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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-17
Gcridts< 0erhanOlunaeu.

criminal ert9t-gB s Duncan nnb Sac 0PpB,
wegen Ir9rlffs auf ben 4oli5eibeautteu Wir; freiaeIrrcGeu.
Sobn Wtc8abOn, me8en In9riff8 nuf Sernlann Siridyz
felb, perianste einen Surp Yrejes II. SGb $500 BursIhait.
Nm 3 6reetlr9er, ipssen @n9riffs auf @oui8 u. Gtiias
6etb Geiliug I nno Wfarg. Sane, I'M 81 NIB Soften as
frat nno fitr 2 GDod9.n mad Der Sail sei&idt.
g8m PaHf, tpegeu GnSrifS auf NrS gBinters, mar ri6t
eri&ienen uub ieiH gir9e murbe uni $40 s~erraft. ~
Q8m MtnrIbau ipurhe I'm SIS unb Soften aeitraft, MIL
CT sebrctt bate. 5pbn Batter II. hefien s. all ;u erItie ,er.
3obn 9ai6 unb Gtas 9iatmiS; itei9eprobcn.
y Gjenguagel, MDam " 9tontaH unb o. Statl pcgsn
Ingrilf8 All 9cbu Snpber, nerlausteu eiusn Surp Bro5eS
unb saten lie $500 9iirsibait. 3pbn Snpoer. weseu aas
9riff5 ami @en9uage! ino Stabf, audi $500 Siir9iGdft.
Jti9aro 9iRin8er pesen anSrtfFs auf elm 9inO unter
Wburt5eiIurs.
S,bn 9l6. ipe9eu an9riffs ouf Senrp arouie nit e;ueul
gierStda, 'erIanste eiaen 3urp &rp;es unb sat $500
8irslGoIt.
Wtarp @ileb, cine giegerin. tUnrhe tpe1en SaItenS einea
i6ledten SanfeS I'M $50 unb Soften seftraft Mnb fir 4
Uscnate mad ben Sail gei6idt.
StGottl6eS Se3irtS=@ eri d - Gin Deirei
sur Stbeicun9 Der @epraine 9ilmeper bon Sec @inmeees
nurte erlaiieu uuS Der Sl1seriu Die @r3iebung bGs 2iubes
ibertragen.
Semp glitter oegen Catherine 9fittsr. @eiu& um G6e
iheieung. ..-
Waiiengeri6t. DaS 3efament bon anore1e
6ran3 wurbe ~beftdtist uub Gertrude Gran3 Srr 8oGfr.fz
ferin ernauut.
&F Soerr 81 mi ipetbt Bemte lein
neIe5 5ptel Elm, nobel eS fiber etpas Nusse<
;ei6netes gu ellen unp at trinten etebt. Stetc
Nn3eige.
- ST. 8ur8art, SIR. So @%ann6rits eitr., erEifnet
beute Wfoutas cine meme IsirtbiGeft u. isin eun1 pirb Elm
an5iebeuber Ntasnet fem.
~ GuG Sr. 8ptb trfffuet No. SO &ant'
tenitr. cine meme gDirt9i@aft, tppbei eiu iHYerber 9au@ bic
Sauptrole pielen wirb.
20 3beGte1freunten febt auf beute a6eMt
mieoer elm b%eicnberer @enus in ansii6t -hie betbeu euft=
ipiele: nDie 8drsermeiftertpabl" unb .Sap8 min bel
ratben" se6en it6er bic 8retter.
90 Gin auS5ejeiGnetes Wiuiifcorps tpirb ain beuti
gen Ibenb III Der Central Sale, Jic. % 81. @apftr., @cn
cert 9ebeu. User einen senusrei9en 4benb erlebeu mill
Irnte nttt febIen.
rR- gGir lenten bic aufmertiamteit uuirer Seller, melG
iDiini9eu, itb iul 6reien su berJnigen, atf bas Bc si
bet DreieinisfeitszS @ule, pet4es nGbfteH MOntas /,
0tcfs Saiu itattftnbst.
~ Cine Dampfbopt=Grcurfiou BAT bi
ct. GtepbanS G3ute auf n1crsen [0ienftas DerarftaItet
Der 9erdumi9e Danrpfer rWtafioduietts" mirh UtcrSens
nbr ppn 9i9btfr. Dberfte obfobren unb bic Grcuriruifei
rad @oiIesciGe brinsen, mo fe Zen Gag Semitt6Ii8 Der
6rinsen irerten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-17
OSOti3en aus DEN &a0es=SSeMig-
feifen.

= Sberlt Oopp, bic Sberltlteut. NicGal
uno SreOerid5, bic @pt. Nautb utp WattS IT,
9tert. 0teinger, ipelde gum &rte969ertGt
unter Gen. 6artranft 9ebGrten, lino um elmer
GRAB ieber a~panctrt, @pt, GOut6, bet gum
Sberflteut. befTrpert purpf, UNI 2 0rabe.
x SUneS 9ar9rppe, elmer Der retdNteu
Mnp beOeutenbIten Sclapenbanpler in Str9t=
MEN, 9ing IN 9Yn4bnr9 in einen Store uni
l6pB iA etne &u9el purd ben &ppf. St Gattf
einen She'll Ietnes 8ermD9en6 in cpnfGpertrter
Bombs an9ele9t nnp bret Sage ppr Sees Ga
pitulattpn pretBis Sflasen 9efauft, bic ma
tarlt& iOfprt fret purbet. 90 mar CT rut=
merit.
3 New@ prt, Is. Suit. 0lah Dem ge-
rtdte beS N9enten Der beutIAet @eIetll6aft
lanbeten bier I'M Stunt int SO S6tfen 1871
beutl4e @%tnpanperer 9e9en 6647 i'm Snni
.. s. 1ptal=g tntpanperun9 in Der erlter
61lfte 3. s. 76,339, einIGlieBlt9 22,366
Deutl8e, sesen 1OO,946 / nI4lieBli6 21,643
DeutlAe I'M sletden Semelter 1854.
x 5err 5riebri9 8auGfuB, Der Gt9entbi=
mer Der N.Y. NbenD3eitung, lit nit bent Opfr.
yNnhertca, @pt. @elels, beute mad OeutI6<
lamb ab9eretft, utn feline gateri tapt 3erbit naG
II Sa9ren gum erften Scale pteper 3t IeGen
unb 3u9let6 fit Die emigration aus DeutIa=
lamb na@ Nmertfa SIT iptrfet.
x 8arnumS Beamten 9%laubett, pdB ba8
Sener angelest pUrOen. GS ipQ ant 5 Stef=
len su9letA auS9ebrC6en iein.
*8arnum, Der li3 3ur 3eit in CONNECTICUT
befanO, nnbm bic Na9ri6t NIT p6tlplpp6tI6er
Nute auf nnp, anltatt na4 Stem gOrf s1
ellen, be9ab ct lf4 na6 letner 6etmatb 1T
Bridgeport unp bra9te bort Die Na6t gu.
grt am ndditen MOr9en reilfe er mad glep
gorf, no er gesen 10 l1br etntraf. DAFT CT,
Der l1nerI9ltterli9e nnb unermipliGe, purG
bic 9rcBen 8erlulte, Die i'm betrpfen baben,
nt@t ethgei3ahtert ii, 9ebt aus elmer Nbreiie
ans 9ublitum berDpr, IN mel6er er an3et9t,
raB CT gel pnnen 1T, Elm teltereS, 9rpBartt9eres
Wh1Ieunt 3t bauen.
x Da8 Neunte N~Qgemetne San9erfelt Der
Ser, ct, 1T bas 3ipette perarti9e Set, tpelde6
in unierer Staot sefetert miro. DaS SUrtge
tpel6e5 duBerlt slGn3eno ausfiel, trtrbe bier
i'm S. 1852 ab9ehalten. Damn fato e8 ab=
peaielnb in anDern grUben Stapten ltatt II.
tpurpe burd bic &rtesSjabre unterbrpAen.
Die5mal werpen MIR paS Ser9niisen Ia.
BEN, tpeni9lten6 bic Oele9aten Gines @elengz
Yeretn6 aus einem in 9tebe(ton gemeler,en
Staute 3u begriBen, ndmltG aus &t6mOnp
in Gtr9tnien.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-17
SunoeS BanptitaDt

SO Darlington, 10. SuIi. 8sri6te
melpen, oaB se9enwartt9 Utel bon cen brit
ttl9en 9roSin3en scl6mus9elt miro uno tie
Fetrefenpen .3pll6eamten an Der Oren3e linb
CUR 9rGbten @a6lamfeit aufsefprpert NOR
oen.
Die seieblthe 0rensen opn elmer gtatiDnal=
G~anfnpten Circulation linD beinabe erret6t
unp eS perpen ttur nod wetig berarti9e Sn<
ltitute autcriltrt tperben.
Siiplt6e 8ir9er beridten, DAP bas @erf
Der NecUnltructipn rubtg DOR lid gebt u1tD pas
Splt liG alien biQt9en WaBre9eln fiot.
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sseptrtp SUbmfon sebt mad, ssid,mOns.

New gprt, Is. Suli. Der Spe3ial
Correspondent bes Commercial" beri&tet, DAP
Reperpn Spbnlpt na6 &i@mpnO 9e9an9en
1T, UNI bort ais Nnwalt fir Nebellet su fur=
9trer, beren GiserttGum cpnfsctrt purpe.
@oup. 9terpont lGdbt, paB 10000 Str=
sinier gu @arppnS unter 9raltpent 9incpln's
Nruflomatipn bere6ttat linb.
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sreie alrbeit i'm easen.

Ne gprt. 16. Suit. Der @albtng>
toner Spesial=G Correspondent pes u5eralp"
beri6tet, pab inn 9an3et Sapea bic 9fan3er
nit tbren Nesern GCrtrofte maden nnp ptelf
freupt9 an Die Nrbeit 9eben.
Derlelbe Correspondent i6reibt, DAP Sol.
MattbepS 1T GeraS cine 3uiammentunl It NIT
benz 5auptltnsen Der frilber ieceIliOniftl6 9e@
%itnuten @berUtee NattUn bate 1t. alle Stdmme
perlpraden, ii6 fOrtan friebliG sesen Die Ser.
Staaten gu balten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-17
9ie Marblanb
QcbenE=
@erii6crmis8> Gnmipagmir
vcM Baltimore.
Snbqter BON gertterunsssS hetne1 baben
Nntbeil AM @etpinn.

BON ten befen GpmpAsnien.
Der Charter tteier Grnnpasnie ~erfpsbert' elm HtbsFt Boa
ni&t meniatr ais 500 600 bthn Staats-S tasrattRer IN tr~
Ger GloNe SiGer teitSpapteren b~tftthenb. ais &arantte fur
tbrIt&t 5aneIaneswetie mtt ZEN LSntaberH zen UerN6s"
runsei&etnen
Dttlt @ru,pGenlc iR btrett, e~em6tnItGe &stens :Tsrf2t-
runeS define rktr du6 S&etut fur cine sewtlt Netpe ecH
Satrtn pnb fir setn Sabre nt&t S~erf0abaFs StetHs aSs"
DtSsIsiS,n s&ssue fir Nu1atutru, iabrIt&t Gtnisnmta ~.
Seanttt:
@eprst y. Gbsnas, YrdRtent.
ss ... s DtrtItertn es
OornsIteu Cater, enn Somtlten CATER 4 70.
Anau u. chapman, Dor &srtlane, 0bnle 4 @0'
@ec > dbpuros, Don petn, Hiccbenus 4 10.
s. Suab Sidrn, &ttnm Marble QpcrfS.
Str0m NpUbs IT,, BON Druattrtn, NYcces w.
~, Geo 8 NtueY, Bon 0ptrrtb. Wetutr 4 20.
LbrnsaS GofArb, BON @tIbtrt 3aiIarb & Gphus
Y1m DeSrie1, bon I'm DtrrttH Il %,
GkeS aDtbb, SsR GbcntaI h 60.
Srbn W. Dabt8, @gty,
DR.. 8. ID. SanI. eramintrtnetr Attt.
Dt, 6briaspbet SphnipR spniuiNttnhtr %titI
81 as.ue xsatn ts RoIssu. essmssI ptr as,lsAs uas
SHs ToEtHsu, Ratsn ", ~suh< nan Cd an Ne Ofrss Dee
Gomr0ente. NO. 10 @pntptE.'
OnItI4 ~ Htes hw GtenAtw @NE%
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Werfanf pom Gabaf
&incDln W1Dnuntemf.

DtslentssH Serren, WelGe NIT Collection ber GeIbtr fir
eas H'HsoIn monument ~bsauftrdst wurtsn, fnb t6ft6f er.
119t PIE Nettdee bic IduefsnS &nte nddRer QDphe an rem
Sfasn1etner SF Seteul@oit, 6rn. Gbr. Mr. dSsultetern, la
Wt@nnng Sts naptm 9elaloHen uub bic tineesGnsene Summ5
SIN &HftTae bes prdabentsn
trienU) S. Semmeter, GetT.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-17
Dccansampfer obgefahren.

Nep gprt, Is. Suit. Der Dampfer
edinburgh 1T bette nad liverpool uno per
Oampfer Nmerica na6 Sremen abgefabren,
lesterer nabm $4,000 in Spe3ie nit. Der
uSrittania" le9elte mad Glasgow, Der uMan<
battan" mad @era Gru3, Der uGOrlra" na&
NaIau, Der Star Of tie l1niOn" mad glem
Orleans, Der uNmertca" mad SaSannab ,ap
anrere Oampfer na6 Gbarleltcn, @albin9=
ton, 8idmonp, Beaufort unp WtlrtinstOn.
Grnennuns BON Scr. ct. Seamtem FIR Baltimore.
IS aibtn9tpn, Is. Suli. Der @rdt~
bent bat Die bisberi9en 3plbau8beamten fir
Baltimore, ais $. %. 6pfman, 6afencplec=
tor; S. S. Wc8tltun, 6afenaufieber, unp S.
Gppfrar, Nasal Sf1cer, pteperernonnt.
Cine Delegation BON Baltimore lit berte
bier, unit bent Nralipenten Die 8eldlufen rer
@ttY Ilnipn @pnpenttpn su iiberretden.
+ Die meMe MnIeibe.
philadelphia, 10. Suit. Sie Cub
lcriptipn auf Die neue 9lnleibe belief ii6 beute
auf $10,331, 200.
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ea Ndrf @rDDe,
~ Nn Mabii0n Sane.
Der uutersesbnete rna6t ietnen UreRnter. fcipte bera &C.
ebr.tu &ubItiurn hermit bic Ct ,etentf Mn3et1e. bas CT bic
on UloStfrn Nrenut nabe TEN PaSr seleeeue GarteutgDtrth'
fGGft neu etneerIttes Rt nab dge eCtranfe une Srstten
retGbretG,
Vtstrtom ans @enfert, Riae-alNaRsT sC. m'rh du% Sra
toaS oerabrt6t.
Tim aabIrtt6en 3ufprnG ti!tet
(ljun1DNl score r. Won
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spn,mersGoncers

WHY SpntmersSoncers
xAHSH IN Ger
49, SieeI Sade, So. 1913 @iD 8onbitr.
NPrtu.n 5reuuben xne rem Fubntpnt Seise Id tterutt tr.
orbenR an, ka6 Id ton ieSt an jeten Wpniap, Mtttpp6 unb
Samfa1 Gben6 Gsneertin raeinern 9 tal abbaIien nne Ibess
bisF irS,u UIsntaI etnsn belttaten QunG dufttf6eu iptrbe.
Oobti rer,apft ids Sstn Bauernlhmtet's ~2aesreter. bGe ais
ausss,etHnttt gla9eniatiuns rib nlt6f btiaan' tR.-D Der
glnfritt IL fret. I'm %sabIretdssa Ssiu5 tttttt
(27mailDlt) Vfprg 9te'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-17
Srltane Sauper. in ytc. 2.
Ncmcr SauDercin.

Gs bat i6 In lem Qptals tsS osrrt WltteL Ws. 8 WUrt
Stebitr. Gin neuer Bauperetn gegruueet, teieS @elcSe fiji
jeteS Wtttslieo a~nnetmbar unb GUT ine. Seer WeniH, mel.
DER nod bei;utreien MIR fht, I'm lb turC tpG6rnlIthe Eel
traae Elm ettenes 0aus an3uft1fen 1T hermit eriuGt an
Gisni1ds NberSs 8 ubr 3u eri6einer. Die N1d3abunger
tDnneR mad 8elieben ternadt uerteN.
(nmpbt) E .. ShIfer, SER.
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General NerIanlmllIn1

Generals eriammlung
Wig. Irb. Scr, llntrrfiBunssz0crti
Die Wttsltecsr rbteen @srstns tpelten erIu@t. am Is. 81.
absnes 8 rEr i'm @ersinsIrtale az eriGeiuen, UNI ets ned
SOrltegerten GsibGtte Su %frleetaeu aud mtrb am Dsieer
abtne tie Gentle uter ben AnfGuf upn Spblru beri&tes.
ilnr6il ~. .e. q. 99iegGnb, SeFr.
Srltono Saupcr. in Nc. 2.
Ott Vtttslteter tte!es @eretn& werlen biernit anfBefoteert
her @erfanmlure n,0raen AbtRb bel %urUbnen. tubetn Lttr
Gle gsrGnbe-une Elm 0 at8tteen @eiss NrtitrlS s atintnt
Esrstn nisp.
ilnpl &suts Maui. SER.
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MpnticcuD 6dMS.

Nattler NaSprs unO
RuflHbe StrethsN iernert
teher dneesCS:caen.
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Gortem:NImfIf

wNIA
go i'm Maibinolrn 0litc1, 81 eo"oIltr'
Tcm oeebsttu Yublifum etene histnt't sur Nd5rt6t, Pcs
In nnetueua Qpfdl tetsn Wtpntae &b,rb oaS @tpnatp1U
g~RuHfcrrpS Sarmpnte. DluFf o%ufiptrIsn wtre.
@uh III metn Spmrner. 2rt0t ieeen SpHntne onsn nne
psrben aGe ~erloubtep @etrlafe setabretht.
gu Sahlrettsu, Bsiu& label eta
13iInSWD 9etatt& 2tnbntr
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Spmmterz&pn3erf

eNAA SOMl1terz0Dn3erfC
3g.& uno 8aIs'8 YbilapeIpbia 2a9er=8ier
E TT Der EE1
Bolts. 0olt, Nr. II 8. Nrcccrit Ctr.
Gtnem esstrten putltfu.n biene bterntt sur gahrtGt, baS
sci aunRtS.r g1ttterune In pbteem @Iose gcnterte fattFns
ben uerSeH ieten NlSntas unb Gamfds Nbenb, ausssfltrt
BON hen beItebten Sort Nlcpenrq MuiitsGtSr.,
8x rs6t 1obIrei6eua StfaH label e%rSeksnt ttn
Wt8-5mt) Is. S. ~QSeber.
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Mener BGuocretn.

Wcller BNu0Crct tn.
Gieler neusegrlntete St Baltimore Germnnta Saustreim
SO 5 nire iceen Iienltd8 Nbenb unt 8 lbr ieine reseImdetse
8eridmntlune in Der SiHel 6aae lei Srn. 9sGrs 5eS, Sit
8pnerrasc atbllttn. Greunee. rel6e mod 10 inf6en, NntbttIe
3u setdnen, Fnb bbat6it etneearen. S. aufsr. bss 9ertins
VI. WefermGnn Yrdj.
(amatt) 6. DefieI, Selr. r.
Sacefcn 8aMocrein MO. L.
@ue. sic bic fem ueuen 9ereine b~ei3utyeten grunI6en. int
tEFitit eriudt, It'd DfpntaS, Den II. bS, Abfnbs 8 utr tei
SIn. Garl Bauer, Gde con GAP unb Sarriipn1r ~einBuin.
Zen, tnfem Gle Gpnfttutirn aMr Nunahme p~rrItest. tic BE
am!entQSahl ~hattfntet unO fas Gin l6reibse eIb IA GnptanS
eeHCmnenspereea irirb. SIN Muftsas
SBbn Erpft, prsS. VriE.
(iampl SEQ. &rpntr, prpb. SER.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-09-28
RECORD OF CAPr. EvERsOLE.

Captain J, B. Eversole, the Union
nominee for Representative, has II rec
ord of which any man might be proud:
lat. lie entered the service as pri-
vate in the 18th Regiment in April,
1861, at the first call for troops. So
I'd. AZ the expiration of ftbe three
months term, entered the service for
three years, and
Sd. In the wintor Of 1854 re.en-
listed Tor three years and bocamo a
veteran. d a' ' i' "@t 'r''...
4th. Wont into tho service as pri-
vatc and rose by his gallantry and
faithful service to a Captaiucys 49,.
5th. Behaved with gallantry in tho
battles before Corinth, and at Stone
River, Hoover's Gap, Chickamauga,
Mission Ridge, Resacca, Buzzard Roost,
Atlanta and Jonesboro, and mado tho
grand march with Sherman. o..
9th. In short, was a gallant and
faithful soldier, from tho first gun at
Sumpter in 1861, to the triumphant
conclusion Of tho war in 1865. ',r o.
Read this record, honest men Of
Fairfield County, and then read tho
anti. war and anti-loyal record Of his
opponent, Mr.. Rutter, and vote for q
patriot and q soldier.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-09-28

foreign or domestic, should one bt
found. Treasonais- nolopgers desira.
Bile, and has, moreover, become very
dangerous.
In my opinion the martial spirit en-.
kiBdled by the war will induce quite a
sufficient force Of the militia to keep
up an Organization without any law to
compel it, to serve all our necessary
purposes. ! am, therefore, uncondi-
tionallyin favor of giving to such Of
the National Guard as desire it, "hon-
ordble discharges" from their contracts
of service, and at once, on the assem-
bling ofthe Legislature, repeating the
Four Dollar Communication act
Should l be elected, my party hav-
ing the majority, my ipauence and
vote will be given to secure this end
at once. For the next ten years, five
support the Union party and keep
Copperheads out ofofice, wc may 'sol-
dier" less, and work the roads more,
than for tho past four and a half years
we have done. (.
I have other objections TO this law,
based upon the class Of legislation it
belongs to, but Of these / nocd not
write now.
%" l am your ob't servant
c. H. GRosvENoR,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-09-28
REED eoLDEN,s RECORD.

W. r. GOLDEN, the Democratic nom.
inee for the Senate, has tho following
record since the war:
l. Remained at home during the
war and acted with the party which
opposed the Government.
2. In 1863, declared in public
speech that he would not vote for Val
landigham. Ga. si.ie. '4..t.
8. In October, 1868, voted for Val.
landigbam for Governor. -"
4. Failing to obtain the nomina.
tion for Senator at the Democratic
Convention at Logan, in 1861, wrote
to James r. Grogan, asking Grogau
10 procure him the nomination for
Senator on the Union ticket, and pro.
posing tojoin the Union party against
tho Democracy. r t41
s. Refused, 10 1863, to vote for ST..
las H, Wright, because Wright obtain
cd the nomination over him in tho
Senatorial Convention.
G.! While tho patriotic mon and
women of the country wcrC collecting
contributionsfor tho noble mon wound
cd in tho battle Of Chicamauga, Mr..
Golden was stealing about Athens
county collecting ten cent contribu-
tions for Vallandigham.
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777-@77 777~e
arosvenor a "liOlle %.

Q. Where was General Grosvcnor
at the terrible battle of Chickamauga9
A. With Thomas division, fighting
all day against Longstreet'sco and
helping to save tho Army of tho
West.
@. Whore was General Grosvcnor
ut tho battle of Mission Ridge? A..
Storming tho rebel works and burling
the rebels from their stronghold in the
mountains. ..............
@. Whcrc was Reed Golden at the
baltic Of Chickamauga2 ? A. AT homo
acting with the party'which beckon-
cd the rebels TO come on.
@, WherO was Reed Golden at tho
battle Of Mission RidgeH A. At homo
acting with the party which was with
holding support from the Army. "H
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next move on the carpet 70 to ask YOU
to vote for rePndlstion a1d thereby d.
stroy the credit of your Government,
ruin that class Of good men who took
the risk at the same time those poIlt.
ical prophets told you to stand from
under and witness the downfall of your
country. lp order, to be consistent,
vote the soldiers ticket They have
given you ample assurance Of their
loyalty. They have risked their lives
to save your country. Cant you trust
them with your law making, and your
civil positions2 No class of men have
shown moro love and attachment to
their country than they, while the
Golden's and the Dresbach's were en- !:
gagged in making Vallahding6an
speeches and by their influence resist
ing the draft. Choose between loyal
ty and disloyalty when you go to the
polls to cast your vote. LOGAN.
: Logan, Sept. rs, 1865. S'hl'It
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ATHENS. O., Sent. 13, 1865.

y II =
DEAR SIR:-Yours Of the 9Th inst,
asking my opinion of the SO called
Four Dollar Communication Law, &c, is
received.
The Union party, through its plat
fern, has not given any opinion to the
people on this matter, yet ] hold that
the people may demand ofa candi,
date his opinion on any question Of
public interest,
During tho war, just closed by the
Union army, backed up and sustained
by the Union people at homo, it was,
doubtless, proper to organize the
militia of Ohio, and force it to do mill
tary duty. This to guard the State
from invasion, and meet tho enemy al
tho limo should he have succeeded in
driving US from the insurrectionary
States, as was the case at Cincinnati
and all along the southern and centra
portions Of the State during the cam
paign Of Kirby Smith and the raid o.
John Morgan; or TO have contin
CONT Of drilled men, ready to be thrown
upon the enemy in the 6eld, as in the
case of the One Hundred Days men,
And the greater need was to have Q
force at home always ready to destroy
cowaIdly treason, which in 1863 tried
to break down our arms by organizing
Rebel Aid Societies here in Ohio
And while this National Guard is KEEP
under the present law, compelled Y
drill and equip, tits only justice thai
they be supported, and certainly WI
must not repudiate our promises Z
:thom. ,ats ,.tai H. ,-,
But the war 10 over. We have
force Of one hundred thousand drilled
and tried wen in Ohio, ready, for ma
/ ny years 10 come, to take mp arms, an'
promptly punish any enemy, eithc
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Victory Certain.

The Union men Of this district have
only 10 do their duty IN bringing out
the vote, and victory iS certain, Du.
ring the past week we have hcon thr'o
u greHt portion Of the County and
hndthe prospect most cheering. The
returns soldiers arc at work, and Tho
democratic mojoiities will be greatly
reduced IN tho strong democratic
townships. Tho meetings held BY
Gen Grosvonor, Col, Connell and Ma
ior stiochcomb, have been uncxpect'
edly large especially In Pleasant, Wal
mt and Liberty The onomy is do
moraliEcd IN Hooking county, and we
hear thatthc Union mon expect eonR
dently to cloct their ticket
We venture tho prediction tha
Union men will be surprised at the
result ofthc election.
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RUTTER's RECORD.

The following is tho Record Of U.
G, Ruttor, tho Democratic candidate
for Representative in this county: al
Let Raised whig, and candidate
for Recorder on tho Wing ticket in
1886. '''" d r va i'.'N ~. IS
ID. A Know Nothing in 1854 and
1855, laboring for tho success ofa par
ty which prescribed Catholics and
foreigners,
Sd. A Republican, laboring for IN
office, falling in whiCti he became,
4th. A Democrat, which party he
served during 1859 & 1860, but fail
ing 10 obtain n suitable Office, .u
9th, In 1861, At tho formation Of
tho Union party, ho offered himself as
a candidate for Representative on the
Union ticket, but tho loyal people hav'
ing nominated Mr. MOntleth, ..
9th. Mr.. Rutter went back to the
Democracy, and opposed tho war for
tho restoration Of the Union, offering
himself twice for nomination as can.
didatc for Representative on that tick
OF, but bOing defeated by 0lds,
9Th. Offered third timo, and sue.
cecded in gaining tho nomination Of
the party whose hands are black with
treason and wet with tho blood Of
thousands ofnoble men. rya
Look at it, soldiers and loyal mon,
and ask yourselves whether such n
record can command your vote.