
Pretor Sold by Drqgg,Sts iy.s gsnneersliy liy,,,vVo
Propretors, 81 Cedar street, Now York.
Benton 4 Dunham, Cleveland, and John ID. Park,
Cincinnati, wholesale agents. Sold In Dayton by
Druggists feoldly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-13
LOOKS THE DANGER IN FHE FACE,

That may grappls with 10 the Wise man, that be
may study It's nature and pal hate Its threatening The
means OF palatOn at ha ad Of easy aecesa TO all
tits
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-13
Shirts and Neck Ties.

We beg leave to inform the Public that, having pur-
chased our entire stock OF Clothing and Furnishing
Goods at the present heavy decline IN Gold, and the
consequent depreciation in the value Of Merchandise
we are therefore enabled, willing, and ready to sell
our Goods nlly IN accordance WITH and
which cannot fail to attract the attention Of close
market,
We guarantee our Clothing tn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-13

Troops for ArizOna.
San FRASoIsoo, May 9.---Several moro com
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SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM

Its tb unseen hand OF provident father reaching
forth from the grave, and still nourishng hls OFFSPRING,
and keeping togethar tho family. by II, the iMthm
soh
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-13
BOYS sAND.YoUTHsrsuITs=
Neatly got up,
PANTS AND VESTS

or various patterns, Of American :and French Cassl.
meres and cut in the Latest Styles, together with
tasty assortment Of
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-13

/ businass, whose ohiei
ty,shouid insure their
sir liabilities. Such an
hen known 10 their cred.
dr confidence in them.
wish TO leave their best
lecontingency; and the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-13
Fine steel Engravings of

And all our Military Heroes, as we'll as every
variety Of Pictures always on hand,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-28
a RADICAL PAPER BECOMES DEMocnA7

4 RADICAL PAPER BECOMES DEMOCRATIC.
Tie Haaid, paper Of large circulation
in Boston, which has acted with the domi-
nant party for three or four years past, has
become so di.gusted with their fana,cism
that it wi;ldraws itself from the organization
and discusses the proprie of nominating
Democrats for the State offices. to be voted
for THIS fan
''Are there DO State issues that need look
ing tier Ibis year? Did not the leaders OF
the dominant party in the legislature a,
tempt 70 deprive the people OF trial By an
impartial jury? Did thcy no. attempt to
deprive the large cities of the State of
the right 20 manage and coa,rol their
local afiai~s? Have t ey not organized
State force at a hcayy cost 10 the people.
to enlorce obnoxious laws ? Are not these
State officers now engaged in prosecuting
everybody they car. and creating mischief
a. d annoyiag the people engaged in . par
ticular calling?
Build up Massachusetts party in oppo-
siiion to tie radical element in this State
which is tv-annical and oppressive. Ifthere
be 80 opposition to them, they viii take
fresh courage and drive in the knife to lie
hilt. They will seek out new Vi, tins for the
slaughter pen at the State House. They viii
drive trade away from Boston TO New York,
and make the name Of Massachusetts by
word and reproach. They should be met
at once, and firmly"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-28

If the Democratic party was loyal party,
and loved the solliers as that party now pre-.
tend, why did that party in 1862, in the Hi
neis Legislature, vote down every proposition
offered in that body, by Republicans. giving
our soldiers the right to vote, while fighting
for the flag of their country ?-O9ana
RepuJiiean.
If the editor Of the Republican had gram
of honesty or decency about him, he wouldn't
lie thus about matter the truth of which IS
SO well known. The Democrats, in 1861 =,
submitted constitution to the vote of the
people. in which provision was made to allow
the soldiers to vote, but the Republicans,
fearing the soldiers would vote against them,
voted it down. In 1868, bill was introduced
in both branches of the legislature by Demo
Gratis, to allow the soldiers to vote in the field,
but when the bill came before the senate,
Judge Underwood, a Republican member
from St. Clair. made report against it,
showing its unconstitutionality, and killed
the bill. The Democrats then proposed an
amendment to the constitution to accomplish
the object, and the Republicans defeated that
by breaking up the legislature in row.
That is the simple and whole truth of the
matter, and the editor of the Republican
kn1trs II.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-28
Decidedly Cool.

Col. Moore places OIL his list of speakers,
to perambuate the county du:ing the cons
ing week and advocate his election in school
house meetings, the names of Herman Silver
and Washington Bushnell. Two years ago,
when Mr.. Silver was candidate for Circuit
Clerk. this same Col Moore denounced him
as slew and an infdel,' chatter and con-
temner of Christianity, &c, and implored
the churches particularly, as they loved their
religion, to vote against him. At the same
time Mr.. Silvers active friends in Peru
T. d. Brewster, Churchill Citing, &C.. came
in for fearful measure of his abuse. If Mr..
Silver nolc takes the stump for Moore, after
such treatment at his hands, all we can say
is that his chris ian forbearancc and magaln-
unity would be amazing to degree, but GER
tainly no more so than the impudence of
Moore in asking him to do it.
As to Bushnell, another object of Mcores
constant abuse, at least until very lately,
Moore would not have had the face to pat him
on his list if Bushnell bad been at home.
Bot it il well known Mr. b. has been absent
for the last two weeks, ald will not be home
until within a day Or two Of The election, if
then.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-28
Soldiers Meeting.

Pursuant to notice, the soldiers of the
town OF Bruce met at Bruce Centre on Oct.
2lst, 1865, when the object of the meeting
: as stated by J. c. Campbell.
On motion, Uriah Painter was chosen
chairman, and J. II. Pratt secretary.
On motion, the chairman appointed a
committee to draft resolutions expressive Of
the sense Of the meeting.
J. G. Camphel', i. Il. Mitchell, aRl James
J. Mcksrnan were appointed to act As said
committee
While tie cosnal; ,toe were assent, DIR. II.
J Atwater aidregsed the meeting. warmly
advocating the object for which it was o.
ganLe1.
The committee ported the foil wing res
olgti1nS:
WHEREAS there appears to be desire On
the par; Of a portion of the people of La
Sale county to CT bwd ont and exclude SOL
dierS from all Offices of trust. profit and
emolumcnt, and 70 besow these Offices on
men whose o;Iy Recommendations are blatant
boasts OF Loyalty and great de1terity in de-
visiag WAYS and means TO keep out of the
army, therefore be it
X s,'rad, That We, the soldiers of Bruce
township, will, in the coming election, vote
for soldiers OILY. irrespective Of party.
ReSoirsd, That Ne consider the action of
the Board Of Sup cryisoIS. at their last SEES
sion, both unmadly and ungenerous and
that we recognize Ia their procrastination
policy only de- sire to stave off the Just
! demands OF the soldiers to an indefinite
period, until the soldiers shall become so
scattered as to los their organization, when
! they (the Supervii rs) can with safety ignore
al! oar claims.
Resoicc|, That we censure Supervisor
Stevenson, OF the town of Bruce for voting
with the ma ority in staving off the bounty /;
aud that hereaitef we will not support any
man for that office who will not pledge him>
self to vote for the immediate payment of
said bounty
Resoiccd. Tha we request our brother
soldiers in every township in the county to
organize together for mutual interest and
protection, and support their fellow soldiers
for all county offices.
ReSotc"d. That copy Of these resolutions
and proceedings be sent to the Ottawa FREE
TRApER and R7Hbiican, for publication.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted
On motion of J. C. Campbell, Supervisor
G. W. Armstrong received the vote Of thanks
of this meeting, Tor the course he pursued on
the bounty question at the last session oGshe
Board; and that he is recognized as q true
friend of the soldiers in that respect.
On motion, :he meeting adjourned
JRIAH PAINTER, Chairman.
J. II. PRATT. Secretary,