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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-26
fNTERESTING TO THOSE PRoPo-
SING T0 GO TO MEXICO.

The st. Louis Republican publishes the mar
utive Of two young men Of that city. who ven,
70 Mexico 70 see the elephant. After having
been captured and plundssed BY a gang of Libe-
rails, they were brought before CoErISis, who
gave them their choice-eithsr TO join bis band
or TO De put to death. They chose the latter, and
AFTER innumerabls hArdships. effected their escape.
The narrative concluds as follows:
"While 10 Brownsville, Messrs. Quigley and
GodIove saw plenty Of young men. who had been
indsced to 20 out TO Join the Liberal party, TO
obtain the promised bounty Of al COO 10 gold
After spending all their money in an expensive
journey to get there. they found the bounty
promise all q hoax No bounty whatever is
given. and all the wages received BY "a private
soldier In the Liberal service is eightexa cents 9
day. out Of which the soldier must clothe him
ssf and furnish his own provisions. excepting
beef scsn,y ration OF which Is furnished bin by
the Government. No tents or blankets are giveu
out and the soldier must rely upon the grosnd
for . bed, the sky for q covering, and n saddle
for q pillow The very last thing our Informant
would recommend the young men of the UhiteC
States to do would be to 20 to Mexico and tak'
service in the cause Of the so-called Liberal o
Juarez party"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-26

IN An ancient colored woman lately appeared
at the office of the Freedmen's Bureau at Chat
tanooga, Tennessee, and inquired if that was
the place where they kept the freedmen's bu-
reaus. The clerk was momentarily nonplussed,
but instantly recovering his gravity, blandly re-
piled in the affirmative Dinah, with an air Of
mystery, aud speaking in a confidential whisper.
said: Il have come for my bureau; now give
me a pretty large one with a glass top; | have a
wash stand a, home. bet it is too small to put my
fxins' in"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-26

KNEW How TO CHlsEL-At an opera, a short
time since. one gentleman pointed out a dandi-
hed looking individual to 4 friend as 4 sculptor.
What, T" said his friend, such a looking chap as
that a sculptor! Surely you must be mistaken. Z"
He may not be The kind Of a one you mean"
said the informant. but | know he chiseIed a
tailor out OF a suit of clothes last week"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-26
New Way OF Applying Leeches.

We'll, my good woman" said the doctor,
chow is your husband to-day? Better no
doubt"
%. yes, surely" said the woman. He is
az well as ever, and gone to the field"
Il thought so" continued the doctor. The
leeches have cured him. Wonderful effect they
have. You got the leecheS, of ~course?"
80 yes, they did him a great deal of good.
though he could not take them all"
Take them all Why, my good woman. how
did you apply .hemf"
20, | managed nicely" said the wife, looking
quite coDtented with herself. "For %variety's
sake | boiled one-half aud made a fry of the
other. The first he got down very well, but tho
second made him very sick. But what be took
was quite enough continued she, seeing some
horror in the doctors countenance. "for he was
better the next morning, and to day he is quite
well"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-26

PLEASANT CoSsoLATIoS.-A clergyman in
Cincinnati catechising the youth Of his church,
put the fret question from 4 catechism 10 q
girl:
What Is your consolation in life and deathf'
The girl smiled. but did not answer. The
clergyman insisted. We'll, them" said she.
since | must tell it is a young prinor named
Il ( on Sycamore street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-26

tfs- An inventor and engineer. who recently
died in England, had collected, at his own resi-
dence, a large number OF ingenious automatic
devices. The doors opened as you approached
them. and closed after you had entered, the wa
ter came unbidjen into the basins, when the gas
was lighted the shutters closed. a self-acting
thermometer prevented the temperature from
rising or falling above or below certain Fixed
points; even the gates Of his stable-yard opened
OF themselves when he drsys through, and closed
again without slamming.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-26

TIE MAEcIAS AoUEDUcr-The celebrated
Marcian Aqueduct at Rome, which WIS erected
By Z Marcus Rex. the prster. las B. O., is
about 30 be restored. il brought the waters
from copious springs thirty FIVE miles from
Rome. and its arches still form one of the grand
est features in the Campsgna. When restored.
the highest houses in Rome will be easily sup
piled with delicious water. for the springs are
far more eopious than the source OF the celebra-
ted Trevi fountain.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-26

az Ia his reception speech at Albany the
other day. Gen. Slocum said that the people oil
the Southern States have land be spoke from
personal knowledge manifested an entire viii
lingness to comply with every demand made on
them by the Presi lent
This Is true. I'D what more would any rea-
sonable creature j. We them doI The President
represents the %nat.On, and If the Southern peo-
pie do all that he asks them. is not that enoughi
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-26

4 LII KINDS OF MILITARY BUSINESS TRANS
N ACTED. All classes OF War Claims een~ctly
prepared, applied for, aud promptly collected.
other causes, have not obtained full Pay and Bounty osH
obtain the same from the Treasury Department through
Pay, Bounty aad Pensions for soI1sers. omcsr. Or
their Legal Heirs, II entitled.
Pay for Horses lost In hattie, on picket. OF In the line
All damages by TROOPS or by Military Orders; every
class Of claim founded IN Law, justice, or equity, So
cured.
Unpaid County and Tow nship Bounty collected
Citizens Of Indiana holding Military. claims soIitss
and 0ficers Of the Morgan raid, can obtain their pay.
or loss or use Of property, s~uhsisting, transportipg OF
recruiting men, will be attended TO promptly.
0fhcers' Back Pay for Servants Wages obtained. Of
to 90 SOL
Conmuation Of Rations for Prisoners Of War. % n.o
. a iuraousn, spsspny oo..lnso. s,orsen ro,is esarsetee
absencn without leave.
Civil and Military Collections made in all Counties u
che State by Travelling Agents.
ofncers' Settlements and Returns made out 90 fair
terms, and certificates obtained with dispatch from the
aE. Joan +. DuRFIELp, formerly Of the second
Indiana Cavalry, Is attached TO this once, who
has been for two years In this business of onhcers' Re-
turns and settiements, and Is thoroughly posted I'm every
All Veteran Officers Of Cavalry, Artillery and
Infantry, who are being mustered out can obtain
rect, on which 20 draS their anal pay.
The Clerks Of this office are all Veteran Soldiers.
Blanks Of all Kinds on hand.
Full Instructions q eB - returning Omcerr without
charge.
Competent Clerks an diaries always in the Office.
An efficient Agent at v ..aiugton City.
Business Ia ~ parts 81 ibis State or other States
transacted by mail.
ONCE opposite Metropolitan Theatre and Major Dunn's
Us. Mastering and Disbursing once, next to Masonic
Hall, Sheets Building, No. g West washingten street.
]. W. BLAKE,
Late Colonel 40th Indiana Vols, Attorney add Claim
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-26

open at the Office Of H. Daily. Indianapolis. aud n.
Rosenthau, Jenersonvills, Ind for the sale of . limited
number Of shares. The proceeds Of the sales u this
stock TO be devoted TO the development 81 the oil ans
mineral lands belonging TO the Company, at and in the
neighborhood Of Henryville. The boring Il Row pro-
crossing under the supervision o. an experienced opera
tor. The Company hs three Thousand acres Of land,
situated nineteen miles from Jacksonville, near Henry
Vile. The surface indications on these lands, together
with the geologic al formations. are such a. TO Justify the
most sanguine expectations Of finding abundant deposits
OF oil. Experienced oil men from the oil regions "
Pennsylvanis and elsewhere have prospecied this ter
risory, and say that q compares favOrsbly with the besi
oil regions In the east.
The general impression seems to be that the enterprise
and capital invested IN the development o. oil will event
uAlly settle upon this portion Of the State a. the mort
promising section within ~ ii1i;s.
HARRISON DAILY,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-26
MASONIC.

TNHRRR WILL BEA SPECIAL MEETISG OF AARloS
Lodge. Nc. IS, this Thursday evening Al !
oelock-third degree
BY order Of the w.N.
JoHS n BRANwELL, sserstary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-26

SE A dispatch from Washington says it il.
in that city that the Hon. Salmon p.
Chase, late Secretary Of the Treasury and the
present Chief Justice Of the United States Su-
preme Court. is about to lead to the hymenesl
altar Miss Virgins, daughter of Samuel Wig
gins. ESQ Of Cincinnati. II this be true, Miss
Wiggin, will be the fourth wife of the Chief
Justice.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-26
WANTED.
SEWING MACHINES.

4 GENTS WANTED in every Town and County ts
sell the Improved Parker Sewing Machine. Price
irsm fifty 10 0ne Hundred Dollars. Energetic agents
can clear fren one hzndred to two hundred dollars per
month. Address, with stamp,
FRANK RICHARDSON,
octll-dkw2w Lock Box II, indianapolis. Ind.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-26

% II 10 now an established fact that bella
onna Is a sure antidote for opium.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-26
LUTHER o. WATERMAN, N. o.,

Physician and Surgeon,
ATE Surgeon Thirty ninth Indiana Volunteers
Once -6s North PenEsylvania street, half Q square
north OF the Postontce. Car be found there day and
night. iy<-isdsn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-26

IIxyRY ALLEN. Hsv Ysrk Livery and Sale o. q
Nos. II sad u East Perl strset.iu the rear Of
6isnn's Bioes feb1o.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-26
W. BLAKE,

Late Colonel 10th Indiana Vols. Attorney add Claim
Agent augs-df
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-02-17
r. d e 5 Al EG
OR
IT Fs IL I'D E. I


A Farm in Bedford township, owned by John y
Rush about tour miles from Bedford containing
$50 acres about 50 acres cleared, with log honse'
log barn and other utbuildlngs thereon eTecIta !
also. an eppie orchard thereon.
ALSO--A 'Iact ot land containing fifteen aoYes
about seven acres cleared with story any Dan
log house and log stable thereon erected, adIolnins
lands of Joseph BriLkey, John A. lmgrun3 aad ota-
ers, situate in Jnnata township The c4ared iaha
is in good order and the balance well tnbefsd, all
capable Of ea.y Improvement and cuF'ga1ioh'
ALSO--A tract Of land in HaTmons Bottom Ju-
nista cwnsaIp, with log house, bar1, Nc'' 'hPI fou
erected, containing 70 acres and sNo"ah.e' ''i , ,
OF this tract - cleared and under eEce ana !" s'o|
state of cultvation--nea TO school house, niii'
&c. adjoining lands of Scott law, Hughes and 9TH
ers and lately purchased frcn William Hurley
ALSO-A tact OF iaad n Union township, con-
tanning 225 acres. y acf-s cleared, win tarth
house, tenant house, iouble leg BAN ana new Sa"
Mill thereon erected. Also, an apple orchard thfIe'
or-knowo as the ..Snyaer" or " koons" property
GO acres Of lan9-i0 cleared and under fence
with log mouse thereon erected, atoinln- G~ofSe
Tlonfrnan George Nay and other partly IN Jnni'
a tia and partly in londonderry townships, lately
owned by Andrew Woitard.
ALSO-lG6 acres near Sto eTstown within
mile Of Broad Top Railroad-about 100 acres clear
I'd with two story dwelling house-new bank
barn stable &r. thereon erected; also, two apple
orchards thereon, Of CHOICE ftuIt. The sell !, a
rich loarn, az capable Of producing every variety
OF crens OF this climate.
ALSO-.l6a acres best quality Of nrairie-neai
the Missouri river, close TO the county seat oi
Harrison county, Iowa.
ALso-Two $50 acre tracts, adjoining ElkhoTne
ejty ia the richest valley Of TIE west the Platte
Va ley-about 90 niles west Of Omaha city, and
close TO tn, great national OF government road lead
me west in Nebraska Te.ritory.
ALSO-l60 acres, two miles above Omaha city,
on the great bend Of the Nssorr. This tract Is
wei tlnbered and very desirable. Al! Of these
lands were Iocat7d after personal inspection and
careful examination of toe ground, end can be well
relied upon for .utors wealth. Maps showing the
precise iocattoa are in NY possession
ALS0-Taree desirabie lots in nah CITY, Ne
braska Territory.
ALSO-A Iot Of ground in the city Of Dacotsh
Nebtasya Territory
The abov- real estate viii be sold 1T such prices
As 70 insure safe aud profitable investments.
Notes q oblig tions of any kini, that are good
will be taken N exchange particularly good bank
.otes.
MAJ 8. 1868. o. Z. SHANNON,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-02-17
A Most Excellent Medicine.

j. +. CARPENrEa's RHEUAArIc FLulD.- Persons
suhenng from Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dip,heria,
Burns, 3ie.. VIII fad this most excellent remedy
Ec7mes 10 us recommended by some OF the hest
N CT IN the State-ard in this community Try a
hottie ahd see :or yourself. For sale at 4 L. Def.
baugh's, Bedford. April % ls64-iy.
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ADMINISTRATORS IS NOTICE.
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Letters tes,amensry on the estate OF Evan
Swar' zweider, late ot Monroe township. deed,
have been granted 10 The Undersigned. All persons
knowing themselves indebted 10 saId estate. IN A.
1y way wh4teve., hereby notih-t to prans I'M
meoie9@ pryusat and ose ta".a. claims. all! pre-
sent tasl wiiha- dess, properly sut; u c ifed for
settlement. EMANUEL sWARTZWLLnER,
Feb. 5 1865. st." ExecuioT.s
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Well known and much respected among the Gsrrrl
population m this country. makes the following sta-
( uiea for the benefit OF the afflicted
HANOVER "a, Feb. I6 1889.
Dear Siys:-Having realized In my family 1n..
taaf "enHnts lfom the use OF your valuable prepar
/ ton Wiuay'g Boi,ana Of YiIl Chsyrv-il flor.
me pleasure 10 recommend II to the public Sote
eight years ago ore OF my daughters seemed To ben
decline and iittie hopes Of her recovery we're e.
tertained. then Procursd bottle Of yoar exec
lent Baisam, and before she had taken The whole
the contents Of the bottle there was great nprovt
ment IN her kealfh. | have, in ny individual case
made frequent use OF your valuable medicine, ar,
have always been benefited By 1t.
JACOB SECHLER. .
From Jesse Smith, Esq Presidrnt Of the
.Myryt5 Comfy Baab, ,NdrriStowa,
,New jersey.
e-Fiaviag used DR. WIsraz's BALsAw OF WILD
Cherry FOR about fifteen years, aud having realized
its beneficial results in my family, it affords ne
great pleasure in recommending il 20 the ruu,ic as
& valuable remedy in cases Of weak longs, coft,,
coughs &c, acd remedy which cou.ider 10 b.
entirely Innocent and may b. taken wiki perfect
safety Uy the most delicate IN Heath.
From Hon. Jo5a T. Sm5h, Distinguisasa
Lawger IN Wesim,asfer. M
have on several occasions used HR. WIsrAR's
RALsAM OF WILD CurRaT for severe colds, and al.
ways with decided benefit | know of no ptepara-
ton that is more efHcacions CT more deserving OF
general use.
Tse Bs!sam has also been used Hh 8f tfs
Roads. Md.
Wistar's 8alsam OF Wild Cherry.
None genuine unless signed 'sL.. BU IT'S, . on the
wrspper.
For Sale by
j.. p. DINSWORF, No. 43t Btoadw.y, New York,
". FOWLE9 !. CO, PIopr,eiors, Boston.
And by all Druggists.
REDDTNG'S RUSSIA SALVE.
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
Has fully established The supar .Ti;Y Of
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALFE,
Over ali otter healing preparations.
Il cures az kinds Of SORES, CUTS. &EALDS,
PURNS. soils, ILCFRS, SALT RHF.UH, Err.
YSipFIAS. SITES. Piles. CDRN>. SORE. LIPS,
soar EYES, &c. RE- OWING THE PAIN AT
ONCE. AND REDUCING TdE MOST ANGRY
LOOKING SWELLlNGS AND INFLAMATION
ASlF BY MAGIC.
ONLY % CENTS A BOX, FOR SALER BY
Up. DINs MORE, NO 43l Broadway, New-York.
}. W. EOWLE < co, No. IS Tremcnt-st., Boston.
And by all pruggstF.
May 6, I864-eowly
CLOTHING IN SCHELLTBURG.
Having lately purchased an excellent assort'
ment of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
consisting Of OUsr Goats, Dress Coais, Basi-
ness Coats, Biouse8, Pests Pants, HTS
& CAPS, White Shirts, Fancy Finn
mel Shirts, Uader Sbifts, Drug
ers, Fouado5outs, .Neek-tits,
SuSpendeis, BuckSkln
CioUes,
AND
NOTIONS lNVARtETY.
We invite oar friends AID all who desire to
purchace to give Us a cal at our Ne" Clothing
Store in Schellsburg, where as we are doing
business on the ''Oae P,7cy" System, we tatter
ourselves we can render satisfaction by doing
Justice 10 every one. We thank our many
customers for their patronage, and herewith So
Ecit a continuance Of The same kindness.
G. BERKSTRESSER * son.
Schel!sburg, Sept. Is, 1864
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= SGLkST dAAAt Nj ESED1a
viii save to any fam who has SIX head OF horses
10 sssp, at least $3.50 IN one season.
Tnis machine mas been improved aimee last year
snd IS pronounced by the farming public 'The sest
Gutter ever invented"
Hasrs sold more than leo sf these cutters the
past year, respectfully beg leave to refer TO few
farmers of Bedford cosnty who have them in use:
Jndge Rurns, Daniel Walter,
| John SchnebIey, Abraham ReghaTd,
Samuel Boor, NJ. B. Miller,
Ssnon Nycum, John Shank,
jacob FetleT, Jchn W. Hoover,
9. Il. Rsa, Michael 5chater,
Joha S. Brumbaugh, joan n. re=!rr,
Henry Harsnbergsr, leOry Clipper,
Samur Griffts, Jacob Yont,
Jacob Bidlie, john r1atierbaun,
Isaac lner, Martin Hoover,
Adam Di5ert, Wm. Grisingsr,
John Whteiioe, Frederick Schnebley,
Adam Sanal, J. Irwin Noble,
Henry Stiill+r, George BowseI,
William Rock, David KarGs,
William Keyser and some 90 other farmers, all Of
whom an eonfden. will speak Of thls macsine in
the highest terms Of praise.
Ca account of the great scarcity OF mechanics,
the high price CT material, aud the great demand
for these machines, was unable TO secuTe enough
70 supply the demand last season. And having now
but 40 on hand, farmers desiring to secure cut.
MUST ORDER SOON.
Also
.si! have ia store an elegant assOEtEsnt 81
Hardware of ali kinds,
which I WILL close cut at very iair prices.
FaTzga Implements,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
ALWAYS ON HAND.
IhG 61'f
GARs sgEs s9HsSs sIstERADS
IT THE L0WEsT RITES.
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coward ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA,
II Diseases OF the Nervous System. Sp'rmatcT-
rsa or Seminal Weakness, Impotence, ard other
actions Of the Sexual Organs, Physical Debility
al tPrematurs Decay-new and reliable tfeatment,
irepcrts Of the Howard Association, sent by mail
isaled letter snve opes, free OF charge. Address,
a. .SKiLLIN HOUGHTON. Howard ASSOCIATION
Ns2 South Nioth Street, Philadelphia, Pa,
aly %, lS6i-ly.
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40 y 8 U VI z Y z d y

So gea6rai has tte use If mi" rezqeiy 5econa. al
popiar II sosrg,rhsrs, tlat 1t IS 1HAscessqyy3
rcoHnt ~ OirtasS rs aeorfs apeaE 1or IL, apd III
atferaars IN he aJnRdaatoaa voluntary testim0hgf
tie many srho from long sgf,rng anil sstfled disee
lve 5g rs bsrn restoyed to g,istias vigor al
h-f3th We can present u mass Of egiGence ia BrC
gf our asser'iOns. Hst
CANNOT Be DIS ~REDlTED.
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BEnEORD HOTEL.
THE MENGEL HOUSE,

JULANa STREET, BEpFoRD, Pa.
The subscriber respectfully bess leave TO inform
the travelling public that he mas recently enlarged,
improved ard reiitted his house, both for the ac-
contnodaron of travellers and boardeTs, as well IS
country customers Persons coming TO this place
for the purpose of visiting the Bedford Springs, will
find this house pleasantly located.
Ample and convenient SIabling is attached to
this Hotel, which VIII always be attended by care
tul hostler. Also safe and convenient carriage
house
All are invited to give him call.
ISAAC MENGEL, Proprietor.
Aprll, IS, 1854.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-02-17
The Rev. Jacob SPCblaY.

CANNOT BE DIS ls~REDlTED.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-16
ELECTION.

D'apres ce- que nous pouvons voir par nos
ecbanges, lesprit de Ia population de la Loui.
siane est entree franchement, sans arriere pen
zee dams lie giron du gouyernement fed eral.
Autant ellie etait acharnee, pendant la gnerr re,
scntre celui-ci, autant ellie est sincere dams 10
soumission qu'elle q acceptee. LIE b1t vers
leauel ellie concentre tousA sess efforts est une
prompte reconstruction dc ses droits ct pri-
vileees Aussi atteDd-t-elle avec impotence
ia nomination du gouverneur Wells CONNIE
gouverneur provisoire. LIE plus vif desr qui a.
nine Ia population de lEtat. est de voir les
reines du gouvernement entire ses mains, car
ellie est persuadee qu'elle ne peuyent etre pla-
Gee entire de meileures mains.
Sill faut aiouter fol aux rumeurs qui cir
culeat 4 la Nouvelle- Orleans ct sur lesquelles
la presse orleanaise annonce CONNIE positif
QUA son arrivee,le gouverneur Wells sera
quali6e ct lancera sa proclamation pour appe-
Ter le peuple an scrufil. II yanra sous pen un
enlargement sensible daHs administration de
aAtss.- yag
En- provision dune prochaine election. lie
parti democratique travailie ardelnment
son organisation, car c'est de cette orgaisa-
tion plus ou moins bien crghnsee que depen-
dra Ia rune da Ia prosperite du pays. Les
OpiUtOUSs ldtHouT-pTUpTcs icy liiiliihilicS icI-
sonneles, enfin toni ce qui peut jeter un bran
don de disttrde dams he sem du parti demo-
crate doivent s'+facer pour faire piace a | bar,
monte 10 plus complete afin d'eviter le peril
qui uous menace. Les radicaux pur sang ct
ceux qni adherent a leur doctrines, travaiilent
CONNIE un homme, eherchant par des menees
souterraines METRE 10 discorae ct Ia desnnion
dams les rangs de Ia democratic. 7 paryien-
dront-is? c'est ce que lie resultat de l'eec-
fion nous appFendra. D'ici-la, faisohs -des
voeux pour que Ia justice, phcnneur ct requi-
te triomphent. QUAINT ce qni concerne les
campagnes qui ne s'occupent. guerc de politi-
que, h,ais qui dependant sont pretes lnarcher
sous Ia banniere aemocratiqae, nous croyons
rouvoir affrrher qu'eles donnerons ane for te
4najorite aux elus de Ia Convention qui dait a j
voir lieu dams les premiers jours 'au mois doc
t0bre szaStt ~ s}t fs*
Pour sauver les debris do vaisseau de Pc
tat il n est plus permis de roster dams l'abs-
sention, il faut que ,chaque citoyen legaiement
quai6e electeur allie deposer son vote dams
laurne electorate. II faut egalennent que ceux
qui mont pas pris de serment d'allegence au
gouvefnefnent federale present. par 10 procIa-i
mation pu 20 mai 1865, lie prennent sans delai
II ny pas d'excuse qai puisse faire .accepter
cette negligence. 8Eaa