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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-02

hKfpor AKTxxs. CHlKr REcEufrNe OryEcEj
Fos rHk 7rH CONGRESSIONAL DsraicT.}
No. 1. FARRIsoros's Block
| have bses appointed. by the Governor os
abe State. ''chief Recruiting Officer" Tor
fhIs Congressional DisssEes, sod viii assume.
at once. taa general management Of recruis-
ing 10 the sth Congressional District.
Individuals desiring authority to recruit,
will report themselves Immediately At thesxs
headquarters. ] win visit each county IN
the Distsiot. at the earliest prscsicabls mo-
ment In the meantime I can upon sil coed
and true men to use every effort TO eDcour-
age volunteering. 50 that this Distric, may
nIl its quota without Q resort TO the draft
r. N. HUDSON.
Chist Rscruitilg 0Ehees for the 9Th Con-
gressional Destrict. dswlt
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-02

No p.rEl To-nsszew.-Pnuser Of
course viii celebrate the New Year to-day,
and ~ = consequences We shall follow The
usual custom and suspend issue to-uorrcw
morning. The telegraph Office viii be closes,
thus putting an embargo on news.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-02
~ ss.rI, All the Ws.,eru d.I,y paper.

q Nearly al The Wesssrn daily pspsrs
will rsire their subscription price to twenty
FIVE cents per week from lAis date. Our
large list OF subscribers and excellent sd-
versising patronage will enabls as to furnish
The ExrREs at he present rates. anless the
paper manufacturers make another advance.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-02

~ The ladies of The Catholic Church are
preparing Festival. which will take place
at Dowling's Hall. Wednesday evening ners
IL will no doubt be or the same gorgeous
scale which usually attend the festivals ID
this Church. See notice ia snothes column
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-02

To Let.-Four rooms to let At the north
east corner of Third and Poplar Streets, one
square south OF the BuntIn House. to a fami-
" that has no children. References requir-
ed. CHAS. ii. SMITH.
dec30 Id
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-02

Good NeWs To An.-Skesmsna sue
cess unsurpassed in the southland Prices
success unsurpassed IN producing the inject
toned and most delicate shaded Photo
graphs 10 the city. Give him a call at Pho
sogrAph Car. corner Of Main and 9th
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-02

gE- The Board OF Directors o. the Ierre
Hsute L Richmond Railroad Company have
declared semi annual dividend. payable Oh
and after January Stb, 1865. dec30di0t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-02

~ Canned Tomatoes, Peaches. Pinesr
plies, pluus. Strawberries, Corr AID Cher
ries. for sale at Geo. Z. Weaver. (Tuttle's
old stand dec29dtf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-02

= Wosa eares ps~s sse uasDd. .nd
rs.as rsek ne sods. nsa ell have sons-
tAsnE . rsliess the one ana soosse he cstsr.
, sAkss sizl az better shsn so< q Hold
ll1rsss f.s No ; EavssA eissrs. 70 be
Soznd ., Bsrris Drug Store.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-02

~ Eri.ageg & Bsorher aunounce clos
ing out sale Of Winter Clothing 81 lee than
New York prices. BasgaiBsl Bsrgainsl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-02

The Large Indians have arrived.
The great chisfs "Red Jsekss and wshoo"
may os seeuM the Drug House Of Dur
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-02

= lafnce yaoas-oi sxeellenL canAlity
eau be found. at ell times. at \. W. VIII
Hans', under Odd Fellows Hall. ldecl6tf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Aliens Lung Bslsam has proved itself to
% he greatest hsdiesI E<msdy fer healing ne
Lunss-rurifyfns tie Blood and restoring the toss
81 tEs Liver II sxeit~s tie phiegm which is rais-
81 rem the Lanss, thereby. the Couch. Pains, OPP
prss.ioa. Might s~s.ts aud Dineusy - breathing
al tAs sbeve fymptens sin BE eursd. ana the
ssoe sgslsm assia restored 70 health.
Yer sale ~ J. =. csainghsn, <lso. ~ TIE
Dealers IN Family Medicine gsasrsliy
es<zs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-02
DR.. Marshall's
CATARRH SNUFF


TAis snsn IA. thoroughly proved iuslf To be the
bo<f article amos for eurfng the cstarrh, Cold IN
tbs Head and Headache. II has be en- found sn ex
p<ss hst been removed By H. ard hearing hss orsen
been greatly improved BY ia use.
tie frsxr ant and agreeable, Anf
6IvBs IMMEDIATE RELIKr
% the dali heavy pains caused BY diseases OF the
Head Tethe sensations = + dag n are delight
ful and invisorstng. II - aud parg.s cut all
Distractions. strengthen r RIsnds. and gises a
healthy action TO the psus fscted.
MORE THAN Tui TT WARS
OF sale and pss u DR.. hsrahail csiarrh and hsad-
sehs snuf. has proved - great vslne for all tie
eommsn disease = = e hesf. sna 81 this moment
II stsrds hishes th-n " bsf,re.
IL rcconmsnas5 nsny u the pest p physicians
and Il Used vita 81 -socess and satisfaction
cry sksrs
READ rnk cRsrfFIcATx or wHoLKsALE
DRUGGISTS IN 1884.
Theuntsrsfgned. having for many pears been sc-
qoaintsd with DR.. hsrshalis CatArfh and Headache
nHra ard sol Il IA orr wholesale trade. cheerfnlly
<tste. that 90 b-iisvet 70 De equal. IN every
pzSt. 20 the Recommendations given Of u 10 deoi-
fetly the best article ever knswn Cor all common
diseases Of the assd.
Barr Perry Boston Barnes Psrs n. !
Red Austin a ca n n. sands. :.
brswn. lsms-a "a. - stephen Paul n Co :.
Resd. Cusler A Go. Israel Minor 60
Sch Fowis 4" Ackessoa Robbins =
WILKES. Fair bank CO. L seos'iie 4 Co .
Hsnshs~. Ednand- a CO Mwsrd. Close q % q
a Hay. for land No. Bash A Gale q
Fer sale ~ all Dru<xists rRY n.
decl5twiysilW
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-02

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.
The duties OF the School will. bs resumed
on Thursday, Jan. 9th, 1865.
Pupctusl attendance Is required.
GEO. HERBERT.
kdsc2edlv Master OF the Hall =
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-02

~ Pumpkin Butter at G. |. Ripley's Is
fas thing for Christmas pies.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-02

The Catholic Festival comes OF
% next wednesday evening. lib lest. az
Dovliug's Hall The ladies Of the ecnere-
gasioI have spared 10 labor Of sapense IL
getting tup II Il to be opened, Ne unaes-
stand. By vocal and instrumental muse
By paaspbsrs OF The choir of he Cattohe
Church, TO be followed by tabfeAn Of The
Unioa As I. wss snd a. Il is" l22d
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-02

Aarea sAnd Hur sseyed the hands OF
Moses tha, lsrsei might prevail against the
Philistines. But Aaron and Joseph stay the
sppeiites OF the customers at No II National
Bloch. dc24dtf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-02

A New Years Bau Win be given
at Csrr's Hall. to~night, under the directios
Of Professor Tout. assisted by an excslleft
corps Of Managers = splendid sappes VII
Be nozs Of lhslssss ia. actions. ts
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-02

ma. Hat Uas Hail. kaekssf
Bsck fae Llfxie Folks. Conic<l Pssn for.
Llss:s Eesk4x - 80 tslAs SO I'VE
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-02

valuable Real Estate for sale.
The soslo-ing zoe. are yes us-esd 70 spen-
cess Subdivision, which Aes north Of Terre
Hssts. on the L2fayett Road. and the. Fort
Road, geonunosfo1 of ssvesfh Suset)-
These desirable lots oil be sold very iow.
ADD Ten years time given for payment. IL de-
sired. 7As f5fls indispsfstlc
Lot No. (Fost Road ~ acres-
: (L2isy~sts toad
~ lfors Road IL
:. AZ tue&r Barbour gr'vell2x {"
49, . - tLAf-y>sse Rod
= - .s -
The balance .: he quarter secsion, to-
I'll sixseen lofs. have been purchased By
the moss desirable neighoors. Call snd zee
then- HOSfOED 4 BROWN,
Dee H.tjssl '65 R>Al E~e.ke ASfs
4.
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Road
.ss cHAs6R OF TINE -
On and Aspr NeodAy Dec. I2ts the time
Of tbs Eosd yin be changed a. follows
kxsrRsx LEAvKs-
Nal 1;l2 A .. Erp AS. ?, n Erp. rs a. =
wksrwAao AazI-Es- 49,
xsa III q A n FL. 3s<5r<n. Ex-lsso<. n
Tsrrs Hasts. Dec. ?. 6ssgw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-02
Juvenile Department,
\ List toe large to Emu
maerate,
BUT HERE ARE SOME

mnerate,
BUT HERE ARE SOME
Fer further particulars enquire At lui.
Tn. Hero Boy ssias life Of a,.s,;
The Pioneer Boz. Our President
The Ferry Hay =. Il. ChAfs.
The Tanner Boy.
The Drummer boy.
The soldiw boy.
The Farmer BOY.
Youths History.
Tie Lite Boat.
The Tiger Pr nee
The Clsn Climbers. !
Adventure Of Gilbert GoNseAi.
Balloon T-vsllns IN Europe
P.tsr rarisy's osn Story. -
Uoels Nat. bv Alfred olifeilow.
Busy Hands aud Patient Hearts.
oeaarsa'. Sayings and - On q ssse.
The Miuen Series.
rA. Night Cap Series,
The Popxan Sesisr.
Mssnte aud her fsl<
TIE R.ssy Day Series.
The Leslse Stories
The Florence stories.
Arsfn.s Home Series
TIE Glen Norris Stesies.
The Llstls.frudv Stories
The wlas.s Rssasnx Lisr@r.
The lsood Child's Library
TIE fsshvs Bright Hofe sefss-.
TIE Perez Fsnil, Series
The Hspp, cnliis LsbsAry snd ho"sst'
Popular rsles.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-02

AAsOsIc NoTIck A Spscisl COMMUNE
cation OF Terre Il auto Lodge No. ~, OF r.
and a. Assoos viii be held this Monday
evening January 2. 1855. at O'Clock, Tor
vork in he fArd Desss an Masons in
good standing are cordially invited 70 attend.
.i.f Ry order Of
L. 4 SMITH. ". NJ.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-02
~ The city school. esu.nsa opera
tons tomorrow. after a weeks holiday.

tB- The City Council meets in rscisr
sessiou o-fnoErow night.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-02

Poetry OF ne Words,
$50 Poetry Of the Fields.
Poems OF Imagination aud Fancy.
Poems OF Nature and Sentiment,
foems Of the Intellect and The Affections,
PieAsnre Of Memory.
Moos's Irish Melodies,
sabbath Bell.
Peeticai Wosks Of Thompsoe aud Gray,
rosticsl Wortso Of Charles Lamb.
Moore's Irish Melodies
" orks Of Charles Dickens.
Gl:is Of Affection. Fri endshp and Memory.
&c
Aiso. Edgar A. Poe's Works,
Irvinss Works.
coopeF's Lssssss Stocking Tales and The
Waverly Novels.
hs Blue aud Gold Series OF Poets aud the
choice New works Of the Day.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-02

David g % AN AL D s Ne
As Removed ne ofios from NcKsen 4
IIDsmlng's BsBk. = ths soon over L.
Ler9as's Store, entrance hess door Es-f 81
The buckye Store. where Al claims pertain.
iLR .
Pensions, BountT Honcy, or Arrssrs
ofFaF,
vill BE- promptly attended ., a. reasonable
rate.
sEBssssy ior "~oana 10 battle nov
cs.ieete1
~ Pay fof wives OF mothers, whose hus-
bands o. sou i q Prisoner Of War promptly
Obtained go
s-call Al soy hour. dec28dd
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TELsGSAPHIC NEWS,
Last Nights Dispatches


EXCLUSIVELY 10 Tst wsslss tnssss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-02

EKw YoRk, Dec. 3I.-No session of tho
Board will De held to-day.
The New Year, Festival will be kept a.
close holiday Monday, aud the Stock Ex-
change will bs closed. the other financial
institutions will a loo suspend buslness
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dec30 I'D
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-15
The Georgia Sic Conrentinn.

We are pleased 20 see that the advice
given before the election t. the people of
our State, BY the press generally, to-wit
"send your best men 70 the Convention >,
has--so far as the returns of the eleetio,
reached as authorize us 10 determine
been disregarded. Referring to the list ~
delegates elected which appear in our ma
per 70 day, with but rare, If any exceptions
patriotic and wise men have been elected
who will, We predict, 60 10 work in earnest.
when the Convention Assem- bles. To reeto-e
Georgia TO her former position as one Of the
States OF the American Republic. In The
list, too, We recognize some of Georgis'-
ablest men, as well as statesmen. iurisIs of
acknowledged sbinty, intelligent planters
aud farmers, merchants, and others en-
gagged in mechanical business and pursuits
ali having the esteem ana respect, as well
Of the people Of the counties which thew
represent, as Of the State at large. To his
we may add, and we do SO with pleasure
that ace knol0 Of no one among all The dele
gates elected who does not sustain Pre.j-
dent Johnson's plan Of Southern restoration.
If there be amy who do not, they will CON
stitute 50 very small minority Of the body
as 70 be pOwerless in it.
We eongraiu'at the people Of our State
up the wisdom they have DISPLAYED in
their recent action at the polls. The Con-
vention viii compare favorably with that of
any other Of the Southern States, regarded
in whatever light it may be. 1t is lacking
IN none Of the requisites that constitute able
and patriotic assemblies, and we doubt not
that twill come up fully in its action to the
requirements and expectations Of the peo-
pie whom it viii represent.
We will also add what the Columbus En-
quirer says Of the election in the following
paragraph, and which we endorse, that
sit is anotew0rthy fact that in most cases
men eonspieu0usy or obstiuatelv Identified
with either the original secession " precipi-
tation," or with the latter ercIusiuc loyal
organizations, were either set aside by the
county meetings or defeated by the people
at the polls. Men have been chosen who
thoroughly sympathize with the great body
Of the people Of the State in Their present
condition, but who at the same time fully
accept the conditions Of restoration that
have been required, and viii scrupulously
adhere 70 them-abating not a jot Of what
the Southern people have agreed 70 do by
subscribing the amnesty oath, but Welding
TO rsdicalism nothing Of the still reserved
rights Of the State OF the people. "-Atianta
Iafeiiigo5ecr.
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The New Planet and rts Diseoverer.

Prom the Detroit Tribune, 10th
Professor James c.. Watson, Director Of the
Dstriot Observatory a. Ann Arbor, auudun-
ces the discovery by himself on Monday
evening Of a new planet. Its nstroaomical
location is given IS follows Right ascan-
sion, IA degrees 10 minutes dechuation 9
degrees north. IL Is a small star, its maani-
tude being only nine and one-hslf This ia
the second discovery Of this character that
Professor Watson hes made since bis ascen-
sion 70 the Directorship Of the Observatory
He was appointed successor 10 Professor
Brunnow on August 18th, 1868, and on Sep
tember l4th be discovered planet in the
constellation Piscis, never before reccrnized
By nor known 70 any astronomer OF either
hemisphere. Subsequent observations fully
established the planetary character Of The
new star, and the discovery was immedi-
ately announced BY the American press and
through the European astronomical journals.
Observations ct both Washington and Al
bsny, and also ct the Rayal Observatory Of
Leipsie, confirmed the discovery, and the
new Planet was named Euryn0mo. It b.
situated between Mars and Jupiter Its
main distance from the sun Is 1913 600 900
miles, and its year contains 1897 of cur
days.
Concerning his last discovery none Of
these minor computations have vet been
made, or % least their result has not been
announced. We await a communication
from Professor Watson on the subject with
much Interest, In astronomical circles, the
Detroit Observatory occupies a fret rank,
being eihleultt0 surpsss 10 either the extent
Of work performed, or the valae Of its con
uibutious % scientific knoalcdee In rs
peculiar department., Professor Hatsou' q
industry Is proverhial, aud his labors thus
far have earned handsome reward. The
Observatory Is the chief pride OF our Uni
versity, and u this respect it surpasses a.
most every rival institution Of learning upon
this continent. The citizens Of Detroit. 10
whose hberality is erection Is due, NAV
Justly feel a pride In the character Of their
donation, and the important results secured
thereby.
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A SUGGEsToE.-Wh hen, three years $50.
the English cotton growers began % fear q
dearth IN the future supplies Of cotton, they
organized The Manchester Cation rrowefs'
Association 70 was q voluntary associa-
ton, but raised large sums Of money from iia
members and from manufacturers generally,
snd With this money it organised q vnst
system Tor the Procurement Of cotton from
ali the cottc= growing countries Of the globe.
II sent agents everywhere 70 stimulate che
growth ci the 7taple, and furnished pa
0hInery, assistance aad Sometimes capltal
and labor, 10 planters in lndia5 Egypi,
Turkey. China aud other counirisa. lt met
with such remarkable success that last year
the supply was nearly equal % the demand.
though prices were high
Now We would suggest the formc fioa 81 an
ASSOCIATION Of Somewhat siinilar character
in this couutry. The cotton mnrufsafars-
q New England and tbs Eastern sistss gsn-
orally are eeriainiy as much iutsre.tsl ii
TIE rQatter a. were cotton growers Of Enc
land We ere Threatened with 9 vtrv sborf
supply 81 cotton next year and fsr ve,rs Il
coIle- Much could - done IN. es6naef 81.
eith he piauters q ihs souih e i1Irrssrs
the growth Aud The question Is one al
such importance that we are astoaisbed
some aetioR hssugt already been tsl,en uuon.
The matter. There q nar % tme ~ Il.
iost.-N. 7, T7Dss.
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The unkindest cut 81 al g Jalnes Ruehau-
en-, who served the souihe1a traitors with I
ierYility unsurpassed ~ the histesF Of the
country, is gwen 10 the late letter % Hon.
Kenneth Rayner % Or. william Elder, d
Washington hayre- pu.s his deliberate
opinion on record thus
81 must cay that ! ssgnFd james Burhanan
e. more respans-sie 3, The disasters ard
horrazs o. The laaf four years, than any man
In the nation. The people Of the 6cll1 had
very kindly iselinEs Cor him. lr mcti y
vss more popular with the ultra men g
the 59uih, On account cf - convince
st The Kansas outrage. his doEnae about
having 10 power 60 coerce State etc.f tnan
be was With the tniou men = reilen-
sfralcs from him. warning, definition
that he usaa.f maintain ne authority Of the
Government and ses t1at tbs isus gerr en-
e--li.f-this. coming rem q irierd. Nuuli
bsv. f8Gur.f the secessiqu.sfs 81 pause and
coas'de-. AZ least; Is Eo9ld have aroused
81 given eosidgncs p the lnlon cement
~ 80 esuth. u would, en- my eu.ri-f
hrvs avsrtsd The condicl. Bat De ttood
stil and did noisiag.
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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

AYERS a HUNT-Manuhcturer Of al the
Nl Latest STYLES Of First Glass Carriages and
BuFqes, Express Wagons and cArryalls, Y North
MarEet street
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have noticed an advertisements In Che
different city papers headed, Second An
nual issue of the Nashville CIV Directory"
This Is done In instead she business men Of
the city, and give the impression that the
party had either bought cut my interest in
The Directory, or o. make them believe that
I would not get out a Directory for 1866.
They tried 10 get the use of my name Cor
the Directory, bus this Z refused neither
would I agree 90 engage them on the Difec-
tory, WhIeh / propose getting up In the
Spring of 1866. This wa done on account
Of their incapability 81 managing a work
of the kind, a. well as other busiuess iu
which We were formerly connected besides.
the party who a getting up the Directory b.
not a resident Of Nashville, and therefore
would nut take the same interest Ia the
mater a. a citizen Of the city would
write this IN justice 10 thepubhc as we'll
e. myself
hespeetfallyy r.. n. SrHctaras.
Publisher Nashville Directory.
oci4-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-15


Owl disposed and seditious persons. -
according to the proclamation Of Governor
Borsman, in Jefferson county, are engaged
in endeayoring 70 persuade The people Of
that county to hold an election there fer a
Member Of Congress, and for a Senator and
Delegates 20 the General Assembly Of Viz
GINA. This, the Governor declares TO be an
attempt TO set up in that county a Rovernt
ment and jurisdiction different from thar Of
the State Of West Virginia an attempt, the
Governor declares, not approved or even
eountenanced BY the Executive Of virginia,
Governor Pierpontl. but in direct OPPOSE
ton 10 his advice, and iu defiance Of consti-
tuted authority. II there is really sny
doubt as to whether Jefferson county is
legally or constituhonally q part OF West
Virginia, there are peaceful and orderly
modes Of determining it. The policy, how
ever, Of attempting % take the county ont
Of the jurisdiction Of West Virginia by de-
fiance Of its lawsand authority IS calculated
70 disturb the peace aud good order Of so
ciety, and is headed, as Governor Foreman
believes, BY those who len their BONES and
went south % engage IN TIE rebellion
against the Government. Pardoneo, and
allowed 10 return home BY a benignant
Government, IN place Of behaving them
selves, they are using Their energies and
influences 10 disturb, distract and produce
discomfort among the people In view Of
these facts, Governor Borsman issues his
proclamation, coneluding as ielloWss
ssIn order, thersiore, that the proper au-
thoritv NAV BE- maintained and the peace Of
the community preserved, ], Arthur I.
Boremsn, Governor s. aforesaid, do by this,
nv reclamation, counsel, advise and warn
the people Of jefferson county, and all
Others. srainst any further res stance or oP-
position a. az vioiation Of, the Constitution
and laws 81 West Virginia. and especially
sgainst any attempt b held an eieesiou
under the assumed authority 81 the state
IL Virrinis, or any suthority other than
that OF West Virginia and make known
that if such attempt Is persisted IN, the
parties engaged therein VIII BE- arrested aud
brought 10 panishment. And I hereby d.
rect an civil officers IN said county 70 arrest
and bring 70 Justice every person who at
tem1ts 10 hold an electlcu, or engages IN
holding an election in said county, Under
the assumed suihority Of DE State q Viz
Rinis. o. aoy auth9ritT atlsr than that
Of the state a Vest Virginia and the nils
itary authorities Of tie pnItea States In the
District 81 West Nirg ula, are called on and
reQueffsa 10 issre such orters and use such
force a. nav Be deemed necessary % prevent
such election teing held = attempted, 70
sid ne civil auihoriue5 b arFestiug the
parties engaged thercin and Ia bringing
then % iuslice'