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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-31
OBITUARY..

DEL a. his relence Ia CheIterad county the 81 day Of
Angus lsd3 DR. JOHN r. WALK In the " year OF age.
We by this dHpe alton Of Providence, called
oldest citizens WLo for years. std at the
his profession In tn Junty and In The pN ate a
o. neghbor and r end will b: long remembered
of ieh Is not pleasing TO look back
many affords thu young Of country
example worthy Of imitation he started fe tn no lend
ion, and fortune bat lis talents Iy bis energy
he arrived emnence In Lila profession, red around him
interesting family nuateda comfortable indpen
Gence had his hOu At ali times FED as the home Of hos
ptay. ArAent AID mpusiye in his feelings In his acton he
was prompt mpeu us. In his mot YES he Greet
In his kind and adectonat In his disposition IT. ely
s.c society coUrted by old and young to whom
he was always Agreeable l. pie sing 10 In bis old
attic ion aid It's hand upon him, how tenhe
ceerfunes thtL charm TO his
tree, which the blast OF bad
ry withered ana decayed, will yet at tines exhibit yena
that beSute' the rounding scene, the natural
wac t Of his In bis old wou oen make for
get his ncons hope he long be left friend
and Gsso late. claimed him. and vile, children
y left the void thus created That
religion which embraced many yeas before Lis soace In
his Affections and bu,yed him up his dying hour As hus
band father and czen the sincere ef at his death
best attest lis merits and virtues. FRIEND
au3l-r
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-31
CoyFKDRRATE STIrEs 90 ANKRIcA,
Oaice Of the Chef Conmlsary for
Dlatrlc, No. l. PsteIsburg, Va, Avg. "a.


IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE DlREC-
tons from the oommssary General through the Chief Com
ussary Of the State this si;t embracing that portion OF Viz
ep o. The Blue Ridge and South Ct James Biye has been
Iubdiyiddd.
The foosig officers have BEEN stectfas purchasing CON.
for tie varous s7bd 1s witn authority TO appoint
SCENTS for each couuty respective dse The names Of
those agents " n be announced al 40 early day
A. o. g., Headquarters BLACKS ana
Whites OF III wddie Amelia PevhAtn, fotto-
way Lunsnburg portion Brunswick ng north ofthe
OsptaIn A. williams cs (Hesdquare-s Clarksylle) for
the COUNTIES OF Meckesbug Grctnsy that portion OF Bruins
wick aou,h Mekefn RIVER and the county OF Charlotte,
soutbeast 1f the DanYi l. RsilrOa I.
Captain Nc oas a c. headquarters New Oanton,
Buckngam county, fer the counties OF Prince Eiward, Cuneer-
land and Buckiogh1p. - a.,
Charlotte souti easg II d awhile RIl' Dad.
Gap ain A. Meade Smith, 40 B., (HeaiquArers DanVieD Tor
Ia COUNTIES OF Psylvanis Halifax. BenTy ard Patrick
J. Vaughan A. u s. (leadquaers Lbefty) TOT The
counties OF Bedford and Pra1tlin.
Capt g. c. Elliott A. O. s. pndD Tor
the countv Of Chesterfield.
tie COUNTIES of Prince George, surry and Sussex
Captain Thomas Knox A s. Qiestqulrsters lyor DepoD
OF SOusmptcn, Isle 81 wight and Nanstiaohd
~ Farmers having subsistence supplies CT any Kind TOT SAFE
are to apply agents VI the county In which they
in writing should addressed to the cOran-
'"' . " - RoBE. ThNNAHILL,
Major and Chief ComDissary
ali On for District No. J.
Richmond Encurer Examiner and senine Lyrchburg kepuo
caa ana vrgnan Dshvs Appeal copy two weeks and send
bills to Msjlr Tancahl, Petersburg
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-31

vi ,bss view. Tdis d,sgn /. perfectly manifest %
the ,ns,osoksd assaults nos bsiis daily inside By The
Norptr, o-e. uvop ESgl-nf, I, iS we, and Dot the
Nor,h. ,ha have eau to co pplan Of her neutrality
for ., NV r. cou.ent i, il n its duration and eha
ractor without parallel ia the tistory OF national
strugse s Il rot ZOE the sake of humanity, we
shout hill wac tween these countries When,
ho -ev,r reflect upon the t-eacherous, hypocriica
character ST hoh, We are led to think that no great
violence would be done to humanity by the scourgng
of both to the pOnt Of hopeless prOstration.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-31
rrRtIo NEETING IN HENRY COUNTY.

Al a. adjourned meet ny Of tho citz'rs Of Henry
eouutr h,ld at Msrt;us,e tie ID Of He pres nj
month 10 recommend proper military q gtniz 'toa to
protect their homes and families sgAas the invaaiOn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-31
ANTI-FXTORIION AND SPECULATION MOVE
NENT.
ESrERPRIsE, MISSISSIPPI
August % 1868

10 he Editor Of the Wig:
Enclosed We send you the address otsthe "Coniede-
rate Society" org misc at tbs place, and earnestly De-
5 .eak its pub icalion in our pspe'.
We seek in this orgaiz alton do good, and believe
that are STRIKING in the right direction We engage
hearth, in this work, because "a yet no better plan
he's beep devised TO throttle the vile spectators and e1-
,oroper4. Who ik, eyi b rd', are pTeying upon our
nc h,,oa Able srd dis nguished men have taken this
su isct in hand and given the weight Of their nhu'
esc'.
We deu sending cut able speakers TO establish these
pat,o,ic societies IN aloDg railroad and river routes
and II en- seld up d,lsat-s to convention to make an
appeal 70 the manu- aotlrng, railroad and other lead
ing Interests Of the cOuntry, to lend Is helping
hand.
Something NUT be GOae, ard done speed ly, or the
vie horde Q. spectators and ex!OrOners will engulph
us in ,uin.
We are in earnest in this good work, and intend to
push this war to the last extremity.
IusbehalfSpf the society,
Yours, truly, J. w. II.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-31
LIST OF WOUNDED OFFICERS AT UNITED STATES
HOSPITAL.
CHESTER, PENN, !

CHEsrER, Penn, August Is
Lieutenant p Null Lieut. H Winston, Lieut.. A G
Webb, Lieut.. R NJ Register, Il Randall, @ Ingram,
Captain w G Whitehead h North Carolina. Lieut..
E Moore Lieut.. NJ Lawrence 22d North Carolina
Lieutenant Casein, 9TH North Carolina; Lieut. w Il
Winchester, died; Lieut. F Williams, Lieut.. P Woods
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-31
mEDIC1L CARD-oFFIoE PRACTICE.

DR. PLUME, of the old Medical House, con
aues hi nse mainly 10 ofce practice, on Franklin g.
beow the Exchange Hotel and oiagonaly opposite ODD Eel
I Hall where ful and coph endAl treatment nay pc o.
on reasonable tes Thse who have been exposed 70
eontseious ailments, srh Invited to call early.
oomnunisaons by mail otherwise prsmpy attended to
oaice open from Q A. ulsP. N.
RICHMOND, Va. noV
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-31
LAND.


WILL be sold at Liberty, on MONDAY,
w qsh sepemberif lot sold privately beore-s TRACT
OF LAND lying the turnpike five miles East OF Liberty and
three miles Lowrys alton, stjong the lands Of T. T.
Saunders Mira Merriam, and contain 229 Acres
I'll. Ote Low grounds. The improvement
consist OF small DIV cling House. teyerl Cab Corn House
and stabe.
Also TRACT lying Smiths Mountsins adjoining tie LANDS
Of Mrs Anthony Coal and the late Nicholas Rober son,
ami cnGirg 100 This land wholly In heartpine ana
timber excep small clearing aud csDin, reserved for the
present TO the tenapt.
Lands be sol for cash. crei CT and two
yea Qceest aDe tnnuaJ q! tie pleasure OF the pur-
chaser.
wM. N. BURwELL
Or e. A. WINGfIELD,
sug9s- Stawtd liSery,ys.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-31

NOTiCE.-;All persons having claims against
IN the estate Of ueke Ms JULIA AaAEDA PEY ION, are
hereby notified PRESENT them 10 the unie signed teddy
for payment he Is shout to 1rn the estate to the de-
vsee, under her will. w. G0DDIN Administrator,
With the VIII annexed Of Mrs; JULIA A. PEYToN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-31

AssisrANT GUARDIANSHIP GsNERALs OFFICE.
RIcHyoSD, Va, Aug. 20, 1853.
TAX IN KIND.
l. PRODUCERS WHO DELIVER THEIR
tlthe In this city, circular from this oe Of 18Th June
last. directed a. follows:
Wool ma deivere to Captain w. g. rgui'n corner Cary
ard 18th streets.
Cora oass Rye, H,y ani Foid.r to Major Robert Archer
Blcons Ga Branch o. TO ~ j)r Maynird, athe gn
Yard, IA street.
Wheat, to Capt P. A. Wexford, A O. s.
Al Other articles Of food to ospt T. hyer, A. o. e.
H. Qiartermasers ructed give similar notices la
VISA LARKIN SMITH,
.uoO-2w Assistant Qiartermaster General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-31

DR, JAS. 3. WILLIAMS
~ = RESIDENCE WITH W. L. HILL ESQ,
2D DOOR ABOVE cKSTEsERY CHURCH,
Grace st. between eth and 9Th sts.
once with Dr. W asn ST., between "a and
ih and W. g. Phillips, h st. between Franklin ana MAZE
a 2f-6ms
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i0kGE ". MUhFOkD,
Secretary Of the Com'th.

augIZ-ctu
c8-Petersburg Express" staunton "vindicator,"
Rockingham Register" Lynchburg "Virgnian" and
patch" and Abingdon "Virginan," will publish once
week till day fsesaion and forward account to this
DEPARTMENT
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-31

T AND FOR SALE-
i 900 AORE5 half mile from Meherrn Depot inerseced
by the Dauvle ID with Framed DEeilng thereon ha,ne
four rooms places There about zoo cords
ADDE'S ISAAC n. WATKINS
angoo-st Attorney at Law, Charlotte @. II.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-31
sLAUGHTsR, FICKLIN & co.,
I5o MAIN SThEET,

II AVE at private sale
IL 25 barrels Apple Brandy.
1000 lbs HngIish Cheese.
4 barr Is prime Bourbon WHISKY
10 barrels Bro. Sugar.
b barrels cut Loaf suga-.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07
morgnn's Oniccrs.

A eltgotion Of 80 ol Morgan's officers,
including Col. Duke, ,lelt JOhnson's Island
on Saturday last for Columbus, for the
purpose OF being placed near the person
Of their famous chief. They were dispos-
ed Of according 20 cores spoudcnt ol the
Cincinnati Commercial after the follow.
log manner:
They were incarccrated in the Peniten-
taly, eacn man occupying separate ceii
IL the same part vi tlt builuing with their
cnivt. Tncy were not ,xenihvd cios5,v,
thai having Uuen cone at JJhnsOn's Is.
iand. Owing ~ the lhieness VI tntlr ar
rvat, th,y were nDt shtytd Ur scrubbed
tuut eyt ning, Lut to-InUrrow every one Vi
tucm viii 10 but through the same course
that the ii 81 squad were.
Col. Duhc n sumed the air Of q brava-
ut, when iil suittu his situation. The
majority u them behaved well, but ocas.
iuno,y att iuiludent fellow began " brow
ms uump,t, when the rules against talk.
ing were instantly tniUrc-d. The thir-
teen prl'utrs, WhVm " re put IN the prls-
Oh al the same time Mofgan was, nave
Uc. u returned TO Camp Chss,. Th,s
leey, xtl-eight ,illc,rs cyhiincd in the
PcnItcntlDry, t. be sept tne,o Til Col
Straight unu Lilielrs are recessed.
Tue Impress,On seems ~ have got
abroad thet the PRISONERS were ciutheu u
/ PRISON haOihmtuts. This is lot the case
iuty were c.o,hcd II eitz,n's dress
fn,y are u,Cw,u tour hYulo ctcn uuy iUl
cVhy,rsUtiyn aud cxcrcisc-tWo la th,
morning aid lwoin tue evening, aud ar,
kept ehtr,Iy separate lrtm tue cUuyicts
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07

VALLAxDroHAM STocx DECLINING. The
Aliens County (Ohio) True Democrat
saws It is in possession of indisputable
proof, which il cannot properly make put /.
lie use Of, that Vallonagham "is rebel
at heart, aud would now be in the council
chamber or army Of the Southern Con-
lederacy, but that lie can be more service
able to thet cause by remaining in the
North. We would rather melt our types
for bullets and cur press into cannon
balls to fire at the rebels than to use them
to promote his election"
PRrNTfcE-of the Louisville journal
has come into possession OF the telegraph
instrument lately in use by Morgan the
raider, wherepon he morllizes, enting
thus: "Ah, John! joint John! thou pink
Of thieves, thou prince of robbers, thou
matchlcss fancier Of hurs "A rsh, thou cor.
dial hater Of sui phur and saltpetre, thou
hero Of mary mighty foot.racc, we trust
that ntvermore will any telegraphic in
srument give out its click to thy ht-fin.
gered touch"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07
NEWS ITI2NIS.

/ o. nmGibUs GrNrEAt SrHt No who
,wys wounded in the !a,o attack on
Ch,fIcslon rs dcai.
o." Mioral law has been declared in
Kentucky IN order to protect III, polls
Iro.l rebel ulc,
or tn, New Orleans Era cfthc 25th
soys Drashcur City WAS surrendered on
the laGto the CuuSoal SacLcm.
o. When al his s,cec gaaf src noun.
ted Gilmore feels col ftcit Of his ability
70 rc'ucc Fort Sumter.
09- The Presidents retaliation proc
lomaiion tNctcs general qualification,
and no Gvcbt is entertained that il will
bca' lai'hul'S Sccutcd as it has been
deliberately issued.
or Adj,tant General Thomas has
gone Ia r,sumc the organ zuuon Of negro
troops ON the Lower Mississippi, J. A..
Ware, late managing editor Of the
Washington ChroAic'e, Will accompany
him 10 lrv0tr s,cr,t.ry.
o. We said few weeks ago tha,
" Odd Seneca will place hcrseE on the
stlo of the coautry this Iall - To which
the Advertiser T, plies that il &" is simply
l'r'' II seems that il acknowledges
thai the true position OF the Coppcrhcads.
or The oder ef the President an.
nouncing that fuli aud tguul prcte,lion
will he attended to cur soldiers, white or
black, and that tll buluiics and viola.
lion' Of tho laws Of war, hy the rebels,
will be rrcmPlly re,alht,d on rcbcl pris.
on,rs, will b. read with pleasure by all.
eulrss the II iclmord dcspo,s in their
madness are willing to bring severe run.
ishwcn, on tleir own men ,h,y must Il,
once abandon their bslbarous reatmcn,
otour men.
or fgumphr,y Marshall has thrown
aside his sWord-wbieh hc never used 10
any odvan~gc--aud opercd a law cflicc
~ klchmopd, We. 4 porpoisc is always
better able to bl,w than to ilght,
0+y 1,hu Morgan ard number of his
pet ho,sc'lhicSeS are now hNmiatln, in
The Ohio Pcu,cUtiay, our CoTperhead
friends sh,u'd certainly make an dor, To
ilberate their mpghunim,us ehienain.
tie wos arbitrarily brr, st,d in 0huu, ana
---ss they declare" mdHy hundred miles
tTum the theatre ., war"
(f~y Suppose that by some calamity
john Brough should lail into the hsnus oi
the rebels aud be- at the mercy of i'm
Davis, wuuld he send him to Libby pris.
On or 10 Niagara Pals, Gs he uid YallaEd.
ighsm l-Er
NJ, he would scnd hm back TO Ohio,
for he wuuld 90 him morv good than
aurn.--A dpcriiSsr.
We should like TO hear OF one Union
man ,hS, he has permitted TO come Nor,h
within the l,st tw, Ivo months, to "a,
nothing Of Furnishing him a y,sscl in
which 10 ron the blockade. !
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07

ming Price with defeat and disaster at
Helena, in driving the traitor Johnson
With bis hosts out Of the valley Of Mssis
sppi, and las. tho not lcOst, in capturing
the noted guerrilla chief, John Morgan
and his followers while plundering the
people Of Ohio.
Ths followers Of vallondgham depen-
dcd fut success upon q series OF disasters
to our rtms; Tho soldiers have defeated
their h5pes, and buried him and his fol-
lowers bcncuih the odium and contempt
of the world through oil! coming time.
Cd. That in the late invasion OF Ma
rylaud and Prnusy ylSahiO, Indiana and
Ohio, and the concurrent riots in Boston
an New York, we recognize q combined
movement Of the enemies Of the notion,
both North and South, 20 overthrow lh,
Government established BY our fu,hefs,
aud in the failure Uf that movement. we
r, cughiso the firal defeat OF all traitors,
both armed and uhorm' d, of jeff Davis
in the South and Valiandigham in the
North.
81. We earnestly recommend to the
President to prevent at all h zgrds, the
cunqu st and occupation Of NJ xico by
France, to maintain the int gritty ol tn
Mexican Republic, and TO 'nl0rcc the
Editions Ui cur fathers, including the
Monroe doctrine 'gainst the world inorus
aud IN onOrC'ng that policy, we pledge
ty him all that nation can give, llf, and
properly, to tue last man unu the last dol.
Tor.
We endorse the declaration Of princi.
ciplcs announced by the Union State
/ CONVENTION convened at COluubus, Jun.
| 18th, q 4 cudors the candidates nUinno.
ted by that Convention, ana pledge ,ur
|uncctsirg ,lurls to secure the triumph
| f the Union State ticket, aud the ticket
this day nominated.
Tue following Township Committees
| were th, announced:
ADAM-.- Humphrey Whtcman, A5ncr
Minis aud byron Ruhl.
Bloom y. Il. Wilson, l.. p. Bliss and
| II. +. osslcr.
BIO STRING j. w. Lsvbcod, Peter
Broylon ahu +. Hahn.
CL'xTos.--C c. c. Park, Lewis L. IIoliz
anu Pnilip Spi,Im
EprN j. NJ Sttrcus, JJhn Dt Lama.
ter uLd w. B. Watson.
lIorLwELL.-R. =. Baker, John VI.
Shuud bnu John Keller.
JACKS s.--Thomas Pcnncll, /. N.Wy'
ant aud James Ilil'.
LlDrRTY.--Jonothnn Cessna, Daniet
Martin aud d. B. King.
LouDt N.--A. s. Dcmcnt, r. VI. Hale
and A. VI. Diac kmHn.
PLrAsANr.--Goorgc Abbott, J. Bower
soX ond j. A. Mcgee.
REED.-John Wilkinson, Wesley Hat
ton and Jonathan Oven.
ScIrIh.-S'cphcn L,phnm, J. s. Smith
and :. d. Gray.
SENrcA.--J. Rex, ID. Cu.vcr and J.
Drnkcrhuff.
THoNrsoy.-E. ]. Wcllicr, J. G. IIor.
ncr aud David Stewart.
NESIcE.--J. w. Brown, J. W. Carson
aud Hiram Il iycc.
lsr WARD, IIrriN.--I. Duitzcll, Wm.
{. My, rs ana John q. Gross.
2D WARD, TTriX.--L. A. Hall, A. w.
FIX anu J. 4. Sohr.
Adjourned. CIlAS. FOSTER,
President.
J. S. MeCLrLlAND, Secretaries.
DAVID STEWART, O'' ''' we
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07
Ahnnf Aun.IiIIIirs.

As In all probability the draft W i'll soon
be enforced here, the following article
from the Philadelphia North American
will be read with interest:
Since The draft was b gun sub, tilute
brol ers have sprung up ike fungi upo1
rotten STUMP. Their refreshments
loom cOrsp cious y from ihr columns ol
such pap rs 0s circulate anon the class
likely To he open to speculation. The
brokers charge from SEQ To $40 for o
man. The tact is that rconle who 70 ~
the brokers act uuwiscy. Tho place ~
apply for INSTITUTES is at the cilic oil the
I = ovosi Marshal In tv, ~ distlict lar. c
numbers VI men have applied for chances
| TO sub, tiiutc IN, mst YES for drafted men.
Inst, al ol goil 9 to the brokers, nany OF
whom advertise what, after ull, they can.
moi fupply, application should be nude t.
the Provost Marshal. a Broad and
S ring Garden streets yesterday we
watched the thing. We raw its opera
ton. Men were coming ard going con-
trually. While some were entering
claims for exemption, others were ncgo-
tiating with suUstilutcs.
a out $3.50 was the average price. At
this figure We saw humber OF parties
accepted as substitutes. While we were
locking on, a col,rcd preacher, pastor ol
the IoHr Church, in this city, walked up
with a splendid looking black man by his
eide. Thr man beside him lac had brought
as a substitute. He was unhcs tatingly
accepted, aud in ten minut3s ultcrwurd
was aitircd in army blue, Ctinirg with
salts uctiun in u manner that showed two
sets Of ivory from cur 20 ear. What sum
hc rec eyed il was not our buisain.ss to in.
qurc.
"Suhst;tut' >" are coming into the city
very ltrgtly ir,m other places. They
come by d,zcns on coasting vessels from
the British pr viuccs. In many cases
they are likely to desert in the same my ~
ncr. The third-cluss taycrns all Lboui
the city are full OF advcnturcrs, willing to
take n bonus o'$3O0 by dssum ~ the re.
'pUnsibilty flllirg urou some O,der man.
We repeal, avoid the substitute brokers.
The Prov1sl-M Marsh, VIII give all desired
information relative tO the procurement OF
substitutes.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07
The ohio ,,Upcihcud's Latest
hrs

That i, al aud rotutirg creation Of evil
t.nlrs' ia, grcut Ohio Cupp rhcad, SO
nauseuus "a reptile that ,ytn thN rebel
Collrdrrucyi which Etomnchs Floyd und
b. j,min, WAS obliged to ,j,ct HIN in
hast has wriggl d his way at lost ap.
pro frlotcly o. g Blitsh territory, ana coil
ed upon the rocks ut Niagara, now spils
his venom ard hiss his complaiuls
tcruss the wat, r, luri1us because he can-
uot again plunge his poisonous iaugs In.
to the lie OF his country, mad with rage
because he cannot 40 something more to
bctray tito rev hurrrrs. Tho att, mpt is
impotort. TIL Gov, thanks be
to GCd--is IN the ascend ancy. Copper.
hcadism has jumped It's length, aud has
turlcd lis louss IN its own heart. 1t
pcrishcd nIscrdOly the other day by sui.
eide, IN tlcvCry pr scHcc oi It's god faith
crs aud the Ohio tra,t-r might to-day
as ", II att m1t to kicl the mummcs ol
Thcbcs into llle Us suppose that his dem
ohstrution viii meet whh the response he
S ,ms I" have zap, ctcd, 81 Iorg as Cop
perhetdi' M mercy hIsscd and hreytcn, d,
50 long masnanimous and gr- at people
W. Bht, W - III - Att 1T, itlt Fdlc " Ns one
OF the lesser tvis vi the tim s lut when
1t eltrgcd rom lis den with Il mug eyes
aud crest erect, to deal death H. all who
disputed lis lrtrogutlvrs, il challenged
every honest cltlz n, ever lover vi Ills
country, to put his heel upon its head, 70
crush II cut Ul existence as the foul thing
il showed ilseii TO be-
AID 50 let not the hackers of this vile
traitor in Ohio hope lur any solid results
from their attempt TO make use of him.
4" Let the d, al bury their dead.n Theun.
tqudri,s VI the llstoti al Soei, ty of Ohio
might as well uIt,mpt to make the name
und the inlumy Ot that other lraitur-Ben.
cdict ArnolG-avallable to get up great
political following Us 10 hope Tor anything
from the wretch who now hurs his dirty
anathcmas upon his eoantrymen rom
British soil. Before he can get his vile
gang into line, the conflict viii be effect.
ually Terminated ; uBd in the pr. scncc,
the over-shOdOwiUg pr, sence, OF greater
cyeEts, his wrath, ond his sniveling oyer
his unWOhtei woes will be fruolten.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07
Senatorial Convention.

BrCvRrs, July 30, 1863.
Pursuant to the call Of tho Contra
Comm ttcc Of Senatorial District. the
delegates from the several counties COM
posing il, met in Convention on We'd
ucsduy, July a9.h, at 10 o'clock for the
purpose Of putting in nominltion an I'M.
conditional Union candidate for the State
ScEatn.
Tho Convention was called to cfdci
by Major J. y. S,nrs, ,f Wyundot, aud
orslu.z,d by selecting Judge Musgrave
Of Crawford. as Chairman, aud l.. A..
Hall, o Seneca, and L, A. Drunncr, Of
Wyandot, US $ crctari :.
On taking the chair, Judge Musgravc
thanked the Comcution for the honor
conc rcd upon him, and in few pointed
and we'll tined remarks, stat, d the object
OF the Convention, s0id he hoptd that un.
aniuily wonld prevail, nnd that candi-
date would he selected who would be
uiumphan,ly electcd.
The names of Judge John Carey, of
Wydndot, and Charles Foster, of Seneca
were then presented as candidates for
nominal on.
The Secretaries thrn announced that
under the call OF the Ccutrul COMMITTEE,
5 ncca county was cn;illcd to - Dele
gates, Crawford county 81, and Wyondot
county 2l--ncc ssury to choice, n.
Thr'uP3n lho Convention preceded
ballot, which retult d rs follows:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07
DIP. A. BENHAM,S

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