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PUBLIC SALE.

VAIL be one red 1t publie vebdre, Hednesdsy .hs
enaersigIed " -
Four Miles South of Richmond:
The tollsssss prepests tesi, Four Head OF oss~s Ia
head OF CAffeS OF Which fresh cove ana are
Reef Cattle 60 head ogs which Are rod shast.
e.eseed 1o:horse Sagon, . Een Baking Reaper aud
Mower Comeined.
CORN IN THE FELL.
ssoA What Brill fan Mil 100 SAP brekexs Ard
several saEAs Kesies. Farm Bell. one large REX Of
ssra~ Farnief. IePlenents generally.
h0UsEHolo AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
And other articles neee.sary to mention sale 20
com enee 81 ~ o'clock A. N % said day. when terms
Aug.sss MS
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Nsw AsD Yer OLD.-By reference to our
advertising columns. it viii b seen. that
the old 6rm of Emswiler d Co. has re-
newsd itself in the firm of Emswilsr- &
Csocker. This hss bsen one OF the most
successful firms in our city. and it justly de-
serves it. for both partners are honest up
right. straightforward dealers. Buying al.
ways Of ,ylRsT hands. and for Cash. and
selling for cash. they can we'll afford. to
sell their goods 1t small profits.
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EECool enough for fires and overcoats
on Tuesday last. aud. as we are all the time
looking about for something to interest our
readers, We discovered that c. G. Buhl has
supplied himself with the latest and best
patterns for Cooking. Parlor and Shop
Stoves = all made with a view OF doing the
work of baking and warming with the least
possible amount Of fuel. He has good
lot of Coal stoves. and his Tinware. DC.
cannot be beat. Give him q call.
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D6 Rev. w. Monfori. Military Agent
for tho State Of Indiana at Washington City.
is now here on a brief visit to his family
He is . faithful laborer. and is "going about
doing good" Many of our Indiana SOL
diers have cause 10 bless the name Of Gov.
Morton. for seeing so closely TO their inter
ests in the appointment Of these Agents.
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Qua FAla.-We learn that . number OF
mechanics and large manufacturers at Day
ton and other toWas in Ohio. will be on
hand with specimens Of their .hAnd"ork
to compete for the premiums at our County
Fair. Ii behooves our own citizens to look
20 their laures and not suffer the premiums
TO emigrsts. by default. A number, OF
prominent stock men are also expected.
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D@-August being the last of the Sum :
mer mopths.it naturally suggests cool wealth;
or as-foilowins after. and Just about as
naturally the idea is suggested about some
thing to keep warm 10 the shape Of Stoves.
and the place to get them Is next thought
Of. and tAqt il The shop of ]. n. Ward 4
Co. at che Depot Everything required in
.he Tin. Brass. Copper and SheetiroN. are
line can be found there.
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aeCol T. W. Bennett made IN excellent
speech ON Saturday night last as Starr Hali-he
esvc valiandghAm an his copperhead and but
tsrnut disciples particular thunder. The tory
EDITOR Of the JET. organ thinks the Col. never
rad vars speeches, and isn's posted in hi trea.
souabls vorxingsi jim j. almost ready 70 swear
that Vel. voted for every appropriation far men
and money 70 carry on this abolition var" and
\ in (ayoe Of the next one!
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Observation-Disclosures the proper direc-
ton for letter. TO reach any members OF the
18th Indiana. is ~ follows: Gen. Wash
burns Division. 18th Army Corps. Sd
Brigade. 3s.h Indiana. Port Hudson. Lou
isisna"
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- E~Ira Moore informs US that his wheat
will average full twenty three bushefzto the
acre.. Is Of the. smooth variety. .-Heaells
u. that his crop Of corn will be fully as
good as. usual. and that is tantamount to
saying it will yield about seventy five bush
els to the acre From what we can hear in
different parts Of the country. there will not
be more than half crop of corn.
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Isaac KINsEr has left with Us . sample
Of his ZrxxsRxAN Wheat Of the smooth va
riety. raised the past season. the yield on
Geld Of seventeen acres was thirty three
bushels to the acre weight. sixty three lbs.
TO the bushel. Persons wishing seed wheat.
would do we'll to call and examine it. He
has LEFT us ssmplc in the sheaf. and also
Two kinds Of Wheat, in sacks. and our. farm,
ees are invited to call aud zee it - il is.
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GIVE received from some friend si In
disaapolis. . copy Of Reports to Gov. Nor.
|of special Agents. Pay. Agents. DC. visiting
Troops; Two thousand copies Of which were
ordered to Be- printed By the last Legislature.
II shows that Jhe agents are alive 10 tho
work With which they are entrusted.
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We would remind the public. not inform.
as all know that No, q .Main-st, is the best
place to buy dry goods. Haines is rushing off
his stock to give room for the New York goods
that will be forthcoming soon. Go to the Cheap
Cash Store all the time.
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~ By reference y an advertisement OF
Mr.. Coffin in another column, it will be seen
that he has lost his Coat new black one.
The idea of slipping il the covering Of a
Coffin. even il it is new, is rather a solemn
affair. and it is hoped the finder will return
il to the Store of. B. & ]. Coffin. ip this
city.
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= Four of A. S. Ruby's work Mules
broke oct of the pasture. on the 10Th inst.
and be has not recovered them. A liberal
reward will be given for any information
concerisg them.
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Z Owing to several changes in Committees
and few important typographical errors. in
the Premium list. Va again publish il in our
paper to day.
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HEIMSTREET'S
ZofDt4Qble Hair ReSeOfOtsce.
TT NOTADYE

Boa ssstssss gray its sinAi eoiss. ~
he sspiiaTy tubes ssh natasai y
age or disease All instantaneous dyes composed o.
lunar eaus,e Destroying vitality and beauty OF the
hair. and AFFORD themselves dressing Heinsfrests
IsinAhls Coiorsg only restores hair to ts natural
color By an easy process. but gives the hair
Luxuriant Beauty!
Promotes prevents Aans Oh. eradicafes
dandfu6 im3arss health and please to tho
bad. Il has time being the original
Hair Coorng, ami is constantly increasing in favor
Used both ladies' Il 10 sold BY all re.
sp~etabie Dealers or procured By them of the
eoamercisI agent. D. g. Barnes 2os Broadway, n. Y.
Two sises, 81 eents and 81. =,
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will sell At pnblic Auction. in Richmond. on
the Post Onioe corner. ON Monday. August 3lst,
At 4 o'clock A. n. the entire privilege of sell
ling refreshments in the Far Ground. At the
Wayne County Agricultural Fair Of 1858.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
J.P. SMITH.
Superintendent
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~Yeu will ind the Florence Sewing
Machine At No. 30. Nain-st-, (Sam. BELLS
old quartezs. and our advice is. don't buy
. machine until You have thoroughly ex-
amined the Florence.
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%The stock of notions. Willow, Ware.
Wall Paper. and everything needed by Gus
toners. ard kept in a well.zegp!ated varie-
ty Store. is to be found at No. 90. Main s..
Give s, G. Dnedale cah.
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- 1t is lucky Jim Elder ran against that
"monkey wrench" with the back part OF his
head, for had he struck the sotf place In
front Of it. the consequences might have
beer fatal!
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IU. s. Marshal ROSE succeeded last
week. in capturing .. gang Of coun!erfe''ers
10 the Western part of the .State-----.ten out
Of twelve.
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tJVtfN d OODLN.
No. 60 Nassau Street. New York.

ETr The City Taxpayers viii save
cos, if they pay their Tax before the first
lay OF September next. "A word to the
" iseo DC
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MASONIC CALENDAR.

webb Lodge, on the third We lnesday. .........
UtchmOnd Lodge, meets the 6rst Tuesdsy
Uon,nk N every month
Kimg Solomon Che pteT, second Friday. .......
Wa,ne Council; first Thqr'd.y in March. June
september annJIecsMber -s........
Britton Lodge (colored,) first Monday IN each
month.
L. O. q. r.
W hits Water LODGE eets ovsry Friday evening.
Herman (ierman) Lodge,every Tuesday evening
woodward Lodye.evcry wcdnes lay evening.
Oriental Encampmsnt, every secOnd 9nd fourth
raes1ly eve. Of each month. - G
Degree of Rebecca, Of Whitewater add Wood vard
Lodges. first and third Tuesday Of each MONTH
Degree Of Hebecca. of Herman Eo, g, fr,t and thr
Monday Of each month. "
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j, TaAmSxaaxD.--Ths i3sh Army Corps,
!. has, " lear. been transferred from Gen.
Qrest's Department. 10 Gen. Dsaks' De-
spqytmsnt.
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cv Hare you CougA?-Use Dr.. J. s.
Esnimore's celebrated Cough MixtureIt will
relieve and cure you.
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AN ORDINANCE
To Regulate tho Running of Locomo
tives and Cars in the City of Rich
moDdi

mond!
rae Ciy # I1@A@o.ad That It shbittos sc Iasiui
Any Railroad Company Any locomotive cars
any the r.iisoaa tpssss viihie eorpo
limits OF said city, At faster rate than Eve miles
hour.
src Each every Railroad Company, running
locomotives ard son ana anyf rriirrai
within the limits Of said cit snail.
coming into s.s' city in approaching The
ringing The bell attached the
ccoiwe. and sonsinue ringing the until such To-
ecure;ire or onotiV.s Ard the point
destination and, when going said city. hafl ros
the bell fro ihb in departure ur.i the tzr
perate lin its of said city and when sinx TOGO
locomotive I'd sarssroA reigs ase.h
foce motive and zrs'iu hle
tion-
Sxc \ IL shau not be lawful for Railroad CO "a
pany have locomotive car standing
iimts hinder <ndAneer aud
passage OF teams or persons ear AZ
the crossing any sueh alley
binder or delay tie P:ssg- o. any 'sa.r. or other pe
.ose any paeh ssrteS shey aivfE the
in Of any such street alley
sxe be lawful fer the whistle o. AAy
locomotive blown vshn the nits Of said
rent ia eases ahsoiue When rules Ard
! re u,asiena o. the Company inperatieA~
Ssc- Any RAilresd Cemoany violating the prov. -
ions the first and second sections ef iks ordinance
suuu Of twenty Tor suca oRense And
s,,c she provisions Of fhe
Scurh s<eseas ordnspc BY
or employ shall be q. ID nosvxceeaspg fts
dollars.
! P.ssed and approved Ass ls. tse7
A.se-. ". ". Ars11x. chy cie1k
Aueus. ~. ls0 34:31
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=. MAIL TIME TABLE.
RICHMOND Posr OETIcE, May 9Th.
NIX AILss OPEN

MAIh0 OPEN
Cncinnati. Dayton and Eastern $500. 1870 .. m
indianapolis and the West ..............G: GAS u
Chicago and North west ....:.......... S45 =: IN
MAILS OhoaD
I0dis polls and Chicago. :....... 40 .. m
Dayton and Columbus, and East. 500 p. IN
Cincbnnau and East. 500 p. 10
Hamilton Mail. via Boston. Ae..- isave6
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at. TOO .. m
Hsmilton Mail arrives Tuesday, Thursday
sad Saturday at...................... 500 p IN.
Union City Mail, via Arby, Bethel, &c,
same IS Hamilton mail.
nchester mail, via Ne~ Garden, leaves
Mosoay and Friday at. ............. 500 . m
Same arrives Tuesday and Saturday at. 300 D..
. Omcs open from 90 ,. m. tot p IN. Sun
days from . to 10 .. m
- The Mails are governed by Railroad Time.
which 10 faster than true time.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS. PIN.
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FOR SALE "A
Beautiful COuRtry Residence

nxK half nile froa The center Of basiness 1t -
NJ 10 ese % the beautiful locations in the
vicinity 81 RicADoaA Il 10 tnova the nc
whisney psopsssy The gate via Be sd
or exchanged fer geod city properly Fog psyte.iars
eaqairs II DE- HAC0afON.
RiehDenA. Ind.
ysiy n. Jes3 Satf
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Be sure that every bottle bears the fac-simile
Of our signature on q steel plate label, with our
private stamp over the cork:
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p. H. DRAKE K CO,
zoe Broad way, Ny
Sold BY all respectable Druggists. Physicians.
Grocers. Hotels, Saloons. and country dealers:
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WMLARD's HOTEL.
WASHINGTON, u. c.. May 22d, 1868
GES1LsMEx:-We require another supply Of
your Plantation .Bitters. the popularity of which
daily increases with the guests Of our house.
Respectfully SYKES, CHADWICK & Co.
&c &c SC &c &c &c
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Letter from the Rev. n. L. CUBS, ST. Glars
Vile, Pa:
GsxTtsMEs:-You were kind enough, on .
former occasion to send me half dozen bottles
Of Plantation Bitters for So so. My wife having
derived so much benefit from the use of these
Bitters. desire her to continue them, and you
will please send Us six bottles more for the
money inclosed.
! am, very truly, yours,
~ L.
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am, very truly, yours,
n. 4. GiLns Pastor Ger. Ref CLurc

DR.. w. A. .CHiLps. Surgeon Of the Tenth
Vermont. Regiment. writes:-"I wish every
soldier had bottle Of Plantation Bitters They
are the most effective, perfect. and harmless
t0nic ever used
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FAIR: GROUND RENT.

kJARsoNs intending to rent ground for the parpess
OF having eating :ents, side shows g. reQueo
ssss TO give the Superintendent John Smith.
Assistant superintendent John ~ call eisher
o. shs ~ authorised 10 the They
ne ~ 6iehnsnd Thursdays Of each
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-03

DEMooRAoY is just at this time queer
article Of merchandise. Gen. Tuttle, the
Democratic candidate for Governor of Iowa,
says, in his letter accepting the nomination:
II am in favor Of q vigorous prosecution
of the war to the full extent of our power,
untif the rebellion is suppressed, and Of
using all the means that may be in our pos
session, recognized by honorable, warfare,
for that purpose. ami for the Union with
out an y, and regardless of whether slavery
stands or falls BY its restoration, and in IA
vor of peace ON 10 other terms than the un.
conditional submission ofthe rebels to the
constituted authorities Of the Government
Of the United States"
That is exactly the spirit and substance
of the platform Of the Union party Of Ohio.
Contrast it with the letters of the Demo.
cratic candidate for Governor of Ohio, re-
commencing the surrender 10 the rebels Of
an the territory our arms have won or OBJ
tanned from the grasp ofrebellion, stiguiati-
sing our armies 10 the South as invaders, "
and pfociaiming the invincibility Of the
rebels. How would Gen. Tuttle and Mr..
Vallandgham get along in the manufacture
Of National Democratic Platformr
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-03
The Reaction Against Northern
IlF 6ympsthisers.

The war Democrats OF Ihdiahs had q
great meeting at indianapolis on Thursday
last. 1t was tho first public demonstration
Of an organisation, In that State, which is
composed entirely OF life long and faithful
Democrats, who mean to rescue the name
Of their party from the disgrace which Is
Detailing it BY reason Of the actions of those
copperheads and proislavery politicians who
also call themselves Democrats. There were
from fifteen to twenty thousand persons
present; and speeches were made, resolt-
tions pasted and letters read, which show
that there are yet leaders Of the Democratic
barty-such as Governor Tod, d. s: Dick
inson, John Brough, Kimball, Hovey and
many others-who arc animated by the
spirit Of Andrew jackson, and have no sym.
pathy with traitors.
The meeting was great success the
resolutions are Of the most determined and
patriotic character, and hold out no hopes
to the rebels, except they stbniit to the
laws. The political school of Jesse D.
Bright seems to be dead in Indiana; and
the 18th of January" conspirators and cop.
perheads, who last year tried, with the help
Of Mr.. Wickliffe Of Kentucky, to follow the
example Of Yancey, fire" the Indiana
heart and "precipitate the State into revo-
luton" have produced . result they little
thought, by their disgraceful course.
In Illinois q similar movement has begun
against those pro-slavery demasogucs who,
there as elsewhere, usurped power in the
Democratic party, and have been using it
for their vile ends. In Ohio Democrat
John Brough-is rallying round him the
war Democrats, as well as other war-men,
whose nominee he is for Governor. No
doubt similar reaction will take place else.
where and no thirty gentlemen" meet
ing at Rochester to form an old gentlemen's 8
party, can save from the political ruin they
so richly deserve the demagogues who have,
since the opening Of the war, constantly
favored the rebel leaders and constantly
sought to shield them from the just punish
ment Of their crimes. Y. Post.
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How IL in GoiuG,

In Morgan Township Of Butler County
.-ons Of the old Democratic strongholds-
there are sixteen well-known Democrats Who
have heretofore been supporters Of Vallan.
digham, who will not vote fot him for Gov
4tnor, and win vote for John Broush; and
there are several other old Democrats who
will not vote for Vallandighsm, who have
not made up their minds to vote for Brough.
Morgan Township is the southwestern
township Of Butler county. Ifthe changes
in this township are . sample Of those ID
the State, vallandisham will be beaten BY
sui enormous majority. There are fftSeu
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TEA sas OF ADvERTIsINo.

oes sqsass, tsso iinss o. isss,J sns shsss nsas
uons,. ~
Each svbsequens Insertion ...........---..-..... y
Que sqnafs three months. ~
NJ .....---..--.-. .....-t =
HJBusinsss Cards, Of four 70 SEVEN linss puhlisb.
rr rmsrehsnr' advertising, no, ssoe-dips eps-fs.rs
sos s1sssaine ioar sksHgs~s - soisssa. ss os"'
W Advertisements ass sssanpaa,sd with wrr@n Il, /.
feetion Will ibs insssd ios bs un changed sass,
ingly.
HTssS1ai Norns and DcrpIn CnlUus Asvss
unsssrs onss and half ths rses oi osdiasr, adv
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-03

hundred townships 10 the State. Sixteen
men to the township would be twenty-four
thousand in the State. Our information
from Morgan Township is reliable. The
position Of every voter ia we'll ascertained.
There are several hundred old Democrats in
Butler County who are against Vsllshdis-
hsin. They are men to whom his weakness
and meanness and traitorous fanaticism are
known. Com.
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The War Democrats.

We print this morning an address OF
War Democrats Of this county, on national
affairs, directed to their fellow. citizens with
whom they have heretofore acted in the old
Democratic party. Ofthe signers Of this
document it is not necessary to say much, ~
they are all well known in Cincinnati and in
Hamilton county. They have been Demo-
Gratis of the staunchest sort, and their antece-
dents are such that their action in the pres
ent case cannot be attributed to other than
patriotic motives. Joseph G. Egly may
be regarded IS tho leader ofthe German
Democratic element. He has always enjoy
ed the confidence Of the Democratic party,
and several years ago represented it in the
Legislature. Robert A. johnson represents
that strong Democratic district, the Sixth
Ward in the City Council. Charles Rule
was elected Trustee of the Water Works by
the Democratic party, and recently filed
that Office. P. Mallon was elected Judge
Of the Probate by the Democratic party
II. A. Bowman's name is as familiar to
Democrats as q household word. He has
always been on unwavering supporter Of
that party. Messrs. Peat and Earnshaw
are men Of the same GLASS; The signers of
this address do not now, as we understand
it, leave the Democratic party, but they
come out from among those who have for
saken the principles, and who use the name
and organisation Of the Democracy for The
purpose Of weakening the Government in
this hour Of national peril, and for the ele-
vstioI OF q traitor, to the highest Office
within the gift of the people Of Ohio. But
upon this point the address speaks for itself,
and its terms are 80 clear, forcible and unan.
swersble. that no man who reads it need be
at 6 loss to understand the motives tina,
have prompted the signers Of the address
ana those they represent, to come out ffoa
among the supportsts Of vallandigham.
We do not perceive any reason why thest
men should not join hands with the Unior
men,: WHO, regardless Of past political differ
ences, are now sustaining the Government
but nevertheless we ses in this niovelnen
evidence of determination to remove fhs
Democratic party from the hands Of the al
lies Of rebeliioR snd to stand BY tfe country
iu this tremendous crisis, when its life il
threatened by open enemies in front, ant
and secret sne,niss in the rear and vi
therefore bid it God speed, not dbubtiua
that whatever difference there may be in're
gard I'd matters sbodt which patriots may
honestly differ, their main object is to strike
for the right and to stand by the Republic
tCin. Gazette. Hi lH
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-03

A SEA Captain, taken prisoner BY the
rebsl Mafat Of the Florida, in . conversa-
tion with the pirate, was informed respect
ing Lees invasion of Maryland, and told
that copperhead demonstrations to aid the
attempt would DO made in the Northern
cities. ThiA happened on the 7thof July
far away 1t sea-.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-03

The love entertained BY certain wild
voung men for their aged parents, as de-
yeloped by the draft, is astonishing. Young
men who had, as was supposed, not only
neqlected.to aid in supporting their mothers,
but had been q burthen upon them, finding
Themselves drafted, claim exemption on.the
ground of being the sole dependent OF an
aged mother. The Providence Press has
heard Of one lady whose drafted son strovs
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-03

to get his exemption on this groun-.' wLd
declared that she could, as heretofore sup.
port herself without his aid and she hoped
he would be made TO 20. Nice old lady,
that!
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vent them from voting the ticket Of their
choice.
Ihave the honor to be, very respectfully,
your obedent servant.
u. s. GRANT, Major-Genersl.