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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21

WE are authorized to Announce Er. ISAAC n. SAN
DEl q candidate represent the county of OnsoW il
tae Senate Of the next Legislature of North Carolina
July 2lst 267'6t-43-1t*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21
RETURN or TEE CONFEDERATES FROI MLRY
RIrHNrENn lrIr 18th 1864.

official dispatch received tho War Department this
morning that the Confed force which appeared
in Of Washington Tuesday, re-crosed the Poto
the 18th, bringing of everything safely, and in
good order. Our less was light.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21
TELEGRAPHI(J
REPORTS OF THE PRESS ASSOCIATION.

Entered according to the Act of Congress
by J. s. THRAsHFR in the Clerks Office Of the Dsric
Court of the Confederate States the Northern
of Georgia.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21

WE are rsquessed to announce W. Il. WARD, Us can.
didate represent Dupn County, il the Senate in the
next General Assembly.
JnIv H. 2S2-6t-42te*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21
FOR, SHERIFE'.

WE arc authorized and requested TO Capt s.
g. BUNTING as candidate for the Sheritialty Of New
Hanover county, at the ensuing election in August next
June 25th 246t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21

WE are authorized to announce the Hon. sAMI 7
PERSON and Capt JOHN X. HALVES, as candidates to
represent New Hanover county IN the House Of Commons
Of the next General Assembly.
lime l99ta
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21
WILMINGTON MARKET, July Goth, 1864.

BEEF CATTLE-One two email droves grass fatted
ceved during the week. and sold the hoof at 81 10 81 90
Der Id. for net meat, as in quality.
BACON-Is in moderate demand, and market poorly sup
piled We quote at 81 90 to S. per 10.
BKEswAX-$3 to So 80 per Id.
BUTTER-$7 to So per ID.
CCTToN-No sales to report We quote nominaNy at 81 n
to 81 per Id. for compressed.
CoRN-1s in demand, and market bare We quote at $29
to $50 per bushel.
CoppERAs -Retais at So to 81 per ID.
EGGs-$lto 81 50 per d0zen.
quote small sales stoe 500 per BIZ for superhIe
FoRAGE-Fodder and Hay $40 10 SIS; and shucka Sl2
to $l4 per 100 lbs
LEATHER-Sole SIT to $l8, and upper $40 per 10.
LARD-S4 so to S. per ID.
NAILs-$2 % to 81 so per 10.
PEA NU7s-$20 to So per bQshel.
PoULTRY-0hckers S. to Sc, and grown fowls 81 so to
| RICE-CIean, IS to so cents per H. by the cask.
SAIT-Nothng of queFce doing in ibis article. We
| quote sound made al $40 to $25 per buahei.
fUGAR-Brown 81 to 81 so per ID.
factory 81 Is to s. per yard,
SPIRITS MISREPRESENTATION at 80 10 81 Per gallon.
| TALLoW-$3 so to 81 per 10.
YARE--$}O per bunch by the bale
Woods in demand and scarcely any coming to mar
ke We quote by the boat load at $50 for pae aud sah
| and $40 per cord for oak.
| MONEY MARKET.
| The specie market somewhaJ egctted daring the
early part of week. aud advanced sales
ing made Of gold at $40 $2 and silver ri SO $40 for
QUE Rates however d5ci1ed and brokers arc no
paying 5l8 for gold and $l7 ior silver; ., ~ ~.
Bank Notes-GU'th Carolina, 81; Georgia, 81 90 Viz
GINA and south Carolina, ST. 50 ioc oGa.
! n. g. Treasury Notes, 81 ID.
stefIipg bills, SIS to $40.
in Confederate bon learn of sR!es OF per cent
1863, at p3r and do. 1881, a. $ll8.
-Four per cent. CertihcAgcs So.
30 Eotes, SO.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21

Two parts OF EPSON salts and che of salt, said 10
be una'ling remedy for tlux, cue dose frequently
curirc, IL taken In time.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21

as titles Wi be plenty after the war, presume the
gentlemen OF the ieW.ry,''
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21
DIED.

Suddenly At lis residence in this city, the morning of
the 18th inst, I3hAO BEaRnAN> native Of Germany,
and several years resident of Washington n G., aged
about 40 years.
When the Federal troops occupied washington, n e.,
rather submit tabe the oath Of aegence Mr. Bear
man sacrificed his property and eft the home OF b adop
ton. BY his kindness ard generous dFposon he MAJ
many friends il Wilmington.
In Clinton II. c., Joro 27th, 1854. Mra. SARAH E
NORRIS vile Of Thos. +. scrrs in the 9th year OF her
eye, leaving husband ami Child II days 3D. and nqmer,
Gus friends 10 Ioura their loss Ia her life she combined
happy, cheerful disposition, with high of the
chriptian virtues, and eatwned with tenderHst ties
wreathes of love around devoted Ensbands hoart. In
her last moments she enabod challenge death for
it's sting, and the grave foc It's victory.
''She has treasures greater FAR,
Thau west unfold,
More precious are her bright 7warLs
Than gems, ato1es Of Gold.'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21

THE CcEFEDERATE3 RGCRO3sED THE PoTOEAC.
RICHMOND. July II, 1854.
Bait papers Of the 4h that the enemy have re-
crossed the PooIesTis, driving two thous
and head Of cattle.
Gen. Franklin escaed Recscrtown his guard hay
ing fallen asleer.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21
July le


FELLoW-CITtZENS AND SOLDIERS.
An CANDIDATE to represent you in the Henato-
rial District composed Of the Counties of Baden Bruns
Of my ability. ~ >-" "N''
200, JAS. H. PRITCHETT
.faN
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21
July l6, 1854.

OF THE CUUE1Y OS BLADEh.
Through the socitatiOI OF many, ut this late hour
become candidate represent yOa i'll the Commons
of your next Legislature. Confidently expecting your
supp pledge my best Efforts your every
INTEREST In to the questions that arise
will ray that in favor Of Peace! Peace early
and honorable Peace One that viii to and
postery rights OF homes and fresds, to
the latest period Of time.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21
IAlE NORTHERN NEWS.

RICHMOND, Juy l7th, 1854.
Kew York papers of Ire 18Th and the Washington
Chronicle, Of the 14h inst, have been received.
They give tbs details Of the Avaaon Of Maryland. The
rebels demanded contributions OF twenty thousand dollars
in greerbackE at Frederick, and the ,rey paid,
The streets Of the city LITERALLY filed with horses and
cattle collected by forasieg parties il the vicinity al of
which were Gent Scrozs the Potomac.
Philadelphia greatly excited Eo2day. Fusness
generally suspended, and large meeting held in In.
dependence square.
In the skifInish Washington Tuesday night tie
third brigade of sixh corps ost Tx commandera OF
regiments.
Prisoners say st the demonstration o. the raiders at
Washington made the retreat of the osn b.
dy with large quantity Of plumber
Gold Ecw York the 18th opened at Isl aud closed
at as.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21

In ta Cynf@derate HosPit at Petersburg, on June re
25h 1864 Of ou1d} evc3 10 battle negt tho city % The
2ls OF the same mco'b Lieut.. DAVID W 81 = HoEt, u
3rd Regieno q Il .. Cavalry, II the An year o.
his 9ge. ..
Tha4 in he fall vc2r Of youth and he prime Ct me-
ho3d has another be AID gGrio0z spin pa6s1d away
FIR wi th yea. ard en'hraGgi which thfhI5 through
the bosom OF their country i
he volunteered and ioGed the ARM Sc a2Tv ste II tn ear
n.r of Iae2 soon te. e"g with collegiate cisiilc-
ton at Ciaps Hill For his known ABILITY true merit and
soiderIy bearing promoted ~ his mEad.s
TO which he fill with honor to himself *
crfd 70 bis Con aay Ard when "a the bloody contests
around Richmond, the ccEmard ieil upon him, by
the caDture ard HaundiEg Of his rackiDg Off
GERS, thee that their confidence had not been mig
Mae d. Hight uoby 0 Le 60 his daty, always al his pest
-braye cautious led his with shat prudence I'd
ok that from lis auperi0ra c.Dpm ns, and en-
dared him his Eoral, prudent. temperate aud
discreet h. eoj0yed tie fall confidence If ms suocrors
g-reTGu4 aGabe krd he respecte3 AID loved by
his iDfero,s Il MS cia' atoms, oEate
aud dutul son. te; Oher, geCecCu5 Ee2tb1i ala
| tiat nobe st 90Ik u cd, holeaC man
And that he il gone let it he coh9olaSlon 80 liz
ie;d eyed pargCs to know that t1at Chfldt@n nrIo
and foCuie which 50 chafAcleIlsflc q, In IL
health BIN in aflic ion lis last Wotdt
were tell Dy relatives have tried TO boar Ike
man and to Gle like soldier thst ne died N the Jul
hone aud confidence Of t.e37ed i1nortatitg, add "a
nobest of al deaths precious sacridce on The great alta
OF Dis .ies0ihg 00u1'' "' FRIEND.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21
FOE SHE SIEE

FOE SEIE2IEE.
WE Authorized aUd requested to announce ISAAC
BROWN candidate Tor the Gherifs Office in Jones
county.
Iniu 81
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21

NissngBurras Anders Samuel Billings, Wilson Royal
and Solomon Toliver.
Go K-( apis W Noble, commanding.
Wounied-Corpl Fred Stanley Ia head and neck. Sc
y P,yates James CLARK in knee severely; Oscar Con-
nowsy in thigh severely David Craft in leg and hand
rbtiy Sen11eI Heath, in breast, MORALLY since dead;
Tassee }eyur, abdomen, severely Joseph Wells, in
hip, severely. ,,.,. o.u.,
RBCAPITULATIoN.
Officers rogtaly wounded and since deLd..
wounded.
Off mlsSllE'
Enlisted men killed. ~
Enlisted men n0rtGliy rded and since dead.
Enlisted nsa wounded 40
risted missing. 20
Total. 90
Total loss at DrewrYs Bluff and Bermuda Hundred 76
Cold Harbor. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Al
b" Near Petersburg .................... sc
Grand Total zoe
am Gents,
very respectfully,
your obt serv't, ~
WV L. FA;SON,
Adjutant.
Raleigh Confederate Fayetteville Observer and Pfesby
DIeaga
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fLfrSElEARI.H..

POSITION OF tbc ctzsrB Of tbs Ioun.g OF Ouplig or
anxious to their ties IN the pending ec2i.n o.
A H. FAISDN, % their RepTese ntaIve il the commons
OF The next Legislature Of State; aad Wa t. TkkD,
Feq represent them ia the cc0a BELIEVING hey
BIS elected tn If friends sincerely de- aT Will cDhaenC
70 place their names at ther dis. c7al - -
MANY VOTERS.
26lNt4I ia
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21

A STATESMANLY OP1NION.--A COIeCJiON OF t14 20
Htcai essays of sir George C5n7ewa Lewis has lately
aopeare. in London. The preface OF this collection
written by Sir T. ". Head, contains quotations
from Sir Georges letters the aspect OF affairs sir
America which very characteristic OF the writer's
coolness, shrendness and insight -
"Dana's lecture Sumner is vary interesting. l
illustrates the relations OF the South and North and e
feelings to one another People here speak of the Outrage
on Sumner proof of the brutal OF the Aneri
cans and their low morality. 20 me it the frs
hlow in civil war. II betokens the advent of a stat
~ filings in which political differences cannot be settled
| hv argument and can only be s-ttled by force.
lhsf Eoeand was in favor q MEASURE which Involved
the co1scati3n Of the property OF the other hail. ny be
lief is that al English Brooks would be equally a
plauded."
| Again, ca the election of 1856.
| II take for granted that Buchanan will WHO. il
Southern States are throughy earnest. They ar
fohtinc for their properly. The Northern States aV
o3lv Driuciple at stake they will be less united az
Hess sger At the time, It is not at all clear tna
tbev ran continue to form State, or rather one Pc
lEtjc.. body and they Day reach point when, Ike
married couple who cannot agree they part by commo
iconsent Each may fnd his account IL Eephra-
ion."
"Ibe Northern States have dritted Or rather piuns
ed into war Without having any lDteglhie amor 20
CIV The South fight for independence ; but what q
the North ,ht for except to crafty passion ana prIo
- in hia curious lister talks OF aVerting anarchy
but il the North had reained quiet, they had DoEhir
to fear from anarchy"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21
Go. H, S5th Regiment N. G. Troops
July Il, G4-250-7t-422l*

To TIE V0TELssS OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
At the solicitation of friends in and out OF the army,
announce myself candidate for seat ia the House
Commons. Being in the field shall opportu
meeting feIloWciIlzeus, but Lcs political
status sufficiently MISUNDERSTANDING, have since
the commencement of this to show my faith by my
works. If honOred by election, my COM
rddeS arms, and friends at home, shall ever be watch
ul their interests, prompt and faithful in The discharge
Of my duty.
Very respectfully,
JULIUS VI. WEIGHT
Co. a, Sd N. q. Bait. Light Artillery.
JuV 7. 255 te-4L-te.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21
WILKINSON Il o..

IVELEkIG5ON Il O..
ElJKG&;,
"a Market II.
y1UY AID SELL FOUR PER CENT. CEBLF. GATES.
-
Jufy 20. 1868 -43 o..
OFFICE IIpJRs FROM 8, r. H., 20 !, T. 81
WILKINS N O. CO.,
BROKERS, a N ARKEr ST cat.
TBTIIL BUY BANK NOTE~,
w N. y. Treasury Notes,
cold aud Silver,
Con edsraJe per cent. BJLd4,
NORTH Carolina Bonds,
FOR SALE.
EXCHANGE ON LONDON, Nassau acd 5aR EU0
July l6. 2Gi 3t--42 "
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8. .. LTSG.
FROa GEN. JOHNsTON'8 Army.

ATLANTA, July TO- 1854.
Rumors another attempt h the enemy to cut the West
Point Rail o1 il circulation, but nothing certain IS
yet known.
The following official report sent By command Of
Cen Johnston 20 Headquarters, datsd last night:
HEADQUARTERS IN THE FIELD,
Since the failure OF the enemy the West Point R.
R. near Newman both arDos have quiet, and
Ply their former positions Our army have been much i'm
proved by rest and bathing, and in fine spirits
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21
THE YANKEES AGAIs WHIPPED BY FoRRE8r ]

THE YANKEES AGAIs WHIPPED BY FORRE8r IL
NORTH MISSISSIPPI.
MERIDIAN, july lGtb, 1854.
Nothing official has been received from North hississp-
pi Private ndVoes report shat fighting going near
Tupeo yesterday day. 1t is confidently believed
that and Forrest have annihited the Yanke col2mH
The Yankees are reported have hume portion of their
train yesterday evening.
.>scBLE July 16th 1854.
Gen Maary has received the following Dispatch dates
Tupelo, July 18TH The enemy fn retreat il tho d
rection of Ripley.
Signed, :. u. LS5
Lieut.. Gen.
Priv-te adVces report The fight haging been heavy,
and tie enemy badly whipped. Our less vas also severe
The particulars get arc uuknown.
Our forces received unexpected reinforcement Of two
huadred of Gorgans men, who left il Kentucky &nd
being unable to Join Morgan their way to Forrest
tho next best thing they could do.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-21


On the list, Hcuaa Pregnant sPot9gya1a CoGtl,
~ Va or wound received az potisglvaGi O. H. on The
i0'h Of HaT Lieut. CICER3 H. GRACE, Of Wilmington,
aged % yezre and mouth: lie wss o4e @mocg the fist
LIST Georgia Re2imeDt-Co. D. OgIotAotpe Infanry-wth
which be sawed twelve moDtbs. Atter oiSban6Ing he
came home ard renauea thirty days aad thea ethcre Tor
Virginia, unite hiEn8e with CO. 3D. = gigent n T.
Troops, where re performed Bis duy tailhu!y un ne
ha lest but end after much suffer ing
breahed his Iaat among trends though strangers lie
died perfectly ard composed, without strng6e,
with liz PRAYER Book cIaEI Cd IL bis band.
a. Dearest Brother, thou has l7it u,
Here thy loss We deeply feel.
Bet ;t,s God ttat h25h heTet lis
He can al our zorr01s heal
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For the Journal.

Raleigh Confederate Fayetteville Observer and Ptesby
terian please copy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-24
TO the Readers and Friends
i'f.4 4.
OLD OHIO STATESMAN.

,Wehaye this day considerably enlarged THE DAILY
OHIO STATEsMAN, and now print 1T on plain and
handsome new type, and clear white paper.
:, In politics, The OHIO STATESMAN Is, in War as in
Peace for the Country for the Constitution and for
Union Of equal States, with equal privileges. and
with equal and exact justice to all it's citizens We
are for the old Flag with not Star or Stripe erased
and the old Union as Ear as it is possible to restore it.
and for the existing Constitution in its spirit letter
and purpose. /
Upon the coming events of the year rest the hopes
Of the People and Government. We are in the midst
OF bloody and protracted civil war. Its duration
and close depend upon WISER truer and more patr-
otto policy than have seen during the present ADJ
minstration. We owe IL to the memory Of our faith
ers and TO the hopes Of children to the future of
our country, and 70 the best interestsof mankind
change policy Wioh is drifting us farther and far
ther from the landmarks of our patriotic sires.
The STATESMAN will do all il can for those pur-
poses, and hence the publishers Invite support and
encouragement from all those who, while wishing for
stitutional journal. .I7T
We publish q paper in which we seek to give the
TRUTH. Our Commercial Reports, our Markets, our
Political and General News, are carefully freed from
sensation character, and we seek TO make The
STATEsM AN trusttooTthy in every particular
=, For News for Instruction, for Good Morals, for
Sound Political Sentiments, for Steady Defense Of
American lnstitutions. Take. Read and help to Cir
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This matter should've Investigated by the
Military committee, as we'll as the civil tri-
bunals 81. the country, IL the laws fail to
protect peaceable and unoffending citizens
the people must be prepared to protect
themselves against allsuch ontrages.
SPECIAL VENIRE APPIfED FORT reg
ular Grand Jury having been discharged,
+. II. Hurd,- Esq, on "Wednesday of this
week, applied to Judge Jones in open court
for Special Venire, fora new Grand Jury,
for the purpose of indicting the soldiers
who got up the late mobs at Lock and
the application, ON the ground that his en-
,gagements to hold court in other places
Would prevent HIM nom trying the cases,
should Bills of indictment be found, at the
present term of the court. 1t is said the
offenders are to be tried before aJustice of
the Peace. Dfta 1tfnt ihori = ~ lr t.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-24

sherih s sale.

DAVID Smiley. jr.. Order Of sale in partition
vs. Superior Court of Frank
Stephen Smiley others.) lin county. Ohio. ;,
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
directed will offer for sale tpublic auction at the
door of the Court House. in the city Of Columbus.
Monday, the 2l day of May, A. d. 1864,
At two o'clock p. NJ. the following described real
estate situate IN the County OF franklin and State
FSrsf-.A tract of 40 acres, beginning at a beech,
iTonyood, and small hickory in the hno of Jonathan
line of said Wilcox north u SEQ, W 80 poIss
IS sec e. 123 lel0o poles to two beeches and sugar
tree; thence 5. ~ K: SO SO100 poles to hickory
sugar tree. and small lynn on The south line Of said
sec. w l2s sl0o poles to the beginning. being part
d OF survey No. 81, pesented e John Nelson, whe
the same To john Barwell' and ~ the said Js,s S
Barwell and wife to David Smiley, Senior BY their
deed dated October lst 1885, Of record in book No.
:. Second A tract Of acres, beginning at two
beeches and sugar tree, the southwest corner there
Of. and upper back corner 70 tract Of land Formerly
~ q bo,loo poles to- beech, ironwood and hclzor5s
thence n. y deg, w, 50 so-loo poles 70 q stake;
thence south Il dag. III 50 so.IOG to tho beeinS;5s
conveyed to said David Smiley ISenior, by Ele 1er
Howard and wife. BY their deed dated Septemberl
and ios. Of the record Of deeds for said Frankiin
71ird l,he balance Of tract q % oscres, convey.
Wife, sts sSf dsS dssa sp x
record in book No pages 500 and SO Of the record
Sf deeds fog said Franklin county after doauetine
ssndns ss SsTsr Pssts asSss
NJ Ehes5sH s%Is David shb Smiley a9blsS 5r plaintiff
thirtysix acres and which Is described in two paf-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-24
THE DELAWARE STATE EEKOFIOl
How William Cannon was Made Gov
.syilss } ernor Of Delaware. l .an
THE ELECTION CARRIEDM FoRCEANpFRAUu
The T'estinony of AdmihistratiO1i,
~ Men. E .y.cL =

The T'estimony of Administration
IL Men, 4l.t- . f
AS Delaware is very little State, and as
rights, whether State or individual, are of
very trifing Importance now-a-days, the
method by which WILLIAM CANNON was
made Governor ELECTED no attention in Ohio.
We propose to show our fellow-citizens just
what is in store for them if the present Adj
oministration is continued in power, in order
simply to teach them to behave themselves
with genteel-self respect and to eat the leek
without making more grimaces than are
absolutely necessary.
We shallnot quote one Democratic wit
ness, but only Republicans, on oath.
Governor CANNON appeared before COM
mittee of the Legislature. We adduce a
specimen of his frankness and truth:
@. Do you know at whose solicitation
troops, were brought into the State to be
here on the day OF the last general cleo
ton? gt
Z A. From facts and reasonable grounds of
which knew from responsible men in Bal
timore and other hundreds that the seces-
ware had threatened to take the nojls in
Baltimore and other hundreds of Snssex
conntv. and from the threatening of q man
WITH on nniawf,l weanon Of tba ,;ttIe alec
tion in Rroad Creel, hundred. that the ITn;on
mon sbonld not Vote ;ndncad mo IN write
to Colonel wallace rennestino o. him. ifcom-
natible with his official dutv' tn see that
there was q fair election in Little Creek
BROAD Greek. Daoshoroncb and Rslt;more
hundreds, for feared that there would he
a conflict between the Union men and
snS;e vot;es' wn0 in'enueu " prevent 'nen rom
o. WIN YOU state who were the respon-
sibie men In Baltimore and other hundreds
fo TOW whom ,' Won 70 I aIlrde and G from % whom % yon 1
received fhe Information upor which Won
actedp - -
Their names are not on nv mind now. 7
do NOT recoIlect their names. 7 had sat;s-
factorv Information that Curtis w. Jacobs
had Threatened to come over from MARYLAND.
and / believe he did come over on the 4th
of November, to deter the Union men from
voting on that day. / was informed that
there were fifteen or twenty who did come
over from Maryland on horse back for that
purpose. T'G5'
When dd the Information Or
and did come. over from Maryland for the
nnrnose of nreventinw fair s,act;on
A. I think was infsrmed about the 18th
of October. and also about a week before
tha oIoot;on of NE Ihrootan;n0 20 con,o
over. owe e-o'' y ~ w 'e :" ''A'
q. VIII Won state from whom Won receiv-
ed that Information '1''0
A. The citizens Of Baltimore hundred.
". Gan you name any OF Cnem!
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-24

Benjamin +. Bailey. P'ta} State Of Ohio, Court Of
rorlla NJ Bailey. psrt Ssafls SSS%ffIs COUNTY s'sss''
THE said defendant il hereby notified that Ben
i jamin +. Bailey did, on the 1xth day Of April,
OF the Court Of Common Pleas within and for the
county Of Franklin and State Of Ohio charging the
said Eorills NJ. Bailey with adultery with one Wil
ing that be may be divorced from the said Forilla
~ Bailey which petition will stand for hearing a.
tho next term q said Court ,,,,i.s..s ''S
Dated this 18th dSx HrS e Apy, Nd 8 isgi
sp1s-ditkwei
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