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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-10
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TIE a1EaTGsT VICTORY OF The WARl
ia BATAILLE DIS NoUoHoms."
E8aga Faasg. F.sraa.r %. Issa

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OF all the battles, modern or old,
By poets sung OF historian told
OF an the rouis that ever wSs seen
om The sys Of Saii5in 10 Marshal Tuweene
Or all the victories later yet won,
From Waterloos field to that Of Bull Run
An an must hide their fading light
IN Tie radiant glow of the handkerchief agh.
And pesa Of joy must thrill the land
When taey hear Of the deeds Of Banks band.
Twas on the lsyeo, whsro the tide
OF Father Hississippi flows.
Our gallsnt lads, their eountrys pride,
Won thisgr victory DER her foes
-Four hundred rebels wers to leave
That morning for secessia shades,
When down there came you'd scarce bslieve1
a troop Of children, wives and maids,
To vave fare sells, to bid God speed,
To shed for them a parting tear,
To wait them kisses as the need
OF praise TO soldiers hearts most dear.
They cauie in hundreds-thousands lined
The streets the roofs, the shipping too
Their ribbons dancing il the wind,
Their brigat eyes flashing loves adieu.
'Tw1s then to daDger we awoke,
Bai mob y faced the unsrmed throng,
Aud heat them back with hearty stroke
TIL reinforcements came along.
We waited long our aching sight
was strained IN eager, anxious gaze
AZ last we saw the bayonets bright
Flash in the sunlights welcome blazsi
The cannon's duh and heavy roll
Fell greeting on our gladenod car
Then hred each eye, then glowed each soul,
For vel. we knew the strife was near.
CHABsEi rang the cry, aud on we dashed,
Upon our female foes
As seas 10 s.ormy fury lashed.
Where ser the tempest blows,
Like ohag their parssols went down,
AZ OF our galiants rushed;
And many bonnet robe and gown
Wers tors to shIeds or crushed
Though well We piled the bayonst,
SSH some our Efforts braved,
Defiant both OF blows and threats.
Their handkerchiefs still waved.
Tsick grew The aghi, loud rolled the din,
When CHAR7El rang cut again,
And then the cannon thuadered In
And secured Ger the plain
Down meath the Implying iron heels
or horses children sank,
While tbrouza the crowd the cannon wheels
Moved roads on either flank
One startled Shrek, one hollow groan,
One heaal .ug rush, and then
Huzza the field wss g 4 cur own,
Forvs were Banks men.
Tha. night released from al our tolls,
Orr aaug=rs past and gone,
We gisdy .tAsrsd up the spoils
Our chiFary had won
Five hundred kerchiefs We had snatched
Prem rebel ladies' hands,
Ten naras0ls, tive shoes Caot mstcbed),
some ribbons. belts and bands,
AMI other things that I've forgot;
Bat then youA had ihsra al
As rro HE iu tast hallo7yed spot--
Th1 c-s5le-Fsnieul Haili
As long as H-ssacausetts' shore
Orou Grson Mountains side,
Or where Long Islands breakers roar,
An by th4 Hudsons ,ids-
il Hie q, come, when lamps ere lit,
a. fires brightly blaze,
WlHs r11rd the knees Of heroes sit
Ths young Of happier days
who Hsssn 10 their sloried deeds;
TO hem -H5l hnely srand-
Tlen glory saall award it, meei
o. pr4ss 20 Baaks' band,
Ana fame proelsiu that they alone
G. raapa's loudest noa)
IEly asasr hsac.fortt fsr pslor sb0vH
4 r-lasGsts 1Cti=1Ct!
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PrRLTeEM
FT'er.gsIa a sUbscPfntInrs.
.Eerrraa IL AnVerlf.ing.

All advertisements win be charged
also per square for the Hrst inser-
Gon and s Z for each subsequent in
8 a=rffou.
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nFsS0EUTE0S.

FTyHE firm Of LIsTY BRO G CO.. q Ls5iagtoD.
sns = W. TEMPLE CO., of Carrstlton, are
dissolved By nutus consent.
r W. Lemp q azfhl-. .zed 20 collect an deb dce
shs house IN Carol on sn5 n. levy an debts dle tie
house il Lexington. g. LEVY
T. LEVY.
ssas-laus4s L. ". TEMPT
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cApTTALIsTSL
sIsCHIEIsrs- aTrEETEaE.

A Il FIEsT-oi ASS zACHISISTS orrlvins in the
~ CcRfedsrsts lines. c1a ger inmelizts E1d steady
st Athels George
All Aiach s-s arriTa ag from Sew Orleans. By arpiT
inEts Msor Duno1teil a. Csmp Moore " I &c iHlas
distely dsisied our Armorv AID furai-h75 with
transportation Good wages fFiI be given good aa-
chinists and board can b. had q 1aod-refe rats.
COOK d BROTRER
fslQIms ArmarY A55-us Ca
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THE WIDOWS CIT.

FTHOSB -1ho iisre no s ALT-who hsve been ms5e
4 widows b. tlis wsr s15 aEe 20 r-csn Es4 EzCH
ONE BUsEEI. fo tie uu1.bsr q ore h1Da 81. rom
- G. 1-Ca LIST r
FaTQ m r-cF Mia
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u - d IL Na.hrllle.


The steamship Nashville and cargo were de
tcsys6 in t3e Great O2eechee river on Saturda 2
last By s,.e'is t-g,n the Abolition feet. She had
on b5ard about seven hundred bales compressed
INLAND c7tron. seventy barrels rosn and forty
boxes to1acco. Hau g dropped down the river
q short fiue SINCE she was ordered to change
her anchorszs and come up On Friday, at
p III she weighed anchor, aud while proceed
ing up sne grounded on sand bar, about a
nile from Fort bIcAllsteT, ct the point known
ss Seven Nile bend aud in full view of the
enemy. Every effyrt #as made to get her of,
bus with nc avail. At the next high tide, early
Saturday morniny, after making further efforts,
but with 90 bs.tar success s,shs was abandoned by
the officers and crew, the Geet, consisting of an
iroa-clad aud thIss gunbozts, being in motion.
The iTon-clzd opened upon her from across the
marsh, at the distance Of about thTee-iourtbs of
a mile, sbout balf past o'clock A. NJ, assisted
by the guuboais, and kept up a steady FIRE upon
her til 10 o'clock, when enc of her shells set
bsr on fire. The flames reaching her magazine,
she soon blew mp. The folt kept up FIRE upon
tle vsndal5, three shots from which, We are in-
formed, striking the iron-elad The fleet,
having accomplished theirobject IN destroying
the Nashville, withdrew to their old anchorage.
Tire Nashville had been employed previous to
The war as packet in the New York and
Charleston tTade. Since the war she has done
good service in forcing the blockade. For sew
eral months past she has been lying in the
Great Ogeechee river near Arnold's landing, I'M
dergoiDg some alterations, having been pur-
CHASED By stock company, who had succeeded
10 obtsing from the government letters of
msrqus and Iepfisal for her under the name of
she Rattlesnake. She was commanded by Capt.
T. Harrison Baker, and mounted ono thirty
two snd ons twenty four pounder.-SaDdHnah
Republican, ID
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GeYERNCR BROWN AT His FARM "A gen.
neman who left this city last week to see Gov.
Brown On some official business, was directed at
Canton the residence of the governor, to pro-
csed to his farm. where be would fnd him. On
his way thilheT he overlook and passed large
numbsr OF small wagons, carts, etc, with nu-
merous foot passengers, al proceeding to the
ssme destination, and when he arrived there, to
his surprise, be saw that quite q large number
O men and wo non, with vehicles Of the same
description, sTsTe around the corn cribs and barn
Of the governor, who was engaged in the distri-
button 60 them of corn, shueks, etc, in proper
lion to tue size Of their families and their wants
Upon inqgiIing, the gentleman learned that
those who had gathered there were the poor
wives widows and children Of the soldiers from
Cherokee county, among whom Gov. Brown
gss distributing his surplus corn. The sight
was most grateful one to our traveller, who
eame back 20 Atlanta impressed with the double
conviction Of governor BsoWn being not only
good governor, but good man. The grateful
iears which he saw in the eyes Of the good
women of Cherokee, who were being made the
recipients of Governor Browns patriotic iber-
al.ty, made so Impression upon him which, he
says, wiz be lasting, and which has taught him
rot 70 e caaTy ia his charities 10 the future
dttaatQ istelti gslcer.
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The locarton "a tzc - rDseAl Office
is on stare street, q tevv doors below
tle POST office.
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N0VECE.

OFFICE OF CHIEF OF sHBWsTTNCE, .
DEPARTMENT Kiss AND EAST LorlsIANA s
Jackson, FebEusry 25ta 1863
N0HEIsSARIES within this Department viii tran p
~ ier z Captain 5. Hi.lyer, A. 9 = or hs agents,
hereafer taking rseeps therefor The receipts when
takea viii be forFsfded 70 ltaioe Theodore Johns on
Chef Of Subsistence.
BY order Of Lieatsaaat- General PEaBERroN
THEODORE JOHNSTON.
m.h21at VISOR sni fFi-f Of Subsis encs
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NRTHcR.

NFR 3. E1A-E cau find his family ia Canton
vi Mss. Inquire 81 toe Pesroe Ho1so.
80
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NnwEE

OFFICE OF CHIEF oF STD sISTEECE
DEPARrkEs Mss. And EAST JoEIsIaEa,
Jseksor, March .-i lSi2
DR0PoSALs vii be recsVsd for the dsiiverv e. be-
II sta.ioni # tie EobSs and Ono RaliEoaa, wlihm
this Depar-ment on he fetio7i1g named articles of
S1hrstencs stole, f0-Tlt-
CORN, tslielsd) n sloks-sa-kl 70 be Furnished By
the ravarura mt
BEEF-0i the boot
BULK PORE and BACON
Propossis 20 be addressed 70
THEODORE JOHNSTON.
nr-f- n o. e r-.rc
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A GOOD TANNER sid CU8RI sR- thiriy yesrs
a cid. Sold flr NJ fszlt Prise s5o1 A3ply g.
DANL MCLAURIN
fs27 l6te brsrdaB. y s-.
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WsnTrn. fmnFnEsTgEY.

T1OuB HARREss HAKaaS, bPn government
s-a-t-s rere1sns1f lob Far srti-u.a1s inquire
at Soutkera 11Frsss ClllzE olice
rnhs -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18
RIGhFs
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RICHMOND WING.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOV. IS, 1858.
The Public Finances.

As there Is no question before the people at this time
more important in ITSELF more pressing in its de-
mapd for promp; and enlightened action, than that Of
the public foances We make apology for the
patton Of SO much Of space, By another cOmmupi-
cation from Mr.. Stuart explaining and celebrating the
views PIE s,nted by him, through this journal few
weeks ago. We.hAve reason TO know that Mr. S:uart's
scheme has received the approval of many very
competent minds and much favor with the public. Ii
varies rom the pal suggested by The Bank RePresen-
t,,ives of South Carons maiOly in the dsFent mode
of reaching an identical result OAe or the other Of
hose plans We should think, Congress can have no
hesitation SiOptOg. As We are At present impressed
Oy their respective merits, should feel but htte re-
luc,ance in sur,enderiyg either for the other.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18
Fort sumter-The Presidents Good Taste

A Yankee correspondent, speaking Of the lombard
ment Of For: Sumter, says Perhaps no greater eX-
anne of stern stubborn exists IN all modern
warfare than tho persistent holding of this pOiat by the
rebels certainly, history does record one :" aud
southern ionrna, abiding 70 defence of Charleston,
YES expression 20 the sentiment aud nope oil the Shole
onplry. when it declares ,hat ';he vaOr OF Carolina
Aad the genius of B,4ueeglrd will only De illustrated
more glorousy with every day, week, molsh and year
OF the prJtr&cted SIEGE"
Til, is vel, aid Bat Of the psstilent herd OF
rrunters who are necessarily fading fault with every
body and everything, prol,ss TO be- dssussei at the
President because, IN ms speech At harlesson he made
no allusion tO the Commanding Genera, aud virtually
ignored his existence We tell thess fault finders
a secret Tue Preade was delighted beyond measure
With the dsleues OF ChlreatOn watch he carefully and
thoroughly inspected il company with BeauregArd.-
Fue admirable condition Of affairs Left INN room to
say 81 Wiling Fraise was supeihGOus. Never was the
EXQUISITE tate of President repeatedly exhibited
n his incompatible 5es and addresses, displayed
20 conspieuousy as when, with the eloquent ruins OF
sumter before him, he refused to tn grand effect Of
that muts orator By the iormshty OF oral cOnpli
msnt Speech WAS aWed by tae expressive silence Of
tlat crunDlslg pile. Ware at loss whOh to admire
most the wisdom of tao Pes dents head the good
es Of his noble heart and the greatness Of his mag
unanimous soul.
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srAus,oy, nov. 1s, 1868.

P.S-Since =. above was sritten. airiend has sug.
oested that an apprehension may exis that IN, law vii
onerate oppressvely men in moderate cireumstAn-
ces. Ia reply would remark that no grea; refcrms-
ton can be effected without individual cases OF hard
shn But under the proposed law, il will be easy for
he nrouerty.boder who has not the money on hand
TO pay his levy to borrow it, aud when he receives the
bond Of the Government in exchange. he can either
hand that over to the lender in payment OF the Debt
-The utmost he can lose Is The difference between
the mar value Of the bond add the sum for which be
NAV sell IT, - ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18

To awaken children from their sleep with loud noiae
or In an inpetuous mafier ssxuemely iojadencus ana
hurtfu nor Is il proper carry them from dark room
Immediately iato glaring hg agalns. Gazing
organs of vision, aud lays of the foundation Of weak
ewes from early infancy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-18
by THE GOV ERNOR or VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAnAilUN

A VACANCY having Occurred in the rep.
IA reeIsn Of this In n. General Assembly,
by resignation OF william Peters, late the Senator for
Ass a Dc composed OF the counties Of Smyihe,
wyhe Washington, sndpsTt Of the county Of Band there
fore JOHN iLEfJHEa, Governor Of VEiaia do hereby
qulre sheT Of the said counties ctons 70 be
held respective the fIRsf THURSDAY 10
EMBEk next fer Senator 70 iii the aoretsd.
(~ Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
LIS lSea Of th, 10Th day OF Hoveraber,
d, 1863. and In the eighty wear Of The Com
: - monweAIth JOHN LErcUER
By the Governor;
GEoEGE w. MusFoRD,
po19 -ctas. SECRETARY Of the Commonwealth
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BUCKINGHAM LAND FOR SALE.

Il HAVE lhhEh hONDhED AMI Chf-
i KNTY ACRES OF good Land for sale privately. There s
ant princpal bot e balance vel tim
bereJ Any quantity good plant lana the trait IL well
vaered With creeks branches and hae prgs The land w
sdapted 10 groSt, OF wheat d tobacco, In fact eve
thg m need be utyaed. Il 10 miles souh OF New Cap
:oo and az miles the Buckingham In tute, miles soh
Of sats ina ve healthy country There are no improve
rnent the tact the small tract adjoining vita I'm
movements on IT, that purchased at fair price,
nv Address-Gola Hill, Buckingham, Va. -.
aO--clm
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AND FOR SALE.

IL very desirable Farm In BuckngS am crunty. three
Mill. from James River KtnAwha Canal containing
go Of WI ca rs acres anc about 80 cleared %
n lO6 original groth 70 10 e0 acres In pine parse
enough rail- tim er =.
ms consist Of small plain dwenns kitchen,
hoase ree negro cabins house. stable barn, and
several tob. housess .
Along with farm win be ri 20 barre corn shout 600
hay and aoout pounds sheaf The shucis
And blade 40 bsrrs mich beeves
yoke Of good oxen, and young yeli broke nues
Nine buDdrel and sixty Of land In Washneon coun-
~ kis 81 milss rom nasgsbe polrt su flower
All clns and which have been cut The te 70 The
land Il GUARANTEED.
Five hundred Of land IN Caroline equity
-- Apply 70 DEAHE JAMES
no Sow 80 Rasin Bank.
~ Enquirer and Dhpstsh copy. rnd send bill 70 u.s.
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NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE.

THE SUBSCRIBERS have associated them
selves together The purpose Of conducting General
Auction Commission Badness at Sauntcn, and offer
their public for the saeether publicly pt
yatyof all kinds OF produce, merchandise real and PEI
sonal estate Ia town country.
-. CATLETT ABBY.
RIYKnEscRs Paine Co.. Powers Valentine NJ Blair
Co., H. Msury 90, J. A. smith, cashier; J. B. Morton,
cashier I. Foster 90, Richmond. Judge L. T. Thomp-
sos A. w. sheHy, J. B. Baldwin, A. L. H. Stuart and L.
NJ TayIor, staurton noy3--c1ms
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Csrs House o. Dsiesssss and Keeper OF hs is Of VA
lnVh-L E.aan
BALLARD HOUSE AND EXCHANGE HOTEL


u TALIAFERRO * c. O. FIELDS,
(LAlK OF CONGRESS HALL6
DEG leave TO announce 10 their friends aud
ID as pubuo generally hal they have leaseC tie ballard
H51e kxga.as Hotel Acd hat they Vii spare no enois u
ri 20 60 .ls sstsfaci.on- - -, . Il,
oar .re u be provided with re VERY BEsr that the m-r
ks. VII lord, ana cur b. suEple5 slth ne
OIOTUEsr LfQuOR.
RESsRS r S 70 ER6 AND HENRY ORTIZ,
tbs vel Assistants Of me former Propusto WI fea
~ oe lin. J. C.FALIAFEzzO 90.
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DIED,

AZ bis re'dence Tuesday morning. The 17th ins JOHN D.
QUARLE4, 10 the b6th year Of his age.
His will place from bis residence corner Of M.p
and Kouihee Streets 10 O'Clock to-day The friends sod
quantAncss Of The fmy respectfully Invited attend
+ no1S-lts
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w ANTED--A FEMALE TEACHER ina Pri-
fauly-a Lady competent TO teach French, Musc
TIE Of Latin and thorough Eaeh for young
Laies obtain comfortable situation In a private family
or Eve pupils M
The calo, pleasant and regarded ss secure one An
application desired sstficory references given and re-
quired. address A b..
ssptap-ou Boz lssi Hchuoad
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mkuRtgn.

% iaA sitt was.fIy Edges essta.. ssanly. va q.
kx1E cope, Daughter Of Alex. ke,eh, Ia. H.
a. the tins ADD place, b. me Rev. L-onard nles
WILLIAM KEE0H OF Tovsonton, Baltimore county, kosE,
daughter Of Alex Keech, E.q. a.
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NOTICE.,

A Ii persons having claims against the estate
IA OF Apperson, dec ased, requested 70 pres
them auhenca desire 10 distribute The
en- D. shoitess po sble time. 7. A. Lacy,
poi2--csF - Aam'nsrator-
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BALLARD HOTEL, /
HHussaHsHHIaaH. u

BALLARD HOTEL,
RICmt,SD, Va.
IN RETIRING from business in watch have
been 50 gasei kel tha cannot DO 90 without re-
farming nv wedgment aa4 hea tt ua2k1 u my
r41y peJsJra hd' AID h- paoe generally Tor ee Aee AuS
irsi me which have been NyVred ana sustained
tfr.ughJut ny vhois ousincsl ca Ger. g., 49,.
ara whm7 Business sc a. lam WIN goel tuiSa anu
- uIh 1auch gcet, bu feel assured thai the g.
4. " ~ l. nov hands thOse WI o. ~ po.1lsa
- aug disp0sri0n an render 81 urn unAef s roo
'6r.li H9tel /, Boz under the msnsgsneas Of MeEs
C TaGaferrs ami U c. ED, gyultm-n Tei ana
trlvu 10 le pulc, ard ~ whose au eiN soH
49,. vel he trusted most cordially recommend uth ~ m
nsr Tor ccuinueLc OF Haf suFPcIt Whci
D., 5e,y ny, -'I NY 0'- JOHN P BILLIARD
1910, CrrIe- Mobile Register AID Advertiser Sa
- l Ref ubLca- Raleigh Stte Journal anu NtlPhs appeal
uuie,sh utush iats add ,ea4 gus = ins once
OR SALE.-A very desirable farm, contain
,h, s-o serss ~ niles from Povh,ttn Coart Hog e
snH Al. D. fcu JsngEon pubic landing "a james uYe
rre h on a- pace excellent d. sing uh seven rooms
m An ocg D he yard, she OUT houses, nc udtlg resng
a. nsscso 6arss, Az good order. There Is sllo
q psach aud apple orchard co TIE place
vfID an re Episcopal and Baptist Ohurch' A1o
ou 81 susrsn sud Methodist, aud h. eHcce, 9sl desif
sbo n-hbsrh50d. nr e.sye', at me Cour' hVase VII
tske ps1asurc fhosl-g any one the ~ sulses'
esG-ds M.alollz1 P. O., Chesterfield, Va
TIVE Subscribers have this day formed a
CC-PN;INERssnP undsr The Fra and yis Of :. n DA-
Wis 60 Tor paTroa Of g nHcu-s en- suoa snl Com
70 lin sre Or hs sale o. NtsIgss ley III sen 01ih iio
uiy PTigAfey, an proaase '17 e'' eoa " P''i'
NJ niezest Of tgir pstCons- . o., a.. 49, a, -,
Fr sales ko no k FOR The present oe mat AtsJ used y
h stoks- calret of 1ankEu sIeel A2d Lo'tst alley
The solicit he patronage OF ncf lll,nos - & P' s'N'
raiy Por sls ala 10 aitsDtaree .. ls ePo''
Rosr sio3ARDsoS.
,,-,, ~ O tSs2 ho2-dlm'
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I.lOR sALE.-A - deslra1Ie iarm, contsIn-

DUCKRR 4 LEE,
~ AUORION 3 COMMISSION mEECBaASN1IS'
wiicsvs on consignment for sale, aueOa Pnva'y all
descriptions q
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE,
a, edge hsir besl eors OBTAIN HIGHEST ntrke rates
A., ,iEt sales Eith nst pr1ceeis rtudered promptly
or al Auction sls FEoEgD Ny sh Jane, and regularly
her.sRsrsn thAt day evsry I've weeks
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a. MN v 49,
y TOORE. BAYNE & CO., No. III Main
~ TynrhSurr, Va. Whc lesae 6rocers an C0nnuia
- N,ruls q Manufactured AMI seking Tooec-
- j rs-sve ana ae sugar, Sc nlstl hhest Corn feuf
1-. -. 49, rnd an knds Of county pttduee All salet
sv rsroltsd aocoupanied ui Ne net poeseas iasreoi
tt-E
NTOTICg.-Messrs. TAKDY q WILKINS have
e,stsve control OF ne sale Of o. Yne aaa Esaey sosP
manufacturer a. esten adn1teat'io WOE IN S
W. ~ o.in he has, pSss, ell N slh o. y
Tor boapl5r al KID % gfsl1e y. p 49, v5s-is
u gROSENR OIL
n Ufr.eed on Peanut on,
L,ri Ol Spirits furpsaane, ~
s'rseas'a y p DUvAL, Druyytst,
hR-H W. $50
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-09-10
Every Man Liable TO the DrmCt
shouid Vote for Vaiiandig-
ham.

The Draft in Ohio is postponed, and
Mr. Pugh stated in his speech on Tues
day that il Vallandigham is elected there
will be no draft required under Demo
cratic rule to restore the Union without
reSorting to the draft. The people of
Ohio. by nominating Vallandigham, and
rallying to the Old Democratic Flag.
have scared the powers at Washington
so that they have abandoned the drafting
in Ohio at least until after the elections
If Brough should be elected. then, of
course, the draft will go on. for his odi-
ous doctrine of freeing all the slaves bo-
fore restoring the Union, will require
draft every year for twenty years to come.
Come out, then, all you men who are
opposed to being drafted. and give your
united support 20 Vallandigham and the
whole Democratic ticket. God speed
the restoration of the Old Union, the re-
turn to power of the old Democracy, and
the repeal of all the odious Abolition
laws that now oppress the people Ohio
Democrat.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-09-10
SNerpsD.

The disunion Republican. the paper
that threatens rebellion in the event of
VALLANDiGHAM's election, wants to know
our opinion Of the constitutionality OF
the law all owing soldiers to vote. We
never expect to possess the authority to
decide the constitutionaity of that or any
other law. We advocated the passage OF
the law when the Republican opposed it
and denounced it as unconstitutional. and
abolition papers generally opposed it.
That paper also wants to know whether
Mr.. VA1LANDIGHAM proposed to divide
the Union into four parts. We have long
since published VALLANDIGHAM' prop
osition, and we now dare the Repu5lico,
to publish it in full that its readers may
see whether Mr.. V. is correctly represent
ed. Come, show the documents.