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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-26
HEADQUARTERS Ara REGIMENT V. M
WHEELING, May 81, 1859.

Special OEder.J
T PURSUANT to General Order No. 4 Of Bripsd,er
IL GenerL Janice 8. Wheat, OF the goth Instant
CommandaDts Of companies Comprising he 4Ih reoj
ment will assemble their respective companies At
the following places for drl and Inspection on each
saturday afternoon at O'Clock, CONNIE nclng on Sat.
urday, the 28d instant, aud continuing until other.
Company a, Capt. J. VI. Ward, on the river dat
Company B, Captain John X. Wilson, on Wheeling
Company Q, Capt J. A. Clement, At secOud wsrd
Market House.
CempsnIy D, Capt. J. n. vouOe. II the City Arno.
rY Court Housed.
Company z, Capt. G. D, Knox, at second Ward
Market House.
Company r, GAPs. VIM. B, stmPsoa, on Creek
ba9l, east end Of Quincy street. :
Company g. Capt. E. q. RoEhsckeE, at the corr.r q
Market add Jefferson streets y
Company L, Capt. a; J. Long. on Centre St-est,
between sixth and the Greek. = - =
comPany j. Capt. John Scott, on wheeling HIN
70 tue night OF the National Pike. ~ -
leland -<'F -'-S' ~ " +9'''''s
Company L, Capt. james H. Holmes. at tho Court
II. II possible arms will be ready for dIstributoo
time for the drill Saturday, The sd Inst Should
hey net be Eea ~, commapdAntS Of companies MI
employ thetr time In drlIUK their commands In the
facing aud march ngS and also IN procuring correct
rolls VI persons within their several dstrcts liaS
for, ana exempt from. militia duty api report nc
Tuesday. the 26th inst.
III. All citizens between the ages OF IS and as
years. residing within the bounds Of the 4th ReRf.
ment arc required to report themselves to the com.
mandants OF the company In he distrtcs In which
they reside on or before Saturday the 2sd inst ADD
those claiming exemption Tor any cause from such
duty WI state the grounds upon which their claims
~. Courts martial wiz be convened for the pun.
t6hment OF an delpQuentS In discharge Of the
above q we'll TO- the trial OF those who
9N9ldeo duty under the late order Of the (foI eroP
calling the regiment Into active service. -
PIoE3SE o. Al. 6WEENET,
vpv,,, Commanding 18th Reg't Va. n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-26
TO THE PUBIIC!m
ExtraOrdInar ylnducemesn5ts.

ATEIY RECEIVED, We have the following val.
IL liable property for sale ond exchange viz :fr
One Farm of 81 acres, within three miles of this
city, In high state of cultivation and supplied with
comfortable buildings. fis-T Frsl.rrtT1
Also SIS acres Of Improved Land, one mile from
Mannington, Marion county, va, together with 68
acres GeVeh miles from the came, one halfof Whiehts
Ia cultivation. -T- f5t,sg gs sgs.5f 7rI1I-ls#l o
Of Warrington. ~
Also, 200 acres In wetxel county. Va. alr4g
Also, desirable Lot Of acres, with good lma
provemcnts In the town of Pleas mt alley, On the
National pike, and i've and quarter miles west Of
Al'9. Ss54 acres Of improved and UnimproTed
Also, one valuable Gtist' BI three rniles east OF
wheeling Va. together With some 40oLots iniths
10Th wsrd of the city Of Philadelphia. sll = '.gs
All OF this property will be Bold low for cash, or
exchanged for other property accommodating
''s apFitGst TAYLOR k9 Nd e M.,a co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-26

THE BEST AVD CHRAPEsT N
AMERICA. sies7t Lsgl
rae sTRrsoN REAPER AND MOWER.
THE BUCKEYE REAPER AND MOWER.
TIE QUAKER BOY MowBR. ,,E
HNHEER 6uPERIoRITY over all Others Il estal1-
i lished beyond a doubt aud the prices nre lover
than thee u any other reltRblU machines. They
win be sold sin do or combined Sample nscbinSs
eal be seeu e my EsrshousV, eorusr Of Market and
Qutney Streets Wheeling. AS the demand this sea
ssh isi una uhly large, those who wish 20 secure
mAohlpS .Eoaki 90 we'll 70 order at once.
dOllaFB. ~ -
PH5eoFouitSr Boy Mower 20 dolIarS
sRrlh- JAO.THOBURN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-26
Alexander / Heynnan,
1872 NGAIN ST. 'a.>
OS7ERs EOR THRs .Jm eldi .
SPRING TRADE OF 1868.

A GREAT VARIETY OF NEW GooDs.IN NY
n line, to which ask the attention OF buyers at
WHoLESALE AND RETAIL
Among which have 3 full line Of Rich Plain
Black Silks, Handsome Colored Silks = :
NEWEST STYLES or DRESS GOODS-Sucb Al
MeXtooeSJ Broche, Aug'aise5 VslenCi8s Lisettes.-
Very handsome new spring Delaihea, large variety
of Lawns aud BRreSes. .
CLoAks AND MANTLEs-I have the largest
Sortnent Of Spring CloAks, in the newest styles
sHAWLss--A splendid lot Of white and colored
PLAIN end embroidered Grape ShRwIs, we'll az new
at lowest prices. lilo, - u. -. 80 : +
BALMORALJ ia the richest colors
OLOTHSI 0ASs1BiERRS AND JEANS In enrlles,
variety. =
OAKPETs AND CURTAIN GOODS, which vsre
bought before the rise and which can afford to
IN DOMESTIC GOODS. Il keep . large sssOrtm.b,
otBroWn and BIesehed HIusIins,l Check, TjckinH I
great variety Of all makes CalIcoes Gingfams snd
host Of oIher goods that take pleasure Ia SHOW
Ing and viii always selI an any othSrboSsS
Invite all 70 cali aud examine or LhsmseIves !! ~
ss ALEX. HEYMAN,
Country Merchants are respectfully Invited to car
ana sz2nine my stock, which enabled to sell
feb4 o. 10! s"iFa'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-26
BLOOD I BLOOD! BLOOD!,
~ 1A'sHllS concentrated Compound =
Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla.
SE8ITLTS

This Il sp affection OF the Blood, and s.tsou. n.
Sexual Organs linipgs Of the Nsse, Ears, Thnost
MinoP!pe and other Mucus Surfaces rnaktne its an.
gear4nee ~ theto q Ulcers, HeImbnId's Extrsat
pTries the blood, and removes ali sssiS
o. tns sStn slTInE % the Complexion
y for this class Of complaints It's Bi6od
Properties are preserved to than nS
other preparation Of SaFnParilIS. = = s,1s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-26

The present critical stats OF European affairs viii
render these publications unusuaIly interesting DUR
ting the Iort Incoming year. They will occupy mid.
do aground between the hastily written nevSsitenss
crude speeuIattonSs aud dying rumofs Of the daily
torian. written after the living interest and excite
nent of the great political events OF the time SHAH
nave passed away. 1t ID TO these Periodicals thSf
readers must look for theOnly really Ineligible AND
ret!aote history OF current events and as such IL
addition TO their literary scientific
and theological character, We urge them mon IN
!eoasideratiou Of the reading public.
The receipt of Advance Sheets from the
British publishes gives additional value to these
REPRINTS tnasmueh az they can now be placed IN
the hands Of subscribers about as soon as the oriei
nal editions.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-26

=. IL. - 49,
Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
ing Rail Road 4aI 80
~ ~ - -
tnEsANDAFTERM MONDAY, Apri 90th. 1868. Pas.
" seuger Trains VIII leave bridgeport as follows,
afundayS ezceptedl 81, ia s..1 - 5 - 1ss ~ ~
1880 A NJ. Mall Train stopping GtfaH stations ar
7 E1yes at PittsbHrEh at $40 P. NJ, and
/. - Cleveland at T:S0 p. NJ.
S'45 P. NJ Express Train, stopping at ali stattons
,n,o, =, aSFsyes at PitttSburgtl az sos = NJ.
AV:lVt. NJ Express Train, arrives at Pittsburgh at
+ l:lo A. n. and Cleveland at $40 A. N. q
RETURNING TRAINS. sca
LeaSs Cleveland at $50 A. M. and 2:oO P. NJ ar.
dve At Bridgeport at $40 P. n, and 5:96 A. ~
Leave Ptttshnrgh 81 Loo A. NJ. 600 A. Il. and
A. MsSHd f5SsP. M ttEf 5EEFs 2 TIE SE
C6ntaetiohs are made as F,OIiovvsI
At Pittsburgh with PeungylyAuia R. Il. for Harris
burg, Baltimore, Washington, Phila-
csgelahds with Cleveland & ToIed q &. Tor San.
dTahy, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago aud
all points in the NORTH WEST. With
E7,rt. 1rs Detroit steamers for Detroit, jackson,
Chicago and the NoEIH WEsF. With
Cleveland Erie R. B. for Erie, Dun.
DIRK, Buffalo and Niagara Falls. With
y GleSelaRd. Columbus Cincinnati Tor
Crestline, Delaware, Columbus and
a. H1dso6 1itathgd z, ke. B. R. Tor ouyahoza
- Faith, Akron, aillersbIrgh aud WooS
teE.5.Elf lI5sgSFf Ei1ElE.s -
At Alliance with P. Fl. ". G. R. h for Canton.
'a5z sal % afassilloa, Wooster, Salem, Rnon, O..
F. Eas q ,lpmbns and Chicago!G - :" 80
At steubSnville with P. G. 4 O. Line aud Az BRI1LIR
With 2. O. 9. R.R. for GAINESVILLE, NeB.
ark, Columbus, 1enia, Dayton, IndE
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisville
81. Louis' St. Joseph and ali points
.4lE 4 u . WtBtand South West.
EIcurslOn Tickets TO Pittsburgh and return 81 GO
Fare always sslow, and time much quicker than
Through Tickets to all points In the West, North
and East can be procured at the office under the
MeLure House, Wheeling, Va, or with TicEet
Agent at Bridgeport Station. - "
fraightcontraetS NEilIbemade atlowest rates to
any point accessible by this road and its Connections
70 the Easts North, West and Northwest at ONCE
under M'Lure House or with Fl. Agent II Bridge
port Station. VIM. D. TERRY, Agent,
Wheeling, Va.
D. B. WILLIAMS, Agent
=, ,,-,,,,,,o,,.,,, Bridgeport, O.
R. MYERS Gent Ticket Ae'esALs EslfebS
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.sli.sslt ii aAFFI ! ~

-;AtR1DA.VlV.
fEs9IAly appeared before an Alderman N n.
g khiia H. t HEIHEoLD, Who. beiSS an
~ JjsGEn doth eay5hs propositions contain 10
70 mercury, or other injurious dlug1 INF ~
worn and subscribed besofs ne. h,is "a I'D
q 1ISs,r ma M III tIIBBARD,a
= Letter. for in eonfdenesl a' =
Z, Sni.o1 ~, =. z. HELMBsLD Cfe,1iS.t 9
t's AO4 soUtn t4srth'lt below OhesduE, EPbiis
Z BEWARE OF COUNTERfIfisI :
: AND UNPROTECTED DEALERS.
emo Mn9 ,endeayor disPose sePTHRIR oVsl,,
HalS,boSSs 2tp attained 4 BY
GSias Se9Hpe REeParl ID s; :. a
Extraet BpclIu.a. 's5'l q q
{, e -. saEaRparilIa, 5 q
soldfy- al Druggists eyerywbes4S =
fsAsK FOR HRLMBoL ,S8TIf ( 4 M orupp
INT ~, - = Z y " SE44tER. Z,
iSnIS s...E.S.s aAE1oes AND E1POsURE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-26
CONVINCING TESTIMONY

REV. Q. A. BUGEBEB,
AK. 7FsaS. Au Bfbts Baisg., N. Z COY,
writes: II very eheerfqlIy add my testiuony e
that Of numerous iieAds, TO the great value OF Ir5
8 4. Alleu's Wezid's HsiF RSstoree and ZylObalsa.
Rz1: WM. CUTTER, n. Y. city: tESlybsir iso6s aged
70 Its natur11 color, and growing on baldspOt!t"
REV. J. H. JRNkLL, N. Y. City: 81 procured It for
( 3 relative The falling of the hair stopped, and
restored It from being grey % It's natural and
beaatif1l oolSr."a o!sr flE 51g1il ~ 1tsi sol
REV. : WEST, Brooklyn, L. L: 81 win testify 70
their value In the most liberal senss. They have
restored my hair where II u bald and where grey,
10 It's original .cOlpen sz-giFb 20 i'stiti.
REy. a. RBBSTER, Boston, MssA; 81 have. used
them With great effect. I am now neitheF bald
uor grey. Ny hair was dry and brittle; It e noW
7 soft AZ N youth"
REvsHs Y.;DBGEN, Boston,, Mas; 'eThAt they pros
mote the growth Of the hair where baldDesa Ii, Il
have toe evidence Ofmy own eyes"
SaEaby az Draggiir ttr0NghOst he World
Principal Sales Omce3 ~"
No. 1913 Greenwich ST., NY City.
apr26-su ~, -,-5-,.,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-26
HFLMBoLD:s ROSE WAIST,

Il - 4G&AESG5 M ASST
Anexeellent Lotion for Diseases of a SyphIlIt,e Ma
ture, aud e IN ntec1ton IN Diseases Of the UfnSFy
SonneSl0n with the k1tract1 Bpeh and sarsapaFills
IN such dtssases as Recommended. $3.50
evidence 1.-THE most responsible aud reliable char
Seter VIII accompany the medicines.
-CERT4FICATES OF CURES.
From eight twenty years standing. with NAM M
known 70 SCIENCE AND PANE .--e-4
~ ofthe United StatAS = = 49, = te4lSeo
;, see Professor DEVICES valuable works on tbs
Practice Of PhYsIc. - On s"s
~ Sc remarks made BY Tho late oelebra.s8 p-
IPAYSlCK; PhiIadelphiS 80 - s'4'ea w
8, see remark made by Dr.. EPHRAIAI MopoVRT.I
q SSeoreted Physciap, and member of tbes Rnvai
GoIteSeot sur9eoLs, ireland and pu6llsbe3 a. IN
Transactions Of King and QnSSn's J01rnS1 =
Sc C4ruTgical Review, 6ublfshtd Nv RJsSr
- Mn ThAHERss PelloR. fthe Royal (soiis9E ~
See most Of the late Standard Works on M.3icin.
tsSRRAcT BucHU, 81 ooper bottle, OF elk for Is m
SARsAP4RrLIA, 81 90 per bottle of SISr tSS Ss
4Afho'RD RosE WAsH SOC. per bott6o or 81 fr - ~
Or half dozen Of each Tor SO 90, which W, Il
asienf TO cure the most obstinate eases II irtans
gsys5od any fson OBJ
Describe symptoms in All 6Olniiana4pi
WITS " guaranteed. Advice gFatts.R
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-26

Nsa' SEbseFa the ysaE 1sssS. 4 III aa os to
one AtGtf,ths Regular Subscription PRICE,.
81! Tins Fn 2 4 Ss1S 9'sts The RepEptEOf
:. sAp nHsN Gtts.ls baT ~
SevenConseeuttvS years fo;5 ao.s,f J.
which is6ut lfttIe more than the prIco ~
nal auOrks for one year F>tSS - NHs0F1gt-
ASwe shah never again be llkely 10 oter .4S, ~
ducements as those here presented z's ''ss- m
SEoW is THE TINE TO SUBSGRIREII
Remittance must, n an cases. be ,aa6s 49,,
can be allowed to aRents
LEONARD SCOTT co. 5000 95.l
Jeao 10; 8 Gold street New York.
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TERMS. Rsgalar Prioea.l

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~ zzIsAuH EPOSTAGHsrs zsf,7zl.ss- q, :.
The Postage to any part Of the United sta4Sa ~,
be bne .TWBNPY-F0uROE GENTS, year for ttTSIanf1s
wood" and but FOURTEEN CENTS : year: for eSc6
At the above pfiees,the Periodicals will La f,r-
pished fer 1852. And as 8 20 t tHF31
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-26
A Card to the People
Now Your Time to Save MOney!

o6G Sh44A6! oSbESd416!! 06rBa4Q8i!k
IN eoutequenoe Of the fact, that AL Cotton Good,
are that they will very room be higher than at auy
previous time, have purchased large and splenIa
stock Of Foreisn and Domestic Dry Goods, which
have In store, No. IS Main street. Centre Wheeling
and 70 which would respectfully invite the SttsS.
tioa of the public, Is intend selling the stock on.
at the old prices, and some goods even cheaper than
they were ever known before. Ro'that all 7pAFRoDs
needing goods, OF who will need them very soon M
better avail themselves Of this opportunity Of mo
plying themselves they " III saTe mouey By nat.
Ing their purchases at this time; besides they Viii
have good assortment 70 make their seiections
from. -.t..-.
Ny STOCK consists, In part Of Brown and Bleaebad
M1slins, Calioos, Mems and Boys wear of eTery d.
sciPtion, Check, FIanues, Glnghnms, shawis TabIs
and Towst Diapers, Irish Linens aud Shirt Bosoma
Parasols, Shaker Hoods. Hoop Skirts Lace md Greo
ndine Wells, White Goods, Laces Embroidesies OF an
kinds, Hosiery, de-, &c. .rt4.. d. F.I,---
LADIES! LADfEsl Your spscIsl attention Il
invited 70 my very superior stock of DRESS GOODS
which Is The largest, cheapest and complete d
The season Lawns, Plain, Plaid and Embroidered
Grey Goods- MoZamblques, Bsrsge AnglsiS &C. in
great variety. Please GALL early a. VIM make Il
greatly to your advantage to do 80. !
Yours very respectfully,
Je24 No. 80 Main st., Centre wheeling. Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-26
Attention, Discharged Soldier.

TNDER ACT OF CONGRESS of 4th March, 1853.
u all soldiers who have been discharged by rea.
son OF wounds received IN battle while Ia the SER
vice, are entitled to the 500 Bounty without regard
by letter in person viii be promptly attended to-
All applications sh ;uld be accompanied With dis
chaFge papers. Attention will also be given to OBJ
tainiug Pensious and Bounty due the heira Of eess
ed soldiers. .E2EJL L u Ii
Office at the Savings Bank, No. 6s Main street. ~;
q, 5sH.,, q. r, aILDRETA, Isl
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the Nos. of the Same period ~. 1sso an, r.,
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Unlike the more ePhenlerAl aziheS 81 tSstd5v
Ssse EeEloSicass lose little by age Renee, 9 fali
valuable as for 1869. : e-tN'4 tHsAslS q
Subscribers Wishing also the Nos FOR 1851. 4.
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Splendid OGeEs for 1890, ,e1, . ,sa.
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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-10-02
King Napoleon King Lincoln.

After the Republican Revolution in
France, Louis Napoleon was elected
President of France, and when his term
was uphe continued to hold his posi-
ton, saying that it was "militaryAeces'
sity," and he shortly after ripened into
q monarch. " '
Senator Wilson, Of Massachusetts,,
the Presidents spokesman in the o. s.
Senate, openly proclaims the right Of
President Lincoln to suspend the Presi-
Dental election and continue bis admin.
istration as a "military necessity" and
the Abolitionists Of New England say
Amen. How long will it take the Alb
clifton leaders to make the President q
monarch, oh, voters of Ohio, rush to
the ballot box while the privilege is left
you.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-10-02
AND PUGA.
ArR-"Rel, White, and Blue"

''' "n''e' anu D'ue'
o, Columbia, the gem of the ocean,
Once the home of the brave and the free;
The shrine of each patriots devotion,
The Democracy offer homage to theel
Thy mandates make heroes assemble,
When Liberty's form stands in view;
Thy banners make Tyranny tremble,
When borne by Vallandigham and Pugh.
CHORUS.
When borne by Vallaudigham and Pugh,
When borne by'Vallandigham and Pugh,
Thy banners make Tyranny tremble,
When borne by Vallandigham and Pugh.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-10-02
gtmotratit Campaign Songs,
THE NAME L HEAR.
ArR-"Maryland / my Maryland p

What name Of glory do heart 3t
Vallandighaml Vallandighaml p.
In accents ringing loud and clear
Vsllandigham! Vallandighaml
From shores which rude Atlantic laves
To calm Pacifc's slumbeFing waves,
Shout men whospurn the gives Of slaves
Vallandigham! Vallandighaml r.
A people by their birthright free
Vallandighaml Vallandigham!
We're stricken down, and fell with thee,
Vallandighaml Vallapdigham!
But they will break the tyrant's chain,
The Calling fetters rend in twain,
And smite the smter back againl
Vallandigham! Vallandighaml
Thy crime was loving Freedom we'll
Vallandigham! Vallandighami
The crime of the old Switzer Tell!
Vallandigham! Vallandighaml
Thine were such words as Henry spoke,
Which reused our fathers, till they broke
The British Georges hated yoke
Vallandigham! Vallandigham!
The great, warm heart of Burke is thine,
Vallandigham! Vallandigham!
His love of Peace-that love divine
Vallandigham. Vallandighaml
lllustrioas Chatham spoke in thee,
And generous Barre, hold and free
Our FIRST EXILE FOR LIBERTY!
Vallandigham! Vallandigham!
The page of Sidney's, flampden's fame
Vallandigham! vallandighaml
vii give TO ruture years tiny uum9-a
Vallandigham Vallandigham!
Hark! Back to thine Ohio home
A million voices bid thee come
CoME! TRIBUNE OF THE PEoPLB, coME
Vallandigham! Vallandigham!
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-10-02
vALLANDIGHAM FOR COVER
NOR.
Aln--"Rally Round the Flag"

Am upsu. ponnd no p,b
'''N""N r''" nv 't@Si
-, "a -
we viii rally round our Val, boys,
Shouting YAllandigham for Governor
We will rally from the hill side.
We'll gather from the plain,
Shouting Vallaudigham for GOvsrnOrl
:.
fShGnulgnam TOT Soysrnort
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-10-02
Llsten 10 the nIonster.

You may search the history of Jaco.hs
bin infsmy in France, and you can no!
where find more complete and terribleN
monster than Jim Lans--a Senator Of 9
the United States, and highfin the cous
fdence Of Lincoln. Here is IN extract
from one Of his late speeches: 9'lh!
"When / was in Missouri the other
day / took particular pains to enquire
for the best Union man in the country. q
| was directed to q man named Hook. b
1 rode over to his house, and had o. Z
conversation with this beau ideal Of o "a
Union man. I asked him bis politics. Z
He answered me very quickly that be
was Union--my men close by at ,theia
tine. | asked him what be meant BY
Union" He said that he was in favor
ofthe Union as it was and the Oonsti- N
tutionas it Is. asked him what he
meant by that He said, II own mig. .
gers. If wo have the Union as it was,
and my niggers run OF, I can recover
them. If we can't have the Union as II
was, then am in favor of the Southern
OonfedeTacy." Ithen asked him howgI
long since hehad seen any busbwhackers.
He said: "Mr. Woodward was here to-,
day to dinner saw your soldiers, and /,
told him he had better not go near them. =
/ hear rebels at my corn-crib elmost
every night. / never interfere with
them. Quantrill came here the other d,
morning on bis way TO Lawrence, aud
ordered breakfast for fifty aud got it."
A voice-"Where is Hook now?"] In
heH ILeft him in the hands Of the 4
eGeoutioner.n --- -L---.... p
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-10-02
VAL, PUGH, AND LIBERTY.
AIH--"Kingdom Come.

Sons of the Buckeye State, '-'
Who love your homes aud laws,
Come rally ere tits too late, ... a
Uphold your sacred cause. .
The chains the tyrants forge .
You must with ballots break, DO
Or soon you'll feel the scourge, .A
For oil is now at stake.
Would you be free, would you be free,
Your cry must be, your cry must be,
Val, Pugh, and Liberty.
The martial bands that rush,
With bayonets in hand,
The citizens to crush, .. ..,
Arise, meet, and withstand.
This is sacred right .....
For which the fathers bled,
When of it you loose sight, ON"
.. Your liberties have fed.
Would you be free, would you be free,
Your cry must be, 20 ur cry must be,
Val, Pugh, and Liberty. .''
Say, shall the patriot true bod. ..
Be banished, exiled, crushed,
Who boldly stood by you,
His voice by f,rce be hushed' '.
Shall liberty and right y ..
Be driven from our land,
And shall despotic might -.,
Rule with an iron hand?
Would you be free, would you be free,
Your cry must be, your cry must be,
Val, Pugh, and Liberty.
The right Of government,
Both Federal and State,
Are based on the consent ..
OF rich, aud poor, and great;
But martial law will bring
A monarch and crown;
Twill soon proclaim king,
Unless you put it down,
Would you be free, would you be free,
Your cry must DO, your cry must be,
Val, Pugh, and Liberty.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-10-02
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come with Songs to Greet You" {"
We are coming, Abraham Lincoln,
From mountain, wood, and glen;
We, are coming, Abraham Lincoln,
With the ghosts of murdered men.
Yes! we'er coming, Abraham Lincoln,
With curses loud and deep,
That will haunt you in your waking,
And disturb you in your sleep.
There's blood upon your garments,
There's guilt upon your soul,
For the lust ofruthless soldiers
You let loose with control;
Your dark and wicked doings
A God Of Mercy sees, r...
And the wall of homeless children
Is beard on every breeze.
There's sadness in our dwellings,
And the cry of wild despair,
From broken hearts and ruined homes,
Breaks on the midnight air;
While Sorrow spreads her funeral pal
Der this once happy land; .....
For brother meets, in deadly strife,
A brothers battle brand. =
With desolation all around,
Our dead lie on the plains;
You're coming, Abraham Lincoln,
With manacles and chains,
To suhjugate the white man,
I.. And let the negro free; JI .,
By the blood OF all these murdered men.
This curse can never be.
You may call your black battallions
To aid your sinking cause,
And substitute your vulgar jokes
For liberty and laws.
No! by the memory Of our fathers,
By those green, unnumbered graves,
Wen perish on ten thousand 6elds %,
Ere we become your slaves.