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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-04
uoloa lIsn b southern Ra.,Ils,.
special to ne Phrad.lSsl. T.,n,,,

WAsalssrOx, February as.-Frou rebel
sources We learn. Officially, that there are
now IN rebel jails over 400 Union men,
arrested from every Southern State, whose
only crime is the refusal to take mp arms
tu AID OF the rebellion, or for love of the
old flag.
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SUNDHEES.
100 BBLS. RoSENDAIE CEMENT.
|1OU 1000 bdls Wrapping Paper
so gross Bonnet BbarlE
200 bbls. White Wheat Eanifly GIour
ForsAle by PC. HILDEETH & BRO.
maFS % Main street.
IRON q STEEL PLoIv WINGS.
A ssoRTED SIZES of Iron and Steel Pillow Wing,
IA on hand and for sale by
PC. HILDRETu BRO,
marc 5& Main street.
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NEW ADVERTISBM'NTS

PUBLIC SALE OF Val UABLE RE Al
ESTATE.
n WILL, on Saturday, the 21st of March, inst, oher
at apetiou, at the 'front.' door Of the Court -houae
a4ed on Centre street and which is erected lever
Al mAll frame houses.
Also, the south half of Lot numb sred one hundred
and thirty-our on Fourth street, which Is erect
ed tWo=story frame house fronting on the streets
and two story brick dwelling the rear Of SAD !ot
marI-td i. X. ARMSTRONG.
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God Ruard our nag, and keep each star
ESSh stripe Gs bright e. now they wave,
9tIil make Il lead our rAnkSin war,
sim hOat above each patriots grave,
Death TO the traitor that would dare
TotraT Il tbTouSh the dust Of shame
Au honest hearts its lot Will share
And follow It to DOath or RanO.
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COAL OIL lamp DEALERS,
ATTENTION!

r MOST RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT THE AT
| teution of the trade to my large assortment Of
Coal Oil Otandiliers, Pendants, brackets, Harps,
French Lamps, Lamp Stands, and Trimmings Of ey-
every description. Ais, Lanterns, with Bfliugs'
ever offered to the trade.
As to quality of finish and liberal prices defy.
competition. Catalogues with prices sent appli-
cation free Of charge to the trade.
Ofics No. $40 Pearl street, New York. Factory
No. A State street, Brooklyn.
w. q SMITH,
feb21-1m% Sole Manufacturer.
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In Rem. inaeiaSs
Of tntfeituFaSnd
e1nnaenAI...
I.aae B. Trtntis
.HFRPIp - go.

3
An5RRAs, at thefa1l tenn, 4. u. 5IsSS :, ~.
We.,.[y n5!e court q the United States for ~
tbs Sttn. Wa MELON beh1fof the DATED stats1 IS
iSs thereof q said DiStrist
tSs ooxes q Railroad Fa5tenitles 81 III
iesfn.- ~ - q 1elae r. TFIrabis. -
IN substance that aid .ISISe II Isf.I5' y
tlag e a eetr Of the army Of z
so =. e tne eminent Of tie Unifsd - ~
en- tls y an once or agency uteE ~
ic1SIS - - States of 49,
asg, and tSst af bs one e the stts @
no praying that gaId properly more
- la sold as to the TJnftsd os-
= tV = seofeI In pursuance n tbs - NJ
iiTersd. 4 a. e Ls said Court dresisd III s
F.I my mt In said IlFSlllsIfIS n
Distriet - re s. Court for ne
AaPEil AID 1853 fte sane 81 81 ~ ayof
g else on the next taynf y
I1en and there to fnfeFno-s 49,
t9eir IA ms ana
Oetea THIS th day OF Relru - a IN -
1T.r.1siy MD q. y. N0RTOH.ef
teaal Of the United 49,
BEyyANTv n e., -. Inc Lne " extern District ofy,
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OEF1cE CoLLEcFoR OF IHTRRNAL REVENUE
FIRST DIsF. or VIRGINIA.
Wheeling February %, 1858
VIE following gentlemen have been appointed
Deputy Collectors for the respective counties 81
the First District as follows:
days Cove. - S'-.sS 4A0
Wilbur Williams, Jas. w. Warden, Ohio oonntv
POst-ofico Wheeling, - 800 W
Jas:R Bell, Marshal and wetzel, Poskofice Cam.
s4mgSI BIlIiRg.ly, Tyler and Pleasant posoBoo
Jas, II. Purbe, Marion and MononRalfa po,t.ofHoa
Warrington, Va. e'-e9 EOs'r0tlce
Francis Herman, Preston and TAYLOR. p,.l osaos
ReilOwsyille, Preston county, Va. 20 S--''
u-oon,, JAS. ORR,
HaE%'z"uG" COLLECTOR LIST Dist. Of Va.
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POLLACK's COLUMN.
OPENING OF SPRING TRADE.
POLLACK,
inst returned homo from New York, receive, during
me week, and ofers for sale Ct les than
Pittsburgh, Baltimore and Phttadet-
Phia prices for
POLLACK.

CAST oEI1YI
200 Doe LADIES, COTTON HOSE,
6lJ(J 500 do Mems do do.
80 dozen PollacSs best Ladies' and Gents KID
Gloves, best in the market
100 do Hoop Skirts,
50 do Ladies Venice Gauntlets,
so do CollAretts.
200 gross Guttlnecht's best Pencils rubber heads
40 Morton'S genuine Gold Pens and Holders.
200 reams Cap and Note Paper.
$50 II best Envelopes, white, straw and bun.
80 doz Soldiers Portfolios, Wallets and Portmo.
MES
so do Diaries for 1863.
1000 do Phillips Spool Cotton, beat in market.
200 do ]. 4 2. Coats do do
500 lbs German Linen Thread. equAlto MarahaFs
best.
100 dez Pipes, some Meershaum.
80 Shoe Brushes, Busters and Whisps.
20 do Cloth, Tooth, Nail and Hair Brushes.
400 do India Rubber Combs of all descriptions,
500 do Linen and silk handkerchiefs.
800 do Neokties.
so n Havana Cigars, direct Importation.
10 cases PoWhattan Pipes.
100 dog best Black Inks, OF bottles.
100 Currency Holders.
In fact, everything belonging to a Notion House,
and enough to supply West Virginia during the war.
mars AUGUSTUS PoLLAoK's.
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So s
For a Short Time in the City.
EASE AND COMFORT


INSTANTANEOUS q EFFICACIOUS
CURES OF CORNS AND BUN
IONS WITHOUT CUT
TING PAIN OR
BLEEDING.
rTHE following are few testimonials selected from
Il \ host Ofot6ers, VIII CHI the greatest PrOofs
Of Or. RS professional skillfulness;
From A. s. Todd, NJ. D. Wheeling.
DR.. Randall removed q corn from of my toes
without any pain. A. S. TODD.
Wheeling, March End, 1865.
From A. LovejOy, n. D.. Owego.
have witnessed an operation by DR.. Randa l, in
removing a Corn, which was skilfully done without
January 20, 1883.
From E. n. Dixon, NJ D. Editor OF the scalpel.
1t gratfhes me to state, that after the removal of
several corns by very skillful and painless manpu
lAtion by DR.. Randall enjoying great comfort in
walking. shall recommend him with confidence to
my patients. EDWARDH. DIXON.
New. York, October "a, 1862.
Room, 145 Mcclure House. mar4lws
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ELECTION ON THE AMENDED
S0MsTITUTIoN FOR WEST viz


TIM following named gentlemen have Deem APP
Il pointed Conductors to conduct and Commission.
eta 70 superntend the election, at their several pr
eetss to BID held on the 26th day Of March, 1855 nm
on tho question submitted to the voters of Ohio come
y on the amended Constitution for tho proposed
state ofWett Virginia.
kirst Dtstrict-Mcoouuelrs Preclnct-Thomas b.
Stewart, Conductor Bbene1er buchanan, John CouI:
ter and Bamnel Buchanan, Commissioners
F1rat Observation-Disclosures Precfuct-ThomaR Y
harvey, OoAduetor5 John Pierson, John D. Maxwell
and PeEtgrihe w hitham, Commissioners
Fourth DtItrtct-TriAdelp hta sam. II. B.. Carter
SonduetoEi Afrn Earis, David Armstrong and Isaac
Bentley, Go llniAsiOneFs.
Second ID 5lrict-West HbUrty-Dr Jshn EnrliSh
Conductor John Gffin, Levi Mills and VIM. WSddIe,
Sr., Commissioners.
Third DiItrict2-A tkTnson's iPreeinet-James snod.
grapS, JF., Conductor; Samuel McColIoch WIN. At
kinson and Y esse Wells, Commissioners
Third Distrtct-Wood Run Precinct-James Wad.
Gle uotoFi Daniel Dean, a. A. Allison and James
McoOloeh, Conmissioners - :
Fifth Distrtet-Rirst Ward Hoss-house-sann
Sons uetori Louis Bayha, John Parker and Il
Sixth 0lstriet-Court House-wm. n BerryhilI
Cond uotos Alex. Paxton, Jacob Singleton and Same
Mcconnell, Commissioners. =
Seventh DfstFiet-Fourth Ward HoSe.house-Jas
lAnndons oondnetOTs Benz Rxley, P. Scatteray RIId
Oh. CrRVf1rd, Commission
Eighth uistrlet-Rifth Ward Sehool. housa-IIsnr
3 Hub6nfd, Conductor Henry Echola r. NJ Nc
Clelland and Charles B. Cecil, Commissioners
Eighth pistrict=South Wheeling SehooLhouSe-
loydG Hughes Conductor james II. Wheat B ne.
DICT SPeidel and Henry Wallace, Commissioners
By the undersigned Oommis sionsTs, appointed nv
tionWhich adopted the am6ndmenf to tbe SSi5 On.
WMs3M. BKRRYHILIs
teb2s-$t, GEO. ". SIGHTS.
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Thoso aRevelatIonsu OF Mr.. Nome.
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FOR SALE.
House on Main Street to Let,

CONTAINING a fino stOrefoom. besides the dwell
J ling part Possessi n on the first of April. I'm
quire of uan26l PRYOR FROST.
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DANIEL PECK
The United statc1 On Ame-ieo7 !

ORPIoEon the eorner6f Rourth ana ost;.. -.
.oL-letly tno residence Of Or. Hughes. febSasm22
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ALLEGHENY C0Il5. .EGE
MEADVILLE, PA.

MEADVILLE, PA,
fRsoUNDED IN 1876 Fan Term commences the
second Monday in August. Winter Term COM
mencas the first Monday In December. Spring Term
commences the last Monday In March.
Students commencing Latin, Greek or ALGEBRA
should be present at the opening ofthe Spring form
For Catalogue apply to
tebl6lmf GEO. LOOMS. Pra.,t.
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Board OF Healtll.

DEPoRT OF THE BOARD or HEALTH OF TIE
~, ~ City Of Wheeling for ,he munthof February,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-20
The WaPNews.

We have rumors OF all sorts about the
evacuation Of Vicksburg, the moving Oh
Hooker's army, and the expected Bat
tie at Murfreesboro. But as they are
only rumors, we refrain from publishing
them. There is no doubt, however, tnas
the rebels either have or are about quit
ting Vicksburg. A correspondent Wrl'
ting from Memphis, March 9, says:
"They may not have determined 70
give up vicksburg without struggle
butit is certain that they have left there
force large enough "to hold, occupy
and poSsess"it while with all their might
they shall endeavor to regain their lost
ground. Hence RosecranS is to be con-
fronted with an army Of overwhelming
numbers and forced back in confusion
on Louisville or Cincinnati, while the
enemy recaptures the whole Of Tennessee
and a part Of Kentucky, blockades tne
Mississippi and Ohio, and thus bags the
whole of our army below. That this lS
their scheme all their recent maneuVreS
and marching and counter marching a.
! bundantly proves"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-20
eseas FoR GOVERNOR,
HUGH j. JEWETT,
sabiect to the decision Of the Democratic
State Convention.
The charge of secessiOniS.s Ss.,, and = q

srhc Charge of SeccssiOnists and
te. TVnitOrs against the DemOc-
b racy of the NOrth---An AhOls-
81, naMt RcbuE1e.
That old moderate and conservative
organ of the commercial and mercantile
interests Of New York City, the Journal
Of Commerce, in its issue ofthe 10Th
inst, thus administers most scorchlng
! rebuke to the Abolition partiSans:
oss TRAITORS AMONG US.
co Tthecones a somewhat serious ques
zion whether the conservative majority
of the people in this country are author
ized in accepting the belief that the prin
cinles of the radical party are III!
represented by the newspapers and puo
lie speakers who profess to enunclat
their doctrines. For if these public ex
s moments of political doctrine and prac
tice are indeed correct exemplars Q
the party they speak for, then lndee
that party is not only the most corruF
but the mOSU lTeasoh"o"
Gus party ever organized in this or an
other country.
8 sI- Theexpression is strong but the tru' t
requires strong expressions. No for
% of hostility to country, constitution, la
sr.or liberty can be named which these mi
b and newspapers do not counsel ana url
a on their deluded followers. And tn
they do in language designed to inhan
< to violence, and sometimes In phrass
8 that would disgrace the purlleus OF vi
and shame. =.
.lH The underlying principle upon whl
they are now conducting their campal
p is this: That it is treason to opP(
'mhem, their plans of wholesale rooo'
and fraud, their debasemento OF the co,
GA try to the vilest purposes OF pluna
u They declare that any one VINO III
fault with the manner id which pubic
fairs are conducted is traitor. 1
nropose, in moments of passion 10
sz..,,tJ-,on6 I1rOCeeQ at
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-20

CARLO, March 1S.-AdVices from
Young's Point of the 18th, state the re-
ported capture Of Yazoo City s'prema-
ture. The report of the capture ofrebel
transports is disputed. ..,~,.....
A party of rebels from Vicksburg on
the 10Th, came over to cut the leyee.--
The entire party were captured.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-20
Cnnture ofGuerriIias.

CAIRO, March l3.-Memphis papers
of the llth inst state that they had re.
ceived nothing later from below.
1t is reported that COL Richardson
had routed guerrilla chief and four
hundred of bis men, at Covington, Tenn.
on Monday. The Federals surrounded
and surprised them, capturing the town.
No particulars. -s,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-20

New YORK, March ia rumor
was brought by the steamer Union that
the Negro expedition into Florida and
Georgia had been captured. II was
commanded by Coils. Higgiuson and
Montgomery. r-e.. .sr if9iJB
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-20
Fighting on the Blackwater--
The Rebels Attack NeWDcrn
nnh are Defeated. -1..
FORTRESS MONROE, March

FORTRESS MONROE, March lS.
There was fighting on the Blackwater
Yesterday. No particulars received.
The Rebels attacked Newbern last
Friday and we're defeated,
Richmond papers of the l7th say that
on the l4th Admiral Farragut attacked
Port Hudson, and was repulsed. The
Mississippi was burned. Farragut went
down the river in his flag ship, which was
disabled. The land force did not join
the attack.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-20
CAPIAL g. SURPLUS,
$933,3O3.9S.
NAV Ist. 1861.

For detail of Investments see small Cards
and Circulars.
Insurances may be effected in this old and
substantial Company on very favorable terms.
Apply to JFW. NEWBURG, Agent. 4
B6TDwellings and Farm Property insured
for term of years at very low rates
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-20
DIR. w, w. JAMES

TTAS made arrangements to-
III upon the Vulcanite Base,
ton much appreciated in the b
and at a much lower cost than
silver plate.
Those desiring Teeth Inserted
ing the roots extracted, can ava
Of this opportunity.
RaP0Hice next dOorto ODonD
Drug Store, up stairs.
June 27, 1862. tt. 3l
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-20
AN OPPORTUNITY no MAKE
PEACE REJECTED BY THE
OFFICE-HOLDERS AND
CONTRACTORS.

We want every man and woman haV-
ing relative in the army to read the
following, and then send it to your rela'
tive. The Democratic party are the on
ly true friends the soldiers have. We
want no dishonorable peace, but one
that will be satisfactory alike to the
North, the East, the West and the
South. Even this the Administration
refused.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-20
The Proposition for an ArElis'
tiCe.

To The Editors Of ftse Evening Post;
Alta meeting held at Stamford, Conn,
on Tuesday evening last, | said "that
propositions for an afmistice or peace
had been submitted to the President on
the 18th December last, which, had they
been accepted, would have terminated
this war by the lst of April, upon ba-
sis satisfactory to the people North and
South" 10 referring to this statement
you ask -
Who made these propositions for an
armistice or peace" the adoption oi
c which Mr.. Wood ptetends to believe
"would have settled the matter" by All
Fools day? Were they made by Davis
4 and his fellow rebels? If so, how does
: Mr.. Wood know anything about them !
: Has he been in secret correspondence
with the enemy? Or we're they made
q by some of the anti-war men here? II
le so. who authorized them2 And what
al are the terms of the propositions from
n which Mr.. Wood hopes so much II
they are honorable to the nation; ifthey
3 are such as patriotic Americans oughl
to favor, why not make them pubic al
once ?
s. To which say in reply that the state
ty ment referred to was made by me deiio'
r, erateIy, with full and personal knowl
n edge of the facts, and that ! am con
,ly strained from the publicity Of them oDl
b. by the request of one of the principal Of
tie fcers of the government. When thl
* introduction shall be withdrawn WI
&c. cheerfnlly crafty your curiosity.
of Very respectfully, &c., on
,ed FERNANDO WOOD.
lpt March IL, 1868.
er' The editor of the Post is holding q
'D' Office under Lincoln worth S5O'OOO ayea
nth Mr., Wood is Congressman fro
,rm New York.
law
nen Tn this connexion we submit an e
rge tract from the Presidents message
'nlS last year:
a@e unS p"Suppose you go to war, y
n;eo ;eo can not fight always, and when, at
''ce much loss on both sides and no gain
;oh either, you cease fighting, the identl'
nicn questions as 70 terms ofintercourse are
1osa % gain upon you. oo,n q,
berry
oun. NJ, vans wAp-A Washingt
lder. hhN u.;.nr % &c ,,it ia stated in ofic
finds W.. w., VIZ" .hOt Mr Chase considers L
ic af- o..oieo .t ~ h.o;a of nreoent Legislation
They upOn " ,'o, r"U ] nont;nua ror ten wears. Sol
o in 'Si %al ","s n"Su NO. adhered from, the rem
once I'3, as to the length Of time this war
last u
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-20
Arrest Of a Murderer near
GAINESVILLE. 9'I

A Mr.. john Culbertson, living with
in q mile Of Sonora, in Muskingum Co.
last October year ago was taken sud-
denly i'll and died. The circumstances
attending his death, produced sol some 1T
tie inquiry OF the time, hpt were soon
forgotten, and would probably never
have been referred to again had not the
widow divulged the particulars to glrl
a short time since. She was arrested on
Sunday, the first inst, and had 2 near
ipp before the Mayor Of Zanesvilie, on
the charge Of poisoning her husband,
and was committed to Jail to await her
examination. She acknowledged that
mao had procured her the poison, and
that she had administered y for the pur'
!. I, I'm n ne of getting rid Of her husband
Q. I. I wihacton Democrat. 5gpm
it'll all the latest n. s,I..-JlsAs H.7~phrE ia moi
9TH for economy, neatness and convenienN6s -
h6S- Office in the Court House. lai a0;
= ISAAC ANGEL, ~
Surveyor Of Tus. Co., o.
New Phila., March 10, 1861. aaalil. eLt
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-20
II III VII 4 w. X II .
", E, MANROW & ESPICH

W liz 4IAAANAhN ~ ~ A|N|@ ~
TAyING united as partners in the Stove
and Tmware Trade, invite s!l our CID
customers and the public to call and see if we
cannot suit them, both in quality and price, OF
STOVES g Issl..NW l :. !. ]. .sSGs. sSGs.
We have Just been receiving the latest and
hest patterns Of Stoves now in the market; con-
sistinr in part of the ArJiter or Gas.Consum'
ipr Coal Cook Stove, the Brilliant for wood
or coaE also, an assortment OF Parior and
Heating Stoves.
GSy&We warrant all our Stoves.
We manufacture our cwn ware, and will
warrant every article to be of good material.
| We also keep Porcelain Ware, Brass & Copper
Kettles, Juppanned, ,'Falcy aud Imported Ware
Roofing and Jobbing done to order and on
the most approved plans. Spouting made and
nut M so as to last from . to so years, at rea.
sonahle prices. Steam Mill Stacks made and
put up to order. Also, Soap Pipes, &c.
t. .'T1rr,, orders filled promptly.
MS ioiU-. .erl Shop opposite the Post Of
le issued bis orders yo6
,e formed junction with him 'uy SsSa!CH. -
II or by the time McCalls division reache
" him by water from Fredericksburg.
+ Thus not only were Mcdowell an
IN his army made football of, to be kick
D. ed about from place to place by polite
n. ians, but Mcclellan and his army wer
F!!ccttiiaaiiiized by the imbeoiiity which rule
81 at Washington, after which Pope an
lg his arGy were sacrificed in turn by tn
IS same ignorant folly and mis.manag emen
-, The next victims were Burnside and h
~ = army, whose defeat was caused by I'll
an delay of the pontoons Such continuot
RS and disastrous laundering is without
D. parallel in the wars Of any other natiol
40 By the result of this investigation Nj
e Dowell is vindicated, and Mcclellan
al Vindicated; bat the War Department
D. Hdamnpd IN avarlaatino fame
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-20

Col. JAS. B. Frey, A, A. G.. us. A..
has been appointed Provost Marshai Mars OF
the United States. agd Jsad, sd'r
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-20
70 the CreditOrs Of the ESTATE 0
GeorVe Bowers, Deceased,

- tIe0rge B0WeTB, IJVGeasVu,
CtAID estate having been represented insol-
: 1 ,ls went, the perisd of six months from the
iete Of this notice is alloWed creditorsto to bring
m ana prove their ssims agpinst said estate
me- subscriher will receive and audit such
claimsdprihg said period a ms ane resipeHGn ein IN
GEo. W. sLINGLUFF, Admit,
- Jan. 10, 1858. sFs l1liag a0T
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-20
Convention of State Prisoners


D. A. Manoney, President
PRISONERS of State Associate
called a convention of all who b.
arrested for their political opir
assemble in New York on tht
March, "for the purpose Of ,
adopting and putting into prat
feet such means as might be dee
to obtain satisfaction for the ou
which we, prisoners of State, h
subjected, and reparation for th
done us in person and property
the further purpose of doing
comes us as American patrio
serve our Constitution and Go
-ffloss5t. your money .',.i.o ..l:
READY & MITt
New Philadelphia, MAY 2, 1862
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-20
INTENTION, ,SPORTSMENI

II WILL PAY CASH at my Office, in Canal
Dover, Ohio, for all kinds Of shipping Furs;
,ssr.ePox, Mink, Coon, Musk Rat, Skunks and
= 'fssASlRep Pelts, s.- -
Now.is the time TO get your traps ready, for
mones is to he made. J.W. NEWBURGH.
: el{sl Canal Dover, O., Doc. 6, '62. IT,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-20

J Execution of Robert G. POOl'
WHEELING, VA, March l3,-Rooert
G.. Pool was executed at noon to-day
for the murder of Adam Bush, in this
city, in August last.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-20
ATTENTION, SPORTSNENl.

I'LL PAY CASH at my Office, in Canal
Ohio, for;all kinds of shipping Rurs;
RIMusk Rat, Skuuks and
--.-s.r.V"'y : .'.----.,-A Josyour traps readys for
And four others who are on 4. NEWBURGH,
Aggregate of the Company, 28 T.
20; for g." TTs71-S--.Iy
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-20

tmnk TeIr II sinccrery wuuv urauy vv..---
ers feel, and more pretend to; but l
was, after all, totally ignorant. I adopt
ed opinions, not the result Of experience,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-20

For sale id all parties, and pro.
& Miller and Joand we will remain
March 1862 permit any thing
a9lln4eIb W. N.