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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18
GEORGE TEGG, No. so State street.


From the Rev. b. T. Welsh. u. d.. formerly Of the Pearl
Street Baptist Church, Albany. N Y.
ALBANY, y. Y, April Is, 1864.
DR- LIcuTHnL-Dear Sir: Allow me to express my CRATE
full thanks for tie skill and kind attention rendered to
daughter, whose ears have been badly Affected for
years, and tor some months past has been nearly
of her hearing. The lett ear. from her infancy.
has been badly diseased. at times diScharg ny offensive
matter. The right ear Is now well, and from present in
l anticipate the restoration o. the Left ear also.
] eD, dear sir, grstef lily yours,
II. I WEIGH u. D.,
Sewtonville, A bany county, NY.
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BATES f
FOR ONE WEEK,
TESTIMONIALS.

INDIANAPOLIS, December G, 1861.
DR. LIGHTHILL As | have been under your treatment
FOR a menth past, and have improved 30 greatly, 1 write
TO thank you for the benefit l have derived from your
treatment. ! had suffered a long time with catarrh in q
and offensive form. Ny sense OF smell was
entirely destroyed, and my face az times distorted by the
swelling in my nose / also had a very alarming aud
painful attack OF deafness. now report 10 you that am
almost entirely cured. Ny deafness you completely cured
in less than two weeks. Ny face Is now nstural-my
sense Of smell returned 10 me, and, in fact, I feel better in
every way than | have been in months past. had tried
several means TO get cured before saw you. but they ali
failed. If you have occasion TO do 20. you may refer TO
me personally, and I shall c~heerfully commend your
skill as it deserves YouTs, TRULY,
EVIL HILL,
Bates House, indianapolis.
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Bates House. Indianapolis.
IspANAFoLIs, Decemher 8. lse4.

iSDASAPoLIs, December 6, lsG4.
This may certify that I was very deaf. that | had a CO.
pious and mort offensive discharge az matter from my ear,
AID with Il intense pain. l wasteverish ard seepiess, my
appetite gone ard my health generally much eeranged.
While thus suffering. placed myself under DR.. L~ighthill's
treatment about a month ago, and now | am entirely
cured in every respect. Bcf- re Dr. Lighfhili accepted my
case had tried other treatment, which only made me
worse. But now that that Dr. Lighth.ll has cured me I
| have no words 10 thank him sufficiently for his skillful
treatment of my case. VIII Oh was as dis,usting TO those
around ms 80 II was alarming TO myself
John DORSEY.
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And also all infaEa.ory diseases For further !nloF-
nation call and judge for yourself.
NPI challenge the public to bring me a case l cannot
cure. II brought before the olden thread Is broken.
IT Police hours from 3 A. NJ. 20 s p. NJ. p o. Box
1894. ncy30'c4-dlyeod
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The foIlo~ing is related as a fact. having ac-
tualIy happened some years since in the state Of
Connecticut:
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i" Moose Ricer WOrks.''

Among the manufacturing establishments
of our town which have lately rapidly
grown in Importance must now be classed
the hoe and fork factory of the above name,
owned and carried on by Messrs. Ely, Balch
4 Co. Since the former proprietOrs were
burned out new and better shop has been
erected, which is now run to its fullest ca
pacity, and yet cannot keep up with the
orders. They intend to turn out at THIS es-
tablishment this year, $500 dozen OF noes
1000 dozen hay and manure forks, and 3oo
dozen axes. And perhaps it is no dispar-
avement TO other manufacturers to say that
the Moose River hoes take the lead in mar
ket. This establishment is now at work
upon a large order lately received from the
Messrs. Ames of Boston. The market for
the tools made by this firm is mostly in this
State and New Hampshire, and in the cities
of Boston, Portland and Bangor, though
they sell some in Connecticut. They en-
ploy twenty hands at these works, and so
long as their wares maintain their present
for excellence there will doubt
less be no lack Of orders.
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BOSTON MARKET.-Jan II.

F7om-Western. 500 to 1928
Pofk-Prime, $500; Mess, 1900 to S4i'oo
to 0o,o0.
8eet.-S22 90 to $500 Lard % to 251 Hams
% to 22t. Hogs, dressed. Il to Is. -
BMtter.-45 to % Cheese. Is to "a. Eggs, w
to A. Potatoes, 2.75 to 1925. Dried dpple, II to
10.
Beans.-$3, 90 to $50. Peas, S2,2O to 900
Herds grass seed.-S5,5 80 to 600. Clorer, ~ to
2id.
Starch g to r. Tallou. II to Is.
UooL-Full Blood Merino. 0,95to LILO; Three
fourths blood, p,S5 to O,95; Half-blood, o,S5 to
600; Common, $50 to O,Sj.
Corn.-l,92 to 2,.oO oats SO to ,sS. Rye
100 to l,92.
HODS-OQ to 81
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Subjects of DiscOurses, Jan. 22.

Subjects of DiscOurses, Jan. 20.
North Congregational Church; preaching
at 1890 A. NJ. and $50 evening. Morning;
Rev. l.. o. Brastow: Thou shalt love the
Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with
all thy soul, and with all thy strength, and
with all thy mind; and thy neighbor as
myself" Luke 1927. Evening; Rev. E.
c. Cummings: And therefore will the
Lord wait. that he may be gracious unto
you.and therefore will he be exalted, that he
may have mercy upon you: for the Lord is
God of Judgment: blessed are all they
that wait for him. 80: Is.
South Congregational Church; preaching
service at 1870 and Las. Morning; Rev.
T. c. Cummings: ''TherefOre to him that
knoweth to do good, and doeth it not, to
him it is sin.'-James 4:l7. Afternoon !;
Kew. l.. y. BrastOw: Luke 1927.
Methodist Church; preaching service at
1870 and l.43. Morning; Rev. I. McAnn
The Spirit of the Lord is upon me. be-
cause he hath Amounted me to preach the
gospel to the poor; he hath sent me TO heal
the broken-hearted, to preach deliverance
to the captives, and recovering of sight to
the blind, to set at liberty them that are
bruised-to preach the acceptable year o.
the LOrd."-Luke 4:1S, -. Afternoon
And behold, certain lawyer stood up
and tempted him, saying, Master, wha
shall do to inherit eternal life" etc.
LIKE 10. 25-2S
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MARRIAGES..

In st. Johnsbury. by Rev. Z. c. Cummings,
Geo. Kinney aud Jane Mullin, both of Barnet,
At Wells River JAN IL. by Rev. VIM PAL
mer, John s. Clough of Ryegate and Mrs. Polly
Martin, of Wells River.
At Lyndon. Jan II, by Rev.S. G. Clapp, Lewis
P. Brown and Mrs. |. d. Bickford.
At Massena. N Y. Jan. l9, by Rev. Bliss Bur
nap. Rev. NJ. NJ. Mastin, of Middletown. VT, to
l.. a. Kellogg, of the former place.
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DEATHS.

In Lawrence, Mass, Jan. I, Alonzo, son OF
Thomas and Mary Williams, Of Walden, aged Is
years.
In Barnston, C. E.. 9Th inst, Clarinda Walker.
wife of Samuel A Humphrey, aged 81.
In West Charleston, Jan. Is. Frank Herbert
son Of John G. Parlin, aged years
In River Falls. Wis. Jan. 9, Mrs. Susan T..
Guy, daughter of Philander Rand, formerly OF
this place, aged u years.
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The Present to Mrs. B0rter.

AS matter of interest to great share
of our readers we give full account of the
presentation of silver service to Mrs. Por-
tus Baxter. 1t will be noticed that the
honor of rendering the present was given
to one of our townsmen, 1t. John R.
Thompson. By private note from Wash
ington. we learn that this present for Mrs.
b. was bought almost entirely by contribu-
tons from her citizen friends and a few
staff officers. with few % cent offerings
from the soldiers in hospital in this State.
The service was of solid silver and very
rich and massive. We understand it cost
$500. 1t is a beautiful testimonial to one
who has been so faithful in her efforts to
alleviate the sutferings of the wounded and
sick soldiers.
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Form Of Proposals, Guarantee, and
Certificate.
L K % 7 % : A L =

The undersigned -, whose post Office
address is. county of -. State of -
propose 10 convey the mails of the United States.
from July !, 1865, TO June 80. 1869, on route No.
-. between and -, under the advertise
men. of the Postmaster General, dated Novem-
Der ID, 1864. with celebrity, certainty. and secur-
ity'' for the annual sum of - dollars
This proposal is made with full knowledge of
the distance of the route, the weight of the mail
TO be carried and all other particulars in refer
ence to the route and service and also after care
full examination of the laws and instructions at
tached 10 the advertisement.
Dated lSigned-b
The undersigned. residing at -. State o;
-. undertake that, If the foregoing bid fer car
rying the mail On route No. - be accepted by
the Postmaster Genera, the bidder shall. prior
to the Is; day Of July, 1861 enter into the requr
ed obligation or contract 10 perform the service
proposed. with good and sufficient suri,ies.
This we do understanding distinctly the obi
cations anC liabilities assumed By guaran.0rs un-
der the eth section Of the act of Congress o.
july 2, 1886.
Dated Signed by two gusrantors)
CERTIFICATE
The undersigned, postmaster at. State o.
-. csrtites. UNDER HIS OATH OF OFFICE, thai
he is acquainted with the above guarantsrs, and
knows them to be men of property, and aole e
make good their guarantee.
Dated Signed
The above certificate must have affixed to il q
hve-eent revenue stamp, cancelled, rs the law
requires.
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At the late annual meeting Of the L. A.
L. A. the old board of officers were re-
elected as follows: Henry Chase, president;
W. A. Bemis, vice president; l. W. SAN
born, secretary; L. r. Brown. treasurer
and librarian.
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AGENTS for The Caledonian.
Brief LOcUiS.

H
The children's column (Which has been
rather neglected of late) is well filled this
week. to the exclusion of some reading in
tended for the older folks. But then the
older ones will be quite as interested in the
chdrens column rs in any other.
The following persons have been ap-
pointed by the trustees of the village, sur
yevors of wood, bark and lumber: iona.
Ross. Sas Randall, E. F. Brown. Lindorf
Morris. John Stevens, VIM. w. Mack. B.
F. Rollins, Daniel Carpenter, John NJ. Han
cock. A. $. Livingston.
We have received letter from Gardner
Brown in which he denies that he was born
in this town. The people here will be glad
to hear it. He expresses no regrets that he
caused young Shanley's death. Brown
now lives at Sutton.
The Pensioners and friends of Rev. |.
McAnn met at the Methodist Chapel in this
place on Thursday evening the 10Th inst.
and spent social hour, leaving him 500
aS token Of their appreciation and regard.
We understand that MIR. Geo. S. Shaw.
in behalf of the insurance companies. pre-
>ened the two fire companies of this village
with $50, as a slight appreciation Of their
efforts in battling the late fire at PaddOck's
village.
Our quota is full-of snow; and we
think leetle over. The storm the first of
the week made up all previous deficiencies.
When we send it to 1.-The front" people
down ON the Connecticut river may look
out for another deluge.
A little girl II or II years old, daugh-
ter of widow Daggett, was run against and
thrown down by a larger boy in the hall at
the Union school house on Monday, frac-
turing the small bone of the right leg.
L. D. Leavitt of East Greensboro. and
Agnes Gibson of McIndoes order their pa
pers discontinued this week their year hay
ING expired Jan. l, '65. 1t is the rule of all
publishers to exact payments for arrearages
before disseminating paper, and while We
are willing to stop The CALIFORNIAN when
ever ordered we want arrearages paid first
By the present arrangement of printing ev-
cry subscribers account in connection with
his name on each paper there is no excuse
on the ground of Ignorance. for every ONT
must know just when his year expires
PostmasterS who order papers stopped
should collect and forward arrearages will
the order for discOntinuance. ....Jan. 25tl
some one returns W. c. MOntgomery's pa
per, with no explanation, but with three
weeks unpaid.
The friends of Rev. j. WOOdman me
at his house in WheelOck Jan. 10, 1865, ant
left as token of their respects for hin
Sl57.50. most of which was in money.
In speaking of the officers of the 6t
militia regiment, the Burlington Free Pres
thus truly mentions our townsmen: = Col
Spaulding was the popular Major of tn
18th VT. was once resident of Burlington
and has plenty of friends wherever he i
known. Dr.. Billiard was surgeon of tn
18th. and Mr.. Cummings chaplain OF tn
18th. both excellent officers in their respec
tive spheres. The 9th militia is evidentl,
We'll Otficered.''
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THE CALEDON IAN,
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

.gW cui avo: 10 make The CAL-nosI,S valuable
,,r il, local w.: and fi,ul. in Caledonia Essex and
orleau. counie. will confer great favor to Us and
add very materially the nere. of the paper by sending
US peal i.ems Ia a brief legible form
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Frontier C0U0lru.

We had short call from Capt. Grout of
the Frontier Cavalry on Monday. The
companies are now at Burlington but expect
soon to be transferred to St. Adams. The
boys are uniformed, and expect to be arm
ed the present week. The Captain is much
better of the wound Mosby gave him, and
will prove an excellent officer in the service
to which he is now called.
Good COW.
Mr.. Charles Folsom of Lyndon has fat
Durham cow for which he has been offered
slO6. The live weight Of the COW is about
fourteen hundred.
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GUARANTEE.
Instructions TO Bidders and POsfmasters

INSTRUCTIONS 10 BIdutfs anu fO>tHIaSttI>.
Containing also conditions TO be inoOypOratcdn
the contracts to the extent the Department may
deem proper
l. Seven minutes are allowed 10 each interme-
date Office, when not otherwise specified, for as
sorting the mails, but on railroad and steamboat
routes there is to be more delay than Is sufii-
cient for an exchange of the mail pouches
>. On railroad and steamboat lines, and other
routes where the mode OF conveyance admits of
il, the special agents of the Post Office depart
ment, also post office blanks, mail bags. locks
and keys, are TO be conveyed without extra
charge.
8, On railroad and steamboat lines the route
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r A r NJ E r S !!

SAVE YOUR STRAW :!
The highest market price paid for it BY the ST.
Johnsbury Paper Mill Company.
A. A. PIERCE. H. APPLEBEE CHAs. WRIGHT.
st JohnSbury North, jan lS 1864 1885,
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as the subscribers are soon to leave the State.
DR.. Bartlett may be found at the office of T.
Bartlett, where he will devote his attention ex-
clusively to the settlement of the above mention
ed accounts.
Persons indebted, who from shittlessness or 9TH
er reasons, fail to call and settle in compliance
with this notice will soon have a bill of cost to
pay. SCOTT 4 BARTLETT
Lyndon, Jan. Il, 1865. #
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EAIR WARNING I!
MUST BE SETTLED AT ONCE.

Persons indebted to the firm of Scorr & BART
LETT, are hereby notified that all accounts due
~
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UNITED STATES MAILS,
VERMONT.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Washington, November Is, 1864.
PROPOSALS will be received at the Con-
tract Office of this Department until 3 D. m.
of Thursday, March 30, 1865, for conveying
the mails of the United States from July /,
1865, to June 80, 1869, in the State of Yer
mont on the routes and by the schedules of
departures and arrivals herein specified.
Decisions announced by April 10. 1865.
Bidders should examine carefully the forms
and instructions annered, especially the latter
part Of instruction 49,
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WeILS River.

Prof. SanbOrn of Dartmouth delivered
very interesting lecture at Wells River
meeting house, Tuesday evening, upon
wit and Humor." This is the first of a
contemplated course of lectures-mOst or
all of which are expected from members of
the Faculty at Dartmouth. Prof. Brown
is to lecture next Tuesday evening. The
audience received Prof. SanbOrn's Liter
arv Condiments with keen relish.
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service accepted 70 the,n through fhC whole terra
of the contract
Is. Pastmasters If Offices on or near railroads
! hut more than eighty rods from station, VIII.
immediately after the S0th Of March next report
their exact distance from the nearest station, aud
hewthev are other wise supplied with the mail. Ia
enable the Postmaster General 10 direct a mai
messenger supply from the lst Of Jlly next
10. Section eighteen of an act of Congress-
approved March 3. lSi5. provides that contracts
for the transportation of the mail shall be 1T,
- IN every case 10 the lowest bidder fcnGerir.,
1 sufficient guarantees for faithful perform ne,
without other reference 20 the mode OF slca
transportation than may be necessary 10 provide
for the due CELEBRITY. certain " and securiry f
such transportation Under his law. bids hat
propose 20 transport the ,nailS with -'cclerity,
certa nty and security" having been decided 10
be the nnly legal bids construed as prnIldin-
for the entire mail, however large, and whatever
NAV be the mode Of conveyance necessary 10 ln-
sure lis =" CELEBRITY certainty and security and
will have the preference over all others, and ;ln
Others will be considered
% Modification of bid in any Of It's es-
san,ial terms is tantamount 10 new bid. and
c,nno, be received, a. 30 interfere with reru-
.r eomuetitior after the last hour set for reJex
, in, b;as. Making a new bid, with guarantee ana
certificate is the only way 10 modify previous
bid.
2l. PoStrnasters are 10 be careful net 10 CERT
r. tha sui-fciency of guarartors surcties with
, OF, knowing that they at. persons OF sufficient
responsibility; disregard rf this instruction ty
poS-ma~ters Is violation of their oath of Office.
suhjecting them to Immediate removal All hid
ders, guarantors and sure,ies are distinctly mott
fed that on failure 10 enter into or perform the
contracts for the service proposed for in the ac-
eepted tids, their legal liabilities will be enforced
against them.
- Present contractors, and persons known
at the department, must. equally with Others.
procure guarantors and certificates OF their >u.-
cheney substantially j. The forms above prescribed
The certificate Of suiiciency must be signed 5y a
3 postmaster OF by Judge OF a court of record,
. no other Will be admitted The certificate must
also have affixed to il hve-cent revenue stamp.
, cancelled, as required bylaw.
w. DENNlSON,
: Postmaster General.
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10 West Hartford miles I'D hack three times week
to Pornfrct and -ix times week the re-idue Leave
South Pomfre; Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
rival Of mail from Woodstock a. 10 M arrive al
Pomet by IL IN; leave Ponfret daily. except SUNDAY
at II a IN: arrive NJ West Hartford hv - M leave
West Hartford daily. except Sunday. = III: arrive
Pomret bv la leave Pomfret Tue-iay. Thursday.
and Saturday, al 80 arrive n South Pemfre. by
; 3apm.
4i From Windsor. by Plainield. " H. Hsr:land VT.
Har.land Four Corners, North Hsrtland, White River
Junction Hartford. West Hartford Sharon. South Royal
ton. Royalton. Bethel Wet Randolph West Brsintree.
Sand-ky. Roxburv. Noriheld. Montpelier. Middieex-
Waterbury. North Du1bury. Ionesvilie- Richmond. VII
lis,o Painesvlle- Essex Junction. and Winook Falls,
burlington, liz miles and hack, Twelve time- week
a.: frequently if required, and iy a
schedule s,:i-ac Jry TO the department
I'll From Windsor tv Brownsville Felchyili", Upper
FALL. and Cavenii-h. Pr,-to--vila. - miles, and
hack six times a week. Leave Windsor daily except
Sunday. At 10 arrive at Proctorsville 10y M
Leave Proc,orsvile daily, except Sunday at m arrive
at Windsor by ll3n
49, From Westhersfeli. by Ascuneyville and Wes'
Clsremont. " H.. to Claremont Depot, miles and
back three times a week. Leave Weatherrhed ruesdsy
Thursday. and Saturday "a a m: arrive al Caremon
Depot by 115. m leave ClareInont Depot, Tue-day-
Thursday. and Saturday a: -. arrive al Weatherz
field by ) pm.
466 From Springfield by North Springfield, TO Gasse,
Station. miles, and back six times week Leave
Springfield daily. except Sunday. At /" m arrive Al
Ga-sett'z Station by IL leave Gasset- STA ion daily
except Sunday. at arrive st Springfield by IN
ia From Bethel by Gaysvile Sockhridse- and Pitt
field to Sherbune q. miles and back. six times week
Leave Bethel daily. except Sunday At m: arrive
Sherburne by M leave Sherburne daily, except Sun
day. at , m; arrive Bethel by 9 pm
4GS From Scckbridge by Rochester. Hancock Ripon
J and East Middetury, Middeiauy. 81 IL miles an,
hack six times week Hancock. and three times
week the residue Leave Stockhrdge daily. excep. Sun
day. at m: arrive a: Hsncock by m: leave Han
cock daily. except Sunday at IN: arrive at Stock
bridge by 9 m leave Hancock Tuesday, Thursday an
Saturday AT $50 m; arrive at Middlebury by IL 80
m: leave Middlehuy Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturda
at 80 p M arrive al Hancock by . m
469 From Brandon TO Forestdale. miles and hack
three times week Leave Brandon. Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday at m; arrive at Forestdsle by 5 m
leave Forestdsle Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday
$50 arrive at Brandon by 6.3opm
40 From Brandon by Sudbury ard Orwell to Chip
mann POINT IL miles and beck six times week Leav
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wHo lisa RsP0ssaaLg FuA xng
WA@

n
Wa saswsr, the Rapabiiean party
The Rspablisaa party mighs hare pre-.
vented she present devastating civil war.
IL might have saved tths,liyes OF shoas-
anas efaAe beat saea Of the Nalios, and
thousands ef millions Of the peoples
msnsy. PotFssOf of waas We say, read
the follosing from the speech ,f SrEPHEN
A. DousLAs, ,deliveredin the Lnjssd States
Senate, January 50, 1861, uFou the COM
promise maaaaFes, shen eea,Ang before
the Senate:
$50 balieve thIs % be fair basis ef
amteAble adjustment. Ii you OF the Re-
publican side are ans. wtIAng 10 aecept
tais, nar the proposition OF the Senator
from Ksasaeky, Mr. Critfendens) pray
tell &s ptsai s0af are EriliiRa 10 dot
"lAppREss rax ISeClKY TO RRrGBLieASa
ONLY, FoR THE RkAsoN rHAT ~ rus CON-
KITES oT TatggE8s, a ray BATa Aoos
KyKRYlK lKgMaER FROM rug SOUTH, Isctrnlaa
THOSE sana raE CuTToS STATks. A&ssRE.
Tooxns AND DAEis.l gafsRSsKn3 EHEiE
RgknfSgSs 10 AgGsPT Taa FaoResartos W
.nY vkxKRABLE FRIEND FRoa kESTUeKT,
Ma. CRfrrgxuEs,l i As a FINAL SETTLEMENT
OF TUG CONTROVERSY, IL fS~ ENDEB AID sUs~
FAMED pr rug RkrCsLIcAS sESREAs.
ssHESCE TIE SuAE RESPONSE
RTLITY OF OUR DISAGREEMENT /,
AND THE ONLY DIFFICULTY IN
TfiE WAY OF AN AMBABt.E All
IUSTMEST, IS WITH TIE REPlB-
LICAN PART T."
Hare 1t is proved that The Republican
party is responsible, for the war that it
i responsible, for every dollar nf nation
al and state indebtedness incurred on 20
count of the wars that it is responsible,
for the high taxes that have been imposed
upon the people, on account Of the var
shat it is responsible, for the distress and
financial ruin, which now exists in every
part Of the country--thas it is response
BILE, for every life lost in the war,-thai
1T IA irresponsible for, and shoasd receive
The curses of every wife made widow,
and Of every child made an orphan, by The
var. In short that it will be responsible
for the dissolution of the Union. should
the Union be dissolved.
| Shall such q party be continued u
power, or will the people change theiI
rulers? Let the Ballst-boxes 81 the mex
election proclaim the answer.