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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-06-16
FINklE &LYON'S
SEWING MACHINES.

These Machines make the lock stitch alike
on both sides, and use less than half the
threat and silk that the single or double
bread loopstitoh Machines do; will Ilem
Fell, Gather, Corr, Braid, Bind, &C., and are
better adapted than any other Sewing Ma
chine in use to the frequent changes and var
ETY. Of sewing required in family, for the,
will sew from one to twenty thicknesses Of
Marseilles without stopping, and make yer.
stitch perfect, or from the finest gause to the
heaviest beaver cloth. or even the ston,es'
harne.s leather, without changing the feel
needle, or tension, or mixing any adjustment
Of Machine wha,evcr!!i
They nre simple In construction, and eaaii.
unders'oci and ifanv p.rt Is broken By &c
c.ien'. ills readily rerl'cei
There ore PECULIAR r,crs and will 60 far to
dete, inc the choice o.a,y intelligent buyer
Please Call and Exsmine; or send for Cir.
ca'sr.
n D. Local agents wanted in sections NOT
yet occupied Address,
FlSKLE / lyon !. ~ co,
$50 BROADWAY, Sr~ YoRx.
v6n B1ly.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-06-16
SOLDIERS III THE .ENl
AND our PEEP e At hcME

Arc nov o-ercd en- opportunity b. Whit
the, c.n uttaina
CSNO mn Mp -~t'T
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-06-16
NNtsco to kcph.Ows

Ill persons iHlsh'el 10 the Undersigned,
mus cat imma liitelv NJ his st,r. IN iuka
All p1v heir Indebtedness il obey wish 10
avoid paying ssss.
n. G. NurlsushA
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-06-16


Sewing NJ ~ hines.
EMPIRE SNl,I,Lt MACHINES !
Patentcd:Feb. 18th. 1850.
Salcsroom, 4jl Broadway n. Y. !
This Machine 10 constructed on entirely
new principles Of mechanism, posses. ing
many rare and valuable improvements, hav.
ing been examined by the most profound ex.
tcrts and pronounced simphutv aad projection
c. w,t,n.d
The following are the princir.. ,.ir,::...
urged against Sewing Machines:
Excessive fatigue repairing.
10 the operator 4 lncapxcitv IN ser
L'ah,ht, to get out every descr. ptiou
Of order. Of !. uerial
Toss time IN re- while in operation.
The Empire >sw.ng Nach:ar is *.
'inrt i.Om all these @. 's,iOns.
n has \ straight needle. rcrrendi cuiar ac.
ion. m k The iock ~ .hw,,e .,i,ch With
S',' neither ~, nor RapeI nnd is alike IN ho.h
.'".s; pc'to' ms perfect sewing on eve-v de.
scrip icnc. material. T. ON entker 10 no I'm -
Nan."ok muslin. win cosi.n. linen Or silk
'"rcih. from the con,>est to the fines. number.
Having ""i'her Fam nor Cog mhesL. and the
east pos b friction, il runs NJ smooth A.
glass. md /. rmph .ticaliy
\ NOsSelc~s Machine.
u requires F.fy per- rent iess power 10 drive
1t than any +" her machine in market. Ag,r,
*e'Ne years Of age can work i, steadily. with.
~ f'tisne ~ injury 10 hes,th.
" strength asd ronae,IM simplicity or c-n.
'rn''ian. render il aim, IT impossihl. 70 get
"'f 1T u, err aud is ''uardnte.iby the COMPANY
" give G, tire sntsfactinn.
Wcr" roc'tnly invite Ill ,ho.. who NAV
s"s'r" to supply themselves with a superior
i...,. :: al n" cxa..l etkis
A1AlkE.
r.: ~ \ move especial man .cr do ws solicit
b. pl'rpaar. Of
M.rc' an, Tailrra,
Coo Mrkrrs
ii.n, skirt manufacturers
Shir' and boson makers
| Vest AM ran'aloon makers.
Dress makers
Correct makers.
Gait " E,t",a
| Shuc b;nlers.
8r,IGlnrI. SCI aErlEs LITERALLY dealt
th
i'r CO Of Machines Comp etc.
| Va Fasa'g ,arcims vith Ne,sne- S.
| ~ . Sa; N.fi tviay ntt e, ns'on ,o,l. IS
- Lorge Vtrpt,efu.rg ,cifi eetasioa tchle -
| No 3 Iar"e Manufacturing for Eea'ser.
| Nth hnitry Font md mi rap. s.
! one hs'f hours Instructions i s,.Iicien. 10
| "nab aAy person tn work this machine TO
| heir cutir satisfaction.
Your attention Is $50 called 10 til. Emp,ye
| shut,.c p ,,cntrh lame atii, lSfu
n is well knrwn ,l,t khn,t'c with spring
on.r,, i, prfcrih 10 any other -tu, great
ni"ction against its I'VE, was on account nj
= spfi e get ing ont OF nr,ler having then
q be pr in the hanis 81 y sail.tu mech MIC
| !" he repaired
The Empire Shuttle ~ SO sim,'c th,' any
| prcra'cr can repair il ~lhoa, lnss Of time or
expense.
Price small size FIR family machine, 81 .
Large size tor manufacturing niachiuc, l,3o
AGENTS " iNTED .or al Town. in Il,
United s;tatss where agents arc not Already
established. Also. tor Cub, Mexico, Ge frat
,ai South America. to whom a liberal d..
.o,,n' vii, y" given.
Terms, Invariably eas' on delivery.
i VIC Arf;s:lr & 80.
I54 broadway. New York \ \,
yhr iTf..
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-06-16
HELM BOLD'5
CENIAE PREPARATIONS,

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
Rtrllu, \ Fn>,',y" anI specific Rem.
,d> for ii-ra-, III The Bladder. Kidney
Gravel. aud l'r"p>'cal Sa clliny~.
The Medicine increases the ,mw.i ~
Digestion. and excite the A'.~.r,nn,s
INTO hea''hy ac'i,n. Nv which the Wa
h.rv r &; l.',rcons .lrr">;',c,,s. and IN
t'nna'n'a' Enl,,g,m""s mr." reduced.
~ well ~ Pam AM Tnn,,n .,i,n.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-06-16

Cures Dyspepsia. Liver complaint, ileaa.chs
General ehiiity Nervousness, depression
OF Spirits, Constipation. Coiic. intermit-
tent Fcve,s. Cramps AMI Srasms ana
all complaints Of either sex, arising
from i.nli'v Weaknc-- Wheeler
i:.h.san, in the system or pro.
ducei by special causes.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-06-16

Il is well 10 he forearmed against disea.e
ard 50 Ear as the human system can DC FRO
tectsi nv human means against maladles en-
ranicreI hv an ,irwho 'annc atmosphere. I'm
r,,rp water and cher external cuisca. 'iD
srrr'tn $ BlrrERS may be relied o. MS .
safeguard.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-08

WAsu!NcroE, Dec, ?. 1t is said BY
those who have seen Redmond papers
Of Wednesday last, that they contain
only repetition Of the sat nett shat
Gen Sherman is still dounderiog abou.
in the interior of Georgia.
1t is also stated that a delaGhmrn, Of
Yoakee cavalry sent ont in the dir,c-
ton Of Beautor, were either captured
or ki,lrd and dispersed.
NEw York, Dec. 2 The Southern
papers are much confused in their state
mant about Sherman They locate him
in several different places and moving in
diff rem dircc ions AT tbs same time.
The Augusta Chronicle Of the 25.h, SAYS
their was rumor in town last nighl,
that the min body Of Sbermans force
was progressing toworI the Altamaha
river; another statement, tia, body
Of Frderals was within 6 miles Of Spar.
Ia,
The Federal column that LETT The line
of the Georgia Railroad last Sunday, is
reported ~ Hes OF Greensboro, march.
Ing in the direction Of the Central Rail.
road No movement, had been made
against Athens rSculi Shoals.
The Augusta Sentinel of the 2lst,
says General Beadregard will he in An.
gusa on Wednesday, with a large body
Of troops, who are on The way from Tie
West.
Orders we're read here last night to
prepare rations for 10000 Regular
troops. General Johus,onY is here
General Taylor is at Macon, and expect
cd IN this city. Governor Brown is in
Macon.
An Augusta dispatch Of the Goth, in
the Richmond p'pers, says:
"Sherman's army was as miles south
ofAugusta, and SO far has been bamed."
This indicates that he was far on his
way 10 Savannah,
New YORK, . The Commercial Ad-
verscr says letter, dated Port Royal.
Nov, 25Ih, received here to day. Sber.
man is within forty miles Of Savannah.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-08

from the mouth Of the Kauawha, sud
the WineIred Coal Company on Field S
Geek, near by, are now over two hun.
dred yards into the main hill. The laot
is, thStthsre are thousands upon thous
ands acres Of the very best coal lends
on the valley of West Virginia, sli Of
which must some day come into the
market, and that day will DO when the
Great Kanaaha River is cleared Of the
shoals just above and below Charleston,
which now somewhat obstruct navigation
in that immediate vicinity.
But coal is not the only mineral de-
post in these mammoth hills. Veins Of
iron orc are found in nearly all Of them,
and frequently master vein is diseOy.
cred Of uncommon purity. Seams Of
fire clay, as thick as four and five feet,
are also TO be met with, and in the mat
ter Of lining stones and salt furnaces,
where GOALS burned, this article will
soon begin to attract its proportion of
attention Great beds of chalk, lime
and plaster are worry common to these
bills, and every now and then alum and
su phur springs, mos. highly impregna.
ted, are being brought to light. Chap.
lain Gregg, Of the 7rh West Virginia
Cavalry, prnc,ienl geoIosist, has col
lected over ten Thousand mineral speci-
mems in tbs valley and vicinity during
the past five years and from q curscry
examination Of them, so endless apd
wonderful in their variety, that one can
moi contemplate the future Of this State
without wishing himself to occupy some
useful iIno' conspicuous part in her de-.
ve!Opmont
KANAWHA.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-08

Gen. D. S. Stanley, "our line is broken
ByOnder; it must be restored" at shall
be restored" replied Opdyke, and his
brigade rushed boldly into the opening.
The rebels, who had crowded oyer our
works had not time TO retire, and CoxS
and Wagner's men, broken but min.
uIe before, rallied and attacked the en-.
envy on The flank, while optyke char
ed them in front. A close hand 10 hand
light ensurd, with bayonets and butt
ends Of muskots.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-08
luR TERMS.
MASON CoUNTY-olL.

Weinvite attention 10 the article ia
ken from the New York Times, giving
nm account of the mineral resources Of
tho Great Kqnawha VaIoy. There is
no doubt Of the richness Of this entire
region in minerals, and It's agricultural
resources are abuudantly capable for tho
support of population adequate to the
development of these vailed and mex
haustable hidden treasures, Probably
no portion otour entire country of equal
area, possesses superior advantages fer
easy access, for hciIiiics for transPorra-
ton, for diversified productions and for
saIubrity of climate, to this Great Kama
whn Valley, and We ara gra'ifod TO fnd
it is beginning to attract the attention
due its unrivo'led capabilities.
In our bret notice in ourlest issue of
the Coal AMI Salt productions Of N, son
county, we omitted to mention the ittm
of petroleum, and, therefore, in this con
xion, state, that oil has been dem ons'
trated to exis, in very many locaIiies in
tits county, indeed all our salt mannIaC
turers, and especially those of Hartford
City, have always experienced great diff
fcully in consequence Of its presence in
their salt wells-many barrels of oil be-
ing drawn from their cstorns Of salt wa
ter, after sufficient time had been allow
ed for the oil to partially separate and
rise to'the surface.
Time permits us only to mention in
this article, that many of our citizens
are "boriug for oil" in various parts of
our county and with the most gratifying
results. We are confident that when
fully tested, Mason county will be found
to equal any county in West Virginia in
its yield of Petroleum.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-08
KANAWHA.


Wo sro not surprised at the interest,
which seems still on the increase, now
felt in the positive Indications of the ex
iStcncc Of Petroleum in the Kaaawha
Valley. Several companies have alrea
dy been at work on the Kanawha and
its tributaries, Elk, Poca, Coal, &C., in
leasing upalj the country which gave
Surface" indications of oil. One COM
pany, of lie Elk River Oil Association,
is already al work boring-on Elk River
having three wells in progress. which
they expect 10 have sunk by Christmas.
There are other companies which are
leasing up the land on speculation; which
should be discouraged. We ought aud
want 10 know as soon as may be wheth.
sr oil really exists here in quantities to
pay. 1t certainly does exist in very
many places, and every indication IA
vors the belief that the Great Kanawha
and tributaries will bcc me as noted for
Petroleum as are the waters Of the Lit
lie Kanawho.
But capitalists who wish to work can.
rot be disappointedin coming here. II
they don't succeed in oil-t though thOy
have as favorable chance for that here
as anywhere else where wells have not
actually been sunk--thry are sure Of
coal, iron and salt. There is no longer
any danger about here from guerrillas,
for our scouts are keeping the country
clear. Certainly there is no place which
SO much needs, which will SO richly re.
pay the investment of capital as the
Kanawha Valley. There arc many lea
scs for oil veto be obtained on fayora-
bic terms by those meaning work, and
many who are anx GUS to suitcase 10
men having capital to sink wells. We
know there is oil here, and though we
are not biologists, We know of one who
is, that is working with Unabating zeal in
in getting all the leases he cam Yes
Virginia Journal.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-08

overpowered and reports deemed reIia-
Bile say, that he had eleven men killed
and quite a number wounded and taken
prisoners, amounting in all to twenty
five or thirty of a loss, which is very
heavy when we consider that he had bat
TO men in his command. Blazer is said
to be wounded and 10 the hands Of the en-.
envy. Three men belonging 10 this
Regiment were killed viz: Sylvester
Keith, co F; John Riley, 60 | and Luke
E. Schmitter, co G. These are all the
casualties happening to any Of the men
belonging to This regiment
All quiet here 10 day. The Regiment
left here on The evening of the 18th as a
train guard to Martinsburg md returned
last night weary and worn down, hav-
ing had very unpleasant time owing
to the rain, the cold and the mud. Jas.
R, Walkup, Of co f. and who is well
known to many of the citizens Of Mason
county, is now in the Hospital at Mar
tinsburg, having been seriously injured
by being run over by wagon belonging
10 our supply train, which he has been
driving for some time.
Beyond this we have nothing more Of
interest 10 note at this time.
w. W. II.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-08
Educational Address.

With the greatest pleasure we give
publicity to the announcement that the
State Superintendent of Public Schools
Prof. W. r. White--will address the
people of Mason county, upon The sub,
iect of Public Schools, at this place. on
Tuesday evening next, at Gl O'Clock, at
the NJ. L. Church. We trust by a full
house, our people will show their ap-
probation of the aIl.imporiant subject Of
Public Schools.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-08

This interesting and valuable dooa
ment we have the pleasure ofpresen'ing
TO our readers in this issue Of our paper,
We trust all will read it carefully and as
mmy as have frisn6s ia :he North CT
East, will mail their copy 10 them as
containing Information interesting to
them as friends, and also as inducements
for them to setle here.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-08
Army OF the Potomnc.

Headquarters Army of the Potomac,
Dec GA great deal Of artillery firing
has prevailed TO day, in the vicinity Of
the Jerusalem road, but without any re.
suits worth mentioning,
At this hour an unusual silence rcigns
along the entire line.
This afternoon the Maryland B.igado
had review, after which Governor
Bradford made a speech to the officers
and men, which was responded to in
feeling terms by Col, Dennson, who
commanded the brigade,
The Horold's City Point special of tho
LIST says that General Grant was accom-
panied from Fortress, MQproe~ by Mo,of
General Pope, former commander of The
Army of the Potomac, who was sum.
moned TO Washington last Thursday,
and sent thence to Gen. Grant, for as.
signment to active service
The HOrold's Army of the James spe.
Cal says A council OF war will present.
ly DO held ut Gen Buffers headquarters.
Hos,iltios for the past twenty -four hours
has beOn confined 10 animated picket f..
ring,
Tho weather has been clear and hot
for the last two days, but colder this
morning,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-08

E1-THE electors Of President and
Vice President meet on the first Wed.
rnesday (tho 97th) Of December, at the
capitols Of their respective States, to cast
their vrtes, which are sent to the Presi.
dent Of The Senate, (tbe Hon, Hannibal
HOmin ard counted before both houses
of Congress on the second Wednesday,
{ he Blb) Of February, 1906
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-08
Good News.

Just as we were going to press tele.
gram was received to the effect that the
advance of General Sherman's army were
within six miles OF Savannah, on Decem.
Der LIST. His whole command is suppo-
scd TO have occupied Savannah by this
time, Hs may !o3k Tor sii,s!og oCSa
from that quarter soon.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-08
Congress.

The second session of the 38th Con
gress convened or Monday last, and the
two Houses are already organized. The
Presidents Message, no doubt, was sent
in on Monday, but we have not reeeig.
ed it. We trust we will boablo to give
it in full in our next
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-08
Camp Russell, Nov 23d.

Mr.. EdioG--In an encounter that
took place between our select scouts un.
der command Of Capt Blazer aud the
guerrilla Mosby's gang Of cutthroats on
thc 18Th olAis month, COpt BIcztr was
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-08

Rg-Hon John Baker, Union, has
been elected 10 Congress in the Twelfth
Illinois District by CT majority,
The other doubtful district, the Thir.
tcenth, it is also claimed, has elected
the Union candidate, which viii make
the delegpliouAtoni eleven uaiGN Ibreq
Democrats.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-08

BE" Robberics on a large scale have
been discovered IN the Philadelphia
Navy Yard embracing copper, brass,
iron, barrels of pork and roSjn and
knives and forks. A number Of arrests
have been made.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-08

WAsmSOToN, Dec G..-The Senate to.
day, confirmed the nomination Of Hon.
Salmon 2, Chase, OS Chief Justice Of
the SUppmC Court Of the United States.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-08
ExECuTIvE MANsIo.
WASHINGTON, November 81, 1854

DEAN MApAM: | have been shown in
the files of the War Department state,
meat oithe Adjutant Genera, of Massa.
chusetts, that YOU are the mother Of five
cons wka haze died glorio9siy OF he
Geid Vi hattie. / isei now weak and
fruillcss mus, be any words of mine,
which should attempt 10 beguile you
from the grief of loss so overwhelm.
ing but, cannot refrain from rendering
to you the consolation that may be found
in the thanks of the Republic they died
to save, lproy tina, our Heavenly Fab.
er may asSuage the anguish of your be
reaymentand leave you only the cherish,
ed memory Of the loved and lost, and
tho solem pride that must DO yours, 10
have laid SO costly a sacrifice upon The
altar of Freedom. Yours, very sincere
ly and respectfully. A, LINCOLN.
To Mrs, BHUy, Boston, Mass,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-08
BesroN, FridaY, Noy. Is, 1854

Mrs. Bixby, the recipient of the fol-
lowing letter from President! Lincoln, ID
a poor widow, living in the Eleventh
Ward Of this city. Her sixth son, who
was wounded in recent battle, is now
lying in the Recdvilo hospital;
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-08
From the Ncw-York Times.
Coal, Coal-oiI, saIlne Springs.

KLINE House., Pr. PLEAsANr,W. WI
Monday, Oct 81, '64.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-10-28
LINCOLN OR MccLELLAN.

A Richmond Enquirer of late date, furnished us
by Daniel Sans, Esq, discusses Lincoln or Nc
Clellan. 1t manifestly has hopes if Mcclellan is
elected Mcclellan, says the Enquirer rs eyi-
denty more inclined to peace than he dares yet
He win pursue conciiatory policy. Hewill promise
the maintenance of slavery. He may even offer ad-
ditional inducements to return to the Union. He
viii carry on the war on civilized principles and
repress brutality and icentousness," &c, &c, DC.
What the rebel organ says of the policy of their
ally, is undoubtedly true, and it might say great
deal more, if it were prudent. 1t might say with
truth that their allies in the NORTH with Mcclellan
Mt their head, favor first an arnistioe, then recog
milton of the Confectionery.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-10-28
NATIONAL THANKSGIVING.

In accordance with custom always observed in
this country, and not omitted during the rebellion,
the President has set apart the last Thursday in
November as a day of thanksgiving and praise TO
the Almighty, for vouchsafng to us many and sig
nal victories over eur enemies. He recommends
all citizens to humble themselves, and offer up fer
vent amp penitent prayer for return of fthe inest-
mable blessings of peace and harmony throughout
the land.
As it was once fit that we should fast in hope, so
it is equally appropriate that we should now give
thanks for the realization of that hope, so far, and
the promise there is of It's complete ful6lment It
is Unnecessary to recall all there IS for justification Of
JOY; it lies on every side and marks between 1860
1864 We are adyancing-that Is to say the u
Mon is gainingstrength over armed traitors and
every political opposition which either seeks to retard
the final victory or to clog that victory with condi
tons which would leave the whole battle TO be fought
overagain There is abundant cause for gratitude to
the Ruler of all events, and it cannot be doubted
that the President recommendation viii be very
widely observed.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-10-28
YtrE GREAr coNsrIRAcY.

The report, given on our first page, recently made
hy Judge Holt to the Secretary Of War, exposing
ehe Infamous conspiracy thai has been organized
n the North Western States, aasinst the Govern
iaent and the hber.iesof the people treyeals the
most starting treason, known in the history Of nod
ern times 1t commenced with the Knights Of the
Golden Circle, a secret order, established in the
South sometime previous to the rebellion aE1 has
since been continued and extended throughout the
Western states, and to no incons;derabe extens in
cur own state, under 4 variety Of names, snoh as
Order Of American knights " Order 1T the
Sons Of Liberty and other high sounding titles
nder the auspices of Nallandgham, Yoolhies and
other Northern traitors The Eenl5ors Of this or
der are required to take the most soomn oaths,
which they are bound to regard as paramount to
heir allegiance to their country, in oaths, admins
tered in courts of justice
The grand object Of these organizations, appears
10 be, 10 asst their bretheren Of the South, BY
aiding soldiers to desert and harboring and protect
ing deserters discourageing enlstments, resisting
The draft, circulating reasonable publications, com
nunicating with, and giving information to the en-
emy, furnishing them with arms ammuntionl&c,
and aiding them in every other conceivable way.
There is some reason to believe that this order ex
sts even in our own county, and that many Unsus-
peeting men have been induced to JON them. This
is a very dangerous business, and We trnst the peo
pie of this county will be on their guard against the
persuasions of artful men, who would entce them
to their ruin-The Government is fully apprised of
the schemes and plans Of these domestic enemies
and to be forewarned, is to forearned- oonspir-
acy cannot succeed, and all who participate in it
viii be ruined in reputation forever.