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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-22
CsHRressIonaI Prscecd.aEs.


Seven buildings Al Camp wIndsr, near The sl,v vsrs
Destroyed By Are ihls moraing between AID 9oso.S
large quantity ef eonmissary store, and b., sl.s,.
waa destroyed. The Gre Was accidental.
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muution NJ Miedrevil'e is incorrect; all ordnance
stores were removed. Tho carloads O powder pa sod
Trough his city on Friday, ON tho way TO Columbia
s. G. II Q rumOred that our cavalry are busy in de
sti owing arms, crils, and anything that may be of
use TO Sm RhANIiu front OF his main army on the
Ocmulyoe River
Enemy BADLY Whipped nj Grahamsville, sc.
FfOm ne Redmond Wing
A mail despatch was received last niqht, which
stated that our forces had engaged an0 routed the
Yankees ut Grahnmsyille, =. G., driving them five
miles, The Yankees et thor dead ON tho fold
Gral amsvlle is on tho road from savannah to
o Char eston about thirty mules northeast from Sa-
vlnnah. he party beaten are evidently troops sent
M NJ m IDIt NOyal.
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MO- WHEREAS, THE AUDIrOR.GENE
- raj, required By The llth soeon Of tho Act en-
titled An Act enabling tile Banks Of this Commonwealth
to become Associations for the purpose OF Banking under
the Laws Of the nted states passed the 22d day of
August A, ID, 1864 has certified 10 that the onmer
cal Bank OF fennsyysnia, Of the City Of Philadelphia,
has furnished satisfactory evidence him all the
reQuio of said Act have heen complied with by the
said Bank and that 1t has become Association for the
pupote of banking under the laws Of the United States;
dc, therefore this notice thereof to be published
In accordance with the provisions Of the said lh ion
OF the said Act and do declare that the charter said
Bank by the terms OF said act Is deemed and taken
feeupon surrendered subject to the provisions OF the LIST
section OF said Act.
A. G.. CURTIN
Governor of Penn sylyaula.
ENEcUlWE CuANWEE, HsRllsBURG, 10Th November,
1854. Il-30-3w
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\ % ~ T VTNTT u ~
HARRISBURG,
November 20, 1854,

n-sg@ WHEREAS, THE AUDITOR.GENE
- raj required by the lth section Of the ac, en-
titled IAN Act Enabling the Banks Of this Commonwealth
10 become Associations for the Purpose Of Banking
the laws Of the United States passed the 22d day OF
august a. p ie6i has Ger ined TO me that the
"ClIi BANK OF PHILADELPHIA"
has furnished satisfactory evidence to him that all the
requirements OF said act have been compiled with by the
said Bank, that has become association
purpose OF BanEing, under the laws OF the United
States.
do therefore this notice thereof be published
in accordance with the provisions 0f the said lth section
OF the sao HC amt do declare that the Charter of said
Bank by the terms Of said deemed and taken t0
hereupon surendcrOd 10 the provisions OF the first
sec ion OF said act.
A. G.. CURTIN
Governor OF Pennsy ylYaula.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
HABUIsBUEG,
2gth November 1854. \ u-3l3w
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BANK NOTICES.

RS95@ NOTICE.
~ BANK or NORTH AMERICA,
NOVEMBER q, 1864.
Notice is hereby given agreeably TO sect Of the act
of the General Assembly OF the Commonwealth Of Penn
syyana enti led AN act enabling the banks OF the Com
monwealth to become associations for the purpose OF
banking under the laws OF the United States approved
the 22d day Of August D. 1851 that The OckhOlde!s Of
the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA or the Hth instant,
voted TO become association that Directors
have procured tho authority of the of
two thirds the capital stock TO make the certificate
qulrod therefor by the laws Ofthe United States
ll-23 WIN Im HOCRLEY, Cashier
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AN ORDINANCE
CREATING A LOAN To Pay CERTAIN
Deficiencies OF THE YEAR 1864,


AND PREVIOUS YEARS.
section i. The Select and Common Councils Of the City
Of Philadelphia do 0rdain-
That the Mayor Philadelphia be and be hereby
thonzed 20 borrow the credit Of the city, from time
time, such sums of money be necessary for the
payment of such deficiencies now exist which may
exist on the nrst day OF January 1862 In the appopra
Ons the several departments of the
Tor year eighteen hundred aud sixty four or for pre-
YiOus years, exceeding In the whole the Of two
millions 1--WE hundred thOus and dollars for which nte-
rest not to exceed the rate OF six per eentum per anum
shah be paid hslfyearly, the fret days OF January
and July, at the othce Of the City Treasurer.
The principal Of said loan shall be payable and paid
AZ the expiration of thirty rom the date OF the
thereof and the certificates therefor In the usual Of
the certificates Of City Loan shall be Issued In such
amounts the lenders require but not Tor any faC-
uOna part of hundred dollars, II required, In
shall be expressed in said certificates that the said loan
therein mentioned, and the interest thereof payable
free from all taxes.
appropriated Of the income Of the corporate
arc from the raised by taxation, suticeut 70
pay tie intees said certcates and the further sum
Of three-tenths Of one per centum the par
pated quarterly out Of said income and sink
ing iund which Und and It's acCumualons are hereby
especially pledged for the redemption aud payment Of said
certificates. -----
TO publish Loan BIZ TO pay Deficiencies.
Resolved That the ERIK be authorized ~ publish In two
dsiy newspapers Of this city, daily, for four the
ordiD aucc presented to Common Council Thursday,
DECEMBER l 1854, euu led
AN Ordinance Gre Loan 10 pay Certain Deficiencies
OF the wear 1864, aud previous years"
Aud tie said CLERK, az the stated nesting OF Councils
ae the aspiration Of four Nee6 tgm the fret day Of said
purNcator shall present 10 hs Counon OF each Of
said nawspai ors Tor every daJ in which the shall
have ho,n madO. l22 iw
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sS1y- WHEREAS, THE AUDITOR-GENE
raj required By the llthI Section Of the Act en-
ted"An Act to enable the Banks Of this Comm
become AssOca Tor the purpose Of Backing The
laws of The United states sed the 22i day of Au-
gust A. 1864, has certified 10 NE that "TdE CONSOLt-
DATlOS BAHK OF PHILADELPHIA" has furnished
satisfaction him that all the requirements Of said
have been complied with by the sad Bank and that has
become an Association for h purpose OF Banking under
the laws of the United States;
do, therefore this notice thereof to be published,
In dance with the provisions the said lth ION
Of the said Act and do declare that the Charter of said
Ban by the terms Of said Act is deemed and taken TO be
hcrtupon derod subject the provisions Of the list
Section Of said Act. IL,
A. G.. CURTIN,
Governor OF Penns ylvaula
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MECHANICS, BANK.

49, PHILADELPHIA November p, 1861
Notice is hereby given a,reeaby to Section Two of the
Act OF the General Assembly Of thel Commonwealth Of
PENNSYLVANIA, entitled An act enabling Banks Of the
Commonwealth TO become Associations the purpose OF
Ranking the laws of the United States" approved
the 22d day August 1901 that the Stockholders the
Mechanics Bank Of the city and county Of Philadelphia
have this day voted to become such Association and
that the Directors have procured the authority OF the
Of than two birds of the capital stock 20
make the certificate required therefor bv the laws OF the
United 4 acs, j, WEIGAND, JR.,
ll-23-Ytm- Cashier
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WASHINGTON AND WALNUT Bend
OIL COMPANY.
Office, No 3l4 MARKET st Philadelphia.

No.i well On OIL Crock, pumping 10 barrels psC
DAY and incfcAfnE.
no. q wen ON Ou Greek, 400 feet deer win
large show q oil Near tlB is the Corn Planter Well
which is now pumuing 80 barrels Of oil per day II
No. B. well Ol CIR "a. $40 eot deep, ready fof
tubing " In splendid show OF OILS every prospect Of pre-
ducnr LARGELY,
No.A One n0h interest IN tract OF five hundred aofea
on the Allo kony river; six wca, now pumping nfy bar
n oil per day three more wells nOg going down via
near ne Of river front, all good boring territory.
No o hafHrfc 20 TdeOute, near the EcouomIte Welr
which now pumping sixty barrels per fay.
No Eight ana halt e. IN Walnut Bend, the Aa-
ghCny river immediate surrounding this properly nna
prpduc ng wells This viii be developed raOidy n I
Subscriptions aye now being received and lsege s4ff
ton Of the stock acady taken. The prlsneoas Aud AID
information be obtained a the Oloe Of tc Com DGay
now At No. 3lf hARKET Sucet II 70 lft
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Prom the Chestoraeid Peninsula

We hear mentioned the appearance OF negro pick.
tte IN front OF our newly acquired lines above How
letts. General HUNTERS mon did not tolish the
idea Of confronting the sable soldiers. and accord
ingiy, with tho Generals permission no doubt tho
shatp'shOoters opened hrp on the darkcs on Mon
DAY, aud picked oil number of them. The fire
was returned by the cnomy, and sKrmishinR was
kept up at intervals until this morning. whom the
appearance of whtc pckcts be ougiug TO the
Eighteenth Corps caused lIUNrEu's men 30 discOn-
unue Their target pmcuco.
Two soldiers OF the T. ghtconth Virginia Regiment
were killed by the EXPLOSION of IA 'l. lp 20 late
hour yesterday evening all was quiet along the Ch0s-
tcrtieid picket line.
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ATOTICE Is HEREBY GIYEN no NM

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
N owners of premises hereinafter described that wrts
Of scire JaciaS upon the following CLAIMS for Paving,
against said prem win be Issued after three months
from this date unless said aims are paid
LEWIS q. CASSIDY Attorney for Claimant,
No 2l3 s, SIXTH street.
City to use off Buckley vs. Andrew McNeely owner,
northeast side Of Abigail street, 20 feet southeast OF
Amber street, SLeeeRth Ward, containing Is fec front,
and % feet deep TO Amber street Claim SlOS0 for paving
same Ys. same. c. = June Term, 1864; No B. Lot
and three story brick dwelling southwest side Of Adj
gail street. and northwest side Emma street. 70 feet
'front.' 20 feet deep. Claim si3 20 for paving.
Same Q. +. June Perm, 1854; No. 4. Lot and
three ttOry brick dwelling southeast side ef Amber
street and southwest side of Abigail street, 70 feet 'front.'
20 feet Geep. Cha IN $500, for paving.
Same VS.. John T. jones, owner, &C. O. ?. September
Term, 1863; No 20. Lot Of ground and brick building,
situate nOrihwestery corner OF Glrard and
Morton Eighteenth Wgrd Is feet Glrard avenue,
81 feet deep. Claim BIG, for paving.
Same same. ID. Z September Term, 1864; No 4.
Lot and Gel ar walls northwest side of Grard avenue,
Eighteenth Ward thence northwest parallel with Morton
str, ct GO feet Inches point thence east ~ feet 5
inches point thence northeast 10 feet az Inches to
Norris street. thence southeast along Norris 60 feet
to Gr0ld avenue. thence sOulwesterly along Grard
nue. lOl Ieet to place OF beginning lO-2l-ml5t
CLERK'S OFFICE, COMMON COUNCIL,
~ PuLADELrHIA, December ?, 1864.
In pursuance Of the annexed resolution, the following
IAN ORDINANCE
CREATING LOAN TO PAY UENCAIS DEFGCIEN-
Is hereby published, In accordance with the act Of Assem-
VIM +. SMALL
Clerk Of Common Council.
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PHILADELPHIA, November o. 1854 The Board of roc
tors have is cay declared Cash Dividend Of TEN per
cent on the capta stock aud SN per cent interest
the scrip Of the Company, payable on and after the
lst OF December pIoNmo free OF National and State
taxes.
They have also declared Scrip Dividend of FORTY
per cent the earned premiums for the ending Oc
tabeT 81 1894, certificates for which viii be issued 10 the
parties entitled 10 the AND atteT the Of DeCem
ber pruN mo, Iee OF National ana state taxes.
They have ordered, also, that the scrip certificates Of
profits OF ho Company for the year 1850 be redeemed in
cash at the office of the Company and after the st Of
day
No certificate of profits issued under s2j By the Act
Incorporation mo certificate shall issue unless claimed
within two years after the declaration or the dividend
whereof II Is evidence"
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nlB" IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE
- CITIZENS or THE FOURTH COEGKES-
HEABQuAHrEus,

HEABQUAHrEHg,
BROAD ASD SrRiNo UAEDEN 5rREET1,
The BOARD or ENRo lMEyT ofths FOURrd cos
OCCASIONAL DISTRICT (compuging the Fourteenth.
Elteenth, twentieth, Twenty-hrst and TWeniy-iJurth
Wards) hereby give notice that hey engaget IN
revising and citing the Enrolment Lists Of each the
wards in their District and this labor they invite
operation and Of all good ClEcns, by glvng
such niOmann In their pOssessiO aid IN the
rectiuu and revision thereof
Any may appear before the Board and have
meme sicken from the list n he show, O the satsfac
ton Of he Boaro thu the person named not properly
enoled on account Of
lst Ahenage
"a. Non -resdence.
lth. Permanent physical disability Of such degree as
10 render the not proper sub for enrolment
under the law and regulations,
stu. Having served in the military or naval service
two years during the present war; and been honoraby DIS
charged.
The names Of all persons liable 10 military duty taking
up their residence in Sub district (ward) well all
I'm the Sub district who from time 20 time become able
must be added TO the Emo ment Ass and the names OF
who have enlisted in the military naval
service, or WHO remove permanently from or whose
liability terminates while In II, will be stricken of
IL ig for the interest OF every citizen to have stricken
from the lists all names Improperly enrolled because an
increases the quota called FOR such
sub district and 10 equally for the interest Of each
enrolled In given sub district TO place upon the lists
beca the greater the num1er TO be drawn from the less
the chance u any particular individual wi be drawn
The Board OF Enrolment call especial public attention 70
the following
"lfa person. with intent to prevent the draft rgfses 10
gire ms when lawfully requested to do by
officer whose legal duty It to ascertain and enroll It, is
his dute I'm relation 20 the draft. SO, also Of the gpiHg
Offae with the same Illegal intent, and the offender
tr, In either be subject 70 su19md arrest by the
provost marshal - Paragraph %, Reriscd Regulations.
ID. NJ, LANE Captain and Provost Marshal,
President Of the Board Of Enrsment,
Il-29Gt Fourth District
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n-,55a SURGEON. GENERALS OFFICE,

49, WAsUtNGTOS CITY, ID. O.,
November ~, 1884.
NOTICE Medical of GERS Of not less thau two years
service, Who have bCyn hOuOraby dsohHrged aud desire
20 receive appointments as SURGEONS or ASSISTANT
kURGEONS in the United States Army Cerps bong
organized At washington. invited 20 fTward their
applications TESTIMONIALS and evidence Of service, 70
J.. W. BARNES,
70. 1 sthtbs6t Surgeon General.
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spEOlAL NOTICES.


r5at. OFFlCE or THE BEACON OIL
49, Company, second story No. 2bS THIRD Street.
ptuLApRLrIIA, November 2b 1861
meeting Of me S.ockholdcrs Of thc Reacon Oh Com
pany m be held at fhe once ~ the Comp any MON
bay December o, at O'Clock ~ NJ for the purpose u
Auaacuug business necessary 90 the interest nf the
Company JOIN @, MUCLtN rock,
Il-Zl-lDt Secretary.
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HIJ}a DIVIDEND NOTICE.-OFFIGE OF
a. the MlHGO OIL COMPANY, No. Bli WALNUT
Street, Room No 20.
PHILADELPHIA, December I, 1864.
Tho Bsard Directors Of this Company have tus day
declared Dividend TW . (2J cent the capital
soak able At their oie and after tho 10Th instant
free Of State taxes.
The boOHs will be closed for transfer tho 9TH instant
at 3 T. NJ, and be opened on the 10th.
l2-l.gt =. W WtLTBANK, Secretary.
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- RallfO1d Company O1lCe, u s. FOUKTII blrRei.
PHILADELPHIA, November 30, 1884.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
The Transfer POoSs Of this Company viii be closed on
Thursday, December H. and rc1pened Tuesday, Janu
AIRY lc, 1865.
A dividend Of FIFTEEN PER Cent. on the Common
and Preferred Stock clear OF National and htae has
been declared PAYABLE In Common Stock the st OF
December next all stock standing the books Of the
Company the close bu snC8s the 18th pruximo.
Stockholders whose registered the New
York Books viii be paid the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company.
l2-i-t5 5. BRADFORD, Treasurer
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QnS Teleataph
Y. nEcEMBER 5. 1865.
!. ST FROM THE SOUTH

edmond Papers of Friday Startling
n, uorts abaut Sherman-IIe n Nearing
Tie Coa-i-U Uraod Cavalry Combat on
a.. SnvRnnRi-R Reported Rebel Victory
The Enemy Captures KtlpRttick's cha
prau-It ~ 80 be Laid in Lavender-Our
FORCES Retire 60 MiIIeu-FOster's Adj
vance EngRgrti-A BattIe Rt GranRms-
vlIe, n. V.-Thc Rebels Claim n Success
-ShermRU's March Described Houses,
Harms, Cribs. etc, Destroyed-Ncgroe
md Stock Hun OG-The whole Country
D-v STATED -- OmciRI Despatch from
RenureERrd 90 what General Hood II
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20

pas sMTERs ~ CR,NA The dAnrh
,cre whom they cn,sdesc.n., 70 reav have
u >a.l and i,ola,cd lot. They remaih
shn, up IN the parental mansion, e"leI,
,ccnr,cd with er~ing AMI h"u.ewiser,
Wealthy parents give them slight
education. hut in general their cduca
ZION is confined 10 ncc.ilewMk. No
pnl!i school is open I" girla. When
hey are cli enough 10 marry thci,
parents think much less shout ihcr
'u,nrc happiness than "f their own pri
va'e Interests. and ~ni.i, rnieavOr ,u
conclude !. snr, IT ba..a" l., selling
.hrn to ~. highest h.l.lrr. T.eir
father &nd NJ .hrr-.r in d-fsnlt Il
them. their nearcH. relati"ns--cxcrcise
an absolute authority owe, tue marriage
Il the children; v"Mny people are al
l,wed to have 10 vii! in the matter
5 Sometimes Two t,icnls bni themselves
BY An oath tu marry their unborn ha hes.
II :hcy iurn out of different sexes. The
rrn,ni.e is sealed by tearing their tsnics
each giving ths other the portion rent
If Unirns f.rtnr.! nni.r such candi.
,ions ~ these are scarcely l;k..y to b.
1t long duration. lncompa,ib.'is,es q,
temper soon disclose themselves, and
the woman, being the weakest, suffers
the most, for the husband ha. the mos,
complete authority over her. lie may
il trea. her with impnni,y, and compel
her to associate with several secondary
wives.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20

MoNrENsoRIxE WpxEN.-Urq,cs-
tionably, in Mon,enegr", vomaa is the
chief bearer Of burden and the hardest
worker Of the two sex"s she is, in fact
the slave or the man ba, though hum.
bic. che u not Inundated she is re-.
spected in aud from her charity. For
this reason. and bec ause Of her being
pi the we aker sex, and therefore never
attacked by the stronger, Woman is
always given to the traveller as = guide;
woe be In the stranger who should at.
tempt TO take a.ivantave II her weak.
meas. We have seen that even the life
uf \ prince will b. taken shonld The hon.
,r Of Montene2,ina woman be out.
ragged AM, I hel,ve that mos Of tho
Monten4yrines have he same feeling
- thai al he true BeiuAio. hat DO
woman who isnet 81 their blood and
bitt ,place i 4.e.ei enough 10 be his
wif'. L ~ tn. Beioni,,, the husband
wake, rides 6-s,. IT,. women following,
cafsins III. good, aud chattels Of The
family, Or The bu den u lie traveller
shc labnrs in the field while he roams
over the mountains. or clean his arms
!, home. Naturally trom the mode Of
life, the men nt Ise5na Cora arc not
remarkable fnr beauty they are boDy
and robust, and they look cid 1T very
early age; their compilations are dark
and muddy.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20

The rub dab dub IL cnrperhcad
Democracy about the loss of their Ii
h~rties and the tyranny Of the Aini
abstraction, recalls the famous figure Il
the great Burke:
s.Because halfA dozen grasshorrer,
ants~. fern make the field ring will
their impor,unate chink. shle thos
sands II great cst'lc. repose beneath
the shadow of the B,iti.h OAK, chev
the cud and are silent i il not to B,
imaxined that those who mike ths
noise are The only inhabisants Of Ii,
6rld that, of coasse, they are many j,
number; nr that. after MI they o.,
other than the little, shriyeled, m@agrs
hopping, though loud aud trosbleseo,
ineseos ofsh~ hour"
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4.mny sensa 9naa geltas gnnstat siltns aud gsws
POrlvaSe q G.aneosa

Senator John Shernsn Of Ohio made
one u Mis- magnetic spceches in San
dasky last week, to vast asd,eDss that
ioci,neAlo every word cf HE orasory.
II he mid, e his powerful argn'nen
,a,ion, be threw on . rlssnal sketch c'
Abraham Lincoln, which viii b recog
n,sa.l everywhere ~ life .;ke.
II know old Abe, and l tell y,o
there is not AZ this hnur mose pa,rio
tic, ~ ..ner man living than that m.r
Abraham Linc,lm. Some say he is an
imhcci!.; IN, he r"i "nl, h.N hi,
own in his d.bs.ea with Domgiaa wlose
power il admitted, aud whom I con.id
cred the ahels, intellect in -. lFn,; Il
States Scnstc, but got lille thu het,+,
~ him II. has bc,.n deliberate and
slow, hms whcn he puts his f"ot down !,
i il wi,h the Determination and Ger, ain,y
with which our Generals take thei,
steps and Ike lem when H.. takes 4
,i'y, h- never gives i. up Th- firm
Old man is n"hl. and XII, d barred. lie i,
= child Of the I.tor,l-. G., 10 him with
. story II woe, aud he will weep like a
child. This man, 40 condemned, work.
more hours then any other prr.i'lcn,
that ever occupied the ch"ir Ills 10
lic,, ude for the pnl,lic welfare i. ns.e,
yeaaiug. differed from him At hrs,
myself, bnt At LIS, felt ani hl,.ved
that he was right, aud shall vote fns this
brave, true, patriotic, kind hearted man
All his insults anil mistakes you have
seen All his virtues You can pcvt,
kn"v. His patience in labor is wnnler.
tnl. lie works Tar har.ler than any
man in Eie county. At the head Of
this great nation, look At il; he has all
the bills TO sign paAr~d by Congress.
No one can b. appointed 1, any office
without his approval; no one can b.
punished vf,hoa, the judgement .ece,v
es hi. signature, and na o"e l.ar.l""ed
without his hand. The man always
right, alwayt just, v. propose now /"
r.clcct t. the Presidency. T" swap
If such man as this, my c.'antry.ncr
Tor Mcclellan, idle, incompetent, and
unwilling, would, in my .rini.,.., b. .
l.v,lish POOR trade"