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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02
COLGATE's HONEY SOAP

This celebrated Toilet Soap, IN such uniVsr.
sal demand, is made from the ehOIeeSt materials
is mild and emOIIienG In its nature, fra
gravity scented, and extremely benen
in its action upon the akin. For sale by all Drug
ZiSts and Fancy Goods Dealers. mrl5 1y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02
aatIg guteIIigsufer.
Saturday Morning, July 2.
BlanksI RIanksII

WE have now on hand and ready to supply
w all demands for Blank Executions, Summons,
and subp9nAs, printed on good paper. These
blanks were gotten up and approved by Daniel
Lamb Esq, and in accordance with the late
statutes. Cash orders are respectfully solicited.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02
IwTuE following additional cash con.

tributions were made to the "FestiVsl and
Fair" on the LIST of July, viz:
reported .$ssOl "a
Citizens of FsirmOnL West Va....... so,
Moses Ball, West Alexander, Pa. 1000
G. D. Bonsr, Short Creek...........- 500
Miss E. McIutire, Powhattau Ohio. $50
]. R. Dickey, City...-...................l 1000
BaresVille Sunday School............. "a, 40
s,sl2,6
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02

NEw YoRK, July I-nOOn.-Gold sold TO
go. Closes az 254.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02
NEW HOOP SKIRTS.

THE most celebrated WATCH sPRISG sTEEL
i SKIRTS manufactured; also the DUPLEX I'll
LIPTIo sTEEL SPRIHG skirts, just received By
my9l GEO. 4. TAYLOR
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GRAND BAZAAR.

Miss Hannah n. Williams, Ohio, fancy
Worsted artificial bouquet; Miss Stein, 2
fancy baskets and shades; Miss n. ]. Rich
ards, 6 linen aprons; Miss Corcoran's School
fancy articles; a. E. McClees, TaylOrstown,
box clothing.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-20

cred a most sad discovery, that the politicsi
managers Of McCLELLAr would actually 70
joicc Ia the dtitst Of our srmissl Sipce the
hight Of BEnEpfor ARNOLD, or ibe firing
on Fort Sumter, there il nothing in our bis.
tory no disetaceful. II is, In the mind of a
patriot, awful 70 think uponi And yet these
men have organized q large party In our
midst, to aid and comfort the enemy, and
put MCCLELLAN, . man, at this moment IN
the pIy ofHe Gopernns-nt to represent its
idea Of disgraceful peace, and surrender
TO the enemy. If such thing ~ the cleo
tion Of MCCLELLAN were possible, it would
be recorded in history as the suicide Of q
nation. We now know that his election il
impossible If patriots will do their duty
Nay, more, we know that if they will do
their duty, not only will MCCLELLAN be
defeated, hut he will be defeated by such
overwhelming majoyities as will give good
moral effect to the public will. This zoe must
do. We must bring every vote out, en-
tighten every doubtful mind, end prevest il
possible, by timely warnings, every respect.
able man frem the infamy of vote for the
candidate Of the rebels. II will stick to his
children. Remember the ldes Of November!
Once more to the breach friends, and
countrymen, and the work will be done. -
Enemies abroad and enemies at home will
be both defented, and you may rest secure
in the peace, safety and glory Of your coun-
try.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-20

sss... 'ssrs:s.: * s:s.:ss: e o.s..,: sss r-D''
. UNIONaMEETINGs.

Union meetings will be held 1t the fol.
lowing times fud places: ..a..9s - :.
PLEASANT GROVE, Coleraiu Town.
ebip, Saturday, Oct. %, 81 O'Clock p. NJ
Speskers. Hon. B. s. Cowen and Col. d.
ID. T. Cowen.
BELLAIRE, Thursday. Oct. 27, 81 o..
clock, p, NJ; Speakers G. l.. Poorman
and X. II. Cochran.
MARTINSVILLE, Friday, Oct %, 81
O'Clock P. NJ. Speakers: ID. ID. L. Cowen
and q. j. Poorlian,
FLUSHING, Saturday, Oct. 90, 81 o..
clock p. N. Speakers: Hon. B. 8. Cowen
and r. II Cochran, Esq f"t'
-CENTREVILLE, Saturday, Oct. 90, at
2 o'clock 7. M. Speakers, L. Danford aud
7. Tallmau. -
SEW ELSVILIE. Saturday, Oct. 20, at
2 clock L. M. Speakers, Y. l.. Poorman
and ID. D. I. Cowen.
S0MERT0N, Tuesday, November at
2 o'clock p. M. Speakers, d. D. I. Cowen
Ind Q. L.. Poornan.
BARNESVILLE, Friday, Nov 4, at 81
o'clock R.AM.. L. Danford and r. II. Coch-
,POWHATTAN, Saturday, Nov. s, at 2.
o'clock p. NJ. G. l. Poorman and D. d.
!, HENDRYsBURG, Saturday, Nov. s,
81 o'clock p. VI. P. Tallman and others,
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AT WHoEEsALE oRaLNf
WATCHES & JEwEIRY
y or EvrRr DESCRIPTION AT ,rnx y,
Lowest Prices for CASH.


A RMy and Country Merehsn,-, pedisrs suilsrs, and
"a gsnsrsl Dealers can make eusssso"s prohs apo''
q smsii investment! sos y. strr
.sws q any p.s,n ., quality and 70 e s.y % sns ry
nished Particular stienon pad 70 supplying Auction-
eers. Pedisrs, Indian Trsser-. snd Army Dealers
Any style 81 Goods manufactured snch ~ Inventions
etc, nj short notice. Good Ct"va..ins Clerks with a
small capital fnd constant snpieymont! tlssirr-
ted Lasts and full psrcuists free. .f..
The profit 70 tie retailer IL very lnfEel
wholessle supply can be carried 10 knrpsack,
hsnd vslse, o, carrei bag and will not be like books
bulky or iHconveeni 10 csfry ffo'n place 10 Plsce.
Remember aBotbcr thing .--this business 10 strictly
houorrhis! There 10 no need OF i.rrprrsenng OF ex
ngseratg. Our Goods show for themselves. and prove
themt-lves!
II 10 a business In which NJ ample and sat.
issctory equivalent - siyen for the money received
snd an encouraging profit is pockesed the time
IL an occupation IN which person need be sfraid
OF ashamed 10 The field again and again.
for where once our goods are introduced, permanent
and continued demad 10 ercuted
10 Soldiers IN The Army. those d hhpe disabled by
the hsrdshps Of war, 70 Clergymen ooi Of health Tesc
era Postuasers or any person who wifhes either local
Or an ncye occupation, and ois trst bfings with II
ureat Pecuniary Inducements this presents an oppof.
tuni'y seldom aet with Try IL! and see Tor your.eiyea
Carefully selected lots OF Jewelry. coinprising our
newest styes aud most salesble variety OF Gots, will
be sent snywllere in the Loyal States We ATE con.
stnny filing orders from pefsons leaving the choice Of
Goods wholly with us To such we pfomse the hest
exercise ofSour taste and Judgment and from long
esperenee can ensure satisfaction. We ash no pny IL
sdvsneei state what style and qualify Of Gooas are
wanted, and we will send the same and collect psyby
Express ~ The end Of the route. 5lH ~ ~
tsod and silver Watches. good movements and man
rsasd pee. ri r"% s;a % pure nc %sss s
ssl,erted BY Express Satisfaction
ss, % Al Watches at rs pcesi they being Of
Circular, free by m,ll Send for them
- r N; GAuoHAN Msnufac,uurs ard
eesVm importers, 7is Brosdwsy, New Yofk.
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a6Y-THE ,iREAr uNIon nruonarp /.

h' s6y-THE GREAT UNION DEMoNsrRA-
TroN AT WHEELING 1t was our pleasure,
in company with q. great many others from
this County, to- witness and participate in
the great Union demonstration at Wheeling
on last Friday night. The night was pro.
pitious, and vast throng of people filed
the streets Of the city when wo reached
there. Lights snd rockets were blazing 10
every direction, and altogether il was q
grand and glorious occasion, and reflected
much credit on the patriotic and ,indon,i-
table workers who got it up.
The speaking was from commodious
platform, erected in front ofthe Union Cen.
tral Club Rooms, on the corner of Market
and Quincy streets John X. Bottsford,
Esq, presided Hon. John A. Bingham.
was the 6rst speaker. He made an eloquent
and forcible speech, and was followed by
Senator Wiley. The veteran Major. G en-.
eral Heintzlefsan-the old hero Of Malvern
Hill-"glorious oldHeintzleman, as M
Clellan called him, after he had saved his
army ut that battle-was. on the platform.
He also made short speech. When he
xot up he was greeted with the most pro.
isnsed and sfumu!tous cheering, and the
audience cheered enthusiastically at the end
Of every sentence.
The meeting was a grand success.
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PROPOSALS FOR LOAN,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. JrLr q. I-e4.
NOIICE l. heeb! oven that subscriptions will be
Received by the ~ OF the United State. The
several Assistant TIeasur-rs and Designated D-po.a
mes and y the Naonsl Banks designated and qua lined
as Deposilarles and Financial Agents FOR Treasury
votes payable three years from August Is 1851 be eriup
interest al the Of seven end ihreeieth, per cent
per ahnuin with seini-aual coupons sse he'd able
in lawful money.
holder 81 maiurity into per gold bearing ods
August Is, 1-G7.
The Notes viii be issned II ts eenon alton. O. 6fty
one huadred, i've hundred ihousad and Eve to,is
ana doinrs and will be issued in bat or payable "a
osdsrs AZ may be directed by the subserbefS
tiple OF fifty doinr,
D,plicair. certificates will be issued for an epc.iu
The party depositng must endorse upon the okisrsAL
cernhcate the denomination OF noies required, and
whether they are 10 be i<sued in blank OF PAYABLE 70
order When 20 endorsed must be leff wfl the osicrr
receiving the deposit TO be forwarded this Department
The notes viii be transmitted 10 the owDrfs free Of
transportation chafgrs after receipt Of the
original Certificates OF D-pcs rs they can be prr r.red
Interest will he SLOWED 10 August Is ali posts
made PRIOR 10 thai date and viii be paid by ths part.
ment upon receipt OF the original cenifcaies.
As the notes draw interest from Ausust IS person,
making dep sits subsequent to that date must pay the
teIrsi accru-d from dale Of note TO dale deposit.
Parties drpo.itimg twenfy-6v thousand doiiar. and
upwards tor bes- notes ri will he allow ed
comnfssipn Of oie quart Of one per cent. which
VII he paid ny this Department. upon the receipt OF q
bill for the amonii. certified 10 10y the officer whom
the deposit made No drductoils 10! comm s,ions
musi lee mnde from the deposits
officers receiving deposits will see that the proper en-
dorsements are made upon the original certificates.
All officers horizrd 10 recrye deposits request
ed 10 give 70 applicants all desired information and af
ford every facnIry for making subsc criptious.
w. p. FESSENDEN,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
snb.s.pton, w VII be ressyed by The FIRST Ma.
scrpiions received to the TeFouy Five Per Cei Gold
Beaiing Bonds JOHN G. TALLMAN, Cashier.
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What we have Done and what
- ReMlalna TO be Done.
tFrom the Cincinnati Gazrti'

VIZ - n
we nave done our woIk III OcIoper' anu
done 1t well and thoroughly. FORTY THOU
SAND MAJORITY in Ohio ana TWENTY THOU
SAND IN Indiana. with gain OF FiFFTEEN
AEMBERs OF GoNdREss' u, it must be ad-
united enough TO, one day. 1t was work
well done BY the Union meo, and will give
'an emphasis to t5e vrSss'es OF the army
and the last speecnes OF DAVIS which they
could not etherwlse have had. And who
could reasonably nave expected any other
al sresuln H. y vet q slander upon any intelli-
gent, patriotic man, to suppose he could
yote. AGAINST his country And yet, what
else Is 1t. IN the name o. ceumen sense, to
vote iec the casai1Mes sa ai M OF party whieh ds-
c!.res ior an1mmcasa.e cessafsYa g nos,t
,s'es when tnst cessason % would SECURE the
success o. our enemiest Sacn wou,a oe the
inevitaole result u thae csssat'Ga 'sSnoh-
ymous with secession, M tnsre had Geen
RsmocfatIo success AZ me siecIlon; IN all
enarty, we peneve tnat tnouSsnds o, men
here voted the Deniocratic ticket untnink.
ings and unwittlngly, AZ ieast. we nope
10, fos no otheI apoiogy can oe onereo TOT
tsemi A. y, t1ere Y lime ior repentance;
bs = not Se' ,Sem aua
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-20
OF Petition for Partition
Beljamin v, Botkin

,bcvamin ", Bokln
vs.
Jehn Y. Boikin, Isbae r. Bolkin Susan Chapman ana
Henry Chapman her husband Elna A. Bell aud Da-
yld Bell her husband, Robef Chapman. CHihsrine NJ.
Chapman and Eeijsinin III. Chapman, Christopher
shaef umd Jofnr Johnston, defendants,
rJNHE above named defendants ~ii tnke notice that
l. petition flied against them ON the Isl day OF
September, 1874 in the Court of Common Pleas of Bel
mont Comfy, Ohio. by Benjamin v Ro,kn, and 10 now
pending wherein the sad Benjamin v. Bo,kin demands
PARTITION OF the following described real estate namely
LOIS No and 10, with lhs eeppuriennlres steam mill
piece ne teout in the Northwes corner 10 feetide and
running hack the depth OF the shop iberon in the
al Hendr sburg. in said County OF Belmot and that
at the next fern Of said Cour application will he made
for an order Of partition and in case that the SANG Gam
not DO pari,iohed witbou, manifest hjury,, Their Tor
order Of sale Of said premises Defendants required
answer by The 18th OF October next
b" .'.NI BENJAMIN v. BOrKIN
sr. Ctkm NELLY, AIRY for petiusner. 7'7'
Sept 8, 1854 -6w
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.S.7-3O LOAN.

THE seef''sry Ii. Treasury gives nodss thai sub
scrptons viii b resolved for Coupon Treasury Notes.
payss's lhr's ysst. ffea avg lsA. isei, with semi
annual at the rate Of and hreeenths pet
ceHpet snnum paneipli and inisrss, Tod, 70 b. p.id
iniswfuffnoney ~ N'~s.'a i5t's . ~'a- %
These notes will be convertible the option Of the
holder 1t maturity, into sit pei cen, gold bearing bonds
pay able not less than Ave nof than twenty yesrs
fren ibsir date As the Ooven,meat may elect, They
will be issued IN denominations Of $50 sl00 s5e0 $1,000
and 5000 and sll SUBSCRIPTIONS be for City dollars
or some multiple oi kiiy dollars.
The noes will be transmitted 10 the owner. free OF
transportation charges after the receip Of the
original Certificates Of Deposit th-y tsi be prepared
As the notes draw interest from August 49, persons
making deposits subsequent that date must pay the
interest accrued from date Of date OF deposit
Parties depositing twenty-five thousand dollars AMI
upwards Tor these notes nj any time will he allowed
commission OF one. quarter Of one per cent, which
will be paid by the Treasury Department upon the %.
ceip OF bill of the snou sefinc6 by the officer
with whom the deposn made. No deductions for
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@A CoMpLETE FIzILs-W. 81

h9rA CoMpLErE FIzzLs.-We should
have stated. last week, that tho meeting ap-
pointed by Mr.. James F. CharleswSrth, to
be held in front Of Johnson's Hotel, on the
h'sht Mr.. Bingham spoke hcte, was COM
escte fzzle. This meeting, it is understood,
Was appointed to 'annoy" the Union meet
shss but it failed of its object. A few per-
sous stood around in front of the hotel for
q short time, and then skedaddled, some of
them home and few to the Court House.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-20

s9-Foa McCLELLAN.--In one of the
Tsvnships Of this county there are TWEEN
ty-one voters who cannot read or write,
twenty of whom will vote for Mcclellan.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that at The Probate Cout,
for Belmont county the undersigned was np.
pointed tnd qualhed as Executor oi the easle Of Ez-
abeth Owens, deed, ',e Of Belmont county, Ohio.
All those indebted said are requessed 10 make
immediate payment; and those having claims sgsinsi
said estate are notified TO presont thein for settlement
within one year from this dale. ...
JAMES MCFARLAND. E1'r
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.asynsfssfsfr0fOr,s .Noftce.

NfurfCBis hereby given that st the Probste courr
Tor Belmont County, OHIO the undersigned was ep.
pointed and qualified as Administrator OF the estais oi
Jacob Tocum. sr, deceased, late OF said County.
All those indebted 10 said estate are requested 10 make
itrredia,e payment and those having elsfns against
shd estate are notified 10 Present them for settlement
within one year from this dsie.
- sAM'L D. YoCuM, Adru'tr
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Belmont Common Pleas.

Mary Ann Embree TEssE EMBREE:, whose place
- Of residence IL unknown, is
Jesse Embree. hereby notified that on the nd day
Of September A, d. 1894, Mary Ann Ftnbfee filed ne.
uhon IN the Court OF Common Pleas OF Belmont Coun-
", Ohio asking or divorce. the custody sf sr minor
children, aud reasonable simony for the eause of said
Jesse Embree's wilfa absesee Tor ahfes years Said
petition will lie for heatg nj the he 81 said Court
commencing November o. 1864 cfI sid lisf
Sept %. 1854 -gy ' s"'P
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tsROClAMATlOM

MUf1cE bhefsby Eivsh o ibe qBslIfes sisctofs q
~ ihe County q b.mont stsis Of Ohio, t,si fen.
Tss.ssy ssm -: sasy:s Ioyts, %s is
this year being the sth DAY of Novsmbef issf a. the
several places Of hed,nk ssnsfsl slsetons In ssid
coed 70 vote by bslc, for Electors Of Prssidet aud
Ntesfrsidptpft tks n'i'sd sisiss Of Arssn,a, esths
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icousfs,.Iea.l psMl


And Two Electors Tor the State at f.arye
Tie Polls 10 be opened between the Of Sir and
Ten oectt m the forenoon OF said day. and closed ut
sx o'clock IN the stsn,oon OF ssid day. e. fr...
Given under my hand At my oics IN st. cisifsvills
This 22d day Of September tsGi
oc6-td GEO. ~. UMSfRAD, Sheriff Bel. Co.
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Special Advantages ofthisLoan

IT n A NATIONAL SAVINGS BAxr. Offering n higher
raie Of interest than any other and
Any savings hank which pays lis derosi,oss IN U. 8.
Notes considers that 4 is payne-,n the hest circulating
medium Of the eSuntry and IL pay in anything
better, for its asses either in government
rites or la notes bonds payable government paper
It's equally convenient as temporary or p-rmanen
investment The notes always be s,ld for within
fraction ol their face and accumulated interest and
the best security with banks coseras for dscouats
Convertible into o tsix per Cent.
ba# SEQ Gold bond.
addition TO the verysbersi interest the
three years this privilegs Of csversion is worth
about three PER cent per annum for the for
5sD Bonds is not less than nine per premium and
before the the premium six per U $ stocks
wus over twenty per II will he seen that the ae-
tua pro this losn. shs ssen market rate is not
less than len per cent per annum.
Its Exemption from State OF
@ NGnntcip Taxation.
But aside from arlhe adj a,age. we have enune
Especial of Congress ALL soSDs AND TnEAs-
uRY NOTES FROM LocAL TAxkTIoS On the average this
exemption is worth about two per cent per &c
cording 10 the rate d in various para. Of the
country,
II is believed that s-custties dHef 10 grs induce
mcns 10 lenders those issued by the government. In
all other forms OF Indebtedness the faith ability Of
private parties or stock companies, separate
mites, only, Is pledged for paym while the whole pro-
perry Of tho country is held the discharge OF
all the obligations of the United States.
While the government offers the most liberal terms fof
is loans, believes that the very strongest appeal will
e to the loyalty and patriotism Of the people.
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all deposits
The party depositing must endorse upon the ORIGINAL
certificate the, determination Of required, And
whether they to be issued blank payable
der. When so endorsed tmust be leh with tie officer
receiving The deposit To be forwarded TO the Treasury
Department.
Subscriptions will be received by the Treasurer Of the
United States, at Washington, the several Assistant
Treasurers aud designated Deposaries, and by the
First National Bank Of Bridgeport, o.
and by al National Banks which are deposilari.s
public money, and alrrespectabls Banks and Bankers
throughout the country will give further information and
afford every facility TO subscribers. sulf
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-20
UNION MEETING,
Friday Evening, Oct. 2Ist.

C0L.rR ID. r.. COWEH
Will address the People on the political is
sues Of the day. at the COURT HOUSE,
on FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. 2lsr.
y, All are invited to attend.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-20

AayiEACHERs EXAMINATION, at the
usual place, Saturday, Oct 2s,h, commen,
cling at O'Clock precisely.
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Notice TO township TreaSurers
land Trustees. =.

1pHE Commissioners of Belmon, County have adopted
the following order for dbufsng the fund raised for
the purpose OF refunding subscriptions 10 bounty volun
Ieers 10 the abBnt of twenty dollars each under
the calls Oh The Presdenrin July md August Is62:
Isl Each Township, will be required 20 establish the
amoant of tef claim 70 the Satisfaction Of the commis
~ioiiers ai@ a 1f ~. tNet 't" af ' +n
ad Ths amous due TO each Township will he paid to
the Township Treasurer, OIL the order OF the County
aAuditor = a msY8.t.
Sd The Tossnsip Tfeasnrers will pay out lie afote-
ssid fluid upon the order OF the Trustees OF the Town
ship either the Individual subscriber the Relief
Fund of the Tovnship may be proper under the law
passed April IN, lse4, endtied "An Act TO Provide
Tor Bounty paiS 70 Ohio Volunteers who eplised and
were mustered into the serviceof the United States un
der The ess of te President issued the I'd day Of
July and tho an day Of kaesst lSe2.n ..n. Z.
h Ne claims viii be received by the Commissioner aiief
theiy meeting in December next ~ .... .a..I ~,
a. 4lh. Tho Township Treasurers will be required 10
ssiils with the csnmssohers during their meeting in
ysns apd all monies remaining in their hands un.
appended will he paid iaio The fund for the Relief Of
Penalties Of Volunteers. y H.tI4.II ~ l.-.I. a 80
The attention Of ths Trustees is particularly dite4ssd
10 he latter clause of seeusa Of he Law above teier.
asT''v ''"EtssAfs.
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..i,,,. W ILIIAM UUUDEI
WtAidn,sbnrgh, Oct. I2, 1864. ~.
.9tttg THE CIRCULAR. scr ga

DEAR SIR: ''Th. Mcclellan Minute
Guard, now having million of voters en-
rolled, is to be extended throughout the
United States, and the formation of Com.
panies is authorized in every election dis
trict and precinct.
The object Of this organization is to be
prepared to take part in public demonstra
tions for political purposes
All who are in favor of the election of
Gen. Geo. b. Mcclellan to the Presidency,
together with suitable candidate for Vice.
President, can become ,nrmbers of the
Minute Guard by enrolling their names uuon
the records Of the Company within the cleo
tion district ur precinct 10 which he resides.
A Company" may consist Of any NUN
Der OF members, who shall duly. organize
and eloct captain, first and second lieu
tenants, secretary and Treasurer. with such
other officers as may be deemed necessary,
and report their organization to their State
Commander and to the National Secret tary.
When Companies to the number of not
less than ten are formed in one or more con-
tiguOus counties, they are entitled to elect
brigadicr tprovided that no county shalt
have more than one such efficer) to super
wise the Companies within such county or
counties, make report to the State Com
mander, and promulgate his orders.
Commanders in the several States confer
together. at such stated periods and for
such purposes as are made knowh by the
National Secretary. in pursuance of orders
from the Commander in Chief.
They also. at such times "a they deem
advisable, call together officers of Companies
and delegates, in their respective States,
for consu ltation and action, and the orders
OF the State Commanders, through their
staff OF. Secretaries, are to he obeyed.
To obtain full details and regulations, ad.
dress the National Secretary. DR.. r r.
5 els View York, who furnishes instruc.
ticns to proper authorities. and communi
Gates with parties duly yopehed for by off
GERS of an active CompanS \