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The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1863-11-19
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
srAnrASpUHo DisTRIcr.
y. {. BARNETT, Administrator, Applicant


ELIJAH COOPER, ct. all. Defendants.
Petition for final settlement and decree Of es
tate Of James W. Cooper. deceased,
I I appearing To my satisfaction that Ehjah
Il Copper, James Cooper hcirs of Harris II
Yates and wife, deceased, names not known.
John Smith aud wife Louisa Smi Ia aud Jack
son Conpcr, defendants in this case resale
beyond the limits Of this State, il is therefore
ordered that they appear at ths Court of Or
binary to he holden FOR Spar,antury District.
at Spartanburg Court House. on the I'D day
Of December next, to show ct use, il any they
can, why a final settlement of the estate OF
James W. Cooper, deceased, should not be
made. and decree rendered thereon.
Witness my hand and seal Of Office, Septem
bcr Is, 1868.
JNO. EARLE BoMAR, O.S.D.
Oct ! % 3m
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Notice.

7 hereby give public notice to any persons
i holding a NOTE obtained from MARA
BENNETT, given in 1860, for One Hundred
and Forty Dollars, and if il is not presented
within twenty days from this date, will not
pay the game. 1 have cndeavored TO pay il,
and have been unable TO find out w.o olds
the note.
The money TO pay said note will be left with
\. WlSGO. Mt Sparianbu Court House to
pay said note at any time within twenty days
WILLIAM HOY.
Oct % no 3t
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E,D- A Scotch noblemsn, seeing m old
gardner Of his establishment with very
old, patched, though not ragged coat, uade
some passing remarks on its cond tion.---
" It's vera guild coat" said the honest
old man. II cannot agree with you there"
said his lordship. "Ay. It's just y vera
guild coat" persisted the old man; "is
covers con'entcl spirit, and body that
owes no man aryihi.s; and that's msir
thnn u.any man can ssy q their saot~'
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

S~ sPARTANBURG DISTRICT.
w. II. FOWLER. applicant, VS..
J.F. FOWLER, ct al defendants.
Petition for sale Of Real Estate Of Thomas W.
- Fowler, decd.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that Absa-
lom Bobo aud wife Elizabeth Bobo, and
j. r.. Fowler, defendants in this case. reside
without this State: ii is.thereforc ordered that
they do appear and object to the division or
sale Of tho Real Estate of Thos. w. Fowler.
decd, on or before the 30th day Of November
next. or tho consent Of tho sano will be enter.
. Cd Of record
u, Givcn under my hand and seal of office this
August 10, 1863
JNo. z. BoMAR, o. s.p.
Sept3 23 5m
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POCKET KNIVES!

Jus received Large Lot Of
POCKET KNIVES, PEARL. AGATE and
HORN BUTTONS; HAIR PINS; DRESS
ING and FINE.TOOrH COMBS; TOOTH
BRUSHES; LEAD PENCILS; MOURN
ING PRINTS; IRISH LINEN; LINEN
CHECKS; PINS AND NEEDLES SHOE
- II HI n r a ID
GUN POWDER, SUGAR AND
Conce. Black Pepper.
BLACK WRITING INK, &C.
All Of which arc ihstore and for sale by
w. u. "IN9o.
June 10 II
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$4,000 Reward

WILL be paid for the apprehension and
w delivery Of GEORGE MORROW. to the
Sheriff af ApHrtau ury District. Sand Morr"~
IL = m swbsr Of Company Z. 18th Ecs.mcDt.
b. e. ". aud deserte |, his command about thu
lS,h OF last April. Hs is lS years OF age, >
feet high. dark compe, ,ipn, dark hair, ami
eyes dark. A e. COPELAND,
80 Capt. Co. y. i3.h R-st. 8. e. v.
A.~ - 4 IL ts
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WANTED

YVNO purchase, y likely young NEGRO Eel.
LOW. For one capable Of discharging the
duties Of Body Servant in camp, liberal
price will bo paid. Apply at this Office imme-
distely.
Der 81 II
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dental Notice
Leather. fOl. sale.

Leather. fOI. sale.
T WILL exchange LEATHER for HIDES
upon the following scale Of prices:
Solo Leather nt 81 cents per pound.
Russet Upper. SO cents per pound. And take
hides in payment
For Green Hides, CT cents per pound.
:" Dry la Z" 3"
So Ipropose doing this for the benefit of the
community in time Of war. 1t is little better
than did in timo of peace.
DAVID W. MOORE.
Sept. 10 "a II
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Deserted

1$r-Sk
F3OM the Camp OF the 22l Soaih Carolina
IL Regiment, i" Evan. brig ,de." near. Liv
InSaon, Mississippi on ihe 33th June. 1863,
c,a:Ai. r. J. Wakefield,
, 81 e'mpsny g. aycd za years. light hair. dark
'cs'npiSsi"n. gray eyes. feet 10 inches. (Posi
srhs. R.idviite, Sp,rtanourg District. South
C.rolita. A reward OF $1,000 will be paid
for his arrest anl confinement i'm the Spartan
burg jill, or delivery 10 john y. Preston, Co.
lunbia, 5. e.
A LSO-
Second Lieutenant JOHN VI. THOMAS of
company T., who deserted nj The same time
.zsd u years. light hair. dark c,mple xiou.
bine eyes, s feet q inches high, (post Office
Pleasant Grove, Grccnville DISTRICT, South
Caroiins.) A reward Of $1,000 will be paid
for his arrest aud confncmcntain the Spartan
burg Jail, or delivery TO Col. John S. Preston,
Columbia, s. T..
Camp of the 22d South Corolina Regiment
In Scott county, Mississippi, 21ih July. 1863.
JAMES OCONNELL,
Lieut.. Col. Comm. nding I'D s. Reg.
Approved. by command Of Brig. Genera
ExAns.
A. L. EVANS, A. A. G.
Aug e ID &c
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WALKER HOUSE,

AwING to the advanced agc A .xsM
~ and the inability Of the S
Proprie,ress of this HOUSE, r.
with the great increase of patronage that this
House has been receiving from day to dny for
mo-ths pAst-being seldom less than from
FORTY to SIXTY - she will close The same
from and after this date, and no boardcrs or
transient persons will be hereafter accommo-
dated therein.
This House. situated in the town Of Spar
tauburg. with six acres Of land situated on
Main street, midway between the Spartauburg
and Union Rail Road Depot and the Court
House, and which has been regularly KEEP;
open rs Motel for upwards Of % years past,
without any intermission, is
NOW OFFERED FOR SALE,
with the. Furniture contained therein. The
House contaius
FIFTY ROOMS
Several of Them quite large. at least 10 of
them 20 feet squsre. and the balance comfort
able chambers-all we'll ventilated with lnrgc
windows, and well shaded with largo oak trees
around the premises.
The House is in perfect order. and needs no
repairs, and we'll arranged for immediate use.
Tcrms made known by applying to the Pro
prietress. Tho Servants belonging TO the
House are mcl skilled, can be hired II desired.
Sufficient amount Of good woodland 10 serv-
the use OF the House for many years within
IL miles Of the place. can bo purchased with
the premises, If so desired
NJ. B. WALKER, Proprietress.
Spnrtanburg, s. c., Sept. g, 1868.
Sept. 10 "a II
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ALSO, those holding claims against the Es-
tate of DR.. p. BONNER, dec. ID. are requested
TO present them properly attested TO the un-
d--sgned, and those indebted to said Estate,
will please come forward and make settlement.
EDW. BONNER
Juno IS IL n
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Claim Agent.

The following persons will please call early
and receipt for moneys received for their
claims.
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and receipt for moneys received for their
claims:
John White, Elias Arnold,
Lconidas Cash, &c Lester,
Thomas J Reavcs, tt Alley,
John Outs, Elder,
G. p Pyc. W p Kimbrall,
A Finch, Daniel,
Perry Ashley, @ w James.
Henry Gilbert, Wiley Vaughn,
J NJ Cantrell, Isaac Miller.
VIM Miller,
J. NJ ELFoRD, Agent.
October goth. 1868.
AsToNIsuINd.--"t am astonishcd, my
dear young lady, AZ your sentiments, you
make me start" swell, sir, I've been
wanting you to start for the hast hour"
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ne W ST @ R T.

----~~s~s<S$so $$>~~>~--
VTVHR un nlersigned having purchased and
considerably rep,enished tho Stock of
6oels owned by Messrs. Ertty, would res
psetfully ask his friends ssddt the public to give
him call Al the old stand Of those gentlemen.
Among the new goods just received arc
10 pieces FINE FRENCH PRINTS.
10 v;s SStGS-DRESS MUSLINS
20 =" FINE LONG CLOTHS.
Pew g IRISH LINENS.
An Assortment OF DRUGS.
Elmo Combs,
Drcssimg Combs,
Tooth Brushes,
English Pins.
Toilet SoRp, sc.
ALSO large lot Of cxceiieat SMOKING
TOBACCO, and many other articles.
Persons wishing to purchase would do well
to call early.
w. II. wINGO.
March 19-l-tf
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NOTICE

A LII persons holding claims against the
n Estate of ANDREW BONNER, dec. u,
VIA present tbcm properly aitesied. to eithor
one of the undersigned for settlement.
NJ. BONNER, -,
EDW BONNER, I hAo' o.
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St,.aved or. stolen

Stl.ayed or Stolen
TrROM Spartanburg Court House on the
9th instant, q small BLACK MARE,
about fourteen hands high, 6ve years old,
with = mans black quilted SADDLE, and a
com briddle on.
A liberal reward will be paid for the dc
H-.rv or the said mare at Sparta Post Office
Spsetsnturs District. or any Information 30
-.sfl,at may recover her.
WASHINGTON JOHNSON.
Sepiember 10 "a II
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-26

To amend the Ordinance eOneernug Markets.
Ser. l. That Section twenty.seven OF the Ordinance
concerning markets, he and The is hereby amended
by striking out the words tone dollar in the fourth iuo
OF said section and Inserting in lieu thereof the words
not less than twenty dollars than hundred
dOlarRn
And that said section be hereby further amended by
adding at the end Of said section the following words
and Is hereby mA1a the duty o. the Clerk OF the
Market to seize and destroy all such unwhues0me blown
ulsound meat provision alluded to ~ this section
Passed al the City Hall Apri ID. 1855
JOHN Nj. TURNER.
President OF the City Council.
Attest T. n TAYLOR CLERK
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-26
Annrentices Wanted

DoYs, leiwesn seventeen and eighteen, wanted, 10
ID learn Wheel Moulding, Those from the country pre-
ferred and nons taken who give rAtsiiciofy
ferenees. Apply To a. o LobDkLL,
my 2g-im Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-26
MONEY WANTED.

CEvERAL from $500 TO $40 Con can be loaned on
- good Real Estate security AM person having money
on hand eau have IL saialysinvefied ty applying TO-
NM. McCAuLL "
aps cut Market Sect
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Strawberries! !
Strawberries! !

NOW is the time for putting up Strawberries for winter
IN they abundant and cheap. Call and examine
the plee simple an1 desirable aft!,e ever OF.
fared to the citizens Of Wilmington In the form Of a
tunhlar Or jar with patent gum capsule; they
easily mauaged than jar In livery variety OF
reliable fruit jar will be kept hand as the season ad
vauces to which particular attention IS invited.
TlOS. Y. De NORMANDIR,
Successor to c. h. sMyfil,
Jus 302 Market Street.
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IN rnE couRr of onANoERY,



February Term, a. u. 1863
John Randel, jr., apd J,iiiiA M
his wife,
rs. IN pARTITFuN
Sarah Ann Erwin and WAltt
williamson aud Mary Matilda,
his wife,
And now, TO wit this tweny-sesenth day OF APRIL A.
D. 1865 it appearing 10 the Court that he said sareh
Ann Erwin and v altr Williamson and MARY Matilda,
his wife, reside in the sae ot Pennsylvania md out m
tue jurisdietinn oil this Court, motion Of Samuel
Guthre Solicitor for the Cnmpainans It is Ordered by
The Court that the said Sarah Ann Erwin and walter
williamson aud Mary Matilda his wife, b. and appear
before this Court at the Term thereof the rst
Monday Of September A. ~ 1866 aud show cause IL any
they have, why partition Of the premises shall not he
made asreeably In the prayer of the petition.
And Il is further ordered by the Court that copy OF
this order sh'il Within thirty days be published in tbs
Delaware state Journal newspaper Published ia ths
city Of Wilmington aud be continued in said newspaper
for period OF thirty days Hfr a first publication. and
also that copy OF the said order shall within thirty
days be posted IN the office Of the Register In Chaneer
aud at the Court House door Of the said County.
f-@, In witness whereof l have hereunto set my
hand and lhe seal of the said Court ol Chaneery
e~r- at New Castle this I'D day Of May A. D. lso3.
SAMUEL GUTHRIE
my eGIiy Register in chanceTy
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-26

NEWT0N DARLlN0's Gfnss aud Grain Seythos, seythe
~ Poles, Hay Forks, hay aks together With Embreea
Grain Cradles and all other articles suitable for the
coming harvest. For sale wholesale aud retail by
WA. H. BILLANi & Co,
:. E. corner Second and Market Sts.,
MY 70 Wilmington. Dsl.
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Notice.

ALL persons having claims against the Estate Of the
deceased present the duly atesed 10 the Ad.
ninisratrx, 10 the Rev. Patrick Reilly, before
the 18th day Of J9ne A. d. 1861 abide the Act OF
sstnbly in such mnde aud provided.
CATHAKlNE DELANEY Administratrix.
Wilmington Jun9 II. l663-jelh2m
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NBw Castle County, Juue l7th, 1868.
IpoN the application et CATHARlNE DELANEY,
u AdminisrariN of William Delaney late of the City
OF wilmington in said Cdunty, deceased 1t is ORDERED
aforesaid give noe Tie granting OF Letters of Admin
itrAt0n upon the Estate Of the deceafod. with the date
Of granting thereof BY causing advertise nents to be
POSTED within forty days nom the date uch Letters in
six Of the most public place. Of the County Of New
Castle, requiring all persons having demands Anst the
Estate to present the SANE, abide bY Act OF As
semly in such made and provided And also cause
the to 10 inserted within the same period in the
Delaware Stale Journal and Statesman, newspaper
published in Wilmington, and to be continued therein
two months
- Giyen under the hand and Seal of ONCE OF the
5B%s Register aforesaid at New Castle in New Castle
SsD County, aforesaid the day and year above writ
ten. PETER b. YANDEVER, Register.
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DIR. q. DAWSON.

Lais Of Camden, Dsiawdre and Of Ms o. S.
Volunteer Army,
Offers IN give prompt attention To The citzenl OF VIII
mingon aud vicinity in The pracliee Of his profession
s-Onies sos KING STREET, third door below the
Post Oniee. my o 3m
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n,HosE IN want Of Silver Plated Nare; sneh ~ Ice
Pitchers Silver Plated Tea Sets silver Plated NAors'
silver Patad Fork and Spoons &c &c VIII 10 well TO
Sn,oina M stock lust received aud for sale low by
0N"'NA' $40 THOs. Y DE- NORMANDIE
- 3O2 Market Street,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-26

NAILS Sash Weights, Locks, Litches, Catrhes Bolts
IN Hinges aud variety Of other articles in the buiidn
line fnr ste By C. A LODNEY,
uaf . 2u4 Mark, Street
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

WilanSGTeN January l. 1868.
THE Cvpaluers p heretofore existing between the un.
defsignei, un Ter the and firm OF smith Cal.
lAhan Is ls y dissolved by mutual consent, except
No Tar as u MAJ Ice necessary continue the
The nsal ll' 4idaton and settlement Of the bushes
Charles NTH having purchased the prop rly and a
eumeu " liabilities OF the said hrm is alone authorized
TO use v ,e partnership utme In liquidation.
CHARLES SMITH,
PATRICK CALLAHAN.
Th business will ha continued at the old stand by tho
und ersgned who returns his sincere thanks to the
ny patrons of the late hTm, aud hopeH by rigid
enton business aud dill 5ent efforts to please, to
IAN iO-tf CHARLES SMITH.
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PHILADELPHIA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Omce, No. 433 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia.

Assstts, January let, 1863, Sl79, 662 o.
Il, + KIM, President,
NJ W. BALDWIN, Vice-Iresident.
FRANCIS DLAcKBuRS, Secretary.
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NNTIII

m wO MORT0AGES amounting to ss,90O secured 1r
/ improved Ianl in Kent County. Apply at ihi Of
hee. my L. iw
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Ii persous indebted to Finn Jackson will obligo
II Us by calling aud settling their accounts without dc.
lay. All ho.e that MT paid will be handed
over to a collector. JOHN FLtNN,
j. II. JACKSON
my .glm 9l9 Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-26

FINE Lot Of Silver Plated Casiors just pesiyed iar
"A sale low, atiNo 500 Market street, by
ap3 THOs Y. DRNoRAIhNDIE.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-26

REFERENCES IN WILMINGTON.
Harlan lIuliingswor,h &Co, Pussy, Jones Co,
Bush, Clark Co, Mcdaniel, Adams Co.
Cha les Stewart. Downing & Price
juiG-6ws.
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THE UNION
Volunteer Refresment Saloon,

Established for furnishing meals 10 solaIers on
their ray 10 and from Me aoay, and he ten lporary
cure Of the SICK,
II AvINc been in operation two yesTs supp orted by
private contributions the Ln1tH Of the comm iltea pro.
nose holding Fair in aid Of fund, Connie ncng at
the Saloon on the 10th inst, to continue ten daya.
The success Of our first fair was due to the liberal pa
hAhiianis 9f Wilmington aud viciJty to extend to this
her ad Ihe express collecting ftcesi y vicinity,
ter eggs @c free OF cost to u and return all
baskets or vessels that may hO entrusted to thea
neAse dtet 40 below, So lding the oi The con
tibutor with each lot to bs registered.
ANAp ARROWS, Chairman,
Union NnlV nteer Roireshment saloon.
Foot OF Washington Avenue, Phila.
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For Sale or Exchange,

IHU FIHWN
IN KENT COUNTY, which have been under improve
ment ior the last several ysArs. Apply at this Of
ice, my 2o.f
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HORTON s. ARNOLD's SHIP AXES AND
ADDE'S.
WITH an assortment Of Other tools for sale by
W WM H. BiLLANl CO,
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Additional Foreign Ne,rs per Steamship Cify
Of Baltimore.

Additional Foreign Netrs per Steamship Cify
Of Baltimore.
NEW YORK, Oct. r.
The steamship City OF Baltimore, from Liv-
erpool, Sept. 80, arrived tonight. Her news
has been mainly anticipated per Cape Race
The following is her latest news:
James Buchanan had arrived in London.
1t is reported that the relations between the
French ambassador and the Roman Govern
ment was not friendly on account of its pro-
lection of assassions.
The fire on board the Canadian steamer
Peruvian, was got under after destroying the
decks and falling in of the after part of the
vessel.
Several engagements between the Russians
and Poles are reported, without definite re-
suits.
The Islands of Corfee and Paxo have pro.
nounced in favor of union with Greece.
1t was feared in Paris that the British Gov
eminent was about to become less indulgent
vessels for war purposes, which will affect the
policy Of the French Government and the
Southern cause.
The Globes correspondent says it is mainly
as affecting the French position in Mexico
that Federal chances or Confederate hopes
create any interest at all.
The United Service Gazette says Rear Ad-
iniral Sir Joseph Hope has been nominated as
the successor to Vice Admiral Sir A. Milne
as Commander-in-Chiefo of the North Ameri-
can and West India station.
The City of Baltimore passed the steamship
Arabia, from Boston for Liverpool on the 9th
inst, in lat. so. long. SO.
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LAST CHANCE.-This afternoon and eve
ming will be the last chance to see the beauties
of the Stereophan, as it leaves tomorrow for
Portsmouth. The exhibition for the evening
will consist mainly of Statuary, Palaces of
Art, and the International exhibitions of Paris
and Sydenhan. To those of our readers who
have not yet witnessed the wonderful effect of
this instrument in producing upon canvas
living exhibitions of works of art, we would
say, by all means, 60 this afternoon or this
evening. You will not be disappointed. Ii is
well worth seeing, and worthy of the largest
patronage.
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Letter from Gen. Mediation.

ORANGE, N. j., Oct II.
To Hon. Chas. j. Bidde:
Dear Sir-My attention has been called to
an article in the Philadelphia Press asserting
that l had written to the managers of the
Democratic meeting at Allentown, dsapprov-
ing the objects of the meeting, and that if
voted and spoke it would be in favor of Gov.
Curtin. am informed that similar assertions
have been alade drought the State
1t has been my earnest endeavor heretofore
to avoid participation in party politics, and l
had determined to adhere to this course: but
it is obvious that / cannot long maiptain ST.
lence under such Misrepresentation. there
fore request you to deny that have written
such letter or entertained any such views as
those attributed to me in the PHILADELPHIA
Press. desire to state clearly and distinctly
that having some few days ago had a full con-
versation with Judge Woodward, find that
our views agree, and | regard his election as
Governor OF Pennsylvania called for by the
interests OF the nation. understand Judge
Woodward to be in favor of prosecution of
the war with all the means at the command of
the loyal States until the military power of
rebellion is destroyed.
l understand him to be of the opinion, that
while war is waged with all possible decision
and energy, the policy directing it should be
in consonance with.principles of humanity and
civilization, working no injury to private rights
and property not demanded by military neces
sity and recognized by military law among
civilized nations. And, finally, / understand
him to agree with Inc in the opinion that the
sole great objects of war are the restoration
of the union of the Nation, the preservation
of the Constitution, and the supremacy of the
laws of the country. Believing that our opin.
ion entirely agree upon these points. would
were it in my power, give TO Judge Woodward
my voice and my vote.
am, very respectfully, yours,
GEO. B. MCCLELLAN.