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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13
AUCTION sAIxs-rHls pAx.
q am APPEAL no THE PEOP. < or

- xAtt al GAL III ldh GtOf4.r OF
rhs o0st.DER.fH sTATRs-The Directors Of the Young
Mems Christian Ar,asion Of Richmond Tespe5tfaIy tai
earnegy submit 70 Ne and Che rarot- hrcueh
ne gonieaeise an sppea In behalf Of eoo.-s s,i.
hes been refuge for these have been driven o1 ts
homes BY our ruthless enemies ThousanGs ofbelnf
and Children not from the devaAted counties on yrrir,.
Yearly every state OF the Comics erscy have an
asylun In our midst Gu citizens have appealed 10 N nm
bereea instances relieve the sick vc1nded soees r.
nh shoes clothing fer soers r the hoep AMI
they the great majority Of instances responded every
he supplies Of provisions In the cr ~ this time are 90 re-
du.s s1d the Seus 2,sss b. SsDs
ollie.
there Than three thousand females In this city Who
seeking employment from the Government In va and that those
wo osin work not fuyA employed The receved
work u. not enable these women TO procure
niout assistance then, from the city and country generally,
many instances OF actual occurred. Our
ehise supplies for grstu.ou srSuou and for sale
at cost but the agents employed for the purpoee Fave net een
able 70 preeere zoe Quantity Of psovsons required.
Under these circumstances IN our duty 10
peal of toe Confederate st.ts %
forward, without delay Contributions OF money nd supp, 10
the ARM Committee Of ibis Association. sinoe the COMMENCE
fully for the tea oral spiritual welfare Of ouI toIds ana
their families and for the Of glorious csnss Le.
those soldiers not be discouraged
vere aud trust, our Lat and most glorious campaign,
at home.
Shipments made 10 Roger Martini superintendent or w p
tended Aud IN accordance with special agreement
with the superintendent Of the soulhern ExprI Company W
cypress charges wiz be paid by them at Richmond.
oonibutons Of money should also DO these gentlemen
J. D. K sIxsEr, Secretary.
~ Southern papers requested 70 copy. sp2l--r
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no THE CLERKS OF THE COUNTY COURTS.

IN order to facilitate the granting OF certif
Gates for exemption nom Ti. ~ oe'y BY ths Goysrns IA
ed from districts Of each county, with the respective
ases Of Justices TIE Clerks OF Courts requested
information practicable the Secretary the
J1sces elect not entitled commissions until
thirty days after their election and their tern q service viii
until the rs OF August Certificates exenp
don viii therefore not eject until after tat date
je10 VIM. SMITH.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13
OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS CO.,

AUGUSTA, GA FEB 20 1854.
Southern Express Company hereby notify the friends and
relatives Of soldiers In the Army Of Northern Virginia and else
where hey prepared
the card, and that they Will do ali In teii
power 70 fuhl Its requirements JAMES eHUTER,
General eup't and Acting Pr escent,
eo-eodqm Eouthsrn Express Co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13

We saw, says tho Dsnvile Monitor, some beautiful
guns taken irom tie Yankees in the battle at Saunton
Bridge that shoot sixteen times. They charged at
once with sixteen cartridges, and by spira sprirg
pressed Into place as each one IS wanted. The ball is
about the OF buekshO,. These gus plain, but
we'll flushed, aud carry ball accurately one mile.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13

~ INFORMATION WANTED as to the condi-
ton and whereabouts Of Private W. o. PAYNE J Company D.
Regiment Va Infantry Pegram brigade, Earys division
Ewe corps Army Of Northern Virginia. supposed 10 have been
aud prisoner the battle Of Bethesda Church.
May 80 1854
Any Information respecting him would be gratefully received
II communicated to his father, AN. y. PAYNE,
HAdensvllle, GooehlGnd eonnty, Va
EV-NeW York Daily News please copy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13
DIssOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

TENAE Firm of w. d w. s. Peters was dissolved
Il Goth ut. by the death OF the senior partner.
Fe gne1 continue the Smnsson business NJ the
sans and hopes receive the patronage Sended 10 the
late hrm.
az H.H
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13

Tue M,,Or Of Marion, Alabama, has issued hs proc
,.,oo c,pz upon the citizens to close their doors
during The prayer meeting bald in that place every A.
tsrnoOn At 5 o'clock.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13
AN ORDINANCE
AN ORDINANCE
ITO REPEAL AND RE-ENACT TIP 477n
4 SECTION OF THE 0sDIsARoE ooSoERE,SG @AR.

ITO REPEAL AND RE-ENACT TIP 477n
a SECTION OF THE osDIsARoE ooSoEREHG @AR.
KETS.
Passed April 20, 1s64l
Be ordained BY the Council Of the City o, Eohaon, .s
the eleventh section q the ordinance concerning nAe
the 18th day Of October 1885, ard the 10 hereby
repealed and reenscted 90 as 10 read - follows;
Section IL. After market hours person sell OF purchase
the streets other than about market house
cincts person shall offer for saie MARKET batter
hsh fowls fruits vegetah Other articles which
sSahaye purchased narke while Their 70
and within sig rles Of markets except fruit
tables which shall have been produced another eate
drced distance not les than esn miles from this city.
shall person engaged In selling, At market butter
fowls purchate hrself or By e agency another, q. sk
either for himself other person. the that heb
seller thereof butter fowls vioispg
this section shall forfeit whst so purchased aud keu eVey
such violation, psy fne oi not less Ii, ATTY
dollars; and heoe guilty seconl time Of violation
shall IN addition 70 tie nne tneeor be pch ed forever after
wArcs eer prncP sgent for another from Offering
sale at either market Of ssd Articles And any Perton
sha SELL eRez for sse anything whatever any market IL
said city he sh. have been prohibited the thing sold
offered for she be forfeited the city, and be seized ard
sold BY clerk Of the msrke. the benefit the city and
party offending shsl be nned any dollars for
each thing 50 sold, or offered for sals b. him.
r. copy.l
% f.r So A. W. MOTION,
ap22--law2v CLERK OF oouncn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13

ATTACK on HosrLE-Ws learn from the Courier 'nAt
reliable information has been received In OaAres'on
shat Yankee aet Of gunbOats and monitors u ready
and about 10 sail from New York 70 attack Mobile.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13

D.ouaRr AT 1Hs NOEEa.-Yankes papers represent
-. s,ousb, a. yefy general in all parts Of the United
-, 90, Canada 60 The Potomac, and from AA'sA-
-. - Missouri. Rain pad MOI fallen for several
weeks snd vegetation was Parenea Up.
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~ = oa,rtsrn-.er General.
oUARTERMAsrER GENERALS DEPT, :

- RICHMOND June lst, 1854 (
Mr. E. D. Bullock agent OF this DepaIt ent assigned
the organizing transportation Of supplies Of food and
clothing under the arrangement with tbs Southern Express Com
pany, above related.
visit the several Relief Associaiions explain the work
the SYSTEM and the friends OF soldiers 10 take
advantage Of this OF supplying the wants Of those In
the fed. A. x. AWToN,
Oua gener
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mODRRN LANGUAGES.

IA f. leisure hour. 10 the morning and evening" win devote
attention to teaching the ffnch. spanish ana .Hn
gus persons hrous OF acquiring hnent Anu @ -
OF the same References gven FOR tes spPy
letter "L" BoG llSI sty Post once, or 70 wing ONCE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13

ONE HUNDHRD DOLLARS REWARD FOR
" delivering 20 securing so that ee.shn, ny
lstto boy THORNTON about 10 years Old feet Inches
Charlottesville, Abemsrs county on the 18Th Eesrssr Wa
ago, II Mr. Thomss Crane, Of Csps
par county, 70 Which county he has probably gone.
uh1f-ck GEO. n BOWEN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13
RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

WAS committed to Henrico County Jail, on
w the 2Ita Of Nay, 1854, negro named WILLIAM
HESRY the cperty OF VIM Allen, Of Richmond The said
gro u yeas Of age feet inches HIGH dark
pexion spare l had when committed, dark jacket light
pants aad gy uniform Ills owner requested 10 come
forward Prove Opey charges and take him away he
will be dealt vita according 70 law GsO D. PLEAsANfs,
wi
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13

NOTICE.-1he subscribers, as AGENTS for
~ the DAEvILLE wooLEN COMPANY offer for sale
superior Wooden Cloths the trade We ask
animation OF these goods. -
STOKES, WILLIAMSON CO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13
RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

RUNAWAY In JAIL.
WAS committed to the Jail of the city of
w Richmond the 8lst OF January last runaway,
old negro named LUCINDA. She committed as the
properly Of MAJOR Thomas Moore but she belongs Joshus
keeh, OF Rauquer county. Che quite blick feet or
inches high, and about 40 year, old.
when committed striped calico dress blue bonnet and
black shawl Is requested forEafd
property and charges she viii BE- soi according law
TH0s U. DUDLEY,
jeq9-dlm Sergeant City Of Richmond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13
TELE CRAP HIO
Reports OF Gno Press AssOs,~al.S.


Entered aecorainsGo OF Congress the yeer 1884, By J.
EnnAsHxR IN The osrEb once o. s Dsc Oost o. 'a oons
fsdHste 6sAtss for the Northern Distr'ct o. s.orsa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13
AbOO REWARD

Ah0O REWARD
VcOO Runaway, the subs eFiber near Liberty Bel
FORD county, ed April negroes JlM and ELLEN
recently purchased Of Mr. John ~ Tsaeo Of Gal
peper county, they doubt Masking their way jim
% old DARK eompleKioh feet inches high
In the army and will try pass himself on the
officer Had With him cavalry boots SOLDIERS csp
;sced with red SLOUGH hat gray overcos jacket blue eoh
military irock coat, blankets, &C.
Ellen e some thirty years old bright complexion, stout AMI
GOOD looking he'd with her an Lett plaid lnsey bseA
striped m5urning calico, black hood banke &C. Leaving
child where she from, induce her stop 70 see
The above reward will be paid In the currency II dey
cred 10 VIM Wnaton Jones, Rlchmond myself Lib
srty; or secured 90 get them; $3.50 for either one
- JOSEPH p WINSTON,
my5-2av4v Liberty, Bedford uncoty, Va.
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wHERR

We Isarae5 lss night fsO an efcial source thas the
y.nkess lave sd aaeed thirty miles from Lagrange,
NJ .L'eu.enans General D. Lee is on their front,
and va predios wish confidence that the next news viii
h. ,bss hey have been badly whipped. WStAie Is Tor
g,.n,ed al remains qus. IN other quarters.
Al o'soc last night they Weis without information
-. ~, ooo r.ry az the War Department
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Richmond June 2, 1854.
~ ENERAL ORDER.

All warrant ocers azd al petty oeers SeAmen, ordinary
seamen hemen coal heAvers aud all employ
Of every descriptions ali the vessels and material OF every
description belonging 80 the Navy shall be considered trans
.erred 70 the Provisional Navy.
By command Of the Preslaent
g. Z. MALLORY,
Secretary OF the Navy.
Richmond Hobe WILMINGTON, Charlotte and savannah papers
copy twice week for month. jsS-2aUlm
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13
EoRREsF's MOVENISn.

An intelligent young gentleman just arrived At At
ana fem Aberdeen, Misc, reports that he Yankee
exosditon which was attack Forrest came out rem
hempLis aad made demons ration in The direction Of
AOsrssen and tlen turned suddenly and took the d.
rse,on OF SavAnn.h, Tsnn- H. GsO reports that Cen
For,s bai concentrated his forces st TuPsl1 IN Ane
Ct, ion Of this expedition and as soon 80 DO discovered
~ ~ Il dssigl Of The enemy, started in the direction Il
Asrvsr 20 cue hn ca Oar informant is Of the i'm
,.ion that Is elo.e race bs.asen Forrest All the
Yalsees. making los sheinAn'l rear.
THE TASKEks ADVANCES IN MS IssiPPi-ALL 9uIEr kLSh-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13

rtsaNoiitT, year. ESQ x HoalhI, t00 tarSS months
. 8 Tor a less peri, q. IS per mouth.
WEsuE, ysHr, sac; months. go Ne Sabsaripuon
'se1Vs Tor isss than slx months.
Ws,srr ysar Gao h1 nOuAs, $40 No rus,puo, received
lees an tix uOnths.
-5ssiisa less A. risk o. ne BuescriSSE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13

tUssss' papers narksd VIA crOS' Hhi mar
,s1 RAJ re term suessrif on seoaio expire ana w
n rIonp , 4 thsy wish her plPsu SOHtaasd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13
LOST.

$500 REWARD.
STOP' THE THIEF Was stolen from my
- pastu July 4h no S5E, about nine Old,
hAvnE very white Ia the face heavy name
and a dun s!Hno other maTkf recoleeted The thief
kQoEn 70 be young named Egar Nebi supposed de-
r very SD re male eyes, nght hs When last
su Grey clothes He has BEEN lurking for several Sss
abou. neghbOho0d It SAID his mother lives In kcnmona
and he may be making hE way tnibsr.
vii give The above apprehension and detention
AZ s the 50 get the horse again. the hleI brought
20 Justice. THUS 1AFFAksON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13

HEADo'Ps, DEPT OF HEERICo,
EoHrcED, Nov. IL. 1sSa
lrxzaAci.1
isEcgAL oRDIRs,I
" In obedience 70 Instructions fota ue and General
following order repubshed for ts Information Of Ill
ADJT AID INsPR aENHRALp oHEIo1,
RIozrozD April Ith. 1854 I
tExfKAc.l
'ProAL ORDERS
xxx. Bgader General John r. Wndcr hereby directed
make Immediate enquiry and report without delsy:
1r The rank, regiment and OF al commissioners
length time each has been In the ely
each will require copy Of the leave By vhck
the enccr 10 absent nom his and stationed
city copy the order BY which he upon duty.
XXI Whenever appears hst Officer ghtfuly
Rchmond he will be sent forth 10 his proper command
tho fact reported tb once for further action Of the Depart
usnt
By command Of the Secretary Of War
(eigned) JOHN wITHER1,
ecsh ~ ASK Adm Cen
with The orders, all oosrs arriving In The
cy and those duty this city sho have net already done
o Will report In person. without delay ct these headquare
By order Of Brigadisr General JONI H. WuDsr, oonnh
Sept. j. W. PEGRA2, A. 4. Gen.
no i9--t
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no THE PUBLIC.

" Gen. Hunters forces (about 4O0 their attack tAe
city OF city Of Lynchburg residence In Campbell
county, and, stating they had learned Of tn
adeto enter and search house They forced
rooms breakeg lecks wrenchrg open
and presses throwing down and ma furbiue scattering
my important papers, and anSaeng SPOT from cellar
garrett where thought anything might be found and thus
they made and len homestead wreck Besides taking
entire supply Of corn meat provend family supplies Of sv1y
seized and carried on large number OF secue
foreign and domestic and among othe Of the latter
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13

l. certificates registered debt Of James River 4
Ka % No and, $1,000 and sss CCO ~. 900
2 Sept IS, 10 coupon bond city Of Lynchburg, Nos
S57, 85s, $50. 800, SOL S62, $685. S4, $685. oss-eaeh
Sept 80 10 bonds DO i,sOO each, Nos. $40, ST. sas
$40 $40 Si1 8l2 34s 8A S4s,. 10000
sept 80, hsnds 81, 900 each, Nos $40 ssl ss2 1873
oS4 SS5 $50 Ss1 SIS, $1,000
september 80, bonds, Nos. 14s ilI 14s
september 800 BINDS. Nos 9ss, Qs9 5000
each, 400
September go bO:ds, NOA ISL. Gea-sscO
each, coo
These Issued To Lynchburg Fire and Hose Com
pany, and transferred 70 b. III. BY j. L. Med, -.
Prssident1 Oct 81, rar 'lO.Ooo
$500
8. Two Certificates Of per cent Confederate
bonds. issued at Richmond, on 7no
No. 1855, dated March 23d, 1864, for $4,000 49,"
No. 1906, dated April LIST, 1854, for 500 t-
4. About 100 Tobacco notes. for hhds tobacco stored
s. Est mos Goods deed, secured by trust deed
Hot Springs, bonds bal due Oct. 1893. 5000
6. Est Jno Kinnier, covenant due, 1000
7. Ii. LAEsnby, bond due, 1916
8. J. B. sPelce bond due, 4lS
.. Thos. 1ladman bond due, 6OU0
10. J. o. Williams, bpnddu 1,0D0
IL Charles Anthany bones IS 900 each, 10000
IL. A b. Rucker, bond due $500
Is. T. B. Butler, bond, due 5000
Il. A. T. Woodruff bonds, each 81 ,l00 Gus 1900
10. VIM H. Williams, four BONDS $50 e3ch, due 800
4 per cent Certificates obtain ID 81 EynehourgDi-
posltory nAme dated Goth March 1854 No. 9lP 8l0O
give this police 10 the world prevent may be- the
negotiation OF these securities and 90 stse that have taken
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13

e00 kEWAkD.-The following named
pOO members Of the Path Regiment Virginia Cav Try
deserted above reward will be paid for the apprhe
delivery Of each any Of said members Headquar-
ters Trent's farm w. 7. ROBINS,
.. It. Col oomd'g Reg't
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13

give this police 10 the world TO prevent be- the
negotiation these securities and that taken
enoin OF theo Of them and
as possible protect myself against the consequences this
rage. bAMUEL MILLER,
jy2- 2tavlm Osupbell county, vs..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13
ROOM FOR RENT.

7 HAVE nice, airy Room, with gas, within
ave- minutes walk of The Capitol which will rent TO good
Apply 20 The Of this once
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13
NOTICE.


THE SD annual session of the James River
L Baptist Association will held al the Mt Zion Church,
Rockingham county commencing on Tuesday amer the 4h Lords
located about three les south Of New Canton Visiting
listers and brethren will bs cordially Welcomed
B5-W8i b SMITH, CLERK
NOTICE is hereby given that application will
s 5 T The O:
cent bond No S for $3.50 payable TO John BrSHsdSa
$500 payable TO John Broaddus dated 1863
per bond No. 62 for payable Nathaniel Motley
aud January 7h 1868 All warned against
trading for the Abo menuaed bonds or any one OF more OF
'n is2e-vSv. NATHANIEL MOTLEY
VERY IMPORTANT To ALL CARPENTER
WANTED descendant. or other rela.
w dives of BUsHRoD CARPENTER. ESq, who lived about
year S in King and @'''' county, Vi 6 bRHsSsG 4 letter.
pTls BArul. 81 Upper Bedford Place London.
NIRGINIA.--At rules holden al the Clerks
oace County Court Of Charlotte County. Monday,
% smith, Ear q GEORGE Roberts, decsA,ed, and David
Comfort, ms
Richard Gaadng sheriff o. ohsrlOts sad as sue AdmIIstE1
Jas Sloon and PAMELA his wife, VIM Peak and Martha
AE his Wife Benz Word, John LoveAcs ana his n VILE
The object Of this suit to eel toe lot Charlotte court House
belonging to the estate Of james, Word DECD ana unrS1
T. appearing BY smdayt defendants, BsDjsmin
Word and John LoYelsce aud - his wife, are non-resdens
th stae: Of the plaintiffs, BY COUNSEL order
cd do within one month aner dne
publication hereof and do what necessary 70 PrO'e'' 'n' IN
/ terests In this Auit
i.,7 w4v ''p' WA. A. SMITH, CLERK.
I OST BONDS
| IL notice 10 hereby given that application
be ade OF Confederate per cent oono NO.
for S1OO and No. 5Os for $780, lost l5h April last
l iss9-STsV eco T. BRUMLEY.
Il Tor Ialo n
| noas p. DUvAL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13
CUMBERLAND LAND FOR RBNc

CUMBERLAND LAND FOR KBNc.
IF not rented privately by the 10th 81 August
vn en- day offer publicly my trast Of D. - N CunnoI-
Land eouny yng willis River, about miles from OArse
Vle ana miles fro Waton's Mia The contains 4O
aoFsu open Ian euough eight hands % work wiz
Tsnl Tor years For further me-
Or, Mr.. N. WALTON,
iyT-stes Cartersvile
SULPHATR OF CINCHONA.--Thisa article
~ IL one Of TIE PrOxmAte PRINCIPLES Of Peruvian Ba-s ss
In s properties 8uphats 0ninne, and may be substuLeo
for Il ne price a $40 per For sale By ,,,,
| COTTON AND WOOL CARDS.
~ eoOs pair just received and for sale BY 90.
apas-4v Mn. H. RoWLE, SONS co.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-08-15
.Jobn BiIlines ON Revenue.

Vexashius questions under the eternal
revenue law frequently transpirc, what
hav finally ben settled up by me and the tax
commissioner assessors.
Collectors will find the labors less heavy
by the follerin explanashuns which l hav
karefullie prepared from the original ressi-
pees in my possession.
A-Spirits of the just men made perfect,
don't cum within the whisky bill.
B-Spirits of the damned are construed
the same as damnable spirits, and must pay
highest whisky rate.
C-The tax on "undressed poultry" is
doubled-the morals Of the country seem
to require it.
D-Bolona sarsage made IN part of dorg
and part of red flannel, must pa the dooty
of flannel, also.
E-Awl tabaker, (unless the manufacturer
diskriminates what liz new and what is old
chaws), is elevated 80 per cent.
minister of the Gospel who don't dew
over $1,000 worth of bizness year, are
exempted.
G-Assessors are espeshila required tew
see that all men owning wheelbarrows are
duly licensed.
H-Enny man refusing to own wheel
barrow will be fined $25 for the tust offence
and $500 for the secund.
1.-The dooty on Picnics and Camp meet
ings and 4th of July has been postponed
for the present-provided the speakers are
loyal, and the masheen run to continue Old
Dabe President now and forever. Amen. d
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-08-15
Comparing Mr. Lincoln to the Sn.
yiOur of the World.

The Lincolnites of this Congressional
District at their Convention on the Sth
inst, nominated James r. Stanbery, ESQ.,,
of Newark. as candidate for Presidential
elector. The vote stood: Stanbery 20; L. j.
Maginness, of GAINESVILLE, 7; DIR. Stanton, of
Coshocton, 6, and I. j. Shryock, of Zanes-
vile, 2. On the result being announced,
Mr.. Stanbery was called on for speech,
and made one. He said he had been given
the very place he wanted, for above all
else, he coveted the honor of voting for
Abraham Lincoln, whose whole course
through the war was wise and such as he
approved. He said he scarcely had terms
to express his feelings of devotion to that
man. ain the language of another (said
Mr.. Stanbery,) feel such admiration for
Abraham Lincoln as would be sinful to feel
for any other man. There is no name on
the calendar of Saints so worthy of admi-
ration as his. Ny regard for hin, is almost The
same as feel for the Saviour of the ao0rld!'
Those who heard Mr.. Stanberys remarks
on the occasion here referred to, are not
likely any longer to doubt the truthfulness
Of the speech attributed to noted Illinois
Republican who recently proclaimed Mr..
Lincoln to be "God's annointed." The
fact that such idol-worship is INDUCED by
Republican speakers, shows what they un-
derstand to be the temper and tendency OF
the party they are addressing. Among the
edited hearers composing Mr.. Stanbery's
limited audience, were three ministers OF
leading churches in Newark.-Ne,oark Id
UOcdte. .ff r4.-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-08-15
The Polish Insurrection.

The Baltic Gazette gives the following sta
tistics relating to the late insurrection in
Poland, chiefly derived from official sources.
During the sixteen months of the struggle
$4,000 insurgents were killed or severely
wounded; 1854 were condemned to death by
military tribunals, and $1,000 persons less
compromised were transported to Siberia.
The war contributions levied were: 6,000,-
600 of roubles in the Kingdom of Poland,
3,0O00O0in in Lithuania, 100000 in VOlhynia,
Podolia and Kew. The National Govern
ment, on its side, raised the following sums:
100000 in Poland, 100000 in Lithuania.
100000 in Volhynia, PodOlia and Kew,
2,50OOOO in Gallacia and 100000 in Pos
mania. The number of Poles who found an
asylum abroad is estimated at 10000.