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inrnUlnd iviih a niiinln
irnmt since fi..Wn .Macon, ihf
boeu
4 hey trnn ti.rir trny..homM
tooted. hare headed, bilf n,.M
nm with pieces of enrprt'ircimi
I Ik 4l t . aw J .
n m. . i ie H1 not rt math
wiey knowihUjoplo want
to iiiaki
'i in i)
wr-ol .r,,r,W
it... f in : i
11 t in .
1on tin. rebellion, move forirr.!
i-u.ninir rini onward nntil it
milied. Iininonie ppUnno,
lio to llieati men and their comradrn
iiava been wiib tlieiw, and join
wiih them in marohing Boiiih Again
Lot u ri.lt thoae pfienne Tallan
l -ga, Macon,. MoNtoiner. Ma.li
i"u tearing op their railropda, da
Ptrojian their lortiticatioiie, bornins
inr uriUKVSII(H IIOUSl'B. 1 WAD
r)orti on on as having eaid, "dee
rojr their houiee." Bat ae6t will
u doatroy a liou ocr a woman'
lMd never. f ipplauaj.l Bnt
will Uk9 9t drttroj- thtlr govern,
ment propfrlf and tbeir forlifk-a
kjiib, and will hanij rebel, Jod be-
i"K my neipor. - (UueeM.J
A to tlio unity of feeling among
all the prlionora, ho aaiJ:
1 ipenk tbo lontiinent or every
man conll nd with me. both R-mnh
licnn ami Democrat, wbcnl tell you
wu do uot knoiv prty organintion.
We '.re going to our homes in this
state and we will toil the govern
nifOt, the oandidate, ami tlio voters
how we have been treated. I' may
bo (Knicd iu some quarters. I core
not, we are dotcraiiucd to toll the
truth. Here arotirtrJ Die are many
f thesn men. m.r oomradrs. lt -i.;;!:
licans and Dwmocra's, eomeol whom
went South ne apologists of thess
meu. Some MUsouriana and slave
li')ldvri were with mo in prison.
Wo all citme hoaie. ' Well, call u
Aholitionia'a if you pleaso, or an?
thing else. Applause 1 tell yo'u
that the slave ja the South that wr
saw, are belttcr pooled than thr
Iiuttvrnut geutry. Evory little act
of kindness thfittheso men ri-oeived.
wa rt'oelved from ilavtt. fCliutrd 1
e navo come home roady so ue
evory power that God hnt'i given if.
to pull down, this rrbellion.
t'tke their property, to tnko their
nerops, to takieveryiSio2 (Great
mi I long continued applauie )
How the pilaonori were fed i.
D xio, bo thos dcecribj.l;
How do you think we partook ol
our food? For six months, your
coinmiBMoned ofnjers were fed on
pia. Tho provision! wi re brought
in and pot into tinughs and thin
tfiAirihutod by t tie in upon tho tablo
(hxhihi'ing a smnll woodrn apoon.)
There my fri tndi, in my knifo and
l tk and apooo. I ahall tnko it
h(m). Rtvh of a bad aviuilHr
o 10 I ro"de it. It wua that or
ii nnmg. whin wo arrived at purtt
r -as Monroo the flrtt cun and auu
r.-r, and perhaps tho flrt knifo and
t irk that then gentluujun had untd
for ail months, was fiirnuhed by
our venerable relative Uuele Sam
uol. At the conclusion ol (Jon. l'r.'ii
tis' speeoh, Cap'ain Greg, of the
iKili Illinois, who went into the wm
a zealous Democrat, wa introduced
an I thus described himself:
You seo before you a man who.
tweuty-aix yars ag', lult his naiive
Irtnd b y iid the the greon ihI.
l Erin, to o in i t this country t
erjy the privilegoa be could ti-.t
find in that country. Sinod Tie l.ad
been in tins country ho had ei j iyt-d
those privilejfoa to t'l.r full, and when
hii adopted country, which bad
ehowerad upon him so many bleai
inge, was threatened by her enemies
ho had drawn hia sword in nor do
fi'lmrt.
lie afterwarda declared bimsell
ou the conduct of tho war as follows:
The war must be eniad on differ
fitly. Ttii Union mast aud ahill
ho preserved, whether the ' niggor"
in preserved or no'. (1inmeno p
)dauu ) Why, the rebels spit Up
ou yonr Constitution. I boar it said
tip here, ' you mnst stand by tht
Constitution." Why, the . rebels
won't tnke that Conntuiion. Ifvou
bang Wenjelirhillips and all ntber
Abolitioosta to -morrow, Jeff. Davit
wouldu t thank you fur it. Why we
we are ail AuoJitionmta. (1'rolong
vd cheenog ) J toll yon I've loan
through tho id!.'.1, and I wish that
very secession, eympatliiz.r iu the
-North had to ko through the same
null. 1 wie they wrrd compellnd
lo go over tlio ku 1 have. You
may lake my bo id fvr a foutb ll i
they didn't change lU ir notioni.
Hit were noceaaary t ftoe everv no
Uo in iheiSouth lo ev tliis Union
1 would do it. LjixI ciiauriug )
d ipt. (irg wae neceded bj
C 1 Lynch, who thodcelaMd bim
nol': J liir ll v need toTT yo,tliat i have
alw) loiO a atnmg unconipi orni
pin DeiouarU. 1 have Ik. en an
a.pu.'o'ist ti" Southern people.
1 prfti.unccd .tho stories f tHair
,;fin!liiOk to be grons labricHtionn.
i coimid't'N'J 'lo Abolillouiste and
j':pijblicn l Hticiuita of the
t.'mon. I will v"' . now'
A'lK having rNrred 'j ,lJr'
vice and liiu BuH'jiiu D.'Xii be
d jcliired:
1 never BiilFored ao inueh, hwcv
cr-'uriu my who'm iuipriKonmi.'1'.!!)
tin I d- l when I anivod at Vahlui.
to i ami iuuiiu ioi iiiiju nnc iiioii
in thu North aymputh l ng witli the
. . .n. . .....
r Del. ii' rntvxt or J uur o,u ei
itrcs. We know where to litid j
tl.etu. Ttienu N .nluru emmi.s ure,
v.pi ra. IVy auit; u- and we c,,,
not bud mhm licrwali Ihein. M$
(nle p ifiHtii is. I lovo i. n com
low, hi.Vd iiiw-
.,,
h.Tm.i. . . "7" .W''P
i
I
i
r.,l, ..?" A '"''''niat.
e-mp over to ilirlLPK ?V',n
r tttno, M, 77 r''
rfl . . : ""J ill .1 1 IO a . .
-J ' ' 11 ln,0 I wooiJ i.k.
Dixit. "Vi roe,6-n'' nrrh
- tn ..n. r.. T ' rni:rif,.. in
nl i i,inn' ' n n . ". l". " I'"'"
"r
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'l J,, C,u ,,w l,('""nul feli.
tiiiii. 1.; . . . . .
ni(s
ticoln
ti 111 if. a... I . -
v ,r ." ""if man
"yn'w Auratmni Lincoln
He was emphatically for the I'res'""'-"claination
and all:
..J'"1 m?7 '' '"i't the nnron
mmtiotia Utv of ihn p ij...... n
clauiation. fM Voll -,, ,,.,
pmalion . ,,C(, ,, wj
he l.ardtst Mow Km r.K.iii.n
"""wive, it fiinut h.n it..
man will rotu., it hi ,,m,nrf '
I he boyihern people are not goinc
o (five up until they Br thoronghlv
w .ipprd.-a.nd tl.y 0VfP wj
whipped while evory lave 1Knil
tooneofoi.rMdieis. The negroo
are the best friends we have. Yon
vinnin ncpend upon the Union feel,
mg in the Sontb. The white tr.sl.
are against ua. Ti. i i
. ... " III1TD I.U.'II
'""" 'wro. that thr; negroes would
become their equal jf the Sonth
.ro conquered, and in
niflhff In
atanoea they are their equals if not
tllflir Ittna.inii. T 1 "
- ... ...,.v,lv,1B. ,j,.n we eievait-
them, men, when they fil tho pber,
or the vnnntod aristocracy of the
S'M.th then they will bo Union men
rhej fight mighty hard and with
the energy of delation, while onr
joldicrs cannot fight well bccau.r
ro men tiero, throwing cold
wu-r upon tne'r eHorts. We must
sustain onr government and tho ad
miniHiMtion, and If there are m
hiro who will not auppo-t thtm.
'hoy had better go to IJixio. He
who docs not ennport thu govern
ment, riffht or wrnnff 1. tit it inn
rlend. lrolongud applame.
mo(b ffcrsnnion.
FINDLA Y. OHIO I
FKW4Y, OCTODERZX, 18U2.
h. tn.":.
.K.lllor.
NORTHERN REBELS.
If any one is loolisih rnoiigh to
lietix'vo that tho rebels einbatld'd Id
the enterprise they are now engnge,
withont tho proiTxiso of asiatauco it
the Northern States, the event ui
the last six wet ka should fo euffij
iunt to cure them. They asreit,
themselves, that they were pli:dg'll'f
I . . . I
dUllOla ntaB hnn. ll.a V...I . J a I .1
tsiisiance fioin tho North, and they
hive been waiting patiently ami
h'ipetnlly for it from Ihe beginning
A Norihoin President was in the
I'lot, and he fulfilled bis pledges so
ttr aa hia limited time permitted.
orthern Congressmen and Sitia
tors wire involved, and there is no
doubt that leading"memb rs ol (be
D.'inocr.itic prty in every county
in the North were also concerned
in. the internal scheme to overthrow
the Government. There is at
abtind iiico ot proof, but were titer,
none, thu event o. the laxt eight
en months would b.- enllicient.
Following Huchanati'a exumple, a
c -Haiti class of politicians, among
whom wen Vullandihain, Dright
and tho Woods, opposed tho rein
lorceiucnta of tho forts, ai d facilita.
ted by nil the means in their power
thsj tflbits of tho traitor then in
the Presidential chair to disarm the
government and piece everything
that the government could use in its
pwn defence, in the hands of the re b-
Alter hostilities had commune
ed they opposed everything that
loukud to th- suppression ot the ri-
bollioa, und oscd tbeir official posi
tiotia pot to aid Uio government but
to destroy it. The session over, the)
come home and hare labored from
that time to thia to orgauizn a party
on a basis ol opposition to tho g v.
eminent; and have succeeded in
oonaing ino jjomouratio pany to
their views, and are to.d-ty uxing ii
lo lurtlier their 6 ide. Wu call tho
atte- tion of thoo Demo .-rats who
still believe they can belong to thut
oran'zation under its presitit Ied-
trs, aw) Iu good Union imn to the
t i . ... . .. i .
r.-"iu uieno very KiiJtra uave
mxde.
J hey opposed the reinfoiroineut
of Suinpter and other forts, at
time, when by so doing they could
huve been held aud tuo rebtllion
nipped iu the bud.
They opposed tho Hist cull for
wen to defend Washington.
They opprsed tho second call and
all ti.ers since.
They vokd regularly agsinst ull
appropriation for war purpose.
Tl.cy oppoHcd tho conriicition
bill,' hoping by tliroA-ing thu whole
birdm of tho war upon tho North-
ei -i peoplo to produeo discontent
They havo opposed every lueas.
uro tlh.f pfo.-osed the employment
ol alaxo IU r'U' arfttlt 8 in any sliMpo,
j ,Hvi1 ,,;H i.nmy the m o o! thid,
Hiey atcrclly, mul in pluco.
cjen'y i.pi.nit'd volunttCiiin;-
inrorru,n leoK" With the rebels no of
T'lPV Miiw an,l Ik J ... It ' J l
' . " .
.v l,,-l,e "'lciP'J reaielenco to It.
I : This Is hnt par, of , ...tf
'
l"" ""Manhated. Tlil they
:man who r-.tlv I,.... l.i. .....
...out r.l ,l,.i I .
i " ii i'l-iuhuui
, rnii in mv iimia ... i i. . j .1
f.nn li.l In ar ll.nin I....I ...II I .1
.,,,, ,u oll,j ( neill
aelvvs to carry out ihelr
plota is n mystery.
t their damnublu'
Unconstitutional Arrests.
The Buttornuta inake an awful
haw! over the arrests of the boldtr
ones of the gang, for treasonable
practices, and aert that the liber
'ics ol tho people aro gone. V
defy any one of them to point out
ainglo inetancc, where a citizen at
tending to his own business, and
condncting himself as a
lias been arrested. Everv one nn
in Fort Warron, U guilty of a!.o
lute opposition to the government
not to the administration hut to
tho government.
Jtlin V. Keen, of Contreville.
vas arrested for advocating tho mur
der of Ren. Butler, and tho Union
soldier in New Orleans
EJson H. Olds, for advising arm
ed resistance to tho governine"
Judge Hall and the Crawford
conspirators, for adving citizens in
public speeches. o resist the draft.!
and the shooting of those appointed
to enforce It
Archie McG-gor, of Stark conn
ty, for Bme offense And so
o. Every ono or these men I. ad
given "aid and comfort" to the ene
my had opposed tho govoinmont.
openly violated well understood
law. But in no instance, has an
innocent man, one free from the
practices, been arretted or diaturb
od. Had tho government exercised
tho power given it by tho Constitu
tion, to a greater extent, nd arrest
ed some hondreda more of ilo i
aooiiticiela. the countiv wonhl l.av.
been
-i
bjtter on to day
lot.iency has been its greatest fault
loyal
Exci'Stivp'hill
Unconstitutional Arrests. For the Jeffersonian.
Hon. M. C. Whiteley.
This (cnllrman made .perch in front of
tho o;urt Jloti.t, on Saturday e.enin, Cc
lnlir IS h li'fij. in t . ...
AhnliiioiiimalatiieVfonyestleoTif ofwhlchjhilities
he waa capable; nni' wh,- Simply hecauac,
thry had apok. n afainst .'r ss an etil.l'inn
' . ;
'""lv taKea Ihe uroun tt:t Slavery
'
it ot "rent value to this cnuntry; tint t I.
of .o much importance to the safety of ihe
I'nion end ti:e Con.ntiition,-that it ongM'i'.n
not eren lo he anhen against) that
poient bloody civil war, is, on acroiint
what Oreely. Wade, Reecher, Lincoln, Pre
mont and others, have slid eyint slavery.
i stid atrfinat slavery,
Now since hia Honor Judpe Whilely
orihm'.i?O,;'iri,',,,M,C'''rs,nJUp"!rh0
on them the fe.rlu respoastMl.t, of blond,
ici ue iook alter nis recoid on the n.....
,r,tj ."
,,, ii-Ki,., , .
iur.ni.er or ineutoo
Dcmoeralic State Cnnv.o-
w.i, wi s . mr.
Noble, of Tiffin, waa ifgo memherr of ihe
.laineConvenlinn. nrwli ... v.i- j;-.
Mednry. Med.ll and Barllp. Th,. Coav.a.l.h
lion under tre control of such men as shove
named, n.lnpted the following bold, blacX
Ab'illtlnn re.olutioni
Resolved, That Ihe neonle nf Ohio. nn..!.i..
a they have always done, look unon th. ,n
stilution nfSlaveiy in any part of the Union
..... . ii, em. .iniavurKiiie to the lull rie-
velopmeit of the spirit and prnctical bene-
....in I, iniiiiiiioua; and, that entertain-
in; Ihcso sentiments, they will at all time.!
reel it to tie their duty to use all powet
Clearly given by the term, of Ihe National
compact, to prevent its increase. In miii..i..
end finally eradicate the evil." i
Now, it will be seen t.v the above re.nln.
lion, that Juil. 'ini,. uii. h... J
r - ' " " "ioi
fearful r..r.onl..l.lu ..I .
. v.. .vvguui u. .ua
early Abolition record. The JudKe will
nol deuy but what the above teso ution wss
a threatened initrference with the sectional,
question ef Slavery, and threatened inter-
lerence loo, such aa no other political organ-
itaiiun in Una or any other State had ever13"1
made W. h.vo neve, seen .nythinj
the fanatical teachings of evea Wendell
Phillip, tl at is so well calculated "toescitel
thesensative and imptil.ive people of the
South te state of mind rendering them
ripe for rebellion," as lliia veiy le.ululion.J
r. ...
1 miici vim 11 ine iuco 01 intervention.!
for how csn the people of Ohio
the evil," how can they tear out slsverv by
the root, without going where it is with
out loiug into the slave Slate.? Can the
Judje Inform usT For our part we cannot
see bow Ihe people of Ohio csn
the evil" without a direct v ols!
Constitution, si.d yet that Is jutt whst this
Democratic eradication resolution proposed
to do. It proposed to interfere with the
ce:inul question of slavery 1 thing that,
wn never proposed in any Convention out
tide of the Uenioeraiic parly.
Now by the adoption of this nadication
resolution the Ohio Demoeiacv lia. .InnMi'll
more to alarm ihe "senaitive" people
me eouiii lor ine eaiety 01 their domeslie
relations, tli.11 all that has been written
epokun a tin nut klavery by Oreely, Suunier.l'oaio
Heecher sad others. It 1. ni.in then . i,.'a
1 ecu that if thu oiesent war ia on
of wiini the North das sid againat slavery.
tho'. Mr. Whii el y and his parly will
to muct s fearful leaponaibiiity a renonii
bility Irom which they can no mure eecapo
by the cry ol 'abolitiomst'than Ihe thief can
escape by I lit) cry of "ttop thief."
Now-is it riul atranje that the Nobles.
Whiteleys, Medaiyj and V.llandithama ofjt
uniu, in a i. a iw a(o wcie ao deter-
mined upon .the "eradication of the evil,"
now the only men in the ataie to oppose
thai eiadiuatioa" the loudvat men iu
tbeir curses of Abolit.onisu. Men have
r;in to oiioufc-e ineir pojiuon on great Na-
t.oual qiiostions, but they have no riflii to
rliutjo the reapoi'sibililifs of their erron on
oikki parii.il. Thu Ohio Democracy by the
aduptibii ol the slavery M.li ut,i,ii resoln.
t.i., inuaoiud iiiteri...eu,'.. with the ec
"ara.licat
at ion of ihe,'n
. !
lli,.,i,(,l'll""'" '" nl lH a the Abolition.
.. -
'" . ".'"",sl'"l' ihatre.rniitlo"
i'.ftrf t the Invee.oa of iSs alevrholdins'
trs. ft was in open
.,.. .i . . .
for th. o.ie ...
den.
""" the nnmtiv n1 lmpulir
f "n ,em p ''lion, th.i .n,
i! .,r.,,,M' "'''"" ' "
uinrr n lit. Amt u.t.i r.t ...
.1.. ... ... ...
tfiit.
" i"iniuiinjr ii ini traolulinn
l",T ,ounJ '"I taH the AbMit
... nnv? uone til tlo.-if.it thtt bi nev
,erdnfl nothing to alarm the prnplt of tht
oouin ror th otrcly of their dom.,1,,.
I.lion.. I thin hotim.T Ii it honor.hir
[FINDLAY, Ohio. BLANCHARD.
The Plot Developing!
a
Tho Southern paper exnlt more
over tho election in Ohio and Indi.
ana, than they would over the win.
nlng of a battle. They aay that the
result shows that in tho.o States
inan,i,ha "prity of tho people have on
J'd
me views of the four hn
wore in favor of detachiug the West
from tho Lt and tacking it on thi
Sonthern Confederal. Tk:
the original olan and ti.a 01
the Democracy are labor' ,0 brin,
it about. 8ucor f OM0 ,na ln'
idiana ws trttfy na Klning
ithal, !- B,e F'P"'nC Jh minds
rine people Ur the separation.
Watch these diiunioniats to carry
out tbeir selfish ends they are wil
ling to Mrxicanizj the country wil
li.'g to split it np into scores of
'"Vereigntiea and substitute
ir the present libera! ff ernment
military despotism!. Watch them
closely.
Exactly Bo. The Darke County
).. . . ,.. ..
i..,., , Pxuning oer ino re
suit of the elections exclaims:
JVe have bea' tho Preachers!"
in this county, the liutternuts not
only best tho PreHchers, but the
places they pronch in.
How the Soldiers Vote.
to arnse. that bnt P.w SUmb(,
have adoptrd if; but it is in opera
in some, und wherever tried i
Iow a and IVnnnvlvnria regi.
thr'n'eh's show r-ne of two thing).:
of'Either Jb.' Union men m ide np
ia'nartv very rapidlV a't. r going luto
itrv!pe- ,'n Ci,hr C',,!,
Democratic politicians ar 6 JneHy
The Domfcrttic papers have ta
. i . . ii- . .
great delu-ht in telling thr.r read
ors that the pomTrnts were doing
ll the fighting or so n.nr thr
whMe that it was virtnallv so A
was nried unon the O'lio I.e?-
'!"lttnra at its recent sv.asinn by ti e
I)emoprat6. providing 'or taking the
vote ot the volnn'eers from th'?
Satc. and they sought to make par i
1 0 ...iil.1 nnt .1 ll.A ilt.fpal rf iIia)
1 .
1 het rilnn is surroord.'i
..n. ... . .
propoaition.
...I l .1:01-. .1.1.. 1 t:.
T . . "Pr"7 lrl
has furrnal.ed preeinna Itttl cnm'orl
' .
'or the D'mocratic pnlilietana.
Tl tollow ing returns of the Vntes
. . . .1. .ii
t.ree IClirri,."' "j .."ninr.v,
or that I)emoCf' ni1on their
-:.. I... .t I:
jrp.ui.rn .., rui'.iv.,,
VOTES BY REGIMENTS.
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ii.
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do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do al Cuiiuih. .
do do
do do
do do
do do
a.vj
XI4
417
tilt
4IU
ar.i
451
if
Cl.7
3Ji
10U
114
"
14;
Hi' I
uo
,3uh
2jfi
s5:b
'jin
, T
14
o6ih
Hi ,
lOth
iln,
:n
13I
.i
mh.
u,..
I7lli
l!o
do do.
2d Iowa Bnllery. do...
.., , ....... ,..r.. . .. . t.
4S
445
lo . . . . ic. u.e . i.u .. u.,
ao
.In iln.
38th do do
3U
39ih do do
2'1 '! '!
2 1)8
,3 . ... da".'.'.'."'".'.'.'.
6th do do
63
142
41
18
- 1
7, 1'J'J 1 c'Jj
Totals
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U-i'dei'tion
-
4
--.111
oKSKBAf. iRKNT---It IS n0W
laaili tl.Mt fr.n. li'mninnf will ui I.. I
'erndicale,the.lJU,l, " ' Operate III lexas.
;'',u rebellion, rremonta lorco will
'"11'"' counteracting military lore.
Ol the Unitid fct'8 In TiXSi and
dleputcli eas that ti e ituiiua
Klvo lllu ue.ureiiuu tuai 00111 ine
oiirn)y ""J Davy Will much longer re
inactive, but will Coilimeuce
ulau of oDerations uroitiiaiiii tin.
aeen..n('accomulUhu)ent ol in os f. imoortiiiitiOt
'results. The prepirations tor ttiieii
have'purlnB0 8re nearly completed,
i'o such au extent as to precludoevon
bullion.
The appointment of Gotioral Hi
aie aecrana to tho command of which
General lluell has just been relieved
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coujiuand, it U said, will bo at
irregular levy, organized by blinsell,
by hiniselt, on a basis siiudar to
that of tho Partisan Ktugcrs now
harrassing the Hanks of our armiea
Kentucky Mid tho South West.
ttn Serving as the military police Ol
tho ixtreiiie South Wint.
Vigor and Energy A Washing
of!1'"118 H" quarters are such ao to
tho i osbihiliiy of failure, and to an
swer all demauda from public and
private sources, lor a more vigorous
prorecuuou ot the war with a view
) tho prompt suppression of tha re
alia owing lo the vigor recently so
oonsptcuo'iBiy displayed by uini, and
is a couiplituout to bis fine qualities
as a f oldiei',
Equal energy and ability will be
expected of ail entruatod with simi
ar important dutiea, and there i
. '
L,IRI,,,',y Bora
,. i? . , ,'
Vrici,f'nt IHty to demon trato tb
oractib ilitv uf rnakif... it a., .r.,.1.
these, all but 675 have cone oat
,0 work The 673 include 120 who
nud'lkVo ',eeu "t Irooi the various
c,nPB for medical ai 1. The othura
. . 1 ' 1, V'8 ,rJ"r"
"r
iBiicr mro mm vMptain rv it
en t e k-e. oomtn.nd. r ..f th.-floot u!. l.
t
J
.,..-,-iA .. .. ..... .
" W
.." p r,y mom, nnim -rmyoi
'' f ofom.e To all of -hlch all
loyal citing will respond. Amen.
If E-RNRHTrHraon Brownlow
ha recently written a lettPr to the
Philnhelpht r,ti, which bo con.
elude as follows: "
1 niMV hrnnmii in lkn
...... , ,.,.. ,,r Kivpriiiiivii.i
in good laith. to give ma II o com-llf5",u
mand of 15 000 nun. inctnHin tho
V.iH T.n,.,..-. .;'.. .5 '
to take East Tr
Christmas, and to hold itn mak
railroads. 1 am in earD'si0i and
ing thia request I-n(j nnCalled
tired ol this crimiPupon the atroog
for delay in aelion,
pointa ol the8in Rble to go into
IeeidelCe wn( f I cca.oC get in
active amTt j ,nui(t t onco ,nrt H
to '."at the North, for the benefit
PViorthorn ay m pat libera with the
ebollion, aod Secession Generals
and Secession taff ofllcera who are
In the United States army.
Undoubtedly I'arion Brownlow
has a profonnd afTeciion for Vallan
digham and the class of sympathizers
to which be belongs!
1'eoxral Occ'L'patkm or Sadimp.
Cut. Tkxas A Lnuiavilla dianmol.
to the Cincinnati Commercial, savs
u.. I... .i ""'w".i J
mi mo oi. uiurru pipers via nacn
ville, confirm the stateinentor the
occupation ol Sabine City. Texas.
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Dy ino iwaera.a. I-iro wan opened
ii . i .. 4 j i- . r .i n
v.3 !!: ut daylight from thy fl-u ti
gnns,
I he fort replied. Neither
had any effect, and finally ceased
until four in the evening, when the
.1 I ... . 1 .......
r'utTiti Buouuiiers anenoreii williin
je,Tdctive distance of the Lattery, and
hhe ennnonadin waa resumed br
'the Hatteras and two (choonera.
"""r bo iioi a nro inai auoruy ai-1
irrwnru, 111 b council in ine iorr,
in evacuation was determined on.
and accomplished, after spiking th.
gone. At eight o'clock the Federal
ale lmded and took pones'ion. '
A .. ... ... . n .. - l. I
Immb-irdfd C' r,ius Ciiri-ii, had b. tt
c ptured, with eight of hi tumi
while ahoro. They were s.nt toj
San Auto iiti. ,
Ci'TT N IN I LLIMf t-i It
IS
nil
mated that th- cotton croi.ol 1 1 1 1 nni .
thiM v.ar will a,... t I.. iu.....
h n - a ri I biles. This in of the nn
. . . . . . , "
itl'l VliriCtV. Irom SCOtl raiwl in
variety. roni eccn rftitI in
Tenneeee. A corr-anondent sava
, -
xcellent, and f be
so lar aa known.
..I. ...... .i ..
caurv IB I II HI I.l me COIIOn.l' rO'Vinu
iin'tietH lurthrr South. The nncr r
'
fainty of procuring eei d in ih earl
jpart ol the seaKi!). reveilt. (I mnn
Irom lilantinn'' tint lli. r. anlt ni th:
.itn.. m. Miiiji, ill. I"e; r.euit Ol in.S.ei.rr
year a experitment i hi.'bly cntmir
u. .!. I'li..n.. : . . i
iii'iii, ii :a nam, couiu
r,v aoo 000 h.Jea i.rolilet.'e
w. i,... -...... .i ...........
., ,., ., : ov.i,. i., ...o:
'. .. " .
oi export, iuany txprmnunts wirr
l...uH.. l.e.Mi..l.... tl... ....... .
u;do throughou
. .. . . .
oroc,?rvi oi iii i uieni ukcj, an
i, r.L- ui id ;.,t.,e..ct i.i . i... i.
ElkctiOns iv N'jvEMnsa . le'r
.:tliaii nine eiskrf bold th. ir hiiuiihI
mi th.' 4th of Noviirih.-i
m x Jluy are a-i K'lioivr:--?i w,
V ik, New Jersey, la.sHeliii. tte I
IChiiruii. Illinois. V iCi.OLfllll. M
...... l;..r.,....(U ...! n..'.u.ara '
... ...i.vo.o ...... iyu.niv
Ail elect meililierM Ol Lollillf k-1, nd,
V.b Y,.il- M;..Vi... m.I f. I
.lV.lf.llll nt,M .1. C.
I4chneettd,
rht OSO (JuVernOld. All.
i .....
elect Male L, gi.iia'rs
,. .,
1 i
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AKilV OF THE 1 uTOMAC 0 :
Tim
M,.
At lau i u..u.r. .I...I
nit, ""
ti.e alUifibU army ol the tt t miac
is in mui.jon.
. t.iell. t'leaeantOII led :
... ... .. 1 . . ,
uH With tha CttValry, CXpt-Cting to It
11. Ia hue., lu.ln'.l.u (ii, Xi
LtiefDurg ye.ieruay. Ueii.Hirn.
leido has croearti the Potomac with
,hw whole (oice atd waa on bis way I
t Ward the enemy. All things look I
to a lulfillmeiit o. thtspromise of "a
.' I Li Ol-a' 111 l I it, leveteiltiilk ill itlU trap '
. .V r - -"-
llU AiUrilBlUe alllie JiaBl, ailU lioa
temns at the West we Uiav look
luut tor Bliri'ing eveuis.
Money rou thk Wkbtebn TBoor.
A Washington dispatch of Tues
day, says the Western troops aro to
be paid. Six hundred thousand
dollara were aent lo Louisville
this purposti, and three hundred1
thousand to Cincinnati. Thu Sec
retary of the Treasury id determined
1 1 continue reuiittaiiCeb until all buck
accounts are aotilcd.
I) 11 XiohoU. superintendent o
O'.nti abiiiiila at Waiiiiinton, writes
a letter to Gov. Vated. 01 Illinoie.
'th t ho has nut said, as reported.
that there are CoutrabaudB
uheist'd aud clothed by tho gov
eromeut txputisu. lie stys 3 000
contrubaude, ol both dixea and all
ogee-, bavu leased through hia bands
are needed about the hoepiu's.
Except iu a lew inatancos, thu
Gpvernuicet baa not furnished these
people with clothing, cot even with,
blankets. The charitable people ol
tho North have done this. Thu ne
urous are generally industrious, aud
instead ol being a drug ou tbo hands
ol the Government, ten could be
employed wuilo but one can be lur
nisned.
AXlo Ge-XecttSoX
A NtW and eoonomleal frea.e fnrsslelot
l arriases, uiiie., Waicoaa, Carta. Ao,
The Best Thing in Use-Try It.
Ann '.".I, laVJ. HIUGI. OKIiKM.
I
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1
New Advertisements.
Jmdic. Attention!
- . -vf .finna
A'Y uUUDS
Ur Wimur, to ta
jryonrw:,,?;",,:'" -
I
lb- ifr bMnr ir,-ml In Miidi,,,-, ,
Jfveii w.nln i'-'i.
WIXTT2R ivriox monn.
Oo to -
If yon DOn
ni.fUlu UALLh. 3.
. ! T trl.a ll
7' BAtt.BN TINE'S.
rtMjmt rcrlveil his Killnd Wlnteraioi:k of
FANCY GOODS,
And wnnli vnrrhiMlv In Hunoock conntv fo
vmm rimi ah in inn inrin. iiu cttll wmit
CHEAPER THAN EVER,
And Iih A lurglir stock In lect Irnui.
Yftnkeo Notions
Alwar. on hnnd, a. intuit, St th
Oct. 81, IKii'i. NOTIO.V BTORR.
Fashionable Tailoring.
. . ., .. . . , , t
'and In Hie het atylo of trnrkmanahln: rd
ImvIiiX ma.lo nonrly ..II i.f thtclaa..r work
....... .....
fn.m itm.rvjl.i.i.. io tc-ija i.f u,vity by
forjUAS DECEIVED
rHE tindiir.iithl, a, tumikfiil fir p:n
fi.r, woulil re- .poet ully li.lnrt
lanuineroiurriuiid. If thut lis Is .(ill I
TAILORING BUSINESS!
nd la propxrad to dn nil klnda or work In III.
lino In ilio lnln.t alyla. llaTliig In ojiorHtlon
on of tlx vary
Drat ftewinf Mnchln. la I'.e
In Amorics, and lining In rncolpt of Ih. Quar
terly Fftpnrta of f'aliliin fnm Na York,
HhllMdslphiH and Tuna; xnd liavinn tho
JJest Workmen in the Country,
Hnrt bo'n P''ti" Taii.-r for or thirty
jaara, ha la uooAdrnt that Ii van ault ilia
mi.al f"iid.ou. am prcpaicd to yal up all
inn ninpron. l .... m
3VCllltrtly Butts!
ii-c Nil. ht wrriii-.
lna In tin. plnro, would aohcit a onnlimiHiira
of anoh pHtroi.Mice.
CUTTING DONE TO ORDER!
itiid nttad for tho arcommoiUtlou uf aaam-atrf-aH.a.
n.-tnmihr tha ilara at tho old .land, two
dnura North ol II end Oiiartora.
JOHtPH n. FORD,
Finm.t. Ohio, Ootoi.ei- it, ii.i.
0t IMPORTANT
II I S"!!1' TBal VfVrTil.'1
. V ... v.y i u
l-iNrrhfn. tlrf. rmhtnl HUrlmrair.
! f"ti 'f-fi -jmi, .',.''' - tucmitttttnrt
i3it'il tt'nl,ttt. unit rrif.f.tty, ttral
sft iitHr j'l t
Affection el ths) Kidnryi ftnd BUddar,
hli'lt till '.-n U"t Ij itT'Wrl -f
ONE HUNDRED PHYSICIANS.
rt 'h f T-ritaii ( r;lf, will; ntln fiiw4. Ufr. i"
n:: ( iifl . i .pi', 1 (isuirn, ur ny rnitfutiutl aiUt
(A lie. BUUJl 1 11 I I kAM 1 1 -
''.""Til 1 '-.?T':Vf ... VS'A
" " ' "iiiu.i .r. mtihi,,
i.n.: win. .i.irf-ii. nil nu
U - .iim. - i".u.j Nn.Mik. u aww
i.ii. i u..-ul j. n..-.r .luimrfrn .hi
i ( n.-n. .n rii tuir wiivuintcnvrovtiti.
WW: .J-'JXZT.'Z'i " fM
. . -j . . -mm .
Dr Bell s Treatise on Seminal Weakness
Iii - i.r - xm - i oosoi-i'.ih:A.i.Lir.i;i'.r...i,ui.b-
''. '. no. r..nl -lue.. Imriruiit lulvlr. lo ui.l
.inVt..l.-M S I TKtt ai. u ir- r...i.li.d.ur..v
.... - . .. ft. ....... -
rwiauu;.-. pr.fii. i.nr.r... i.wtn. A oi.n-
....-e I r. in- .... o.;M.l:l;iii;.i. Gl.ltl. ai Klcr -
VKr. I'lllI.LI-. .Va.kuil,r,s alt lb. tr..iia ....,
;m.ii n.i.-uUi.! j..t ul l'ii).vi.a. I'rip onm.illir.
J?U1(I AS. t.em rul A(.-at,
a.Kor t.ile at nil the Di ng Stores in Flndl.iy.
Orlohir 24 1C
'
... . T rw
l.ni Ulll A.il
rp-v T AT)TT,4
nn. .ton harvey...,,
1 dOTOttU
kim M-.)r.i.Uml tlmo .iriuv:v to lh lr.jtm.al of
FEMALE DIFFICULTIES
Ant h.Tlr.j .urmded In UMOMmli cr. In rMtr-
Tf tht) aiH.vwU to ls'Ji:h. hu cou91uc in t.frrtnr lb
GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY,
Vl MHli eTil H !H I M rtfc
aaM w -w. aaa aear
Which h.. ni.r wteo. rtr tn mrwinmim
t-i' ' in r.m..i .1im..J.u u-uo .. n
oasiaugilON, OB srori-iut ur Jiaiuaa,
ft- ..,A,1. ,1.,
.1.. r-i.m .a n.'i-TM-t k..llh h.u t'lf-
"l"1"1 A"H"'ia IVn'.pwij. t.'wrl. lb.
ui. . ...... .r..T., .. . . ,
in all ram f liuNlhy or .ron In-nMruiun. II y.-
trrKV HiD.ui4..a...c..v Ue f-rr;n.-r. .( ei.-ru
.ruii, 1 Hrm, 11ll rm pen'.iy uirinim. on
,h0 (n,,..i.,n. u.l nur U tAva t.y tk mo.1 o.u.io
.... oitumu dir i
rpiifir a T.TWTi! A P WARM I
ini au. : .
. SS.'hVi
m.il.l.v ,.rlt Wt.h r...lUl.y. iia.mu-r fr..m -n.t
rtiM rh. olnetli mv ari. iiy hmi-l, now-
,r. Nor h. t.k-n 4,rln iu H Hire, or f.airl
inmihi f vnsntnry. IbaiKU wf nr la Hint, a"
mlKi, w.a.id ii n. r.-.it. k-i i. cnt.iu J
""' ,hMv' ''"'
WN DpAsKa ok 'kkmal.es.
Vaney. .V-arrM.l. .ernn. StrrHlty,
urn"X?crZa.
.... i . . ... ..I.I-,. atlee
""JS .I'Sr r." ,rw "
' ",.B",",.',7, ik..k lll iWwni hv mill. BrH ul
Hnn rmm ..rrvMlon. on t.lpi of tU atoay by
nnv u
nnv ftUvMU arnt. or Uy
J. Bit TAN, Geawral Ageat,
grTor sale at a I iho Ituk bmrts in Kinulay,
(l.ilober 31 I-il'i.
NOTION STORE!
J. S. BALLENTINE
II IS
FALL SIOCK OF
NOTIONS,
AND FANCY GOODS.
THE FiNEST S lOcK OF FURS,
AND W1N1EU DONNE I'S
KVKIl EXU11UIED 11EUE IjO
COTLL I'AKTICULABJ NKXT WKtK
IKII. 'it. INO'i.
UHA1NAU1J . UUKJtlUU:,
LITIIOGIIPIIISUS,
le:iIWEHa AND KKOHAVKHM
OIST WOOD,
IN tVBBY VAIUETY Of BTYLE,
laje.lt nt.-enl, Cleveland, Ulila.
June i, I "n -tly
lltY
Cary's Oongh Cure.
For sale by laraol Ureou, tt- A J.U. Uuber..
April 1. Ml.
Toya to Please Little Onea!
-ron. Hi to 11,60, at B. D. FltEV'H.
Iflav J. lll.
Coal Oil Lamps.
Camp Blades, and Chimney., and tho best
u.ruv.1 wo iu auio.tba, MnibuHl'iHiiii
May 31. Iscl. b. U. r'HtVfl.
Juat received and fur sale al
ISAAC DtVIS'MGKUCtCltY STOIIE.
October 17, 1'HJ.
10,000
ture, al
June A, ll
U.MC SII1NGI.KS WANTED
i.inht off, In escliaiige lor lur
I' HI'."!! A IIAItKfl'8.
.
..mg Off
Wt Are
STOCK
,WHT Of WM. IT, WHEELER,
AT COST!
W bays and will add
HEW GOODS
To the old stock, tuoh n
i
Hoots and Shoes,
RcadyMade Clothing,
I lata and Caps.
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Notions, &a, &c, &c.f
Whirl, tt will aall lam a tho tlma wilt
ju.ury.
Call at the oM Stand
W. II. WIIEKLER,
And tamlns our He.
DIIIKD ii VAB.ltof.r.
FiMM.ar, Ohio, October 54, UJ.
LAND! LAND?
TV HP. underalitntd will aall ou Friday, lb
1 !llat dity of NoTmoar, 1"'.1, at publlo r
private aalo, Iho followiiin re:il aatat In Jan.
..on townhin. Wood conntr. Ohio, at tha l.ni.aa
olJamra I'erau.on. ra.idinc near.ild land.
I ha Booth-Weal, nuartar nf Hection twenty-
i;!it and the Norih Weal quarter of Section
itiiriy-inreo. in tnwn.nip tnrre .Norm or Kjwi.o
iiii.p. Hi.l.1 land will be ald In twenty, forty
and eighty acre traola
TO SUIT PURCHASERS.
One-third of the .tirobao money to be paid
in band Mid the balance In two eqoal anneal
parnenla, will, alk per cent. Intereal. There
ta ahnnt aerenteen aciea cleared and fences,
and thirty ncrea deadened ou aid land..
ruaretaa .
ru.lDXlo Xload.
inunmtic but and Waal alnnc the Northern
lioiinriary or Ine laod. Hutd laod baa a ry
l u h ami, and Ii alluated about four mlealuul
of the
Toledo ft Lima Railroad,
It nillca Irom M linn Htatlcn, Hve mile. Voflh
WctofMncoinb, and ItHcen milea from Find
la.', In llunco.-k cminty.
JOSIAII Mi OTT. Cadlt, Ohio.
October t. 161. 14 w.
fa is Hundred-Thousand
Oil KKMAI.K AORNTH TO HELL
i.itTD'M mow k'I'rk t. pf.aTRfnr.'.
TV tOI.OIO.'B MAP OK TIIR
I S IT : l T ! V. C A A U
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AND JKW Ultt VI K.
r or.r i. ci'i.hmhivu AUKUl in.
V any 10 map ever made by Col-
ton or Mit.-hnll. an I aclla at the low price uf
liny cent.; SiO.euo names are engraved on
hi in. iu.
1: la .ml fmr a eonmy Map. nui ii la aiao a
County and Railroad Hap
I the L'nitua itate and Canada, con.olned In
one. t vii x
I VF.IIV RAILROAD STATION
tnd ilutanoea betaeen.
tlii.irantre itny woman nr mini 13 to $5 per
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- - -- r -
ihe sold an1 rolunrt the money.
i Semi f.-r SI to try.
:nV. I..IU M il UlW IIHl 1 DI4UI Ulll UMIIUU
!fn'aiieil all ouraicuir '
nranteii wu.iea.i'e AKPiiia lor our Jiap.in
I , ....... a..... .'.l.l.rni. i'..... S-..ui...t
France ami t a. A fxrlnna may ba made
w.lh h fo'v hoi d eil ih.I'M cnnl'.d.
NO COMPETITION.
' T.I.I.OYh. Ao. liil iVionuu-uiy. A.w York.
the War ljciarimiit ui-a our M.ip ol V'lr-
nil., ...ir.iAfiii,niiu . e. I liffjlvniiirt. : w,-
i'.m, on a'liich . marked Ai.tictHm Creek.
(S'.:.rpliuia. Mar bind llelsbu, Williani.porl
F ri y ,l!liOrville. Not. ad' Ford, and all will-
:? " ; " If.. "" " ?
.''. iaitita ""U isuiirji.nijii., vi
nev reliiMed
1 - . ...
' a rMte mvrtAa n naB . w A a. A
Jit RtMUUT, OHIO. INDIANA ANU ILLIPIUIS.
H
ti e only aiill.ority lor Gun.
Buell and the
War I'cmii tmei't. Honor refunded to any
mi finding an eiror In It. I'rice aiicenu.
; rroniiiin j . .nne, Aiinu.i j
j--t,Lo)il', .Mup of Vii-kIi.1.1, 31 r land and
IV.r.f'lva..la.
I The V m 1. vur.- I.;rte; its co.t Is bul i3 eta..
l.tHiyd'. lir. al lu oflhu IUlMlpia Klrer
ir'roni actn.il imrteya by Captai'ia Hart and
Wm. H itveo. Miiiii,i river "iloia of at.
b'n. M -..iim. nhnat every man a olanlation
iaijd ..wn.r'a uamo Irom Kt. Uuia to the Oulf
,n Mi-xa.i-ue llnMiund line hundred and
,any lni)ea e,er. ,.lnrt )Hr fand, town, land-
wg ai.a an .ia-o. twenty nine, oaca irom the
' rvur coloied In Oiii.nl.na and rotate.. Price.
tlln.l.eeia. f2inpwket firm, and 12,.'.; ou
, t.uuu wiiii rii.tera. neany w i. -.
Xitv UirniiMr I
; ffl '"' .r.LJfsJ'e. 17 ij. i
i , '- -.- .. .
I J- . Uovo-niri send me your Map of the
Miaiap.l river, with price per hundred cop.
ie. near-Aiimirai unariea ll. uavia, coru-
Imandinglhe li..iasi.l .quadron. la author.
I ..u-.,..
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Secretary uf the Navy
Watches and Jewelry,
Of Iln Jlirlftt and mott FaikumaUt Palttrn;
OfT. red hi ttolall, al UIuim.1i PiIcI
11 1 rl KuOacribera, ttanufaotureni and Im
iiorter.i olalltue moat elegant atylea of
. VVaicbea and Jewelry, wiilt a view ton-
IumI their busloeae to an uolimiud ei 11.1
ihave deter l.lu.U lo offor We loll.. wing null
land deairable deadriptiuiis ot W A IC'ilri-i and
JbWCLltY at the unpiecedeoted low prices
jiiniunu:
ganting Composition Cased Levers,
jrnK.ian-iuade nioveuieiil, full Joweled, aad the
Oeal imiialiuo uuld. i'rice Si. Itetaila Irom
-STtam MM Amy Watch.
aupei'i... regulaied movemeut. mataive Ca.ee,
auU baudeoroe Bu'.li, lull jeweled. Price $is.
Itetaila Irom S4o to Stow.
liuolliig Cuiupaalilou Ca.ed Aims' Wilik
uiiu ol Hie riuUeiiloriiameiiiaoul. i.ood move,
ment, and baii..kumely enaraved aiaaeive vaae
IrrioeSij. lUilaila Iruu 4U to eviou, Aleu,
outer NValuhua in great variety, at low priuoa.
taitlle. aa-'ia ut ilroiMik auU aUar AJrvwa
imitation cluster diamond,
a very riuu pauern, entirely new,
coa.i. and utiD bMTwiaau, a very neai ana
uruameiil, hai.Uaouiely mouuieo, U,V,
in, Dauuaouiely uiuuuieu. mi.Vt.
Goiilloinniia' Vur tuaiaa. Fariaiau. a very
r.cu pa.turu, tl.
hi.vu. ol me moat bandaome dealfna.
'i'laiD ouly Ti oellU. boroll, very pretty, ll.
It huMil. una ..I ll.a naataal uriijnnnu out. SI.
Baal signal. Ii. Imllalioa Uiamood, cbaeeit
ur euaiueiieu, Si.
bLk.v. uiri-ro.NSi patent obaaed, or enamell
ed, euliru uew ami lMiidome pailema, .
Uuuo e cnaau.i or euamuueu, uniy ii,m
U'iSOH bTeiM, a vaiieiy oi new patterns, per
set oi mine, a)i,ae.
liueoM amo acaar rma. Lear, with opal and
fancy aiouee, . Imitation liamoud, Si.ait.
iaicarre, iuauie ia.a, auu ricu.y ea
graved, SJ-
4 rui'ouaera uave uoiy to same loa inwi
that tliey deaire, aod loake Ibe reoiilLaooo la
a reaialerod letter, unuu reoeiul of wbioS Ihe
gouua ordered will bo aeul ire of expeoae.
t'arueie lo tue auiuuuiui six ana upwarua wiu
be seol by express, wiU bill fu. aoUMUve
woen ue goods are delivered.
Agent, Huiiere, reniara, uoustry atereoaota,
eto., tUrougboul-lU oountry, who wl.U U
make m juey, will do well to outatu our Maaa
wotb C'uuular, Uiott will be aeul Ires. We
luruiab the moat saleable ouulla, ai prtoea an
aurpa.heU by any other toooero. address
auso.au .winuni i
Nim. 6S and 7 JWueea, ter. afJmMt ttnrt.
Out. il. liii U mo. flaw Yoaa
Inditzo. IflaUder.
Alum, uatic, Cochineal, Cud
bear. Solution Till. AliQ&tto.
a a a b . 1 l
liicuromaio rowan, xmq
Dye, Red Saunders,
At lb Loweat fnooe, at
Aug. 2. . OHalN'S VhUM STOBK.

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