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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-03
~ cHANCERY
COMMISSIONERS oYFlcy

CHtEloTTrs5lriE, MAJ - h, iscs
The pArsl TIE dscr,a order tom watch The org0n AZ
extract hereby that haze appointed "a URDAN
q Ialy the aac, aad ny o,e S'cre'd a.
he place for cutting said deoretAl order when and where
All tsv D. hands Sssigst shf lSe psr,u,r
ship OF oharis, sad j. Miner sg.nat DR. Charles Miner
de5e s-5, Dis ga, hereby Asd n prescott item 20 the
undersigned popsy sustain By psoo the sail ia day Of
$3.50 ~. 81, urr 70 ~ he r,t,ts OF ,bs ssli iscc-
d vii be se'tlei d nFs maud7 1Crclf exc uded
Gwen Der ny hand lausonsr Chsueery Of Abe
&ae5-siS Jas D. jones cOmr.
VIRGINIA At Rue. bel TN the CLERKS ode. OF the Or
cut coa y IN City o. RI hnoad the Las Monday In April
Gsoigs Ryes Administrator Of Gsrge Tucker decd Pin
Moneais Robinson neA
N CAss AND UPON ATTACHMENT RcTJa NED EyEouTED.
The ice, II .h sa r,cogeh Of The Def nlsni ssvsn
Te s.sS,n issued in IN eass having been Iearaed
eu'ed the said psfendan. resGei sgP-ar ws ols moth
Tue PubeaI breo AMI what Is Necessary to protest
his iut.re5t Il this suit,
uys-v,- 0'''-f'''f JAWS, uIrrr7. o.,rs
RULES hsl5 in th- ClerE ori:e ~,u-iy
n Court Ga Monday, tae Oh ds' o. ID y. lse2,
,. e,rion, If, o. NE 26h Of May, 1855. Plaintiff.
against,
Ezl6eh Garth SOCdI Garth 10 his right and
tor OF wu Garth deed LeW' Gar:h WIN. Garth, "a.
gene Garth, GCs.Re NJ Garth, - Mayo and aabI.slls
Kirk, ssnshesd -AL Ii, RS alt. Marsh w.issf
and ca,iae h. e Tel 9caris' and Alice es 'i's AdSh
Ia khead and Anna SaAh.ad, DsfenianiS
IN oHANCERV
The object Of h salt to enforce the specific performance Of
In writ entered into the ~ November lN5s,
the Plaintiff sold 70 Eugene darh. trSc Of Ian
called srgaed Athena ls and lrarga eoun,y the benefit
which eorse, wal assigned william Gsrh who hiss since
died
II appearing by proper iay ha the Defendant Lewis W.
Garh, Reg s. Gart7, Georse n Garth Mayo and Ca
b. leila hs Sle, tuih Bkakhead A'd Adene bis vile, Georg
XIX WI Ian BArkseal snd EEabeh his wife Marsh
and Olestue bis Wis Ph Up 81 chit sad anna bis VIE
Adah BEhead and Anna Bsnkaesd netidsots o. this
,umonEeah, "a Is ordered that salt Ron.rtsden DEFENDANTS
here within month after due Oh tbs order
Was ncesy protect the interest Ia this suit and
thai copy OF this pub shei week for four
In the Bch Iond Whg )sper pub Ihec In
he lily R,hmond aud possi al the front door OF the Oour
house ~ this county.
IRA GARRErr, O. 0.
T. wArsoS P. Q.
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-03

TsE HosPIrALS-The following Is Directory to the
various hospitals IN this city. As there are constant IN
qUir from both citizens and strangers, Is 70 the local.
iies IT these Hospitals We would suggest the PressrVA
tor Of the lis. A. the Hotels aud other public places in
Richmond.
Aruy Eo'Pitals.
Camp Winder Hospital western suburbs OF the CITY.
Chimborszo Hospital, on the bill overlooking Rock
cts
General Hospital Northern terminus OF "a street.
Louisiana Hospital formerly Baptist College, western
termination of Broad street..
Byrd Island Hospital, southern termination Of 9Th
street, the river.
sOu.h Carolina Hospital Manchester approached ty
Mayos B,idge, end OF IA b s.reet)
First Georgia Hospital 2lst street, between Main and
Cary.
Second Georgia Hospital 2o.h street, between Main
aud Franklin.
Third Georgia Hospital, corner Of Franklin and 24th
streets
First Alabama Hospital, Broad street, between "a
and Ash streets
Second Alabama Hospital corner Of Franklin and rs b
streets
Registers Hospital, on 2Sh street. between Main ard
Trsaklin streets.
Banner Hospital, corner Of FrAbklin and Is:h SIS.
Globe Hospital, on 18Th street. between Main and
Erauklin.
Maryland Hospital, corner Cary and 25h SITS.
Greaners Hospital, gIst street, between Main and
Franklin streets.
Private HDy;!ai..
B,r,vus Hospital, Broad street, Ctu'ch Hill
Col % EosyilAl, corner OF Marshal and ll.h SIS.
So. rs'Eome, corner Clay and Henry streets.
b q, CLu,ch Hospital, 4:h street, between Leigh
and Ia,
b. -9ns Hospital, corner Of Main and Sd So.
s.. France DSlle, B.veke Avenue, near B.sOu Quar-
ter Branch.
Hospital, Recently opened
Lizrca and HOvsrls (scO!) Hospitals Main street.
tween 25.h and 70 q streIs.
Ross' OAetory) Hospital, opposite the abOve-NOrh
side Of NAid.
Crews factory Hospital. corner of Cary and alst
streets.
Sea5rooEs Warehouse, Of Grace and 18Th SITS.
Kent. Paine Cos Hospital, NAn, between IlIh and
lz.a streets.
Ken, BIldsn Cos Hospital, Main, be'oa GOVorr-
or street.
3. Charles Hots, corner Of Main ar Wall sis.
Richardson q Co Store, Main street, below l4th.
Masonic Hail. 2S.h street, Church Hill
Breeder : FoKs 5 ore, Broad street SiocSoe Hill
SpotssOod Hospital, under SpOtsWOOd HOtel.
Nzyos and Dibsels warehouses, AID the Dlnvile
uo,k shops in Manchester, vii be used as hospitals as
so,a As he necessary arrangements can be made.
Hospital tsats are bsiE erected At HOTaros Grove.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-03

ARD OIL 10 bbs on just hand BY
IL ~ ". PETERSON co .-Druggi-s
IMPORTATION WANTED.-J,s- Mcmillan, J, ofhe
county Of ia lax Va member OF Company q, 8 h Reg
Cavalry f amp Bar ,our about 10 April last
40 the ,A rdoI yIe, AND has heard
iron nse Any nion,ton concerning ha vii be Thankfully
received b. the uEdaignri les. ncMiLLAN,
Halifax H., Va
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ATTENTION VOLUNTEERS.

10y authority o. Secre1ry Of var, VIII rae and muster
D into lary!cs company of Infantry for the to form
lfica q: Ejor q. Soos Bat a.ol go Bounty Un
irns enc ths most improved arms furnlzbed
thGsa who gHg 70 eHEst for the protection Of Ter
hsppy homes Invaded County appeal come forward
I'D j0in =
nave associated sih this patriotic calling Charles
organ Egl ~ J. ard r. IT, Plant fsIatfJ OF the cello
rated glcnr1onl L L LilF5
os Il De Confederate ssaes Recruiting oee, ain
a, iS"n oLAy hADDUK.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-03

WILL expose for sale at pebble auSt Tuesday, the
18th day OF Juy, II fair not the fair day the after,
the ct Of land Walsh Mr. Huds HuOn Ives containing
296 ercs. Biug Ia the county Of Abemare about miles
IN Of Depot Ibis land well atap ed TO the usual crops
own In N sscion well -NLred aad abundance OF timber
The i'm consl Of good two story house newly built
and other uesesssl uthouse Adjoining RI hne manu-
;turug MILL and mill The greater portion Of he timber
he within IN drei yards OF the mills Mr. Blu will take
peEure in sh'v the property any wishing 10 purchase
TERsS maze snoEa on lay Of sale.
HUDSON MARTIN,
ny 21-c6g Com ri.siousr
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-,ACHINERY FOR SALE
HOLLINs INSTITUTE,

MULLINS INSIIIUKEI,
BOTEToURT SPRINGS, Va.
TINaE session Of this IdStut' will open - lE Wezes
Il dey 10 Juns next, and continue ten months
fun c0rls Of vii be n ATTENDANCE Gni instruction
Afforded all the bran,he Of female clue don Usually tlught 10
In uonS othe ghest grade The ocaoR In Roanoke coun
to- six miles Virginia and Tennessee IA roads combines
the advantages Of retremrn moanAn al. And scen.Ty, and
mineral waters.
TEAsB
Board sud Tuition In English Branches fSN
iu11 N In Music -
Drawing and Painiug from 10 TO ~
Plps Slp az Bcnsacks whence 0anibus Will run tue
fret DAYS the Ssssion
Any further Information may be hsd by addressing,
CHARLEs L. COOKE, supt
Gp9i-d6.6est Butetaurt Springs, RoAnn'e Go Va
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7. R WATSON, P. Q.
may l3-E4W
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By the arrival Of the Europa at Cape R,os, Liverpool
dates to the l7!h nit, have been received TIE sum
mary Of the news Published in the Northern papers
embraces little Of general interest except the comments
Of the British press, which We subjoin:
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RICHMOND WING.

TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE >, 1859.
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4 SPRCIaz. NOTICE: 70 TIE MILITARY
N want distinctly urGerstaof that an manufacture
Lst.~Is taitsry cas- SILVER r6l - order
Ao, Hst1i Brands Of s Inscriptions h1rr tobacco, ga
machinery, tent 20, tire lowest resIonSbe pr
Small stencils, for marking clothing With lsdoASo irE, cut
h. neStsss style.
Those in Saa 81 either Of the above ce will DO well 10
examine specimens before pu.ehsfiaE elsewhere Cal!
iress GRAHAM, brand oGsef ,bOS 4J next door 70
ClurablsE IOle, Richmond, Va. isil
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TsE HosPrrALS-The following Is Directory TO the
various hospitals IN this city As there constant IN
qgi from both citizens and strangers 70 the local
ies II these Hospitals Voud suggest the preserve
tor Of the sE Al the Hotels sud other public places in
Richmond
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Camp Winder Hospital, western suburbs OF the city
Chiuborszo Hospital, the hill overlooking KoeE-
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ffAVIEG been authorized the War Department 10 raise
a enlist a1d master service, Bg:tAio1 OF INFANTRY
- var c)np-ei Of volunteers not In the service
sta dsuous 0: Size and ssstsnee Of others
rnose wishing 70 oln ne this patriotic undertaking. win
10 tf city address N Hfng. corner Of
:. gh and 9Th Streets - -
n.hoe n RORERr q. SCOTT, W.
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pLUz mAsS.-RsoeVed this dag, April 10TH so lbs Blue
ID hssI, for tsls by
Epi7 DOVF 4 90.
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yIAE formed eoparLeFshp for purpose
ofrscoveg y>ae OF slaves taken and other property
ltr6yed by The enfny In flsten virginia They will give
op; attention ali entrusted 20 their For terms,
Gppy Ccl CHAs X. hALLozY al Yorktown, 10 10.
Au2TAGUI Jaaacs, M!ddeseI eoonty III ths 18Th Of
'Jgenb6r, ana amer i.as ti1se 4! 2ohoo9d -
CHARLES x. MALLORY,
ocib-u no. L. MONTAGUE
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
PACKET BOAT ron LEXINGTON

ON and after the Els Of April our Packet sG,..~I,nrus
" Boa's viii nun throy b % lexington well 800 ND
az LynohbUGs and Buchanan
hcfSuSD
To scoIyie tlOO To Lexb .,....t $3.50
Lynehhdrs. i'5 - ssohsLsn, BIZ
Leave Rhnond usual ats NJ, Nondsy "wednesday Sus
Friday, reach ylchbulg So h,s AMI Lexington lac
Ahsn, ~ P. ~, of he tecond Day
VIII accompany the through Boat far az Columbia to syod
cFoHtng and 10 give each Passenger a Berth
sETuHsNC.
Leave LeEingt and Buchanan q: A. NJ Monday We res
day am Friday, reach LYnchOug In ~ h9r .hml I'D
Is urs.
Below time Of arrival and Fare between Richmond
LynchbuTg:
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NOTICE.

tTR HENRY KAY10N, oPT1oIAN, formerly Of Petesbtrs
Va hsSrcated hse al no q Main street, where he Will %
eGset oEee hofs whose Eight iced improving Here that
'stsiteurg aper Gays:
We the unisrsi pleasure ending Mr. Henry
,lynr the citizens OF Petersburg and surrounding country
gcisu 81 considerable merit We have ted ka and found
ls he suited With pctao better thGa could have dens
e. ni 70 select requires great deal Of knowledge and
which sGphaicany believe hT BEytoa pOssesse We
deyeioee, eEesrfrily recommend him
DAVID NAY, :
Res. n. b. C0wLEs,
Rev RoBT. hICliAkIs,
JAaEs WATSON,
HH. J PRIIoHIRb,
sB-f Rev. JOHN KEER
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NOTICE I

EAyIEd so ont my stock 1t Auction, these Indebted 10
u would gfeI. ANor b. csrg and sttt ns
their 01nt md al that clan! against me will present
re a. for setiemeut sitLo-t delay.
sNsPsON JosTs AGENT,
maI9 Corner Gaia aud 9th SIeets-
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1 zoo PACKAGES MAHuFAcTUREo To-
afAurs IOaeco Of v4rous brands and qu.es which viii
sell and take In payment Bauk VI Nsyania notes. low
prices FOR the notes Of Baak IN State HUNT JhEs
corner Va and Cary streets asl9
JSINGLASs ADHESIVE PLASgAH, Sad Adie.
Plaster ooth, for sale MEADE B1KLSS Drug siore
sj Main Street, cor. above 2. o. noi2
ifSgCHSS.-S' gross Matches superior article for sale
vi by W PslFasoS co Druggists. Esss
4 LLEGHAyY WATER.-Jre,h nom tie spH z, iasi
lso Hslr street. SEES
CtASEsEE S0AP.-CS Gases CASTLE Soap for sAe to ar
" rive by VI. PETERSON CO., Drusgisis. SEES
HtRC5HED sUGARLoveng's crashed sugar Iusi received
" and for sale by ssLOfH HILLER Pearl and Gary
Ireeis. oc8
= GLTLyorpOo Enc sa; 40 ground alum do ls rssved
> and iOr sails By sELDsN MILLER. ooTT Ian and Gary
rtreets oC5
UPERFHr sLoUR-EsSlasds brand in and for sale by
y HELDsN MILLER, eOrasr Fes and Cary streets oes
ElIMILY RLOUH.-sO Dhlt ,utsri9s Panty roar jus
l. 10 baud HUNT JANIS,
ny 10 Corner Va. and o.ry "a.
- n. uAURY & co,
II. STOCK AND sXoHANlE BR0kERs
oaiee youth corner Of Mau 80 9Th Etfes,l,
49,
Conied rate STATES per cent bonds
NryiuG Susie Eegls'e - snd Coat on bOnds
NoT,t cGrGlrA state o and peg cent do
Al o, Cold 81 ulTket rates.
mHls-u Ri HAVRY 90.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-31
As n Family PhysIe. 5

H"" ~ r. W. N"'N'V'f ~" V'''f'
Your pills are tho prince OF purges Their excellent
qualities surpass any enthartlc we possess They
mild but very certain and electal lIEfhor aci ie
bowels, which makes thcn inyaiuabl6 to u- In the Gly
treatment OF disease. ~ T r.U0r
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,5traved

THHOM THE SUBSCRIBERS, ON THE
II l6thday Of April, two DARK BAY MARES, with
white aceB one Of them old and poor the other year1
old, blind Of one eye. unesS Ssa ai5I
Any person who will take them up and inform me
where they can be found will be literally rewarded
.lf- t..t--f,.a Va 81 CON, 0'NEIL,s
North Public Lane, between 5th and 0th streets
: apIQ7-dltkWtf N gl. o0hUMBUe, o.
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AYERS,
OATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are you sick, fesbio, and
complainingi Are you oat Of
order, with your system DO
ranged, and your feelings un.
comfortablei These symp-
toms are oiien the prelude 10
serious Illness. Sonae at Of
sickness u creeping upon you,
and should 10 uStvfed BY q
tlnlyiy uss oftIio flght rem.
edy. ofAk6 hyel = Pills, aud
cleansy out the dlsofdered hu.
mors ~ purify Che blood, AMI
lot the ilhldD move on unob-
ytructeda Ia health agaip
T'hoy stimulate the funotinns
OF tiIg body lnto vigorous at
tiylty, purify tlie etstem from
flo obgtfuelidl9 which make
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09
Our Present Danger.

Col. Foruey writes to the Philadelphis
Press:
l know there are those in the free States
who will resort to every artifice to turn the
Presidents proclamation into means of
injury to the common cause. God help our
country 10 this her last trial Attacked BY
traitors in the South, betrayed By mgr ates
in the North. she now, more than ever,
needs the services and support of her child
rem. Will not her mauy sutferings awaken
the fire Of affection in the hearts of those
who have heretofore been deaf to her sp.
peslsH A strange nation, in the condition
Of the frec prvpic ct this eouatry, would
excite the sympathies of these sympathisen
with treason. But they are Indifferent To
the cause Of the mother country that bore
them. on whose broad breast they have
grown rich and great. Out of every act Of
the Administration to protect and preserve
the tinvernment, these wretched partixaus
tabricate new elements Of strife aud dissen-
sion. There is-there must be--a limitto
this atrocious treachery in our midst The
people should see to it. or they are lost IF
the authors of the rebellion, the advocates
OF Breckinridge in 1860, and of his treas
enable doctrines Of 1861, are now permitted
to SOW the seed of a new revol:-in fact, to
lay the groundwork of peace that would
breed unending war-six months more will
find the loyal States broken into a dozen
fragments. the dependents Of united South
and the prey Of the jealous monsrchies of
the Old World. There is way to autioi-
pate and to crush this great danger. The
people must rebuke the shameless dema-
gogues who, under the cloak of loyalty, are
toiling Oh the side Of rebellion and who,
in opposing Mr.. Lncoln's Administration,
expect to see that OF Jefferson Davis taking
its place. The Presidents proclamation
will give the sympathisers with secession in
Pennsylvania and elsewhere another chance
TO show their hands. May it also teach the
people that the liberation of such treason is
the cartain forerunuar OF the overthrow Of
the Republic
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09
Words In Season.

The "Lounger," In late number Of
Harper's Weekly, says
Let us suppress the abolitionists, cries
some slack -witted orator, "and the rebel-
hon will endl' Of course il will, you dear
soul aud IL all your fellow citizens had been
Of your calibrc and kidney, there would
have been no rebellion at all If Hampden
and his friends had said, Let US suppress
tho.e fellows who cry ont against ship NOR.
%, England would have quietly submitted
70 the tyranny Of the Stuarts. If Otis and
Patrick Henry had shouted, "Hurrah for
King. George and the Stamp Act" there
would have been no bloody revolution, II
Miratbcau and the French people had bel.
lowed. "HuTah for starvation! Aristoc-
racy. ,fnreveh" all the trouble in France
would have been speedily ended. To be
sure, every right would have been annihils-
ted, every liberty destroyed, and few rich
and remorseless people would have govern
cd France, but there would have been no
diihculty except moral rot and general ma
tional decay.
Let us suppress the abolitionists. But
suppose you begin at the beginning. FIRST
snbdle the common sense OF the people of
the country, then you may subdue those
who influence It. 1t is not what you call,
with an amusing persistence, abolitionism
which caused the war, but the opening of
the eyes OF the people, 50 that they see.
people Of the country know perfectly well
that slavery is at the bottom of this rebel
lion lfihere had been M slavery. there would
have been no abolitionism. The temper.
! ance movement sprung from drunkenness;
and when a drunken man tries to kill bis
wife, don You think that the teetotelers are
responslbe for il?
Slavery was trying to kill the country.
Watch watch shouted the abolitionists. -
S.syery. ma1dened that its crimes was dis
covered. shot aud stabbed right aud left -
There there' cry the sensible WickliHa
aud company-'this comes Of calling the
watch /! Why the devil can't you hold your
tongues? Let u' suppress those fellows
who cry watch watch and all will be quiet
again !!
Certainly, dead dog or dead nation
are both peFiectly quiet. And nstion Of
freeman tbro:,ied, with its own consent by .
slave system like ours, is the deadsst and
meanest Of all dead dogs"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09
Will you do it?
We believe you will!

MAINE has filed her entire quotas under
both calls for 10000 men. Her quota un-
der the first was 1000, and all the men have
been in the field for four weeks past. Under
the last call for drafted men, Maine has
$500 men ready, all raised by volunteering,
and they have all been in camps at Port
land, Augusta, and Bangor since the 10th
of September. Prior to these contributions
Maine had sent over $4,000 men, and, in.
Guiding the 1900 seamen she has given to
the Navy, she has raised 40, men for the
Union, The population of Maine is $685.
600 She claims the pre- -eminence of being
the Banner State in raising volunteers.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09
Last Warning Admonition of Ste.
phen A. Douglas.

In this awful crisis, when the very exis-
tenee of the Republic is in jeopardy, we beg
our Democratic readers to listen to the
warning voice of Stephen A. Douglas. In
his last speech at Chicago, in speaking Of
the Rebellion, he said" Whoever is mol
prepared to sacrifice party organizations ana
platforms on the altar Of his country, doe,
not deserve The support and confidence o.
honest people," Again, he said-" Let him
be married. as no true patriot ,oho WiW MOI
abandon all such issues ~ times like his!'
Such were the dying declarations of Judge
Douglas to his countrymen. His chosen
friends, like Gov. Tod, Colonel Morgan
Kennon, Riley of Columbus, and hosts o.
others, who followed his political fortune,
until the day of his death, now appeal tc
their party friends to forget their old po
litical animosities, and vote the Union tick
ct. Until the country is saved, we should
have no party. We should stand together
like band Of brothers, aud whether voting
at the ballot box OF fighting under the ole
Flag, we should frown down all attempts Il
keep up party organizations, until the Star
and Stripes float from Maine to Georgia
and from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Il Tus
carawas Advocate.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09
Fallen from Grace.

D. ". Stambaugh has gone back to ths
sham Democracy, and is out in a threo COL
umn article against Bingham. At our State
Convention he wanted to be nominated for
Attorney General, the delegates not consid.
ering him sonnd corn, gave him the cold
shoulder, ard Brother S. returned homs
from Columbus soreheaded politician. =
To vent his spleen sgainst Union Repub-
licans and Democrats he is now working
day and night to defeat Bingham. As hs
makes political sumnerset about every
other year, next fall he will again knock for
probation nat at least two years, ST. before we will
again admit him into full communication in
the Union Church. II fTuscarawas Advocate.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09

be told that it wa, unconstitutional to use
the necessary means. The Constitution
was adopted for the protection Of the coun.
try, and under that Constitution the nation
had a right 10 exercise all the powers that
were necessary for the protection Of the coun
try IL martial Law was necessary to the
salvation Of the country, martial law was
legal for that purpose. If it was necessary
for judge. for the preservation Of order to
punish for contempt, he Thought it neces-
sary for General To exercise control over
his cannon, to imprison traitors. TO arrest
spies, and to intercept communication with
the enemy. If this was necessary this was
legal
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09
Parson Brownlow on the Proolama.
tiOu


In his address last Thursday at the Michi.
gan State Fair, in Detroit, Parson Brown
low said:
Regarding Mr. Lincoln's proclamation,
will say, that if he means to free the slaves
Of rebels in arms, and pay loyal men for
them, am for it, out and out Enthusi-
iastic applause. l think the proclamation
well timed, aud fortunate at this moment
Ii it had been made month Or six weeks
later, the rebels would huve made pro.
position themselves TO HsSS:spaya ,aks thsir
negroes and colonizc them, aud thank God
that Old Abe has taken the starch out OF
theu. Cheers.
AT the conclusion Of his speech, Gen Cass
who was present, was called upon to speak.
He responded as follows:
am unable to say anything. My friend
who has just spoken, expresses my senti-
ments My heart is in the cause, and |
have felt that the virtue and integrity OF
the American people will crush out the
Rebellion ,"
The veteran was most enthusiastically
cheered.