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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-03-26
Soldiers Bounty!
Pensions Prize Money!
Back Pay &c,
covERNMENT CLAIM OFFIC L.

GOVERNMENT CLAIM 0FFIC Z.
No. 20. w. Fayette st, (near St. Paul ST..
NOV BALTIMORE, MD.
yrrIDOWS of soldiers who have died IN the
w service of the United States are entitled
IA aipepsiou for life in addition to the bounty
,f 500. and all arrearages of pay &c.
Children and heirs of deceased soldiers where
there is no widow living are entitled to bounty
&C.,
Soldiers who have been wounded and disa-
bled are entitled to Pension and (by recent
law of Congress, to Bounty Of 500.
Soldiers who have been Prisoners Of War are
entitled to Communication of Rations.
.Ss,men in the U. S. Service are entitled to
Prize money, Naval Bounties &C.,
Prompt attention given to all claims against
the United States.
WIN. B. HILL.
Government Claim Office, No. 20 W, Fay
cite St. Baltimore Md.
N.BNo letters will BIO answered unless
postage stamp is enclosed.
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Office of County Surveyor,

/ C0LUMB STREET, FOUR DOORS
FROM POLK STREET.
HE subscriber is ready at all times to mako
surveys of land entrusted to his care, and,
required, Typographical Map of the same.
Survey made by Horizontal Measurement,
10 only true way to obtain n correct Map or
1t of the tract or tracts surveyed,) and Map
PLAT furnished, without extra cost.
une 5, ls62-ly. WILLIAM BRACE.
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Georges Creek Coal & Iron Co.

[0T1CE.-A general meeting of tho Stock
holders of the Georges Creek Coal & Iron
|npany, will be held at the Office of the Com
y, No. 10, South street, Baltimore, on Sa-
day, the 18th day of March, 1868, frcm l l
ock to IL NJ, for the election of nine Direc-
F. w. ALEXANDER,
eb. 10, 1se3-tm.
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Order of Ratification.

r r. Montgomery No. 1871 in the Circuit
W.. Court for Allegnny Coun-
Rachael Littofcld, ty, as Court of Equity.
and others.
DRDERED, this Sd day of March, in the year
" 1868, that tho sale made and reported in
the above case, by Jacob Brown, Trustee Of the
Real Estate of Henry Littlefcld, decd, be rat
flied and confirmed, unless cause to the contra
nv thereof be shown, on or before the Goth day
of April next: Provided copy of this order
be published in some newspaper printed and
published in the City Of Cumberland, once in
three successive weeks before the Sd day Of
April 1868.
The Report states tho amount Of sale to be
s223,50
True Copy: Tcst-II; RESLEY,
March g. 1S63-3w. Clerk.
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Store House for Rent.

I'VE Undersigned desires to get good ten
i ant, in the Station house, which stands at
Frankville Station, on the line Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, sevtn miles west Of Pied
mont.
This House has in it eleven rooms, one o f
which has in it counter, shelves, drawers,
and other fixtures required for a store. The
whole building is in good condition.
4 merchant. who would keep on hand goods
suitable for the neighborhood, could command
an extensive custom at this place.
Possession of the premises would be given on
the first of April next.
FRANCIS THOMAS.
Feb. 10, lS53-4ts U.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

by virtue of decree passed by AL
II legany county Court, acting as Court of
Equity, in case number s26, chancery, in which
Ezekiel Stallings is complainant and John I
Stallngs and others are defendants, will sell
at public sale, in the city of Cumberland, on
WEDNESDAY the LIST day of APRIL next at II
o'clock, a. M, before the St. Nicholas Hotel
in said city, the following valuable Real Es-
tate, being the lands of Samuel Stallings, late
of Allegany county, deceased, for the purpose
OF distribution amongst his heirs at law, viz:
All those pieces and parcels of land of which
Samuel Stallings died seized, lying and being
on Mill Run, in Allegany county, in the Old
town District, known and called
.NEF1sNH'laI'sIsMlNI kaaaMa' "
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Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road.
New Schedule for Passenger Trains


OK AND AFTER FEB. 18TH, 1903
TWO THROUGH TRAINS.
Mail Train Leaves Baltimore at S.lj a. m g.
I" " g Cumberland Mt go p. m
Arrives at Wheeling $40 IL. m.
DAILY xccpt Sundays)
Express Train Leaves Baltimore at 0 80 p. m
- Cumberland at 40 a. IN.
Arrives at Wheeling 600 p. Ill.
Daily
Mail Train Leaves Wheeling $40 p. m.
" Cumberland 7.30a. III.
Arrives at Baltimore 4.OOp. IN.
DAILY except Sundays.)
Express Train Leaves Wheeiing 1880 a. IN.
D." Cumberland $50 p. IN
Arrives at Baltimore Gas II. e.
(Daily.)
Through Tickets for all the principal cities
North and West ofthe Ohio River, may be pro-
cured at this office.
C. DEUM, Agent.
Cumberland Station, Feb. 10, 1863.
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For Rent.

For Rent.
THE subscriber will rent for the term Of one
year or more, the Steam FIGURING Mil
ed by Mrs. David Percy, situated opposite the
Depot of the Cumberland and Pennsylvania
Railroad, Frostburg Md. For further infor-
nation address
JAS. X. PERCY,
Co. G. End Regt. p. IL. b.
Pattersons Creek Va.
March 5, 1861.
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Sick He daches and Want of Appetite, Lrci.
dental to Soldiers.

payine proper attention to the Directions which
are attached to each Pot or Box.
GIL, uo,5ecbos AND Want of hpoetlto. Lrci.
SAo-- 49, aortoI 70 e,Id;ers
III
Ihosc leehhss "n'''a ~ 1870. ..,,,.4,i
arise rom 'rou'.2 u UNIV" -,
pcrsp'["t,oh, u s,i,,,rIin, ne InaIhf,i
10 Gn" ~ III" and stomach. Thee organs
10 r.IiovrI if Won desire to be we'll. The
pills. taking according to The printed instruc-
tons will quickly produce Il hcnlthy action in
both liver and stomach, and natHrnl conse-.
uucnce clear head and good appetite
yyrnol<ross nv nalij;tv Tr5rned HI, ova1, uuo
,,r,,, -. a., ,,So .l,oy, IN.
NJ sum "'S"PrVH ~ ~, - ~, :aii' -
'"iu"ot' 80 -. Wv ~. ~ u -
lu'io "Vu' y ~, . H., ,ol ,,, r.
DC el''ler n.y. u piIIg nLo,I H.
soolii s'"n isi 80 c' n,o.,.ry. o,I Flu ,,,or,
~ ,,,r.;nc, H., nav would incrncso tIo
persons SuPP"Sins t''", Wv! 80" G t to
LII, stomach md Tins
,a, an The ,criI hnmors from the system -
This medicine will give tone and yigor to the
whole oronnic system however dcranged while
brnItb and siren 9Th follow as Il matter of course
NntLiur will stop the relaxation Of the Bowels
90 sure as this famous medicine.
| y.,.,.,, ,.+or+;or , T,a;sore+;o,s of yortI,
Sores and ulcers nlotches anu ?MG4l'n ~ can
with certainty ner'"c"''y gu, ca ti'' 'I'S "io
! taken hight anu morning, an" 'n' Ei"t"'-H' 80
,teu.S aSgi -; 80 o.hnr morpnr no., i 49,. i,
Il 'foa.ta - "aJ ,tin nmnthcr Wtcrcos tifs
"ne paw =" III r tl, L,,,,cr. r ,hc
LooI:b,
,,nn II viii rrnuire Iittie pcr.e,crap in
bad cases to insure u lasting cure.
For wonpdsai thor occazioned bv the pavgnot
Sabre or the Bullet, sores OF Bruises.
IN which cvorv soldier and saiIorarc IiabIo
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-03-26
Sheriff Sale.

by virtue of a Writ of Fl Fa on Judg-
ID ment of condemnation issued out OF The
Circuit Court for Allegauy County, and to me
directed, at the suit OF Stewart b. kendricN
VS.. Il. W. Phillips, have seized and taken IN
execution all the right, title, and interest OF
b. w. Phillips, in and TO the following prop
crty to wit: ,,. r
the Cumberland City Bduk of the par or nom
iual valued al $50 each.
And hereby give notice, that on saturday,
the 18th day of March 1853, at Il O'Clock A
NJ, in front OF the ST. Nicholas Hotel, in the
civ of Cumberland, will offer said stock so
seized and taken in execution, at pubic
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, to sat-
isfy said claim and cost.
THOS. G. McCULLOH,
March s. l8G3-s. Sherlt.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-03-26

Price SIC Cents.
LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT
II MENr, AND RADICAL CURE OF SP Err
MATORRIIGA, or Seminal Weakness, invoi-
untary emissions, Sexual Debility, and impedi-
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Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and
Physical Incapacity, resulting from seli-abusc,
Ec.-by Ropert j. Cuverwcll, author of the
Green Book, &c.
The world renowned author, in this adnira-
bic Lecture, clearly proves from his own expo
renee that the awful consequences of Selt-abusc
may be effectually removed without medicine,
and without dangerous surgical operations,
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This lecture will prove boon to thousands and
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Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, on the receipt of six cents, or twopost-
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Feb. 90, lS63-tnl7.
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NOTICE.

THE notes of the Cumberland City Bank arc
i redeemable at the Banking House of Me-
Kim & Co., Baltimore, at per ent, discount.
W. Z. WEBER, Cashier.
Feb. 10, lS63-3w,
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HORE OR LESS.

And hereby give notice that on
FRIDAY, Sd DAY OF APRIL, 1868
a, II O'CLOCK, A. NJ, ia front of the ST.
Nicholas Hotel, in the city OF Cumberland, 1
will offer said property so seized and taken in
execution, at Public Auction, to The highest
bidder FuR CASH, 10 satisfy said claims and
costs. L. q. MCCu LLUH,
March L. lSG3--ts. Sheriff.
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g.isO.cPns's .HOfiCe.

Michael Nolan, ! 0RpGR!ED, this ,5 2oth dr., any
vs.. ~ ot fcoruary iooo, ina
His Creditors. Michael Nolan give notice
to his creditors, endorsers and suretes, that
the ID Monday of October next is fixed for the
said Michael Nolan to appear in tho Circuit
Court for Allcgany county, to answer such IN
tcrroratorics Us his credi tors, endorsers and
surrt:cs may propose or allege against him
and that II copy Of this order be published in
some newspaper printed in the city Of Cum
bcrland. once u week for three successive
month, pror to the said second Monday OF DC
tobcr next, as 81 II notice.
Test--H. RESLEY, Clerk.
FEB. 20, 1863. 81
William Ayery,) No. lie Insolvencies.
uuninst In tho Circuit Court for Allie
His Creditors gany County.
nRDERED. this 27th day of January, 1868,
" that the FIRST Monday Of May, 1863, is fixed
for the said lnsolvcut Petitioner to appear and
answer such intcrrogaturics or allegations as
his creditors, cudorsers or sureties may pro-
pose against h:m, and that the said lnsolVent
Petitioner give three months notice thereof to
hi. creditors endurscrs aud Surctics by pubii-
cation of this url,r not less than three months
before the said FIRST Monday Of May, 1865, In
some newspaper Published in Cumberland.
True copy, -
Jan. %, lS63-3m" Clerk.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-03-26

GUITARS, Violins and Flutes for sale at tie
" Book Store, under the st. Nicholas Hotel.
March 10. WIN. ANDREWS.
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Book, Stationary, Periodical. and
Notion Store,

under BELVlnEEE HALL, on Dattim
Street
His Stock consists in part Of Letter, Cap and
Note Paper rated or plain, Of all qualities :;
Envelopes, Of all sizes and styles Steel and
Gold Pens; States and Pencils; Writing and
Copying Inks; Playing and Printing Cards :;
Bonnet and Card Boards; Prayer and llyiaa
Books; Bibles; Miscellaneous and School
Books; Blank Account Books, of all sizes
Portfolios, Portmonaies and Purses Combs
and Brushes; Pen Knives; Photograph N,
buns, etc, etc.
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TRUSTEES SALE

L hUSA LII - SG&AAI
DY virtue of u decree fthc Circuit Court for
ID Allegany County, asa Court OF Equity tne
undersigned, as Trustee, will offer at runhc
Sal. in front of the st. Nicholas HOTEL IN tue
City of Cumberlnd, on
Saturday. The 18th day Of MaFeh.
1868, ut II o'clock, NJ, all that Lot and parcel
of ground lying and being in said City OF cum
borland, and known ms Lot number ihirteeh
N3) in Magrudcr's Addition to Cumberland
and now occupied b. James Harris (eoioreo'l
This Lot of ground lies between Davluson
and Frederick streets, attended, near to the Al
rican Methodist Episcopal Church, and Is I'M
proved with
A Two Story Brick House.
The Terms of Sale as prescribed by the de-
cree are, that ono half of the purchase money
to be paid on the dny ofsale. and tho balance
in six months thereafter, the deferred payment
70 he on interest and be secured by the bond or
note of the purchaser, with security to be APP
proved by the Turstee. ,,roN
March 5, lsG3--ts Trustee.
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Sill RIFFS SNLE!

by virtue of a writ Of Fieri Facias is
IL sued out of the Circuit Court for Allegany
County, and to ME directed, at the suit OF An
drew J. Boose and Robert S. .Mckaig, use of J.
Everett, as. Charles Perry, have seized and
taken in execution, all the right, title and in
lercst OF said Charles Perry in and to the fol-
lowing property, TO wit:
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Coughs and Colds affecting Troops.

viii be speedily rslievodsn clcctually cured
by using these admirable medicines, and by
paying proper attention to the Directions which
are attached to each Fot or Box.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-03-26

Maruh 5, 1s63-lm.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-15
u .-..T Ll-lUlI| H|I INUNH0- NUt %
Cold Comfort for the Gazette, and Its
Friends.

The Loni.vills Journal 1.bs'o5s 1.ba o,.sn - 80 N.
na,sts, I, Ksninct, vbich a,as,od !. Te
IL I..a s,sc,,os .hn. sSm,a,.,ss, ~ y .a,S ar'
- 10 ,tl a.I1.1y 80 ~ .I'Nsa' NS- ~
A., ~ .hs s Ga..,,.,. s =. !" Z. . "s,,sl LIN
no,onash ". Tygsa
W asssS =. sne parI 10 ono tnaF
sSip as,es 4, rs.ooIs ,Ss 'ne % ~ovetnof-
Inan Eap,noL. NJ Wpi,and,ahs .. on ps..y y
the oai,a ~ ~ 6utp is9ho'otiousiy
~ onssas 80 ~ .o.,is oosaoy not ~
~ dh"s ,... pvVa sn sious rssPectlng
sSe wa wa, nus ~ sp.e =; sIvse sie~s Inc SIN
~ snT s ISSUE aseu ~ ms oanaiosteenip
,ssue ;usetn,;nsaS ~ 'ue ,sosc y %scoason; anq,
We aAsS !uoSt we !, peisye .ne mass
ss, "no, uo.nnsaSu,pg ,Ans MS views concerning
sne n5s suPp,ts nl IN .nis isape, agree 10
W" inSaA m .hsn n. ou0s s psucy ., hehsucHy
~ iInion ...n s >. ~ xS uoaus Vi w. Se..ainly
~ nS nano % m Pe.T A.ns ~. WHY n,. o,sestss7
lug upSn 'S,y npotsins aai1p poins wi'n mr; sM-
ts'toS;n nss ~ M Mlsn ne w party
% ny ,ss. :. i,i.;, iup'
gsr.fts Sss A+sss s1i's.''s even 70 inc
ss - ss,,,,, sS " TAI, ,Gss 49, -,
y IN we Sftu 81 July the Lotisyilie Journal
hu-A 4,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-15

lived side by side, visited each other, neighbor
ed With each other, and were In the constant In
terchange Of kind and friendly Offices.
What q sad change the last few months have
produced! The friendly visits have ceased
the kindly act Is withheld. Hatred has usurped
the place of friendship. tI
The Democrat all at once Rnds that old
friends have become his deadly foes. The
Democrat is taunted and insulted at every sten,
and his wife and children are abused, bis prop :
srty and even his life are threatened.
Mobs convene, angry and threatening, and
are only held at bay BY revolvsrs, In the hands
OF determined men, when even Republican wo-
men 80 far forget their sex as to cry to the an
CRY and brutal mob: "Go on kill them burn
their hopsss--if you don't, We will"
or course, inevitably, as sure az God lives,
these prosecuted, outraged people, WHO ARE
THE MAJORITY IN OHIO, will soon reach
point where endurance abruptly ceases, and de.
fepse Of home, wife andchildren begins.
This is the verge Of anarchy; 1t is the begin
ming Of laWlegsneas and violence il is wbet.
ting the pike and lighting the brand IL Ia In.
citing an interneoine conflict, too big, too vide.
spread, too devilish for soldiers to quell. May
heaven, In mercy, avert the horrors which i'm.
pend. '''',
The cause of oil this is to be found 10 the
Loyal Leagues. The macs Of ,hs members
mean well; but they are melted 10 madness by
falsehood, they are made devilish by appeals to
their passion. II Ia here that bad men make
theif influence supreme.
And who is /; controls these Loyal Leagues?
In this county it ia Stanton, Lawrence, West
and the gang who have rode the majority In this
county, booted and spurred. Ills that Internal
nest of ofHce'beggars, some of whom came to
the county as paupers, and who have grown
rich without day Of toll
These are the responsible men. These are
the men who msnsget the hellish epginery which
begsts hatred and snimosity, aud violence,
which, before long must end in assassnations,
confsgrations, anarchy. .....t,
Hold them to their responsibility. Don't
forgetit for moment. To secure office, they
are employing instrumentalisiss which put in
jsopsrdy the lives and properly of every human
being in the county. ,'.-..-.-..srl
We lmpore the hundreds Of good and we'll
meaning men in this county, who have been In
veiged into these satanic dens, to leave them
Don't quarrel with your reighbors and trne
fhendei don't endapRer the peace of commuui-
ty; don't bring danger TO your own freside,
merely to keep In office worthless set Of polit;
ical fresbooters, who care nothing for you, and
Wonldn't stop to speak to you, Ii ID wssn't for
your vote.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-15
COLONEL MOODY.

The speaker then referred briefly to Colonel Moody
ana sad ne was much more noisy now than he ever heard
OF his being when In battle. Had the Colonel was scI
early In the fight and like tho lame Captain ieft hii
regiment. Had made prayer at Dayton that the Lord
might within the ooppassof Divine mercy show mer-
oy TO vallandigham dPugh and show favor 70 John
Brough: Wanted to know what moody could have
against vallsndigham. Fallandigham was for stopping
the effuson of blood and was for peace and good will 10
man, az the angels sang In olden times. Do you
mean to tell me that the God to whom you put up your
prayers instead Of being friend Of peace, lover Of
all this sacrifice OF human beings Of his own hand1 Il
that The God you vor.hip Colonel Moody Itao, then
1dont want any Of your prayers, and II that il the
Christian religion, T. for one, want to Join the Pagan
church. do mot pretend to be % gooda man rs Val
landgham or the Rev. Colonel Moody. While he goei
into the innermost part Of the synagogue and into the
Holy Of HOLES and thanks God that he 10 not wicked
man as Yallandigham or Pugh, stand upon the out
rseat Of the congregation, only saying God be mercu
to me sinner. lAyoiee, "Thst's SOL 5-s g5t l.
II the Rev. Colonel Moody (what o mocksry
to call such o man reverend or pious, for bis
sentiments are those Of bloody heathen) does
not feel the cut of the above it is because he is
lost to all sense of shame. sobJ : q i9'1g e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-15
lsl o ,hti IFrom the Cincinnati Enquirer.l CO.
Hon. George E. Pugh on the Clerical
MOuntebank, Reverend Moody

The Piqpa Enquirer tRepablican) of the
9th instr haa . brief sketch of thsalate speech
OF the Hon. George E.1Pugh, delivered at tha,
place. We 90 not know how reliable 1t is In
tue main, but the following Paragraph we have
reason TO believe Ia genuine. Itis an excellent
excorla.iou OF "a profss'ed minister Of the gos
pei, whose every ect and sentiment "A . shock
Ing libel upon, his pfofessiol aud q scandal up
on the name Of christianity. Mr. Pdeb is re
parted to have said: 55ler ., .l.t ~ y Il
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-15

Z There. are three members elected 10 the Fed
eral Congress to tspresent the First, Second
and Seventh districts Of Eastern Virginia,
about whoae real sentimentA very little, a
known; but as they were chosen under military
protection we must class them for she prsseni
on, the side OF the administrator. The isls'
tive strength will thus stand, with the liberal
admissions In the States yet 10 elect: 10 favor
Of the Administration, 81; Opposition, "a. On
ell questions relating 10 tho war there SNill be
found an overwhelming majority 10 favor Of its
vigorous persecution for the euppresdion Of the
rebellion and the 70 e-eetAbIl bIlahnlent Of the Un5
lon. gsNfS ~" Epp St4 = ", .,.- ~ ,'---> - !.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-15
Sale Sale Of City. Wharf Lots
Postponed to August 20, 1868.

PK ORDER OF THE OIHx COUNoIU.
~ or the City OF Oolumbus the sale OF tbe oitv
w Mhs5I s5 Lots I postponed until THUR-DAY, IUGUgT
iooS At which time they will be offered at public
~ O'Clock, a. M: No BID VIII be received IN sny lot
a. iess than two-hrds he appraiHsment, subject to lie
iease axe Una, may be in existence. gU-o = - -.
Tnese iots are hrtyone feet three inches front on
scoto street running west to Osna sfeet and range
ron % 70 lxo feet In depth. The following Il The s.
praised value Of aaid lots, respectively; iii q y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-15
The Next Congress-.

The political majority In the next United
States House Of Representatives, under the
most favorable Republican view that can be
placed upon II, will be sdvsrse to the presei
Natiopal Administrations. We give the fgures
Of the members elected, politically claseed, end
add thereto thetmembers yet to be chosen: 20
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-15
Gbe Ohio Craftsman: 4 y: |
[Prom the New York Metropolitan Record
THE MEN FOR OHIO.


-
NJ .a IA CAMPAIGN BONG. '
AIR" Wait for Tie Wa0on." a
Come, comrades, raise your voices, ~
And shout aloud for Val, '. faN l
And VOW that our next Governor
He must be and he shall. So
Obi wont old Abe be furious,
| And won't Burnside look blue, a.s
q Whom they find that we've elected ~ u
Vallandigham and Pughf bif o.nI
The men for Ohio, ....
The men for Ohio,
.'f The men for Ohio,
40 Vallandigham and Pugh. l
They think 10 overawe US,
They think they'll crush rs yet,
But we Westerns are the toughest foes
The Lncolnites have met. ri EriI
We laugh at and defy their threats, f.
We care not what they DO,
But we're bound 10 have elected
,Vallandighsm and Pugh.
.'Iu- The men for Ohio, ..a|
The men for Ohio,
The men for Ohio,
Vallandigham and Pugh.
Obi brothers. don't forgettha time,
When burnside was our rate, .....
And laws were superseded
BY order Thirty. Eight.
z Then, like FREQ born Western man,
Our Valspoke bold and true; d i,4a
Obi when he's chosen Governor
What will poor Burnside do7
Wont he Bkedaddle,
Wont he akedaddle,
Wont he skedaddle,
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