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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-18
R1- The tory editor Of the Ohio Eagle

Ey The tory editor Of the Ohio Eagle
sroans drcadfully over the appearance oil
few secession prisoners at Columbus,
the other day. lie talks about the ruth.
less arrest and concludes:
"Let tho heavens ho hung in black
let America be d;aped in mourning"
The thing which should be chung il
black" is the editor Of tho Eagle. Tho
prisoners taken to Columbus were secos
sionists, who were captured and kept a,
hostages 70. the safety of Union men whC
had be5n seized in Virginia. The move
mOnt was cfioctual, and resulted in re
storing tho Union citizens of Virginia l.
their homes The editor Oflhc Eagle ha,
no tears to shed CT mourning apparel t.
wear over the arrest Of the friendS Of tn
Uuion.- Cincinnati Commercial,
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Guernsey's Balm.
Gpetial Notices.

Doctor Leland's Anti Rheumatic Band is the only
known remedy for Rheumatism, GOut and Neuralgia
and the nernicous effects Of Mercury, and IL Is with
the greatest satisfaction, as to its merits that we cal
the attention Of our readers 10 the advertisement In
another column of our paper of tho Anti Rheumatic
Band-QmlI.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-18
The Charles,on blockade.

New YoRK. July l4.--Tho Herald g
dispatch says dispstches from the squad
ron of Charleston say II Is now impos'
siblo for vessels 10 run the blockade.
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AUDITORS OFFICE,

Fairfield county, Ohio.
hereby certify that the foregoing laws are
correctly copied from the official laws, pub
lished by authority Of the State OF Ohio.
VIM. ROBINSON, Auditor.
Lancaster, July II. 1861.
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DIR WgAvgRsg $
CCRATE. OINTMENT

and you have a permanent cure.
THE CERATE has proved itselfl0 be the best Oint-
me ever invented and where once used thas never
bGen known to fail of eTectfng permanent cure OF
bfains aud Frost Bites Barber's Itch, Chapped or
Cracked Hands or Lips, Blotches or Pimples on tho
Face. And for SORE NIPPLES and SORE EYES,
the CeTate is the only thing required to cure. IL
should be kept in the house o ofevery family.
Now Is the time that specific for Tetter and all
other humors arising from impure blood Is wanted.
Read the following evidence In favor OF DR.. Weay-
er's Syrupand Cerate: s
jERoMEviLLE, Ashland Co., o., Nov. 90, 1890.
deem 1t a duty as we'll as pleasure to inform you
what DIR. Weaver's Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup
and Lerste have done for and hope that this let
ter may come to the notice OF all persons similarly
afflicted In the year 1850, iattacked With Tet.
ter. or Salt Rheum. on both my legs, and extended
until rom my knees TO my feet was one raw sore-l
consulted, and obtained medicines ard prescriptions
from nearly all TIL hydcian In this vicinity but OBJ
tanned relief, when your agent Mr.. Hoffman, Drug
gst at this place, recommended to try the Syrup
and Cerato, which fortunately did, and am now q
sound, well man, by their use.
And with much gratitude, remain, yours trgly;
Mr.. wierbaughis gentleman wellknown in Ash
land county.
Price Syrup 81, Cerate e5c. per bottle. Direc
tions accompany each bottle. Soldby most Medicine
j.. N. HARRIS & co, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Proprietors for the Western and Southern States
to whom orders for the above Medicines may be ad
dressed. Sold Wholesale and Retail by G. KAUFF-
MAN g. CO., and Z: l.. SL0CUM, Lancaiter; P. Ham
PleasantVi1le; Jefferson Il Co., Thornvlle; w. A.
Graham. .Zanesville; Roberts & Samuel, Columbus;
George II. Fckhardt, Circieville. Nov.l, 1s60-1y
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-18
EvERYBODY'S FRIEND,
PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE
pain N1GE@R

" N@~ &AA
The Great Family Medicine ofthe Age.
TTyAKEN INTERNALLY, 1T CURES SUDDEN
Colds, Coughs, &C., Weak Stomach, General De-
bihy, Nursing Sore Mouth, oanker, LIVER Complaint
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Cramp and Pain 10 Stom-
ach, Bowel Complaint, Painters Collie, Asatc Chol'
era, Diarrhea and Dysentery.
APPLIED EXTERNALLY, CURFS.
Felons Boils and Old Sores Severe Burns and scads
Cuts, Bruisesand Sprains, Swelling OF the Joints,
Rlngworn, letter. Broken Breasts Frosted Feet aud
chilblains, TOothache, Pain in the Face, Neural
gia and rheumatism.
|. It's sure remedy for A0uE and CHLLs ana FEVER
PAIN KILLER.
taken internally, should be aduterated with milk
water, or made into syrup with molasses, For a
Cough, few drops on sugar eaten will be more Of
fectiye than anything else.
For Sore Throat mix the Pain Killer with wafer
and gargler the throat.
See Printed directions, Vhieh accompany each bottle
The PAIN KILLER is by universal consent allowed
to have won for itself reputation unsurpassed In
the history of medical preparations. Its insantahe-
Gus effect in the entr re eradca and extinction Of
PAIN, in all its various forms In nedenta TO the human
family, and the unsolicited written land verbal esh.
its own bestadvertsement.
What stronger proof 6f these facts can be prs.
duced than thefolowing letter, received unsolicited
REV. W. B. JACOBS.
NEWARK N. J. June 9th, 1860.
Messrs. Perry Davis & Son-GsntIcneH:--Allow
ne, unsolicited, to send you word OF commenda-
tion for your Pain Killer. have used in my family
these years, aud found II all II caims be.
For Rheumatism, Coughs Colds, Burns Cholera ten
dencies and dihoultes we'll as diseases generally
that prevail in families. regard the Pain Killer as
beyond all price .and ehicacious beyond any med
cine within my knowledge. We keep as our chief
family medicine, and find Its use in ordinary cases
worth more than any doctor. The testimony Of 9TH
ers ng my acquaintances and friends Is equally
favorable Many cergymeu have spoken oft in
the st terms faml medcine. Missionaries in
repeated instances have said TO in person and in
their letters, that the Pain Kerwas by far the best
medicine used in hea then lands and they used II for
themselves and families, and adminiserit to others
around them. This much am inclined to say as an
act OF justice 10 yourselves, and benefit to 9TH
ers. You at liberty to use this testimonial, II OF
any service. Rrv.W. B. B.yACOBS.'
Later Editor Christian Chronicle.
BEWARE or ALL fNTIMATIoNSi
The Pain Killer Is sold by all respectable Druggists
throughout the o. States and In Foreign Countries.
Prfees-25 cents, 50 cents and 81 per bottle
]. n. HARRIS & co. ProprietofE,
Forthe Western and Southern States, ClnciDnan, o.
Sold wholesale and Retail by g. Kaufman & Co..
E. l., Slocum, si6ord Sturgeon, Lancaster; Bfch ard
B. Walker, West Rushville; p. Hane, PlearantvikeI
A. Fenstmaker Il Brother, Waterloo; Brossman puI
Andrew, ,Lithopois; David Probost, Marcy; We! !eU
Macarthur, Mi'lersport;J. Lerch & Co. Amanda.
November ], IS60-ly3l
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BA- This war was commenced by the
Government OHIO Eqgls.
win you tell your readers where, when
ard bow
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FRIEND OF THE AFFLICTEDy
DON'T DELAY TO
PURIFY THE BLOOD
DIR. WEAVER'S
CANKER AND SALT RHEUM SYRUP,

k0rthe Cure Of Cdnke, Salt Rheum, ErysPslhs, ,Sero-
Jui0us Diseases, Cutaneuus Eruptions, Sore Eyes,
and gUsry kind Of Diseases arising from an i'm
pR7e 5tateef Blood. D.
The most Effective Blood Purifier Of the
Nineteenth Century!
1T isthe prescription fan Educated Physician,and
Il all who afflicted with any OF the above named
diseases, should use itwthout delay. II will drvethe
diseas from the system, and wheu once out on the
Skin, a few applications Of
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-02-20

~ - ava
BIO. GoRnkk: On Friday night the 9Th
Of February, weinstituts1 Spring Water III.
vision, No 059. The meeting was opened
by the u. c. w p. Be. r. M Alexandcr
Of Cold Water Div acted Is O. G.. Bro.
w. A. 4ssnn q Suffice lCrssk DSvs a. g.
Scribe ga HlA h. q. Uuey of Cold Water
DIV, Mt P. The soi1cets a. Spring
Watsr - follows: A.. Rem
son, ". A. Curtlk W. 4. o..
rus W. a 3 s Ceofds a. Pnr.k
A. r. s; fSfl RlSf, Chaplain; JsRn s. 81
tsrson. Elan a. Patterson, & Caleb
Earnhu1ot hrxender Shinnk A.;
Georgia. M j 81 Columbus Ksnly, D.
s and James D@leni r. W. p. BroliA
] Bsuson also olScted for their Local D. @.
There arc now, n this Division ls new
male momberN. and two received By card
Also 10 Indy visitors. have good reason
20 believe that Spring Water Division viii
prosper her members are men Of frmE1n.
and her Ladies are intelligent and energetic
and / have no doubt will soon Accomplish :
great work by their influence. Great good
can be done IL that neighborhood, and | kobe
that she Star Of lempcrahee that has
already arisen over THAI people will never
set bot conlinne 70 shine brighter and bright
CT until Love. Purity. 4 Fidelity shall be
worn BY every one. and be the controlling
principles - lead many young persons TO be
nsefal and pious In this lie. and finally, 70
reach = happy home beyond ne grave.
Cabarrna Co. N. C.. Feb. IA. 1891. ~
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HARDlNG's ARRAnaEMEET,

SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
AWMG TO THE UN6ETTLED STATr
~ - q the country. we have copclnded "a
keep . small, but well assorted stock or Llofh.
- lng md Gentlemens FnrnlshIng Goods NJ
1.nulactEre our clothing and can aansly Wnrranf everp
k1Lmens ruld ~ NJ, which Is not the ease with these
Nno 90 not pqseess orr facilities Nc arr nrenrrST
eze measures and have made b on1zf any sf1ls 81
k~ .44 nealLe1 ina few days time. Our stock o.
- 49, ~ -. 80 Collars has been recently replenirhed
- : tSkSAeaO, pats Black French Cloth Dress Fnociss
= ! 49, hElIs I.nck French Doe Skin Careimere Rnnfi
n.-l7,ag EtQck fl Over Coats and heaKy business CoSf1.
1.&ss ana vests 81 reduced prices. Boys Clufk
- &-<1ele tr0cks and Children Over Coats Il b.
49, W and as Yagenfe 50 0f C6akee NcH
AaPs eINoFth Carolina at half piee.m
s.n. % -, HARDTEc.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-02-20

Pisg1h Temperance Association, which.
organised in December 1864, with 1feen
members, now Numbers one hundreis and
we have every reason 10 believe fhatth6 Ar
sociation win flourish and stand for It Is
founded on good material and hn1 driven old
whisksy from the ncighbOrhood of Pisgah
church ; and we sincerely wish the day 70
como when Temperance organizations viii
drive Il IRON every State ia this Republic
and when II may be q trade Of merchandise
more. IL we had a tempcrance Legislature,
. Temperance Congress, and Temperance
politicians, we would have better laws and
more peaceful times. Tho present confusion,
or nnght We know, had its origin in
Drunkenness. Yours truly.
a. r McCAY.
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A LEoIsLATURR.

nNN.I .Ss..S1s -. oenss Esau
= .As1 =" : hn,s " oSs
: sns. n ~, ~ ,h.;r A. 1870 ron 2
. &c noticed when shey come up Tor final
non NON
she toalGwsng or1s pasacn tnSir .nifo read
"a, s.esevu nepAu 1home
concerning me suTetscs OF Y. Ii.
.onanv, ate onefiH % daywC0di IN favor
2. a. nay 10 incorporate the Fayette-
she savings Bank 70 incorporate savanna
Inos Lvoge, ~ ~; 70 incorporate the
own ~ Nockingham 70 incorporate Chat \
Am 2'nlng company 70 authorlze all the
'ncEins % tne osNee 70 collect asrcafages Of
. large numbcr oflocAl private
bills ksE weE
Hev1-Fsh. a.-The joint commitise a
adlournment reported . resolution, proposing
tejourh sias die On the aoth; and is con.
sid. 1ti6n W. postponed, 70 he Ilth.
YAs following biIs t1sItd their third rend.
inge sizs p Il1snd ths eh1ss1r u &c t6un
Company e rostari - - ko3~'1's Co.,
kee Jury tfiale a connlY rou,tos sn7 6,llo IS
incorporate noRtrnl nfirofS aor,m.n;~
'suIe,d TIE <fskter a ~ ,o@s ~ r--rr
70 sisend ne ck1rt2f u iknT n $500 4
sicultafal Society 81 4 -, a F~,,52
in whnHlf 4 - A. 6E
rsonl fhei tk1tfH q -
~ 4 N1-1 nk~n
[In0& {K1 s1r2tkt
M 49, $685. Zf,@&
LI>o6tk s. cI1flcr thS 6|ff 81
LAto6n& ENt inD6fDotStiSf tks MI @6.
Evil end JrrStft 6t&s 02&~1
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-02-20
MIscELEAHzoUs

TIE AMALGAMaFg0M o. EfNd5tnx6 81
growing tendency IN this - % rSnS1ssi.sa ssrs = I
= s1t.ess.ve words ofgther isAenaIess aud s6ers xh1ie
rhsiie ,l kJs.1ee t1em into our p,Rn fhus tho word c.
~ - = now becoming popuiarized In connce.ion
n 4 -. SpaIdin{s great Hesdache remedy haf a.
S~g.-.sS VII become EfscfrofvpS srS -
~ 1890 vase Distinction rs foFslga words hsa ~
nasiye and to the manor 61fssr AA'n sacy seam !
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usAnkrun 10 the fayorifs sirn bv which n..
49, @1-Ss move any deriatIQu Wkntercr from the
eNU s1ee q tho b14ln, an1 We've IN thi- lIvhs n
crS 49, ea 81 . g. [Nl4 tufe16ed 10 give no
1Mx-..S 1nle1 Might otkerWifo c1cape alter.
I'll 80 late - - ~ 1SsIes a ssss
49,. -S44c1I ny be class
so.1esS 41es 1oEs>sdI1eiy eon-
2ts&e EeseuEU 81 Il5Syofdfsesss
- g <6Tz 1Ssssisiis2
~r ~ ~ 0LD00E EGInF 1SunIlv
@.fUUa " - U-o q NmO01 Mf6ncrr
y ee1nd hesnh 11d 800 G~cc Ssssfs
Agays.c. ener9Iea an11l 2 - il co~~S
. q es0pG Il nost iTs =.
%PsS;.ssiezs sSias 81 8 rs g; .ss ;ssss
es1ls -. e..s s'en fs,sa ead safe rs1S
;, h. ;sss.s Es 8. .s ss 8 esa.det y
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-02-20

p1zpenr-NEssns w1nl. - = Sssd her 4 box az
In thinking thas's not Ju<l 4 nsllker but perhaps
xEIt % eAner knnwing w1et 4 AYE see she's
wants some more q thai aauo q hcr bcf0Tel
Rsoee,sIs-fga mnsk mNU 1~t1Inks cephalic.
Bar0gE-Ochf sure nov a. SNns&s "a a..
eSzs.s - 1nAfth.r and CIV ne Ne HIls and don't be
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-02-20

70 one Of ths : I.sy ~ nsihk fhNz tor q so z
"a = Co.assssss. o6s~. 80 49, hnt
- g ssoats1. hlhItlT + 4 rSrhs 81
~tss = - ~ \ = - 49, 2 <#e''e e3z,tYt ~
49, IL -. 80 nd 1ss-..o.. sI..s.s.. X
.s.S.;s, 80 s.n1ssa1 ~ ~ - =
eSTiS&Sis fSs1SS-lSsS y fS
-2%@.ao2 ksel A1efhs ( rs
H. fo.:ssc ffs2 $seS =
4pqNzxY, AlIiep1y LlfNlT1|. 4faterf,
.yI1L[0ori11E. MDlouc1oIV ID Iro1~|f1. (rf fddr
syS1l0n. Not nn1sqasna1r "a 6sme3
49, 2 coe4,,Ratio1. 61t 0z410N irlepen-
DEge11p- From al these con1fdonr5.111 81 follow1 -
- uo O.ortsr sh0uld rscslee imnedlnto attention
\ box o. y 6 Isss, s1 fs i ol Rss}2s Eesle nsz,ss. - =
t4 eompl9tnI Ne t1olr Timely - ~fU i&1of the In ~
kssses spRsqsssss g elsqare "a 'Vr HIS dsn~ $50
49, e te ID
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-02-20

- NlIfl In2Af !
n M - 1910 lind, -55.s. No. Il n
a 1NrtuoeN -3DShnSo.Sa lon1o 80
4.N13 .seole and soge -
=. 70
2-e4p ne telitf. Mhaa 1in.n 8 aisessr3
~ ~ N1na4sVil b
NtAo42 $780,
III 9ft111 -
-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-02-20

frfH Tf ~ ~ - -
a Real Hlorf~ :.
RE.nN-wAn mas head -
- 1oxsss-0qls, Doc.ori anrousf lie pni ron
- es.sa ~ = l1.t t.fakZ. 1l6r<h sndt VIII OLA
Ri~msa .sne = 4 8 ! 80 80, Ia l-5P t2eEh hREfs- sk
0A1or cephnIc PIX. Ifnd fk11 - ~ I'D -
~ !, Scsss-Lss ~ ssnd 1s 4 hox 1Ivedy, and
nnssNs- "a
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-02-20

4SExrI Mu1aoM o. DpVAN spaIb
- Cine and q h eNtno1r1 - onrh bottle
Ss . least ten dollars wo.A ~ 1e1en I~urnitiTe,
- res.i3sd nr@ tSa lass - ia5ss ft
yNR1Upoees . Il tbs w611 vi. Z|EcF rtftiM
fiss e IN sssaag he'' 1870
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-03
csRRxsPoxDRSCE OF TMK BusLg.

C0RRKsF0HDEACE OF TM@ BU@L&.
Fairfield, Iowa, Juns 28eh, 1861.
DEAR BUGEK:-Sines ths date Of nay
former letter 10 you, the bot, dry weather
has stopped the raEages OF the army or
meadow worms; and our crops have not
been Infused 10 anything lik@ aAssxtsnt
that was anticipated. The droath, fed
lowing after the spring Showers was In.
juring the spring wheat, potatoes &c; bat
last evening wshsd Hns rain whiah has
changed the aspect Of things. = K
Is IN inss&aoe Of the damaging sasets
of the embargo or inland BLOCKADE, I wili
state . fact which heard q day o. two
since. a prodsee dealer here, who has
several thousand bushels Of corn 10 store,
lately aens fifteen hundred Bushels TO
Chicago, and the nett proceeds Of the adj
Vsnsure were Eve aud 9 quarter cents per
bushel, So much for core. Coed fat
hogs will probably sell for three dollars a
hundred st the Lake. s E..-
Nov word or two On politics. / wish
you woald persuade Dir. Aahoney 20
withdraw ais call for Democratic Stste
Convention to be held on the l0th Of Jaly.
Let Us wait, Aad see whas Cougreas and
Iau RspabliCaauStzss Conversion viii do,
and then assemble Of Des Aoinss, and
get out good Democratic Union tieke'
that will redeem Iowa from he thralldoEz
of Black Rspablicanixm. zee the Chi
cago Tyibwa@ recommends 9 resort Il
direct taxation to support the asnsral
Government, besides levyiag duties Oh
those necassayies Of life which ara nos
embraced in the free list. This policy
apprehend viii bring the Republicans Il
| their senses.
A friend Of mine has looked over thi
proceedings Of the Last Democratic Stat
| Convention, and be finds the Stats Exec
utiye Committee to be constituted rs fol
lows ~ sary Altman, Chairman; Il. "
Sample, II. Il. Trimhle, b. d. Keaogg
Z. NJ. ZishaGh, j. 4. Williamson, ]. Ii
Macon, ]. B. Edmonda, D. A. Maheny
| A. P. Richardson, aud O, Bs&l. 81.
Nc. Altman j. understood TO be absen
from the State; but / do not knew hos
Mr.. Mshony came to be Chairman.
learn from good authority that Messrs
Sample and Trimble, at least, were 10
consulted 10 regard to the call. ,..s
/ XIII. $685.. UNION.
| Mr.. Mahony l. Chairman BY appoint
mens from Mr, Altman. We are In fsyo
OF the proposed postpQnsmsnt Ed
Rugle. . -t .F.. ......
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@Soo, coo Gee.

1t Is announced by acknowledged Ad"
ministration organs, thai the Government
has dessrminsd to raise Q loan of $780,
DOC, 900 for ths war, and guarantee tho
interest to Be raised BY direcs taxes upon
the people Of the several States. By che
iasas Of Bonds and Treasury notes, a debt
Of some psi, oO0, 200 has already been
created within the last ak months. Ma
NJ millions naose--probaoly not lsss than
ons handrsd ---hays been sdvaseed by In
arrested capitalists like VIM. b. Astos,
Stewart aad Others. ANY man who im-
AGNES thai ahsse, o. any porsion OF them,
are frse gifts, viii asd himself badly
fooled. They are Loans, upon which We
viii have 70 pay . round ialeress. Then
add the probable sxesss Of ordinary gov
ernmens expenses oper the rscsHss, which
we mar eel down a. sse, 0O0, 900, d
least, and We have an aggregate debs ID
$4O0. oo0, 900 81 dolLaEa foe the Arss ysas
of civil wasa at px cent. flor an aver
age, che annual interest On this sum will
be szs ,O0o, 100. When this Ii spportion-
cd smoag the STATES adhssiag 10 shs TN
ion, 10 bs gAissd by direct taxation, the
lporsl,n 20 b. paid BY the people Of Iowa
Vim not be les than ons miIIisn Or ST.
n y LII sE Il
100 BOO. Ths mensJ will bereqxiraa by
the time shs FIRST years iaiasest tails due,
watch win b. In shirssea or fomtsssl
raouEhs from this sins. perhAps anosbsz
extra asssion Of the LeEislaturs may b
eallsa, atsw tho nssting of 0aagrsss, %
maks ssriy psevisisa Tor nssting shis OBJ
,liEstisn; foF thsss saxss will have y b
Isyisd and collected spssdily and~ spss-
III aaa iejA lava, = ! lsilurs inthspsy-
nsziA Of shs1Fss yssz's iassrsss wsaid ruin
~ srsdis u ths GsvssAlnsst, sad nest
seriously cripple her ia shs prosecution q
ihe was. dis gess.s gssea sa3 81
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CaNvRNTgGN an NONE.
aOMERY COUNTY,.

Ia pursuance 10 a call, the Democracy
Of Montgomery ooantv assembled 10 Com
veation, at Frankfort, june 29sh, 1861 !:
And came 10 order, By osllingJ J. J. Zsbsr
70 ths Chair and appointing A. P. More
house Secretary. Whereapon d. ssannsts,
s. Stout, and J. Shank wers appointed
COMMITTEES to draft Resolutions exprss-
sivs Of the sentiments of the meeting e.
The following were reported and adopted !:
Rssoeesd, Thas we deplore the present
esviI war ~ . nasiuuna eaIanaity and bold
thAs tn further prosecution, bs both Or
either party to 30 Fpinoas 70 gas sTary
interest.
nd. That il Ia the duty Of Coagress 10
adopt some measaFe, by calling d kaaien-
nj 0oavensioa og okhsxwisa; by which d
reconciliation Of the prssauf dsfkmlsiss
between the north aad South may BE- af-
fected.
Cd. TAasIshs Oonssasuslon Of The Unissi
States ID the most peEsses agrsssasas ssss
produced BIZ mea on eammRnssies ek men,
and the Union existing under itshs most
psrfecs THAI ever existed, and shat 1t ID
the duty Of all States and cominnnisies,
to sustain Ne sazas hy obsyfng Tie prosis-
i0ns thGgaafs ii ISL 81 lsas9i a a iB
4sh. That NE Unioa ID based On FRA
sarnal feeling and lhss Gompronias, pre-
serves fUrps destroys III
6Ah. 1has any aasempl by she Govern
nssns 10 sbslisk o. Ia any way aimiaish
the rights ps alasa koldaFs In shsiS prsp-
ssrss e unronssitutional and win harNiss-
"a BIZ OF good and loyal sitizsss sk DC
On ,sasssaHe Is. Y. Msrshosss was ap-
pSintsd DSlegass spsttepa The nsmomaa-
|. 4 stess genysasson q ka hslA u De-
Maines Jniy 11fks - ....ssss
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a stsaaass wms Appsua ! 0s1ssl
faDmaissss ~ ~ osanty, witk es .
appoint one msmbes Ia eseh ToSn1ip.
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baldnsss ugsssse UnitAd State sn.n;...
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pzfFanslI sna nesssssAfy measures. Tia
communicative sg.. aeaaisy required in thu
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60 shzs snoaesoEhe Snanga IN the Cab.
CD - &c uSoog ~ ABOUT hy the removal
% ssssua sHa FSeiis, froaa the War and
) NAVY tseis y sassea1' VINO are iar behind tie
Q anss.-Z : - : -
,'ass . - z l@s'e0ssa Cameron Of hos-
ss.y, Das snsFs wsEe aoPes that he had
pusahsss eApacity, ana thaF IN the posi-
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q Chass. Cameron attends 10 the stealing
nj department de has swaFzns of FelstiEs
about him, sons, brothers ln~law, and al