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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
To the Creditors Of the Estate Of John A. Hills
man, decd;
I WILL be at Amelia Court House on FRI
Il DAY. the l4,h dag Of 0ctobsr Lex to pay 81 ali claims
against said Estate pursuent TO decree LIS tern
OF the Circuit Ocu of said oOuny, Hlsmanb
AdDinstfatonts. Humans oredtoTs
CHARLES A. HARGRAvE, Adnt Of
HPH-"seYs john A. HpsRs'' e'sAa'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06
In CHANCIRY.

NInuINlA.--At hules held in the Clerks
on the frat Monday in June, 1864:
Thenas Goode ana samuel doOde, own Fight and a.
Executors OF Thomas Gooae, deceased, Plsinua.
against
Mary Ann Goode her right Erecutrix of Tona.
doodle, william oramP and Alice his wife, ana eir ehd--n
bay Alice and william Crunp Samuel Jones .d HI chill.
drsn Thomas g. nary Lucy Edwin ., Career and Ghses
Joaes George Brent and Lucy aad their ebrrn
Thomas u Lucy, samuel George Mary H. Oornels and
AIse 9Een Margaret Garland and her drusb-r w,ms
Garland, Sophia Goode, Elen Goods Isabes doods
Defendants.
IN oHAECERY.
appearing by srdav filed that the defendsnts s.nus, "a
Jones his celden Thomas q, Mary " Lazy 8 Kivn Oar
ter and Charles JSnss this stss on h.
motion OF the PLAINTIFF by their Attorney 10 ordered that DE
said deenden do appear here within due pu
cation % hs order and do what necessary protect their
interest this suit and that this order be published once YEA
Tor Tour successive weeks In tbs eitv ~
Richmond Va, snd be posted front door on he G,
House OF this county, the frst day the nsxt oouss.
Court ' S'shhS
Ths object Of this su 10 have settlement OF the sdniy.
you Of e estate OF Thomas doode dseeAs IN
OF tbs trust funds provided BIZ J will dstibunos a. NJ.
estate according 70 the rights Of The psrlie.. - %
Aeopy-Teste,
fo..v .n.o T. J. cLAoK, ork
- o DA., Z. V jyA -v4w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06

p ANAWAY from the subscriber, on the 10th
1O nst my boy MATT, aged II years. inches pish
dark complexion, 70 head hair quick spoken very like
IT, Twin give the above reward delivered TO me- secured
% caI get him. JOHN II. NUNALLY,
3l--nht RnAn Afntn NJ a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06
RTNaWAV an IAsL.
RUNAWAYIN JAIL.

COMMITTED to the Jail of Buckingham
" County, on the 81 OF June, 1884, negro HAaRY
inches high black complexion, 81 22 old has
burn left hand right have been badly
bitten, and one lower front Tooth cut.
Harry sold By Mira Fanny hamilton, OF Prince Edward
county, In the city OF Richmond IL IS months ago. He
be belongs 10 Jno Bmtn Amherst county. The
required 70 come prove property, and pay charges
be viii be dealt with a. the Law Directs
wa. b. MILES,
auan-Hf~ T.it~y ~ prstngh.- ut "
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06
FROM PErERSRURG.

PETERSBURG. Oct. So day has been unusually
quiet The enemy show no purpose to attack lines
near fort hcRas. nor on any ohsr pin. Of the ln,s
General Beauregard'a headquarters will be removed
from here to morrow.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06
STEAM SAW MILL y,

NOTICE
3 HEREBY itkN, that application will
be made 70 The oon AIas States Treasury renewal
Of the iolouns lost Con ,dsIale stals Bonds, Wis;
Boulgere. -
ware, and dated 2sth March, 1853.
One per bond S. for 81 200 PAYABLE 10 Yrsrc,
Boulvare, and dated 2<th March, 1858
All persons warned against trading the aboye man.
doHsd ecucs or any one or more Of teen.
DOLLY BoULwARE
es--sovs fhAsJkS BoULwARL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06

| OST.-Wj lie being transmitted by mail
- ON Richmond to onSrotesve, and thence forward 70
Warm Springs "four certih ate" No. 24sl dated
Marca 2sh 1874 for TO- hereby caution
receiving sale cerhcass shall the treasury Dept
for duplicate.
81-wGw. r A.. RYLLND
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06
TO THE CITIZENS OF MANoVEH.

WILL make distribution OF Lotton warns
lac, among such The citizens fory.r ed TO me
the orders wednesday, Thursday Fhday the 9Th
TIN Of Oct 1854 And time will rher
derI. have small surplus OF cotton yarns nd.
w. e. WYNN, Geurl
Sept 80-cat. Agt for II mover do
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06

w lLLIAMSON & Co., Auctioneers
w No. I9a MAIN STREET,
The undsrrgned vould notify the public sn.
sy that having taken that and comnodsus s.ore ats
occupied BY Jno fegnAuls No. 49, MAN, between Oh ana
oh streen; they viii enceorh continue busnes IN
and VIII be prepared 70 ihoH the greatest advantage good
,onligned 10 them for
REAL AND PIX. bONAL ESTATE Of Al kinda.
Thankful for pas hsy solicit eontnuancs Of De
Ans- WILLIAMSON 90,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06
Observation-Disclosures

COMMISSIONERS OffIcE, 4
RICHMOND, September, 81, 1864.
THE parties interested are hereby hottie
l. thalI have The z3i day OF Oc.obei, 1884, az
O'Clock, b., my ONCE in the Gig Ct Rcnm md, %
the fJloTing deere. THO5 J. kYAEs,
-Oom'r IA CLaneery
VIRGINIA-In the Circuit Court of Henrlco
Cor N.Y. held house, In the city kich.
mond, the 2sh day o. April, 1854,
A D. Williams. acuns rases,
p Roger, B. W. Grsen,J e. nlArs and Mortimer NJ Young
49, z... Dsits
This cause removed he Oouaty Court Of Eenhco In
which originally nst tutra this 10
Court that defendants have had tho
ordered that the cause be toe docket
IoaI; and the de endans john vi Morumsr
NJ Yourg Is. w. Gren died ther
counsel replied generally 10 the Iad k Cause
ieldAnt b r. Rogers In the mode prsscriLed By law
against absent def ndalts, heard
the oil and exhibits herewith died In III
cato and argued By Uouac alton vbere
Court doth adu1ge papers
this referred OF the OF t Oout
whether Eve deed Of uu,t an a. an
exei5 with Tie BILL have BEEN paid BY ana 10 whom
.Geh them have Of tho aid ava
notes have been lost and which Of III,
the said Uommsoner directed port Ls Oourt
Nth matter lily stated deemed or
Ttqu cd by party TO bs stated the said
proceeding make inquiries, snail In oas. M
and place OF taxing he said qrss pes pub-
hshed In the Oity OF kchmond four
ces5vely Uopy-Jeat: sSvC
sept 8-y4w. fHos W. BAILot elk
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06
/ Oor+ BOND.


WAS committed to Henrico county iajl,
July the ~ b, 1864, negro gil named RAUnkL the prc
V OF toe hels Albert BOses VI Hanover The nego
ABOUT 10 or III years Of feet high, nj
Virginia cotn froek.
ner owner 70 forward prove property pay
harges and take she viii according
% GEO. ID PLEAsANfa
sen o-vev shsrif Of conn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06
AZ NIECHK;TIR,

h l!ed-PrVases Barrow, WIN BRrns R A St
JONI, + Shryoek, W Thomas. Wounded L cut
w .adord, feVere, J W Eduondsou, severe, @ r
Ro5gerl, severe; PriVates Nj Bossell severe, Z ]
n, severe, dip ey ,eyere J N Carpenter. &C.
vsro Jas Hawkins, slight, WV jones, O Kent,
g Il Lauck, JOAN NcJarty, jacob Myers Payne
Jleo6 Stom6ock, all severe Aissirg-Isaac sWindle
and Patrick 81, John.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06
CASUALTIES IN CARPENTERS BATTERY.
HEArQ'Rs CAEPINTES's RA-TEAY Va. Vols.
WaynesborO', Va, Sspt. 90 1884.

To tbs Editor of the Rhig:
Please De kind enough to publish, for the iuFOrma.
ton Of friends, tie following list Of olaualses in tn,
Battery, at battle of Winchester Is n September, Ant
q. Fl hers Hill, gal:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06

w ANTEO-A young LADY of experience
N TEA0HiNd kSgnsh, french, and he rusdmsn,. Q,
Adaisss With terms sox sax
,sNs hsAssaa, VI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06
rae MIxIOANs GROSS THE mo GRANDE.

The Fseuch we're evidently not in sufficient ioroe there
n piys BATTLE or hey TO thorough y surprised Rl
me bold movement on The part oil OOrnas That they
eouired preparaEoLs before Advancing to meet bin
Be that as may they remained very net during the
lime that Oortlnas Vas thunIerng away at the Town,
and the following morning not Vesge OF the 1eXo an
army was in sight. Ia the night Cortnas had quietly
allen back some ten or twelve miles, and morning
daWped upon bis ioIoes crossing tie river.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06
FISHERS BILL

Klled-Corp W S Alvey Wounded-Privats S
Tycoon, we've, Georgil. Bssing-Oorp L Dckey,
PiTates Peter Jones, David Ksrns, NJ Whilock, Wat
son, Ga.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06
IMPORTANT To ARMY OEFlCE

MPO Ct Ant To ARMY OEFlCEhS,
l. CLERKS " COUNTY COURTS, MAGISTRATES, HOTARIEs
PUBLIC. LAWYEss, GOyEANaLNT .OAIhANrs AND VlH.
EAs.
Attention called 70 and valuable publication entitled
GUIDE FOR CLAInANTS OF DkCEAskD
SOLDlEnS.
Being Instructions 10 Afpy 10 Claimants vita
Auen OF the LAYS OF &3greas aad Orders from War
PAmen and the P.scIice In toe ocea Of Id
Auditor an OomPSonsr the Treasury, concerning
Element Of The Claims OF Deceased sIders BY
Col W. H. Fowler, agent 70 adjust Deceased
soldes &c., for the state OF AsO
By toe second Auditor and Comptroller Treasury
adApsoi 10 SeLer.l use. limo. pp. ~: Price Is.
- sent BY mail, postage free, On receipt Of s5.-a
Address GEO. Z. kvAso a 90,
seS-TFArlm Book Ind Job p,int.r. Rcnmond Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06
coRr1HAs APPEARs on TIE IIELD.

Meanwhile the FieLca were advarc ng upon Mats
moras irC VlLIora in an overwhelming force, and on
me Instant we're reported 10 be within two thI
d,s march OF the city. Tat another force would at
tack him fTom lgdaa at tue same time Cortinas was
We saus6ed Unable TO cope with these armies he de-
tsrnned 10 checkmate the Freuth aud accomplish one
t me most remarkable movements known in civ
liz d warfare. Moving upon Bagdad with his com
mand 60 il be would town BY storm he the
Inpg If the 6th instant drove in tbs French picke!s
md openeu On Bagdad with his artillery.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06
MARRIED.

On the 2sb September the rd.nes Of the BRIDES father
the Rev. JOHN Edwal d. ROBERT KIRTLEY Of Nuysnn
county ya t. EMMA ", oay dsusae Of or Louis Boz
sieux, Of this city
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06
DEFENSE OF PORT HARRISON

F.om all We can learn from witnesses, although
Aaury ami Taylor aud few uldemoralz,d mon fought
the enemy to the last, our defence OF fort Harrison
on Tnusday the fsebes. aud most discredable Of
the war. The enOmys advance upon 1t is represented
as utterly wanting both in fpr. and the vsor neces-
sary 10 carry such q work if properly defended.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06
IyTEol OF 'cAsNoE.

TIE eject was electrical. Toe rebels we're the best
men in Ford's 90 Gmand, b,ing Lieutenant Colonel
sovalters CAforniabs aud they are brave m IN. They
hsd dsnounts1 aud ssnt their hoIses to the rear and
acre undoubtedly determined. upon Oesperae 6shh
ana their superior numbers made them coLhdsn OF aus
cess. Blu. they never iough5 With artillery, AID GAG
non has more terror for them IhRl ten thousand IF
aud ali the CanAnChes the plains OF Te11R. At first
glimpse of the shining brass monsters there was Vsi
ole Wavering the dste mnea front of the enemy and
AZ the shells came screaming over their heads the scare
was complete They broke ralks Asd for their horses
lea on the ffss that came to hand and skedad
dlea in the direction Of Brownsville.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06

" IhulNlA.-ln the Circuit court for the
county OF Halifax: y
Martha y. Prings, who By Harrison Oliver, her pes
niend' PisiRt1,
against
Richard o. Pdpgle, Defendant
The defendant In tails suit vii notice. The nrs day
OF oooosr nex between the hours Ia the
I'VE In the afternoon Of that NJ The one Elisha
Ia Jr Asx Court House, In tie said coUEIy The
hgnsd the plaintiff In this suit, WI The dispositions Geo.
Nichols aud other read evidence
III In this sut and II, from cause hs taking 81 tad
eposous shall not be commenced beng tha
onrned from time 10 time unt the dspOEaons
yleted.
witness the following signature this 18th day Of August D.
1854. MAs1Ha O. PRIkeIL
Aa S-xlv by Harrison unysr, her hisnd.
" lkGINlA--At rules holden In the LlerAs
0face Of Henhcd County UouI Of Monday, ssh DAY
fJuy, 1864,
Morgan sea Outlaws Seal Emily Mangne wn Tappsy and
Walden, Peyon Walden Joseph Poxell and sarah hs
ve VIM ChAlklsy and Jadith Ann his vile, and Adophus
Kahn, Pun.
rheophus Seal Ellen Virginia Lacy, Matthew Seal Josephine
Seal Martha Kahn, francis H. Kahn, Caroline Ahm
ma Kahn, Philip A2hin, and John KAHN, Deus,
In OHANULkf.
The OBJ CT Of this suit " sell the land
nled and TO divide the procee the psrs ened
this state, motion Panins Dy council
ordered that the said Iheopnlus appear one
mouth aer due publication hereof and do vhst 70
protect his interest," In this suit
nopy-tssts
,van-I.-l. go porrss n no
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06
400 HEWAHD,


az The papers the Conf deras States will confer fayo,
the ASSOCIATION by publishing and calling attention 70 ih
tee. Sent 4
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06
Did.

In this cyon 2Sh Sept 7Hos KING the 10th year Of h,
age after protracted wnh bore re.
ntion, be has left TelAti dtmI.e
Ne has gone t. the sp land enjoy pld,n OF the pre-
Ocf. A-lys A YaIgNn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06

Our Northern Ales furnish with additional partIcus
lars Of the asir against Brownsville, which, It will DO
aaen IA discredited,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-28
NO. 81.
THE ISSUE PLAINLY STATED.

A vote for Mcclellan will be first and fore.
most, a vote Tor slavery at time when this
crime has plunged the country into the sor-
rows and waste Of war.
. 1t will be vote for the rebellion at mo.
ment when the rebellion is about to fall.
1t will be vote for disunon at moment
when the Union is about to be restored.
But disunion, when once started, cannot
be stopped so that vote Cor Mcclellan will
be vote to break this Union In pieces, and
to set each State spinning in space.
1t will be a vote for chronic war among
fellow citizens. which will be ever beg inning
and never ending, until the fato of Mexico
will be ours.
1t will be a vote for the reputation of the
national debt. involving the destruction Of
property ard the overthrow Of business.
1t will be vote for anarchy and chaos at
home.
1t will be a vote for national degradation
abroad. ..
II viii be vote against civilization itself
Twill be vote for the kingdom Of Satan
on earth.
On the other hand, a vote for Abraham
Lincoln will be, first and foremost, n vote
for Freedom, Union, and Peace, that political
trinity under whose guardianship we place
the Republic. II will be a vote also to o.
the influence and good name of our country,
so that it shall become tho pride Of history.
1t will be vote, also, for civilization ITSELF
At home it will secure tranquility through.
out the whole land, with the freedom Of trav.
81 and speech, SO that the eloquence Of Wen
dell Phillips may be enjoyed at Richmond
and Charleston as it is now enjoyed at New
York and Boston, and the designation Of
Border States" will be Oh Canada at the
north, and Mexico at the south. Doing all
this at home, it will do more abroad, for it
will secure the triumph o: American Institu.
tons everywhere.
Surely all this is something to vote for
And you will not hesitate. Forward, thsn,
in the name Of Freedom, Union, and Peace.
Crush the enemy everywhere. Crush him
on the field Of battle. Crush him at the bal.
lot box. And may the November election
DO the final peal Of thunder which shall clear
the sky and fill the heavens with glory -
Hon. Charles Sumner, at FaneuiL Hall.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-28
SOUND AND FURY IN OUR uoMRs.

There are abodcS made daily TO resound
with quarreling and scolding; there arc fam.
lilies where mother and children all talk Il,
loud angry tones. Escaping from such ''ths
solitary may well bless God for his own lot,
which, when viewed in the warm, loving light
Of . well ordered and happy home, sometimes
seems almost into!erabls. Ys sad, lonely
maidens, ye sour, fretful bachelors, when
your dcsolation becomes too great burden
for you to bear, just 90 for two days visit
to tho family Of the brawling woman" and
you will be for the time, cured. Your silent
lonely room will be . harbor Of refuge fop
you during many subsequent days.
II wives and mothers could but realize
what they are doing when they begin the
loud voiced scolding system, how quickly
they would dcsist But there must be somo
authority and punishment in the family; and
there is in many cases nothing so good a.
the rod. Mothers, do tho little children
swarm about you, and weary you by their
wants and ways, Try for one year the vir.
tue Of low, mild tones, decided measures aud
in cases Of intentional naughtness, the rod,
and If at the end Of one year you urc not
satisfied that this is tho best course, break
the rod and depend for discipline upon scold.
ing, and loud threats never made good. Chill.
dren initiate as readily as do monkics, and il
the mothers voice is loud and harsh. theirs
will probably be the same If her ways arc
rough with them, theirs will be so with each
other. and their home will be place from,
which We shall only DC too happy to escape.
--Exchangt.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-28
coPpERntAp PEACE PLATFORM.
Adopted At Chicago August 30th, 1854.

l. Resolred That In the future. as In the past, We
VIII adhere with unswervins fidelity to the Union under
strength security and happiness people and =
frame work Of the government Is equally conducive to
the welfare and prosperity Of all the States both North
ern and Southern.
O. Resolced That this Convention does explicitly de.
clare the sense Of the American people, that after four
years OF failure 20 restore the Union by the experiment
sity. or power being higher than the Constitution,
the Constitution itself has been disrcga In every
part and public liberty and private rights alike trodden
down and the material prosperity Of the country
TALLY impaired. Justice humanity liberty and the pub
lie welfare demand that Immediate efforts be usde for
cessation Of hostitIes with view to an ultimate conyo
cation Of States other peaceabe measres to that end
that at the earliest possible moment peace may be re.
stored on the basis Of the Federal Union Of States
3: Resoiced, That direct interference Of the military
authority OF the United State, In the recent
held In Kentucky, Maryland, Missouri and Delaware
was shameful violation Of the Constitution, and the
repetition Of such in the approaching election will be
held revolutionary and resisted with oil the means and
power under our control.
t. Res0lced That the aim and object OF the Democrat.
c party is TO preserve the Federal Onion and the rights
Of States unpared and they hereby declare that they
consider the administration guilty of usurpaon Of
ordinary and dangerous powers granted by the Con-
stutioa the subyersion Of civil by military law In States
not 10 insurrecton, Of arbitrary military arresa, mis-
prsonment, trial and sentence Of American citizens
States where civil law exists IL % the suppression Of
right Of asylum the open and avowed disregard OF State
rights the employment Of universal test oas and inter-
ference with and denial Of the rights Of the people
arms In their defense as calculated 10 prevent the
ration Of the Union and the perpetuao. Of the general
government deriving Its Just from the Of
the governed. - .. #-r-
ton Of II. duty IN respect to fellow citizens who now
and long havebeen prisoners Of IN q suffering condi-
deserves the severes reprobaton alike Of
public policy aid humanity.
8. Resolcsd That the sympathy Of the Democratic
party 10 heartily and earnestly extended the soldiers
OF our army who nov are and have been Ia the field
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-28

TnE CHRISTIAN PEACE A CONQUERED PEACE
The Rev. DR.. Hitchcock, of New York,
closed recent sermon on tho war with the
following trenchant Reputation Of the Chi
csgo platform:
No. my friends and csuntrymen, this pro.
posed armistice will never do. After it VOL
be the Deluge. There il but one way OF
peace, and this 10 not il. The owls eye hath
not ssen it !; but Farragut has found Il upon
the sea; and Grant. and Sherman, and Sher-
idan have found it upon the land II is war;
war with oil our might now for . few weeks
longer, I'LL every rebel army il scattered, aud
our long oppressed brethren of the South,
insurgcnt against the leaders, by whom they
have been betrayed almost to utter ruin, cast
those leaders down and sue for peace. Then
shall we have peace. indeed; thoroughly
conquered, and sure to last. Doth any man
deny or doubt the possibility of conquered
peace? lie must be either very disingen.
uous or very dull student of history. His.
tory knows no other peace worth having than
. conquered peace.
Such peace Is now possible to US We
have but to put forth our hands to it, hands
clad in steel, and ii il ours ours, and our
childrsn's, forever and forever more. Then
shall this continent, having ended it's old life
after the fesh, enter upon it's new life after
the spirit. We shall be cured Of mach that
Is now our weakness and our shame. With
more and more Of wealth, We shall be more
and more mindful Of its highest uses. With
more and more Of power, we shall be less
and less boastful of it. Our soil made sacred
by such . baptism offraternsl blood, we shall
tread more revcrently; and this soil shall be
too sacred for the feet Of slaves Christ him.
self shall sit regnant over ~. Nov. He sends
u the sword. because Of our manifold Of.
lenses but then viii lie give " peace.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-28

A SHORT CArEcHlsM.-Who arbitrarily ar
rested the entire Legislature Of" . Sovereign
Statev George B. Mcclellan.
Who used the military to prevent Mary.
land Democrats voting for their fayorite can
didatcsi George Is. Mcclellan. -.
Who urged the President in 1851 to stop
volunteering and enforce draft! George
B. Mcclellan.
Who advised the President to emancipatc
slaves Of the enemy, under the war power,
six months before the President issued his
Proclamationy George b. Mcclellan.
Who has helped to kill tens Of thousands
OF Southern Democrats George B. McClel.
Ian.
Who 10 the Presidential candidate Of the
Democratic party, which condemns all Of the
above actss George B. Mcclellan.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-28
DRILL ron SINGLE VOLUNTEERS.


Fail M--Lovc with some amiable and vir.
tuous young woman on the first opportunity
you may have.
Atention--Pay to her, assiduously and
respectfully.
Right Face Popping the question, like a
man, and she'll accept you.
Qnick Mareh--To her parents and ask
their consent
Right Turn-With her to the church. and
go through the service Of holy iAatri,nony.
Hait-And reflect seriously for few mo.
ments; then determine to devote yourself
entirely to your wife. ... .....
Right About Fdce--From the haunts that
you irequented when single, and prefer your
own home.
Adrance Arms--To your young wife when
out walking together, and don't let her walk
three or four yards behind you.
Break OG-Isillisrd playing. betting, and
staying ou, at night, If you wish to have .
happy home.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-28

USiosIsr to coppcrhead in Bangor: "Mc-
Clellan can not be elected. II is a. impossi
BILE to elect him ~ to turn back the waters
OF the kennebec and make them Aow up the
dam. Nothing short Of Almighty power can
80 change tho hearts of the North az to in.
Ancs them TO yield in this struggle and,
unfortunately for the coppcrhcads, God is
not on their side"
Soldier--proud Of his one leg, proud Of his
chevrons Of honorable service, proud of his
country, proud Of his politics in |:
No, and He cannot be on their side while
He maintains His present responsibility"