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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-31
TAXES. I. TAXES. TAXES.

TN ACC6RDANOE with the provisions Of an
J. Act of the Legislature, of West Virginia, en-
titled IAN act for the collection Of Taxes passed
December 7th, 1863, and the provisions Of an or
der of the Board of Supervisors Of Ohio county,
passed October 10Th, 1864, / hereby give notice
10 the taxpayers Of, Ohio county, that l am now
prepared to receive the State, County and School
Take assess. d in the townships within the City
District Of said county, at my office, under the
Court H,us !, frem ihs 18th day Of October, 1861
until the irst day Of November next and all snGh
taxes as have been assessed 10 the several town
ships of tho County District Of said County sbsi!
be prepared TO receive at my said Office from tho
nth day of October until said lst day Of Novem-
Der next, and sitter said last mentioned date l. or
some Of my Deputies, win wait upon the taxpay-
ers of the several Townships for three successive
days-the placs OF payment in each to~nshiP first
beiLg made known by the posting Of hapdbills.
And in accordance with the further provisions Of
said act and order shall allow reduction of two
and a half per centau on the State Tax and County
Levy which shall b. paid, at my Office or at the
places designated in, the several townships, as
aforesaid. -
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. G. w. JOHNSON g. SON,
= sfer 81 MAHURAeruRERs OF yg70a s6i'
Oopper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.

U0ppery 1Iu ditui Ou0ots Jul ~ oio.
T1xVIaG availed ourselves of sH the improvtd
III faclities we are better rep ired nov than ever
"a An al orders for any article work IN the above
ine q busine@ gvaili and Con ucton made 20 or
der. Steamboat work done IN Substantial and work
msnlike manner. We are nov paying particular at
tton 10 This branch Of the trade and guarantee
sssfsction in cry particular. To Wholesale Deal.
en- We can offer inducements that cannot be found
elsevhers Our o. X Of Ware i, complete, and the
assortment Sullat all times. We keep stock Of the
fstest and m6st approved patterns Of ooaland Wood
Stoves on hand as II times. al ss3asEu1u-9 szGf
- 4,-rg I'd Vt, JOHNSON, i Son, -!
..r.en Eo To II sriaf IA 1rrp WI selIuR. W Va,
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o4 HENRY ROSENTHRAL,
III, Southwest Cor. Market Square Union st.,
~ ras s77 WHEELING, w. Va,
81 sl Importer and Dealer in
FOrsjgn & Domestic Wines & LIQUORS

IlRGs Ieayeto oa the attention Of the public to his
tf large and Il. assorted stock Of French Brandics
Jgmiaca Rum, Holland GINS, scot:h and Irish W his
kies Port Sherry, MADEIRA and Clarst Wines, Spark
ling Catawbas and Chanpagnes. r" tt
Also, to his large stock Of Domestic Liquors, a.
Cherry, blackberry, Raspberry, Apple and Psaen
Cockta Bitters also TO my celebrated double ecned
Hose whisky. l. =
I also manufacture and keep constantly on hand
with the above choice brands of qaof, would hvite
the SPECIAL attention of country dealers and the pubic
generally. sspS"
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JOSRPH SEYBOLD.i
Sheriff. of Ohio Count,

80 rag4 ra sgffaas Sheriff OF ONO county y
: N.B-Psrsons nsying already paid their taxes
win please call Immediately at my office with
their tax receipts, IN order that may refund 70
tbsm two and . half per centam Of the County
Lew 10 paid b y thou before the passing Of the
order OF the Board Il Supervisors above referred
10 J. SEYB0LD, a,
o.,Ia.tnl g. &C.
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WHEELING. MON ststse4g g.

xr-xxY seJ ,Gi szias ysE
, 1864-11-13
FROM GEN. GRANTS ARMY.


WARRINGTON, Nov. 12.--The Richmond
&ntirtl Of Wednesday last snys large tcet OF
iron.clads arc In tho jaints Risor. below
Dutch Gap. It also says that tho Union sol.
1tcts arc not yct making any preparations TOT
wintcr auartfrs, and that It ID rutnorcA that
Grant cuittct,,platcs movement on whining.
tpt,, 1)y way OF Weldon. and that Aciaalrcndy
sending troops to tho utter place.
I1EauQvnxxns Aaxr or Tnn roToa4c,
On Wednesday cvontng, about O'Clock, =
fhrrO OF tho cNctl,y was discovered ulAsslnE In
ffont OF our lines near Fort stcadnhn. whcn
Tho gums Of tho fort opened fisa, driving them
10 their works. Tho rcbel batteries replied
brisk!y for tlme but they wcro noon s!lcnced
ty our shells and Mortars. 4 forcc OF about
lk0 rpllols shortly Afterwards made Rort!o
from thalr lines, and attempted To pcocltato
ours, hut bcing mot by salute nom our plck'
ets they were not long Id finding their way
hack aud putting tlle1aselves under cover. ~
thn cncmy seemed determined to puFaue the
policy Of shooting at every man they 10, our
men hayc to retalIAte, Accordingly tho plckcte
In front Of tho I'd corrs were hrtskly engaged
most Of last night, and the reports OF nlusket'
r. at times WIS almost continuous. Thla
morning all is quiet.
The Comm1ssloncrs and agents from Phila'
delphta arrosted on tho charge Of issting In.
correctly, printed blanks and tally lists have
been ordered to Washington for examination
BY the Secretary Of War. They start this
morning.
(Slgned,) sW. D. McGaEooR.
, 1864-11-13
POSTSCRIPT. r
4:So O'CLOCK, A. II.
FROM NEW YORK.

IntefcstiuE Political and Military
Summary-Capturc Of a Valuable
PNxe-Thc Markets.
, 1864-11-13
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
sr. Louis, Nov. IL, 1854.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbune.l
ST. Louis, Nov. IL, 1861
In Boone county McC1ellan's majority Is
&c; Union gain s1nce 1868 Of 70. Gascon-
ade county, Lincoln $50, Mcclellan 1s5; Clin-
ton county, Lincoln u.s. Mcclellan 80; thisis
a gain for Lincoln; Livingston county, Lin
coin 40, Mcclellan $50; Jefferson county,
(of1ciap Lincoln's majority ISL; Pettes coun-
ty Lincoln reported to hAvo 400 majority;
Benton county reported 8so majority for Lin
coin johnson county, home vote Lincoln GIL,
Mcclellan 149; the 7th Missouri cavalry, be.
longing to this county, votes Lincoln SIS,
Mcclellan i. Both Branches Of the Legisla-
turc are largely Republican.
The Democrat says full returns elect Baker
over Morrison'in the Belleyille District ~1li-
nols, by seventy majority. ....
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 12.-Retusns from this
State come Ii very slowly, but come Of them
are very surprising. Several Of the strongest
pro.slayery counties giye Lincoln and the
jadical State ticket majorities. Even Saline
county, the home Of claib Jackson, and s.e1 one
gives reported majority for Lincoln. st:
Joseph, which in 1860 gave Lincoln only 40
votes, now gives him ], 40 majority, and 9TH
er town show like results. If the result yet
to come befn accord with those already receiv.
ed, We shall elect every Congressman In the
State outside Of st. Louis.
Reports from Kansas indicate the election
of the antl-Ia State ticket and Congress
men, The Democrats had no electoral ticket,
I.inco1n's vote will therefore be large.
-. The Ladles' Loyal League here Aaso called
a meeting for Monday, to perfect measures
to establish home fbr tho orphans Of Union
Full returns from the Twelfth District Ii
Illinois, give Jehn Baker, {unIonl for Con
| trcss. q majority Of sixty-a gain Of abou'
| three thousand since 1860. Bond county, III
ino1a, gives Lincoln majority Of 4A1-gnin O
| 44 eince 1850. Clinton county, ILL.,, gtyca
Democratic majority.
, 1864-11-13
CHICAGO, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1864.

ire+ Ccn FANNY xxsa f1nnd rnon nv II SINGLE
rebel Ii1euan, and severely wounded AZ IN the
hlp: No ons tass. slss hurt, bur-. have this from
nrc renorted to rive Union uua{orifics. Ran
5n1nh an. Wssbfnofon. gS1 Bond. Ill
ThsseaSe i addition . those ssat yesterday. y
in,pst Ms.;o41 ro,,,,tV On. Gl,ntan in.
Ie%eIson .THs " n 1%e fa1lnwinn il The offic,s}
rote of 'To1d,n ronntr. Mc1yc1lan>' All.
iIncoin 314-McCIellan'e majority. / Fos
Rnh;nsnon 9a8 Or1eshv. M4-Knhinson,s mn.
iority, Z: Congress At LasgeT75Allcn, Il SO;
A dispatch from Mount Vernon, Jefferson
fSaa1 Tota1 vots ots M G Demoaatic a. & '1 Vote % %
Republican vote, 647; Democratic majority,
84S. -.
This mornings cuiro Ds&oerae contains
: the valedictory Of James Birney Marshall, sen.
prepared and would hive been published In
its proper course Just after the October elec-
tions, only for a request Of his personal
friends not to do 50 until after the election.
The yalcdictory commences thus: ITO cna-
bic the manager Of the Cairo Dsasocrat
From what follows, 1t will be seen that
he Ind at that time given up all hopes Of the
success Of th9 cause advocated BY the paper
with which be Was connected. He says:
"1rcgard thu. :ee reelection Of Lincoln can
only be prevented by Divine interpretation: With
The American peof;e i has already y been provided
tof nefe wGalo oG 9op9. tais % e!ecuoa conio
thn ~ es1smIt. sncIs "a ~ eoiemn nnd nrm consic
tion. Ind xhoull do Injustice to rysolL and to
those readers Of thc Dtnsoc7ut whose appreciation
and ft.endship haye sought, II should impress
them with IN Idea that thought otherwise"
Morgan, OF Jonesb0so, Is announced as
Masshalrs successor In the editorial chasge.of
; that mper. Marshall says, In q supplement
to TINT yalcdictory:
~ received tho nsst intimatious Of this change
from The proprietor yesterday morning, before
spreaknsss built d!d not surprise ne to the lcaat
= could NOT coneelGnuoaslY fsman tonger IN con
, 1864-11-13

The l,omo Of Mcclellan has given q majority
.against lin. Tho Democrats, III their rage At
1l'cir defeat, spiked thu old::canno'' (that lad
boon used by botli parties on Tue gfocn
through tic canvass) which was carly dlscov.
Ut cd IL tl.c unfon!stt. wl'o sent some Of tller
blacks.n,lhs 10 drill It open again. Pending
t,!s, Tho un!onsts at THUR 1ncot!ns, called for
. "h!story Of that canuon," wien 1t was ~
ccrtalnoa Inst Il formerly belonged 70 lat.
1cry, md was In uac IN tho war Of ISIS, and
1ust tl4eu bang went tho old gun! eloctFtfylng
tllo who'll nefghborhood, bctwcen II and u
o'clock, WheTeupon three cheers woro given
viii, = will "for tho old Cannon" and rcso'
lutioa. unantmonsfy adopted consccrattng It
to Union and Liberty now and fosever." ~
tAe carly trn1n Of passengers crosssa thu r4ver
NJ tl.o Hoboken ferry, tho people amnsed
themselves In c!looriug Justify for Lincoln,
and unttcd In alnging "Amoslcs. "rhe Star.
spangled Banner" "old John Brown"
whlcl, latter they kept up all the way Into
tto slip on ulo New York sldc.
, 1864-11-13

Japan.
Some Of the Japaneec Daimios arc still COZ
tinuing an aggressive policy against all for
cigneEs., Thus the American steamer MonI-
tor, which left Hakodadi on the Sd Of July
for Nugasaki, and being short Of fuel, ran into
q hay In the territory Of the Prince of Maya
to, was treachcEoualy- fired upon by ho
Psincc's batteries. Fortunately she was not
injured, but Inflicted eeyere puulshulcnt up
on the Japanese.
It Is reported in our Inst adyIcea from Yoko-
hama, that squadron, consisting Of French
English and Dutch vessels, under the com
mand of Admiral JouIex, Us senior officer, was
Immediately to sail southwark to open the In.
land sea, which llashithcrto been made unsafe
by the land batteries Of the PEince Of Nagato
and other Daimloe.
War between Japan and some Of the foreign
powers seems to be incvitaDN. The country
Is, besides, reported to be Hlore than ever agt.
tated BY internal distutbances.-M r. 1Fi.
bune Nor. 10.
, 1864-11-13
FROM NEW ORLEANS, TEX
AS AND MOBILE.
Rebel Rams in Red Rivcr-RcbeI Cur
reucy RcpudiAted In TeIR8-COtton-
mobile Being shelIed by Our Fleet.

New TonK, Nov. 1a.--The Hsra1d's New
Orleans correspondent says our gunboats
were watching at the mouth Of the Red River
for three formidable rams, Which were OK
pected to come down ns soon as the water
should rise sufficiently.
JEFF. Davis currency has been almost cn~
.irely set aside by the rebels Of Tezns, only
Greenbacks being accepted.
One hundred and fifty car loads Of cotton
belonging to private individuals, destined for
Mexico, have been stopped at qallad, TEXAS,
By order Of the rebel General Kirby Smith,
only shipments on rebel Government account
Some Of the people Of New Orleans had
protested to Gen. Hurlbut against their en-
rollmcnt for duty as soldiers.
Torpedoes huv6 been placed IN the Missis
ippi, along the Louisiana shQrc, by the rebels
but they will soon be removed.
From Mobile there is little news. Our gnu
boats make experiments In shelling the city
three hours day.
, 1864-11-13
From the Savannah News, Nov 81
NEGRO RECRUITING.

The Macon THtgreph and Corftde'dfe Of tho
lat inst, makes the following senaihle re-.
marks on this Important question, which NO
lake pleasure In transferring to oir columns !:
"y9.s.s they s h PFesdent M r.. and Goagfsss
ti,c t,s,st. NC would warn them 10 beware OF
such au experiment. We think there is much
danger IN It. II would inangarntG, Untold
evils nrd surrender fast principles. II would
virtually accomplish that for which tho enemy
j,avc struggled In vain through four years
war. Ii would bc adopting The spirit OF eho'
lislon1su In ttsbroaicsi s'gnlt1cnnse. Greeley,
eceer seward, lnso and al !, ;e s~.a,;aG aeG1!
oycr s thu rassaEo Of MOI, measure. 1twon'il
he confession Of greater weakness than io''t
ycars Of war has succeeded IN cllciting.
Make tca,nstcrs, cook" and hospita! n;'rst',
OF tho rrgro, 20 fhr ~ they arc needed fo'
these puri,oaes, and kccrt1.e remainder IN tt.t
rcu, to fight fhntnc, whtla our white .aen a
tic front hold In check an .cncmy not moss
fonnidI..,'e than the ons that would oEe5tak.
us iu tho rear, ehould tho negro a,c too!tshl'
| transferred ffom the con. 10 tho battlefield
Tho hoe Ia the weapon for Cutlcc.
, 1864-11-13


NEW York, Nov. 1a.-Tho Communicable
Washington special says the Treasury Depart
ment will anticipate tie payment Of tho jan
nary interest In Government bonds.
The rebel authorities have made propo-
sitlon to our Government, asking leave to
purchase blankets In the Northern cities, for
their prisoners, paying for them In cotton.
The question Is under adyisement.
New Yong. Nov, IA conspiracy to break
out from the Brooklyn tail has been discovered,
In which death to ali who stood In the way
WIS to be inflIcted, The leaders are named
yates and Kinuey,
The R.ty Washington special SAYS: Rich.
mond parers Of Thursday a1e greatly oxer-
cised over LIpcoln's re.election;s Hood is said
to he marching on Chattanooga and the rebels
are confident. Grant is preparing for another
battle, Tho rebel Journals almost unanl.
mously censuro arming negroes
Nrw YONG. Nov. 1o,--Tle pr1zc steamer
radV sterlinr. which arrived here last nirht:
Vss built In Toudon. and launched about iour
months ago. She is Iron, Of Gotons burthcn,
and had 4, ,000 pounds Of cotton aud four tons
of tobacco. ehc LETT Wilmington on the 18TH
Of October. Coming ont by the Western bar
channel, ehe was soon seen By the steamer
Eolus. In cndeavoring to escape her sue
, 1864-11-13
FROM s1xER1DAN's ARMY.
Activity in The Val1ey-The Rebels Re'
infuF herlti2n on tho n1oVes

New YoRK, Saturday, Nov. 122,-The Hsralds
Washington special says Information has been
received that the rebels In the Shenandoah
Valley, having been reinforced, lfe attempt
Ing to flank tic position OF Sheridan; IN order
to ii least threaten. Pennsylvania and Mary
land with another invasion. Gen. Sheridan,
however, Is prepared foP them, having on
"Wednesday Inst gwen marching orders TO his
army, which Ia In tho finest and most efficient
condition. OuEdispatchcs from the front rep
-rescnt that tho rebels were somc days ago In
force ut Staunton, and 1t Was their intention
to move on our lines At once. Forty Of Mos
by's gueEilas; all disguised In the Union uni
form, yesterday morning, attacked, near
Chasiestown, ANAL train belonging to sheri-
dams army, guarded by Sergeant and ten
men. thne Of whom escaped.
DWAsH1SoroX, Saturday, Nov. IA gentle
man from the Valley states that the larger
part Of Shcridan's army Is In the nelghbor.
hood Of Winchester, while the enemy Is at
New Market, receiving achievements. There
have been no active military. movements rc'
NEw Yonk, Saturday, Nor. 1a.-Thc Con-,
ue7ttsps Washington special says Sheridan
has handsomely checlzmated the snoyements
| Of Early On our flank. he has sent them bach
and prevented the contemplated advance
upon The Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Th'
| particulars will be sent soon. . : :"
, 1864-11-13

tar.ct,, n,sr.t,b m ,bo chsc,oo T-ahuro1
tSpe~A' I.1,.,ses. " ~ $500 ~. ..',' - ~.
,, nAsnvls, ~ ois es'o'oay, ;,. WOW ~ tao4.
NotAmg @ slfF1ng IN uaAltasy matters,
The situation seems mostly unchanged. 4
small body of rebels in the vicinity of Law
rrncnhur1. fnve Threatened Duck r,vcr hriapc
~. ~ o., ..a11 r,-.,,,o-ad a. +ha,,, r.,
wv w a.s ~, T., N .,Nse,u ~. ..1sa. a,I 1ao
fencl army stlu IN Inc slcnlty o1 FLORENCE
where they have pontoon bridges acfoss the
river, They hesitate to cross, Dcscrters re-
;,,rtt ;hAt thew are busiIv enrared rcnairiur
fhe railroad between Tuscum6ia aud CorintL,
ncrrhiyo sn1ne Northern papcts have got
Strangely aheai Of ns in the Tay ofueWs, and
INN happy TO state that Atlanta is neither
cr.ncnafcd nor burned. nor Is the railroad be-
f,yccn Chaftanoora and Atlanta at all de.
strnved.
RI M r. Nnore nf The fa}ih nhfo haa "a.
s,onci. In him Tic service loses first class
cG16icr m ah1e officer and an eycnllent man.
Tisn{cnanf " Fl. Rrnckcn- If the T7th In.
diana has been defailed for il,,tY in The offich
NJ Canfain r. ii. Eoodyin. Agsfstant Provost
Nnrshal in .fhn Denarfmrnt Of fhc Cnn,i,er-
1nnds The selecfion ia ns honornhie to Tieut.
Rrncken as Il ia deserved.
zCnmberiand river Is vary high. but the
clor1da have cleared away, and the rain has
cesscd.
C1xc1xEAT1. Nov. D.-The Gaset&s's Nash-
vile dispatch denies the reported evacuation
nnd burning OF Atlanta Or tho destruction OF
the Chattanooga and Atlanta railroad.
CHATTANOOGA, NoE. 11:-ne OF Inc editols
Of the Philadelphla bta<ss7 ,, tast arrived from
the ifont, reports Ina; On Moaday, at . aa1,
nGnt. inc enemy attacheu eu& plcAcss euuau
, 1864-11-13

VAV3VVVs
A gentleman would tntea. 50 0oo in mercantile os
manutaotuInR business With party ~ business Ct 20
would Join party that hAa mcans and knnMleu99 .
commence = Manufacturing hniineas A.idfess hox
46Ich viii have tnmedlate attention.; Issfeyenc7
Htyrr1 anil FenUlfSd, n0I--"s1etnet
, 1864-11-13
EKOnE TkO4NOAE ISLAND.


HAxr1xoRE. Saturday, Nov. E.-The dmfr-
ieon has q dispatch, dated Roanoke Island,
November 2, 1864, wherein alter IN account
Of the destruction Of nf Gsbn In@ fhe
Elves the following particulars Of the rccsI.
fure Of Plvmouth. n. c., By our nasy. tic
final resn1t of thst exploit. Lieutenant Cush.
iuc has accomplished great deaf, md has
been the cause of relieving quite number Of
good loyal North Ca1olinsans from distress
Afier Ills was done the Fleet Commander,
W. Il, Eaeomb, proceeded up the Roanoke
river. within q short distance Of the town,
when thew came to some distractions, and
after exchanging few shots returned.
On Sunday, ne @h ult;, t1ronsh hs ret proceed.
Cd to The Roanoke XIV se on aSa sbaa hs %dSle
mouth with telling effect. On Monday morn
ing Commander Macomb steamed down the
riTcf. foliowed by the remainder Of his feet,
and While passing opposite the town, gave the
rebels shell, grape aud canister 70 Their hearts,
content. Maeomb then landed about 1o0mcn
fIom his hhlp, In charge Of Lieut.. Deevet and
charged upon Fort Baltimore and carried It,
capiIring about 40 prisoners. The rcbcls flnd-
Ing things rntlcr too severe, evacuated the
town Immediately. We captured 40 pieces Of
heavy md u pieces Of iightartillcry, together
raa ,a 5f ss5Ss? ?a'essy oas Of e. fe Fymoah rss
far US VIC have been, was strcwn
with muskcts, haversacks, &C., show
ing that the rebels had nude complete
stampede. The whole garrison did not have
stores though 10 last them twenty. .fOnr hours.
In the engagement one Of the rcbcl wagons
was blown up by our guns, Ind its explosion
sct fire to the town. All tho buildings on
Water street were destroyed. The town l.
now held by our gunboatS and small
land force commanded by Col. Wardrop.
Glory TO Gushing for 10 brave an act Of daring,
to Commander McComb for following It uT
and relieving q largc portion Of North Carroll
ma.
The abovc intelligence was given us BY L
Longwosth, ofM North Carolina Union Vol
unteers, who has been In the town and l.
thoroughly acquainted With all the incidents
Of lts capture.
We learn that nine OF the men who accom-
panied Lieut.. Cushlng, arc prisoners, togeth
cr with paymaater Swan, who was wounded u
the shoulder, Masters mate, Woodman, Wit
Hn4 also ono of thn marty. La killed.
, 1864-11-13
FROM CAIRO.
Later Election Ncws from Kgypt-1losv
tlac Missouri IEaldern Votc-tscu. Cam
by wounded.

|
c..nS, % Saturday, =. a:o m9'. .,,nn,;c y; 1884,
. nu '9u"'s' W, Tns s" 1.1r"s.an - ] aonntr. ~ ~
tal vote, 2,137; Democratic votc, 1,4o0; Isc-
,,u,,ltcnn xotc. n47. r}nmocrnttn minority. $40,
rr~,'".," ',.,,., s..s...1 ,,.,,t.o nino.o,,
o"i'a"" soanty Nis,.e" % ',1s.'s R1.;.,n ..sesa ~
tho whole Democratic Ticket. MA1oF'tlos, aa'
Official. areas fDllows, Mcclellan, g.; Rob.
tnsot, d.; Judd, n; John lliso, o.; William
X, T,,rncy, Bs; Alexander starnc, 10, J. r.
M,ooEs. '4V, niasn, H. Acr:, T., .: N1Sn: 4.'t::
cha.: Dsrnett. far she I.sglslatasso. %. -, ~.
;' ~ CoSk Csn.an IIesnn csn1,o,s W ~ ~
snnIi,r saH of Msrion enunty i nrohabIy afated
ny anont loo. .u, j.. ..,,, ,,,,o,
=, AAm;lton county C u !opos1ea 10 aaSe s@'e"
AieGlelasM a.vU ma!1ts.y. ,.,.,,o.a ,u
;, q "'e@"ee' s""at1 a"' R"ue w Ns"~ ~
aapi i.xa,, oo,,n,v- -a,cf,.,1s,,. n.to,3tv i.
noo.nsa1 1i'a", "s nsntx 1a H. 11at Ms1sci
Rsssa, Ame t,ta MnRotI ~ ~ !t.n.1.u .nt~ ~.
Allehs maJott 1oe nea ;s,s...S MsoFy. nn.,ss. III.
ners Mspu'y ~ sof A%ss'a'"'''' Deane''
majority %. T. .,,,. s,x.....
Inc .o!omg @ u vi ,a's t,t1 y ts ~ 11nion
county, HG jackson, ~; t5ailaiin, o. ~ ~.
exnndcr, l4o; MhHamson1 ~ Ma1te, III yU'
Maoasns 0oi nasuta =. 4osAt, @,aaof -. nn1nJ' n1tJ
kenunt. saa ~ pS'a.Si "a .ofo ohnsnn I'D. "a.
- snfs,, pa.-r1 Ia 'Trts1 ssas fnfni
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, 1864-11-13
A AThanlkHxiving Dinner for tic
Soldiers.

NEW YonKESoyember lathe committee
consisting Of 6nr leading merchants and citi-
tens 70 say HHt nc na lsnrs
Thanksgiving dinner, appeal to the peogle Of
the North to Join them in the effort. They
ask for cooked poultry aud other proper meats,
~ we'll as mtnce pies. eausages and trtits.
But II any ono Is so situnted as not to be ablc
10 cook the poultry or meat, It will be ercccfv-
ped in white paper, boxed, and addressed 10
s'Gcorge ": blunt, Getty's building, Triuity
Place, New York. II uncooked 1t should be
so marked outside, mud 4 list Of the contents
should accompany the boz. Nothing should
>bc sent cooked prior 10 Nov. 14th. Uncookcd
poultry or meat should reach New York on or
before Nov. 18th. Contributions In money
ahould be sent to Theodore Roosevelt, Treas
urcr, No, 9f Maiden Lane. The Express
Companies have generously offered to trans
nit oil these contributions free Of charge. n