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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-22
ALL 8 FOR THE BEST.

ALL . EUk LIE DE0A
All = for .he best! be sanguine and cheerful
Trouble aud sorrow are friends in DISGUISE
Nothing but folly goes faishless and 'ea''u''
Courage forever is happy and wlse'
All 3 for The hest--if man would but Know -
Providence wishes Us all to be bess;
Th,s il no dream OF the pundis OF peel;
H..,en i. gracious. snd-An 5 for the best.
ans 70, The best 50. this on your standsru'
Soldier Of sadness, or Pilgrim oflove,
Who % The shores Of Despair may have wanae' =
4 u,y.vearied swallow, or hearts,rlcken dove
an. for ,be bes,-be man. but conhins.
Providence tenderly governs The resi-
And ,hs frail barque Of His creature Is said'ns'
Wisely and wariy, all for The bess'
An. sor The best! then fling away ,eHors.
Nee, all your fears and your fOsss in The san'
And. in the mids. Of your dangers or errors
Tms, Tx. child, while you strive like man.1
All i for the best-unbiass'd unoounded'
Providence rsigns from the East y the "es'
And by both wisdom and mercy surrounded
Hope and be happy ,hat-Al : tOr sas pest
~~~~~>~~~~~~~~-
W. hear il frequently asserted. says me
Wilmington Journal. that there y no P1on'
nnon carroes brought in and sold mere,
nd that the only profit is on the outward
cargo. Let US look at few things wnere
we have chance Of comparing 'he NAss su
nr;ces with those obtained here yesterday
=, .uc,;nn. We take the Nassau quotations
from the Bahama Herald Of the 18th:
.gleohol.-Nassau, 81 90 per gaiion
xy;lminvton. SO a So-s70 10 600 ior ~
Ri Carb. Soda.-Nassau, 4e. u 9. Pc
b.; Wilmington. 50 s. a ss-sso 70 -
fors 81. - Il
Wilmington, so per lb.-s'o 70 S'os =
Cotton Cards-.Na,sau, Whittemore. ~
10. SIS TO sl4 per doz. English 10. y
All a sl2: Wilmington, $50 70 sou Pc
pair-s36 to 500 for o.. a..s
Calf Skins, Freneh.-Nassau. sos 70 80
Wilmington, slO5O-S50 10 $50 ior :.
Suoar.-Nsssau, crushed IA lac. brow
"a Sc; wilmington, crushed sio =
brown s8-s6s TO els for 81 on the CRUST
ed and 500 to 500 for on the brown.
SulBA. Quinine. Nassau, - - per o.
Wilmington, eco $50 per oz.-szo
s35i for 81.
Black Pppsr.-Nassau Il i9e. peru
Wilmington, 81 $3.50 to 1851 LOT -,
Now here is an average Of 90 tor !, VI
is 60 say two hundred per cent. Pront
Nassau prices, allowing for exchange y
full current rates, and all the articles
have quoted are, We are pretty sure.
cIuded among the articles not proh'o'.e
Ii will not do to say that At these Prlc
goods will not be brought IN, OF that
,5rsf;ts are not sufficiently renuneratise
tempt capitalists 70 take the risk. !
venture IS paying one both ways. =
would be 80 were prices lowered ons-ha
The Sultan has appolated two Caristi
members Of the Grand Council, and oth'
have been promoted to high Official Pc
ions. This liberal tendency on bis P
i.am mark Of progress in Turkey.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-22
Ynnlhfnl Murder.

Charles Johnson, aged eleven years,
shot playmate, nuued Joseph Fisher
at Bristol, Bucks county, Peunp on Fri
day last, killing him instantly. After
committing this dreadful act, the boy'sh
murder, fearful of r discovery oil his
crime, dragged the body into an alley
leading into the yard Of the house, and
placed it upon pile Of shoVing', to
which no set FIRE with the intention Of
destroying the evidence of his wicked.
ness. The smoks and tho smell ofbuEn,
ing Fssb uarmsd tno nos-~vrsi WAC
rushed in aud alter eHlin@uishins tho
mines discovered the partially consumed
boly OF the dead child Johnson, on
being taxed with the crime confessed
bis guilt, but gave nOreason for his afro.
cious conduct.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-22


Excuse for Not Going TO Church.
The Wheeling lntcligencer gets oIIhe
following;
4 genilsmad. who pays cloSc attention
10 such matters, Ssures a contemporary
that wilhin',he past six MOI this. he has
hesrd the following oxcuseo made 70. not
attending church. Oversight myself conld
not dress ia time; too cold; TOO hot too
windy, too dusty; too wet too damp; too
sunny; toe cloudy don't feell disposed;
no other time to myself; look over my
drawers; put my papers to rights; letters
to write to friends; mean 10 tax walk;
going 10 lake ride; tied to business six
days 10 week; no fresh air but on Sun
days, can't breathe in church; always so
full; feel little feverish; feel a little
chilly; feel very lSxY, expect company to
dinner;got headache; in enl nursing my
self to day; new bonne, not come home,
tore my muslin dress coming down stairs;
90, a new novel. WASH, shaved in time;
don't like !he Iiturgv. always praying for
the same thing; don't like extemporarV
prayer, don't like an organ, it is too noisy;
don't ike singing without music, makes
me nervous-,he spiri, is wiling. but the
Aeash weak; dislike an exemplary ser
non. ii is too frothy; can't bear writ
ten sermon, too prosy; nobody to-day
but our own minister, can't always listen
to the same preacher; dOu'l like straug'
ers; can't keep awake when in church.;
feI asleep last time when i was there;
shan't risk it again; mean TO Impulse OF
sensible person about tho proPrie'y of
going to such place as church aud
publish the result
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-22
a Matieioau atOrv.
( Wa brq5 aDin lbo 5I,i;ta M

4wSS bred gVln no 6t5iits 81 N
p'rysloas, opssbslsEupidlq voAdsrfuI
/aa myHnclrpGllsa h, rImg, rllste .,
'"eedoici6 poials ssse Gep,lsus,
we're Sg together, aud relating thei
avgHng adsenrurcs;onc Of them Jesl
g much Cd the narFeleus that Il induc
ga another give him lesson.
4 was once said he, engaged in n
Diminishing party in America; / advanced
900 lar wds separated from my friends,
apdsaaahiee Indisbs il pu,spif Of ma.
the horrora of tina tomshaaE IN Inc
hanas Off angry savages. took possession
ofmy minds I considered f5r mo.
nment what was TO be done, most Of us
love life, and mine was most precious
aPdIuseful tony family; was swift of
foot, aud fear added to my speed Aft
er looking back, Tor the country was an
open one.Iat length gcrcsiycd that ono
! of my enemies had o1trnp the Others,
and lthol@eA knowing ssyiugof divide
the conquer, occurring to me, | slack
ened my speed, and allowed him to
come up; ws engaged 10 mutual fury
/ hope none here (bowing 70 bis audit
ors will doubt the result; in A few min.
utes he lay corpse at my feet In This
short spaco-nl lime the two indians had
advanced upon me, 80 l took asain to my
heels--bu win the hope Of reaching
neighboring wood. where | knew dwelt
8 tribe friendly to the English this
hope, however, Twas forced TO give up,
for, on looking back, saw ono Of my
pnrsueTs far before tho other. waited
for him, recovering my almost exhaust
ed breath end soon this Indian shared
the fate Of the first. I had now only
ono enemy to deal with; but felt IA.
tigued, and being near the wood, ! was
more DESTROYS to save my own liic than
to destroy another Of my fellow crea,
lures. j plainly perceived smoke curl.
ing up umong the treca; I redoubled my
speed, l prayed to hesYeu, I felt assured
my prayers would DO granted; but at
This moment sounded in my ears; even
lhought I felt his warm breath there
was no choice turned round
Hero the gentleman who had related
the wonderful storeis at first grew impa.
ten, past his indurunce, and called out;
We'll. sir, and you killed him, nIso?'
No. sir, he killed me.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-22

ET A Quaker, having sold fine
looking but blind horse. asked The pur.
chaser "Well my friend, dost thou see
any fault in him?' NO" was the answet
Neither will he ever see any in thee"
said old broadbrim.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-22

S' AS tho dove will clasp It's wings
to It's eide, and cover sod conceal tho ar.
70" that is preying 90 its vitAls, so is
the nature Of woman to hide from tho
world the pangs Of wounded affection.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-22

Ng- The Mormons will be able to lay
10 large stock Of gr6in this year fof
future famines. The Desert News Of
July 4th, says the crop locks well, prom
isibg good harvest everywhere.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-22

@-A printers apprentice, who at.
tempted to do the agreeable TO clergy.
mans daughter, was shocked when her
father announced the text: My dear
daughter is previously tormented with
the devil.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-22
Josbson,s Tactics.

Joe Johnston. retreating, fell tack loag
distance.
He thought that for Yankees draw game
was good;
So he made what the jOkcrs now call stern rO'
sistance,'
But showed very much tha. he lacked Hardcc'
Hood.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-22

ACKNOWLEDGES thou learn to die well?
learn FIRST 10 live we'll Acknow ledge
thy benefits by the return of other bene-
fits, but never revenge injuries.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-22

A CApruRE.-A young lady with
more beauty than sense; more accom-
pIishments than learning; more charms
Of person than grace of mind; more adj
mirers than friends
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-22

ET| Women require more sleep then
men, and farmers less than those enga'
ged in any other occupation. Editors,
reporters, poslolfico clerks and telegraph
operators need not SLEEP at oil. Law
yprs can sleep as much as they choose
and be cut OF mischief.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-22

EE5~ It's very difficnIt 10 live said
pcer widow. with several girls, in gen.
jeel poverty. You mus, husband your
time said sage friend. I'd rather
husband SONS of my daughters, answer
ed the poor lady.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-22

KY If you will get md of all your as.
sociaies, lend money to the poor ones
aud borrow OF the rich ones.
Many rich man in raising bis soens
ambitious OF making what Aaron made
a golden calf.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-22

GTHow long Eve, the first woman
lived we do not know. 1t is q curious
raot that in sacred history, the age,
death, aud burial Of only one woman
Sarah, tho wife of Abraham--is distinct
ly noted, Womon's age ever since ap.
pears not to have becna subject for his
tory or discussion.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-22

YrRY Coon. When the loyal Dutch
men at Mobile heard the guns OF our feet
a, the mouth Of the bay, they smiled
and said; Dat ish Fdragoot'--[ N. O.
Times.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-22

a1S- Virtaa does not give talents,
-" supplies their place Talents
neither give virtue nor supply The place
Of it,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-22

TThe romance of weallhis the er,
,.~ngivu- Of thought aud action The
use of all that money brings is the hap
piness OF wealth.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-22

b4~Follow public opinion. lint r,
sure you keep good rein upon 1t ana
guide il Alright
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-22

Far Rats, Mice, Reaches, ints, BED
Bugs, Moths In Furs, Woolcns, &c,
Insects on Plants, Fowls, Annals, DC .
Put up in 2jc SOC, aud 81 90 Boxs. Bottlea
and Flasks, 50 and S. sizes for Horns, PUBIC
INSTITUTIONS, sc
"0nly infllible remedies knorn." =
Free from POisons."
"NoI dangerous TO the Human FauSS,'
Rats come out of their holes'e, de.
~ Sol q wholesale in all large citH .H
W sold,by all DRvGssTs and BliALns "
crywhcrc
~ l''BEwARElli" Of all wortblsss iYattsdonsl
u See that "CdSfAus' name " on 6sdl tfS,
Bottle, and FLASK, before you by. 1
" Address HENRY R.t0STW,
" PRINCIPAL Drfor As2 BRoApwAYN,Gl
" Sold by SMITH d MARTIN Poiupl eS'
SAINT West Va
March 0-mS-n nose.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-22

ET When you are surethat you are
uubiimo,' take good heed to the next
'atep.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-22

Sn'' What we call birthday is tho
funeral Of tho past ypar;
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-22

Inc lntelllgtncer has the largest circulation
Of any paper in the State; its columns contain
a greater amountof reading matter and embrace
regularly the proceedings Of Congress ard the
West Virginia Legislature, when in session,
and AL the late news and gCneralI Geographic
dispatches up to the hour of going to press
It's mailed at the above rates in time for
the early trains, and their connections to all
parts ofWest Virginia, and is also sold on the
cars. and generally by news dealers in the
towns and villages.
III principles are and always have been IN.
conditional Unionism. II gives the Govern,
ment no halfway support.
twas the only daily paper in the State that
resisted Secession FIRST, last and all tho time;
and that callcd upon the people to rally at tho
polls and in arms against II.
II was the first paper TO advocate the forma
ton OF the new State, It's labors and services
before thepublic and before Congress in that
behalf are nls familiar as "househcld words"
TO all West N, IN n.i,'n' who read.
IN ooniiigcnccr has on. a9.,wspapcr department
,n Nv tna,npIotoly furnished jo,h largest and
i",,cnts west 81 the mounthin .rlnting EdtI's
hroc steam presses All sorts OF blank work.
ook Observation-Disclosures md
ard printing arc done chcapiy and cxpsdi.
ously The printing for the State of West
'irginia is now done at this establishment,
Blanks and blank books for the use of sbrr.
Is, County Recorders md County Treasureys
re done a. this office in the most correct and
orkmaniike manner, cheaper than thcv can
done elsewhere, For further pRrticnlsrs
idrcsS CAMPBELL & MDLKMOT
juno 0Vtp Wheeling. WestLn
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-22
TO SOLDIERS AND WIDOWS OR
HEIRS.

~ SULDlENS AMI WlDOWS Oh
HEIRS.
I'VE undersigned will attend to all business
Of collecting Bounty Money, Bounty land
PENSIONS and back Pay,
PENSIONS procured for soldiers, seamen and
marines the presentwar, who are disabled
by reason of wounds received, or disease cor
tfaced wilhelm service aud Pension, Bouuty
Monty and arr ars of Pay obtained for widows
or otlcr heirs Of those who have died or been
killed while in service.
Bounty land procured for services IN any Of
the qher wars
AL business from distance will be prompt.
" attended TO. Charges moderate, and we ask
no piv in advance; we pay all expenses
1--WE also buy discharged soldiers CLAIMS
STERNEMAN 4 SHEPARD.
0cl. 63-ly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-22

Ca Hope is the dream of a waking
man, fruition thai of sleeping one.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-22

RJIf the bills before Congress are
moi couorerfeit, why should there be
such difficult in passing them?
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-22

ES-A woman's tears soften a mans
heart; her batteries his head.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-22

cg- An army, like, stagusteS by rect,
A"0SNepl ir0sh by motion
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-22

AEfhs ToroblOlC. W. Globe says
that there 10 al sesent' A'laIge number
Of Young psp 10 tn city. who hive
,soqgtt roiSgO here aftSs bayipg sviudled
The / netiesn GovernnSlt out Of seve.
N6undrsd dollars each 10y dumping
Ne bounty" some Of them, Il is said
hfre enlisted several times, and aIIer
Ttaning the country have deserted, thus
making some two or three thousand dol
lam With which ill-gotlen money they
live fast lives olong as irlSsts. There
are 30 many Of these fellows in the city
az that every one notices them,
z WEaLra OF NEw York, ,rla aa,
'essmentof New York Tor 1864, gives
s4lo.77l,435 Of realty, and $780,
sos fpersonalty being an increase in
tho former Of SO, 7O8, 400 and OF $751;.
95S S44 Of the latter. The aggregate is
1854. 6Oi. $40. or $40, 54O,3o7m more than
last year The proportion is fully 81
giving sGSd to each person, or
$500 10 each family. At ante war
rate Of increase there should be about
s,oOo,o 900 of wealth over that of last
,aar -one.ffrh Of the actual assessment.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-22

RaY AkmslI town is place wbessI
there are many tongues to talk aid opt
few heads to think. PIN /
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-08-17

A JOKE ON TuE CoLoNEL--An army COR
respondent of the Athens Messenger tells
Of rather rough joke played by some of
the boys" upon their Colonel, who is n
rigid disciplinariau, and especially severe
on all loragers, whose ill-gotten supplies it
is his custom to coniiscate. A party who
had in this way lost fine fat mutton, and
suffered the penalty Of the guard house be-
sides, determined TO "get oven with tho
Colonel Capturing large bull dog few
days later, they dressed it carefully, and
marching in with it slung it across their
shoulders right past the CoIonels quarters,
they were again arrested aud their prize, OF
course, was confscated, Tho Colonel is a
lover of good mutton, and since there was
nothing else to DO done with the one provi'
dentially brought to his door, he had il
served up for his mess at supper. The
joke presently came out, and tho boys
were released with severe reprimaud,
To make tho Colonel himself savage as a
bulldog, ono noed now only to ask him il
he likes mutton.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-08-17
uncoudItIonal Union convention.

The Unconditional Union men OF WOOD
County who support the Baltimore nom
;nees and the nominees Of tho State Conven-
tion held at Columbus on tho 25th day OF
May, 1864, are requested to meet IN cohVch'
Sion Mt Portage in said county, on
SATURDAY SEPT, 3d, 1864
alto o'clock a. m. of tho aforesaid day for the
nurposc Of nominating county officers to be
supported at the coming state election ana
for such other purposes as may come before
tho convention.
Distinguished speakers have been invited
and will address the people OF the cohVen'
tion ON tho same day. A full attendance Is
earnestly requested,
By order of tho Executive Committee.
J. II. RUDOLPH, Chairman
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-08-17
LETTER FROM THE lilth 0. M c.
ANSArotis JuScrloN, Mn !
wadns sdav August 10, 1864.

Wednesday August 10, 1864.
Ed. JOURNAL, Notwithstanding the fact 'ha'
for nearly two weeks past-aeeording to tue pa
pers-a large robel force has beon daily "adVaneA
ing"and retreatiug," Un the upper Potomac, IN
MARYLAND and Pennsylvania, yet the situation oil
Company f, remains unchanged and aside trom
the usual routine of duties, nothing of Importance
has lately occurred here. However, it is doubt
less now proper 10 mention the fact that an sim
portant movement by the company, ~ forye
a contemplated, aud it Is hoped that We shau
have the cooperation of the other companies OF
this regiment, which composed the old Gath Bat
tallon o. n. @. Without exceeding the bounds OF
military proprietv may state that their move
ment is nothing less than "raid," on Wood
county and unless the "exegenees of the SER
vice should require delay, the aforesaid "move-
meut" will probably be inaugurated about the 10Th
inst, How soon thereafter the 'invadng force"
may be exree.cd to appear within the limits OF
"old Wood, )" am " not at liberty to state"
In short, the " one hundred days OF the l4Ath
O. @. will expire with the 18th inst; but wheih-
sr we shall be relieved from duty hero before, or
precisely at that time it is not now possible TO
state. tits probable, however, in consideration
Of the forthcoming draft, that we shall be returned
10 Ohio as soon as possible after the expiration of
our term Of service,
have before mentioned the faot that when this
Hgiment left Fort MeIIenry the 18th of May
last, we were compelled to part with Lieutenant
Colonel Miller, who had been detailed by General
Morris, 10 act as Provost Marshal, Of that Post.
Although Colonel Miller made repeated ef1rls 70
be released from that service that he might reioin
his regiment, Il was not until Saturday last that
his request was granted, aud he was relieved from
performing tho onerous duties Of Provost Marshal
At the Fost. lie arridea here Sunday evening
last, and left following morning for Washington
returned here Monday evening and Tuesday morn
ing leh 10 reiOin the regiment supposed 10 be
somewhere In the vicinity Of harper's Ferry.
Some days since was iatormed that rnmor
had somehow reached Pemysburg, TO the effect tha
Colonsl Niller had been detached nun the rcgi-
rnent and was Femalaing AZ Fen MelIenry Of A6
Ss0a request. such ruInOr concerning any oihee
implies Ut least that lac has willtuly abandoned
his command, ana prefers to shirk rather THAI
shArs whatever dangers aud hardships 1t may en-
counter in the field. Il is unnecessary for me &
add that such an imputation concerning COlone
Miller is wholly unfounded aud anjusti aud II sui
srumor has prevailed thsEs, l am inclined 4
hslieve that Il originated in thoughtless remark
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-08-17
\ Single Box of Rrnndroth,s puls

A Single Box of Brandroth's Pills
contains more vegetable extractiee matter than
twenty boxes Of any pills in ,ae world besides;
fifty five hundred physicians use thom in their
practice to the exclusion ofother purgatives. The
first letter OF their value is yet scarcely approeiat
cd. When they are better known sudden death
and continued sickness viii be Of the past. Let
those who know them speak right ON in their
favor, ltis a dUiy which will save life.
u9r race ere suoiec; TO redundancy Of vitiat-
ed bile al this season. and ID is as dapgerons as 4.
l. prevalent; but krandreh's Pills afford an nval-
uabe and efficient protection. BY their occasional
use We prevent the collection OF those Impurities
which, when IA su.dcieat quantities, cause SO
cure liver complaint, dyspepsia loss 0f appetite.
patn IN the head, heorl-durn, paiu In the breast.
hane, sudden Nininess and eostvencss. Sold 1 '
all respectable dealersn iul1dielues
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-08-17

When one ofthese long feared peace Dom
Ocrats begins to tell you about the nooes-
sity of the success Of his party in order
that the country may be saved from ruin,
just tell him to look at tho shattered con-
dition Of his party, and ask him if he thinks
set of mon who can't manage political
organization any better than tho Democrat
ic party Of to-day is managed, are fit to
take charge of this Government at the pre-
sont crisis of affairs Ii ho thinks they
are, make application at once to have him
sent to the Lunado Asylum. twill prove
a clear case of insanity,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-08-17

rather than deliberate intention 10 do him 80
great an injustice. II ! am correctly informed,
officers are not detailed for Provost Narshals and
for other similar sorvise, by Ger rcquest and
an officer making such request, would-unless
IN special cases be fully as likely to be placed
uudcrnncs as 70 receive tho appointmont per
haps more 20 This fact at once dsposos Of any
rumor that Colonel Miller sought the appointments
and his efforts 70 obtain release from that Office
manifest his desire TO share whatever fortunes
might befal the mon who left home undcrhis com
mand Under the circumstances, his detention at
the Fort for so long time after the departure Of
his regiment, can only be regarded as an ocknowl-
elgcment by the commanding General that the du-
ties Of the Office were faithfully aud satisfactorily
performed.