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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-16
low ARD ASS SOCI A tt 0 \
PHILADELPHIA A ..
lunOrtaut Announcements.

ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual Disen-
l. scs, such as Spermatorrhaea, SenIna
Weakness, Impotence, Gonorrhea GIeet,
Syphilis, the Vice of Onanism or Sell Abuse,
&c, &c. ..
The Howard association, in view of the
awful destruction OF knman lle, caused by
Sexual diseases, and the deceptions prac'
tised upon the unfortunate victims OF such
diseases by Quacks, have directed their Con
sulting Surgeon, as charitable act worthy
their name, to give medical advice gratis,
all persons thus afflicted, who apply byletter,
with description of their condition, (age, oC-
cupation, habits of life, &c,) and in cases OF
extreme poverty and suffering, - furnish med
cine free of charge. ...
The Howard Ass, citation is benevolent In
stitution, established by endowment, Tor the
relief Of the sick and distressed, afflicted with
'sVirulent and Epidemic Diseases 1t has
now surplus of means, which the DlrectolS
! have voted to expend in Advertising the above
| notice. It's DeedIess 10 add that the Assocl
alton commands the highest medical skill o,
the age, and will furnish the most approved
modern treatment.
| Just published, by the ASSOCIATION, Report
on Spermatorraea, or Seminal Weakness, the
wee of Onanism, MaitUrbatiou II or Sell Abuse
and other diseases Of the Sexual Organs, BY
the Consulting Surgeon, which will be sen
by mail, lin seal ed envelOpe,) Tree OF charge
on the receipt of Two Stamps, Tor postage.
| Address, DR. GEO. r. CALHOUN, Consn!tlnI
| Surgeon, Howard Association, No. ,, Souti
NINTH Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY order o
the Directors.
Gro. FA1RcrnLD. scc'y. EZRA d. HEARTwEIL' Pros
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-16
Anti. LecOmptON Democratic state
Convention nt Col Un mn bus.

Tn pursuance of the call of the Doug
las wing of the Democratic party for
State Convention, the city of Columbus
was filed to its utmost capacity with re-
fractory Democrats and Republican spec
tato,s. on the 10th inst. The Theater
was the location of the act-not strictly
a comedy, scarcely farce, and slightly
tragical.
PAYNE, whose surname is Henry B.,
who would be chief ruler among the
Ohioans, was present, but our reports DO
not speak of him giving "shriek." He ex-
hausted his battery, doubtless, in his
speeches on former occasions.
Col. Geo. w Manypenny, formerly a
Democratic Member of the Board Of Pub
lie Works. and more recently Commiss-
ioner of Indian Affairs under the Pierce
dynasty, and President Of the meeting.
delivered an able address, in which he
said he had attended many Democratic
conventions, Eut never one which he
more heartily co-operated in than the
present He said that if $4,000 votes
had been cast against the Lecompton Con-
stitu,ion and one for it, it would still have
been ratified.
F.P. Stanton next addressed the meet
ing. From the tenor of his remarks II
is inferred that he prefers slavery in Kan
.as. in mild form, as among the "humanf
masters of the South" to having the
society a mixed one. He said that it wa'
impossible to convince the people of Kan
sas of Buchanan's sincerity in declarin!
that the people should be protected il
their rights, and gave the following as
sample of their conversation with Wake
and himself: ..
"The President will desert you; W
have had such promises before"
"We Walker and l would reply W
had unbounded confidence in the Admir-
istration." f. A voice, in the language {
the Ohio Legislature-''We still have
The resolutions, with the exception
the two annexed, does not differ material
from those passed at the Cincinnati Coz
yention:
"Resolved, That we cordially approx
of the Instructions passed by the DEM
cratic members of the Ohio Legislatu
against the admission of Kansas und
the Lecompton Constitution, and we r.
spectfully but earnestly request the Den
ocratic members of Congress from tn
State to use their influence, and to vo
against such compulsory admission.
"Resolued, That the only tests of par
fealty which are acknowledged, are tho
prescribed by the regularly constitut
National Conventions of the Democra
party, and we Indignantly repudiate
attempt to make the admission of Kans
under the Lecompton Constitution tt
of Democratic orthodoxy"
The Legislature had some difficulty
getting an adjournment, out the Ho'
adjourned by vote of 48 to SO, VIII
is considered by some as the test
strength on the Lecompton measure.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-16

SMART CoUNT1Na.--At the election.
December 21st, in Kansas, on the Le-
compton Constitution, four notorious pre-
cincts returned a vote amounting in the
aggregate to 1895, which being investi-
gated by taking the testimony of the
Judges and clerks who held the election,
now turns out thus:
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-16
REMINGTON HOUSE,
PONIEROY, ODBO.
n GIBSON PpopR1rroP

G. GIBSON, PROPRIETOR.
THIS House has been fitted up in the best
J. style, and the Proprietor feels assured in
warrantinc the travelling public as good ac-
commodationS rs can be found elSew here, lis
house being new, his rooms commodieus and
abundant, and his table being furnished with
all the luXurits of the season. AS he has
gone to large expense in fitting mp some
thing that has been long needed in P0mcroy,
he claims the support of all who woaId he
accommodated properly. =
n. B.-The Stage Office is now con-
nectgtl with this House. fcbli-3t
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nEDr. Thomas, SO long and favora

EEDr. Thomas, so long and favora-
bly known in Pomeroy as one of our best
physicians, is ab:ut to remove to Coving-
ton. Ky., where a more extensive field is
omen for his skill. Our citizers are
10th to part with him, but the Dr.'s pur-
pose is fixed. We congratulate the peo-
ple of Covington on their worthy acqui-
sition to the medical fraternity, and hope
the Doctor may receive from that COM
munity the confidence he so universally
acquired while here.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-16

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. MEniS
" County William Joab plaintin, VS.. Rob
ert Gibbons and William Kennedy. defend
anis.-The said Robert Gibbons, defendant,
IN the State Of Kentucky, will take notes
that " tiiiam Joab, Of the county Of Meigs,
and State Of Ohio, did, on the 18th day or
May, S57, file his said petition in the office
If the Clark of the Court Of Common Pleas
for sald county, against the said Robert GiH-
bons ana William Kennedy, defendants. ask
ing said Court to decree that the said defend
ants mike and execute to the said Will ain
Joab deed Of the following premises Stu-
ate in the town of Sheffield, MeigS County,
| Ohio, to wit: The north west fourth OF 10!
No 6S, in said town of Sheffield. The said
Robert Gibbons is hereby notified to appear
and answer said petition on or br fore the
| third Saturday after the thirteenth day OF
| March, 1858. WILLIAM JOAB,
| feb23-S-6t IS so BY N. SIMPSON.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-16
CHERIFF's SALE.-By virtue of

HERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue Of a
- second execution to me directed from the
Court of Common Pleas of Megs County.
will offer for sale, at the door of the Court
House, in Pomeroy, on
Thursday, the 18th day of March, 1855.
at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, the following.def cribea
lands, to- wit: Beginning twelve rods east from
the northwest corner of section number sew
enteen; thence south about eighty five rods;
thence east one half rod; thence south thir-
teen rods to John Pages line; thence east
seventeen degrees north TO a certain beech
tree about seventy nine and one hall rods;
thence east about sixty seven RODS to the
center line, running north and south through
said se:tion seventeen; thence north about
seventy-thTee rods TO the north line ol Sald
section seventeen; thence west along said
| line to the place OF beginning, containing
| seventy-six and one-hslt acres, in township
seven, range fourteen. in the Ohio COMPANY
purchase, and sold as the property oi George
! Downing end Peter Allkire. AppraiSee oil
| 81, $40. 90. Terms OF sale, cash.
. l. V. SMITH, Sheriff Hd'gt c"Grt-,
F.br!ufy ~ rl5--;-ttSSjc,
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ASPitch Tn.'7
CHEAPER THAN EYER

7 I 4
1 TAKE this method Of informing the pub-
4 lie that hereafter will take splendid and
lire-like Pictures CHEAPER THAN EVER.
Also, to call soon, as | can stay in tn place
bat SHORT TINE longer. will take q so
Pictures for Sf.25; 81. .25 do. for al; IS cent
do. for so cents, ard all others in proportion.
on Court street, next door below o. Branch =
store Please call soon, as it is the LAST
chance you will have of getting SPLENDID
Pictures at such low prices. warrant my
pictuTes not 10 fade in any climate.
NJ B.--Insiructions gwen in every branch
or the art Price, $40. Apply soon.
febl6.f Oh RLES CAR-lI.
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HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
CircuInr to tIle Sick.

Circular to the Sick.
THE first hospital surgeons and medifi oi
Europe admit the unParil lei % icd M
sanction in their naval and military services
world reposc the utmost confidence III its curative
properties. 1t pcnetrates the sources e1 lhhaIn ;
dences dise:tse neutralize the fiery elements
which feed and exasperate the malady.
Rheumatism, ScrOfuI1. Efysap-
elias.
These among the most terrible and agonizlng
diseases of the muscles, the heshy fibre ana skin; YET
in their worst forms, and when seemingly lncuraDiG,
they invariably disappear under perseVerlhg apPli1
cation of this soothing healing, antidote to pain and
Salt IEileum, Fever sores, stiff
Joints.
In cases of Salt Rheum, where medical waters To-
tOns, and every recipa OF the PharmacopGea have
prov ed useless, the Ointment will accomplish thor
ough cure. Fever heal quickly under its in
Guence, and its relaxing effect upon contracted snew
DIscharging Ulcers.
Almost remarkable and happy change is produced
in the appearance of malignant ulcers atera rev APP
vanishes and granucs of heulthy flesh begin to take
the place discharged matter. This process goes
with sound mate ria and the ulcer radically cured
A WORD TO Mothers.
Iernal injuries and therefore every mother should
have this healing preparation constantly al hind;
absolute specific for sore breasts and quickly re-
moves the encrusted sores which sometimes disigure
lihc heads and faces of children.
II Significant Facts.
This Ointment is unve rsally used on board the At
lantic and Pacific whaling feet cure for scorbuc
Ctions, and the best possible remedy Tor WOUNDS
and bruises. Large supplies of il have recently been
ordered by the Sultan OF Turkey for hospital purposes
Born THE OINTMENT AND PULLS SHOULD USED THE
u CASES
Al Runions. Mercural Sweed Sprains, i.
| Burns, Eruptions, Glands, sun Jolnts,
Chapped piles, Sore Legs, Ietter,
| Hands, rheumatism Sore Breasts, Ulcers,
l. ChiIblains. RinQworm, Sore Henas, Venereal
Fistula. y. Salt RheuIn Sore 1hroats, Sores,
lGout Scnlds. Soros of all Wounds of all
LumbagO, Skin Diseases kinds, xmas ,
Il III CAUTION None are genuine unless th'
words ''HoLLowAY, NEW York AND LoHDoH.' are dls
earnible as WATyR-MARK every leaf of the bool
of directions around each pot box; the same ma!
De plainly by HOLDING THE LEAF TO THE LIGHT.
handsome reward will be given to one rendering
such nforma ton may lead to the detection ol an
party parties rfeitng the or Vend
I ling the same, knowing them to be spurious.
- Sold at the Mannfactory Of rofessor HOLLOWAY
q 30 Maiden Lane New York, and by all respcetabl
, Druggists and Dealers in Medicines throughout tn
United States and civilized world, in boxes at
g cents. 81 y cents, and 81 each , :.
II FThere is a considerable saving in taking the la
III ger sizes. ,
" fever disorder, are uflNed 30 each box.
I mara- -iO-coN.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-16

F.W. Porter, the absconding treasurer
of the American Sunday School Union
was brought back to Philadelphia on Sat
urday last, upon requisition of the Gov
ernor of Ohio. Mr.. Porter was taker
into the Court of Sessions. where he en-
tered bal in 5000.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-16
CIRCULAR.

the first day Of july 1857, A. FahnestocS and George
W. Fahnestock Philadelphia Pa A B. Hull, of New-York,
and L. Schwartz Pittsburgh reassocated themselves for
further term business under the style and h as heretofore OF
b. A. FAIfNEsTOCK & Co., Pittsburgh, Pa,
B. A. FAHNESTOCK &c Co.. Philadelphia, Pa,
B. A. FAHNESTOCK, HULL & Co., New-York City.
In each of cities continue Wholesale Drug
Business in all its branches.
Particular will be given the importation of proPr
etay articles from abroad; and full stock of welablished
popular remedies will be kept constantly for SALE Orders for
b. A. FAENESTOCKS we'll known Vermifuge (of which
are the SOLE PRopREroRs and MANUFAcTURERs
should addressed either of the abovenancd establishments
We continue the manufacture Of White Lead Red Lead, and
Lithnrgc, at Pittsburgh.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-16

Tux MrssrssIpPf SLAVE TRADERS IA
Washington correspondent of the N. T.
Times says:-''It is rumored that the
steamer Dispatch has gone to Pearl River
Miss, to look after the New Orleans Del
ta's slave traders The Delta's story IS
pronounced by Southern gentleman to De
a superb hoax"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-16

EThere will be general meeting
of the Republicans of the different States
Of the Union, at Washington, on the Gath
inst, to devise the best means for pro-
noting the future interests OF the party
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-16

EThe Spring Term Of the Conmon
pleas Court for Meigs County convenes
TODAY. Tuesday, 10th March.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-16
silver and SILVER Plated Ware.

Fine silver Spoons silver,PIatea TnbleIspsons, ., %
Knives, Forks, Tea spoons, Salt Mustard nhu uraV M
vrr plated Cream Jugs, Gobcts, and Cups Of various
descriptions Call Bells Silver plated ana 'For! nap
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-16
Fancy Goods.

An assortment of Watch Guards, Necklaces, Bead
LeaI Pencils Alaba stcr Ornaments, Rocaglih BoNe
Motto Cups, Stand Mirrors, Key Rings, ConpasSe
Brac elets, Toys for Children, &C.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-16

ET See George w. Elliott's advertise
ment for Agents headed "a BOOK iot
Every Mans Library"
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WATCHES.

Goldnn Silver Hunting and open-face English and
Detached Lever, Chronomctcr balance, C!iiiiueFs,
Double ia and Duplex Watches good assortment
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The Bnaa,o B.,iru.a Co.v.s ZION.

BrFTno, July I, 1853.
The Faircsd Convention adjourned s,rs DE 81 niss
cccct las, risht .fr rsss'rg the folio sing
Resolved, That The New yogt and Erie rosd requs.
cd To ncvai &C On ~ psorgr tho prices
ths recf M rcufscn -hcs rates shall uachsnees
vi The 9th 81 July ostL apo tina. COMMITTEES ~
Dc appointed by ths Convention inquire into the dcui
u-s betssen TIE Ere ard Central reads.
Mr. Moran, Presidert Of the Erie road, protested
tfatsi the action of the Convestnn, declaring he
wtvid cot be bound by u. and that the Erie road would
srtehvcr 10 vtfk fer ie interest independent o. the
so'oc "a the Convention
Although tie Isbc shore, Cleveland and Toledo Ceve-
lspJ CcIurseus srd Clncinpsu and ether roads were
rep-ssrricd ihe cry ther delegates took part IN ,hs
proceedings n the Convention consequently are nos
bound By its acts.
The Committee Of Conferences made the following re-
port
the opinion THE Committee that positive evidence
bss been sooucsd sbospR vclsop, either on the ran
OF ID. Erie Cens's railroads. Of the contracts formerly
existbe between sad companies and your comnlaee p
tro part n the Nev York Erie was induced bv up
lcvnded reposs sod msapprehenson The psrt Of the
New York Central other roads, and from any state
~ facss and therefore earnestly recommend A., tbesa
roeds " meet together IN a spirit Of Cancellation
snd duft the differences between them and restore again
rcnuneratve rates and good feeling and that In aase ~
failure the Part OF said roads adjust the exssna
differences ard restore The rates Of fare the cons,s
recommend The rcsde represented n out In force hs
thirteenth article Of The Cleveland Convention OF Octob~
IA, 1857, against al rosis Which shAn persist IN ksspnx
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MORE VIGILANCE CoMMTrrEEs-It will be
seen by communications from Florida and Viz
einis, that the citizens of those States are ex-
hibiting disposition to follow the example re-
Gently Get them by the New Orleans people, and
to administer justice independent of the local
authorities. When the inhabitants of our lead
ing cities feel it necessary to take the law into
their own hands, II is evident that corruption
and official indifference must have been pushed
beyond all bounds of endurance. The repeti-
ton of such desperate expedients should operate
GO a warning to persons placed in authority
everywhere. If the people cannot obtain re-
drees for their wrongs from the legally cOpsti-
tuted ministers of the law, the latter may do
pend upon it that they will not tameiy set down
under this sense of double injury. Between the
original criminal and his abettors but little dis
elimination will be used, snd the instruments Il
official corruption may have terrible account
to render to an outraged and exssperated COM
muuity.
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Halls yea EUROPE.

WAs New Yerk BeaaAd - dAuOn for EUROPE
The steamship Vanderbilt Capt Leevre, will leave this
port TO morrow II n. for Southampton and Havre.
The rurope~s malls will cisse in this city at half past
ten O'Clock 70 morrow morning.
ne Europesn EDITION tho HERALD, printed IN French
and English, VII, hs published At Ten O'Clock In the
morning Single ocpies. 10 wrappers, six cents.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of the
Nsw Yoxx HERALD gill be received at the following place
in Europe
LONDON =. Hanson Low, Bon o., ~ LudgAte Hill.
Am. European Express Co., 81 KING William IT.
SARB Am EIropoau kxotess Co. Place d. Il 8ourSe
vRrooL-. AM. European Express Co., Chapel Greet.
& ssusrt, 10 EycnAoge street Fast
AVE- Am European Express Co.. Il Rue Corneils.
Tho coutsuts Of The European edition Of tho bxsAIp
VIII combine the received by mail and telegraph At
he ooe during the previous week. and 70 the hour Of
pubicAs,on.
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Hon. JoHN LETCnER ACKNOWLEDGES TnE
Cons Hon john Lctchcr. Of Virginia, is uu-
d, rstoo6 a. De democratic CANDIDATE for Go
v,rpor. spd one of ,be opposition journals bas
accordingly iisted up for his digestion su old
enforcement Of BIZ " = seDi-sboliiion address
d,liv,rrd many wears alo ny certain De Ruff
p.r. MIR Ietcber, TINS hauled up to the rack
con the co,pe QUESTION substantially scsuo~-
lodges The corr, bat pleads in extenustion that
for ten years past he bss been right and tight,
and sound as q roach ION the goose" We
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LOVE- MATCn BKoKEN OrF.-According t.
tie latest accounts from Illinois, the Honorable
b lssa Greeley's propos'd love match between
the republicans and the Douglas democracy
utterly broken or aDd there il q fair prospect
that "tbe Little Giant" will soon return to the
inll allegiance Of bis fret love, with The regular
administration democracy, Kansas and all
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PATRIOTISM At TAMxANY HAII.-The General
Committee Ct the upterrfe1 democracy bse IL
sued circular, In ooDirctioo with 'be Ssctem=
braves sbo 80 on. Of Tammeny. fer grand
row.wow Of the OLD wigwam IN the Fourth o.
July. The pipe of peace will be smoked, aud
the IRE water viii flow 10 abuudsSce wbetber
or not this cerousipg will brirg The Tamwany
party out Of its difficulties remains to be seen
The qusIrels among the faithful win. in auy
event, deprive the celebration of any very grca'
tublic interest
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PORTLAND, july ], ises.
Tie Democratic State ccnveatson met at augusta yer
isreay. and nominated Hon. xazsssah H. Smith, Of wsr
ron, for Governor -to scoepseJ the nosius,cs In .
srtech Of considerable length. Resolutions asopssa
oempinepirg the Administration endorsing the oaai 81
tus,msnt Of The Leoomp,on question: ceuouncns
cprceton and va Nearly seven hundred doie-
gsias we're preser' The convention ws presided ever
By Hon ". s. IHi;.a@id Of Rridgeton
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Tho Atlantic Telegraph EKpcdlnsas
TIE wxArHEx AT NnwfnUNDLAnD.
81. JOHNS. n. f., July 1, 1868.
Ttis Is beautiful morning Wind west and fresh Air
deltciorsiy cool No news Of the Niagara
ST. JoHrs. n. F.. July Up. n.
There yet signs OF the rtisa,s Niagara al Trinity
Bay, where ofnce has be4n established by tho New
fcuhdlAnd Telegraph Company.
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CnEmuNG SMITH INDIcrED.-Tbis confidence
man Of the City Comptroller being at last
called upon to account for his corporation per
quisites, we hope that the venerable Mr.. Flagg
will do all that be- can 10 aid the ends Of JUS
tice without shrinking or blinking.
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SOUTHERN SEcrssIoN-Ho WV. L. YAScEY's
PIAs.-As the secessiopist Southern Conner
c'al Conventions have pretty we'll run to seed,
the Hon. Vim. l.. Yapcey, Of Alabama, ia
letter GATED Montgomery Ohe place Of Me late
African Slave Trade Commercial Convention),
bss iseued the following plan for " precipiiating
the cotton States into a rcvolutiou:''-
hardly ser.e with you thats general movement can
be vtli ciean cut Aegean stable II tse
democracy ov.sibfo-n ~cu'd reeud IN giving
Disce "a rreaisr and nunerer swarm a dies fne ree
~ n the Sortn "a yurh pfocrss. " IN dli
crsstgsou 90 tsr men for prompt resistance
TIRE re1t sggstssNn. II nest come IN tie nature of
oIRs No osions party caa save US no az on-l patty
csp Ru, could COR "a hevs oid. o,esoizs
c.umusts " ssfe,y al The cotton Ss'es lend \
uot 70 trern thsr huro tor effective
ueutl. rnsI Gre the southern heart, Instruct the
-cutf mind give cnursee va each nirer ant
prcter nonep, oy o'earzed. concerted sciion, We
~ eeittate the critn ststes irts a renovation.
COMMITTEES OF Safety y Bold idea. CAN
over The cotton States ali The other Southern
Siaies, Including Virginia. Maryland, Deiaware,
North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky and Mis-
souri To be lett cot Very COED. "Fite the
Sou,b,rn besrt ~ Somewhat rash Instruct
the Southern mird - Amen to that "Pre-
cipitate The cotton States iuto revolution !"
Not until cotton aud good field hands become
o ding in the psiket. Mr.. Ysncey and his agi-
Eating school ~ politicians may try II as soon
as they like, " they really with to get good
wholesome setting down by the cotton growers.
Nothing Ike cotton as pescemaker.
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hope that this will satisfy the Virginia demo
crscy. Jefferson himself. in his dag, was far
from hfing 'sound Oh the goose" according to
The modern Southern STANDARD; hut for the last
til yesrs or 20 the demands Of the Southern
ultrae have been 80 very exacting that if Mr..
Letcher has kept pace with them he ought to
he made the Governor. We should. however,
prefer bis coDtnuar ce in Congress, to assist US
in our war upon the harpies of the lobby.
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Reported Resignation OF Governor Denver, -

81. Iorrs, June %, 1864
desrAioh from tsAvenvorsb, 81 ssth, BY bs Unssx
STATES express 70 Bocuvle says thu, well srousaeA
report In circulation 10 Me cleo, that Governor Deavsr
intends vsoA,rg the aebensiorsi chair soon asr Ne
election 10 August TIE rsa~oss which have prcnpssA
his Exesllenoy 70 deermlns On suca course are ma