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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-05-15
NUMBER 10.
ronaIlio. Of LoynlN II lha soulh.

A few weeks ago we had cheering
news from Florida. Our troops had Ia.
ken possession Of Jacksonville in that
State, and a groat many Of tho people
were found sincerely loyal to tho IT, s,
Government, The loyolist held a pub,
Iic cmeollng, and adopted series Of we'll
vordod and patriotic resolutions, Tho
Socessionists OF the place were not har.
mod Their persons and property wero
protected, All loyal men in tho coun,
try were pleased 10 hear that there was a
sound spotin Florida, Tho next news is,
that Gen, Hunter has evacuated tho
town, and chat moro than thusand Of
the people, who had committed them.
selves 70 the cause Of the Iluon, eyacu.
ated il with him. and are now under lhe
protection and maintained at tho expense
OF tho Government. The few UnionIsts
who remained behind were hanged by the
returning traitors, the lamp post being
found convenient for that purposo.-
This lisa perfect illustration of the effects
OF the lcnieut policy Of the Government
toward traitors. 1t oompcls man in
tho South TO bc traitor that he may be
protested The traitors are not punish.
ed Tho traitors punish pcrsccuto lay
al mon, Hence il is safe to be a traitor,
That Is state of affairs somewhat rcsem,
bling Napoleon as seen by an eloquent
lrishman, 1t Is "trood, gloomy and
peculior." Gen. Hunter seems TO ho
very happily adapted 10 cary out his
policy. 1t was uudcr his orders that tho
loyal men Of Southwestern Missouri,
who had believed in the Government,
and coHmitiod Themselves openly to it
when Fremont army advanced to
Sptnefcll were abandoned aakod to
the mcrciless enemies, aud fled by thou
sands to ST. LauiA, II tappears that 10y,
Ia people in the Southern lalitudes should
be very cauIiousa as to how they commit
themselves to lhe support Of the Gov
crnment Isn't ilabout time few trait,
ors should be hung, just fo' the moral
effect? -[ciu. Com.
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The Pure IIcart.

b springs of everlasting lie arc
g IN. There are cieor streams g,Islr
b p ftom the dcblhs ottho soul, which
Ile out to euliyen Tho sphere Of out,
e1istanee, But like tho waters Of
VI am, they "go swiftly" You must
~ 4 70 catch the siHery tones Of the
49, rill as il glilcs from its mountain
'oe; You may not witness its silent
p 'h through the green vale but its
q se will DO seen ia the fresh verdure,
V The opening ilowors; its presence will
d SHOWN by the forms of life and beau.
y Fhich gather around it, It is ever
u with the pure. You may not hear
i Slill' small voice, 'or heed the 81
Z aspiration, but lhoro is a moral iuau.
sa and holy power which you will
.es The Wilderness IS made to smile,
lo ofnew life and hoauty sptog mp
suQ llougish, while an Invisible presence
orqAhs immortal fragrance thro' the al'
y phcrc.
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Central America can be readily accom-
plished by our Government. 1t will
present two all important advantages 10
the State where il may pc NADIA very
large increase of the trade and inter.
course of said State, with the United
States, and q prcelu,ior Of that immigra.
ton of North Amcrcan whites which
they somuch dread,
For these reasons VIC urge all who have
an apprcciation of the immense influx
into the Northern States Of slaves of veb-
el masters, which is actual and ineyila-
bic, to make themselves felt to the full
extent of their influence in furtherance
Of this colonization project
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POLITICAL.
SONG ron OUR VOLUNTEERS,
TrNr-seols VIC hao, .ec.

Friends of Freedom Join our song
Age and youth the strain l@olopg
Make onr Union army strong,
Then on 10 victory.
Let onr banners proudly wave,
As march our bnd 10 save,
Who would ill traitors grave
And bear his intamy.
Fly not when the foe appears,
Scom the towards guilty fears.
Hear The slricks, behold the tears
OF ruined families.
Raise the cry throughout the land,
4, we swell the glorious band,
Who for freedom take their stand
Agaiust Ill lrcacbcrieS.
Give the aching bosom rest,
Garry joy tocycry breast.
Make one nation, and more blcst,
Enjoying liberty.
Fight for Union till we die,
Raise our glorious watchworI high,
Let the echo rcmd the sky
And earth, keep jubilee.
Sod of nations hear US plead,
For Thy help wciutcrecde
See how many heart.s:riugs bleed,
And heal them speedily,
Haste On haste, the happy hour,
Whnr beneath thy wondrons power,
Toth aud Righteousness, shall tower,
aud reign triumphaully.
gtcu when treason, willfiC, host
OF bitlH foes, yields up the ghost,
Midor shipof state, long tempest tossed
Float, again 50 proudly.
Wc'llrrizc the boon of freedom more,
sudIbe God, ofnations still adore,
lad pray orJlcs:iuss fromtl,at store
or never falling bounty.
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A Proctital view

A woman living up in Jackson county
has lost within eighteen months two ms
bands, The first was q common farm
hand, able to earn ten dollars por month
the latter millnght who earned two
dollars per day but was killed the second
week alter ho gotta steady job for a year,
Sho said to a consolins frjond tho other
day at seemed so hni to loose him,
lust lilct hod 90 1g1ol loh iool
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Gen. Rosocrans Assigned Commaad.
In tho Washington correspondence Of
one of our exchanges, we find the fol-
lowiug;
Gen. Rosocrans has bcon assigned to
the command Of the division lately com.
nnndcd by Gen. Blcnker. hisappoinl-
mcnt will cause great dcd Of joy
throughout the loyal States, for Gen.
Rosecrans is justly regarded as ono Of The
most accomplished officers in the amy,
aud one who will be fl leader Of tie
German division Of the army Of the Po.
ttmac.
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Great Britain Dependent on America
for Food.

The dependence of Great Britain on
the United States fer food can be best
shown by a few statistical facts, During
the year 1859 the enormous quantity Of
l4,323, 800 quarters of wheat--acmally
5000, 5iS,4 ,4lO es,, as the British quar-.
tcrS contains 8 bushels, or 5O6Gs., and
G,2i3,O07 cwl. of meal and flour, were
imported into the Uni ed Kinglom.--
During that year tho United States sup.
piled upwards of q millions Of quarters
ofwhcot, aud 3 millions of meal and
flour. The whole cost of these .,npora.
lions was about Sl00,0O0,O 600 for wheat,
and sac, 100000 for meal aud -four
Tho share of the United States in these
vast sums was AZ least $4,000, ,0Oo.-
The authenticity OF these figures cannot
bO questioned, for they MO taken from
Parliamentary returns rcccHtlypubliShcl
in Euglona
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"TnG worst men in the Southern Con.
felcracy," said Porson Brownlow, the
other day, to an assembly of people,
care the preachers. When they became
sccesh they bid farewell to honesty,
truth and deccnCy. "The wors, men"
in the North "are the preachers. -
Those who became political abolitionists
=" bid farewell to honesty, truth, and de-
cency.' When they of the North and
South abandoned The holiness of their
profession for Tie strife of politics, they
made themselves "lbe worst men" 10
the nation. At iheir door morc than
any other, lays the crime of instigating
this war. They filled the heart oftheir
respective people wilhhatrod ;malcc and
all uncharilablcncss toward each other.
Diyiding first among themselves they ex
pcctci to see o great nation willing to
follow their cxlmple, for the mere pur.
pose Of gratifying the passions they had
created Chicago Times.
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Eagle Mills

POINT PLEASANT,
MASON COUNTY, VA.
TIME Subscriber would respectfully inform
4 the public that he is prepared to furnish
persons in want Of
LUMBER ~ THE ROUGH,
.uch rs white Pine inch, / T., inch, ~ inch
and inch, Of all qualities; also Poplar, Oak
and yellow Pine, and Piastcring laths,
Dressed Flooring, Ceiling, Castings and
Palings,
All which will sell a- cheap, or cheaper
than they can he got at any other place in this
part Cf the country.
in connection with thcNhoyo have new
GRIST MILL,
which have completed but short time, with
three run of French nuus-onc for corn, ono
for custom wheat aud the other expressly for
Merchant work. They can be run separately
or all together.
JTSnturdoy isihc day irgrnding Corn but
can grind Wheat any day when have steam
up charge the cgtli for grinding Wheat aud
The sixth for grinding corn, hut will exchange
at all times whom parties wishto do so,
Those living IN the Kmawha river and
wishing 10 send their wheat or corn to my mill
for the purpo'c Of having ground, or cYchnn.
gcd and not wishing TO como with Il, can send
L down ON some ol the boats with instructions
hy letter. and will have It houcd mp to the
Min and hack FREE or CHARGE
1IThc highest market price paid lor wheOi,
corn and logsal all times.
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EC"A traveller whom We Afterwards
knew, once arrived at village inn after
hard days travel and being tired, 10.
Questcd . room 10 sleep in. But the
landlord said they were entirely full and
it was utterly impossible TO accommo.
date him--tllat his wife had to sleep on
the sofa and himsclron The floor; but that
he would sec what his wife could do for
him. The good woman being applied to
said there was one room which he might
occupy, provided he would agree to
these conditions, VIZ: 10 enlcr the room
late, in the dark, and leave in the morn
ing, to prevent scandc|, os lhc room was
occupied by a young lady, This was
aSEs3&ta a5ouGrgQRplasa i'iF; 6ishG
an awful noise was hearl in the house,
and our friend the traveller, was found
tumbling heels over head down stairs.--
On the landlords arrival on the spot.
aud euquirjng what The matter was, the
traveller calculated, as soon MS he was
able 10 speak, "0h, Lord, the woman is
doadw al know that sir. hut how did
you find out?" asked the landlord.
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Chief Magistrate otom State, in which
ho submits himself as candilaIcror re
election. We have no space fov hther
comment upon it a, this lime, not have
ing recciyed itmtiI Suduay evening,
CARD
f;How CGii.am
Tho proceedings Of meeting held at
Fairmont, in Marion County, and also,
ct orc held at Point Pleasant, 10 Mason
County, in both Of which, my actious as
Executive olthe Stale during my short
Official career, oro endorsed, and placing
MY name before YOU fur reelection on
the lih Thursday in Ray noxt, together
with numerous letters from different paris
o. the Stale which have been reorgani2
cd, requesting me TO be candidate for
reelection to the Office movjsionly held
by me, oil bearing the marks OF sincerity
it would bc aleciation in me not to ne
knowledge, that this confidence of my
fellow ,itiacn. is highly priced, and Pc
culiarly gratifying.
"o'Jsv' ,I, ", wv" ~ w, , vac 'o.,e"uG VI NY
vidonce in the discovery aud settlement
y, '',s , eo",u 'I", @ ~ M"s ~ II ,oIV''s"
sclfeovemmcut; that ruc Sovereignty
rcsidos in tho people; that magistrates
"'u ,'eIi " '"'o Io,, ""o r, II'''',t', M % "" g"
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"NNe a'm"'s ', 'uo"SU' '''N' out "0s
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'"G o's' ".'n wn,'u 'nln was 'Nc. o.es, ,
'O" BN,4g ~ cle PceP,' '"e S'1"'os'
"'1V'H' ,', ~ " 'nV u ','V'i o".' ''oo,, !,
WV" '"c ''Nat l'A"''on' IeaE''S oPy" ,'n
I VIC u avenues Ior 'uo reward % mItt' ',it
w"o''cr !" ''u pH,,a''S ., ~, p''s',G r. l,'c'
F" p" ',l'o'u' POSITIONS, "t f"S'o"s'
"'o'''i '"Ve'l'e'u"' 0'!' ph'S'e'' upFci
oFmo"s o. eoune'y' IS lne NlEncs' 'e@
" 'nI '"li"o"co o' ''e so'ef"mc"'oH us
Po"uP'c'
"nI" ll 'n1 'IoG'''o' ,',! proEo ou' 'Os'
yoar, ! llrm'! pGl'eYva 'iaI !, was pro.
m'G''osqd a , a',asN e,I upon 'he Constitution
., lne Uh'leg oWes' WIN inc intent 10
ueswos .,, '"y ,'pe',,"i ; ., tac pGTP,eo' ,,'.'
country In opposing IT. dld it@@ un'
4 y 70 mysol'' cl,'luIen' country. posler''y'
onu 10 Gou, VINO Fu'os the universe IL
saa'0s @ DC IN, 'l'aI ,ci,, : Goyo!nnent' 50 sren,
ssHa sySd' '''ss lui,.,lSu " DESTINY; "oq
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'I:ao''I L:, ~ ~ ','e "'Go'n p''snmen' o' 'ne'
voI'.,' H., n"so w. 'Iel Ia S.''P,' .noso oo'ce.
m veu 10 NJ, NJ "y uu'y a. an AmSrlsa" ,lI'- ~,
nom' n"o >, ~. L ursOn,1a',9' nI o. .1e o'a'S
soYtl.',.e'.I ,, y; n"s ItGg,EcI y, my @nG'G ~,
I ,un',UI' '.'u ~ ny 1l,'''al copaci'y nave
TV"u , 'ru oVS' , ev",u = VI so'n1 instances
air" "'H 70 '' Jo i It"''' .Et 'u' 'O' ''' '~' 'O
believe the rc'orgnnized government
has iuily met the expectations olitS most
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ADVERTISING.

One squarv of 70 lines. one or three insertions
100. Each subsequent insertion, % cents.
Professional cards of lines or less year s.
Quarter Coum Gmonhs $40 oneyear Slj
HalfColmnn, months Sl5, ! year $50
One Column, months S?j | year S3j
A liberal discount made to those who adycr'
yise by the year.
Advertisements must have the number cf IN
,crtinns marked on the copy, or they will be
Kept in till forbid md char :e'l accordingly.
An casual or transient advertisements must
be paid for in advance TO insure their insertion
o. Affidavit will not be made to orders of
Mobilization or other legal advertisements I'M
less they are plid for.
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The wa Element of the World.

The wnr EIcmcn, of the World
Europe has to-day under arms four
millions olsoIdurs! And, although the
programme that was to have made this
a battlo summer, has entirely changed
even IL peace it seems as though the ma
jor portion OF the social forces were des,
tined TO be absorbed in gurely desuuc-
live purposes. Europe is covered will
citadcls and armed to the thecth. Eve,
ry day ncw engines Of destruction arc
.ingeHiel Elects pgq multiplied shlps
drc covcr9d witli armor, ioaiing ciindels
and batteries are built 10 move ON water,
England, for tho Grst tim, in her history,
has girl hcysetr around with forlresses.-
Germany, philosopldo Germany. Swift
zerland, the neutral aud pacific, ave per
pctually drilling their citizens in the cx,
crcise OF arms. As for France sho has
within the last Ten years doubled har war
taxes MS England has during tito same
period doubled hers. France borrows,
untold millions for war; and England
does the same. Austria borrows, Rus.
sia borrows, Piedmont borrows- all
bonows for war. Amid all this--sup.
pressed mutlerings of pent up thandsr
rumble round tho harrizops pf the W,
ropean na,ions.
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( Communicated tothc Cincinnati Commercial !
The Enquirer and Secession.

The Enquirer and Secession.
While passing, to-day, through chat
part Of Camp Donnsou Hospital occu.
pied by the wounded Conlcderatcs, |
saw the Cincinnati Enquirer in the
hands OF Canlain Wilson, Of New Orl.
vans, 4 4 f56si. VIC ms is1sIs ItE9nscii'
somewhat conspicuous here bj asSum.
ing to ropreseu, the chivalry Of the
South His head is to small to contain
much brain cadital, and it is evident
thai Ac iias AWAY, op1nded ON corn cob
whiskcy Tor inteIlcelual Inspirations
As he had before refused 10 receive rel.
giou3 tracts and newspapers from me, |
was anxious to have bis opinion Of tho
Enquirer ia answer to one Of my
questions he remarked; This paper is
iayoritc with us in the South--it al
ways advocated our principles.
"But il DOGS not suit you now, since it
is IN favor Of the Union p" 1--WE have
perfect understanding about that--it
was lorcol to change its tonc-it appears
TO be Tor tho Union-bul it is all right,
NJ heart yot," merely mention this
little incident, Mr.. Gjitot TO give Sc
ccssia u credit mark tor one truth uttered
since tho commcnccmcut Of the war
Tho editor Of the Enquirer had batter
come up and give Brother Wilson tho
"grip," and lecture on the Virtue Of
silence ."-Com. 81 UNION
Chadrca ara tho bolts aal sc;0@S that
bosl laston man to tho community.
To oll men, the bcst friend is virtue;
the host companions arc high cndcavots
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If there are exceptions here and thcrc.
yon will find the value of the larm in
creased a ttousnh fold, simply because
the trees have been let alone; and what If
they have been cultivated with proper
care Allulong the line Of the rairoad
of Southcrn Germany, saw acres and
acres Of forest trees, from ten to fifteen
and perhaps twenty years old, planted
in rows as regular as corn is with US, and
all cultivated in the most scientific man
ncr.
When will our people learn wisdom in
this matter? win they heed the warn.
ning of tho Oil World listen to the
almonitions aud counsels Of science; and
be prudent in good time =? Or will they
wait to learn it too late from their own
experience We certainly, who boast
so freely, aud with good reasons, OF our
pmcticaI orc.sight. should take shame
to ourselves to be surpassed in This i'm
porlant matter by the Germans
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a woOld not be strange il those who
coant on sudden aud startling news from
Ygfktown should be disappointed. The
stRnglh Of the Rebel works and the ar
ray men gathered behind them are more
fginiidnble than have brcn concentrated
Al Spy other position. They evidently
ca lbaRosilioa with IN their
andf Is seems wise, proposes % subject,
them 10 regular seigc. This will orcu-
Py days serlonly, perhaps weeks. With
snch cooperation as will be accoi dcd
him the result can not be doubtful.
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p.,
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,G'"' ,; Ivy ""' ''H on MS DacN pppl let
"'', "'YrY, yr
;,a,.,,i,. I"i lif pV'Jo" , - t, sw" E'wGu' urhN
,i,t""'Iy ,;,I i ~ " EaS' lu'. OF aV'u Wa'er'
WV. Wv" %t"p'''5 'e'spo"n'u' c"S'l OF COM
,r,:, lr'p' 9",. w." n'u'V'ru S'lrtea ln'o ib,-7
ms .p'"''s 81 as 500" as reaches Inc
''1i''''n, W, pu' 10, 'ot I"'' some po's0R
s','. Iv'lia'l''' S"','.% ,., 'nc Wn''o OF ono
y, NV wv ',isS' ,i 't u'l"h u P-a' strong
greater number Of poisops than any doz'
en- other afticles known, with tho adVap'
taGe OF Their always beng at hand i not
a haIl pint OF sweet oil or lamp oil, or
"dnpp'ngs,' especially If you yonil
quickly.
D. The best thing; to stop the bleed
ING oil moderate cut lnstanlly,isto COW
or It pfofusely with cob-webs, or -four
and salt hall and bali.
3 @Fthc d'Gsa 9eitlos. i2oid q wasEa~
W Ie,s or spur's' be sPry, or tho man
terry is severed; tic handkerchief loosely
around the part between the handkerchief
aud skin, twist itaround until thG blood
ceases 10 dow, and keep ittherc until tho
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a Methodist minister in presenting TO
the War Department new shell that ho
invented, is reported to have said that ha
had preached hell in the abstract good
whilo. and was now anxious to give 4
hlilc Df Il In concerote form
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Hta7HnW'-- For mid Gdsos, close Goa.
linfment in the secession asymms at Fort
Wifgsn, Fort Llyarcttc, Fort MclIonry
ahd dal Columbus, Ohio, will if IL does
noqelItct cure, render the patient
hatnlcss. When the disease assumes II
form, a dose of sunboats and
seY tralrcgiments of cavalry and iufantry
mi led with coIum5iads, mimic rifles, sa-
brqf, shell oud shols necessary to check
ii
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bcll)cckIn Register
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY by
GEORGE w. TIPPETT,

Nam Street,
POINT PLEASANT VA
TERMS: -0ue dollar crannm strictly in
rdyaucc,
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From the manner in which the Ger
mans prserevo and improve their forests,
our country might takca valuable les.
son, a! Fohcnneim, this lolms one OF
the most important departments of stu
dy. The pupils are Instructed in the
best method Of ofpreserving propagating,
and improving their forest trees, while at
the same time a proper estimation Of
the pecuniary and moral value oi those
noble productions OF nature, is instillcd
into their minds, which must eve llualy
become the common sentiment, Our
people must give attention 10 this sub
jcct sooner OF later, and every days
neglect OF this practical science will en-
tail evils upon us, for which years Of
labor can hardly make amends, We
do not, as a people, n, precatc the value
of our forests Negligenlly, careless
and wantonIy, We are destroying them
on every side, not conci,Ieriug that in
them lies anime Of untold wealth; for
time comes with every people, when
'''Si ''h NN'H NlINII NNH HdNulhl lilb'AuN-
tons 10 the most advantageous use for
themselves, and .his law applies as iirm-
y to the trees MS to the Goals and various
mineral ores.
Vel what destruction Of the best and
most valuable timber. have you and |
witnessed during lle past forty years ?
A statistical statement of The nccuninrv
loss, would astonish tie reader, to say
nothing Of the loss Of health and domes-
tic comfort, The connection Of rmily
health, enjoyment and comfort, with n
grove otprimeva forest trees about the
homestead, never entered the practical
heads Of our fathcrs;un their sons true
9s the example before them pursued the
same suicidal course. Down came the
lofty oak aud the beautiful maple, leayr
ing the homestead 10 parch, aud lha
gafiroato clrg 1T fii,the eti9 81
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ftrssloN.--An epidemic that has
besR raging for the last sixteen months
in leyen of the Southern Shtcs, and has
bee communicated to Others further
Moth, but owing to the healthy loyal
ainlpsphcrc that surrounds them, lIoy
are,kept from its worst type.
HaPtoms An evident disposition to
be feelructive, attended with hnlluCn.
MI that the patient has lost his rights.
AsQhc disease progresses his moral uu-
de Handing is impaired and he becomes
OBJ isions to the sanciiIy of an oath, Of
Allegiance to the United States, aud in
ma ly cases he thinks i. tight to destroy
thSliie and properly Of his Union neigh
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To MI men, tho bcl friend is virtue;
the host companions oro high cndcavor
md honorable sentiments,
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Nn Imrorlnnt raror

Annexed is truthful, modest, aud
we'll written card from the incumbent
chiefMogislratc ofOr State, in which
no submits him srlt as candideIcror re
election. We have no space for lurthor
comment upon it n, this lime, not have
Ing secciycd itm.iI Soduay evening,
, 1862-07-09

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