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Fires.

PORTLAND. VI, April "A fire
this morning destroyed the franklin
House, County Court House, Ovens
store, Stafford's store, and building
formerly occupied by Chaffe Il Har-
ger, Loss $4,000; partially insured.
Two or three persons were injured
getting out Of the hotel
MILFORD, Mass, April "A fire
this morning destroyed Underwood
large Boot Mandatory. Stock and
fixtures mostly saved. 1t is supposed
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Sergeant Bates al Raleigh.

RALEIGH, N. c., April 1.-Sergeant
Bates, carrying the Gag, arrived here
this morning. He was received by
the Mayor and Commissioners, and
was rendered the hospitality Of the
city. He was repeatedly cheered, and
G. M. Bustee, an ex Confederate sol
der, delivered a short address of well
come.
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Notice
Notice
Of the Proposed Opening of an Alley
IA Block So, Ldmasco.
an MOTIO& OF COUNGILMAN

NVN4Ng
Of the Proposed Opening of an Aiey
az Block 50, LdmaScO.
NN MOTHOE OF COUNCILMAN
~ Ko1le, seconded by Councilman He'll
man, the following order was unanim GUS
ly passed and adoptedf
Ordered, that six weeks public notice,
by advertisement In the Evansville Daily
journal, be given that on the 2Sth day of
city of Evansville will make an order 10
open and lay out an alley IN Block num-
Der eighty-five CNo. so in the town of La
masco City (now city of EvansVille); said
alley to be of the width of twelve (I2) feet,
and to extend from Sixth Street to FraR K
lin street, and the W rest line of said alley
to be one hundred and nineteen Ql9) feel
distant from Sixth Avenue, ana parallel
with said sixth Avenue.
And should any person aggrieved at any
time within six weeks, apply TO the Com
mon Council for redress, by petition or re-
monstrance left with the Clerk of tue
Common Council, and containing state
ment of the injuries complained OF and
the amount demanded therefor, said petl-
ton or remonstrance will be considered
heard, and determined by the Common
1858.
And it Is further ordered. that the Clerk
record in the Minute Book of the Council
the plat Of said Block No. s., with the sur
iouHulng streets, showing the location,
Wl4tn, ana length CT said alley, as the
s1me IS proposed to be laid out and open
Ell. which plat has been prepared by Chas.
B. Bateman, City Surveyor.
By order of the Council.
A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
CITY clerks Office, February 10th, 1873
febl4 dow
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Special Notices.
Health Depends Upon Good Diges
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LET LOYAL MEN AND SOLDIERS
READ FOR THEMSELVES

We have heretofore published in the GATE
CRY copious extracts from editorials written
and published during the dark days of the
rebellion, by Thomas W. Clagett, who is
now asking loyal men to vote for him for
Congress He objected to our doing this.
on the alleged ground that our extracts we're
garbed, but expressed a willingness to let
the people SEQ the whole record. We pro-
pose to crafty his desire We have pros
cured true and full copies of three editorials
published in the Constitution by the said
Clngett, at time when our country was in
its life and death struggle with treason
These editorials entire we now lay before the
people of the First Congressional District.
We ask every voter to read them. They
need no comment. They are the utterances
Of a man who believed the rebels would sue
coed, and that they ought to succeed. The
man who uttered these sentiments ie not the
man WHO woaid truly represent the people Of
this District in Congress.
We distinctly charge that Thos. W. Claget,
discouraged enl;stments by prophssying the
defeat Of our armies, the dissolution Of the
Union, and the Inauguration Of civil war in
the North.
That he opposed and denounced the pro-
clamation of emancipation,
That he opposed and denounced the en-
h.tment Of colored troops.
That he proclaimed the Union /" already
destroyed.
That he declared that the last army Of
the Republic had been raised
That he declared in substance that the
cause in which our soldiers fought was not
. just cause, and that there was not q rea-
sonAble hope of success therein.
That he opposed and denounced the law
allowing soldiers to vote.
That he lAbored to convince the people
that Abraham Lincoln was an imbecile, ia.
natical, and incompetent man, and guilty Of
unconstitutional and reasonable acts.
That he declared the soldiers would hght
under no leader but Mcclellan
That he declared the great Union army Of
the Potomac " demoralized mob
That he published to the world that our
soldiers were being = led to the Slaughter
that they were demoralized and discouraged
and no match for the rebel army, which he
declared was flushed with victory, and conf
dent Of success.
That he declared the North divided, and
proclaimed that We never could succeed IA
.uppressing the rebellion, because of the di-
vision.
That he denounced the abolition ef sls very
in the District Of Columbia.
That be declared Abraham Lincoln guilty
Of such i.nbecility and unconstitutional
acts = 70 render the dissolution Of IL
Union certain, and proclaimed all q lon,
unless the people would repudiats his adj
ministrstion,
That he declared the war to be an s.in>
cendiary crusade against slavery, and that
the cause of the Government as presented
did not appeal to the patriotic instincts Of
the people, and that men who enlisted went
to battle with call the chances against
thern,', inasmuch as they we're to eight not
for the Union, but for " . dogma Of the New
York TribuRs.n
That he opposed the DRIFT
That hs ridiculsd tho patriotic Governors,
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their slave institutions.
The effect Of oil the measures of the Ad
minirration relating to slavery has been tc
unite the South and bride the North, until
We are forced to the painful conclusion tha,
ALL Is NOW NEARLY LOST, for (WHICH
the citizens Of the free States have made
such poble sacrifices in treasure aud blood.
And ell this calamity We 60 most solemnly
believe is owing to the IMBECILITY AND
UNCONDITIONAL ACTS OF the National
Administration. l. the Administration had
made proper use Of he materials OF war 50
lavishly furnished by tho loyal citizens, the
rebellion could and would have been sup.
pressed, but we fear the time has now passed
by. Certain We are that al is lost unless there
is an entire change of the whole of the pres
ent policy Of the National Government; aud
this involves an entire change in the men
who administer the National and State af-
fairs. Will the country hold together until
the people can come 10 the rsscne through
the legitimate channel Of the bAllot-box?
T. - The conviction haa become strong and
7 Er9Ts'nE { s Ny g sys5Z dsz, THAT The
BEEN RAISED. Ths sentiment i not he.
cuGar 70 any particular party, Glass or local
| ity, bHt iswidssprSaa, and Snds susaeraaee by
asaof Al parties. 4Ts know that sueh An
opinisa sxises 10 proef thss tho people Of the
lloyd 4t1ses Afe'lkss loAug conddeuce in The
sfhcdency 81 the policy which hiss been
inaugurated BY tho Administration at
Washington for the suppression Of the
rehelioa. When men afs aaksd TO sacrifice
life and property, they mus First be satisfied
that the oauss in behalf Of which the sacri>
fee is 70 Be made u . just and righteous one,
and that there 10, at least, . reasonable hope
of success. Whatsoever assurances the people
may have had in this respect eighteen months
ago, the same assurances do not exist to-day.
Then the object q which Ill were aiming.
and to which the nation was solenniy pledged,
was the restoration of the Union and the
maintenance Of the supremacy Of the Consti-
tasion. In behalf Of that object the people of
the loyal States wsre not only united, hut ex-
hibited an enthusiasm such q the world never
before Witnessed. In this alone was a guar
antse Of victory which led ail to regard the
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STATE TICKET.

Ftr Secv,tary of iCdte,
ED. WRIGHT, Of Cedar County.
FIR auditor Of Sat-,
John A. ELLIOTT, of Mitchell County
Pr Treasurer n STATE,
sAM'LE. RANKIN, of Washington County
FOR Reqitt.r Of Sat Land Office,
c. C. CARPENTER, of Webster County
Fir Attorney General,
HENRY O'CONNOR. Of Muscatine County
FOR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
Hya D4,t,tss-GEoRGE W McCRARYr
.s.rond Dtstrics-CoL WILLIAM SMYTH
TlIrd Narfct-
F6arh Dfztrin- WILLIAM LOu6HNIDQH.
FIFTH Dfstr1a FRANK ". PALMER.
.>sxsA Dst<et---
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Holm b. DRAyER, OF Henry'County
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