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EukiLLk LODGE, .No. 342, N. A.A.
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ings on eVeryWedneidit3r Eieqing,for work
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B. S.• COLWELL, W. M.
194imer, HAVEN, seep.
3 - 01 IN S. MANN . i
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ATTORNEY:AND tOUNSELLO I R AT LAW,
Condi3rsport, Pa., will.' attend the several
Courts in Potter and rliean Grunties. Ali
tinsinen entrusted in his care will receive
pri3mpt attention. Office corner of Meat
and Third streets. , 1 I
, ARTHUR G. •OLMS
£TTORNEY 6r, COUNSELLOR
Coudersport, Pa., will attend t.
entrusted to.his care, with pr
fidt'ity. - Office on'Sotli-'weat
' and,Potirtli streets. .1,"
, • • ISAAC BENsol]
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Coudersport, Pa., will
attend to all butiness etitiustetl to' him, with
eaie and'promptness. . Office op Second st:
siyitr. the Alleghenrilridge
F. W. KNOT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Conderspor,t. Pa., wilt
jegularrir attend' the'Conits in Potter an((
iiajoinineoounties. '
• :O. T. ULLISON,I - I
_PRACTICING CondersportyPa4
respectfully informs the citizens of the'sil
lage and vicinity that he will !proruply re
'pond to all calls for professional services.
office on Main st., in. building ;formerly oc
cupied by C.. W.. Ellis, Es., ; .
C: S. - & E. 'A..JOTES!,
Ds/Lima IN DOGS; MEDIC NES, PAINTS
Oilsjancy Articles, Stlttioneri, Dry. Good:,
Groceries, Acc., Slain st.; Couderseort, Pa.
D. E..O,IiMSTE'D, I
fitiLEitim DRY_ GOOIJS,' READY-BADE
Clothing, Crockery, Groceris, &c.. Main st.y
Condersport, l Pa'. • . ' .1
COLLINS &Mint
SEALER in Dri'Good . s,Graceries; Provisions,
Hardware, ,Queenswqre,' Cutlets, Eltlcl
• I ' Goods usually "foUnti in e. country Store.—
tiideriport, Nov. 21, 1861. 1
COUDERSPOWF HOTEL,
*AP. GLASSIFIRE, Proprietor, Cornet, t=
Main and Second Streets, Coudersport,Pot
. ter Co., Pa.- . •
..ik• Livery Stable is also kept in conned
%lon with this Hotel.
MARX 'GILLON,
fAitAikaOeitrly, opposite this Coa'rt•lTouse—
' clothei tntitisteo, to him in
tlielfitett ttnd best styles—Prices to salt
the tietes. , —Gire. him a cail. 13.41
V owtarso., • . . . . . . . S. D, KELLY.,
-OL)ISTED & KELLY,
JRALRA I,N STOVES, V & SE(ER'I'. IRON
WARE, Main nt.dhearly opposite the Court
House, Coudersp)o . rt.,.. Pa.it Tin and Sheet
.Iron. Ware maaiz to ordet :lin good style, on
' SPRING MILLS. ACADEMY.-
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Board 11.50 per week.
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Furnished rooms . for
,self l hoarding at low
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pal or the undersigned.
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1;\- • /' ' 7 -r 4e 1 ' 91 -.eki° il i e 'l" ei P i-es '6f
Suppose it were left with Jefferson:
Dayia.to,deeide should be z ,elected
the 13 day of October, far whom, think
you, would that arch-taaitor decide
Would he declare-in favor of a man
whose time and energies have been given
to,the_werk of eatinguishing the rebel
lion-fa Mau Who hits- been 'theiight arm
141,theaovernatant from- the , very, outset
- of' the war, ard - who le day the most
lionered'among Onvornots ' as be is
hated by traitors everywhere ? You'very
litioW that Jeff. 'l)avis would never
decide:in ; favor of. Artnitnv... CoRTIN.
ion know this as J jon &' Dow every self
r' ;"
But it is not in the
,nature of circum
stances that Jell DCA should be an on
, interested speatatorofAhes,ontpet between
And Ciirtiii'intt the loyal - Repub.
~licans-and: D etnocrats •on -the one hand,
and - Cfearge AVS . Wot4ward n'd "the Cup -
'perheada.on the: others. :Jeff. Davis. has
a choice. He desires' the
,election
,of
- Giorye' W.' 'MA:heard: Thiamin Wood
_ward declared for, Jeff Davis's, bastard
Confederacy in his epeeoii Of Decetuber,
1860::"LHe .dedlared thav effort 'that
we must arise and reassert the rights of
the slavehulderr and - that a time might l i
arrive w:ten the slaveholder might,appeal
to the sword to protect hituself in the
possession of his' property ; and that, in
the opinion of
,setue
,of, the States, that
time was then.Coraec•
As a matter of course,, then, Jeff. Da-'
vis will 'desire -t ha election - of WUodward,
who in the beginning, publicly,proclaiw
ed hVntielf the.Ch'aitipVin of Secetisians•
Freemen, we have I tq pease Abraham
lancolu,ror Jeff Davis, when we deposit
our votes:ort r,he_ no. g: October. Can
local men hesitate whom to please ?
Agitator.
t Col. Thomas C. M..ll'Dowell, 're
cently an editoi''b T f' the'llarrisburg Dem
ocratic State , own, BOA, *lns speech in
Beaver county, last Friday—
"lie had been'sfriiggling. for some time
to discover, , how, km. ; lon Id
.ccuun out. from
his old 'Fiiiify"agsndisatiothi," and 'he found
he yin, huggt o ng myth.,-11is duty to
his country, at the present time, was The
result of his contidgrations. Ihe election
of Hr. Woodward would inspirit the
Rebels, ari&inteivittiliiri,of foreign pow.
era would happen as suro as night follows
day."
Eia
AT 'LAW,
all liasiness
mptnes and
:net of,Main
The Pittsburg Commercidl affirms
that. Geo', iiltiellen,4peliifef -Penn
sylvania polities, expressed himself allX•
bus for the •re:electiott ef-do'v. Curtin,
and that, if in the p State, he should speak
. •
and vote for him.
We know not.huvr.thak isi hut we are
told the letter pumped out him for the
Lewisburg dewoostration was net enthii
shade for Woodward, but was "Uueutidi
tkinally Union, sl Irhielyis not the gee
of a Judge who said, "Let South Caroli
na go peaceably:"
. • .;
Will so m ebod y explairi to ni why the
law, 0fi183,9 3 ' ' 'fermi twig 'itoldjers:te vote,
Was cot deeared unconstitutional at the
time the Mexicadiblbtit'eers were voting?
iVas it because they were, fighting in the
interest of-shivryt, and so entitled to en
joy peculiar privileges_?_
I Was the constitutionality of that law
Over questioned until the army vote',of
1.61 revealed. the_ significant fact that
li dtssizths of the tiolfii4s were Republi
;
ill,e; s 1 It was i nevot. : questioned until
a.
1 ,..
I mg. — 'hanielW: toorheis, Of Indiana.
is an - 11**mM ttmspeatc;lor •W,ondwoci in .
Pennsylvania. This is the Voorhees who
called thti: Uiliiiil '.B - aidiere,:l 44 .Lincolo's
dogs," and who was with difficulty saved
from being hungcbi tidldiers in Indiana.
r t iding in a car. Hlzuwife..being along,
they released . Itinrfo'r IMr 'entreaties, but
Opuipelled_him to leave the train, for they
syould nut ride Will liim.
Is this True.
(111 The Efuntingd3O - atube,a reliable Dem
. eratie journal, to:loyal tbjupport Wood
ward for r tioyfrrot: L and 3.
11triejently inde•
ilenddia j tli eitit'ittilufitieuee - tor burtin,
4446300: rpi i l min 'startling, statement':
Judge : Woodward has a.loyal son in
the snail 1 -0 . hen- ihizi sin] brought
home; io hiS father's house in Philudel•
phia, badly wouiked in one leg, and
while he was,reeeiviwhe kind attention
of wewberli'of thefainiliiiid 'neighbors,
the_Judge._tnadeins appearance at...the
bed room door of the sufferer, and raisins
his hands, he saluted his son with•the
following.lengu f ge ; pity you
vere not'abt "the other
kiginfiyAting tOis-Atttizol.y joar, ( 7 7 -,
This rather traitor is now asking 'Union
men to vote for htmiforßrovernor. The
go:dier or soldiet's friend who can vote
f o r him eimilibbeitioliailitAirall loyal
'Moiety.
COUDERSPORT,POTTER 'COtiN'TY, , PA WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, liSOS"„, 4.. "' ; ' ; *
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SLAVEItr AND,-RELIGION::,
•
On the' 13th December MO, ge
. Virocidivard,.the present ; Dereopr atie verhead candidate for Govertior,.delivered
speech in khiladelphm;in whi r chlrgnitig
that the world caned' and will not 'live
With Out cattail:mid that Cotton'oan be rais
,
ed,enty by negroes in .a state of slavery,he
went so far as to say : • . _
"Atid,thos it happens that: the .provi
dence of that Good Being who has watched
over .us from the beginuing,and savedlns
from exte , nal: foes, has so ordered , oar in •
tunal relations as to make. Negro Slayery
an incalculable blessing-to us and to the
people. of Great Britain.:, . . '
"it will be. said' that- Slavery ,is a sin
agaitist God, and therefore, • diat,all rea
sons 'drawn from our material inteksta,
•fbr favoring or abetting it, =St - gb •for
nothing.. If it be a sin, L agree there:is
an end to my argument. But :what right
has the AbolitiQuist to nronounee it a sin?
I say "Abolittotik, because the - yistor.o . f
the 'First - Presbyterian Church 'of BrOdk
lyn, in n'sermon preached withia - a wedr,
defined an' Abolitionist to be one )who
hoids that Slavery is a sin. I accept the
definition, and according to, it, tuauy of
our best Christian people' Must be de.
counted Abolitionists; fcir it is astonish.
ing huw eztengvely the religious Mind
I of the North has admitted into itself that
suspicion, not. to say conviction, that
slaseholding is a sin. 'lf a sin, then•it is
a violation of Some Divine lay ;"fur siu is
the ttansgression of the laic.' Now I deny
that,any aUcli law has evet been revealed.
'lle burden of showing it is on him
who alleges it and when it is, shOwn,
agree it Shull rule out ail that' has been
said or can be said for a Union founded
on slavery.' I bind myself never to raise
my voice again in favor of such a . Union.
But so far
,frilif any such' law being . found
plainly 'Written fur our instruelioo, whO
ever will stucly"the Pairiarahol.andLe
viewal.institutions will see,thejirinOiple
of human bondage and, of property in
man dibinely sccnetioned,,Vnot divinely
ordained; and in all the sayings of our
Smioin , we hear no injunction for the
suppression of a slavery which eiisted
under His eyes, whilst He deliCeted many
makiins and' principles which;like. the
golden rule, entee right into and regulatp
'the relation.' So d'o the writings. of Paul
abuund with regulations of 'the relation,
but not with injunctions for its suppres.
skin. -
"If the go to the most accredited -
tuentators, or consult divines really arse
and good in our own midst,- 7 -or, what is
better, study and search the Scriptures
for Ourselves,—we shall fail to find a law
which, fairly interpreted and npplied jug.
tities:any man in asserting, in or ; out of
th:,t pulpit, that the begro slavery'.of the
United States is sinful. What rightChed,
I ask again., has the Abolitionist to cheat
tender' consciences into 'hntiliiy tp an
nstituttun ou which our Union js funded
in part T Good people say, we du nut
wish- to disturb slavery where it exists
by local leer, but believing it to be sinful
and inexpedient; we, will Dot cutout" to
its extension, nor assist to restore the 'fu
gitive to, his waster. Such people Soon
collie to conceive'that the Wore unfriendly
theyian feel, towards slavery,
.the inure
harsh speeches they cau make . atiodt !dare
h9bterti, the tnare.they help on the
,irre
prei m
sible orifliet, the better they . will
reemutneed themselves to -Gutl.".
It appearx diai Judge Wood'siaid',l
teaching has not, been without effect.
His present supporterti maintain his &hie
doetrities and proclaim infamouti
no - finds Witlinut reserve. 'N'fici
leiter on this subjectjAim"Mr.Str.oud,
well knew° by hiti valuable work on "The
Law of Slavery," alipears in the • Phila.
tietphi.6,; North itrierieczn — & U. S.
zette, uud will "enahle every one to judge
fur himself" concerning this new issue.io
party polities :
"From - several pamphlets reeeutly pub
lished and extensively circulated, it • ha's
beciiine evident that a new issue in Petiu
s}lvania party politics° has been bulgur , '
steel, vii : Whether negro .slavery,:aii it
is. inaintained in•the Southern States noit , !
in rebellion-agaiosi the - tuitional.
.govern==
went, consistent .with the Chtiatiiin
religion ? •
deem it proper, .therefore, in orcbir
that every one way be enabled to judge'
fehiuis'eli on' this iinportant subject, to
give's Very brief.suwuiary .the legal
incidents Of Southern, slaVery. , . Every
part auCparcel of this - Summary °way' be
authenticated by- the • statutes -of one or
other Of •iliose States, 'and -the ` reported
decisions of their 'highest- conite-ofjuilt
catOre. - • 1 . •
: , eitid a fundamental principle of negro
slavery - tbat a Ante ii-a 'chattel
wholly, under the dowinienroChisimaster,
subjkstto be;,houg,ht.add sold piecisely
aft if be:sterna! harm or 811/ We.. lie way
be feibroi:olOthediloctob or little es-Atis
master may prescribe—may be compelled
io labor as well °he - day4s another,
jund as - hard and* tong as Ins)stastuy may
,
direct.. • " •
- "The slave has_no legal right whatever
~-*cannot own anything, may ke farbidtlen
I all soniayi*itluhts,Mlotos4.a.J.:ll.o 'kept
in Alit wOst: h.edtg:-. jg..P:9114 ; it
lowed ttkbeinqvnyttol;to ofoi,jktitbP*l •
any legal provisioniorgegniringOrno3vl=
edge
_of, his,, ye) ifflions duties iacupableoi
z diait la ge;!'ac, - riigir ,
over thole"
natural ufFspiinO, liable , ..46,,huvedttentit
aoy age Aorn . frota ; biTotithogi4Aslighti
,cst, coystiltat ion prqiieference,o, it,is,j:p „ OF.
went or histsehngs ; liableYhtweelf
'tr'oth -. 1 I;enr itile - fibnViiiiir
h iiikiltiaint
ted and encouraged: to.-col9bitrislis ttife.
f-le : tnay be Ous,-ruthlessly,carrie'd to a
retuinlesa.'ilistiinee,,' not: - Imilk *Out hiS
eliildreri
• i.heirl..niothci;jihnijr - p*
'elsolhe ';.
"The law ;also "eigressli sanctionsOi l ia
MaSter'in beating
ri . fitt4fo r liroj
in .irons, compelling i%iu tsi'vr'eat 'i ? ro:iged
iron . ce_ars,
_m
y.te eg!. „P? ,r,1491: 1 !
614t
lsz,fe4i, .}1; be lot .9-44iiig
he"MaY'l:W!.olled'hly,aqOnti;(6 - 4 , .46ii . he
way"refiiss'e to stirreu'dcr.,,. .
Whple".ne r this,,Minsniari
myself to' waiokai i in its, literal arid, full
extent, aocOrding to, the. law of - 6 - ne - Or
another 'of the';'Soirthern Slareholding
States._
- FulLADELpur4,, , Sept 15,' 1863.
• FlnaWc .
Gov: l's Sued a 'proeltitytt
non' stating 'pia of the payinent,
ru
cellation; and extino i nislittient of ,f9',54,
720 40, of the public debt of
on wealt for t lie'yeat enclittit
7th? 1863.. As this proe'..ainatioti is, made
to .obedience to law, .we: pre'suino ,
'not be denounced t'te an eleCtiOninriivi
- •
- This, fact - appeals to•• taxpajers,..
enormous; debt of:the State,:beit renew•
tiered, was mainly,contranled*der . Dew
'Oeraitc misrule., : . , The-. amount tif„ debt
extinguished - While th4'party-i:ss in pow;
er, in times of profound pette , p,. l 6eldour c
exceeded that, ex ti ngnishrd by f o.v, , : , Cur,
tin dwidg this" . present'Y,ellr 4 . 04,
tesit-yeroAllia
b4•
Pensei of 'Oa: State , VOlment,'uesitY
5100,000'in 18 . 62, in,the midst of a isistlY,
war, and found hie - weir AlP;to recollanetid,
a cOnsiderable reduction Of ,t,4e rate, of
taxation ib kis la 4 annual incssaie,; and
What better recommendation can_he have
With the taxpaying,pulilin? _
yen wish the. burden of . taxation to
•
be increased ; if . yon want forei ,, a nations
to.rank. Pennsylvania 'with ` States hoitile
to the Government; toliritig
the realities of
.war, ,homn i , to. "eveiY-iiin
smitten fireside in' :he domMoriwcalth i
;hen suffer the election of Mr. Wocidward
. • -
But if you desiteno , pe of these calamities
to come x upon tl)e pep - pl - 9, Ppntigyjyania.
work---work, in earnest,.for'
CURTEST
two' kinds
The follotving! is 'an . froin
speech : lypgll,or Mid!.
ana. it cleptiy shows rekg_e.:l3e
tree!' true Dewoorata.and Copperheads,:
- :-"T;ie' assertion has: bee•ii:' that
oone'but. the bemocriitic pailpednldsaVe
the ctiontry. • But; c has 'Or; DeilitY•
orat4 do you inean aiolio'•stiOe'theleoett•
try 'Thottuls 4effelfstiti
Detuticrat. [S?Plause hail a Yale
President of.-t h e OrAdroin
Mr Burr was 'inside of '
the4istuberatii
organization [liahglitet.T 'Wer e ' they
cot both Democrats I—COMing,`-fronvjef:
ferson to JacksOlf, ire "fi'lld: that Andrew
Jackson had 'a Vied ,
I'Preilideriti:biAlte
mime of •Jtilin Wits a net
Calhoun inside of the . Deniectiticrtorgae'-
izatioii much as' Gletteitiy - jaclisoit 11[6;
self ?--Ccuiti ti 6
,from Jackstiri fitoll
Stephen_ A. Icottglis 'tiot' be ti
representative of the old Jeffersini JaCk‘ . . 2
son Deillociacy A,t Can'
cryhtid-a Vice PreSicieet fu -• -•the tidison
of Juli,it C. Bieckiniidg • iineaDein
()drat too.- Then We' htilie-ifeff'ersoit and
'Burr, Jackson and Callidun; and Nagle);
and Breckiuridge, - 111 - Ifiti'de - of the-Deni
o'Craiie ring.; • [Lau t ihter.3 , ••Do — •-fliti
low Jeffthson,' •ilaCkSuti tit! cf 1 . , . 1:i0 . tights; or
Burr, • ealWoun• and ; , Brebliitiridg t ol: lYi
you -follow t liese'last r 0.1rie.4 of cin0,110.9
,Wh'etit,Vdtv: . liCar a thaii::saying-tliat?:the'
only party dint can save: the' dottntry . is
thetlletifocratie party, , be: s•urei ti6d - astierr
twin what he thetini 'y ithe:' , Deaueraey;
whether it- ik genuitie or 7 begitV.L l ,- TheVe
cab' bit 'no siieb- thitietst.t! true Tentixiiat•
who deed 'riot atapd' •up:•foe- titre
[Long '4oplatitie.]
pEN
band , vof Sghnmg men Oitithitt•fidd'bliviy
ismied ititiniebt plea fOi• tbe're:dleafiod
efltbelireseof Givfernciraf•thdStattylika
they know, and in WhOtiribeyethe'Aniat
unbounded confidence.
Rao -Wei
l';1 . ` I 7 -
e .The , Oluo soldle T rimOsifuilititietuilbei;
`
175
MP tYlf.l9te l . .APA h RP*4 EIP4 (InitNe4—.
taw:AO:vote , at tytt entail ngi apcfall - attbse
queot elections . ; and act lepreseri
to tda pfir4 ir '
• t • ; • i;it i nR
fhe enil armies 'dletribUtin4 • the •
tif.p.
eSsarp,tolanks kuld, in. 41104. J_Mr:•driFkl4: l9 )
coMmisSiUned.l3o he Ir.altandigha pict,
I tOlieiriitient t it lit' R(!s
-„ pn
enranh:reedited
..
at
,arid ;;
.. erat c-r-•
9 P. l 11 .
-111L, ,, andliwasJ _Of! , cob rse ; respect4ll7. 'te ,
icetved-1 hl , l3'6fi'l4olinl2A::Gitiffeldr who is:
- Chibi 2 oi l Stiariti: G l en!' Itesde4Oss, (a;hd,
JI " JAM - 61 a ti
kriPt)g: Pct. 41;11 at d.bafi ` a-co~cersnclon'
„nFppllties,: thereof t h 6 .substAnc el is, th us
reilorteci by a correspondent of 'The Cin'
, • I
iii 6~ rernakicod:. in. tini?ith,.3050.2. , 9
ti nrideritiia.e,th4
pr9fe,stse4. heti eve-th at n'G ovein wen t
cOuTit'uoi succeed in:pTughin4the Reoel
lino, and that it,yika fp tiviir ntimaludi•
ately and un9grniitiopay.,y A stoppin. tke
,t,vr,; . .toliil49ll,pcitfit)ls. : analveypd grim+
_ . .
i lt .'lF.A • .1 -."."'
JOarifew"-4.l.l';.cOP.tr4TS to
t 4 6 :
siiould • succeed,„ypur .party„.wpu)cl„,l?6
.
ialureitk
•
ri g il , lB 7 -* TeP. 10. some . extent.,-. •
Tt. jr l ;;:f9w , .4l'si:4ina
- army may fte- ennaged7 in al terrible battle
with 1trf.m. , ...? whole force. POSSO)Ir we
MIY Y 1 4 14 ./ ' nl3 t 5. l) P r, P a r t Y he
iaiared•k;y..stich a result . • .„
la Iffulta—,N l 4pll, spa yinnldaffeek the
result of election. • * -- I° `
. • ~
lartf4c? . 77 P h then,- ott ' „partiiyou
don't waakto.se,e,umanceeed,T . l , .
6'rijidis—Realfy, we haitt no interest
'
are
,perfeetl3 itliffer
eat, t then, Whether we - or , Brag7g. , are
artishol?-rri , ''
I Griffiths -rather laraOlid •,sayino:
Itip plcry*4. j_c4e_ !eft' iP lkejsfiues - Or
the , Pghti J.l l lt:lggrafu l lY viii).ll44lP.ll4ioUl
ng, h ut.„ hitt ; pert y ath tze with
,i psencranf,in ilia coming straggle.
SoMeithat „ later Clarßehi . - exprcee*
4Ferj5e,:,c 1 2 111 t..i4J: 113 , 9 : 1 L'lPZ;`: l l#4
public position,,,of Om*
,write a c letter to.j 4people„of.Ohia con
'threp important statements.whinh
kai,eft, to ,bp.. lies. For, example; he
says in.the:Niugar,a Falls letter-, that he
met, not .a single man, woman, or child. in
the South .whet ;tittl• ,not :.express them.
ekes '
and anxious to Amass, ithe
Dabjesct olf:pirecoattt . , ruction of the L lioion,
e 6 soon as the dovernment ,s,rititild.;.with
draw!itsJioops, .Gai•field.
arid emphatically, hold myself'
responsittlm as ,a.,man,lind pgblic,olricer.
: to tho t Deolocratie party of Ohio. to,prove
tka l t_lrallendighatu ,:hnetp:tinit ,he•toath3
a Otaputtiouy- falsetta24.... ,-The ; Rubel
g.,0„. klatitis,of Teepessee said 'io hini.-i4
tliel,,,PFCsligo' 0 f- PlanY !,itoPese3:7.7"llr.
Vlltandighatn, you totally tui;pprehe.tid
. 1113 r.l 7
JVP . twi,../4,ti PePelbolteV.rkslhaSt donut.
reel.cTizorlhe. , e(ernglutiqoa,rotion. - of (he
' Southf from t he North. We_ will 1 isteir
1
to isgliq.?" ,- ,t&hich . :
_do 0.102, 1 8,Giti:. with
1,1114 f-.- conditjons, •••. We will;-.accept -119,
botingyr:y•liut south, of Ihg-lojomac.awf l
Oki .o- 71 - f. 9: , - ,', , If ...ic,. .: , .:14:4,1
.pp; G.er6,014 Adcfed , that 'he couldgive
cl,ei_ l l9 l .s of annpy .rgFp.01.111:110 citizvPt.
of ,iliellpYyille ) ,•,T,o , en„
,who Leard, the
conversation betw een Vallandighata and
Clatris. ~ . ._... ~. - ...
1 - It ieply,i.tiriffithe said.that.Y.allandig
beat was !Steering, as:clobek.tto.he winttus
-be Cilalcliltsilleu:.tuakiog that, statern6t..
to:seect refills' political- success., :Vailan..
diyham” I he: said,:!durs! nal exp'eetation; of
therritth•erti'en of.th.e .liition?'. .:' • . ~-, •
: s" might have:/been •eipeeted, muck
feeli!ng:• was •cieatett. itr'the stuff at :his
appearanet.... . ~,, r.,,.. ' •-_• 1 ~
,
; . 'lthe iAt'eny'irtite' ref Governor df Ohio;
liUlfitireiliieeti by bll'itki- tattles - dUriO#
die' l'itttl' weeiti - e'ri` Suinn; w' ilf.a.oUbtless
e*ce.eit $0,000..,-;iilp r pu it to:Ow : candor
ofleiery :intelligent Irian tal say cirhetiter
Vahls likely to obieia . 2,o l lo of the whale
etiothe'r. .',:irtiph tire Usk' 'eiury, `patriot fo r
iiil.liel.'whethe . l'.•.,he ought id, .Fee'pi:ie, 'a ri,y,'
-777,k4..bui?€•'.1 '.. , .) :,.;a . ,. , '':,.- . ; • : , -a. ,
~~ :1. _~~
-.teL,lftrie DemoCrecy mean sionovhy
thai the , pro Southern: journals of
hlu rope :dictate that. aucetoisiof,'that
party will prove that , the Nor - this:tired
of rit
to recognize e
in&iieideicai;f this'gotith '
taut tfelfkintfiiin pallerti afiiinribatqdr 4 .
Will Jt4611:
Ailfkiiiiifrifil3d l Jll6o}teliblliOn cantidr
bella ' Aiteit n'o'
I‘,"
Ps , “ ,*
?Vote „
u
for URTlVAdaprif bad
n forever, one and inseparable."
ni .
12=ME
ed •; TERMS.--*L50423L,ft=11114
MUM
TIOL
72 , age”bsroCi
ir,.L.4.7.11. :ft .IC,
T LITATe:
G - 1
==ZEMI
.7:th)19 1- W1 14 ;%1P.-1
"Seated in ntroffice one day'sborel
after theJalillf. 6 5464,C r 0t. Mont+
getne c ri'„hilt Mfg.
•;...4 • . 0.1.1 t•
'I was interrupted by an d genTletnani
a fawiliariiiitilthiliiiieekiitio carne in as
Nos' liii4nitcroqiii - 4itithinifillito his
plantation uw the river toylestro the latest
news fzititthelforthx-riti a elan Oi
eeuerablo. ; appearapcg,.'.paellgi i s allotted
•threesmk ,1913y1 a liAisdirhite with
the snows'of wane winters , and his heard
ing somewludjthisi,r4, bit the eight of
of years:l'llU . had 'been' up' to his plants.
rwerkettp.pnim three; undtelzikiown and
dnritio that Halo hadinnt.beird.abytidat
, or the Mighty .ecentes•tbaChretualifuteed4
' log eholf other driiHightning
tliosd .ear 4 days of the .Etebellieb.,i DION
fore; immediale.lo..upitkille,RetUrn tto4be
city,he called at my suite/uncut kaftan
news which had-been received during ilia
absence :
-1. "liiaC , :dotityletort3 Itimaindlbeiatrid
1 1 read the :latest utitiegtaphie"iiispatehesA4
Attioniz xither2l3!: , .,, ita
Pratlient ..icncoitt,Jlatisztra//erimi
seventy five,: , ajittscrndintettfor-d teiJitiff 4
service not to exceed tiirtemonllstiLlgii
"The old than's' ibbe "brightened up;
Ititaitk • God it• he' fer;Vtitif 7 ejitefilitedi
That belie he' tit the . illetit ~trir is
Carnestry ' May , he' '&6*(ll' triAiii:4ll
teiadiain 6tid.dorittigli
These
tiottie hther
t 6 'the Ifetilliiitof=the' OS:
eril.Goernorgi iuJioiisfetlo thi 14mit
iienVe dell for theridotai eftliePti Atietii=
iv-'Statett, Melt had heetiAtteitred-flicia
lilttshikton bat Jibe day berortkQ in
that; tittle ecitit jetted' to' heireiregltlat Tele
graphic: eotamunication tritir:thit
,
. t9'rpul . - tbp -- Gov . trifor riflilisulotgi 1.. , -;
LMLiciiiii tri . ll'nol, Itirtaiii' oiiii inn fqr
Oli; utiliolli'. irar 1" lintt.l6l4 , ! folftiiia
in i'al . ,iii!i)a; 'lsjrie - Ilit idigii r t. - 44. riikla
acWn'tjle':iiiittrin;!Ottit'S•at6l,iri - r - iinoiliffr i
i'll ! si.p,.hilie.tts; Nar : lr4ik . Cillio'lliiiii i ts
- - -,pli' flit) 1142i:14)4)es )i'Oniislii4ii*
TeOfetlY.9.,ilu. ol ##;)rtgo 3 ,b# ol 4l. gi
.j,iitoli-troni Peukislliiiplit : . 1 .,'• "''-''''
1.„11, i efi ni . s .Vo9 nia77l .... 1
to
„,.., ....... i . i . l o,
qq ,...9,41. ;v., ug. riNt, iilio,l 4,,: I . :*
.opzi.,4:4ot*iwi! .r, - ‘, - ;-- i i,
~ - - .4Ni:x:iv' d" 41TATti
:„ .„..1., ..,.. ,c3 ~i,P C.Ii
111 he trlonl3likg
fritkeskitpiorntrfearfo l :oll4.4lhad,So
rightly und ersttild 7 .t.1%; OgtkitZet 0.3 QV
dispatch,, bUt• yet-ttith -att- eager hope et
pressed nOott•. , hith;eothatcoance that be
.niight-ootte mistaken,:, Coming i np4osa
tuy,Chairi holdiug t hia,hand to hjs,ots
and leaPiugoagerly furttArtltnotitplt etrerjr
.syllable=-2,1V hat -r*ha,t,,, •diticlPlV , „‘Kead
theca. , •• Mint ilocs:ReMaslitiini4'file
Read again7z7riti ...ttftaidjldifl4:4l3o4 4 '
.bet t ing ao.r,esrf,- ;
is it? .A . gain - t 2.7
'Tread „.„
• - ! I TErt;NsYLTAP I f447M , FtlgAngiA.
qaUQTA. rit Af ,4 4 4 1 14.1 A 1 . ,F40
HUNDRED THOUSAND MSHE.,
kW) '‘tANPREVYIP.,CUP:titt.
lie c had 404144
aright.. T,llll,,tkld ;patriarch, leaned bask
to 14 ePtt hu4:les3. 3 Rle.lfrAlf.ctlikill
eyes, raised ;his trembling -hando,
en, and, while.' hetettra_trickled down his
furroired.gliOektt, hftPlned igtfetvid and
.jotittait s •ltingtisAs hots h,ls heart ocAttsitts
that ded Ivo kd osplejally PcS, B ,tliP!ibtP,7,?i
far seeing;,' VOpe;inapf . rihg•Gliernot:i:thal
he hiht
rlght Paiiw-hhd- titrettgth , lo Ituriitte
that le wtipla, lwithl him irtd,h,O;dtty t j
lo
sorest. neel,..anch upholt his hands )9 the
hour, of.onr Natieo's direst eztre ,--
""Ther heart of - the aged, patriarch rail
toh - e 'had -heard enaugh..*'-Tieliti
'hilm no more. 13nt his prayers andthoini
thousantls sod,- tens tot.thotrsattild of ;
Union „i tneo,:,throlghoitt, tats &MIN tit
Whom the, Obeeriog mord/toll; your Optic
eruor; camo ias' ,:fltativseet prollthie of
love, hayedbeen heard ;and :,answegediti
the extraordinary: eiertiensi *Matt:Y.om
'4sl'aunia halt Ott, forthainee,,thialebellhstil
horst upon ne4,l••Nleur Goverorintsbeed;
sustained and blessed, his handsAiii**
h4to: upheld-1 , .r
cid; .T,etera‘ Przujas nailt
mighty legions cheering the beatta.tifaue
Union firat ray of ratiothinte
pe keit:ate? the tuidoight thAn.apalipg - ,
'amend:lnt i _Many: ichangealLhatv! take*
pktee: Ilinca 1 110 ;,; many. I,ictoried AMA
bego'wo,i3 ,territoty• .beenr
claimed-; nor •thei•atorbt of. *if;
!learner : to_ basal:spent. its Jam; nad) tbd
gloom to be • fast disapneariog.-_,-Shlat
tbese.chotaat.ngein,
Cimmerian glom, eeain COLSe.blickl ,-, {40 1
will Je n .aerid - iletnanneh , OGothisitiloWS4
inenithe oeffs_. that, will caitiffs thelMtnot3
slittegt , .4obkrtirahlik
his D gioryi : b elidjPg:47.49
IVillistik.thretighoutnottti whole atatiotni i i
gime; nterttaan settd,tlO.AMathOttbottit
CheftfrOtto4odrowaGgAttictitt:!rolvaiiii
e;kritkothreAsarla.:stf= I tail I.Stltt
9901 i Volt' rird,; 41keNn tam etz • ipAfitt•
dispatch.finirca iMittt , E*o etAtatiktittie
frayerful, hole and joy."'
t:
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