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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-29
TREASURY DEPARTMENT 0. S. A,

D EQUATIONS for carrying into effect the
LII act Of oongrets approved jane 49, 1874 authorizing the
TT OF REGISTERED g6t bozd ssusd under the pro-
visions Of the approved May le 1861 70 exchange the
for coupon bendI;
of NAV 49, 1851 desiring % exchange them for bonds
VIII ag ths manner pointed out In the printed endorse
st on inc baox OF the certificate 10 she stes
America hsnse for cuPon btn4s and them 10 be
psssdted - Rsstet o. ne Treasury Deps tmsnt who vii
49, 1864 bonds for the amount specn the regis
Lsrsi bouds . GSLgned, g A. ThESHoLN,
su 20-dd Secretary Of the Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-29
AIRW RICHMOND THEATRE.

~ Corner Of tn and Broad sreets.
Acting and Stage Manager. D. Ogden
MONDAY EVENING, August 20, 1884,
RE-EEGAGEMENT OF
MISS IDA VERNON.
The Manager With great plea ufe this Brilliant
Lrtstes stay with Us for few nights longer.
LEAH
Mlss IDA VERNON IN her grand personstlon Of
THE F0RSAKEN,
supported by oenvS
RUDOLF
BALLAps........ .......... Mss BLANCHE MIDDLETON.
Conclude with rs time this sAson the sughAbls res Of the
RIVAL PAGES.
Several NOVELTIES In preparation.
and after this as,e tbs doors Win be opened al
O'Clock performance osmmsneing at O'Clock precisely
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-29
QUA6TEgNASTER5 OFFICE,
LYEosBURG Aug. rs, 1864 I
PAYUENT FOR HORSES AID MULES I'M
PRESSED IN VIRGINIA.

ID RRSONS from whom Horscs and Mules
i we're purchased mpre.ed by my agents. requested
10 Gle their claims with the clerk Of their couny, wi
orSenent power Of attorney authorizing him to Collect aud
receipt for The amount due.
Ny SCENTS visiting the counties Tor the Pnrpn'e o. pay
ing these claims JAMES @. PAXTON
Su 20 1w Maj and NJ.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-29
mARRIRD.
DIED..

On the 9Th instant BY t1e Rev U Beard, Capt. EDWIN A.
P0LCHE + A. N w. to Miss EMMA A ENGLEAAN, OF Augusta
county, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-29
WOOL OARpING.
RUNAWAY JAIL.

HUNAW WAY IN JAILl
EOEMITTED to the Jail of Bdczs5gham
" Csu,ty, she 81 OF Jule, 1884, HAkRY,e
feet inches high complexion II % old, has
bsnd Of the right foot have been bsd frot
biten, and lover front Tooth cut.
Harry sold BY Mrs Fanny hamilton, OF Prince fdvsrd
eeuoty the city OF Rhpond IL or Is months ago. He says
he beopgs Jno. SmitO Of Amherst county Ia
qued forw sfd property, and paehaige or
he viii be dealt with ss the Law directs.
su20-esT Jalor Of Buckingham county, Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-29
LOST CERTIFICATE.

r OST- "A Confederate Bond for 5000, dated
IL 1868 (nunber not recoscted Issued me, 1so three
80 tuadred dollar noes, (dae and number not reoseteoD
interest has been collected 70 January 1854
June last. A. a BASS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-29

OVERSIZE SCHOOL, halifax, Va, three
LII miles from Roanoke on Richmond and Danvls Rail.
road
REV. JOSH T. CLARK Principal.
O. NORRIS, NJ A.. un.vssty Of Va Associate Teacher.
The wilt bsea he lat October and end The
July following Board and tnon Hints AID twels
copied, fo lhssf session endns loh Pesuay soo PsS
Add sss Rev JOHN T. CLARK TAlcOl Charlotte c., Va
au2l-etloet
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-29

WANTED--A TEAoHEH---l wish e. employ
dy thoroughly qasaad 70 tesoh the bigger tnsi'h
branches, French aad 4usls, for the ensuag
- WILLIAM B. BALL,
su11. ass2vs BdlsthSpn. yirsinle-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-29

MY Private School will reopen on Tturs-
10 for forty ssek pa, hsfin sdvsrce OF $50
In provbsops ola phss lssyns found except shh and
''~eA- Pref OHks MARTIN
,.es-s.v5, Hsmpdsn sdnsy College. Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-29

A GENTLEMAN who is graduate of the
IA Uui7sy Of virginia and has bad Many years ezPerss &c
a. teacher wishes ether pueI or piya u Wy
Addrss "Tsssher Lorsto, Essz Co., Vs. saIe-ee'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-29
WASHINGTON COLLEGE

w The etsrcses Of
tb, ru,u,op viii be resumed On The 6h 81 September In adj
ston 10 he Collegiate Glasses, Hne
oassica AsthsnAics Department. viii be aad
conducted By toe Faculty. ~ =
BOARDIs6 be procured In Lexington without dculy
especially when payment made In PEoyIsroNs Al fees 70
be paid Ia sdvance.
reqaiaiie means VIII be admitted free CT tuition.
For particulars address any member Of tns Eacuy.
~ order Of fafpifyI
Ana-es' clsIt.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-29
Eth tn0W O lot % IN our IrOlL.
The Retreat OF FORREST,
AN AMERICAN CARDINAL.

Lstcrs from Rome, says the Courier dss Flats Uais
states tina, Plus * attends 10 make Cardinal OF tie
Lew Archbishop AcOi0tkey. Tlere being q larger
number OF Roman CRtaOhcs IN this country than in
that distinction. IT, late Archbishop Hughes died be.
fo,e obtaining from the Pope thai mark Of esteem with
which his successor Will be honored.
The american admits that the b.h corps lost IN the
fights OF Friday and Sunday near Petersburg 5000 10
killed, wounded aud rnissirg.
EARLY AND SHERIDAN.
Tba L1as,;caa of lha Of has the fnllorin0 dss-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-29

Another victory By E rIy III the Valley-and the ap.
psaraucs of Yankee cavalry force at the White House.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-29

NoroE--on and after this doors viii opened
O'Clock performance oSmneneing at O'Clock precisely
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-23
The Issue

The issue in the coming contest, will be war
and miscrgenation, on the one side peace
and a white mans government, on the other
The Abolitionsts made this the is-le, ana
the administration have end rsed II, and are
now endevorrng to force II with the purse
and the sword. The 81 ya" LcasuerS not
Only say amen to this, but it bas gone t"r'h
openly and unblushingly to the world, that
the leading mothtrs, daughters and sisters
Of the Loyal League Of New York" have
pledged tneir lore and h"no', t" the ne
groes who have gone forth to battle. IL IS
therefore fair to presume tha; the matter has
been fairly settled by the grand ha''"na
cnuncil of the oath bound order that t" mis-
cegna,c with a niger is to be regarded as
the highes, standard of female loyalty, love
end honor.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-23
Registers Notice.

Motto, is hereby given 10 all persons interested
that the following accounts have been hled in ths
Registers Office at Tunkhannock, and will be prcser
ted to the Orphans Court Of Wyoming County, 10 be
held at Tunkhannock the 18Th, lay of April next
for confirmation ami allowance. The final acct, Of
r. D. Spring Administrator of tho Estate Of G D.
Lacy late of Braintrim Township deceased Filed
Feb'y 9TH, 1864 ..
The Final account of Merritt W Smith Admins
traitor Of the Estate of Joel D,hblo late of Wndham
Township deceased, Flied Feb'y 18th, 1864.
Final account Of Henry w. Fassel and Elizabeth
WhitcoTb, Administrators of the Estate of I 4.
Whitcomb, late of Wndham Township, deceased.
Filed Feb'y, 9th, 1864 -
Final account of Charles Reynolds Executor Of
the E ae of Ii B. Turner tie of Lemon Township
deceased, Filed Fob'y, 10Th, 1864. -.-..
Final account of VIM McKuue Administrator Of
The Estlte of Abner Jackson late of Falls Township,
deceased Fiei Feb'y, 26th 1864 -.t
Final account of Sarah b. Morgan. late Sarah A.
Jenkins, Guardian of Joe Jenkins son of David y.
Jcukns late Of Tuukha hannock Township. deceased
Filed March 5th, 1864. -e
Final account of VIM, r. Cairl Administrator of
the Estate of Nathan Parrish. late Of Monroe Town
ship, deceased, Filed March 10th, 1864
Registers Office, Tunkhan n, r p..,,sr 1.~;,,.-
mock March l4th, 1864 !
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-23

irlenas. In either view, he and they are
alone responsible for the dead locko cans.
by his absence.
After the Republicans had secured clear
majority, they still persisted in their course
OF usurpa,ien. In the earlier days uf the
.esson, By unanimous Vote, and by par.
tcipating in twelve ballots, they alntted
that it was their sworn duty to proceed to
the election of Speaker. When they hal
secured the power To do so, then, in violation
OF the Constitution. OF precedent, "f law, and
Of their own admissions, they had for ten days
persisted in their revolutionary con!ac'.-
But from the 29th OF February, the day when
Dr.. ST. Clair was sworn as Senator from the
Twenty first District, until this 9th day Of
March, the undersi med have resisted az be
lore, by al nsans in their power, every &C.
tempt on the part Of the Republicans to Iegis-
late. Bafflcd and defeated, they have ON thi.
day yielded the whole question in lasue.-
THE SENATE OF 1864 HAS ELECTED ITS
SPEAKER {! !!
Thus, fellow ctiz ms havethc Constitution,
preceden. and law been sustained. and the
course OF he undersigned vindcared.
We have thus narrated the facts Of this
case, and have endcavore,i, and We trust sue
ces>fulIy, to expose the faIIacy of the ostens
ible reasons assigned by the r PUBLICAN
Senators in supp,rt of their contucr' We
say ostensiole, for We d. not hesitate to de.
clare that the entire proceeding i, but part
ami parcel of programme which proposes to
break down and destroy every barrier stand
ing between them and their Iu+t for poser
and place.
In the past, We have presented deter
mined and unbroken front. We have done
during the trying time, Of the present and
sustained by your confidence and support
We will continue 10 do SO in the time TO
come.
We have presented you the record-by it
we are willing to be judged.
HESTER CLTMER, WM. A. WALLABE,
GEO. II BUCHER, JNO. LATTA,
G. NJ. DONOVAN, GEO. w. STEIN,
A H. GLATZ, j. B STARK,
WM. HOPKINS B REILLY,
ID. B. MONTGOMERY, J. c. SMITH,
II. B. BEARDSLEE, .. A. LAMBERrON,
VIM. M'SHERRY, WM KINSEY.
Harrisburg, March g. 1864.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-23
EyEcuTIvE MAx>1nN'
WAsHINGroN, March Ii. 1864.

In order to SIMPLY the free required To b.,
draft, for he Navy. and 10 pr,vrdt an adr
quate tsrrve fnrce, for contingencies in aG
drr,on 10 the five hundred th ,u>and men cali
ed fr February l>r, 1864, the call is hereby
made and drau oriered t,r 200 600 men for
the military service Of the Army, Navy aud
Marine C~rps Of the United States. The pr"
porrionai quotas for the different wards. towns
townships, precincts, elrci"n districts and
Counties will be made known ihrougl the
Provost Marshal Generals Bureau and ac.
count will be taken of she credits and defici-
it's on former qnp'as. The 18Th day of April
1864, is designated as the time up to which
the numbers quired in each Ward nf city
town, &c NAV be raised BY voluntary enlist
nent, and drafts will be made in each Warl
of q city, town, &C., which shall not have
filed the quota assigned, for the number re.
qured To fill SAID quotas. ...r
The draft will be commenced az snnn after
the l5ti OF Aprlas practicable. The govern
ment bUuntIes az now paid will be Continued
until April 18th, 1864, al which time the add
itional b'uutles cease. Ga and after that
date one hundred dollars bounty only will be
pad, as provided by the act approved July
22l, 1861, Signed ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
OfticIal-E. ID. TOWNSEND, A. A. G..
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-23

: WALL0W t~o or three s0s~heads Of Pucuk''
Tonic Bi;ters, "osrsaparilla." "HervoLs
anti dOtes, &c, &c. &C., and after you satisfied
with the result, then try hnx of OLD DOC r0RS
BUCIIAN'S ENGLISH SPECIFIC rILLS-and Le
restored TO health a Tigor in less tnan thirty
They purely regetahe, pleasant to take. PROMPT
and s1lntary in their Effects the brkru down r.
shattcrei constitution. Ola ard youn can tai
them with advantage. Imported and Sc. az :as
Jni.cl Stetes oa.y ~
- ;. II ILER,
Station u, Bible House,
A2s Iurk
t.rnsrsI t,ert
Z S.A box sent "a address, Oh receipt ot
Prioe-which j, Cae Dill To5tfrse;
'3-nSl-3ul. dCo.,
TTSE NO 0TUEE ,-rCCfIA%'S SFE-IFlc
u PILLS are tIo uuiy R,iidtis Etm.1y far all
Diseases Of the Seminal, ruary AM I'r,ous A>.-
tens Try one haV, II b, "ur4l. one ppLL4
A BOX. One Lox will perfect q cure, OF money ,e-
fuaieI. Sen: by n@i' IN receipt of price.
JAMES :. HITLER
Station II Bi'rle P3usc
NV York,
General Agcn.
r3-nCt-3e. n Co
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-23
The State Senate.

We devote large portlo Of space this
week, to the address Of the Democratic State
Senators. ltis clear, full Statement "f the
principles which guided them through the
long contest and fully instifies them in every
step they took. Plainly proving at the same
tine that every position taken by the Ao"il-
ton members Of the Senate were revolution
ary, and contrary to all precedent.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-23

E@ The ConscrIpt Bill a. passed by
Congress, under which we now 'lIve and
move and have our being" will be found in
all its naked loveIiness the fir-t page "f
10 days paper.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-23

E%A rebel force of 10000 men are SAID
20 be taking possession Of Ken ucky and
Tennessee.
Lieut.. Gen. Grant, it is said will take
command Of the operation Of the Army Of the
Potomac.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-23
PENSIONSt

Tn Ter the act of Congress Of July i:ta 1862.
soldier in the army of the Tritcd States WHO has
becn since the iih Of M,rch l9Gl, or who shall l.,
disabled by weuni disease, contracted in the
vice, is entitlc 70 pens,on IF from Eight :" thirty
Dollars per month according g his disability and
rank.
And in OF death of any soldc7 from wound :
disease contracted n the service, his wife rson
representatives entitled, :o same Ia winch a.
wouli have been ertitloi if totally disabled
The undersigned will atteni t. the prorurrrnai of
such pensions for those who are entitled tt-uts.
TuEkhannock ".
Feb 10 1864. - i" " . " Ai'f"H
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-23
TUNKRANNocK, Pa
Wednesday, Mar. 23, 1854.

W IN. Pettengiil & Co.--No. 81 PARK Row
FEw YoxK, STATE ST BosroS, our Agents
sr the ~ B. Democrat in those cities and are author
!ssi 70 take Advertisements and Subscriptions
us ct our lowest Rates
NArHRR & CO., No. 335 Broadway. N. z.
are our Authorized Agents to take Advertisements
As thi, paper, at out published rates
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-23
-ADuTxTsTRaTORs- NOTICE
NOTICE.

Whereas letters teStamsntnry 10 the estate Of
Judson Aunick. late of Eaten Tow nship, Wyoming
County, desease1, have been granted To the sub
scTiber, all persons irieh:e to the said Estate s.a
requested to make ir1me:ilate payments AMI thoes
having demands claims nst the estate Of H..
said dec"icnt will max" kro-u the SAME du,y
authenticate without delay to
P.TEKAcEUcx
Mehoopany Msr~Ii 9Th. 1894. E1ccutsr.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-23

TO Y0C WISH TO re CURED 7-pR
~ BrCHAS's FSGIIsH SPECIFIC PILLS cure, in
less than 80 days, the worst nf ~EEvorsSEss
1mpotcncy, Premature Decay. Seminal Weakness.
Insanity, and all Urinary, Sexual, AMI Nervous
Afec.i .n., matter from what cause produced
Price. One Dollar per box. Bent, postptid by rail
on receipt # an order. Ai.lr.ss,
-H JAMES ;. Bt-rLFR
Sta:!5a u, Bhic Huuse
Kew iork.
y3.n5i i'm Y ( -e
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-23
DOxOiUgy:

PR3R TIE FEW EDITION OF TIE AErI SLAVERY
BIBLE AND aYME BOOK.
Prsiss him from whom these blessings Aow,
Fer slanghfring white men here below.
Praise him yo kinkey headed host,
ie7aise old John Brown and all his b. ct:
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-23

* The Sheriff. sale. and new advertise
ments have crowded out several articles
intended for this issue.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-23

* The appc arance of the spotted fever
in the Kingston Seminary has broken up that
Institution for the present.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-23
AN ACT
TO punish the Recruiting Of men for the
Volunteer Service Of other States.


Volunteer Service of other States.
SECTION. Be 1t endcted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives. Of the Com1o"n
,rsalM Of : ennsyirantt, in General Assens
Ply MT, That no PsrS III shall, within this
State. recruit, or enlist, or attempt, or offer,
10 recruit, or enlist, any man, or men, TO
serve as a volunteer Of any other State, or
shall, in any way, procure, or attempt to pro
cure, any mon, or men, t" leave this State,
for the purpose OF enllstn'g IN the volunteers
ot any other State, and any person offending
IN the premises, OF any Of them, shall be
doomed guilty of msdemeanor, aud .on CON
-icton thereof, shall be subject to fine, not
exceeding five hundred dollars, and be i'm
pTisoned, ct hard labor, for term not ex
ceeding twelve months and all fines lmpos
ed under his act shall be paid 20 the Ier>on
who shall have prosecuted the party "fsend-
ing 70 CONVICTION.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-23

Women DAxGEaous IN CANA letter
from the Army of the Potomac says that an
order has been issued, directing that all Ia
dies within the lines shall leave as early as
practicable, and that no more passes shalI 0e
granted to such vlslters.
This order was not given day 10 soon, II
the Boston Cuurier's statement Is true
That paper says Kilpat:ck's expedition was
known to the "lad,es" at great bail gwen
in the camp, on the % OF February, and IN
Inmates that the secret was communicated IN
this way to the rebels The camp is sald I"
be full of women bearing the names OF the
officers and members If Congress, wh" are
furnished with passes from the War DrP'rt-
ment. An officer Of the guard said he had
passed over the Alexandra road the day
previous eighiythree, all with passes fI"m
the War Department, and many bea ring
names Of members Of Congress.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-23

WIEs did Washington sleep We in bed
E.-ea ~..e w-at'o rect With hls for, 'athers
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-23
Died.

BACON. In Nicholscn, on Friday, 18th inst srRL
Ia A., daughter cfcharle, n aai Mary 4. Ba.
con, aged months and II days
WARREN.-At Seponssnt, lila, On Sun lay M.rch
18Th 1861, MrLToS WAnRss, aged sbca. 50 years.
The deceased was Register and Recorder OF ,his
County shortly after is frst organization.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-23

The following law in relation tn recruit
ing men for service in other states was pass
ed the Legislature and approved the 1lth
inst. Il comes rather too la'e 10 be Of any
service. To this region il is like locking
the stable after the horse ia stollen.'
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-23
Special Notices.
n 0ticc.

The coparfnership existing between DR.. rosa c,
Becker AMI WilIia@ Shrsze will ceass aud ne do
termincd the first lay of April nrXt. Al, persons
having ciainns aganst said Grm are by requested
TO present the same for settlement and those in6eb.
81 thereto will plsa,s cali at the ofiee Of Or Jc
Becker in Tunkhannocs Borough AMI settle the sa-s
between thi. date and April lst 1854 and after N;
time the and accounts wi Il bo left m the ha
Of Magistrate for Collection
JOHN C. BECKRsAc,
March lst 1894.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-23
Official Order for Another Draft for 2OO,-
900. Men.

WAsHINGroN, M.rcn Is The fpIIos ing
officlaI Order from the President was issued
10 day
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-23
War DEPARTMENT.

ADJurANT GENEKAL'> OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. VI ,rth Is, 1864. }
is an ord,r by the President Ct the Unrtri
States.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-23

or all the dust thrown in mems eyes, gold
dust 10 the most binding. --1. -...
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-23

BROMLEY b Co. Box 4265
n. Y. City
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-04-28

ECol. Lennidas- Metcalf in his
late speech at The Union meeting
held in Carlisle Nicholas County
Kentucky on the l1th inst. related
che following anecdots-ef Mcclellan
for the truth of which he. holds him.
selfresponsible. 1t sheds light upon
the much vexed question of McClel-
Ian being a ,sympathizer with the
rebels. We commend it to the Cop
perhead fraternity, who are so loud
in their praises of him.
got Tcy eyes opened on that Young Napo
leon Tin horn in the spring of 1851, at the
time you Will all remember, that went after
the celebrated Lincoln guns. Invent to see
General Mcclellan, and in the course of the
conversation I said 10 him that Jeff. Davis
was q scoundrel and repudia He (McClel-
LAM straightened himself up quickly and
said:S-" Il do assure you, sir, that you are
mistaken. Jeff Davis is d perfect geBtieG m
and siH not do anything un6eeemias gentle
man" Well, if a traitor, conspirator, thief,
repudiator, aud the chief devil who is insti-
eating all this murder is his bean ideal Of q
perfect gentleman" hope the country may
never he cursed with his standard Of morality
and virtue at the head Of affairs. These
same Conservative and CoPPerhead gentle
men ~ agree in all things. They are alike
opposed to any con6scation of rebel property
/ wish to call your attention to the fact
that all such papers as the Cincinnati En-
quirsr and Chicago Times and Louisville
journal are for Mcclellan. That is enough
to damn nnN pan. Look in your midst
Every we'll XIV n, rebeli is for Mcclellan
This is. suspicious. They know their man..
tell you my friends that JEFF Dsvis and
this man Mcclellan are as good friends as
Andre and ArfolS I heard him myself ex-
press the highest praise ofJef. Davis.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-04-28
ANTICIPATIONS OF TWO COP
PERHEAD TROUBLES IN TIE
WEST

Major General Crittenden has
been assigned to an important COM
mand, and ordered to report to Burn
side.
Serious apprehensions are enter
tanned of difficulties with the Sioux
Indians, during the coming season.
Reliable information has been for
warded to the War Department, to
the effect that there are 400 warriors
within seveRty-five miles of Fort
Union, and 600 barges on Powder
Creek, emptying into the Yellow
stone.
The Sioux have been joined by
the kssinniboines. The Crow and
Western Sioux Indians are prepar-
ing to attack Fort Union, and des-
troy the steamers on the Upper
Missouri. Gen. Pope, it is under
stood, has ordered a strong force into
the Indian country, and a bloody
Indian campaign is anticipated.
Information received here con
firms the suspicious of wide spread
conspiracy in the North western
States, to inaugurate armed re-
sistance to the Government.
Crawford County, Ohio, the head
quarters of a gang of butternuts,
has been placed under martial law,
and other counties in that State will
probably be yet in the same con-
dition. Ohio, Southern Indiana and
Southern Illinois contain the princi-
pal portion Of these incipient Rebels,
whose leader, only await disaster to
the National arms to give the signal
for revolt.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-04-28

wAttention is directed to the
Proclamation of Gov. Brough calling
out the National Guard for one hun
dred days service
1t looks very much ss II something
was to be done this summer In the
way of closing cut the war. All pat
riotic citizens will hail with delight
this act of our worthy Governor
Copperheads will of course find room
for censure, and endeavor to preju-
dice the public mind against the
measure. But it will avail very little.
The National Guard will have an op-
portunity to distinguish themselves.
Turn. OUT