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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-04
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DANvILLE, Pa, June 2, 1s63.-DR. WIN. H.
GREGG-Dedr Sir:-In February, 1861, was afflicted
with sugar diabetes. and for FIVE months passed
was obliged to. get up as often as ten or twelve
tins during the night, and in five months lost fifty
pounds in weight. During the month Of July, 1861,
procured two bottles of Constitution Water, and
in two days after using it experienced relief and
after taking two bottles was entirely cured, soon
after r'sainins my usual good health " l. KEFHWEsf Ply
BosroN CoRNERs. N. Y, Des. 27. 1ssl,--wM. H.
make Of the following certificate Of the value Of
Constitution Water, which | can recommend in the
highest manner:-My wife was attacked with pain
In the shoulders, whole length Of the back, and in
her limbs with Palpitation Of the Heart and Irrta-
tion Of the Bladder. lcaed physician, who attend
ID her about thre mo nths when he left her worse
physians could find. who attended her for about
inc months and while she was under his care sh
did not suffer quite as much pain; He finally gave
said he, "she has such combination Of complaints
that medicine given for one operates against some
other q he her S ts time she conn
have the desired effect, and she kept on improving
snRGe s ass a%s
We ar are happy to say that Il has produced ape pcrms a
WIN. M. VAN BENsCH0TEN.
WETHERsFIELD, Conn.,, March 2, 1S6s.-DR. w.
ment Of Constitution w ater.' recommended for In
fammation Of the Kidneys and Irritation Of the
Bladder, having suffered for the past three years
and tried the skill Of number Of physicians with
only temporary relief, was induced 10 try your
medicine. procured one bottle of your agents at
Hartford, Messrs. Lee Sisson Co., and when. had
in my health have used two bottles Of IL, and am
where never expected 10 be In my life, wel and in
good spirits. cannot express my gratitude for II;
feel that II is all and more than ycl recommend II
TO be. May the blessing Of God ever attend you in
your labors Of love. ,rdS u hSrrs 3 q truly, ,p,op,ow
FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS PRICE 81.
WIN. M. GREGG A CO., Proprietors |
MORGAN & ALLEN, General Ag'ts,
hfih g No. 30, Cliff Street. New York.
Agents In Cincinnati. sl
dsss'ssd4wsoysn, .o1G7I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-04

Stone in the Bladder, Calculus, GRAY.
Ell, Brick Dust Deposit, Etc., ETC.,
Diseases arising from faulty secretion-in the one
case being too tte and accompanied by severe pain
and in the other too profuse secretion-whioh will
be speedily cured by the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-26
! A. WaFd Rmbrae5,i5

Artemns Ward relates the ,f6llSWinv IN
etdent on hf6retnrn home from The wasT
II Was Walkin along the SStreet, looEin q
i gallant az gay IN me brass kote an bl6i
90 y her military. harness; VII q
y excited female rusHt out oV 4 hopae
throwd her plump handles arounl my nee
I-Whtoh part L didn.t mind much; aS the,
were fair round onesan exclaimed:
"Dooi behold thee once aRaneIn Inat fsG
"Yo do-an think you are holding ne
700 lastly, sea. I, trying to release the
excentrickfemAiPs arms. e-
~, heV you cum bRck-heV you cum
my neck. = !
"Certainly, I've cum back" sez 1. mor
else i Wouldn't be here. But don't think
know you muc6ly"
mot know me-your own Charlotte
rosetta Belletteta-shs who hAsen't aoE
eyes onto you for more'n two ysars ~
s,"-she cOuttuued, placin' ber ihspds
onto me shoulders lookin' up Ia me Hcs
IKE dyiD' hoss hy-"yeS, / see nv own
Altred's eyes, his nose, his ears, his--,i 9
"Aadam, seq !, Enexcooss me, but ALLOW
me to correct you. 81 air not mistaken.
Ihese earses and eyes6s aad nusss belong
to myself individuality; aud your Altered
never owned them, scaroelyl"
away with this farce, /" seq she. tsYouu
can't deceive your own OlarettR. Gum
into the house and see your own little son.
Lincoln Burnside Mcclellan Beazer.n ~
Il was evident the femail was miata kan,
that It was not me but another man she
"How cid 10 he?" ses /.
(which" sec she.
"Them little son, Lincoln Burnside Nc.
Clellan and an 4khiHs n .. = =.
darling" .E -. '..''S y
"Wall, madam" seq 1, off little Lincoln
Mcclellan Burnside, and go 4th, is only.
six'months old, An you baven't sot eyes
onto your Alfred for more'n 2 years. I
think thar's mistake someWhGr an that
I'm. not Alfred, but another man alto.
gether." 3ss - 1's'
The woman shot into the house like 40
an that was the last I SAN of her, hat q
pity Alfetd. - yi.i=i 3ii-i's ~ !
{. AT the great Union meeting held az.
Huntsville, Alabama, on the 18th, Hon.
Jere Clemens presiding, Mr.. Clemens 70.
lated thslfolloWing incident: .a,a q.
Sometime after the ordinance of sSses.
sion was passed, I Wasin Montgomery and
called upon President Davis, Who Was5ih
tne city Davis, Memminger, the Secro.
Isry OF War, Gilchrist, the member from
L0ndls county, and several Others we're
present. As Ieutered, the conversation
ceased. They were evidently discossino
the propriety Of firing upon Fort Sumter.
Two or three of them Withdrew 10 tbs
corner of the room, aud l heard Gilcbfist
say to the Secretary of War: SIT must
be done. Dslny two months and AlabamSl
stays in the Uniou.s You must sprinklo
blood in the face oftthe people,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-26

among the politicians; but there is danger
that the tricks that haVeSbeen 80 suecesSSz :
full in the past will prevail In ID 8 fntass.-
We should have no fears for the country II
every voter should go 70 the polls a 4
Christian man! outy anxious TO uphold
those who entertain . prSettcal belist Ii
Christianity, and desiro6S to breaK atbe
power of those who make moi dbsn1iss N
the national ofises aud hohors. We .muSt
come to this as q nation. We must snt
loose from every party tie that hoIds ma
from direct personal ealleRiGneei 10 The
King ofkipgsi aud make our voting a mat.
ter otconsciencs. II We do not do tbis..
our costly lesson will have been ia vain,
and We shall prove ourselves unworthy
of,our own liberties. -. y =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-26
HyOu de, use
Hoohand's German Bitters! 7!

Frem ,. ResstOH BrOloa, =. D., Editor STth4 Eao,-
stoPedtG ef Religious RnO'OIed0e.
Altho6Sh not disposed u fAyor or reeSu,ua end
Patent Medicines in general, through diBtrust Of
their ingredients and s60ets yet know of no mi
Client reason why may not teStiiy to The bepat
be believes himself % kAYs received from G snpIS
preparations In th9 hope IhAt he may thus contrib.
ute TO tile benefit 0TothefS.
do this the more i6aAAy lh+FSgard - RO6nGnais
German Bitters, prepared by pr. Q. II. jackson, Of
thl city, bseauseI Wa pEeludioed AgainSt th6m for
many Yearsy under th0 i'm PrssaioR that they were
chiefly ah alcoholic mixture. am Indebted To nv
l1shd RSbert sAoslnAksr, Esq, for the removal Of
ths preJudlcas by proper tests and Tor encourages
raent 70 Try them, when SnEerinE from RrSGt md
long continued debility. Tho uSs OF three bottles
gf Iheso Bitaers, ~ the beginning Of the present
year, was followed by evident relief and IestoratIon
% degree Of bodily aud mental VigoI Which had
not felt for siK mOnthl before and had almost de-
SPARED Of regulating. thur INK God and
my triend fOr directing me - Ii use sI mem.
J.Nk VI N BROWN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-26
IMPORTANT 10 SOLDIERS!
Those haVino Friends in the Army

We call the AttsRtisu u all haVing relations or
tfeLdI In the army 70 the aet that sHOonAnds ter
ma BilterT Will cure nIne-tOnthS 81 the diseases
lbiueed By exposure aud prVatlOnS incident 10 camp
lie. In the lLStsy PubllBhed AlndSs daily In tho
aswBpapers, the arrival Of the StCk, Il will be
from debility. EVeFy ease OF that Kind ~ Sc
readily cured by HoonAnd'S German Biiters. Dis
resulting from disorders Of the OrNnI
are speedily removed. We have ne heSltStioS in
stating thAt nthsae Bitt0rI were freely used among
our SoIdisfs hnndreds st Lives might bS SaYSa that
We call particular attention 70 the following 70.
naEkaplS and vel authsnticatod cure Of one OF the
''has been saved by the Bittors.p
a.st as PErLADELPHuA, Aug. 9Si, 1854
MEsaR1. JoNES ETAHs.-WSlL gentlemen, your
Hoonand's German Bitters has SAyOd my life. There
OF my comrades, som0 Of whose names are appended
and who were 6ogniEant 81 AlIthO circumstances Of
my case. am, and have been for thO last four
yeeTSs member OF 6hermRna celebrated battery,
AID undar She imme medIRtS CONT tnand Of OantaIn n III
Ayers. Through t6sexposufe atteAdknt upon nv
with inAa mmatiou Of the IunSS anJ ~
Two days IN tho hospital This was followed BY GrSst
dShiAty, heightened b. An attack VI dysenfsFy. i
70 this city on board the, 'stGtS of GSiSs , froIS
which landed On the 2sth Of Jan. Since tRaA timS
stiIl retain spark OF vitality. Tor q SsSII - ors
was sreety able 70 swallow any thing and m did
force moFSel down, II WGs Immediately thrown up
again. u -
4 could not sysa keep EiAss Of water en- nv
stomach Life could moi lASt under such eirouu.
stances 4n4, Gee9 tdingy ne phyuioiAns, Who hAys
been Workihg taithtuly theaE Eh unsueoes5fuIly, 20
rescue me tfom the grasp the dread ArohoF frank.
" told me they eould DO no IOr me- and adv. Cd
mo 70 gee clergyman Gnd 70 make such disposition
Of ny limited funds as best suited ne Al aeaSintz
Anee who visited me At the hospital Mr.. Freder rick
stenbreNn, Of Sixth Gtrset, below Arch, advised me-
procured ns bottle hon the timS sotS,i,
taxing them the gloomy shadow Of death FocSdSd,
aad am now, thAlk God for Il, getting better.
Though have takSn but tive bottles i have already
gained tan Ro1nds, aud feel salguIn0 Of being per
Hiittsd % fslotn ny Gttehll dAuSht6IS, from whom
nave heAEd nothtng tor eighteen moalhs; for, Hsn-
tFone kogaL To year available hitter 1 owe ithe
certainty Of life which has taken the plA6O Of TaR1S
teAra-to tour RtttotS viii eve the gloriOus pFfyf.
lege Of again elasPnS 70 my bosom thos6 who are ths
dearest 70 me.ta nle. fsry truly yoars,
ISAAC AALoNA.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-26

7ptevail beyond a peradfanture. The peo!
Plewouid tsast soits soahdhdss on IL OH!
er p9tn Only asslre hem on this. But
they NsntSal dsad certain 4; they have too
ofsen' bssntehsAted by .ths demagogus cry
oi eeonon,y they want to be sate OF al
.Honsst and pspdisnlt adninistrstitoS titS 4 Of az.
fairs, and lS$ pe9t November other quss.
tionsiWill sbe In such position that tbey
WillScats' for ;Iittls bssides. Let the outs
and lshs lf ips weigh lhis, aud see which can
bid highest, sd1 f.555 e.. - -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-26

GUARANTEE r. t.sl.. 81 ~
We, the underSiKnSd, raSfdsntS Of In the
County o. and. sEatS Abvi ioInfiS
and seYolally- eOYoaAnt with the UnIttd Ststes and
guarantee In case the forsgOInE bid oE---bo
aeespted that he or they viii within tan dSys aftsr
the acceptance Of said bid OEesut6 the contest for
the sane With good. aud snalSIoat suTOtIe5 IN 4
sum equal 70 the amount Of the contract to iuruiS
the forage proposed in eonEormty 10 the tsrrn1 oi
advertisement dated -- 1864, under which tkk
bid was made andin case the s6id--shnlIfaii to
enter into contract As Aforesaid We guarantee to
satd.---and the next lowest rosponBibIs bidder
OF the person to whom the contract may be ataFlSi
SiyeT IndSr our hands aud seals thiS-dsy Of
Witness: 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-26
Buckeyes Quaker Boy &sWood,lI
WoWing Machines.

rtDRYoR 4 IRost aiael Al ths above ostsbrStsd
u e2d vel knoNn H14ehlnesy - RArEaRT PSiGES
s1ry oe bqying earls a1it q ven Eno1 thSf nS1Tj
fete gesutea " citing mAchfno5 iast sSasol,
owing - slo supp 66ft Our 6tSchal n
lqL Ene 49alp1, And lAbor far Eha har-
est Ael4 aln!eSt l5ible % obtaia. EyeFJ Iiia-
chine sold Wtn be fnlly RaEEa6tsdF geSli - ~
SiFsalaFE Il : p 1ain street., 1d dgStFE
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GUARANTEE

C4pt.A v. BLG1IHaEn. ChiSI Quarterma5torp ps5Slt.
nent Of Wet YIrEinIa. Oum0srlAad, Md. 5 : -
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE Comply

OsE7---E=' OsE17A---EE=-' = 4-EAA = &4SOS9Oo.
auis lIaa DIRECTORsS1st,s a. - . (,
gohn keid T. PsShBiIet6S3, as6.K Wheat, s
y. W tTan1heim, Jas. N. Vance, Alex. Laughlln.
NhIs COMPANY having been duly orgSuized are
prepared 70 take risks At fair rates on building
q all kinds, merchandise, manufacturing estsbIis6
mentss tuEnitpTe, steamboats, and carEoes on thS
western rivers aud lakes, aud also ON the uVes II
persons Tor term OF years. .This Company sfEsFE
superior Inducements to farmers, whereby they can
De Tor thFes years reduced rates. Thisbe.
~ n9ne institution composed Of some uinsty-four
G5es men, recommends itself to the favorable con.
sderAton Of the inSutiug public and soIcitS their
patronage. , - : @S''S-s t''-''-
Application. Tor ln5uEsaes will be promptly aa.
t01ded 70 by the Secretary, n
Omce, No. Mcclure House, being tho same for.
merry occupied by Adams Express Company, -.
JOHN REID, President. -
SAA'L MCCLELLAN, vice-Preaident.
NO ARTHUR Agent for paying Pensions. once,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-26
2alIgg ntsIllaB11tel.t!!- j ]! J
TERMS OF ADVERrIsINa
1U1IYIsoElB Lima Or NoNPARIu, toR oHl I.6a .fo,
...-sl Z LE98. .lIAEl A SouARE =. q :. q

THH1yIsOLlb LntEs Or NoNPARIu, tOE OE1 Isda; ;Joa
~ LIH88, .lIAKl A SaUARE 60 "A YF{f
fEiH q f{iiHtiH
Tas ;,s S,s ys-.h seA Three 50
1hEeS 2S Two Months 90
IiSs5 1ss s 81 ssgsf 9SSse 1SS g
One Moesr-. 2eo One Year, 20 90
S9-s9pet4E loEtaEs nOgsls 3 aioss fSfe.8 [lF
0eHeazlyS AdVeFtislI On ma atseSr-
ang % ths sRaes occupied and the changes
transiSnE perSOns or strAnk
et9, % 20 pGtd for q ddOaRee. - p lsS'f p
suaines! Cards not exceeding i've lines SIS er year.
% tor ax months, but for Gsh0rf6r period 0finS
WI be counted les than square tie
The privilege Of Annual Advertising IImitei 20!
me advertisers, OWL Immediate bud ess; arid an
for the beneht Of other prisons a
MeN q al legal and
sals9 and real sent by them ndSI
be pad toE @ the usual Fates. st ,Ssf5 = -
Goti accom- pan led vi ftss
WI Be inserted until fofbI ID and char al
aSssee5 5 fOE Pottieal Meetnss % 10 charged Ia
Marriages NutieS tapsraiS, And nnn,noep,. 4,
OF Bermon1, 50,e0ntS q eA1hs EnnSIII 5Sa "
-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-26

hereby esrtffy. TO the best OF my knoWlSdSe s1a
DeIIei me above nAm0d BuarantorS are good and
e securities fer tie amount for which they
2 SH'F . Oe security. III ~
to. be certified BY the United statss sDi5tret Az.
torney, Collector Of Customs, or any other ofHeer
ShAeE ths United States GoYStntnSdt OF roSpons-
b1e REson known 70 this ONCE. ~ frt a.tE -5zIYf
11proPosA8 repeiyod under this ahVeftiasnank
5o opened and examined at this once on RED.
HlE5D41 and sA1URDGY Of each week, q ~ n
btddeTs are respectfully invited 20 10 md 81 thS
e1oainE Of bids. II they desire.
A.Y.B1RRIHGER, 4.
& .zt Captain and OhIsf fonaFtoTn5 5SfIFfi;s "a
9an.E6 QopaEtment o Hest Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-26

" NO ARTHUR Agent for paying Pensions. once,
NO. AeLure House, being the same otfice formerly
occupied BY Adams Express Company ami
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-26

Prise Is -. IsE tets.e 81 eE hotlles IoE e. g. s.
iIar SSls - ~ =, Is
J M UpitO4 alSllas G1d u an the DraSEis = -
RsaasEa n sWassLoS' 6StS7y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-26

We fnlly eoaenE d. the teuth q tie aboVs ststs.
msnt, e We had dSspaired q seeing our esioFadS
ME. Malone, restored % health. isa :
Z JOHN OUDDLKBACA, lSt New Yotk.
i6EoR6E A.tA0kLkYS CO. U, 1lth MhIna. lssli =
5 s6ERI6 0HEEADlER, 99d New YORK.. s=S 3
Y ]. I: sPk&0B, lSt AEtillery, Battery 2.
g J. B. RASEMELL, CO. b ID Vermont.
Z HENRY b. JEROME, % do
= henry J. MAC0o&AllDs 065 q eth IatalnS.
? JOHNNY. WARD Co. I, 9Th Mama. ! ff=T =
= HERMAN KOCH Co. II, ia New YSrks
= NATHANIEL B. THOMAS, Go, y, p6th Peas. . s
ANDREN .. lMBALLs o.. a, 81 Vermont
: JOHN IEAKlAs, co. b 1esta Psna. ~
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/, Get the b Besti
!. GEO. Il. REED g cos
Domestic Dyes. .

"A NoLD DYER OHTH1RTH YEARS sTARpINa
IA Gaysfl George H.RSed 9 Cor ISIsSis
arc the only kind worth uhinR. -
j. - RoFfy dtR6fone brffhE md 80 eoiaS5 p Vi
tAlhsI q Roses solfOplnp, Rr6T6SsY y
55LiesS 1aABentAs DARK Brown
9lHS b. a. is+f7 illA44eS - : Aedium, s.F
DEAo, 5cArie5 Isfat ! Light BnoWn,
Dark Green, Salmon, tiRi 2 4Oinn1niol5 sTo.,.1ftul
Light dreal,-C ChoFTy, - -. r-DETlr-f StSSs -
DARK Wins, Crimson, N0dIn 4 TSStS..
,lens,MtneS - gtangey - 4 Light ISafhsf
~ lSSl9elsis SleEnS q 3 Dark GlaEA i.s7
light BlheS Royal PlFpGS, Light Siate
Z 4tsas.lsota I6lngpasssl,3 nYetloW5 .t5s1st
lemon Pink - Btona -
Htolst34 p nns Hahkin OF .BdH, PdGn h:4S
Please ask for GeoEgGH- Rssdl q CS'S. Nv. go
take no other. For sale exclusively IN ~
-25mrl& aRkHA1rs DRUG sFoBE.
5EoRAEp1oINAL usR-Pars Ola Bourboa WEi--
II ks5 the besttn the city. R6f SAD ~
nElSs u t...l.aa sGRAHAAss DKU9 STORE.
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NEW BOOxS

n - NUV4AbsI ]. = M )
aT Usr rooeivel-Gen Grant and bIs g, so,,,,,. ~,
~ julien K. LGrke 80 40 "
1, SS.o SSekS's y. 8 Cavalry Tuete5--2 vols. za
4 The Company Clerk.
% Caseyil luantry Taeti6E-tB vols ~ tFli5 taG
Lts Milas Huntress by CHpt. AAyns Reed. ,,,
H4InS.Vld helmetJ BY authOro OF Wide, Wide FtCuld
heldln Bondage rols. -, 2 ID r t5l=-5ls ],
- 1--WE 1ear5 Prayers with the nnsuers
7f ktEAS Charles the Bold. Ddks Of BdfrdndS3 sa1
2oE sale by mE14 Jo1.gRAfBsaz.zf
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ROYELS.

1 9st RECEIVED 600 Fecniy hye aud Filty caHt
NOVELS. t09O PFtZs FaeksgeS for AL lTStssSis 81
aaa 1ele!s Lssa4l, sy @ElA yJos. aRAYRs.tl
gsE hkg etyED Sl009 ExtEs BpE aud WbIto 4
ESSokf 4Tnod's Hrttng tiuld, Psds ani5 5pssciIa D
nfi4 80 ASt 'els yois. 1os5 an 1,,,, g
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pennsylvania Insurance Go

OF PITTsBURGH, Pa.
DIRECTORS
\. VOegtly, Jr, Jacob Painter, RObsrt Patrick,
Rody IattsrsOh, Henry sprOuI, Henry GerWig'
q, A. Cotton, Al, Jones, Al. Carrier.
i!sA J. GTier sprOul.
J.dREER sPROUL, ssc'y. - -
NE above Company having appointed the undsr.
i signed their Agent for Wheeling, and vicinity.
saldCohpHnies are we'll known to DO frst class icoI
Takes risks al the lowest ratss on buldnEa q All
kinds, Steamboats, Furniture, Merchandise. and
asaInat all the periIs OF the Rivers aud sesS
AllloUleS promptly adjusted.
N. o. ARTHUR, ARt,
Ap1 Once No, M1Lnre Hou1a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-26

aFRa z JONES 4lIANs.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01
The Fugitive Slave Law Repealed.

In noticing, last week, the passage by the
House of the bill repeating the Fugitive
Slave Law, wo inadvertently stated that It
bad previously passed tho Senate, and only
awaited the approval of tho President to
become law. But tho announcement was
only q little premature. Tho bill passed.
the Senate on Thursday of last week, by o
vote of % to IL, or nearly two to one, and
will, OF course, be approved by tho Presi-
dent. It is all that could be wished. ON
bracing both tho laws of 1893 and 1850
Tho yeas and nays on its passage we're as
follows:
YeAs-Messrs. Anthony, Brown, Chandler,
Clark, Connoss, Dixon, Foot Grimes, IIale
Harlan, Harris, Hicks, Howard, Howe, Lane
tInd.D Lano (Kansas,) Morgan, Morrill,,
Pomeroy. Ramsay Sherman, Sprague, Sum-
ner. Ten Eyck, Trumbull, Wade, and Will
son.
NAYs-Msssrs. Buckalew, Garlic, Cownn
Davis, Hendricks, Johnson, McDouealI
Powell, Riddle, Salisbury, Van Winkle, and
Wiley.
Tho Tribune says "Tbe Nays arc, oi
conrse, all Democrats, excepting johnson
Maryland, and Van Wnkle and Wiley
West Virginia. Tho FREQ. State Union mon
voted solid Yoa The act now only re.
qnros tho signature of tho President to bo-
como a law. OF course that will DO given
and tho blood.red stain tha, has blotted the
statute-book of the Republic for sevonl
hunts on FREQ soil--one step gained toward
lasting and righteous peace! One ste;
from which q pooplo who respect. them
solves and love Liberty can never 20 back.
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Internal Revenue.
Assessors NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given to oil persons con.
lN cerned that the lists, valua lions and emu
merutions made and taken within the County
OF Genugn, In the State Of Ohio, under the act
entitled IAN Act to provide Internal revenue
tosupport the government, and 10 pay interest
on the public debt" approved July let, 1859,
ana the act amendatory thereto, approval March
30. 1863, may be examined at the office OF e.
V.CANFlELD, In the township Of Churdon in
said County Of Geauea, for fifteen days from
aid including the a4ih dny Of June, 1864. be-
tween tie hours Of O'Clock A. Nj. and 4 O'Clock
P. NJ. Of each day.
Appeals will be received and deteimine rel
ntivo TO any erroneous u excessive valuations
OF enumeratio tons by tho assista6. Assessors, at
the Office of Z. V. CANFTELD, in tie town
ship OF Chardon on the llth day of July, 1864 +,
at 10 O'Clock A NJ.
All appeals must be mnde in writing. and also
specify the particular cause, matter or thing
respecting which decision is requested, and
must also state tho ground or principle of inc.
quality or error complained OF.
HORACE Y BEEBE A SCISSOR
10Th Collection Dist. OF. Ohio.
Ravenua, Ohio, June 10Th, 1864.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01
Abolition of Slavery in MARYLAND

Tho Constitutional Convention of Mary
land, in session at Annapolis, on Friday of
last week, voted, SO yeas 10 27 nays. to in.
sert tho following article in the new Bill OF
Rights
"Horeaftor in this State thoro shall bt
Mother Slavery nor involuntary servitude
except in punishment of crimo whereof tn,
party shall have been duly convicted ant
a,l persons held to service or labor as slaves
are hereby declared Free
Maryland FREQ State Surely. thu
march of Truth is onward, though 1t b,
through fire and blood.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-07-01
Who Supports Mr.. Lincoln.

The New York EDening Post explains
the popular demand for Mr.. LincoIn's re.
election, as follows:
"ln the first place, he is popular with
the plain people, who believe him hon
est. with the rich people who believe him
safe, with the soldiers who believe him
their friend, and with religious people,
who believe him TO have been specially
raised up for this crisis and, in the sec.
ond place, because many of the thieving
and corrupt scouudrels of the political
news, who know the fact Of his popular.
ity. have eagerly attached themselves to
the care Of his success"
II the plain people, the rich. the religi,
o,us' the soldiers, and the politicians. the
honest and dishonest are for him, who
shall stand against him p Erchaage.