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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-04
NEWS rRoM WEST VIRGINIA.
The aumorea Hebei movemsnts-Coid

The 6umored Rebel Movemeuts-Coi0
Weather and ieightng, &c.
Ms. THEODORE G. Wilson'S DESPATCH.
CUMBERLAND, Nd, Jan. 8, 1884
Many runors continue 20 circulate IN regard rebel
movements. but up 70 this tmo thcre the least
evidence that The enemy intends q attack any of tho
points along the railroad line Some cay that the rebs
made for the purpose Of hunting - COP
scripts and pressing every able available man found ,s
tho rebel service.
Several cases ot persona freezing % death In conse
quoncs OF tho present cold weather are reported
There ia sleg Ching at frostburg and al Oakland The
Thermometer sxtoon degrees below zoro yesterday
morning a. eight O'Clock.
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FArAL AccrDxS1 ~ WILSON'S CRACSsR B,<ssT.Co'oS sr
widely held inquest yesterday tue body OF James
Coleman. young rnaa about twcntysix years q Ye,
who died on saturday from INJURIES received ca the
I'm of December The deceased wa etnpc!ea ~ VIII
sons cracker bakery and had h's arm Nsdy crushed by
beng drawn iutc cracker machine vcfa'et C re1tt
h~ accidental Injuries ~as returned.
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Omelai Dea wfn9s Of che Library Asss-
aaNea Compaavs Lotssrv Of kentucky.
KxsaA CLASS ig7-Jan. ]. 1884
10, Co. 81, g. 70, ~, 80, 63, 33, %, 81, g, So.
CLASS l9S-Jan. I. 1884,
81, 81, 6s, ~. so. "A. "a, ~, 80. Al, 60, 2, Il
HlraA Class !ss-Jan. g 1884
ls. 20: %. 10, a. ~. q, u, fS' 81, Sc, 40. IS.
SRAScE. sLiiS CO. x..assrs. ooviass,s, S,.
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Tue absorption agert repoTts sales OF houis o. Sal
Jav 10 the amount Of f2g3S 900 and drriug ne wceh
40 9II 900 Deliveries Of bends are being made ne
eciber The amount rsms ming ute't aces a9t r. "a
az ssessd te,poocoo.
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Omcial Ora wing. or enc shelby College

Letsogy or KENTUCKY -
q, 20, H. CT, i, &c. 81, s. 81, i3 SIS. SC, II, 80.
- CLAss2-De l. 1884
50, 60, as 70. 81, Is, 49, 4, IA. So. 20, &c, co..
EKTRA Glass SIAN. 2 1864.
Ga, l3, 81, AZ, 6s. 80, IL, 81 A. l, 26, IL. So.
, OLAss S-Jan. q 1854
50; Z, 80. 81, ls, &c. 81, 81, C5, G., 80, 81, 81.
o''soA'' '''' !" saare'"asz g. SIMMONS 1 co..
Successors TO Jno. A. Morris o.
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Omcsal Drawtnvs of MURRAY, Eddy ~
Ce's Kentuekv and Missouri state Lottertss -
KesrucKY, ExrRa CLASS ps--Jan. 2, 1864
y, 81, II. AZ, 81. Al. sc, 4. ~, II. 20, 62, So
KHrsvoxy. CLAss iM-Jan. 1871
10, 81, %. 81, IL 16. Is, CT. "a, 6S, Sc IS, IL.
Circulars ssattsso Of charge ~ stars"Isg sithsss'
CovtnRt0n. Ky. St L9lta r.
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A Bca utifui COM plexion .-LaIpd's Bioon
Youth Liquid Pearl for preserving the
somperion and skin. Druggists everywhere and ssS
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye. Preventative
and Wig DEPOT Wholesale and RETAIL No o As.or House
The dye applied BY sklful artists. EfFT
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Prizes Cashed in All Leg allied Lotte rfss
and information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN,
$40 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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Prizes Cashed In All LegalIzed Lst-
JOSEPH BATES Broker. II Wan street. room l
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Prizes Cached and Inf0rmati ton Far.
nlshed In all legsyed lotteries.
ALECK 4 CO.. Brokers. 81 Pine street.
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CROSS EYE sTRAIGiIrENED IN ONE
MINUTE
Aud every disease OF the Eye and Ear rcqririny &c
medical or surgical aid attended 10 BY Dr. Won Efsl
BERG, ~ his consulting fooms SIC Broadway near r~et
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Gouraud's Poudre subtitle Uproots IA
from upper bps low forehcads. or any part Of,
Warranted 90 Broadway. $3.50
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CATARRH or THE TyMrANIc MUCOUS
MEMBRANE. OBSTRUCTION or THE
ErsTAcHIAN TrBk
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This being the FIRST Monday IN tho year the sw courts
will be opened for business in the various branches.
Judge McCunn takes his seat on the Superior Court.
Judge Garvn the other recently elected Justice, has been
presiding for weeks past in the OF Judge Bos
WORTH resigned. The several calendars heavy, and
that the holidays the business will DO
mcuced with vIyor. The benches Of the Supreme and
Marine Courts remain unchanged in their organization
Judge casdoza skcs his seat In the Commos Pleas In the
place or Judge Hilton.
The January term OF the Court Of General Sessions
viii commence o. eleven O'Clock this morning, with Re.
cordor Hoffman the bench and District Attorney a.
oakley Hall 40 prosecuting o6ncer.
Recorder Holman has at present 20 DO double duty IN
tbs court. lie sat during the iast term, and, oae
having yet been appointed TO succeed Judge McCunn the
Recorder wiz have 70 cit again during the present month
The amount Of business to bs transacted quite consid
cradle, the calendar for the term being heavy one
The lady sbcpifter, VIM recently appropriated about
sooco worth or goods belonging TO A. T. stewart, will
be placed atthe bar this morning. James Nixon the one.
esged soldier who shot Mr. Brown Of the Pewter Mug,
win be tried during the present term. The young man
who killed crl 10 house OF III fame in Canal street.
about month since, In also 10 be tried.
We have recently lesrnsd ,hs, quite per ceDlage OF
prisoners indicted 10 this court arc claimed By the mill
tsry authorities on the ground Of their being dsscrtss
COURT CALENDAR ron rsIs DAY.
strREss Cctm--CEcUr Part i--uycr ADD acrminer
Part 2Ncs sss eol 1905 $50, eis go, 900, sli sIs
1885, 2Ss, Cal, 49, 2k3, 3s1, 37s, 3-0 sos, $50, esl
special term-pcmurrer ooIy-Nos a &c o. Incl sive.
SurERoR CorKr--Part l.-Nos. PAST, f-so, si0i 1873
slfg, 2i0I, 1, 1867, Gao. s5p $40, $50. Part Nos
1909, 22Vs 1854 2ses, 22o i.s2 2sei 1885, i-9s ees
1872, 8l2, 600, 2s<2, 1850.
Corsos Pfras--rsr, mos 100 1855. 7sr raj, aes,
1854 100 11t2, las 1874 $50, 1889 IT'S 1870, s $50
226 2i9tI all, Tlep 2s5, 2-2S, cas- 122l tart 2-Nos
GO q, SIT a., ses o. ais. o.. 10. ia 1850 IL,
Iig9 Is5 iTfi los, t,g, 2ist, 70, 20 v, soy -,
m.r,l.s. W
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Warranted s53 Broadway S$zssU
Lyons Periodic nj Drops-Ths (ss
male Rssuls,or-are sold BY all druszis,ae - IL
oo'e. -------------4y1H 49, - =
Mum d Company, f%SSstllyY
.,-.,,,-. Solicitors q American and rocsl{ n y6
CAN 81 PARK row. New YORK ~
Pamphlets x iniormssoa sScus pa,sssstrsA .xrsF5S
mrs. =. A. ALIENS worlds Hail ne 49,
and Zylobalsanum. OF Worlds Hair Dressins ne ~
now Reaay-The Illustrated Phsenalt-
sss SOSrca s.y spSrvns rps SrTs sum%s
Ind 70 scspas D,.Cs WIZ Mes 1n se sess
Marriasr IN the January number rhrsro,'s'sa 1casa
cents ~ first post Addre" fo~er ~ehs' 90 SfoadN9
We iii psy al per dozen for all Plantation Bitter Boes
delivered Msnnfscscry ios Liberty street ir COCO
sss%s'ARB OF corSrsnrElT STUFF IL nrrILLko
Any pretending 10 set rlsnls,ice Blazer. ~ ,se
s;leh e Y sek l%Pe,o, aud deN,yArK so,
ERNMEST sfiMf OVER ii,s CORK co
Taxes IN thc Town or Mo,risania the
schoc and 1ov Tases for c ewn q Mcrta,is ase rev
due and b thc s q The LcEss.ars er.ans & =. ~,
once he town o. scrrissa. No taxes VII % ecee'ea
= he Ss rndsrsgnsa A. rs.a.s cs Ga. s, s,
"a CsaHd'Ss 'so'r''d' 'se'N's lieeoB .ssEsArzEE,
Reren e. o. Tazcs,
x,,..,s, a wilson's sewi.g Tachsfes
self ~, pss.tss ~, e,rre- Twertyseccli street
wheeler . v,iison's Uiuhsst Premtan
LeCA sigsa ", - We - oNss ~ sea- ~
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Lyons Periodic nj Drops-The (ss(
male Regulator-are sold BY all druggist a ~
bottle. Weo -
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w.
ing his European mission, in which he said -
What occurred the other side think IL would bs, at
present, improper for mo 90 make public am not
tain that any word or act or influence OF mine has had
threatened the Union Of these once prosperous states
svenwas spent IN Europe 10 which d,d nos sccord
ing TO opportunity labor for peace between Europe
but @ America be There Is no love- for the
United States the other side Of the water Generally
speaking. on che other side O. TIE Atlantic the United
SS var The Or Ss :sd~cs
temsnt Of che Red river, or the Hudson Bay territory
from the sl,sht correspondence between ma Won can
bear witness that pleaded In every direction for the
preservation Of peace long ashs slightest hope OF ts
passed away I was for vigorous prosecution OF our
melancholy war 90 that one side or the other should dad
itself In the ascendancy.
TIE NEW YORK BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AND THE
ARCHBISHOP.
Not TO be outdone In marks Of respect to the vsnsra
BILE preate BY the Common Council the Board Of Super
visors Of the city OF New York presented him with
series Of complimentary resolutions, srtstIcaIly
crossed IN response 70 which the Archbishop wrote
letter, in which hs remarked
shall preserve and cherish THE testimonial which
have been kindly pleased 70 award me- IN view Of the
services which may have been able TO render abroad
ON beha or our beloved albeit now asscteu country.
cannot say that, except 90 Gar zea industry and
good intentions are concerned, have been able to do
anything that could merit this valued token o. your ap
prevail and encouragement IL 10 possible that may
have done something not 10 promote good at At 20
prevent evil 70 tho land OF my early adoption. This IL
all that say, except that Al home or abroad, trust
shall ever be true, loyal Union citizen, praying, 80 be-
comes my ONCE, that me brsh. day which VIII dawn
upon the restitution Of this country 10 ts former peace
and PROSPERITY foay not DO far distant.
THE SEw YORK DRAFT RIors-THr ARcHBIsHor's
A1rEAL TO THE R1oTs.s.
PIonloli as hays bssa the s1orts q. Tia Arehnshop
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xyb.,,er - y, Iison's Uiuhsst Premtana
LrCA ysl.sl ". - Nes' - cn.s ~ = go ~
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-14
THE OIL FEVER.

This fever is at present raging with
very great virulence." It at FIRST, ,attacked
gentlemen only-but now many Of tho
gcn,ler sex are affected by it. 10 its
worst stage It amounts to deliriuin, and
is sometimes termed .'oi Oh Oh the brain"
n this stage the patient can neither
think nor speak ofnny ything except "'ois, "
.pctrolcum, flowing wells, "nnd" 1880
barrels day." Even in state, how.
ever, it is thought best by, the, wiscst
medical men that the afflicted person
should not be confined, but Should be
encouraged to more abouturnonS his fe!!
low men, and take plenty Of exercise aad
fresh air. ..saL ..m ,,..nI .=a.h:I!vr
:. Victims Of this disorder are entizelyy
harmless to others, except SO far as tbey
have a tendency 10 spread the disease,
these ucrvous disorders being very con.
tayious. :: Tho onlyAbing .that.has yet
been found to cure this. complaint, is
profusc blccdins--in the region Of thy
pocket. This is very effectial.in in curing
the fever, though it also sometimes kiils
the patient M... - ~! L" :a9S '"i''i99
Doe Of the, most ..curious. vagories 81
this oil faver, is the. notion that ,pctrole.
um is fit for almost every purpose 10 tbs
universe. Thus sc hear of d Scntlcmah
who eats coal oil on:his salad ia' prefer:
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-14
CHARLESTON HOTEL
ID. White, Proprietor.

Front Street, Charleston, West Va.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN
4 the well.known stand known rs the
Bleach House" begs leave to inform the cit
liens Of Kanawha Valley, and the travelling
public generally, that no pains will be spared
80 render comfortable such as may favor him
with their patronage.
The TABLE will be furnished with the best
thc country affords. The ROOMS nre excellent
and suitable for individuals or families.
eE- Prices as reasonable as can beatfortlcd
"cousiderip2 tie var ). d. WHITE.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-14
A.Dinner Of Eighteen Hundr@
Years. Ago. -, ,.,u


The citizens: of,ancicdt RoapeiT I un&
whnt. .wus good. sTheyi rsigbsdY Tol.t
pis. q family in that aris,9craGe sityt
one. Of the r" r. P.'s.. =. perhaps, 1efHe
about to dine on tho rich and slstdlsst
dish, on the very dny':thnt ,ths'resttcss
Titan under .Mount!YcsuUius ezpertorn.
ted from his ,icry lungs the, shpHer Of
red hot ashes which entombed ,ths Pom
pciians in their dwellings,. The pig was
hcing cooked, md &as probably 1cHlly
done, ut the *,iuc. whcD tho ivOlcanic
storm burst in: and spoiled it. u Tits Is
not matter: q, ,eoA cshare, readez. fq5
only few weeks ago, q mass Of igddpTat.
Cd lava and nshccss" wds, iopnd il = stew;
pan, standing OF cooking stovc'id'ths
kitchen Of house recently 'disiDterred,,
and on opening the 2lump,..a perfect
mould Of a aisuckius porker wns ,diselessea,
\ cast was taken Of the hollow, apd' the
! result was fac smile in plaster'of the
little animal, which had been strdssedia
scientific style, and sisupposdd frdm'tbe
shape OF; tho matrix,f to have, been just
ready for the table. The inquisiliye rn.s
tiquurians are continually pokinS, their
noses into little domestic secrets Of. tho
pompeiiuns of eighteen centuries u 20,
which the people Of the excavatcl neigh:
borhooL would have, hesituted tO.icllte
one ano'hef. c''n -,..a .YlTcd, a,a'mnc'
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-14

. %. sF o
TIE. oRIarx or, D,'sgAkrSn.77
The Romans had a goddess whose name
was Fit7es, or Fidtlity-a goddess Of
"laith and honesty ,'''to''wbon 'NunIa
WAS the FIRST to pay divine honors:;: Her
only dress was white vail, expressive
Of (rankness,. candor and modesty ;.and
her symbol was two right hands joined,
or sometimes two female figures hulling
each other by the right hands. whence
ID all agreements among tho Grceksnnd
Romans i, WAS usual for eiparties TO
take each by the right hand, as token
"r their intention to adhere,,to the com.
pact and this custom is in more general
use even among ourselves, ut the preseQt
day, than ~u3ld.at FIRST thought" DO 70:
ulIZrd. ,....... .:.i. :,r "...t:f,.I .Hi
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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-14
The Presidents Message.

f;Nor C;ti:c&S Of tie Senate o"d Ho"Sc
If Representatives.:
Again the blessings Of health and
abundant harvests claim our profound
est gratitude to Almighty God.
The proposed overland telegraph be-
tcccn America and Europe, hy the way
Of Behring's Straits anu ASia'ic kusSIa,
which was sanctioned by Congress al
the last session, has been undertaken
under very favorable circumstances By
An association Of American citizens with
the cordial good will aud support, aS
we'll Of this Government rs OF tEosc OF
Great Britain and Russia. Assurances
have been received trom most OF the
South American States, of their high
appreciation ct ;hc enterprise and their
readiness to cooperate IN constructing
lines tributary to that world cneirciinE
communication. | learn, with much
satisfaction, that the noble design OF Il
telecraphic communication between the
Eastern coast Of America and Great
Britain has been renewed with full cx-
pccta,ion of its carly accomplishment
Thus it is hoped, that with the returr
Of domestic peace, the country will be
able to resume with energy and adran'
tage. her former high career ofcommercc
and civilization.
The public debt on the first day Of
July last, as appears by the books Of the
Treasury, amounted to one billion seven
hundred and forty million Elk hundred
and ninety thousand four hundred aud
eighty. y.uinc dollars and forty.uine cents
Probably should the war continue tor
another year that amount may be III.
creased By not far from five huudred
millions. Held as it is Cor the most part
by our own people, it has become a sub,
stantial branch Of national though prl'
vatc property. For obvious reasons the
more nearly this property can be d;strl'
butcd among all the people the better
To favor such general distribution great
or inducements to become owners might,
perhaps, with good effect, and without
injury, be presented to persons OF Ilmlt'
cd means. With this view l suggest
whether it might not be both eSpedlent
and compe,entfor Congress to provide
that a limited d'amouut Of some future is
sue of the public securities might DC
held BY any bona yfde purchaser exempt
from taxation, and from seizure tor
debt, under such restrictions and llm'ta;
ton as might be necessary to guard
against abuse Of SO important PRIV
lesc. This would enable. prudent per-
sons to set aside a. small annuity
against possible day of want. ,a,,.
Privileges like these would render the
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-14

f;Noc C;ti:r&s Of the Senate o"d Ho"sc
IF Representatives.:
Again the blessings Of health and
abundant harvests claim our profound
est gratitude to Almighty God.
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0yi9iaA1 AnA Selftt 9pftrg.
DECEMBER, 1864.


-
Darkest Of all Decembcrs
Ever my life has known,
Sitting here by. the cmbcrs,
Stunned aud helpless, alone
Dreaming Of Two Graves, lying
On, in the damp and chill;
One where the buzzard, dying,
Pauscs ut Malvern Hill:
The o,hcr--alas the pillows ....
OF that uneasy bed
Rise md fall with the billows
Over Clarencc's lead.
Theirs 3 the heroic story
Died by frigatc and town!
Theirs the Peace and the Glory,
Theirs the Cross and the Crown.
Mine to l;nscr and languish
Here by The w;n,ry seal
All, weak heart! in thy anguish
What is there LEI; to thee?
Only the sea intoning,
Only the wain-sco, mouse,
Only the wild wind monu!ng
Over the loacly house.
Yet it was ror Their Country,
Nobly they fought and died;
;hcy have helped to save her,
Heart. be thou satisfied.
lNcrpers Mag.
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Sl3ALL, but SWEET.

The following: >:auzaS have MoRAL. and arc. TrcS"n:r
10 IN, c. Iteration Of tosc who Eui FAULT w.p, tie s!z
u; the torGHAL:
Says the big wagon wheel
70 the !i;ile wagon wheel,
.What Il difference between nS see.
As our course VIC pursue,
Can small thing like you
Fer kecpup with u great ding like me:
Says tie little wagon wheel
TO the big wagon wheel,
"Ypu arc larger, own, my good friend;
ga, my q"i:hrcss supplies
Wha: is wanting in my size,
So / kr.y. N Mc .troHt 10 he rnd!"
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Making "a "a Veteran al Of "old Abs::a

We were sgreatlyismusedeW tksare.
marks of one, of Uncle :SsutEa. Ge1nih
boys in .rcgard TO, the apyetideatig.b ts;..p:
the, sturdy Teutou: :"l goes foT.OltA be.
by tam OFT Abe he7ites The soldier b65J.
Ven observes tree yedrs,lshe.giveMu
:fourshhntred tOlIar iand2Ireenli.t him,
and make him yo9: Syysteraa SoE; tQt
Abe he served 4 four Yyedrs;;irs tRy yxt9sp, xtsp, aTs
re enlist lIim four more years, and make
con reteran Of him. Vot say you@tR2s
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-14

Grand Total ..-... 4.Ol5,I3
NorE.-Thc vote Of 1nliana and Illinois il
omitted from the table by tclcgrnphic; mis-
take. -. .ari' ..-.-i-.. 4 ra2a;it
Have you subscribed for the } Journal?
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-30
U. s. 7-SO LOAN!

The Secretary OF the Treasury gives motto,
that subscriptions will be received for Cou
pom Treasury Notes, payable three year,
srom August 18th, 1864, with semi-annua, in
'erest at the rate of seven and threo.tenth,
per cent. rannum.- principal and interes
both paid IN lawful monev.
These notes viii be convertible at the on
.ton Of TIC ldera, maturity, into SIX per
cent. gold heating tuuds, PAYABLE no, lea.
lhan hve nor more than twenty rears fr,p
their date, AZ the Government may elect
Fhey viii be issnei in denominations or $50
500, $500, ; ,8O0 and So .Ce0, and all subscrip.
tons must ho for atty dollars or some multi.
pie Of hty dollars
The notes viii ce transmitted 10 the own.
ers troo of transportation charges IA soon
a'ter the receipt of the original Certificates
OF Dep" sit as they can be prepared.
As the notes draw interest from August Is
persons making deposits subsequent to that
date must pay the interest accrued from date
OF note 10 date of deposit.
Partes depositing twenty-five thousand
dollars and upwards for these notes at any
one Time will be allowed commission of ono.
quarter Of one por cent, which will be nan,
by the reasury Department upon the re.
ceipt of \ bill Tor she amonnt, certified ia ne
the officer with whom the dc ost was mad.
No deductions for commissions must be m,,do
from he dnu,sfty
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humbly hoped that it would commend
Itself to the favor of the Almighty.
1t will be seen that Mcclellan was
the original emancipator, notwith-
standing his position now on that
subject. In fact every act of Lin.
coins which lie sinful in the eyes ol
the Democracy, Mcclellan has, at
some time been guilty of. His own
record shows him to have been the
originator of
l. Drafts.
2. Arbitrary Arrests.
3. Emancipation.
And his letter of Acceptance shows
that he has not got war entirely out
of his head--notwithstanding all his
Peace men.
Can the Democracy of Ohio sup
port man whose Record is so mix.
edT made up of contradictions so
glaring?
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-30

DE Vt REMEMBERED, That AT Il meeting D
- he judges Of tho Court Of Commen Plea.
: third Common Pleas Judicial District ol
ne State Of Ohio. ri the Court House IN The
Cty of Tinin. Senect County. Ohio. uu the
lng The times Of holding tho FERNS uC the
Courts Of Common Pleas and Of the District
Courts in SAID District f'r tho year 1855. W.
the undersigned judges of The Court ul Com
mon NeHs within aud fur said District. do
hereby FIX the times eliholdng said Courts for
the year lsd5, w each and every County M
sttfh nf.gt t..f % &. q