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uemefA ofde!s No -, y pos opay TIE bss,s hs, ss
large porsioa u tbese ipsasue t,sps' sss'tfss
~ cftnnlv recuf 70 ~ psovisirps 70 Aid IN VII
caSton Of the cher prsvIsichs Of fbin c,,e, sp7t
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aimsulsy 70 this Bureau; bat references vh.es
on their face that they arc rasher /, are.s etis
spets,oility or labor, win be returned v,, sss
marks. ""hesi r.
. The duty al ~ cemmardsrt. 81 $685..
N sccofdance win thess Instructions. 10 ra,s'
and ihvix'rsie The Industrial prouct.on a ,ss
.sasss aaa supply iss ar'nes with mea r., "a
moss % pc,totmee, Or cur ssfsggla for ss,e..y
enes ssd ;bayty u1i fail. wv HietssA
BY order Of Col ) s PRxTos sur,
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Exsracsl ART AND Issr'a Cyy,- 1,,-s--;z--
~ klehnsand, Va. MAJ II. ls..
CPGIAL ORDERS. No ia - ''7-'
a. cnI,.a so s psov,s'ns Of sa'ssrssh,x, o
The Issues os fpssye To t.s p.iynte .siu.,
cers stationed At IOsts ia y.rssas sua NJ .,ts-
lns, are hereby ysstrietsa 10 such .uinss safo,
10 fcrago Is ths eenmssdzn.s Of th.ss ~. =,
CERTIFY r. be sbsciut.ly necessary 10 the AZ soa'l
Of tn 1ficial dates Of thsos cfc..s l., =, aa'sa
loving more than one hc-s l. sueh n, .,r '"'e H.
), ELI sn.' shall Be usel At the ro.,. when II 81,
Do procured, sDd la the ataence OF ;b;s m. 7" on
ration .ht cot exceed Elk icy pc unss Of ra,n gen,
equiv In sheiled cats. '''h of ii
Whenever practicable the corn ration .;,,, |.
covered Into meal, and fed with cat oar ss. ~
~ shepped fod. "'s "ssg',
ans RATION Of long forage shall &C, .xcssa ri.s 70,
p'~nds OF asy or lite co 1ivsi.rt In s.sav wh.rs
70 De used In prefcrerc long ~ the aam- es,
procured la cuff lent quantities are .x.enJ.s =,
to embrace all poets eas: If ths Miss. ios i've,
ny command Of the 5scretsry Of wa,.
my 20 Ass,t Az ~,
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AUu7Iax ssGs.>--s,,y,.ns d.

AVLI <f5IS % d egg ijTUi.H d.
s 80 -
7 wIli. seii, on Thursday next. .s,h ..ay te,s,.
l. nod furniture, firmt. implements rs~~u
with gear, cart, 10. OF iae manure. 20 husb.,,
l.th potatoes, tip top youeg mule, ana bo,s.
tie Ice Ia isres iee-heusc, AID perbap, srrs For.
vca:s Will DO hired 0at. W.
BEN Z ANDERSON.
a.. Hungary Staten,
nv Ia-Stt milaS frCm Riesnoss
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H< TO t!s Voters Of uan.icn coaaly.-f II
~ HUFFMAN 10 q candidate for the next Sher-
iiisty, and respectfully soiei's your support Hav-
ing served you tn the capacity Of Deputy Sheriff Tor
lou: yesrs, fatter myself that can FL The oface
With satisfaction. Al.otion liz May next
ap Sl-s23thGs
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NH 0lawtd

HLD ISSUE WAsTEl,--
Al ourreat Rates
- for Re following Coess
e010yd Krelsh ard Amertsan caicoes
1909 yes fancy Heas.ia dciaires
SEQ sds a6 in Ergslsh hssnsi,sd shif.n{
ls0 yds super fancy H.Ene!s, for lAd:es' sfaP-
pisss Or gents summer sa''s
eco ydr ina cheek tsYei Iausisn
40 yGs ine ca:nbsie muen
200 .yda One diuity
200 yas Scotch ginshsEs
5000 yds Va dnmcs,;c, plsids snd stripes
300 ydz soaiard siiks for trimming
30) yda Gfauitcvillc 81 Inch trSwa sheetfSs
600 yds 8 bro an shirtinss
500 yds a. do do
1000 fancy csttoa pocket htks
<0l superior fsscy calico shifts
$40 GaeS pocket bdkfs
loeQa pya sxe saTipgs
so liz srpersos bicachcd Ehslsh sIos thfeaa
300 prs sa1ics' and chtIdrsan eoEs
bs0 iAdies' tuck combs
I09 dressing earahs, = very scsfco asese
lacA Asc-socth rcrabs, asserted
SO tooth bIu~hs1
1000 Head posrsls. bona, iss
20 assas, tasting es'at sad vsst eastsns
1870 isxoa sss;o sh!gt buttons
600 pairs cttisn csrcS. hsl0
Fer sA.s 6 IhAns, :.
ny 10 --Stsoas IL sssle =.
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ID aNATAY-S' rew--d-Frcf1 the sasseriber
II, on 1871 Msrdn, 1854, my nGa Nsstilson
sgea abos. 70 sez's, about !. feet Esh, DAFT. cam
pexion, large mouth. GientcY haaJe, head tgEst
one SIZE little, ana siantners. Tia absve fea ard
VIII be given 1t taken %: II the ssale and zbJ II
taken In Il, Gnd secured so get him. Nj address
IL Fork Union, Fiuyanne co, Va
ap S--laW4lt HhM'L II fEItEr.
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By Henson a. Bro, a,.ets.,
lChsTlo.tesyi,ie, Val

a T Auction. Al the t.qae.s Of Mr. Tb,ms, "
- Wood SO VIII oner for SALE, on t.,e rran,lEe.
on Wednesday, lat Of Juus next, lif fair; II rn.
tSo mex; lar day bis Farm, lying ea tas wa,ers q
lves creek. In the couaty Of AlaeDa,le cne mia
from lvey peaet, CT the tirrn's Central Ia,,oaI
cantuir'tg e5a 10 acrse, st lining TIC !.us al IN
John *oots and cthers: about 80 acres in xoet.
large part heavily tEibeted; The hsiaLoe cleared
sni divided into Eve aslia, all uaie. coed I.n,s.--
There Is ne.; dwelling noGee upon The fa- N s.,l s
The necessary cot house. The land ~ cauab,s ~
.hc hsheet slate If Improvement II lea ir GOO az
ths best beighboshoods III the State besr 70 ehuI,hrs
mil g, schools, &c
Immediately after the bnlc Of tie land n the
growing crops can be dsposed Of se IL rei AZ ,hs
remaining crop, stock, horsss, farming utensils a
frat rate ious-horse ihreshing maelra a.
my l3-SssTtds BENSON Il FRO
EST G. BEBESER, Ancsoneer, No. leo. Maj,
~ street, opposite Exchange S.nS-Regulsr
sale das s, Mondays and Thursdays viii sell, On
the above mentiansd days, merehlnii.e AID f,lrul.
ture Of every description
Coasignncuts especially s0litied.
inh a--5m' W G EtRESE2, Auet'r.
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AAU6E.ESNIs.
" Corner Of I'll. sad B:oad e;s
Acting sna stage iansksr.. . oxasf
TUESDAY EFEN1HG, Nay 81, 1884.
The wolder Of the Nineteenth Century, the gres.
spectral illusion CT tho
q no ST,
Will appear this evening ia William Lemon Redcs's
thrilling play Ct tha
SKELETON WITNESS!
Celia Dorner. Miss E,o:se Bridges
Joan, Win so0gs.. MES Saie harrington
Eatnef. n1fs Lewis
MAUI NJ iS6 da0ee
THE GHOST
Will appear ia the third act.
See bills Of the house FOR particulars.
Grand Double Fancy Dance.
Psrtirgton Sisters.
Conclude with the funny farce CT
SKETCHES IN INDIA!
NnTlCE.-The manager being DESTROYS Of allow.
Ing the generous pub IL all the
Dent, and delight In his power, has thought prope.
to produce the GHOsreyery other evsnin +, varying
the performance with the fac Old Comedies Trs gs.
dies, aad Plays, that are always the delight Of iha
Intelligent and refined He trusts thst ha win con.
tnus TO receive that gencrf O. coursg ehent tina,
has biihertO rewarded his eff rita.
N-Wednesday evening. benefit Of
Mrs DEBAR,
Ia preparation. f1r re production,
JENNIE DEANS!
Saturday
GRAND NOON PERFORMANCE,
(f the
GHOST.
13-In rehearsal, a new play, entitled
OGDEN'S ADVENTURE.
Doors open ct half past O'Clock; performance te
camnsace ut half past : precisely.
~ Bog office open fecm 8 u n to NJ when
esAts can be engaged. nv "a III
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Mr.. cridiaaa.

1his geatlsmaa. who has for 90 many
ysars beea connected With the British Con-
sulafe In this city, and whose ofacial inter-
coutse here va always 90 circumspect and
cearteoas, vs. named BY Rarl Russell. In
the House Of Lords, on the 5th OF April. q
oas Of those Consuls uhoss conduct had
bssa obnoxjous 70 the CosGedesata acverr-
nenfs end Rafi B. mentioned q one of the
oGesc0 thAt ~ or Others had com mitt.A
thea dsieing q British subjects ..not "a -
sht thsir enlistnsnt n TIA Coufsderste -
ny, but % d1sset their olcn Ia the mosacp.
at action.n Tho tenor u fhis. speech :,
EAi Rssssll Wa pubiisAsd In our paner ~
~ ~ iaeE. No ono who knows III. @
coeM suppose him guilfy Of spcA : paeca q
fealy - Ina ws.ass satlaslsd tAas hsnsver
esss eaeh a1ylsA N Bsnianln. IL ii.
asttss g Mf. rutlesto1, dated o.tsber eth,
lses aeatioas ~ nsmes 81 those sho xavs
~ sdstes - dessst, and NJ. C5idlasd,s i.
noe anosg then Vi ~ aesnssd that Il
@.ls1y e,1Ar = ~ ensncs.
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OhituarY.

Departed this ife, the 9th OF April. At his re-
eidcncc IN Halifax County, JOHN CARING
TON, In the 66lh vest Of bis aee
The snbiecI Of this notice exhibited In early
manhood great indications for business capacity;
Of strtc, iute9iy and upsighimess In dealings Wild,
bis fellow taea, be soon atlsaetrd the favorable
notice Of hta county, aud was elected to serve In
the HOuse az Delegates for number Of years, will.
perfect satisfaction 20 his constituents and tRcieas
Ing reputation % himself. He also served AZ .
magistrate Of the county for more than twenty
years. and for the latter Term Of service by choice
of the Court, was elected presiding Justice A
well balanced judgment, c.Car Decentralization,
stsfct method, ard undo0bted prodigy, cba,acieiiz
ed his public career. and essentially contributed
secure his success III life Associated with these
traits was blended such ssntlyne,s, geniai sociabil
y, aud constant exhihi;l0ns 0fihe tender charities
of hfe, as added symctry and grace without impair
ing MA strength Ot character For several m0ahs
preceding his death he became deeply exercised for
lhc salvation Of his s0u-deep conttitiOn for sin,
self abasement f0r having SD long dishonored God
by rejection Of the SAVER, mssked his religious
exercises AS the renewing work Of the spirit yet
pleading the promises st the GOSPEL he earnestly
sought and found pardon and acceptance through
Jesus Christ. he connected himself with the Pres
byierian Church, and for several weeks before his
death, in unvasying testimony to his friends, he
avouchcd Christ to be his Gil SUFFICIENT and ever
present Saviour,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-24

w. COMMISSIONER Of tho Revenue, Ttird
N District, Monroe Ward Having p.rtoim 81
the duties of ths cf.cs Of Commissioner OF the
Revenue for the Third District Of the city OF Rich
hsond tor the pact two yes-s, ! announce D}sei! O
candidate fer the Gee, aaa psetfuiiy socit the
votes Of my fellow citizens at the election "a be bald
on Tn ursiay, May ID, 1864. 4 ELLYS1N.
ap .o-2S.s
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RET1 WAYS


n DOLLARS Reward ,--Rauswsy ffo,a tho .7h
sJU c,ibe-, Oh the 2.i frat my negro boy saw
neY, who ~ about !. yesss nt \ feet irshes bi,,
OF q iigat gingerbread eoicr, buo eyes, wrh tbiss
head OF hair was ra;sei - orsSgs enui,y b,
Nr barnett, 10 which place may allsmp, 10 u,ss
bis way Or bs may De kisg about aishaiond SD
In VIC nay. 1rs above reward Of so wili 10
paid for his delivery To lie, or II ss-,ssd il, agy
jail 81 &c, him again. PAfTIRsDG
Hen. Co CD, May 2!,f3c4. ,ay z!-s,
.-->--------s-----s---------
ri Office. --opc fiiousxnt Daiia.s Rewari-f
~ .nr ia. above reward Tor tie delivery 10 "a,
OF confinement in jail 20 that / k. them sgaa, Il
-four negroes:
william, u bisrk man abeu. So to Go yesrs Oh
short sad stout bulb.
Mary his wife, bright colersa, and about 30 TO 40
years old. and i.nps IN waking.
Shirley. ,EeT child abeut or years cid, chubby
faced, nnt .he csior 81 his iasfhe..
s'sa, .saraiaon, about ss peafs CID, lstt c0laTei
moves very s3W.
Or vii psy IN ;. ofert. "a fer sith.F o. lEsgn
w PAIa,, Nary lard, Rosketis, VIII lasaiisy
any Ct the spove, II cans4t sud carr CT IL sles-
mcEG. HTpAffo.
fJiace F6ga'd eeuatJ "A.
ny Fest CG:cc rs Prospect E;II Eiy .I--is
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~, / q o F-Neilson Eucampment No 3-The
~ members of Nielsen Enccmt m sns, No 2, o o
=, will meet It DAD Feiows' Hall, this rfietnOon,
al O'Clock. 70 pay the last tribute Of respect 70 our
deceased r z r, JAS n DARLINGTON.
BY order Of @ p.
my 24-1ts WA RIDDIcK, Scribe.
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~ TO the Vote:3 CT HeGrico CoUntJ.-.l am a
o>S Candidate Tor tno nexs Sheriaalty vi HeErieo
county, aud respectfully solicit your support.
my 2-tda JNO A Butch HSON.
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k- FELLOW CITIZENS l respectfully en-.
~ nounco myasK candidate FOR reelection To
thu Cierkshp Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
ard Cha3ce.y Tor the County Of Henrico, and ear
neatly soici. youf support ct tho approaching cleo
ton on the 9sth OF May ne1t.
Very respectfully,
my 81 S. THOS " BALIOW.
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o<. HALIFAX Couuiy afe authorized TO
~ sDnoaece THoBASJ GREEN as Candidate
for reelection TO the o!Ilce of C5mm"nweaiths Al
torney for the county Of Halifax. Election fourth
Thursday In May. my 0-lt;s
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~ To 7Hs VOTERS Of Hecsioo ccunty-I
~ respectfully announce myseLa candidate f0s
reelection to the Office Ut Comn issoner of the Rev
enue fo. tao lover district Of Henrico ceu0ty, and
earnestly solicit the support Of my friends on the
46th met JOHN A EACEo.
my 2i--5t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-24

A1OPICA. Il have opened Office In this city
IN for tha purpose Of settling all my sccounts.-
All pc, sons having any cieir1a sgainst my depart
armies Ia Virginia Ia The West must prce out them
1t once. ana closing up this business aud can mot
Decay. ALRKED ~ BARBOUR,
Lstc Ch!af 9 iaYtermastcr ef
Gen 4 J,hnstou'a armies
in Virginia and ths West.
Omoe on the corner Of Governor ssrestsad 40
1a-M,etsonsry. Ala, AID Mobile papers copy
md send bills TO me. my aa-lH
N1oTics.-To bs Sold ,Ais day below market
btls elder vinegar
bbls sppls brandy
boxss AZ candles M
boxes couctry soap
I Dbl blackberry brandy
bbls brimstone. 80.
Call You uiaA 10 boy. ROOT HILL.
u UaiNESS NOiil Ell wing p.lfchs.ed ths ems
III Tire tatetsat Of 1no II 6cAooiW IN tbs istAasm
q ocAe0ler 8 Todd, beg iDaSe 70 announce 10 my
Isssds asd the public gsnsruty that VIII c0ottnss
contuAAnce Of their confdsaeo aud patronage.
Corsaners win asd 4 large ana well seiCeAsd a.
scrtmeat Of Tsniiy Grooss!sa always an hard,
..ss cas ssasss .ss
~ si-s.. .osrss si 81. ard Gay sssr.
AxADQss 6xr71snssT q KlcnxoaD, !
May 1lst; 1864.
"a thossAnd yards ia IL q * ths intssnsaists
nue. g oefsucess afa tsqp 0teo u FaHsevs q, ~ h
xsss q sstive cpefAstsns II would a1sfd cover SeR
- aaasp enoeeses q tie se.:Dy.
NJ 0-st y <scukatN8Y. "A q.
uMakk Alll.laIk1 Y,-nN RRaniN1 4
~ ORE NH go . banasulns aaaeftnea1
81 uuos haen91a lk9 tpoaes, eees ~ 4buhA.
- ~ $3.50 .ases s.sss aee ktohsass
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~ 10 O F.-The me- N bers Of J. d. rson Lodge
Joseph n Carriogton, which will be preached Ai
Bt Johs's Church this evening", at o'olJck.
Msmters Of sister lodges are respectfully invited
70 attend.
BY order Of the N G.
my Att SANL MURRAY, Sec'y.
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N~Z. tbs benefciaries in dislnct No g. both by
~ free tickets and tickets for purchase Al city
supply ttOfe, are requested 10 call st my office,
corner OF Caryand 10th cts, ON Monday and Tuoaday
evenings next, oct eeen the hours Of six ana eight
O'Clock cxunot attend TO lnosa caIle duriny busi-
nees hours ASA SNYDER.
my 93-YA
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0rZ> TO the Voters CT Hea,ico Caucty II rs.
O~S specifically snno0ncs myself candidate for
rs s'ection to the Cl@rkshir Of hear;ce Coucty
Court. (my 90 Al WM f0LKkS.
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~ m the Voters Of Hcnrico My father, Joa
~ piessants. hasing dssliaet a re election, II
respectfully snnounco niys,ff . candidate for the
ltnce If Surveyor Of Hehrico county. GFom the
experience Of the last Elk years, during which
have acted deputy. trust that could give gere
raj sitisfa, ton, AMI elected will endeavcr Ia
tee psHt 10 discharge the duties Of
the IN O.. WALTER + PLEASANTS.
vnv Cy-k.k
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H>Z. I'D thu Voters Of tbs City Of hcbm0nd.-
~ AZ the solicitation Of E1ahy friends I announce
myEels candidats for the ciioe Of Commissioner
Of the Revenue for Monroe Ward, aud respectfully
ask your support. Election day, Goth stay, 1851.
my l0-tde VIII II DEVENIDaE.
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~. 10 tho Voters Of Richmond Il am a ca d.
~ da,e for re-e.Action TO the elise tf Sheriff OF
tkis city, aud respectfully solicit the votes If
my fellow citixenr at the lection THURSDAY, Nay
Goth. [my zs-At'l II Z ELLYS5N.
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LOST, STRAYED. &c

7 OaF CJW.-Strayed from the subscriber, a red
IL Cow, rather under middle s;sA, wide spreading
hvrns. white belly and ct the tip II the tall. She IL
Eot In very good condition. A liberal reward will
be given for her delivery to ths subf crite corner
Goth aud Franklin stresls. SAM m PRICE
my.S-0h
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~ HEsRiCo unity, District No 3.--WIL-
~ LIAM f WADE has consented to servu a.
Constable. II elected, In the above d.strict Mr.
Wade las fc'ved for Fsvera' years o. Constable,
and We know be d qualified to Hli the cfii 9
my - -ltt MANY VOTERS
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HOUND Iooss.-Found, . black Mare, on Rsnk
u street, kichmoed, We. aseut 8 o'clock p d,
ThursdAys the 10Th Nay, 1864. Ary one claiming
said marc will b required 10 Prove properly.
= L MVZIN00, 18th Va Cavalry,
my 13-Ne f.ouaYsa Rrfus6n.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-07-01

No. 10-eELDINes ASD MARES FOR HARNESS,
SADDLE, &c.
Best gelding mare for light harness years old
or over, to be exhibited in single harness "a 90
I'd do p af'-'e-l 3 90
Best gad;ng or mare Tor saddle years old or &
over, 10 be exhibited under saddle 90
I'd do 3 co
COnunifss-Geo. Hurdick Henry swefer,
VIM II McPhersnn .--., --.L-l.-l L....-..LL
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-07-01

SIZE OF THE REBEL ToRPEDoEs.-Thro'
the courtesy of F. Peshine Smith, Esq, of
this city. we were shown letter from his
son, lieutenant in the Navy, and now on
duty with the Gunboat Fleet on James
river. A part of his perilous duty-is fish
ing up the torpedoes placed in the river by
the rebels. The size of these internal ma
chimes is startling. The one which blew
up the Commodore Jones, was stated by
rebel prisoner to have contained seventeen
hundred pounds of powderl They aver
age from four hundred to six hundred
pounds. One was discovered and success
fully emptied of nineteen hundred and fifty
(l95o) pounds of powder, much to the
modification and disgust Of Commodore
Davidson, now at the head of the rebel
Marine Corps, who happened to be present
on board his flag of truce boat from Rich
nd.-Rochester Democrat.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-07-01
NO. 24-FIELD caoPs.

Competitors in this class comply with the Sh
tice of the constitution The committee in this class
the Board of Directors Entries may be made in class "a
up to Nov 1st 1864. kt-FF -H
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-07-01
VICE PREs1DENr HAMLn AND BAlrmoa,

VICE PRESIDENT HAM.N AND BALT1MoRE
CONVENTIONAL Republican ratification
meeting in Bangor, Maine on Saturday eve
ming, Vice President Hamlin made an ad-
dress ofsome length, wherein he took oeca-
sion heartily to commend the nominations
made at Baltimore, eulogizingthe President
as a man Of eminent ability, and ofrare and
unsurpassed integrity-one who has ad-
ministed the Government well, and who
viii bring the nation out of its difficulties
and plant it on the eternal principles Of
liberty. He also spoke of Mr.. johnson,
from personal knowledge, as an incorrupt-
ole patriot, one eminently fitted and quail
fed for the position to which he has been
nominated and said that the ticketwin have
the honest and earnest endorsement and
support of all loyal men.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-07-01
MIR. vaIlapdigham has taken a bold ste

Mr. Vallandigham has taken bold step.
A banished man-banished not only after
a trial by military commission for mill
tary offense, but with the approval Of the
President and the people ofthe United
States-he has dared to return and defy the
laws which punished him. His speech at
Hamilton, Ohio, is actually wicked in its IN
sinuation that the President could possibly
wish to take his life, and atrocious in It's
subtle attempt to excite his followers 70
violence. What action the Government
will take we need not anticipate, but it is
right thatit should be prompt and thorough.
Vallandighadn's reasons for this audacious
movement are not difficult to guess. He
bids for the Chicago nomination, and desires
to give new trouble and dissension to the
North Philadelphia Press.
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: Copaniltee-F. ]. Morton, John Bnsh, s. P.
Meng. T.. W. Ward, Lewis Garfield.
NO. 33-poMrsrrC GOODS.
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SPLIr m THE NEwCHURcH.-The Laneas-
ter Gazette SAYS that there has been split
in the New Church-that brother Shaw IN
sisted that the Church music should be
played ON an organ, and brother 0lds that
It should be played on faro bank. Shaw
persisted and insisted, and OIds withdrew
his support, asthe scafolding did from the
building. Brother Given cannot preach
without pay, which cannot be had without
the '.moral support of brother olds' Faro
Bank.-0. S. Journal,
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Largest exhibitionof pigeons not less than kinds
do Birds do
Best lot poultry owned BY one exhibitor
Commitsee-Dr. Failing, DR.. McYay, DIR.
wick DR.. Finch, DR.. Luse oia7.s.'s
80. 22-AeRIoULTuRAL IMPLEMESrs.
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BOOK BINDER j!

The subscriber respectfully
]: q.
[H%E IN announces to hisoId custom
IT, 4%< ers and the public generally,
~ that he has returned to spend
Xt|SZ4>4A the summer In this place, and
~ Nv Ar carry on the Book Binding
II. a business, where he Is ready to
bind Music, Magazines, and
rebind old beoks & In neat and substantial style.
EE All work warranted. Call and examine my work.
Room in the west end of the SENTINEL Office Sd story
of Buckland Block. J. p. McARDLE.
Fremont. Feb. 1854
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The object of this coupling is to prevent the
Slack Motion which use always engenders, in
the hinges or joints, which connect the Sickle
bar to the Pitman and the latter to the drive
shaft, and which growing rapidly upon itself,
causes imperfect cutting and frequent destruc-
tion Of the bar, and this invention relates to an
arrangement of adjustable and conical hinge.
The above improvement has been fully and
satisfactorily tested in the field For informa-
ton refer to
Barnet Kline, York township,
Benz. Nook,
Isaac Maurer, Sandusky
Chap. Huss, Green Greek, "
This valuable improvement can be attached
to any Harvester or Mower, and arrangements
have been made with '''''.' . -. .'.a.s'
Graves d Bingle, blacksmiths at Fremont.
A. G. Perry, Clyde: and the
Blacksmith, at York Center,
for putting them On, Cali and soc them. :.
Q. P. WOODWARD,
June II, 1864. 24w6" Proprietor.
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GENERAL REeuLArIoNs.

Exhibitors must have their articles On the
Fair Grounds and entered upon the Premium
List on the first day of the Fair, and card will
be furnished by the Secretary to be placed on
the article No animal or article can be reno
we'd until three clock, P NJ, of the third day
without permission of the Executive commit
tee. Live stock entered on the books ON the
first day may be brought into the grounds up
to 9 clock A. NJ, on the second day. Pre-
miums viii be awarded on the third day of
the Fair