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For Sale.

T,HE Needle Gun Game. A splendid dnasemenf
The small Board for CT sildren, the large for La
dies. W D. ROBINSON,
july26eod3m " 40 Exchange ST.
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Havana MaeLaas

a 0lA AAsn s0fl NEW ORLEANS. Oct. a.
Cotton--prices stiff; sales 300 bales; Low Mid
ags at i7s al fSc receipts ,713 bales; exports 361
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New OlleaNs NuarLpf.

l.!noN fpnL1 CINCINNATI, Oct "A. !,
Whiskey unchanged Mess Pork-sales at 2too
to limited extent; 500 bbs. new sold at % 80 for
December. Bacon unchanged Lard dull at 13c. ~
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K1H1S CERTIk les that my wife Mary Ann
i having lett m bed and board, shall pay
no debts OF her conf acting alter this date as nave
- -, supp WILLIAM GREENwAY.
DorfIond tot son oet1Q d1W&
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Seizure Of Goods.

NOTICE Is hereby Civ II that the following aes-
IN eribed goods were seized at the times and
places hereinafter mentioned, for violation of The
Revenue Laws: So al. .r
September 12tb at Gorham 1 sorrcl Horse 1861.
with two white feet. rr.'1
September nth, ON board Steamer New England
bottles brandy. L. -. 4 ~
Septem6tr 18th, at Northumberland, . bags. con-
etOea lst, at Appraisers Room, g bottles Brandy.
Oetooer Is, al Appraisers Room,2 Bottles BRANDY
october 9th, at Sumner, Dark Roy Mare. r.
ANY person OF persons claiming the same arg re-
quested to appear and make such claim within twcn,
ty DAYS from the date hereof: otherwise the sau
goods will be disposed Of IN accord lnre with the acts
Of Congress in such cases made ana R I2nS5'
Collector
Portland. Oct. 10, 1867 d1aw3w
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e2EhQN ggsk sg9 aHAvAsA, Oct. "a. 81
Sngar-Nos. 8, y and 49, reals No. lOt reals--
Exchange on London III premium; o. s. currency
p cWt sugar cured 1nl ~ u ~. ~
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State OF Maine.

EI4a AUGUSTA, Oct. 10, 1857.
A adjourned Session of the Board of Commits
N siouers to investigate the condition. management
and affairs of the Insane Asylum, at lAugusts, UNI
der Resolves OF the Forty sixth Legislature, will be
held at said Asylum Monday, the 11th day OF Ne
lyember next Bsil' A. @. JEWETr, Chairman.
Octobsr 81. dtd .'H lttE#-H
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BOZ RDERN

prn ,S4&M
A FEW gentlemen can he Accommodated with
"A good board on the Hill near the Observatory -
Also getieman and his wife can have pleasant
'front.' room and bedroom adjoining with board II
they wish 10 furnish the rooms themselves.
'appy 20 ). oSBoItNS store, No North st.
fortlani, Oct2S 90 b. f.l9rrlFaH.a oc24d3t*
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XXX Wanted Immediately.
En GOOD Cinyassers, TO sell new and RAPIDLY
~ selling article at 100 per cont Or ft Calf
ON, or address. NORTON g. HARTMAN,
u ~ ..ll-. ~ p No.44 Union st., up stairs. }
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I-L| = IN 7.
Wanted!
Wanted.

A CLERK In Bookstore. One with some Knowl
"A edge Of business preferred. y14-3' aldhhei ,sn
CARTER & DRESSER, 50 Exchange st.
October 19. dtf -''
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HE subscriber offers for sale chear. for cash his
gine with connecting. gear to propelleri has two
nsea Sr gears s Hne quick and slow has been
tanks and everything in running order: can be seen
nj Biddelord For further particulars, price, &C.,
address no. ~ !. = JAMEScANDIEWS,- ! rb.'t, d
oczeuti 80 49,. FL. ..a. Bildeford. Maine.
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Wanted.

3 A SITUATION by q man OF experience as travel
"A ling agent for the sale of Flour Groceries or
st.1.-. ..r.sf.t, .fr W. H. JERRIS. -
0ctl6t2ws Real Estate Agent. !
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CITY of Portland

WHEREAS, A. D. Brown and Others. have psti-
w toned the City Council, TO lay ont New
Street or Public Way IN said city, II I'M Thomas St
to Vaughan St.s north OF spring st., and whereas
ooh 1ee7, 70 toe undersigned, for them to consider
Notice is hereby given to all parties interest d
that the Joint Standing COMMITTEES OF The Oity Conn
ell on laying out new Streets will meet to hear the
parties and view the proposed way on the thrtyrst
day Of October, 1857, at four O'Clock Ia the alter
noon, at the corner Of Spring and rnolaas Streets
and VIII then and there proceed to determine and adj
Judge whether the pubic convenience requires said
street or way to be laid out. sssslG-.79 !
Given under our hands on this twenty third day OF
Octohar. A ID. fA61.l ~ ~ LIZ a go - r
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To Edison Williams, of Portland, County of Camber-
land, and State Of Maine:
VOU are hereby notified thatthe conditions OF acer-
i tain mortgage OF personal properly, executed by
you to us coparners, under the name and firm Of H.
W. q A. DeerIng, dated the 18th day of March, one
thousand eight hundred and sixty and record
ed in the Clerks Ocs OF the City OF Portland Book
A. Page 25S are broken; tibet we have taken posses
sion Of said property, and that 1t is Intention t.
thereof II. w. & A. DEERING.
Portland, Oct. Il, 1861. IA, 0ct14d 1aw3W
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A GENTS wANTED-$IO to $40 day, to intro.
a duco our new patent STAR SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINE. Price $40. II two threads
and makes the genuine LOCK SIirCH. All OF her low
priced machines make the Chain Stitch. Exclusive
territory given. Send for Circular. W. q. WILSON
81 Co., Manufacturers, CLEVELAND, Ohio au1Sd3m
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Limited Partnership.

DE il known to all men that we. -Robsrr !, Hsnrv
=; and Joseph 7 Kicker, have this day formed a
nn5ed partnership for the transaction Of business
the firm name Of Robert b. Henry. "N
ne seneI partner IN said firm is Robert B. Hen
Tg Of fortand ana the special partner is Joseph
berland ald'State Of Maine "o 'o"''s VI yum
ed Inc genera natre Of the business to be transact
Joseph s. Kicker the specal mar, nor o,,,r;,,.sas
in cash payment, the sum Of ten tho1s dsfIars
to the capital Of said ff1n po"sa''. ''ii
Said copartnership commences on ,b;s seventh dav
OF October in the year of the Inra one ,ssand
elst nuaareu anu sxtyseven. and will cease on the
seventh gay OF October in the wear Of the Lord one
j. 8. RICK Err
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Notice.

Notice. $500 ..4a 81 I..s.
pERSQNS clearing the ruins or digging cellarswii
i lind q good place to deposit their rubbish on
franklin Wharf. --5a 80.
septic du s. ROUNDS, wharnneer.
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(IASH on delivery, and the highest market prize
O7paid. at the Eagle Sugar Refinery, Fore Street,
near Grand Trunk Depot, Tor barrels suitable for
sugar. eE'- i1 Yep thi LYNCH, BARKER - co
-Octoher 10. diff ~ - ----l.1 N - Il
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TEErni TEETH; rGErH!

DIR. ID. still continues to Extract ,eeth by FIEo.
TRIoIrY WITHOUT PAIN Persons having leca, es
teeth stUinps they wish TO have removed M rest.
ting he would give polite invitation 10 eaIl 5l'N
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC. MA.HIxEs for "a q,
or family use, with thorough instrIlptiops
DR.. u. can accommodate few patients With hoard
end treatments at his house. = I .'f1TlTG
Once hours from O'Clock A. Nj. to 10 ri; from
Consultation freq nOyItf
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Tents.

/ A FULL supply of Tents, of all sizes, for sale
a store commercial Street. head OF Widgery's
WHAT. i57H -se-gst-l. -r5 uin. june26dtf Fl
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WANTED.
Wanted.
b Wanted to Hire!


A SMALL COTTAGE, or one half Of a small dou-
o. ~ Die house Rent from 500 to $500 Enquire al
go Congress Street, oct23dfw
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who have cold hanas and feet; weak stomachs lam
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; di2yi-
ness and swimming In the head, with Indigestion and
constipation Of the bowels; pain IN the side and back
leucorrhpa, Tor wbitesl; falling Of the womb with r
ternai cancers; tuInOrs, poypus, and all that long
train Of diseases will lind In Electricity sure means
OF cure. For painful menstruatlon, too !, .otuse
menstruaton, and all OF those long line OF troubles
with young ladies, Electricity Is certain speeiuc
and will, In short time. restore the sufferer TO
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4 y OR 20 men &C luainted with making Sugar Box
LIZ Shocks and Heading, or work I'm q saw mill.
Also 20 teams 10 log on Saco River. Also or good
work horses with wagons and harness. Enquire Of
Joseph HObson 293 Commercial St., Portland. or No.
Springs Island, Saco Oct 9-d3w
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rCOtton Seed Me0I !!
Lumber for Sale {!

BOARDS, Plank, Laths, Shingles and scantline
lfQd all sizes, constantly ON hand
eN7,Ruilding Material Sawed to Order
CROCKETT 81 HASKELL.
aug6eod3rn Il .a4aakA u. cbss NAPLES. MF
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Estate OF Seward MerrSll.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the subscriber has
SEWARD MERRILL. late of Portland,
in the County OF Cumberland, deceased, and mas
Aken upon himself that trust oy giving bonds as .he
law directs. An persons having demands uPpn t ~,
estate OF said deceased, required 70 eNu . sr
samei and all persons indebted to sa'u es'a'e s''
Nio' ASLREW p. 1 sBORNE, Executor,
- II4 Boston, Mass
VIM. E. Morris, atty, for SAID es'a'e' NO. i''
Exchange St. o.- Oct 4 -ecaavv
Portland, October 1, lSod'
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Wanted.

(t0AT, y Pant and Nest Makers, at A. r. YORK'S
NHBrown q Hanson's Block, Middle OF, opposite H
II. HAYS. 70 a.TaD ID aaAHa5's .ffll aup28i3m
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-04
About the Hair.

Hair is tho robe which curious Nature weases
Aud does adorn our bodies,
And that alone remains when every other beau.
ty's gone.
Whenever a new article has come up promising
10 enrich, adorh or lengthsn this most ornamental
Of all coverings, our people have been elcesdingly
forward in giving it trial and 10 more instances
than one have been sadly disappointed. Il is then
with great reluctance that we feel disposed TO urge
anything new in the way Of Hair Rossorers, and
We would not do 50 now, but for the reason that
We have in cur minds an article Of saperaexeeleut
quality one tha. We have tired, AND know full
well its value. It is not only dressing that
bsAutifss and renders the haW Of natural glossy
appearance, but Il lengthsns it and will restore it
TO It's original color. II red and has become gray
il will bring back the red. II hAHen, back 10
aaKenJ IL black, the ravens plume cannot outEie
the lustre with which II will agEin return to il.
We know Of a score Of persons whose faded aud
Eilenhair has been completely restored by Il. We
speak Of HlLL's Vegetable SiciIian Hair Renewef.
use no other. or you will be disappointed. Pitts
barg Pal Cusette.
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LOc3k RREVITIEs..

-NErr Tuesday, October 8, is The day Of eles-
tion.
-sEvERn Of eur merchants started East on
Monday last.
--THE County Fair commenced yesterday, at
rOntogany, and continues to-day and tomorrow.
-SRR that the name Of JosEPa D, NEWTON,
for County Auditor, is on the ticker that you vote
EVERY soldier will vote for NRwT0s. Every
soldier will sote for VAN BtARoUN. Every sol
def will vote the Union ticket entire.
Hon. J. ". AsnLET, has spoken At seven
points in Wood COuu ", once at Fosloria, and once
at Findlay, both OF which meetings we're also
largely attended BY citizens In this county.
In spite Of the malignant and detestiblo tricks s
resorted 10 by all the janiEaries mercenaries go
betweens, boilers, Jacobins, Disorgan1ers and
their allies, the straight Union ticket will carry in
Wood County by an overwhelming majority.
-PoIIrIoAL matters have crowded out a mum
Der of articles prepared for this ssue among them
notice Of the premiums taken at the State Fair,
by Northwestern Ohio. Our friends win bear with
US, as this is the last number Of the campaign.
JOINS BADBR offers for sale at rare bargains
twenty-one different kinds Of wagons. Farmers
and others in need Of wagon, warranted in every
respect, and cheaper than can be obtained any
where, will do we'll to give him call. See ad.
vertisement.
--LARGE and enthusiastic meetings have been
held throughout Wood County within the past two
weeks, both day and evening. These meetings
have been well attended, and the Union party in
Wood seems to bo fully alive to the momentous
issues pending in this campaign.
We were right in our unbelief Of the rumor
concerning GEoReE LAsxEY, Esq. He has nc
sympathy .ith The DisorganEers and will coun-
tenauco nothing that afitates with Democracy
He openly and fearlessly denounces the Boilers in
the severest terms of condemnation.
-TnE enemies Of NEWTON are busily enea ged
in circulating the falsehood that he indorsed
JoHNsoN's policy to secure a little postofiice
Were the lie truth, it furnishes no argument to
Union man for the support of SMITH, who dc.
nounces Congress, indorses JoBNsoS, aud is Bit
terly opposed to the Constitutional Amendment.
j. X. tyler, informs us that on Monday
evening next, at the Court house, he will reply
to the able address Of Judge j. X. HoRD, delivered
on last Saturday evening. Mr.. TYLER was not
present to hear the address of the Judge but We
presume that will make no difference, whatever al
he can answer the arguments advanced Just al
we'll though he had heard them. In behalf o
the Democracy, we trust he will be more success
ful than he was the other evening whom he wen
to Householder's Corners to discuss the issues o
the campaign with Colonel ]. A, SHANNON, bu
failed to come to time.
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BUNCOMRE!

The resolution passed by the Democracy on the
nomination os Mr. SMITH, and which will be found
elsewhere, Out-Gulivers Gulliver. 1t is the bald
est piece of baIderdash that men, laying claim to
modicum of common sense, could perpetrate.
Either those who entertained such a resolution
must be an egregions set of asses, or they take
the people of Wood County to be set of igno-
ramuses. The taxpayers are too poor" says this
brilliant resolution, "to pay NEWTON a salary
fIr nothing, and Smith salary to do the work. -
Every school-boy who knows anything of county
affairs, knows that each county officer receives a
fixed salary, or code Of fees. And the expenses
would be no more to the county, il the Auditor or
Treasurer saw proper to employ twenty assistants,
as those officials must bear the expense of all as
sistance they require. If man contracts to do a
piece of work for the county for $1,000, and he
expeuds 81 200 to fulfll his contract, what is that
to the Taxpayers The loss is not theirs. So
it is with this matter Of the Auditors salary, and
those who drew up and passed the resolution knew
better but thought they would play upon the credu-
lity of the dear people," a4
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/" MEN, NOT BoYs.n

In another place we publish the resolution
passed by the Democratic Convention, upon ths
nomination of ADDISON SNIrH, for County Audi
tor, in which they say they want man, not boys,
TO all our Offices" and that they cannot afford to
educate for olIiae" are not in favor of paying
Z" for doing the orhsm,ntal," and much more TO
tho samO import. Now this is all very good, but
when they cana to the nomination OF Treasurer
they seemed to have forgotten their resolve. How
is this Is not the latter Office as important and
responsible position, If not more SO, than that
of Auditor Why, then is the rule, as expressed
in their resolution, observed with regard to the
Office OF Auditor, and lost sight Of in that of Treas
ursrf When they say " We want men, not boy.
to l our Offices" and we can not afford to educate
men for Oftice," why was not their candidate for
Treasurer measured upon the same bedstead "
Will our opponents reconcile this gross inconsist-
sncyf However, it is not necessary, as the peo-
pie will attend to that little matter, on next Tues
day, and reconcile it for them, by giving both
their candidates in question an overwhelming hint
that their services oither" ornamental or prac-
tieal y are not required.
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SLATER Day Catechism."

This is the title of scurrious circular, issue ID
by coalition of Jacobins and their allies in this
place, and which they probably purpose to scatter
broad cast over the county with view to poison
the minds of the people with falsehood, calumny
and scurrilty against Captain NEWTON, and there
by bring about his defeat, if possible. The in
uendoes and charges contained therein ara as false
as the motive that prompted its issue is base.
We give this to caution Union voters throughout
the country, that they may be on the lookout for
this vile circular, and thwart the purpose of its
mission.
Soldiers we appeal to you, to frown on this
attempt to traduce the COED name of brave and
worthy comrade, and remember that it comes from
those who have declared the soldier "played out
The Jaoobins and their allies are evidently on
their last legs, when they are compelled to resort
to anything so contemplate and opprobrious as
this " Latter-day Catechism" circular.
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Correspondence Perrysburg Journnl.l

! Correspondence Perrysburg Journal.
Tremendous Gathering OF the es White
Men a." in WestOn--000,02O Patriots In
Council.
EDTToR JOURNAL: The meeting Of Simon. pure
white men," in this village, on Monday. evening
OF last week, was grand and magnificent affair,
not soon to be forgotten. About 40 Black Repub-
licans assembled, with the vast number u noble
"Nhite men mentioned above.
The orators Of the evening were J. II. TYLKh'
ESD, of Perrysburg, and Mr.. GRIBBgN, Of Find
lay. Each gentleman was intimately Versed in
tho chronological characteristics of the negro,
Professor MuNGEss ample demonstration of ne
gro nferorty, arising from the length of his foot
AMI the shape Of his toe-nAl, made it easy task
for the eloquent speakers to show that said ne
groes we're allied to the monkey tribe. Quite an
orGinll Illustration of negro nferiority was given
in the fact that his mouth was smaller, nnd his
capacity to swallow less than that of the noble
white man, consequently be could not i'm pibe the
quantity Of spiritual influences necessary to ad-
vance him to the standard Of an American citizen.
This argument received an ocular demonstration
Adopting it as the rule and standard of judgment
on the negro question, the Immense audience felt,
and saw that the argument was conclusive.
AuV otheI y N uiscuaSeu relAted 10 bonds, and
the importance Of turning them into greenbacks.
On that que stiOn of national finance the honorable
gentlemen were highly spiritual and allegorical
IL was utterly impossible to understand their pro-
found reasoning, until it stated that the term
bonds, or shackles, meant an instrhmert to secure
something to anotheri that the negro had bsea I'M
der bondage 10 the patriotic Democrats living
b1nth; but thR' the tyrant LIScoIS had broken
that bondage, and cast the shackles away there.
fore il was proposed ts turn said bondage i0to
sreeHbaeks, or ABE LINcOLEs RAGS, as they used
TO be called and thus compensate those who
formerly held them. With such light on ths
subject. the large audience reiOiced with great
JOY. The enthusiasm was such that the people
were bewiidered, so that the party who called for
three cheers for the speakers, was allowed
90 make the first cheet alone lie was aided In
the next attempt by two three others. That
was followed by series OF grOans, nom the Black
Republicans, who are supposed To be truly peni-
tent and cut TO the heart by the eloquent teachings
10 which they had listened.
A few more such glorious meetings and O.d
Wood will be redeemed from: Black Republican
rule. On the basis OF numbers stated above. Il
viii be seen that the white mems oounty ticket will
probably receive AZ, 900 majority more or less.
Tns state ticket will be about fee behind. ".
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GEO. IT. VAN BLARCUM.

Our candidate for County Treasurer will be
elected by an overwhelming majority, notwith-
standing the fact that very few bring up phys
ical disability as an objection. We don't believe
any Union man in the county will suffer himself
TO be frightened at this bug-bear. The general
health Of Mr.. VAN DLARcUN is as good now, and
has been for the past eighteen mouths, as it was
before receiving his wound. The fact of his
having journeyed some 400 miles in a carriage
since last June. is certainly some evidence that
he is not so completely used up as his pretended
friends would make the people believe. In the
event OF his election IAN event as certain as the
coming Of election nday) he has secured the services
OF an able and competent assistant, and the peo-
rIe of Wood County can rest assured that the
duties and responsibilities of this important trust
will be as safely discharged and as promptly
administered as they have been in the past.
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National Importance Of the
.. C0mtest lm Ohio.

The struggle in Ohio is watched with
interest by ell the States. Il marks the
crisis Of the contest which has 80 long ag.
itated the nation. The President hcsitates
in his mad course until he lear the re.
port from the people Of The third State in
the Union to be followed by the echoes
from its great sister States. A grand Re.
publican victory in Ohio insures perma.
nent peace. A defeat may be followed by
unimagined horrors. What JOHNSON pro.
poses to do il unchecked in the Fall cleo.
tions is not positively known, but may be
surmised from known iacts. Souator SHER,
MAN, Que Of tho most cautions and conserva.
tive leaders OF the Republican party; says
!, perhaps, am disposed 10 take a darker
aud more gloomy view Of the Presidents
position than some others. But | do say
to you that there is good reason to believe
that the President Of tho United States con
templates even more than he haa yet done.
| II you pick papers up that support the
Presidents policy. what are they filed
with Threats against Congress IA u
runp Congress, and about dispensing Con.
gress. What is Congress I Who are these
Senators aud Representatives. Nothing
but your agents sent to do your will aud
to dispeTse them is to disperse you to dc.
prive them of the power to make laws is
to overthrow your power to mako laws,
aud let me tell the President that when
ever he attempts to do that. and to run a
tilt against you or your agents, ho will
run against live thunder. [Great ar.
plause. should think the rebels down
South have had enough OF that, and that
they would take warning from the lessons
of the past believe that If they, with
Andy Johnson at their head should prove
false TO us and endeavOr to make another
rebellion in our midst, believe tho judg.
ment Of the American people will be more
summary against them than it was in the
late rebellion. Among the htc rebels were
many who were honest in their belief, and
had been led astray by the doctrines OF So,
cession. We know it was ba | cause
but still we felt for them some of the gen.
erous impulses which men always should
feel towards enemies overthrowu; but
when we are dealing with Andrew johnson
aud the men now endeavoring to sustain
him in power with those Northern Copper
heads and unsubdued Southern rebels, tn,
feeling of the loyal people of the Northcrl
States will be very different. They know
better. Andrew johnson conll be con
victcd over aud over again by his owl
speeches aud words, of what his seutiment
are on the subject; and, therefore, whel
he organizes rebellion he does it in tn
face of the full knowledge OF the facts,
can scarcely believe that they will eugag,
in such a conspiracy, but il they do, Go
defend tho right. know where thu peo
pie will be, aud do not fear tho result U
such q conspiracy.