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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-14
The Outrage upon n British Captain at
Savannah.

Savannah.
The outrage committed al Savannah,
Ga, on the 1st inst, upon the person OF
Captain Vaughn, Of the British ship Kalos,
appears to have excited official Indignation
in that community, heightened no doubt
by the well-groundcd fear which the Re-
publican Of that city expressed, that the
affair might probably involve the Repub'
lie Of Georgia in an undesirable difficulty
with England. The Savannah papers are
silent upon the particulars Of the occur
renee, which is, however, termed by the
BRUSH Consul at that city, in an adyer
tisemcnt Offering reward Of $1,000 ioI
the conviction Of the guilty parties, as "a
dastardly aud brutal outrage" The May
or of Savannah has also offered reward oi
$500 tor the apprehension and conviction
of the participants 10 the 'pcrsonal abuse
and violence" offered Capt. Vaughn.
In his proclamation Offering the abOs'
reward, Mayor Jones remarks that the out
rage was: ...t
"In disregard not only Of the oblga
lions devolvod upon good citizens to re
flan from the commission Of such lawles
acts, but also in direct opposition to th'
expressed views of the City Council, anC
a marked violation Of the public peace auC
good order Of the community"
The Republican thus comments upol
tho affair aud its probable cons' quences:
ave presume there will be no Difficult
" in procuring tho information desired
! and we are pleased to sec that tie Mayo
, and Council have resolved TO put a sto
TO course Of conduct that is sitting al
! law at defiance and bringing dorp dis
grace upon the city,
"More than this, 1t has now reached
point whore it may embroil tho Who'll
country in war aud bloodshed,
"Whalcver may be the motive thn
prompts to such conduct, the parties VIII
! engage in it must SEQ its evil effects upo
4 society, and that the great body Of ou
most respectable citizens who have tn
deepest interest in the institutions Of tn
South, have nothing but unqualified con
E demnation for their course, Lot then
p then, for their own sakes, and for III
{ whole welfare Of tho community in whc
they livc, abandon ii, and at once"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-14

NAsnvILLE, Tenn, Feb, ls.-Tho re.
turns are meagro, but the indications ARE
that the Union candidates will have an
aggregate majority cfo,er $4,000. The
Convention is defeated by probably co..
900; AS far as heard from, only Two SO.
oessionis,s arc elected "
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-14
Anolher ONION YIctorY.

The Union party at the recent election
held in Tenesseec, carried that State by
an overwhelming majority, Three cheers
for Tsnnsssee. The tide Of revolution 10
esr!Aiplygsing down,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-14

GREAT DIsCovEEy.-Among the most important Of
all the great medical discoveries Of this age may be
conside red the system of vaccination for protect
from Small pox, the Cephac Pill for reliei ofhead-
ache, and tho use Of Qlinine for the prevention Of
tevers, either of which sa sure specific, whose BEN
elts will be experienced by suffering humanity long
after their dtscoverers are forgotten.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-14
The Crittenden Amendments.

The Crittenden Amendments propose
so to amend the Constitution as to estab.
lish and protect Slavery in the Territory
south of36 80. There are those amongst
US pretended followers Of Clay and Web
ster, who Iavor this move and denouuce
all who oppose itas fanatics and aboli'
tionists. These ruen have simply depart
ed from tie faith of the fathers, and we
beg leave 10 call their attention 10 tie fol-
lowing extracts:
"lf the south wish any conc ssion from
me, they won't g-tit-not a hairs breadth
cit. Ii they come TO my house for 1t,
they will not find it, lconcede nothing
No matter what
may be said at the Syracusc Convention,
or any other assemblage Of insane persons,
| never would consent that there should
be one foot Of slave territory bey ond what
The old Thirteen States had at the time
Of the formation of the Union. Never,
newell Inc mah eau ehu" h's idce ="
NE and prove that | ever dtpar'ei from
that doctrine. He would sneak away, OF
sink away. or hire mercenary Hcep
lhaI he might say what mercenaIy apos
tate from liberty Daniel Webster has be-
come. He knows himself 10 be hyo-
crite and falsi6er. 9
All that now say is that with the bles'
sing Of God. | will not now or hereafter
before tie county or the world, consent
to be numbered among those who Intro
duced new slave power into the Union =
| will do all in my power TO preveni it.
Daniel Wr5$ter.
81 owe il 10 myself, | owe It to truth
owe il to the subject, 10 state that nc
earthly power could induce me TO vote iol
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-14

FACT WORTH KNOWING 0-Spalding's Cephallc Pill
Rre certain cure forsick headachs, bilious headache
nervous headache, oostveness and general debility.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-14
,ardly Realized.

HI 'ad N 'orrlble 'eadacke this hafternon .hand
stepped into the hapothecares SAYS hi tothe man
Can you hease of an 'oadache ~ N'Does hache
ard says'e "Hexeeedingly," says hi, hand upon
that % gave me Cephac Pill, hand 'pon me ,onOT
Il cured me so quick that ardy realized 'ad 'ad
an 'eadache. w ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-14

D6The snow in Herkimsr, county, New
York was FIVE feet desp.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-14
MARRIED.

On Thursday evening the 7th, of Feb.
1861, in Rushville by the Rev. D. Mann,
Mr.. JOHN KEENoN and MISS MATTE BEERY
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-14
In Foreign Attachment.
GILBERT DRvoL,
against
Court of Common Pleas,
Fairfield County. Ohio.

GILBERT l,,I, p,EvoL, ! Court ofcommOn Pleas,
JOSEPH r. PARKER.) Fairfield County, Ohio.
NToTICE is hereby giveu that writ o foreign at
VI tachmont in this case was issued against 10.
seph r. Paker non.re sidcnt deb tor of the State OF
Ohio, In the Of i22 co. and $50 as the probable
costs, .. b.. JOHN @. RAlNEY, Clerk Fl. &. p.
p. VAN TRuap, Attorney.
Jaunary ,, ls6l-i0 "..f ......
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-14

money! MOncyH uOneyUl
We are very much in need Of money.
Will our friends be kind enough to re-
leYs US.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-14
INDIANApoLIs, Feb. IL.

Long before the appointed time for Mr.
Lincolus arrival, the streets were crowd,
ed with people of all sects and parties.
Flags we're streaming, and bright rosy
faces crowding and peepiug from almost
every window along Washington street
even to the third and fourth stories Of the
houses, anxiously awaiting his arrival
In due time he made his appearance aud
was created by loud, long, and hearty
cheers made more noisy by q salute Of
81 guns. From the platform Of the cars
no made few remarks before them, but
the noise and confusion prevented your
reporter from understanding their pur.
port, He was received in an open car
riage, drawn by fonr white horses, by
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-14

Lincoln has arrived, and is just pass
ing up Washington street. which is like
a sea Of human beings. Military and fire
companies with bands Of music, aud win
dows full Of flags and ladies, onliven the
8 enc. The President elect is drawn in
a carriage with four beautiful white hor'
scs. and accompanied by Gov. Morton
and Committee He stands crest and
bows politely to the generous ovations
rendering him by the througing populace
Crowded Streets and Decorated Windows
ArriOal and Reception Of AJrohdm Lin
cola-- Procession --ImmcnSe EnthaSiaSm
Lincoln Lifted ouer the heads Of th'
Living Mass Speech atMe Bates Hoas,
-Evenin1 Reception.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-14

DECATUR, g'3U "A. VI.
An immense multitude awaited the ar
rival Of the train at The depot, and burst
out in enthusiastic cheers as it moved up.
The President elect left his car and NOV
ed rapidly through the crowd, shaking
hands to the right aud left. After stop
page of "a few minutes, the train proceed
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-12

..s ma,se examples 20 others. hisa vil.
90. ostrage. thas % treat unoAending
,se.,us ssmpsy seseaes sls haxs Asisd
u sa,..i visb ne Uslpn pAFtys
see ssiaas q hssssiae. as bss bssA
"a thai tsea, csssEas aas aetsa prpsapsly
I. ,a,s s.sss,s, aud ssshsd over We offenders
J. ,se esySt asthnrisies. for trial 81 pFepassIi
!. ~, ana sial tAsss. IL, may Ss aeAifed.
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TAerals rrs,hst.

The receat fresAet turns car 70 bare hseh
ssrr arstrscliys skaa was sappesea.--s'oFs =
sAa aas Freshst sbiscoaatty hasexpst'eased
q the last forte years. The rice %sa tasaes',
-sd unprecedented, Ia charkys kFeseh Bread,
|Wauags, aud lIOissaa RiTsrs--sArfytng hy
dis puiai, corn, ioaSvF, cats, rsmPkihs, ieace-
ais, rulsls, stAeies, aad all maaner OF Farm
aaildiaes, Including semc dwelling aaas-s.--
Bridges ~esr eprrtea away. In sreat aaAhasss,
sra great danasge wAs deae v the srere d
aFa.
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PROS PEGTus
or TIT
KNOXVILLE WIG.
(EB RITES or fHE PiFRR.
ARE Inducements ls Subscribers and
Agents.

The nader stgaed, sole Editar and Pabiish-.
r Of tas KxoxviLLE waia, takes pleasure In
aying tha, be has Rotsaspendel publication,
rs a1noaaeed ia varioas Southern papersi
The Tn Kesktv has been suspended, bat the
TssE5g has got and viii aot stop It's visits 70
Subscribers. We hHve list Of 1850 sub
srribars, greaier than the other six East Ten-
Hessee papers all pat together. This list We
desire 10 DeEBtE, and In order to induce the
friends ef ss independent paper to sastaiR il,
ve have adopted the following 49,
clas Rates 90 abe weekly
lose cory oae year, tin advanced .s...sS 2 90
Three copies. ore rear 49,. 5 90
.F;ye copies one year, 3 90
sSevca 'pies one year, ...... II 90
Ten copies one year, &C.,. Is 90
Txsaty copies ore year, ...... 2s 90
Aud as PREsiDxsr Davis remarked to sew
ersl gentlemen rtceaey, in a conversation
rvlstire n this paper, that he woald not lire
-nler = Government that did not solerAtr
FSEoos OF rus Pass. be will feel bOsad TO
Sc ,hpt it is transmitted by bis mails, its sub.
ssribers paying postage like other men,
". q. BRowxtow,
aug. -. tSsl. Ef.br aAi fsi1Isker.
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sCSrtffsate 81 fwenty-eiEht Years use.
NENesSTLk. HEzFeHssrEa CaUsgz.l
y v Aususa IL. .lasSa

DA- B. BsssbEsm 5
Ny eArEis-I ssa oss saesly hine gears eia,esd e
tie last t~euty4ht years h4se le~n constant Il
your Tertabie Universal Pls Shea sick, y rSalisisE
The Advantage " eaeTciRE lHursstieH with medkihc
IN. sAiIe harmless It's nature an mpu,E
tis~. can -fey say that the viRryas I'D ag- aes
-asy kts eaassl rzalaly BY the timely sf Bran
lrrtAs ITts bsve hatIa rieseias' tNeHsYeif yesrs
ecTsi Cts Il sickness aud occasionally inrmi;T
+ a-e w.s4 press uEsoa At these times have al
zass hahl per pi: azure retaeys giving hae I only
t.lilt ii strrags easssaeE Fes nSt saiyigsaiItae
far .stsve. Int asD tRic. have never daJiRf
tt-s ttss t~csty-eisf years usei Aay oeher msseas
sstsvrr being cssvsnes by experience that nse was
s,sai Brsriretls PSIls AsSe alsa ieea freely nsd ~
usigIsss every Kind Il sickness aad have been
svr,r Known ~ tail SAs4 i,sssafsit administered
Yesgs truly, NATHANIEL HYATT
Price . eeiis per bsx. sod ~ Dr. JoHS JAeKslS,
Esgryillr, Ts a. sd Ly "A re.bsolal,se aessm IN
ssvli.il.v. ssspI&fm
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TIE CsnsunPsIve..-Th~ Aslyrrtlser having bess
r..soi 8, health IN t,z t.ks y sssy siAaple RENE
g. usr having suffered ssyssn years ~ls severe iHaE
ass=. cossshsptien-is nnEiaa 10 ntske kRS=s % hp
frls .saaersts the neEie u eure.
70 al who desire r. be vii sad erPy Il che pre- r.
iis as rse u charge w;th ise diFvrssss ~ PrsPaFs
w and usil, llse same which th,y vii ai Scss ceas
r ooxsuarroS. ASTHMA BAoocmFfs &c. lbs saly %
ct e the advertiser iis sending the ftsserpfap Is
, Bsf; the aaietsd Aas spF,ad istruaiian uhish hs
'ises-s - he Eavatsas AMI he lpSsesefy surS vii
try hs rrr-@ 4! ~ u oqsa s-sn sthiag aaa pfsve
bis~siaS.
PAFtiss Nla'iHg che sptsn ssii eisAss sd4fsss
REvs EDsE ARB A. WILSON.
octi5-ly wiitamsiuExh, Klhsa reunty, SEES Yerk.
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STATE or rTRGLSiA.

III. q kviy Clerk of the County 81 Fressick In the
State sGFssad 30 certify that H. nowen. lisc Shnm
the foregoing afiayit npade Is Jnsties Of the
feaCe aud fif said cssaty. stly commissioned and
Rna "a sil his stch fail ftth ah credit
da@ and pf EiRht ought ~ u EiFsIh sch ~ ouEts II
Instice q sie1nsat,
Ia t.stisgay waesraf have herrant0 subscribed my
fr-A~, and sxtf the seal ~ said C.nniy, this
Ls. ItbiTteeR Gay Of August 1851, and In the seth
]. G RELY, G. G.
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STATE OF FIRGN,A.

CNtNTf % FRtbkNlrL
u, h, NtIft Notary ,uliie. In aHd EE the county
compared the aapxr statement. the i-,ns. certificates
VI ste h. mortgages. &e hraKhg the in'aEsiee Com
ahy N the Valley ta virginla aud and them
aa tser-sith. aps ID further certify THAI the vain.
xesl Ia esrh h tFfpet BAR sbr "a tets
IroTa qasaions and 1ier reliable sonrrrs II information
sTst that the nsnftEaafs property II double the
saIae % Tie dehts rRred fheFrby.
-, 1H t-stiHsoHy whereof have bercuHtp sob
L. scrih~ ny aud affixed my kuiarial srs At
t~-~Si Winchester Va, August 18th, Is.l,
@ kuB +. D. WOLFE E.P.
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ornamvnisi p.isrtmsss and Nedsra Inngw ,
uHs. v. A sNfCks.
Departures, q lpssrum-ptal ssi yrssl NJ, j.
tn as8In pfvasntln The ciasas e tke Institute g.
hind Regard aud sstFpnagr our eitsEs and tbs pa
the Pripru ferris jnsiih n IN SaRsuheins that hs hss
Cured hts assistants ia the SryeER Departments =
81 T,s,chrtr Insurpas.cl aay where Er thnFs.Rsss
eicieucy in tlI- SEk ~ instruction aud dtEtlhe
hsye ali been tested aud sIpTsse BY ample rxlrten
Miss Kate White viii have ehaPss u the Primary .,
northumberland wiii make IL = krhur II very sul.v
utaFvSt aud advantages fr small gIlA. In nsitka-
the eielnsntay tTaAch,a nshay Taught Ia ssteh dep
a'rnt Miss bite w, give FrRslar iastfa tssn IN
srsiny to tbse pupils Wh parents may assTe Il.
asitsl charge viii I've taade T sfsc Instruction. -
sieTchi viii aso give tn the pufas of this tepafin E
without charar. EhFt oral lr--Us Ia French twice
thus t-achiHg then the hNi'"s amt pEt,sr acat'aa
familiar ~ itris ke We thus sniharigs TO Iloa,
our yuaug irteuds e the primary dep srtn,rnt ,
pleasant and psoatalle time u a. !
The Academic Drparteseni Gill ntaus n be M r
tn care Il Rehsr,l-,,n whose Efforts have XII n
a high an Justly a.s. rv~d dst rec Of satisfaction
h r cabrettIn with the trsiiiR;s Ih- Aoss-atc stu
lscl,uie rra4ug. writing, English GirammAr, writ
Arithmetic, aivGncci Geography, History, Wcbst .
DietiJnErY. SC
The Principal having under his general SUI ~riateIs
ali The i.srtns Il the Ihstate, vi give re sIs.
atteutl,n "a the Collegiate cisssrs. These Fur
number embracing the stIhv e laagHaEs-, Aa'heHsi
ths Natural Scicpees and Intellectual and Moral Phil
ply. ..,s.
Mis- T. sterrh will Continue in charge e The dep
# M,nirrn Languages aud ts ornalneuia braae
rualTi. Frph b. arfhrau hTASing Rai PaiHiiHg II
les and the rhrfent varieties IL snbTui =
alri other OrnanirBta work.
The Department of Music, instrumental aud vocal,
tc md II the 1t Mrs A. WleksL formerly
Attris Tenn. Ms. Witks IL experienced ana .
eessfEt teareF. Her II Instruction viii inch
ltzsus on the Piano Anf Guitar and in VOCAL Music
DISCIPLINE.
The stem II Discipline required throughout the
erai de, iriments u the iHstrHte. si be uhtf siy
aud gentle but " the IhoEpIzh and sautsTy II
The P,iIs W 1T NIL times be under hs knsl asi val
Iui SUPERVISE of the feseheFS Uf whom
always lee II t- Institute fr' the opening ~ tha eiW
hours ~ stho The several rccisasR viii II
times during school h,ass l ulth ta Sssstastp tf
patrcsIs who krrehy earnestly s,tritssi 90 visit
c rvctatons frequently; think this will :
thrra mach jas;er idea q tbs pFnhoirtEy Of a
dauSh trFs than be givvR by the tscFe tssaa
natiuu At the rl,,-~ - ihe sPssI,h. -
TUITION IN ADVANCE.
The charge f.T tuisIDn VIII cnt'aHr - hsTrtof re
PRIMARY Department, per Session Il Iacnths, sia
Acalcmic Is
Collegiate, " ~
Music. f;sHo ~
Guitar,
foai
ss.4
Tnkrts at admission Ni he required and HAY be-
taiHr~f ~ A. O. Jtckspn Cos stra.r tl- Priniptt
July !Stf r. l.. KIRKPATRICK
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coRPfRoLLRRx oflYcE

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Aag 10 lsGl,
THIS h 10 certify that The Insurance Company u ihF
Valley % Virgins tNyte at Wlsehssse Ia The &c
yeialA has complies. Nh al ilis rgqalfriarlss II the
cose On The snlret II fereEa IanAace C.Htsratn In
seeti"hs lass e. ah5 ueye. veil - IL the Act of
3tth Il March. 1854 Chapter ia SectsSn "a. rrgairiaE
deposte with the u lWessiy tlsoaSen. ssaFs
of Eix per cent Bsnts 81 the State. i.
And that 8. 8 Ven Glider b the legally snthefisea
Ageat ~ eaa CoEnny 10 the citS - Knox Vile State VI
Teslsssse. J. r. DUNLAP, Gs@ptrstl.r.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Confederate Congress.

e We nre aaiheFiE.t zRi r~qaestS % anHuunve
4, ,. Upton Candidate Cor Gatss, 10 the R7FSs
Ca .res-ss,Hrti plstFiCt. et {tSttzfe
We authorized snd request n announce ,. Z.
esENIgaAEL iHi-i 'ict Candidate 20 fefesni fle
,a Erss 'ssi Dstrict ia the Congress II THE Ci
ierste States 4 AnsrT-saieci q this deSassn ef ths
szJy.F ct tgs sisst-bex . $50
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new COpARTNkRe
:, Ees exAk 3 s.n. HeuasnA I'VE kfxs1tA
nEccoRKL1s. SON q Co.,.

TsR0cRIta AND cuMMEesxoM sEsrsa.
u amiss Alai MsANfsrtanas - EsssW1ssK and tERA
siilr 1ofs4sk Ms Tia Maia ksFert Lsachlara. Va N
VIZ etss hartsalSy atf&nekn to the saEa ~ Ttaaee
BFra.faEs pSpysha ana ~ kiads a pnesy i'rsasac
AMI Mefehaaases Al the % staha e Hs<<nkle ts-
Ne sasail eBlessvr 60 kref alwzfs teH4 afI SO
ali aFtimes Telisfe n the bFfasa4 shl Fre ear h,ns
sxlerssaer lR the hastae-s hee % egis sarr a the
pese tAsFeaa sui especially tas iihsftlif exfafa
el q the fwmsf esaesth oaF NJ. KsBief Nl give kis
~s nal atlct "a the Ean.nskeu lasinefs ~ h- hes
bern CT ysrs psrFnspg that lFAneh sni w feel e
se fm his long sxpertrnse shA th.seagn khasw lrslge
a. the bsnss v d Mt fs ~ give satisfaction ~ a via
eutrust Ihsfs iHtsfesf % alHf hahst st8
~ VII RsAs libefal slsaeess "a arpspsta iFssee
Ia haft sad rinls trsm1ty Ct ~ tirs sna ess sss
ert14ef1g SAAExl Nc sAK In
f. VI Mpslitg TX
WI. RixNfka, $
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PERSoSs aasct~a With the Fever and Afae.
sard not SPAR eliseE time ttfsile f cope ~ 70 pro
Dr ststier -iehEatzd BiltFs ps~s tetette"Hf
va-,ts upon To- sFsfeIH has tfse catF Prgss ~ I
NAse zee isn saeke asn Ia slsat s;sss sS ttase
y ts dreadful curse, wsse eseks are NAa aud es.xre,
Aj Ssss Nights are setisaa asd rvafieas. ant ssAe
+'vs 6ila sad shaken. Gs st tss4ng fan q sse
iss Ills easapaia3 saas. pFpfa bsssaz- aBatrhifR
'hHa. Il aere frsaa the hseRfh e the Efnea Mons
90 kagw fts aae sntae suit tktt hsEe tested e. a
~ a,k~rs haFe fsslI trss gseiS bate feAtessa The
saysF 20 si-tiAs kraiih user tpHias5tg IN Al IRE
NrslesH sattera parts skea5 iHtruase tssp y ~
fzEtiiss
sid 10y drEEEssiy asd dsaisSSs ssTy RhHs.7 "a
kS- Sss aaveF4ssTaf a 10 4SlisE eslHBsa anglI-lm
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E- Who will suffer ftsm Fcal lTanaFs soEek ar Die.
sss,s a tlse ska Hhea sash ceftsle rs.assie - No
Is,rs eareagseEfssk GaTdt1l ata Aiso faFfefs ard
ArtesEs vslsan Z uii LsHiHaent ia issue The
~ n a ,s1ssfy tsse tsssI ttssseeisir an tn Lhf
u'-si VIII esrs any snrs. See the "dsertisemsnt
sTti4A ~ 80 81
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STATE oF rIRGLHIA
CorSfY 40 FaFpksIex -.

CorSf1 20 F&FbkRleK.
J. = Cars.n Prrsilrnt aal ". L. Bent Secretary this
day personally Aiprart-l teEEe the sIscrtbrr. Ju.es
II the Pusce 10 sud Er sai Cuuty, In the state aFrs
said and made oath that the aaHeAed stalsSa,nt true
sewa bS the bucks and papers Sie Ia the office u
sail c,tnisshy. J. h. HlA kN. j. y.
Given anrr nag hand, this 18th DAP u August, 1861.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-07

bills of Jeff.Davisand Beauregard and their
miserable legions, is something that our
Western Virginia people have no idea of.
Therefore they realize that this is the time
to commence preparing the way of our
escape. 1t will not do to wait until the
moose is again thrown around us-until
we find that we are bound hand and foot
By the restoration of the old slaveocratic
regime. We know what that would be.
Our case would be that of Ireland to Eng
land, of Cuba to Spain, or of Poland to
the Gar. We would be forever helpless
in case we allowed them to get the whip
hand.
What we want then and what the peo-
pie expect is, that this Convention should
open the way of escape from this threaten
ing after-clAp. If they cannot do some
snch good and acceptable work as this
we are ~ loss to see how they are to
earn their four dollars per day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-07

the Law himself" About this time. a
prominent Union man, a farmer from the
east side of the river, stepped up before
the bench, and said in su6stance-"come
down from your seats, you DID rebels !;
we will have no such traitors outhe bench:
If you DO not, will take you down, and l
have plenty to help me-"
Immediately thereafter a paper was
handed TO the justices by constable,
signed BY i've or six loyal magistrates,
who HAYS taken tue oath. requiring them
10 desist from trying to hold Court, and
saying they were NO logger justices. Then
the three came down from the bench, In
dian fIe, and out of the Court House,
througha large crowd, hurried along by
three industrious, hideous groans, offered
mp for the especial benefit of secession JUS
tices. A Hle OF soldiers were about the
yard, forwhat purpose was not distinctly
understood by everybody. They tCsTe IN
the service of tAe United St0tes.
Thus the matter stands. The Union
men Withhold the next Court under 10y
al government. Yours, &c,
LIMERIcH.