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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-07-24
From the HOME JOURNAL.
MATRIMONIAL INFELICITIES,
BY AN IRRITABLE MAN.
House CIenninn

What confounded state of disorder this
house is in.' said to my wife, on coming
from business the other afternoon; if didn't
know better, should think we were going to
move. Pray, tell me what are you about 2
l am about to clean the house, my DEAR
my wife replied.
You look as if you were about to become
an inmate of an insane asylum 1 answered,
for my wife was shockingly attired in dress
ing gown that had seen better days and many
house cleanings. She carried long handled
feather duster in her hand, and had cap on
her head.
oh, you may sneer at me as much as you
please said she; but presume you would
fud difference in the appearance of the
houSe if 1t were not that L superiDtend the
cleanings.'
What possible good is accomplished l
asked, by turning the house upside down
in this manner? For my part, I never could
see that you improved its appearance in the
least by so doing; it is simply confounded
bore. aud L have come to the opinion that if
there be one thing | dislike more than au-
other, it is house cleaning
One thing is very certain she replied
which is, that you men know nothing about
it. Look at that cobweb in the corner, there p
and my wife made an attack with the long,
handled feather duster upon an inoffensiye
little cobweb, that thought rather ornamen-
tai than otherwise
Now don't you think I said, that if
you were to clean one room at time. that =.
would be great deal better than throwing
the entire house In confusion at once De-
vote one week, for instance, to the cleaning
of the parlors. another to tie dining room
and SO on. That is my plan
At that rate, house cleaning would last
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SADDLERY! SADDLERY!

HHHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform
j the citizens Of Ebensburg and surrounding
country. that he has opened Saddler's shop, in
the basement of his dwelling house, on Horner
street, where he is prepared to furnish to order
on the most reasonable terms, every description
of Saddles, Brides, and Harness &C.
Having many years experience in the bust
ness, employing none but the best workmen,
and using the best material upon all his work. he
hopes to merritt and receive liberal share of the
public patronage.
Country produce at all times taken in exchange
for work, and the highest market prices allowed.
JAMES MAGUIRE.
Ebeusburg. Sept, Il, Is5a.-tf.
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BUY A HOME.

THE subscriber offers at Private Sale the col
lowing Real Estate situate in Cambria County.
to wit:
H;s Mansion Property situate in the West end
of the Borough of Eoenshurg, consisting of
Square of Ground. having thereon erected COM
mOdious DWELLING HOUSE, large STA
BILE or BARN, and several other Out Buildings,
together with half Lot of Ground on which
there l. a never failing Spring of the purest soft
water, from which the House &c, is supplied.
Wants to dispose of this as he intends removing
to another part of the Borough.
dLS0.-Three Lots of Ground situate IN the
Borough of Summitville, having thereon erected
a BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, two FRAME
HOUSES, and large Stable. Will he sold to-
gether or seperate may suit purchasers.
ALSO.-A Lot of Ground situate in the
Borough of Loretto, fronting on St. Mary's
Street and extending back to st. Joseph's Street
adjoining Lot of John Troxell on the East, and
Lot of the Heirs of Anthony Litzinger, decd,
on the West, having thereon erected one and a
half story FRAME HOUSE AZ feet in front and
30 in depth.
ALS0.-A piece or parcel of land situate in
Cambria township, adjoining the ancient City Of
Buleau. lands of James and George Mills, Charles
P Murray, Alex. M'Vicker and others, contain
ing 90 acres and SO perches.
ALSO.-A piece or parcel of land situate In
Munster township, bounded by the Ebensburg
and CressOn Rail Road, lands of Peter Kaylor
ana others, containing 70 acres and 29 percheS
(nearly all cleared) having thereon erected a
LOG DWELLING HOUSE AND A STABLE.
ALSO-A tract of land situate in Washing
ton township, adjoining lands of Jacob Burgoon,
Joseph Criste, Hugh j. M'Closkey and others.
containing 800 acres or thereabouts, which will
be sold in parcels if desired by purchasers.
ALSO.-A piece or parcel of land situate on the
| Pennsylvania Rail Road, near Portage Station,
| in Washington township, containing so acres.
ALSO.-A piece or parcel of land situate in
Summerhill township, bounded by the Pennsyl-
vania Rail Road, lands of the Heirs of Robert
Finn, decd, Patrick Riley and others, contain
ing about 90 acres. having thereon erected sever
! al DWELLING HOUSES.
ALSO.-A tract of land situate in Allegheny
township adjoining lands of Patrick M'Guir,
and others, containing PIP acres and SO perche:
and allowance.
| ALSO.-A tract of land situate in Chest town
ship, Qate the property of Frederick and Mary
NJ. Schneider adjoining lands of John Ballwebe
and others. containing $50 acres, more or less.
small portion of which is cleared and thereon
erected CABIN HOUSE.
| ALS0.-AbOut 2O00 acres of land, situate or
the waters of Blacklick, in Carroll township
which will be sold in lots as may suit purchasers
WILLIAM KITTELL.
Ebensburg, October "a, 1S6O.-4S-tf
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WATCHES AND JEWEJRY
L HE LA I'D Il e :
G. Il N tt L W Z Y !:
I would call your attention TO my beautl:1
SOrtment of
GOLD AND !SIL YER WATCHES

at the following very low p-ioeS:
Hunting Verge Watches, warranted, 90
Hunting Silver Cylinders, hitherto sold II
this town at $50, and then reduced 10
Sl4. / Will now sell at from SIC u u.
Hunting Levers from Sl2 d 81.
Open Faced Cylinders, heretofore sold al
$40, will sell at from s e :"
Open Faced Detached Levers, $40 10 u
Ill Icdtches sold IriR be scdTTdRted 70 &C..
tioelre months. or exchanged for another g e.
rdlbe.
Everybody is invited 70 call and examine -
stock, as the advertiser is confident thai II :
tent. variety and style it is unriyaliea u u
community. while the prices at which II : =
fered are unprecedented low. Goods SOC
CASH only. .-
" Particular attention paid to reIAil--
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry. &c, Of all klnGs,
which the Cambria County Iron ComP~-.
"Srip" viii be taken al par All WoIA w.
rantsd. --z
TOWN AND COUNTRY STMREkEEis - -
supplied with Watches, Jewelry, &e-' .
than city prices
August s. ls56ly.
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To COnsunlptiyes.

"HE SUBSCRIBER will cheerfully send (free
IL of charge) to all who desire it, the copy of
Simple Recipe by which he was cured of that
dire disease Consumption
Sufferers with CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA, BRoN-
CHITIs, OF any lung affection, he sincerely hopes
will try this Recipe, well satisfied if they do so
they will be more than satisfied with the result.
Thankful for his own complete restoration, he is
anxious to place in the hands Of every sufferer
the means of cure. Those wishing the recipe
with full directions, &c, will please call on or
address Rev. VIM. s. ALLEN.
No. sc John Street, New York.
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ASK FOR
NEW ARRIVAL
AE HEE -
JOHNSTOWN
MARBLE WORKS

The undersigned begs leave to inform the ci.i-
Zens of Cambria and adjoining counties - -
that he has Just received a fresh stock eEsFk1e
of the finest ITALIAN and other Mar FsS<1its.l
bles. at his Establishment on FrsnkliulitEA
street, Johustown. MONUMENTS. sEk|A
TOMB MANTELS. GRAVE g.
STONES, TABLE & BUREAU TOPS. =
Manufactured of the most beautiful and finest
quality of Foreign and Domestic Marble. ALWAYS
on hand and made to order as cheap as they cla
be purchased in the city, without the addition
of carriage.
GRINDSTONES Of various grits and sizes.
suitable for Farmers and Mechanics, sold either
by wholesale or retail.
Prompt attention paid to orders from dis
tance, and work delivered wherever desired. He
invites the public to call and examine his stock,
he feels satisfied he can sell cheap
For the convenience of persons residing in the
east and North of the county, specimens may be
seen and orders left with George Huntley, at his
Tinware Establishment in Ebenshurg.
JOHN PARKE-
Johnstown, March Is lS61.ly.
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she was the neatest and most perfect of
housekeepers.'
Good gracious = exclaimed; don't say |
anything more to me about your mother, for !
if there be one thing dislike more than an |
other it is to hear about her Housekeeping |
But all this time, while you are talking about
the excellent housekeeping qualities of your
mother and yourself, l am starving. Now,
once for all, can have my dinner or notT
Certainly answered my wife; Just so
soon as l am able to get it for you
when will that be 2 l asked.
In about an hour she replied
| L cant wait so long said. have an
engagement to meet gentleman. on particular
business, at eight o'clock, and here it is seven.
l see that I'll have to 60 out and get my din
ner else where; there is no help for it. I'll
have good one, at all events, added, as l
drew on my gloves.
Yes, you had better CO. said my wife,
and leave me here to eat dry bread, while
YOU spend two or three dollars on dinner.
My father never left my mother, when in this
way
What do you mean eEquired. slightly
startled, by in this way
Why, in the midst of house cleaning, of
course she replied what other way could
l meanT
.Ohr said much relieved by her ex-
planatlon, L thought, perhaps, that you
meant
Sir said my wife, Indignantly. you will
oblige me, now. by going out aud getting
; your dinner wherever you please, and pay
ing just as much for it as you like. But my
father
My DEAR said. interruptlng her. if
} there be one thing ] dislike more than an
other, it is to hear about your father. Good
byep
placed my hand on the knob of the door.
to open it when Katy entering the room,
said that dinner vas the table. Imme-
diatey turned to my wife. who had beer
arranging her hair, aud perfurmIng other
toilet duties, during our cOnfab, and, offeriD .
her my arm, which she took, we proceede
to the dining room.
= What head is never gray, but sometime.
dry? The fountain head.
When is sick man a contradiction p
r When he is i'm patient patient.
| How should love come to the door 4? Ger
tainly with a ring-but not with a rap.
"A man IN earnest hnC means, or II he cannot
t. fiud them, creates them.
All that some young women need to infamt
their hearts is spark.
r The man who ate his dinner with fork o
a river has been attempting to spin a mountain
! top.
The editor of paper in Indiana wants tc
e know if Western whiskey was ever seen ''conl-
ing through rye"
O sECharlie. my dear come here and get some
candy' Il guess l won't mind it Just now
" mother,'' replied the young hopeful, % as Pv,
e got in some tobacco at present"
4 celebrated quack used to try his experiment
upon his wife, because said he, if they don't xii
L her they were fit for any body,
L Why are milkmen like the whale that swallowed
Jonah ? Because they take great prophet ou
- of the water
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WATER or TEh , ...,.


The undersgned constituted the house OF PuRG LlDp g.
90 Duses Richmond We GENERAL AGENTS for the UNITED
sTlTEs and the CONFEDERATE STATE. Of AMERICA
The reuu alton this water medicinal agent establish
ed In virginia and many pa'ts o. the South and rapidly
tending over the whole country The important fact well
.stsblshed n al II Of the Mineral which will
year. glass; without apparent damage either 70 Its taste or m
medical qualities.
(5yonc D fTrhsd and Dysenrv CRrOnc Lrer Disease
ma and all iilndH1r d Skia Diseases Chronic Nervous
the eminent medical in every section Of the country
DR. Cartwright Of New Orleans "In truth know OF
water 10 Europe America rich In medical substances that
Of Roekbridge Alum sptines
Dr. Moorman resident physician the White Sulphur a."
matter on no little importance that the public should he fully APP
psed Of the remarkable efficacy Of the Rockbitge waters
especially They have
our but 10 these has remedy
found that the name Of specific for their cure
Our pamphlet sled with letters the eminent physi
Glars clergynen lawyers and all
who certify personal knowledge and experience OF the virtues
OF this water.
battling AM transportation they believe enable
them fully and promptly the steadily
demand.
not only as used fountain by the visitors have thonge
hith but by nvsds at their dnt homes has naturally Rad
the into tbs extent other waters
bearing similar Therefore, persons who With ts
water wi do apply directly to the undersigned To their
general gentsin Richmond Nhi ne trade will In al eases pro
their supplies through The house OF fUkC LADD Co. by
whom also they furnished with the proper certificates and
The lN PoWDEEs MASS being the rssdusry salts Of the
water by evaporation have by long e1pe
"A, N retain medic water
ceent substitute the II Is with entire safety by
tr snsported
Por full particulars, see pamphlet
s ;nd the TRER RaSbS 81 PGopeo
Post0fhce, Alum Springs.
Rockbrdge county, Va, or TO
PURCELl, LADD co., General Agents.
,rS or Richmond, Va
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EXCITING FROM ALEXANDRIA AND WASTING
T0N-MOyEMENTS OF TROOPS. &c.

ToN-AOyEMENTs OF TROOPS, &c.
ALEXANDRIA, Nay 1.-The picket gnard was driven
n last night by the Administration forces.
WASHINGTON May LII is supposed that the New
York Seventh Regiment will return next week. Tie
Administration has accepted three Kansas Regiments
Eighteen privates, Of the New York Fifth Regimen,
were druumed out yesterday because they refused 10
take the oath.
large number Of additional troops is collected here.
Orders issued that the rapid firing of three guns
and the ringing of bells in the night will be the signal
for the eneamPed regiments to march to the city.
The ong bridge far as the north end OF tie draw,
is occupied By Federal troops tonight.
HAKPERs FERRY, May l7.-An attack is daily expect
ed. Vrgnians arriving in numbers. Every measure
Of defence has been availei Of
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TEE CRY RAILRoAD The work or the city railrc''
has been su-peaded-for via. cause We kuo~ not; III
track has bcel 5xea1-d far tie corner Of Brcs
ald ghth s.rees Il mi ,nt De good ,hirg, could az
agre-m.a. ue entered .l-e Tor hc Redmond Fredercks
burg and Po.0m,c Railroad Company TO connect the ~
track cLd run their horseCars The route ugul t5
Cav Railroad Company is ready % commence business
But peraaps, tbe rosl-gulg' Is cilereut.
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mas 1LUN MFRS " ANUss. ANO DRILL
4 Uo. X PJt 3lAE 'ifra PlBLlt TtoN-A CuNtafts
N,NUAL AND DRILL D Ok 30. TH Use % ALL fdLUN-
.sER< MI. ia AND hurS GUARD Compiled trHu DE
atesi a4thors AL ADAPTED - rs as Ine and d ~ Nel
t-es AID sadLrs ny Oh Wr n ~ hadsoc, Jr Ills vCT
should be- n 'tc tnj % ous 81 t N4 a. Nc ~ ia Is
hands " every N0iulte-r AMI q So in NJ
SOUTHERN OONEsDERACI,
&c ls, MA ~ 10 eyery up7ry either In a-ty'
n the hos Guard re e. as evoy1insi L. Il . ercuSh
h o. che rrg l.r,r.ea,s ~ art pltacnt tl--
A WORKS.
A ID. .Ifrr.
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"S.,ll THzY Cow Several bodies Of troops, num-
be'c about 500 or geo in tie aggregate, reached The
city yesterday AID marched 10 The quarters assigned 10
them.
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The OaqlSANcss adopted by the State COavenion
have been published in pamphlet farm Copies caa b
Obtained A. the Wbig OH,=-price 10 c,s.
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sY THg COyERXoR OF VIRGINIA..

A PROCLAMATION.
TE1R Presdsn; o. The United stAte City OF Washington,
having adopted TIE Ley Of proA,nt ,he snspoT'Auon
Of QUE rain bsef orr t.con Sad proyons, thereby !
ps s veauel o. trade add egurng spirit nc' only 70 Wagt
he Souh states wh3u, authority OF laS aoa
Con5goa Shh he sworn 10 support en, TO pre-
vent 1era a. ~ n from gnpryag them elves
h the necoAcs o. lie, ard the Convention OF ms state NV
u vested fSeeaYe Of virginia Sih authority 70 Sc nat
IN Leieher G1vernr q virginia. 70 u'tera such Fohey
I'D retain Ents % this srh articles "a are es
a 10 ts suppoT; q trooP and th sqnence OF cur
ptoie 90 hsr6y proclaim sad aNke known Inst hereafter until
r orders no ,ur grn beet pork bacon, or poyion OF
ay lon Shi be transported beyond we unls o. t'
Coum5nstal d. ,-,, 9 =,
- eig-n under ny hand aovsruor ard under we seal
4 n he Com mOnseath a. RshrsC nd Wis llth NAY,
JOHN IEfCHEA
By the Gcv.rnoz:
e,rsss W wrSs5sp, ssersts OF the Commonwealth
q
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SEIZrRE OF rnRACCO-

ALEXANDRIA, May II A 10. Of tobacco from Lynch
burg hound NORTH stopped here last night by the
military authorities
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SUusisrEScx Though tas market is nearly bare Of
We-tsru hog msa, glad to learu that the sleek
Of Virginia bscon-as good the hestis quite ampe,
as glance adve using columns viii suffice 70 ia
dcttc Corn is also aburdi.t cad prices have declined
Meal should com, dlsn ais'. Wi,h plenty Of sweet
~ Idh. and corn dodgers We may laugh 20 our enc
mics who think they en- slrve Us ilo trms. But from
present appearances subsistence viii be cheaper 90 l. e.
moud during ire summer months than 1t has been ios
many years, wi.1 tie sluo ps.i0d
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MOTHERS
BREAST CLOTHS,
TO EELIEYE PAIN,


THE GATHERED BkEASH'
TVyUF ia1 h-s 20 extreme suffering which the nursing nc
ts ,i-eaty made - experiences are sassn ID Saes I
srifeauey aioue 60 her g'o ha' pi.,y- lt,
.i.s r.-,s % .aose ~ se Per ''il eApe..s.se
e " be- 81 7Pa der n the ui,,aa- Of sy. a.h{ ~ w 80
l.. comedy ~. ao-d give seeG An- a. 49, 49, go,
a. a.- eA'--i .As' ms .ss,' an a ~ 49, hSs- ters
a' remedy .iied ~ bel sloc sa n De reiei " 2 @,,S s
discovery stcl % long years % suferiaSS lnue'so
gn e person q mo. ssi and va5.hy as.-e' i 20 mi,
O. ,.t value she sthsldt Dom thr pablo, Frerrns
. Ave 10. value nrst t troug yesrs aHl Ia "
ry Ts has been iue autuos tAi she las ereaSl
olt Go Ore pubic i, anas' unbounlst qualification in he
vh- A-s greeted Ser earnest dsv tht mas pc
c- taosu Throughout length ard breNd % he country
unIaoei and gsu-s'.uAtis virtue usy receive
e. rtscsion Tor si has been re usiruaen Of
ng A. ana Aling much 6iser sngash ~
Aul1st auy other agency known Among men, .
1ler Cota prepared san "a .rr ihey az a-esfty
eoayi ,e in the wearlr Whenever lstT-ar symptoms ap
pear us mother has only wa- them By hoiug ihen before
VII i., - =. = s, , seiei .sorsta
re C nay BE- worn a. any ana AZ ss' YIN ps.ee, eo1
napkin cloth placed over them 70 hold aem s,eay In ueI
place sin perfectly rroee. ihe aet,s ,ss. m u, ,r;s
trsvn the pocket anyshere, and apaed al Any
ts relieve pains pr6Iucol By colj te very gssi eofo
o. T--e % hat dsagc-ahle adhesiEenc
vhh the Application r-nosai q ne Ordinary oreas, pa
enou simply - ase easy kee them axed upoa he ersas
aaa Sheu removed leave netting which nees 70 pc Se-ss
Ne breast bui Ae that eondon o. taeIaEtAes Shln seems o
v protect from cola 80, -, =.
hhtouzh; 70 Be useless % recommend an Aee -
mothers kn0so tAer present tad van OF
sh sa Prove Frcg-l;isea relief % thsr salsnss n
" eoanscon Il scuiy be sad flrther th.t s SD w
elr IA rsredy cr~rs seniiouy krd Eih deeP
tn e. j. gsal she claims nothing r her Coins pai uA
sederf yur vhieh sn SOFA eHd out TO- taeriaeise-
e1saar.
Apply II psssoa or by letter 70 ADIE4 GRAY,
30. ifI Maln Street. Rchnond, Va
And MADE 4 BAKER
lee Main street. Richmond, Va
ne price q fi>se C a. pr pair al - p.t q On Sofr
20 a. q place tAeAa pif.fa rtacA N az ~. "a !.
Tsy nay easily 6e sr.ssred 81 . % any os Of s eocn-
ny and or-s aaied vl d. and we've <oth 81
Po@ss ssPs 81 assya ne rsespt q tAs- 49,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTUHR DAYS.
.,x,Us,rr9,s Say.


Ts,RUsEEE'S SALE OF LAND AND SLAVES
virtue Of deed trust, cued 70 me - trustee for the
beneh rsrc Watkrs by George W. Pbe and Jonhihan
Tay besrng date the 18Th day OF February In The year le
and In the Clerks once Of the County Curt OF Gooh
81 Of April 500 and for the purpose Of satisfying the
objects sad 6ed shs proceed The 20h day OF May In
The year ooehland Cou House 20 the highest BIDDER FOR
cash sell al the right title Interest and claim n Jonathan Ia
OF Land and bell ~ Gooohand niy
Joining lands OF GsOrse Fisher, W Cnlrs George H.
Ter and b. George, containing fur hundred and
more or lets the said n.eres b,in7 the life estate n Samuel
Fisher land Purchased by the said JJraihAn
TAey at made ~ James w. Jennings under
deed OF trust executed s said smue D. Fisher for purposes
therein named and the following Hsnnsh
Kate Acting trustee sha convey such title only
mh?S- 9a~tas p.BAYREs Trustee
INXECUGORs' SALE or VALUABLE LAND
Ia IN LOUISA CnUNJYAs Executors Of Joseph wnston de-
ceased for sale the belonging the
said winston privately until the Goth DAY OP MAY
public auction that premises (uules
sold which Que notice will b, given The home
contains lying Souh Anns river about ~ miles from
the ours use adIoiLrg the lands Of Wn w. Amber Car
penter others About three hundred this fat
land large w ftoy dweng house with all
out II las always been considered Of the pro-
ductiye farms IN the untv.
The tract called Rrooks" contsir 1876 about
m the home tract has on comfortable dwelling house
Mr. @. va Mr.. 4 O. Carpenter living near Will chow
the snis u airy on wisii Ing 70 view them.
TENs-onehrd cah balance and years carrying In
teFest
For further particulars address "ansned" Louisa
county. GABRIEL JONES,
JOHN QUARLEs
mhf5-lawids Executors OF Joseph Winston, decd.
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HEADQUARTERS VIRGINIA FORCES, I
RICHAoSD, VIRGINIA, May To- 1851.

klCHAOAD, VIRGINIA. May 10, leOl.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. Il
The follow order from the Governor and 0ounc having been
communicated the Comuau itg 1erS OF the Virginia Forces
Slth his Exce Inst ucoos carry Into ELECT pub sh
for the information and guidance Of the Viz mia troops viz
"IN COUNCIL, May IS, 1S6:
full and far expression nom the voters
the Ordinance OF Ssce s.ou the ure
uouy s6ve tat polls he opened st tao vaou places II
according the terms o. the m section Of the schee
ule the ordinance OF srcesson r tie
taking said ordinance the votes Of TIA qualified vter
Of he te, Who II the milf terSce sid votes TO be
held over and In the military eNgencei Of he service
the 4h Tharsjs, IN this Onh One dAy appoint
I'd dGe Tor taking the hrouk the State be
tuh make BY ihe army and navy any por
thereof pra cAbe that day, 20 be returned 90 the Con-
venion Proyidd however, that the vote here
n ended shrn uoersede The vote the ~ Thurs
day 10 the monh where be practicable 10 have t'ken
that the vote herein advised being orAry II
further vd that orders he a. Issued to The command
Ing Aforesaid 20 have the pol
oPe-e and he taken after the receipt Of the order
practicable.
" IRON the nj
'P.F Hov,RD, sec'y til. Coancn"
Al officers commanding troops fem q State OF Vginis will
accortrgy upon the receipt az This order TO take
vote troops 10 normy with the terms Of the Ih
section scheu accompanying the ordinance OF secession
By order n Major General La
my17-a K 5. GARNET, Adj Gen.
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