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Editor or Jonrnnl,

DEAR SR'-With your permission l wish to
say to the readers of your paper that will send
by return mail, to all who wish it treel, Recipe
with full directions for making and using a sim.
pie Vegetable Balm, that will efVeetually remove.
in ten days, pmplos, Blotches, Tan, Freekles, and
all Impurities the skin, leaving the same soft
clear, smooth and beautiful,
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads
or Bare Faces, simple directions and information.
that will enable them to start a fun growth OF
Luxuriant Hair, whiskers, OF a Moustaehe in less
than thirty days.
All Applications ansN cred by return mail with
out charge, Respectfully yours,
THoS, F. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
sSl Broadway, Nav York.
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SuERlEF's SALE.

SuERlEF'S SALE.
DeydPi&aPs
vs. y Wool CalnmOa Pleas
Eliza Russell.
BY virtue oi a yend. OK, issued in the above
cause by the Clerk Of the Court OF Common Pleas
Of Wood County Ohio, and To me directed and de-
yercd, will oier tor sale at public vendne, at the
door OF the Court House, in Perysburg, Wood
county, Ohio, on
SATURDAY, August eth, 1884,
Between the hours of II aud o'clock r. NJ OF
said day, tho following property, to-wit:
The east one-thira oft tho northeast quarter Of Che
northeast Quarter Of section No. 50. Town s. range
II east, containing thirteen and thirsy-three one.
hundredths cres-ail in Wood county. Ohio.
G. Z. GuIKR, Sheriff.
DAvIp PHILLIrs, Pitts Atty.
July 0, 2SG4 l0eS2.s0
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BY the Independent Of last week we learn
that it's erudite editor has discovered that
il isthe Abclitioni, o. who constitute the
coppsrhead portion OF the community
Bravo, Hlgginsl The next thing wo ex-
peot him to discover is that Jeii. Davis and
vallandighan are tho only loyal men of the
continent
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4 Card to tho Su0,,,inv.

Swallow two or three hogsheads of Buehu
Tonic Bitters," Sarsaparill," "Nervous An
tiaotes, &c. g., g., and after YOU are satisfied
with the result, then try one box Of OLE DOCTOR
BUCHAN'S ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS--and
be restored to health and vigor in less than thirty
DAYS. They are purely vegetable, pleasant to take
prompt and salutary in their effects on the broken.
down and shattered constitution. Old and young
can take them with advantage. Imported and
sold In the United States only by
JAS. S. BUTLER.
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NlEDEMPTION NOrICE.-Jants Diliors o.
his assigns, viii take hoiiee that eirArd Mellaa
deposited IN me Treasury Of Wood county, Ohio sev-
entN dNiar, sixteen cents 10 redee, me Seuth
west enc fourth section thirytWo, town ak north,
range elevea east, 100 ARES, sold al the Dalnqoent
Tax sale. January i3th. iS6a
0R0 NJ sRs0Ns, Conaty Auditor.
Acptross oFFicg. Wood County Ohio,
fegrya'urg, jail tk. 1854 llds
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Jaly %. lsel

large portion Of the American people are who'll
ly unaware the deleterious, not to say danger
Gus, effects incident to the use Of many Of the
worthless nos,rums now advertised and pulled by
uAprineipled veaders Of Cough Medicines, and in
this ehangeable climate of ours, whore We are SO
sabiee. 10 common colds, it is highly important
tha. every body should be made acquainted with
that standard Remedy, Madame Porter's Cough
Balsam. Apleasantand purely vegetable prepar-
alton. sold by all Druggists, price 2S aud SO
cents per bottle. l2b
SSUBPGNAs AND SUMMONsEsy
FOR sALR AT TIE
RERRYsRURG JOURNAL OFFICE
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Agent for the United Statos.
P.S,--A Box Of che Pills, securely packed, will
be mailed to any address receipt of price, which
is one ONE DOLLAR, post paid--money refund.
cd by the Agent it entire satisfaction is not given
July 20, 1884. l2em
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UalOp Distric, Ticket.

REFREstErArivH IN eoSaRrss,
JAMES n. ASHLEY, Of Lucas county.
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The Un,on state Ticket.


Election Day, Tuesday, October II.
surnSAe SupoEe,
(Ror Full Tersn)
LUTHER DAY, Of Portage county.
TO all vaeancies-Long Vacancy
WILLIAM WHITE, Of CLARK county.
(shcrt vaeanoy)
HORACE WILDER, Of Ashtabrla county.
SECRETARY or STATE,
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH. Of Hamilton county.
ArIoaxgY oESERAL
VIZ. nIcHARDs0N, Of Monroe county.
COMPTROLLER oT rus TArAsrRY,
MOSES h. BIZ ILEY. Of Fulton county
uoAae or rvstic wohKs,
XFan rsrm,)
pnfLIP m ZINC Of uslaIse county,
(Far vaoaHey,)
sAMEs MOORE, Of oOshostoa county,
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale Of Real EStotn
Emeline NJ Pemberl
wan. VS. In the Probate Court of Wood
Dvrona ppmher ' ~

vs., In tto I~aL.4. g., r1,
"5,l,s pgEonS rsPDS5 Ps%bsT. and county Ohio
the ga day of July,A. D., 1854, between the
hours of and O'Clock, p. NJ, at The resi-.
dence OF Emeline NJ, Pember, in Pemberyillo. Wood
county, Ohio, (beng on a part of tho premises
hereinafter described will be sold 10 the highest
oidder, the following described roai estate. snate
IN wood county, Ohio, as the property of Byron A.
Pember, deceased, 10 wit: The northeast Quarter
oi the southwest quarter of section eleven il town
hVe t5) north of range twelve l2) east containing
forty acres more or less Also, the toilowing de-.
scribed lot OF land, lying between the west branch
OF eortage River and the County Road running be-
tween the south and west branches of Portage Riv
erin section ten (l0 )town FIVE (5l range tw.lye
l2) east IN said county and State boun led as fol-
lows Commencing at the northeast corner of Hi.
ram Pembers land, at a stake in the center of th,
County Road thence down said road twenty .six
l2b) rods, thence north 79lS degrees west to
whlte oak tree sixteen inches in diameter thence up
the west branch OF Portage River to white oak
tree twenty-tour inches in diameter Il being the
southwest corner OF said lot, thence east TO the
place OF beginning --containng two (2) acres more
orless Said land will be sold free from the dover
interest Of the Widow.
TERMS OF SALE. One-third cash in hand. the
balance one third in year. and one. third in two
years, with annual interest from the day of sale.-
Deferred payments to be secured bv a mortgn pe on
the premises. EMELINE NJ. PEMBER,
Adm'x Of Byron A. Pemhcr, decd,
Cook BslL. Attorneys
June %, 1864. sds4so
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Noiice or Aflnclmenf.

Lawson lIuggins, plG. Before s. W. ST John,
vs. Up. Of Plain townshiD
John D. Payne, dcft. Wood county, Ohio. ''''p'
Justice issued an order Of Attachment in the above
action for che sum Of thirty dollars.
Plain, July II, 1884 t2r*
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u w. HoLDREDGE,
House, Carriage.
Sign mud Ornamental Painter and Pa
per Hanger.
Shop on Front Street, opposite the Exchange
Hotel.
sy- All work done in manner 10 suit custom.
ers, or no charges made.
July 2, 1864. l0zx
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July 10, 1864
SNHERlFF's SALE.
vs Wood Common Pleas.

BY virtue Of an order of sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court OF Common pleas.
Of Wood County, Ohio, and to me directed and dely
cred, will cntr for sale at public vendue, at the
county, OIL
SATURDAY, August 9th, 1864,
Between the hours of l2 and 2 O'Clock p NJ. of
sale day. the following described lands and tene.
ments, wit;
Lots Nos. %, 90, 3o 81, and 49, Block No. /. in
HOLSTERS addition to the town Of Pcrysburg,
Wood county, Ohio.
G. r. GUYER, Sheriff.
F.& D. X, IToLLENBEcK, Pltf's Attys
July 20, 1864. 12oS2.o5
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TR. j. III. RHEINTRANK,
~ Physician and Surgeon.
Offors his professional services to the cizens OF
Perry sburg and vicinity.
Icy Office in Exchange Hotel" ROOM G.
July IL, 1854. l0az*
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JUST RECEIVED!
Walkers Great kOCkaWay Rake!I

JUST RECEIVED!
Walkers Great ROCkaway Rake!!
HIS is the most simple, BEST ami most easily
operated sp"ing-tooth wheeled Rake in use.
me Driver sits in ar upright postion-may use
both hands to the lines and By bracing himself
back when the rake is nearly full can drag tho
rows as far apart MS required To empty the rake
he let's himseltnnd seat forward the motion being
similar to aud about as easy as rocking chair. -
This Rake is Warranted to Work
IN the heaviest as wellas ghtest hay. woman,
BOY or girl can do the work with nearly as much
ease and pleasure MS riding in a carriage
CALL AND SEE THE ROCKAWAY!
Also, good supply of
Revolving Horse Rakrs,
Hand Rakes,
Scythes, Snathes,
Grain Cradles,
lall Of FIRST quaitv) and in short, everything to
help Farmers on with their work including Reap
ers and Mowers, of the
Bali, Buckeye, Kirby & RusselI's Screw
Power Patents.
These Machines are all warranted, and trial of
saehines is allowed, and IL they do not work as
represented they can be returned
d. KREPS.
Perrysburg June Ia, 1864 7tf
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HORSE POWER!
Agricultural Implements Generally

The CRADLE, ELEVATOR and HORSE pow
Err have been lately added ourliss but have been
selected from the great number and style Of Im-
plemenls before the public as the best in use,
aud we doubt not trial viii fully justify our choice
We have changed the iron head Of the Elevator
for wood, which has proved better aud lighter
than iron. The Horse Fower has proved itself
far superior to any in lae, Address.
REMlNGT0NS s. co
April l, 1894. llioa, NV,
52a
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
= STEAM EMclMEv b

THE undarsigned has A-horre Steam Engine
in store, nearly noy, aud IN perfect working
order win be sold cheap. a rare chance for
person in want Of portable Siesm Engne.
July 10, 1SG4.-12 D. KREPS.
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NORTHWESTERN OHIO,

.ss.a
SILKS.
Plain Black, Figured and Fancy--all styles.
DRESS GOODS,
Of every style and quality desired.
OF the most beautiful colors.
Said TO be the best stock in town..
FRENCH PLAIDS,
In styles the most beautiful.
GINGHANS, PRINTS, DEBAGFs, &c,
That can not fail to give satisfaction.
BONNET TRIMMINGS, ~
a You can get any thing you want.
BRAIDINGS, 3
All tho new colors.
ooMEsTICS,
sheetings, shirtings Ti,kings, &c.
WHITE GOODS,
Plain and Barred Cambria
SWISS GOODS,
Plain and Figur
EYBRoIDERIEs,
Linen and Thread Edgings.
EMBROIDERED COLLARS,
Esory style and quality.
LINEN HANDEEROHItFS. eh NA
Warranted Pure Linen.
FABLE LINENS.
Brown and Bleachea.
HOSIERY,
For Ladies', Misses Children aod Men.
| GLOVES Ht}lr-gg
Kid, Silk Lislo, Cotton, 60.
Wells,
|. Lace, Figured, Plain aud Embroidered
FANCY TIES,
Desirable in every particular.
SHAWLS,
Unsurpassed in both style and quality.
HOOP-SKIR1S AND BALMORALS.
Do not buy until you see our styles.
In addition to the above, we have secured an
extensive assortment Of "a 81 s..
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@NL AAALAm
Tho editor Of the Richmond WHig has bssn
compelling this worthy to SO. for his likeness.
Alter skesehing his birth and early history, he
p'oc'eds to draw this pleasing picture Of The
mar:
Gen. Butler, when commsadipg AZ Nsv n,
~leA3s' hso evidence Of MiebsrPs sDtnsE. in tba
Pslhsoi iaseahty and iuTpitu6o which sxo;taJ
- A1AeHon. The history Of their birth and
eafiief fortunes was 20 strikingiy similar fSas
me sAilaDt general was struck Will syrp,,sIss
ie Iegasd, ana took the ingenious voutb III ~
0oson. ohoef Bntler'S auspices Miehsel vas
sens - "hsEe his merit Gs a pinp. q
parasite and %scoundfsl, vas immAdisielv sc.
knoEiedged. He was tosssed BIZ gravs g.
tors, had smouTs with Yankee ladies. and ebuek.
led with posi-pTandisl familiarity =. Abs's ;ote,
lie personal appearance, ike his mind. IA in.
significant and TepulsiVe. His forehead il lov
and retressing, his hair thin, bnt bristlinc Iiks
quilts on The poIcupine his ssllow and or ssv
cheeks, guiltless of beard, puff out with self
complseency and sour cT0ut; bis ewes ara
small. deep set and suspicious, ike q pigs
hs lips lap over one another, and show nr
dfmnsss OF purpose, no. even sensuAlisy and
vu~lgsIiiy-bHt simply an over wseniug. inbs
CHE vanity and self esteem. They alleys Of
Hamburg never produced = countepspee a
combining inanity and vulgaJisy. His form ID
not that OF The BsivideTe. Steep shouldeFed
ana squat, bis lame foot elevated at right an.
giles from the ground, Tbs other Oecupyfng a
square extent like an Old fashioned Dntch pal.
lot upon the w0teT. Michael hobbies along his
devious path with the grace Of q crippled psr-
rot, and covers beneath the Glance of syer7
honest eye thRt ID bestowed contsmstuousIy
upon him.
la New Oriesus, under Yankee rule, man al
the most degraded stallion in life have been az
Eltgd 70 power. Banks right hand man. Atoshs.
10 the son Of = male bsWd and an assassin.
Whitaker, Justics Of the supreme court has bean
literally kicked out Of coaTt and private dwell
hDgS. Hies'and, Of the city court, is 3 sesyen.
ger Of the lowest seet, 4 thiof, o political Viesy
OF Bray. Flanders, who Is a refugee from ius.
ticeI both ct his native East and In New Or.
leans, and Aiebssl Hahn, born in a kennel
raised on tho onal thrown 70 him b. a lawyer
nOt0riousiy corrupt, and now psmpsred By The
most Etrocious and perverted secundrel sinea
CatEiine
Alas, the ehica which vas di9Htied BIZ Che
chivElroas Claiborne, ths courteous Roman. the
stately Johnson, and Other great snd good men
IL now dezTadedby sltlle wretch who IS q satire
on his kind. Michael Hshn, bred 10 mzkiup
sEll0T jackets ard gslligsskius, the legal adviser
Of tsh Womsn and prostitutes having
Les mRneres dun Suisse
EloVe en- EOilsnss,"
eisyEsed 70 the gubsTnstaTial chair IN Lsuisiaaa
that most refined, most liberal end mos. ustrlctf,
STATE The Yankees have hitherto struek n,
more YondTous sirOko IN al theiE acts agsins.
Us.
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CaTTnN IN RkLE.
go REMARK
DEAERTRD!

~ D AEaEAAAa 2
ATLANTA, e., MzrcA zsh I5tf
following usEasd nsn, estaiIed Tor duty a. tLis
ArIsHai, having deserted frcn he Es27, oG-eu "a
ehaFgs Of G9veTansat zbopz, and contractors wish he
Ordnance Department, are notAsd Of Tie fact. ard
are rsq1sstsd nSt 10 70 play thsm Should thsy aPP.y
L.. ). SCRuG 3 bIseksnlth, absHi ak fssl ore
ina Agh, very EFAEe z1rs. Had GA artillery uaif0-n
when last sssa-slppossd TO bsTs gone 70 ihs Fszs-
ras.
PAT ENNIS, gunsmliH, as5E. ETs sssl nine CO ten
inches high. Had oa artillery uniform rhea last sssa
-zapPossd 70 have soma 20 The Fssaslz.
;. 2. SWOPH. u~zch!aisi, about Eve fst tlght
iEeaes mga-suPPossd 70 have gone 20 tie Fgdsrais.
@. EVANS, ~ersl-ssr, deserted frn tbs FsdsrI
srny-uPP5lsd TO lave gone back % hen.
? ". TWTFORD, n-ze5iaIst. detailed froa Hsrdss
escort.
:. OaRADY, plEts-sr ard mason, conpEry 3.
72sh ulssissippI Eb01t ags feet six laobss hizb. dsrz
hzE, dark syes-by birth &C Hzkns-.
Il. D. EZELL, carriage builder, company A sIz.
AIsbs@a regiment. shout FIVE feet ten ineass Lisb,
dark hlir, dark eonPlsEiSs, sraY eyes
The ususi reward will Be PAD for their delivery.
fas attention q Provost EaEshs,s s. The frouf and
elsewhere is Repeatedly called . lbs roties. ,bat
ihsy Iasy uldu IN z~rses.in7 tLsss parties mosi Of
whom likely, will try to make heir way though The
lines II n. WRIGHT.
hh%4l ~ C11rusf G1uuEnsTrH
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LeIrer from niohmonh.
oOFrsSPOndeHes Charleston Mereuryl
RlnnnHnun MI u

RloHMoEp, March 10.
Wild cheers, %exuliiBg shouts, waving hand
kerchiefs, hysterieal sobs, martial music. spsech
es, plenty to eat and dTink-such was the reeep.
non, yesterday, Of the returned prisoners Tbs
scene, as the boats approached The wharf Al
Rockets, was beyond description, affecting ana
exciting.
Of all the speeches made 10 tie CAPITAL sars,a
that OF Cspt. Hatch was the BEST. He aid
among Other things, that, when the boats moi
81 CIiy PeInb and orr prisoners we're told wa
nsd plenty to eat and driRk, they were siIsnt.
When told that = band of musie avvs;Lad ,ba;.
arrival in Richmond, they wsYs am 49,
Even the promise of q greeting from de I.d;ss
and cItisens Of Richmond, generally failsd ~
move them. But when the bosts mova5
on and Ensign Godfrey CASTER, efcompsDv X
on AoplsIAns regiment, hoisted. on s To1ob
sycamore sspliug, the battle-hsp he bsd 80
eealed about his person sver since his % ntnra :,
Gettysburg, and Haunted it deHsntly in he s.cs
lime Yankees on board the other boata. ,beTs
Sfose rom the SIX hundred Of Hays' brigade
earth. on uia
Oar papers attach some credenea n n.
msnt made in the Yankee papers, rScsiy.S ias.
night, that Grant is coming against PioSaH
with 100000 men. Certainly. Il "a ki-S ~
1aAkeest to notify rs thus carly of thar da.;s--
we are not half SO generous, and ne 5sh!t =
net common among belligersnts. MssnSSis
Grant is said to be hurryiDg to The W.. =.
10 superintend IN person the initiative S-e.;ns.
Sonnsien- We shsl seen see which, Is ths liz
for a lie is cut beyond all question, As
Among the returned officers I no.ica A.
bpi 8 single South C~sgolinian, We. T.nsa
p BrOHn, LIST South Dsrojina A $500
came with the other prisoners. ves,s,Ssr
els me the Yankees have a special ante sesinS;
,aptiVe MsTylsnders, and think il a iavoT 10 Ist
hem live Some such feeling there nav Be-
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AaIs.. frsm Rureps.

To he Associated Press North.
HALIFAX, March 16-The Arabia, from Liy
eTpool on the Jih and Queenstown on ihe G.b
arrived this evening. Her dstes sIe two days
later.
Danish afsirs are reported unchanged.
Miximiisu arrived at Pans on the 5th, and 4
IS rep0Etod thst he viii embark for Mexico on
the 25ih, all difficulty having been settled.
a Vienna telegram says tie missive Of the
Prussian Minister TO Vienna had the desired re-
suit, Austria having consented to 4 continuz.
ton Of the operations in Jutland.
The Federal Diet officially announces thssit
has received no invitation to a conference.
The Daily News replies to the suoers Of the
Tlnlss at Gen. Banks general order regulating
negro labor in Louisiana, and a~pplsudI tho
measure as necessary preparatory to a step from
slavery to entire freedom.
Mr.. Shaw Leftover called attention 10 the
course pursued by the COnlederstes in England.
inviting out war vessels and enlistisG seSasp,
and moved for the papsr5 CT the subject III.
denounced the proceedings, and regretted that
the Alabama was net detsined, and contsn3sd
tksl all such vessels should be Drehhioised enter
ing port.
The solicitor. general explained and defended
the course Of the GoVarnmsnt, and asserted that
every effort had been made to honestly carry
cut the laws and maintain neutrality. lie pro-
hibited the entering Of ports, aRd said the Gov
eminent was considering the subject Of how it
arrange with the Confederate GoYsrn-
The remonstranee Of france to Prussia against
he advance of the Pcnssisn troops into JHtland
3 said to be far less foreible than EnglsDd's,
bus the tone Of events iS considered Indicative
Napoleon fally undsTsssnds what he SAYS,
The very latest news reports the AustFians
marching on FTederieka, ia Intland.
PARIS "a dispatch from Hamburg. -annaun.
ss that three oTgsaes OF Aussrians, audsr Gen. A.,
hsd received orders to entsr ,Ip,I.15
march % FfedsEieks
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Proclamation By ths GsTornax - she Pee
ME AZ EeafurkH.

P-roeinuaffen BY shs GsTornax - the Pee
pie Of Kentucky.
FELLOW CITIZENS: In visw Of tie disturb
snce Of the popular misd, produced by the en-
Toiinsnf Of slaves foT the army in Kentucky, il
Is deemed prudent to make the following suggeS-
lions, ioE the bsnehs and guidance Of the loyal
people Of Kentucky.
Y0ar indignation should not move YOU 20
commit Gets Of violence, nor unlawful resist
snee.
Standing as Ws have stood, and viii ever
stand, for tho Constitution, the Union, and the
enforcement Of The laW5," We must repsl the ef.
toTts Of rebellion TO overthrow or Government,
BY our gallant soldiers in ths field, and NEST
and correct unjEst or uueS1siitutio1El agiala-
tlon By Legitimate appeals 30 he consdiuied til
6uns's Of the G-5vsTnnsnt; and through the
balloi-bex d~isplses, in the constituted modes,
those who perveTt or abuse the trusts commit
tsd 20 them. This is the only true mode o.
maintaining '';hs Constitution, the Ua;on, and
the enforcement OF the lsas.i
lie mere act Of enrolling tbs NAMES Of slaves
qoe3 nos shect any right CT tho Ct .zsn. 80
Giait mas been ordered, nor do We know that 8
drslt will be ordered. L may OF il may not.
We should abit5 by and maintain the law;
and puIs0e, in the modes provided, The rsmsdv
Il bHofus- II any vicleuce or wrorg 10 Tia
peIsOHo OF property Of the cisizsn BE- commi.ted
- -Af AA-Aa T. AlAMA LAWS
OF The land, rnsks your Accusation in The
mode prescribed by law and, if the command
ing cheer retuGes OF Esgiscis 70 use his utmost
endesToTs 80 arrest the cfiees ( soldier under
bis command 20 accused, and hand him OF them
over 10 the ciUl magistrate Tor trial, when OH
cisliy advised Of the facts, the executive Of the
State viii ple.eT charges. aud demand q court
msTiiAl
In the UniOn, under the Constitution, and
in accordance with Law, sssars ard urge your
rights.
is our duty 60 obey the lsB until !. is declzr.
ed BY ludieisl decision, 70 be ureousitationaL
Tie citizen whose pnSpsrty may be taken uu5sr
It, Tor pubic use, VIII be entitled, under the in
PsEstivo mandate Of The constitution, to = iual
compensation Tor hi5 private property 80 taken
Tor public use. Although the present Congress
nay not DO ID jusiiee, ye, II IS safe to rely upon
tho Justies OF TIE AmeT.eaa people and an sp-
peal 10 than VIII not be 1nheeded OF uuEusWeE-
cd. Pssee restored, viii drive 70 igrominious
dlsialee those who in he agony Of cur eorA;e:
perverted their ssGTsd tTUss 10 tie base uses Of
partisan ends ELd i-GnzEiesi purposes.
Uphold ara maintain your government IS cen
stitVtCd, aud obey snd enforce IFS jos. demands,
As tho only hope Of p~srPstuaiing free institu.
lions. THOs. +. B~RAMLETTE.
FrGLkicEt, March -, 1864.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-24

The action of the Legislature with references
to persons in Georgia, between The ages Of
seventeen and eighteen and forty.fve ard fifty,
liable to military duty, is embraced in tie fol-
lowing resolution:
ResOlocd By tie General ASseMLiy of Georgia,
Tbs. declining to express any opinion IS to the
wisdom of the act passed by Congress enrolling
such persons IS bad been enrolled under The
State law, We recommend thst his EzceIlepov
the Governor intsTpose no obstacle to its en-
foEcement, and the Governor is requested to
open a correspondence with the Sserstary Of
War, and request him to exonerats from the
penalty of said act such persons between the
ages of seventeen and eighteen and forty-fvs
and fifty, who did not voluuteer or enroll within
the time specified, supposing their enrolment
under the State law to be legal.