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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07
CITIzENSs
CITIZENS
Fire, Marine 4 Life Ins'ncgCO,
OF WHEELING, VA.
DIRECT0RSE

OF MHE EELING, VA.
DLRECTORSE -tf tf.
John La, L >. De,H.iAis, SIishssl- Rsny,
JSeO6 BlrFR, - -. SsTta8, AThoA HHoanGy,
A. B-OAia1sh, }. G. Harbour, And. P. WoOds. f,
~ TINS CouPAsJ b owned sd nAu4ESd By
nAHy q alIst TsAlihy Had InansaLtal MST-
sEAhts. TBeir OheS haI iaEsly bees rSnoTed % 40.
:, HeLnrs H0dAS U1Ilding, aud = fully OrEAaiBAd
and pTSpaFoa % take It8EA Frame RnA BEisk
B9iidlaEB, h8oafAes=nng RStAblilhnanfl, stoek1 81
HSTeha8diha, HOos1hOtd FGEaItuFU, &C. &C. Un
Halls q stSanboasl. EArgul, BIatbOGts, aud thGiF
elroG8, OP0a toe Western TtVsGS; and btSamahipA
HEsambOaGS and calling Voa5Ss, Ahd their cArEDSs,
apoa Ea0 taks Also lives, rsaS18ably IoW EASOi
and SeoOmnotaGinB tsrEI-
WV. sHR[VBR, 6Ss'y. El.
o0HSAHT'S OBgICE, SO. :, A'LuHG Houl BuEIDuIa-
6oei-ly a4s-a.
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no. aaI AROH 8TREET
RrIssSpaI oasss asd Aaa4Gsao1
InMSa 4 RVANR
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PRIORz.-LaTEO Stss, .koIdIng nearly double
aaandGy, 81 pSr 60ttISt kaifd0ESS SS. Smau 80,
iSo per bOttio; half dozen, q. '9' sssias3 -
WRw miS by DraEgistS add Doalon eVoEyWbeFe
nbb umt6d BtlBSS, 661 - eli tbs DtaGgiet4 AAd
/ DSaiSp ta WhSsiiRE. - isE '';o'tsaS
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of ma pfoeaia taES All hiS IN CiSTtSs
ofiee Of che Oirelit O01FE 81 thS 1ail county of
the UGitsd 6GtSi and tue Of this state
aud thereafter dsmNAa themselves good eiIIE
1his proelauAtton all be publ lsusd In thP heel
OF MheoLuE tue seat Of B0ssrnGanE Tor thiS state,
and Ia tue Rest YIrstuiA hePubIiean, nsuspAper
PrIntsd IN tue county Of uPsaur, rssPeetVsIy, for
~ Done at The city Of wheeling on this the
{ aE,L seYenth day Of april, 10 the scar OF our
@~ sixty.fOnr. aud Of the eSAts the nrst.
--a A. 1. BOKEAAH.
.: 300 4 s,rIns, ssorotnry OfstAtO.
WALL. PAPERS
n1 -See 4s- .o .-
Window Blinds.
100000 YARDS,
From to IS cent. per roll.
HALL PAPER WITH MATCH BORDER.
Erom Is to y cent. pur Bolt. ,rr
BoRP9RS.
greH $50 60 cents per Bolt. saI
Window Blinds,
GAEEN OIL oLorH. GREEN PAPER, BUZZ PA.
PEA AND CORN FIGURED BLISDs.
BROWN CLOTH BLINDS WITH GOLD BORDERS,
PATIENT koLLEKS, CORDS AND
-g L=s TAsskLLs, &C., &e.
~ am enabled to sell a low A' anJ house In the
.cT Joseph Graves,
Book Seller, -stattoner and News
No. 80, Monroe ST.,
s9n - u = -
LAUGA-lNS g. BySAElELU,
Wholesafe Druggists, \
:AadDeafSEslR = q hHs.7a1
PAINTS, OILS, DYR sfUEgs, cHkMtoAis. n.
skNrtAL OILS, s,-PATENT MEDICINES,
.if PERRUMEkY, AND pRuGGlSTS'
kuADR1ES, 90, Ao,
No: 70 MAIN ST r + + T.
nm OUNCES sU1puArE oJlNINE. -
1OO 0G" MOrphIA Suipn IIs and huF, p D
90 Cnry'tal Nitrate EiiVsr,
% nI. Red PreeiPttAts,
aPSo LAGGnLINs Z susHPGELD.
G)a POUNDS oALOMEL.
90 % ..l- IOGide t.0t4sh,
is Sg ChiOr4te PSti4h, -.~s
.pse a LAuGIiLIXs gusHZIEIp.a
15 p 56CooaoL,
20 asSSi48 Tass:siS E,as:.i Oh + uidsB
F, = sPiFlts TarPsntLns, st
4t0 ls1 lRso16N:!B5 i! 59g5 !,T,5 1 cLNP1o!: .I3 FsLl.a:
10UO PIOWsEI Sulphur,
500 = shOII BrIm GUne 1t E-l
aR8l 81 z LAU9 d Iss:s sgsaPIHLpsss
m H41 ( boz ZN 0as r5a zVD . y EEF7 0IE.S q
1OOJ 1U0I :" lBAl AlOmAa Drops, UH
,1DCO g GOdIrsy's cordial, !
10OJ hAsenCOSI HSSOI ted, At
ApS0 20 - LAUdaLIAs 1UsHGIRLDtS. 4
16 BOXES oAsTtLE soar, - . -
90 % :, = NEork'. VatisSAssd soap, r.
90 doISn Gieuas HunsI soap, e.. -.r.-...J
D. 10 - R4ney Toilet SO Ips, at
SpsO zl1LGUGHLINs GisUsHRIELD's.
I0O DoZRNsAYEk'S oATHARFIo FIoFPTLLs,
uHO 20 No tain'G Liver PiiiS, y,.--s.
apso r 1 AIdSsGBUsHTIELDs.
60 DOZEN HAZE BRUsnEs, diHsrsut styIoS,
~ O19J. s6Oe AFnshos, candles, ! s,l-I =.
3Sa WhiteEaah REuihgS, , : ,.-.s.. ~. "a
so. Paint Brushes aud sash 10 Is Gt u,
aPSo- N IAu0ALlNs 4 I6UsAf4S SLUa.l
1IllI BOXES HUMNEL'S EssKAo OF COPFEE,s
1O0 no keEs 81 O CArO0nALe sOdA, - % G. G.
6J uoIsL PIAnJAIJn BiItsfB,
30 = 'HuSI6EESlb stomach Bitter, at
:aRS0 LIns .I5LAgaALtNsS z BUsnHIELD.s.
2; FISFI.' q :.
I00 BARRRLs NO. . MAoKRRRL, . ..-4rl AL
HUI SO HI. bblS. ssss gla-sS!. q IL 51ilt,
- as'i100I ~ q nos ,als-s ,7ia i+. -E1t
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81 thst TIE signature o. 20. u. JAohsoh"t
de UEAPBEA Of eaeh bottie.
BEWAKE or ooUNTEREETrs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24
esias O.s Eys On It.

Rev. Dr.. Robt J. Breckinridge cspitally
illustrates the work Of the Chicago Convention
thus:
recon you have all seen little iostru.
meus lying on the table OF some neigbbor.
by which, IL Jon look at thing with both
eyes ss the same time ths thing changes to
something else Al Chicago they liked up
their platform in this way. II you look st
Il with one eye It 10 one thing. and II you
look OF IL with the other IL is another thing;
but il you look ct It with both ct once, il
is something else 80. II yoa look at Nc
ClslIsn With one eye. and Of Pendlston With
the other sys. you don's see either McCisl.
Ian OF Pendletoo, bot the one rams into the
other. and you see the platform But il
you shat the Mcclellan eye you don't see
The platform and u Jon open IL, and shut
The Psadeltoo eye. you don't see the plat.
form. Yon hare got 10 look With one eye
ct Mcclellan, and the other ct Pepdlstos,
or you viii not zee the platform. The
Whole thing is canning, swiDdling trick.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24
A Danning Record.

On the 18th Of January. 1861, Hon.
Geo. II. Pendleton made speech in Con-
gress, from which We make the following
extracts. 1t will be seen that he adp0eases
disnmios pure and simpie. In the nomiua.
tion Of Pendleton the Chicsgo Convention
firds ct exponent:
my voics 10 day Is for coneiliation. my
voice is for compromise, aud il is bot the
echo of the Voice OF my constituents. beg
vou. gentlemen, who with me represent thu
Nort6west; ron who who with me repre-.
cent the peopIs>of Ohio; Jon who with me
represent the city OF Cincinnati; ! beg Of
YOU gentlemen, 70 hear that voice: II YOU
viii So,; II yos Jfnd e0ncilafion y i~po'ibis
If yosr di6sTs~ess are 90 great Aaf you can
not sr ph not reconcile them; then Gentle
men. lei fAs ssosdsxg Sfates depart N psaes;
ist fIs~ esfablisA Asiy sovrsusnf esd see0''
ding 10 40 wisdS~ Mia CD las sivss tAes
Farther along IN the sAms speech. b
ssyss ~ 49,
Ii the soashsrn sssiss cannot Be recon
eilsd, sae n yo6. 6sstIsnss, cannot Had
liz youf hearts 20 srsss shsir demands, u
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

The relative strength Of the several
States In the electoral college has been con.
siderably changed since the last Presidsa.
tiai election. by the deeennial respportion.
ment. Maine had 8 votes in 1860, and in
1854 will have but I. Massachusetts also
loses one, falling from Is to I2 votes ;
Pennsylvania loses one, Ohio loses two,
and Kentucky loses one. Alabama, Ar.
kansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisans, Mis-.
sissippi. North Caroline. South Carolina,
Texas, Tennessee, and Virgins, will moi
be heard Of 10 the electoral college, The
vote Of California will be increased from 4
to 8 votes Iowa which had votes il
1860, will now have g.; Wisconsin viii
have 8 votes instead OF s Illinois will ad
vance irom III to l6 votes; Michigan in
creases two votes, and Kansas With bel
three votes will be added TO the college
The following Is an accurate statement o
the number TO which each State likely 4
pastieioate In the election will be entitled
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

psithef fssbsr Abraham, nor his nurnerous
friend would BE- 20 beorish' Or . wanting b
msgnsnimity q oos sosve me- ludalssnos We
commend The whole speech 70 psrsual No man
In the country, perhaps 10 50 well calculated 70
protrsy the virtues Of Litsh Mock, snd We
shiOk he hss not leh The work half done. The
valgor Idea Of " mot . grssss spot leh' looses
its force In this connection. and the poor victim
might add the ardent wish, that there nigh,
never have been. .--..-....-. ...--.--.-.-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24
senator w.as 8 II. w.ae-O.vis Ma.lss.te

ett+'
Senator Wade made speech at Meadville.
Pa, On Saturday. We give . portion Of II re-
i.tipg 70 the Wade Davis Manifesto, as follows:
Lat y sec how this document came to
be issued. The President vetoed an act
which Congress passed. He had Q per-
feet eonstilnsioaal right 10 do so. But he
went further, and issued proclamation
appealing to the people 10 support OF bis
poGitiou. He put forward his side of the
question, and whoever does that l shall
mset him. Be he President, King or
Peasant, shall put forth my side too
[Applause. ~
l sm ashamed TO say my party upbraid-
ed the because was unwilling TO admit
thas our President was infallible and could
do no wrong. # eI u
4. for one, am not afraid to place The
truth before Ihe people. What would you
think Of Judge on the bench, who should
rule out part Of the evidence. lest the truth
should mislead the juryf III opposed the
President, did % because ! thought him
wrong. and I-or rather NJ. Davis snd l.
were frsnk enough to set II forth. l have
little to say for myssf, but / cannot suffer
Mr.. Davis 10 be attacked. If free prin
ciples are dear 20 you, Mr.. Davis has more
merit than any man ! know Of. He hal
done more to lid Maryland Of slavery thar
ail the rest OF the men In it-inhnitely more
tKsn Al these pitifuI croskers who assai
hinl he has stood like rock for th'
truet and has Won noble victory, and hi
sseniss shall not trsduce % glorious
chsuppioa or UaioD aud Liberty without I
prossst from ne. win not boast for my
sslf--thoueh oss iDipitely greater than
boasted little ,--bot doesn't it' show tha
Mr. Dsvb could elevate himself above tb'
missrable trsmmels Of party when be an
nonnced what be deemed . truth, and whsI
D spd soon viii be the truth. Politicians
6hIert that We hart the party. But ouf
ennse doa't eonstrain us 10 cover up the
truth. Applsuss think my position
uss risht, and that Of the President wroug.
and " bsIis wing ] viii declare Il, though
~ keavsss ali, and no earthly dignity MOI
saes!eH ahsn s'apd bsssssa ne esd the
=. : sslhiss 4 a ,kl., p1sssps. Ass ss
sop2i} nhe ppeoplisss e. sosakasing ~ A.
ou(1slsaees Il ~ sss& n viii hh sdnittsd
el6f6Fn~a : blsedsd q ktb fssasw q sfiss.
snss 1evsrds hshsr kbrahazl. h ssly answers
- - q isparsiss ~ q prsps aeaisy
y desent RON fAlss 70 tree posIliob, nd
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

DISSOLUTION.--Notiee IL hereby Civ.
en- Ii st the Co-psrpshp herstoors esstng between
Martin Nontss. Nicholas Cisnens and Charlie: Mueller
under the nas and 6rm Of Montieis Clemens CO. and
engaged the foundry buspe In The village Of AshabuA
has been, BY mutual consent, dissolved.
! Ashtsbul. July & 1854. 2 vi II 7 . ? St167s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ! y
sherin's Proolamationl

i RECLAMATION 10 hereby made to
the qusesd electors Asttsbua County, Ohio that Gen.
ersl Election win Be hsla required hg law, Tuesday
October lh 1884, II the several places OF holding elections
IN said County at which time the following oce are TO be
chosen 10 wons saprsnse Judge. full term one sapeme
Judge long ono supreme Judge short vacancy
Secretary Of State Attorney General; Comp
rollsz Of the Treasury Member Board Of Pube woks
mn term and Member Board Public Works for vacancy;
Representative 10 Congress C0unty Auditor;
County ComissisasE Aad inan.y Dfsetor fsi term
and one Inhrmary Director for vacancy. se.4 Il i1sl
A. the same time vith the Poll Beoks the Townshp rrs-
required return Juro for thsir rsspsye Town
Appoysiosment of Js,ors--lS54.
ns.n.s Ia sss sa Boz ,ss e The hr's Monday
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

The Prssident has appointed Co... shsri.
dan q Btikadier In the regular army and
assigned him 70 the prominent command Of
the middle military division. \ D.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24
RIOARD0oHJ,0
NJ EW NJ ETH O D
TO n TIE PIANO FORTE.

rnxoEs REDUCED ER0A o. no % 40,
GEORGE HALL. having just received
asss is.esss rc q I. .sks lasehaas ~ AlC4ARDsoHs
fsEesss notiee 70 ssad hs ssne posipsd a. eisss q
Fsssaps q es 90 ~ sss pAES n ths ppitsd states
pissst 70 eho. Hall. ossssaad o. 70 Ashtsbal. o.
Aso say etAas hsss Boob rsss sf hass sent poss.
Ashsahah. ApgSss y, lso4 GEO. HALL.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24
Hasheesh Candy.

, Il HE Oriental Nervipe Compound, is for
the time introduced into this country in Medeated
and agreeable soSn-A most
Delightful Exbilarant CoDfectionized !
For long time used in Eastern Counries BY
young and old adds 70 beauty well s ya and pro-
duces the most mental II IL thousand times
better than Quinpe for Chi and Fever impars vgoF
and strengh TO the mind and body truly marvellous W.
JOY and Beauty GLADDEN. The Heart.
The quantity we are selling and the sAeisg Roises daily
received of its happy Beneficial eects Is sufficient
Of its the most wonderful nednnl
agent in use IN the world.
Tits bessing TO the nervons and aebiatedof all sasses
and viii rejoies the heaTts q thousands - -, -
.E~ q a. A. HENDRy, Agent AslitsssA-
Price 30 cents and 81 . box.
Imported ssiy s5 the cunjAh wsilsh Company, ~
2m766 20 Bsekman street. ~. l.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

By special treaty with Great Britian
the United States is prohibited from hav.
ing more than one war vessel armed with
one gun upon Lake Erie and hence pro.
test wss made by England against the
Michigsn's armament, which was l8 guns,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

The Last Gag Of truce bearer from the
rebels George b. Mcclellan. For terms
Of snrrender-sse Chicago Platform.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

rARRIAGE6--Supe sad Chesr.---
" Thoss N vat a good Top Carriage, with all the
style and ippsovsssa ~ ne day. and q superior work
nshp snd Ussnf QaAlitiss from the csisbrsted dlofs
Worss. nsy ssi sssk i the Hsrborr on IngsiIy q
Ashtabais Harbor, Jslyl 1884 7ecsu'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24
The Richmond Examiner Of Friday last il
an article ON the situation saya --- -

The Richmond Examiner Of Friday last 10
an article on the situation says (:
We have stated plainly what Il Is prob
able we shall have to Withstand Of re-
uewed endeavor on the part of the enemy
to carry Richmond and overrun Virgins.
We have done so that our people may fully
understand the magnitude Of tbes,ake which
is to be fought for aud may appreciate the
necessity Of such measures of defense as may
be adopted for reinforcement of the Army
aud cheerfully concur 10 them. We must
oil be prepared to respond with slacrity to
whatever call may be made upon US. We
are not to measure sacrifices or personal
iucouy yenieuce or discomfort in . necessity
like the present, for these are not worth
thought compared with tie horrors which
| would follow IL Grant were to succeed 10
his aims. Let the citizens Of Richmond
and Petersburg look at the eoormities now
being inflicted on the people Of Atlantis
and there will not be man too old or boy
too young to resist our eDemys gun In
hand or vie with our veterans In COP: age
Let the people Of our countrys.nu call "a
mind opppressioo. couiscstion, imprison.
ment, which bsfalI our people when once
secure within !ae slsmy's lines and thsy
viii hare personal motive in support ol
/ the pstr;otic duty Of saving their dear old
S..sse ut Ill hsxzards from the yoke Of the
1 tyrant. We are spesking now for the
men whom Grant has ridiculed. Let him
see that the cradle and the grave are no,
: to be susered st. that our old men end OIL
boys have brave hearts and steady hand
and will easily rout his Hessians 10 defsae,
OF our homes. ~ sa'oi
The Enquirer Of the Same date says:
We are Of the opinion that the next ~,
months viii witness the bloodiess eonaictl
that this war has witnessed, and that im
! mediately aftsrward Richmond viii be ,h
theatre Of the conflict. Are our peopl
, prepars ed for this
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24
Strawberries THE subscri.

ready for s-ttng their ss soon as
the weather i suitable evgorous and healthy Straw
berry Plants various descriptions which will yield hsn
IN fiuH the next peperly set fhs
They are o. the best vaTees but mostly the Wilson Seeding
which considered have supeors 81 hundred
should sspt In imedistey 70 secure the certain
fui6ment. ELIJAH BLESS SONS:
Ashtabuia, August lo 1864. l.l 163
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

One half OF the rebels are given over to b
liese 10, and The other to tell IL.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

Lime !'''r Limell I 80 Limel!l...sl.
Us. 7-3O.LOAN..

i HE Secretary Of the Treasury gives no-~-s
Hoe that subscfptons VII BE- received Cor Osurcn T-ssuy
Notes. p.ysbI. three years Aus 18Th 1854 with si-
annual the rate Of suds three tsnshs per
cent per annumprncps and interest both 70 bs paid
lawful msney. sen Bai7igEH1 ,9Nht3 IN ~ ~
Thee. note. N. b. eoDy.r.sS. 4. Ii. option sfts t-d-
or 1t maturity into six per cent gold bearing bonds p@yA
be less than evs than twenty yssrs hsf
date IL the Government may eeek They viii b. seuedin
dsnomnatons Of sso $780, ssoo 900 and tsooo end an
ssbsipions ass b PAID fes arr esss = se~s nasP's
The notes viii ss hs4msssd 70 the owners ff.s ot ans
poration charges afe the fecspt % the original
Cirtincatss Of Deposit shey c.nbs psvpnvn
the notes draw interest from August is maxi
Inn deposits subsequen. that dss must pay the interest
acrrueA from dsts Of deposit is,,F-s . st,ffr ~
Psrss.s depessS twenty thsusHnd dollars end ss-
wards for n my time win bs anowsds eo-
ssscn q quarter Of psr ecnt which VIII svpso
b. hs Treasury Department upon The rscs,p Of bin r shs
amount essssd 70 By the oeer win whom shs deposit
was made. No ddasions fsr sOnmssioas nuss bs nader
from the deposie. OgG v9sifa8ts 1000 n
spEcrAL ADVANTAGES 0E This LOAN
M. "a National ssvfses Bs~k Offering higher rate Of
,pt.r., than any other and the bs ssy Any savisss
hank which pays M dspositos In o. $. Notes. eonsdsrs
that II a psyng in the circulating medium Of the ooun
y; end eeaas pay anything batter for hs own asssss
are either securities os In nosss % bonds p-
| able in govsrnnsnt pager.
nis equally convenient Temporary pesnsnsss n
vestment The notes can always Be sold for WITHIN ns~
ton Of their nee and accumulated intsrss and the
bes. security with banks eoiAtsals for siseoanss
Convertible into Sir per cent. $40 Gold
| n,siT .oy{y-- o Bond. s,--sItggff a1f.
in addition the very liberal interest on the notee Tor
three years. this privilege conversion worth absut
three per cent per annum for tho current rate for $40
Bonds than per cent psn and before mo
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24
xkAs.rsl lr.rtn ma seuth.

The startling reb cl conspiracy on our own
coil and border, given 10 another place. sfFOrds
an ample end conclusive coD6rmstiop OF what
our eCopperhesd friends ss home, as well
as elsewhere, Asvs persIsssntly denied. II Is
that tbsir class or fsemf.tg.itors have no affinity
~ concert. with the other class now in open
rebellion. The stories--as ven authenticated
o. any facts 10 the history Of the dsy---about
the diatribution Of arms and ammunition into
this and adjoining StessA and the settled int en-
tion and openly threstsued use Of arms sud
violspcs In fnrtherance OF the ends and objects
ofths rebellion. which have been denied with
vehsaenss, and in some cases with we'll affected
honor. are now again and irrefrsgibly establish.
3D. The Uopperheads Of Sandusky were in the
plot and parfieeps esimi.es with those who en-,
gaged b the overt act Of rebellion. And
what = true. of sandusky Copperheadism. is
just as true Of the same article along the whole
coast from Ssndusky To Buffalo, Ashtabula iu.
cluded Ths'plan and plot Of the leaders, is to
have the arms and kindred means In readiness
for the looked for moment, when the torch o
Nofthern war aud bloodshed shall be lighted
and Northern rebellion fairly initiated. Thi.
conclusion is inevitable. OF course it is moi
quito palpable to the rank and file Of fthe Demo
cratic sympatises, for although these things
wers pretty freely aired and boldly threatened
In theboutside speeches at Chicago, the con-
oeptfcu Is too yiIiainous for the more honest
and unsospectiog to believe. Many, however
are already for this extremity, and others 1t 4
expected my readily be- prepared for it. NJ
well informsd and candid man doubts. tha
thsa ssbelIion vas Hrst uursed into life b,
Nostasrns sympatby, and tacit, if not expires
pro1er Of aid. 80. too, Of the advance Of Le
into NaEylasi and Pennsylvania, and Job
Morgan into our own State. Besides th
proofs shat establish this conclusion, what
the eorroborrtive testimony drawn from tb
hearts Of the men Of whom we are speaking. q,
shown 10 the sunshine of their features. on,
the guarded uttersnces OF the lips The lid
inss OF reverses to the Federal arms. may. q
almost sny time imnediately after receipt
be seen 10 the lifting Of spirits. and the token
Of satisfaction and pleasure. On the othe
band, such news as the fall Of Atlanta, Fsrrs
guts naval exploits, and the Sberridans signs
success fail not to east sshade over their feel
ings, .perceptible to the commonest observer
and to have tbe effect Of driving them, in vul
gos perlsnee, TO hunt their holes. Positive ~
well - corraberative testimony, then. prove ths
position thst there 10 not only sympathy with
those In rebellion. but determination TO Us
the means to give that rebellion ultimate tr
amph. The sacri6ce Of the Federal army
Tho 6eid, is 10 them. therefore, pledge Of So,
cess, and the realization oftheir political hope
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with schsldhocd fuIl Of Affection, we may On
durs half lifb in the cold world.
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Total,

I The total nambsr Of votes to which these
Ststss ere entitled Is 226. A msjorily Of
this electoral college 10 necessary 10 sb
election, and that majority ID one hsndred
and foartssn votss.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
A PHILADELPHIA, PA. El'

Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urina-
ry and sexual Systems-
New and reliable eament-in reports Of the Howard Aaso
eiationSsnt By ms in sesed letter envelopes fse o
charge. Address Dr J sKlLL1N HOUGHroN, Hov1d As
soesiio1, No South Hoth Street, Philadelphia, Pa 74o
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NOTICE E.-WnLrAN I'll. WATERS. who're
IN present residence unknown 10 hereby noted that
Margaret A. wats did ths sth day Of ssPtsmbsr A. D.
1864 pston In the Oce Of the CLERK Of the Court
of Common Pleas In and for the Ceau cf AshaSuis and
state Of Ohio, charging said William H. waters With habit
ua druukne than three years last past and with
goss neglect duty and sss that she may b. divorced
from sald Wnlisn H. waterA Said pststion viii b ccr
hearing II N xt tsrm Of MD Court eommsnenS The
l4th day Of Novsmbsr, 1854. = E esoas9, :, iI
~ THEODORE HALL. At.y nr Pstitionss.
Dated this leth day Of Sept. 1854. styes
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they must leave the fAmily mausi on, ]
would sigpsIize their departure BY tokeps
OF love I. you'd bid them farewell so
tenderly, That they would forever bo touch.
BY the recollection Of Il, and u, In the vicis
situdes Of their separate exsi teuce. they
should dcsire TO come together sgaiu In onr
common Government. there should be no
wound inflicted from any hand, TO be heal
ed. They could cone and, be welcome to
the pIsco they nov occupy. !. | itl q