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and tho pluck Of Grant should take that city,
after sacriGce OF sixty or seventy thousand
men II would only open another long line
OF communication TO guard. Il would give
duration 70 he war We all remember the
importance attached to Yieksbure Vicksbnrg
once q our possession and the ConfederRcy
was suudeted, aud the war was practically
over was the cry Of the superficial and the
weak who know how TO create trouble, but
are as ignorant as children Of the employ
mens Of proper means for the settlement Of
national difficulties SO il would be with Rich.
mond The taking Of i would have no per
osplible effect upon the duration OF the war,
bot il would have TO be followed by new cam.
pAgns TO exhaust the blood and treasure OF
| the country Another Richmond would be
found few miles further South, and the ca
rqer Of conquest and subjogation would have
% be begun airesh and anew We are pur
suing an ignus fatuus, that will lead US into
the endless slough Of war and national ruin
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BaA.A novel lawsuit has grown out Of John
Morgans march through Indiana, When the
great horse thief was in Corydon, Harrison
County, he gave q safeguard TO the three -four.
ing men IN and near the town, for $2, 100, two
paying $500 each, and one, a Mr. Maucks,
$500, Mr. ApplegOte, the owner OF ono of the
mills, made the bargain, and paid the money
for all three, the other proprietors having ur.
gent business just then not to see John. When
peace returned and the wells Of Harrison we're
once more whitened with fields Of ilowery
glories, Mr.. Applegate very naturally wanted
bis money back Mr. Mauck wouldn't pay II
He hadn't authorized any bargain for the safe
ty OF his mill and he would not be held re-
sponsible for any body elses. So Mr. Apple.
gate has sued Mr. Mauek for $500 Under
what can such suit Gomez Is il salvage,
damages, money borrowed, accounts stolen OF
wha2
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legal.
NOTICE.

MY wife, Mrs, aarah swope, having voluntarily
INl LEFT me without Just cause and against my con
sent, hereby give notice TO a not 10 trust her on
my account, as will not pay any bills contr cited by
her. .... Il . p f| NATHAN BWOPE =
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Ruttres.
VOTIOE TO DOOEsRLLERs AND BINDERS.


AuptroR's OFrIoE, MoHrooMHuI Co.,, ONO,
III DAYTON, May 8, 1894.
DRoPoSAL9 Tor furnishing tho BLINK Books and
j. Stationery for the county offices OF this county
during hS year SRSRF & S 9s 4 sdo SoSordg to
will be received at this office until the first Monday
OF next month
mlodu THOMAS o. LOWE, Auditor
NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS OF MONT.
GOMERY COUNTY.
TNHE books for the collection OF the balance Of the
taxes Of 1863 due June 20, l8Gi, are nav ready m
this office. ThoRo owing such taxea eau pay at any
time between this and the 20h o. june next Delays
treasurer Montgomery County, ohlO.
Dayton, April 49, lSS4-alOdawtt
EN- ENT-
arys A MoNTH-Asents wanted 10 sell Sowing Ms.
0lD chimes We will give commission on all
the above wages aud AL sxpenses paid Address
D. n. HENRINrON Co,
Intd24 Detroit, Michigan.
CtAs NOTICE IN consequence OF the advance on
VI coal, laNorend all meterels that enter Into me
manufacture OF Gas, the Gas Company are compelled
10 advance the prce Of Gas dollar per 1000 feet
from the first day Of May until further notice.
mAds s. 7, EVANS, Secretary
NATIONAL BANKS, DAYTON, OHIO.
| NIoTIoE--on ard Monday, May o. the First and
! IN Second National Benks of Dayton will open al
| eight IN and close nj three IN,
| g D, HARTMAN, Cashier.
| mods ID. O. RENOH, Cashier.
MEETINGS OF BOARDS OF EQUALI-
ZATION
AupIroa's oFFIor, MosrdonRnY o., OnIo,
DATroR, May 4, 1884, I
lYNHE Hoard Of Equalization for Montgomery COUNTY
Ohio, will meet In this otloo, Tor the TRANSACTED
q business, on WEDNESDAY the 18th Of May in
Btant.
The Board Of Equalization for the city OF Dayton
10 be appointed by the CITY Council, will meet a
above, on MONDAY, the 2ad Of May, instant
| THOMAS o. LOWE,
m6TsThksu Auditor Montgomery County.
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Forrest and Roddy are threatening
Huntsville.
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ENEkYBoDY is being cured Of tsis distressing
u disease by the use Of .tElII
DR.. IStricklands Pile Remsdv. ..... d.

Ut I1VFuhIUIIU lTt NRNtUVl ~ NJ !"
Read what those say who have used IL
Mr.. Charles W. Land. am, Of Louisville, aud Mr. g.
p Hnsarde, Cincnnau o. both were cured Al ter uana
one pot Of Or. StrlcklandB Pile Remedy They say
they have tried everything but could obtain no reei
but one Pot Of striekand's Pile Remedy effected
perfect cure after suffering for many yeara With the
wotst kind OF Piles. They recommend evefy onas
who is suffering 20 tfyt
Ask for
Dr. Striokiands Pie Remedy.
Sold by all druggists, 50 eta pot Manufactured at
No East Fourth st. Cincinnati, O. mid
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mcnicaI


10 convince them that the best preparation ever
used Il not only cures the above affections NJ the
Throat and Lungs, but Il cures Night dweats and
splitting Of Blood and IL IN eNoellent gafge for Ruy
Kind OF Sore Throat IL ~ pleasant 20 take and q 2
safe medicine infants Price 90 Cents per bottle
For sale by drugpSis generally mia
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Nalr Restorer.
PROFESSOR DE MUNN's
ONLY GENUINE a..l 1888
HAIR iRESTORER!

DISEASES OF THE SCALP.NF
VNHR akll Of the medical mculty In treating disoases
j. Of the scalp has In amajorlly Of caseB been Inf
fed by this the most peculiar disease Of the human
frame u is not to be wondered at AZ requires great
study deep r search and careful inYesugation OF
the oAuses which produce the disease. Unless the
cause = discovered, Il y an utter mpossibty to
Grad cate the disease aud effect perinansnt cure.
Diseases Of the scalp have beon incurabS
BY some OF the most eminent phyuloiana have de-,
veted .#..s E. ~ ~ III VI " NJ TW FL
YEARS OF STUDY
To this peculiar part Of tho human irume and I'M M
satisfied that possess t o,
THE ONLY REMEDY a.
SO far known, that would eradicate t.t-
those oathsome diseases Of the scalp o., HH
SALT RHEUM, sCALD HEAD,
Aud ether diseases, and restore Tho hair 10
those who have become bald. To make
/ good tho assertIon, will forfeit
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
II fail 10 cure the worat cases Of diseased soaips Of
the longest standing with the ~
ONLY GENUINE HAIR REsToRER. n
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NATIONAL BANKS, DAYTON, OHIO.

NJoTIoE--on ard Monday, May o. the First and
IN Second National Banks OF Dayton will open al
eight IN and close ut three pm
VIZ q B.HARMAN, Cashier.
mOds D. O. RENOH, Cashier.
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NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS OF MONT.
GOMERY COUNTY.
HMPLoXMRM

TAS NOTICE--1u consequence OF the advance on
" coal lahor aud Rll materials that enter Into the
manufacture OF Gas, the Gas Company are compelled
10 advance the price Of Gas dollar per 1000 feet
from the first day Of May until furher notice.
tn4ds +. n. EVANS, Secretary
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ADvEMTIsiNo RATES.

A. It was W. II Seward, Of New York, who,
in lS4l, refused to deliver up to Virginia
fugitive from justice wto had escaped from
that Stale.
[see State papers aud Cong, debates IA,
Q. Was his conduct approved, apd, if 80, BY
wh0m2
A. IT was approved BY his political friends
and New England generally Ibid m
Q Did Virginia approve Of the conduct OF
her Governor in his attempt TO retaliAts
BY refusing to deliver fugitive lrou.
New York and it not what course did the
Virginia Governor pursne2
A Gov Cilmer Of Virginia, by way OF re-.
taliation refused to surrender fugitive from
New York, and reported his ac; to the Viz:
gnia Legislature That body rebuked him
for violating the Federal Constitution, and be
forthwith resigned his Office. laat M
See State papers and Cong Globe, '4l-42
Y. Who first presented a petition in the
Federal Compress to dissolve the UnionS
A. Joshua X Gliding OF Ohio he was "a
PEELED Tor the act, but was aiterward re-elee
ted by an immense majority of his constitu-
ents, who indorsed his course. iff tW d
Y. Who was the second Governor OF State
who refused to deliver up to sister State .
fugitive from ustice2
A. Gov. Dennison nf 0hio who refused "
give up TO Kentucky fugitive from justice
See State papers
Q. How many States in the North had nul
li6ed the Fugitive law of 1850, approved BY
Millard Fillmore, before 1860?
A. Eleven, New England taking the lead
See statutes Northern States
O. What man was it that, before the rebel
lion. wrote Or published poem stgmstiEing
the Flag OF the Union" as ''Flauntihg
Lie? u.fA uHa.4l. -
Horace Greeley of The New York Tr;,
bune See Tribune.
z What party is nov opposed 10 the "Con
s!itution as it is and the Union as it was p
A. The Administration leaders 1T Wash.
ingon
lSee speeches of Thaddeus Stevens, Sum
ner and others, and public documents present
session pdSsiB, SENEX d
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FOR SALE BY

Wm Wensthon and " " stewart. Dayton; George l.
Boyer hAnishunai Jsioe tiageT, upioni q Ander-
son, CenteFyiliei Myera, New Lebanon; II Jackson,
Chamberseuru y \ Bauer, Harrisburg; Divine,
Johns sule Arnold Limbert, South Arlington; Jacob
SnVep West baltimore; kboke 90 tiertnantoWn;
hnrply, NAndalia; X Niekos, Liberty; 10 Rees,
tafmeFsyiilel hexeriine Herr ealem;l W Pyrrnont,
Willlams AWaner, Wet Bslhmore; Parker Bro a
Coz fartershnr2. and By nrualpsta and Merchants
geneTaig throa6hoat ths UAted States and Cenadas.
iiAsfH| L-. sufldly
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Mrs. A. called and gotone dollars worth OF
TWELVE GENT sUoAR, AT MINICK's.
The incest kind.
Mrs, B. got one dollars worth OF rhe incest hAnd
FOURTEEN CENT SUGAR, AT MINICK's
mrs. o. got cue dollars wSth Of me choiOesl qusi.
~ OF
SIXTEEN GENT SUGAR, At MINIOK'S.
Mr n says that he got the best quality Of green
RlO COFFEE AT J. A. MIHloK's,
That he drank, ami Mrs. Is. says she got the On
ent oi of
GREEN TEA Ar J. A MINICK's.
While every oody calls gets some Of that exceiien
. EXCELSIOR sYHuP, AT ). A, MlH1CK,
Mr.. N. SAYS he purchased half barrel Of
WHITE FISH AT ]. A MIRICK's,
Decidedly the best he ever used whilO the supply
NO. l MAoKERRL, AT ia. MIHICK.s,
Both TOR Ee and quality, cannot be exeeed this OF
any other market.
Ae invites all TO call at his establishment and IN
pect his stock OF
CHOICE DRIED FRUIT,
OOFFERs AND TEAS,
SUGAR OF ALL KINDB,.
And the largest and hast variety OF QrOcees TO he
IN the city HIS large establishments on the
Corner OF Market and Jefferson sIs.
RuIey .f
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Tne valIandIgham rama.


February 24,i 1864. ..ils..t
The Democracy met pursusnt to call, 10 il
consider the best method Of being properly r
represented in the YallAndigham Fund afI
On motion, Isaac Bull was appointed Pses-
dent and Levi HoekmAu Secretary
The object of the meeting was briefly stated
by o. W. Hord.
The following resolutiou vas unanimously "a q ga
adopted Hal .,qaai gsts s'vsi-1i w
Resoiped, That committee of Ladies, Two a,
from each school district, be appointed to
wait upon the friends OF the Hero, PATRIOT
and Exile, G. !. VallandighAm, and receive
their contributions toward the proposed fund
for their hohored friend, and to pay the same
over to the Township treasurer, 10 accouat
TO the Treasurer OF the VAllandghRm Relief
Fund at Urbana.
On motion, Miss Kate CrAbill was appoint.
ed Treasurer, and Miss Ellen Pence, Miss
Barb CrabiIl, Miss Amanda Cook Miss Vic
tora Keyser, Mrs. J. H. Blosa Mise r. hell,
Miss Sarah LutE, Mrs Geo Leonard, Miss .f
Net, Miss Nancy Kite, Miss NJ. u. Crabin,
Miss Minerva Snyder Miss Maggie Ponce,
Mrs c. Robrer, Mrs, Wm, Colbert, Miss Sal d
lie Want said committee to solicit funds.
On notion the Secretary was instructed to
notify the ladies' on the committee oftheir ap-
pointment and duties 'i ' i4A ''''
W A. Purtlebaugh, Esq of urbaha beIas ali
called upon, responded ia one OF his hAppies. on 80
and most enthusiastic speeches infayoF ths fl
great expatristed martyr to the cause Of ,ha- 1i
man liberty and justice. l3namula 3 .vsnsuiss
Some intimAiions being iSsinaaisd that cor. .
tain ParliciPstors in said meeting wOald be
arrested, it was unanimously aud enthusiastic
ally,
Resoipsd, That il one person be arrested
the whole township be arrested bona .afgHsl usl
On motion, the proceedings we're ordersd
to be Published ip the Columbus oslsis, Gs, i...f
bsna UniOn, Clarke County Dsmocraf aad
Dayton EmpiTe
On motion, meeting adjourned
ISAAC BULL, Presidsnt.
LEu HOcENAS, Secretary
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In Indiana during the period OF tan years
from 1850, to 1860, the negro populatioa 10
creased per cent DuriRg the same period
in Ohio it Increased Al per cent fe.' ....
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Aust,

L OsT-Al persons are hereby cautioned against
IL negotiating for note drawn ~ me, dated Zebra
Afy g. 1861 for four hundred aud twenty two dollars
aud ten cents (S42s lO), thirty days, and payable at
First national Bank, cincinnati, to the order Of q,
w Rowland. SAID note has been los, and all persons
are cautioned not TO purchase or receive the same.
JOHN A MlNICK.
Mr.. JOHN A. MINICK' The note alluded to above
never reached ME bI mail OF otherwise, snd s no
longer valid as against you on my account.
q. W, ROWLAND.
Cincinnati. February 10, ls64-felldtf
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Go=parmersblp.

ARTNERSHIP.
VNHA undersigned hsVe this day formed a co part
nership under ths name and firm OF BREENE
NfXOS Y, for the purpose OF transactng Wholesale
And Retail Clothing and Merchant Tailoring Business,
81 the old stand of w. "a. Bresns " Msiu street, op
posits the Couri House, where they woul a pleased
70 see the od friends Of 81 honae, ani neny new
ones may favor them with \ call.
'eli ht7a yWILLtAM q HREENH,
ID ANDREW q. NIXON.
Dayton. FebruAry is6t- q lIdgaaI .ll l---lL ~
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Grotgrtes, &r.

.l' No. sol second street, Dayton, ohio,
jOEG leave most e.pecthaly to acqnalnt their eUs.
ID toners and tho community generally, that they
have entered into partnership, under th name and
styleo H. O'BRiEE & BROlHER Tor the purpose
Of carrying tbs wholesale grocery. hquor, cigar
aud tobacco husnCBs N Dayton, Ohio, q. tho late
atsnd of n. O'Br.eu. No 50l beoond street. ei'
Having ample means to enable us to purchase goods
froni the best houses IN New York. Baltimore and
Philadelphia aud having had fifteen years experience
IN the trade we hold out the test inducements 90 our
old Gust 1mers and i others who may be kind enough
70 purchase iTum ~.
HuM rBHfKN, late OF the hrin Of O'Bren Poe,
Toledo, Ohio. viii devote his ume and attention to
please all those who NAV come 10 tuy at this we'll
known House, and +. O'BRIEN will treat tie CON.
munity tter II possible IN ever before. 10th o.
Us tee very grateful fOr past yOr, and earnestly so
hcit share OF your fldure patronage. Aul9dag m
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RaSr Unfornnate pArson Kibbe publishes =
card Of defense, IN the Springfield Republ.
can, in which he protests his innocence OF any
desire 20 seduee Miss Streeter, or TO elope With
her says that he went to his room a had
been agreed npon with his landlRdy, sud that
the light Of Mr. Streeters lantern, which
discovered him in his shirt, also first reSealsd
% him the presence Of somebody iR his bed,
he declares that he ran away because be did
aos kao~ what else to do, and dropped a piA
soi which he has carried tOF years, right On
wrong. de says no asks no isyorsruPsopls
think he sought them without sskiHg-7and be
concludes BY heaping coals Of IRE upon the
reporters head Tor making some haaFt bead
needlesslY IN order to round out an item, aud
with au appeal TO God FOE patience, strength
and His approval iu tirH 7t
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DisgoIuLlon.
Dissolution.

TINS 60 p lrtnerahp hsrstOtDpSs eIistiug Mailer
Cha.ck In the sterehani Tailoring klslRs -, was
dissolved BY uiutusI consent Oh the frat day ~ Feb
rarS, Inslta The books IN ths hands OF Henry
Miller who will continue the bus ness " The Old stand
Huston snild ng corner Third AMI Jenersna strsets.
Those Wns haVs claims Against the hrm VIII present
them for payment atd those Wh9 iadebted 10 thp
arm are expected 70 can aud s.rtle thsr socounts
WithoAf dslay as fne bnsinsss muit b. closed,
~ lasir HRNkY Nj LsR,
fesdsw sl1er ..0 IscilROH
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qhsss Bittsrs ars put up in quart
bottles, Of lphioh the aboUS 10 q foo
StSnils. qhs label - Jsnsty sH-
g1avsd, and "a provided With
safs- guard from osuntsIJsitsrs
Ga-ios 81 psr bottle, or sir for 20,
c. w. Pobaok. d9ropristor, No. o
East Fourth Street, ciAoinnatf, to
tvAom all orders should Be ad-
dressed.
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Johu Morrissey has fought his Hines sue A' q
eessfolly, and is about 10 resume business i9i
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@entcdI.
Dr..STRICKLAND'S Dec.
MELLIFLUOUS COUGH BALSAM

GURES Coughs Colds, Sore Throat Asthma and
~ Consnmpt on II on necessary for any one
Strlckland'S MelllfluOus Cough Balsam
TO convince them that il is the best preparation
used. Il not cures the above affections Of the
Throat and Lungs, but il cures Night sweats and
Splitting OF Blood, snd Is excellent garge for any
kind OF Sore Tnroat. IL is pleasant 10 Jake, and a
safe medicine for infants. Price ty cents per bottle
For sale by II ID. CARMEL, 32e, Third street, Alba
Zeler ~ Main Htreet, and druggists generally. fe2
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A newspaper ie,,eF says thA, st the grad
ball in Frankfort Kentucky the ladies wsts
dressed To grace a seraglio-that Is With -
little clothing as possible, ~.
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Gitp AotlCes.
OTICE TO Ain WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

NOTICE TO Ain WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
MO ICE IL hereby gwen that there pending
IN hatore the City Coun Il Of the city Of Day ton, the
following Ordinances, to wit
T grade. Brs 'ei, curb and gutter Sycamore street
between Council street anu the Western Luvee ..
10 gra1e gTaye curb and gutter Phillips street be-
tween second and Third str cts.
In pursuance to the Law said Ordinances wt,e a twice
read laid the table, and the Clerk instructed to give
four weeks uouce Of the pendancy Of the same
The law requires all claims for damages that may
accrue from ssd improvements to be tied in writing
whit CITY ClerF, setting forth the amount OF uam.
aces ciamed, within two weeks alter the expiration
OF the timer qured for the publication Of such notice.
when the same will be taken up Tor final action.
fel1d4s ANTHONY STEPHENS City Clerk.
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HOOP SKIRT FACTORY

AT 32T, SECOND ST, BBT. MAIN AND LUDLOW
We pay particular attention to the quality Of our
mRtersl and use only the best English sietL " I'D.
We repair NIL the sitirs which Sc l,Wifhout extra
charge
sS- Our retail department IN charge ofcompetent
ladies'. UOrsets and Spiral Bustles constantly on
hand A wALDMAN.
soldwholesels and retail at No. Ss7 second street,
Dayton. Jssdly
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NO..I79.

western armies fell backsto the Ohio;1 had
the awkward rebels rebuilt their shdtter.
ed rams and gunboats, dominating The
Father Of Rivers and menaciug st. Louis
aad Cairo, ,lls they affected tOido Id the be.
Rlnningi were we driven from the sea
islands OF hesieged in Baltimore, then in /.
deed nigh there be a semblance of ration
atliy 10 The dispaaging suggestion. But
We are strong on land, and. sea- fortified at
hnudred eligible pointssin9 the rebellious
territory, financially successful, and freed
from, that fear of foreign intervention which
made ns uneasy for;a~hile aud CIouded
oar confidence sal "a sss,aassi Ii SaH
Rather than let this free andl mighty
nation go to pieces, we have expended
public and private treasure.to ant amount.
reaching th9nsands OF millions gandso ffered
up the precioua liyes of many thousands
of our sQns.4 The sacrifice has not been
qnaVailings The guilty copspiratOrs are
nearly overbofne, and n general advance
upon their trebly decimeted 90 plumus pron-.
lses glorious triumph ior the nation.
Saeh IS !the2Lao taetit hos On men d hRot.
ithy tie fAmeFieau nadie TO NitbdFaSg nom
the obmbatl aud send an embassy TO Rich
mond. TIE yeriest coward who ever held
the semblance of man might hesitate. at
such junctOre, to prnstrate himself be
fore the car of slavery; for, be it observed,
no craven such asbe is asked to enter the
field ofdauger. Those peace loving sym.
pathizers may still remain at home In Sc |
curity aud comfort. Thousands of brave
men. many of them SCARED in former bat |
ties, only ask to confront the traitors once
again, under better leadership, to deal the
final blow. At least before We abase our. |
selves in such a humilfating attitude, let
as hurl our forces on the enemy, and try |
the issue fairly. 1--we find them unc6n-
querable-if some miraculous agency be
evoked to keep them on their feet, when,
according to all human appearances, they
must yield to our accumulated forces, then
will it be time enough to think of surren
iering our noble cause. aud yielding to as
base and wicked foe as ever disgraced The
earth. g -o7-+. - z5
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a APPROXIMATIONS
BY THE GoVERNoR.


MHEaHA9, have good cause to believe that
wv, John W. Lewis, ae0rge w Rowan, Adam
Elndley Absalom Crawford, Bushrod w, Crawford
William u. Coberly, Morgan Kittlv, David Con
JS6n Taylor, jacob MarshAl, Jacob s. WamSlsy
William O. ChenOW tn, Psrzerson OOlIett, Jacob q
Collect, Andrew J. Oolictt Archibald Earie. CISud
lu' dohi solomon COplingVr, Washington Ward aud
knoch Thomas, who the seVBnEeenth day of
April, eighteen hundred and sixty.One, resided in
the county OF Randolph, within what Is now the
1nd are act yelY engaged In aiding the sO=CaIled
confederate states Ol America aud the rebel state
government at Richmond. In their attOmptS to sub.
Jugate the good people of this State, but In conS.
qpence Of tho war evidence Of their rUbslIouU and
criminal Rcta cannot be Obtaiued:o rt5ff lIi
Now, therefore, I, ARTHUR ]. BOREMAN, Governor
ottns State OF West Virginia, do Issue IhI6 my proc.
nation, declaring the said John w. Lewis George
w. Rowan, Adam Eindlcy, Alb .alOm Crawford, Bush.
rod W. Crawford, William II COberly, Morgan Kit
s WImslsy. William @. ChenoWeth, Parkerson Col.
lett JacI ColletE, Andrew J. GOll4tt, archibald
Earle, CIauGtuS Con, solomon COplingeF, Washing
ION ward and kaooh Tho nRs enemies Ot this state,
unless they 9h4Q, within sixty daJotirOmithe date
OF thts proclamation, take aud die In thB OIeTk's
once OF thU Circuit Court OF the said county Of
Randolph, an oath to support the Constitution OF
the United states and the Of this State
and Thereafter deneAu them selves Rs good citEsns
ihia proclamation shall be published in thy Whesl-
ing IntelItBencer, neWspApsr prinLel in the city
OF Hheedus the seat OF g0TsfAmsnE for this state,
anu In the West YirgiaiR, Republican, newspaper
printed IN ths conpty OF Upsa1r, respectively for
tOnr successive W9skS ~.
~ Dons At lhe city of Wheellug on this the
Lord one EhOusAu1 eiEhE hnuired and
~ Slxty.four, and Of tho state the 'iest.
A. 1. 5BOREMAN.
u 300 A B9rEas, Secretary of State. ..,..i,