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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-13
THE CITY.

MAroR's CoURr-The court was full of prisoners this
morning.
Jane DsVein was hued for refusing 10 remove bel
vegetable stand in the Second Market when ordered by
the Clerk The rule Is tha! no vegetable stand shall
be occupied in the meat market until all The stands in
the vegetable market are filed. Mrs. Dsven took 8
stand in the mt at Market and though many va
cant in the vegetable market, refused to change heI
base
Bella Mccarthy and Ellen Wbaen we're charged with
stealing $3.50 from Nike n. Hemsworlh. Hemsworth
not appearing, though repeatedly and solcmnly Chilled
the accused were sent about their business.
NINA Cumming, woman OF llfame, was charged
with threatening personal violence to Moll Wood, fra
sister As the Two up to the bar their slk robes
rustltd like leaves Wood stated that she and
Cummings lived neatly opposite on Gary street. On
acccun. of SANDER repeated to the latter she had
threatened to mark comflIinants face in such way
tina. she would again be able to make dollar
that L. she threatened to assault and dsfgure her,
Complainant said she Was afraid Cummings would exe-
cute her threat.
The Mayor asked Cummings whether she was married
which she answering in the negative he required her 10
give security in $50 to keep the peace.
Mary L4zrCni was charged with permitting two W
ccus dogs to go at laIgh II appeared that the dogs
had, upon diff ren occasions, attacked Mr.. Woodsou
Harwood and Mr. Ash Lazy, in the street. The Mayor
ordered policeman to notify Ma Lsz lron that the
deg, should be killed unless removed beyond the COZ
porste limits within "a hours.
Morris Kaufman, Italian, was charged with receiving
lea her stolen from George W. Bufosd. II appeared
that Kauffuau carried roll of leather to Gideon Gar
Der, commission mrciant, askiog him 10 sell il, ana
saying it belonged to some third party. The leather
was identified by Mr.. Buford as property stolen from
him, but OF the same time, Mr. 3. said his negroes
had stolen the leather but he did not believe kaufman
was the party who received he knew who O,iyeG
il, but had no evidence of tho TACT.
Kaufman, WREN arrested. tod the officer that th,
leather had been cent TO him by John H. Tyler, o
Saunton. The Central Railroad books shosed that
such leather had been cent.
The Mayo. said he would dieoharga ia accused, no
because he thought him inn1csnt bat b. the evil
dsnce was not of tina. pos tive character which Wou
etsure a conviction.
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From Re Savannah EeWGl
RE OBSTRUCTION IN THE ALABAMA LEGISLA-
TURE.

We fad the flloTirg in the report of the proceed
irEs of the Alabama House Of Rel reaentaves on Wed.
nesday last:
"Mr Parsons and Mr.. HesdL resolutions in favor Of
opening negotiations or peace and Mr.. Fannins in fs
yer of Convention OF the States were postponed till
Friday"
We lad seen intimaIions that reconstruction or sub
ms ion resolutions OF some sort bad been introduced
b, soma recreant members of the Alabama Legisla ure
but the above 10 the first statement Of the actual pur-
port of the resolutions that have seen In the Mont
gomeFy papers
The Mobile Register, abiding to these resolutions,
speaks Of thsr movers - the representatives OF eas'
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this bump In the Great NsIbOroUghs head was amO'',
not quite large and that it is and has been in all
ages peculiar characteristic Of true greatness to have
petty foibes and t ug weaknesses. The General g'ea
ly Ati6sd replied: Fowler you are smart fellow and
a benefit 10 your race. When l am President you
shall be provided for.
NO NEWS FROM ANY QUARTER.
We were unable to gather news from any quarter
this morning, eIcspt what give in our teiesraphie
cclumu, which, 1t viii be ssea, confirms the rumor no
scsd by us in this mornings Of our cavalry having
met with eight reverse in the Valley.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-13
FROM TIE VALLEY

CHARLorrEsvnLs, o.. l2.--0ur cavalry have had a
reverse near Eienburg in the Valley. We drove the
enemy's cavalry for several days, but Sunday we
vsnturod too far aud got in among their infantry. The
result was We repulsed and lost eight guns. In
other respects the sfir does not seem to be serious.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-13
HEkDo'Rs RLsIBvK FoRcEs, I
October Sd, 1864.

SPECIAL ORDER
No. 102
The regular session Of the Virginia
Military Institute having been postponed until the LIST
under II Of and not
already assigned duty the field by orders hon the War De-
pArmen from these headqlaers are hereby required 70
report rhout delay TO hsr r. g. Peyton, CommRndsni Of
Camp Instruction. Camp Lee Richmond, for imme
da and temporary d service. Cadets under II years Of age
earnestly ved report 81 once for assignment to
duty.
All furloughs and exemptions heretofore granted 10 Cadets
are By comm the feiary Of War, revoked
will released from hea Bervce BY or before the
CONNIE cement Of the session OF TIE Institute
BY command OF Major General KEMPER. -
Z. II. oATLETT,
ocA-6t A A. @.
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THE TAcnoi OF JOHN PsGMx.-A correspondent Of
Ihe Boston Courier hr,tes The following:

IHk IAoHcI OF JOHN fhGh1-A cotresPonuens" VI
the Boston Courier writes the following:
4 neighbor told haa "that he had seen nan only
the day before who was just from the iroat who az
sured him that Grant might have taken Richmond at
any time within q month, and the only reason be had
not done 30 was that he Wthsd 10 hold Leo where be
vas 10 prevent his going TO the relet OF Atlanta.
asSed HIM if he had read the works OF John RI
n !. No. be rtpsd, who he {? A distinguished
writer tactics said ], who once described mill
ary posltioa' somewhat smisI TO your conc pton Of
Gfant's He was engaged in a street fght, and ssys
When we fol-, came Undermosl, and held my antHg-
oniIs down by my nose, which inserted bstween bis
teeth for that purpose"
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~ ARGO OF STEAMER HOPE AT PRI-
~ vate have received ard cr for sale, by the
package only cargo ofptamer Hope cCnsis Ing Of
lzO barrels aud crushed su as
~ bags Brown sular,
81 Porto kco holasses,
90 boxes steN ins Candies,
25tays Blstk Pepper,
10 csses Glssi 1um cerl,
&c boxes ta,t 10 reap,
81 bales prime Hops,
bales Sh Thread,
case supe Tor Felt Hats,
s. dtZen flench Ca fskins.
1,70O dozen Carks I'd Coats fpool Cotton
IS tags Hsytl Coffee,
20 bays agd1ay Codse,
Is tervts Cut n UCf.e,
100 legs 81 Caro- SOFA,
43 bale, Blankes
~ tarels EPSON ats, to arrive
20 ca Cap End Letter Pal er,
20 900 Engliih Envelopes,
Black aud White Prints,
10 cases Beached Lo & cloths,
2bales Back Union Goth,
2extra B!ue Beaver de-.
2HeAvy Black Pilot do.
Gaze assorted flies,
1lae NOTED Aipacas.
Casks Blue Some
Terms Cash deHUery. - -.
Oct l2-oti KENT, PAINE, a w.
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EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS AT MOBILE
NOBLE. Ooi. IL "A fig of truce from tie enemy
clms yesterday. The raval aud Fovt Gaines gaI-
SON vii be exchanged; but the enomy decline exohsng.
ing the Fort Morgan garrison.
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TEAH@HA%a
Reports OF the Press Association received TX
cIuslVelY By the Wing.

Entered according Act Of Congress IN s year 1862 BY
D. THRASHER IN the Clerks OBc6 Of e District Court o.
As Confederate States for tie Sortsorn District Of ga
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HRADa'Ks REsSRvE FoscEs or VA,
Richmond, S,pt, 23, 1854.

Richmond, s.pt. 20, 1854.
aEnERLL oApKRs,
No. "a.
In pursuance Of General der No. 49, Issued from the Ad.
ulant az Inspector Generals Once September 2l 1884, the
undersigned In addition 10 his other dulles hereby
Of the bunssS Of conSehpon and enrolment the State
Of Virginia. ..
IL District enrolling officers will proceed promptly complete
the unfinished business pending their respective Offices and TO
all oca books, and elects 70 the Inspec
tors o1ps,pOn who Will be assigned 10 their several dis
hcts.
Ill Local ENROLLING ofoerS win hereafter address all Official
directly 10 the Commandant Of ConscTpts
w enrolling oceT for each county and city will mme-
dIaey transmit Commandment Of Conscrps copy Of
his commission and report letting forth his whether
capable OF h SERVICE sId not the evidence Of his
retirement assignment TO light duty also compete descp
tive all employs BY him concpt guards, clerks
Otherwise and copies Of the orders assigning them 70 their
present duties.
viii be received ofcer noncommSsoned ofo and pr
the forces who between the
Of 80 years. from retired and light duty officers and
md persons who liable 10 military service 6u h
enclosing teSt onias character and
hneIs will COL John O. SHE ds 0ommandaat
Coacps Richmond Private sole OF the forces
may be Ass ned TO duty acting enrolling Officers.
authority derived from the Seer ary Of War
all officers the State Of Virginia. Who retired assigned
unAgned ordered
In writ these heSdq within thirty days. ssch ON
falling report within the prescribed time will be dropped
from the rolls
By command Brig. Gen. KENPRR.
oe4-@ X. d. CATLEIT, A. A. q.
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p $4,000
PfTTSYLVANIA COUNTY RONDs
FOR RRNT. AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
THE BALLAD HOUSE, TWO HAhDoOsE RESI-
DENCE5 AND A LARGE STABLE.

WILL BE RENTED, AT PUBLIC AUG
ton, on the premises on SATURDAY the 18Th Of october,
SG At IL O'Clock, the Ballard teyentyope
In consequence OF the difficulty In furnishing large
hete the BsArd Hoae has been abridged sevehyone
nice, oiplbg tehen laundry, and al
the Apo nmes OF the original hotel In rspg eder Aso
handsome Cottage Reside containing each eight and
ten roc good repair with water 40 gas nIusef fronting
Ross street. Also large Brick ttsbe fronting on Franklin
street, attached 10 the Hotel The renting will be for
year T,rmlb1nd with loOd security cOndilorS TO pay the
rent monthly.
This pre- perry We and voTably known that further
description OF Il 10 deemed eeesssry.
wi be the hotel da 10 o'clock, and will take
pleasure in showing the premises TO are shing examine
them JOHN z. BALLARD.
Renting 90 lduetsd BY ..-
Messrs. GRUBBs WILLIAMS,
ocll-b. AuctioreeIs.
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ADDIrIoNAL EUROPEAN NEWS.

From our lates: Northern files received We get the
following from the European mails received IN New
York;
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-13
RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

... RUNAWAY IN JAIL.
H0BMITTED to the Jail of Buckingham
~ County, the 9Th Of June, 1884, negro HAIRY,
inches high black complexion q "a old has
left hand toes Of the right foot have been badly frost
bitten, and one lower front tooth oct.
Harry sold by Mrs Fanny hamilton, OF Prince Edward
county, city Richmond IL Is months ago. lie says
he now belongs SMITH OF Amherst county The
required forward, property, and chage
be will be dealt with - the Law directs. b
WIN. d. MILE,
.roc-.Hy ~ u-sLi-sh--- -~--.v os
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AgeTIsE sALzs-suruzr Dafs.

BY II 6ls W. KEEsEc, Auor.
once corner 18Th and Gary sreeta.
90 CONDEMNED HORSES.
20 CONDEMNED MULES.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION
WILL be sold, on Monday, Oct. oath, at 10
O'CLOCK At the O. S. Lot,Rac Quarter Branch
80 CONDEMNED HORSES.
20 DO. MULES
80 ny ofder OF R.PARcHFR,
MSior A.
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AUSTRIA.

Great depression the consequence Of the heavy losses
eauped bv the serious fall in cotton, continued TO mani
feat Use { IN hoancial circles.
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TREASURY DEPARTh EET, O. s. A.
RloHKosD, July Is, 1864.
TAXED TREASURY NOTES.

In orderto promote far prac able the early ouids-
don By The IL e-sury Of the 0U1sTAND TAXED NOTES tho
leau-er ssani rtasurer nd Ply Depostares In The DIFF
eent States thereby autborI 10 receive The said notes
cept he % notes, st 66 Deposit uipR
same ertihcaes o. Loan Aypothec alton OF
expiration p.ety days.
And al n the sale the owe bonds are hereby an
thorized 10 resolve the with the exceptou above
aGiaed IN pAso ent Of bonds When old e6S per
ceoiun. g. A. TRRNHOLn,
ar13-6 tbs Tr.ssn,x
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NOTICE.
To the Creditors Of the Estate Of John a. Hills
man, decd:
T WILL be at Amelia Court House on FRI
Il DAY. the 14h day Of October next pay OF all claims
aRanS said pursuant decree ed a The ss term
on the Circuit Of said County, In the OF Hsman
Adnn!stsators Es Hllman's Creditors.
CHARLES A. HARGRAvE, Admir- Of
sepq7-et1SihOe Iohu A. HilknAn. decd
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WANTED TO PURCHASE OR RENT
w APARM sufficient employ 80 hands. anywhere the
South side OF James River not likely TO be disturbed by Yam
Any having such farm will please address giving
te ms and description. GROBB3 4 WILLIAM, Aucps,
Oct 9Th, 1874. suecessors IN G0ddn Apperson.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-22
TO Teachers.

fIN1lE Board of School Examiners of Wval
l. dot County, Ohio fom and al;er the frs
of May. 1864, win hold meetings for the ex
animation of teach, rs, under the act to pro
vide for the reorl lauiza'iol, Superior aud maiu.
tanaace "f Common Schools" aud thu amend
meuts thereto passed, March ID le64, as fol
lows:
In Upper Sandu1ky on the tst SATURDAYS ir
july & August. On tho fl tst aud ttid Satur.
days in November, December March ana
April ..
In Cnrey OH the lst Saturdays in May and
September .....
In Mcxico, on the Sd Saturdays in May and
September.
In H.sala oa the lsi Saturdays sn JUNE and
October.
N Narspilles on the Sd SATURDAYS ih June
1el Octob r.
U,'eg tie am nled School law, "pacu male
phi 4 fcra certificate shall pay the bca d OF
examiners fer of thirty five cents, AS ii conl:.
Ii on o. ex iminution" 3"
EYaniu tons 10 commence at 10 O'Clock,
u NJ. BY order cf The hoaro of Ey miners.
HENRY MADDUH, Clerk.
April 1864.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-22
sa.s +. ~ AYERS
,,G ATHARTTC Pills.

possess go many advantages over the other
purgativcs in the market; and their superior
syirtues are 30 universally known, that we need
not do more than to assure the public their
quality is maintained equal to the best it ever
has been, and that they may be depended on
to do all that they have ever done.
Prepared by J. c. AVER, NJ. D., & Co.,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-22
fro DE ooNrlx;uxD.

rDRAFTrNe.-7The Scripture is opposed
to drafting young men just msrrisd;.mss
"When 4 man hath taken a new vie
he shall not go to war. neither shall he
be charged With apynew business. but
he shall be. free at home one year and
cheer up tie wife which he hath, taksn.''
Il deuteronomy, 9Th chapter 5.h
Ylr G.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-22
T. & n. Mccormick,

DA1NTERS, will promptly attend TO House
l. Paentng, Wagon Painting, Paper Harg
ing Graining Glazing and Cemehclug b ick
ork. All work done in the best manner, and
upon the most reasonableterm
0D' Shop one door South of David Bossher's
Grocery Store.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-22
M,cKellY & Grisell.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW Office in B.erys
"A Block, Second Story, Upper Saudusky,
Ohio
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-22
S, w. HOLMES.

- ES1DENr Agent of the PHOENIX In
4 Insurance Co.
foe Becls Block Upper sandusky Wyan-
dot County Ohio.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-22

4 TTORNERS Ar LAW, Upper sandusky,
~ Ohio. Office in the Prosecuting Attorneys
Gliee in the Court House
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-22
HALL 8 Soau CEtEBRATEo NEW SCALE
,i., !. j. Q. !. HSSAN9 NS&Nlss

tKlNQlYN An over the whole w6rld for their
iIA veitme aii'f richness Of toae, Durability
aud elegance Warranted Manufacturers
andsImfdrters OF Flutes Guitars, Bahios, aud
at kiuds Of Brass and .ther Musical Instru-
neats. Special attention paid, to furnishing
Bras Bands. Publishers Of Sheet Music =
Music sent by mail post paid. on receipt of
nlsrked prices. The most iberal disc
gwen to Schools aud Scminarits. Catalogues
free.
Dec. rs: l363-6m.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-22
LIV ERY - -
STA BTE!

1CHN II. HARDER, takes this opportunity
- of informing the cit lens OF Upper Sandusky
aud the pubic in general that he has opentd a
LIVERY SsaSSss STABLE
On Wyardot Avenue, below the Yellow Cor
ner in this place, and will at all times accom-
modate the public with any kind Of rig they
may desire.
The Buggies and Carriages are Of the most
fashionable kind and the tiorses were selected
with view to please the most fastidions.
Don't .orget to give him a call, when you
want to something nice 10 ride in. Charges
moderate and drivers sent with teams when
desired.
.-E JOHN H.HARDER.
Upper Sandusky, Nov 27, 1sf3-tf
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-22
A HISTORY OF PRISON LIFE IN LIBBY /!
Captain John w. Chamberlin. i

COMPANY A, ls3rd REGIMENT, o. v. l.
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Public Sale.

II WILL offer for sale On Tuesday, November
J. lst at my residence in ohie county 3 miles
east of Whee ing, on the National road, ALL MY
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY consist
ing of farming utensils, plou shs hnrrows, horses,
Wagons, huggies, harness, &c also, one spring
market wagon, 2 carts and harness, one hay rake
one Woods moving machine IL head Of horses
and colts, head Of milch COWS, lot Of hogs, Sor
10 sta nds of ses lot of OF corn in the ear, large
lot Of GOOD POTATOES, about 70 acres of pas
ture and Household and Kitchen Furniture.
will divide my real estate to suit purchasers
There is small vinyard Of about z acres, the
vines, of which are about Ave years Old having a
good crop Of grapes at this time; and my residence
is near the Natioasl Read and close TO Big Wheel.
in & Greek, and within u of q mi of one Of the
largest institutions Of learning now being built in
the west, which will afford n excellent opportu-
nifty for any one having family of sons and
daughters to educate. There is larg &c grist mill
the premises. Terms for the real estate, ono
third cash. the balance one, two, three, four, and
FIVE equal installments. With interest from the day
of sale For the personal property, terms made
known On the day ofssla ThereFares many erti-
cIes for sale which are not mentioned here If not
all sold the FIRST day the sale will be continued
from day to day until oil are sold
oct7-d&wts. a. ssef,s A. BEDILI0N.
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Meeting of the Executive COM
lnittee. -.

We invite attention to the cal, in our ad>
yertising columns, for meeting of the Nc
O,rLIAN and PENDLEToN Executive Com
2 mite Of the Club, at their Headquarters
this evening, AS business of the utmost
Importance to our cause is to be transacted,
every member OF the Committee Should
make it his duty to be on hand. An lm'
mense amount of labor remains to be done,
. and the time for doing it is short.
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.GGIt III EIGJLa !
GREATLY REDUCED !, 7 PRICES
H ~ MgfR &.ssIs sEa y sftyEsrA !
@@h Wholesale and Retail.

The undersigned, having just returned nom th
Eastern cities prepared to exhibit bis stock
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George w. Smith Farm
FOR SALE.

have had my Washington estate surveyed and
divided into seven parcels to suit purchasers, and
will offer the same at public auctioa on "a
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

"a, 900 worth of Ladies' furs, consisting Of Fitch
! Mink, French Sable, Water Mink, victorineS CaPes
and Collars also Mnffs to matsh, which viii be sold
to suit the purchaser, either by the set or single
piece, at low prices as the same goods have been
sold for two years ago. Ladies, call soon and exam
inc NV stock Of furs; you WILL am sure, find it to
your advantage do before purchasing elsewhere
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MONDAY, OCTOBER "a. tA
All that portion lying west of Bethany Pike
wi offer in FIVE different tracts first contain:
ing about l6 acres, with good substantial dwell
ing spring and milk house the second tract COZ.
tains about IL acres, and the third about fifteen
acres. The remainder, bordering on Woods Run,
is divided into two tracts, Of Is and so acres with
good tenant house on each, all in grass and clo-
YER, and well calculated for Dairy Farms.
That portion lying on the east side of the Pike
have divided into two psrcsls-one part Of about
ITO acres, on which il a. neat, substantial brick
dwelling, formerly occupied by Mr.. John Marshall,
three good tenant houses, the rent of which will
pay the taxes, large barn stable and sheep
houses, and full grown, thrifty bearing apple
and Virginia crab trees. This part Of the estate
will make a magnificent farm.
will also part with my homestead, the large.
beautiful msnsion, 30 BY rs feet square, with ali
the modern convsnisnces, surrounded with shrub
berry and trees; also, large orchard of choice
fruit, with about 40 acres of land n
An extensive barn, with stone basement a..
vided into stabling for fifteen horses and stalls for
forty cattle, With cellars, bins, mows, and eyerv.
thing in the highest requisifion Of a farm. II
stands in brick yard, Of Its feet square. sur-
rounded by brick sheds for cattle and sheen aI,o a
blacksmith shop end slaughter-house There il
also on this homestead track a good tenant bouss
The farm is we'll known to be the best impravsd
and most highly cultivated in this part Of m.
country, being situate on the Bethany Pike fonr
miles from Wheeiing-mcst beautiful and f.rt;1.
rolling hill land, we'll watered BY neyer.fsil;ne
springs, situate in q neighborhood Of wealthy and
highly respectable people. "ao = '1
For terms Of purchase, With plan of the farm
showing the division above mentioned. to,sths,
with all particulars apply on the premises or At
my Brewery Once to N. Richardson, Rsq., Of
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y
1t will be observed that the oath is care
fully worded 80 as to exclude all votes but
those cast for LINCOLN and JOHNSON. The
voters are required to swear themselves
opposed to peace, an armistice, Or any ces
cation of bostilities, even though these
things should be asked by tho rebels or
would manfestly advance the interests OF
the Federal Government. It is expected
that, in this way, the ten votes to which
Tennessee was formerly entitled in the
electoral college, will be counted for AsR..
HAM LINCOLN whose ruling motive is to re-
elect himself Eat all haza,ls.',,
This pIaiu recits Of the history Of the
scheme for electing LINCOLN and JOHNSON
by the votes of handful Of the creatures
of the Government in several ofthe South,
ern States, carries withitits own comment.
Proposed by the President, repudiated by a
Republican Congress, re,affirmed by the
President, denounced by Republican parti
sans, 1t is nov revived, with even create,
disregard of law than before, by AspREw
JOHNSON, candidate for Vice President, and
Military Governor Of Tennessee. We com
mend the sentiments contained in the
SWAPS DAVIS Manifesto" to those who con- u,
template the execution Of this infamous
scheme The suggestive warnings it con-
tains would best be needed before it is too
late.
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said. and it is difficult TOR me 70 refrain from
sSyiue IL, row, but Ecsnnot Ynt think that
every man eyes must be open = the bare
ICED hypo crisy Of . claim by inc >Republi
ii p1ftY "a he gratitade Of the people Of
esl Eilkibis ~. Ythss, &c.
ACoNsfsTESr New SrATE MAN.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-11
LADIES FUR HOODS.

$50 DOZEN such as Hoods of the latest style, Nub's
Sontags, breakfast Shsxls and Poikss, some very
handsome. s..