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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-30

SICK AsAN.- The abdominal viscera
which have cursed this Territory for the
past year, have been packed off by
Judge North. to the Big Trees. The
great judicial invalid contriyed, kow-
ever. before starting. to give his friends
of the Potosi a lift, in the shape OF a
restraining order upon the Bajazette
and Golden Era company. The history
of the proceedings in the case, are given
in the Enterprise of this morning. and are
entirely of piece with other transactions
of the sort, with which the records Of Judge
North's court are filed, and the recitation
and full understanding Of which. would
make the people as " sick = in reality as
North pretends TO be-.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-30

LEGISLATION FOR CALIFORNIA;. = The
following measures passed Congress
toward the close of the session: An Act
to reorganize the Post Office Department,
simplify accounts. fix salaries, etc.; the
San Francisco Mint bill; and sppropria-
ton Of $4,000 for the fertilization Of
the nights in the rear Of San Francisco ;
an Act to expedite the settlement of land
titles in California; an Act to permit
jerome c. Davis to pre-empt that portion
Of the ranch be occupies which is inclosed.
An attempt to make Goat Island the ter
minus Of the Pacific Railroad failed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-30
Territorial Prison Commissioners,
To the Ruflic.

HAVING SEEN THE FALSE AND ISLANDER
III our publication In the Washoe Herald in re-
gard to Mr. A. Curry take pleasure in stating that
have been on the Prison grounds and property,
sold by said Curry to the Territory since the spring
Of ISL; that know the line between Mr.. Curry and
Mr. Mitchell, and have known 1t ever since that
time and know that said line has been respected by
panied By Mitchell and Curry, to survey the land
paeyous to It's sale TO the Terrtory that Mr.. Mitch
ell never has set up any claim whatsoever 70 any
eli Is honorable, hlghntnded gentleman, and would
not, under any circumstances, take advantage Of
confidence Fep0sea IN A'n, cHAs sEATH 4
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-30

MAJoR JORDAN killed. = We were
shown, yesterday, private letter from
Jordan Greek, dated July 18th, giving an
account of the death of Major Jordan. A
party Of Indians made a raid upon the
settlement, killing one man, and commit
ting other depredations. A party of
twenty men was raised and started in
pursuit. Jordan being in command. They
overlook the Indians the next day, in
great numbers, in deep canon. and q
fight ensued, IN which Jordan was shot
through the heart. The whites were
compelled to retreat. A larger party was
being organized, with the intention Of
sEectuaIly driving the Indians from the
country, If possible.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-30

WAsHoE HERAlD.-Since the issuance
Of the first number Of the Washoe Herald,
we have treated it and It's editor with an
uniform courtesy and respect. We have
right to expect none but courteous Ian
guage from it in return. We have BAN
died no epithets with it, nor made dire-
spectfnl illusions to it. Common decency
forbids that the editor of the Herald should
bring battery Of abuse to bear upon us.
This IS the only protest we shall ever
make in the matter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-30
Rirtha

R0NEY.-Aear Fort Churchill, July sd, to the wife
OF ]. E. R0ney son. 1ft ffsiHa
HESsLER- In Mariposa July 18th, to the wife Of
John Hessler, q daughter
GREENe-In Mariposa July 18Th to the wife of N.
d, Green, q daughter ~
SMITH. IN Marysyile. July 18th, TO the wife Of T..
+ A. Smith, q son. ~ ~ ~ Z
WALSH-In Auburn, July 25th, to the wife of
James Walsh, son.
UPT0N-I San Francisco, July 18th. to the wife Of
L j. Upton, O son. z,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-30

ESeEssrRs.-Ths attention Of engin-
eers, especially Of those belonging to the
Association. Is called to notice IN our
advertising columns OF to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-30
Deputy Warden f TstaIio ,si4 Prison
To the Public.

HAVING. SEEN A SCURRILoUS ARTICLE
IL In the Washoe Herald calculated TO inJure the
character of A. Curry, and cast suspicion upon bis
motives In the sale of the Prison. grounds TO the
Territory take pleasure in stating that have had
charge of said prison and grounds, Warden, since
It became the property OF the Territory; that am
and know that II was mutually uderstood; that
when Mitchell received hts patent from the U. 8.
Government. he 0fitchelD was to make deed Of
or his assigns and the reason Mitchell pre-empted
the forty acres In his own name was that he might
not only secure his own twenty acres, but also to
secure the twenty acres belonging to the Territory,
as the Territorial Commissioners could not preempt
III iy 90 ieili'ory R. M. ROWLAND. Warden.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-30

"A Mnsn" ought to know BY this
tine th1t newnrepzs do not publish
nnonymous communications.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-30

y n, 4 - he feIefs 70.
- 900 - xU.u $500 Re,aoiIy.

An Ola ana Wen Tried ReneAy.
MFRS. WINsLOW's SOOTHING BfkVf ~
III children teethlng has now stood the tesy 2.
thirty years Millions Of mothers can testiy tnet "
Is reliable and perfectly safe In al cases. u reness.
the child fum palm, softehs NE runs y .ns
bowels gives al infant troubled With chctc peins
auiet seeu. and its parents unbroken rcst. Phce.
Is cents bottle. Jyp IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-30

pATEs 10 JULY a0TIII

s,.eIa Dls...sa . 0. alslllD nl.s B.Ir s.v
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-30

Sunrise Gold and Silver Mining Conn
pany Notice.-An assessment OF One Dollar per
order OF the Board of Trustees.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-30

Monday Yesterday there was authority TO
stating that they evacuated the place, ant
have not yet appeared at any Of the Potomac
Fords. The rebels occupy Falling Water
on the Virginia side. Our forces are at VII
Transport, ON the Maryland side.
PHILADELPHIA, July 28.--A gentleman
from Baltimore reports great ignorance ther'
regarding military movements. The city i
quiet, but intense anxietyis felt. The sup
preston of news caused improbable rumors
among others that the banks and publi
Offices were preparing to remove their valua
bles from the city.
BALrrMoRs, July ga dispatch from
Frederick to-day says all Is quiet. New
from the front looks extremely favorable. VI
still hold Harper's Ferry. There is SOM
uneasiness on the line Of the Northern Cen
tral railroad, in consequence Of apprehen
sions Of the raid. ~
WASHINGTON, July 28.-The latest au
thentic intelligence Is that Kelly occupie
Martinsburg. There has been no heay,
fighting within the past three or four days
There Is no information that the Febels havl
crossed into Maryland.
RrOna she Army Of the Potomac
News fR0m Batler-arant S@ln II
Rront of Petersburg, and Sch eini
HIS Sick and Wounded 70 WaaNlMR
ton -6aruntsayn she Rebeisaf Peters
burg are strong ~ Kver-RordA ..
be EoRtfffed.
HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE PoToMAS
July q. -Nothing but occasional shellini
and picket firing goes on.
NEW Yozx, July 28.--The Times corr
pondent with Butler says: The rebeisi
Thursday night attacked the Eleventh 4
zines, holding Strawberry Plains. The re-
ment fell back before the assault, retiring
Fosters headquarters. On Friday morning
Foster sent the same regiment to re-taks
their old position, which was done. During
he night Yefnforcements were sent over t
hold the place permanently, The position i
Of considerable importancs to the enemy.
Specisl dispatches say Grant has tele
| 6Fspted that be waslstill in front Of Peters
burg.
WAsHIxaToN, July q. Grant Is clearing
out his camp hospitals and sending his sicl
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-02-20

u. @. 9tibplS nnb Co.,
@roB- unb Gleinbdubler in
Seten, Ble6m11rel1, 9art<
Waaren, Ndertau : 0erdtbld,aften,
3immermanns- @erattlfaf;er, MeNerlamiete~
tpaartn, %plattirten @aoren.
pRI9en, @ultipatorcn> Sbaufeln, Spaz
ten. 9piBarten, 5aden, Senleu, Eenlene
f%ielen, r@ratlee," Arrnmiitlen. 8oru-
lddlern, Ndseln, Iauen, @las,
Teniterrabmen. 8leimeib, &c.
Mit beioneerer @crefalt nirb has 9a9ssdsn,
tn !3int. Gi|en- uno &upferbled Feiprst,
3te Stra6e, ct. paul, Winn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-02-20

Mu8uaenbure loQe ittne 8lr0tr9arren
meai&iden. mas aud 8eldab.
Grantrei6 unb Mublanp linb su Rem
.S9lu6e 9etommen, England beijutimmen.
rerpen ober Elm. aetipe6 GinDreifen eng,
LAMB lberla0en.
Die Mrn1N unp Mapy @oSette ldu9net
bic Madridt Gn0lanp made frie9erilde
&lRunsen. IS beibt, ba6 Seitrrrt@
unit preuben Gnalaub reridert baben.
bab lle bic Sne9titdt Ddnematt5 nidt
ansuareifen teabi4tiasn, lpnretn nurD Dds
,,emart iwinaen moQen, lsine 8erpfid>
tunaen 81 etfiuen.
Danemort unp S@meten baben cine
AuIlaj abSeihlp6tn.
Die Mcrnin9 Yeft slautt, ca6 @ufe
Lamp, Granfreib unp Shweren ibren @ils
len tuno seaeten baben, .Gnalanp lei Der
Mnerfsnnun9 her cdnilden Snttsritdt III
unterRibhh.
Die Deputirtenfammer in Trantrei@
nebattirte bic Nrre0e. Die Sppoftion
lpra4 ener3il1 fit rasNbbre9sn Diploma :
ttl&er 8esiebunaen gu 8ublanr. sine Nn,
ertennun8 Der Medte her polen unp cine
&cmS. Mue Mmenpements purten per,
wprfsn. Die eanae @cre6e purbe 19liee>
LID NIT 234 ae9en IL anaenommen,
Die pplni|ae Sniurreftipn ipu in Cub:
lin an &raft 9epinnen.
liverpool 80. SAT-.
: Die @iencr @%prreippncens rer Gimea
melret, ro6 trob Der 8erVderunstn fran:
3bllder 8latter cerGrsbersp3 Marimiliar
bic meritanii6e 8rone np& ni6t ee1nitis
anAenommen bat. Wenn Ct cine Mnleib,
pcn ;ebn MiQiunen pfunp Sterling ct:
balten fam, MIL ct na1 Merieo eeben
ater pbne ca6 niNt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-02-20
un -6all
Neuetatlirtee
6ci16ft.
@epry 8e11j,
0m$erteur, @rob- unb Rleinbanbler
ron @beinmeinen,

pom Nbetntretnen,
l1n9arweine,
Granj5flde unt.
Gatapba>W eine
SO abeiras unb pnrt> @einen,
BON neridiebenen Sabr8dn8en, welde beim Qua.
Benb, Glal4e unb @sas p~ertauft perten in leiner
@etmbal4e, Oritte CITRATE,
3pii&en Martet. u. Walbinetcn- Ctr,
Gren@'s Steinsebdupe.
Ae9ter S@weiser unb 2imburoe, Safe,
ae@te 9oldnb. &drinee,
@arbeIen unb Sarbincn
iets sprratbis une 3n ben mSsli9f tiQisfenprei-
fen 3u baben.
1trner: Musee3ei9netes Gbica4p une
Cincinnati Mle :np Yorter, unb bic
feinfen Surten BON 2iqueuren unp
@bampa9ncr.
@ctie enbli4 elm erceQcntee MGcrtiment pcn
9a1anna:G iearrp6.
Vorlttbenbea If Nuts gut uno in reiGer TUQe
sorratbi9 bel
@eprA Bens.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-02-20
.&amt IN o%crfaufeu.

Cine 4arm BON 80 older, 20 in Geu3, eutss
Grame-5aus une cute Staaune, (fann slei9 in
VelB genommea werten). uur fe@s Metlen pom
Minneapo!is ferner 50 Mder lebr eutes 2anb,
NIT eutem 9eulanb, 9 Meilen pcn Minneapolie;
pie aud mebrere 10 Mdsr.Qrtten an her Stabt-
0,en5e; ebenlc nebrsu @tatt Qctteu. @Qes
,biai9 3u Sertaufen lei
Martin Gerrant,
Miureapplia.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-02-20

&pfg6nger gelu6t.
9n rem Yripat. 2r0baulc hes uuteraeidueten,
Grantlin -@traee. 2 8lcd su,ut pom
Ge9ertSn's Bauf, tUnnen !etise 9eran init gutter
Soft unb anaenebmem 9oeis fir ma6issn Yreis
affomobirt mcrten.
9cuiSTi16er.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-02-20

Irpbbem unb MQe6em -!
3rob 3ries unb Arieesfeuer!
1rcB ylcenle bonn @taetratb u. Uncle Cam!
9robbem bas rYierle" rar une tbeuer,
Grpbben1 ,nb al benz Rram
ldefs Der 1ntersei&nete III leiner lpnR gang neu
reftaurirten @irtbldaft
Ste Strabe, 9~eAeniiber ber Srpine 6aue,
nit ben. Vierp'eii beim Ilten uni p~erfauft
mad trie Dpr
26(aS fir s Sent
bonn aQerbelen r9aeerbier", tcS in ct, Yaul ~
baben II, mas alien ieinen wertben Treuneen uHb
BEN eeebrtsn beut|Nen Vublitum ~ersetsnn anaeiet
@pttfrteb GIbcI.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-02-20

8. @ation @ebb. ir.
Na&fcIeer bon @aIt.rm. 80 b,
&n8ros 5dnbler
@einen, 8rQnbies
Gins etc.
Goenac Brenby,
NcdeQe 8rants.
Jamaica unb ct. Grpir Sum,
9oQdne. Gin,
Seot9 Wbiafey>
0elrer alter Bourbon Wbistey.
Noegen unb Nunpnsabela Wbiaf3
Slb Sueens gprt,
8ur9unb-port
Uelner alter Cherry Msin,
Marera.
Septd @ls,
yenepn Yrrter,
%Set 'daumenteru. nidtifGumenter @atapba,
@atapba Brandy,
4rate's @atamta u. Ytautotirn gitte1s.
va 1t cine DeNiuerie tel meinem @e5daf!e
Saee, 10 fann id crbinare une kiaise Nceeen~u u,
Bourbon Nbisfess gu ben n~ietrisIte Ten 8aarsrei~
ltn lle'frn. s.. W I II SO B \ ir,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-02-20
3mei @la8 Bier fir 5 &erta
in benz @alon vpr
SeurD Tdubel TOrah=Sarrh1 I.

Dritte Stra6e,
esssnuter Gteertpn's 8anf, ct. paul, Mium.
8emmt MQe, bic Sbrmabielis unb telasen felt,
tt MIL Gu4 erquiden nit MQsrlei. SIR traudt
n'dt INNER bel mil III bleiben. ~[pnoern b!os 10
lanse IS eub sefaat. 1tat's all! v5arry."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-02-20

Meuefe Nabrihtcn ous 6 u
rcpo.-D Die rdnilbe 6raae 1T unper.
al.pert, Wan bat erfabyen, caB Die eng
lilNe Neaieruna rrobence Noten mad,
Wisn uno Berlin ota:lanrt b a t unp
Sranfreih NIT gn9lane iitereintimmt.
Dgy rlnilde @clanrte bat @ien r:rla0en.
.Marlbal Wxanoel spn Yreuben bat bic
Ndamuna @hlesmiss verlar9t. Der
Sti srrer iaat Gnblano boffs nod INNER
Die Nubs Guropas su bspobren.
9pncor, 81. San.
0eitnn Nadmitta9 muroe Gin CABINET
ratb ab4cbaltsu. Der evening 6ero|r
erfabrt aus perldltser 2ueue. taS @crr
Don Wsmard, Der preugilde Yrsn,ier, (ih
fir bic Nnnabme re5 tdnildm Ycrl9laas
erflirt bat, bic Iitrei6iihcn uno t1nilben
Iuuppen su %luspcnoi1en. Man fiat in.
cs(Isn bin;u, cab Der RJnis ron preueen
aeSen riele Nadeisbiateit 1T unc man eie
ne Gatinetantils ermartsn fam.
Die GsS. Staatsn Gcrpe;te Ct. 2cuiS
aln9 am Is. ron 2pM5 ab, un1 cine eng
lilbe gorfe aufsufnnesn, mtlde Glinten
UNI @orratb fir sinen &tbeQenpiratsn
gelaoen batte.
G5 miro cifi;isQ beltdtiet, ta6 Sefer>
reid uno preuem Sen @ori4lao Gdne<
ttar:5 serreisert baben, ben Mufbrud
ibrer Eruppen ,einen Monat rper feds
Wo6m gu yerl6ieben, unb baB preubi>
i6e Gruppen am Is. &iel betreten baben,
na9cem Die. Sablen .abmarldirt iparer.
sic befablen ebsnfaQs, Der 9er3oB ppa
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-16
Thanksgiving Proclamation by Govern
or BrOuEh,

W DhUukus
As nation we should bow before the
Lord. Thanksgiving aud praise should be
rendered unto Him Tor HIS care aud pro-
lection OF us az a people. During the past
year we have been cniuently blessed, and
it is meet That we should pause in our
worldly career to realize aud be grateful
for It. We have beeu blessed with gener-
al health and enlarged prosperity through
out our State The seod.time and the har.
vest have been given to us ia their season.
and we have reaped abuudantly of the
products OF the earth. Arts and sciences.
commerce and navigation, and all the IN.
dustrla pursuits, have llourshcd, aud been
blessed with ample rewards. We have
worshipped in our temples, and dwolt by
our hearthstones in perfect security. Inva.
sion has not come within our borders, and
the tide OF war has been kept from our linn
its. Our arms have been crowned with
victory, and our efforts to suppress the
rebellion in the land have been Hignaly
prospered. For all this care and protection,
and Tor all guidance Of Ills wisdom aud all
flis blessings unto US, we should give
thanks and praise unto the Great Ruler OF
the Univcsc who coutrols aud governs the
desllnies OF men and of nations
Therefore, J. John Brough, Governor Of
the State OF Ohio. do hereby designate aud
set apart the last Thursday of the present
month OF November being the twenty
fourth day OF said mouth, rs day of thanks
giving and prayer to the Almighty God;
and respectfully recommend to the peo-
pie of the State, that laying aside all worldly
avocatons, they do observe said day as
oye OF praise to our Heavenly Father, for
all past blessings, and of humble but ear
nest supplications that He will strength, n
our ru elr and guide them in the course
that shall early lead to peace and unity it,
our laud, the restoration and prosperity of
our Government, and the continued pros.
perity and happiness Of our people.
In testimony whereof, | have hereunto
set my name, and caused the great seal OF
the State of Ohio. to be affixed, at Columbus.
the 9th day of November, in the year OF
our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-four, and in the eighty-ninth year OF
the Independence of the United States Of
America.
BY tho Governor, JOHN BROUGH.
W. W. ARMSTRONG, Secretary of State.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-16
yALEDICroYY.

Since tho last weeks issue Of this pa.
per. ! have s,ld the JorRSAL office to Mr.
J. II. Foster, Of tho 'aiaam County 7eie
graph, who takes immediate possession
aud under whose management the JOURNAL
will hereafter be published,
II affords nc no pleasure topart with the
readers of the JouRSAL, but my health
during nearly three months past, has been
such IA to almost unfit IN either for attend
ing to business or performing any labor IN
the Office; and is yet such rs to imperative.
ly demand few months relaxation from
the orduous duties connected with the
publication of paper.
In making retrospcetion of the past
am aware that my errors have beon many
aud that the Journal has not been what
/ would gladly have made it, had my
facilities been greater, and the labor which
have necessarily been obliged to per
form been loss still, whatever my errors
am conscious of having been prompted
byan earnest desire TO aid in supporting
llS OpNCEnluUlll uuu u uShlHH NuN ANpS'''"''
TO my patrons | am uader lasting Oh
legations for their hearty, generous Sup
port am confident that but few Of
them cvor voted Copperhcad ticket, and
for my own Efforts | ask no higher com
plimont than that the paper ] have pub
lished has always been disasteful to per
sons OF that i!k.
Mr.. Foster, my successor, was formerly
from Fostoria, and is we'll known through
out the eastern portion of the county; and
tho Putnam County Telegraph, under hit
control, has been such Il paper, 8 to uhorc
an excellent guarantee that tNe Journal uu
der his management will be second to ne
weekly paper in the Tonth Congressiona
District, or indeed, in the State.
Mr.. Foster will make extensive additions
TO the office in the shape of a job power
press, job types, &C., and kis facilities fol
doing all kinds of job work will far surpas
those have possessed.
In conclusion, earnestly hope that tn
Union men OF the county will extond to hin
the support which has 80 generously beci
given to mo. They may safely trust him
he will never desert the stars and stripe
and raise the colors Of the Southern Con
federaoy.
Ii. s. CHAPLIN,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-16
A BASE TRICK.

We were waited on, some months ago
hy an agent of Mr.. j. T. Lloyd, Map pub
Usher who desired our Endorsement of thar
pers ms Map of tho United Safes, which
be was largely advertising in our columns
and OF watch a copy Was shown uS, which
appeared, on haSy examination, to be al
once cheap and accurate. We gave the so.
Icitod certificate, prcsumjng that we were
Z dealing with and aiding honest mon. if not
gentlemen. How our confidence was nhus.
cd, is oyiuced hy numerous letters which
have reached us, showing that, after ON
certificate had hecu Thus obtained aal ex
tensvely advertised in our columns, said
Map was transformed into Gopperhca,i
elcetioneerins placarl OF tho hlsest and
least scgupulous Kind, and thus widely cir.
euiated, with our certificate oauspicn ,uSly
pin'e- j1st under this placard. which pre
tends 10 give an outline OF "teuitory iosi
70 tho Unio1) 1)Siuc9 the removal of Gop,l
Mcclellan and tho issuing OF the Emancips,
ton PfoclamaNon;" implicitly charges
ftes,d nj Liacpln with refusing to oXchang,
oar soldiers held captive and tortured IL
Geath by tho Rehrls, tor fear ,hat they
would vutc against his reelection; and
gives the locaiiono certain forts aud camps
as American BAs,iles, where poli,ioalpris
NiN NhHuf'Rl NeLOtb execution. or
kept n dahp cells Cor mouths AMI years
Or anil death comes & hcr relief" &c
Sc. We very eheN'"y .,'vo Mr.. J. Il
10y a fire b cert : u .aat il the Copper
heads or olhyrs s'oa'l ever again Le il,
wan 9i low, cont MW,hle Villain. ready
ead willing to 10 iaaa lor and dirlier cheat
,pg than any other A,u ever did or would
e., they need % Z h but one place TO find
the chap for ii h work and I'll cir money!
~ r. 7Fibms
This is tae same J, T. Lloyd who about
tive years since, sent hil advertisement 10
almost every paper in tho West, request.
iag rs peb"aaton, aud promising prompt
payalea. .inmoI.~tely on receipt of bill. -
W. published the adve, lisement, aud sent
o veTy moderate bill--and tnat was the lasl
Of 4. W. could never get a word or The
money out Of him We could have tod the
Tfi5sse, two yer since, thar this J. I.
Lloyd wasa 'iJw iou,cmptible villain"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-16
A DESERVED FATE.

Donahue who was engaged in delraudins
New York, soldiers out Of their votes. ha,
been sentenced to the pcniteptmry fer life
Ferry, another william, engaged in the sam,
business, has received q similar sentence
Tnus McCIellau lost two votes. Col, North
n man OF some distinction in the State o
New York, is now undergoiag.a trial 70,
the sane oiIense, and will in all probu
hility meet with the same fate. These ar,
the men who charge frauds upon the Union
party