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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-14
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MY YArERs, CHORAL HARP---A new. Sunday
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and Tunes. Il contains. many gems saeh as shall we
snt6 ne .sfhe Beautiful shore,n Soh 4 IL glorious,
leave me with my msther,n 'He leadeih beside still
watersn &C. Price paper covers 70 cents SIS per 100
hound Us eenlsi s20 per 100 ltis edited by HORACE
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THE NEW PATRIOTIC soNo BOOK

contains se pages Of songs duets and ehoruse- both
sacred aud secular including II pages of prayers for
sick and dying soldiers and soldiers Scripture Manual
II is we'll suited for social singing. well Sabbath
worship. Among the many beautiful pieces may be
found. 'Whsre liberty dwe.ls is my country The
Christian Hero" "fhres Cheers for Banner" "Come
sing TO OF hsuven" &C omha, the Gem Of the Ocsuu
"Freemans Gathrrng." ,.Columbias King forever"
"Marchirg Along" &c. Prcespaper covers, is cents,
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YANKEE NorIoNs says the language
an Arabian child speaks before il cuts teeth
Is gum'Arabic. Unquestionably. ...
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THE HARP OF FREEDOM

contains 70 pages Of duets and chorusex for Free
dom. Among ihs choice pieces would mime, Fair
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THERE Is always the need for man
to go higher, if he has the capacity to do
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-14

PEOPLE wish to be saved from the
Consequences Of thoir vices, but not from
their vices.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-14

THERE have been many religions,
but there 10 only one code Of morals.
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Trial or General sturr,x,

Gen. Sturgis is on trial by court
martial, at Memphis, on charges growing
out Of his recent defeat by Forrest.
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A MAN who casts statues may be said
to be the founder of an iron race.
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CurID's arrows are not shot to much
advantage from bow-leg.
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He who hath servants hath enemies
that he cannot well be without. I. -l
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In the game :of mortality the last last
trick is the sexton's He plays s:spads.
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sARpkfH scI,ooI. ELL, NO. |.

contains l pages and nearly 2no tunes aud hymns and
is the popular s. g. Book ever issued Among the
most popular pieces are. "Kind Words" Eden Aove.n
"Christian Hero" "Bsauful zion""I oug, 10 love ny
Moter The Angels told me So" SIN the Light "Rrsi
for the Weary &c. Prices-paper covers, % cents
eaeh SIS per hundrcd bound IS SO per hundred
cloth bound embossed gilt, 90 cents, s2j por i0d
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Ir you cannot please without being
false to yourself, you had better displeass.
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HE can never speak well who knows
not when to hold his peace.
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RUTH: A SACRED cANTArA.

contains lSs pages Words by Rev. Sidney Dye. music
BY Prof Gull This is MI excellent book for for
the young. Prices paper covers 10 csas, S5 per 100
hound rs cenl., $50 por ilc. .- ...r.-4r'. Jtis
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AWsnged solos, duets, quarietts, aud choruses for
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dom. Tru,h, aud Righla awe are coming, Psiker
Ahfaam sir hundred thousand moren 'rhere Is Land
Of Love- "Soffow shall agan noren Heaven-
" Home "Comc sing ONE OF Heaven ~ and in sight
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lug enm God save The ston,p Xhiuess song Of 'srae
At ssn .Oyer The mountains "liilis Ella an Anaeiy
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come unto me-" .Dufy me IN The morning, Mo,hes,
Come 70 thy Tas.h hour OF Frays ~ &c. Price
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eashl In sheet form, with Plane aseopa amens ~ su
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Belmont Common Pleas.

rrHOMAs MALONE aud Mary Malone his wife. OF
l. the State OF West Vrguia, will take no,icc that
Vebeccu Seals of the county OF Behnon In the State
OF Ohio did the 18th dny OF April le64 file her pc
,ion IN the Cour Of Common Pleas within and Tor the
county o Bemont;i in said State OF Ohio, against the
said Thomus Malone and Mary Maione his vile, de-
fsldahis Setting forth that about thc, hrst day Of De
cenber isO3 the sdft deeisant. Mary Malone, -nalic
ously spoke alpualshed ccrtn false aud slanderous
words concerning the plaintiff to thc- plaintiff Sdamage
5000. ..,vl hs spd defendants are no,hcd that they
are reddfcd h appear ahd arss5er said petition on or
before thu third Saturday after he nh day OF July next
| -. ,l.s- --., - REBECCA SEALS.
| june 2, ls5l..Gw "a .r ~ -
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THE REVIVAL. MUsic BOOK

contain. "a pages Of and hymns, designed f rsvi
VAL prayer, and eonferonos meetings. Price in paper
covers single sopiss, ~ eena IS per 100 Mailed athe
retail price. I.In.t . .rr... ...t .. 1tUt
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He who amends his faults puts him
self under Gods protection.
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NATIONAL BANK.
UNITED STATES LOAN.
8 Per Cenf. 1910 Bonds.
Interest and Principal payable in Cold.
ftRST NATIONAL. BANK.
!. BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
DESIGNATED DEPOsITARY AND FL.
NANCIAL AGENT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
NATIONAL BANK.


pHIs Bank Is the successor to the Bernont Branch Of
Il The s,ate Bank Of Ohio, and is now doing ger-
eral Bsuki 4, Collection and Exchange business ia
Designated Depositary aud Financial Agent Of the
il has authority from the Secretary Of the Treasury to
receive subscriptions 70 the 10 40 loan authorized by the
act OF March Sd, i56i -. - -.
These bonds are dated March LIST, 1864, arc redeem
sole M hs pleasure OF the Government alter ten years,
ard 10 years from date, in coN, with interest at
8 per cent. per oiliiuni, In rolN. -, ,,
Subscribers will receive egsered or Coupon Bonds.
as they may prefer Registered houds will be issued o:
ihe de,omnnion OF $50 siOO $500 81 900 5000, and
$40 O0C-and Coupon bonds OF $50 sl00 $500 and VI 900
The inte e,t on the $50 and 500 bonds-teg'stered
and eoupon-s payable annually on all others semi
The bond, beur interest from March ist and the ac
crued interest from that day the date Of subscription
mus, lie paid in coin, or iu United States and National
Bank noe, adding thereto so per cent premium until
further notice or bonds will he issued drawing nteres
IRON the day OF subs rron nt the option OF the sub
Legal tender and Natiansl Bank notes, sight draft
| on New York ard Philadelphia, payable In Nationa
Currency will he received IN payment OF subscription
All bonds subscribed for at this agency will he deiiv
| cred at this Bank free OF expense.
To Cunrd ans and others holding funos in n hduciarl
capacity this loan furnishes peculiar advantages II !
saie A d profitable. Tie interest being paid in Coll
makes il equal TO all per cent. investment.
MANY refsoIs obi eci TO the time the bonds have
run. This is no objection. Their market value eau b
realized p any time without the interv non OF Judges
Lawyers, Jures Sherihs, &c, which often occurs
the collection Of loans made on real estate serurity
Como OH, them with yonr .ubscrpt ons, -.
- JOHN G. TALLNIAN, Cashier.
y priirnnnrt nr Ii lsRi II
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Hest American and Fins french rrusses
Lso Cutters Superior shoulder Braces Spiahie Tor
IA both Ladies and Gsntemen, for ssi- at :
WEsgA opposite the Lewis House,
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--.R4sI.scs Is bat lying 70. aad riding
out the gale.
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,TrNNrNG

TT you wan, repairing Of any hSA In ,hs TINNINn
LINE dane psolnpay and reasonably ESD ieF ~. ~
spss MS4 HAkuW
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DIR. SHA-ROTACK
I'm THE FIELD AGAIN{

CURED by Old sharoiack, formerly o
- Whiiten, on the Ohio River Dam
DocroR will be kept for public service
and inspection, on Mondays, Tuesdays
wedesdays and Thursdays al the slabls
Of Charles Frazier's Hotel, I mile Yves
az bridgeport. on the NationEl Road
Fridays and Saturdays q the stable o
the Lowis House. in u! Ciairsyille. =
coImens'ag is,h day Z, q N NAY "a md a. cpd
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04
WHAT WI pIn rmnap.

The next moraing, after breakfast, which NJ
tuok in our ruom with Mr. Javlns. We indicted d
note,--ot which the following ls oopy-to thS
Confederate 6rcfetaiy of Stale.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04
FRANCIS VINCENT,
City Alderman,

1artw Sired OrsF he Fourth Street Hagsa Hsas..
WILMINGTON DELAWARE.
noKs all kHsiBsss tAAi can he dose By JUSTICE " s,
" PEACE, to the sity OF wllmipHtoa Uoss4s ClslaI
dTass psets, AoStsago aud other instrunsaIs o. writ
ns, sci ee ksnts aud ssf eal esiats aud sttenao
all pSlTAte eu9Aeaa tsnslon ClsimG A.. eol.s4ted
NoAsy IaissA sH HoRds aat Muries -. Note. ~.
asp.lI.tk
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04
NOTICE.

TRRAsuRERB OFFICE
1HE FaILhs mn. . BlLf, RAlLaoAD COArAsF,
PAlLApHPHtA, sept 2lst, 1854
fRHs Bsafd o. Dieaivfs have this lay declared di H.
dead OF EsS Ref ssat IN eAaa on tns Captal So q
tbis eSmpAnJ aud have dlFsstsd ths egyaIoa uf a.
rs, 70 the an9nnt q tsn per esnt - bs dis.ftatsl
Pr rata 10 she hodds Of tbs Sosk The lat day oil ~
ioesF next TO rspreseni s slpila heretofore sKpsnii
ln building hs ttdgs ths susQusil4paA flfsr al
the double tTass, elsaF Vt GovsrnrisRt tAr
ssp.gFtp.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04
REMOVAL.
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,

Ths uudenlgned respectfully Informs his ftisnas
and the public generally that hs Las removed hia aIh
lonaos Boot and Shoe store from the southeast eorns
or hhth aAd spruoe ats to The sehool-hoass bniIas
corner o. sixth and King sta where he intends keeping
eonstAntiy on hand, exeellsnt assortment or sei
made Heniemens ladies and ehdEsns boots AAd shoes
mr sale cheap inf cash.
farueulAF attsuton paid 10 customer work.
kspariRg dons with nsAiness and dispatch.
JACOB KAFEs
Wilmington, March 25sh 1901 aug .. '1i.iy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04
GRAVEL ROOFING,
w. q. GALLAGER,
FIRE AND WATER PROOF,

CEAENr AND GRAVEL ROOFER,
AND hASrfAoiuREa or
Ship Pitch. Benzole ;and sBlaek Varnish
For all kinds OF Iron work.
fdyS, rear Of Cos Works, foot Of Madison s.,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
All gfdsrs lot Al Box 53i, Post OHee: the snfs Of
Mr. John Finn, AArfsi strest at Capslle waou.s
South slds OF christanA Bridge, viii have immsdillv
Hitsntien.
Rssidsnes on ths caussway. New Castle Road.
may s6m.
GEO. w. BUSH,
French street Wharf.
MOULD respectfully inform bis ir~n1A and the pnh
W lie thrt he hns new hand HEPpLtKR's CgiE-
BRATED LOCUST MOUNTAIN COAL, which, froui
several years experience he safely
eurpasrd In purity aud economy consumption. THANK
ful toI the liberal PstcuAge glyea 10 the late nfm u.
4 @. W. BusH, he Snlielta = continuance.
Bush's Wilmington and Philad'a Packets
DAILY LINE.
sia0ps MARY ANN, PLANTER and CHARLES Robbins
Legee FyRth ,yrref H1sgJ, lfelilsfo7 Erery Morang
(EScsFT sus1ArD ACCORDING 70 fibB.
Leare &rsBd Wks.f Shore taeAiaUf Street Philddriia
ESHAY weKx DGr EIcHFF sAtvRDAY, AT ! ocLooE 2. ~
aud
oS SATURDAY AT O'CLOCK P.N
KreKht has lied carefully and nru AFded with dispatch
Dirset EOods to Bush's Lane, Wilmington Packets.
GEO W. HUSH
frsnsh stTsst Wharf. N1uainEion.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04
Law Co-Partnerahin.

tllH undeTdgnsd hAys eusFa1 lAto rsrtAsrshte ssjs
4 the nams and style ef BRADFORD a HiGOfNR ia
The pfaetea q Law, except In whIe tts CRtsd
sIAtse Of staiso Of Delaware are parties
Phey viii prhetee III III The Courts Of this STATE Ana
The uRlisd htatsa fbr the Delaware District
All eauintsa entrusted to their eharss uii tO,piTs
prompt attyntioa.
EDWARD q. nRADFoRb
ANTHONY HIGGINS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-13
Abonl Advertising.

We don't know who wrote the following
item about advertising; who ever did it was
very sensible The meichanls and other
Business meu here and el.ewhere, who adyer.
tse, are the ones who make the money. Some
Of our business men advertise very literally
and we notice that their places of business
are always througed with customers We
commend tho following To all, OF whatever
business or profession, who do not advertise:
"You see goods are like gals--tbey must 90
wheu they are IN fashion and good look ing.
or olse yoke Of oxen wouldn't drsw them of
aiterward he man that adEerlises most does
most business, because he don't make one
stock last one life time. know merchant
OF this district who has imported three differ
ent baiches OF goods within year from
Europe aud nov he's nearly sold out again.
How does he and his partner get rid of so
many goods They advertise more than all
the rest put together--that's how | will
prove it,,.If You want to borrow money--it
you want 10 lend mouey--if you want farm
70 rent-tf you have one 10 sell--ad sertise.
II your horse, COW, pig, colt, sheep or oxen go
aslray, advertise them right Of, and not run
the chance of losing them altogether, having
to pay as much as they are worth in charge
for keeping,
IL you are a shoemaker, tailor, blacksmith.
wagoner, OF auy kind OF, useful mechanic,
show the people that you are not ashamed of
being q mechanic, BY advertising. II -ou
keep a hotel, make It. known. When people
see man advertising they know he is bus
ness man. The world is full of folks who want
Some want TO SELL somo want TO buy and
the only way to meet these wants, and make
money, is to advertise Advertising is like
mcuey---if followed up. Merchants Lhink
nothing paying forty dollars for one sign,
with nothing out their names on it, Well
what do you think Of having 5000 signs a
week in "A newspaper In it you show your
whole establishment to the country every
week
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-13
nentItntlnnin Inhlnnn.

Reports have reached the Executive from
various pacls Of the State, Of there bang mauy
o. the wives Of soldiers 10 NE 6eld, Who are
wholly uoprovidsd for The coming win.er, anil
somt are even now suffering lot the necessa
ries Of life
The above is from the correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Gazette, writing from In
dianapolis. What is true Of Indiana, is
true Of Ohio, aud Of the whole North.--
There is not n single community where
there are not now women and children
huugering tor food, and shiyering with
cold. But Mr.. Lincoln makes no mention
Of these facts lie says We are growing
stronger and can prosecute the war ipdeh.
Ritelyl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-13
lfy1u are wise,
Juss rub your eyes,
And go 10 " ork and advertise.
Az Encouraglng Stem.

That there is growing feeling of dsap.
proval in the ranks of the Republican party
Toward the persistent ignoring of Constitu-
tiona rights by the Administration, is beeom-
ing every day more apparent in the express
rsions OF ;her leading journals They begin
to realize The serious consequences of this
disregard OF the fundamental laws Of our ma
tional existence, aud are beginning to see the
necessity for e change OF poiicy For in
stance the Springfield Republican, in dis
cussIng the election Of President by direct
popular vote, says;
Tile most serious objection to The propoS-
ed chance s, that il would contribute to that
eentra,ization Of power in The General Gov
eminent which is soon TO be, il it has not al
ready become, our chief danger. The reaction
against the southern perversion of the State
Rights doctri1e has led to a denial of the
dootiHe altogether by certain class
Of our POLITICIANS, and il present tendencies
proceed unchecked, we shall soon have sepa.
rate States onlyin name All power will be
absorbed aud consolidated in the central GOV.
ernment. stt
The evidence ola division oil sentiment in
the dominant party upon such fundamental
points, is one Of the most encouraging signs
upOn lhs hoFizon in this dark day, = Plain.
uedteF.F EH HET
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-13
Pranhecy. FuInIIed.

mo msn might buy or sell save he that had
lhe mark of the beast. '--Revelaiic ns, ch, l3,
vs. IT,
Notwithstanding the professions of modera-
ton and iorbeatRnce toward Democrats, by
the Lincnlnltes since the election, we notice
that in Kentucky, they are "All in my eye aud
Betty Martini as lhe old song had it.
Opposite this city-and we understand II is
theEams eEery-shers throughout Kentucky
no man is permitted 10 trade, to buy OF solr
who is not proiessed Lincoln man. Demo.
Gratis, whpvoied for Mcclellan and Pendleton
FOR who orelussi to vote, and who had, before
the election, permits 10 trade, have, since The
eleetion had their permits revoked and 40
new ones are issued save to those who are
ayowed supporters Of the Administration
II will be written as part of the bisto.
ry of Kentucky durinp the reign OF Abra
ham Africans, that no man might buy or
sell save he that had the mark Of the beast.
-Eaquirer
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-13
washington EGsn.s

The correspondent Of the Commercial
lashes Thad Stevens for his foolish attoupt to
keep down godby legislation, He compares
the Pennsylvania member to Cauute, who sat
on the sea shore and babe the waves recede
O1ice-hunters are swarming to Washington
in droves. 1t is said to be the design of the
authorities TO make as few changes ne possible
in this way.
Stewards diplomatic correspondence for
this year will make three Thousand pages If
subjected to adequate pressure il would yield
an immense amount OF pure old cognac
Senator Fesseuden sent in paper to the
Ways and Means Committee, making import.
ant suggestions Of financial nature.
Senator Johnson, Of Maryland, has pre-
sented Peace Memorial from Colorado Jew
EFT. 1t created some excitement, but was
quietly laid ON the table.
The sooundrel Paine who commanded at
Paducah, has sent in his resigna.ioll Il is
not accepted, and will not be, until some fare
ical showing ofan investigation is had There
should be a mark put upon him, thai whose
eyer finds him might slay him.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-13
Curreni News Items.

Bishop MeIlyaine just returned from Eo-
rope. very narrowly escaped being washed
overheard in gale on the passage q,
The horses, furniture, liquors &c, OF Lord
Lyons. have been sold at auction. This looks
like he docs rot intend to retnrps
AtSoclosk on Thursday last, the mercury
at Chicago stood at ten degrees below zero
Indianapoli.is fearlol Of bsias asburned, and
has increased her police force. Heretofore,
il was difficult for any white man to pass
through that city without arrest Now, We
pr sums there is no Getting through et "lL
Those who are compelled to go ihiIher had
be.t provide themselves with number OF
changes of linen, aud healthy rA,lons Tor
twenty DAYS, ns the likelihood sthcy will have
to remain that uglh OF time in jail.
The enroment lists are eveywhere being
revised under orders from the War Depart
mept 1t is cousoIng to know that 1t is de
signed 10 mskelbem as perfect as possible.
Three cen, notes are soon to be issued from
the National Treasury
Senator Fenton has resigned his seat, pre-
paratory to entering on his duties es Gov
ernor OF New York
Chase did not take bis seat as Chief Justice
on Monday A crowd of his toadles, who as
semhed to witness the affair, we're disnp
pointed
The telegraph announces lha, gold is weak
Ii is now 23G. We should Ike 10 know wha,
the telegraph would consider strong.
We publish the admirable resolutions Of
Davis of Kentucky, to-day They are much
too good to receive ans favor from the pres
ent Congress
Hoods army is said to be suffering iuicnse'
ly from the cold weather There is no doubt
mich suffering among soldiers on both sides.
There was a fte in Buffalo yesterday.
Supposed to be accidental.
Leonard Case, one Of the oldest members
OF the Cleveland bar died Dec 7ih
The Cleveland Plaindealer says that tbs
authorities oil that city have information Of
projected RAID on the piace The Plain
dealer iutmale3 - preparation to give the
raiders a hot reception.
John W M9neely has been convicted in
Springfield in this State, Of murder in The
second degree, for which the awful penalty is
imprisonment in the peuitentiary for lite,
A burglary was committed in Enon on
Thursday night The store of VIM T. Hi
was entered, but tho burglars got nothing
of any consequence ..a--
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-13

GuBEs Coughs Colds, Sore Throat, Asthma, an
~ Consumption it isohly necessary ur rn3 ote
troubled with these complaints to tty one lothe OF
Strick'ands Aeiiitivous Cough Balsam
90 convince them that Ia the hest preparation ever
used lt not only cureg the above niect tons Of the
Throat and Lungs, hut II cures Night swtnts sid
spithug Of Blood. and s Ru exeeuont gsrgle tor any
kind of Sore Throat. II 's pie aasnt to taiSe, and
safe medicine Tor infants. Price 6t Ccnta per iotue.
horsaie bY drugglftn generally. mli
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-13
Remnlknble shnMIng

A carefully prepared table, made up
from The tc;ups Of the Disaiet Provost
Marshals. shows that The drafted men who
have actually gone into service from Dem
ocm6t Districts, are g,eatiY in excess,
numerically, OF those who have gone into
the army from Republican Districts. Thus
the "Copperhcad" District composed Of
Van Mert, Mercer, Auglaize, Allen, HaR-
cock, Hardin. and Wyandot, sent to the
field 4 1S0 while the 'loyal District"
composed Of Ashtabula, Trumbnil, Ma
honiug, Portage, and Gcauga sends but
1l6 The Democratic District OF Fair
Goa. QlIockine. Piekaway. Pike, Ross,
aud Peuy. gives the army ,42S drafted
men: while the Republican District
of Cuyehoga, Summit, and Lake gives
but 4lG 1t is also noticeable that OF the
Republican Districts, those whose people
arc khoMnto be most ultra yicld the few
est soldiers under the draft These facts
neal ma comment ... H
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-13

a Cincinnati paper says "Govemor
Morlop is epsr Giire to the comforts Of the
soldier" Yes; and It is the design of
Governer Morton, and his class, to keep
'aliye," as long as staying out Of battle
win enable Them to lo SO. As for the
pool soldiers, TO whose comfort his excel
lcncy is alive, very many Of them are
lead
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-13

The Duty ON PRISTIEG PAPER-The news.
Paper publishers Of the country are moving to
effect an abolition Of the duty upon printing
paper by the present Congress. AS no reve-
nue. is derived from this source, the duty only
benefits the paper makers aud spectators al
the expense Of the newspaper interest