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Blair, on the Stomach.
lWhe Missouri Democrat says Z

+. .n.LAATIA ifSfIaUg5I SIE99,
democratic party in their present
furious attempts to)tArow up Blair,
ate like the sea siek.passsnger on the
ship, who said 'sho- had the best OF
that dinner, he tasted it once when it
went down, and again as it come up"
The democratic psrty has had two
tastes Of Blair, the first when Pres
ton, Hampton Forrest 4 Co, forced
him down their throats at Now York,
and for the second taste, see returns
from Vernon, Maine, Ohio, Indiana,
Pennsylvania, Nebraska, or the New
York World, Or National Intelligen-
saas ~ y p ~ III
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and hev got en- down to our level
They are pizen in therselves regular
ly, and hang about the groseries jest
ez we do, wich in . niger, is too
awful to be endoored. Wether we
yoosc them or not, the nigger, lis our
only holt and on him we must cheef.
ly depend. a
PETROLEUM v. NAsBY, P. NJ,
att (Which is Posm atster.
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e4 The account of the massacre as
telegraphod from Fort Pillow is as
follows aeds qea afa ...eqf ~
HOn the 18th inst, april 1864 }
the rebel General Forrest appeared
before Fort Pillow, near Columbus,
Kentucky, attackingit it with consid-
cradle vehemence. This was follow.
ed upby frequent demands for its
surrender, which were refused by
Major Booth, who commanded the
fort. The fght was then continued
up until 3 p. NJ, when Major Booth
was killed, and the rebels, in large
numbers, swarmed over the retrench-
ments. Up to that time compare.
lively few Of our men had been killed;
but Immediately upon occupying the
place the rebels commenced an indis-
criminate butchery of the whites and
blacks, including the wounded. Both
white and black were bayoneted, shot
or sabred even dead bodies were
horribly mutilated,l and children Of
seven and eight years, and several
negro women killed in cold blood,
Soldiers unable to speak from wounds
were shot dead, and their bodies
rolled down the banks of the river
The dead and wounded negroes were
piled in heaps and burned, and sever
ai citizens, who had joined our forces
fer protection, were killed or wound
cd, Out of faasrrison of six hundred
only two hnndfed re,nained alive.---
Three hundredof those massacreed
We're negroes; Eve were burned alive.'t .
This man Forrest was one Of the
LEADING spIRrrs ID tho New York
Convention which nominated Mr..
Seymour; and in a recent speech he
said, (true to his former record j 81
will toot my horn. 1 know that my
old troops will answer as they have
always done. Arm yourselves, and
be ready. You are drilled and need
no drilling. I AM IN FAVOR OF
GIVING QUARTER" s 'I7d
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NEBRASKA-MAJORITYiOFa B.,
470 ON NEARER OF CON-.
GRESS-FORTY MAJORITY
ON JOINT BALLOT IN THE
LEGISLATURE. iilist Astt9 t'
Correspondence OF the Chicago Tribune:
Omaha, Oct. 90.
Returns nearly complete from this
State show majority for John Tatfe,
Republican, for Congress-, OF 2,470.--
To the Senate, II Republicans and l
Democrat are elected, The Demo
crat chosen to the Senate is the result
of bold fraud in Lincoln county,
aud he will beousted promptly. The
House stands 81 Republicans and 8
Democrats. One ofthese five crept
in through the Lincoln fraud, and he,
too, will be sent home. Forty ma
jority on joint ballot ir Legislature
composed Of only SO members will dc
for Nebraska 7a' 1iis 5i94 ,'9 ,t5
Set us down 1000 for Grant anG
Colfax against any and all Presiden
tinl tickets which the demoralizce
Democrats may put in the field. T.
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4 COURSE the Blair family" said one
Democrat, "they are the cause Of all
'onr woes" aof{pxa
3 Course Boimont aud the bloated
be,ndholders," says another Demo
|cr at, "they refused to come down,
and are the cause Of all our woes"
Z Course tho whole party" say the
p. ople; "it got up . rebellion. kept it
ali vc, and are the cause of all our
We ,es."
There is Seymour flag stretched
acr oss one OF the streets fNew Fork
with the inscription, aThe D Kiien
Club" ! The name is no joke though
III sounds like. It. 80 2..' :.
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q ABRIGHTER DAY.
~sEswALLIAx CULLEN BRYANT.

%0s - AAAA1AAAA GVAAAl 1gS 1N = ~ -
Harness the impatient years. 7f
oh Time! ana y oks theW 70 the imperial
For, through mist Of tsars,
The brighter day appears,
Whose early bushes ange the hills afar.
A,brishter day for thee.l agi ..,...,s
On realm, whose glorious fields are spread
The dark blue Midland Sea. aot. a.., sad.
And that immensity,g 1,sy II Jfs .is.;ss
OF Western Waters which once hailed thee
Queen!
m esn,lr "a tg4aW s7p,ai eili ID 9s{.
The fiery ooursers fling .tqt
Their nscss sloft, and snur the morning
Till tl>e feet nome ITS bring sos
The expected sign to spring 4 d.a 'aftA
Along her path and leave these glooms
fJ&a
Yoke them, and yield the reins -
To Spain, and lead her to the lofty seat,
But ere, she mount, the chains
Whose cruel strength constrains
Hel limbs must fall il fragments at her
husseI' b 0tsaH esa3 4staf7i t83
Atyrant brood have wound .@
About her helpless limbs the steely braid,
And toward guilt profound siS
They drag her gagged and bound
Down among dead mems bones and frost
and shade. . : -.
oh, Spain lthou vert, Of yore, ,j,. -
The wonder Of the realm, In prouder
Thy naughty forehead wore, l.ii8 F3
-, Whist u shall wear NO more, 8t
The dtadem Of both the hemispheres.
Tothee the ancient Deep 9 r99
Revealed his pleasant undiscovered lands,
Fsd pnn ns: srd wnefe 1ins ssMs cI.a sssp'
EarthS ifichest spoil was offered to thy
sahahds.nc 11sefv i,
Yet thop, when land and sea
SEM thee their tribute with each rolling
And kingdoms dfouched to thee, ,,
Vert false to Liberty,
And therefore art thou now shaskled
= elaves 2 a5ts.s3 ,{t5}5f3R9 sIi8
wilt thDuinot. yet again, W f ,ia
Put forth the sleeping strength that in
the lies.
And snap the shameful chain, .a3'-2
And foroe that tyrant train E
To fiee before the anger Of thine eyes?
Then shall the hafnessed years
Sweep cnward with thee to that glorious
height ~. 49, ..4..ft .IgsF
which even now appears Y Ib 3
Bright through the mist or tears. a
The dwelling place Of Liberty snd Light.
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Pollard, the rebel, til reatening Da-
Wis reputation with book, reminds
q Boston paper Of Aeteon devoured
by his own dogs. The comparison
reflects either on Pollard or the dogs,
eean't make out which.
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Keep It, Before THE People

V1n,> r%,,n.N. rwr.
AUp ~ D0aOro Inc FeOple:
mat Francis T. Blair used the fol-
lowing language in his celebrated
Broadhead letter, which secu,red "a, him
tho. nom;n.t;orl ~ ~ VA D.: .
a''on ..,. ior .no VIZ vlceIrresi- 81
uoncy atIno nands OF all the red
handed traitors, and unhung williams
of the Tammany Hall Convention 4
"There il but ona u.v - a., ~
the government and sha oons.;t ~ aessore 's.;nr.
and that - for az p-ss.s.us D.. Suns''.n.lon' .,.
declare these acts nnH ,sJ s.s III .'eos - {,
the aypav q undo ;ts ~. ~, 'o.Hes
Soath 1;snsrse 1osrpa.scHS g tne 2
GovernnettsI oxo,1 II J ,1Sys ~ ], III 1sN.e =
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400 Recruits Wanted.

| will receive two hundred stout
able bodied men, if they win present
themselves at my head quarters BY
The 1stlof June, with good horse and
gun. / wish none but those who
desire to be actively engaged Ny
headquarters, for the present. il at
Corinth, Miss. Come on boys, if
you want 3 heap Of fun, and kin some
Yankees. ! a5'fF t9a9 t5..s9
n .1ia Hioa NIB FORREST,
81 Col. CONG Forests Regiment.
81 How do you like that White Boy
in Blue ?lJha97 81 aI .balgaa bn.
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sKilling Yanks.Ys \

u On the 18th of May 1862 Gen.
Napoleon i Bonaparte Forrest, at
present, and then high cookalorem
of the Democratic party, issued she
following recruiting call, in the Mem
phls A,alareAs, then published At
Corinth, Miss:
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For New kinds Of Stoves, go to
Wallace &CO.
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The Assassins Party.

.
g Gen. Frank P. Blair delivered a
set speech last Friday night at ST.
Louis, in which he deliberately made
use Of the following language in
speaking Of General Grant as f.5a..
"The military chieftain who is lift
ed to power in the name of the Pres
ident, but pho ,0ill saeuer ledve the
Presidential mansion dlive!"
The Missouri Democrat from which
we CLEAN, says this attrocious senti-i
ment was cheered to the echo, by the
paroled rebel Democrats, composing
ninetenths of the audience. ie3n
It would be enough to stagger and
paralyze human credulity, to believe
that candidate for the second office
within the gift of the people, should
openly, and unblushingly predict,
and counsel assassination, as q means
Of success, were it not for tho fact
that the party that backs him had
given us the rebellion, with its three
hundred thousand green graves; it's
Andersonville horrors; it's Booth, and
the bloody murder Of the great and
good Abraham Lincoln. omog dg0y
q With its record, and it's latest open
invitation to murder an obnoxiousand
successful opponent, made by its candi,
date for the Vice Presidency, who
daresto say that we do tho Copper
heads injustice by calling them the
"Assassins party" .
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Wallace SEQ.
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There is . blithcsome maiden that
lives next door to me her eyes are
black as midnight, and handsome as
can be. Her cheeks are full of dim
pies, and red as any rose and then
this love OF mine, too, has got Ro-
man nose asked her if she would
have me-this was the other night
and this was her reply, triends -
"Why, Jimmy, you are tight" Says
l, aI know / have, love, aboard lit
tle'wine; but that is not the question
will you, or not, be mine n And
then she put her face, friends, as near
mine as she could, and with the
sweetest smile, friends, said simply
that she would escort me to tt,,
door, if was ready to depart, fAne
thus it was the girl next door ..lccli
ned my heart and hand.'
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For good Stoves, go to T. X. Wal
aces 70. '1e- E ss9 q
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e Never faint when you are alone. -
Always select some good aopportuni-
ty-or young man. The more per
sons there are 1sbout you, the moro
successful will be your faint. "a wo-
man should not only fains well, but
be above suspicion. ae9sw has5
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!. ~ ~. f4tt = E z
I'D Qrs Bloody King,
In the Dfnpnal Cave.

1 4. Il. K. t&t{ gos
Z, aa I'D Qrs Bloody King,
In the DiDmal Cave.
When the Cocks shall crow and
the bloody Moon shall be hid, and
the Dismal Cave shall open unto
our Brothers. oppressed, when the
Clock shall IL strike, and the sound
Of the Bloody Pistol shall thrice be
heard, then another shall fall by the
Bloody hands Of *. x. e When
greasy Lightning shall have flashed,
and the fiery Serpent shall have his
sed, then by the light OF the Bloody
Dagger, 1--WE strike the II far
tai blow. BY Order Of G. II. Giant,
acting Bloody King, we Klan Of
Bloody Hands, defy you to use any
of your influence against our Klan
on Tomorrow. F@ a fa..ss3g s
25th day By Order giia 4
Cloudy Moon Bloody King
XXX {
The election Of General Grant will
guarantee the security Of the life and
property ofjust such men as General
Coon, to remain with the same inn
punity in Alabama, as in Iowa.
The election Of Seymour and Blair
will overthrow reconst struction; with
draw the army from tho South, and
turn over the resident, as well as
carpet-bag loyalists, to the tender
mercies of these incarnate fends,
who will speedily make the South Q
hell upon earth to every man who
isioyal to his country. ssia s
No candid man, whether he be Re-
publican or democrat, can deny that
this is fair statement, g8aa.
lfyo therefore desire peace, law
and order, in every section of the
country, you will vote for Grant. sro.
If you desire q carnival of anarchy,
riot and bloodshed, you will vote the
revolutionary ticket Of Seymour and
Blair.
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IL One Of the best cures for Blair bite
is to apply some of the hair of tho
Same dog: s'ifv9h 9dI yGh 4a5l 3At4
II eThe Democratic party Of the pres
ellt day is Democratic in name, and
nothing else. The old Jefferson and
Jackson principles have4besn aban-
doned. The man who did not escape
the rope by three hours is the author;
otall to which the Democratic party
of the present day snbscribes. 1thas
mot one scintillaOf trne, DemOcracy,
to animate its carcass. - Frank BtdT
in 1864 AiaaaHMcJ E4aJasgJl3 BAat
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Once Again Brave Boys--Long
b4a Metre--Raise It!

Where nov IL the ssDeerfeld farmer. - 1.
Where NOW isI thS stDeerfield farmer.'' u
Where now IL the 4aDeerfield farmer.n
81 seymour OF the horDey hand?
He 81 planting a patch Of melons. o4Gi @
He Honspa9ntlnga % patch Of melons, YiiH,s5il
He u planting patch of melons, icetos
Flowing up the Salty Land IN IS
Where nov Is Blsiring Francis, q u.
Whose now ID Blairing Francis, ;Si 70 81
Whee4 row sts Blairing Francis. n Al
Win his sword and fery brand(y)s
He's got tickets on the steamer Ku-Klux.
He's got Hckots0n the steamer Ku.K Klux.
He's got tickets on the steamer Ku-Klux.
Ahght DRAFT, faBt-sailing, l0w-press-
ure. sideawheel boat, due November 4, in
the Salt River Land.
y ~ 9thtt8A Sf41 @t 3H4 - j. e
Where npwi Is George H. .Uireenbabks,
Where nov is George II. Greenbacks,
W more now fs George III. Green backs,
oaSearching for the Promised Land |?
--.33liinYa4o3 a9f{H HsyaHs ai5sFa4lfs
He went up with his rag tag Escort,
He went up with his rag tag Escort,
e9safely TO SaltRiver Lskei s'iFa
ali a6E5&f6I Ai8 i.i3fif a. E,a ~ ,#-s
Where new Is Vallandsgham,
Where now is VallanDIGham,
Where now is VallanD Cham, ~ k'aa
He who leads the 'martyr" band?
shE9fgt 9alQe Go ttaa d lliaEifeg
He went up in q red hot canvass, III.
He went up in red hot canvass,
He went up In q red hot can vass. .,a
ha Safely to Salt River Land sag
10 ais8 9Bf o83 yBHa 1nD a&l y
Where now 10 little Sam Cary. 54 s4t
Where now ID little Sam Cary,
Where now is little Sam Cary,
Has he reached the Promised Land?
YgG ne aaaId i &E9as Q ast3s3L
He went up In his eight hour chariot. e
He went up in his eight hour chnriot,
He went up in his eight hour Chariot
safely 10 Salt River Land. 1
-a0 Qisf9hE tn&ta9tsHtf3 &it E..F 8
Where n6w is Tom A. Hendricks, Il a
Where now u. Tom a. Hendricks, )
wnere now is Tom A. Hendricks,
Hopeises gone to the promised Land
-2eNHA ,DElfI9 Ssh 0IEt E3BEBT ,SgIN
Helcan't be Governor, hecan't be Senator
decan't be Governor, he can't be Senator
He can't be Governor, he can't be Senator
For he's bound for the Salty Land.
t&94lSi G----- 7ttig 3f1i
eaua III THEREIN. 98ts4a Una NJ
Wonaan BY her arts and Rraoes. 4
Soon all0res Us to our end.
But ne'er was woman halfso charming.
AS when taken with the "bend."
aHA8 ,si$a 98} tfgg! Sta 30 tO aa
efsf f'l AND AREMEDY. afes 3
Can nought be edons TO stop this evil,
Ii there not1ght At baud that we can
IA s0es Ei01f 1apz8 te8&af ts3.af
Yet stop, why not apply this minute,
AheAted flannel and some ginger tea.
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= A Partisan belle performs her alb,
lutions I'M $4,000 silver, tub. a,ssf. :,

/ Already several Southern Journals
denopnces John Quincy Adams a .
milk-and-water man, "but little better
than rank Radical" ." One journal
says they care neither Hindoos nor
Hottentots, to be talked TO like chill,
dren." .e..sa -, ~ ;''s''.. IS s,
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Hash.
y Schuyler Coifax and Nellie aWade
are to wade into the matrimonial wst
ers, on the 9Th inst. 4" a2,e y l +

Helmbold, an extensive Contractor
on New York water works, who has
amassed q princelYi fbrtuns ainarend
ing hiIqdack nostfum fct Urinary and
vsneria.l !. diseases, 1 has gwen w the dem
ocratic National Comnittee $4,000
to elect Seymour. This is the most
rematkable case ofgratitude, that we
have been able to chronicle lately.
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q QUERY. Didn't the news from
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana re
mind the Democracy Of the famous
dispatoh ssnt by General Lee to jeff.
Davis, just before his surrender, say.
Elngsd1 Grant has broken my lines in
three places2" 93e9o yty8dal 4e,sesbI
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- One of Louis Napoleon's former
mistfesses keeps q concert cafe at
'Bfussells, where she points to two
children who have as much N apoleoh.,
IL blood - theP Prince Imperial i've
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Heart pierced CONN with Pistol and
i with sd. e. COON" bowie knife
an arrow. inscribed thereon. crossed.
Index hand &te
pointing TO Cross 3 YitB I
~ heart b,nes. =,
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{a The latest rumor is that in case
Blair isswitched off the track, $40 600
Ruchu Helmbcld, is to take his place.
ii Three thousand disenth rallied, and,
redeemed sIrishmsh, from the tolls Of
democracy, are nov members Of fGrsnt
clubs in New York City. ,E3ei - s

y Wendell Phillipps is as uutiring as
4 hound. ! He is still going for the
impeachment Of Andy johnson, With
% lively spirit worthy Of more
promiaing cause, Go ii il old gad fly.
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nIt is an honor that will not hap
penttwice in aiman's life time, to vote
for such aman,a as Grant No young
man can well afford to throw away his
chaace."-Beechcr. sdt 10 iial tt buii
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AND AREMEDY.

Can nought bs done TO STOP this evil,
IL there nought at baud that we car
Yet stop, why not apply this minute,
A heated flannel and some ginger tea.
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THE BEND.

Wonan BY her arts and graces,
Soon all0res MS to our end.
But ne'er was woman half so charming,
AS when taken with the "bend."
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Where now is George H. Greenbabks,
Where now is George Fl. Greenbacks.
Where now " George II. Green backs. g
odSearching for the Promised Land /?
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NA9BY.
Mr.. Nasty gives his visps on the SUD-
ject Of the Coming Ezcction-His
hopes and fears.

Mr.. Nasty gives his visscs on the sub.
.ject Of the Coming Election-His
hopes and fears.
Posr OFF1cE CoNFEDRIr K ROADS, !
(Which is in the Stait nv kentucky !
sia t.il Oct 13, 1863.
I am sometimes gloomy aud des.
pondcnt, and never more 20 than
nov. 70 me the skie IL dark: to me
the clouds is lowerin,a and the pros-
pex gloomy. First the crops is agin
as. Wat We wsntid to make ashoor
ance doubly shoor wuE jolly fall
yoor nv crops. He'd the wheat fall
ed in Ohio, 'Ihjianny and Illinoy.-
he'd the potatoes rotted in the field,
and the corn come to naught, we
Good hcv carried them States easy.
For it's. the-nacher nv men to charge
up everything from . theevin post
matter 10 the failyoor nv corn-the
first the most tri6in, and the latter
Qn view NV the effeck on the price
nv lickker) the most stupenjus evils
which can effeck mankind they
charge everything nv this kind up
TO- the account Nv the party in pow
81, and they vote agin EN-. When
mfsfortune waves her red flag in
ther faces. they charge sgin itlike the
bull, never thihkin uv the drawd steel
wich is behind to receive EN-. Nv
offichel existence is q drawd steel.
But Providence Is agin ne now, ez
in the past. Providence hes q most
aggravatin knack Nv comm in jest at
the proper time for the Republican.
party. Here wuz q preshure in mon.
ey matters, in conscience of short
crops for yeafs-we stept in and Of
fered 4 cure in the shape Of unlim-
tied ishoo Nv greenbax, but alas jest
ex the dose wuz bein swallered the
crops interfered, givin everybody all
the greenbax they wanted, and mas
KNIT to the intererest Nv everybody
not to hev any more adoat for fear
twood depreeshate them wich they
he'd, and At one stroke this plank
wus knoct out from under Us. \
It is my opinion that we'd better
drop our finanshel policy. At all
events we he'd better let the Pendle-
ton ice die out in the West and sub
stitute Seymour's for it in that Sec
shun. It don't make much difference
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He went up with his rag tag Escort,
He went up with his rag tag Escort,
He went up with his rag tag Escort,
% Safely TO EaltRiver Lakei Eiis
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