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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
I. :. $50 Ioan.-Tb, secretary of the

'. :. 7-SO toan.-rhe Secretary Of the
foisury -iv's notice that -ubscription. will b, 10.
cc'ycd Tor Coupon Treasury No,e. payable three
year from Au; 18th ioji, ~ith -emi.annual inter.
~, a. the rato OF -cvon aud 1rcc-enth- per cent, r
snnum. principal -nI interest 10th 20 he raid in
isw MI money.
Ihc-e nop- will be- convertible At the or. ION Of the
holder Al maturity, into ~ Ter cent. sold bearing
bond. payable not les than nor NOR. than tson-
~ y'air srom their date, =. the Government may
elect They will he Issued in denominations Of t5G
$40 ssh 1900 and 5000 aud ali SUBJ Upton.
must lie for my dollars some multiple OF nifty 40.
sr.
A. the notes draw interest from August IT, persons
making deposts sulsc uent N thai date must pay the
Interest accrued from date NJ note 10 dat. Of de losi
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF TINS LOAN.
II T. y >atonA SAVING Bsu., Offering u higher RAJ .
Of uierr.t than snv other, snd the heat -curity.
ANY -aviues hsnk which paw H.. doro-iiors In t. :.
Nocr consltcrs that It b. paving IN the hrs, circuat-
ma medium nj the couuty ,nd u cinnot pay IN any-
hinr better, Tor its own w.ets ether m
neut securities or IN notes or bonds "a, aide IN Sow
eminent ppfer.
Convertible INFO sit pea cent. :. % told Bond.
L. addition " tn. Srr lib"rL interest the notos
ior three wears this privilege OF conversion l. nov
worth about thrc. per ,eut per annuu, ipr tho rur
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num- hcoft'"f IN tue TAT" ~ t'fhuon IN Nu1ons
p,rt- ot the country
u believed thet no securities oarr 80 great IN
d,r,,f.nt. r. /, ,der. a. tno-. t..,, b ,b, ,o,.,r
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'N'ht' IN al oth'f "rw' o' ihd'htnc-s' the hlth OF
'''' o' WIZ. Az Va',''N ~ 'o'A o"p'h'N '' pa
i''' cornnn'i'- on'F n pledges 70 rN'n' NJ. while
Oh, whole rroart, OF In, ,,I1tfv s hold IN Secure
Tho diptsfrr Of al the obligations o' The Unit,
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ipto,h. 1tih If ssptsnihe-. tho ,uh-crirt,,r, IA
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rR tDE NOTICES.

HROOKLfN VAIIOR'S T. J. & b. 1.-THE
s',,'s %. ms o"S.e NJ he ely nV.,uol at
I NV tlr nan ,h9 Fulton Al, Eection OF oiiccrs
iaNes pace on thal evening. Al the bandr wog me
LOT heT' IN AtIantic ~, hcrch, rotifei 10 at
tend the meeting o. the 20 eIa committee on Monday
ev,nlns, .oih lntl, ID the hall $40 Fulton 1t. The
~ oi price, tvsns son, Atlantic tg Walton,
NonA.ue ~ Lntkev' Fulton st, ~ order NJ the
special Committee, lSI
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Nrw ' DTt SATURDAY, S'p' e o. l. lH, hl-
been da OF tue mot intoasr excitement ..nore the
sold spccuitors in Wall It.. re.ultnr in fan since
ye-tordsy OF 10 per cent, making lo per rent IN two
dsy-. The low Get Hgure at the kyouinf EXCHANGE
Was - ~ which I'll. business closed. rhc hieho,t
quotation OF the day 2l9. Iho EXPORT oi gold bY
the steamers TO-DAY amounts To SbJi-.l uasiug Tor
III. whole week il,2'N,ii1, There was gscat excite
mcnt also in thu general stock market t,u,t1uu,n.s
bed their own, hui tho balance Of ~" 'i.t -Ur r,I
heavy decline. The decline in produce vas hce,t
Flour for instance, dr.ncd '5c al,. l"r nh .rs
ic. SO I-r Lush; uork yer hhl., and the nm tc
'or produce generally almost prrsvzed The r.o-
nee market "Asl to-day a. ~. cent. on cal, -
'hou-r suumtrt o loans view called IN. In the die
roun. line ,herr little doing. Tie rate. ha,,
been quoted At from ato - ~ rent. Iofoi-n ore
chsnse Nssd dull. Bsnko-~' e.ked 10 for ttcrin.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-09-24
@EWhSsi MACHINES.

SEW Nc MA'HiNE>,--ALl FIRST CLASS
y ma,hnes tor cnr and 10 r. o. " chine. chsar
for ca'h or part p4'non'. Mach res bought, AZ.
en- IN Ell apd plilt1 At ij5 r oa4Ssy, OF Wolth
A.. Room y NJ SIAN over oook store 400
WEED SEEMING NORTHUMBERLAND
w .ook a. CO.; the est IN 40 !. q III snd rec
ho' ihsy 10 al. "a "A, % g,n' g your work Aaa
.'st ihrm aEp ;. ". Co . - 4 oid4 -, ~, ais
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EXCIR SlONS.

EOR NEWBURGH, POUGHKEEPSIE.
l. koundoui, kinsston-The MARY POWELL
leave. LOO, jay e. every sfernoon at 81 ocock<44
HUDSON RIVER r. R-FOR ALBANY
and ~ 'hs SS n ana wa a. mnm a 1n zen 81
dsS' 81 - 7, ". from altb a. tko
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POLITICAL.

pEACE COMMISSIONERS or BEHALF oP
GRANE SHERMAN fARsAGrr. SHERIDAN.
''' ''"'''''H' ,,ih 'g9f,f brave -'''H''''
iNIoN RATIFICATION MEETING,
COOPER fiIsrrr.rr.
,o,..,.-I L;pAf hNLNlN,,, sept; 4,th.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN Tor President.
AN"htN ''hNsuN. ior '.ce-i'se-'dent.
nel state >onir ,,op. fy he syrs-a.e Convention
nnvWG;E :. ,Ii$[4iTi, i@ q. nqye no.:
fFE>ktiH Alnsf5EE 10; , csn 81 co%iHi,s.
Al c..i4ea, i,,o sh, o the princ,p.os n. 10th IN
ny ,b',t'r'o.. Platform ne invlici 70 attend
hovoruo ANpkfS o. Ha-a
h9n. hnNEi {. DENIM" Of Conn
lion i N9L- ,C1y ILl.E Of Scs Jei.cy.
non i,Frss. ISnRrws
~. VIZ TX N0N GtE>o, Gh' E-q
,HlHLF. r. porHt - Mill ! '''''''n'
i2tttEEif : riIfNlTi,Il!ahS.'" S"'' ,r.
STONE CUTTERS, MA>ONS. woRErR9
- Ia Msrh'. ard rInr..cr.. -.e'l5s.Wo,smen: =
S'et ash u- % toops ln.utut., Rnon -. on Mon.
n n TO- gs Hceac ,rd to Sor. a'G -. SatS:
m"ni 10. SEQ ciy government, cheap nagssiN Wals
dus'ris csrre.. Patrick O'CoS0R PifRICS
Ktol rlL JuliN DtHHl'ESr lSS
I'fTH WAEp-N \ MEET ING OF THR
- l,ih Mald Democrats, ward Committee, held
~ uuhd uste :, on WeiuH-dhy cveninc. sept 2lst.
the GLOWING le.oItlorr were ofs l,i hy John i
- tuonr, and unanimously adopted Received, Thal
ths comu.tor fully endorse the Platform AZ enunci-
n'ed I'm NJ letter Of General NcCleilts acrertancs
nj The uoianafioa oi ~ usident of the nted states
and hr-"'y rr'ir be nominations made hy the nfss
p-Wocf s,ic safe Convention: and tbs, We uledSs
'urelycs 20 r'aud b. the platform snd u-e every
honorable means 70 secure the election of The nom
nots thereof. Resolved, That In the action NJ tho
I oly'uuan, IN recognizing 1nmmany iiNll a. tho
only representative the mnases Of tho demo- ratio
psr'1 In thu CITY, meet. With unqualified srnr,-
alton. Resolved, That tie cocr.r rur-ued hy tho
representative OF this district tlion ] w ChsnlerI
H. The lst tuustess, H. biz allie and tesr,,- denunr,-
alton II the untu'i 'u'iouL n ea-urs ADOPTED and
enforced hv Al interruptions md corrupt adm istrs-
ton meets With oar entire approval, and N We
he!tbv recommend 20 the demo fayN % THE dntIirs
HE denomination and recollection lust tribute IN
hr tntCEly Auu hnAssy Oi putpOs' Ia struggling to
preserve the herics and HEhtr OF hs constiu ents.
nov Icing Wnured by an imbecjle and Numbering
nimii-'i a'iou. EcSoitci. That congratullts and
rturr uut SINGER" thanks 20 General sheridan and
tie brave troops LGi. ne command or Inc glorious
victory ari "ssi b. them in tie utter goute and de-
r. o,dliTAtou at the .yte. auuy ia the Shenandoah
valley. dpMAS CoNoR Chairman. THOMAS J.
tktA l., 50. ptarl. lO6
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TRADE NOTICES.


NEW YORK CARvERS' ASSOCIATION.
a SIhe quarterly meeting Of this Association Will 10
nelh on Wtdn-dsv. sept 2sth. at O'Clock r ". IL
w ,ns s"un"n hou,e, Bo-ety. JAS. COSDE. PIea.
DAlNTERS--A SPECIAL MEETING OF
ne ) !. = H. Painters Association sun IN
n'.u uf MondAy- eNeulns. IN fOutn Clinton Hall.
JAS. j. UDONNELi- rTes. wM. u. MATTHEW'S
Seylptafy. 1P
THE GHr Els AND TEA CLERKS WILL
- hold th'r regular weekly freet inc AZ Military
lisi| ~ B1w'r'. thh evening ~ o'clock. JANfX
Sl'k res fAIk O'NEil- sc. 80
THE lNllEp COOpEES, no. I, OF VIII
- liamshur.h viii hold special moctins At their
HLL ~ Hend ~ on Monday ~ uing, Sept The
nth At - ocic a. where 81 meut ~ aIe regue.tel
- = pfys'1 ne t1si,sa of ui,p lance .t lee tr,n.-
art I. ~ order of Nj n rLR B1KNEs, PIosident.
d'Ntili ~ Is l. sec etNrv. In
vp TIL TAlLORS 49, THE TAl.oRs'
Il Meeting which Wa to ho held hi- evenine, a, the
hoon- ~ 80, Larry tosnf N'soc4aslon. 20 Boa ary,
n les ny .ust, .cI uniN mIhnf notice. a. "
AZ disappointed IA the occurring Of the room. 1874
THE COTTON MEMBERS or THE CITY
a Of Ne- \ az are requested t. attend meeting a
TIE he stone llou e, . East Il o4dsay. on Monday
eVtunf. sep. % o inst, At O'Clock. Is
IN TAIiORS-NOIUE.- 4 SPECIAL
mes TING Of lc.efstc. viii he hold 'his Monday
cveniht, - o.c.ock, In Room ii,lL Isl Grand
street 10 debate thr advance till of prices pune
iim attendance II required. r. order of the CirtrJ
Committee. 10
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DOMESTIC H.RRI.Ia ASp wHoLEsALE rslrEs cr rREscr
NV YogA, sATJRpAN ScptelntoI =, IsiI
Ce'es, ib.-Jsya 5.a55; ~. DO.IinrJ, SAB RIO.
3Yu4a.
tSi'en, MA. Nes Oceans, 81, III s.ani,
l.S.
Dom sta ecod' pqra.-shrtinc. brown, U..tfl
II. bind lti., 'ttt. broom. '' 90.
: a,u; pi...nt, h-or 90, a..,I; 30 u".. N.u, ..a
~, fAuucir, n5v -. h"is, s.s.' b..
PISh, r'-DIy COD. tlE' - icS DO lhl.. tjs
900; NV scale, U.A, 3.t il,N. .a4.U,n, 4, ~ T.
q H.; asrse.c, I, - DAa'- .p: Hon ngs, % teN,
1903.
Tour ana nea, 6R.-Goressee, cyt. rlcaloT5;
ono, c. 10 T.. q. 4 all It .. - s. b, ~ l5iIr
Sac, to ca, Q Lea a., s.a..J.. -.-45tt..
ClaadaA,c.G. GJals 49,; nfe LOO, p, , a., IS ..JrD
meN, Is.a. J1; 10 = anay .l.e, , 400.
Fr4if..-kl.s.Ls, ben, Z % .- ..t,r., box. 2 d. .
81 Trans, --iiJ 81; A.uol..q .ta.i- 10 sle..
Grlt4 bl.h-who,t III. VII. Q { H.; C,a,,,,
CiD, = az ~; h. e., o al l.; CON ihfI =
Barley, . Ua2 - uits, .otAto, nominal; Cau,aa,
*.-; Mo.egIi, IS .~sy,
Lu1Hb OAK 1913 and PIX, IS Ooaip u. Ea.i.
sp. noe, 70 MAI %; stayes, hbs. and hhGs IOai gT
Mousse, ooi-New Orleans. / ONsl 49, Porto Rico
ps.. aSaI ~; Cubs Aus., do saai Cuba clsyod,
6sI -olite. gall, q 5o,s IN Olive, bssl.,, : M.
s63s Palm. II, Il l.sis Ind civ, lj?slbS'
Whole 5osl S. Kerosene 's'sS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-06
STGESMOTD & UAIW ARD,
-. DENTISTS.
WV AND 1MrRovED INVENTION OF
srg?ETc1AL cuEoFLEsTlC BoNE TEETH
WITHOUT MkTAL PLATE OK oLaofo'
DIR. S, g.. SIGASMOND q CO,

W. 2N1A1''~1N
eli King Street. Alexandria, Va, $40 Broad
Wv. New Y ork-2Oo PennSy' wanna avente>
between 18th and 18th streets: ashngton,
rALLS the attention oil the pubic 70 the los-
4 lowing advantages OF his Improved system:
!, I'M. teeth OF their manufacture VIII never
corrode nor change color BY any acios, oe'o2
thu ee- tourths lighter than any other
z No teeth or roots need De eS1' acted, IS
the artificial ones can be inserted over l.,.n
). The roots will be mace inc-lI,ensiye and
nc yer TO acne.
4: No temporary tteet,n are needed, as perma-
nent ones can * f.lude Immediately, thereby
preserving re natural expression OF the race,
when ',,Ader the old system is frequently a!s-
~. = '..red ---~-.~ -~~~~-
s. This work has been fully tested oyer i've
wears by many Of the first chemists and physl-
clans OF this country.
DR. :. d. Co., have also invented a white un-
destruct;, e metal filling, with which the most
sensitive teeth can be titled Without pam, ara
can build up a perfect sound tooth OF any slde
roots which, Will last throug lifetime
The best of eterences given by pr w MOL;
Dr.. Duremus, Professor OF Chemistry, N H.
and thousands Of others.
Call and examine TOR yourself.
uzss~ Office hours from 10 a. M, to 5 p. M
on Tuesdays, Th .4rsdays, and Saturdays.
oct 2l-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-06
poRTANT AN IN 0 U L 4 Il 4 " /
n 0 Il I G. Il

TO THE LADIES OF ALEXANDRIA, VA.
rkOM this day till after Aew Years day, :!
L promise to sell my whole stock Of DIX
t1OuDS at the most -tonishing cheap prices
The very best quality OF Cameo, at ~ cts per
yard. oo.s
Fine Bl.achcd Muslin / yard wide at % CTS per
ward; double ohawls, the latest sly le out, from
IS 90 up; all wool Marinoes from 50 cts to to
cts, per Yard Black Cloth Cloaks at all prices
Blankets, the very best quality ana ali Wool,
~ ~ a pair: Hoods, Corsetts and hundreds OF
other articles ut the same rates.
Ii you want to save rs cts. on every dollar,
come to buy your goods at the cheap place OF
go !" - 5 ROSE w AID,
49, King street
dec loft 2doOrs above washington
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-06
co 4 L Q | L .

CHEAPEST AND BEST COAL OIL ~
" THE CITY, by the barrel, or at retail, Pr
ccs as iou, or iopoer than the lowest-quality
uneuualcd- 'or sale 1T COGAN'S,
- ... No. Is Koyal street,
where can be had Lamps, Chimnics, WIS,
and everything connected with the trade, III
every variety OF style, together with q general
assortment Of Gas and Steam Fixtures, Chan
dvliers, Pendants, Brackets, Drop Lights, 81 lass
Globes, Paper Shades, sc. ofall the new styles,
and beautiful patterns, at prices to please.
Gas Fitting, Alterations and Extensions
promptly uttel1ted to ; all work warranted.
Patent Thief Detecting Money Drawer for
sale. nov. lit"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-06
sA1Es-The United States Tax Comm q
"a, t.c;;l.t al. Yiruinla Will Otte!

SAVES The United States Tax Comm!s
s;nnsrs f,r The District OF Virginia. will oftef
for sale at public auction at their once co'lie.
Of Prince and Washington streets, III INC cl.s
&c Al.xanllria Va, on the lth cay OF . an
nary, 1854. thrty niue pieces OF property cols-
sist;np Of houses ami lots in Alexandra sts
all f1rms in that vicinity among when Is LAC
= O. a., the leth DAY Of January, 1861, they VIII
oear - tho same Mace Al houses and lois ST.,
utel in the city Of Ale zandua; ~ g. -
On the 2y5h of j anuary they will Ger at
the same pace forty houSes ana Aols ''S
the city OF Alevand'la1; 4hor veil,
@, the LIST day of February next they WI
offer at the same place toty eight houses a''o
1,rs and Aleyandria and several large tarnas
from one to six miles from the city
: The Washington Chronicle says: mo IN
,,aa;afa lille can be acusired to these proper,
s;ss ~ the privilege of redemption is conferred
- i,,v mon l,yal per sons interested in them,
,v1o sh,lI suhstantiate their claims un'ier -.
. az Of t' conf. at any time within two
years
Al elderly LAZY, whose house was entered
ana robbed III ~ a>htilngton, last week, and che
herself cboked and otherwise injured, has since
diel,
The Military Guard, in this place, last night
were after some persons charged with SNUG
Cling and dealing in LIQUOR:
Tie Washington Star says that 'b!ock ~
block, the city of Charlestou, is being reduced
to ashes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-06

D2OF. L.. G. MAKISI,- of WashInston
has the hoaor to inform the citizens ana
nlh,ic Of Alexandria, that at the request OF
Several of his friends he will teach at the ABOVE
place on the following days, commencing Aoh-
day the lth inst
DAYS AND HOURS or lUli itoss Mon.
eavs and Fridays, from to T. NJ
: For gentlemen from = to 10 same evenings:
For particulars apply at the Academy on
Fridlv next from l. til 3 o clock,
" dec 6-5t-@ ".
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-04

your counscls onl the blight TO your labors
4or tho past Few years lt wiz be your
own fault, il tho ioirrcais,dons Of wire.
working fiction VIII make any iuroads
among yoar wcll filed ranks Yon are
plainly told BY The Lelrmdsat that "our
county b. 20 be again the theater Of biller
s.rifesaniong the Union msnw Ia 80 many
words you are toll that the disorganizcrs
aud disappointed s1dfiis WIN control tho
lmiepeaasnt intend to do 6il th6 mischief
they can, by sowing among you tho seeds
of liyisiouand strife, and, il possible, throw
tho balance Of power into the hands Of the
Gopperhoads, in whose interests they are
engaged, and into whose schemes they are
ondcavoring to cntaHglc you Will al the
foxliko cunning Of their despicablo natures.
TO ba forewarned Is to be lorcarncd.
Let the Union men OF this county take hood
to the warning we have thrown out, and
psenlo-Unouist3 and Copperheads together
will be made to politically "bitc The dust
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-04
prrT,s snPAwATOns,

| also manufacture anOtl er equally excellent
machine, known as Pitts Separator. These Sep
arators are, by some, highly esteemed. They arc
manufactured with great care and are a good ma
chine. They have become well established and
are justly celebrated both for rapid and perfect
work. In manufacturing these machines | have
selected such patterns only as have been fully
tested by long use and in offering the two above
believe offer the very best that are made. II is
claimed by those who use them, that they will
thresh, clean and III for market moro grain in a
given time, and do il better, than any other ma
chine. In fact, the only limit TO the amount they
can thresh, depends ON the facilities at hand for
getting the grain 10 the machine aud taking care
Of tho straw, Nc, after II Is threshed. These ma
chimes are, both Of them, strong and durable the
joints are all fastened with bolts and are fitted up
with Cast Steel Cylinder Shaft piyoed with
BRASS Boxes, The cylinder is 30 inches in length;
and am now making the Separator 6]a inches
wider than the cyndeT--making the canvas belt
or grain carrier 3SlS inches wide. Width Of shoe
inside is 81 inches. The shoe is inches wider
than last year. The Boater SHAFT is furnished with
brass boxes brass boxes also for Canvass Belt
Shaft aud Fan Shaft steel journals with iron
boxes for Fan Side Shaft iron pulleys (leathered)
and cast iron conveyor. In every particular,
they are constructed in the very best nlsnner in
every part; they run easily, are easily tended,
aud are adapted to be driven by gear or by bands,
requiring about | 400 revolutions per minute.
In the manufacture of these machines, have
made some Improvements on the original patterns,
aud am ready To make such other changes as ex-
pericncc may suggest as being valuable.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-04
Chairman County Central Commits
rnE I1NInN oouNrY CAII.

The cloak of Unionism has gradually
slipped from t.o Toledo Ba,le, and its
ouly satellite in this Distrtct--the hide.
peadsat--is faithfully following the heels
of its MASTER aud its bitter, hctious aud
iisorganizing spirit has become rhiuly
manifest 1t not only refuses to publish
the call issued by the Wood County Cen.
tral Committee, but in its !ast Issue, shows
its haud, by opposing it. We are glad the
Iedpeeadeat has at last placed itself in
its true light before the Union men of
Wood County. 1t has been so Cilectually
smoked out, that there was no other alter.
iative left it, but that of disclosing its real
character, and the Union men Of the county
will act accordingly aud place that paper
where il belongs-in direct opposition to
tho interests Of the Uaion party, aul in op.
position TO the welfare of the country. AZ
this crisis in the history of cur Republic
singleness of purpose union of effort and
harmony of action, consttut the strength
of loyal hearts upon these depend ouv
salvation, our success, our triumph. MS q
nation, against the array Of both open and
secret foes.
But could any other course be oonsis
ten'ly anticipated 10y publication which
has thus far persis.ently refused to pub.
lah either the District St,e or Natioua
onion Calls Is itnot evidont to the peo,
pie of this county, that the Iadspsa,leat /,
fomenler OF discord, and is working b,
overy means, fair aud foGl, TO r,-senl Ia,
breach in the Union ranks Of this county
which was welded together last fal a
Bowling Green. There the hc,onal Tn
ionists saw proper to unite themselves viii
the regular uAion party, aud together they
aided in selecting Union Central Com
nittec for Wood County. Now mark tn,
result The Chairman OF that Committee, il
accordance with the suggestion in the Stat,
Gall, aud the nvialiion extended in the Dis
trlet call, has, issued the county call upol
the very sama terms aad based npon N,
same loyal tenets aud sterling prMclple,
that arc to be found in the District. Stat,
and National Calls of the Union PARKWAY
The very saAA language is usd, that in.
ytlyes tho libesiy.loving and ebelllon. dc.
iying principles Of the great gbion party Of
tho Nation.
Union men Of Wood Cou, - yon, know
r0w 'fsRRce pEoeesaa nabi,ter ana fac.
.iea ',,.,,a ,,ano ~
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-04
Unconditional Union County C0nven-
ton,

Tho qualiael voters in tho county of Wood.
'vho desire the unconditional maintenance Of tho
Union, the supremacy Of the Constitution, and the
complete suppression Of the existing rebellion aud
slavery the cause thereof by vigorous war ani all
apt and sufficient MEANS" are invited 10 moet at
Bowling Green, on SATURDAY, the ith day of
May, 1854, to elect delegates to attend Congrossou
al District Convention, TO meet at Toledo on Tuesday
May 2ith, 1854, to choose delegates 10 attend the
Baltimore Convention and to designate Prcsden4
tal Eleetor for the Tenth Districts olso TO elect
delegates to attend the State Union Convention,
to beheld at Columbus on the 25th of May; and
also TO elect delegates to attend Union Congress
sional Convention, to be called at som, subsequent
day, for the purpose ofnominatpg candidate fol
Congress in the Tenth District.
j. II. RuDuLPH,
. Chairman County Central Committee.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-04
Unconditional Union District COHvcn-
tion.

Tho qunlil,d voters in the Counties Of Dcfhuoe,
Fulton, Henry, Lucas, Pauldug, Putnam, VIII
liAnis and Wood, who desire the unconditional
mainienancc Of tue Unon, the nuprenrncy of the
Constitution, aud the complete suppression Of the
existing rebellion, with the cause thereof by Wig
orous war, and all apt and sufficient MEANS" are
iuyitcl to meet IN their respective counties, ON the
l4th day OF May, ,eand elect delegates d. nttond a
Congressional District Convention, hereby called
80 meet at Toledo on Tuesday, May 24th TO select
onc candidate for Presidential elector, and two
delegates 10 represent the district in the National
Convention called % meet at Baltimore on the Ith
day of Junc ntNt, to nominate candidate for
President and v Vce-Prcsient Of the United Statcsj
also, to select candidate for Representative in
Cungress for the Tenth Congressional District for
the term of two years, commencing on the 9TH of
March next.
Each county, under the appoftonmont agreed
upon will be entitled TO ono delegate for every 100
votes, an nm additional delegalr for fraction of
80 votes given for Governor Trough last October.
This will enttle the several counties to the fol-
II. a 4 Il
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-04
AMENDMENT no TIE DISTRICT
GAIL,

Az tlc earnest request of the County Com.
millees Of tho 10th Congressional District.
the District Committee hayo so amended
the District call that a Congressional Ctn.
didate shall bo selected at The District Com
yention TO be hold on the 9th of this
month. Tho reasous set forth in the letters
lrom County Committees. which have boon
furnished the CoamERCtAh for publication.
are sufficient justification Of the District
Committee Tor their action in amending the
call. $. A. RAYMOND.
Chairman o. Dsai3t Committee.
10 will be found, that in accordance wit
the above announcement, The District call
Is so amended as to include Tho selection
Of a candidate for Representative in Con.
gross. We believe this will meet the APP
proYal m tho Union men throughout the
District, and that their wishes have been
correctly represented by tho several county
committees, who have suggested the amend.
ment. Tho crowded state o, our columns
procudcs Iurthcr comment. We shall re-
for to the matter again.