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The Democrat tic Generals.

l1G oC01OS3 e@ eAS SSA~S~S ~N~'
Among the most pitiable OF all the
specimens of party spite of the present
Congress is the proposed mastering out
from service of Generals HANCOCK and
ROUSSEAU. General HANCOCK is one OF
the most brilliant officers of the Federal
army. His great offence is his respect for
civil authority in Government where the
freedom of the people is fundamentally
based upon the superiority of the civil
over the military authority. General
ROUSSEAU, gallant and faithful officer and
able statesman, offends, being a Democrat
He has done nothing save to cane Radi-
cal BLACKBOARD and express his disapproba-
ton of SHERIDAN's tyranny in Louisiana
lie has been for many months away on the
Pacific, aRd is in command in Alaska. A
contemporary suggests that possibly the
Radicals desire to evict him because
alas he is not in favor of comforting the
right of suffrage upon the little, stumpy
inhabitants Of Alaska!
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The ReYOlu

The political revolutionary proceeding:
at W ashington have hitherto been blood
less but there is quite enough of violent
and rancorous impulses there to burst Out
into bloody collisions at any time. The
proceedings tend to convulsion. 1t may
be free from blood; but it must have the
nature of CONFUSION. Things have gone
too far to stop short of such denoument
Every day brings its excitement, and SO il
will probably 60 on until the grand conclu-
sion wrought by combination of the
worst passions and most corrupt practices
that ever cursed nation.
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Epecduz Notices.

sB- VIM. b. IsAACs Co., BANKERS,
ooasss OF MAIN AID FouRrzss1H srsnRrs'
R7cHHorD. dealers in COLE, BONDS. STOCKS.
B6nK HoTEs, COMMERCIAL PAPER, and NE
aoTTATE LoAEs. u
BILLS OF EXcHANGE drawn atrsight OF on
time, In su.ns tc sui. purchasers, on most reisgs
houses in ENGLAND, IRELAND. SooTLAEp'
FRANCE, GERMANY, SWITZERLAND, BKL'
GUM, HOLLAND, SWEDEN, and NORWAY.
J DEPOSITS received subject to check at sight, o.
CERTIFICATES issued for Same.
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points ~
ina United States, Canadas, and Europe.
REVENUE STAMPS sold at liberal discount.
de 2s-3m
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OFFICE VIRGINIA CEsrR Al RAILROAD Coyfl
RICHMOND, JANUARY /, lsss'}
rHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Raj

THESAPEAkE AND OHIO RAIL
" RoAD-LAND RECEITED IN PAYMENT 0p
SUBSCRIPTIONS OF STOCK. The fifteenth ser &c.
for the completion Of line or lines Of ra,,oe5
from the waters Of the Chesapeake to ths M
river" authorizes the Virginia Central PaiIro.11
Company to contract with the Covington and Ohio
the railroad from Covington to the Ohio rirs,.
and In the event such Aeontract be made, tsbali
thereafter be known as the Chesapeake and Ohio
rights and privileges conferred on the Chsss
and Ohio Railroad Company by This act
The ninth section OF the above. mentioned Ar,
gives to the CHEESE peake and Ohio tailrnad Gem
pany the right to receive lsnd In payment Of ,uo.
On tbs sOth day Of November ul,imo the viz.
ginia Central Railroad ompsny entered into
contract to construct the Covngton and ohio RAN
road npon condition that $3.50. oco OF stock waa
NOW, therefore, tb is is to give notice ths. lam
authorized by the Board Of Directors 10 receive
SUBSCRIPTIONS OF STOCK PAYABLE IN
the same preferred, with eight per cent. dtv-
dend, soon as the road Is completed to the ,hlo
river.
will receive application for subscription 10
psake and ohio railroad, payable in lands, along
the line Of ANY of the railroads IN ViTginis
Parties who propose to subscribe land will be
expected, in every case, to furnish at their own
that the title is good the price to be agreed upon
with al agent Of the company, not exceeding tha
asssssed value OF 1850.
The ultimate value Of the stock OF the Chess.
peake and Ohio Railroad Company may be est.
mated from the receipts Of the northern lines.
Last year the receipts of the Pennsylvania Ten.
trail, 4s6 miles, were $40, $50 $50 the New York
Central, 4sa mileS, s'4,SsS.7ss. ? voxr.rvy
President Virginia Central Railroad Company.
la Aim
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MARYLAND SENATOR.-The first days
ballot for senator resulted in no election.
Governor SWAMI received Al votes, Hon.
WILLIAM T. HAMILTON q, and ex-Gover-
nor PRATT II. REyERDY JOHNSON only got
one. The election was postponed until
yesterday. The telegram may announce
the result in this mornings Dispatch.
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We are informed that the statement of
the Fredericksburg Ledger that the Dis
trict Court Of Appeals had decided the
question of the constitutionality of Co.
vernon PErRPo1NT's incumbency of the
gubernatorial Office is not true.
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AMERICA AGAINST ENGLAND
AMERICAN COMPANY TOILET SOAPS
HONEY, GLYGERINE, BOUQUET, AND
PALM.-Thess popular soaps are made from the
choicest materials, very richly perfumsd, war
ranted not only equal but superior to the English,
and fifty per cent cheaper. They are superseding
alI foreign toilet soaps in this market, as tits well
known that since their introduction the demand
for the latter has fallen off fully one-han. Manu-
featured only by
McKEONB, VAN HAGEN CO.,
80 sorrh Front street, Philadelphia; so Barclay
street, New York no 3o-eoW6m
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THE New BISHOP OF GEeRGIA.-We are
gratified TO be able, at last, to state that
Rev. DR.. Beckwith has accepted the
bishopric of the diocese of Georgia, and
will probably be consecrsted early in the
spring.-ARanta Era.
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PREsIDENT-MAKING.- THAD. STEVENS
says that the new reconstruction bill is
intended to make President of the Uni
ted States-viz., GRANT.
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@ BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-This
snIandid HAIR DYE is the best In the world !;
the only true and perfect dye; harmless, relisoie
instantaneous no Disappointment; no ridiculous
tints remedies the i'll effects of bsd dyes IN,
yigoratss and leaves the hair soft and beantifai
black or 6ro1o1 Sold by all druggists and per-
tuners, and properly applied at Bachelor WIG
Factory, No. 10 Bond street, New York.
la H-eod
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GENERAL GRANT AND THE PRESIDENT
A statement from the National Inteligencel
as to the promises made by General GRANT
to the President places the General in an
awkward position.
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DIED.,

On the Ath instant, at half past O'Clock P. M,
DAISY, infant daughter OF James G. and Fannie
Johnson. aged nine months and fourteen days.
Her Iunsrai will take place from the residence.
OF her father THIS tThursdsy) MORNING at IL
o'clock. The friends and acquafntsncas OF the
further notice.
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Meetdssai }.

n o11 aTNUAL MEET ING OF TIE 81
stoetb oIdsrs Of The yt ~ h hSia :. te once Of
sURAnCE g yon MoMDsY NE-xr Goth January
tbs sompnnt WILLIAM Il. CHRlsILA.N,
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HDeCiOL Notices.

e~TsW-PAYERS, TAKE H0TlCE.-Par-
,,es who have not paid their State taxes Tor
1887 ara hereby notified to call at the Sheriff 8
az. M 1l1A Main street, two doors above the
1,ieatch office and settle their bills as longer In
an,aance cannot be given. The State is In want OF
,,ooay The taxes must be paid, and If not at
tended to at once. shall be compelled TO enforce
the pay nen' - Wv JOHN W. WRIGHT.
:. "A ar Sheriff city of Richmond.
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BE- SPECIAL HOTICE-R EN- OVAL
JOHN c.. sHAFER s. CO., Merchant Tailors, have
removed to their new building, No. 1902 Main
street corner Tenth third door above the post
ofiee) where they will continue their business IN
all Its branches, and would respectfully iolicit
continuance OF the avors Of their patrons and the
public generally. ia Him
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LEWIS LINDSEY opposes the "hurry"
recommended by BUTLER. See his lively
speect. LINDSEY goes for time and "psr
diem.'
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DICKENS is to lecture four nights in Bal
timore-the 9th and 2Sth Of January and
the 10th and 18th of February.
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday evening. January /, 1858, at the
Price, JBTER LINDSEY 10 MISS LETITIA LEH.
NAN; both Of Richmond.
Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York papers
plaasa coDy = -
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THE REV. J. D. BLA CKWELL will
i deliver lecture In the Msth9
t d,ss ista instant at The SUBJ
Jet lecture win be Ths Of
tsrasting and suggestive. The object OF the lee
tnrs is 70 raise funds to aid in repairing the Me-
thodist churches in Warren.on and Salem IN the
Sninrsd dnring the war ar d the desolaiton OF the
region of country in which they are located mas
oe seddmmis,sditn S.FIFTY CENTS ja1s-2t*
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4o,sssse,ae nts.

5,IRaND Com Ii M EN- TAXI
& nn0 CONCERT IL 1850
Va Mn. MATT O'BE !EH
RICHMOND TaBkTRE, FRID ~ ~ JA ~ AZ ,a ~
upon W1IssIn md gentlemen aunt tsurs ana profes-
nf Richmond have voluntse red ana wiz ap
pear iD In z VOCAL AND INsTRUMENTAL
CONCERT,
rspls.e with all q Operas Pass so ana
Quartet, English, lrlsh,1 forming one ri the
se oss Attractive programmes ever offered in this
city. ., $40 hIl,a of the DIV
Tfckets. Fifty Cent?; for sale Il soossyood,
pI.Sanas. and Ballard Hotels, and DsVisa' musi-
ca d snls 10 ct one Of the pro, frammes.
6a % the The atre will be open for sale OF re-
seIVTa oe"'o jal5-a#
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Ia l4-5L SASN--N -
arTHE GREAT SELLING-OFF SALE
CoNTIE
! $4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS YET TO 81
SOLD.
LOTS OF DESIRABLE GOODS LEFT
THE BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF DRY GOODS
IN THE CITY,
. FULL ASSORTMENT OF DRESS GOODS still
on hand at such prices that any one can pro-
cure dress.
OUR ASSORTMENT OF sHAwLs
is yet unbroken.
BLANKETS Of all kinds-just the thing for cold
weather-at low prices.
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, and ell kinds of goods
for boys and mems wear, at panic prices.
GLOVES, MERINo HOSE, LAMBS WOOL HOSE,
and UNDER. GARMENTS, at prices to place
them within the reach of every ono.
CAMBRIA and DIM1TY BANDS at less than half
the cost of Importation.
WAMsUTTA, NEW YORK MILLS, and dozen
other favorits brands of COTTON at reduced
prices.
FLANNELs, TABLE CLOTHS, and NAPKINS, at
such prices that no one can have an excuse for
not using them.
FLANNELs OF ALL KINDS, among which will
be found some excellent RED--a sure preven-
tive of rheumatism.
WOoLLEN YARN so very low that you cannot
manufacture 1t at the price unless you get the
wool for nothing.
BALMORAL, BOULEVARD, and HOOP SKIRTS,
for ladies and children; just the thing for the
approaching bad weather.
Lots of other GOODS too late to enumera.e in
to- day 8 paper. Particulars will be published in
the Dispatch in a few days. In the mean while
bear in mind that
LEVY BROTHERS
always have on hand EVERYTHING usually
kept in frst-class dry goods store.
Remember, the place for bargains isat
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1547 Main street,
jaI nearly opposite the Old Market.
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HHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAJ
AHD LOTS IN RIeunnaLr~
RECEIVED IN PAYMEHT YOR STOCK III
act passed on the tst day CT March, 1867 ~ b.
yfds for the completion Of line or Iinss ~ Pro
road from the waters Of the Chesa pssks - mii
Ohio nver.u authorizes iand to be rar.to US
payment Of stock subscriptions This sct ,,s1 10
thorixes the Virginia Central Railroad Co. aa'
TO contract with the CosiDgton and ohio Eatpsny
commissioners TO instruct the road from cn.,,osd
ton to the Ohio river, and upon the co G ~
snch contract grants 10 the Central Com uoa q
the rights and privileges conferred on ths Ky AL
peaks and Ohio Railroad rornpany. 'ness.
On the 3oth day of November, ul,imo ,h.r
ginfa Central Railroad Company eptey.d w.
contract to construct the CoyiDgton and OH INTO
read upon condition that % ,5vo 900 OF staeL all.
subscribed TO the stock Of the Chesapesta was
Ohio Railroad Company .aid stock to Be- sn,,, shd
70 preferred per cent. dividend altar III insd
is completed to the Ohio river. fosa
am authorized 70 receive sabscYi ptions % -,
stock payable In lands along the line OF anv ,ai h
road In Virginia. or Ia Kicknond City iots - s NJ
prices can bs agreed on. we
Parties who propose to subscribe will \.
pscted In every case to furnish, at to cir own a'
ther eport Of some lawyer named by myssif ~,
the title is good. VI"
The intimate value OF the stock Of thu Ch
peaks and Ohio Railroad Company NAV b sA s.,
mated from the receipts OF the north r, II .su'
Last wear the receipts Of the Pennay wal, tEna
fraI ass miles. wers $is68s, 1885, Se Ma Cen
Central, 400 miles, $K. seSfss. i0fk
President Virgins Central Railroad Conpas,
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Ey CABELL g. WATKINS,
ZEAL ESTATE AGENTS and AUCTIONEERs,
1lls MAIN STREET,
inform their friends that as incidental to their
Real Estate business, but in no way to interfere
with It, they will negotiate LOANS on real estate,
collatsra.s, and commercial paper, and buy and
sell Stocks, Bonds, and Bank Notes on commits.
sion. Jao-im
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POOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
PERSONS OR CORPORATIONS

re LIVE RPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
PERSONS OR CORPORATIONS
desiring to effect
LOANS, NORTH Oh IN EUROPE,
BUILDINGS or MERCHANDISE,
will find 1t TO their interest to insure with this
company. Policies Of this company transferred to
capitalists considered by hem the best security
In case of fire.
CAPITAL, $4,000 900 IN GOLD.
Stockholders personally responsible and among
them arc some of the wsalthiest persc MS in Bng
land and the United States.
All claims paid on proof Of loss without abate-
ment for interest.
DAVENPORT & CO.,
General Agents for Virginia,
ia Tim Office over Exchange Bank
EoBKRT q. kAURY. JAAss l.. kAURY.
RoBEnrT. BROOKE.
HSs- II. II. nIAURY s. CO.,
(HsTAELIsHHD III lsss,)
BANKERS AED BROKRKs,
&c. lola ain street,
arst house bslow the post-ofdss,
RIoHnoHD, VA.
STERLING EXCHANGE, GOLD AND sJLYsE,
EANK NOTES, Stair, CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, &c.,
bought and sold On sommission.
DEPOSITS RSCEIVED and COLLECTIONS
aADK on AL ssssssibls pointa in the United
states. fsT
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The T;rgSast0 Convention
ORDERED By CONGRESS TO
TwESTY-sIxTH DAY.

FRAME A STATE CONSTITUTION
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not received.
Mr.. GIBSON confessed some surprise at
the motion made by the gentleman. He
continued his remarks against the motion.
He argued warmly and ably in favor of the
charges being referred, in justice to the
Convention and to the Chair.
After further motions, the motion re-
fusiDg to receive was adopted with ayes
and noes Ayes, 80; noes, 40.
The Convention then adjourned.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-01-16
AGENTS W MED FOE
TIE Bl-sEEaCOATS!
MD How THEY LIVED FOEGHT AN
DIED For THE UNION.

SCENES AND Inc DENTS IN THE
GREAT REBELTLON.
Comprising Narratives of Personal Adyen
ture. Thrilling Incidents Daring Ex-
plpits. Heroic Deeds. Won1 rfui IS
cap's Life, in the Camp. Field and
Hospital; Adventures of spies aud
Scouts, together with the Songs,
Ballads snecdoues. ana HUI
mornIs incidents of the war.
Sp!endifly Mastra'sd aoHA oycr 100 Fine
Portraits and Beautiful Engrasings.
There is crrta in p..rtion of the war tn f
will never go into the r gu|al hist rles, NOR
he embodied in romano, or poetry which
is very real part of it. and will. if res,
we'd. convey to succeeding generators a
better idea Of The 81 it of the c nfiict than
manv dry reports or careful narra.iv.s nt
events. and this part may be Gated the
so-si., the fun. he path"s Of the war
Ths Illus rates tn character of The lead
ers. til hrmor of the ,llier-, the devotion
of women. the trav o. men, the plucs
of our heroes the romance and hard hips of
the service.
The Valiant and Brlv. Hearted. ,he
Picture G"e nd Dramatic, the Witty and
Maive'o,is. the I, nGsr and Pathet c. and
the whole Panorama of the War are here
thrilltngIy rmfrayed in ii mast RI, manner
at one historical and romantic. rem Ierirg
it the most ami l.. unique. brilliant and
readable book that the war has called
forth
Amusement az well as instr cton NAV be
found III every Page, as graphic det H.
triliant wit, and authentic Lislsrv are
skilllul, int rwoye Ill this work of lit-ra
r art.
send fcr circu' ars ard see our terms. and
IL full ,lcscr pt'on of the work. Address
JONES BROiHER> & CO.,
, wv Cincinnati O.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-01-16
SPOT THEM.

The Democrats, in the lower
house OF the Ohio Legislature, on
last Saturday, by strict party vote.
passed a resolution revoking the rat,
ification of the Constitutional
Amendment by the Republican Leg
islature of last year Thus the vii
lannon's work gees on, and this is but
a mild sample of what the nation
would have witnessed. il Vallandig-
ham had been elected Governor in
1868. Could the real, secret senti.
ments and desires of a large part o!
the leading Democrats be reduced
into resolution, we verify believe
it would read about rs follows:
Reso7ced, That Gen U. S. Grant
and his hirelings, for overtErowing
the holy institution of American
Slavery. defeating our he. L $ first
love, the glorious Southern Confed-
eracy and insulting and hnmiliAting
our dear brother jeff Davis and his
comrades, deserves the everlasting
contempt Of the Democracy Of the
United States.
On Monday the Senate also re-
scinded the same. Again We say
SPOT THEM.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-01-16
GENERAL MEADE.

Those who feared that the illus
trious hero OF Gettysburg would
consent to become servile tool OF
Andrew Johnson, for the vile pur-
pose Of securing the success of NY
Policy" and the defeat Of the Con-
gressioaal Policy in the South, will
happily find that their suspicious
are grountlless.
On the 10Th inst, the noble war
rior was introduced to the Georgia
Convention and made q brief speech
which we read with profound graft
lication, and we know our readers
will say, as we did, after perusino
it, God bless General Meade. -
Here is the substance ofthe speech :
He said he considered it his duty
to execute the laws ofCongress as a
soldier. He could uot question the
validity Of that law, nor would he
allow it to be thwarted, or resisted.
He would protect all persons in
life, property and liberty, through
the agency Of the civil courts if it
couid,be so done, but if necessary by
the military arm. Loud applause |
Fl would see that every citizen de
signated by the law should be pro
tected in his right to vote for or
against the instrument this Conven-
ton might frame. Your duty, said
be, is plain. You are to 10. m a
Constitution. ] am to execute after
YOU have decided Loud applause !
No ordinance yon pass will have
the force ofiaw until J our Constitu
ton is ratified by the ! ,ple and
accepted by Congress. TCheers by
the rebelsl. Butt in the meantime !
will use the authority trusted in me
to give temporary vitality to all
snch Of your ordinances as may be
necessary to carry out the Recon
stru 'tion law Immense applause
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-01-16
GOVERNOR cox.

In this issue will be found the
valedictory Message of Gov. Cox.
1t is q document upon which the
people and the press have justly
poured showers OF commendation
and approval. 1t is very seldom
that a public officer is so fortunate
in giving such universal satisfaction
as Governor Cox has done.
Gov. Cox is worthy of high po
siGon, and we trust that at no dis
tant day the people of Ohio will call
him to occupy seat in the United
States Senate. He retires with the
hearty good wishes Of the people Of
the whole State.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-01-16

The Hon. Benjamin fitzpatrick
for many years a Democratic Sena
tor from Alabama, advises the peo-
;,le Of the State to vote for the new
republican constitution, and Ito 90
ID work and build themselves up
f.'pn the rain an pDye " that wild
secession and revo .ution have
made The rebels tried to gel
him to write on the. other side, but
the veteran Democrat told the
bows that he could not see it, and
therefore he be--if he would do
any such thing."-Paacdetp tphio,
Press.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-01-16
I EGAL NOTICE.

Al LEN B SILVlS. Of MassIlon. tho
county of Snrk and Stat" ofOhio. is n,.ti
II ii th; t REBECCA SiLViS did, Oh the
18th day ot December a ID. 1857. file her
petition in the office OF the Clerk of the
Court of C'nEnun Pleas. within and for
the ountr of WynnA-t and State OF Ohio
charging ,he said Allen b Siivis with
grcss neglect of utv, and asking that she
my be divorced from the said A Hen b
Silvls; which petit will sand for hear
ing at tn next term of said Court
T. f. G2ISE Ii.
Atty. for Petitioner.
necemher 10 1867 5-Gw
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-01-16
~ yours,
GEoRG.
NIajt
LATER.

As will be seen from the following
dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazotte
the General is as much in earnest
now as during the war. Reader,
just imagine, if possible, the length
Of Andy Johnson's face as lie read
the following announcement:
ATLANTA, Jim. 12.-On. Wednes-
day last Gen. Meade sent to Mil
ledgeviiie q request to Gov. Jenkins
to issue his warrant to the Treasurer
t, pay out such fund; as were nee
essart for the use Of the Convention,
Gov. Jenkins did not reply until to-
day, and then sent q long answer,
refusing to comply. His principal
points are, First, that moneys can
only be paid 1t of the Treasury
when appropriations are made by
law, and that the Conv eltion has no
authority to pass sucl, law. Second,
that Congress has provided a aspecific
mode for paying the expenses Of the
Convention. which excludes other
modes. Throughout the whole Of
Gov. Jenkins reply, he assumes to
be the rightf;il, legal and constitu,
tional Governor Of the State.
Upon receiving it, Meade immedi
ately issued an order removing him
from office, and appointing Brevet
Brig. Gen. Thomas II. Ruger Pro-
visional Governor of Georgia, and
Captain G.. L. Rockwell Provisional
Treasurer.
Gen. Ruger is Colonel Of the 33d
Infantry. He is an upright, cour-
teous, able and patriotic gentleman
He commanded q brigade in Gen
Hooker's corps in the Atlanta cam
paign; made the grand march with
Sherman: afterwartl commanded the
Department of North Carolina, and
has for some time past been in COM
mand Of the post at Atlanta.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-01-16

To foster and protect all the local
and personal interests and>rights of
the people of our great common
wealth, is the duty which they have
committed officially to our hands ;
and in the hope that under the Di
vine Providence your labors will be
sagaciously directed to that end,
welcome you to your legislative du-
ties. J. d. COX.
Governor.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-01-16
( rTcrs Of Youth.

a gentl man who suffered fol ye: r from,
N'rvou< Debility, Pr, matul | ,c;.v. and
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