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lcrf for shorter period
weekly . per sanun; % for months, 70 cents per
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KY IS per aauum s. for moahs. Sent for no shorter
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Insertions IS eeEts Weekly Insertions -
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AUCTION SALES.
ny LANES NJ. TAYLOR 4 SON, AuctIonoer,.
VALUABLE SMALL FARM, IN HEN

A VALUABLE SMALL FARM, IN HEN
IA RICO COUNTY, CONTAINING EIsErY.THREE ACsEs,
WITHIN SEVEN MILES OF RICHMOND AND ONE MiLs VI
JAMES RIVER FOk SALE AT AUOil0N.
At the reques: Mr. Joseph Baughan we will SELL upon the
premise on WEDNESDAY the 1ith day OF March, at IL NJ
small Farm located nov Ia the occupancy OF MI BAu
CHAN. II contains riaey three Of which ny acres ave
Gle very highly improved the remainder Is heavily
wooded with pe add oak Of virgin growth There atachedto
the House ellen. Orchard OF choice Fruit Trees
The improyou ccnsst Of comfortable Frame Dive ling
with four and passages Kitchen stable, Parn Corn
house and all the usual Out Buildings all Of which Ia good
repair This property adns the wesham Estate, the lands Of
N s. Patterson, Mr.. era other'.
TRIMS SALR-Ont- hi cash, the whole, II preferred
the bAancs a. four and eight months for negotiable notes. With
Interest added aud secured by deed OF trust The purchaser TO
pay the taxes fof 1858.
After The Gale Of the above will he sold the Stock Crops and
Farming Implcmens-!o which cash will be required.
JAs.sM. TAYLOR son,
nh4 IDS Aucts.
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HEADQ'Rs DEPARTMT OF HENRIco,
RICHMOND, Va, March 8, 1868.

NOTICE.-All Communications in relation
Pa A;rAph WILL Special Orders No g. "Aduiant and
Ia PseS Gea rails oHs March 1881 viii be addressed to
The AsslStans AdlatAnt General this Department
BY order Of Brig Gen. Jno. r. Wlnder Commanding Depart
mem. J. W. PEGRAM,
nhS-@ Asst AdJt Gen.
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AOvENINf OF YAvEEE soXERs.--About six thol =
sand Yankee priscnrs from all part, of the South, wi
arrive here during the next two weeks be sent north
per llis OF truce. Preparations being made I
the Libby prsOu for the reception.
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John J. BINFORD,
UNDERTAKEN.

Having removed bis oee to the Of HIS building the
Of Franklin 18th streets would inform his friends
public that he devotng himself entirely that business He
has always hand Metallic Zinc, and all kinds Wood Cons
and sprepared TO attend 10 al orders promptly.
fe9l-StaW8V
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DEAH IN a CaUEcH.-Miss Jane NJ. Guyler lad,
CT advanced age died suddenly while at her dcyoton
in Chris: Church. Savannah, on the LIST inst
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NORCHGRN JOURNALS

81 y Any pe-sou arriving the states norm o. me r0
t and buaguS EgroPeAn neS'paPea' % any
9r IN The cry coming possession Of 'uoh sa'nA Nu con
avo ~ tae Of the By lesvias sending the
s-.1- . tAls oHcs
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NEW TOBACCO STORE.

The undersigned beg inform their friends the public gen.
orally that they have taken the elegant and commodous
Corner Of Broad and 9th Streets where they will keep always
hand, the largest and best selected stock Of
Manufactured and Smoking Tobacco
segars and fancy goods
20 be found In the South
In tobacco have hand the mos, celebrated
brands put In Virginia and North Carolina In Smoking To-
baeco keep the following desirable brands: Kknck Billy
Bowlegs Elephant and other celebrated makes baes
barrels and papers In segars assortment equal any In
the city.
Our Of Fancy Goods comprises Poret Knives Tooth
Brushes Combs Pockets Books Note Letter Paper soaps
Pipes, &c.
Our goods selected with special reference to Suffers trade
And wholesale buyers We are prepared to offer superior In
ducements J. T. DURRESs 4 CO.,
Cor. 9Th and Broad streets.
J. E. BUAAEss, Gate Sumner Burress)
wv. ARGYLE,
", B. GATHRIoHf. fel0-lm
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* NAlloh uf Ahf hhIklbJIlON. Inc Nassau
sspoadent Of theChariestOn COri,r writing under
.ss q February 25 says:
e Confederaee privaseer Retubuton, Capt Parker,
into Mas this morning, from very successful
r, dIriay which she has been spreading devastation
.. the commerce Of the enemies Of our county
)ag the Yankee vessels which HAYS fsllcn into the
E i Of the gallant priva.eersmen, are the following:
ark Mary Wright. Miller, bound from Portland,
ne, 70 Trinidad, with assorted cargo. She de-
we'd By FIRE.
aris j. p EilicO', Dcyereaux bound from Buckport
ne, 10 CenfuegOs A prize crew put on board
she sent to the C0nfederacy.
Brig Erie, bound from Camden, Maine 70 Demerara
d .oad Of lumber. She was destroyed by fire.
schooner Hanover Case bound from PrOvincetown,
81 to s.. Domingo, with assorted cargo. prize
vas put on board and she sent 10 the COnled-
Brig Emily Fisher, Staples, bound from ST. JsgO de
"a 70 NeS York, With cargo Of sugar. The vessel
captured and run ashore Crooked lsland-one Of
Bahanl-s Captain Parker brought the crew into
prisoners.
While on Bianquilh, in the Caribbean Sea- the Retr
ion met an unknown Whaler. The Yankee showed
lt firing UPON the boats crew OF the pTiyateer and
iuc one man. One shot from the Retrbution sunk
- audi II is Supposed, all on board. Information has
e.ed here that the Ecot has been rcoapturvd by the
D ukees at S. Thomas. The officers and crew OF the
= vateer are al vel and in 6ue spirits After the ne
Oh Hgh seas upon her mission Of retrib"ti0H.
florence, ALA.-Florence, at which point Yankee
&C Is reported have landed is a town in North Ala
IA at the foo. Of Muscle shoals which i the head of
igaton Of the Tennessee river. Il was occupied bv
enemy during the last summer months. The neigh
hood is quite wealthy one, and support. an ari.-
rley Of some pTeteusiOns. Florence was quite
sperOus place in times Of peace. Ire town laid
by General Coffee in 1913 aud his descendants sill
n large tracts Of fertile bottom land in the immediate
Unity.
rHE Flour MPEEssNENTs-The argument most in
que with those who apologize the seizure Of Hour
ongng TO private parties, Is that necessity requires
that it is the only method by which the army can be
b pc from starvation We are informed that large
q antty Of Hour welve hundred blrrels belonging to
ga Government has been stored at Burksve ever since
July. Possibly the officers Of the Commissary De-
plrtment were not aware Of the fact
RENASDED FOR TRIAL.-JOha Moore, alias James Ma.
ne, Of the 5th Texas regiment arrested for making
urderous assault upon Simon Jacob, odger at the
,OtswsOd Hotel, with intent to rob him of sum of
oney, vas examined yesterday before the Hastings
0urt and remanded for ana trial before Judge Lyons.
icObi who was enormously reported dead, on the
Itness stand very feeble, and covered With ghast
F0unds.
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fe25-tds
THE LARGE, ELEGANT AND HAND

THE LARGE, ELEGANT AND HAND
Il called Rocky Nj Is South Anna river In
Hanover county 20 miles northwest Of Richmond, for sale at
auction In Richmond
1888, At IL o'clock that ysuabe farm called Rocky h In
county the south side OF the South river 10
Ashland and s miles from James river within
miles OF Richmond containing o Of land vi buildings
are in tmbe and pnes aud the balance cleared and, rolling
and well adapted to the usual crops.
Dr. SWANS OLD MILLS with acres OF land along Gold
creek And likewise timber tract Of 800 ront
running down TO near Berea Meeting House.
eatemen inutsd TO ride up examine this desirable
estate for . Summer location seldom
house and the the the State The owner
NOing ESQ., will be pleased to accommodate and lodge
TEns cash balance with interest and well Sc
cured Pats will be exhibited at Office received
and further information given In the time,
nesy invite those who may wish 10 purchase such estate
GoDDN GPPERsoN,
fel5 Aueiisneers.
PoSrPoSEHINf
In Of f sjIs9fy e. r ~ ssh the b0's
eas p''D'I' --'-' : &c Go5Dls IpPEasoS, Auct.
GALE OF BLOCKADE GOODS
~ On TUESDAY, March lot,
at Store, at 10 o'clock precisely, say about $40 let's
DRY Goods
Ladies and Gents Linen ard SILK HdEf..,
White Cotton +osiery,
Black and White Threads Ribbons
Hoop Skirts, x Sewi' < fix,
Ladies X d and silk Gloves and Gauntles,
French CJrseits, Shirt B0scms
Neck Ties, Needles suspenders,
shEw.s, Tapes, &c.
BOOTS SHOES AND HATS I
Cavalry Bosts,
Meas, Boy s Youths and Ladies ShOcs, 49,.
Mems Roys Ind Youths Hats,
Fine Straw BOnnets,
Black DO,
Steel Trimmings for do.
yOTI0NS:-
7, 9th and Hair Brushes,
Gents GGaBtes (Buck),
Lead Pencils CUInis every variety;
Percussion Caps, Pocket Books,
Black and White Pas, Note Paper,
Pocket Knives, Buffalo Robes, &c
DRCGS:-
Gum Opium Morphine,
Quinlne Pure Nitrate Silver,
Clorad, Potash, &C., &C.
mh7-is ROBINSON, ADAMS CO,
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BY GoDDIN L ApPERsoN, Auc,s.

THE NEW AND VALUABLE DISTIL-
L LEaY At ROCK Ts MEAN eHLILs CRIHK Pox SALE
AT AUCTION
We shall sell at auction the premises TUESDAY the
1Oh March, 1865 at ~ o'clock hreeourhs Of the
above fronting the County Road containing Ts00
acrts having thereon large brick building used and tu
ey oge with the machinery herein sad TO bella good
order other amtd Tenemn,s adapted 10 sores and
dwellings
foregoing property regarded very valuable and the
ton admirably adapted 10 the business o: Distery.
TkRxsOash, onehd cash. tn balance at and IL months
for negotiable notes. with interest adde secured BY rCst deed
! GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN,
fe25-tds Aucts.
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THE COTTON FAMINE IN FRANCE.

We copy the following from lengthy article in the
London Index, of sth JAM descriptive OF the cotton
famine on the Continent"
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SUGAR.
fel0lm

~ 20 hhds really prime Sugar,
rs bbls do do
IS half bbls chSrheddo
ForsGle by
mh9-A oHAs T.'WoRTIIAM 90.
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ADJr INsPEJroR GESERALS oFFICH }
RIcHxoAD, March !, 1868. 4

ADJT lN5PEJrOA GESEhAI5 OFFlCE,
GEsERAL O7DERs "
No. %.
The following order Of General RotertE Lee ATOP the
War Department and repubshed for the information nd gov
ernment Of all concerned:
To avoid the Danger II the certainty CT frequent collisions
and The consequent destruction Of life and property rs well as
obstruction 20 all rapsport ion IL absolutely rece sary that
the railroad should be undivided
control
These considerations make imperative that aims hnud be
regua ed In heir ovements ami speed their
aud engineers 10 dance with the Regulations
bss OF the Company
All the operations the road should be controlled by Il, super
insudeb other authorized off snd all orders ira por
taon OF kind and the OF train vii be
directed through him. when the egences the service demand
a variation from the regular schedule.
Disregard Of this rule will inevitably be attended with
consequences.
BY order,
[Slgnedl
g. COOPER,
mhlO-lw Adult ard Insp'r General
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NOTICE.
1 meeting OF the Stockholders Of the Va.
Towing Company will he held At The Office Of mess James Gray
Sons on WEDNESDAY the llth Inst, at II O'clock, NJ
WA c. T. MPKINS,
mill Oh
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VIII. All Horses and Mules IN this Cit In the service OF
the Government the Cheers thereof will be denied thr
raton of Forage in kind sher thu expiration eight days
from this date unless Certificate exhibited with claim 10
uch Forage Gen. winder that Horses or Mules are
CURED for The service OF the Command within the his
Dep rment.
By command of the Secretary OF War,
JNo. WIrHERs
mh5 -lW Asst IL General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-10

NOTICE .r.,r,rrr, vr,n
for Of the batteries Richmond For that
well recommended, II native large price viii be paid Caat
G.. W. MTNHIS
mh9-8.s Plcture Gallery, No. 2iT Main st.
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UENEaALb UFFICE,
RIcaMosD March S, Ices.
GESEHAL 0RDEss,
No. "a
l. Paragraph Of General Orders No. A. 1862 was design.
ed to apply solely the Ulcers whose commands had
reorg1nz for the agresab to the acts Of Cong No.
306 OF December lth 1862 and No s9T ofIebuary 18TH 1862
where the officers Of such re-c
ted 10 the grade Of rank they held those prior
their and before the the OF Apr
lG, 1852, commonly known as the ConscriPton Act.
In III organiza onI Of commands Under this last ed
april 6 lG2 the officers viii take rank rom Of M
and their relative rank with eech 9th anne grade will
be regulated by the date Of their former commilns
vice
H. Officers Of the Who dropped from the rolls
Tered by coursmari whose gnaons pied AMI
Who thus become liable to mi sy duty under Concr-
o1 Acts, vii when present with cir command once
rolled by Their spsctive brigade commanders whea pre-.
sent their will be furnished by their comma ding officers
The proper enrolling officer Of the district which belong
which thew reside Provided that any deer liable 70 en-
rolment sele In his former any company from
his own State In which TO be enrolled.
BY ORDER
[sgned s CojPEs
mhI-lW Adit and Insp'r GEM.
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MEDICAL CARD-OFFICE PRACTICE.
R PLUME Of the old Medical House. confines himself mainly
~ office practice Franklin street little below the
Exchange Hotel and dgonay opposite Odd Fellows Hail. where
Bku and confidential treatment be obtained reasonable
terms Those who have been exposed certain contagious ALL
ments, re'nvted 10 call early
Communication by mall otherwise, promptly attended to-
Office open from Q A. N. I'LL 9P, NJ.
RICHMOND, Va. no2l-ly
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BY PuLLIAM 4 CO., AuCTs.
HKxRY DUxxroIoH
CCOTCH SNUFF AND SMOKING TOBAC.

~ Co-The undersigned Manufacturer OF the celebrated
brand os1okng Tobacco Oily Bowegs, Grand Turkey, Win
nebsgo, and Eephsnt has enlarged his capacity
turing and added to his business the superior
quality OF Scotch Snuff which he prepared furnish his
customers and the ade generally Wholesale prices his
Factory, Of Ph aud Jackson streets, Lynchburg Va
oc2S-6m g. vEYGuSON-
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NOTICE. Persons having business with the
~ BRANCH BANK OF VIRGINIA, at Fredericksburg will
find the officers at the BANK OF VIRGINIA in this city Top
stars)
s public against receiving one ana two
dollar notes Of the Bank OF Virgins payable Federcksbury
dated January lSG2 and numbered from col 1900 ncsye
which issued by the yaull
by the Army OF the United states s camp followers
te2-t wM. K. GORDON, Cssh.
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ADJr & INsP'R GENERALS OFFICE,
RIcaHosD, March S, 1sC3.
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WooDsFIELD. MONROE COUNTY OHIO AUGUST s 1863

he would not put himself practically in
antagonism with the position oe his friends.
But do it chiefly because l thereby pre-
vail on other influential gentlemen Of Ohio
to SO define their position as to be of i'm
meuse value to the army-thus more than
compensating for the consequences of any
mistake in allowing Mr.. Vallandigham to
return, so that on the whole the public
safety will not have suffered by it. Still,
in regard to Mr.. Vallandigham and all
others, 1 must hereafter, as heretofore, do
SO much as the public service may seem
to require have the homer to be, re-
A. LINCOLN. IS
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cerity and fidelity as citixenssof the United
States; and also carrying With it BIZ i'm
plication q Concession Of the legality Of
his arrest, trial and .banishment, against
which they, and the Convention they rep
resent, have solemnly protested AM
while they have asked the revocation Of
the order of banishnent not as fayor.sbus
as a-right, duesto the people of Ohio.-aui
With . view to avoid the possibility of con.
fict or disturbance of the public tranquil.
ity, they donot do this, nor dose Mr.. Val
landlgham desire it, at any sacrifice of
their dignity and self respect.
1.-The idea thatssuch pledge as tl,st
asked from the undersigned would ,sscuus
the public safety sufficiently, to compensate
for any mistake of the President in dis
charging Mr.. VaIlandigham, is in their
opinion, mere evasion Of the grave
questionsinvolved in this discussion. and
ofssaa direct answer to their demand.
And s this is made especially apparent by
the fact that this pledge is asked i,,ix
communication, which concludes. with az
intimation of a disposition on the .pars II
the PresIdentt to repeat the acts com plai,,ol
Of .4 - -. .,..s,,.sf = a =,
Il 4 al-.-
The undersigned, therefore, hayinpsfui.
~ discharged the duty enjoined upon tie.,a.
leave the responsibility with the Presi.
dent. S,..lr ,.e - .s..-s,t, -,
NJ, BIRCHARD, Chair n, 18th Diss
g DAVID'A.s HoUK, sec'y, Sd Dist.
GEO: BLISS, faith Dist. s'.sSs'ss e. sse
II W, BARTLEY, sth, Dist. ,Ts.,s
y WssJa GORDON, 18th Dist. %
saJOHNs0'NEILL, 18th Dist ssse-
G.. A, WHITE, 9th Dist. s's,'.s1'
w. e: FINCK,s l2th Dist. - -;
ALEXANDER LONG, I'd Dist.
- Jas. R. NORRIS; 18th Dist. j.
GEO. l.. CONVERSE. 7ths Dist
hs' GEO. H. PENDLEToN, 1st Dist.
W. IA HUTCH1Ns, 11th Dist.
ABNER L. BACKUS, 10th Dist,
r. F. MCKINNEY, 4th Dist.
j. w. WHITE, 10th Dist.
F. fC-TLEBLOND; 9Th Dist. y
LOUIS scHAEFER, 18th Dist,
WARREN P. NOBLE, 9th Dist.
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( p ; From The Logan Gazette. ,
Handy Paragraphs.

.a
Sg If Vallandigham were a traitor, his
friends would try 70 hide his Record in.
stead of circulating it far and wide.
nw f'yallandigham we're traitor, Il .
Republicans would be the most active of
all men in circulating his Record
B~If man is traitor, his 'RscorT
must contain the evideenc of his guilt.
See the Record of Mr.. vi = idigham.
p@- The opposition to Mr.. Vallandig.
ham was too violent to last. Its edge aud
force are already blunted and exhausted.
B&y- If Brough had one spark of manl.
ness or honor In his bloated carcase, he
would ask for Valiandigham's return.
pa-. IF Brough were not a very mean
man, he would scorn to canvass the State
abusing an absentman.
.sG IF Brough were not coward, he
would scorn to strike Mr.. Vallandi, %
while the Government holds him.
p9- Brough says to Lincoln: "Iio'd
Vallandig ham hands, while strike hinai
Keep him gagged while i slander him."
sg- Brongh says tosbis party: "I'll 10
your candidate for ,your Governor, if you
will keep .Yallandigham off me-
HGT Brough is one of those wonderful
'life-l long Democrats, who voted for Ere.
mont, and wouldn't vote for Douglas.
B@ Brough says he's Democrat, yet
sperns the Crittenden Resolutions and ,hs
Crittendeh Compromise.
Ba- Brough claims to be Democrss.
and yet says the Union must never he re-
stored until slayerysis abolished.
s0- Brough says he's. a Democrat set
goes with a party which has enacted tho
most oppressive tariff ever knqNu.
pD- Brough says he's Dcmocrai. yst
goes with a party which has Gre strd , ilvst
lnonstrous National Bank
q pay Brough says he's Deu,oera,, yet
goes with party which has stricken dq~s
State Rights and obliterated State iine.
/ sa- John Brough says he's Don,rs-
crat, yet goes fer squanderipg the puhsss
money IN wild and swastefui expsndisur-
ess 4df vt:aS89iEi Isfs 7ex tTiFisih'ssli Re
"a peA- John Brough has the only frilrussl
which. has refused to carry our gslia4t
soldiers at half fare
pes. Mr.. ,Vallandigham, while in Csn-
gress, moved an Increase of two d,llsrs per
month in the sollier's pay.
! sA- Who can spoilt to anything Jshs
Bro0gh hasidone for the esol iiesi. .or tns
army2 for anybody but. hims,sf.t5sr fnr
any thing save his railroad? ~
/ na- Brough failed to speak Mt fuisdo.
from an affection ofithe throat. Il rcsyh
had as good 9 throat as every lDaq pa, ss-
downed with; but incessant So. Il wing
has worn it out. e7f''' es'. AAs'i pNse
iSy- Brough's threat issorel ! paea 'iys
ing in ones throat affect the hruuc6isl
vessels? -.vs-.a YTf4STsi3q giss s,..
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: oB&- 81 am not friend of the Cenfsd-
crate States or their cause, but its eaisnIs,,"
- Fallandiqhosn.f "a a3sises +. -ss4 81
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na-A hop, on the, eight fantastic toe
may be pleasant, but not when you hop
on the fantastic toe of your neighbour.
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LET EVERY FREEMAN'S MOTTO
BE, "VALLAND1GHAM AND LIB.
ERTY,'e sssss3aRs ~ s.ssth
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D6 -s'I am a Demoerat---for Crnsti-
tuition for law, for the Union, for Libsr-
ty!"- ValIandighana
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!. ..lssB s.sBiul i Sin i ass Cards.
Clain A gency.

= The sntsctsber has fssnled partnership
ssritifAKSbRExs vASslcKLk and McCor. of Co.
lnuFbus, for the prpsecutian of all military
eiaims whatever such as hack pay, Bornty
Pensions, .&c,,&c. The long experience asid
extensive practice of this FIRM will it is hoped
secure public confidence. The subscriber will
attend at his efivr on Main Street, Woodsfeld
slseai Il ut tosiie DIR. isinfth's ti45 &tss ia
EDWARD ARCHBQLD,
ssb Feb. f4-ls63 9mo. fsE Atty at Law.
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pers are sent to the former direction, they are /
held rssponsihIe. Bal Sss-ssssss
s,s.,5. The courts have decided that refusing to
take periodicals from the Office, OF removing
and leaving them uncalled for, is prima facie /
ESyidence or Intentional fraud /
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-08-05
President Linc0inss Reply
- to the Ohio Co IN niittee of
Nineteen, and the 40 mmit-
tees, Rei0inder. f..-6

We have already printed the paper ad
dressed to the President of the United
States, BY the Ohio committee of Nineteen,
demanding the return of Mr.. V VALLANDIe-
HAM from exile. Below we publish the
Presidents reply aud the committees re-
joinder. r = = e
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-08-05
The Rejoinder Of the Com.
tssb mittee. r aa
New YoRK CRY July, 1, 1868.

To His Ereellency, the President of the
United States: 'isi se-a
SIR-Your answer to the application
of the undersigned for revocation OF the
roder OF Punishment of Clement l.. Val
landigham requires a reply, which they
proceed with as little delay as practicable