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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24
TIE ENROLMENT AND The
DRAFT.
circular FrOm The Provost Marsh
General.
The following circular was issued to-day
WAR DEPARTMENT,
PRovosT MAssHAL Generals OFFICE.

The following circular was issued to-day
WAR DEPARTMENT,
PHovosT MASsHAL Generals OFFICE.
Nov. 18th, 1863.
CIRCULAR No. 10l.-As complaints have
been made that errors have occurred in
the enrolment of the national forces, by
the omission Of persons whose names sho'd
have been enrolled, and by the addition
of names Of persons who, bySKessnn of al
ieuage and for other causes, ought not to
have been csllej upor ODd as it is desi-
rnble that the Department should have
such information rs may he necessary to
do Justice to Hll parties, it is hereby orr
dered,
TIN. tie B larl OF Enrolment Of each
district shall have printed li''s Of names
and resi- lencos Of all persons enrolled in
each sub.district, prepared and exposed
topublic view, in at least five places in each
sub.distrrct, and as many moe as the
Board may deem nj cessary. The names
will be placed upon these lists in alpha
betical order. Public notice will be Civ,
en- by Advertisements upon the lists of
numes and IT, newspapers, That any per-
son who may appear before the d psrd and
claim 70 have his name stricken IF the
list, If he con show to tho satisfaction Of
the Board that he is not and could not lie
o. the tine fixed for the next draft lnble
to do militsry duty on account Of
FIRST -Aliepage.
-Ncn-reeidence.
TH1Rp-Uusui'a bleness Of age.
F.UEru-Mauifest permanent physical
disabilities.
Persons who nav be cognizant Of any
other nersOus liable 10 military duty whose
names do not appear on the enrolment
lit. sro requested TO notify the Bard Of
Enrolment, who shall thereupnn direct
the enrolling rgcer Of the sub district !"
which the parties reside to ascertain tbs
facts. and euroll the persons so repnr, d,
if they are found 10 be subject {" earala
men, ThcseJmnv avail themselves # III
privilege Of appearing an specified in par
sgrsth fFst, if they had been originally
enrolled
Boards If Enrolmen' vii use al! dill
eence in the collection Of necessary ipf"r-
nation, and making requisite notes to per-
feet tue enrolment. will proceed as provi-
ded in D. rsgraph one, uni the 2Ob Of De
ceui!er, 1863, aftec witch no cssrs will
be heard. As soon as possible rhrr"eI'er
l. lis, If proposed corrections will b" made
cut according TO the printed instructions,
aud Iransmittei to tte Pr vos; Marshal
General. The names aud resijonces #
chase proposed 10 b. stricken out 0r added
wi. lie transmitted to tb- Provost Mrs al
General. for the purpose OF correcting the
lisis on file.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24
The War In Virginia.

-. go. WASHINGTON. Nov. %. :
Advlces from the front tonight state that
the storm has ceased and that the roads
are but little damaged.
The 6;h C"rps was reviewed today by
Ger. Sedgwick
Important intelligence is .anticipat.d
daily from the army If the weather remaius
6ue.
Washington, Nov, %
Yesterday afternoon about ninety of
Mnsby's men approached within three N les
Of Bealton, with the intention of makiny a
raid 40 the. railroad Being dressed in
Federal uniforms. the detachue,ts of The
1st PennsylvaniH and 9Th Ohio Cavalry
who were In the immediate neisbborbo6d
at the time, mistook them for friends but
soon Uncovered their error, when the reb-
els fred aeyGlley into them. by which sew
eral were wounded. The rebels were in
stantly pursued and driven into Smokers
Gap. Six Of the gang were captured. At
tn lostest accounts our cavalry had not re-
turned
Impressions in regard TO the enemy's
strength 90 the RapIdan are various
Some maintain that Lees entire force does
not exceed 30 600, other place it as high as
IS GOO
L: rained all day yesterday.
Saxon. e. New York, Nov. o.
An Army Of the Potomac dispatch Of the
2lSt states that the army is not advancing
The rain has caused some mud but the
roads will soon be drv
The Herdlds Army of the Potomac dis.
patch states -
Our cavalry occupy Culprpper, but the
infentfy has not yet advanced TO that point.
Ii was rum"red in camp that Lee had fall
len back from the Rapidan. Depredations
in the rear Of our forces prove to be mostly
By deserters from our own army
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24
THI Singer SEWING MACHINE.

OUR LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MACHINE 4.
fast gaining worldwide reputation. It 10 beyOnd
doubt the best and cheapest and mot beautiful Of an
Family Sewing Machines yet offered to the public
No other Family Sewing Machine has 40 MANY use1ni
appliances for Hemming, Binding, PeIIinR Tuekinr
Gathering, Gnasing, brsidiBE, EmbroidxTipr cors
iEg and 20 forth. No other Family Sewing Machine
has 80 much capacity for great variety Of Work It
VIII sew sll kinds CT cloth, aud with all kiuds Of
thread. Great and recent improvements make cur
Family Sewing Machine most ieIiaLIe and uloss d.
durable, and most certain in acti0n at all rates Of
speed II makes the interlocked stitch which is The
Ocst stitch known. Any one, even Of the nostE czdi
nary capacity can at glance how TO use The let
ter Family Sewing Machine Our family Sewing
MACHINES are finished in chaste and exquisite style
The Folding Case q the Family Machine fs piece
OF euB ming aukbip q the NEST useful kind IL
protects the machine when not In use, and when
about 10 lie operated may be opened spacious and
substantial table sustain the work while some Of
the Cases. made Of the choicest woods hniSh-
ed in the smpes and CHS sfesf manner possible others
adorned and embeiiished in the most costly and
superb manner
M absolutely NECESSARY TO the Family Ma
chine IN Opsation ojudge Ofits great capacity
and beauty. r=a-ts.t- = 7rrI
ItisIast beeoniDg a. popular for family ss~fnr !.
our Manufacturing machines are for manufacturing
Tie Branch Oflces are well supplied w,th an
twist thread. needles. OIL &C. Of the very best slit
Send for n PAMPHLET. -
THkSiNGkB hANUFAGTpRIEae COMPANY
HS-CHIc1eo OTEIcE, 20 CLARx ST. --
JAMES JoHoNNET, Agent in Jclie4
Nov. 3, 1868, ss,e.t
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24
Highly Important
TO ADHE

All dimenlpessnd monthly Irregularities; falling or
the womb OF many years sta nding whites u;cerntio
Of the neck OF the So NIB, prOsratio5 Hnd
az otmenlnea connected with the menthly period-l
eectually removed by new ., stem Of tres ttn.nt :,
once painless and eminentIy successful.
Ihe same treatment has - natural remit the
cure OF ali cutaneous diseaseF-such as Pimplea or
botchos on ne face hardness Sr ness Of theskiD,
Dr. I. MacAtnnis Of the Electro Medical Iustituks
Chicago, who has made Speciality Of the Dseases of
LAdies-csn-be consulted for few weeks on all Tie
deran genenta Of the sec, at the Burnet House. Van
Tprenst, =
Dr. MackiLnis is now organizing q class for the &.
struction q Ladies and Gentlemen who would avail
themselves OF MEDICAL ELscTKidTT IN the exunnt tim
and cure OF disease All wishing TO join the class viii
please meet him on Frday evening, O'Clock in tie
Burnst House, Ven Buren, st., Joliet,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24
Encouraging EnIlstmenis.

A Temporary truthfuliy says that the
pnIicy of the Administration has direct
and powerful tendency to prevent men
from volunteering for the war, and from
entering the ranks when drafted
Lot Us refer To SINE uf the most Migrant
aud u0deniaila ac's Of those in power:
|. Dem cratic soldiers. generally, are
not allowed 20 receive Democratic papers
in 'ielr camps, but If they read papers "t
Ill, are 90 l'&c3 = receive Addition sheets
which mi.grpvcsent ,hr polite ! issues.
aud deuouuCe them ard their friends at
hume AS traitors. ID mhcratc papers are
sometimes kept out Of cnmn by military
order ond ara frequently stolen from the
matt.
2. $ ia'er> are required t. endorse Ahn-
i.f.oo l'''rs, - tn-y are rften refused
o,.suo,.uu g. honorable p,sitin-s taken
iroS .n=" ~ aa,rr raasars, nd even
We uas "e"u made az xcIse f1r actual
}uUl-Lmeat.
) We 81 eiset'ra day comes. Repab-
l,,aa- can & hnrn~ e. we, AID V,srt TWEEN.
ty lay, ~ d u cr,r- muIr ( ay behind
20 do n" sx'Ia duty thus required, AID
uerhais.tr IN cnersd by the enemy, as was
the Ca" - Cn,cxnmaugn
When the elections are carried for
the Abolition party by their frauds, all
the men are ordered to enduIse the result
by cheering frr it.
5 Democrats are Informed that defeat
on the battle field will be welcomed gladly
if party victory can be thereby wen BY
the Abolition or negrO-equality party and
so on our army is used for party ends. and
the war prolonged.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24

nEThe latest news from Central Amer.
lea is verv interesting aud Important
Nicaragua parsrs say that {, l,nei Thomas
ian American), formerly commander of
the Salvanoriau brig Experiment. and who,
at last accounts. was surrounded on Tiger
Island, in Torsega bay. has been defeated
aud killed hy the N,caraguau Ge4eral
Katurch. From Salvador we learn that
Carrera had commenced bombardiue the
city Several houses had been destroyed,
and many women and children killed by
the prcjectiles.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24
A Financial Crisis.

1t is a source of deep regret to perceive
the stupid apathy which apparently exists
amongst the people on the subject of fnan-
ces. The utmost security prevails in ev>
cry department of trade and commerce
and men 70 on enlargirg their burinsss
boarding the paper promises as though
they we're real objects of value.
The fact is, Secretary Chase has COM
pletely deluded the people by his Govern
msnt promises in the shape of grepnhacks
and '5,20s," and merchants and farmers
and mechanics and day-lahorers, are lays
ing up all IF this species of bank paper
they can in expectation that it will contin.
Ne tn he recog3izsd as money and be re-
ceived in exchange as such in all coming
time.
Now a moment Of thought will convince
anv intelligent person of The falIacy of cur
paper money bubble. 1t is true these
grrenbacks are the best paper currency
DOW in circulate amongst Us, hut what
guarantees havA we that they will be re-
deemed. On the other hand, l. 1t not obs
vim. to every deserving mind. that the
Government will never be able to fulfill lite
promises in this respect. Indeed the i'm
m'ns''y 81 the amount 81 our indebtedness
ana "ni'mlttd extent OF these Government
p"pfr 'ssne- 1rec'udes the idea at once
Ar""nF He sum - ""S"no fhe reach II
W" Nl'''S' Fs''''S''T VI 'h'."e revenue
''''' '"' p'S''"'y 1t r''a"'' S'' yer "e
a -''..''"' - =" '.'''e Ut ''e 'G'' Of w" MT
'',ms " y" ...
-"e ''''" )" '"' H'"'c'1l meters If
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"'''' H. II III. "'' ''if com PRISE 'ne
y y '""''"' P"''' money Ou' secretary
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'S '""' '"ey VIII DC
~ 10 'u'' '''"
- 80
'"F 0-' 'u'
any person W" n.h"r5'ands the fist ru II.
III Ms % - Lei cc'n"mV can Sc. at II
SIS"c'' t""' u eufr-'cy Is without ha--
u u security ara mat financial ru'" a"a
SS|''' "e""ceS US Inc "ge"'S OF the
'"'''''' "''' ""'e eA0s'"eu '"o '"n'
A"u ""'i -'4 y"
'o0'' % ''"'' ''U''o'' VIII n"u d "o u'''
o"' '"", III" L"'0 H''eu'p'eU To P'a0e
O'u0''' VII ''i' oS0AS Vi '"o peop'e winch
"0'0 " D'a' u"u luis green
'"'A "". :" -r''' &c, ou' az
aON"0" 'e "''"' u '"ueUtecue0s' uet'enu'
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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24

Ar HONE Our old aud respected
friend, DR.. NJ. X. Brownson, who has been
on a three years visit to California, on
business. returned to his home in this city,
few days since. lOuking ten years young
er than when he lett. lie is Welcomed by
numerous friends here. who congratulate
him on his good fortune when away 10 the
land of gold. While in California, the
Doctor visited many Of the former residents
of Will county, among whom were r. and
A. Kercheval. the Messrs. Runyan and NJ.
Canpady. lie assuree US that they are all
doing well and that Mr.. Cannady, particu.
larry, is living like prince, having one OF
the finest farms on the Pacific. The Doc.
tor, We believe. intends to resume the prac.
tice Of bic profession.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24

APrLEs.-Thuse who have not purchased
their winters supply of apples should call
at the store Of W. B Caswel He has
just received two hundred barrels Of choice
varieties, and will furnish them to GUST
mers at most reasonable rates. Mr.. Chs
well can also boast of as splendid a stock
OF groceries and provisions as can be found
in the city.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24

Eay Charles Dickens describes the late
earthquake in England az "a singular
heavi"g motion. exactly as # some great
beast had been cr"nchiug under the bad
and was shaking i,s'lf and trying to arse"
We have ielt H wriggle Of that kind in this
vicinity, hot we cali it a rebellion; not an
earthquake
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24
sarThe Georgia Constitutionalist sneak,

in the f'lrwing christian strata:
For our part, we lOnk forward with rec
newed hope to the day when our internal
strife shall end, when brother shall cease
to be at war against brother, and when tie
constitution and Union of our fathers shall
be revered by every one on American
soil" ..
These are the ser timeuts Of a rebel. We
have nc such humane or patriotic utteran-
ances from those "loyn" journals in the
North claiming to monrpoliss the "uncon-
diiional Unionism" of the country.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24

p. NOTlcE.-The School Commissioner will
be fund every Saturday at the corner of
jefferson ant Ottawa streets. for the ex-
aminntion Of Teachers and other business
81 his nthce. Letters may be addessed to
Plaiufirid for the present.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24
D~FrOm the New Gospel Of p..c.

S%FrOm thei"Nsw Gsspsl of Peace.
Chsp. vi. IA a2atf 50. sitss s4ol :
.. l. Now Abraham was bouest; bu, he
was not wise 10 his generation
z Likewise also of the Chief connssl-
Tors that be appointsds that one ina, ya :
C'unseiior for the war wrought mis- mis-.
chief and confusion; even 20 that ARA.
ham. wh9 was long suffering snd SLOW to
anger. would sometimes put down bis foot
in wrath. 2i5 ,lFI 30 Bee lfS's
8. Now Abrahsm's foot was heavy, but
ois head was light and bis knees were
feeble. SO his foot came down ir the wrong
place or at the wrong time, or el@e it con-
tnued not down until the end was accom-
plished
4. Whssafore he prevailed not, and be
was called Abraham the Wellnsani los, and
men pitisd bin.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24

G2- A Republican, paper says that Mr..
Liucoln inherited from james Buchanan
IAN exhausted aud bankrupt treasury -
We shuul. Ike tie know what the successor
of Mr. Lincoln will inherit.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24

as D, II. VI. SMITH. Sole Manufacture, AZ
the NEW AMERICAN ORGANS, With tremolo attaeh
mfnt hnished IN hteen different styles elegantly rot
shed In Rosewood for parlor Also n Black Val
TAX, FOR Churches, Schools. Lodges ke Ever
Instrument warranted for fys years Prices fro1a
SIS TO $500 Also Smiths Celebrated NELoDLONs.
For sale BY Z. p. SAVAGE, two Doors east Of Post
Vmee' Sey. 1913
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24

R%r An order from the War Department
just issued, states that the regiments now
IN the service which re.inlsst are to be
credited to the Congressional districts to
which fheY helnnp
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24

A TIN WEDDING.-W clip the following
'tam from the Springfield correspondence
Of the Missouri Democrat:
K E. Goodel Esq, and his amiablc lady
have issued cards tor tin wedding to-mol-
rev evening, the 18th being the tenth aus
Riversnry of their wedding day. Mr.. G's
nrnerous friends in oil parts of the State
will have the pleasure of seeing him and
Mrs. Goodel on the occasion, and they have
already testified to their pleasure by send.
ing the happy pair almost cart-load of
tin 61irgs of various and Sundry kinds
The cards Bear the request that the ladies
sh all appear in calico, and as they are new.
OF so charming as when thus adorned in
sweet simplicity. the array of beauty will
No doubt be magnificent.
wish the happy couple merry aud
joyful wedding. and hope they may have
occasion to celebrate many q tenth ami
TerSAry OF their wedding day.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24

~Up to October LIST the rebel pirates
had captured no less than l7S yesseIe. the
tonnage of which amounted to SO. S99 tons.
aud whose value was estimated at Miitv
millions Of dollars. AT loast four.f;fths Of
this devastation was conmi tied by vessels
fitted out in English ports. and manned
bv E Iglish sailors. Shonld our Govern.
mens demand indemnity, as il not ualike.
Iy, John Bull viii have a snug little hill
D costs 10 pay. lie will learn BY and bv,
ing rebels is work that din': pay.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24
'tiOn council adjourned.
W. H. FARLEY. City Clerk.
ORDINANCES

BE ii ordained by the common council of
he city Of Joliet. -
!. That First Avenue be extended to
Eastern Avenue of width of. sixty feet,
and that "a 2-10 feet thereof be taken from
the south side of lot eight and Is $40 feet
lie taken from the north side of lot nine,
all in CAmpbell's Addition TO Joliet for
said extension. -.- :
.. That r E Barber, ?. B. Shaw and
s. o. SImonds be and they are hereby ap-
pointed Commissioners to make co esti-
mate ard assessments Of the damages and
expenses Of said extention. - 900
Passed and approved Nov ls. 1868.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24

Mr.. Seward in his recent speech at Au-
burn said:
I'm the Insurgent States there is not one
citizen VII" 10 not the poorer and more un.
happy tor the war;. 10 the loyal regions
there IS not single State which is not
stronger, nor citizen who is Dot the rich
er for the same cause"
Does Mr. Seward recognize no man as a
citizen save government cODtractors3 Who
else bas this war enriched
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24
". n. OINUNV, JF,. Mayor.
A.tett: W. II. ZARLET, City CIeIk.

Be it ordained by the common council of
the City 81 Joliet.
That lbs tree IAd four 10 Block nine
teer, lots FIVE, SIX. seven, eight, nine. ten.
eleven, twelve, t,.'T.een and faurtesn in
Buck twenty. lots fse,- xix seven, eish:
and niue in 81 ,ck IweL -oGer all 10 Vert
Joliet. aud lots two and three IN Block
twenIy-seven, aud Its ore ard fobr in
block twenty-eight School Section Addition
10 Joliet be and the same is hereby added
to Wen District NJ. 5
Passed and approved Nov. Is. 1868
w A. STRONG. Jr., Mayor.
At!>st, ". Ii. ZARLtY, City Clerk.
Be II ordained by the common council Of
the CITY o. Joliet. --a I'D
That an assessment be livird on the Re-
al + tate fronting on J,f rsoD street. bs :
~ cen Chicago street hnd the Des PLANES
r,vcr, flr the purpose Of making mp . de-
fcieHcy for grading said etTeet, and that
w. q. Thnmys'n, W. w. S;eVens ard Chas.
IL Mar,inber be ard they are Ler,by ap
r"Intec cpuiEissiyUe rS 20 TeceUmm.2d al
Assessment.
Passed nnd approved Nos. ls. 1853
" 4 STRONG, j., Mayor.
AtIsS'. W ii. ZARIEY. Ctry Clerk
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Go. 6. 1929 Regt. o. V. l.

ELECTION IN MAHE.-In 1860, at the
Presidential election the total vote BOILED
was l0O,9lS, ofwhicb Lincoln had 60 SIl.
aud ell Others SO. 10Y. Now the Democrats
at the late election rolled 40 FOG votes for
Bradbury. and yet the Republicans even
exceeded their vote for Lincoln and run up
to % .9S5, making total Of liz, 69l. Last
isIl the vote was IS DAB. Notwithstanding
the number of men sent from that State TO
war The vote Of Maine is Is. 600 more thai,
at tho Presidential election, and 30 900
more than last year. The ratio Of increase
were there no war, would not account for
the increase Of voters. Where does this
increase come fromi An Administration
tnat ures army officers to carry elections,
which requires extra oaths before voters
are allowed their constitutional rights,
would not scTople to employ pipeIsyiDg to
carry oot their plans Democrats must
look to the ballot-box in future.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24
H@-Tbe New York Tribune, 10 speaking

RV-Tbe New York Tribune, 10 speaking
Of the war debt, says:
at has saddled US with q debt that will
take bread from the mouths Of every labor
lrS mans child Tor generations, aud send
M Hons hungry to bed" -....
Who is gully of this act CT per6dity I?
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24

> CORRUPTION AT WAsHINoroN.-A Wash
ington letter says;
i dOO't mean anything, of course j.: but
two or three facts have cuDe to nv knowI.
edge which i will record merely by way #
amusement. A small Bit Of paper was re.
GENTLY picked NJ IN one OF the executive
departments, which Contained these lrunus.
ing wnIdS:
If f will Put the matter through he
shall have ten Thousand dollars
Again, there Is a clerk in one of the de-
parIments whose annual salary amounts to
Sl,6OO, and yet this person drives a spau
Vi nurses which cost him sixteen hundred
dollars and it is not long since he exnen.
ded the sum Of thirteen thousand dollars
upon house for bis own occupation. The
inference is tbs the business Of clerk,no !,
for the government is sometimes slightly
profitable. e.s.. cd.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24
EnterCsIing TO the Is. GEO Men
who Voted for z aIIaudIsIlsn

Captain Sells. of the 1904 Ohio Regi-
rient. was arrested f.: speaking ind voting
Tor NaiiandiShan. and among tie sveclti-
ca'i"ns against him were the iolI,wir,.
SPECIFICATION in this that be. the
aid Cal ta'r B T. Sells, 'D' Cym,any,
1924 Ona Y ylunteer Infantry. in the ser.
vice OF the United States, did utter aad use
he ioilgwins language. to Wit:
i hm go'ng 10 vote for YalGu6isham
ard 50 are al my company. except a few,
or words u that efet. This at or near
Mariinshurg Va, 90 or about the I3.h day
OF August. 1863. ~
'SfEc, In this. that he, the srid
Cart. B F; Sells. ~ Company aizod Ohiu
Volunteer lnfaDtry, in the sersice ii the
United States. did read and circulate. al, d
cor ment on Its contents TO the discredit of
the administration and the war, certain
newspaper called the Crts is, published at
Columbus, Ohi1, and did also circuJat.
other Documents. viz: FdudndiqLdm' =
Record, Coshocton Democrat. and Gcerrsav
Jerers0Rlon, IN camp of ol3iers. This at
or near Martihsburg. Va on or abuut the
2lst Of September, 1863
'STEC S.-iu this, that be, the said
Capt. b. F: Sells, 'D' Company, 1921 OHIO
Volunteer lufantry, in the service of the
United States, did ply officers and men
with arguments 10 favor of voting for Val
landIgbam, aud did use the foil wing Ian.
guage to wit: -
". is loyal man, and will vote for
him. OF words to that effect This at or
nesr Martinsburg. Va, Oh or about the l2,b
day Of August, 1863.
(Signed) ORLANDO C 'FARouAR.
tGO ~ 1904 n "