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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-02
4 FEARFUL RECORD.

army officer writes from Louisiana to
the Boston Transcript that the camps Of
Black regimenta in General Banks army
arc models Of ucatucss and order, and that
but ono man in the whole communal has
been punished for misconduct, Never We're
men seen TO fight with more damtloss cour-
age and devotion than these raw recruits,
lie adds:
Every man presenting him 5olt o. o. recruited
strips b thr skin, u b. surveyed by the surgeon.
On Tuesday, out of ~, ouly lI were accepted. /
have directed my surgeons to keep accurate hs',
ofthe causes or rejection Thcy report tn ny thai.
NOT IN fJte,E !, trs' from mWks of rs,, ilsin,1
More tiaa ois-ti are r-jse'oi becgtse 81 |.a5h}tg
drishg iros, iIshiag fiH ,bips and he biting of dI,
Their eaieos aud highs ltis lrigAlmi, Hundreds
ofthcm have wclts on tbsir backs as large as on,
Of your largest fingers. ! intend to have these
memordnda collected and published With c'run
C9l0G Of surgeons"
lr is announced IN o0icial circles, tha,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-02

No,yhy, the guerrilla who has been so
Troublesome on the Potomac had fight
with Colonel lowcjl'S command last week
aod Was reported severely wounded in two,
places. 4 later Ivpoy, represents tlat he
uscd ON Thursday last, Ii this bc 'ruc. a
very Troublesome nursRler is out ul the
Way i M .ugl4ay shat 50 many e tle
rotsl ggtUil" leaders who SO long siulcd
pursuit sLo9,4 como to griel ia a short
space IT time Ntbm q few weeks, Nor.
gan uiyk Mrlauu aud l.G Thompson have
toyu captured. and uaw MoaJhy ha, prob
AL, ,A.lI a.. t-.5, ..lert..
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" hat the South, IL NuccesSfaI, has to EN-
peCt.

All the lntvFcSts Of truth and igStcc, of civila-
uon and humanity all shat tends to the increase of
wealth, the extension ct commerce, aud the adj
yaucemcnt or mankind are arraycd against Slav-
cry, whether IN the OIL World or the New. RcfuS-
ing 10 profit 10y the lessons a history and of oh
Scrvahon- turning thc light Of ChrlstiauSy into
worse than hcathcn darkness graSping rs arbi-
,rary power and at uncarnod uchcs in contempt cI
the laws evolved by the experience OF all nations
th' South has choscu o. w'l political Independence
with personal slavery, There is little chance that
It viii win even temporary ipedom from the
wholesome restraints Of Federal authority, Bu, il
u should, Il will then have to reckon with the
moral sense and material int rests OF the whole civ
dllel world Whom i' has destroyed th2 Uuion. il
Viii have O. caWNlt with p.nkirl Ila.1,a 81.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROCLAMATION!

TNllE Electors Of Wood county, Ohio, are hereby
l. notified to meet in their respective Townships
on the SECOND (2) TUESDAY IN OCTOBER
next, that being the thirteenth day. between the
hours of six (G) O'Clock A. NJ. and six (6) o'clock
=, NJ, at the usual places Of holding elections
therein, or at such places as the Trustees thereof
may designate, and then and there proceed by bal
lot to vote for suitable persons to fill the following
offices, to-wit:
One Governor, one Lieutenant Governor, one
Judge of the Supreme Court one Auditor of State,
one Treasurer of State, one Member of Board Of
Public Works, one State Senator, one State
Representative, one County Commissioner one
Treasurer, one Auditor, ono Clerk of Court one
Judge of Probate Court, one Prosecuting Attorney,
and one Coroner.
The Trustees of each Township are required, on
the day Of election aforesaid, to select good Judi
cious persons having the qualifications of electors,
to the number set opposite the name of their town
ship, to serve as Jurors for the Court of Common
Pleas, for the year 1864, to-wit:
PcIrysburg, II; Bloom, 8; Liberty, 3; Lake, A.:
Portage, 81 Henry, 3; Troy, Il Center, S; Jackson,
|; Freedom, 7; Middleton, 4; Weston, s. Mont
gomery, 10; Washington, 5; Milton 3; Perry, Z;
Plain, 9; Webster, 5.
Given under my hand, officially, OF Perrysburg,
this ID day Of September, 1869.
G. L. GUYER, Sheriff.
pprrVs shurn. q SrOt 1Sh2
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SCHOOL ENAMINESs' NOrACE.-The
~ Board Withhold their next regular session for the
examination of Teachers, on the
First Friday in September lS6a, at Perrysburg.
Examination viii con.menes punctrally ' at Q A. NJ.
Applicants need noe apply for Special Examination,
but are required to attend the stated sstings of the
Board.
All correspondence with the Examiners should bs
directed to the undersigned, at Howlins Green.
IS j. W. WOODBURY., Clerk,
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EHARDW ARE,
TIN AND STOVE STORE.
0'D0N0LD Il WORRIES,

GILEAD, OHIO.
hE EE p constantly on hard general assortment
N of Tin and .Ihr+Snescd Ware Eeodem Ware,
and AGRICULTu RAJ TMrfsEMENTSr consisting,
Of Mowers, Rcapers, Eorse Rakcs, Grain-Cradles,
Scytbes and Snathes, Drills, Corl-Shellers Hoes,
Rakesf seel Flows Of vario@s patterns, Corn Flows
and Cultivators.
IRON of an kirds, and a general stock os
HARDWARE.
Our stock of STOVES includes the Royal Oak,
Hing Improved, Statesman-something new ana
superior, Volunteer, Compcor. and all the popular
Stoves of the day.
Our PARLOR and PAREGRi COOK STOVES
are of the best quality, fhi5h and pobern, and we
invite fri ,Jats to call and GeA at them before
purchasing eTsew here.
We willexchahse our Goods fur Cash, Old Cop
per- Old Iron, Rags. and
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE,
Ready pay" being the opder Of the day
Gilcad,' o., August 5, 1863. I4zs
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PORTABLE CIDER MILLS.

T AN AGAIN in market with these cxcelIer
4 Mills. There have been several improvement
made since last season which makes them now tn
most perfect mill in the world. Call and see sam
pie mill also the
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CLOTHING,
CUTLERY,
GROCERIES,
QUEENSWA ARE,
GLASSWARE,
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS & CAPS,
YANKEE NOTIONS, Sc, &c.
CLOTHING

These Goods were purchased at the lowest mar
ket prices, and will be sold at very small advance
upon cost. All we ask is an examination ofgoods
and prees 30 demonstrate TO the people of this place
and vicinity that it is their interest to buy where
goods are warranted, and where they can get the
full value of their money.
Only giving you limited portion of our many
styles and varieties, we ask you to give us call
before you make your purchase, and we will prom
Use, not only to give you good and desirable Goods
bat will give you the best of bargains.
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BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILL.

have sold these DTills for thyee seasons, and do
Eot hesitate to pronoSnee them the best dill ever
sold in the county, Farmers, don't fail to get
BUCkENE GRAIN DRILL,
d. KREPS.
Perry shUru J,yly % ISkG
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-02

The slcSt vessel aaoat has jas, been condemned
o0 the F5yNi1n g7lst, She was go years old,
THIS was mono other than the abGllpsS BARK Ma-ia,
ot Bedford I. :, She was the first ship which
carried tho United States daS ON the British Chan
~. liter a., great Pc e.g.,a,
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r. R. MILLER g co.

One and ALI are Invited
70 CALL AND ttANisE rHr
MOST EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
WHICH HAVE JUST BEEN RECEIVED AT
The Well-known Dry Goods Store
f. R. MILLER & CO.,
PERRYsBURG, OHIO.
Thankful for an increased patronage, we respect
fully solicit its continuance, and again take pleas
uro in saying to our many friends and customers
that we have Just received from the East our first
stock of SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
We are consequently enabled to present to our
friends and patrons one of the most desirable and
Attractive stocks Of Goods
NORTHWESTERN OHIO,
WHICH ls MADE UP IN FART PROM rRE FOLLOWING
MAGNIFICENT ARRAY OF Gooos ;:
SILKS,
Plain, Black, Figured and Fancy-aIl styles,
DRESS GOODS,
OF every style and quality desired.
ALpAoAs,
Of the most beautiful colors.
Said 20 be the best stock in town.
FRENCH PLAIDS,
In styles the most beautiful.
GINGHAMS, PRINTS, DEBAGES, &c,
That can not fail to give satisfaction.
| BONNET TRIMMINGS,
You can gel any thing you want.
The very latest Spring styles.
BoNNETs,
For Misses and Children.
BRAIDINGS,
All the new colors.
DoMESTICS,
Shectings, Shirtings, Ti:kings, &c.
WHITE GOODS,
Plain and Barred Cambrics
SWISS GOODS,
Plain and Figured
ENBROIDERlEs,
Linen and Thread Edgings
EMBROIDERED COLLARS,
| Every style and quality
LINEN HANDEERCHIEFS,
| Warranted Pure Linen
TABLE LINENS,
Brown and Bcachel
NOTIONS.
We dare not try to mention all the kinds
HOSIERY,
For Ladies', Misses, Children and Men
| GLOVES,
Kid, Silk, Lsle, Cotton, G.
Wells,
Lace, Figured, Plain aud Embroidered
FANCY TIES,
Desirable in every particular
| SHAWLS,
Unsurpassed in both style and quality
/ SHOES,
Ladies', Misses and Children s
| UOOP-SKIRTS,
Do not buy until you see our styles
In addition to the above,.we have secured al
I extensive assortment Of
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-02
NOIItNInr ItnIG UlstrlCtI VhlO,
Toledo, August %, 1868. lTb
ATOR,S NOTICE.

q ADNINISEHATO NOTICE.-N,tils
"a is hereby given that have been duly appointed
ana qualified Administrator ot the estate Of John
smith, late OF Wood County, Ohio, deceased, All
Perions interested will govern themselves accord.
ingy. h. l. PETERS, Administratot,
Ferry sburg, August 20, leBS, l1ds
d, WIILAID'S ESCNTE.-E' Ranger,
bs Administrator Of the estate OF J. willard. de
yoAsci has filed his account in the Probate Court OF
Wood county, Tor final settlement The same will be
for hrEf,u ou the 1th day OF October, 1864
EDWIN TULLER, Probate Judge.
perTy-lurg, August ~, 1868 l7ds
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a ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE. Notice
"A is hereby given that have been duly appointed
and qualified "a Administrator OF the estate Of Mary
Carol, late Of Wood County Ohio, deceased. All per
sons interested Will govern themselves accordingly
Augu'tN 1868 l1sd'l JOHN NORIs.
NOEICE.-Tho undersigned has been duly ap
" pointed and qualified as Administrative OF the
estate OF Henry kindsrvatcr, late Of Wood County
deceased All persons indebted to the estate are re-
queScd to make immediate payment; and those having
claims against the same will present them to the un.
ders gned for allowance.
AUGUSTA KINDERyATER.
Perrysburg August 26, 1868. 1Scf
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"a is hereby gwen that have heen duly appointed
and 9ual3cd administrator Of the estate Of Joseph
X "uiicS late u Wood County, Ohio, deceased. All
persons Interested viii govern themselves accord
ipgly, DANIEL NAIL, Admiuistratcr,
Perry shUrg, August u, lS63 lAds
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THE UNION STATE TICKET.

THE UNION STATE TICKET
Election Day, October ~, 1893
ron GuyERNUR,
John BROuGlf,
Of Cuyahoga County.
roR LtECrESNNr.Gulm, m,NuEi
CHARLES ANDERSON,
Or Montgomery County.
FOR SUPREME trnGE,
HOOKING II. HUNTER,
Or Fairfield County.
FOR AUDITOR or SrArl,
JAMES II. GODMAN,
or Marion County.
ron TRrAsuRrR or STATE.
G. voLNEY DORSEY,
Miami County.
ron BOARD or runtIc wotEf
JOHN ". bARRERE,
OF HIGHLAND County.
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UBEEOHNTE NOTICE,-

EPHOHATE NOrICE,-No,icc is hereby gtyen
that William feaTnsides, Administrator on the ss.
tote OF John Astliug. has fed his hnal account,
said estate, in the Probate Court OF Wood County,
chic, and the same win bs far hnal Nearing the
u day e September. A, D. le6S
EDWIN rULLER, Probate Judge.
vsEysturg August -, ,aes ,Sa'
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
WM. A. POND s. CO.,
SIT BROADWAY, NEW YORK,

Nate FIRTH, POND & co..
Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds of
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
AND
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SEQUESTRATION SALE OF $4,000 ACRES
OF VALUABLE LANDS.

RF VIRTUE OF DECREE FROM THE DISTRICT
- Court for the District of Florida will be sold 10 the
highest bidder, on the Public Square in LAKE CITY.
FLORIDA. on Wednesday, February llth, 1863,
at IL O'Clock, A. H. many valuable and desirable tracts f
Land, some of which are situated in Suwannee County
some in Levy several in Marion, and many in Aachus
County and all either within convenient distances of
the Railroads. :
All persons desiring places in the richest and most con-
venient section Of the State be accommodated for
only do these many tracts Tin all comprising over 45 ono
acres embrace every grade of land the very richest
Orange groves and other unsurpassed hamnmcks veil
adapted the culture of Sugar and Sea Island Cotons az
also the best of wetimbered Pine Lands equally good
healthy and delightful residences be had convenient
not only to richer lands but to never failing abundsnt
supply Of fish, wild fowl and game. Thus not only de-
these lands embrace every grade of quality but tLey will
be sold in bodies varying from 10 sores 1000 by which
every can be suited. =. - +.
To those who wish to further South to the most
desirable portion of country where as many (f not
more the comforts and Injuries of life can be more east
y had than in any other country this is their
To capitalists wishing to invest their surplus funds IL
something permanent and Of increasing value now il -FOUR
time; such another you will not have again. =
Terms Of Sale, CASH, in Confederate notes or bonds
payable the sales confirmed BY the Court-
For further information, numbers of the Lands 10 be Of
fred DC, &c address the subscrber at AHnvILs East
Florida, James Banks, Esq, District Attorney Lake
City. &. W. B. HUDGS0N,
Receiver.
NorR-Parties from distance leaving Savsnnsi. Ca.
by Gulf Road ON Monday morning. will reach Lake City u
O'clock NJ Tuesday, in time for sale next day.. .
Gainesville, Florida, Jan. 20. 1862. It'd.
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FLOODED HORSES FOR SALE.


4 B. n, TOBACCO FLY, BY RED EYE. OUT OF
Fire Fly. Imp. Priam. G. dam BY Imp LusborouGh:
lost only one race out Of sx-5 years od-uow 'lintcd
Her produce, B. F., by Albion Jr foaled last spring
) b. H. Horse Fly. BY Imp. Fly b. Night OFT of Fire
l. Br. F., full sister to last named $500. -
g. B. w. Lola by Bailie Pevton out of ret mare, now
ten years old and snted to Tar Rivers fine brood and
saddle animal, $3.50.
q. Her produces B. " Esther, BY Gen. Hswkins bay
Priam 4Sears Old, now stnted TO Tar River, $40:
B. H. fall brother to last named years Old, $500.
8. B. =, BY Imp. Fly by Night years Old 100
.. e, Epsilon, BY Epsilon, Jr., one year old $4oO
10. G.: BY Albion, Jr, which horse Col. Green lost
H. e., by same out of No. 6, foaled May 1efh 1872
as was No: l0a perfect match, price for pair. s5Oo
70. Be. H., Mid Night by Imp Albion, dam by lump.
Glencoe, years old. 81 900.
l3 B. NJ Pitch Dark years DID, in oal to Albion. Jr
she 5y Imp Albion, dam Stockhoder, g. dam BY Imp.
A. Ch NJ Kitty, years old. splendid saddle horse.
is. 8. H, Regent Jr, by Regent years old. $500:
IT, b. D., Beauregard, year old. by Gen: NJ 1. haw-
kns bay Pram This horse is believed to be the LIST or
I'd racer in the country He the great New Market
Sweep Stake in two straight heats, beating fine eld-
Among them Ninette, full sister to the renowned Planet
his dam by Imp Trustee-he is full brother 10 the cee-
brated race horse Frank Allen. We will sell cnehaf 10
terest in him for s., 900.
Wagner hose-large gentle and we'll broken to singis
or double harness. 800.
Being stocked with horses we will sell at private
SALE the above list Most of their pedgrees are as tho.
rough and fashionable in this country More COM
plete pedigrees will be furnished purchasers:
THOS. ]. GREEN SON.
Emeralda. near Warrenton, N. c.
Jan. 20, 1858. 1-2m.
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Maj Gen. Hill passed through the city on Sat-
urday last on visit to his family at Charlotte
He looks war.worn, but win only take short res
pite, we presume. -
For the Standard.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
At meeting Of the Scotland Neck Mounted Rifles held
at Camp Badger, JAM 9th 1863 the following preamble
and resolutions were read and unanimously adopted
WHEREAs 1t has pleased God in His Allwfse Providenee
to send again His messenger death our midst and take
from our highly esteemed friend and brother soldier
Z. L. CLAY. Therefore be it
Rssored That the death of Robert l. Clay has cast
tenance of every member of this company and while his
name has been erased from the Register Of this Company
trust thas been enrolled by the recording angel in the
Lambs Book of Life.
Rolued That long before thoughts had been diver
ted from the sad memory of W. 7. Curre and while our
eyes still moist with the tears Of sorrow and anguish
the dreadful to US that another Of o num-
Der had been called from earth to eternity.
ResolUd That while hearts are filled with DEVOTION
al admiration and awful respect at Gods dHpensaon Of
all subunary things do feel most sensby the irretrev
able loss of whose chefst delight to bestow low
along the walks of life and snatch his fellow man from
the vortex of ruin.
Resolved That it would be act of superogation to
cnumerate his many amabe qualities and traits OF
character for all who knew him. admired and respected
him. for his wealth of mind his ndomtabe will his high
aspirations and laudable ambition.
Resolved That while bow down in contrton at the
will Of Providence sympahze with the relations of the
be no longer moves living thing among his memory
will forever cling around the affections Of hearts
Resolped That copy of these resolutions be published
and sent to the relatives of the deceased. ---
| LlUr J. +. SAVAGE, Chm'n.
J. J.: l. l. b hsssss' com,.es.
| +. T. BRANCH J
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Col. MALLErE-The Progress learns that Col.
Malett with his battalion is to be ordered to the
6eld and that he is to be superseded IN command
of the camp Of instruction by Virginian, Col.
August. We hope the Secretary of War will not
thus ignore the many competent North Carolina
officers for that post Col. August may be very
fit and clever man, but the post should be filled by
North Carolinian. Capt. McRae, who has been
assisting Col Mallett is said to be fully competent
for the position. By the way, we regret to learn
from the Fayetteville Observer, that the wound of
Col. Mallett was more serious than at first believed,
and it is feared that some weeks must elapse be-
fore he will be able to take the field.
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OBITUARY NOTICES.

Died. in Granville County. on Saturday. the 10th nst
Of John and Mary Hargrove Young in years but ef re-
markaby intelligent piety and sweet resignation, her faith
found its chosen in the words Of the
Psalm" The Lord is my shepherd, shall not want.
Tho walk through the valley and shadow of DEATH fear
evil" Her memory is embamed in the sacred recolec.
tons of those who watched her last hours and those
who loved her most and greve most for the loss of her,
cannot but thank God for her good example,
Died. the 9th of January 1862 at the residence of
Dr. Rcks in Rocky Mount, N C., of congestion of the
brain, H. d. GRIFFIN LIST Lieut.. Co. b. 47h Regt n c.
Troops, son Of Jno Griffin Sen, of Franklin county n c.
It. Griffin was for several years resident of the State
Of Mississippi, but in the fall after the of
hostties between the North and South returned to his
native State volunteered his services in defence of his
country and was elected LIST Lieutenant in which capac
tonon the field at Goldsboro-n several days tramp in
pursuit Of the Yankees-on Blackwater uuder Gen. Pry
or and all occasions acted calamity. As officer, be
was strict in discipline though courteous and kind to his
meever ready to obey his countrys CALL and administer
comfart to his suffering soldiers Though he made
stsnees to religion he possessed kind and geaerons
feIlow-men His loss will be deeply felt and deplored in
the company to which he belonged. He leaves loving
Ers to mourn their rretrievabe loss. T. ]. W.
Register State Journal and Spirit of the Age please
copy.
Died of Dipheris on Saturday December 27th, 1882,
JOHN ELDnIDGs, aged one year. nine months and seven
days.
Also, on Tuesday Dec. 80, 1862, MARGARET GR1zELLA
Of same disease aged four years and twenty two days
They the only children of John and Sarah A. Moore
Of Johnston county, N c. So short the interval be-
tween their deaths that both their remains buried at
the same time. r.
In Statewide Dec 10TH MARY BLANCHE infant daughter
of Maj. A. X. and j. Simonton, aged years month
| and ten days.
This a remarkably intelligent and lovely child for be,
The last of severely bereaved family. The honored
father who fell Richmond in defence of his country
with three unusually interesting children sleep side
side new made graves They were lovely and pleasant
in their lives, and in their death they not divided
But we believe that it is well with the parent and the
children May bereaved relatives prepare to meet their
| beloved ones where peace reigns Vt. VI. p. .
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No CoNFL1cr-We regret to see that several of
our State papers are still snarling at our Governor
and Legislature for the very proper course pursued
relation to the arrest of Rev. Mr. Graves. They
profess to be actuated BY desire to prevent conflict
between the Confederate and State Governments,
which they likewise profess to think was provoked
by the action of the State. We hope, such being
their protested motives, that their anxiety will be
relieved and their grumbling stopped when inform
ed that the arrest Of Mr.. Graves was not made BY.
order OF the President or Secretary of War; and that
Mr.. Graves was not only cheerfully yielded to the
demand Of the State authorities but the course pur-
sued by the latter made the subject of cordial
congratuation by the Confederate Secretary of War
Will this satisfy our grumbling contemporariesr
We fear not But we think it will satisfy all save
those who are interested in making the suppression
that North.C Carolina is ga id nest of traitors
1t has been our misfortune to have such persons
among us from the beginning Of the war, and t.:
their ceaseless efforts to depreciate the character OF
the State are we indebted for much Of the impu:
dent railing that comes to us from abroad.-Fay-
etteriile Obsercer.
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REv. r. j. GRAvEs-The investigation Of the
rges against this gentlemen were postponed on
10Th, at Hill>boro', to some day in February,
the order of Governor Vance. We understand
It the authorities at Richmond have raised the
estion, that inasmuch as Mr. Graves alleged Of
&c was committed in Virginia that therefore he
build be tried in that State, The proposition is
|re specious than sound. If Mr.. Graves had been
aimed in Virginia after his arrival from the North,
h his case examined there, no objection would
BE been urged but his forcble seizure without
+ form of law, and his removal from this State,
Is that claim out Of the question Let Mr. Graves
fairly examined in his own State. The Confed-
tie government has the same rights in North
Folina as in Virginia, and moreover, being able
bring its witnesses to any point, which Mr.. Graves
ht not be able to do for his defence, justice and
ht demand that the investigation should be had
this State