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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-09
C0pperheads Threatening Civil War
ss-sz North.

North.
The New York News, edited by Ben. Wood,
the brother of the notorious, Fernando, in
wrathful mood indites the following
S 'sThe President is now getting up trick of
political hocus- pocus, by which, in the course
of a few months, he hopes to make those
now "rebelliousD States seem to march in file
harmoniously with those "loyal'' States, ex-
hibiting to sstonished and admiring Europe,
the charming spectacle of restored Union'
I" We say to the President that if be counts
to fo:st himself in this manner upon the
country for a;second term, he will be grew
ously disappointed. The people see through
this game, and will not permit it to be sue
cessfully played. IF he should venture, on
the 4thl of March, 1865, to re-seat himself in
the Presidential chair by virtue of an election
secured by such a shallow trick, we tell hin,
plainly he canEat succeed. There sOiH either
be joreible resistance, or, as his first and legal
election caused secession South has second Illegal
election aeil cause secession North and West, and
break up utterly the Union. The North and
Vest haze borne much but they seoul not stand
such inlpudent ,tgglery.''
Thus spoke the News on the 18th ult. 1t
will do no harm for the people to watch men
capable of such utterances. That such are
base traitors at heart, needs no assertion or
argument to show. Their acts and speech
define their character ataifs9f 81 3E2I
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rhe FrankIin Bank of Portage County
DEtNG desirous of renanishing its banking husiness
Is hereby gives notice. required by section ~ OF rs
- f tor of is readiness redeem its out
Standing notes circulation, is office IN FranS1n
iAu',s Nuns 'os' ''s' 80 80 Ell DAY. csahier.
Fsbrusry iss4 2 I io.sn
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-09

!. ne one Statute sxes he weietf 10 he bp.hs. Of
slu m9isy SEED; IS lbs; Hemp Seed. - Ibs: Milisi
81 lbs Hominy, go lbs fIsssh Potsfs 81 81 lbss
soiaioe,, 80 he Dried Peaches "a 1hss: Eri5d n,
PEE, = IDS; Wheat. 90 lbs. shefied coFa 58 1Ss
,os sa5isy e lbs oats. 80 ibs Malt, a lbs: E1n
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.HErAII. aIARKEr.

Hsr Ssushss. lse a.sa Per sevei.
n $50 ,H tsss tHhiie Nheai,
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IMPORTANT FROM rExas

10000 Rebels Concentratlng-Their Dc.
signs Understond-Union Forces Prepar.
ing to Meet the Attack-Favorabie Re.
ports of Re- Enlistment
NEW YORK, Jan. 1o.-The steamer Columbia,
Iom new Orleans on the Sd inst, arrived this
afternoon. Is: as-..ssre.-. 80 -,
Adyices from New Orleans to the Sd, at : a. m,
say that infcTm alton has reached there from
three or four different directions, to the effect
that all rebel troops which have been operating
IN Western Louisiana, on the banks of the Mis-.
sIssippi and. in fact, the whole force of the en-
emy, are gathering in Central Texas, and uni :.
ting TO torn one large army, to attack our ne W
number at least &c, eco men.
The most ample preparations have been made
10 meet TINS force as well as possible with the
number of troops in this Department. There
will soon be- news of great interest from Texas
The 18th Army Corps still remains at New
Iberia. Nearly every regiment here re-en listed
as veterans. ..-
The agent from Connecticut at New Iberia is
paying every man from that State who re.en-
lists three hundred dollars. The 18TH Connec-
ticut regiment re- enlisted en- mdsse.
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FkOM CAIRO.
More Rebel Rryerses-Capture of Prison.
ers-6en. Banks Order OF fAmnesty-Cold
Weather at New Orleans.


Mere Rebel Reyerses-Capture Of Prison.
ers-Gen. Banks Order of Amnessy-CoId
" Gather at New Orleans.
CAIRO, Jan. l0.-The Little Rock Demo crat
OF the Goth, says Senator Mitchell recently
returned from Richmond with orders from
JeH. LAWS which created considerable of a stir
III the rebel camps. 90.
Lieut Green, with a detachment Of the Sd
Federal Arkansas cavalry, en- route for Fort
smith, was attacked few days since nv the
rebel Colonel Hall The enemy were whipped
and the Colonel and nine of his men were
captured. Cap ain Napier the same night had
fight with the rebels who were recently in
Yellow county, and captured Lieut.. Barnett
and fifteen men. 4 .
e Jew named Morrison, who had been travel.
ing up and down the river, representing him
self as an agent Of the New York Associated
Press, and correspondent OF several ne " spa
pers, has been arrested ut Memphis, and lodged
In the irving Prison. Papers were found en-
him proving ham an imposter, and duplicating
him as rebel spy fta
The steamer Continental, from New Orleans
on the LIST, has arrived, with 20 bales of cotton
SIS hhds. OF sugar, and $40 bbls moIasses
She met ice sixty or Sc veny miles below He
lera, something aim ost unteard of
Gen Banks has issued a general order fncor-
porating the amnesty proc lamati of President
Lincoln. The oath of legiance prescribed by
the PRESIDENT TO be taken by those acceDtinr
the pardon Is also embodied in the order i}en
Eanks informs the people that all who are de-
sirous OF doing so can take the oath at on ca and
all provost marshals are instructed to adminis
ter IT, e. .'F =
The New Orleans Era says the last night of
the cid year was The coldest yer known in tn at
latitude. --sE 8 -. -.
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OEDNANoE oRF1oE. WAR DEPARTMENT
~ WhsHTRgToH, Jan. 8. 1854 4-Ths folio wing con
Iasts nave been awarded for heavy projectiies
SnaeT % the sdye5tise snt invitisg proposals. for
lnch smells the bids Tor which were opened on De
Psnncef' Isi iliao IS inch Shells Ar.shsn, Arssn
J;Psnnoei $500 10 inc shot ALE shany Arsenal,
Jas Marshsn L Co., s.coo 10 insh Shells, Ale.
Aibrifht { stroh, $500 Is inch shslls. Nsv York
r: Terry; Jr:, 70 900 10 inca Shot, New York
". Starr, 900 10 n,h Shell. New York Arsenal.
y: v; Starr, 1.occ 10 inch She'll. Washington
.ssvsry { %. a,ooo 1c-inch Shot. Washington
saveTy q Co.. 5000 lo-inch Shell, Washington
,Elis Co, 600 IT, Inch Shell. watsrtown Arssn-
Ellis a. Co.. loool5 inch Shell. watarsoxn Arssn-
Mics. Prst. Co., 5000 10 inch Shot, w.,srsorn
Miles; Pratt l. Co, 600 Io-inch shIn, Wster,own
A1:s1 = ae.afs Co, 1, ooo lo-ineA sAo., St. Louis
Howard 90, ,2.oeo io-insh Shell, st. Louis
ArEenal. 4 IS 1000.
starbuck Bros, GOO Is inch Shell. WAtervleit
Fuller, Warren Co., 800 lo-inah Ehot, Water
seymour & watson. 1870 10 inch Shot, watsr-
eveet. Kimby 100, !. 800 1e.inch Shot. Water.
Fuller, warren Co, 1000 10 inch Shell. Water.
seymour Watson, / 900 lo-inah Shell, Water.
sveet, Quimby { Co., 1000 1o-inch Shell, Water
GEORGl D. RAMSAY.
ja16t Brig Gen., Okief Of Ordnance.
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From Nassau

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-The steamer Governor
Bayley, from Nassau on the 4th instant, has ar.
rived here.
The rebel steamer Lucy arrived at Nassau
on the 2lst nltimo, from Wilmington. The
Governor Bayley was overhauled by a Feder
al cruiser on her outward passage.
The Nassau Guardian states that VOLTS
property, seized on the Corsica, had been given
up on demand by Lord Lyons.
Wolf has commenced action for damages
against the United States
The rebel steamer Pet sailed on the 26th for
Wilmington. The steamer Don, Lucy, Rothe-
ray, CASTLE and Bendigo sailed on the 10Th for
the same port.
The United States steamer Sonoma was at
Little Strrup the very afternoon of the 2s.h
and observing q steamer fifteen miles to the
eastw ard went il. pursuit OF her.
The steamers W. Dayrell and Alliance sailed
for Wilmington on the I'd of January
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES I
FROM ARKANSAS.
Continued Desertlons from the X ebel Ar.
my-Informat alton of Generals Price and
MaIey,s Confer plated MoYemeutS


Continued Desertions from the X ebel Ar
my-lnformation of Generals Price and
Ma1ey's Contemplated Movements.
< FORT SMITH, Ark, Jan. 6.-Lie uter ant w
a. Britain, Sd Arkansas regiment, FagiR's re-
bel brigade, came into our lines to day, vita a
squad Of his command. He left Prices head
quarters at Longwood, twenty miles west OF
Colded, on Christmas.
r. Price commands the army In the field, whi ch
is estimated at 1900 strong but Britain says
the entire effective rebel force outside of Texas
does not exceed 1900. OF Prices Missouriaus
only abont 1900 or 1900 remain. The veterans
OF Lexington and Pea Ridge are nearly all in
their graves. The Mis- souri, troops are Shelby IS
cavalry and Parsons infantry. brigade,
mostly nsw recruits, conscripts, and bush
whackers, recently joined. ~
- General Steele has been superseded in the
command OF the rebel Department of the In
dian Territory by Brigaoier General Maxcy
Reports OF the Federal successes In Texas
Banks possession Of the Rio Grande, created
great gloom among the Rebels. Rumors Of the
issue OF President Lincoln's amnesty drocla-
nation Were also having their effect through
out their ranks, and des rtions were frequent
The officers were promising general speedy
advance Northward to keep them quiet. Many
.wt9l-informed officers were Of the opinion that
Price would move one column on Little Rock,
and Maxcy with another on Fort Smith
Our cavalry crossed the river on the ice an d
intercepted the rebel nail Letters speak OF
An immediate advance of their forees north
ward s.s probable.
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SINGULAR RUMoR.-A most singular rumor
is gaining ground in some well informed quar-.
ters in Washington which concerns the New
York Press. 1t is stated that certain journal
in the Empire City is about to suspend, and
that representations were made by friends OF
the proprietor to the Rebel Government expa-
tiating ON the services rendered the rebel cause
in the loyal States by the reasonable fuimina-
dons Of the paper In question. Rumor goes
that four weeks since, q gentleman connecred
with the rebel Government passed on his way
through this city to New York tomake arrange
menis with the editor on the part of the rebel
Government to keep the paper alive 1t is said
the " Embassador" got little merry over his
wine at q Secession boarding house in this city.
aud openly stated that from i've hundred to a
thousand dollars q week would be given in
Confederate securities to the journalist-N. z.
Tribune. "a rsrsf4zstr : -N~-s1.AAsss
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILaOAD,

BALTlmORE AND OHIO AAILHOAD.
On and after Monday January 4th. 1861, daily
trains will he run between Washin gton and New
FOR PHI HlLADELPHIA, NgV YORK and BOSTON
Leave Washington at 50 and Il.40 A. NJ. and
.n6 s.29 N daily, except Sunday. On Sunday,
ats 20 P. q. only.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Washington at $50, . 81 and IB.41 A. M ,
aDo ). 10, 31 and 2a p M daily exec pit Sunday,
On Sunday. at 7 80 A. NJ. and s. 10 and $40 P. b.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave Washington at 6.J and 80 A. NJ. and s 20
P N. daily, except Sunday. On Sunday, at 8. % ?.
COMPUTATION TRAIN. D. -.
% Leave Washington daily, except Sundag. at 80
THE first and fourth trains from Washin ston
anway points. - --ra# -
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore at 4, $50 and 10 10 A. N. and
SIS 80 and 7SP ID. On Sunday, at and $50
COMMUTATION TRAIN.
Leave Baltimore daily, except Sunday, At 7.lo
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Washington at 80 A. n and 3l0P.M
Leave Baltimore at ] 10 A. N. and SIS P. II.
Trains leaving Washington at Z 81 A. NJ and
30 p. M, 60 through to New York without
without change OF cars. .-f
For further Information, tickets of every kind,
4e.. apply to George 8. Koonts, agent at Wash
inston Station, or at the Ticket ONCE.
ta4-tf L. n, COLE, General Ticket Agent.
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ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
Court Marital Sentences All Ouiet-
Weather Intensely Cold at Night-Ice an

VuieT-
Weather Intensely Cold at Niyht-Ice an
Inch Thick
the sentence by general court martial, Lieu :
tenants Isaac N. Whitmayer, 10th Indiana, /,
Ihsmas A. Donyort, ll6th Pennsyl vania, Edw
+. Conway, list New York, ] ohm B. Hare, I'D
New York, Cearles Slavin, 7lst New York,
Thos. McNamee, 4th New York, and Albert
Reinest, SD New York, have been dismissed
from the service. The sentences Of death for
desertlon in the cases of privates John Wilson,
7lstPennsylvania. James Lane, list New York.
Jos. W. Clifton, 9th New Jersey, Ira Smith,
1lth New Jersey, and Allen g. Maxson Isl
Michigan infantry, have been approved ana
the executions fixed for the 2sth instant
Surgeon jonathan Letterman, United States
Army, and for the last eighteen months Msdi.
cal Director OF this army, has been relieved at
his own request and ordered to Philadelphia.
Everything is quiet. The weather is intense.
ly cold at night. Ice forms over an inch in
thickness
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 10.-Railroad trains now
cross the Susquehanna uninterruptedly on
board the ferry. boat as heretofore, and there is
no delay. Though the river is solidly frozen
above and below, a free track is kept open.
III the traips have arrived and departed re-
gularly to- day and tonight.
Our harbor is frozen over, but the Norfolk
boats break through arriving and departing
regularly.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad trans are
running regularly, and rumors OF rebels NOV.
ing on Cumberland, are all unfounGed.
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y ECR RUITs
WANTED.
70 FILL TBH QUOTA OF fRA
-. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BOUNTY FOR VETERANS,
*r 10 NJ a7.a- S432,
eloe which win be paid in advance.
BOUNTY FOR NEW REoRUITs,
'.' S332,
clos (which will be paid in advance.
BOUNTY FOR coLoRED RECRUITS,
$50,
Paid In advance.
... PERSONS WISHING TO ENLIST
WIN apply to any of the following
RECRUITING OFFICERS:
". BACON,
Engine Hall, nesr the Market, on Pennsylvania
ISsnus, between Seventh and Ninth streets.
]. g. HYBI,
Corner of Fourteenth and New York avenue.
O.. A. KEAsBEY, ---- ..r..
street, near corner of Nineteenth and Penn
sylvanis avenue. -.
O. PARKER.
Corner of High and Dunbarton streets, George.
town. de L5-tf
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1OHN GOLDIN & co,
J

J y'AN pHofoeRApHBRs.
No Market Space es.gssn e sh asa 9th streets, o.s
Eayinx furnished our Gallery With W an entire new
stoek, ss cured tie most modern Instrumsnts and
Cur light, tunder the immediate Supervision Of .
Goldin, long Known TO our citizens in the Photo.
sP 1na as Va
on color!. from Miniatures to Imperial and Lie
siss AmhEot, Hss ~ sizes. Cards Do Viaite and
sp:oi.iI ,s.snsion .iI ss paid to copying AmSro.
tyEss ara Dasuerreotypes.
yr.derefs Go. New n'feais Yosn, so
isep rs censtsntly supplied with Cards Do Visite
Ss S: q hs u: :ssss y q pase as ss' " which
and ftnds. de24.lm~
DErAs7HssVF V,ss,.s,sI es AaaIoIt3US., AZ, >. ,..,
sp ssnonssd e 81
Wss 81 8.:I kssas
and John A. Werdsr, Of Ohio, 20 consider the fol
'a O. y TIE last
ana
q subject 5:s 1ins that further and faiisa iEa
notice Of their investisations might produce
1sss:s s dsy
and request ell persons Interested 10 the dstri-
button Of this approprietion anxious to develop
20 s hs o as
Hemp and Fla1 In the differ emit itasss Of prepsra.
.ss Ss as ess' 3 sss s. Ss
Also descriptions Of the kinds and cost Of nachin,
III information that may be ussfui to the oonmiS.
Tss Il !. before an nte
deis dtd isAx0 SiWToN. Commissioner.
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THE DEATH OF oFTHAcKERAY, THE NOVELIST.
Mr.. Thackeray was found dead in his bed on
the morning OF the 2fth Of December. He was
taken Ill only the Sday previous. EHnsion on
I the brain h the alleged cause Of his death.
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TAY COOK 81 CO.,
Bankers,


BANKERS,
No. Asa Fifteenth Street,
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT BONDS, -
TREASURY NOTES, CERTIFICATES,
gg VOUCHERS, COIN,
CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE.
We shall continue to sell Ar rAl
until further notice,
THE SIX PER CENT BONDS
OF THE UNITED STATKS
FIVE TWENTIES,
payable in twenty years, and redeemable At the
pleasure of the Government after Eve years from
date. The unsold balance of this loan is now
Less han Or. B.sd'sd Millions Of Dollars,
demand for Investment and by the new National
Banks as basis for circulation. When all sold the
Bonds will, like the "Seyen Thirty" Loan, ad-
they yield
Ssr per Cent. per Anrsn1 i. Gold,
tpsyaole semi-snnuallyJ equivalent, at present
prices Of coin, to
Nine Per Cent in Currency.
The COUPON BONDS payable to bearer) are
.sd # ss sess
the Treasury, and therefore preferred for perma-
i nd ;1%i q $50 500 $500 900 600,
These bonds are exempt from all local taxes, and
the Goyernment tax upon them is only one and
When the ineome Of the hoIder exceeds s6oo
Circulars are furnished at our counter or upon
Is at may be desired Concerning this and other Gov
srnment Loans and the organization Of National
We Keep on hand and for sale full supply OF
ALL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
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IMPORTANT TO Suffers
suTL1Rs WILL FIND
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CONCENTRATED CLAM
70 Bl MOST VALUABLE ARTIoLH 70
THIIR TRADE. a
Is sells very rapidly. and Ii the most economics
Article Of Diet the officers mess It ID prepared
n one minute, and makes most delicious Soup or
uhowdsr. 1t 10 highly recommended ky Arm.
Surgeons. Tss profits are large.
b. A. DOWNING 4 co.,
Manufacturers Of Concentrated Food
No. Ill East 18th st., New York,
FOR sale By BARBOUR & snMMIs, Sole Agents
6S Louisiana Avenue,
sea-H Washin ston, D. q.
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srs shiDpsrs ao Kse1srs aHd otssl: sqs
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Whoissa!s g Grain ain yienr .1d yssd WsrsAouss.
CLoAKs. CIRCULARS. AND sHAwLs.
sI4SSk q CLOTH sAAoks A :. g,
,ndsr.D Rs dSS.AvSs 4 fETshi' ifsH iisSs6, -,
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variety ina 2o1 II TAYLOR 6 Do"
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full and complete sssortns snt of these superior
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- PSGTORY PRICES.
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buying at the agency. - -
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ADJUSTMENTS.


FoRD'9 NE" THEATER,
TENTH sTRHET. ABOVE
JOIN T. Manager and froprietor
tAlso Of Holiday Street Thsater. Baltimors.)
On MONDAY HvlNIN9, Jan. 18th,
EXTRA ANNoUNoEMlNT.
Fer this evening only. will be presented
TOM TAI LoR's DAsHING COMEDY,
r. . ." a.. . sl:ss entitled ... ..---.
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
-....--. ...- In which
MR.. JOHN RAYMOND,
tWho has played the part most successfully f,r
more than sixty nights At Lsura Kesne's Fheater,
New York y will make his hrst ap psara noe ~
Asa TRIM ARD,
supported BY -sr.
THE PULL STAR COMPANY.
oRovER's ThEATER.
= Pennsylvania Avessae. near WiIlards' Hotel.
LAohAaD DaaoEEa---... - Director
MONDAY EVEN ING, Jan. II,
WIN be presented. for t. only time, the new and
%iTa rrs 1s siisaR sihiff ffs1sa
" nS Tss IL And expressly for and
''''' ~ MISS CHARLOTTE THOMPSON.
ToR TH 4 LAEi NIGHT BUT THREE s'''N
or this distinguished la.ya highly successful en-.
Sssutiiu mas nis
eeepery. costumes. mechanical effects. &c, &c.
ates is which will disp az. TO tas fullest sd-
vantage; the rare drsmatic powers witch have won
~ iHs HoPs OF fas MODERN DRAMA.
r on Tuesday evening January l1, Miss Charlotte
M 9f Gak
On Wednesday, the thrininc drama Of clSsbis,
sssh hs syss
full drams OF Leah; the For.aAsn, vas tax N.
Thompson. :. - -. -.''
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COLLECTORS,

COLLECTORS.
Mrs. ". ssserd' r'"'r ~. Xas9; John g. Clarke,
MF: Rss MIS- GSmIs hhs;"
Mr. Mr. Mm Taeek Mr. Ge Es'eT
Mrs. Mrs. ". D. Iasrader, '0' FREEMAN
Mrs Lewis esphsne' EaEasd Fssi hbsmlin bSer
Mr. Mary Nj E.1hiILn E. Wiii MIS- Hooper of Mass.
THIRD WARD.
Mrs. MIS- TaHss kennysa ksspry
Mrs Mrs Marie Mari ,. shE Green; Miss Mary Msrsay,
Mrs. Mrs. % Lewis Johnson. d h Mss is Mshas'fs Mary Iswis
FOURTH WARD.
p7ses fse2a E. gp.aer
Mrs, Attorney len Bates, Mrs Robert Ksaron,
Y. Walter s: Stssss otssss!sF,
Mrs. Mr. astT%s Ms MEs Tsrs ANNA
Mrs .~Coraelius Wendell, Mrs. II. G. Fant.
Miss 8. N. Locke, zzs- -EF
ars Nathan ssrsen, MRS Charles saaesSsans aess%ess
Russell Ms Mss bsch
M Ne y: Middleton, ATs 5qssaS sseaassE, se1sen,,
n: n: l. { fTssaSa's's' TSaa Ne: NJ: Fssss %sssssis
sIxTH WARD.
Mrs. William Dixon, Mrs. Robert II Combs,
M. eorss Hsts r. Wilson Mis Gsn9
Mrs John H Semmes, Mrs William. Murt.gb
Mrs. Thomas d: Lloyd, Mrs John k. ElvsnsA Asn' )
Mrs. r. B. Clark, Mrs. George Msttinsly
,... GsoHoEEewx.
NJ Ma Tesney Mis- saesa2
G.: s 8. I.as Belt Burr 5hsPai &ss ESQ.,
AT LARGE
Mrs. Caleb Smith, Ind, Mrs Dolphusskinner,NY.
Persons appointed to solicit subscriptions and
contributions from the several Loyal States. who
most respectfully and earnestly selected to lend
all the aid they can to the patriotic enterprise:
cossEorlour.
Mrs Senator Foster, Mrs. Henry Z. Demins.
DELAWARE
Hon. Nathaniel B. Smithers.
INDIANA. 80
MSs GH George Julian, Hon schuyler @ cSl9fan' cofas'
MS: Mrs owen % Iovejoy. Hon. iHst Elihu Washburne,
Mrs. Senator Harlan, T Hon. J. W. Grimes
n0' y Hon Winiam v WINDOW. in or .Ane
KENTUCKY. .s.-
Hon Green Adams as hsR HsSs,.
Mrs. ssn.se. tor neE...,' nA'Ss; NJ. Ham,ip,
Mrs Vice prss HH%n Mrs pEsptics D. Clark
MAINLAND.
Blair asPas'R wnssr Davis
-. MASSACHUSETTS,
Mrs Hooper, Mrs John B. Alley,
srs ars 6skes SMITH esq 81 Rice
r. Hon. ssass
Hon. Als1'F @ Ramsey, Ramsey, Hon. NJ, s. Wilkinson.
Hon J. B. Henderson, Hon James 3. Rollins.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Mr. Esh FtsHss Fksavs Iss Isa
Mrs J. W. Patterson,
New YoRK.
MRS MRS Senator Harris % Hon. Thee ThMiaf n, pomsrov snk
Mrs Senator Morgan, Hon. Reuben Z. Pentonn.
~, so,,.o, r., NEW JEssEYa
Er. Senator Wade, Hon. James NJ. Ashley,
Mrs. Gangewer. Ezra L. Stevens ESQ
Hon. John Sherman, Hon. r. W. Taylor
PENNSYLVANIA. .STg
Hon. John ". Forney, Hon. David Wilnot,
Hon. Edw'd Mcpherson, H,n. VIM. D. Kelly
Hon. Edgar Cowan, Hon. James T. Hale.
....- 49, RHODE ISLAND.
Mrs. Senator sprague, Hon. H. B. Anthony,
VERMONT loAE
Mrs Senator Foot, Mrs. Woodbridge,
Mrs Senator Coliamer Mrs Justin Morrill,
Mrs. Portus Baxter,
VIRGINIA.
Hon. Senator " WCsrlile, MRS.. G. Underwood.
- WEST VIRGINIA.
Hon. Senator Wiley, Hon Jacob B. Blair '-
Hon. .senatorVanW W inkle Hon. Kellian " Whaley.
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Mrs. Senator Doolittls, Mrs. Senator Howe. -
go S'as1 b. B. FRENCH,
ia a-dRebl President Of the Association.
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-Patrick
Reardcn, obstructiDg pavement; John Henry
Nlter, doi locked up two hours A. Bowers,
St Hing liquor without license; dis missed. u.
Merrill, beating his wife; bail for a hearing.
Also, disorderly: 81 So, James Bloomer, druuk
and profanity; 81 A.. Peter Green, dlsordsrly;
Dismissed. L. ID. Palmer, drunk ana disordsr-
ly; workhouse. Thomas Bell drunk. dis
missed. w. H. Baily, Patrick Mcf}nney,
Charles Spates, grand larceny, :; jail tor court
, John Waldrop. do; dismiss ed. Ann Suther.
ann, selling liquor unlicensed for hearing.
William M. Pierce, dradk and disorderiv; 8, ,.5a
Samuel Soayis. Peter Shepard. Peter Pur-
dat, JEFF Davis, vagrancy !; 81 So EACH Patrick
Castillo, suspicion of grand larceny dis miss
ed. Thomas Paul, disorderly; do.