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The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-09
HOSrETTER. SMITH & DEAN,
\ EeGts f.r paciic Cost. Saa F-anri.tc.
Constipation. words CT Conn

!!abitnai Constipation. Words oi Conn
fort. -Dr. Cyrus ". Ncleon Of Bo,tal, Mas. au-
thor Of ~Ch.ical observations the ou faC treat
ment Of abdominal diseases. says, iu letter dated
Februar. 22nd. 1862, Il consider Brstoi's Sugar
coated Pills the best remedy ior ehTonc Constipa-
ton al present known. With me they have never
failed. and have prescribed them il at least fifty
instances He also states That to5 all irregn-
larites of the digestive functions. the liver and the
bowels they 10y far the most useful medicine he
has ever pgescIibeG-pertectiy sale and eminently
reliable Similar testimony Is volunteered by DR..
Humphrey l-et-,aa. %: Chicaca, H. who enGmer-
ltes thirty cases. w!,h names ana date7 ia which
he has administered tie Pills, Nth est;re s1ccess
for nabitaaI costiveuess and piles Wheney yer they
have heen used Tc-.i : t1r liro- and bowel
complaints tie result has en- 57zi} a.sactory.
They az vVt up in cll-s vial; and Vii keep il any
climate. pr2cgTabe - al d. ri =.
HOSTETTTR. SMITH & DEAN
Agents lor PdciEc coast San Yaucisc0.
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The New GovERsog OF Iowa on TIE WAS.
Col Stone, the newly elected Governor OF
Iowa, thus declaiuls:
Il admit that this is an abolition war. /,
was not such il the start, bu, the Admins
tration has discovered that it could not subdue
the South else than by making it an abolition
war, and they hare done it; aod 1t will be
continued IS an sboliiion war so long as there
IS there Is one slave ST the South 10 be made
free. | would rather eat with s
niger. drink With niger, and sleep with a
niger than with Democrat"
The Democracy are willing.
Gen Tuttle, who was The Democratic nom
iaee for Governor in that State, is with Gen.
Grant lighting tie battles OF bis country.
Yet the radical papers exult over his defeat.
and attempt TO stigmatize by calling him Tut
tie the Copperhead." His revilers are worthy
sons of Satau-do credit to their hell-born
master.
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nothing to divert you from obtaining full pos
session Of all the approaches 10 New Orleans
When the object is accomplished TO lis fullest
extent. il viii be necessary to make q com
bined attack On Mobile, in order to gain pos
session Of the harbor and works as well as to
control the railway terminus at that city. In
regard to this ] will send more detailed instruc
tions. as the opera,ian of the northern column
develop themselves. ! may simply state that
the general objects Of the expedition are. first,
the reduction Of New Orleans and all its ap-
proaches. then Mobile and all lis defenseS. then
Pensacola. Galveston, &c. 1t probable that
bE the time New Orleans is reduced, il will be
in the power OF the government TO reinforce
the laud forces sufficiently to accomplish all
these objects; in the meantime you will please
give all the assistance in your power TO the
army and navy commanders in your vicinity
never losing sight Of The fact that the great
object to be achieved is the capture and firm
retention Of New Orleans.
Very respectfully.
Your obedient servant,
GEORGE B. MCCLEEAS,
Major General, commanding. &c, &c.
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II SOUNDS rather singular, says the Eastern
(Maine) Argus, to hear men speak of the past
glory of our country, of it. greatness. its free
dom and its prosperity, and in the same breath
declare that they are not willing to see it again
restored to peace and prosperity and the cons
stituton as it is; yet this is 10 uncommon oc-
currence. Do such people know what they are
about? Do they realize the terrible risks they
would run-the uncertain future they would
invoke for their country? When the constitu-
ton is abandoned, is not the country adriit,
and utter shipwreek staring US in the face?
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THE Republicans are fighting for the su-
premacy of the Constitution. The Constitu-
ton recognizes the right of States to hold
slaves. They say 10 the rebellious States,
give Up that right and you may have Consti-
tuition.
The rebels declared against the Union, be-
cause the constitution was not amended to
suit them, and are fighting for its destruction.
Now there are those abroad in the country
who say that, there is no other position for the
people but to injorse one or the other Of these
propositions. The men who have arrived al
this sage conclusion and who deny the right
Of the people to sustain the constitution and
the Union in their entirety, consists Of four
classes, viz: Republicans, rebels, kuaves and
idiots. Neither class are worthy without due
repentance, to enjoy the blessings of civil and
religious liberty secured by the Constitution.
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DR. HosrErTa.s SroMEcH BlrrEt
HOSTETTEE, SMITH & DEAN.
\ geats for Pacific Coast. san Francisco.
ri.e con...lu,.an ...a :he E.lco,,.-No rer.

The Constitution s"G she R3cod.-No per-
mauclt ci:rc 9c any ulcer as or erlptve dtease e.
lee effected except by constitutional treatment The
vtiated blood must he rendered pure and healthful
otherwise. the cause ot the disorder remains lurk-
ing IN the system and IS tarc to break oHt in some
deadi.er form than before. But one nediciGe known
among men reaches and eXpels this haleful prnci-
pie, and restores the Constitution 70 its original
strength and yig9r his BEISToL's SARsAPiRILLA-
Suppgessyc medicines ave highly dangerous in such
cases. and mercury aim s: invariably substitutes
tol one maialy another equally terrible. But this
Balsamic Vegetable Detergent and Restorative
the very foundations Of disease and converts
into stronghold OF health and strength the system
from which it has expelled the poisonous invaded
To It's purifying and h.e-reuewiag power this m17s
wonderful oi the worlds remedies, OWES is uuriy-
allied reputation.
Sold by respectable druggists everywhere.
HOSTETTER. SMITH ( DEAN,
Agents FOR Pacific Cost. san Francisco.
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The Richmond correspondent of the London
Times. in reference to the siege of Charleston
and the effect of the hail Of projeetiles main
tanned day and night for weeks together says,
it keeps the garrison ever on the strain, pro
noting an irritable feverishness and a nervous
susceptibility which can be more readily con-
ceived than described lie calls The siege q
protracled agony.
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The Sacramento Union says the RECORD
is nvincibly for the Union and Tod Robinson
In return for the compliment, we say the Sac
ramento Union is invincibly for the niger and
Tor the Union If it can have il without slavery.
That is the difference between the Sacramento
Union and the Butte RECoRD the difference
between patriotism and sectional partisan
ship. We do not allow the negro to measure
our devotion and our adherence TO con.
sti,utlonal government. There is nothing
conditional about onr advocacy Of the Union.
Negrophilists aud rebels cannot cover it deep
enough with their lying and treasonable soph-
lsms to make Us abandon it. The glory Of
the old Union and Of civil and religious liberty
cannot much longer be hidden from the people
By the bloody curtain reared by the he'll born
fcnds Of aboliiionism and rebellion.
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Gipsy G.. 6 G.. Mining Co

" coldance with the laws of the State of Cali
tornia, and order Of the Trustees OF the Gipsey
Geld and Copper Mining Company, there viii be
sold at public auction, on Thursday, the 18th day
OF February 1861 at o'clock 7. N. in front Of The
Company's Office al Cherokee Flat, 50 many shares
OF the capital stock OF said Company. standing il
the name Of the following person or shareholder as
will he necessary for the payment of the hrst and
second assessments duly levied theron, together
with the expense of advertising and other expenses
of sale
Name of Delinquent. No.of Shares. Amount
Thomas Wells. ............. 200 ..S59 90
By order OF the Board Of Trustees
SAMUEL GLASS, Secretary
Cherokee Flat January eth 1864.
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LIScoLS's LErrERs-The Christian Intelli
gencer, in noticing volume just issued, con.
taining the letters Of President Lincoln on
various matters pertaining 10 the war, re.
marks:
1T must be confessed, however, that the
first one of the presen. collection cuts very
sorry figure. 1t is the note to General Nc
Clellan, in which the President compares his
plan Of approaching the rebel capitol with lit
tie Macs. Everybody DOW knows that BY the
latter our armies got within sight Of the spires
Of Richmond, while by the former. tried under
several different leaders. the Union troops
never come within fifty miles of their aim
President Lincoln is "a parsonage whom evero-
body does, or may respect General Lincoln
is one whom it Is hard to think of with pa
tiance"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNTY rREAsURER,s OFFICE.

Warrants drawn on the General County Frnd
registered February, 1851 also, warrant number
S67 OF the IadEei.: SICK Fund registered Noysu-
beT l2th, sai Viii be paid On rreSentssio. $, thi.
Office, and vii ceSSe to bsar Interest from this
date; if not presented within sixty days the
mo2ey set apart tor their redemption, viii 10
appropriated 10 pay warrants mex, il orssr OF
registry
n. BURROUGHS,
CoUaty Treasurer.
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NJ OTiI r RS MOTH L.
MORN s;Es~'

Dol't fail 20 Procure Mrs. 1i'insIoYY's ssooth-
ing Syrap tpr CHILDREN TEErHING.
This valuable preparation Is the pre<crip:io. OF
one of the lest female Ihyscia17 and nurses in the
United States and has been usel far thirty wear,
with never failing safety and success BY nilli.us o.,
mothers and children, from the feeble infant sns
week old tothe ad-!t.
Il not only relieves tie child fr n pain bat inrs
orates the stomach aud bowels c9rre,t- acility and
gives tone and energy h tao whole sy.tem. 1t will
almost instantly relieve.
GRIrING IN TEE BOWELS AND WIND CoLrc.
We believe it the Best and Surest Remedy in the
World in all cases OF DYsEsrERY and DIARRHGA
IN CHILDREN, whethert arises from Teething an
other causes.
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle. None Genuine unless the fac-simile Of
CURTIS i PERKINS. of New York, is ca the
outside wrapper
Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
Principal Office. Is. Dey street, New YeFk.
PRicE ONLY . CENTS PER BorTLE.
RICE, COFFIN 4 co. A gents, MarYsvilIs.
REDINGTON i co.
zlG and AIS Front street San Francisco.
au22 6m Agents for CalifOEnis.
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Executor S Notice TO Creditors.

Tho People of the State of California to all whom
it may concern, greeting:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER
~ sons having claims against the Estate of
Thomas ;, Wright, deceased. late of Chico Town
ship, Butte county, California, to present them
properly vouched, the undersigned at their resi-
dence, near Chico, within ten Q0) months from
this date, or they will be forever barred BY order
OF Hon. W s Stafford, Probate Judge of Butte
county, California.
Orovle January 9Th 1854
W. g. PATRICK, Executor,
MELISSA N.PATRlCK. Executrix
OF the estate of Th0s. ;. Wright, deceased.
BERRY & Jackson, Atty's for TX.
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Fifty Tor the Miserab blcs.
Pity for the Ni>erabics.
Pity for the JyiSerabics.
Hope l. Ieft for the N.scrahIes.

Disease eaten victims Of Scrofala. Fever Sores,
Sore Legs, Cunning Sores, Salt Rheam. Skin erup-
tions Swoolen Glands, Nodes. &c These pitifuE
objects Of disease whose sd6smities keep them, out
Of society, add imprisoned them in solitude are as
Slred rapid deliyeraace from disease by the use Of
Or. RAILWAYS CLEANSING SYRUP, called
Renvoating Resolvent. A few doses viii Prove its
machless superiority to all sarsaparllas. and from
one to six bottles perfect care. This remedy will
restore tie sufferer 10 health and society, invest
him with a sound and healthy body rich aad pure
blood. Prise. 81 per bottle, sold by Druggists
everywhere.
For sale ly Druggists.
Hos .LrTER, SMITH L DEAN, Agents.
IwI san Francisco.
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THg EMANCIPATION PRoCLAnATIoS.-TLe
Tribune coniradcted Wendell Phillips state
nlent Mr. Lincoln had said to him that the
Emancipation Proclamation was the greatest
mistake Of bis life bat tie Herald cores
poDdeas telegraphs that other witnesses cor
roboraie Mr.. Phillips; so that il appears that
while il has been made lest of loyalty" to
endorse that unconstitutional pronunciansuto,
the President himself condemns il as be did
eleven days before he Issued it VIII il not
be amusing when the Leaguers OF this city
join with the Radicals Of Missouri in beTating
ne President as a ~Ccnparhead Phisdel
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THosE rebel and abolition fanatics who are
fighting for the destruction of the American
Constitution in order to have negro conled-
eraey, or negro millennium. are IS foolish as
those who would repudiaie the year Of our
Lord, in order-to hurry up the millennium prom
iscd to white folks.
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S-T-IS6O--X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs.

They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antid0te to change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late
hours.
The strengthen the system and enliven the mind
They prevent niasmatic and intermittent fevers
Theypurify the breath and acidityof the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus-
They cure Liver complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They are the best Btters IL the world They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted nG-
tuTe's restorer. They are made Of pure ST. Croix
Rum the celebrated Cslssya Bard, roots and herbs
and are taken with the pleasure Of a beverage,
without regard 20 age or time OF day. Particularly
recon- u@nded to delicate persons requiring gentle
stimalant. Sold by all Grooers, Druggists, Hotels
and Saloons. P Il. DRAKE, & CO., New York.
CRANE & BRIGHAM, Agents,
also-,T Ss1 Frs1ciscc
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PARsoY BRowSLow, who commenced the
publication of the Rebel Exterminator at
Knoxville, skedaddled in great haste on the
approach of Longstreet leaving his wife and
children behind. The Old parson has got to be
as big a coward as other braggarts
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The sole great o5jsets Of tiis ,car are the res
torat'on Of the unity OF the nation the prsssrra-
tIon Of the Constitution, and the supremacy Of
the iatrs.-Gen. Geo. B. Mcclellan.
These are words ft to be Inscribed on the
conservative standard in the coming Presiden-
tial election. and he who holds aloft the Stan.
dard bearing this inscription or on equivalent
one, will lead the conservative hosts TO victory,
Mark the rediction.-Louisville Journal.
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oRovlLLE LODGE No. les. F. A. NJ.

s THE STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF
xN-oroville lodge. No. les, Of F. A. NJ. are
~ Nheld on the last Saturday Of each month,
and called meetings every Saturday at the Masonic
Hall, over 4. MeDsrmott's Drug Store.
GEO. c PERKINS, w.M
MAX BGooKS. Sec y.
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THE New York Herald, than which there
can be no better authority upon the point,
says that while Mr.. Beecher, in his recent ad-
dress, ratified off his warlike periods, Satan,
standing by Beecher's elbow, rubbed his hands
and wagged his tail with delight"
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THE Peace Democracy therefore brought
out NJ. Gunther as theig candidate. '-liarys-
r!iis ErPress.
The \. Y. Day Book. published since the
election, says Mr. Gau;her did not run as 6
peace candidate"
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Found.

RrNCH OF KEYS. on i SNAIL Steel
a Chain. with leather string attached, on the
road betHenn Pences Ranch aud 0rQyil-e. The
orrer vii find them by calling At this ofice and
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Word TO tae AScd.-In the decline Of life
the loss OF vita. force consequent upon physical
decyy, cau only be Suppiicd by some vivifving
preparation which recruits the strength and spirits
without entaiiing the exhaustion which is always
the nal effect OF ordinary stimulaats. We tender
TO the aged
DR. H1STETTE.'s SToMgCH BIvrERs
Is an iuyiSorant and rest rA.ive immediate in its
bcDetcial Uctiou and permanent in its effect. Ii
tones the stomach, improves the appetite acts ike
d charm upon the spirits. For dyspepsia oppres-
sion after eating, bilious cholic. wind cholic
SpasIls Of tae stomach, sick or nervous headache.
chis and fever tsdmens. Prostitution, and all the
complaints special to the foeber sex, the Bitters
are earnestly recommended by thousands who have
witnessed their superior efficacy in such cases.
Sold by all druggists and dealers everywhere.
HOSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN
Agents FOR Pacific Coast san Francisco.
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Insolvency Notice.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF BUTTE
- County Court, Butte county.
Elias 6urson, VS.. His Creditors.
Pursuant TO an order of the Hon. ". 6. Stafford,
Judge OF the County Court OF Bate County. Cali
fornia. Notice is hereby given to all the creditors
of the said Elias BGrsoa, to he and appear before
the Hon. Wm. 5. Safflrd Cognty Judge aforesaid
the Court House, in said county. on the 9th day Of
February 4. D. 1864 at 70 o'c.Gck A. NJ. of that
day then and there to show cause if any they can
why the prayer Of said lnsolveat should not be
granted and an assignment OF his estate be made.
and he be discharged from all his debts ard liza
bilites in pursuance of the Statutes in such cases
made and provided, and in the mean time all pro-
ceedings against said ins0lvent be stayed
-, In witness whereof hereunto set ny
SEAL. hand and affix the seal OF said Court,
t-r-~l this sth day Of January. !. D. lsG4.
J. W. GILkYS0N, Clerk.
S. RosENBAU5i, Att fer petitioner. i9 ii
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\ FRAUDULENT contractor has been sent to
prison. When will the age of wonders cease.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-09

Ok the 4th of July Gen. Grant announced
the surrender of VicksbuFg; Thanksgiving
Day be announced tue defeat Of Bragg
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-09

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DIURETIC.
HELNBOLD'S EXTRACT BuCHU.
THE GREAT DIURETIC.
HELAB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
THE GREAT DfURETIC.
And Positive and Specific Remedy for Disease, E.
the
Bladder, Kidneys,
Gayel, Dropsey,
Organic Weakness.
And al Diseases Of the Urinary Organs.
Sec Advertisement in another column. Cut it cat.
and send for the Medicine at once.
BetcGre of CeuRteyJeitst
HOSTETTER, SMITH DEAN, Agents,
San Francisco.
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Notice.


, f. D>s "a w. II -
4 by declare their intention to organize a Com
pany to construct turnpike road the termini of
which shall be at the town of Oroyilie, in Butte
county, California, and at a point near the Wood
vile House, in Nuba county, California. The gen
erl route, as nearly can be designated shall be,
commencing at the said town Of Orovile, running
thence TO = point at or near the Buffalo Ranch,
thence to the Robinson Mill and thence to the ter
miul near the Woodvi.le House The said town OF
Orovie is designated As the place, and Thursday,
the 10th day OF January, A. D. 1854, as the time,
fora meeting Of the subscribers hereto, for the
purpose of preliminary organization Of said Com
pany
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ss There are only f,co sides to the question
|eeTy man must be for the URited States or
tainst it, There be no nentrals in this rrar
NY PATRIors-oE TRAIroRs.-S. Il. Douglas.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-10-27
A CARD.

The term for which the 1920 Regi-
ment Pennsylvania Volunteers was
accepted by the Secretary of War
will soon terminate. 1t is probable,
that within a few days. an order re-
lieving ms will be received. We feel
unwilling to leave Gallipolis without
an expression of gratitude to its citi-
zens for many favors received at their
han6s, and many evidences Of kind
feeling shown by them. Before we
reached the Post. and while we were
really suffering from a scarcity of
commissary stores, owing to the in
clemency of the weather and heavy
condition of the roads, the kindness
OF one man, Mr. William II. Langley.
whose muniicent liherslity has so
Justly earned for him the name of the
"Soldier's Friend" was manifested,
and the wagon load of good, fresh
bread and gingerbread sent out to us
by him will not soon be forgotten by
our men. Since our arrival the same
spirit has been evinced. The favor
able opinions expressed by many Of
You on several occasions in regard
to our regiment are especially graft
fying, as they afford pleasing con-
trast TO the expressions of dissatis-
faction so often heard when hungry
soldier appropriates to his use an
apple or an ear of corn. We will
ever bear in grateful recollection, OF
the many kindness shown to US during
the period cf our military service at
the Post of Gallipolis-
On behalf of the officers and men.
October 18. 1864. l.-t.
WILLIAM B. THOMAS, Colonel.
BENJAMIN L. TAYLoR, Lieut. Colonel.
CHARLES w. McCLINTocK, Major.
HENRY J. SNYDER, Major. -
JAMES B. RoNEY, Adjutant.
Isaac j. CLARK. Surgeon. .,s- IT,
R1cHxoxD NJ. KIRK, Assist, Surgeon.
ABRAM. NJ. BARR. Assist. Surgeon.
JoHs J. FRANKLIN, Quartermaster.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-10-27

against the silk tickets nor the Coy.
perheads who voted them, one o.
whom I am told was r. II. Onder-
donk, who Is we'll known to beA a
gentleman of exquisite taste and re-
fnement OF course, he could not
be blamed for voting 4 ticket differ
ent from that used BY Mr.. Stephen
Curry or Mr. Buck. think our
trustees made mistake in allowing
these silk tickets TO be mixed in the
box with the tickets OF common folks.
and therefore take this method of re-
questiug them, on the next election
day to provide q suitable glass vase
for the receptiou of.thess silk tickets,
and have the officer who receives them
wear q pair Of white kid gloves, so that
they may not be soiled by the tickets
of US mudsills,'' or the fingers OF
some greasy mechsaic, " taking them
in at the window Besides that We
could all get sight OF the. tickets as
they lai,l in their purity, aud judge
for ourselves how they eorresponded
with the political purity Of the Cop,
ptrhead party. Hurrah for the S1k
Ticket Democraeyl Yours, J. B.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-10-27
PRISONERS PAROLED TO
SERVE UNDER GENERAL
MCCLELLAN.

We print, as follows, an impor ant
statement, not new to the public, but
in Its present shape, attested by the
law, and sworn and subscribed to by
q Union soldier before respectable
and well known witnesses, its value
as an index is great Whatever may
be thought of General Mcclellan, it
cannot be disputed that even the
most inveterate rebel desires his
election to the Presidency. The
meanness and folly of the act which
Union soldiers solemn oath puts
upon record below are far Z eeded
by the cruelty with which ouI s)ldiers
have been treated in the prisons of
the South and perhaps we shall
realize that after all, to use an old
idea. knaves are nothing more than
fools by kind Of circumbendibus
Montgomery County, IS. - no s..,
Personally appeared before me. a
Justice of the peace in and for said
county. Franklin Schwenk, of Upper
Providence township. Montgomery
county, and State of Pennsylvania,
a private of Company H, 18th Reg
Pennsylvania Cavalry, who, on his
solemn oath, deposeth and says
tnat on the 9th day of Man ch, 1864
he was taken prisoner near BristoN
Station, Va, and conveyed to Belle
Isle prison. and from thence to Gen
eral Hospital No. 81, in Richmond
that on the last day of August, 1864
the Director of said hospital waited
on him, and proposed, to parole hin
and to permit him to return home j
he wopd promise to vote for Georg
B. Mcclellan, at the approaching
election; that he, the said Frsnkli
Schwenk, in order 70 escape fror
starvation and rebel atrocity. di
: make said promise, and therefor