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Charges and specifications
against Abraham Lincoln.

At meeting of the people of all par
ties, held in Crawford County Ohio for
the purpose of taking into consideration
the state of the country, the following
charges against lincoln were included in
the preaE BILE. We give also the resolu-
tions adopted with them.
Persons who have differed in opinion
with the President, or who have criticised
his acts, he has hunted down and perse-
cuted with the most merciless viger.
He has denied to sovereign States their
constitutional rights.
He has destroyed the nation in order to
establish military despotism upon the
ruins of constitutional liberty.
He has stricken down the. freedom of
speech and of the press.
He has deprived American citizens of
their liberty without due process of
law.
He has held persons to answer for
capital, and infamous crimes without
presentment or Indictment of a grand
jury.
He has denied the right of trial by
jury.
He has punished individuals and the
press for ceudemning his lawless acts.
He has dlsregarded the right of the
people to be secure in their persons, heus-
es, papers and effects, against unreasona-
BILE searches and seizures.
lie has arrested citizens contrary to
law, and punished them without convict
ien
He has suppressed the ballot by mill
tarJ violence, and dictated elections at
the point OF tire bayonet.
He has suspended the privilege of the
writ of habeas corpus.
He has divided sovereign State
without its consent.
He has seized by force and imprisoned
a Legislature elected by the people.
He has proposed 10 allow less than one
tenth of the people of State to govern
and control more than nine e-tsnths of the
people of the same State.
He has assumed the right to command
the ailitla not in the actual service of the
United States.
He has denied to the people the right
to bear arms for their own defense.
He has surrounded bimself with satur-
MALTA of officers, who have plundered the
treasury and burdensd the people with
taxes.
He has destroyed the freedoms of re-
ligion.
He has annulled every constitutional
guarantee for the projection of the citi
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nea Two Massachusetts, agents have
been arrested In Xenia for recruiting col
ored e,en in this State.
Abolition Massachusetts, did more than
any Northern State to bring about the
war, and now Abolition Massachusetts,,
not liking to send her own shoddy con
tractors where bullets are plentisr than
greenbacks, is engaged in stealing mig
gers from her sister States to FILL up her
quota.
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that thers will
petition presented to the Commissioners
of Monroe County, State of Ohio, at their
next setting, for a County Road com
meneing at the County Road running
from Sardis to Woodsfeld, on the land of
John II. Bridgeman, and through said
land, thence through J. w. Martin's
land, thence through the land of Jossphus
Goddard, thence through the land Of
Samuel Farmer, thence through the land,
of Phillip Schuman, to the State Road.
to intersect with the County Road that,
leads to Nisperly's MILL - saessasq
Aug. 10, 18S4-4w .pd.
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Petition to Sell Land.
In Probate Court OF Monvos County, Ohio.

d.
Mary Pittman, John Pittman, Benjamin
Pittman, Moses Pittman, obediah Pittman,i
Melinda Mathes and Isaac Matkes her hus-
bard, Ruth A. Sinde ldecker and Joseph SIM
dledecker her husband, Berthena Palmer and
Jacob Palmer her HUSBAND Of the State Of
Ohio and Samuel Pittman and Joseph Pitt
man, who reside out of the State of Ohio and
James Mellott, will take notice that William
Workman, Administrator of Jonathan Pitt
man, on the 5th dag of August, 1854, filed his
petition in the Probate Court of said county
to obtain q order to sell the following lands
to pay debts, to wit:
part Of the north east quarter of the
south west quarter of section twenty two,
township four, range four, and the north end
of tie north east quarter of the south east
quarter of section twenty eight.
WM.5 WORKMAN. Admir-. i
by AMOS pAssNoRR, his Att'ys.
August 10, lS64--4w.
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Another Demonstration on
Harpers Ferry.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 6.-Persons who
left Charlestown, Va, yesterday morn
ing, reports the rebel forces composed Of
Mosebys and Imboden's cavalry, and
mounted infantry, Numbering 1000 were
then about to make felnt on Harper's
Ferry, while Early with 10000 infantry,
was guarding the plunder at Bunker Hill,
and was about starting up the Valley
The rebels are scattered through the VAL
Icy gathering grain and cattle, and would
Join Ewell in his march.
The rebels conseripted all the men they
could find, and even boys of 10 years Of
age.
It is believed the rebels will retire up
the Valley as soon as their trains are well
advanced.
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Another Infamous Outrage.

The Cincinnati Enquirer says that Gen.
Burbridge of Kentucky has issued an
order to the judges Of elections not to
allow the name of Judge Duval-who is
a candidate for re- election to the Bench
of the Court of appeals-to appear on the
polls of their precincts,
Who knows that old Abe will not try
the same easy plan at the Presidential TIA
election? @
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GRAFTON CONVENTION.

The nominees of the State Convention
of West Va, were as follows:
For Governor-Arthur I. Boreman, of
Wood county--renominated.
Secretary of State--Granville d. Hall,
of Harrison county.
Auditor of State--J. M. McWhorter,
of Roane county.
Treasursr-Campbell Tarr, of Brooke
county-renominated.
Attorney Generl-Ephraim B. Hall,
Of Marion county.
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pR- Some of the newspaper corrsspon-

pgr Some of the newspaper co1rsspon-
dents put our loss at Petersburg in the
recent assault at 250O exclusive Of mis-
sing, or about 5000 in all. Rebel loss
not known but believed to be heavy. As
our troops had to attack breastworks it is
net improbable that We lost fully as many
as the Rebels.
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From Gen. sherman.

New York, Aug. 5.-The Herald's
Nashville correspondent Of the 28th ult.,
says Sherman's army was in motion that
day though it was contraband to tele-
graph at the time. It was moving by the
left flank, and those eonversant with the
situation will comprehend the importance
of such a movement
Sherman's delay before Atlanta was
for the purpose of keeping the rebels
there, in which he has succeeded admira-
bly,.
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ma The Abolition papers on our ex-
change list have not heard or read word
about the peace correspondence. If ii
had been big, fat Abolition lie they
would have lit upon it like flock of car
rion crows.
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TIE NUMBER OF TROOPS IN THE
FEDERAL ARMY.

The Philadelphia Age, very we'll in
formed paper in military matters, hazards
She following estimate of the strength Of
the Federal armies:
The number of men in the Federal ar
my has long been a matter of specula-
ton. We are able to give this morning
well considered estimate of the forces,
with their distribution over the country
1t is founded on good military author
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D sssri Before the rebellion, would ii have
Esen4 uncenstitusienal to commence war
for the abolition of slavery
II 50, IL it not unconstitutional to con-
tinus the war for tho abolition Of slavery,
when the Union can be restored without
.Af
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nsy- The negro troops in the late assault

B@ The negro troops in the late assault
on Petersburg advanced in good erder''
until they were fred upon, when they be-
came. demoralized and a few kept en- ad-
vancing but the greater portion ran to she
rear as fast as their legs could carry them.
They lost I4OO killed, wounded and mis-
sing-especially missing.
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neg Rebel accounts claim that they
were victorious in the battle at Atlanta
on the 22nd. They claim te have cap
tured twenty pieces Of artillery, five
stands Of celoss and two thousand pris-
eners. te 85fF
Somebody has lied about that fght.
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an Oar Rights Not Gone.

Lincoln has net robbed the people of
al their rights. They still exsrciAe the
right 70 be drafted to fight against their
will, and the right to be taxed.
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Sale la Partition.
Marx Albert,
against -
Nelson Barkus.

BY virtue of an order Of sale in partition.
to me directed from the Court of Common
Pleas of the County of Monroe, in the State
Of Ohio, will offer for sale at public auction
at the front door of the Court House, in the
town of Woodsfeld, in said County, on
Saturday, the 10tA day of Sept 1854,
the following described real estate. situate
in said county and State, to wit:
The east half of the south west quarter Of
section number twenty-four, township num-
Der four and range number four, containing
seventy-six acres and seventy hundredths OF
an acre. ttY
GEO. w. CARROTHERS,
Sheriff, N. C. o. r
August 10. 1864. ss sz5a5ss1
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B@ The Rebel raiders burned the
greater part of the town Of Chambers
burg, Penn. This was an unwarraetable
piece of vandalism, and proves the officer
who did it to be not a whit better than
Hunter.
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aGr The hundred days men in Grants
army are suffering terribly. One brigade
Of four Ohio regiments reports fourteen
hundred men for duty, and seventeen hun
dTed on The sick list. No wonder they
talk of mobbing man who hurraas for
Brough.
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OF this number nearly Que hundred
thousand are in hospital. Fifty thousand
at least are prisoners or under parole.
The negro troops at present num Der about
one hundred and fifty thousand.
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] ohm N. Bprkhead,
against
NJ IT RprIhsoI

John n, Bprkhead,
against 81
N. Fl. Burkhead sN
DY virtue of an order of sale in partition,
ID to me directed frem the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, VIII
offer for sale at public auction, at the front
door Of the Court House in the town Of
WoodsReld, in said county, between the hours
of ten o'clock a. m. and four o'clock p. m, on
Saturday, the 10fh dog of Sept, 1864,
The following real estate situate in Monroe
County, Ohio, to wit:
The north esst quarter of section number
TIVE, township number six, and range number
six.
GEO. W. CARROTHERS, a
Sheriff, M. g. O.
August 10. 1854.
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The Indians Committing Sc
r;ioas Depredattons on the Santa Fs
Road.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 5.-We have advices
from the plains to the effect that the
Apache, Kiowa, Camanche, and Acapaha
Indians, numbering nearly 1000, are com
mitting serious depredations on the Santa
Fe road All horses, mules, and beet
cattle, belonging to Fort Larned, also
number of private cattle, 130 horses of
the Colorado battery, were captured with
in half a mile of that Fort on the 18th
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The Meeting of the Chicago
CONvENTIoN POSTPONED UN-
, TIL AUGUST 20. 80 a.a.....--l

At meeting ofthe Executive Com
nitsee of the National Democratic Com
mites held In New York on the 22d day
sfJune, 1864, it was voted that, in de-
Ssssnee to theads of avery large num-
bsr Of the leading members of the censer-
'vatiys Union democratic party through
ont the country, the meeting Of the Dem
,ooratic sNatienal- Convention be post
sponed to Moadayr August 29, 1864, at
twelve o'clock noon, at Chicago. s
AUGUST BELMONT,
31sAss Chairman
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE Pore
MAC, Aug. 4.-Nothing of interest has
taken place for the past two days, and
very little picket firing is being done
along the lines at present.
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BY some unaceountable accident the
Congressional CoByention was announced
for the. 9Th kef August. 1t takes place
on the 9Th ,of septsmber- Remember
this. .s4..s{ ,sJ
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8ea- The report of the insanity Of
Queen Victoria is again making its
rounds.
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"a union of hearts, a union Of hands,
A union that none may sever;
A union of lakes, a union Of lands,
The AAEIeAN UNION FOREVER.


q = r NNaH
aaos Fer Secretary Of State, s
WILLIAM w ARMSTRONG,
sts@orr OF Seneca, County.
sFsH gElE sfsszzf zftr5f gyerrjsi5s rs
v4sg assisnprsne judges.
sep (roR TuLL rERM,)
PHILADELPH VAN TRUMP,
ass 81 OF Fairfield County. T.
sas ai Gro FILL yAcANcIEs,1 ass s
5sssw Il Long Vacancy, s.e
MACHIAS c. WHITELEY,
arz OF Hancock County.
ssm ~ sss Short svscsney.
sss ALEXANDER s. BOYS, q &
go or Highland Goanty.
sos.g "a Attorney General,
LYMAN Il. eGRITCHFIELD,
49, or Holmes County.
Comptroller Of the Treasury,
WILLIAM s. ". PRENTTSs,
1ss sss OF FFapk lin County. ~
if9e EIaschoei Commissioner, ziTa
ALEXA NDlsR s. RAMSEY,
- es OF Hardin County. rag
- Board of Pubic Works, { S se
ls9ssgss4 fFuLL TERM
WILLIAM LARWILL,
OF Ashland, County.
.-xsFSgns.E rs - 4sas ksn Z
(roE vAoANcT,
~ aa CH HARLES iBOESEI.,s
pfs 80 or Aushaize County.
PnzsIpEsrALs ELEcToRs FeR THE STATE A
PCS sfs-5st tSs ikAR0E. 4EH hG j sa
Z = 81 CHARLES REEMELIN,
ilgs ssIOfsIfamiltons County.
-. THOMAS W. hartley,
Is.sw OF Richland County 4i,
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In addition to this emigrant trains were
robbed and destroyed, and altogether some
900 animals were run off, About twenty
persons were killed and scalped. The
Indians were threatening Fort Larned at
last accounts, where butseventy Eve men
were stationed. Over 500, 600 worth of
provisions had been given to these In
dians at Fort Larned few days before
they committed these deeds.
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A DISPATCH FROM HARRISBURG

HARRISBURG, August o.-Dispatohes
received here this forenoon, state that the
rebels were seen crossing the river at
Hancock, and had driven Averills pickets
into Cumberland. Semi official dispatches
received this morning, state that the reb-
els occupied Hagerstown in force. The
greatest CONSERVATION prevails in the
southern portion of Cumberland county.
Gov. Curtin has issued proclamation
calling out 10000 militia.
PHILADELPHIA, August 5.-A report
based on coed authority, says the rebels
crossed the Potomac at Hancock yester-
day, several thousand strong. 1t is re-
port d that there was fight at New Greek ,
West Va, yesterday afternoon. Particu-
lars not yet known.
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. 3-Correspondence
to The Journal irem Clarksville, says
Col. Adam johnson, with sixty rebels,
crossed the Cumberland last Wednesday,
sixteen miles below here. His men were
dressed in Confederate uniform, and told
the citizens they were from Atlanta.
They inquired for Col. Sypert, and learn
ing he was near Henderson, went in that
direction.
This correspondent thinks johnson
came to take command of the Confederates,
who are rowing in the western part OF
Kentucky. He says there is a ooncentra-
ton of Confederate troops in the vicinity
of Henderson,; that Sypert has six OF
seven hundred men, and that Colonel,
now Brigadier General Woodward, is at
Paris, Tennessee, sending small dstach
ments into Kentucky.
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WAsHINaTsN, August 3-Richmond
papers of Friday claim victory in North
Carolina, declaring that Holden and the
conservatives were defeated and Vance
reelected Governor.
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A REPUBLICAN paper says: 'sWe see
the hand of providence in the re- nomina-
tion of Mr.. Lincoln" But people who
have great deal better vision than YOU
see the eloven foot of satan in it.-Er! q
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Asgust 10, 1854.
Attachment Notice.
John Sloan,
against 6

John Sloan,
against
Richard Norman
pEFoRE Jacob N. Mitchell, Justice Of tho
- Peace for Perry Township, Monroe ocuR-
ty, Ohio, an attachment IN the above case
was issued for the sum of thirty nine dollars
and sixty cents and costs.
J. N. MITCHELL, J.P.
August 10, ls64-3w.
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Sale in Partition.

August 10, 1864. -
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Blanks.

4 LII the various Blanks in general use, such
IA as Deeds, Mortgages, Attachment Bonds,
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of Agreement, Marriage Certificates. Natural
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for sale, or printed at short notice. by
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MANHOOD:

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aa,gg Gag'*w amw Iana@ga8Ggw
TAX SALE.

The Taxes on the annexed List
of non. resident Lands and Town
Lots, owners unknown, situated in
the County of Floyd and State of
Iowa, being delinquent for the year
1868, and preceding years as shown
by said List,
NOTICE
is hereby given that l will offer at
public sale the said Lands and Town
Lots for said delinquent tax or tax
es, and for the delinquent tax OF
preceding years, as heretofore adj
vertised, at the office of the Treas
urer Of Floyd County and State OF
Iowa, ut the Court House in the
town of st. Charles, on Monday,
October the Sd. 1864, sale common.
cling at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Office of Treasurer & Recorder,
St. Charles, Iowa, Aug. 8, 1864.
l.. l.. HUNTLEY,
Treasurer & Recorder of
Floyd County, Iowa.
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DYSPEPSIA. no matter of how long stand
IL ing. yields at once to UrHAN's DYspEP-
STA CURE. The effects of this remedy are tru-
ly magical. Try it and be convinced. Price,
One Dollar box. Sent postpaid to any add
dress, by S. C. UPHAM, 25 South Sth street,
Philadelphia, Pa. Circulars sent free. l7m6
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(EThe French Preventive. al

NIGHTLY EMISSIONS EFFECTUALLY
IN prevented, without the use of medicine
by the use of 90 The French Preventive" the
greatest invention of the age. Price, Ont
Dollar. Sent post paid to all parts of thu
country. Address DIR. s. CURTIS. Box 1887
Postofiice, Philadelphia, Pa. Circulars sem
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Were Never Eqllalled.

It's rapidly, absolute Stiffness ease Of notion
narrouness and nedtness Of lis hem wers neuer op-
proached by any other machine. We can call
In any boy or girl from the street, and with
three minutes instruction they will set the
needle, attach the Hemmer or Feller, and do
the work with entire success. A blind girl,
with the exception of threading the needle,
can do the same. Many ladies' owning other
iirst-class machines, come to our Office to do
their fine hemming and telling, on the Will
cox & Gibbs machine.
We take other machines in exchange. We
sell On, CoIToN, SILK. TWIST AND NEEDLES for
every kind of Sewing Machine.
Barnum'S Self.sewer,
FOR ALL SEWING MACHINES, 81, so.
Ii guides the work itself, thus avoiding the
bent posture and strain on the eyes.
We attend to the repairing of all kinds of
machines
Prices of Machines, with Hemmer, Teller.
Guage, Oil Can, extra needles, full directions,
| &c from $40 to $780,
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fs3e Save Your Life. ~

DYSPEPSIA, ERYSIPELAS, KIDNEY
IL Complaint, Sick and Nervous Headache,
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Badness A Treatise on the above diseases,
with their speedy and permanent cure. sent
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AYERS
CATH.tRTIC PILLS

posses, nany advantages over the other pur.
saiVcs in TIE market, and their superior virtues
are So universally known, that we need not do
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and dat they may he depended on to 10 all
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Photographic Albums
Auction.

The subscriber would respectfully announce
to the citizens of Floyd and adjoining coun-
ties. that he has taken out an Auctioneer's
License and is now prepared to sell property
ut auction for all who may require his servi-
ces. PETER OHAIR, AuctiOneer.
Charles City, May Is, 1854. 2Om3